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and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
Volume
1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offico
Number
195
New York
6155
General
RAILROAD
Price
A INDUSTRIAL
INSURANCE
•,
and
SEC Registrations
,
In This Issue
of
terms
to
are
Stock and Bond Quotations
'The
through
conducts
company
land
emnhasis on
with
Florida,
Maryland, New York
real
general
a
National Stock Exchange
The
president.—V.
Farms
Arden
The
company
ferred
shares
Proceeds
Arden
of
195,
April 5,
on
W.
"Reg.
a
covering
5,660
for
Slauson
Angeles,
Los
corporaiton on April 19,
shares
(par one cent)
Blauner Co., N. Y.
*
»
'
'
consolidated
$3,500,000
of
to
are
cosmetics
a
be
debt
working capital
concern,
in
the
Markets
additional
pany.
Beauty of 300 Chancellor Ave., Newark, N. J., is engaged in own¬
and operation of beauty salons and the franchising beauty
owned by others. The company also plans to distribute and
Condition
cosmetics.
:
1
The
corporation on April
shares
Proceeds
12,
10c)
used
for
offered
to be
to be
are
filed
1962
(par
equipment,
"Reg.
a
at
A"
Twelve
covering 300,000
advertising,
printing of cata¬
Bldg., Kilgore, Tex., is
ing, collecting and selling obsolete paper money and
Biinor
On
April
25,
the
1962
C. M. P. Corp.—SEC
On
April 23,
originally filed
Center Star Gold Mines, Inc.—"Reg.
The
corporation
shares
common
1
Co.
shares
mon
195,
to
the
company
the
SEC
have
'
v
New
York
The
corporation
shares
Proceeds
will
$1)
used
1962
9,
to
to
Capital of 1426 N. First St.,
financial enterprise.
A" Filing—
and
are
of
to be
Box
usced
469,
for general
Wallace,
Pennaluna &
Cascade
Natural Gas
corporation,
of
222
filed
"Reg.
a
at
$3,
City.
debentures
of
shares
90,000
consisting of
A"
covering
100,000
underwriting.
surplus.
is engaged in
various
forms
of
shares.
White,
be
The
cade
1983
stock,
&
Co.,
The -interest
the warrants,
to
due
common
Weld
underwriters.
are
the SEC
to
20
Ave.
on
on
April
and
be
a
Broad
rate
North,
Seattle,
18
5-vear
Wash.,
filed
to
purchase
Idaho,
is
engaged
in
the
exploration,
the
debentures,
exercise
price
Natural
Gas
Co.
and
due
July
6V2%
1962
interim
Pacific
of
the
sale
1982
of
and
the
July,
1963,
and
a
5'/2%
the
used
note
company's
due
to
retire
September,
which will be assumed by the company on the contem¬
and the balance will be used, together with the proceeds
to institutional purchasers of
$2,500,00© of 5V2% bonds
additional
funds
generated
internally;
to
cover
the
is
cost
capital expenditure program for 1962, estimated at
addition to various indebtedness and preferred
stock, the
common stock.
C. Spencer
Board Chairman and O. Marshall Jones is President—V
191
In
company has
Clark
due
of
be
company's
$4,850,000.
p.
1962, incurred to finance a part
plant construction; $1,425,000 will
notes
plated merger;
from
15,
for
outstanding 1,103,327 shares of
2411.
is
the
It
is an incorporated
parent cooperative
functions
both
as
an
agricultural
cooperative asso¬
of the G.L.F. system of co¬
operating cooperative directly
and
in product manufacturing, processing and distribution, whole¬
purchasing, and the marketing of commodities for its members,
as
holding corporation owning
a
all of the outstanding, common
Cooperative G.L.F. Holding
League Federation Insurance Co. and G.L.F. Agency
Corp. The net proceeds from the sale of the securities, estimated at a
maximum of $4,750,000, will be used principally to provide funds for
future redemption of outstanding securities of G.L.F.
Exchange and
Cooperative G.L.F. Holding Corp. and to increase working capital.
Corp.,
Building Go. ) presently
expenditures
due
sale
manufactured
note
Exchange
and
operatives.
Cas¬
merged into the company and the shareholders thereof (other than the
company) will receive, on a share-for-share basis, an aggregate of 2,442 shares of the company.
Of the net proceeds from this financing,
$3,500,000 will be used to retire 5te% notes due June, 1963, and a 5%
.
.
'
C.—V.
D.
195,
6.
p.
Filing
11, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 125,000
to be offered at $2, through Amos C. Sudler
April
to
are
of
324
be
for
used
reserves
and
general
corporate
pur¬
for
The
Guaranty Bank Bldg.,
special
risks.
on
April
to
be
offered
to
be
shares
are
F.
of
212
at
for
$1,
writing
filed a "Reg. A" covering 35,000
without underwriting.
equipment,
inventories,
and
working
;
;;:%V
r
Colorado
marginally
1962
9,
used
.%%%'.
.■
C.
is engaged in
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
capital.
Denver,
- j.:
Bldg.,
punched
Denver,
forms
for
is engaged in printing of
data processing equipment.
The
shares
Proceeds
&
Hill
Greenman
on
>
April
(par $5)
to
are
Gibbs
A" Filing—
20, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 3,070
to be offered at $48.31, without underwriting.
be used for working capital.
corporation
common
is
a
firm
of
consultant
engineers.—V.
Bros. Inc.—Common
193,
p.
2778.
Registered—
the holders thereof.
stock of the following principal subsidiaries:
(Pacific
on
(par 50c)
sale
engaged
of
distribute natural gas in 45 communities
gas in two communities, in Washington and Oregon.
The prospectus states that subject to approval by the shareholders of
the company and of its subsidiary, Pacific Natural Gas, Pacific will be
and
shares
Gibbs & Hill, Inc.—"Reg.
Registered—
Ithaca, N. Y., filed a registration
1962 covering $250,000 of 4% sub¬
ordinated debentures due 1966, 30,000 shares of 4%
cumulative pre¬
ferred stock
($100 par), and 300,000 shares of common stock.
The
debentures are to be offered for sale at 100%
of principal amount,
the preferred at $100 per share, and the common at $5 per share.
No
ciation
public offering price of the units and underwriting terms
and its subsidiaries
Washington,
Inc.,
Denver.
common
G.
The company, of Terrace Hill,
statement with SEC on April 25,
G.L.F.
offered for public sale in units
warrant to purchase 15 common
St., New York, heads the list of
supplied" by amendment.
company
company
coming members.
a
covering $6,000,000 of
warrants
Bessel,
underwriting is involved. The prospectus states that the debentures and
shares are to be offered without limitation
and
may
be
purchased by both farmer and non-farmer patrons of G.L.F. Exchange
and by other persons; and the offering of common stock is restricted
to present members of the Exchange and to farmers interested in be¬
Corp.—Units Registered—
$1,000 debenture and
a
&
Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange, Inc*
1
without
capital and
Phoenix,
Fairview
registration statement with
subordinated
Myers
Proceeds
mining expenses.
% preferred
The
1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
with the SEC on Dec. 26, 1961 which covered 100,000
to have been offered publicly at $5 per share through-
G. C. F.
"Reg. A" covering 1,200,000
a
(par
Debentures—Preferred—Common
offered
be
increase
two
com¬
shares
continuous
•;
April
on
(par
be
to re¬
and
the
shares
common
development and production of mineral deposits.
Capital Services, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
common
April 10, 1962 filed
on
10c) to be offered at 25c, through
Standard Securities, Inc., Spokane, Wash.
Center
withdrew its registration statement
19 which covered 70,000 com¬
through Pistell, Inc.,
assembly, by
1293.
&.Co.,
Jan.
on
offered
been
520.
p.
Registration Withdrawn—
with
10 months
manufacturer,
final
.
insurance
withdrew its registration statement
Jan. 8 Which covered 100,000 class A
offered publicly through A. C. Allyn &
1962
and
.
Federal
on
635.
Italian
the
from
transportation
poses.
Proceeds
—V.
50
coins.
company
p.
airframes
for
Federal Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—"Reg. A"
Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
originally filed with the SEC
capital shares to have been
Co., New York City.—V. 195,
de¬
Wright,
engaged in buy¬
rare
of
On April 23,
originally filed
50
Banks
a
common
of
50
Reserve
certification from the FAA,
obtain
to
months
Proceeds
209 Kelly-Dickson
of
Federal
production, for
Educational Aids Co. Inc.—SEC Registration Withdr'n
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
The Course of Bank Clearings
49
logues and working capital.
Bieciuk
Banks
cer¬
group own
The
underwriting.
without
$1,
p.
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
(Hank) Bieciuk, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filingcommon
of Member
Reserve
System
Foreign Exchange Rates
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.
Statement
Federal
type
amended
field service personnel,
expanded sales program, for
train
an
to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
of common stock, of which management officials as
about 10%. The prospectus lists 17 holders of the 74,000
outstanding shares including Joseph J. Lann and Stephen de Pont, who
propose to sell 8,000 and 6,000 shares, respectively. Others propose to
sell amounts ranging from 1,000 to 5,000 shares.
Such shares were
acquired at $1.25 per share cash or in consideration at $1 per share for
services rendered or in satisfaction of outstanding obligations.—V. 190,
a
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead..
2
State and City Bond Offerings
59
Dividends Declared and Payable
13
ership
the
obtain
to
and
addition
In
40
Corporation and Investment News
,
627,858.9
40
Miscellaneous Features
equipment,
obtain
preparation for helicopter rotor blade
in
deliveries
ceive
40
General
used
be
to
($133,000), for
of
40
Stock Prices
will
FAA,
tooling
41
Stock and Bond Averages
of
the
from
41
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
sale
stock
additional
of
tification
for. salaries for one year
Transactions American Stock Exchange.....
engaged
shops
sell
were
40
40
acquisition
other corporate purposes.
and
losses
is attributable to development of
eight months
sale
40
SEC Index
is
repayment,
of
46
38
Stock
Dow-Jones
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 99,990
to be offered at $3, through Seymour
for
used
the. sale
or
the D-10B helicopter; and
ended on that date the net loss was $341,405, and, accord¬
ing to the prospectus, the company is now insolvent. The company has
an
agreement with an Italian manufacturer to produce the D-10B
helicopter in Italy. The company, however, will purchase in the United
States or produce its own rotor blades and will purchase engines in
the United States and expects to do final assemply work at its own
plant and to handle sales itself. The net proceeds from the company's
-
Proceeds
loans
the year
for
38
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
Beauty Industries, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
through
42
dairy and related food products.—V. 193, p. 1553.
common
largely
Through the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1961,
$5,715,076, of which the company estimated
posit to procure delivery of engines, to assemble initial production models
the D-10B, to discharge existing obligations, and for working capi¬
tal
and inventories.
The company estimates that it will take up to
of debt.
repayment
Ave.,
efforts
38
40
pre¬
to be offered at $53, without underwriting.
used
be
to
1900
filed
1962
its
company.
38
Co.-—"Reg. A" Filing—
(par $1)
are
of
972.
p.
the
Over-the-Counter
$3,577,500 as of May 31, 1961. made to the com¬
Franklin National Bank of Long Island. In addition to
the company has outstanding 2,743,996 shares
of
capital stock, of which management officials as
a
group
own
711,993 shares. Jerry Finkelstein is board chairman and Herbert Sadkin
is
continued
of
Exchange-—%■Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
Montreal Stock Exchange.....
Canadian Stock Exchange..
Toronto Stock Exchange
indebtedness,
certain
friends
47
...
has
stoqk or convertible obligations to management officials, employees and
33
...
Exchange
since
16
28
Midwest
and Kentucky. It also is engaged in or
including barber and beauty shops,
aggregating
by
pany
the Doman-Ambrosini D-10B, for which the company has applied to
FAA for an amendment to its type certificate.
The company was
reorganized in 1960 pursuant to Chapter XI of the Bankruptcy Act and
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
in
utility companies, bowling alleys, and housing construction in Argentina.
The net proceeds from the debenture sale will be used to repay various
loans,
Stock
Boston
estate
and home construction
businesses,
other
in
interests
has
subsidiaries
aev»tonment
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
Stock Exchange.
Stock
American
to
the
Stock
New York
by the
of 5%
price thereof, and (2) $750,000 of like debentures to be offered
company to a group of nine persons in exchange for $358,057
collateral notes and 42,170 outstanding capital shares.
business
New York
the
said
are
as
Page
supplied by amendment. The statement also includes (1) 30,000 shares
of capital stock underlying 5-year options to be sold to the principal
underwriters for $3,0d0,
exercisable initially at 110% of the market
and
company is not now and has never been engaged in
manufacturing activities.
Improvements to the LZ-5
have been in design since January, 1961, and with
those improvements, the helicopter now proposed to be sold is known
type
be
the
substantial
any
One Wall St., and Allen &
underwriters. The
Bear, Stearns & Co.,
amount.
principal
Co., 30 Broad St., both of New York, head the list of
interest
rate
on
the debentures
and underwriting
S.
by
nancing;
of 230 Park Ave., New York, filed a registration state¬
24 covering. $5,000,000 of convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures due 1977, to be offered for public sale at 100%
SEC on April
the
SEC FILINGS
•
production
Glidden
of
certified
company
with
Copy
a
of prototype helicopters embodying certain inventions
Doman, President. The resulting model (LZ-5) was typeFAA in 1955.
The prospectus states that since 1957
the
company has
attempted unsuccessfully to secure markets either
military or commercial for its helicopters and to secure adequate fi¬
'
Registered—
All-State Properties, Inc*^-Debentures
The
ment
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
7, N. Y., Monday, April 30, 1962
—V.
Grange
194, p.
Doman
The
filed
a
mon
'
_
Helicopters, Inc.—Proposed Rights Offering-—
whose address
statement with the SEC
company,
common
held.
1157.
stock,
to be offered by
is
on
Municipal Airport, Danbury, Conn.,
April 19 covering 418,680 shares of
the company for subscription by com¬
stockholders at the rate of two such shares for each three
The
record
date
and
subscription
price
(maximum
shares
$1.25
per
share) are to be supplied by amendment. The statement also includes
(1) 74,000 outstanding shares to be offered for
public sale by the hold™iereof fro*n time to time
at the then prevailing market prices and
(2) 189,201 shares to be offered
by the company to certain creditors
(including management officials) in order to reduce current liabilities.
Organized in 1945, the company until
research,
development
and
construction
1957
of
was
early
primarily engaged in
experimental models
The
company
statement
tion
by
which 75,000 shares are to be offered for public
and 75,000 shares, being, outstanding stock, by
The offering will be made at $10 per share through
headed by J. R. Williston & Beane, 2 Broadway, New
stock,
common
the
of 35 Engel St., Hicksville, New York, filed a registra¬
with the SEC on April 25 covering 150,000 shares of
of
company
underwriters
which will receive a $1 per share commission and $16,000 for
The statement also includes 5,250 shares underlying threewarrants to be sold to the principal underwriter by the company
and
selling stockholders (in equal amounts) for $262.50, exercisable
initially at $11 per share.
York,
expenses.
year
f*nd
and
conducted primarily
through nine leased departments in discount department stores located
principally in the New York City area, also include the sale of addi¬
tional items such as juvenile furniture and luggage. Of the net proceeds
from the company's sale of additional stock, $150,000 will be used to
liquidate short-term bank loans incurred to pay income taxes and for
general corporate purposes; $250,000 to finance inventories and reduce
substantially the need to incur additional short-term loans to meet
seasonal and other corporate needs; and the balance will be added to
general working capital and may be used to open additional leased
The
company
and its subsidiaries are engaged in the wholesale
of
toys and related lines such as hobbies
distribution
retail
sporting equipment. Its retail operations,
which
are
departments.
In
addition
to
certain
Indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
shares of common stock
(after giving effect to
3,525-for-l stock split), of which Sidney Greenman, board
352,500
a recent
chairman,
president, and Nathan Greenman, executive vicepresident, own 117,500 shares each. They propose to sell 25,000 shares
each. Sale of new stock to the public at $10 per share will result in
an
increase the book value of stock now outstanding from $2,19 to
$3.33 per share with a dilution of $6.67 per share in the book equity
of stock purchased by the public.
Bernard
Greenman,
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2026)
Registered—
The
comnany
the
with
ment
^
or 505 Fifth Ave., New York filed a
SEC on April 20 covering 100,000
and distributor, and Laird, Bissell- & ..Meeds is its investment
Peter Bekeny is president of the Fund' and I. M. Bekeny is
manager
registration state¬
advisor.
shares of common
public sale at net asset value (maximum $11.53
per share)
plus an 8.5% sales charge.
:■
The Fund is a fully-managed diversified investment company which
intends to become open-end in 1963.
Its primary objective is capital
growth combined with a fair return of income, to be derived in major
Fund
with
under
the
initial
an
capital
Investment
publicly
enable it
to
Company
of
Act
offer its
to
\
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i
'
By SIDNEY BROWN
a
and corporate equity,
the competitive block
a
TREASURY'S
OUT
The
LONG
ENTICE
TO
exchange of;;approximately
Treasury's
should
be
no
onerous
pressure
-
v
;
-
'
May-June maturing debt
of choice hut is; particularly liberalv in :
•
"
.
,
.
•
.
,
the capital market despite the attractive
on
yields put before the holders of the maturing debt. One could expect, under different
circumstances that an exchange of this size and spread which generates repurchases
would influence the market yield-spread pattern.
V
i
■
,
%
In this case,
,
eat what the market has been
It
STEEL
AIDS
INDICTMENT
ITS
are
expected
to
; ••
of BUDGET FINANCE PLAN via Sheargon,
'' ;'4'4
4'V.
FOR GROSS. CORPORATE FINANCING
coimpiled by the;;SEC
corporate offerings
siid^the^;
active
quarter
quarterly-4financing
of
record
established
ever
-
occurred
in
1961.
to.,
"££^7^^
a
that the current business upturn will continue
large
flow
of automatic
institutionalized,
and
'
currently predicted,
as
voluntary
individual;
savings-flow.
Realty
municipal
and
debt
repayments
coming
in,and
;
the
a
was
April 20, that
year ago,
we
wrote in this
"We
space:
thank the built-in
can
institutionalized savings and debt repayment for coping with the recent outpouring
municipals and corporates going to the market.
[C]orpofates' price is higher
the holders of $2.2 billion of 4%
of
.
than this time last
year." It
.
.
also, oar view that without a real economic boom,
persistently continued Fed's propensity to monetize- the debt, the
yields of senior debt issues would decline. Last Thursday's Cnrohicle, p. 3, carried
an
article by; .Sidney Homer of Salomon Brother's & 'Hutzler4wMdh;4exdell^itly
-analyzed r ip detail Why*
similarly believed :theJ Ibng'-term; bond price;trend:will
hot go down in the foreseeable future.:
with
and
.
,
picture
EXCHANGE OFFER
was,
the
•Th@.iSEC 'clata- below and
.
GOVERNMENT'S
Japan,
slowed rate of growth of municipal and realty financing in terms of GNP; growth,:
should result in considerable self-financing of. new mortgages arid tax-exempts. ' ,ri
serving them.
today and Wednesday,
by
•.;.•/ >■■■ •' v
record high of $13,147 million. If. the McGraw4Hill recently released sur¬
vey of companies'demand for external capital, conducted'during March and early
April, -holds true, then business will want only 1%; more from tne.;capital markets
in 1962 than in 1961; Therefore, \Ve can expect $13,279 million in new
/corporate
issues this. year. The anticipated lack of increase in stocksx and bonds would lend
support to the view that this is one force apt to keep existing issues from declining.
the
notes and more
than $5.5 million 3% certificates maturing' on May 15, and of $3,963 billion 2*4%
bonds due June 15 have the opticn to transfer into: (a) 3*4% certificates due May 15,
1963 [Treasury's 2*/2S of August, 1963, were yielding 2.93% on April 25]; (b) 3%%
notes due Feb. 15, 1966 with a yield of 3.68% [the l*4s of April, 1966, were yielding
3.13% on April 25]; or (c).3%% bond due Nov. 15, 1971 to yield'3.94% [thM3%s<bf
November, 1974—three y&ars later maturity—were only yielding 3.89% on April 25],
The government knows Mw to price successful terms.
<
•
:
Between
interest
;ho:ii^ication that?; realty-andYiftbhicipal. increhsddjfmahri^^
enticement
the
and
15.
•and-lnstitutionalsavingk'will.be'larger-ihaminvestmentoppdrtunitiesdTher^is
,
though the yield offered provides a better break than comparable market
of investible funds is formidably greater than the demand for
to the Treasury debt holders is unlikely to change the
capital market's present yield pattern. As a result the owners of the maturing bonds
will have their cake and the investment funds seeking better yields will be forced to
and
common
principal
May
preceding three- quarters
the:
most,
This assumes
and that the
issues, the supply
them
The
second
came
FUNDS
TERM
of
about
;groWthfmd&ktlMsK;ia^;aa:;^
Total tgitass
ate^^ff^ring^ ;
.
-7. v.-
payment
Financing in the capital , market then amounted to
$5,352 million in total corporate offerings; $5*261 million - in net proceeds; $4,272
million in new money; and $549,316,000 in secondaries.
None of those 1961 second
quarter totals is likely to be exceeded this year on the basis of available economic
$11.7 billion
generous in all three available categories
the terms for its longest alternative choice.
is
There
..y -
REFUNDING TERMS
GENEROUS
the
Six managed equity
million.
to
offered
50,000 shares-of
lcwOr' than
total.
Total negotiated and com¬
stockholders offering and the other a foreign flotation.
as
but ,$424 million i Jhigher ! thai
first quarter of 1961. -Sad to say, it was $1,142 million less than the first
quarter of
1957—and our projected 1962 total indicates it will be similarly less than 1957's
certificate; and
in size.
senior debt in six issues total $113,605,000—one of which is
petitive long-term debt securities add up to $291.4
offerings expected this week aggregate $26 million.
SEC
be
yhiirisfffrst
were
corporate issues—one utility and the other a rail equipment trust
$128.5 million in 35 tax-exempt bonds, each one'$1'million or larger
Underwritten corporate
shares
PROSPECTS
....
securities of which $44.4 million are in two
$172.9 million of fixed interest rate
are
24 the bank, with, headquarters in Tokyo, Jqpant filed
a ..registration'
statement covering a' proposed
public
offering pf .$15,000,000 of 15ryear. 6% guaranteed external loan bonds,
due May
15, 1977. The bonds, which are unconditionally, guaranteed
the
Hammill & Co., filed March 16.'
This
A substantially sized docket of corporate and municipal debt,
financing is groomed for this week's appearance. Headed for
Development Bank—Bonds Registered— a.;/:"
Aprii
with
sell shares
intends, to
it
1940,
debentures and
Corporate and M unicipal Financing Ahead ;,
.
Japan
On
president; and they hold similar positions with the manager.- The
former owns substantially all ox the outstanding, common, voting stock
of the manager.
The prosnectus states that in order to provide .tne
vice
stock, to be offered for
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
privately at $10 per share. The names of the purchasers and amounts
to be acquired by each are to be
supplied by amendment.
W ' '
part by investment in common stock of the larger industrial and other
business
corporations of'the United States: Industrial incomes Inc.
of North America, of the Fifth Avenue address, is .the Fund's investment
North America, Inc.—Com¬
Industrial Growth Fund of
mon
.
.
the
above
discussion
should
provide "a self-explanatory
Street will be in managing new'issues: ;So far, this;
year's f irst quarter: carried no "haw money", honors. The, principal new; business:
The government's
anti-trust indictment of U.. S. Steel and Bethlehem, et al, should
attractive. Moreover, the refund¬
ing is and will most likely be assisted by the Fed's nudging policy which, de facto.
constitutes for all intents and purposes "pegging the par value of bonds." Last
Wednesday's Federal Reserve's holdings of government securities were $78 million v'
larger than the prior week—largely due to repurchase holdings.. Part of this was to
offset a gold loss drop of $44 million compared to the previous week's holdings.
A further bcost to the exchange success is the continuing unattractiveness of stock
yields despite the marked improvement Th this year!s first ; quaiter earnings* and
as
to how
busy -Wall
.
.
was'ih;iecondahies,iandissiies,'4' " .44:'
further depress stocks and make bonds that more
'
'
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1 ,1
Total, gross
1st
:
$19,154
1.962 c
F.¥,4L6'
.a,992
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>:
$13,147
;4: 2,283
quarter gross;
quarter new money________4__ 4-3,180
1st
<1861
^
1960
pfferings.--Li.Li;' $12,884
corp. offerings__ 4; 3,558
corp.
|millions#>•
'
' 1957
./
2,020a '
a. ,648
I$t4quarter; aecohdaries-LL-LxLLlLi 4#: :;;;84i
•
4
f-194
-4199
,
prospects of much
blows
more
the stock
to
the
of
indexes.
And despite the recent heavy
high enough trend so that the
which commenced in tne last half of 1S58, are still
same
The
P/Es
favorable bonds yields to stocks,
with
of
going
us,
strong. This
"hard-knock's
which
mentals
WEEK'S
lesson is
are
stockholders
LARGEST ISSUES
ARE
about
to
seem
year.
still
making
education"
investor
most
for this
28
at
forgotten
SUNRAY
or
never
DX
Bonds
Apr. 30-May. 5__
May
learned.
April 30,
the
Treasury's
into the
entry
Total.
market will not raise any
of the year, the Treasury will
For the first time since the beginning
91-day bills' ($1.2 billion) and 182-day bills ($600,000,000) for an almost equal exchange of $1,801,487,000. Also, commencing today the Treasury will be en¬
gaged in the above mentioned refinancing directly affecting the bund, market.
A.%
earmarked
April
30 for
its $3.5
million
497,335,000
$374,596,100
$450,347,950
$824,944,050
$656^51,000
$997,322,600
$166^079,750
$673,154,750
168,011,250
104,480,000;
week...
$341,070,700
April 21i 1961— $507,075,000;
^*$1 million
■
DX OIL CO.'s $75
million sinking fund debentures is tentatively sched-.
uled by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities to come out today. LANSING, MICH., also,
has
$80,521,700
Last
auction
SUNRAY
—
Sewer and
Garbage
.
or
1'
Disposal System
;
;
J
•'f L
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•
Corp.4bonds withput datesa
bonds—
—.
(42)
$640,025,700
(85)
$1,293,942,900
$ 1,173,072,700 (286 >
675,823,700(369)
$248,892,250
496,201,360
$1,848,896,400(655)
$745,093,610
(83)
$4,440,000
Total
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Common stock
offerings set for Tuesday are: WITCO CHEMICAL CO.'s secondary
100,000 shares via Smith, Barney & Co., and Goldman, Sachs & Co.; A. G. Becker &
Co. negotiated STAR TANK & BOAT CO., INC.'s predominantly secondary offering 4
of all but 27,000 shares out of 307,000 total shares; 200,000 shares offering and sec¬
ondary of HARDLINES DISTRIBUTORS, INC. via McDonnell & Co. Also, White,;
Co., and Goldman,
joint offering of $7.5 million
in a secondary.
May
2,
$20
Sachs
conv.
&
Co.
sub.
debentures and
4
million
managed BELCO
PETROLEUM
300,000 shares
of
corporates.—_f$2,359,935,400(713)
$2,488,922,100(740)
municipals with dates;a*$605,883,000(106)
~ $785,771,000(125)
Total of both
CORP."
common
KINGDOM
OF
DENMARK
external
loan
.
SYMINGTON
WAYNE
CORP.
will
have
rights
additional
capital and refunding
including investment cos., and for the
million CONSOLIDATED
:•
Y
■lr;,*lssues of $1 million
Walston
&
Co.
SEC-filed
Feb.
TRUST
21,
24, 1961; $5 million PENNSYLVANIA
beneficial'interests via Stroud & Co. and
1961;
$3
million
subordinated
capital
income
new capital issues to be publicly offered
nonfinancial and financial corporations'
EDISON
larger.
or
Co., N. Y.'s mortgage bond set for June 19.
Includes $35 million N. Y. PORT AUTHORITY
but not $15 million more contemplated but still without
to
SEC filed Nov.
$501,846,000'
$2,540,882,510
owners. Excluded are private placements and
nonpublic offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion and for
issuance under employees and stock option plans and "from time-to-time, sales."
t Includes $11,625,000 in three equipment trust certificates; $29,835,600 in six pre¬
ferreds of which $24 million in three preferreds have sales dates set; and 142 issues
of $300,000 or less of which 45 have tentative dates. Includes recently added $100
INDETERMINATE
/
management
of Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis. During the week these issues
may, also appear:
$5 million PUERTO RICO LAND & DEVELOPMENT CORP. in units of qonv. sub.
debentures and common stock under the tutelage cf Lieberbaum &
Co., and Morris
was
of
by
$3,274,693,100(865)
$2,039,036,510
:
such other
sub. debentures in the period of May 4-20 under the
INVESTMENT
$2,965,823,400(819):
Data in parentheses denote the number
for
bonds
Sterns & Co.
Cohon & Co. This issue
financings-1—
.
Larger municipals set for Wednesday are: $10 million HAWAII various purpose
bonds; $9 million LOS ANGELES, CALIF., Dept. of Water & Power, Water Revenue
bonds; $5,970,000 SAN JUAN, P. R. Municipal Stadium General Obligations.
.v. v.
of
$1,615,759,200(630)
—
Total
by Kuhn, Loeb; Smith, Barney; Harriman Ripley; and Lazard Freres,
Cos.; GARLAND KNITTING MILLS 200,000 offering and secondary shares of comjnon
via Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; $4,130,250 CARROLS, INC., common
rights offering to the stockholders of TASTEE FREEZ underwritten by Bear,"
stockholders
stocks
,X
Total
underwritten
ESTATE
April 27,1961
120,260,000
694,042,700(364)
REAL
BACKLOG
$1,059,075,000
234,867,900.
$921,716,500 (266)
conv.
$668,340,0.00 $1,665,662,600
$311;446,000
$984,600,750
(43)
Corp. stocks without dates..
eligible
<
$519,765,700
Corp. stocks with dates-1—
$5,005,700
14,330,000 4, 158,940,000
$744,176,200
-
-Total
C.; $4 million NEWPORT NEWS, VA.; and $4 million TOLEDO CITY SCHOOL
DISTRICT, OHIO.
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The
-v
Last Week
.
N.
Wednesday,
$517,743,000 $1,342,687,050
-
$629,766,100 (46)
114,410,100 (37)
equipment tfust certificates; $35 million NEW YORK
PORT AUTHORITY; $8 million PHOENIX, ARIZ.; $5 million GUILFORD COUNTY,
&
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NEGOTIABLE
This Week
•,
Tomorrow, May I, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO.'s $40 million first and
refunding mortgage bonds, rated AA, with protection, against refunding call until
May 1, 1967, is expected to hit the bidding block. It will be joined by: SOUTHERN
Weld
Financings
$128,509,000 $371,976,400
132,161,000
407,297,650
242,743,000 4 404,473,000
L
COMPETITIVE AND
Corp. bonds with dates__-_.
CO.'s
Total of Both
larger in* size.
TOTAL
General Obligations.
RAILWAY
Total
Municipals*
money
cash.
new
—
Total
57,250,000
47,275,000
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VISIBLES
Corporates
Stocks
$243,467,400
275,136,650
161,730,000
144,610,000
May 21-May 26
OIL; $40 MILLION
NEGOTIABLE
Corporate
;;
$162,945,700
107,125,400
7-May 12__
May 14-May 19.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON; AND 835 MILLION N. Y. PORT AUTHORITY
Today,
COMPETITIVE AND
Corporate
painful contribution to the school
long-run-earnings investment funda- "4
875 MILLION
DAY
a
a
have
-
V-T
..
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Corp. stocks and bonds*
-
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.
-
-
a
tentative selling date.
BACKLOG
This Week
Last Week
897,000,000
825,000,000
a * Includes postponed but not, of course, withdrawn financing.
Also,
reported financing plans still not in the formal offering-announcement
stage.
.r
April 26, 1962
Volume
First
The
Barney
&
Boston
Corp.;
Inc.,
Co.,
Number
195
New
6155
.
Dillon,
Read &
Co.
York City, are named
This
in
as
'■
It
is
will
will
loatts
converted
the
in
panies
into
Japanese
in
the
and
yen
to
currency
for
Japan
from
proceeds
net
Japanese
the
used
sale
by. the
of
to
The
Tne
bank
incorporated
was
institution
to
1951
in
supply
as
tive
to
the .promotion of economic reconstruction and
ment.
On March 31,
1962 the bank had nearly
standing
loans.
bank's
The
Japan,
>*
>
reserve
the
on
•
.
capital,
amounted
on
same
-
which
owned
'
-
the
by
12.3c
'%■
company
bidding about June
12.- The net proceeds
^.e add6d to general funds and used-to
construction
•
from the bond sals
1845. ■; *
p.
on
million.—V.
without
194,
:■:;%%y
■
,
•
,
by law to
amounted on
twice
.
t
.
—-w
.
^
^.
.
1
%>
,
.
licensed
sale
stockj
common
debentures
of
offered for
to be
and
and
shares
200,000
of
li'
of
in units consisting of $25.
Lee Higginson Corp., 20 Broad
public sale
share.
common
one
1982.
due
and
public offering price
underwriting" terms
The
company
under
Delaware
of
are
of
April
on
6,
1962
Properties-,
Inc.)
-
deliveries
organized
stock-
was
said
and intends to acquire the
construction
and
by
S.
Jon
^operation for its own account of office buildings and
incurred
tion
or
of
Medical
Arts
Centre,
Kreedman in
& Co., a
Arizona
corporation owned by him. The former owns the National General Corp.Building, Beverly Hills; the Kaiser Health Foundation Building, Los
Angeles; the Plush Horse Inn, Redondo Beach near Los Angeles; two
other sites in downtown Los Angeles;
a 73%
interest in California-'
Wilshire Co., which owns the United California Bank Building, Beverly
Hills* a 47%; interest in Wilpalm Co., which owns the C-E-I-R Euilding,
Beverly Hills, and a 71% interest in Crenshaw Plaza Medical Center,
which owns
the Crenshaw Medical Arts Centre
(including, in each
case, the entire general partnership interest).
The company will also
isSue an aggregate of 298,848 common shares to the limited partners
of
said
three partnerships for the remaining
interests therein.
The
prospectus states that at Feb. 28, 1962, the corporations acquired from •
Kreedman had an aggregate capital deficit of $743,628 and the inter¬
ests in said three partnerships had an aggregate book value of $1,501,782.
The company now has
outstanding (prior to the acquisitions)
85 000 shares of common stock (purchased at $2 per share), of which
Lee Higginson Corp. owns 30,000 shares, Benjamin Company (a part¬
nership) 30,000 shares, and certain employees of S. Jon Kreedman &■
Co.
25 000 shares.
The net equity of the company in the underlying
assets and cash received upon sale of such shares is $758,154, equiva¬
lent to 84d per share for each of the 900,000 to be issued ae-.considera-.
t
at one Cent
options to be sold to the principal underwriter
exercisable at the public offering price.
,
will be
stock
additional
of
is
company
used
to
cover
expenses
resulting from the
transfer of operations to larger quarters in Garden City,
($25,000), and the balance for working capital and general,
impending
Long Island
purposes, including
possible
additional leased record departments.
corporate
•
acquisition
and
establishment
outstanding
301,035 shares of common stock (recently issued in exchange for the
105'capital shares then outstanding), of which Jack Grossman, Presi¬
dent;
and
Marvin W.
Rossman,
Vice-President, own 129,015 and
114,680 shares, respectively. They propose to sell 36,833
and 34,167,
shares, respectively. They also hold 28,670 shares each in trusts* for.
the
benefit of their respective
children. Book value of stock howf
of
outstanding
cents
72
is
per
The company has
The
.
85,920
public
bv
by
amendment;
amendment.
The
The
the
list
The
supplied by amendment..
organized under Delaware law. In April 1962 as,
and underwriting terms are to be
share)
was
company
to Holyoke .Cinejna Shpps,,Inc., a Massachusetts corporation.
engaged principally in/ the operation
of. self-service, discount
depa!rtinent"stores which carry a broad line of'popularly priced department store merchandise at discount prices.
The company's chain at
is
located in five states; and it is anticipated
now
under construction will be opened
eight more stores will be opened during
the
latter
part of 1962. Of the net proceeds from the company's
sale
of additional stock,
$250,000 will be used to repay short-term
bank
borrowings incurred for
working capital purposes, principally
in
connection with the opening of the four new stores;
$1,000,000
for inventories and pre-opening expenses in connection with the pro¬
posed opening of the eight new stores; and the balance to improve
/.Awnonu'7 txmriHnor
ponit.nl
nnsition
nnd
for
general
corporate
the
company's working capital position and for general corporate
present consists of 13 stores
that
four
additional stores
during May and June and that
certain
to
addition
In
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
of common stock (after giving effect to a proposed
recapitalization whereby such shares will be issued in exchange for
the
465
shares now outstanding), of
which Irving Bernstein, Board
shares
514,614
Desser, President, own 252,732 shares each.
sell 77,500 shares each. All outstanding shares were
exchange
for the
outstanding stock of Holyoke Cinema
and
Chairman,
They
propose
issued
in
Shops,
George
to
Inc.
is -nHtnoHiv.
is primarily
marketing of electron
The
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 150,000
offered at $2, without underwriting.
corporation on April 16,
common
(par $1) to be
shares
THE COMMERCIAL AND
William
of
March
NOTE*
....
Dana
*
On
3,
and
Mr.
Exploratory
'^egistered^-:.;-^;;'.
Venture
The
the
company of 202, South
registration statement'With" the
of
Second
St.,
SEC
April 20 covering
limited partnership
on
pre-organization
one
It
of
?
limited
of
of
for
snare
than
Plohn
&
of
remaining
150
contributions
No
underwriting
not
is
Investment
Resources
exceeding
100%
involved.
Management Co.,
of
-
each
$20
10
.
of
-\
outs"
in
from
acreage
one
other
companies pursuant to which
will 'be assigned" to the partnership
or:-more
acreage
in
or
an*
return^ for
Of the $750,000-mihimum^ ;
specific- wells.
the
sale
of
partnership
interests,
$475,000
will be
used to drill test wells, and the balance to pay $15,000 to Fetroleum.
Resources,- to drill the initiaL farm ' out/ to drill development wells
proceeds
and
from
for t completion and)equipping- costs.
-The- partnership' will enter,
into
an
operating*, agreement with* Petroleum Resources Investment
Corp.
iPrimcorpi, also owned by Flanagan and Bloomenthal, under
which Primcorp will be the operator of the acreage previously selected
drilling,
to the extent feasible all other acreage acquired by
Petroleum Resources has not made any capital con¬
partnership and will not be required to do so; and,
Flanagan
and
Bloomenthal
will receive,
directly
or
and
partnership.
the
to
the
indicated,
indirectly, $15,000 from the sale of the, initial farm out to the part-:
nership, what is in effect a carried 20% in all partnership properties
for acquisitions made on behalf of the partnex-ship and certain additionai; amounts for acting as operator of partnership properties.
Promistora Gold Mines Ltd.—Capital Stock
Registered
efforts-basis by A. C. MacPherson & Co., 25 Adelaide, St., East
Toronto, which will receive a 12/ac per shaie selling commission and
a best
an
additional 7V2C per
share for expenses,
for
18
prospectus states that to date, except for preliminary exploration work,
no development work has been undertaken on its property
and thqt no
production or discovery of mineable ore bodies has resulted from such
exploratory work.
Of the $150M000 estimated net proceeds from the
company's sale ;of additional stock, $106,000 will be used to carry out
future explorations of the property and the balance to pay certain
for other general corporate purposes and contingencies.
The
company has
outstanding 1,560,214 shares of common stock, of
which 560,214 shares have been sold from time to time since 1949 at
in
the
and
1,000,000 shares
issued at
were
a
aggregate of $75,612.56)
discount of 90% for the original
tor
an
mining properties. Of such outstanding stock, Patrick J. Sullivan, Helen
P. Sullivan, his wife, Sydney A. Morse, George A. Reynolds and Patsul
Ltd.
(owned by Patrick J. Sullivan)
own
10.4%, 17.4%',
16%, 14.4%
and 22.2%, respectively.
Patsul Investments proposes to
Investments
the
250,000
shares.
The
quired their direct holdings
aggregate
The
cost
prospectus
$36,352
in
to
Patsul
further
respect of
prospectus states that the Sullivans
for an aggregate cost of $566.12, and
Investments
states
the
sale
t^e
tnct
of
for
its
shares
company
137,450 shares
was
may
which
be'
may
ac¬
the
$50,639.10.
liable
for
ha,ve been
shares
to
be
B.
less
held
for
take
down
V
,
25
Co.,
Broad
St.,
shares
unsubscribed
an
underwriters
by
the company,
Associated,
exercisable
organized
under
in
until
at
$3
law
in
and
sequence
combinations
of
be
can
and
opened
turning
five-button
a
a
January
of developing 'and selling a new type of
Simplex Push Button Lock. This lock
buttons
with
connection
1967
York
New
the
lock
share.
per
1961
combination
consists
of
by
pressing such
knob. The number
said
are
lock
and
that
the
with
to
TTie
General-Gilbert
manufacture
model
and
which
company,
hardware
making services.
shares
Corp.
for
The
to
exceed
office
Winsted,
of
lock
the
with
space
and
Conn,
provide
further
prospectus
states
Associated
and
General-Gilbert, has not established its own plant for manufacturing
or
assembly, and has five full-time employees who provide sales, en¬
gineering and technical services. The net proceeds from the stock
.
sale
will
tooling
be
used
up
and
capital to
The
for initial costs
of machinery
and. equipment and
production
of
complete
lock
units;
for
additional
development of 7 and 10-button locks; and for working
for
in
research
be
used
finance
to
has
company
which
Associated
production,
outstanding
100,000
owns
inventory
200,000
shares
shares. Associated received its
patent applications directed to the principles
with
developments,
said
are
Wallach
to
is
the
and
—V.
three
193,
drawing,
represent
President
the
companies
to
tools.
of
Associated
other
officials
for
common
Such
•
a
and
together
patent rights
Robert
$115,057.
S.
General-Gilbert;
management officials.
and
1493.
p.
of
as
patent
a
the lock,
used in
Associated
company,
have
shares
jigs and
models,
cost
a
of
stock,
common
management
8,800
group
sales.
and
of
shares
and
J
.
:
;
Sky-Rides of America, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
corporation
common
shares
Proceeds
April
on
(par $2)
to
are
be
to
used
12,
1962
filed
be offered
"Reg. A" covering 50,000
without underwriting.
a
at $6,
for
equipment and other corporate purposes.
Sky-Rides of 1529 Madison Ave., Memphis, is engaged in building,
buying or leasing and.installing skyrides, chair lifts, tramways, minia¬
ture trains, ski lifts and other types of rides and attractions in amuse¬
ment parks.
1
Vircp Mfg. Corp.:—Common Registered-—The
of'.common .stock,
shares
public
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,
of 15134 South
statement with the
Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, filed a
SEC on April 20 covering '250;000
which 50,000 shares are to be offered
company
sale by
the
of
company
and
by
200,000
shares,
being
outstanding
the-holders thereof^ Crowell,
.Spring. St., Los Angeles, heads the list
stock,
offering
to
%
price
$5.75
(maximum
be supplied
per
by amendment.
Wqedon & Co,, 629 South
of underwriters. The public
share) and underwriting terms are
■».,•
-
,
,
^
...
,
The
company
is engaged primarily in- the manufacture • and, sale
of
classroom
furniture
to
public and
parochial schools
throughout
the';United States.
It also
manufactures
and
sells
folding banquet
of
and
folding
additional
with
ments.
In
chairs.
stock
short-term
will
be
The
net
added
proceeds from the company's sale
general funds to be used, along
to
bank
addition
borrowings, to meet seasonal operating require¬
to
certain
indebtedness,
the company has out¬
standing 774,756 shares of common stock, of
President, owns 504,814 shares and proposes
addition, % Fredand
Elmer
H.
E.
and
Howlett,
shares,
respectively,
shares,
Vice-President,
own
respectively.
r
and
propose
which Julian A. Virtue,
sell 154,814 shares. In
E'dmond
Steinitz,
Irma
sell
to
and
10,000
Favre,
25(000
25,000
C.
■
Whirlpool Corp.—Common Registered—
The
and
and
Hazel
27,547
30,758,
10,758,
.
7.7;:.:;:-
Mich., filed a registration state¬
April 25 covering 1,000,000 outstanding shares
of .common stock, to be offered for public sale by Radio Corporation of
America, a principal stockholder.
The offering will be made through
underwriters headed by Lehman Brothers, One Wllliahi St., New York,
and two other firms. The public offering price
(maximum $30,125 per
share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the manufacture and sale of a broad line
of major home appliances including home laundry equipment and home
refrigeration and air conditioning equipment.
It is the supplier to
ment
Sears,
corporation of Benton Harbor,
with
the
SEC
on
Roebuck and Co. of
regular size home
laundry equipment, which
fluctuations in the rate of exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York fundi.
«
shares
common
subscription price
amendment. Charles
by
Pizzini &
W.
stockholders
its
10
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President*
advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. vOther countries, $72.00 per year;
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B; Dana Company,
account of the
:
registration
a
Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and
Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1962 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second
1879.
Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and-Members of Pan American Union, $65.00 per
,ji±.
of
com¬
The
supplied
to
by
each
stockholders.
and
St.,
pre-selected
a
affiliate)
and
prices ranging from 5c to $1 per share
filed
the
as
engineering
tables
company was organized in 1949 to acquire; and- explore a; group
contiguous mining claims situated in the Slocan Area, British
Columbia,
Canada, 11 of which were subsequently abandoned. The
The
of
is
price
numbered
possible
for
of 36 Yonge St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on April 24 covering 750,000 shares
of capital stock, of which 500,000 shares are to be offered for public
sale at 50c, per share by. ,th^ company and 250,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by'the holder thereof. -Thd offering will be made on
company
Wisconsin
-
York
New
share
new
committed
are
was
purpose
of
registration
The
the
Mr.
1,000, and by adding buttons, can be made to exceed 1,000,000. Accord¬
ing to the prospectus, the company has contracted with Scovill Manu¬
facturing Co. of Waterbury, Conn, to produce locking mechanisms
•
for
said
known
(an
.
to
bottoms
co¬
^development purposes, primarily ( in Wyoming.
The- partnership -will
acquire a - specific farm out for the purpose* of drilling a -well on a
■location that '; has- been^'.selected; but otherwise : no specific • properties^
have
been
negotiated
for
nor
has
the
partnership
contracted
to
acquire interests therein. Generally, it will be the policy of PetroleufrlV
Resources in acting for the partnership to attempt to obtain so-called
"farm
Albany
company
row
a
^original'
,
the-drilling <of
the
underwriter.
$10,000.
company
one
Associated
share)
York,
offering by
the
for
partnership consisting of Phillip Flanagan and Harold S. Bloomenthal,
is' offering said -interests in. the partnership, which. Is to be organ¬
under Wyoming -law. on a basis .providing for: original capital
contributions
not
to
exceed
$750,000
and
additional capital coiitributions not
exceeding $750,000. Fetroleum Resources, Which will be.
the general partner of the limited partnership, 'proposes, on behalf of
the' parttiershlp, ~to. acquire exploi'trtory * oil and. gas " properties * for
interest
by
per
4
Co.,
granted
lock
ized
.
held
subscription
The
a
$1,500,000
the
of
underwriting discount of 75 cents
per share, and they will receive a standby fee of $15,000. The state¬
ment
also ' includes
20,000
outstanding
shares
underlying
options
filed
Wyoming
a
and
purchased
Vice-President
a
to
Nathaniel
and
was
stockholder
the
$30,000
Broadway,
Associated, and
New
the
at
(a
additional
loaned
of
out¬
with
Associated
both
$1,000.
contribution.
Petroleum
Wyo.,
Norton,
the
is
new
other
agreements to and
interests
partnership),- to be offered for public sale in com-.
The; minimum contribution will be $500 and
partner will be obligated under certain circumstances to
in the Venture
mitments
Laramie,
P.
Vice-President
a
received
of
respectively,
stock
sole
and
of
the SEC on April 20 covering 20,000 shares of common
proposed to offer such stock for subscription by common
stockholders of the company and of Associated Development & Re¬
;
search Corp.
(principal stockholder of the companyi
at the rate of
y'fit :7p::"
•
The
;
Samuel
10.67,
Such
President
interests
Hill
corporation
stock.
1 irLtdt'-^'(Securities
No.
is
part
an
aggregate: of
shares of common
Chairman,
and
manufacture
company
for
and
process:
as
14.94%
15,000
44.67%.
group
the
about
company
13.33%
own
a
Cantor
affiliated
Morris
statement
prior
Prim
latter,
long-term
Simplex Lock Corp.—Proposed Rights Offering—
,
Chicago 3
Street
Wisconsin
underwriter,
and
is Executive
and
the
investment
a
the
$60,000
loandd
has
and
in
the
stock
the
management
dehydration
bedding
representing
company,
pany
wimniriv
with
shares
the
and
and
securities
engaged
company
under
company
three
other
food
a
is
Small
non-diversified
from
trie
with
equity
of
furniture
President,
officials as
share.
per
Cantor
company
shares to have been offered-publicly at $5 per share through an un¬
derwriter to have .been, named; by amendment.—V. 195, p. 1205. '
sell
Muse Agencies,
$11
.
the
April 25, 1962 the' company, withdrew^: its: registration. statement*
originally filed With the SEC on Feb. 28 which covered 80,000 common
expenses
purposes.
Berkowitz,
of
owner
capital
date
company
has outstanding
B.
Gerald
Cantor,
Board
which
principal
•
sale;
which
succe?sqr
It
for
holders
the
per
of
Registered—r.
West 35th Street, New York, filed a registra¬
SEC on April 20 covering 295,000 shares of,
140,000 shares are to be offered for public
370
with
stock,
supplied
supplied
bfe
be
1
by the company and 155,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by
thereof. McDonnell & Co., 120 Broadway, New York, heads
of
underwriters. The public
offering price (maximum $14
sale
the
of
company
statement
common
covering
at
filed
purchase
'
the
registered
proceeds
investment
connection
of
The
of
management
On
as
tion
statement with the SEC on April 23
of common stock,
to be • offered
In
purchase
also
net
To
by
Hills
company,
under
closed-end,
a
headed
Beverly
the'
1961,
company
is
as
association
Wisconsin
a
stock
$30,036.60;
stock,
C.
Calif.,
loan.
standing
.
Barbara,
to
and
Dr.,
commission.
July
The
concerns.
the
is
bedroom
and
to
tubes
tribution
share.
Miracle Mart, Inc.—Common
Santa
loaned
patio
warrants
•
:
engaged in the business of selling phonograph
records to, and providing merchandising services for, 71 retail record
departments in the United States, including five leased record depart¬
ments operated by subsidiaries in retail discount centers in the New;
York
metropolitan area. The net proceeds from the company's saleThe
St.,
has
the
concern
underwriters
Canon
share
in
1940
provide
business
through
which
$100,000
Reiitho'use Club-, Inc.-—SEC Registration Withdrawn—-
.
each,
it
of
to
1958
of
concern' in
one
(maximum
of
five-year
loan,
used
small
law
company.
.
make
1692 Utica Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., filed a registra-.
tion statement with the SEC on April 20 covering
104,000 shares of
common
stock, of which 33,000 shares are to be offered for public
sale by the company and 71,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by
the
holders
thereof, D. J. Singer & Co., 50 Broad St., New York, ,?
heads the
list of underwriters. The public offering price
(maximum
$7.50
per
share)
and underwriting
terms are to be supplied, by %
amendmeht.
The statement
also includes % 15,000 shares underlying;
*
Nopal
,
each
company
of 312 North
:
■
to
companies
the >development, manufacture, and
used in military and commercial communications
sys¬
equipment, and various electronic devices.
It has out¬
standing 334,560 shares of common stock, of which Radford P. Leonard,. president,, arid ^Robert L. . Norton and John J;. Woerner, vice- '
presidents, own 15.42 %
12.33% and 14.82%
.respectively, and man¬
agement officials as a group 45.04%
In addition, Frank E. Booth, a'
former director, • and Arleen K> Booth,-his wife; own 85,920 shares 1
(25.68%); and they propose to sell all such shares.
.
The
the
radar
tems,
Inc.—Common Registered—
Merco Enterprises,
and
up
Registered—!.
shares
to
to
• are
are
vacuum
acquisitions.
said
the
"
engaged in
exchange for ail of. the outstanding stock of S. Jon Kreedman
California company, and all of
the outstanding stock of an
for
held
to
$12,000
North
per
investment
of
San Francisco,
filed
a
23
covering
60,000
public .sale .at, $12.50 per
April
on
through
232
$1.25
Act
investment
be
services
sale'
the
terms
terms
tions, the company will issue 601,152 common shares to Mr.
tion
been
the
holders thereof through underwriters headed
by Francis J.
Mitchell & Co., 410 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, Calif.,
The
public offering price
(maximum $4.25 per sharei
and
underwriting'
by
Bank Building
Beverly Hills, and the
Los Angeles.
Pursuant to said acquisi-;
California
United
the
Crenshaw
registration
outstanding
financing
this
have
'■?
•
.
a
will be used to repay cuirent indebtedness
to be incurred in connection with the company s construe-
from
this
The company
construction
ceeds
would
Peilta Laboratories, inc.—Common
.;
income-producing properties and, as a general contractor, in. the.
of buildings for others.
A major portion of the net P™-
o.her
Eleccric
&
from
revenue
begun by the middle of this summer, Dr. Hammer stated;
He
eliminated Occidental's need for additional funds.—V.
195,
I. i
^ % -V
% V:
1802.
p.
Kreedman, President, and all of.
the partnership interests in three limited partnerships which had been
organized by Mr. Kreedmaii. The company will engage in the planning,"/:, ;»•
owned
Gas
to-Pacific
gas
Occidental's
have needed extra money to finance its drilling and
exploration* program, Dr.. Hammer said.
- *
•
Problems
involving pipeline right-of-way now have been resolved
by Pacific Gas & Electric, and the line should be completed and gas
the
(formerly Investment
law
two. corporations
had been delayed,
.company; would
•
The interest rate on the
units (maximum $27 per unit)
to be supplied by amendment,
v
St., New York, heads the list of- underwriters.
debentures,
construction
Act
Company
will
made
Inc.,
business
Investment
management
be
a
St.,
SEC
offered for
California
small
a
the
to, be
receive
under
Investment
,
subordinated-debentures
1724
p,
Montgomery
with
Co.,
&
will
as
Business
-
convertible
Fitzgerald
which
Organized
„
400
statement
common stock,
'The offering
Will
Calif.,
*
of
company
Cantor,
r\
!
„
194,
of
shkre.
,
rtiia
ran
a
«
the same date
„
with
underwriting'.—v.
The
1962 the company asked the 6EO to withdraw .its. regis-.
26,
^
6
the
..
1962
registration
chares
-On April
4;4..i,;4;.v
the
25,
filed
San Francisco Capital Corp.—Common
Registered—
of
March 31, 1962 to $650,000,600; the- statutory
date amounted to $105,000,000.
<Its borrowings,
limited
are
'
,
April
company withdrew its registration statement
the. SEC on Oct. 16, 1961 which covered
1,250,Ooo common shares to have been offered publicly at up to $4 per snare
amount of its capital and ••+ '«• 'rttiKftiirtiVt statement filed- ncihonriiT'op \ynich covered $4,674,100 of
trau0^
Marc.h. 30
onriirnfrihln
Gu*7'7
f
botro- Uaam
subordinated convertible debentures due 1'977 to have-been offered for',
to $1,142,000,000
subscription by stockholders on the basis of $100 of debentures' for •
The bonds,
which will be non-callable for 10 years, will have the.
each 100 common shares held.
Allen & Co., New York City, was to
benefit
of
a
sinking
fund
calculated
to
retire
84%
of
the- issue
vhave, underwritten ; the offering..
,
^
\
■
prior to maturity.—V, X94, p. 1614. '
...
Dr. .Armand, -Hammer, President ot" Occidental- Petrpleum; said i the »company had planned to sell the debentures due to an expected delay
Kreedman Realty & Construction Corp.—Units Reg'd—
in
the construction of a
15-mile pipeline, to carry natural gas from
*s The company,
the company's wells in California's Lathrop field to a Pacific Gas &
of 9350 Wilshire Elvd.:, Beverly Hills,' Calif., filed a'
Electric) Co.; "distribution point-at Tracy; Calif.
registration statement with the SEC on April 19 covering $5,000,000 of
.
which
statutory reserve,
of
share.
per
originally
will:
^OccidentalPetroleum-Corp;—-SECRegistration1 With-'
,
Government
Act
Securities
Racing Inc.—-SEC Registration Withdrawn
pay part of. the company s
_
expenditures for 1962, estimated at $39.3
Japanese Industry
industrial develop¬
$2 billion in out¬
(
wholly
is
Government
Japanese
a
long-term funds
for
the
of
After the stock sale to the public, present stockholders
will own
of the outstanding stock acquired at an aggregate cost of $157 943
(11.2c per share), and the public will own
36%
for an Investment of
$375,000.
After such sale, book value of outstanding shares will be
1933.
64%
of 15 South Fifth Street, Minneapolis, Minn., filed a",'
registration statement With tne atC on Apru 2b covering $15,000,000 of
first mortgage, bonds due 1992, to be offered for public sale- at competi-'
facilities.
financial
(Minn.)—Bonds Reg'd—
recently in the United States In violation
3
"
make
private electric
power
com¬
of
thermal
electric
power
leading
construction
sold
]
Northern States Power Co.
bonds,
the
bank
used for purchase of first and second mortgages,
estate and to increase working capital.
3033 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, is in the real estate
brokerage busihess.
last October;
proposed- that
be
(2027)
real
Muse of -Sulte 114;
represent the bank's second
bond
issue in
the
the first dollar bond issue was successfully floated
/y'!" \V1'
market;
York
be
to
are
contracts and
land
-
issue
New
Proceeds
and
Smith,
the managing
Inc.,
underwriters.
American
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
r
.
•.:
,
,
.
•
■
/
4
(2028)
under Sears' "Kenmore" brand name, and the principal supplier
of home refrigeration and air conditioning equipment sold
the "Coldspot" name. In addition, the company manufactures
is sold
to'Sears
under
nationwide sale through retail dealers under the
"RCA Whirpool" name.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the com¬
pany has outstanding 6,266,110 shares of common stock, of which RCA
owns
1 158,563 shares (18.5%) and, as indicated, proposes to sell the
1 000 000
shares. Management officials as a group own about 5%.
Elisha Gray II is board chairman and president. The prospectus states
that the sale of company stock by RCA will not affect the rights of the
company to continue to use the
"RCA Whirpool" brand name, and
it is not contemplated that the sale
will have any effect upon the
methods of distribution,
financing and servicing of RCA Whirlpool
appliances.—V. 195, p. 1709.
«,'
for
appliances
home
In
the
Benjamin Adler, President, says that
be used to finance the company's growing
expansion.
The notes will replace the
outstanding
the
and
business
of
company
future
short-term indebtedness of the company and will enable,
to increase its future short-term bank borrowings, when
195,, p. 1093.
to $4,000,000.—V.
needed,
'
^
-.'rr'-'
Period Ended Dec. 31—
number
committed
subject
to
forth
set
Wicomico Acceptance Corp.—"Reg. A"
Filing—
shares
Proceeds
to
are
to
$1)
(par
•
1960
-
be
porate purposes.
Wicomico
of
chase
St. Mary's County, Md., is engaged in pur¬
mortgages from Aviation, Yacht & Country Club,
Chaptico,
of
$0.13
610,000
'
site
home
income
Net
Baird
W.
Milwaukee
stock,
common
the
by
company
the
and
future
expects
company
John
stores
addition
planned
certain
to
started- in the near
negotiating leases for 12
in late 1962 and in 1963.
the company has outstanding
for opening
indebtedness,
(after giving effect to a recent
Feldberg, Board Chairman,
and
own
237,040
and
270,784
shares, respectively, and propose to sell 82,662 shares each. In addi¬
tion,
Stanley
H.
Feldberg, President,
and
Barabara F.
Stern own
$152,634 and 152,638 shares, respectively, and propose to sell 18,000
shares each.
Six others propose to sell amounts ranging from 14,676
of common stock
of which Morris
1,506,500 shares
recapitalization),
to
Executive
Feldberg,
Max
Vice-President,
hit
sales
total
of
37%
of
This
and
of
Balbach
The
corporation had
A
and
B
net income of $70,737, or 16 cents per share
stock in the fiscal year ended Jan. 31.
a
common
with a net loss of $87,974 in the previous year,
Alvin Fried, President, reported.
Gross income for the year increased
to $5,479,752 from $226,793 in
the year ended Jan. 31, 1961.
The company started its current fiscal
contrasted
in unfilled
The latest
backlog total includes Acme's $3,123,193 share of joint venture project
year
for
Feb.
on
orders
the
1962 with a record backlog of $7,696,148
$888,963 a year before, Mr. Fried stated.
construction
the
which
bid
low
awarded
was
1,
against
of Aerospace .Simulator Mark I for $9,369,580 for
announced on Jan. 31, 1962, and the contract
was
Feb. 23,
on
1962.—V.
194,
2217.
p.
Adelphi Electronics, Inc.—Annual Report—
Year
Sales
Dec.
Ended
—
1960
$670,196
$185,893
26,293
17,180
—
6,483
4,089
$0,016
before taxes—
after taxes
*
——
Earns, per sh. (based on 250,000 shs. outstd'g)
—V. 194, p, 417.
Earnings
Earnings
$0.07
Balbach
Adler
Electronics, Inc.—Proposed
Adler
special
principal amount of
are
Note Financing—
meeting to be held on May 14, 1962, stockholders of
Electronics, will vote upon the private placement of $2,000,000
a
convertible
into
10-year 6%
Adler
The notes, which
convertible notes.
common
stock
at
$20
per
share,
have
been
purchased, subject to Adler stockholder approval, by institutional in¬
including American Research & Development Corp. Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., New York City, arranged the financing.
vestors
Company
Exclusive
or
offt^sAT&T
offering last year, total
rose
by $380,046,000,
63%.
The
improving bond market contributed to a
sharp increase in long term debt financings to
$749,500,000, an increase of $319,240,000* or 74%
over
the 1961 first quarter figure of $430,260,000.
Preferred stock financings more than doubled,
rising to $103,645,000 from the $49,100,000 in the
like period of 1961, with the recent Consolidated
convertible
issue
accounting
$9 million of this year's total.
cline in
common
stock
for
all
a
Products
continue
produces
financing
de¬
substantially
industries
for such
programs.—V.
—•'#««
due to the AT&T issue last year.
Of
the
utility financing, money raised by
the electric utilities during the quarter aggregated
$372,340,000 compared to $205,389,000 a year ago, an
increase of 81%.
Gas
financings
888,000 from $267,143,000,
a
were
off to $165,-
decrease of 38%.
;
.
first
record
Mar.
earnings of $974,518
quarter
1962, Victor T.
23,
President,
Norton,
the
earnings
equal
were
to
an¬
share, on
$1,055,000 for
cents
49
a
$893,104, or
in the first quarter of 1961, when no taxes were
prior years': losses stemming from the disposal of
textile
the
for
America
assets.
first
'
weeks
12
,<
*
.
totaled
1962
of
ago.—V.
year
a
195,
compared
$12,912,231,
1206.
p.
Corp.—Republic Stockholders OK Acquisition
Republic
this issue.—V.
Corp.,
American
195,
1312.
p.
has acquired the business
Nebraska, according to a
'
.■
steel
as
195, p.
v.-v
Balbach
The
which
Co.
and
to
chemical
defense
for
and
and
1962
H.
the
Dec.
Co.
Preferred
—
^
First
yearns
the
delays
numerous
Feb.
on
the
if:
Division
that
the
in
in
indicated
was
conditions
the
of
orbital space flight which was telecast
point to continued improvement for
indications
Present
20.
ABC
As
•
quarter profits for the ABC Division exceeded those of last
comparable period, despite the unusually high costs caused by
second
the
quarter
company's
prevailed
well.
as
>
.
annual report,
the
country,
weather
severe
particularly
in
and February, adversely affected theatre business in the first
quarter. Mr. Goldenson pointed out that the motion pictuers scheduled
for release in the coming months look
promising.
In broadcasting, the television network programs are currently main¬
taining high audience acceptance,
competitive with the
other net¬
works. Plans are being set for the 1962-63 television season starting
this fall, with a program schedule of high quality production and of
the
under
laws
diverse
and
throughout
appeal.—V.
American Gyanamid
195,
1659.
p.
American
Alaska,
of
the
company is engaged primarily in the business of writing, editing,
publishing
and
distributing
The
Alaska
Sportsman
Magazine,
a
publication, with an office in Juneau, Alaska, and with an
editorial and advertising office in Seattle. Wash., with publication of
the magazine presently being handled through an independent printer
in Chicago. The magazine is then distributed from the point of print¬
ing
to
the subscribers
and
the
newsstand
distributors
throughout
the
United
States.
The
company
also engages on occasion in the
Cyanamid's
Co.—Record Sales, Earnings—
first
quarter
and
sales
earnings
the
were
highest for any three-month period in the firm's 55-year history, W. G.
Malcolm, board chairman, told shareholders at the annual meeting.
First quarter earnings were $17,226,000 or 81c a share, a 41%
in¬
crease
over
the $12,176,000 or 57c a share earned in the same period
in
1961.
The
achieved
1958
31,
net
a
1961.
22,
site.
July
quarter,
Stock
1961 offering circular,
the
company
offered publicly, without uhderwriting,
2,500 shares of its $100 par 1V2% cumulative preferred
stock, series A, at par. Net proceeds will be used for
working capital, expansion and purchase of a building
BUSINESS—Incorporated
cents a share for the like period of 1961,
President, reported.
there was a net capital loss of $133,000 com¬
capital gain of $3,914,000 in the like period of
79
or
Goldenson,
first
with
pared
operating profit of the company for the first quarter
or 70 cents a share compared with the record
$3,042,000
$3,425,000
Leonard
In
net
was
of
balanced
,
a
Inc.—
Theatres,
January
1.
i uoc;
,
of
Broadcasting-Paramount
Quarterly Report—
previous record of
$16,536,000 or 78c a
share
was
first quarter of 1960.
first
quarter were
$170,268,000, up 15%
from
the
reported in the first three months of 1961. The previous
in
the
in
Sales
the
$148,183,000
high was $159,753,000 in the
first
quarter
of
I960.—V.
193,
905.
p.
monthly
publication and distribution of books and pamphlets. The
is sold throughout the United States and, for many
years, has been recognized as an authoritative publication on
Alaska
Fishing and Hunting Lore, the Great Alaska Out-of-Doors and Alaska
Americana. Presently,
the head office of the company in Alaska is
240
North Franklin
St. in Juneau,
Alaska, Box 1271, and its other
Alaska
Sportsman
is
office
1934
2131
Second
Ave.,
as
Doris
Sportsman Magazine commenced
publication
regional magazine in Ketchikan, Alaska, fostered
a
and
L.
sportsmen.
Bordine,
Publishing
and
which
Co.
Eventually,
J.
Ray
sold
the
Roady
their
partnership
a
E.
interest
their
Tobins,
F.
organized
in
in
local
by
daughter,
Alaska Magazine
Alaska Sportsman
The
The
the
Alaska Northwest Publishing
incorporated thereafter in July and August of 1958.
'
and soon
At
under
the
the
of
time
Co.,
name
transfer
of
The
Northwest
$5
to
increased
to
annum
from
was
copy
per
50
when
$2,400
pared
year
sales
for
the fiscal year,
the
and
Since
subscription
the
then,
new
rate
price
has
of. sales has decreased by around
ending March 31, 1961, are com¬
to a projection of sales for the first six months of the fiscal
ending March 31, 1962; it is difficult to now determine
,but
circulation
month
may
to
down
month.—V.
193,
have been reduced by
currently estimated
high
as
the
p.
earnings set new highs for both
March 31, as well as for the
figure
earnings
represented
rise
of
13.7%.
March,
In
share
per
earnings
15,000
75,000
as
of
average
copies
copies
in-
an
14.2%
rose
to
against
$5,308,000
year.
$2.61
were
the
for
year
ended
March
31
com¬
with $2.45 for the like period in 1961. Both figures are based
21,903,000 shares outstanding.—V. 195, p. 1659.
on
American
Supply
Hospital
Corp.
Subs.)—Quar¬
(and
terly Report—
Period Ended March 31—
Net
Sales
taxes
on
——$34,116,000 $27,113,000
income
3,101,000
$0.18
1,130,000
$0.14
8,404,000
income——;
1,192,000
1,482,000
_
2,322,000
1,619,000
on
per
per
—
—
8,116,000
'
Shares
outstanding
195, p. 1917.
American Guaranty Corp.—Stock Sold Privately—On
April 26, 1962, it was reported that 100,000 shares of this
firm's 6%
cumulative preferred stock
(par $1) and
5,000 shares of its common stock had been sold privately
through Kidder, Peabody & Co, Inc., New York City.
—V. 195, p. 1425.
American Machine & Foundry Co.—New Tire Retread¬
ing System—
A
373.
earnings
—V.
1961
1962
•
__—
Earnings before Federal taxes
Earnings per share
cents,
$3.50.
12-month
$4,646,000 for that month last
Net
for by newsstand sales. Prior to
September, 1960, the news¬
price of The Alaska Sportsman Magazine was 35 cents per copy,
and commencing with the September, 1960, issue, the price per news¬
maintained but the dollar value
The
March.
c^eSse of 16 cents per share over the same period a year ago.
Earnings for, the 12 months were $57,092,000 compared with $53,557,000 a year ago, an increase of 6.6%.
For the first three months of 1962
earnings' were $16,545,000,
compared
with $14,550,000
last year,
a
Federal
accounted
stand
of
the
Publishing Co.,
stand
been
company reported that its net
and 3-month ..periods
ended
Alaska
Sportsman Magazine to
magazine had a total net
paid circulation of approximately 61,000 copies monthly. In the past
three years,
that circulation has increased to an average exceeding
75,000 copies per month.
Copies of the magazine go to most states in
the United States, Canada and to some foreign countries. Subscrip¬
tions account for around 50% of the circulation, and the balance is
Alaska
12
pared
back
Magazine in February, 1958, to Messrs, Robert A. Henning and Robert
N. DeArmond. As indicated, Mr. DeArmond and Mr. Henning operated
as
The
the
month
Earnings
Seattle.
Alaska
citizens
American Electric Power Co., Inc.—Earns, at New High
leading manufacturer of tire tread rubber announced the develop¬
of
a
completely new process for retreading tires which may
ment
Allied Chemical Corp.—Sales
Chemical
Allied
that
reports
sales
Up 6%, Net Down §%—
of
the first
quarter increased 6% from $193,430,924 in the 1961 period. Income
of $12,057,225 or 46 cents a share for the quarter was off 9%
com¬
pared with $13,246,004 or 50 cents per share for the first three months
of 1961
The results for both periods include the operations of Union
Texas Natural Gas Corp. (now Union Texas Petroleum Division), which
was
merged into 'Allied Chemical on Feb. 20, 1962. In 1961 Allied
Chemical reported first quarter earnings of 47 cents per share;
on
the
basis—without Union
same
show
net
of ~$2
income
outstanding on March.
Aluminum
Net
income
360,606,
period
was
Sales
$8,253,906,
and
327,456,
common
of
results—the
share.
There
per
the
first
common
were
per
the
for
or
totaled
36
quarter
share.
cents
stock
1962
quarter
26,432,489
would
shares
America—Earnings Double—
for
$201,649,712
to
for
1659.
p.
operating revenues for
compared
of
a
31.—V. 195,
Alcoa
cents
72
or
Co.
of
cents
Texas
$204,848,325
21,351,264,
of
Income
common
first
the
1962
totaled
the
for
same
1961
share.
increase
1961
of
were $235,p6riod.Shares
741.
an
24,317,—V.
this $500 million industry.
D. Voit, Chairman of W. J. Voit Rubber Corp., tread rubber
sporting goods manufacturing subsidiary of American Machine
& Foundry,
disclosed the development of the AMF-VOIT Orbitread,
an
electronically controlled system for automatically applying tread
rubber
to
tire
casings
which will obsolete present hand building
methods and increase the efficiency and profit potential of commer¬
Willard
and
cial
tire
The
Specialty
195,
Co.—Additional
Financing De¬
reported the sale on
issue
April 18 of $1,000,000 of this firm's 6% convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures due April 1, 1980, at par and ac¬
crued interest and 90,000 shares of its $5 par common
stock
at $12 per
share. Additional financing details
tails—Our
follow:
April
23,
1962
automation
the growing
in
development
tread
rubber in¬
began over 40 years ago, Voit's new Orbitread system
involves a principle of applying rubber to a tire casing by electronic
programming.
Capable
of
automatically
applying tread
rubber to tires
from
5.20-13
(compact passenger car) to 11.00-22 (heavy truck) sizes, the
new
AMF-VOIT
development will be unveiled to the trade at the
.
California
ference
the Santa
The
in
Dealers
Tire
Monica
and
Association
Retreaders
Civic Auditorium
con¬
April 28 through May 1.
the Orbitread system, charging the
retreader on the basis of pounds of rubber used through the machines.
According to Mr. Voit there are approximately 10,000 retread plants
in the United States
and
thousands more in
foreign countries. The
company
company
Rubber
Aluminum
plants.
retreading
first
dustry since it
Southern
$15,-
three months
like
well/revolutionize
retread
total
of
$6,625,892
level
industrial gases such as
in liquid and gaseous forms throughout
company engineers, builds, and operates
cryogenic equipment for its own use as
Northwest Publishing
p.
was
Inc
6,000
5,000
*
6,000
65,000
60,000
outstanding, and
after provision of
They compared with earnings of
share,
a
Sales
of
distributes
and
as
space
but
A $956,175,000
6,000?v..:
65,000
taxes.
income
Amerace's
was
well
.
Edison
Omaha,
as President
division of Air Products.
will
Engler
raised
Financings by the nation's investor-owned utility
companies amounted to nearly a .billion dollars for
the first quarter of 1962, according to the Manage¬
ment Consulting Division of Ebasco Services Inc.
This year's total of $980,337,000 for the quarter,
compares to $1,562,727,000 for the similar period
last year when American Telephone & Telegraph
made a common stock rights offering of almost
$1 billion.
financings in trie first quarter
company
of
Co.
nitrogen and argon
industrial areas. The
temperature plants and
the
Public Utility Financing
Down in First Quarter
said
because
with
founded in 1919 and manufactures and
distributes industrial gases and cutting and welding, equipment through
facilities in Omaha,
Nebraska; Des Moines, Iowa; Sioux City, Iowa;
Fort Dodge, Iowa; Rapid City, South Dakota; and Grand Island, Nebraska.
Principal production facilities are located in Omaha, Neb.
The
The
At
'
65,000
On a pre-tax basis, Mr. Norton added, Amerace's first quarter earn¬
ings this year were up 127% to $2,029,518.
% •
only
editing,
1961
31—
wellblack
joint announcement by Mr. Leonard P. Pool, president of Air Products,
and Mr. Paul E. Engler, President and principal owner of Balbach.
Offered—Pursuant
combined
achieved
ended
currently
See
Pennsylvania
Allentown,
assets
Alaska
as
Norton
Estimated
\
The
annual
firm's
the
in
Chemicals, Inc.—Acquisition—
Air Products &
low
1962,
wrote
a more than $5-million hike over 1960s
Commercial products accounted for approximately
oxygen,
Construction Corp.—Annual Report
9,000
6,000
—
Ayres,
&
9,000
9,000
100,000
65,000
$35,385,090,.
$30,370,135.
major
&
100.000
Co;
•
17.000
Corp.—Quarterly- Net Sets Record—
weeks
12
cents
average
Air
Acme Missiles
■
\
r
100,000
Co.;
Jnc.»
^
Shares
17,000
1920.
corporation
the
44
this total, Lawler said.
becomes
on
in
paid
corporation's net profit totaled 55 cemts per common share on
number of such outsianding shares during the year, after
provision for preferred stock dividend requirements. At the end of
1961, there were 879,718 common shares otftstanding.—V. 195, p. 1.
the
Mr.
News of Business and Finance
&
&
is
are
The
shares.
24,000
president,
Aeronca's
Lawler,
A.
*
()
Co
Wells
Kenny
p.
Amerace
The
shares
while
1961
that sales moved up 17%. This increase, along with a
planned program to improve costs, reestablished Aeronca on the
side of the profit ledger.
Aeronca lost money in 1960 for the
time in the past 10 years.
be
construction to
company is
also
The
others.
six
on
additional
In
in operating
the name of
is
primarily engaged
stores in 10 states under
company
in
report
Total
31 self-service
Zayre, and 52
popular-priced apparel specialty stores located principally in the New
England and Middle Atlantic States. The net proceeds from the com¬
pany's sale of additional stock will be used to provide additional
working capital required in connection with the additional new selfservice department stores presently planned to be opened through the
spring of 1963. At present nine stores are actually under construction
The
Manufacturing Corp.—Sales Up 17%—
corporation reported that sales hit a new peak
profits jumped past the half-million dollar mark.
net
agreement,
nounced.
The
amendment.
department
were
195,
Federal
the holders
by
1961
$359,187.—V. 194, p. 2438.
of
sales
Aeronca
and 300,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
thereof. Lehman Brothers, One William St., New York,
heads the list of underwriters. The public offering price
(maximum
$20
per
share)
and
underwriting terms
are
to be
supplied by
sale
the year ended Dec. 31, 1961.
or .0305 cents per share from $7,430 or
period ended Dec. 31, 1960.
$389,752, compared with the previous year's
Willis,
-
.
$12,208
to
rose
for
sales
Net
Registered—
One Mercer Road, Natick, Mass., filed a registra¬
with the SEC on April 20 covering 475,000 shares of
of which 175,000 shares are to be offered for public
of
company
statement
tion
..
Mr.
Zayre Corp.—Common
The
.
in¬
meeting,
cents per share for the
.0121
affiliate.
.an
Earnings Up^
stockholders
annual
underwriter
purchase
■
,
.
the
in
Bateman, Elchler & Co
Crutlenden, Podesta & Miller
The
Marshall
Co
and earnings for
sales
creased
its
at
fofth
set
H.~ Walker & Co., Inc
G.
and
debentures,
of
each
i
Amount
Jackson & Curtis—__ $190,000
Co.,; Inc;^—.-—190,000
&
The
.
—V.
reported,
which
act¬
underwriters
several
amount
stock
Webber,
Robert
$704,832
76,490
$0.28
Electronics Corp.—Sales,
corporation
The
of
the company and the selling shareholders,
below:
Loewi
194, p. 2217.
Advanced
10, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 60,000
be offered at $5, without underwriting.
used for equipment, salaries and general cor¬
corporation on April
The
the
common
conditions
Mullaney,
common
of
purchase from
to,;the
the
principal
names
and
shares
of
Paine,
964,782
Per share earnings—
Common shares outstanding
,
as
the
,
1961
$10,400,000
266,000
Sales
Net income
representatives,
ing
Plastics Corp.—Six Months' Results—
Admiral
—V.
UNDERWRITERS—The
stockholders,
to
letter
a
proceeds of the sale will
volume
plans
to
lease
intends to market the system abroad vigorously.
industry estimates place the U. S. consumer purchases
tires
at
about
$500
million
in
passenger and 7.5 million truck tires.
tread rubber are used annually.
"We
expect
facturer—to
this
business—for
increase
as
a
result
the
of
1961.
Close
This
to
retreader
the
included
500
and
million
the
AMF-VOIT
30
rubber
Orbitread
of
million
pounds
of
manu¬
system
development,"
said Mr. Voit, "because-this automated equipment will
superior retread uniformity and thereby much improved quality.
the same time, the commercial retreader will no longer have ti;e
assure
At
investment
die
sizes.
burden
He will
of
also
maintaining
be
able
to
a
large
increase
inventory
his
retread
of
tread
rubber
production
since
-
Volume
he
will
195
Number
longer have to resort
by present day retreading
no
required
6155
.
the
of
many
r.o
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
methods."—V.
manual
195,
This
operations
1920..
p.
Anchor Coupling Co., Inc.
Common
—
Offered
associates.
stock
None
will
the
of
proceeds from
to the
accrue
BUSINESS—The
the
sale
hose
assemblies,
was
of
hose
assemblies,
air
brake
lines,
the
for
the
($1 par)__
purchase
forth in
of
number
;
from
the
which
several
each
pected
Eastman
Dillon,
Securities
&
11,000
&
Harriman
Ripley
&
11,000
Allyn
&
G.
E.
Lee
&
Co
Co.
I.
8,000
Hutton
The
&
8,000
8,C00
The
Hieginson
Corp
S. Moseley & Co
Reynolds & Co.,
Inc
Shearson, Hammill &
Blair
H.
&
&
M.
8,000
8,000
Cruttenden,
&
Co.
Podesta
Inc.
Lemon
Schwabacher
—V.
John
Eppler,
&
&
Co.
Co
W.
Inc.
5,000
Inc
3,000
5,000
Inc
5,000
Co
5,000
Inc.
Durst,
Clarke
&
&
Inc.
5,000
Co.
Co
&
fund
3,000
Turner,
Rogers
3,000
3,000
Tracy,
&
due
3 000
.
Offered
On
—
Corp. bid
100.176, both for
REDEMPTION
option
of
the
105.85%
to
101.23',;
4%%
4'/<
and
loo'/'.
at
:
ranging
municipalities in those States and Tennessee.
sidiary of American Electric Power Co., Inc.
%
It is
The balance
construction.
for
will
added
be
000
of
$28,506,000.
compared with
$28,326,000,
was
long-term
$36,572,000
debt,
as
in
PURCHASERS—The
the
of
names
sub¬
000 omitted
the
Dillon.
Eastman
curities
E.
Se-
&
Hutton
Corp.__
Co.
-
y
?
Johnson,
Corp.
Barret,
Clayton
& Co., Inc.
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co._
600
600
Adams
E.
Hutton
F.
&
tion,"
the
A.
J.
Hogle & Co
McCormick
McDonald
195, p.
______
&
&
Securities
The
year
seven
ended Jan.
150
150
150
150
&
Inc.
net
on
an
to
self-service
share
Mr.
year
Palestine
76.4%
on
1,000,000
stated
over
that
record
sales
150
the
also
it
announced that
outstanding.
shares
equal
to
99
cents
and
a
'
year.
leases
earnings
have
is expected five will be
early Summer and 10 later this year.—V.
Net
of
for
16
fiscal
This
share
"
the
been
signed
At
the
President,
15
opened this Spring and
194, p. 1609.
meeting
reported
that
of shareholders, Logan T. Johnston, Armco
the company earned $15,008,000 in the first
quarter.
year,"
second
or
was
higher
is traditionally
Sutter noted. 1
-
which
Mr.
period's
195,
$12,242,360.
Foreign
sales
have
been
743.
p.
:
v."
;
Co.—Six Months' Report—
28—
income
1962
1961
$14,605,135
$11,594,902
—_
462,585
t555,656
taxes__
278,954
J226.825
\
taxes——
state
income
$328,831
183,631
share
$0.36
$0.20
shares
904,700
on
outstanding
Feb.
on
1962.
28,
215.
p.
Vitamin Corp.
Class A Stock
—
Offered
On
—
per
by
The offering did not repre¬
financing, and none of the proceeds will accrue
the shares were sold for the account
new
stockholds.
of certain
BUSINESS—The
West Merrick
of 270
company,
Rcl.,
Valley
Stream,
Long Island, N. Y., is engaged in the sale of a line of approximately
85 vitamin
and food supplement products
including single vitamins,
$507,500
165,561.-
.
27,624 shs.
combination
565,538 shs.
other
ff-;f
vitamins and combinations of vitamins and
also markets a line of approximately 60
multiple
or
The company
nutrients.
dietary
year,
primarily by mail to individual consumers
The company also sells to doctors
and at wholesale to
pharmacies, dietary food stores and similar purchasers.
...
r
-
/
Class
A
stock
(par
$1)
Class
B
stock
(par
$1)___
;
The
underwriters
CAPITALIZATION AS OF MARCH 31, 1962
Authorized
for
the
UNDERWRITERS
the
of class
sto'ik
declared
split
on
its
(equivalent to $1.25
$2.50
C.
A.
to
Bache
over
the
the
year
for
Earnings
$634,455
were
pare
tax
with
shares
1961,
over
net
after
tax
1961
increase
against
as
taxes
the
year
earnings
the
as
the
net
in
or
then
also
record,
$3,779,342
reported
in
$280,308,
amounted
31
$6,360,242':,
the
quarter
the prior
amounted
to
Sales
for
the
reported
improved
shares
current
in
the
then
first
194,
year.—V.
Net
similar
>
2219.
Up 44%—
$201,494,
performance
was
company's marketing organization
conditions, Mr. Smith asserted.
"We
year,"
the
a
textile
Goldsmith,
in
for
transfer
of
the
for
agent
corporate.
President
fiscal year ended Dec. 30, 1961,
$35,818,507 for the previous
with
reported.
producer
annual
the
the
compared
advertising
and
for
income
cents
a
told
the 112-year-old company,
"sales held up well last
of
report
that
the
staffs."
1961
common
share.
In
year
•%<•,%%
s
.v:
year
amounted
-
fiscal
the
previous
year
to
$556,338,
Bates
equal
net
reported
of $1,051,512, equal to 59 cents per common share.—V.
184, p. 3.
which
year
result
of
$3,753,257
*.y-_
was
equal
from
the
ago.
during
par
buildup
■
common
BUSINESS—The company, of East
under
the
Becton.
laws
of
the
%
the remainder of the
in
of
New
Jersey
in
Rutherford, N. J., was incorporated
1906
as
successor
to
a
partnership
1897.
Dickinson
and
its
subsidiaries
are
enoaged
primarily
in
the
sale of products for use by the medical profession.
hypodermic syringes and needles, laboratory and diag¬
nostic products (including reagents and culture media) and apparatus,
products for hlood collection and utilization, clinical thermometers, elas¬
tic bandages, surgeons and examination gloves, surgeons knives, stetho¬
manufacture
and
include
These
scopes,
other items used by doctors, hospitals, laboratories,
companies, dentists and veterinarians.
The company
on medical equipment and diagnostic devices, as con¬
with drugs prescrirbed for the patient in the actual treatment of
Many of the company's products are disposable items designed
and
many
pharmaceutical
has
the
- >
publicly, 480,000 shares of this firm's
stock at $25 per share. Of the total,
200,000 shares were sold for the company and 280.000
for
certain
stockholders.
The
offering was oversub¬
scribed. Net proceeds from the sale will be used by the
company for plant expansion, equipment and additional
working capital.
$1
established
along with generally better economic
anticipate continued improvement
he declared.—V. 194, p. 2219.
appointed
cumulative,
ciates-offered
20%
a
Russell
77:7;;v7'-.;
to
rose
period
33
been
Becton, Dickinson & Co.—Common Offered—On April
68 'v
a
p.
outstanding.
quarter
3,500
large measure to the skilled and aggressive efforts of our sales,
in
marketing
quarter of fiscal 1961 of $139,882, which was equal
dividend requirements of 9.1 cents per share on the
of
Co._.
Co.—Sales, Earnings Down—
company
$35,065,888,
leading
Philip
A.
has
shares,
preference
the
of
to
shareholders
due
the first
number
the
year,
preferred dividend requirements to 13.6 cents per share on the
average number of shares outstanding.
This compares with net earn¬
preferred
&
1426.
p.
sales
Net
after
average
Bank
Manhattan
convertible
195,
amounted
based
1960
in
reflecting
has achieved a 44%
increase in profits and
gain in sales for -the first quarter ended Feb. 28,
1962, H.
Smith, President, told shareholders at the annual meeting.
for
Lerner & Co., Inc
519.
Chase
5%
income
amounted
company
Income
8,000
,
Bates Manufacturing
to
reported by
successful year
ended Dec.
Avery Adhesive Products, Inc.—Net
The
3,500
Co
&
24, 1962, F. Eberstadt & Co., New York City, and asso¬
which
were
Finkle
-
was
most
18 cents per share reported
outstanding at year end.
a
3,000
Inc
Co.,
195, p.
—V.
x
-
Co
Inc.___
Co.,
Goodbody &
—V.
cents per share computed on 1,106,639 shares which
outstanding during the year. These earnings com¬
$191,694,
in
increase
in
establishing
history.
earnings. for
32
or
1,065,342
Sales
81%:
of
Industries,
&
Burnham
instrumentation
and
Reinholdt & Gardner
Bernard Berk & Co.______
8,000
5,500
5,500
5,500
5,500
3,300
Basic, Inc.—Appointment—
an
income
Kalman & Co., Inc.
Newburger, Loeb & Co
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.—
12,000
8,000
Blair
capitalized ex¬
before.
Federal
after
12,000
12,000
Co._
&
The
announces
8,000
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co._^
12,000
1961
in
&
Shares
Schwabacher & Co.____
13,500
Shields
195, p. 861.
year
severally
have
46,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
117%—
Devices
Audio
1961
below
opposite their respective names:
Co
&
Stearns & Co.
Allyn & Co.
Bear,
';'7'7- ■:'7.777--7';-
that Associated had
stated
named
Shares
a
the proposed
on
stock set forth
A
Hentz
H.
inten¬
subject
and
300,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
to
Meeting
Annual
common
has
stock
the
the
at
—
Outstanding
; 1,000,000 shs.
-—
subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting agree¬
purchase from the selling stockholders the number of shares
agreed,
ment,
77
Goods Corp.
Dry
ended Oct. 31, 1961, consolidated net sales
net income was $388,775, or 65
•
fiscal year,
1961
year
$2,577,645 and consolidated
share.
per
J
'
the
for
the
REVENUES—For
when net
year
related professional people,
cents
$300,000,000—
fiscal
and
aggregated
of $326,834,295
-;,77■ .,7 *,
medical
other
and
?
•.
.
the Union.
located in all 50 States of
Annual Report
1961
..
previous
$5.35
was
as
Barth markets its products
the
■
products including various low-sodium and sugar-free
well as jam, jellies, candies, cookies, herbal teas, a coffee sub¬
food
stitute, nuts, herbs and spices.
141/2%—Pro¬
Up
in
7;-'7C
"following
rate of
taxes
average
$3,132,882
Steel Corp.—Earnings Higher—
annual
each
computer
for
after
the
Net
fiscal
for
195,
sent
improved earnings picture for 1961 can be attributed to two
A growing market and increasing uses for all tapes, '
$346,886,
The
Armco
the
of
quarter,
by the selling stockholders.
preferred stock, net income applicable to
stock calculated on the number of shares out¬
report
company's
after
of which
best
fall
or
share. A maximum of 18,000 of the shares
the underwriters were made available for
sale at the public offering price to persons designated
the
states,
share
increase
An
ings for
chairman
the
over
■■■->
of
for
126%.
Automation
150
just ended were largely due to the opening of five new stores in
locations, greater efficiency of operation and the fruits of a
and executive training program.
stores
first
Federal and
per
offered
Automation Industries, Inc.—Has Record Year—
in
in the
Feb.
* Based
$10.25
factors:
stratgic
The
16
the
in
offering of 180,000 shares of this firm's class A stock, at
compared to 17 cents in 1960, based on
income of $308,455 as against $142,308. Sales of discs and tapes
$7,350,710 compared to $6,562,992 in 1960, an increase of 12%.
sound employee
new
$6,216,832
April 25, H. Hentz & Co., New York City, as manager
of an-underwriting group announced the initial public
tapes, which now repre¬
sent 40%
of the company's business;
and a substantial reduction in
manufacturing and operating costs during the year.—V. 194, p. 2768.
150
chain
discount
reported that
per
of
14.5 r'<
77
before
Audio's
150
.
——:
sales and earnings
31, 1962, reached record highs.
$1.65
increase
—V.
work¬
Outstanding
ail-time peak
an
on a proposal to split
"The Board of Directors
annual
per
especially
on
$935,000,
the shares outstanding in the previous
was
stated
vote
117%
of
major
Share
$40,177,000
equivalent
equalled
•
the
earnings___
t Loss.
to
Palestine, chairman, said salts totaled $60,274,000, compared
for the preceding year. Net earnings were $1,649,000,
Lester
with
a
which
ago,
over
to the company, as
annuql sales have exceeded
Associated
of
annual
cents
were
150
Corp.—
&
Gauntt,
a
Stores, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Set
operates
which
second
strong.—V.
for
$385,995,
:
Devices, Inc.—Net Up
of
rise
to
states,
year
shares.
19%
equal
outstand¬
(after income taxes of
-
♦Earnings
FINANCING
7'i
i
-
Corp.—Sales
to approximate $12,300,000.—V.
Profits
36
"
company
in
.
■ <
■
:
McKim and Seiler
its
In
was
stores
end
basis.
current
income
a
1920.
Arlan's Department
\(
i
r
of
on
Report
Audio
,
Renshaw_
Thornton,, Mohr, Farish
Rodman
Records—.
a
of
of
stock
to note that revenue in
the
traditionally our low quarter,
is
the
of
earlier
year
before
Net
for Associated Dry Goods Corp., "with the
in our history," Robert J. McKim, Chair¬
year"
Asscciated's
will
the
expected
250
250
Securities
Indianapolis Bond
400
Co
the
Provision
com¬
penditures during the year of $11,145,855 for land,-buildings, fixtures
and
equipment and add that such expenditures for fiscal 1962 are
250
-
Doolittle <5z Co
>
Goods
common
21
Messrs.
—
Co.
Corp.
Pacific Northwest Co
400
Co.—-—
Cook
Newhard,
v-V.
&
North
400
<
Co
&
the
750,000 shs. M
v
split shares)."
250
_____
400
400
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.
quarter
ended
months
$763,555),
share.
Earnings
intervening circumstances not now foreseeable, to declare dividends on
the common stock at the rafe of $1.40 annually, which compares with
Space
% Inc.
600
Inc.—
Co.,
the $560,214
gain
a
of
common
sales
Net
$7.50 per
50,000 shs.
pari—
the fiscal year reached
the
at
two-for-one
250j
Corp
Dallas Union Securities Co.,,
600
Peck-
&
Blair
taxes
1961.
Barber-Greene
publicly,
after taxes advanced to a record $10,755,218,
year, compared with $8,863,350- the year before.
400
——_—
Carolina
Co
&
Lane,
Inc.
1,100
1,100
Smithers
S.
P.
dividends
May
on
Amount $
■
—
Fitch,
—
F.
,-<•
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Sterne, Agee & Leach___
Joseph Walker & SonsL____
1,200'
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__ 1,200
Baxter & Co.____
1,100
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.— 1,100
income
three
were
Period Ended
000 omitted
•.'
>
The
'
1,200
1,200
Paribas Corp
Wood, Struthers & Co
?
PRESENT
stockholders.
Stockholders
de¬
Stern Brothers & Co
Anderson & *Strudwick__,__
1,700
Co
&
Securities
American
W.
Union
:
-
TO
compared with $4.60 last year.
funds.
series
1992
.
-
1,700
Inc
Loeb & Co.,
or
the
for
per
particularly
and Kes-
165,561
$285,327,445.
fiscal
standing
Net income was $21,
purchased by them, respectively, are set forth below:
Kuhn,
(after
earnings
After
the 1992 series debentures to be
Amount $
cents
the first half of fiscal 1962, the six months ended
$1,499,454
(after income
taxes
ox
$1,705,750),
or
This was a 32%
increase above the $1,138,264
income taxes of
$1,168,027), or 33 cents per share for the
half
of
1961.
Half-year revenues were 814,779,4301
or
21%
above
,
$507,500
($10
increase
an
were
1961
of Dec. 31, 1961, was $234,750,cumulative preferred stock and
purchasers of
the principal amounts of
and
27
quarter operating
announced today.
President,
quarter,
number
same
which
best
31,
initial
New
•
banks
earnings
Seiler, President,
and
time
mark
Net
premium, and 9,110,000 shares of common stock.
bentures
EFFECT
'o c»f 'a
record
a
to
first
sales
with $20,707,000.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
the
winter
best
Sutter,
(after
like
the
encouraging
the $7,351,000
the
far
T.
fiscal
increase over
quarter of
very
cents
44
Offered—On
Ave.,
;
Dry
sales for
—the
operating revenues in 1961 were $119,706,000,
compared with $114,337,000 in 1960.
Income before itlterest charges in
1961
with
compares
Per share figures in both years
common
stock outstanding on
3,405,723 shares of
$7,428,142,
quarter,
Earnings
con¬
corporation
Madison
149
(116: par)
Lewis
issued
Net
<
REVENUES^—Electric
494,000, compared
was
Associated's
general
to
GIVING
with
518.
p.
and
just
will prepay notes payable to banks
$25,000,000 first mortgage bends,
is
either
disposable
loans
stock
highest sales
from
a
at
-
term
195,
.
"This
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds, together with proceeds from a recent issue
of
"It
winter
the
on
the
on
was
comparable
volume.
increase
and
Delaware
a
offices
posed Stock Split—
and
and
incurred
and
a
Inc.—Earnings Up 25%—
$702,855
was
a
share
a
foods,
BUSINESS—Appalachian Power; based in Roanoke, Va., generates,
buys,; transmits and distributes electric energy to the public~in Virginia
and West Virginia and supplies electrical energy at wholesale to other
utilities
sells
Associated
First
-'v-V;
:
from
19%
up
$3,891,000,
•
redeemable at the
prices ranging from
prices
loans
public.
Common
—V;
are,
redemption
redemption
company,
executive
indebtedness
cumul. pfd. stock
man,
debentures
bank
repay
Sundry
coupon.
regular
special
at
company
100%
to
a
FEATURES—The
share
to
743.
p.
second
25%
earned in
Barth
and
Five-year
100.33 and Halsey, Stuart & Co. bid
a 4%%
coupon.
Harriman Ripley &
101.679 for
Co. bid
sales
Authorized
April
three other bids for the debentures.
to
CAPITALIZATION
1, 1992, at 101.22 to yield
The
Kuhn, Loeb-Eastman Dillon group won
at competitive sale April 24 on a bid of 100.341
for the 4%% coupon.
Boston
total
195,
the
share
a
Revenue
all-time
an
Baby Services Inc.—Common
maintains
general
them
were
cents
com¬
eighth
in
1962,
$580,371)
products in the form of hospital pads
and diapers;
and distributes plastic and fibreboard hampers used by
diaper service customers for soiled diapers.
The company sells its
services
and
products directly
to institutions,
businesses and the
4.55%.
There
in annual
the
was
$39,583,000
amounted
common
per
49-year
ing. This was
reflected
the
31,
cents
March
This
its
income
to 21
achieved
was
used
factures
publicly, $20,000,000 of this firm's 4%% sinking
debentures
conditions
ill
March
ex¬
Sales, Earnings—
high.
new
quarter
registered by
history,
company
Net
organized 7 in
York 16,
N. Y.
The company operates diaper services in 11 metropolitan areas
in
10
states;
linen
supply businesses in
Houston, Texas and New
Orleans,
La.;
a
laundry
and
dry
cleaning
establishment
in
New
Orleans,
La.;
publishes "Baby Talk"
Magazine in the infant field
with distribution throughout the United States and
Canada;
manu¬
April 25, 1962, Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., New York City, and associates
offered
with
area
The
than
a
1962.—V,
31,
results
in
Inc.—Record
40 cents
to
Baker Oil Tools,
said.
successive peaks
reached
be
1944,
3,000
Debentures
—
he
BUSINESS—The
3,000
195, p. 634.
Appalachian Power Co.
March.
ing capital.
5,000
&
Howe
Guerin
Taylor,
Inc.
6,COO
'northwest
record earnings and major expansion marked
of
year
This
will
5,000
The Kentucky Co.
Rodman & Renshaw
6,000
"six-state
totaled
quarter.
1961
1932
,r
.
April 25, 1962, Brand, Grumet & Seigel, Inc.,
selman & Co., Inc., New York City, offered
160,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
share. Of the total, 60,000 shares were sold by
pany and 100,000 by certain stockholders.
Net proceeds to the company, estimated at
5,000
Inc.
6,000
decline
for 1961.
$4,219,202 marked
Associated
5,000
Co
Milwaukee
Chapman,
&
are
President,
Brokamp,
subsidiaries
the
in
the
share for the first quarter of 1961.
based
on
the 9,554,774 shares of
per
below
were
high of $135,405.72 or 31 cents per
despite the initial starting costs of a third
major sales and distribution center at Norwalk, Conn.—V. 193, p. 2540.
Co.,
Co.,
&
Co.
Wagenseller
6,000
Miller
Johnston,
&
6,000
Inc.
Co.
Byllesby
Co.__
&
Co.,
Ryons
8,000
Inc
Co.
sales,
Earnings
Co.,
& Sons_
&
Illinois
8,000
Co.
additional
an
Electronics,
of
shave.
5,000
Murch & Co.,
The Ohio Co.
3:090
F.
Shields
Reid
Loewi
Co.
&
'
quarter
W.
1962
progress
Sales
secutive
Co.
Weedon
Fulton,
Lester,
Co.
first
the
its
and
for
gain of
over
the $2,632,000 reported for the first quarter of 1961. The
quarter's income was equivalent, after provision for preferred
dividends,
■
general,
Record
5,000
8,000
Co.
Pont
&
Edwards
G.
8,000
&
du
A.
Inc.__
:
Becker
Francis
W.
11,000
for
Avon
$33,144,000
income
48%
Sales, Net
■
volurfye of about $300,000.
••■■■'% .■■y
weather^ and unsettled economic
bad
in
pany's
5,000
Inc.
;
C.
Bache
&
Dempsey-Tegeler &
Securities
Webster
Corp.
-
Courts
11,000
&
Sullivan
earnings
and
of
of
Net
—
Sales, Earnings—
and distributor of cosmetics and toiletries,
5,000
Crowell,
Inc.
to
5,000
Inc.
1
sales
sales
were
'
set
5,000
&.Simmons__
in
four-month
a
5,000
Inc.
Ellis
Bosworth,
11,000
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.__
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
A.
Blunt
Co.,
Inc.
A.
Hurry,
11,000
Co.—
has
agreements
housing starts have hurt the paint in¬
He pointed out that by contrast the first
three
months
of
1961
were
unusually strong
because of
inventory
buying in anticipation of an industry-wide price increase. Armstrong
set sales and earnings records in 1961.—V. 195, p. 973.
Shares
Whipple & Co
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
Eingham, Walter &
Union
Co
Sachs
labor
steel in
not been
:-'V ■'
period last year, Frank
meeting on April 17.
Stores
Arrow
Bacon,
71,000
—
Goldman,
conditions
.
Jackson
purchases
same
annual
dustry
the
and
committed
selling shareholders, subject to the
the purchase agreement, are set forth below:
Webber,
Stone
is
the
Curtis
&
in
880,000 shs.
underwriters
underwriter
Shares
Paine,
of
steel
new
%
s
5
reported first quarter sales and earnings at an all-time high in 1962,
according to John A. Ewald, Chairman.
For
the
three
months
ending March 31,
1962,
consolidated
net
each
on
of
totaled
Hardware
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
of
names
shares
cents
$5,411,348
compared
with $5,626,243
for
the
1961
quarter; net.earnings were $223,753 Compared with $305,852 or 30 cents
per share as against 41 cents in 1961.
yBrokamp said sales are up in April, however, and he announced
that
the
company
recently completed arrangements
to
supply Ace
fuel
FINANCING
Authorized
UNDERWRITERS—The
respective
PRESENT
TO
,
Common shares
level
since
'
.
sales
annual
Sales
Record
EFFECT
normal
a
weeks
635.
"
company's
those
told
the company's
GIVING
6,5
buying"
,
The
,
CAPITALIZATION
few
p.
"hedge
some
was
Down—
products are the off-theroad and earth moving equipment industry, the automotive
industry, the
farm equipment industry and the lift truck industry.
Its executive offices and principal place of business are located at 342
N. Fourth St., Libertyville, 111.
/ v; .v.:
users
the
there
that
and
195,
Avon Products, Inc.—Record
and
,
that
Armstrong Paint & Varnish Works, Inc.
and high and low pressure oxygen hose assemblies.
the principal
quarter
in
company.
steering
power
filter hose lines,
and
Among
first
signed.—V.
said,
This leading manufacturer
each sales dollar. *'.
year 1961
Armco earned
on
7
said
established
incorporated in the State of Illinois
on Sept.
1, 1938, and is the successor to predecessor partnerships, the
first of which began operations in 1933 in Waukegan, ill.
The company manufactures a complete line of high and low
pressure
hydraulic hose and metal tube assemblies and related fittings, Freon
company
sales.
of
Johnston
Mr.
the
cents
for the
6.1
to
comparison,
dollar
the
of
for
came
By
On
—
April 23, 1962, 300,000 outstanding shares of' this firm's
common
stock were offered at $13 per share* through
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, New York City, and
equal to $1.01 per share of common stock.
the period totaled $245,325,000, Mr. Jo*hnston
was
Sales
profit
(2029)
concentrated
trasted
illness.
to
be
discarded-after
a
single use.
also manufactures products outside the medical field',
including household and linesmen's gloves. It also manufactures engiThe
company
(2030)
shareholders would be modified so as to release the 300,000 shares of
Blaw-Knox Co.—Earnings Show Sharp Rise—
'
escrow
stock
(which would
then be shares of the U. S. subsidiary
Earnings of Blaw-KnoX in this year's first quarter .'totaled $931,000, ;' corporationi free of all restrictions.
:\
%'•
equal to 47 cents per-share, or more than four times' the, $211,000,
Full details are being 'prepared and will be mailed to shareholders
or
11 cents per share earned in the like period a 'year.ago. W.-Cordes ? \\ as soon as
possible with a notice calling a meeting at which time the
Snyder, Jr., Chairman and President, reported at the annual meeting.
plan will be submitted for consideration and approval.—V. 195, p. 636.
"Sales for the quarter of $37,288,000 did not equal the $38,911,000
Of
the
same
quarter
in 1961," Mr, Snyder said,'"but
new
order * "
Calbiochem—New Name—
bookings climbed to $58.5 million. Thus our backlog at March
30
See California Corp. For Biochemical Research, this
issue.
totaled $136 million; up from $114 million at the start of this year
• i
companies. These are, however, inci¬
business.
■
'
The
company
has four operating domestic subsidiaries1 sand eight
operating subsidiaries or divisions outside the United States, the latter
being located in Canada, Puerto Rico,
Panama," Brazil, France and
other
for
sub-assemblies
neered
dental
the company's principal
to
vr''
Mexico.
~
notes,
l
$200,000
notes, due Dec. 31, 1962
5Va%
I
Outstanding
Authorized
$200,000
and 1963
1978, subject^
to sinking fund provisions
—
4,500,000
G'i
subord. notes, due Dec. 31, 1983,
subject to sinking fund provisions—
2,000,000
41/a%
*
^
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITAL1ZATION
&
Watts
Laker,
Weeks
Baker,
Co.—
& Co
&
Boenning
i&
Boettcher
D,
George
Co,
Co.
Moseley & Co.——
Pacific
Northwest Co.——
2,000
Sons.—,—
Corp.—
4,000
2,000
Dodge & Co,
Inc.
Dominick, Inc.
11,000
&
coupled wiih a successful
-■ the sharply ' increased -
industries
produce
-combined "to
steel;
cost
.
sales
37%
&
•
4,000
Securities
Carolina
Clark,
Co.
&
Securities
&
Estabrook
Co.
&
Ferris
&
Co.
Glore,
Reinholdt
Forgan
6,000
s.——..
.
:_i
2,000
2,000
Co.—
8,500
Storz-Wachob-Bender Co.—
4,000
Hilliard & Son__
Weeks——
2,000
Stroud
4,000
11,000
&
S;one
Hemphill,
Noyes
E,
&
8,500
Fox
Hcrnblcwer &
E.
Huttcn
F.
E.
W.
&
Hutton
n
Kay,
Richards
&
Co.
Co.,
Bissell
—V'. 195,
.11,000
Co._
Co.,
Inc.— 11,000
11,000
&
4,000
Dean
Meeds—
&
Langley
i
&
Weld
Co
2,000
Zilkha
8,500
Zilka, Smither & Co., Inc.-
&
Co.——
4,000
Corp.
2,000
635.
p.
Benrus
Co., Inc.—Net Up 20%—•
Watch
increase
of slightly better than 3%
in net sales over the
the company showed a 20% rise in net earnings per
share, for the fiscal year ended, Jan.
31, 1962, according to Julian
Lazrus, President.
J
: ji{
.
.--m
In
the
company's annual .tiepprt mailed to stockholders over
the
weekend, Mr. Lazrus repdri'eiT.nvt sales for the vear of $24,156,096
compared with net sales for the previous year of $23,408,135.
'
On
an
preceding year,
Net
earnings
earlier.—W.
after
187,
taxes
$502,194,
were
2114.
p.
*1961
Bergstrom Paper Co.—Sales, Earnings Down—
Sales
for
the
first
-
months of
three
1962
down
were
1%
and
profits
declined 10%
in comparison to the first three months of 1961, N. H.
Bergstrom, President, stated in the corporation's first quarter report-
-
:
818,254
194,
p.
$1,294,499
of
tank
in non-utility
appliances. A year
additional
and
gas
$11,194,563
totaled
1716.
shares
average
totdled $11,992,164 iri the 12 months
non-utility revenues
-and
160,000 for that, of a stockholder.
^
proceeds to be.-received by the conapariy will be
PROCEEDS—Net
,
for the purchase or
production of additional master tapes for
release; for the acquisition of contracts with recording artists
and for advertising and promotion.
used
future
-
BUSINESS—The
of
company
Philadelphia,
St.,
Locust
1405
is
'
en-
gaged '-.iri*,recording and distributing vocal and orchestral-performances
in*the. form of single .records and record albums,
'produced under, two-main labels of "Cameo"-.and -''Parkway". in-.both
stereophonic and monaural sound. Some of the recording1 artists pres¬
ently under exclusive contract with the company are Chubby Checker,
Bobby,Rydell>and Dee Dee Sharp. *
.
'by .various' artists
,
v
1961 amounted to $416,000,000, .an increase
$398,000,000 reported for 1960.
REVENUES-r-Net
sales for. year
ending Dec. 31, 1961, amounted
Net
profit .attributable to the corporation amounted to $13,426,000,
to S3.8C4.C48 and net income was $490,553. <
%
compared with
15,803,000. in' the .previous yeqr..
■
The
1961 earnings were equivalent to 50 cents per ordinary share,
; '".'.'CAPITALIZATION GIVING ' EFFECT TG PRESENT FINANCING •"
before
deduction of U.
K. income tax of 38^%', on the 41,380,771
Authorized
Outstanding
shares
now
outstanding and ranking for: the final* dividend. Last;
Clalss' A common stock (10c par
1,200,000 sbs?
252,500 shs;
year the figure was 60 .cents per share on a slightly sihaller number Class D common stock (10c par )—L-iL
800;000; shs.
353,000 shs.
of shares outstanding.—V. 194, p. 1274.
\
/ .
•
4.5%
%;:>
Of the shares sold, 40,000 were for the company's ac¬
sales .for
Consolidated
of
-
•
,
revenues
count and
earrilrigs 'wfeporf^el&fsed 'April''M6
preliminary
the
to
fered—Godfrey, Hamilton, Taylor & Co., New York City,
announced that it headed an underwriting group which
made the initial public sale of this firm's class A common
stock on April 26 through the offering of 200,000 Shares
at $7 a share. The offering -was oversubscribed.
Bowater. Paper and its subsidiaries for
as against $65,783,000 ; in
the 'previous
London.
in
•'
a
-
to
according
year,
cents a share, .com¬
share, for the year
82
or
68 cents
•
.
;
Bowater PaperXorpvXtd—Earnings Lower, Sales Up.
earnings of the
amounted to $61,228,000
$13,286,663,
amounted
Cameo-Parkway Records, Inc.;—Class A Common Of¬
first
CohSolidated
utility
earlier
of
the
over
totaling
revenues
earnings are figured on
for preferred; dividends.
Revenues from utility services
ended
with February
1962, and
revenues
was
derived from sales
$1,141,455.—V.
.
,
pared with net earnings of $423,216, or
96%
year-ago
after $122,968
and
Borg-Warner were up- 20% arid earnirigs in¬
quarter of 1961, Chairman Robert S.
Tngersoll said at the annual meeting, but he pointed out that the
1961 period was "balow normal."
For the March 31 quarter, Borg-Warner; net; sales, were $160,956,777
compared'with $133,545,995 in the corresponding period a year ago.
Earnings rose to $7,105,563. or 78 cents per common share, compared
with $3,624,263 in the 1961 quarter.
1
•
'* .• ; Mr.
Ingersoll predicted a "modest improvement" in second quarter
profits over the first quarter level, but declined to predict earnings
for all of
1962. He- sviid Borg-Warner sales for the year -should be ""
"well ahead of I960 and 1961 and close to. the $650 .million record
volume of 1959."—V. 194, p. 2220.
'
;
quarter sales
First
creased
6,000
Witter & Co._.
White,
11,000
C.
W.
2,000
H.
dividends;
V
1716.
p.
:
$1.24
to
a -share, from,*total revenues of $12,336,018;
earnings are applied; to the average of 874,827 shares of
stock
outstanding,
and
are' after
$105,334 for preferred
common
equipment
color
Corp.—Earnings Up 96%-l~
Berg-Warner
4,000
6,000
Joseph Walker
Wertheim
Inc.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Laird,
*
•
L.
R.
& Sons_:
Watling, Lerchen & Co.___
G.
Co.
&
;
&
Walker~& Co.~Tnc"I
8,500
Co.—__
Peabody
Kidder,
Inc
Co.,
Anthony
4,000
2,000
—
Inc.—
&
&
Tucker,
high-speed
from
the
Current
well
as
stock,
common
equal
$1,186,005,
of
income
$1,174,228.'or $1.28
,
separate companies which now comprise Blue '.List
as
increased capacity resulting from ..more than
previously
Publishing,
.$1,000,000
of
new,
more
economical,
installed, during the past year.—V. 194,
the
for
net
a
period of 12 months ended Feb.-28,* 1962.
corresponding period ended in 1961, earnings
the
In
taxes
after
realized
company
share
a
in
I
'
•
income
four
&
8,500
Inc.
Co.
&
Raima
Co
Frank, 'Meyer
Stern,
Inc.
Co.
&
Brothers
Stern
11,000
Havden.
J.
8.300
L——1
Harriman
J.
Inc.——
Co.
company
The
in fiscal year ended Jan. 31,. 1962 totaled
against $426,456 for the prior year, up 35%.?
Sales
for .the year
were
$10,500,000 as against- $8,041,069 for the
previous year, a gain of 30%. Per share earnings were ' equivalent
to 72 cents'up from 53 cents. Dividends are being paid on a regular
quarterly basis of six cents per share.
' .
4
Mr.
Morton attributed
the rise in earnings to integration of
the
8,500
&
the balance of the pre¬
California-Pacific Utilities Co.—Earnings Lower—
earnings
approximately $576,000
4,500
4,000
Shields
for
ing .-the conversion during the first quarter of
Stock,—V. 195, p. 1207.
for the year ended Jan. 31; 1962 were
announcement by Roald A. Morton, Presi¬
is an integrated publishing and printing
firm
plants and sales
offices in two* locations; in
and
manufacturing
Net
6,000
6,000
4,000
,
the period were $49,709, equal to 7.5 cents compared
with $18,228 for the like period a year ago, or three cants a share,
Common shares outstanding at March 31, 1962 -were 672,773,
reflect¬
Earnings
preliminary
a
Manhattan.
:—
Co
&
in
The
dent.
with
8,500
Hammill & Co.__
Shearson,
sales
Record
reported
6,000
W. Scranton & Co.—.
Chas.
6,000
Maraclie & Co.
Ripley & Co.,
Granbery,
4.000
Gardner——
&
Schwabacher
11,000
11,000
Co.
&
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
Goodbody & Co.
6,000
Inc. ——:———.'
Mosle & Co.——
Co.,
Rotan,
2,000
————
4,000
—
Co.
,
^
year.
line of re¬
radioactive
in the fall
principal
reflected
greater
sales of
was
materially expanded
Blue List Publishing Co., Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings.
;
The
4,000
Co._.
&
—
——
Co.
&
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Robinson-Humphrey
11,000
Co.
Deetjen
&
Putnam
Union
Dillon,
Eastman
Emanuel,
Prescott
8,500
———
program
last
quarter
initial
the
company's
the
from
also
ferred
Peters,
8,500
Doniinick &
Drexel
Writer &
Christensen, Inc,
but
that
since
in
recorded
mainly
came
1961.
of
$223,889
over
biochemicals
chemicals
■
Brush,
gain
increase
search
-
.
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
—/--1—r'i_-——
6,000
Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Brown
also announced that the company incurred a substantial loss
for the year ended Dec. 31, 1961.
•
<*;: • '
On
April 17 shareholders of the Los Angeles-based company of¬
ficially approved a change in the firm's name to Calbiochem, which
has-been
used -informally
for several years.
Sales for the three months ended March 31, 19G2 were $306,609, a
The
8,500
S.
appliance
and
program-
Laughlin, wiih seven plants from eoast-to«coast,v is the
nation's leading independent producer of cold finished steel bars. Cold
finished is a premium steel of exceptional strength and durability.
Mr.
Robbins said 1962 net: sales, for the quarter ended March 31
totaled $16,999,016, up from $10,081,680 last year. Net income amounted
.to $617.519,• or' TO. cents per share, up from $199,124,. or .23 cents per
share the year before.-—V. 195, p. 1660 and V. 1S4, p. 420.
4,000
Co.
center
Dr.
He
ing.
'
Robbins, President, said .increased sales to'the automotive,
J.
F.
were the best on
the annual meet¬
quarter sales and earnings of this company
Alfred Deutsch, President, announced at
,
Laughlin—Earnings Up. 300%—
Change Approved—
Sales, Net Higher—Name
"
First
-
,
Researclv—Quarterly
Corp. for Biochemical
California
*
The company reported 1962 -first quarter-earnings climbed three times
than the like period last year, while sales were up about 69%v..
service
6,000
—
Inc.—i.-
F.
Co.
&
Alex.
Co.
&
&
reduction
2,000
&
McDonnell
/
.
.C
to exceed $5 million.
with net income expected
*
» -
t
Mr.. Snyder .that,/. the
$190 million, possibly
higher
Bliss
Co. "
&
McDonald
Bonbright
B.
—
<,
by
of
sales
record,
4,COO
4,000
Co
,
told
meeting were
1962 was for
for
1660.
p.
earlier."
year
the
$200 million,
as
Bliss
11,000'
——
a
at
outlook
—V,. 195,
McCourtney-Breckenridge
8,500
8,500
2,000
4,000
—-——•
&
Brothers
Lester,
Ryons
&
Loewl & Co. Inc
6,000
& Co. Inc.
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
Becker
G.
A.
Fr'eres
Lehman
high
as
Shares .
Co.—,-rll,C00..
-,
-
Lazard
50,000
8,500
6,000
.,—_
J
Co.
&
Baclie
Co.
&
Eberstadt
F.
•. -
million
company's
2,000,000
Common stock ($1 pari—3,500,000 shs.
2,181,280 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The following numbers of shares of the common
stock are being purchased by the several underwriters named below
from the company and, the selling stockholders;
.
$108
Stockholders
r;
4,500,000
.
Shares
■
and
31,
due Dec.
Monday, April 30, 1962
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
-'
G
,
the
over
,
'
-,
"
•
.
-
.
Bergstrom said. "To attempt to judge results for the year 1962,
first quarter figure is pure speculation." He pointed out
that
Mr,
•
our
"Although sales were down 1% from the first quarter of a year ago,
sold
approximates that of the same period in 1961, Costs
continue to edge upward in some categories, but daily production and
Net
efficiency have offset
this to
earnings amounted' to $0.39
some
extent."
'
Trust,
Bankers
the
common
New
stock
-
of
*
chase
York City, has been .appointed registrar .for ;;
the corporation.—V. 195, p. 1921. "'
*
'
r
^
has
York
New
Godfrey,
y-;y
1
-
Shares
Inc.—]
Taylor & Co.
Hamilton,
Yeatman, Mosley Co. Inc.__
Charles A. Taggart & Co., Inc.Preiss, Cinder «& Hoffman Inc.
.
v
'
126,-000
'
•
20,000
10,000
Suplee,
been
appointed transfer agent for the
class A and class B common stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 1805.
of
severally
in
purchased:
"•
Corp.—Appointment—
Buckingham
Bank
have
below
common
-
•
share for the first three months
ended March 31 compared to $0.44 per share frr the first quarter of
last year. Dividends paid so far this year amounted to $0.15 per share,
the, same as last year,—V. 194, p. 420
per
named
subject to the terms of the underwriting agreement, to pur¬
the respective amounts set forth below the shares of class A
stock offered. Unless all shares are purchased, none will be
•agreed
Briggs Leasing Corp.—Appointment—
volume
increased
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The'•
■
.^;tv
i*v
10,000
-
"
Berman Leasing
Sol N.
Truck
Berman, President,
Leasing;
Equipment
Midwest
sition
has
and
placed
manager, hh;'
terminals
serves
Virginia,
and
made from the
stock. Details of the
'
Berman's
charge
of
present
Mr.
Toledo
,
fleet' with
said.
Berman
the
Midwest
-
'
Giimorfe
general
as
*
acqui¬
additional
DeWltt
facilities
1
,
'•
_
improvement" in the outlook .for sales and. profits
iof the company was reported to stockholders at the -annual meeting
by Edward G. Budd, Jr., President.
Sales for
the first quarter were $74,174,000—Up
37%from last-,
.year's first quarter sales of $54,400,000. Net profits were" $2,13,4,000
or
46
cents
per
common share after taxes of
$2,020,000. This compares
with a loss of $2,106,000 or a deficit- of 52 cents per share
in the
first quarter of
1961.—V. 195, p. 973.
'
.
;
International
Burns
(William J.)
The:
Cnrp
designated
was
Birmingham,
the
as
Mich.,
16.
new
the
at
name
firm's
•
for the former
annual
Ih line with this, the incorporation..of a
Corp., Los Angeles, was announced
Toole
will
of
manufacture
new
and
advanced
our
add
reported
a
subsidiary, Berry-Call-
new
the meeting.
Eerr'y Cali¬
complete line of Pneumatic
company
to
our
quarterly dividend of 10. cents
Glenn
Mr.
Berry,
"Nineteen-sixly-one proved to be
"We b°gan
producing
•
a
cs
well
the
.
.
for the year was $583,515,;
the
lies
has many
become
The
reported
corporation
increased
earnings
broadening
cents
Revenue
President.
478,000
1962
garbage
the
of
disposal."—V.
195,
largest
p.
.
.
Berry
Door
Corp.,
this
in
income
for
32
or
cents
the
,
per
v
s
revenues
A
-
plan
1961,
the
directors
!:
for
See
United
Black
States
Steel
Corp.,
this
issue.—V.' 195,
&
Decker Manufacturing
Up 14.4%—
For
the
the
six
company) and
sales .and
'
first
months
i's
15
ill
the
in
taxes
three
the
months
quarter
(ended
March
p.
1094.
Net
holder
31)
of
its
1962
fiscal
year,
lasjt :yearr.
$1,405,000
the, $32,643,717
for
the
la^t year s period
at
the
end
of
on
the 2,376.766 shares of
March.—V.
195,
p.
635.
on
a
and
was'
$1,815,000
The
for
for
share-for-share
1U.S.1
Florida
common stock outstand¬
.
assets
Limited 1
per
that
up
to
of
dispose
of
to
would
their
Shares
an
t;
directors.
announced,
share.
per
Corp.
.
the
the
exchange-of'the
shares
basis.
•
of
•
400,000
The
would
thereof
be
to
shares
retained
;
in
,
acquisition by Capital Cities of a
Subways Advestising* Co.j inc. The
York
New"
Walter
from
•
O'Malley,
former
owner
the
of
-
%
was approved by
the New York Transit Authority.
acquired transit advertising company will be operated by
associates in the venture, 0'Ryan -& Batchelder," Inc.,
•
Cities.'
largest- transit advertising
consolidated
company's
jorganization^Vf 194, p. 'T716.
.
sales
iri ;1961. were $141.2
vmijlipn
an
in
the
not
-of
the
own
shareholders
to
existing
U. 'S.
authorized
its
tender
any
contractual
of
to
capital
larger
stock
an
at
for
decline
Canada,
to
use
in
in
markets,
-reported
the
which
electric
a
in
for
barter
value
of
were
1960
broker
for
greater in
Clara,
.
Earl
the
to
of
cruzeiro
Brazil
in-
Carborundum
annual
sales
said
-power
costs
at
owns
distribution
and
dollar
the
subsidiaries;, rind
Niagara
Co.—Subsidiary Sold—,t.
a
.
all
&
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1961 > than in 1960.
delivery of crude
the
United States
Increased
arrangements,
the
countries
the
1961,
operating
Aluminum
'■
]
of its
Santa
assets
Corp.,
,
Calif.,
to
E.
President,- said the transaction, was for cash and that
largely to finance an expansion of the firm's -!
in Chicago.
In addition, the sale eliminated
long-term debt amounting to $65,719."
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Reliance
Steel
&
Aluminum
Co., .Los
Angeles.;,;
-
.
.
.
Gray,
proceeds will be used
lithographing
r
due
were
in
31,
Dec.
exchange
,
portion
of
operations
Mr; Gray disclosed that Caspers. expects to. spend $725,000 .for new
equipment, modernization of existing equioment, and for a new shearing line to be used in the company's warehousing operations. ' -
'
He
pointed out that the sale, of Westates Steel &. A-luminum Corp.
completes.a three-year program wherein the company has divested itself
the
offer
of
,$21
all
holdings
"not
closely
allied
to
its
present
operations
of
-
geographically in an area not easily accessible to management
the, parent company." V ♦.
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The
company's
principal- business
is
coating
and
decorating
;
and/or
located
N.K.' Winston-Sanson-"
of their holdings and in*'
arrangements with such •
sales
materials
Robinson,
ending
year
The company - has announced .sale of
'whclly-owned
subsidiary,
Westates
Steel
to
subsidiary,- :
make
the
General
share.
for
Caspers Tin Plate
an¬
Develop?
subsidiary,
stockholders
Falls,' New
York,
all
adversely affected Carborundum's earnings in 1961.—-V. 194, p. 631. v
.'
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be
of
per
company's normal
.the
costs;
.opportun¬
S.
$4.31
to
to
Government
would .represent .t
U.
•
comr.
equal
abrasive
:v'
provide
present *.C.KJP.
wholly-owned
a
shares
would
shares
former
agree
of
>""**
-
.
the
corporation
to
share.
consideration
in
in
of C.K.P.'; Developments
has been approved by'
Winston-Sanson Florida Corp.', ownership of Brant-"
Limited, and working capital to further the
companies.
The plan is bontirigent upon, shareand the obtaining of favorable tax rulings.
shares
of
$800,285
vs.
$11,803,781
with $142.6 million in 1960. Earnings in 1961 were $6.3 million,
to $3.54
per
share .compared to earnings of- $7.6 million in ''
The
Body
Ltd,
purchase
to
from
announced'the
firm
report
against
two
provides
directors
-to
.
-
1960
equal
of N.K.
of the
Following- distribution
same
also
this
nation's
pared
compared' With-$90,-••
shareholders,- according
was
wish
(U.S.)
plan
ments
the
meeting
a
it
plan,
who
$21
approval
The
.
at
so
Coach
objectives
.
reported a new-record in both
incorre. Consolidated net sales for the
period were $37 964 966
above
shareholders
ownership
ford
Co.—Six Months'
subsidiaries
'w1ctl lr 0n lncrease of 16.3%
ing
those
the
to
following
the
of
of
Equipment
Farm
submission
effect
ity to do
period of 1961. The net income of $3 208 147 showed an increase of 14 4%
over the
corresponding figure of; $2,805,150 for the 1961 period. Earnings
per share were equivalent to $1.35 which
compares to $1.18 per share
foi
The
in
i Uarboruudum Co.—Sales, Earnings Dpwn—
5^%>,
an-increase of
distribution
the
Cockshutt
—
per
$8,421,321
President- of
Capital
Cities
Broadcasting,
share- increased from 70 cents to 93 Cents,
-the first year
interest
newly
increased
for
earnings
-
period
from
flow. increasing
was
Smith
Capital
.
(formerly
Federal Grand Judy Charges
Company With Price Fixing—
w,
Higher,
Dodgers,
The
for' the
against
same
(share
Smith,
Brooklyn
\
issue.
Ccrp.- -Earnings
;;
.
increased
M.
of
,
nouncement'made
Bethlehem Steel Co.
_
,
purchase
1961.
in
Plan—
Berry Industries, Inc.—New Name-—
Bee
-
.
that
substantial
selling
973.
''V,.
5;'
1960,
share
$98,967,000
was
with
compared
as
$2,120,000
were
per
Provision
of break-through," continued
electronic garage door operator
of
quarter
r
earnings
21
or
and
unique characteristics and which in
one
Frank
Mr.'
..
was
; $1,309,000
last -year.
a few short
Incoming orders amounted to $115,992.000,,, up 11% frorri the firsts
items of its kind. We :%■ quarter of 1961.—V. 195, p. 636 ^'%i.v*r
feel the company is in a dominant,
position to participate ,.in what can
be the first new household appliance market of
majorvmagnitude since
C. K. P. Developments Ltd.—Proposed Share* Exchange •
which wo fee'
mo.nths
'
V-"
3,000
$1.33 to $1.61 per share. He - noted
in which Capital Cities profits were, fully
taxed and that per share profits on an equivalent basis would have
be6n 64-cents vs. 93-cents; and cash flow, $1.27 vs. $1.61..
agency
*
year
an
that
share
a
Burroughs Corp.—Earnings, Revenues Up—
.
participation
as
declared
Burns
Mr.
first
profit-margins
-;€.
' >
3,000
Broadcasting
Cities
Sales
1960.
stated
paid-on Mar. 30. 1962
"intends to pay. dividends
on
a
quarterly basis in the future, subject to business conditions and
operations and the financial needs of the business.'1'—V. i'94^ p. *2440. ■
design.
our
v.'.
3,000
The'corporation reported earnings of $1,088,197 in 1961
cash
at
field of enormous potential,
a
substantially
base,"
distribute
Capital
this-
Net
'This promises to be
sho.u.d
and
Inc.
Inc.
Inc.
Acquisition—
that
A
The
fornia
Co.,
7,500
7,500
112.
195, p.
with
and
fornia
&
•'
10,000.
IM
—V.
the
more than 10%, Mr. Burns said. Net income
equivalent to 88 cents a common share.
?
stock¬
change of corporate name, snd accompanying amendments to
the. Articles of Incorporation, .were made for the
purpose of more ac¬
curately reflecting present as well as proposed activities of the
company.
■■■
Associates,
McNeel & Co.,
reported
in
>
(
_
"
in
,
p„„r
•
■
had a gross income in 1961- of $32,2-32,971, highest
52-year-old company's existence, W. Sherman Burns, President,
in the first annual report issued by the agency- since- it
became publicly owned in November,
1961.
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This compared with a gross of $29,143,571 in I960,- rih iricrease of
many of the important cities and towns in Ohio. West
Indiana .and surrounding territories.—V.
195, p.
973.
Berry Industries, Inc,
Shell
iBudd
,
•
1961.
Berry Door Corp.-—Name Changed—New Subsidiary—•
p0-„
.
Detective* Agency,
Inc.—Gross Sets Record—
Leasing, Inc., with its main terminal in Toledo, has
in
Charleston, W. Va., and Gas. City, Ind.
The
holders' meeting on April
Magnus & Co. Inc.
Crichton, Cherashore & Co., Inc.
Davis,. Pearson & Perkins, Inc.
:
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,
transaction
and Its
vehicles
37%—
"substantial
A
Whitehouse
*.
motor
Co.—Sales Up
Budd
'
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of Midwest
was
%.v
-
Midwest Truck
-company
acquisition
purchase of
equipment,"
in
'
'
has announced the acquisition
headquarters in Toledo, Ohio.
approximately 100
strengthen
facilities
been
branch
the
operates
"will
service
with
said
Co.
through
disclosed,
not
were
Inc.,
Berman
Mr.
Co.—Acquisition-—
wY".
metal
*'
Volume
195
Number 6155
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2031)
v'v
•
sheets
at fits,
by
.on
plant in Chicago.
Its steel
subsidiary, Lafayette Steel
a
—v, 195, p: ,1208...v
.f.
--
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warehouse
business
Aluminum Corp.,
&
£.
■
v
is
carried
also in Chicago.
77
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Christiana Securities Co.—Du Pont to
Begin Divesting
GM Holdings— 7
"
Its
/
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v.;
(E'i
See
Caterpillar. Tractor Co.—Quarterly Report—,
;.
r.'
i Period Ended
'-"I
MarlSl-—1662 '*
per ,., share, "of ".common- stock
outstanding. at,;th"e end of the »3eriodl*
Profit
■...Salfes
f7
.*
s.
/y
1961
for
the
of
1962,
compared
as
'
,
7 7-
Period
Ended
Operating
w
Co., Inc.
7,7 7 7; y
Marcfe 31-^7
re v e n u e s
7
,
Quarterly Report.
1962
'1961!
»
7
,Balance for
1095.
p.
/.
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,1'
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$120,211
with
$14,752,000
in
reported
1961
pooling of interest basis, the adjusted
$1.53 per common share. ?. •
'• ~
a
figure becomes $17,831,000,
or
and
share
Tne
1956
show
the
contract
amphibious
net
period.
share for
a
of
the
S.
vehicles.—V.
of
$82,193
compared
has reached
the
194,
profit
21, 1961.
highest level since
Transportation
Corps,
2116.
..
7
v.
p.
cents
net
Jan.
Army,
•
six
or
with
ended
by. the Stamford division of
receipt
from -U.
profit
This
the six months
backlog at $33,000,000
result
a
cumulative
a
six-month
four cents
or
order
as
000
7.
to
for
of $50,270
$10,000,-
a
LARC-5
for
,
,
Consolidated
Edison
Financing Planned—
*
•
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On
Co.
/
New
of
York,
Inc.—Bond
777
•
Carbon ;became. a.
Cities
Service
April'26,
,
.
,,
f 1,037.875
.
856,345
'
■
served, Mr.
1962, the company reported that It plans to issue about
subsidiary ih January,
$100,000,000 of mortgage, bonds on or .about June 19.
1962. Cities. Service.acquired a
At
present,
majority, interest in L. R. Development 7
thre company
late in 1961. /
contemplates no additional financing for this year.—
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'7/; ' V.
195, p,„ 1922. VV7;.;7>;;./V7-7. 7:'.r",1../■
C ^'"The.-volume-of sales increased - significantly v in the first
7v:;
$5,696,675
966,155
common
195,
first
Columbian
v
$6,240,859
^
_
issue.—V.
.
1961
Central Louisiana Electric
this
costs
have
quartetV Burl Si Watson, Chairmah, advised stockholders
.at.the company's • annual meeting."
-/yr.
/
v
y -However/ adjusting the 1961 earnings to include the income of com¬
:
panies. subsequently acquired on
3
'
Co.,
change in accounting methods, of additional Unimate develop¬
incurred since April 1,
1961, in the amount of $119,947,
Schafler. explained, td erase the first
quarter loss of
a
ment
.Consolidated net income of Cities Service Co. totaled $16,012,000 or'!/
op common a iter., prefer red dividends,, in the first- .'
three months
r
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under
v
.
$1-37/ per- shaire
C;
•
190,730,905
"
Nemours
Cities Service Co.—Net Up for Quarter—
■
,/f
;
$.55
-V
.
de
Pont
\
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a
,
) V '•
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...
,: .' ;*
$.42
7 7, 168,188,622 7
4
Profit vafteivv, taxes_V^--+.I---i^-.^_Ji
15,035,030"
' 11,562,294 7'
^rol'ltrt percentage.^ofi sfitei^-^i-w^ -ve"
6.8-7%
.. 7.8:
7 ,Wv.M9.5, p. 520.
V
'7"t7 1
77'
yi
I.. Du
7
„
7
quarter
•
,
ever.'the
corresponding period, of. last year, with automotive gasolene
-*
c^,'Nuniborv0f. average common .shares_____-._^_j_v. 2,805,114
sales up 7.2% ,y petrochemical sales up 14.2%
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.—Sales
.2,710,971
and natural - gas sales
Up 55 % 7
7, ;Earned, per average common share__yy_.:_—__y:7
•;
$0,307/7 ^ $0.34 .v.,up 5:5%/"- Mr./Watson'1 said. ^Abnormally depressed1 prices for refined
7' Sales of Consdlidate'd Electi'onics increased to $144,437,881 in
1961,
.products, vhowever.Thsld earnings .below, satisfactory levels.?';''77;
a gain of $51,498,079,
or more than 55%7over the $92,939,802
reported
.'-w Prices of.-gasolene in the Mid-Continent, one of the company's
prin-7 for 1960, Pieter van den Berg, President-, reported to stockholders in'
cipal markets, averaged 2.5 cents a gallow below the first three months 7
7
the company's- 1961 annual report.
Central Maine Power Co.—Partial Redemption— V; V
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7 of 1961.—V. 195, p. 1552v \ ^
y ,7 7
7
77.7 V.77;. 7y/^V.7-7/7;/
Net
income
totaled
$5,003,089, an increase of $1,429,843, or 40%
The company has called for redemption on May 23, 1962, through
from the $3,573,246 reported
for r:1960f Earnings per share rose to
operation Of the sinking or improvement fund, $49,000 of its- first and
"•
927,580 '
.
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CitV Products. Corp.—Sales Uo
.
.,
6 8%
$1.58
general mortgage bonds; Series W
4%%;; due May 1, .1987 at .102.56%7^.™,,,™,, o^.
.♦*,
William J.
Sinek,.-Chairman,. reported to the. shareholders at the "plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at the Old Colony/Trust
meeting that net sales and revenues; for the
7. Co., .45 Milk, §t.v Boston, or at the Manufacturers Hanover Trust. Co., v anhpal,/shareholders'
three months, ended March 31, 1962 reached a new. peak of
70
.$66,755,000, 7
Broajiway, N. Y.—V. 194," p. '2115.
■ 7- V 7-. '■ ' ,
/
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representing an increase of 6.8%
over
the comparable 1961 period. v
.
,
from
levels
1960
metal
•
Corp.—Earnings Lower—
corporation's
earnings
by
and
products
lower
by
the
for
prices
of
non-recurring
drilling operations in,Peru.
Robert
to
Koenig,
stockholders
two
.
P..
newly
that
plant
-
Cerro's
revealed
shipments
fabricating
start-up
costs
.
;
well
as
companies
the
in
as
annual
in
outstanding
/
the loss in
at March 31,
the
first quarter
of
1961 -werd
1962.
Based
the
on
compamble period last year
traditionally
is
:
seasonal-
.from
$62,511,000.7
number
same
$.17.
was
The
the
poorest
period- of the
business, Mr.
profit
the; company's
of
nature
first
of
said—V.
significantly
little
.«
t<tc.
....
•
'§ ^^W^hd'paid'ini. 1961. 77 '•*.
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said, ; ^Average prices -received lor copper; lead and
in, 196.1 ,than in .1960. Of our principal metals, only
silver brought a higher average return because of the strong price
7. upsurge late • ift the year."«^-V/194, .pr 2768. • '
77
>7.
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were Jowerj
r;
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s
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<>.-!
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x
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iDertifled industries Inc.-^'Debeilttire Rights Offeriiig
The company is offering its
class A and class B
and
/
stock-
the
he
increase
in
the
in
1960,
over
added,
Foods
has
through
Foods'
President
Monarch
earnings to the general
acquisition
earnings
Mr.
194,
of
since
den
van
because
heavy
1275.
p.
its
Each- debenture
(1962
issue)
shares
willbe
giving
'
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,
Corp.—Acquisition—
made
Chairman
and
Monarch
Foods
will
Jacob
Fine
and
Foods
continue
to
Max
of class A
share until Sept.
jointly announced.
completely inde¬
as
a
Canadian
company, with
no change
in the present manage¬
operating policies. Max Borinsky will continue as President
Borinsky, who originated and developed the company and
is now Chairman of the Board,
will continue on a consultant basis.
The acquisition was made for cash and stock but the total amount
and
Jacob
involved
not
was
disclosed.—V.
Consolidated Natural
.
stock
at
195,
Gas
637.
p.
Co.—Partial Redemption-—
a
'
,fi
Federal. income, takes..
:
$250
13
of
face
shares
until maturity.
amount
until
;
of .debenture
the
7*
-
end
of
until
1971,
and
Dec.
at
;
31,
1966,
shares
10
'
at
•taxes
a
and
iVnt\a tjVv»rtfi
m
"j\4r
.
sfe^ej^ /Ptept instediatibus; .7.;,//;v7-/7
-
~V. >190, p. 1520.
A«v-
i""-
v
':"
,/>
*Hicksvlite
;/.: ■:■ '/
income,
•.
.-".-h:
...•••■
.
$459,020,
re
Ave.
sales,
7
■
L.
sale
'/^''
of
shale "sold
A"
expanded
dpvv-x,r™c
REVENUES—Qonsolidated
Ihl
UttimirtrPf! 1
the
Under
1.
;
.sales
tA
•
trade
7
*
the
for
-
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six
iu
months
ar»H 7hAt .*4
nn
,
....-.^1
ended Dec.
,on
to
than
,
i
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.-
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n..
marmiite
Kkiiii
nQKO
^havm
nf
nlno.'.i.«i
r
7 7.....
including, the
sions
draftsmen,
of
capabilities,
diversified
technical
work.
while
skills
to
in
and
:
The company will receive
/'
of the proceeds from the
<none
^
Net JDown^-'
Sa'eaS._the s,t"ck was solrd.f,or, cei-fuin sharotioldcrs.
B USfNESS-^-The cpmpanyy of 485 Lexington-Avenue,-New
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City,
Consolidated on
commenced
1846. '- * /
m
7
7
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"•
?7 31,
.
company is engagecl' in, the Vmaiiufacture and sale of fcosmetlcs,
^e
toiletries
and
proprietary-
States and in
specialty
the countries
most of
products
the
of
free
Sales
throughout1 the 'United
world
and
in
the
months
manu¬
March
>
facture
and
company's
sale
of
fragrances
products are>in
throughout the
general
popularly
United
priced
States.
and
The
produced
for
distribution primarily
through wholesalers and food, drug and
variety, chains.7 In the cosmetic field, the company is the leading pro¬
ducer of. popularly .piiced products distributed in this manner.
Fraan
entirely- separate
CAPITALIZATION "GIVING
77-7?',', ''77;:/7'V."7^7',7-.-7;
promissory notes
(payable
7
•
and
"
TO
1,
PRESENT
1976
maturihg" ;fn
of
'
:
$l,00Q,p00
,
'
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;
'7
./.toiletries,
that
in
net
the
For
A
-Straka,"
manufacturer
4,100,000 7 '
3,338,792 shs.
'
stated
sales
in
and
the
net
marketer
1961
each
i
y
.
in
Truax-Traer
In a
cosmetics,
1961
'777 ''",7\
released -to
reached
7
the
-
the
•
1
,
Truax-Traer
-
/
points
;
-
both
this
to
year,
•in
(par
7 7/,
$1)-.
'•
by a
Designers,
Consultants •&
1961
*
Authorized
7
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs."
600,000 shs.
of
shares
the
company's
common
stock
set
forth
opposite
-below;
/"77
&
Sutro
&
Co
Ira
8,000
8,000
Henry;
W.
8,000
Kohlmeyer
&
6,000
Co._
6,000
Haupt & Co.—.
D.
6,000
—_____—
Westheimer
Inc.—8,000
Co.,
Shares
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
8.000
Co.u__—
&
4,000
& Co._l___f_
Franfc
—_
4.000
Gradison
&
Co.____
Co
&
Southeastern
4,000
4,COo
_____
Securities
4.000
6,000
Inc._
4.000
Burr^^
6,000
Hickey & Co.
As
Co.
6,000
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
French, Inc
2,000
&
Co.,
Inc._i.y_—7
Bradford
C.
195,
Co.__-—:
&
Inc.___L._y—
8,000
112.
p.
2,060
—__
Cosmodyne Corp.—Earnings Up 60%—
The
:."'77.7
Messrs. Livingston and Shoemaker said, "We
vote of confidence in our Joint plans for the
to-the
-
in 1961 increased sales 26%
and net profit 60%
preceding year,1 James L. Bartlett, Jr., President of the
equipment firm, announced.
totaled a record $4,640,742 in 1961, compared with $3,691,798
corporation
the
over
cryogencis
Sales
1960.
in
Net
net
taxes, amounted
after
income
to a
record
$316,346
versus
1960's
$198.494...
of
income
share were 80 cents, based on 397,549 shares of com¬
mon
stock, the average number outstanding during 1961. In
1960,
earnings per share were 66 cents, based on 305,233 shares of common
stock,
the
average
number outstanding
during that year.—V. 195,
Earnings
per
1315,
p.
,
.
y
' Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp.—ySix Months' Sales
7' ■
"7'"'7"/v'^"777 ' ;7:" .7
7; ;
:
Higher.—7,7;
;■
-
7 '\;v ■"'
•
Cox Instruments
See
Lynch
Corp.,
Corp.- -New Name-
this issue.
the
year-ended Dec;.. 31,«196l7 consolidated net sales of Chesei 7 /1 The .corppration .reported, that sales increased by 23%
for the six
amounted to $99,001,369. This is an increase of 41%' 7. months-ended Jan. 31," 1962-—the first half of its fiscal year—totalling :
previous peak of $70;177,459 set in "I960. Net income amounted
$13,147,231, against $10,740,746 for the corresponding period of the
$5,749,029, an increase of 27% '"over net income of $4,517,305" in f. previous'^-year. *-7..-/^":7"y'
'" •»
' *'•>/
1960.
market
&
at
Co.
brough-Pond's
over
pro-
similar
Coffin
7
that .this affiliation will prove beneficial
companies.!'—-V. 195, p. 1095.•' />; • /" "
. ■ -
sure
Canadian
with
or
1955.
and
stockholders,
highest
and feel
at
Since
Murch
,
.
—V.
7
projects
for
Corp.
Wagenseller & Durst,
J.
Coal
the
Canadian
7y Shares
Shearson-, Hknfmill & Co. / 45,000
•Collin, Norton & Co.__i-___ 15.000
A.'C, Allyn & Co._
8,000
Shields
i&are/fvl/•/'/;"ytii-.'V
stateipent,
pleased
owners'of
Interna¬
proprietaries
joint
Very
>.•;l7-r/7/;;7'7•%:£Z" ,7future
of
annual' report,
profits
history.7./.
company's
7.
-PresidentY of Chesebrough-Pond's
and
and
in
personnel
agreed to purchase from the selling stockholder the respective
names
McDonnell
.;77/:V;/v■ 73,7;/'
Coal
subsidiary,
Bear1, Stearns & Co.__
—Hemphill, Noyes & Co.____
E. F. Hutton & Co.,-Inc.—
Corp.—Appointment—
Consolidation
been supplied
separate-projects.
supplied
in the Jatter's
gaps
technical
have
furnished
has
company
to fill
of
their
Bache
1961.—V. .195,
Stockholders. Of
are
Record'Sales,"• Earnings—
current^;
//
..■'•
/ 1962 through 1965 .& $ 100,000 in.1966 '".;. *7_7__7 / :i 1
stock (par $2l,.,„„r—,
5,000,000 shs.
Jerome
the
Consolidation Coal Co.—Merger Approved—
FINANCING
Capital
tional
in
meetings on April 19 /voted overwhelmingly for the merger of the7
two companies, reported G.
A. Shoemaker and H.. C." Livingston, re¬
.7/7' 7'A.'7.'7777spective Presidents. Of those voting, 99.8% ' of Consol shareholders /
voted for the merger with 0.2%. voting against; Truax shareholders
$10,000,000
-voted 98.7% "for the mei-ger with 1.3% voting against. In the merger,
'
TruaxrT.raer shareholders will receive one -share of Consol, s.ock -for
-
7
7" 7. w7
jh
cents
the
of
group
—
year,
of
i8b5.i;.;/A..>-7*-:;/_%:;7
Outstanding -7'
/
27
to
.'''Bankers' TrustCq
New York .City, has been appointed transfer
-a^ent for thd,class-A-comiiaon stock of the ^corporation.—V. .195,. p.
.
Authorized
"/'• 77v-' /. "Z
equal
annual
install$1,000,000 beginning Aug.,
'annual- installments
'7/7
equal
equipment'and machinery. Serv¬
in order
a
■
products cama to $24,376,847 in the initial three
came
a 5.8%
increase over sales'of $23,042,165 in the 7
p. 636. <
"***•'
refined
this
.quarter
were
for
considered
UNDERWRITERS—Upon the terms and subject to the conditions con¬
in the purchase contract, the underwriters named below have
.
,-,
sold
are
pf
of
share; earnings
(divi¬
customers
being
numbers
-
.
/*
EFFECT
.77'7''; '
due Aug.
434%7.prbmissory//notes'
7
priced
in
of
ments
higher
are
through department and independent drug stores.
primarily
'5%
line,
per -
Conductron'
,
mass
grances,
1962,
250
some
severally
v
1
originally
to
agencies
"■
' "7 7"1
-7
•"
/ •
CAPITALIZATION AS OF'DEC. 31,
•
stock
s
■
•*."/a -business
toi more
tained
,„arterl
:
York
•.
bnsis
'7
Common
The C03,pany Mport5d RllKUtly lolvcr ear„fagMor the ;rirst
1962. Sam C&sey^? President, said ..that -production .was higher and
7/was incorporated, as Ghesebrough
Manufacturing. Co;,
operation^ improved, but that the earnings, decline of $li2,000 was
■7; May 11, 1880, under the laws of the State of New York,
consolidating
caused".by lower product prices.'777;
f,./Various'domestic and foreign units of an enterprise originally restab- " / .commonwealth earned $3,163,179 In the' 1962 first quarter 3.4%
{lished. in ; 1870: .* In 1955 the name of the company was changed to
less than, the.; $3,275,361 earned in the corresponding period' of 1961.
Chesebrough-Pond's. Thc.\fbllowing; a merger with Pond's Extract Co.,**. Based oii , the 11,658,675 ahares of common stock outstanding March
1
long-term
or
instances,
cases
abilities
Canadian
'
7./_'.'
t
marine
customer
a
have, been
services
7" 7-7
v
and
variety of
a
Limited.
.
in
engaged -in research, development
diversified fields as aircraft, missiles,
In some
other
wholly-owned
April 27,1962, Lazard Freres & Co. and Lehman Brothers^A^7/^••'Adju^.ed' foi^ cight-for^one stock split Nov. 2, i96i and 3% stock
^ >New X°Tk Cltyv^ssbciates/.GfiUred•'publicly; 69,252 • ^vide^d^eb.;28,- 1962.^-V„ass, p ;3i4. >
;
•
7 7
v-7
,sha^eSi. of this fiTm.s -capltal- stock vat $60.25 per share,- >v OominonWealth OH-' Refining- Co.; Inc.—First Quarter
was
customers)
industrial
grants' involving
•s
City,
primarily
engage
provided by employees in these fields ranged from simple-drafting
complex design
individual specialists
...
writers
governmental
production activities-in such
to
-
temporary
a
technical
and
.separate
as
electronics, and
*■
and
corporations
York
New
to
During 1961, it provided the services of
engineers, logistlcians,
programmers,
de¬
purpose
ices
"
either
on
customers.
scientists,
1,000
Ave..
1950,
services-of technically skilled personnel
Since its inception, the company has pro¬
and
million.
l,.;/./ .7", 7
v
the
•
this
.
.
services
650'4.1th
laws, of New York in
providing
different
than
signers,
i-....
Y-Gomn^rce GleaVing ^HouseiilRC^Quarterly/Rep
v.i„,.i.
such
500
nf
company.;
the
of
industry and Government.
more
(„„1njinn
under
business
vided
mo,folnc
T/.or,
*
\7-"\7/195,4.p.;T66L 7^;VkV 7:... -.7
; - *
>; ;.v / ,77'v,,7:/"'■;
.......v^.Bvom- v
j
& Co., Inc., N.Y.City.
& Designers, Inc.—Common Offered—On
1962, Shearson, Hammill & Co., New York
associates offered publicly, 180,000 shares of
BUSINESS— The
organized
the
^'.'Peninsula-1 division' and ••Generaksubsidiary... now-has- more-.-than .$486
31, ;
nxiHion ifi Total principal balances .outstanding, representing an aggreT
pany's /capitalization rWill eonsist of 76,143 shares;.of* eiass- A stqck17 /
>/together^with 4o,0Qo.T)UKchase-warrants (i959-series)"%nd
is.ooo'pur: VA
fhasd
1, 1973; $300,000 of
"
.
7
^
Pri¬
.
COJlSOlida-
•
Sold
firm's common stock at $8 per share.
It was the
initial-sale-of the company's stock and was made for the
account of Charles E. Zimmerman, President.
^
'
hocicT-T1^
o
1661.
reported that $500,000
was
firm's senior notes due Dec.
25,
and
City,
t,;
4.
7,7./The- c-wupdny s. consblidgted moitgagc loan .portfolio,
of-t"'Norlite.".
name
Corp.—Notes—Stock
at
Chase
p.
Consultants
April
.MoHgage Co; .of Bakersfield,*' Calif. Was merged into The
7,CQl>vell - cbj.' .stqte-wide ruoi'tgage - banking f-irm, according ,to a joint
'r"
E V
T
195,
Y.—V.
N.
this
CoV^^6T.ger Effecfave^
'-.'I®1
*■
//
15,
vately through Kidder, Peabody
189, p. 1345.
.
_
.
Acceptance
York
—V.
$7,135,022.
-
o
r/7
New
The
commohj;'k]toc;K had been sold pri¬
**-♦.txj .7 i-'f-
»:
and
pared to1 fourth quarter, 1960 sales of $1,913,152 and net income of
»^vision *<>* Federal income taxes was required,
'.
-
net
net income of. $lj.4,189 alter provision for Federal inpome taxes, com-
the
inr-%
/• •'.-
Duffy
344
St.,
debentures
its senior subordinated notes due Dec. 1,
1973, and $300,000 of its capital notes due Jan. 1,,
1974, as well as 15,000
shares of its class A
/".rahndUhcemeht.oh/April/18,'1982 by C.' W. CdUrtney and Bundy. Colsupplying /concrete for use in diverse Z •weT1|v respective .company. Piesidents.
/
types
types, of .construction. 'The' Company also- .mines'- and processes sand,
construction." The company also .mines/under, terms oKtne. mm8
.7"-^nd®.r ,terms °,«whica was for .exchange ,pf .toc^-Gengravel and grit, known as "aggregates," or the basic ingredients used
used"
eral Mortgage will operate as a wliOlly.-owtiedt^subsidiary.,'Of the -com
.
along with cement' and; water to produce concrete. In addition, the < Pa".v- I" addition, tu its main -Bakeisfield offices, Geneial .maintains
company has recently entered the field of-quarrying, manufacture and /'•. ^»S£anclv °I
>•'wt
'nvtrnun
7. BUSINESS—The. company of
is engaged;'ip
producing and
Pine
through
1962,
at
^"rth quarter sales in 1961 amounted to $1 964,899, resulting in
..
thereafter
"
tiov
*.n
'
was'.required! /were:
7- PROCEEDS—Nbtvproceeds froni the .financing will. he> used - for -corti- ,-r
hlnti/VM
A#'1
>lri
Yn
/Y
f
zl
nA'a'
iJA
Iw
ArtVWikn'l:5
pletion.* of a 'kilh^ah^
irepayment-'of .-advance's made in <iohnfectioa£ •*
therewithr for additional'automotive equipment and :for new concrete
---"GeneraJ
.
this
of
y^Cpmparattve.ifi«ure^ jfpr^.l96i0it;When: no1;pr;oyision for .Federal ,income
.
each
Consumer
80
.
:
for
•
Bank,
vately—On April 26, 1962, it
.250, .an increase of $2,068,228, or 29%, over 1960.
7/:
by warrants
right to buy five /7. LaMotte T. Cohu, Board Chairman, said income befojre provision for
Federal income taxes reached a new -nigfi!"'Of $r,037,911,' m,^re', than
purchase price of $6^5 a
double I960. Net inpome was $527,911 after provision of $510,000 for
DEBENTURES1 REDEEMABLE—CONVERSION FEATURES—The de¬
bentures "arfe" redeemable -afr -prices beginning at 105%, if redeemed prior
to Dec. 31,. 1962, and scaled down thereafter to
par in 1972 until maturity. They are convertible into class A stock at the rate of 16 shares
rate
Electronics, Inc.—Sales Up 29%—
eompany'. with divisions in San Diego and Hingham, Mass.,
reported that -sales.' reached a. new high in 1961 amounting to $9,203,The
the
1, 1962.
Chairman
Borinsky,
Limited,
operate
'
accompanied
the holder
income
and
ment
Manhattan
Cohu
net
Berg stated. This
expenditures for
The company has called for redemption on June
1,
operation of the sinking fund, $1,000,000 of its 4%%
100% plus a premium of .96%. Pavment will be made
•April 30, 1977, at 100%, on the basis of $250 principal
amount of debentures for every 50 shares held» Sub¬
scription rights expire April. 2.7. Singer, Bean & Mackie,
Inc., New Tork City, has been named underwriter.
Thompsdn-
of
the
of
Fine
pendent
period.. This, contrasted with a net loss of $43,767 or a five-cents per
share loss ;in'the preceding year; 7-7.
7///"/:*■■;.-77; ;v.,77
:':7>7,,/
Mr.- Bernstein also reported that total receivables outstanding at the
•
to
development.—V.
corporation
Canada
solidated
v*
The/volume* of :bu^els.vtransaetedl^the.,-amou'tit":of'.:VeeeivabieS'''puir»
chased) 'by Coburn -Credit' Go-.-, in; the fiscal--year- ended Peb: 28, "1962, •
increased by 177% ^ over ,the volume for the preceding year, totalling
$15,570,882,-against "$5,619,548, Irving L; Bernstein, President, reported.
Net . ipcome for the year-: amounted to $321,133 equal to 37 cents" a
share on the 860,000 avferage mumhor- of shares ^outstanding^ during the
,
Mr: -Koenig
•
zinc,
^
7.
increase
an
important addition to its operations
acquisition of slightly more than 50%
of the
common
stock of Monarch Fine Foods
Ltd., of Toronto, manufacturers
of margarine, salad oils and other
products, Nathan Cummings, Con¬
7
/.
,
The
in
1r,n_
,
and
Consolidated
1095.
.
the
/
s
Cerro's earnings before depletion in 1961 were reported as $5,996,000 .7 4-e„7
r>n«,77hic
;$I,78 : per ./share/ pit 3,375,90a- common shares,
coihpaired
with "
®
Pn^umoDynamles, Dorp., .-this. isaue.-r-V. 195, i>.
$10,559,000, or 7$3.76 ,per, share on 2,"804,930 shares,, the number .of
'•
?ttU **trmt
7shares 'outstanding-at ,the.end.t>£. 1960-iadjusted to .xeflect tn 6%, stotk.'V"?.®?'® Lrettl.i-VOij; WCrnbaies • Up 1YY70—•...
before.
year
conditions,
improvement
unexpected,
expansion
•'
the
195,
'r,jJ , *-v, ity *■ If
or
not
'•
quarter
because
year
Sinek
the
economic
showed
was
shares,
«"»*>t; »l^-0».oo7/'y:/CfeveI#hdvKn<ramirflc JiidBstries/Iiic^-Ssae'
Completei1
/
'
of
$1.26
Berg, attributed
in
tribute
1661.
p.
sales
record
the
.
report
revenues
.
resulted
revenues.in
and
from
den
Chemical Co. "in June, 1961//and Mercury Record Corp. in
August, as well as the inclusion for the first time of the results of
tlie Sessions Clock Co. Philips Electronics and Pharmaceutical
Indus¬
tries Corp.,
which is also consolidated
in
this
report, did not con¬
; 7 Earnings in thq first. quarter of 1962 showed an improvement of 7:
$.10 per share over the comparable period in 1961.
This
year
the <
first quarter loss was $190,587 or $.07 per share on 2,811,313 shares •'
.
oil
and
...
President,
increased
acquired
1961 were reduced sharply
non-ferrous metals and fabricated
year
1961
van
Hayward
_
gales
Cerro
The
in
7 Mr.
improvement
the
Based
on
earnings
the
per
I960-.-—Vv-196,
number
average,
share
amounted,
P.-1655.*-.
of
•.> '
-
shares
to
outstanding during each
$1.90, " compared
7^ 7.7
7
-
with
; ■;
•
$1.52
*•>' Norman I.
Schafler,/President, reported a return to a profitable basis:
after", operating ..in "the red during the first quarter. Earnings from
7 improved operations
during1 the second quarter and the capitalization,
>
Crown Cork
The
company
months ended
Seal Co., Inc.—Quarterly Report—
reported
1962 of
consolidated
earnings
for
the
three
$1,861,000 or $1.52 per common share
$1.21 per share in 1961. Consolidated sales for
three months period were $44,999,000 up from $43,890,000 in 1961.
against,
the
&
has
March 31,
$1 444,000
or
#
8
,
^
.
earned during the first quarter of 1961.
Earnings
to 50 cents per share, compared with 53 cents per share last
adjusted for a 10% stock dividend in November, 1961.
,
The company reported that the seven-month strike at its Bogalusa,
La
mill
which was settled on March 31, 1962, had a substantial
effect on first quarter earnings.
Without the strike, earnings would
have exceeded those for the first quarter of last year.—V. 195, p. 744.
$8,328,000
;
amounted
year
Saies
19S2
1961
$67,960,000 $40,391,030
„
_
Depreciation"
Federal
(Loss)
Net
Income
Per
Common
—V.
195,
($0.46.1
3,831,997
earnings."—V. 195,
of
In
comparable
the
$12,336,435
/.
/
share
Per
32
cents
shares.
Cubic
There
Net
earnings
were
net
earnings
of
from
doubled
was
a
on
on
equity increased 25% to $4,217,000. Industrial product sales
gained 39% for a new high of $1,400,000.—V. 194, p. 612.
Light Co.—Quarterly Report—
distribution
year.—V.
195,
of
disposed
was
inventory. In addition, the
during the past year had
of
division
newspaper
loss
1961
a
of
Fairchild Camera
Corp.—Annual Report—
Mr. Reuben
cents
cents
of Dunhill Inter-
Fiscal Year Ended—
Net
profit
before
for
Provision
Net
-v
.v
profit—
JNet
Inc.,
$751,220
165,095
51,557
82,067
taxes
22,671
28,886
—
t Based
—V.
177.000
on
193,
1792,
p.
shares
common
outstanding
for
Dunhill
that
it
now
the
could
was
of $36,510,000 were reported today oy the
13.3%
increase over the $31,299,049 reported
sales
for
the
the
in
Chase
Manhattan
and
common
V. 194, p.
has
Eank
convertible
been
V.
preferred
stocks
sole
the
of
On
years
allowance
equal
outstanding,
of
$482,500
24
to
compared
with
a
14
shared
common
cents
share
a
net
1961
the
wait
of
the
the
net
equal
sales
in
1961
like
cents
2,196,194
on
annual
amount
1961,
Mr.
sale
in
with
by
in
shares
stock
Feb.
and
in
stated.
amount
in
In
of
Mann
reported
the
in
additional
an
made,
resulting
oil
in
this
Dr Pepper
Pepper
at
company
to
slightly
outstanding
After
tax
the
over
Dr.
earnings
$57,048
Pepper
cents
compared
for
for
Chairman
and
400-plant
growth
in
of
plant
new
He
said
the
past
of
GM
$50,908
1961.
Wesby R. Parker stated the in¬
advances in every area of the
market development
by the
organization
has
shown
considerable
p.
Wire
facture
Mr
of
and
to
is
leading
a
Corp.
has
activity'in
this
spur
producer
B.
Thompson,
made
was
under
shares
publicly
held
the
and
disbursing
195,
increase
for
wire
screening.
development
the
past
20
U.
and
of
32 %
ingsi
per
of
Dodge
of
Wire,
less
future
that
diversification.
193,
agent
for
the
'
R.
Boling,
growth and
of
$64.5
rose
to
in
the
stock
spread
p. 2777.
over
President,
Net
$53
were
almost
all
'
to
of
the
61
cents.
Noel
corpora¬
described
billed
11%
the
1961
as
a
and
othet
a
year
areas
/
of
the
of
199
figures
considerable
record
new
revenues
higher than in 1960,
major
1961
for
the
with
free
a
level
year
1961
at
the
increase
world.—V.
cents
25)
laws.
The
13%
above
the
in
were
„
and
the
$193,883,412
for
earnings
the
than
in
1961
sales
are
V.
reported
in
193
'
cents
common
per
$1,356 557
of
eq'"al
were
to
67
cents
per
average
after
1961
the
on
tax
earnings of
average
period.—V.
number
192,
amounting to
2,008,516 shares out¬
$1,536,403
of
2609.
p.
Stores,
Inc.
Net
Sales,
at
more
rapidly
than
during
1PS1.
$2.14,
an
grew
income
share
per
reached
total
increase
national
of
sales
retail
11.5%
over
last
higher
than
the
share.
per
taxes
after
in
recorded
$36,836,599,
was
11.7%
1960.
up
is
2657.
times
as
great
as
it
was
25
years
ago.—•
Inc.—Sales, Net Higher
company's sales and earnings increased during the first quarter
over
the
corresponding
period in
1931, Howard S. Nilson,
a
President,
521.
eight
Fiat Me^al Manufacturing Co.,
The
of $26,264,885,
first quarter. The
fact
than
more
194, p.
of
1962
1961
reported
sales
were
to the stockholders at the annual meeting.
$1,662,815, up 4%,
over sales
of $1,600,317
in
the
Net income was $96,334, including a non-recurring profit
quarter.
period, compared to $52,392 in 1961.
Per share
earnings were 18%
cents for 1962 based on 521,962 shares of out¬
standing common stock as compared to 10 cents a share for 1961 on
516,080 shares outstanding.
Fiat
Metal
Manufacturing
Co.
which
produces shower
cabinets,
shower
floors and
toilet partitions, has plants in Plainview, L.
I.,
of
;
Y.;
for
$31,990
N.
;
College
Point,
N.
Y.,
sales of $16,502,668
1960,
best
electronics
manufacturing
firm,
the
Chicago;
195,
Los-Angeles;
Georgia,
Albany,
and
Orillia,
Canada.
1316.
p.
Filtrol
achieved
in the year ended Dec. 31,
McLean, President.
previous
The figure compares
year
1961, according to
with sales of $15,973,-
in the 36-year history of the
transfer
company.
Corp.—Appointment—
National
First
,
Bank,
City
for
agent
1877.
the
York City,
has been appointed
stock of the corporation.-—V. 191, p.
New
common
'
.
income
after taxes was $584,622 in 1961
as against $723,673 in
decrease in earnings was attributed to start-up expenses for.
plant, to increased research and development expense, and to
lower profit margins on some lines.
-
?
profits
a
have been under close scrutiny, rose
earnings were equal to $.68 per common
per common share for, the first quarter a year ago.
12.0% of sales this year, compared with 11.3% of
p.
47
9'%, totaled $856,355,931 compared with $785,357,847 last
year.
The annual report noted that this was the 23rd consecutive year
in
which
Federated's
sales
volume
increased, and that annual sales
which
195,
with
1316.
Department
income
Sales,
The
quarter last year.—V.
over
has reported record sales, net income, and earnings
the 53-week fiscal year ended Feb. 3. 1962. Federated's
for
and
$32,968,509
the
for
the
half
consumer
Net
X
v
for
reflected
first
Highs—
Earnings
fjrstt qpq,rter record
$21,817,083
net
expenses,
than sales.
first
of
;
.
company
volume
record
a
taxes,
the
share
per
shave
per
8,566,656
establishments
S.
$218,699,377,
on
Federated
13%, Net 20,%—
U.
compared
share,
per
during that
Record
had previously agreed to
in Federal Court April 26—v. 195,
were
<
•
.
first
standing
members
company's
March
additional
productive
and
increase
Corp.—Sales Higher, Net Down—
B.
The
1960.
final
and
the
Edo
a
The
the
almost
fiscal
76
—V.
2433.
estimates.
Incoming business set
sales
million,
.
family
to
significantly
/'will
1961
to
opposed
individuals
the
addition
in
was
,
quarter
number o: 2,020,532 shares outstanding
during the six months of (he current fiscal year. This is in comparison
year's $1.92
which
to
or
same
the highest ever recorded by the 24-year
the company's
are
195, p.
after
share
directly
This
higher than sales for the
for
the
six months'
period were $28,566,860 as against
while pre-tax earnings amounted to $2,728,u57 as compared
for the first half of iiscal 1961.
sales
order.
to
>
first
for. the
announced that the firm's net sales for the
totaled $27,416,711. This is an increase of 5.6%
cents
Earnings,
roughly 23% of GM's out¬
market value close to $3.5 billion.
a
sales
common
is
GM
12%
.
sales
$3,274,803
Net
against $.56
in
This
stock
of
ended
above
Dodge
p.
"
common
sales
and
earnings
sales
earnings from
common
achievement.
million.
almost
as
^ft-;:>.:>;v.:^ v
20%
costs
;
.
;
rapidly
share
years.
stated
over-the-counter.—V.
slightly exceeded earlier published
L.
various
weeks
(12
than
that
the
share
has
divestiture
relatively greater rise
S.
manu¬
operations during 1961 was
Dorr-Oliver Annual Report just released.
In addition,
the company realized a
gain of 22c per share from the sale of invest¬
ments, bringing the total earnings per common share for
1961, after
payment of preferred dividends, to $1.03 per
share; 1960 operating earn¬
in
to
not to appeal came as the depart¬
family members agreed to a stipulation
of 3,079,261 shares of GM stock.
This is
Pont
earnings aft*r tax°s 0i«n
Net
An
Du
which
quarter
more
Dorr-Oliver Inc.—Earnings
Up 32%—
reported
rate,
pre-existing
sales
during
1961.—V.
$26,964,760
com¬
ago.
Net
Net
of
purpose
traded
1806.
p.
and
of
The stipulation was filed
Consolidated
record
tion.—V.
shares
stock,
the
president.
months
the
^ ,?r,U6t p0'' New York City, has been appointed transfer
dividend
gains
under
increased
,
President,
Feddcrs Corp.-—Six Months' Results—
Pont's 212,000 shareholders
of Du
profits
net
During 1961, Dr. Von Hessert said,
facilities were operated at full capacity,
1962
50
in
Net
method
a
and
Hessert,
taxes, was $1,119,039. Last year's first quarter ret income was
Earnings applicable to common stock for 1962's first quar¬
were
share
effective
the
as
prices,
Von
.
1208.
year
the
Donkenny, Inc.—Appointment—
an
capital
income
majority
dispose
currently held
either
first
insect
in
cables
President
for
of
active
been
high-frequency coaxial
W.
acquisition
Wire
is
shareholders
to
of
$1,048,448.
first official pronouncement that
Eastman Kodak Co.—Sales Up
in increasing activity in the area
production line capacity improvement.
corporation has acquired the assets of the U. S. Wire & Cable
Corp. of Union, N. J., it was announced. The terms of the acquisition
were- not
disclosed.
Cable
income
the
Higher first quarter sales and earnings for Eastman Kodak were
reported by Dr. Albert K. Chapman, Chairman, and William S. Vaughn,
resulting
Dodge Wire Corp.—Acquisition—
&
1962,
1,
total
a
first quarter's net sales of $25,961,029. Unaudited net income
first quarter
of this year, after provision of $1,052,900 for
the
Department's decision
several
dispose of.
T'he
Dodge
May
of
for
•
of its
completed
be
to
corporation
1961
*
million
63
lower
ordinary
individuals
quarter
Wire
gain.
common
the
entitled
internal
expected
are
gain
a
the
was
the
at
the
for
mean
Justice
stock
1208.
p.
taxable
and
that
President
said
bottler
year,
gains
195,
$107,956,
the
of
must
backlog
the
Co., Inc.—Earnings Up 12%-—
firm.
erected
the
continuing
construction
these
ahead.—V.
cents
were
be
Pont's
ment
reported by
the
1961, amounting
on
703,583 shares
on
674,300 shares.
taxes
8V2
period of
to
taxable
The
after
year's
quarter
like
creased earnings
reflected
company's operations.
He
company's
last
the
the
share
per
to
The
quarter
treated
standing
for
the first quarter were
double first quarter earnings in
as
It
increase
an
Falstaff Brewing Corp.—,-Sales Up 5.6%—
*
start divestiture
year.
unit
year.—V. 195, p. 401.
"remedial tax legislation" enacted by Congress earlier
legislation permitted such a distribution of Du Pont
as a return of capital and any
gain to share¬
by
be
will
This
Co.—Earnings Higher—
nearly
above
15
months
34
distribution
use
taxing the distribution as
no
earnings
this
of
30
$23,884,000,
capacity in 1962." He said more than $200,000 was invested in plant
expansion last year and a larger amount is allocated for the current
ter
La Buy had given Du Pont leeway to use
to
holders
further
2441.
p.
to
Judge
This
year.
holders
payment
a
within
or
intends
fostered
was
income of $660,000, equal
special item in 1960 and a
interim third quarter statement of
1961
July
increasing
year,
Frederick
to
chemical
facilities
announced
following
of
1961.
the order.
divestiture.
Du
Dr.
disclosed
be
sales
1923.
p.
The company's 1961
old
..
net
was
in
*
bination of methods.
On past occasions,
Du Pont indicated it could
conceivably resort to various methods.
In his
statement,
Mr. Greenewalt noted the method decided upon
a
as
December,
194,
sums
stockholders.
$1,000,000
profit of $400,000.-—V.
C.
resulted
of S2,-
profits
the
in
Gerald
transactions
reported
was
These
1960.
1960,
to
message
these
in
production
gas
1965,
than
Greenewalt's statement
Pont
Du
of
later
no
28,
date of
for 1961 cash
cash income
was
'
"dispose of all or substantially all of
stockholders." Mr. Greene-
to
net
quarter of 1962 are running 20%.
Del., Crawford H. Greene wait, president, of Du Pont,
intends
quarter
$20,655,000, in the first quarter of 1961.
$25,400,000, as compared with $23,600,000,
last
195,
lower
According
enforcement."
stock by distribution to Du Pont
further
details are expected to
said
GM'
shares
share,
common
a
share
a
oil
reported
was
Mann
the
cents
cents
there
$1,007,329
of
43
$1,250,000
share,
a
to
future
and
connection
30
earnings
equal
to 29
of
chairman's
In
to
to
$960,000,
$650,000,
250,000
F. Kennedy
General Robert
35
or
totaled
$118,769 after taxes..
_
company
despite
17'%,
-
'
'.9
*
$877,000,
company reported record-breaking sales of.$3,325,793 for 1961,
increase of 15% over 1960. Sales of manufactured products increased
an
would not appeal to the U. S. Supreme Court the
meeting of directors, May 21.
'
*
Judge Lai Buy's order, Du Pont has to
Mr.
addition
from
the
(GM)
next
earn¬
2,223.096
on
V
of
The
-
General's -decision not to appeal the case ended 13
of litigation. Mr. Kennedy called" the' Du Pont case a "landmark /
antitrust
period
manufacturing
Attorney
1962
26,
like
a
of
Fairmount Chemical
of
Attorney
stated
196a,
of
V.
^
In Wilmington,
dividends,
preferred
for
cents
stockholders
•
vr-
* '
Government
the
The
845.
were
the
of
earnings
,
must be held to secure stockholders' approval and
International, Inc., as a-registered investment com-
Under
After
for
matter
judgment entered in Chicago March 1 by District Judge Walter J.
La Buy which ordered Du Pont and Christiana Securities Co., to divest
themselves of General Motors Corp., stock.
registrar for
corporation.—
nounced.
income
meetings
the
1806.
p;
April
that
This Dallas,- Texas, diversified operating company, had net earnings
of $1,007,329 for the year ended Dec. 31, 1961, compared with $782,965
a
year
earlier, Gerald C. Mann, CliairaisPn of the Board,
has an¬
In
order
195,
in
ings
special
before
first
sales
booked
$30,885,000.—V.
time
some
reported
over
orders
New
Ing Its GM Shares—
Diversa, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
,
since
be
also
15.6%.
of
(E. I.) Du Pont de Nemoursj&. Co.-^—To Begin Divest-
Inc.—App'ment—
appointed
or
would
development,
He
•
with Pyramid Rubber Co. of
holdings of Spalding stock so
45%. of the total outstanding
making, the' announcement of the negotiations at this
to forestall, furthey rumors concerning the merger.—
was.
.%•*. V'..
Dielectric Products Engineering Co.,
The
Spalding.
1961
Carter commented.
"
from
he
period.
first quarter of
and
quarter
earnings of the corporation, in the form of research
44%
more than in the same quarter in 1961," Mr.
future
into
back
way
first
over
share. Figures are based on the 2,526,083 shares outstanding
31, 1962.
record profits were achieved despite the fact that we plowed
"These
Spalding & Bros.,
looking toward
G.
A.
under
be required to apply to the SEC for exemption of the trans¬
certain provisions of the Investment Company Act. How-
may
ever,
the current year amounted to
$2,304,000, an increase of 1.1.4%
over the same
1961 period. This is
equivalent to 67 cents a share compared with 59 cents a share for the
first quarter of 1961 stated on a comparable basis.—V. 195, p. 1208.
earnings
shares
it
that
said
companies
Dunhill
pany,
a
441,842
owns
of
recent merger
to its previous
its
consummated
be
both
corresponding ,1961
Net
of
are
.
time
This
company.
in
share
outstanding
added
because
-
quarter
each
through
Askanase
Mr.
action
first
president
shares,;
Diamond Alkali Co.—Sales at Record High-—
Record
Parker,
L.
that negotiations
A.
Ohio,
Ravenna,
1961.
31,
Dec.
on
of
merger
Dunhill
—1
—
$0.47
$0.16
During 1961 the company acquired Reed Tissues Corp. and also
changed its fiscal year to end Dec. 31; hence, figures for the fiscal
year ended
Dec. 31,
1961
reflect operations of The Dekcraft Corp.
for
the
10
months ended Dec.
31,
1961 plus operations of its new
subsidiary, Reed Tissues Corp., for the 12 months ended Dec. 31, 1961.
profit per common share
♦
E'.
and
announced
G. Spalding & Bros., Inc., into Dunhill.
The plan
discussion
contemplates a tax-free exchange of one share of
under
taxes
Inc.,
have
a
83,028
income
income
national,
Feb. 28/61
"Dec. 31/61
$2,071,478
54.2%
of
per
at March
;,:V
Seles
of
quarter
increase
Inc.-r-Merger Negotiations—
Chairman of the Board
Askanase,
W,
Instrument Corp.—Record Earns.
&
the corporation for first quarter, 1962 set an all-time
record in the. company's 42-year, history, John Carter,
.
'
president, reported.
First quarter net profits,
after taxes, were $1,352,000, or 54 cents
per
share for the period ended March 31, 1962. This represents an
Earnings
first
which
four
as
—194, p. 422.
521.
p.
Dunhill International,
Dekcraft
were told that first quarter earnings of $1,258,451
or
(compared to $1,188,454 or $.53 per share in 1961) were
seriously as might be expected by the recent seven week
strike.
The
figures were released
in a statement presented at the
Annual Stockholders' Meeting bv F«injr President Keith T. Middleton
who noted
that first quarter results do not "reflect the full impact
of the strike, the consequences of
which will be felt for some time."
affected
not
share.—V. 194, p. 422.
per
months'
the previous
$1.16
'
$.56 per share
$563,977, or 50 cents per share, in 1960.
The 1961 earnings were held down by the cost of intrducing a new
product plus nonrecurring, expenses for plant relocation and the re¬
share
12
2434.
p.
stockholders
in 1961 with
earned
earnings for the first quarter of 1962 were 54 cents per
compared with 48 cents for the first quarter of 1961.
earnings ending March 31, 1962 were $1.34 up from
Company
The
Corp.—;Sales Up 5%—
1960, R. E.
Dumas Milner, chairman, and Howard S. Cohoon, president, announced
in the annual report.
The report is the first to be issued since the
company became publicly owned in July, 1961.
^ Net income totaled $481,788, or 43 cents per share on 1,119,120 class
A common shares, after allowing for full conversion of the B. C and D
common
stock.
Based on the same number of shares, the company
holders'
common
issued—V/( 193,
this
Corp.,
195, p. 400.
■The corporation had the best sales year in its history
of
$9,007,005, a gain of 5%
over
$8,586,634 in
to
Dayton Power &
Steel
States
United
See
volume
sales of $10,850,707 compared to 1960's
sales of $9,192,486.
Backlog more than
$8,400,000.
New orders rose by 57%
in
compared to the 1960 total of $9,600,000.
Stock¬
$568,920
$535,098
$4,116,000
$15,100,000,
to
1961
1960,
Corp.—Federal Grand July Charges
Erie Forge & Steel
Company With Price Fixings—
sales of $210,849,820.
was $12,143,553
also
cents per share, on
in 1961, net income
42
or
period
Dumas Milner
34
were
share in
401.
p.
Fafnir Bearing Co.—Earnings Higher-
'
f"
cents on 1,656,000 shares, compared to
when there were 59,760 fewer outstanding
three-for-one split of Cubic stock in June.
%
,
earnings
per
first
our
results were reported by the company for the first quarter
March 31,
1962, with earnings of $564,817, or 64c per share,
exceeding management forecasts. William H. Burgess, president,
stated
that
this
more
than tripled
1961 first-quarter
earnings
of
$185,139, or 21c per share. . Record sales during the quarter of $18,099,800 were 31 %> higher than the sales of $6,188,074 in the corre¬
sponding quarter of 1961.
Working capital of $4 650,000 reflected
a
46%
increase over the
$3,180,000 working capital a year ago. Also, total debt was reduced
by over $3,000,000 and the current ratio increased from 1.6:1 to 2.3:1
during the same period. A remaining tax loss carry forward of approxi¬
mately $900,000, resulting from the D. S. Kennedy & Co. merger in
1961, is available during the next three quarters.—V. 195, p. 1309.
Dec.
before.
represent
Record
period
share, on sales of $182,484,640.—V.
cents per
42
Earnings increased, sales were 18% ahead of 1960, and backlog on
31, 1961 showed a 100% gain over the same date of the year
thus
saies
again
months
three
income
all fronts" during 1961, according
1961
ended
have not been able to keep pace,
depressed prices."
ended Feb.
28,
the company reported net
of
because
the
For
Our
Electronic Specialty Co.—Earnings Triple-—
net income
.
1961.
of El-Tronics, Inc., as it now stands, and
pleased with the results."
;••'>yV-.Myers pointed out that these increased profits mean a Jump in
very
"earnings this year
said,
primarily
the
in
more
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
of almost full operation
are
Mr.
outstanding,
for
Sales
1962.
two
.
.
earnings per share of El-Tronics stock from 13 cents in 1960 to 23 cents
in 1961.'
"And," concluded Mr. Myers, "we intend to make every pos¬
sible effort to continue and, if possible, to exceed our present rate of
- of $44,125,018
or $1.52 per
for the nine months period ended
totaled $650,357,179.
During the same period of 1961, net income was $46,026,857 amount¬
ing to $1.60 per common share, on sales totaling $604,804,306.
"While sales have been steadily on the
increase," R. B. Bennett,
stock
common
28,
reported
has
company
of
Feb.
Treasurer,
corporation "advanced along
the company's Annual Report.
28.
Dow Chemical Co»—Nine Months' Net Down—
The
18%—
Corp.—Sales Up
we
;
quarter of 1961,
ago.
*.■
I*
On
the
basis
of
shares
outstanding before the recent 3%
stock
dividend, the current ouartpr earnings amounted to $.48 per share, r
compared to $.38 per share the preceding quarter and $.45 per share
in the first quarter of 1961. After adjustment for the stock dividend,
per share earnings were $.46
for the current quarter, versus $.37 in
the preceding quarter and $.44 for the first quarter of 1961.
Sales for the first quarter of this year were $164,079,000 as against
$204,868,000 a year ago. Sales in the last quarter of 1961
totaled
share
(1,644,000)
2,457,000
$0.61
3,831,997
—-i
Outstanding
The
to
•
was
'
1,875,000
(1,989,000 i
1427.
p.
Cubic
—~
Share__
Shares
Common
(Credit 1-^
Tax
Income
2,352,000 :
2.711,000
$1,818,000
of
$175,100,000.-r-V, 195, p. 637.
America—Quarterly Report—
Crucible Steel Co. of
Period Ended March 31—
profit
year
Aircraft for the
reported by Douglas
first Quarter of the 1962 fiscal year which ended Feb.
This compares to a profit of $1,472,000 in the last
and a profit of $1,715,000 in the first quarter a year
net
A
corporation's sales for the first three months of 1962 reached
» record first-quarter high of $136,484,01)0, a 2.4% increase over 1061's
lirst three months.
Net income during the first quarter was $7,854,000, down 5.7%
from
and
1960
Douglas Aircraft Co. Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Corp.—Sales Higher, Net Down—
Crown Zellerbacli
The
the
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(2032)
Financial Federation, Inc.—Earnings
Up 64%—
new
r
Earnings per share were 75 cfents
approximately 94 cents a share on
I960.—V.
194,
in
a
1961
on
780,110
shares,
against
comparable number of shares in
-X
p. ,741.
consolidated net earnings of S2 546,913, before
appropriations
to
general
reserves,
for the three months ended
March
31,
1962, equal to $1.36 per share on tie 1,869,424 average
number of shares outstanding, Edward L. Johnson, President, reported
to stockholders.
-y; /:'%
'.%"/• '■% %-%%'•;. ■■/%" .A
The
0:>',V"
i
<
El-Tronics, Inc.—Earnings Up 86%—
In
their
El-Tronics
increase
annual
announced
$5,789,470.
a
El-Tronics'
over
Chairman
$10,533,494
report
Stuart
J.
represents
It
should
for
net
net
the
fiscal
profit
of
year
that ended Dec. 31,
$440,125.
profit of $235,889
This
marked
in 1960.
noted
that
eight
new
divisions
86%
-
Myers reported,. "Our net consolidated
an
excellent increase over our 1960
be
an
1961,
were
company
This
was
increase
of
64 %
over
net earnings of $1,543,180 for the
comparable period in 1961.
Earnings per share in that period were
equal to 83 cents on the 1,868,703 average number of glares then out¬
standing.
(In all cases the number of shares has been adjusted for
stock distributions.)
;/,
V
v
sales
of
During
sales
of
affiliated
added in
an
has
able
the first quarter,
associations
quarter
in
1961,
had
the
savings accounts of Financial Federation's
net gain of $35,154,963.
In the compar¬
a
net
gain
was
$27,170,940.
At
March
31,
1962,
New
the
total
loan
quarter,
Assets
the
.
the
of
half
the
passed
year,
first
gain
a
receivable
loans
36.5%.—V.
195,
1799,%;
p.
%
..
First Charter Financial
Record
first
S.
to
purchased
Consolidated
for
three
the
equal
Corp.—Net Up 48%—
Taper, Chairman.
net earnings before
months
ended
Blyth
reported by the corporation,
quarter gains were
Mark
to
appropriations
March
31,
1962,
less
underwriters,
more
being
are
made
accord¬
general reserves
to $4,515,792,
amounted
Co.,
&
all such shares
than
available
for
First
of
First
Michigan
Southwest
Folger,
11,000
Corp.—
3,000
Fleming
i.
&
5,000
.———
&
Pitfield
&
Wm.
R.
66
of
cents
Pollock
W.
&
&
Frederking
Reid & Co.,
Inc.
&
Quinn
Inc.
1,200
3,000
Stern
Co.,
&
Co
&
&
&
Inc
Co.,
the
comparable
period a year ago and noted that previously
forecast moderate gains for the year are expected to be achieved.
In
an
interim report to shareowners, I. J. Harvey,
Jr., Chairman
of the Board,
and George J. Pecaro, President, reported net income
for the initial three months this year amounted to $811,012, equal
after
preferred
dividend
requirements to six cents per share on
5,526,477 average shares of common stock outstanding. This compares
with
$533,616
common
Net
net
shares,
sales
in
for
$52,263,351
income,
or
the first
the
three
cent
one
share
a
average
1961,
quarter of
ended
months
5,536,274
on
March
31
this
from
$46,503,677 in the comparable 1961
U.
S. and foreign Income taxes amounted to
$339,821 for the respective periods.—V. 195, p. 976.
rose
year
to
period. Provision
$535,230
against
for
Arthurs,
Auchincloss,
Officials
Food
announced
the
&
Co.
2,000
Stroud
5,000
19,200
—
Suplee,
Sons,
&
agreement,
Pood
lend
Major
this
year
Inc,
All
Properties
will,
subject
$6,000,000 of which
additional
an
to
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
certain
conditions,
advanced
was
advanced
was
earlier
April
on
18.
borrowings will be evidenced by Major's 6% convertible debentures
1, 1969: The debentures when issued will be convertible into
due Feb.
Major
and
stock
common
at
$2.50
Food
$2.00
share
per
share
thereafter
until
Properties'
Fair
agreement
at
obligation
to
per
is
conditioned
and
the
upon
before
or
Feb.
1,
of
sale
Aug.
2,
1965
,
loans
under
convertible
the
debentures
by Food
Fair Properties,
Inc./ on or before Oct. 31, 1962 of a new convertible
preferred stock
pursuant to a contemplated rights offering to holders of its common
stock.
Stockholders
authorize
the
1962.—V.
190,
of
Food
class
pp.
of
1294
new
and
Fair
stock
Properties,
at
their
Inc.
annual
:
.
Roney
will
be
meeting
5,000
asked
May
on
3,000
Henry
F.
Swiss
American
Taylor,
1,200
&
to
2,250,000 shares of this firm's common stock were offered
publicly at $97 per share through an underwriting group
managed jointly by First Boston Corp.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.;
Lehman Brothers;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc.; White, Weld &
Co., Inc., New York City,
Dean
Net
Witter
proceeds
&
Co.,
from
San Francisco.
the
will
sale
the
to
no
selling
part thereof
&
Co.
Inc.—
13,500
Bioren
Birr
Co.,
3,000
—
&
Co
&
D.
Co.
B.
engineered by Henry Ford.;
Manufacture, assembly and sale in the United States of passenger
and trucks, and related parts and
accessories, constitute the prin¬
cipal business of the company.
Its passenger cars, which are available
various price
classes and body styles, consist of the Ford line—
Falcon, F&irlane, Galaxie and Thunderbird; the Mercury line—Comet,
cars
in
Meteor
and
Monterey;
and
the
Lincoln
Continental
line.
Its
,
trucks
range from the Econoline models to extra heavy duty units.
In unit
factory sales of passenger cars and of trucks, the company ranks second
in
D.
Boynton
J.
C.
Bradford
Branch,
Alex.
&
Co.,
&
Cabell
Brown
Inc.
■j;
the
industry.
Operations
outside
-
-
the
United States by a number of
subsidiaries.
The three largest of these manufacture passenger cars,
trucks and tractors" in Great Britain and
passenger cars and trucks in
Germany
tured
and
in
Canada.
assembled
or
automotive
uted
-
•
.
,
carried
are
of
Passenger
subsidiaries
by
products
most
of
the
on
the
cars
in
trucks
and
various
also
other
manufac¬
are
countries,
company or of its subsidiaries
of the free world.
and
are
the
distrib-
markets
operations include those of the company's new subsidiary,
Corp., which is engaged principally in the manufacture and sale
products and electrical appliances for consumer use and
of electronic systems, equipment and
components for the United States"
Government and for industry.
In addition, the company manufactures
and sells wheel-type tractors, markets a line of farm implements and
light industrial equipment items, some of which are manufactured by
electronic
..
the
and
company,
performs
other
CAPITALIZATION
Long-term
defense
AS
work
OF DEC.
and
31,
related
1961
(
Motor
and
5,000
Kerr
2,000
A.
&
Co.
Inc.
&
Corp.),
(Philco
Corp.
due
of
20,700,000
1980
Canada,
Cassell
F.
52,320
due
John
W.
Richard
Clayton
Securities
&
Collett
C.
C.
long-term
21,693,150
1977
debt
77,807,383
M.
J.
&
Lester,
Carl
C.
&
Union
Co
&
Loeb,
Co.
Co.
&
&
&
Co
2,000
Co.
1,200
Manley,
Bennett & Co._—
Markus
&
Stone
Brothers
A.
McCormick
Co.
1,200
1,200
3,000
McKelvy
& Co.
M'cLeod,
Young,
&
Co
Townsend,
2,000
Bodine
Mead,
Co.
Inc.
Earnings retained for use in
equity of
5,000
of
principal
debt
of
a
amount of debt due in 1962,
consolidated subsidiary held
$54,143
by the
of Philco Corp. 4!/4% con¬
April 15,. 1962.
The
aggre¬
annual maturities and required prepayments of consolidated longdebt, including $10,000,000 annual prepayments of 4% promissory
notes of the company, are as
follows for the years ending Dec. 31:
gate
term
1963—$11,459,827; 1964—$11,484,827; 1965—$12,165,809; 1966—$12,165,809.
Short-term
debt of consolidated subs, aggregated $167,543,091.
UNDERWRITERS
—
The
several
underwriters
named
below,
acting
through their representatives, have entered into an underwriting agree¬
ment with the selling stockholder pursuant to which they have agreed
purchase
the following
&
&
respective numbers of shares of
&
Dillon,
&
Eberstadt
G.
&
Co.
Leonard & Lynch
Beissner & Co.,
Co.—„
&
&
Co._
Edwards
&
7,000
Sons__
2,000
Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
Mosefey
Mullaney,
Nesbitt,
&
Wells
Co.—__
&
Co.__
Favre,
Inc._.
M'cFawn & Co—
Nauman,
Thomson &
Inc.
5,000
17,450
1,200
1,200
1,200
Co.,
2,000
;
York
New
to
Hanseatic
Corp.
/
"Total
was
year,
"the
1,200
Co.
&
Co.
Inc
2,000
Evans
&
Inc.
Evans,
Co.
&
First
California
Parrish
H.
H.
Co.
3,000
Co.
Cleveland
2,000
Corp.
2,000
&
1,200
Co
26,000
A.
2,000
Sullivan
Ferris
Co.—
&
Jackson
Curtis
Inc.
7,000
Corp.
1,200
M.
O.
Peters,
&
Parcells &
Col
Peet
Inc.
Co.
in
over-all
our
plant
and
operations
warehouse
independently,
'.''■■/v,
opera¬
into
this
.
in
industry
...
Houston,
acquiring
and
presents
in
a
in all areas of the photo¬
completely modern production facilities,
plus the effective utilization of
our
in
Inc.,
integrating
attractive
bright
prospects
194, p. 847.
1962.—V.
for
situations
continuing
J
our
——
&
&
Writer
—
Co
Co
1,200
1,200
—
2,000
more
2,000
90
1,200
$68
in
H.
million
view
A.
of
Yoars,
at
the
Florida
our
rebound
President,
communities
homesite
of
and
sales
Gardner Cowles,
=
new
homes than
ever
into
before
in
General
a
single
year.
Development's
An estimated
communities
on
coasts."
cents.
The
Annual
increase
new
with
and
even
Wulbern,
decline,"
residents moved
Florida
p.
of
a
its
It
pointed
over
the
of
that 1,538 home sales in 1961, an
$19,035,128.
Both figures were
Homesite sales rose 13.9% to 37,862,
totaled
$49,365,624.
important
than lot
out
I960,
company.
volume
communities
more
1427.
for
dollar
feel
Report
22.8%
records
"We
Inc
than
more
particularly
Development,
the nation's largest community
and
land
development firm, had previously announced that total sales of $68,400,752 in 1961 were up 21.8% from 1960; that net income amounted
to $6,868,612, up 17%, and earnings per share were $1.05 as
against
&
Carrison,
Corp.—Annual Report—
General
1,200
26,000
Payson
Christensen,
Pierce,
2,000
7,000
Northwest
2,000
Co.
Co.
Webber,
1,200
&
Co
&
Co.
Paribas
Faulkner, Dawkins &
First
Cook
Brothers
Pacific
& Co.
Co.
and
Ohio
Orvis
&
Charles
&
Fahey, Clark & Co.
The
Newman
1,200
MacCormack
Inc.
Fahnestock
Newbold's Son
Paine,
Co.,
savings
operating
those favorable results," Yoars and Cowles said,
company continued
its rapid pace of building communities for
Florida living.
It engineered thousands of new homesites and
both
A.
This new building
In
addition
the
facilities has made
area
to handle our
50%.
over
processing
been
new
one
levels
of
1960
5,000 new
&
as
compiling
fine
Clement
yet,
their letter pointed out.
"While
1,200
built
Evans
not
of 71,850
of Dec. 31,
Chairman, said in the letter to shareholders which leads off the
Report. Earnings "showed an encouraging increase," over the
preceding
7,000
Estabrook
the
had
capabilities,
sales
1,200
The
by
space
material
very
and
record
their
2,000
11,000
11,000
of
gratifying,
from
Newhard,
Corp.
expendi¬
over-all profits.
sales, a "strong upturn in profits", and "major gains" in
company's development work and landholdings—were the
principal
features of 1961 operations, General
Development said in its Annual
Report.
Y
Newburger, Loeb & Co
Securities
has
1961
These
to
the
Newburger
Equitable
force.
through the sale
operation to these new
in the plant production
unit.
Qual-Tone Photo,
Louis
our
W.
1,200
plant,
company.
combining
formerly
capital
new
1,200
Inc.
sales
efficient
more
3,000
H.
our
increase
by
which
5,000
Co
of
included
Kodachrome
favorably
very
capital
new
August
floor
effect
but
Louis
III
&
in
wholesale
our
30%
a
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
El worthy
number
These
1961.
new
Record
9,000
I 1,200
Murphey
26,000
—
of
total
our
of
growth
Moroney,
Union
Co.
as
General Development
Moore,
S.
combined
contribute
stock
common
in St.
our
5,000
•:
Roland
F.
St.
&
Jones
Model,
19,200
considerable
a
during
our
2,000
Mitchum,
Templeton
1,200
Pont
in
all types of Kodachrome films.
warehouse has been completed in Houston.
new
within
Co.,
1,200
Co
Co.
A.
&
of
on
received
were
diversification
one
1,200
5,000
Co.
Co.
17,450
du
Securities
Inc.
&
Hutchins
now
growth potential in
graphic market. Our two
5,000
2,000
Co.
Co.
I.
Spence
Milwaukee
experienced
future
Co.,
&; Co., Inc.
Inc.
2,000
—5,000
Dooly
Francis
Mitchell,
17,450
——_
Doolittle
&
The
7,000
Inc.
Securities
—•
E.
Mills,
7,000
Co.,
Inc.
Co.
Dominion
F.
$3,476,985,643
capitalization
$20,793,160
&
&
1,200
&
though
even
encountered
were
Missouri corporation, were
acquired in late 1961 by Stanley Photo Service, Inc., Fox-Stanley's
wholly-owned subsidiary, in St. Louis, M4ssouri.
The integration of
Qual-Tone's production facilities into our new St. Louis plant makes
possible very worthwhile production and delivery economies.
Our company is now
in a position to take full advantage of the
1,200
Turben
2,000
Merle-Smith
Dickson
Corp.
Mericka
J.
Merrill,
of
The "assets
1,200
Inc.
26,000
Dominick & Dominick,
31,459,325
$3,127,747,790
stockholders
company and $22,000,000 principal amount
vertible subordinated debentures redeemed
&
S.
Eastman
115,219,495
297,253,350
2,555,405,445
Wm.
j.
Pancoast
R.
Dreyfus
128,410,175
>
the business
company
Bank
Aktiengesellschaft ;
Dewar, Robertson &
share
750,000
to earnings.
This sum is available for use in 1962
acquisition of several attractive situations for further expansion
single,
&
Co
&
outstanding
were
contributed
the
tions,
2,000
—
Miller
possible
were
from
$653,835
customers,
2,000
Inc.
Hutchinson
McMaster
3,000
&
Co.
Weir,
there
if
as
our
in
Co.
&
computed
1960.
strengthenting
should
7,000
McDonald-Moore
&
share for
of shares
per
the integration of our two major companies
the
1,200
McDonald
President,
$413,421,
per
up to date,
completely integrated processing plants for the
production of both black and white and color snapshots in the United
States.
This plant will enable us not only to give better service to our
3,000
Co.
&
Income
% modern,
2,000
3,000
Co
&
&
9,000
1,200
1,200
Inc.
Masten
E.
$318,024.
increasing volume of Kodachrome film processing.
The major assets of the largest and best known retail camera store
in the City of Houston were acquired in October of 1961.
This high
quality and exclusively photographic store has become a valuable asset
to our Houston operations.
;
The company has also just occupied in St. Louis a completely new
and
modern processing plant with large warehouse facilities and
a
beautiful retail store area.
This new facility gives us one of the most
2,000
Coe
Mason-Hagan,
$.42
expenses
possible
MacNaughton-Greenawalt
Lunt
of
year
expenses
transfer
3,000
Mackall
1,200
&
1,200
Report—
776,538 shares, the average number
1961.
This compares with the
on
31,
total
1960
our
the
of
earnings
start-up
A
5,000
S.
D.
Dec.
increases
26,000
Co.—
&
Inc.—Annual
service- for
5,000
Inc
Lundborg
Products,
result has been that we have made a major entry into the
processing field. At the present time we are installing the
type high speed Kodachrome processing machines for handling
Kodak's new and greatly improved Type II Kodachrome film.
We will
then be in a position to take on greatly increased volume as well as
being the first to offer, to our dealers, a complete local processing
1,200
26,000
u—_
&
Davenport & Co.
:
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
Skaggs
1,200
favorable
McCourtney-Breckenridge
'
1,200
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.„
Kodachrome
&
Irving
.
2,000
Co.
newest
2,000
Rhoades
Co.
Loewi
7,000
Inc
Co.,
1,200
we began processing films in our new Koda¬
plant in Houston, Texas. The fast build up of sales required a
"crash" program of expensive personnel training in this plant. The very
13,500
Co.
&
Ryons
M.
Mason
Securities
Inc.—:
Co
Woods
In early January of 1961
9,000
Corp.—
Legg
over
based
I960
and
2,000
———...
—
Freres
Higginson
1,200
Co
&
Inc.
Co.,
Stern
&
Lazard
Lee
Photo
during
in
1961,
3,000
Co
&
Langley & Co
Lawson, Levy, Williams
3,000
House
Dain
Meeds
5,000
Miller
Curtiss,
Dallas
Bros.
$.53
at
in
13,500
7,000
Corp.
C.
John
Cruttenden, Podesta &
&
&
chrome
1,200
Co.—
Co.,
&
1961 annual report to stockholders, Carl D. Newton,
total
profits after taxes in 1961 amounted to
increase
shares
&
5,000
&
&
Biddle
Heitner
that
was
The
2,000
&
the
30%
tures
1,200
1,200
Co.
Yantis
S.
plus
5,000
3,000
Co.—
2,000
Wood
expenses in connection with
26,000
2,000
Inc.
2,000
Stetson
F.
,
non-recurring
2,000
Inc.
Co
Co.
Co.,
Bissell
Lamson
W.
&
&
Laird,
2,000
Weedon
Drexel
outstanding 23,043,899 shares)
Capital account in excess of par value of stock
to
&
Laird
1,200
Co._:
&
Oscar
subsids.
(nonvoting; authorized 67,846,415 shs.;
25,682,035 shares)
Class B stock (voting; authorized 14,811,260 shares;
outstanding 6,291,865 shares)
Common stock (voting; authorized 125,000,000 shs.;
severally
&
1547.
the
Co.—
&
—
5,000
Common, Dann
Cooley & Co.
*$271,430,470
-
outstanding
amount
Corp.—
Co.,
Inc
Collings & Co.,
Courts
Co.
1,200
Burr
Collins
Co.,
Kohlmeyer
2,000
&
Julien
&
Peabody
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
1,200
—
Clarke Corp
W.
Kidder
Kidder,
2,000
1,200
Ladenburg, Thalmann
1,200
1,200
Inc.—
Co.
York
These
Miller,
2,000
Inc.
Clarke & Co.
Dittmar
(Ford-Werke
to 8%
to
1963
Class A stock
^Excludes
Co.,
Kirkpatrick,
Dick
(Philco S.A. de C.V.—Mexico),
interests in net assets of consolidated
Equity of company stockholders—
Capital stock, par value $5 per share:
principal
&
Co._—
&
Bell
&
M.
&
2,00O
———————
Chace, Whiteside &
Winslow, Inc.
;
1,200
Chaplin, McGuiness & Co.
1,200
Chapman, Howe
&
Co.—
3,000
B. C. Christopher & Co.__
1,200
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.— 17,450
Clark, Landstreet &
850,000
1980_
Minority
'
2,000
M
Co;
&
&
Co.„
1,200
Gundy & Co., Inc.
5,000
Wood,- Struthers
&
Co.— 11,000
Woodard-Elwood & Co
1,200
Wulff, Hansen & Co.—
1,200
2,000
Co
Boyce
shares
3,000
2,000
5,000
&
Co.,
Inc
Kay, Richards & Co
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
The
consolidated
Kreeger
M'ellen
Kalman
McCarty
3,000
Co
Cohu
E.
5,000
%
p.
2,000
Beane—
Wood,
2,000
&
&
7,000
Inc.
Co.—
&
19,200
—
Co.j;
—_—3,000
Harold
5,000
26,000
11,000
9,000
Co.
Co
&
Inc.
3,000
Scribner
&
income
1,200
1,200
Deutsche
(Philco
1964
Aktiengesellschaft),
Total
2,000
2,000
$228,135,000
Mortgage bonds and notes, 5%%
Total
Co.
Co
■
Ltd.), due 1978 and
Total
&
Jones
Co
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
Promissory notes, 10%
1963
Jones
D.
S.
June
Buck
Byllesby
Co..
&
&
outstanding
7,000
Leith
DeHaven
Co.:
Sinking fund notes, 3V2%
Debentures, 4% and 4%%
due
Edward
Co.
J.
M.
Winslow,
2,000
Yarnall,
1961
&
&
Campbell,
1,200
13,500
Co—.
;
Co.
&
Winckler
J.
i
Yates,
In
3,000
;
Burgess
H.
F.
1,200
195,
13,500
Sons—
Co.
&
Williston
1,200
a
Space
Lemon
Davis,
activities.
Vy- >
Promissory notes, 4%, due 1976
Consolidated Subsidiaries:
Johnston,
Lane,
Richard
Bros. & Denton, Inc.
Butcher & Sherrerd—
R.
Fox-Stanley
1,200
Crouter
Ford
Johnson,
Corp.
Inc.
debt—
■'%.
The
Joseph,
Co.
J.
Co
stated
Jones,
&
—11,000
& Co._
7,000
&
Wheat
Co
—-V.
2,000
3,000
&
C.
Staats
Bros.
Co
&
Co.,
Inc
Lerchen &
Wertheim
&
% 1,200
Inc
2,000
Burnham
J.
&
Steele
Stein
&
Clark,
1,200
Crowell,
Other
Snyder
Battles
W.
S. Brown. &
Co
Brown, Lisle & Marshall
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Philco
of
&
Janney,
1,200
11,000
Westheimer
17,450
Co.
&
1,200
1,200
Sons
1,200
Co.
&
&
H.
3,000
Corp.
7,000
Co
&
&
Inc.
&
Co.,
.
3,000
3,000
Indianapolis Bond & Share
E.
Co
Watling,
&
Smithers
J.
&
Walker
2,000
2,000
—
Deane
R.
Walker
Starkweather
17,450
Inc
Co.
Barney
S.
H.
Walston
&
Simon
William
C.
9,000
Hammill
Hague
Moore
F.
2,000
Co.
Co
Scranton
Shaine
M.
*
&
"
&
Stringfellow
Smith,
19,200
Co
Joseph
Smith,
3,000
Inc.
G.
1,200
Smith,
26,000
Co.
&
Illinois
Ingalls
C.
Coffin
>%■
The
Co.,
C.
under the laws of the State of Delaware on July 9, 1919
acquired ithe business of a Michigan company, also known as Ford
Co., incorporated in 1903 to produce automobiles designed and
Hutton
1,200
&
and
Motor
E.
5,000
Inc.
Dearborn, M'ich., the company was in¬
W.
&
H.
1,200
Co.—
Singer,
1,200
Co.
Hutton
1,200
Parke
&
&
:%
2,000
2,000
——1,200
&
W.
11,000
Durst, Inc.
Wainwright & Co.—
Roberts
&
B.
I.
Inc.
Schneider
H.
Shuman, Agnew
Silberberg & Co
Labouisse,
&
F.
Bonbright
Co.
E.
Friedrichs
1,200
Co., Inc.—
—*
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.—
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
13,500
—
Jones, Inc.—
Richter Co.—
Shields
5,000
Weeks
5,000
—
1,200
—
&
&
Shearson,
3,000
Inc.
&
7,000
1,200
5,000
„
Sullivan
Fay,
Weil,
1,200
Boenning & Co.
George
&
E.
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
&
Howard,
Hornblower
7,000
Blankenship, Gould &
Blakely, Inc.
Boettcher
Hooker
Brothers
Wagenseller
H.
3,000
Inc.
Inc.—
Co.,
1,200
Chas.
5,000
Son__
&
&
Scott
1,200
Inc.
Bros.
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
Inc
Hogle & Co
A.
J.
1,200
1,200
Inc.
Blair
"
Co.,
1,200
Schwabacher
1,200
&
1,200
Tracy,
Anthony & -V
R. L. Day
Underwood, Neuhaus &
1,200
Inc.
2,000
E.
19,200
Co.
Co
Corp.—
& Co. ——1,200
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
1,200
Spencer Trask & Co._
11,000
Co.
Scherck,
Schmidt,
5,000
&
&
&
——————
Scharff
17,450
Co.
Hilliard
B.
J.
5,000
Inc.
Co.
&
&
3,000
5,000
Swift
Saunders, Stiver & Co
5,000
Inc.
Co._..._
Thomas
&
Salomon
3,000
1,200
Mayes,
Richards
Hirsch
& Co.
&
Blair
&
1,200
corporated
in
Hill
Russ
26,000
5,000
Inc.—
Co.
Co.
Hettleman
A.
Becker
&
Hentz
Hincks
Carolina Securities Corp.
Lee W. Carroll & Co.
BUSINESS—Headquartered
H.
J.
G.
&
&
Co.
Rogers
Inc.
7,000
Co
Winston
Hutzler
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.-
Bear, Stearns & Co—— 19,200
Bingham, Walter &
Hurry, Inc;
%
Partners
Hendrix
1,200
Burns
go
stockholder, The Ford Foundation, and
will be received by the
company,
;
—
Bosworth,
April 24, 1962,
&
1,200
——-
&
Tucker,
1,200
Haupt
Inc.
Bros.
Rupe & Son,
Dallas
Ripley & Co.,
Hawkins
5,000
Inc.
and
Ira
11,000
Co.
11,
1178.
Ford Motor Co,—Common Offered—On
Harris
Co., Inc
Yeatman, Mosley
5,000
1,200
Co
&
1,200
&
Sutro
.
26,000
—
Youngberg
Sutro
Renshaw—
Mosle
Rowles,
1,200
7,000
,
—
&
&
Webster Securities
—
&
5,000
—
Lukens
&
Wm.
2,000
inc.
Co.,
Harriman
Barrett, Fitch, North & Co.
Earth
\
Co
Co.,
Inc.—
Harper & Son
P.
&
7,000
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
Baker, Watts & Co.—
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus
William
1969.
further
make
authorization
upon
by Major's stockholders,
on
%
-
Wm.
19,200
——
1,200
Co.
% 5,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
5,000
Baumgartner, Downing &
Properties,
and Major Realty Corp.
have
of a $6,000,000 loan agreement. Under the
Fair
to
up
and
Co.
Kirkland &
&
Co.,
—_.
Rodman
Sulzberger,
Hanrahan
5,000
—
Whipple & Co.W.
Baird
&
Co.,
Fair
signing
Jenks,
&
Bache
Robert
Hallowell,
1,200
Co.
Bacon,
}r: Inc.
Properties, Inc.—Loan Agreement—
of
&
Parker
i
Redpath
J.
Food Fair
Lestrange
2,000
2,000
5,000
1,200
Inc.
Robinson &
:
of
Inc.
5,000
,
ahead
1,200
Co.,
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Robinson-Humphrey
Rotan,
Co—
Co.
1,200
Co
Co.,
C.
&
Nicolaus &
&
Corp.
Gardner
&
&
2,000
Stone
Rippel & Co.
Riter
1,200
Corp.—
Stone
Co.,
Inc.
The
Stix
Leach
Eubanks,
Meyerson
Stifel,
Co.
<fc
Securities
1.200
&
Richardson
James
&
Agee
2,000
Reeves
Reynolds
Stewart,
&
;
Pierce
Reinholdt
2,000
Lauer
Sterne,
Stetson
1,200
Co.
Co.
Stern,
1,200
Hughes
&
3,000
2,000
1,200
;
Daniel
Brothers
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
2,000
Inc
1,200
:
3,000
Co.
&
Stephenson, Leydecker &
13,500
Hollister
&
Co.,
Inc.
—_
Co.
Co.
Rauscher,
.
2,000
&
Raffensperger,
Co., Inc.
1,200
9,000
Pressprich
&
Shares
Hopwood
Co., Inc.
Co.
Kendall
Pyne,
Quail
a
share. This represents a 48%
increase over net
Fulton,
White, Weld & Co. Inc.— 78,750
5,000
$3,047,153 or
approximately 44 cents a share
for the
Alester
G.
Dean
Witter
&
Co.__
Furman
78,750
Co.,
first
quarter
of
1961,
based
on
6,861,124
shares
outstanding
at
Inc.
5,000
%—_—i
1,200
March 31,
1962.
% ' ^yyy,. .■>,/ , 'yy;i;.v\ Abbott, Proctor & Paine—
Lovett Abercrombie &
Co.
1,200 % Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc.,
1,200
Loans
outstanding at March 31 rose sharply to a new peak of
Abraham & Co.
2,000 % Robert Garrett & Sons„__
3,000
$943,473,428, marking a 36% gain over the $694,397,500 of 12 months
Adams & Peck
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.—
1,200
2,000
ago. The increase in loans for the quarter was $60,752,722 compared
Allen
&
Glore,
Forgan
&
Co
26,000
Co.,
11,000
with a three month increase of $22,197,624 a year ago.
Allison-Williams Co.
Goodbody & Co,
1,200
i.
13,500
Savings during the quarter increased by $52,858,492 compared with
A. C. Allyn & Co.
Granbery, Marache & Co.
13,500
7,000
a
rise of $45,697,595 for the like quarter a year ago. Total savings at
Almstedt
Brothers
Grant-Brownell & Co.
1,200
1,200
March 31 reached a high of $807,564,578, representing a gain of 26%
American
Securities
Green, Ellis & Anderson—
Corp. 11,000
1,200
over
the $638,963,890 at March 31,
1961.—V. 195, p. 976.
Greenshields
&
A.
E. Ames & Co., Inc.—
Co
Inc_,
5,000
3,000
Anderson & Strudwick—
Gregory
&
Sons
1,200
2,000
Flintkote Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
Halle
&
Arnhold and S.
.,
Stieglitz
3,000
,
The company reported that first quarter sales and earnings were
Hallgarten & % Coy^tyyy 17,450
Bleichroeder, Inc.
1,200
to
earnings
E.
Prescott
2,000
Fridley
78,750
C.
Rand
^
Inc.—
Jaffray
W.
Freehling, Meyerhoff &
—__
9
Shares
Piper,
Putnam
Co.
Nolan,
Inc.
Co.
be
Shares
\...
78,750
Pierce,
Smith
may
:
.
.
78,750
Corp.——
Inc
Lynch,
Fenner &
stock
common
Shares
Goldman, Sachs & Co
78,750
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.— 78,750
Lehman Brothers
78,750
Merrill
of
underwriters.
the
by
The First Boston
ing
which
to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
certain circumstances involving default of one or
Under
agreement.
''
■
company
purchases are subject
dollar mark and totaled $506,310,284
compared with $371,057,611 at March
billion
quarter,
of
the
of
(2033)
public sale through the conversion or exchange of an equal number, of
shares of class
A
stock now owned by the selling stockholder.
Such
to $433,972,494, an increase of
$304,117,642 at March 31, 1961.
of
stock
common
32.2%
end of
receivable amounted
loans
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
of
total
end
last
31
6155
volume
42.7%'over
at
Number
accounts totaled
$400,490,579,
an
increase of
$302,861,277 at the same date last year.
for the quarter totaled $62,957,824.
At the
savings
the
over
195
1
Volume
that
the
to
the
sales,"
future
number
the
letter
of
to
progress
home
sales
of
the
company
last year gained
shareholders
stated.—V.
195,
,
share
Higher—
of 1962 rejected the high level
General Motors Corp.—Sales, Earnings
••
sales in' the first quarter
of general economic activity and strong customer preference for GM
products, Chairman Frederic G. Donner and President John F. Gordon
stated in the corporation's quarterly report. : •,'••'
Both
sales and
earnings showed substantial increases during the
three month period ended March 31. Dollar sales of all GM products
were
35% higher than in the same period last year ^'hen the U. S.
was
beginning to emerge from a mild recession, the GM executives
noted.
Earnings on the common stock were equivalent to SI.31 per
share, compared with 65 cents tper /Share yarned in the first quarter
Company
of
•
See
for the first three months of 1962 amounted
with $172,958,254 for the same period of
;
of
14.4%, J.
W. Keener, .President
and Chief
Executive Officer, reported.
''/.
Net income for the first three months, after provision for all costs,
,
Hawley
income
16.6%-,- Net
cents
63
common
a
share for the
common
a
1097.
p.
help
in
Products
Products
and
to
Co.
fiber
the
JR.-I., corporation,
manufacture,
material.
'
mold
and
-v'^.. c. :'v
"
market
i'
■
portion
(Walter E.) Heller & .Co.—Quarterly Report-—
months
three
this
*
(
'
'
"
hood
•
quarter
1961,"
Mr.
$240 to
of
said.
Murray
for
sales
1S62
"For
the
It is
million.
$250
expected
are
,
be
to
neighbor¬
in the
-
^
-
- -
-
Common stock
to forecast with any
still too early
Hidden
*
-
t
-
that
by
$10)—
(par
—.
degree
of
For
the
exactness
all
million
In
1961
of
the
for
earnings
and
$5,866,366,
income of
net
but management is
wiH be continued." •
of $235
produced
for 1960.
'.■
V
V:.
first quarter1961 Income was $62,897,030..and after tax
earnings were, $1,333,000, equivalent to 80 cents per share
the
operating
figured
version
of
Include
a
special credit
1961's first quarter
in
'
"
amounting to $545,258.
Forms New
share
'
•/'
i
-
General Precision,. Inc., subsidiary,, has: announced the establishment
of a new Aerospace Group to design and produce complete guidance
and
control
systems for
the nation's multi-billion dollar space and
defense effort.
■
'
>
•
'
*
:
•
'1
Herbert,
Vice-President
Jr.,
dent,
said
sion,
the
that
Kearfott
long-established
Precision,
the
'
Or¬
'
important corporate expansion,". Mr. Smith .said, "was taken
General Precision to supply. and serve, at/'miximum effi¬
"This
components."—V. 195," pp. 1427 And 976^ %^;
General Time
x
;
this
of
manufacturer,
increased
,
electronic
Angeles-headquartered
Los
111%
nine
the
in
ended
months
to
a
Sales
^
shares
the
for
three
fiscal
of
quarters
totaled
1962
Dr.-
Scurlock,
Arch
President
Ended March
Period
Net
.r
$70,2 68,000
before
income
and
profits taxes—
excess
24,430,000
.v.;.v:
Deduct:
and
Foreign
proiits
n
*'
21—1962
sales
Profit
domestic
taxes
income
and
•'
,
the
with
share
/
I960
■
-
.
also
the
leading-with
;j
!'■%'
■
.
of
amount
countries
realized
not
■/
,
£
in
United
Tilden
Amount
earned
Number
of shares
at
*
of
close
195,
of
reflect
976.;;
p.
of
common
stock___
common
stock
period
Adjusted to
•—v.
share
per
two
___________
the
threc-for-one
.
.40
,
•.
stock
less
increased
from
five -cents-to-19" cents
million-to
Corp,,
had
and
backlog advanced
$1.1; million by year end.—V.
been
Tilden
»
stock
28,159,293
split
of
28,030,128*
24,
sold
191,
p;
H &
B
A
year
of
quisitions
sales
and
reported
was
Rhode
earnings growth, accompanied
to shareholders
by Glass-Tite
Island
in
its
annual
report
for
by
•>'
;
Loan
.
'
(his
issue.-^V:" 195,;
p, -
time
all
URC
the
and
/
to
President
Ralph; R.
Papitto,
Glass-Tite
Industries
consolidated net sales in 1961 of $9,977,030," an increase- of
the
previous year. Consolidated earnings for the period
6724,770, an increase of 266% over 1960.
of
accounted
$4,974,041
Giasseals
in
sales,
and
and
its
divisions
$498,947
hit
during
"the
profits.
Per
operations
135,
In
p.
addition
with
a
of
substantial
publication
stock
held
by
profit. Negotiations which were underway
of the semi-annual report involving, sale
Hidden Splendor' have been terminated.
114."
-
^
for the purchase of additional equipment
inventories,;:advertising, and working capital.
-
company
(
;
^instrument shop work and with the sale of parts.
■.CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
—V,
stock
subordinated
amount
debentures
of
its
3%
principal
due
March
10-year
amount
notes
-
for an equal
• 15,
1964, - of
outstanding.
March
p.
(50
cents
par)___^.
PRESENT
500,000 shs.
Home Finance Group, Inc.—Notes Sold
the
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
255,000 shs.
747.
April 26 the
2
company
Privately—On
announced that it had completed
$11,000,000 principal amount of
1, 1977, to several institutional
investors.. The proceeds will be added to working capi¬
tal and used initially to reduce short-term borrowings.
Goldman,. Sachs & Co., New York City, and R. S. Dickson
& Co., Charlotte,. N. C., assisted the company in
arranging the financing.
;
■!
private
senior
v
15, •1972,
due
presently
are
195,
-
;
-
notes
sale
due
of
March
said
that
rata
on
as
the
notes
provided
in
the
offer,
the
basis of the ratio that
tendered
by
each
amount
of
notes
holder
of
exchange
would
the' aggregate
the
notes
tendered
for
Corp.—^ine
be
made
principal
bears
to
"
-
'
pro
amount
the'i aggregate
exchange.—V'. "195,
p.
1923.
Months' Net Higher-
!
/
I
Headquartered in Charlotte, the company, through its
subsidiaries, has 76 offices which conduct consumer loan
operations, 56 offices which provide retail and wholesale
financing for automobile and other consumer durable
goods and four insurance subsidiaries that write physical
-
damage and credit life and credit accident and health
conjunction with the company's finance
the <-Corporation
June 30,-1962. '.- •business.
Operations are conducted in the States f of
The company also reported that
operating results for.-the full fiscal
;
North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Alabama,
year are expected to continue ahead of last
year.-; !•"
/
For
the
Kentucky, Mississippi, West Virginia and Georgia.
,
*
nine
months
ended
March
3lpT962.V shipments totaled
$64,433,450 compared with $60,692^721 last year:
Net earnings for the -""•'
In addition, the company is in the process of acquiring
fU'st three quarters were $4,453,300 or $2.38 per share.. In..the/same
period last .year,
net
earnings were $4.-210,680^ or. ^2;25;,per .share. :."a company to conduct a commercial factoring and acthe
shipments
first
nine
and
earnings- were
months
of
the,, fiscal
reported
year
;by
.,
insurance
in
ending
-
<■
Saegertown
for
from these
either;
Whose address is Fulton County Airport,
Atlanta, is primarily concerned with private aviation.
At the present;
time the main portion of the company's income is -derived from; trading:
in used aircraft, flight and instrument training, the sale of gas and
oil, the rental of storage facilities,, and/from, its'alrctaft/ engine .and
Debenture Exchange Offer
the corporation announced the successful'conclusion
exchange $2,000,000 principal amount of its 6%
con¬
$2,575,294
Record
over
Acquisition
cash.
assets
in
-Net proceeds,.estimated at $242,500, will.be used by
.
.-r:
1923.
E. Bright, chairman-and president, reported.,that .more than
$2,090,000 of the notes had been tendered for exchange.Mr. Bright
for
According
year
to
Harris-Intertype
ac¬
J
posted
were
which
19,
offer
."
major
profits
$3,000,000
combined
company
' •'/;'i/:r!
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1
'";J
'.--.vx-
Co.,, Inc.,
American Corp.
April
its
of
Industries,-of
1961.
the
.
'
174%
On
principal
/
of
1985.
privately through Robert
..
Glass-Tite Industries, Inc.—Annual Report—
Providence,
1961.
outlook for future
,
David
\36
Nov.
at
the
—Y,
Corp^ —i- Subsidiaries Sell Preferred
"
Guardian
principal
:
;
_
earnings
normal
of
years.
of
which has been' publWiy.. owned s since last':
million for"the. year ended"Dec. 31, 1961s as coin- :
than $500,000 for the previous year. Earnings per
Privately—;
10,045,000
outstanding
net
Fulton Maine Co., New York City.—V. 185, p. 1886.
vertible
251,000
■
11,378,000
.
the
Loan Co., Inc.—Preferred Sold Privately—
April 24, 1962, it was reported that 5,000 $100 par
prior preferred shares of this company and Tilden Com¬
mercial
Alliance
Inc., both subsidiaries- of Guardian
,y
States
period
its.. New Mexico uranium mining
Homestake-New Mexico Partners
Frank' G.- Chambers,
and
The - investment: takes
On
of
230,000
for
income
the
.
See
foreign
dollars
Net
10,296,000
the
marginal. :
at
Guardian
.
p
"
''
-
in
earnings
current
contributed.; to
company
'Co.,
r
Net
interest' in
operations, this amount will be liquidated in
to tax benefits, this transaction provided
cash which may enable the company to take
advantage
of
profitable
opportunities.
The
company
also
sold - in
December 150,000 shares of its 490.000 shares-of Uranium Reduction
about
$1.4
quarter
a
10,701,000
11,608,000
Deduct:
coihpany .sold
the
and
1961
or
-the course
..
Completed—
;
*< *
,
.
12,822,000
;_
approximately
'
BUSINESS—The* company,
excess
—
aggregate
v
/
r/Tn December, Hidden Splendor made-a forward sale of~ a portion of
-f the net proceeds from future liyanium production from two of its
operating properties for' $5,000,000 ' in cash'.. It is estimated that, • in
company;;
were
Guardian
1961
1961
-
of
summer,
^
$62,164,000
20,997,000
for
1
—Via April 16, 1962 offering circular, First Fidelity Seform5 of ;• curities
Corp.; 730 Fulton Federal Bldg,; Atlanta, Ga.^
^ J'v'v:
offered publicly; 100;000 shares of this firm's capital
Super-Temp, headed by Robert W. Hailey; specializes 'ih processing
stock at $3 -per share." •
,•
v
high' temperature : metals for /industrial 'ah'd. /i'erospacb^'applicatibhs:'''
t.
President of Continental Capital.
pared
,
$2,823,663—up
Co.—Quarterly Report—
Earnings
-i"
M'ihing Co. for approximately
transaction created a book loss, the
not
Common
Gillette
•
'
J
of 'GWII,
has
Pihon
this
had
appeared
The
company
also announced. that it-will .-"join with Continental
Capital Corp., San Francisco, to invest $500,000 in^ Super-Temp Corporation, Santa Fe Springs,' Calif.'v
Each of the two investment .groups will commit $250,000, according
Sales"
•
year
a
total
approximately xW^ m the
as
its principal asset a
owned
which
•
{;
earlier. Net working
capital rose ' to r
$1,146,964, compared with $946,733 on March 31, 1961.—V. 194, p. 1719. .V
$2,203,944
from
28%
the'
of
its
and
Sabre
:
represents
commitment 'to j
;.
Co.
five-year notes .with warrants for the purchase of "stocks -.-yi'..
.
a
by
to
-v:
"
31,
record $187,793, equal to 55 cents a share on the 340,719
outstanding at the end of the period, it was an¬
E. P. Gertsch, President and Chairman.
Net income for the year-earlier nine months was $84,336, or 26 cents
share on 325,033 shares then outstanding,
/
1962,
common
nounced
bringing-
Southeast's
the
-
*
a
«nd
In'Septembef,
/■sold
facilities and equipment for working with--, medium and heavy
gauge
metal plate. The companywill use the additional funds ,as
working capital to " support its growing volume of buslnese^.f. KH"'XHxy*v.'
instrument v: from
March
of
is, -one
'
Splendor
Reduction
.
properties
special
to
Months' Earnings Up-r-
Gertsch Products,. Inc.—Nine
Earnings
;"
-
-
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
corporation reported that
with a loss;'in
compared
Truitt,
stock-.'".
as
intei-est,- which totaled $2,807,475. at the l$tart o£
1961,-was liquidated and the .company now-.is- free of - long' term. debt.
-
•
■
first quarter operations were in the
the corresponding period last yehr.
Ret income
amounted to $10,659 for the
12 weeks ended March 24,
1962 against a deficit of $328,025
for the 12 weeks ended March 25,
1961. Net sales increased to $14,864,800 compared' with '$12,800,291
In the first quarter last year.—V. 195, p. 1209.
'/
The
black
to" acquire'
Truittr
v
<
iln
investment
second
a
sales
appear,
Jpv, I960.- Non-cashj^eharges
de¬
amortization totaled $2,8'15,623 for 1961.
and
Statement
$500,000.
;• $250,000. GWII Will purchase, Truitt's live-year,v 6% * nbtes., tvlth w6r-
engineering capabilities.
Until now, the company's principal activities
in•; these • fields have been as a subcontractor .for "major subsyscems
find precision
Splendor
>'; Bank .-debt
that this
explained
President-of GWII,
Scurlock,
Dr." Arch
enable
the very substantial market for complete guidance and control
systems which is open to a company with our advanced scientific and
Co.
-has announced; a v commitment- -of -$70,000 vto iTrultt
Fabricators, Inc.,
Metal
they
processing mill at Moab, Utah. Earnings of Uranium Reduction
attributable to these holdings and not reflected, in the Hidden
mill
J
;;
/
-
-
of
end, "Hidden
Uranium
capital,
$1,252,622
depreciation
of
working
summary.'•'The0 cbm:panjl'bnhi6V p'rofit.
assets and operating income, was $1,288-
uranium
,-The- company
rants
ciency,
' /'
sales
with
to
charges.- Although
depletion
lower
financial,
the
including
year
stock
Inc.—
Investments,
Industrial
Washington
Investments—.
1
Aerospace
new
subsidiary of the parent
principal electronic
ganization.
to
and
At;
haying
substantially
in
compared
pletion,
and
properties
added
loss
Although
Greater
begin operating as the Aerospace Group of General
the
Inc.,
Division
Board
of
1961,
,
Equipment Corp. shareholders.
D. W. Smith, Presi¬
effective immediately a new Aerospace Systems Divi¬
Center will
Research
P.
into; account 'sales of" assets,- company 'operations
profit of $1,961,795 for 1961- compared with $1,151,355
increase -resulted principally because of the mining
net
This
book
541
'
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.
-
and
Precision
General
*
.
Director of General Pre¬
cision Equipment Corp., and, until now, President of Kearfott, Division,
•has been1 designated President' of the>Aerospace Group.
E. N. Brown
has been appointed
Executive Vice-President and General Manager.
The
announcement
was
made April 24 at the annual meeting of
D.
Fred
**
*
,
a
assets
for
President,:said the
company produced 379,000 tohs of ingot steel in the ^firsf 'three
months of this year, a" record - amount -for a* single quarter-and "^43%
more' than production in the first quarter of last year.: The company
shipped 302,000 tons of flat rolled steel products, more than in any
quarter since the first quarter of11960 and 38% more' 'than.in, the
first quarter of last year.
J
*
*
.
'Granite City Steel's first quarter 1962 "sales totalled; :$4^1,90.3,090,
an
increase, of 35%
over sales of $31,124,000 in the. first, quarter ,of
1961.. The company's integrated steel plant is in Granite City, Illinois,
which is: part of the metropolitan $t.:liouls area.~-V. 195« p. 977. ,v
Nicholas
'
by' the- company.
Veeder, Chairman of:the
announced
was
1961
of
net
share, -in -the- first'; quarter...of. 1961,; it
with •$1,892,000,;qr '44 cents pet
from sale '.of property
1
'
Aerospace Group—
of
"
of 1,496,795 shares which gives, .efjfepj;'.to,.con¬
stocks as of Jan. 1, 1961.
The figures do hot
the basis
preference
on
in
'
City, Hi; company 'earned- $3,268,000; or 76 cents-per
common
stock, in the first 'quarter .pf 1962. as ' compared
Granite
,
.
taking
i
'
-Co,-—Quarterly.Earnings'Higtier—
Granite City Steel
This
whereas at
than current
less
/Before*
-
report to stockholders, A. P.- Kibbe, President, stated
of
1961, current assets exceeded current liabilities
the end of 1960 the current assets were
liabilities. The 1961 figures include-funds
sale of certain assets, which will be treated as de-
close
generated from
income.
year,
Precisiorv-uEqiiipment ^reported sales
General
the
at
$6,506,171,
$675,791
.
confident that the improvement in recent years
Splendor Mining Coj—Annual Report-
annual
ferred
•
;V" Outstanding
500,000shs. ' • 233,000 shs.
-Authorized
j
the
in
..
TO PRESENT "FINANCING .'
GIVING EFFECT
CAPITALIZ ATION
""
'
'
year
in 1961 earnings,- revenues, - deferred income,
in- operation, and total assets •wefe /reported by
! ►•. '■'?■'€>
.
r
>
--
.
,
also markets, soluble Penicillin axid sulfa dental cones,
primarily for topical medication in connection with tooth extrac¬
tions and a variety of other products, including a cold sterilizing solu¬
tion and aerosol breath and. anesthetic sprays, and other compounds
for use by the dental profession.
All of the company's presently sold
drugs.and anesthetics have been cleared- by the Food and Drug- Admin- %•
istyation.
1
t
"
•
The company
improvement over. the previous
and the performance for the year should compare favorably
quarter,
with
*
previously reported.
results will. show
as
•
used
common
"Second
Henry's Drive-in, Inc.—Net, Revenues Up—
Substantial -increases
number of drive-ins
'Henry's D'rive-In.
;
.
:
shares outstanding.
- ,
In reporting first quarter results to the stockholders meeting, J. W,.,
Murray, Chairman of the Board, said that they reflected the lower
deliveries due to the number of long-lead-time products now in pro¬
duction
v
(
reported to the annual meeting that consolidated
net, sales and earnings for 1962 are expected to be up from 1961 levels.
For the 1962 first quarter, net sales amounted to $48.3 million and
after tax earnings to $666,000 equivalent/ to, 46 cents per share on
X 043,101
share, &Ne$. pro-
.
•
corporation
The
<
per
t
'
Equipment Corp.—Earnings Lower
Precision
General
For Quarter—
.
BUSINESSThe company; of" 129-21 Merrick Blvd./-Springfield' Gar^ :
" .Charles -Eobbins, P/esidehi df the ChioagQ-bhsedVfran'chising. compariy,
dens, - Nv- Y-., is - primarily * engaged -in thevmanufacture-and- sfile of
; told shareholders:
s
. ' 'f
k
anesthetic-cartridges*,.for'use by dentists'and, :to a-lesser, degree,1 by
For the year ended Dec. 31, 1961, the company's earnings increased
physieians and veterinarians.
The cartridges are made from, five-foot
to $86,664 on total operating revenues of $488,114, compared to earnings
glass tubes- cut to approximately 2Vi! fo 3 inch- -leng ths; which,are then
of $55,728 on revenues of $384,942 a year earlier.
Per share earnings
passed through a series of approximately 12 further operations whereby
:
for 1961 were 41 cents, while for I960 they were 26 cents on an adjusted
they are- fire-polished, annealed; capped, sterilized,- filled' with approxi¬
basfs.
'
»
mately 2 ccs of anesthetic solution in air-conditioned rooms fitted with
chemical filters and ultra violet lights to insure -maximum sterility, ex¬ /,%;'/ Deferred income, which represents the unearned gross profit portion
in sales contract receivables, increased\to $1,657,858, compared to $151,amined
for
imperfections,
subjected to sterility tests,
labelled and
vacuum packed in quantities of 50 cartridges,-all on the company's own !!/487
at the end of 1960.
•
automatic or semi-automatic machinery. -Before shipment, each • carAt year-end, the total number of drive-ins in operation had increased
tridge is Individually inspected for visible imperfections. ^The aom-.
to 106.
All specialize in the sale of 15-cent pure beef hamburgers, along
pany's cartridges'contain a variety 6f anesthetics, including: DuocametE
with a limited number of other popular items.—V. 194, p. 2441.
and several solutions of procaine.
,
J
' '
*' 4
•
share,
,
,
at $2,25
stock
common
.
.
Earnings
firm's
cefeds, estimated at $180,000, will be used for production
expenses, advertising, inventory, - additional sales personuel, and working capital..
/
1'
"
,
reported to stockholders.
...
,
amounted to 15 cents a share, compared with 24 cents
both based on 5,356,432 shares of common stock outstanding
at March
31,
1962. Sales totaled $11,351,900 in the
latest quarter,
as;against $11,719,700 in the like period a year ago..
•, ~ ,
Storey pointed out that while shipments for the first quarter were
slightly below those for the same quarter of last year, "less favorable
price realizations and continuing cost increases were factors causing
the decline in net profit."—V. 195, p. 1427.
•
-Li..:.;,:.;'
;•///•>•■
President,
and
a
78,147
•
—
as
ago,
year
a
-
-
against $1,307,200 in the corresponding
Smith W. Storey, Chairman of the Board
March 31.
ended
quarter
1;279,652
•'
the
taxes in
after
$801,700
of
earnings
net
had
company
2,878,662
-.
requirements
:
1,178,425.' Al/201,505
(nieinlcal/Coi,P----Commoii Offered-^6n April
/3 •Net:;earnings per share—.—.
$0.75
X
$0.70
26, 1962, via an offering circular-, -Paui-Eisenberg Co.;
Common shares nutstanding_'_'
1'J
l,671r826
1,611,866
V. '195, p. 977. ■?'v/.-...
Inc., New York City, offered publicly, 100,000 shares of
_
Cement Co.—Net Lower—
General Portland
The
.
"
___
.
-
■
1961 ; $2,878,652
•
■
".a
of Hawley Products
manufacturers,
reported
record sales for' the ' fiscal year .>1:1 period Ended March 31—" ' '.' }% ' \ v'l96231,'1961. Sales of $33,636,278 represented, an increase'
-Net earnings before extraordinary loss
prov._l %$3,279;790
of -'10%
oVCr the 1960 volume of $30,531,795.
Proiits declined 13%
Extraordinary loss provision
v
500,000
to
$913,594, as compared with profits of $.1^016,823 for
I960.. PerNet earnings before taxes;.:.!
;-.2;779,790
share earnings amounted to $1.73 afe compared witli $2.02 a yaaijago.
- Net
earnnigs after taxes
-1,255,790
—V. 196, p. 1663.
«.
*
"
-V
'•
■ •
"Preferred dividend
requirementslilHL._2______._
77,365
^Net earnings after- preferrbd-dividen4
*.* -,v
-
'v ^ ri;J;.
issue.—-V. 195, p: 1097.
& Co., this
Du Pont de Nemours
(E. I.)
Holdings—
Begin Divesting GM
Du Pont to
products,
••
•
Dec.'
,
..
.
2415.^;: /'C';'';''-*.% "t:
Graham
See
Hawlex
.;•••:•,
flatware
ended
'
2225.
p.
Development.
;
Plessey Company agreed to take a
; Co.tUSA stock in exchange.—V. 191, p.".
the 'nation's ,largest,,?te;lipg
-
194,
formerly owned by the -Flessey - Co.
a
licensing agreement with Hawley
was
under
The
c:
Prpvidencer
issue.—V.
Market
Common
Limited
operated
Corp;—$a'Ies at Record High, NeVpeclines—
Gorham
ThU
and
England
'r cellulose
,
T ' ' '
*
.
f
this
Co..
Limited, Cheney Manor, Swindon, England,
was
by Hawley Products of St. Charles, 111. This is announced
Hawley, President, and is a step by the U. S.. company
Hawley
/"of
share was 73 • cents; compared with
first three months of 1961.—-V. 195,
1
Watch
&
Products
enter
to
-
including taxes and depreciation,
amounted to $6,718,132 compared
with
$5,763,525v far the first three months of 1961, an increase of
'
Clock
Haven
* purchased
by D. W.
increase
an
Industries, Inc.—Survivor in Merger-^
New
Hawley Products Co.—Buys British Licensee—
.
j
United States of General Motors
the corresponding period a year
GM's total retail sales they reported
of 1962 were $3,665 million compared
in the corresponding period of T961.
million
$2,724
with
Haven
Increase
an
.
by about the same percent as
Net sales for the first quarter
ago
1960,
for
to $.19
compared
as
•
compared
$197,778,604
1961,
quarter retail sales in 'the
priced cars increased over
First
medium
7.
p.
Net sales of the company
to
"
demand for passenger cars in the. first quarter of' 1962
continued trends that had become,, evident in
the last . quarter or
,1961." Messis. Donner and Gordon said. '
.
They noted that industry sales of smaller cars, which had reached
"'a peak of 37% -of total domestic deliveries last summer leveled oft
at about one-third
of the market during the quarter. Ait ,the same
time, customers showed
preference for hard-top and other higher ^
$.35
were
195,
Goodrich Co.—Sales, Earnings Up—
(B. F.)
■
r° "ofstomer
,
earnings
84%.—V.
—V.. 195,
p.
865.
,
-
,
.'• ,,.V
;.rJk
,-
.
counts receivable financing
business.—V. 194,
p.
2225.
Number 6155
195
Volume
.
Report—;
Chemical Corp.—Quarterly
Hooker
! '
Period Ended Feb. 28—
V
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$;*/<
;:
.
v
:*'l962v
'
Inc.
sales
195,
,;.W;
of Westmore,
House
V''.''
,V
& Co.,
Inc.__;_^.____i
Fay,' Inc.^-^'—
Weil,- - Labouisse, '**.'
-V:
Inc.—Appointment—
195; p.
Stein
&
E.
Co.____j_„_,
to
114.
The
Bank has - been , appointed
stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 1808;
common
■
Co.—Acquisition—
Sound
Howe
I
Results—
^
•
:
■
Hurst
is
Awning
Corp.—9
a
buildings
Net
has,
v''-;/:""
1962
,
;
;
,
over
____
~V.; 195, p.
640.
-
'
x
.
,
4
ings
3,486,000 J 3,972,000 >
4,251,000
4.930,000,
__W
earnings.
2,640.00T
v.
Mr.
.
on
25
com¬
taxes
in
and
.*•■ -.*■
Stonehill
Mr.
acquisition
an
stated.—V.
.
Exchange,
194,
options
to
y
-
Stock
has
now
10o5.
p.
•'
Corp.—Earnings Up 137%—
history.
reported
>
highest
the
sales
.
:
and
earn¬
.
;
an
fiscal
common
the
previous
that
reported
year
average
per
said the firm will now, become
division of Howe Sound Co. The
Weaver
as
before
Earnings
American
corporation
14-year
Harman
the
for
International Mining Corp.—Annual Report-Mknown as the Hurst..:
The .corporation announced in its preliminary Annual Report for -the
Navaco Co., a
Hurst Navaco Co.,. in k fiscal year ended Jan,
31, 1962, a capital gain of $6,916,548 Or $12.01
addition to producing a line of aluminum awning products, will also . ^
per share-on the 575,700 common shares outstanding;. from the sale .
act as a distributor for the newly-developed Navaco Rigid Vinyl Panels
during the year of 569,000 shares of, .Placer Development, Ltd., com- 1
for the building industry. '
This is part of Howe Sound's program to ,
mon stock.
In addition, a net operating loss of $18,548 was reported,;,
develop new marketing areas.',iv The Navaco -Co.. is another*.. Howe
after provisions for decline in value of $148,000 for a security acquired
Sound division, located in Dallas, Texas.
The company also produces
In. a prior; yea?, upon ;sale of,:4oretaiL unit. ;,,, ; i ".u'/y?"
/
products for the building * Industry.—V. 194, p. 1720.
'*.}--> C For the' fiscal, year ended Jan. 31, 1961, net profit was $1,329,000
>.'lMr.
$118,013,.
to Sidney Harmon, President, the diversified electronics
corporation showed a 137% increase in earnings on 51% higher sales
for the fiscal year ended February 28, 1962.
;
'
:
'Hurricanes*1'V*\
from' damage: by
with
the
on
Electronics
its
than
,
year.
'
•
year.
listed
Philadelphia
In
less
of
average
earned
company
previous
connection
the
stockholders,
According
2,522,654
$i.46
$1.21
V
1,100
This
*
in
issued
during
company,
Jerrold
:
i
1961
.
$89,720,000
sales____'_____^_;L"l2'i__'-__r£^L.__L.__^_ ___^ $97,033,000
Net
is the Hurricane Shutter ;.;
residence to. protect glass areas •,
and
Months'
:
Sound Co., *,; Earnings, before
* f,},. Shares .outstanding
leading producer ofrpaloted aluminum awnings.
Earnings per share_____u_^l__'__________L._ '____
commercial
on :
Chemical
&
_;
Period Ended March 31—'
&
company's principal products
the
of
Another
used
Awning
Hurst
Minerals
'
Fla.,
Manufacturing Co. of Hialeah,
been acquired for an undisclosed amount of cash by Howe
according to William M. Weaver,.Jr., president.";
v*
The
International
H
-
-
the
for
registrar
National -City
First
the
an
"
.
last
on
316,947 shares outstanding
and in the previous
shares.'The differential in outstanding shares is due
based
exercised
.
year,,
compared with $695,514 the previous year.
that the company's earnings per share for
as
stated
306,413
on
shares
earned
y
the
.
this
$867,013
are
year
firm
~
Stonehill
year
600
September.
Sales In 1960 amouted to $6,157,209.
prior to take-over by new management in 1960,
glassware
past
$328,514 in
with
were
Mr.
,
1
taxes
1961
.
Wheat &
share.
pared
300 '
& Co., Inc.
_
1,100
Warburg & Co., Inc._
850
M.
C.
J.
"300
_
a
After
Co.-I 1,500
&
Pennsylvania
cents
300
•
Boyce
Walston
j
>/•
ioo
the
1,100 '
Co.____
Co._____J_J
Hammill
Bros.
company
made in
In
the four years
f
850
M'ason-Hagan, Inc.
'600
Friedrichs & .Co.
Space
___
Bros.
Shearson,
-
.350
&
Howard,
Kaufman
-
Co._„850
&
Lane,
___4
Johnstonr Lemon &
600
4
Corp.
Units-
-r •
■
.
-
Co.1,500
&
Stearns
Hirsch
Hooker.
-■■■
The-Johnson,
Co.
—.1,900
Eichler & Co
Courts
'VX-''
v
Units
\v
—
Bear,
',$0.35
$0.40
of common s,tock________—-
1553.,,
p.
■
(2035) ." 11
Co.—3,700 I
Bateman,
.
Earned per share
&
The Robinson-Humphrey
Income before
—V.
,r: •:
*.•<-
Bache
1961
$38,494,100 $34,686,300
provision for income taxes.,--—5,824,100
4,958,400
Provision for income taxes.
2,817,000
>,2,339,600
Net
income
;■
—;
—'
3,007,100
2,618,800
Preferred dividends
4__—l—_u;
—.
53,100
53,100
Net
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
to
rose
1,999,682
share on
fiscal
an
figures.
Operating revenues
from
,
$11,935,899
had shown
year
from
in
the
for
sales
the
from
operations
share
common
per
$248,873
13
or
cents
shares
latest
outstanding
year is based
in
on
>
and
preceding
year-to-year
a
cents
from
1,884,569
report
r
* :,
unaudited
29.6
or
outstanding
average
The
year.
income
recurring
net
$591,171,
shares
services
of
climbed
Volume
year.
rise
42%.—V.
to
for
195,
$18,045,564
the
previous
640.
p.-
.
$2.22
or
Privately—On
reported- that $4,000,000 of this
Corp.—Notes, .Sold
Factors
Hubshman
>
it was,
subordinated
April 25, 1962,
firm's
senior
1977»v hap,»;*
jwiior subordinated notes, both ;dne, Apr|l J,
City.—V. 190, p. 1070
_
..
,
the
John's Bargain
April
ended
year*
'
*
,
*
*
International .Mining
1962,
31,
Jan.
194,
2659.
p.
r
„
.
.
^
•
.
Vn
Interstate
' $•
•••
v
chandise
,
a-rise
and
ot
net
in
I
,
28,"l962,:
months
nine
ended
Feb.
Earnings
sales
Comparable figures- fox bhe mine months: ended Feb; 28; 1961, were:
sales- $5,365,000i, net earnlng^. $766,835, or 91, cents, ;per. share on theshares mow outstanding. ■ *
1
;
-
$2,385,000
.
combined
■:
?
195,
8.
p.
'
;
t
,,
,
.
,
'
'
'
-
The
year
a
Middle
.
the
common
This
nual
;
a
11%
of
corresponding
the
over
*-■
a share
reported
to
to
35 cents, a
;:
share.,
common
taxes
income
>
BUSINESS—The
April 1,
debentures from
1962/
j
1
"
^
r
1
dition:-to
at
redemption
a'so
are
prices
the
at
redeemable
option
1962,
the
BUSINESS—The
;
Los Angeles International
serving Washington, D, C.
Airport
and
cents
share.
a
-
.
,
retired
be
to
v;
I '
Long-Term Debt
(including
r
_;.v
due
serially
stock
Common
'■ ,v>;.
outstanding
shares,
cipal,
final
shares.
$15)
.(par
5,197
"
purchase
to
shares
of
authorized
underwriters
Capital
Class
B
($1
stock
;
2,000
stock- (50
par>4-——
cents
125,000 shs.
an
agreed
and
severally
are
v
of
units
committed
to
in
the
the
company
whereby
&
Co
Iowa
set--opposite
their
of
all
names
the
units
below.
if
any
The
are
have
underwriter^
purchased.
'
,
earned
$1.53
a
.share
,,
..
,
..
,
almost the same sales
profit was $13 million
1961
volume and the additional invest¬
less than the $45 million recorded
■'''
"There
said:
Adams
has
been
a
v'",.
continuing
•
and serious
,
erosion
profits
corporate
l,v
195,?p. 1924.
*
■
Bros.
Forgan
&
&
transfer
p.
1924.
&
Corp.
Meyer & Fox
Webster
2,000
Securities
,
in
5,000
to a net loss of $1,063,000, or 57
stock in the first quarter of 1961.
$65,592,000, compared to net
compares
common
of
basis
the
sales in the first
$56,250,000.
«
steel demand, it appears that the second
will show an improvement over the first quarter.
of
1961
of
quarter
cents per share on
totaled
sales
Net
On
^
current
1,000
_i_;
"
White,
Weld
Inc.„
& Co.,
5,000
of
quarter
—V.
195,
p.
1962
978.
Kay Jewelry Stores,
Hanover
Trust
Co.,
New
York
City/ has
ended
been
-
■
Vj
Glass
Co.—Net Up
25%—
25% over last year—a 10-year highof jeannette, Pa.
In, releasing the company's
year-end figures, Maurice L. Stonehill,
Chairman and President, stated that 1961 earnings of $1.21 per share,
as
compared with 99 cents, the previous year; (on fewer shares:out¬
standing) are based on sales of $8,165,885. The 1961 sales are adjusted
to an acquisition of another glass manufacturing operation which the
earnings
of
by, .the
nearly
company,
Dec.
increased
.
,
.
31,
81%
taxes,
1961—first
as
against
Inc.—First Half Net Up 81%—
of Kay Jewelry Stores, for the six months
half of the company's 1952 fiscal yearthe corresponding period of the previous
on an 18%
gain in sales, it was announced by Cecil D.
President.
1
sales, together with miscellaneous income, for the first
half of the 1962 fiscal year amounted to $18,675,356 as against $15,863,084 a year earlier.
Profit before taxes of $1,408,363 compared with a fiscal 1961 first
fiscal
year
Kaufmann,
Total
....
after
income,
Net
.
registrar and the First National City Bank New York City,
for the
common stock
of the corporation.—V.
195,
announced
v'
This
3,000
agent
Year-end
were
;
the
&
1656.
Manufacturers
appointed
Corp.—Quarterly Report—'
Steel
Kaiser
2,000
2,000
Jackson
Co
Stone
Co.__.l_
;
quarter's earnings amounted to 41 cents per common share after
dividends, based 011 15,279,222 shares outstanding, compared
>with 16 cents in 1961 on 15,018,532 shares.—V. 194, p. 2334.
5,000
&
Stern, Frank,
Co., Inc.
& Co.______
Brownell
195, p.
$7,405,000 on net sales of $108,273,000, D.
Operations of Kaiser Steel during the first quarter of 1962 resulted
a
net profit of $1,011,000. or 7 cents per share of common stock
after
provision for dividends on preferred and preference stocks, it
was
announced today by Jack L. Ashby, President.
; 2,000
& Co._;
Inc
Curtis
1,000
5,000
1,000
2,000
Co._
&
Webber,
Shields
Turner,
liaiser Aluminum for the quarter ended March 31,
A. Rhoades, Presi¬
earnings a year ago were $3,536,000 on
of
earnings
were
preferred
Ryons
& Co.,
Paine,
Corp.—Sales, Net Dawn
The
respective num-
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
5,000
&
Corp.
Jeannette
they
the company, subject to the terms
underwriting agreement, the respective
purchase
severally
have
below
125,000 shs.
below have entered into-
to purchase from
conditions- stated
numbers
with
agreement
underwriting
Quarterly Earnings
1956, just prior to J&L's $409 million investment fox* new facil¬
with 1961.
These two years, showed similar sules and shipments,
despite
Net
Japan Fund, Inc.—Appointment—
420,000 shs.
-
~
J
5,000
Loewi
Union _Se-
Guerin
of
The
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
5,000
5,000
Corp;
Steel
Laughlin
corporation
1962,
5,000
Lester,
Co.,"
&
Dillon,
C. Henderson
v.
1,700,000
1,500,000 shs,
7,000
7.000
&
dent,; announced. First quarter
sales of $96,277,000.
v '
Shares
2,000
Grant,
T.
i
par)
5,000
.
.,
#
following
2,000
995,822
Stock:
Common
12,000
Co.
5,000
Halloweli, Sulzberger;
Jenks, Kirklanci & Co.-._
Jones, Kreeger & Co._____^.
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
s
stock-;
Lamson
"
"
:.r
.
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
Sullivan & Co.,
'
48,039
12,000;
12,000
:____
7,000
"
Hornblower & Weeks
3,000
_
Glore,
*
Co.
Corp.
Inc..:-
Co.
Inc.
12,000-.
.-.'__u
&
Middlebrook,
Coburn
,
V.
deben—
—
Shares
McDonnell
12.000
of all non-financial corporations in recent years.
The average profit margin by 5-year periods has shrunk from 6.9 cents
pe sales dollar in 1947-51 to 6.1 cents in 1952-56, and to 5.8 cents in
1957-61,
The deterioration in earnings stands out more clearly when
calculated as a rate of return on investments. These have declined
from
12.4%- in 1947-51, to 10.9%' in 1952-56, to 9.4%
in 1957-61.—
*
named
common
15,000
Inc.—
Inc.
(primarily equipment purchase
in
install¬
obligations,
payable
ments
to
1967)—
The
1,100,000
*
the company the
additional
Allyn & Co
First
due; - 1977_:
tures
Other
$210,000
1,375,000 "shs.
the
of common stock for a net
during the first quarter of 1962, Avery C. Adams,
Chairman, told J&L, shareholders at the annual meeting, j
Sales
for
the first
quarter were $237,300,000 and shipments were
at 1,288,000 tons.
'
.
" ' \
Mr. Adams announced that J&L directors at a meeting.on April 26
declared cash dividends of $1.25 a, Share on the 5%
preferred stock,
payable July 1 to shareholders of record on June 8, artd 62V2 cents
per share on
the common stock payable June 11 to shareholders of
record
on
May 11.
>
■'
•
'
•- ; •'
- *
; Earnings
per share of $1.53 in
the. first quarter of 1962 compare
with 28 cents a share in the first quarter of 1961.
Mr. Adams com¬
057;;
from
the
of
Becker & Co.,
G.
A. C.
curities
1,700,000
subordinated
convertible
6%
Outstanding
.
$210,000
2,000,000 shs.
shares
■
__r___^l
Co.
&
of
names
Inc.- 59,000
&
Inc
Co.
&
Jones
155,910
5;-Shares
A.
•
Eppler,
1,000,000
r
of
1,575,000
-
•'*
outstanding:'
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
bers
Eastman
covering interest and prin¬
to November 1980,
plus a
payment of $73,663
_■
&
Goodbody
pared
560,325
yV'y,,' ,918,93'7.i;^Ahaiiea
.
$7,500
Shields
Pont
du
Securities
Granbery,' Marache
Mr.
1971__
" Authorized.
•
4
.
Inc.
$l,80i,?30'
to
$30)
(par
I.
Equitable
but
;
authorized
v.
.....
stock
preferred
Dempsey-Tegeler
$2,000,000
..
y
■
8,490,000
obligations, .5%,
Co.
in 1956...
fund)
stock:
'
'
Outstanding!:
Authorized
j
.
for 'issuaricf ihL series. 157,697,,shares:,
4%%
series cumulative
preferred
stock:
out¬
standing
52,500
shares
$1.76
series
cumulative
convertible
preferred
-
.
'
current portion)
6%
mortgage note payable in constant
monthly
installments
of
$16,877 covering interest and prin¬
cipal, to 1974
6 V2 %
mortgage note payable in con¬
stant
monthly
installments
of
.
Outstanding
'v* 7
through
annually
-
•
j
.
•.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
amount
Cumulative
Bos worth,
CAPITALIZATION
-
Francis
ment,
Installment
V"
' *
*
«
.>■-
& Co.
__'
Stone
&
Bear;: Stearns- &• Co;
4,900,000
sinking
,
business
,
,r
t
•
•
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Bache
ities,
.Capital Stock; ■
REVENUES—For the fiscal, year ended Jan. 31," 1962. total operating
of
$1,276,150
produced net income
of $194,503,; equal to
.
52
r
EFFECT
<■'*
-
Hayden,
2,500,000
7,000,000
principal
revenues
,
taxes,
■
•■-v-v"v
series due Aug. 1, 1987______,
sinking fund debentures due Oct. 1, 1975 i$50,000
:
International
Dulles
after
GIVING
,
;
FINANCING
income of $12,400,000
aggregatedr ap¬
,
,
5%%
y
terminal
1 .uf/v;
*
•
•
1
.
.
PRESENT
principal underwriters of com¬
stock being offered and the
aggregate number of shares which
has severally agreed to purchase are as follows:';;.7
Higher-^
$7,450,000
.
airports serving major cities in the United States. Cur¬
rently it is operating such hotels at Miami and Birmingham, Alabama,
and has
contracted for similar .operations at.' Houston International
Airport,
ex-
-
"
.
I.1".;.'
>
^uWDERflvRlTERS—The
"due "Sept. i, 1980_______1
;
series due'Feb. 1, 1983_____„-______—___
3%%
.
of
Airport,
have
system
'
series due Oct. 1, 1975 ($150,000 principal
Amount ; to be^ Tetired Annually through .sinking'
company
port, Miami, Fla., and its subsidiaries, are engaged in: the
establishing and operating modern hotels in or adjacent to
buildings
"'ad¬
the-12 months ended Feb. 28,
equal to $2.43 a share on 843;987-
r;;series
"
of
sources,
in
are
proceeds,
internal
' "334.%
the Miami International Air¬
located at
remaining
'
Fnst
"
net
company,
' '
Term Debt:
Mortgage Bonds
Long
units
these
of
$2,137,570
were
;• CAPITALIZATION
.
....
_
sale
company's
,
shares'then outstanding.
proceeds of approximately $2,705,000 from
$2,626,000 will be used to pay the balance due
on
the purchase price for 8.4 acres of land
at the Los Angeles; In-,
ternational Airport on
which'; the company intends to construct a
hotel. The balance will be added
to working capital.
PROCEEDS—Of
the
The
available* from
REVENUES—Unaudited earnings, for
100% , .plus> accrued.:
ranging " from : 106%to-
'
interest.
the
of
,
each
added" to
be
programr
to/ become
additions to
the
proximately $42,000,000,v '
ari convertible into com¬
mon
stock at a conversion price of $10 principal amount of. deben-r
tures per share of- common,
subject to certain adjustments. The de-.
bentures will have the benefit of an annual-sinking fund > commenping
in 1965 sufficient to retire-94%- of the debentures prior to maturity.
debentures
Construction
funds
-property
;
T'
Offered—rpn
pected: to finance Iowa
Southern's construction program until ! the
early part -of 1964. Duting the 10 years ended Dec. 31, 1961, gross
,
CONVERSION' FEATURES-^-The debeatures
The
its
part of
a
cipal, amount of debentures and iO shares of commqir
stock, was offered at $180, plus accrued interest on the
"
.
?
general funds and appliedL
initially to retire bank loans through which the company, has financed
Of-
Inc.—Units
System,
Hotel
Airport
joint managers: of an underwriting group, offered.pub- .
licly in unitSj $1,700,000 of this firm's 6% convertiblesubordinated debentures, due' 1977, and 170,000 shares
of its common stock. Each unit, consisting of $100 prin--
*
L
company,
will
a
on
5%%' installment notes;__:l_*___;__"___Common stock (par 25c)_i___„____>:_'_
; •
,
p.
;
'
.
the
merchandise,
v
of
is engaged primarily in
period
April 26, 1962 Bache-& Co., New York City,,
and The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,; Inc., Atlanta, Ga.T; as,
'
shares
562,089
of 300 Sheridan Ave., OenterviUe, Iowa,
generating, purchasing and distributing electri-.
cal-enei-gy foj: light, heat and power and purchasing and distributing
natural gas,hi
southern arid" southeastern Iowa. J. vl
..
latest
the
in
fered^—On
v
the
on
.
Federal
International
share,
per
Southern Utilities €o,p—Common.
Iowa
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
.
cents
19
in
'>
CAPITALIZATION .GIVING^FFECT. TO
April ,26,, 1962PA* G. Beqker, & .Co., Inc.,. Chicago, and r
x associates offered 75,Q0(K shares .of- this
firm's common v
>stock at .$42,25 per share;' "
^
*
amounted
compared with $932,000 in the cemParable-1961 period.,
for
$1,290,000
195,
,
on
$819,000, or
at
Provision"
—v.
ago,
year
a
cents
55
to $35,083,000 from- $31,-.
he said.
Net earnings rose to $1,243,000, equal to
the common. In tha initial. 1961 quarter net was - r
during the March* quarter increased
473,000
equivalent
were
York
New
areas
of
gain Stores Corp.
mon
&
,
'
Sales
supermarkets
of
,
stock-outstanding.—V.'194, p. 635.
Woodman,
B.
Herbert
period,
1961
told shareholders at their annual meeting;
President,
stockholders.
suburban
licensed department selling the company's general
the name "John's Bargain Stores" being promi¬
the exterior and interior of each supermarket.
The company was incorporated in the State of New York on Jan. 3.
1955 as Harry Cohen Merchandising Corp. and succeeded to a business
started in 1927.
On Oct. 30, 1958 It changed Its name to John's Bar¬
$2,282,476,' exceeding by 31%.'the previous record made in 1960.
Earnings were $103,833, more than double'1960 earnings of $49,806
:and
Earhings oif this producer mf- chemical; coatingS for industry-, showed
52
gain in the first three months of 1962 on a sales improvement
'
of
to
with
half
nently displayed
'company
reported
record
earnings
and
equipment,and services in 1961 in its An¬
Combined sales for
the year
Mass.
sales
Metropolitan
1961 the company instituted an experimental
supermarket chains under which it has in operation in
latter
line
were
InterchemiCal Corp.-^-Earnings. Up 52%—
-
Cambridge,
Report" mailed
the
Greater
urban and
States..
four
.
combined
.record
agent)for.
Atlantic
program
y
Inc.—Appointment—
Manhattan'Bahfc*has been, appointed.transfer
stock , of ^the. co?poration.w-y, 195, p. 522. :
Chase
The
•
In
7
Ionics Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
Hudson Wholesale Groceries,
.
company has 132 stores in the
and the remainder are located in
area
ago.
;
NetPearnings: totalled $2,079,000,. equal to $1.77 a, share based on
the average of 1,173,920 shares outstanding, and this compares with;
'$1,490,000;;or $1.31,. based on the * average, of 1,136,863, shares out¬
standing in the previous year.:—V. 195; p. 8."
v *
"Net earnings before provision, for Federal income tayes were $1,814,208 in the current nine months as against $1,590,835 in the 1961 period.
—V.
and. * $895,000
it believes can profitably and readily be sold at prices lower
retailers charge for the same or similar merchandise.
The
chain of stores has expanded from 53 stores in 1957 to 179
at the end of
1961. During
the same period its sales increased from
$9,993,13 5to $33,920,405 and Its net earnings from $150,961 to $551,463.
before taxes increased to $3,329,000, which compares With
for the prior, yean The provision for, federal income taxes p"
double" a year ago, due to a sharp increase in the effective
tax
rate. Total
provision was $1,750,000 for income taxes;
iorthe,.recentlyJ ended-; year;
as
other
company's
almost
was
.
than
;
'
~
totaled $6,262,000
and net earnings were $870,208, equivalent to $1.03 per, share on thev<
843,750 shares of common stock outstanding.
'
,
the
On
BUSINESS—The company, of 1200 Zerega Avenue, Bronx, N. Y.", is
in retailing merchandise, consisting primarily of wearing ap¬
parel, housewares, white goods and toys, selling for the most part at
prices under $1, through its chain of 190 company-operated "John's
Bargain Stores." The company's policy is to offer primarily such mer¬
-
7%
—
engaged
p.epartment Stores^ Inc.-r-Record Sales, Earn, p
The xompany .reported record sales and earnings for the fiscal year.
The -company- has. .reported -increases • In both sales and earnings; „
that, ended January 31, 1962. The announcement .was made^by. S. -W..
forsthp: nine -months, ended. Feb; 28, 4962. fcr s f-% t-'-m V 1 >
Cantqr, President. » c,
>
*,»,
.
"'According, to" Herbert^Brody; ' President,- operations dn 'the* fifsf tbr.ee ;•
Bales rose to:41d5;000.60d frdm $H4,3ntood a year ago,- reflecting
quarters of the compahy's Tiscal*: year produced'*a sales increase' of
the .company's, aggressive expansion in the .discount- retail field.'.
earnings
13%.'
/For
Offered
oversubscribed.
k
>
'
Common
—
24,
and
pet' ;shere oJt; $35.55 and working capital ot $6,highs,; Proceeds from the sale of, Placer were
$10,830,000, payment of a dividend of $1 per ■
fi&cat
Stores Corp.
1962, Hayden, Stone & Co., New York City,
associates, offered publicly,; 160,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $8;per share. Net
proceeds, esti¬
mated
at $1,124,000, will
be used to redeem all out¬
standing preferred stock,- finance increased inventories,
and increase working capital., The offering was quickly
Jan.
of
tp itockhpldets,' and. foir general corporate purposes.
During
At
new,
debt
-
V.
ings
outstanding.
then
Earn¬
Products* Inc.:—Nine Months'
Vitamin
Hudson
shares
600,000
Corp; became a subsidiary of South American Gold & Platinum Co. as
a
result of the latter's increased holdings whicn now exceed 50%.—
;r\.
...
recorded
to. prepay
tishare
privately through Glore,, Forgan-&> Co., New; ^
been -sold
York
used
the
on
yaliie
1962, -book
31,
• - 453,000
its^
of
$2,000,000
and
notes
per- share
half
net
pre-tax
profit of
$908,420.
taxes on mcome and minority in¬
equivalent to $1.40 per share on the
currently outstanding. For the cor¬
responding period of a year earlier, net earnings were $456,420. or 77
cents per share, calculated on the same basis.—V. 192, p. 1398.
Net.
income,
terest
591 260
after
provision
for
$828,363, and was
shares of common stock
totaled
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2036)
.
.
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
£
v!*...
V '
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—Partial Redemption
1962, through
ior redemption on June 1,
corporation has called
The
operation of the sinking fund, $800,000 of its 5%% debentures due
1, 1977 at 100%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made
at the First National City Bank, 55 Wall St., New York, or at The
First
National
Bank of Chicago, Dearborn, Monroe & Clark Sts.,
increase
Inc.—Sales Up 7%—
Kleer-Vu Industries,
Consolidated
sales
net
rise of 7%
a
in 1960. The gain
the $2,539,027 recorded
over
the
just
stockholders.
to
earnings after taxes, for the past twelve months
were $97,455,
compared with $101,128, in 1960, amounting to approxi¬
mately $.30 per share earnings for both years. This is based on
331,452 shares' presently outstanding.—V. 194, p. 848.
Consolidated
On
net
Street
Salle
La
Capital
Offered—
Corp.—Common
April 25,
1962, Bacon, Whipple & Co., Chicago, of¬
fered publicly, 250,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $9 per share. Net proceeds will be used for debt
BUSINESS—The
incorporated under the laws of the
State of Illinois on Aug. 19, 1959, and is licensed as a small business
investment company under the Small Business Investment Act of 1958,
as amended, pursuant to License No.
07-009 granted Oct. 27, 1959, and
is also registered
under the Investment Company Act of 1940 as a
closed--end, non-diversified management investment company. The com¬
pany's management and investment practice or policies are not super¬
vised1 by any Federal authority, but the company is subject to the Act
and the Rules and Regulations thereunder, and is also subject to exami¬
nation by the Small Business Administration and is required to submit
company
concerning
reports
its
investment in
first
CAPITALIZATION
February,
GIVING
TO
shares
Common
—V.
195,
($1
Outstanding
$150,000
$150,000
2,000,000 shs.
pan
342,250 shs.
at $9
scribed.
share. The issue
per
•
with
,
the company diversified its
limited
a
patented
line
dies
and
cents
62
share
per
:
a
in
quality
kites.
by
this
issue
further
had
company
will
be
expansion
used
of
the
in
sales
net
for
of
deed
GIVING
due
Dec.
EFFECT
TO
each
has
ditions
1,
offered
severally
of
$286,542
the
of
the
and
to
agreed
the
Kirkland & Co
of the
shares
which
of
&
4,500
7,000
Co
Jackson
Webber,
Curtis
Warrants
—V.
Stifel, Nicholaus & Co., Inc.
11,000
H.
G.
1924.
Lane
Co.,
Walker
Inc
&
its
4,500
Inc._
11,000
Co.
&
4,500
annual
report
shareholders
to
for
the
12
period ending Jan. 31, 1962.
In his message Raphael Malsin,
company's president, reported that the company not only achieved
peak performance in both volume and profits but also branched out
fast-growing, low-margin (popularly called "discount") depart¬
store
business.
under
accounting,
than
the $81,637,381 of last year," Mr. Malsin said.
shows a new rec.ord with $2,786,079 for the.
also
a
high
new
and
$2,605,911 for the previous year,
report showed sales of
of
an
"pooling of inter¬
$87,327,162
increase
7.0%
or
under
year
of
6.9%.
share
per
V.
1
844,050 shares of common
the three-for-one split that
on
after
stock
took
which
place
IJOJ.
..
Bank
has
aggregate
been
principal
subordinated
for
the
common
Co.,
stock
New »York
of
the
City, has
year's
in-
not
Bogardus,
Wilson,
Limited,
glass
affiliated
Ford
of
Glass,
last
(far
north
excepted)
Lorillard
the
three
the
of
Co.—Record
months
highest first
Chairman
in
and
a
Announcement
Nxchol,
Jr.,
of
L-O-F
MacNichol
said
the
purchase
President,
that
one
was
flat
Bank
April
of
sales
in
Canadian
in
registrar
1808.
operated under the
name
Columbia,
1,
1987.—V.
Toledo
company
by
of
Executive
1962
•
,
7%.
or
;
-
the
shares,
common
average
1962,
cents
outstanding
with $3,080,493
for the 13 weeks ended March 26,
dividends, the
shares, the
sales
the
for
weeks
13
of
per share were 55 cents
outstanding during this
earnings
average
1962
were
$109,404,266. Net
sales
period in 1961 were $89,110,434.
1962, the corporation changed its operating
basis with the quarters each including 13 weeks.
with
for
year
For
purposes
other
and
above
Scotia.—V.
Nova
based
Sales
for
outstanding
shares
2,554,229
the
on
at
the
end
of
the
period.
!!/!;;
Mr. Vogel pointed to the company's confidence in a favorable earnings
trend for the balance of the fiscal year and for next year although the
Redemption—
announced showed a decrease from the $6,684,000 or $2.65 per
the corresponding period last year, based on the 2,521,529
figures
share
195,
for
shares
then
outstanding.—V.
195,
p.
4C3.
Midvale-Heppenstall Co.—Federal Grand Jury Charges
Quarter—
Company With Price Fixing—
States
United
See
Steel
this
Corp.,
•First
Officer.
quarter
sales
net
of
'
issue.•
Higher-Net Down—.
Miles Laboratories, Inc.—Sales
Laboratories,'Jreached "an- all-time
President, announced
Miles
high while earnings dipped, Edward H. Beardsley,
at the firm's annual meeting of shareholders.
ended March 31, 1962, were $25,034,000,
the previous high of $23,155,000 for
Net sales for the first quarter
increase
an
of
compared with
8%
period last year.
V
Net
earnings were $943,000, which is equivalent to 23 cents per
share, compared with $1,131,000, or 28 cents per share for the first
quarter of 1961—a decrease of 17%.—V. 195, p. 1851.
the
same
Effective
Control
Penin¬
of
Mill Factors Corp.—Earnings
of
Peninsular
also
voted
to
change
its
name
Cox
to
Mill
Magma Copper Co.
1962
(pounds)
sales
Operating
51,748,177
47,212,396
51,566,849
$15,713,391 $16,091,384
!
income
4,151,903
Copper price — per pound (E. &
delivered Connecticut Valley)
$1.30
mine
Average
'
1,745,302
31.000
29.000
p.
1092.;
no
as
Marsan Industries, Inc.—Annual
Year Ended Dec. 31,1961—
Net sales
of
Cost
goods
,<
such
_____
profit
'
<
sales
248,107.82
the
doubtful
accounts™
Net earnings (loss)
Other income
37%
-
assets
(net)
Settlement
fully
on
reserved
G
the
P.
Fire
Mac-
property
now
All
and
the
of
fiscal
a
63.7%
year
'
' '
37 %,
increase in earnings for the
the comparable period in
over
net
sales
and other income
Auto Equipment Co.
for the nine months ended
from $1,447,834 in the same
comparable period.
per share were 83
cents compared with 51 cents.
2,843,153Vt shares outstanding.—V. 195, p. 1099.
There
Co.—Sales Up 18%—
company's consolidated sales for the
first quarter of 1962 were
representing an 18% increase over sales of $219,354,000
period. Net income from these sales was $19,243,000
and $15,508,000 in 1961, showing a gain of 24%.
1961's
1962
This
was
went
First
821.02
on
first
the company that quarterly
quarter-billion-dollar mark.
the first time in the history of
over
the
quarter earnings in 1962 were equivalent to
shares outstanding.
Earnings for the
28,061,051
1961
papers
will be formed, con¬
branches
located
at
Calgary in Alberta
of Bogardus,
Wilson, Limited.
'
Increase
amounted to $27,574,479 as compared with $20,126,945
months ended March 31, 1961.
Earnings after taxes went
the nine
sales
note
3,500.00
settlement-rental
loss
sales
in
Monsanto Chemical
in
4,312.38
Non-recurring;
with
f
Co.—Sales
1962
to $2,370,473
for
189.04
\
—
totaled a record $7,003,952
from $4,437,298 the year
"
$259,805,000,
1,801.27
.
,
Sundry
months
31,
The
1,254.30
58%
Earnings
213.58
debts
sale of fixed
on
Interest
bad
of
up
preceding fiscal year were reported by Monroe
up
\
(21,550.02)
property (net)
months,
Equipment
Auto
increase
nine
first
for
6,779.02
from operations
ended 12
195, p. 220.
recently
March
12,172.46
Provision for
announced by Fred W. Bailey, president and chairman.
with net income the preceding year of $65,800, or 14
on the average 483,820 shares
then outstanding.
for
the diversified' Los
Angeles-headquartered logistical
Consolidated
117,522.04
Depreciation
sharply in the 1961-62 fiscal
increased
Earnings 63.7%—
133,184.32
_
Administrative
was
sales
Net
the
and
Corp.—Earnings, Sales at New Highs
Systems
share
a
Monroe
Expenses
General
1962
31,
compares
cents
„
2,631,296.75
Selling
it
year,
before.—V.
$2,879,404.57
sold
on
of Missile
support service and manufacturing complex
„
March
ended Jan. 31, to an all-time high of $413,078, equal to 79 cents
share on the average 524,252 common shares outstanding during the
A
Gross
in the same period last year.
year,
in.
Reports
-
$135,145,562 in the first quarter of
of
respective periods: 7,022,778 on
1961.—V. 195, p. 1318.
the
Missile Systems
lia¬
'
-
of
end
Earnings
This
provision has been made for Federal income taxes
bility is expected for the year.—V. 195,
reported sales
company
compared with $103,152,981
the
at
a
1,627,722
M. J.
a share, in the first quarter of 1961.
major factoring and commercial financing firm,
$1.24 a share in 1961 on a record high volume of
and. 7,015,898 on March. 31,
1,725,729
,
$1.90
deferred
•
960,989
2,524,534
(1,328,187 shares)
Capital expenditures (including
development)
or
Earnings for the three months ended March 31 were $5,292,909,
equal to 73 cents a common share after preference dividends.
In the
comparable 1961 period the automatic controls manufacturer earned
$4,303,719, or 61 cents a share.
'
j
Per share earnings are based on the number of shares outstanding
790,599
794,945-
share
for the first
earnings
3,430,061
894,027
expense__
income
Per
11,295,316
40,452,861
44,046,939
Copper *old
Metal
and
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Sales Higher—
1962
3,287,191
Total:
a
$605,564,
The
1961
40,759,748
Mine
volume
record
to
$263,856,000.—V. 195, p. 979.
Copper produced
(pounds):
Magma Mine____
Factors,
earned
(& Subs.)—Quarterly Report—
Period Ended March 31—
pointed
$147,316, or 32 cents
Corp.
San Manuel
Yankauer
Mr.
meeting, a Peninsular official said the two companies
expect
to work
"peacefully" together with no plans
"at present"
ot merge the organizations.—V. 195,
p. 1925.
•
UpvH%—
for 1962 was predicted for Mill Fac¬
of $300 million
by Walter D. Yankauer, President, at the annual meeting of
Corp.
quarter of 1962 as an indication of the prospects for the year. Volume
in the first quarter totaled $73,231,000, and earnings were $168,057, or
31 cents a share, compared to a volume of $60,311,000, and earnings of
the
After
largest
volume
record
A
tors
on
Profit
amounted to 55 cents a share on 28,023,440
69 cents a share
same quarter of
shares.—V, 195, p. 641.
12,091.59
"Montecatini"
(9,458.43)
will
Other
deductions
Excess
of
net
equipment
.
Net earnings were reported by
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass for the three
months ended March 31, 1962 amounting to
$9,686,446, equal to 93
cents a share as compared with
$7,256,776, equal to 69 cents a share
in the first quarter of 1961.
.
compared
Joseph R. Vogel, President, reported to stockholders that the company
$2,553,000 or $1 per share for the 28 weeks ended March 15,
quarter,
Corp.—Acquires
Instruments
,
Earnings Up—
$12,465,847
were
increase of $813,000
an
..Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer Inc.—Six Months' >. Result,st-^
195,
the
Collection
manufacturer
signing
1962
corporation for the 13 weeks ended April 1,
equal, after preferred dividends, to 65
preferred
calendar
a
its
receivable
the
sisting of the parent organization
and
three
Nanaimo, British Columbia; Edmonton and
be
to
are
Canada, and its three
acquired by Libbey-Owens-
made
following
of
quarter,
the 1961 figures . have been restated to reflect
charges commented on in the footnote to the
enclosed consolidated statement of earnings.—V. 195, p. 1925, ..!,-,
269,657.84
p.
glass
quarter
1961
5,507,412
the
compares
Beginning
March
ended
quarter
Chief
first
the
Lynch
r*"''
appointed
British
of
represents
$3,629,330,
on
After
Net
sular Metal Products—
Western
been
This
quarter.
the corresponding
the tobacco firm reported, record sales
of $119,671,094, compared with
$115,023,841 for the same period last
year. Earnings for the quarter were $5,272,344, equivalent to 77 cents
per
common share,
vs.
$5,940,390 or 87 cents per share for 1961's
first
three
months.
Federal income
taxes
were
$5,414,000 for
the
quarter,
compared with $6,154,000 for the like period last year.—
V. 195, p. 1098.
June—
<*
195,
Vancouver,
distributor
major United
States
executive offices at Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.
This
1961.
31, 1962, the company recorded
202-year history; earnings were
lower than last year, reflecting heavy investment spending during the
period to launch Lorillard's newest brand, York Imperial-Size cigarettes,
oh a nation-wide scale, it was announced by Lewis Gruber, Lorillard!
Co.—Acquisition—
distributing companies have
first
the
for
■
the
of
to
523.
$2.01
was
been
company.—v.
Glass
>
McGregor-Doniger were
at the annual meeting
President,
earned
Rental
Libbey-Owens-Ford
all
193,
during the period.
appointed trustee and regis¬
amount of the corporation's
due
though
even
income.—V.
Corp.—Quarterly Net Up—
share
per
13,000 wts.
debentures
earnings for
1429.
Earnings
amounted
450,000 shs.
Layne & Bowler Pump Co.—Appointment—
Trust
first
195, p.
Mead
The corporation has called lor redemption on May 15, 1962, through
operation of the sinking fund, $132,000 of its 5%%
first mortgage
series E, at 102%%. Payment will be made at any branch in
For
the
for
$11,552,170 for the
—V.
FINANCING
13,000 wts.
1960,
against
■
sales
Total
Inc.—Appointment—
Manhattan
$50,748,200
$380,553
were
with
Outstanding
stock
and
5,448,940 common
comparable period.
1,000,000 shs.
common
charged
a
41% gain over the $270,092 recorded in the same period last year.
Earnings per share -rose to 37 cents, up from 26 cents earned in the
same period in the previous year.
' '
-•■! ■>'<■ ?' '•
'
bonds,
review
Last
Based on 1,281,075 shares of common stock
outstanding, the com¬
pany's earnings this year were $2.17 per share compared to $2.03 in
the previous year. Without Town &
Country, last year Lane Bryant
$3.01
PRESENT
sales
by William N. Doniger,
on
TO
than
more
were
_
earnings
1962,
Profit comparison
$78jl48,494 and profits of $2,539,384,
reported
publication and
primarily for
books
greater
1 ^ Country Distributors, Inc., which was acquired July
11961
Net
to 384 pages,
EFFECT
year
,
first quarter
comparative
convertible
the
shareholders.
college professors and instructors in the teaching
GIVING
$103,447
or
during
McGregor-^Doniger, Inc.—Earnings Up 41%—
1554.
p.
No
Sales, including Town & Country division
ests
reached
120
$1)
(par
purchase
Chase
Net
the
ment
the
in
reference
and
Depreciation and depletion
month
into the
engaged
been
reviews
of
$244,904,
was
Record
1318.
p.
for
3V2%
11,000
Co.,
Woodard-Elwood
issued
has
ranging from
Litton Industries,
The
trar
7,000
Bryant, Inc.—Annual Report—
company
to
195,
Interest
The
423,345 shs.'
$0.20 '"
r
in its just released 1961 annual report, revealed
its prior years' growth pattern with sales
(conspliincreasing by 17% to an all-time high of $2,100,363
flow totaling $1,261,4.20, up over 25%, compared to 1960. Net
cash
the
15 000
Reynolds
&
85,315
■
$0.25
corporation,
announced
1949, the company, of 128 Oliver
Authorized
&
_
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
4,500
Kreeger & Co
Higgiiison Corp
p.
Inc
4,500
Jones,
reviews,
stock
Common
Shares
Mason-Hagan,
4,500
Jamison & Co.__
and
Stockholders
650,000 shs.
subject to the terms and con¬
from the company are as
Paine,
-
* 435,259 shs."'
operations)
drilling costs
p. -704.
annual meeting of stockholders of Peninsular Metal Products
April 25, Lynch Corp., elected four of the seven directors
acquiring effective control of the company.
Lynch recently
obtained
53.3%
of the outstanding shares of Peninsular through a
share exchange offer which was opposed
by Peninsular management.
underwriters
number
Jersey,
outlines,
CAPITALIZATION
280,372
i
Shares
195,
and
agreement,
McCormick
110,966
177,740
1
979. V
p.
continuation
dated
thereby
$286,542
principal
aggregate
purchase,
underwriting
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc. 49,500
H. H. Byllesby & Co., Inc.
7,000
Coburn & Middlebrook, Inc
4,500
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks
—V.
The
a
of the course of
study of the particular subject, of a character which the author be¬
lieves to be useful as a study aid to students.
The company also pub¬
lishes compilations of selected
reading materials and dictionaries in
various fields.
Many of the titles are frequently used as required or
Corp.,
Outstanding
1.250,000 shs.
New
paperback
outlines
equal
cents
FINANCING
PRESENT
1,000,000
names
'
McCulloch Oil Corp. of California—Annual Report—
study aids by college students.
Such publications cover many
of the subjects currently being taught in colleges and universities, in¬
cluding business, economics, engineering, government, history, litera¬
ture, mathematics, nursing, philosophy, psychology, religion and sciences.
The titles are
selected by the company and are written by authors
selected by the company, usually professors actively engaged in college
teaching, under contracts with the company. The titles consist of brief
follows:
Lee
195,
$9,460,662
? 213,247
>
^
1961
!
$10,093,904
$4,402,935
1960,
-
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock
of
At
indebtedness
stock ($1 par)
common
for
part
line.
toy
1961.
interest 6V<t%
Common
in
1961
Authorized
Sundry
drafting
and
common
CAPITALIZATION
Contract
—V.
as
(P.)
entering the
business by
toys—drawing
Paterson,
sale
use
For
.
$4,213,701 in 1960. Net earnings were $311,388,
share, compared with $101,650, or 20
with
compared
from
required
REVENUES—The
to
of
aerodynamic
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
tools
St.,
the
oversub¬
was
...
Early last year,
1962
.
earnings after Federal Income Tax
of outstanding, common stock—
earnings per share—-.
Net
150,000
share.
BUSINESS—Since its organization in
April
BUSINESS—The company, of 3200 Snelling Ave., •Minnea'p'tflts; de¬
signs, makes and sells permanent indoor advertising displays, prin¬
cipally animated and illuminated signs.
toy field
sets and
per
Canada
26, 1962 Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc., New York City, and
associates offered publicly 150,000;,shares«of this firm's
stock
\
>w
_____________
Shares
shares of this firm's commo'n stock at
Net proceeds, estimated at $498,000, will
be used for debt repayment, publication of new books,
and working capital.
$4
p.
Lakeside Industries, Inc.—Common Offered—On
common
Net
Lobiaw Leased Properties Ltd.—Partial
1091.
p.
licly,
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
debenture
subordinated
5%
sales
•;
■' :■
Co.—Quarterly Report-
Net earnings before Federal Income Tax
25, 1962, Andresen & Co., New York City, offered pub¬
1960.
EFFECT
Sliirt
Period Ended March 31—"
Net
Littlefield, Adams & Co.—Common Offered—On April
was
its operations and financial condition to
that agency.
The company's principal office is located at 134 S. La
Salle St., Chicago, 111.
It commenced opertions in November, 1959, and
made
V
''
acquisitions,
recommended books by
of their courses.
repayment, investment, and other corporate purposes.
periodic
i''- '.V:
Giant Food Stores of Leesburg.
which were affected for an undisclosed amount
of cash, were announced by Harley E. Riedel, President of Li'l General,
and Clyde C. Long of Ocala, President of the three acquired companies.
(Li'l General Stores was formerly Pik-Quik, Inc., which was founded
in Minneapolis in 1958.)
*
•'
$2,720,832
totaled
Industries
Kleer-Vu
of
represents the 12th successive increase in yearly volume since
founding of the firm in 1949, according to an annual report
released
-A'/'.t
Li'l General Stores, Inc.—Acquisitions—
for dividends on the
provision
1961,
sales,
v.-V
.
4.8% first preferred stock, the
net profit
for the period was equal to 28 cents per share on the
1,530,644 shares of common stock outstanding March 31', 1962. ' On
the same number of shares the net profit for the like period in 1961
was equal to 26
cents per share.r-V. 195, p. 640.
in
■'
income
1961.
of
After
•
The
reports net sales of $5,612,370 for the first quarter of 1962, compared
with
$5,037,032 in the corresponding period of 1961.
Net profit for the period was $445,810, after all charges including.
Federal income taxes.
This' compares with $428,566 in the first three
months
higher
including those
Queen Co. of Ocala and
Higher—
manufacturer of molded wood pulp products
Maine,
Waterville,
in
Manhattan
earnings
reflected
a
substantial
to automotive customers.—V. 195,
the
that
This Tampa, Fla. bantam market chain, has acquired the assets of
three Florida food market firms: Lit'l Giant Food Stores and Silver
747.
Keyes Fibre Co.—Sales, Net
This
shareholders
P. 641.
June
Chicago.—V. 195, p.
quarterly report
George P. MacNichol, Jr., LOF president, said in his
to
Net
earnings
Deficit
—V.
at
end
cost
over
(loss)
of
194, p..2769.
fire
for
year
of
fixtures
and
loss settlement—
the year
-
(3,800.80)
e
Societa Generale Per L'lndustria Min-
Chimica, Anonima
(Montecatini General Min¬
Chemical Corp.)—Capital Increase—Stock
dend—Rights Offering Approved—
ing
,
$(13,259.23)
;
eraria
On
stock
&
April
18,
to provide
$(13,259.23)
^
1962
for
Divi¬
stockholders voted to increase authorized capital
20% stock dividend effective as of Jan. 1, 1962,
a
Continued
on
page
54
Volume
Number
195
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
6155
(2037)
Per
VV
Name of Company
Central
announcements
Dividend
tables.
In
first
the
nounced during
which
two
separate
dividends
1
*
.
Champlin
Name of Company
A.
Industries
Acme
••
.
}>■'-'pTtO ■•■'''j-':
.•
When
ir
Share
—•.
12Vic
v
Corp. (quar.).J
(qUar.)
____
Vending
B., C.
$3
Holders
Chenango
5-28
4V2%
3Va%
Acme Steel Co.—•
action
(No
•this
-
taken
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Finance
Aetna
at*
payment
common
on
—
10c
5-18
__—
10c
5-30
__
Co.
iquar.)—>
tl8e
62Vic
Airport Parking Co. of America, class A__—
7Vic
Algoma Steel, Ltd.
(quar.)
—-—$35c
Ltd.
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,
"Reduction
Co,
(quar.)
State
dividend
Class
B
Chemical
4%
the Class
both
on
A
Corp.
preferred
Cement
Co.
American Bank
Note
York)
(quar.)—•
Co.—
American
Cast
American
Iron
Electric
American
&
Power
American
Growth
American
American
Home
_
(quar.)_________—
(increased)——
Power
Hardware
$3
30c
49c
6%
pfd. (s-a)
Barge Line
(quar.)_
Pipe,
Foreign
(quar.).
(quar.)
5-29
6-20
4-25
6- 4
——
New
Tobacco
Incorporated
AMP,
Power
Co.,
Western
Gas
Co.
(quar.)_
Cork Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Armstrong
$3.75
Arrowhead
Artesian
Water
(quar.)
Truck
Associated
—
(quar.)
Puritas Waters
&
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
4.65%
(quar.)
Inc.
Arkansas-Missouri
Arkansas
___—
Corp., class B
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch,
class A
Lines,
(quar.)_
Atlantic Steel.
Atlas
7% preferred (s-a)_——
Foundry
(quar.)
,.
Brass
Bank
preferred
Building &
Basic
Properties,
class
(monthly)
A
(quar.)
S.)
(A.
Belding
4.25%
W.)
(E.
Co.
Stockholders
New
Bloch
Brass (quar.)
(quar.)—
(annual)—
Breskin Publications
(initial)
Bristol
Brass
Corp.
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—
$5.50
preferred A (quar.)
Bohn
Aluminum
Fintube
Brown
,
class
Mills. Ltd..
Fund.
Bullock
Inc.
(Del.)
■
"
Service, common
Water
California
5.30%
5.28'/i>
5.36%
5.20%
5.20%
5.50%
Canada
.__
.
Participating
Malting, Ltd.
Canada
(quar.)_
Canaclir.n
Petrefina
Canadian
Westinghouse
Cap
Gown
&
Carborundum
(L.
Carpenter
Carrier
Corp.,
4.80%
Cassier
Co.,
class
Co.,
non-cum.
Ltd.
A
common
(quar.)
Asbestos,
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)_—___—;
Extra
Central-Del
-
4-30
4-20
7- 2
6-15
6-20
6-
6-
5-18
^
56Vic
5-
6-
5-15
7
5-31
5-15
Oils.
Ltd
6-
1
5-18
7-
5
6-
Corp.
4-27
Class
B
4%%
7-
2:
6-
1
5-11
1
5-15
;
6-22
5-25
5%
J3c
6-22
5-25
Hotel
35c
5-10
4-30
4%
,
15c
50c
•
-7-
50c
2
<•: 1
5-24
6-28
5-25
$1.34
6-16
5-25%
1
7-2
___'
25c
Co.
(quar.)_^
Machine
series
pfd,
Co.
Natural
Gas
(quar.)
preferred
5.50%
$5
5-15
25c
6-
1
5-11
6-
1
5-15
iqc
5-31
5-15
6-12
5-18
6-12
5-18
6-29
6-20
15c
5-17
$1.25
5-17
30c
4-20
ioc
V
40c
20c
6c
t
5-16
5-
4
7-
1
6-11
$1 06 V4
7-
1
$1.50
5-
1
4-28
40c
~
(quar.)
Finance
&
Thrift
6-
1
5-
7
5-
1
(quar.)'
Co.
_Z
(quar.)
:
Foundation Fund—
payment
omitted
Business
this
at
6-1
International
Investors,
Machines
'
Corp.—
7^
5-
4
International
Petroleum,
Ltd.
Resistance
Co.
5-15
5-
1,
9
5-11
6-
1
5-
6-
International Silver
1
5-11
6-
8
5-11
5-25
5-4
J30c
(quar.)
(incr.
4
quar.)
new
com
1
1
5-10
75c
7-
2
6-
1
12 '/2c
Z-ZZZZZ
(initial )ZZ
66-
5-15
5-
1
$159
Lines,
10c
27,'2c
(quar.)
International Textbook
Co
6-
1
5-10
5-15
Diversified Services,. Lie.—
A
Investors
5-15
6-
$1.75
pfdZ(quar.)
income)
5-31
Investors
6-1
6-11
Inc.—
investment
Motor
10c
•
time)
_
net
5-25
$1 25
6-15
6-30
5-31
8
5-
split___
Quarterly
(From
6-
Co.—
preferred
International
3
4-20
6-15
6-1
(quar.)_
Harvester Co., 7%
6-
8
isc
two-for-one
International
6-15
5-11
10c
_
(monthly)""
A
5-31
5-18
6-
5-25
(quar.)
Stock
Fund,
Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment income
6-
1
5-
7
10c
4-27
4-26
6-
1
5-
7
24c
6-
1
5-
(quar.)
$1.37Vi
6-
1
5-
7.T:
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)_
93%c
6-
1
5-
(quar.)
$1.34
6-
1
5-
7
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
07V'2c
6-
1
5-
4
preferred
(quar.)
$1.37Vi
6-
1
5-
7
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
6-
1
5-
4
$1.25
6-
1
5-
7
(quar.)
preferred
'
,
5.65%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)___;
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
Hose
Rubber
&
preferred
Rule
Co.
6-
1
1
5-
6-
1
5-7
6-
1
-
$1.60
5-
7
4%
preferred
-
(Common
5-18
5-10
6-15
6-1
Johnson
Jones
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
Common
5%
(quar.)
10c
5-15
4-30
50c
6-15
4
4
ioc
5-
1
4-10
$1
&
8-
1
7-10
6-
8
Light—
(quar.)_
5-22
payment
omitted
at
this
time)
Johnson (quar.):.
Laughlin Steel—
6-
$1.18%
(quar.)
.*
&
&
$1:25
—
(quar.)
common
Jersey Farm Baking Co.—
7
30c
41c
(quar.)
Service,
Jane Colby (initial)
Jersey Central Poweir
5-7
6-
$1.42
common
(quar.)
preferred
$1.217/a
$1,41 Vi
_____!_
Public
Iowa
(quar.) ___2
District Electric,
Evans
1
6-29
preferred
$4.87 Vi
5%
6-
5c
$1.06J/4
__.
5.68%
Electric
5-15
$1.02Vi
preferred
Empire
1
Light-
6-1
32Vic
•,
6-
_
class
&
Water
Steel
Class
(quar.)
87V2C
$1093.'
common
9
Ltd.—
(quar.)
5-15
'
approve
preferred
(Common
Co.—
preferred
6-20
1
Quarterly (from investment income)
International Breweries, Inc.—
5-31
5-23
6-30
6-
$1.12'/2
9
f25c
6-15
5-23
6-25
50c
(inltial*q\iar.); l'H!iL__%hl_-i;i>
Properties,
Interstate
(quar.)
A
6-29
6-25
20c
Z
(N.Y.),
45c
:
15c
15c
.
6-
200%
(quar.)
4-17
(quar.)
55c
dividend)
Associates
4-24
ZZZ_
6-
,A6- 8
; 7-5
_
6-15
30c
5
7-15
split
(quar.)
5%
;
5
7-
50c
~~
10c
;
7-
7-15
~
Works
Institutional
.
4-14
1
7-15
'■■■■*?.■■
Tool
Inland
5-25
5-
•"
Industrial
6-
$1.75
5
6
15c
Inc.
common
4 Vi %
6-21
6-11
$1.50
7-
(quar.)
preferred
5%
40c
(quar.
7-
5-16
50c
(quar.)
Co. (N. Y.i—-
Syracuse
Indianapolis
4
6-15
(quar.)_____
A
1 reduced quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Stockholders
40c
__;
*
7
25c
preferred
New
•
5-10
27%c
Common
5-15
1
5-11
6-1
7-15
(quar.l~~
Co.
(quar.)__
Hugoton Production Co.—
4-27
1
7-20
ZZZZZZZZ1
Mfg.
Horn & Hardart
6-
5-26
8-
6-
6-8
(quar.)
6-
8Vic
8-15
23c
ZZZZ
._Z~~Z
Co.
$5c
(quar.)
1
$150
(quar.)
Valve
&
25c
1
1
21 Vic
1
ZZZ
(quar.)
30c
(quar.).
45c
~
(quar.)
Company, class A
Hoover
4-23
30c
common
(ouar.)
■
4-23
4-27
5-10
■
Manufacturing—•
Homestead
5
$1.50
5-15
6-
5c
Stockholders approve a two-for-one
New
common
(initial).
4
$1.50
__■•
(quar.)
preferred
Fafnir
Bearing
Falcon
Seaboard
(Common
Co. (quar.)___
Drilling Co. (Del.)—
payment
Field
Screw
Filtra-Sonic
Filtrol Corp.
First
(quar.)
preferred
25c
<
I
1
621/2c
(quar.)
$1.25
5-25
6-11
5-11
7-
6-
1
(Del.)
First
Trust
7-
Kennainetal,
Inc.
(quar.)
40c
37Vic
6-11
5-18
25c
,
6-15
6-
Florida
Power
4.60%
!
(Portland)—■
8
Bankshares
$1.50
General
5%
3%%
Eros.,
(W.
T.)
Kratter
6-
1
6-14
6-
1
6-29
6-15
68%c
:
6-15
25c
62V'2c
(quar.)__
6-29
6-15
5-
1
payment
omitted
Corp.—
„
;
>
this
at
.
time)
.
.
1
5-
7
14c
6-
1
5-
7
5-1
Class
A
(monthly),
14c
7-
2
6-
6
5-15
5-
1
Class
B
(monthly)
14c
7-
2
6-
5-15
5-
1
Class
A
14c
8-
1
7-
6
7-
1
6-15
Class
B
(monthly)
(monthly)
14c
8-
1
7-
6
7-
1
6-15
■
'
' •
•"
6-
1
5-11
Labrador
6-
7
6-
1
5-15
Lane
6-
1
' "
;
cf
Mining & Exploration
Bryant.
Leece-Neville
5-
1
4-20
Leeds
6-15
5-25
8-15
7-
30c
6-14
5-24
30c
6-30
6-
6-29
6-15
25c
"
(quar.)
27Vic
,
5
8
6-
1
5-
4
(Pa.)
Company,
(quar.)
5-
4
6-
1
6-23
6-
1
10c
6-
5-18
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.).
common
1
6-23
221/ac
(quar.)
Inc.
common
(quar.)
6-
1
Co.,
Travelwear,
(Class
Leesona
Lehigh
A
new
stock dividend-,
(initial)—,
&
—
of Virginia
6-11
5-31
5-31
5-10
1%
6-
1
5-11
6-
1
Lockhart
Corp.
6-
4
12 Vic
$2.50
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
30c
93%c
7-
1
6-
4
Increased
7-
1
6-
4
Lunkenheimer
Longview Fibre
(quar.)
4
30c
6-
5
5-25
8
12V'ac
6-29
6-
5-28
5-18
90c
4-30
4-15
35c
35c
5-28
5-11
6-
5-31
(quar.)—
Mines Co.—
monthly
Co.
5-
12 Vic
A
(quar.)
Lead
6-10
(Richmond)—
(quar.)
Lucky Friday Silver
5-11
(Tenn.)—
._—
Rollway Corp., class
7-2
1
•25c
(stock div.)—
Quarterly
Lipe
5-10
5-25
12l/2C
•
15c
Co.
5
$1.31 V»
(reduced)
Casualty Insurance Co.
Insurance
6-
5-10
5-
this^time)
^
Navigation
Quarterly
Life
5-15
6
Inc.—
Libby, McNeill & Libby com.
5V4% preferred (quar.)
Life
10c
common
payment omitted at
&
t50c
25c
2%
(annual)—
(quar.)
Corp^ (quar.)
Coal
15c
'
(quar.)_%____—
Inc.
Layne & Bowler Pump (s-a)
California—
(s-a)
preferred
6-
(monthly)
4-20
1%
Inc.
14c
B
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Mills,
(monthly)
1
(incr.-quar.)_.
Cement
Corp.
A
5-
(quar.)___J
Corp.
Co.
Class
$1.50
dividend
Rubber,
preferred
Grant
5-16
2%
preferred
Goodall
6-29
1
5-15
37Vic
Industries
Knitting
5-15
5- 4
6-
Co.
30c
•
(quar.)_
Co.
Goldblatt
4-16
Rubber
10c
(quar.)
Stock
Gloray
1
B.)
17Vic
preferred
4 Vi %
5-
(I.
5-15
(quar.)
Telephone
Georgia-Pacific
11 V'4c
Creamery (quar.)
1
Koehring Co., 5% preferred (quar.)___
5 V2% preferred (quar.)
Kleinert
$1
(quar.)
Portland
Steel
6-15
56y4c
preferred
Fireproofing
5Vi%
5-22
1
(Common
(quar.)
Acceptance
General
4
'
6-22
7.
45c
dividend
General
5-
$1,10
'
preferred
General
6-1
Class
r
$6
1
4
6-
2%
6c
(quar.)
Company
Co.,
4
65-
Knudsen
(quar.)
1
6-15
5-
1
_'_
dividend
4-20
6-
$1.15
preferred
'
&
Stock
5-21
16c
55c
Corp.—
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Gale
5-10
2
6-15
37Vhc
(quar.)
45c
(quar.)
Foxboro
5-30
10%
Banking Co. (Ga.)
(quar.)
Deposit (Syracuse, N. Y.) —
'
-'
Company
■
Keyes Fibre Co._
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Foremost
Dairies, common
Vi %
Kerite
Co.)
4.40%
4
1
'
&
&
&
1
6-15
40c
„
Wisconsin
First
5-31
6-29
Oregon
5-
18c
(quar.)
Quarterly
.
7-27
5-15
of
$1.25
(quar.)„_
Co.
COT'(quar.)
15c
Bank
Railroad
First
pfd.
Kelsey-Hayes
(quar.)
Field
5%
Kellwood
dividend)
(stock
Corp.
National
5-14
7-19
Marshall
Kansas City Stock Yards,
f
time)
this
!!
(see
Quarterly
60c,
6-15
at
Works
(Marshall)
25c
UOc
omitted
Federal-Mogul Bower Bearings
UOc
15c
Rio
Paso
1
5-21
1
1st
Stock
4-30
5-15
5c
6-14
12Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utilities
General
1
40c
Hobart
6-
25c
dividend
Washing
4-30
6-
8
Hill
5-31
5-15
6- 1
J$1 25
com.
25c
Mfg.
4-30
8c
(quar.)
preferred
Products,
4-30
4-30
5-15
6-15
40c
(quar.)—
4-30
4-30
<4-30
4-30
4-30
4-30
115c
(quar.)
5-16
6-15
B
Common
5-15
+6G0.
,—
(quar.)
E.)
& Co.
El
V
''* .
6- 1
5-15
6-14
30c
Co.
5%,
*
179c
150c
:
t3fd.___y."
Co.
4Vi%v preferred
Carter
B'.i
Easy
5-10
5-15
;
20c
preferred
6-
ZZ-ZZZZZ
(quar.)__
International
^"10
5-15
5-15
115c
(quar.)——.
A
4%%
93%c
(quar.)___
(quar.)____
A.
Corporation
Federal
6- 1
179c
Fund
(quar.)_,_:
Dymo Industries (stock
5-ii
a"1
34a8C
tl5c
-
5-10
4
5-18
25c
Hershey Creamery
(quar.)_
ZZ___ZZ_
Heyden Newport Chemical, common
iquar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
4-30
(quar.)
S.
preferred
Durion
5 10
5-15
27V2C
-5-15
33V«c
• 5-15
33c
5-15
33Vic "
5-15
32 Vic
5-15
32Vic
v 5-15
——
1
5-15
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
U.
Power
Stock
•T™
30c
—-
Extra
Class
35c
/
6-
J50c
$17Vic
(quar.)
Ltd.
Class
„
5-18
25c
6- 1
J- *
87T
*1
^
'
' 6-;-l
5- a
$1.12 Va *
fa- 1
* 0- 4
;
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred F (quar.)—
preferred G (quar.)_
preferred H (quar.)—_—
preferred J (quar.)_(
Foils, Ltd., common
4.40%
■
5-10
Inc., common (increased-quar.)
(quar.)___i_________l__.
Industries
6.40%
6-!5
5-15
40c
—
Industries^ common (quar.)—
3%%
preferred (quar.)_
——
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4 % % " preferred
(quar. )
Burma
Mines.- Ltd., Amer.* deposit receipts
(Payment; omitted at this time)- '.V.
„ Bush Terminal
Buildings (quar.)—
1
5-18
70c
(quar.)
$2 class
(initial)
5-
Dura
(interim)——--/yj. 125c.
Ltd.
Dredging
Gold
Bulolo
Burlington
5-25
6-
*
6-15
6-15
$L05
28%c
Powder,
5-4
4.75%
0
fa-^
'
6-11
50c
J50c
Express
common
5-15
7%
;
New
(quar.)
Dulany Food, 6% pfd. A
Electric, class A
9
fa- l \
,y
15c •
— —
net m-
from
(quarterly
Ltd.
130c
Hercules
5-21
A
5-13
$1 10
5-4
5 i»
15c -
...
income)
vestment
Bullock's,
(accum.'
(quar.)
(quar.)-
Falls
Hill
5-18
loc
30c /,■
(quar.)—
A
Co.
(Charles)
i4
5-25
9
5-19
b"^"%
_
%
8
6-
9
6-15
_^ZZ
Insurance
15c
,
15c i
6-
25c
:
Duncan
9-4"
^
5-
40c
Helm's
50c
b
——
1
Indianapolis Power
5- j
5_
31V4c
6-
(
(quar.)________
*
(quar.)
5-16
*
24
preferred
5-16
4-27
'0 17
5%%
5-11
b-ib
«=
Mfg.
5.36%
b-15
35c
inJ"
class A
Co.,
Sharpe Mfg. Co.
&
Brown
Bruck
Bruning
Buck
&
Ltd.
6-15
6-
y.
Company
Co..
Bowes
7-
J.
5-18
5-18
$1 11
:j:25c
(quar.)
v
4.10%
6-1
30c
75c
preferred
6-
5.36%
<
6-30
J5c
(quar.)
common
5%%
50c
5 Vi %
&-ii
----
(quar.).—
preference
Borden
—
(initial)
Tobacco,
Bros.
6%
2-for-l split—
approve
common
5%
5-22
Hawkeye-Security
(quar.)
4V4%
ii
4-23
Income
%, °"
e
4-30
Illinois
51.50.•••..,?7-,2
$1.06.4-•. 7 2
...
(quar.)
Electric, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
6-15
1
5-18
6-15
(
6-15
6-15
~
933/4c
:
1
6-15
preferred
2
preferred
7-
25c
(increased)
45c
(quar.)
preferred
common
$1.29
4%%
(quar.)
Company
6-15
$125
Hawaiian
5-20
4%
a
/- A
•
5-18
1
7-
.
preferred
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
5.60%
\
51.75
•
Gas & Electric—
6-
$1
6%
(Wil¬
Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)____
R.) & Sons (quar.)____.
Corp.,
7
1
(quar.)
Handmacher-Vogel, Inc.
Harbison-Walker Refractories,
6-
Dresser
j>- a
5-15
*
a-
'
; y
Insurance
'
_
fa-.l
'
4
preferred
8-
Easton
faOc
8
5-
5%
6-12
6-
Dravo
5-
7-
$127
common
Co.
13c
Drackett
6-11
$1.16
Ltd., common
(quar.)
25c
T
(quar.)
(quar.)
Blackstonc Valley
Bliss
common
5-
5-25
$2 preferred
4-2/
4-ju
6-1
b_lb
5-23
(R.
Dorr-Oliver,
4
35c
(quar.)__
''""
(quar.)_
Cotton,
17Vic
Eastern
$1-18..-417 /a c
35c
2
Water
Corp.
6-
Donnelley
b
i=
Hamilton
: 20c
Corp.
Investment
Donnacona
jffY
5-io
5-15
Hajoca
12Vic
6-11
K
Hackensack
5-18
(quar.)
Houses, Inc. (quar.)
Pepper Co.
(increased-quar.)
b-i
-
preferred
$4.20 preferred
4-27
(quar.)
Paper
(quar.)_
Clay
5-
in¬
(quar.)
Dr
7- 3
Wpc :'
15c
S.)
5-21
net
Z.ZZZZZZ
(quar.)
,_~Z
(quar.)___________^_Z-ZZZ
preferred
$4.40
Dobbs
7- 3
——:
%,
4
.
6-1
fa 15
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
Steel
preferred
7%-
(quar.)
$5
4-30
5-
common
;
(W.
5-10
12ft'
(from
(quar.)
Utilities,
4
5-
7-
Inc.
(quar.)__
Supply Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Dickenson Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)
Diversified
5-10
5-31
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5-31
6-15
Airlines,
Dickey
5-10
5-31
ZIZIII
Inc.
Co.,
States
5-15
25c
(quar.)__
___^
Welders
Extra
5-31
$ 09
40c
Company
$ 09
$.08
$5.08
1
75c
;
Y.)
&
5.16%
Gulf
f:
7c
Dentist
r
.
(quar.)
(N.
common
Corp.
5-10
Fund
4.64%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$4.44
27Vic
(quar.)
"___
&
Delta
J25c
Shoe,
Milk
5-10
5-10
Fund
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
(Pa.)
Fund-'(quar.)___
Life
3%%
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-10
5-
General
(quar.)_
(quar,)_______
;_
Plastic
J40c
preferred
Bethlehem
R
51-25
35c
(quar.)
Heminway Co. (quar.)
4a4%
&
Deere
4-30
*
5-25
&
Extra
b- o
5-10
s
Power
15c
;
Duke
•
Gulf
income)
(quar.)
Drewrys,
-
(quar.)
preferred
$1.40
Beck
D
6- 1
c
3"c
preferred (quar.)
Beauty Counselors, Inc. (quar.)—r.
Beaver
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.,
common
A
6-15
6-12
Honeggers
5-24
6-15
5-15
5-10
$5
Class
Crowley's
J-
(increased)
Common
6-15
..
35c
t$l
7c
15c
(quar.)
(A. J.i
Markets
Mills Inc.—
Beaunit
.
6-29
5-10
Gas
Knowles
&
Curtiss-Wright
5-24
*3iI4C
*88c
Equipment (quar.)
Barber-Ellis of Canada Ltd. (extra)
Bayless
6-15
Oil
6c
Equipment
Shares
vestment
2
5-
$.012
Fund,
income) %
Gulf
5-17
$0.15
Mutual
5.11-
5-25
Power
Co.,
Company,
Crompton
5-4
5- 4
4-30
5-1
4-30
4-20
5- 4
,
Guardian
5*11^
10c
Imperial Mills Ltd.
International Corp
Coty
Bond
6-1P
,
25c
income
Fund
Administered
Petroleum
6-11
-
Cosmos
6- 5
6-1
% 6-15
5-15
6- 1
5-15
5- 1
5-14
5-18
6-
Class B ___L__
Ltd.—
Gas,
(quar.)
5%%
6-20
1
6-30
Copeland
Refrigerator
(quar.)
Copperweld Steel
(quar.)
Corby (H.) Distillery Ltd., class
5-31
6-15
8c
Badger
Northland
Bailey Selburn Oil &
preferred
6-15
7- 2
25c
2/o
dividend
Stock
5%
..
5-15
6-
6-15
Copper & Steel Industries—
preferred (quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer
Corp:
(quar.)______,
5-10
5-4
5-22
5- 1
5-11
6- 8
Fully
$1.10
-
5%
5-10
5- 4
6- 1
6-1
6-15
933/4c
14c
40c
17 Vic
$3.50
4Vic
(quar.)
Collieries
Ayrshire
6- 5
5-31
6
Continental
-
(quar.)_.
$.02
Stock
General
iquar.)
Can
7-
;
1
(quar.)
preferred
Crane
37Vic
8a4c
40c
21,ic
37Vic
27c
$1.16 »/4
12Vic
40c
•
(quar.)—
Electric
Anderson
quar.)—
(quar.)
Industries
Amsted
$3.75
Co.—
(initial
common
3- 8
4-20
4-20
4-30
6-1
6- 1
6- 1
4-30
4-30
5-15
'6-15
6-15
6-15
commonr.—
(1956-series)
,
American
mington!
Continental
1
RR.
4-25
Co.
American
Brick
investment
_____
Common
4-30
Corp.
Water,
preferred
4%
8-
shares
time).
1
Corp. of America,
Continental
6- 8
5-14
(annual)—$1
""
7c
(quar.)——
30c
American Pipe & Construction
(quar.)
12Vic
American Potash & Chemical, com.
(quar.)
30c
$4
preferred
A
(quar.)
—^
$1
$5
special preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
American-St. Gobain (common 5%
and 6%
'
preferred payments omitted at this time)
American Seating (quar.)
40c
American Smelting
& Refining
(increased)
60c
Rail,
-
5-11
6-29
6- 1
••-••«6,/4C'v
———,
Container
this
6-30
Stock
Cigar
Fire
net
Capital Growth Fund
1
6-8
Natural
Edison
Consolidated
6-
2c
Commonwealth ' Telephone
Consolidated
P.)
from
32Vic
International
&
Securities, Inc.—
All
6-30
$1
87Vic
(quar.)___;___
;
Bond
(A.
Group
4-30
7-15
(s-a)_
(from-'investment
Composite
5-24
(quar.40c
Fund
(from invest-•
Co.
Income
Commonwealth
5-10;%
35c
12c
:
(monthly)
Corp.
Hospital Supply
American Mail Line, Ltd.
Mono
Fund
5-24
1
6-20
(quar.
Service
income)
Commonwealth
1
6-
7Vic
America
Consolidated
5- 1
6-20
5-25
5-10
3 Vic
Corp.
Products
preferred
;;;5-llf;?:
16c%;' 6-11
Fund
American
American
ment
S;! 6-21
5_16
7- 2 * f
6-15
6- 9
*
—
Commercial
American
Commonwealth
*4-30
5-24
6-
5-15
12 Vic
preferred
Credit
1
170c
*62'/ic
Aviation-Electronics—Electrical
(quar.)
Wire Co
of
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
common• (quar.60c
Insurance
Commercial
;
(2-for-l stock split)
Corp.
$isc
preferred
$1.12 Vi
Pacific
6-15
preferred
quar.)'• (35c
at
2
$2.80
5-15
(quar.)___
7-
$2.50
5-25
common
5-18
J15C
____'
(s-a)
9
1
1
omitted
(increased
6-
4-30
6-15
Corp.
Insulated
Colorado
"
(quar.l________
Products
Colonial
$1"-A
6-1
-5-16%
37Vic;'; ,%6- -9 ;;,v5-15
tl5c
6- 5 :-,'%5- 7
183/4C -' V 4-27 ; \4-20
__:——
(quar.)
Portland
6-8
7-20
75c
—~
Co.,
Common
Holders
Payable of Rec.
40c
,
6-
Green
s':75c
Co.____
convertible
Collyer
5-15
6-1
5-21
45c
(quar.)
(quar.).
common
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
Amalgamated Bank (New
$1.20,
City
-fy ;:t
2%•
Service
4-30
7l/2c
Ry.,
Cab
Great
Telephone—•
payment
Yellow
$4.40
1 4-30
5-18
and
stocks.)
Allied Stores,
Alpha
Cities
Credit—
(Stock
Allied
Chicago
5- 4
5-15
6- 1
6- 5
6-1
6-30
(quar.).
Air
All
(Common
Great
4-25
Sfiare
.
Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.)
Lakes Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
Northern Gas Utilities, Ltd.—
6-15
>
12Vic
'
'preferred
(quar.)
Milwaukee, St. Paul &
Chicago,
$->f-.v
time).
5-18
8
Company
Lakes
5-10
10c
y
(quar.)
Ohio
&
27c
'
^—
(increased
Chesapeake
5-11
6-11
Co.—
Co.:
preferred
Name of
5-15
19c
(quar.)__-_:
-
(quar.)
Unadilla
«fc
Co.
Refining
<fe
(quar.)___'
(quar.)^.———
Gas
Common
Payable of Rec
5-25 ~ 5-10
5c
Oil
preferred
When
•<£,:
5-
Service
Engineering
Chattanooga
Holders
Great
:
Public
Industries
Chambersburg
«
Per
split)
Century
we follow with
the payments previ¬
'
'
1
stock
Vermont
When
Payable 0) Rec.
Share
Service—
(initial)'
common
(3-for-l
Central
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
New
-j
an¬
Then
show
we
in
the
all
the current week.
table in
second
a
grouped
are
indicate
we
Public
Illinois
13
—
/
6
14
(2038)
/
Holdings,
MRA
Class
Ltd.,
class
6%
partic.
B
t,16c
A__
1
4-13
5-15
4-30
5-15
6- 5
4-30
5-15
Republic industrial—
(Common payment omitted at this time).
Republic Insurance Co. (Texas)
(quar.)
Revere.Coppe* &. Brass (quar.)—:
6-22
6-22
5-22
Revere
5-22
5-15
8- 6
5-31
5-
investment income
capital gains)
Rexall Drug &
Chemical (quar.)
Rolland Paper, Ltd., class A
6-
1
5-15
6-19
+50c
7- 2
7- 1
6-12
6-30
25c
42'Ac
$1.06 'A
40c
6-12
6- 1
6- 1
6-15
$1.75
Company
(quar.) —
Lake Gold Mines,
Extra
6-15
1
(quar.)
J30c
J36c
35c
t5c
—
Ltd.
Ked
Madsen
A
_—i—
(s-aj.,-
Metals (quar.j
Supermarkets, Inc.
5c
10c
35c
Magnetic
Marsh
Field
&
Co.
Electronics
Mason
1 J.
Mays
W.j
Mccriue
McGraw-Hill
common
$5.5o
—_
5c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
20c
(quar.j—;
preierred
Publishing Co.
(s-a)
(N.
(quar.)
&
Machine
Meaci
V\'/,
4
preierred
(F.
Means
57
W.i
1 quar.j
&
Co.,
.—
common
(quar.j
preierence
Mesabi
(quar.j
common
corp.,
7-20
5-15
Rowland
'6-8
Rubbermaid,
6-20
Metal
7v
preierred
Metaliao,
5-
Middlesex
Water
1,.
6- 1
5-10
a';
.•••
6-
Vulcan
5-19
10q
# 6-15
'
1
5-18
5'A%
preferred
Savage
Seaboard
5-15
Co.
Finance
louw-r
Corn,
v
,
76-
'
1
5-15
2c
4-30
30c
6-1
$1.25
7-16
55c
6- 2
12'Ac
6-15
6*
15c
5-15
4-30
15c
5-15
4-30
/
•
ui
6-
1
Waste
4 #
,
1
66-
5-
(quar.)
Waters
4
,25c
Seaboard
Saiety Appliances Co.—
preferred
(quar.j
56'Ac
4 ','2 %
Industries,
Mohasco
4.20C
common
preferred
3'A%
preierred
(quar.j
Chemical
Monsanto
Co.
(quar.j
Insurance
Lite
Monumental
$1.05
87'/2c
30c
25c
(quar.j
(quar.j
Co.
Rubber
Mohawk
10c
(quar.j
1
Baltimore
stock
I wo-for-one
Wheel
Motor
this
5-18
6-15
5-15
N.
6-
Shaelfer
8
A
omitted
_____^
this
at
split
—
4-24
5-15
Class
5%
Corp.
Preferred
(quar.j
12'Ac
_
(quar. 1
Stock
dividend
lie
•
.5-21
'
i
.i——
5%
1
$1.37'A
—
6-
1
6-
1
5-
1
National
(quar.)
Co.
Acme
Co.,
National
Biscuit
National
Casket
National
Distillers
Common
6-
9
5-19
Chemical
$4.50
Lead,
National
Marine
preferred
(John
New
England
New
Jersey
4.05%-
Jersey
York
Class
25c
Newmont
Newport
(quar.)
Ry.
Investment,
preferred
Bancorporation,
5.727/
Gas,
preferred
6-
8
pfd.
6-11
5-10
5-11
I
8
10c
!—__
6-20
5-31
6-20
5-31
6-20
5-31.
$3
Ohio
Old
Glass
$1.20
5-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-
5-15
5-
4
5-15
5-
6%
4
4
4
5-15
5-
8
5-
Edison
Olin
4.56%
Co.,
Coal
Ben
Mathieson
Oliver
Tyrone
Onondaga
Outboard
Pacific
5-
7
4-23
5-15
4-26
Chemical
Pottery
Gamble
4%
of
preferred
Parker
Ltd.
Corp.
Tool
Mfg.
Co.
5-22
5-15
6-
6
7-
3
7% preferred
Inc.
10c
50c
Pfaudler-Permutit,
Philadelphia
5-15
Texas
•
Inc.
Electric
Natural
Gas,
preferred
common
(increasedi_
preferred
pfd.
ferred
ments
6^
;
1
,6-
8
6-
5-31
5-10
6-
5-10
5.75%
# 7-16
5 if
;
5-15
16»Ac
O'
5-15
#':.
5-15
5-
2
5-15
•5-
2
25c
6-
1
1'
4.92%
80c
5-28
1
5-28
5-
3
5-31
5-
4
45c-
6-11
"5-4
6-1
5-4
$1.20
6-
1
6-
1
5-
&
;
(quar.)
6-
1
5-
4
1
a-
6%
A
and
6-
1
•
4
-
6-
#
$1.40.
5-4
5-
1
4
„
this
at
pay¬
iquar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(3-for-l
Co.
stock
Service
Common
of
J25c
25c
of
5-11
5%
Twin
1
1
5-21
5-
•
5-11
5-31
Aluminum
17'Ac
2
6-
1
5-15
31'Ac
9-4
8-15
6-15
5-14
5-
1
A
'
•___
American
positary
18c
5-15
5-
$1.25
6-15
6-
1
$1.31 y4
6-15
6-
1
I—
dep.
receipts
British
(interim)
per
Income
Corp.
Raytheon Co.,
(quar.)
5 '/a %
omitted
on
at
(qufer.)
—
■
7%
United
1st
time).
preferred
stock
V 63%c
J60c
7-
-
Car
Co
3
'
6-
6^
8
5-31
•
A
Class
A
Class
A
Sheet
States
U
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6-
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&
Metal
1
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6-
8-15
•
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25c
V
30c
7-16
4-20
4-19
.4-20
5-18
6-15
.
-
.
5-15
' 5-22
-5-115-11
4-31
- 4-16y
5-15
* 5to15v
.5-
3
5-
I
1
6-
-
45c
-25c-
(fromnet .invest-.
Can
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
;
1
5-18
4-10
5-18
(quar.)__
.
•
-
.•
-
_—:_-_c—
(monthly)
-
.
y
—
4-20
4-10
4-10
-
%;'4?20:
5- 1
%
25c.
.
w_——
(quar.)
-
4-23
5-25
5- 1
5- 1.
*
25c
•"
Furniture
/
5-18,
'#
5-21
$1^6'/4
.—■
JEquitable Assurance Co. (N, -Y.)-..
Quarterly
Fire
Casualty (Orlando, Fla.poQuarterly
.
€-15
.
"
3%c
50c
37'Ac
—.——
preferred
A, (quar.)
'
%
11-30
4-30
5- 1
12c
#,
5-31
8-31
6- 9
25c
•
9-10
25c. - ,12-10
5c
5-15
,
•
4-13
American Independent Reinsurance
(Orlando, Fia.)—
8
6
6-
5- 1
10c
.-10%
r
-..
income)/.,
American
5-15
'
Florida
'(quar.)
American Home. Products Corp.
"
;
of
Co.
^
Quarterly
Quarterly
7-20
1:
Assur.
(quar.)_i_^_;___-—;
American
5-9
6-
5- 1
'4-27
-5- 8
.
93%c
'American
y
7-20
6-15
Life
Co.
American Cement,
1
6-1
'
tankers
American
5-31
8-15
40c
.
(quar.)—12'Ac
'
.
'<•
„
"
$1.75
quar.)
#
37'Ac
r
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5-22
%
7- 2""V
Stock.dividend
American
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5-29
>
6%c
6-30
6%c>•
°
(quar.)
-
8c,
15c
5-15
#
7-30
4
—
Co.
._5,^
...,
(Newark, Nv J.)—-
-»
"#,4-20
-.' 6-
1
5-
———# #*%3Cc
,
27'Ac
1
6-15
7-1
6.
■;
Stock
Life
Insurance
dividend
Co;
1
.
5-, 8
,
4- 6
/American
.#
Stock
I
r25% y
;
Mercury Insurance
.? American
(Wash.,. D.
C.)
dividend
Meter Co.—
Stockholders
New
common
approve
6- 1
"
-###
;
5-7
6-1
(Alabama)—
4
6- 8
-.
-•
32'Ac
7-15
5-20
American
-
6-15
i
(quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
#_
Playing Card (quar.)—
—
'
of Delaware-
(quar.____-
Foundry
(quar.)
5-15
1
5-15
5-17
:5-22 ;
-7-31
5-10
4-30
5- 1
6-107-1
Broadcastipg-JParamount Theatres,
ment
5-11
6-29
$l.l2Va
(increased
Envelope
common
•
2'^''5-11
' 6-15'
25c'
45c
(monthly)
United
6-
75c
.
Book
$6.25
—
(monthly )___
(monthly)—J
America,
-5-Id
6-1
-25cy
■
(quar.)-—-—-
American Business.Shares
5-11'
6-
-
$ si
Corp.
of
•
<
5-1
preferred (quar.)___—____:
2nd
preferred
(quar.)__
vInc.
5-15
' 6^ 2
(quar.$i.37'A
Engineering & Foundry Co. (Pa.i—
Investors
•
.
American
8
"
,
20c
(quar.)_
Illuminating
•
——
American
;
common
4-18
4-18
4-12
4-12
—
Stock dividend
5-11
.
(quar.i
Lines,'
5-15
5-15
5- 1
1st
American
' " 5-10
:7*-3
-
preferred
United
the
this
■
12'Ac
—„
preferred
5-31
5-31
5-25'
$60c
-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
United
5c
Company—
(Payment
Air
5'A%
Class
(reduced)—..
5-25
6-13 "
-
27'/2C
•
(quar.)
preferred
Tank
.United
?
-
Tax
38% % ).
Rap Industries, inc.
preferred
Union
1
7>A%
de- A
6-15
u
•»
Common
less
1
l
United
amounts to about $0,027
shard
preferred
5-18
6-18
6-12
6-12
6-12
6-13
$25c
6- T
4'A%
t57c
5-31
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% preferred (quar.)—
12'Ac
5- 1
Amerada Petroleum .Corp.
(quar.)_———— ;
' 75c '4*30
#y American Airlines, Inc., common (quar.)_^l25c '
6-1'3'A% .convertible .preferred tquar. )i—••-87'Ac -.
6-. 14%
(quar.)
$4
Rank Organisation, Ltd
(Payment
preferred
$4.50
(quar.)
(initial)
common
(quar.
; - lTMid
preferred (quar.)___"62'Acf;'
Disc Clutch • (quar.)—
———;
•
Si -
$3.50
Mexico—
57<
preferred
(quar.)—
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
com.
Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.a.—Company (quar.)
$3.70
_
new
10-23
1
7- 2
#7-2
7- 2
7- 2
7- 1
.
Udylite • Corp.' '(quar.):____^——Union
Electric, common
(quar. j_^
Colorado—
New
6-
Co.
preferred
$3.75
;
7-23
JO-23
.
•
—_____
(quar.)_—
7-23
11-1
$1.15
—
(quar.)
7-23
,
i Aluminum Co. .of Canada, Ltd.—
1
7-
31'Ac
—
spliti—
Co.
6-
6-
5c
.
7, \
5c
Tuboscope
Tung-Sol Electric,-
6-22
15c
„
•15c-
Finance
Clkss ' B
time).
preferred
Service
-'-
^
(NY),
(quar.)——
preferred
4-23
•
V 6-
(quar.)_
of Miami, class A
4-23
"
1
11- 1
5%
——_
(quar.i
$1.43%## 6- 1#' 5- 4
{
^___;_
$1.45
61
5-4
(quar.$1.4614
.6-5
"5- 4
6.70%
preferred
(quar.)—46- 1
3- 4
Thalhimer Bros. Inc., common
(q'Uar.)____
15c
•
4-30 i ' 4-20:
3.65%
preferred
(quar.)__^___—__
'9iV4c
*4-30
4-20-
Traders
'
(quar.)__—
00
4-23
: 4-23
>11"* 1
'
$1.05
(quar.)____
.
6-1^
preferred (quar.)——*"
•
$1"
Thrifty Drug Stores' (quar,22Vic.
5-17
preferred
pfd.
—
•'
4%
pre¬
prior preferred
5 'A %
5%
common,
50c
12'Ac
Allied Control Co.
(quar.)——
6c
Allied Radio Corp. (quar.)_*.
8c
Alloys & Chemicals (Initial)19c
Allied Mills Inc.
(quar.)—
50c
Alside. Inc. (quar.)
a,
;
13%c
Alterman Foods,; |nc, (quar.)-—20c
(quar.)
Title Guarantee Co.
the
on
4.20%
.
4-16j-
5- 1
5^-11
5-
'• $1
42'Ac
$1.37'A
_____
prefeired
Common
Alix
4
6-'
;
$L3334
$1.37Va
"r
$1.38
Industries, Ine:
—•
Thompson Paper Box (quar.);_-.___,_
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge, Inc. (Ohioi —
5-17
(quar.i
.
,
6-"l v,'K5- 4
6-1
'- '5- 4
6- 1
#5-4
•
"
(quar.)____l——±
Co
.*5-15
.
;6- f % 7-23
(quar.-)_•
4-——_i—L-i.---v'■ -*
Corp., common.;
Power
;
50c» ..',-.:8-;.-l ^:
> $1 ■'
8-. 1
50c •
8-1
—L_—
Gas
4-25
4-16
-
.
'f" 1
$1
—---—•
Alan Wood Steel,
20c
——
—
:—___—$1.23
pfd; (quar.)___—$1.25
Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co., Ltd.—
:
6'/4%
preferred A (quar.)——t$1.56'/4
5%% preferred B (quar.)———_____ t$1.433/4
Alberton's Inc.,'class.
(quar;)
• 7'Ac
Class B (quar.)
7'Ac
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
5-8
200'%
•
-L—i-
preierred
4.60%^
5-'l
.
(quar,)—,—$1
A
6-1
5->lo
•
'
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'
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Alabama
'
'*..•% 51 %
'. - 50c
y
$1 "
-j--
(quaiy)
Alabama
?
10c #
50c
Bxtra
1
-5-
—•
(quar.)_-;_—1
.
6-25
5c- :;-%;5-15
-28c' ' 5" *
' ^
-
"
(quar.)_
A
Extra
5-17
$1.25
com.
B
Class
5-
# 5-15
"
y
'
5-11
6-1
7'Ac -.y'5- 1'
,
'
——.——-—
•
Class B
'
7
5-
5-15.
""
i
(quar.)
(quar.')
.
4-30
•
.
#
Extra
Class
preferred
Thomas
2
'
*
-
——r-——y
By-Proaucts;—
A
Extra-:,
5-15
(quar.)___-
preferred
5.85%'
1
6-15
40c
Class
--
%
5-15
4/ 7-
—
5-15
5-28
6-rll
5-_l
IOC
5c
,
.-
Extra
6-15
•
(quar.)
—.
preferred
5.80%
5-15
1--—^
Fund
Class
i->5- 8 #
1
,.
.
(quar,j_-——'—„—•*
inc.'
Control Products
Air
5-25
6-15
$1.28'A
1
6-
,
f
.
—
Process
-Alabama
#
4-17
6-29
v
,.
'
5-19
■
6-1# "5-
$1.C4
/
.
;AeFonca" M. g.'i. $'A
|preferf,cdi tadcufn.f-j.-L- •
Aeroquip Corp. ' (quair.) •'—;
:
5-19
1-
4-27
$1.08
(quar.)
5-15
Development, Ltd. (interim)—
Company iquar.l
I
Presidential Realty Corp. (quar.)
Prevor-Mayrson International (quar.i
Progress Mfg., common
iquar.)
i
'6'
5-15
"'•".'5-10•
#.5-25
',#5- 9
#'#5^:9
8
6-1
20c
(quar.)_„-__
6-29
-
industries,
Acushnet
Class B
—
preferred
6-30
&
Raymond
'
$125#
preferred
.6-15
Placer
Reading
"AMT Corp.
1## 5-15#
;5-21
-
$1.12Va#
5.52%
.31 (Ac:
,___
(quar.i
ac.ion taken
of
6-
.
$l.l83i "
5.60%
preferred
give
Advisers
6-
(s-a)
(quar.)l—
.
.
-
5-11
6- 8
6-29
•
#20c
5.50%
5-21
$1.37Va
iquar.)-.-
we;
I Name of Company
Transmission—
preferred
.5-15
20c
5-10"
20c
(quar. )
-—
stocks)—____.———
(quar.)—:—...
5-15
17'/bc
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
5-10
28'/ac
;
5-18
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
'
5-11
r"
4
4# 6--l'# -
flOc
35c
held)
'
.
&
#"6-
6-
••
shr.
5-15
J
? 6-S
##6- 1
..30c
■
Corp.
'
„
.:
1
$1.27'/2
each
Management
6-15
$1.25
the
on both
25c
Adams-Millis
Corp.
(quar.)——'
—
,18c
Adirondac c
Industries ' (quar.)- 15c
433Ac
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.125%
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—
Public
6-
?Acme
*r ; 5-25
,.
:
5-24
5-14
#
34%c
5%
"
preferred
$1.25
shrs.- for
a
5-28
6-15
12c
(quar.).—
6-1
6-11
10c
——.
2V
12'Ac
_
8-17
1
%
5-25 47-
'
;20c
*
—
9
25c
,
Finance
$1.25
common
9
21'Ac
5- 4
5-15i--
*30c
;
(quar.)
6-
1
: "
;' JOc '
'
4.75%
'
4
:'0c
•
(quar.i
6 'A %
Public
Fund
5-11
30c
20c
•
(quar.)
;
the. dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends !announced this week,; thcse'»being givenyin the
preceding table, ;#
'
.V''.'.
If-;
Per: ,u.When -Holders
5-17.
6-15
.
%30c #
9-
6-
30c;
•
;
(increased-quar.)
Eastern
4.50'%.
8
20c
.iqi-ar.
$1.25
Poor
"
75c
(quar.)
Co
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
(No
(2
Inc.>
5.35%
com...
40c
Co.,'common-(quar.)—
Shares
Common
8
5-
Corp., $1.60
preferred (quar.)
$5
6-
1
6- 1
(Maine 1,
■?
#'5-15 4
50c
82'^c
.A
'
De¬
•weeks and not yet
>
.
Piedmont
$4.80
•
4-25
6-22
6-
divid.
Texaco.
30c
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water
Pioneer
Electric
Television
Co.—
inc.
(quar.)
•
(quar.)—r
Co.,
class B
and
Radio
-Below
5-10
4; ^6-15'
preferred
(quar.)——
Mid-Continent Oil, common iquar.).
preferred
(quar.
Stock
5-
$1.75
(quar.)
Fuller
5-15
5-10
7- 2
.
% Zenith
: 5-10
6-29
45c'
*
(Mich.)
Corp.
Co.
(2-for-l stock split
Jewelry
common
'
6-1
'
;
,#10c
1st
'
Tampax,
7
4-30
Exploration,
$1.12 Vs
7-20
r
6-1
'
4%V
/.
pfd. (quar.)
5- 4
_
5-15
6-15
Zale
r
" >»;■
common
per
Income Tax)
—ii—
4-30
6-15
35c
(quar.)—
5-15
Common
5-15
75c
(quar.)_—:
5-15
(quar.)
(Calif.),
B
75c
Gear
&
!,
10c
12'Ac
A
(quar •
&
Co.
Investment
Baer
?
4
8-1
(quar.)„
v
6-15
6-12
3%
Sheet &. Tube (quar.)—
,-Youngstown
*
5-15
-6-
4-30
6-11
1
6-13
-
•
5-10
5-15
7-2
7- 2
+40c
(quar.)
$0.41
Co.
.
preferred C (quar.j
Inc.
(quar.j
25c
(quar.)
6-
"
,6-15
.
A
preferred
4-18
1
,1lc
i^uar.i-
(quar.)——
75c
Petroleum
$5.50
5-
6-29
(quar.)—
preferred
6-15
t62Ac
Worsted
$1.05
4.16%
5-31
4
Chemicals
Wyandotte
(quar.)__
common
5.10%
5-28
6-
Wyandotte
1
..-5c
6-15
5-
Wurlitzer
1
6-
4
class A
5-25
40c
75c
—
(s-a)__—*
less British
share
5-16
Ltd.—
Co.,
amohnts to about
6-
(quar.)
4.32%
7-
50c
Oil
(Payment
1.
positary
$1.10
5-15
1
5-
2»
5- 7y.
.6-15.
.'
25c
——
Ltd.,
&
ADRS
4-17
Forging* Corp, (quar.)
preferred
Tampa
6-15
5jc
iquar.»_
com.
7-2
4-
W.)
(F.
preferred
$5.50
(quar.)
Corp.
Machine
7
6
(quar.
Industries,
Pepperell
Perkins
5-
$1
Line,
1
13%c
;
6-15
4-27
••<
6-10,
5-11
6-10
5-11
5-15
,4-30
6- 8
5-15
6-22 y# 6-12
„
25c
—
—
6-15
y
6- 4
35c
85c
45c
(quar.)—
Light—
6-29
Superior Window Co., 70c conv. pfd. iquar.)
;
(Class A payment omitted at this time)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.—
5-19
5-25
7c
Pipe
C.)
& Co., 40c pfd.
(quar.)
Transportation (increased)
Pipe Line, Ltd., 5% 1st pro. (quar.)
Circle
;
5
(quar.).
Pendleton
Perfect
5-24
t22'Ac
(quar.)
7%"
5-11
7
6-
(S.
Parmelee
Pembina
8
6-
6-11
6-
(quar.)——
Pictures
6-
15c
....
8-1
&
6-29
(quar.)
preferred
Sunray
4'A%
.
20c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Papercrafi Corp.
5-15
5-18
37'Ac
Co.
America,
Tubes,
1
6-
50c
(quar.)
Stix,
6-11
20c
(quar.i_,
Eastern
Paramount
25c
12'Ac
iquar.)
Robinson
Corp.
preferred
6%
$1.14
(quar.)
Corp.
Packaging
Page-Hersey
(quar.)
20c
Corp.
Marine
Panhandle
pfd.
Corp
5-
4%, '
■'
.
(initial-quar.)
.Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
Steinberg's, Ltd.,
class
A
(quar.)
:
Stephenson Finance, common (quar.)
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
8
30c
___
6%
30c
(quar.)__
Industries,
(J.)
Woolworth
-
(quar.)—
Power
Wiser Oil Co.
7
Mfg.
31'Ac
diviaenm_a_
..Standard
Products
(quar.)
Standard Register new elass A
4
6-
5%
dividend)
(ouar.)
5-
Co.
15c
—.__
Corp.; (quar,)—
Bros. Co. (quar.')
3S3Ac"' *
istock
$3.30 conv. preferred
(quar:)
Standard Packaging Corp., $1.60
.
Sterling
Ober-Nester
5-21
50c
Fruit
&
Steamship—
partic, preference (accum.)
Standard
25c
$1.43
:—
(quar.)
'
50c
Brands,. common
Standard
4
5-15
2c
$3.504";preferred
5-10
343»c
37'/2c
$1
(quar.)..
common
"
Investors
preferred
5-11
6-
5-
'
S.). Dental
(S.
Wood
Standard
6-
32'/be
$1.12,/2
25c
$1.43%
6-15
iquar.)
Standard
40c
(quar.j
Wisconsin
5-15
■#
(quar.)
Chemical,
ty-Mf
.
B
4.20%
5-31
1
5-
15c
White
jWickes
.
(Calif.)
•Sperry Rand Corp., com. .(stock dividend)—
4'/s% preferred (quar.)
Sprague Engineering Corp. (Calif.)
(quar.)—
4-30
6-10
6-
Inc.
iquar.)
Spencer
6c
(quar.)__
common
Class
.
$1
(quar.i
(stock
Inc.
1
common
Wilson-Jones
6-15
Co.
Dock
(quar.)
Pliarinacal Co.
Nytronics,
7-
60c
(quar.i
Natural
preferred
Norwich
8
A
5all
6-27
.
!2'A'c
(quar.i
preferred
5.75%
6-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.i
Northeastern Water, $4 prior
Northwest
5-29
1
,
67r
4.507/'
2
7-
—
Western
Northwest
7-
$1
1
6-
1";
8
(quar.)'
Williams
Ltd.—
Speedry Chemical Products, class A
1
6c
Corp.
American
5'A%
6-
28c
—'
(initial
5-11
/
8
preferred
8
10c
Southwestern
5-10
4-27
4',4%
J.
7- 1
-#7- 1
5- 1
'
t
#
6-15
,
,7- 1-
30c,ry y6-" 1
30c
7- 2
-•'
•
,
,
37'Ac
37'Ac
:•—
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
i
Weyerhaeuser Co. (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
8
;
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-
70c
4.40%
1961)
6-
$20c
(quar.)_,
_
Manufacturing Co—
Railway Co. (quar.)-:
Southwestern Electric Service, com.
4-12
preferred, (series
6-1
Southern
6-15
—
preferred
(quar.)
5%-
8'
5-
1955)
15c-.
62'/aC
(Wash.)
common
A
7
5-
(series
20c#.
Soss
5-25
(quar.)
____
&
5-17
5-10
Sl.Ol1/^
Shipbuilding & Dry
News
Quarterly
Norfolk
pfd.
(quar.)
Zinc Co.
Equities, common
Mining.
5-11
10c
(quar.i
4%
20c
(quar.)
$0.2145
Corp.,
preferred
$1.55
5-15
5c
System
(quar.)_—:
(quar.)
$1.25
16'Ac
(quar.j
6-
(quar.)
Sonotone
1
2
—
Viscosa
5-15
5-
7-
7'Ac
preferred
5-11
1
5-10
Ltd.—
common
International,
$2
7
6-15
1
J$1.75 "
Canada
Paper Mills
$2 preferred
6-15
5-
6-
•
'
"
preferred
,•
5- 9
5-18
(quar.)—37'Ac
5%
»
!. 5- 7
,
,
Wesugate-California Corp., G'% pfd. (quar.)
iWestinghouse Electric, (quar.)_'—^
_v--•*
5- 7
#
.5-25 #
(quar.)—/.
(Howard)
1
15c
Inc.
Light,
(monthly)-
A
North
Electric
of
(quar;)—
Industries
6-15
6-
6-
(quar.)
(reducedi
Inc.
preferred
New
5-
iquar.i__
Power &
New
5-15
$1.06 'A
A
Terminal,
Co.
6-15
(quar.$1.12'A
$1.75
(Calif. 1—
preferred
preferred
J.),
Nestle-Lemur
7-13
30c
56'Ac
(quar.)
& Chemical
National Starch
Nesbitt
Co.
7-25
10-25
5-25
tlOc y
Resumed
Snia
(quar.i
7%
B
preferred
Smith
8
Corp.—
(quar. 1
preierred
Gypsum,
4 'A %
National
5-
25c
(initial j
5-18
(quar.j
&
(quar.j
National
6%
50c
37'Ac
—
common
new
Co.
preierred
4'/2%
25c
,
iquar.)-
8-10
11-10
15c,#
15c#
(quar.)
5- 7 .'
.7-27.
.
*
r
5-15
.
12'Ac
7-2
6-15
30c Is #5-15. ,...'y5-.' 1"..
'
Gas—
Natural
5%# preferred .(series 1952)
)
•
6-30
8-15
6-1
•
,
5-11
5-18
^
-
Western
CJ
,
;
6-11
1
5c
-
P.ojnt Mfg.< (quar#_—
'
Western Air ;Llnies
(quar.;)__—-I!—/
5-10' j 4 4-25
,
,
*10c
-
Ltd.___.
Mines
Simpson Lee Paper Co.
Simpson's, Ltd. <quar.)
6-28
Smith
Chemical
Naleo
:
(quar.)
Signode Steel Strapping,
at
.
•
1
9
26'Ac
——
West.
v,5-io
10c
'.L
preferred
(quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A
.
payment
common
1
5- <
6-
time)
——
■
6-21
.
preferred C (quar,)—
payment
Mfg.
/Weiss Bros., class A (quar.)
>
5-24
•,
;
7%
time
Murphy
B
6-
.r
10c
Pen Co., class A
Sherwin-Williams
4-27
5- 4
35c
(quar.)
(W. A.)
Class
.
Inc.—
on
C.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-18
Corp.—
taken
action
No
6-15
6-15
6-29
Security
5-18
Sherritt-Gordon
27'Ac
Fund
C.»
(B.
5-18
j—
Quarterly
Morton
6- 1
6-15
Surety Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Life & Trust Co.
(Winston-Salem,
5
7-
6-
25c.
,
Mine
5-14
«•, •
6-1
$1.13
>Wayne Manufacturing Co, (quar,
5- 4
6- 8
^
,
.
King Corp., 6%
(Common
5-4
1
4-11
# 6-12 '#•' '5-15
4§c
'quarterly;'
5-
1
%
5-15
l'
(quar.)
(Tenn, >
,
4-30
66-
Warren (S. D.) common (quar,).
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_..____
.Washburn Wire (quar,)
6-.1
1
#5-25 y
75c
(quar.)
5- 1
34%c
1
——#
.'5c v6-29
4—-.
r-.1 <c *4 6-J.4
;
4 25c, ,1 7-10
(quar.)
(quar.)—1
Corp.
Arms
Scott, Foresman
$1.10
32'/2c
29iic
293/aC
,
——
.,
$1.37'A
(quar.)
B.)
%
4
5-
5-31
,
Corp.
# -Increased
6- 1
5-
\Varner.-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co. (Del.)—#
~
:35c
43/4 Vf.\ preferred (quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)—
1
6-
Inc.
Co,
(J.
Volunteer State Life, Insurance
■
h
Fund,
Sciver
9
7'Ac
y
Co., 5% pfd. A
Vanadium-Alloys Steel (quar. )^
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke (quar.)
5-5
4-30
7-31
5-18
#4-25
x 8-15
Line
Raalte
Van
6-
$1.75
(resumed)—
prior preference (quar.)——
Value
-Van
5-15
$1.12w
.,
Regis Paper Co., common (quar.).
4.40%
1st preferred.A (quar.)
San Jose Water Works, com. (quar.)
5-29
6-li
25c
(quar.)_
St.
5-29
6-11
5-31
6- 1
(quar.j
,
S-15'
5-15
•
(quar.)
Inc.
6-
A
(quar.)__—
Holders
Payable of Rec. :
75c
,f
4
30c
1'AC
quar.j
Ltd.
5
6c
;
tl5c
$15c
7'/2C
• J 10c
(quar.)-—
,
4-30
iquar. 1—
(quar.j
(initial
Inc.
Inc.
5- 4
5-16
5-15
a
#
—
Valley Forge Products, class A«_——
Valley Mould & Iron, common (quar.
5-4
5-20
—
5rl0.
5-31
6- 6
6- 1
30c
12'/bc
$6'Ac
.
Rudy Mfg. Co.—
—
—
Ruppert (Jacob) 4'/a % pfd. (quar.)—
^
(Common payment omitted at this time)
5-25
87'Ac
ol $0.1216280 per unit
Thermit Corp., common
Products,
preferred
When
Share
Steel,'common,
tlniyersal Match Corp.
$5.50
;f5c
Royal Oak Dairy,
Quarterly
1
*
.
*
~
5-10
25c
and
net
Class.-B —
'Irust—
jrayment
-50C
* •'
States
7%
.
:■
-
realized
from
(Onioj
Co.
isngineenng
Quarterly
5-25
6- L,
~
Fund—
from
(5c
1
6-
20c
United
,
Y.J—
(quar.j
preierred
McAeil
(quar.j
(quar.j
inc.
(L.i,
.
J2 'Ac
:
Marsnali
;
Name of Company
% /
6-15
7- 2
Per
■
Payableof Reo.
25c
Republic Corp., $1 pfdj <quar.)
Monday, April30, 1962
...
Holders
When
;
Share
15c
$1.37'A
pref.
Participating
MacWhyte
Per
.
4-13
1
5-
J25c
:—
Ltd.,
MacLeod's,
5-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
„
Holder«
When
Per
Name of Company
/
,#4-16"
■
•
•
5-1
4-2
5-15
2%
4-25
5-31
-
2-for-l
(initial quar.)—
stock
split
y
.
L__30c
^
6-15
Volume
195
Number
6155
.
Per
Name
of Company
American
National
Quarterly
Quarterly
___r
American Natural Gas
American
';Class
.■
Insurance
Y.)—
5c
(quar.)
£
>;
30c
American
preferred
(quar.)
;
(from
capital gains realized in
4-25
.■;
5- 9
4-25
'
4-30
'>-4-18
$1.25
1961)
:
6-20
American Title Insurance
American
Tobacco
(2-for-l
stock
13-20
Bowater
:
1
Viscose
American
Water Works,
5
5-10
5%
preferred
Amicable
Life
Stock
Post
Andrea
Corp.
(quar.)_________
(quar.)c
Insurance
Radio
Corp.
(quar.)_,_
(quar.)
1
1
Co.
of
6-22
6-15
Bruck
America,
1
;72c
5-
1
XIV2C
5-
1
20c
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
-
,
.
4-
5%
preferred
Brand.
B
••v '
2
$$1.37'/a
pfd. B (accum.)
Appalachian Power, 4%#*'preferred: (quart).
Argus Corp., Ltd./ common (quar.)
62'/ac
_______
5-
$1.12%
Burrus
4-10
6-
1
4-19
$62VaC £
5--1
4-19
preferred
$2.60
preferred, (quar;$65c
Arizona
Public
Service
.+_
Co.—
series
B
$2.50
preferred
$2.40
preferred series A
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.36
$1.10
(quar.)
'
(quar.)
(Final
After:
•?
5-1
i
will
5-11
31,
$1.24
of
$1.25
per
$1.32
preferred
preferred
5-1
4-12
30c
6-
1
'4-27
25c
'
6-29
6-15
5-
1
4-12
5-
1
*4-12
$1
$1.18%
(Line,,Co.
(quar.)__+.
Atlantic Coast'Lirte RR., common (quar.)
5%
non-cumulative preferred
(s-ft)
Refining
3.75%
preferred
Atlantic
Atlas
Co.,
B
Consolidated
Atlas
$1.25
&
$55c
6-
1
5-14
4-16
5-10
30c
7-14
1
Canadian
4-2
(quar.)
preferred
3c
(quar.)_
10c
_
________
Mines,
Automatic Canteen
Automatic
Steel
Ltd.
Co..of
America
Products,
(quar.)
15c
10c
common
Caceili
1
4-19.
Carlisle
Carolina
5-11
Carson.
2
6-15
Conv.
6-30
6-15
6-15
•
£
6-21
5-31
5-15
,
f:;
•
4-30
•
12-31
Gas
12-15
6%
preferred
4.65%
Combined
6-
1
5-15
Combined
9-
1
8-15
Combined Locks
12- 1
11-15
^
5-11
4.25%
t
4-27
;,v
6-1
5-
5-
5-16
5-
2
6-15
6-
1
1
Class
B
-
From
1
Conduits
27 VaC
6-15
6-
1
Confederation
5-15
4-20
Co.
Edison
Natural
preferred
5Va%
J,)
4-
9
Conn
5-
1
4-
9
Life
Assn.
9
(C.
Ltd!]
G.),
&
Light
&
1
4-
$2.06
series
1
4-"9
$2.04
preferred
junior
4-
$2.00
preferred
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
6-
1
5-
4
10c
5-15
5-
2
25c
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
30c
4-30
4-16
(Chicago)
1
4-10
5-15
4-30
.V,
7-31
55c
4-30
25c
5-
1
3-22
5-
1
3-22
4-30
3-20
$8c
6-15
5-15
4-16
5-
$1.90
5-18
4-10 '•
$37 %
c
.
7-13
1
5-
1,.
$30c
5-
1
4-27
4-30
4-13
5-15
5-
$20c
5-
4-17
$50c
6-15
$1.37Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
6-
1
$50c
6-
1
5-
$5c
7-
3
Ltd.
$5
5-15
4-24
4-10
.
8
(s-a)
Consumers
Rp
Coal
4-
5
5-
1
4-
5
6-
1
5-15
Mines,
30c
6 ';
5-15''
4-
6-
$50c
4-16
6-14
6-
70c
-
5-21
.
4-19
1
2
6-
8
$4.52
preferred
(quar.)
$1.13
7-
2
6-
8
$4.16
preferred
(quar.)
$1.04
7-
2
6-
25C
6-15
6-
1
10c
4-30
4-
6
25c
6-
4-16
Continental
Casualty
Illinois
Aviation
r
(quar.)
&
Engineering iquar.>_
(Chicago)
(quar.)
$20C;
5-15
4-16
Continental
6-
4-30
Continental
Insurance
(Chicago
'
(Chicago)
Assurance
Naiional
Ban*
&
5-
5%
dividend)
1
5-
SI
(stock
5-18
Trust
iquar.)
Co.
1
8
7
4-19
3-28
•
$$1.25
5-15
.V
4-30
Continental
Investment
$$1.06
5-15
v
4-30
Continental
Life
,$75c
4-30
3-30
Continental
Mptors
£5-31
5-17
Continental -Steel—Corp... (quar.)
5-31
5-17
Continental
5-
1
(quar.)__
41c
5-1
4-
6
(quar.)
5c
5-31
5-15
Coronation
$1.06'A
6-
1
5-15
Cornet
Cook
Paint
Corning
$1.12 Va
6-
1
5-15
1
8-15
Crossett
5-
1
3-31
13 %c
5-
1
4-13
5-10
4-19
(Toronto)
Corp.
1
5-
1
7-26
10c
4-30
4-
6
40c
(quar.).,
6-15
6-
1
5-
1
4-13
17 Vac
(quar.)—*
(quar.)
Gas
Credit
8-
$$1.30
(s-a)
25c
6-
1
33c
5-31
5-10
$6c
4-30
4-10
5-
.
5-10
(quar.).,—
3-30
Varnish
&
Natural
Coronet
9-
5%
Insurance
5-15
15c
(quar.)
Transportation Lines
Stores
■81.12'/a
Corp.
Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
11 »/«c
(quar.)
1
5-25
5-11
15c
5-
1
4-14
15C
Products
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
6c
:
"
30c
non-cum.
preferred
Banking Corp., 6.%'
preferred - (quar.)__
$150
—L-.y
:
Automobile
pfd.
10c>
5-31
5-15
15c
4-30
4-17
37V2c
4r30
$34Vic'
4-30
(quar.)
__
preferred
Oil
&
4-17
Cascade
3-31
25c
$1.05
5-10
4-19
25c
4-30
4-
30c
5-
4-16
Natural
Gas.
—
5-
1
4-16
Celotex
$1.12Vi
5-
1
4-16
Central
Central
Del
5%
6-
1
5-
4
Central
Hudson
3%
6-
1
5-
4
Central
Illinois Light Co.,
i;
30c
"
dividend
Special stock
(quar.)
4-27'
17Vic
(quar.)
Co.—
Gas
stock
preferred
(stock dividend)
55c preferred (quar.)
V
Annual
-
International Corp.
5-20
Telephone, Ltd.,;.5%%; pref.y (quar.)
Corp. (increased quar;)y_^__^__
Avondale Mills, common (quar.)
$4.50
4 Va %.
Caterpillar Tractor, common (quar.)__.+____
4.20% preferred '(quar.)—____"
—:
Avalon
Avco
Aztec
•
Casa
.____
dividend______
___•:
5%
Corp.,
Coal
preferred
Coke
&
Rio
(s-a)__
—
Gas
Electric
&
common
'
41c
(quar.)—
1-•
6-15
26c
(quar.)
Industries,
Babbitt
(B.
13c
ispeciai;_
common
(initial-
Corp.
Quarterly
Quarterly 2
y':
pfd.'(quar.)
non-cum.
Co..
T.)
Bacardi
Baker
7%
quar.)
4-10
1
dividend)
L_
6-15
6-
9-17
8-31
12-17
11-30
Central
5-18
lOc
5-25
4-30
10c
4-30
4-10
Crush
6-22
(quar.)
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
10-15
(quar.)
$1.50
1-15-63
7%
preferred
preferred
of
Barber
Commerce
Class
A
Baystate
(James
Bearings.
Beech
Aircraft
Behien
Mfg.
Bekins
Van
4%
Bell
com.
preferred
Benguet
&
6-
4-30
4-13
1
Smith
7%
7-
2
1
5-15
15c
.Quarterly
(
Blue
Inc.—
Blue
'From
••
•
net
Inc.
Manhattan
4-13
6-
4-19
25c
V
"
income_____
8c
•>'
■
•
'
'5-14
preferred
Chrysler
•»
'4-30
^
•
'
"•
Stero
Quarterly
4.25
5-15
Corp.
6-15
5-30
5-
5-21
4-
5-31
4-13
4-30
4-25
SI
(quar.)
;__
v
4-30
4-25
30c
5-15
5-
4
(quar.)
5-
1_
1
4-
d
6-21
6-
1
-
$1.25
9-20
$1.25
_i_—
11-21
8-31
11-
2
5-31
20c
6-15
20c
6-15
6-
1
«
(quar.)
20C
Corp.
l;
(initial
9-
4
6-
5-
4
25c
quar.)_
9-18
25c
^
(quar.)__
4-30
;
4-10
7-31
7-10
25c
10-31
1-31-63
4-10
$1
5-
1
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
(quar.)
4-20
&
5-
1
4-10
$3.47
49
4-30
4-16
1
4-16
from net longcents from
net
13c
Light
(quar.)_
"
A
(quar.)—
9
7-
10-
8
10-
$50c
—
4-30
10-19
io-
Mobile
Tunnel
Homes
6-
2
5-
7
25C
6-
2
5-
7
$2
6-
2
5-
7
$1 " £6- 1
V
5-15
4-20
4-30
4-20
10c
5-15
4-30
5-15
15c
(quar.)
common
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
5-
$1.19
Corp.
(qitar..)___—
Co.
Alkali
I
i;
Coatings—.,
Fruit
Finance
Diamond
5
4-16
25c
class
Canada
Giorgio
Dial
7-
$50c
Chemical
Detroiter
3
6-15
l'Ac
common
(quar.)
2
l'AC
class
preferred A (quar.)
&
4-30
4-
7-
common
Soto
43'4%
4-30
$15c
A (quar.)
(quar.)—
Debenture stock (quar.)
Denver Union Stock Yard (quar.)
De
5-15
33c
preferred—
5-
12c
S'/a%
Inc.,
Corp.
Mfg.,
Voting
4-10
$1.25
i—
($2.98
Mines, Ltd., common—_—
Dennison
5-- IV.
$1.37'/a ;
—
.
25c
45c
(quar.)___
$4
preferred (quar.)
National Corp.—
Common
(increased quar.)
.
$1
:
4-13
5-
8
4-16
6-
7
5-21
6-15
5-21
Diamond
preferred
(quar.)
45c
37'/aC
—
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
4-
6
1
4-
6
5-15
6-12
5-18
8
4-10
4-30
4-16
5-
/
1-10
1
5-
6-20
i5c
Dialight Corp. (initial)
——Diebold, Inc., new com. (initial-quar.)
(4-for-3 stock split)
Dielectric Products Engineering—
55c
5-
8c
13%c
10-10
25c
25c
_i
1.
1
4-10
Common
$1.50
Oil
4-1Q
1
Quarterly
Di
RR,
4-10
1
Fund—
Limitee,
Estate
Detroit
87'/aC
Pacific
Stores,
Power
Denison
6
5-15 :
_
pfd.
(quar.)
Income
DeMun
4-30
10c
(quar.)
1
5-
17'/aC
income)
Phipps
Denault
4-30
4-30
5-
5-
$1.20
$1.75
capital gains and
Delaware
8
5-
1
preferred
investment
4-10
65c
Y.)
3
—
5'/2%
Water,
Vegh Mutual Fund
Dean
1
5-25
2c
5
$1.06
(quar.)—
common
Delaware
3-31
5-16
4%
inc.)
9-
12-
.
(quar.)
Transit,
term
4
Ry.
Quarterly,
-Quarterly
5-
5-
$1.25
A
Cotton
Quarterly
4-19
' 5-16
"
(N.
common
of Virginia
Ohio
de
6- -1
25c
1
investm't
(Increased-quar.)
4-25
■
-"15c
&
5-16
10c
dividend
5
12-28
4
$1.12
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
V 5%
5-22
1 'A %
5
10-
50c
'
5-22
6-30
preferred
Davenport
5-22
6-30
:_
(quar.)
Chickasha
4-19
1
5-
-
+._!
'
5- .1
-
6-30
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Milwaukee, St. Paul &
A
Churchill
4quar.-)_!_'j._.+i___^__r__ '
'
8-21
11-19
5c
6c
5-22
25c
preferred
A
(quar.)
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.—
5-21
1
5-22
6-30
—;
5%
11-30
15c
'
5%
9-1
r
.25c
6-30
34 c
preferred
Class
5-25
6-
.
25c
'
6
4-25
8
33'Ac
34'Ac
(from
Bank
Corp.,
Chesapeake Corp.
6-
,
5-22
$1.37'/a
dividend)'
6-
—
preferred
preferred
7%
'
Co.
(stock
Ritz
Boston
of
$4
5-22
(quar.)
the
Chesapeake
5-15
12 Vic
-
4-
6-30
10c
5
s.
& Light—
preferred
(quar.)
$4.24
Dallas
6-30
—
5-
7-
Power
4'A%
4-27
4%. preferred (1946 <fc 1947 series)—
6
3 Vi %
5-15
)__2_2_—yr 50c
■■
of
Chicago.
(quar.)____j___il2u___
'
Chase
3-31
4-30
Raceway__"_____;______
investment
Fund
6-27
.
Refining
&
Chase
4-30
1
—___2—__2___i
Brooks
Oil
Channing Corp.
5-1
Dallas
4-20
1
SI.25
(quar.)__
Charles
5
Philippine
Ridge Mutual Fund— *. V 4'.2
Bobbie
Co.
4-16
25c
—
(quan)
Publishing
Champlin
;
;
in
Belt
4-20
20c
*
yt.
List
Chain
5-
22c
(quar.)
9-17
50c
(quar.)
4-20
62 VaC
(quar.)
preferred (stock
Co.
(quar.)
5-
•
12V2C
__2^_.
(quar.)22_.
_____—1____I2£_1,
Bonnets
1
5-15
$17%C
Extra
Blue
2
5-
9c
iquar.)
A
$4.80
15c '
Credit,
Cherry-Burrell
Corp.- <s-a>
Quarterly
5-
20c
A
4-30"
,
9-28
5-25
—
,
(quar.)
Class
4-14
5-15
Co
Aircraft
Cessna
■
ry";'
centavos
West
Central
6-15
6-
1
i
5-31
(quar. 1
(quar.)
Certified
7c
5-
35c
6-18
4-14
5ft
C
2
4-18
1
27c
(quar.)—T__
(quar.)___
preferred'
preferred
6
15c
:
1
5-
£ 27 Vac
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
5.44%
5.48%
4-16
(quar.)__
(quar.
,
West
Century Industries Co.
4-
5-
$1.05
37'/a
_;—-
4-16
7-
200
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class A
5-15
■
Press
Class
;
£ 5-15
SI
(quar.
6
1
1
1
50c
(quar.)
4-
1
Blue,Bell, Inc.
.
1
5-
(quar.)
2_
Company
Binney &
5-
,
4-13
5-
;
& Mfg.
(quar.)
23
4-30
6-
(quar.)
5-1
$1.75
Curtis-Wright Corp.—
v6-
pfd. (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
5V4%
8
+62'/2c
(quar.)
pfd. fauar.)-^—___
1%
currency)
Best
3-3 F
7-1
(quar.)
Consolidated,
j (Payment * of
f
5-1
Co.
South
-
(quar.)
Intercontinental
Corp.
$5
$12VzC
common
(initial)
Hardware
Beneficial
$1.35
4-30
1
40c
Storage
Belding-Corttcelli,
Belknap
4-24
6-
2%
1
Corp.
Co.
&
(Cleveland)
4%
Telephone Co., common
$2.50
5-1
7V2C
Distilling
new
&
4
1%
B.)
Soya
Central
5-
$55c
:
1__—_
iquar.)
Inc.,
Central
45c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Paper,. Ltd.,
'
5-31
$45c
(quar.)-.
Corp.
preferred
Central
dividend
Bathurst Power &
Beam
N.J.)
(quar.)^^__
dividend)-
(stock
6-29
50c
^
(Newark,
7-13
Savings
(quar.)_:
Candy Corp.
Stock
&
Scotia
Nova
Oil
Barton's
Trust
(quar.)_
Montreal
of
Bank
National
America
of
Bank
Bank
4-16
50c
Cuneo
8
$1.12 Va
1
3-24
5-15
$$1.62'/a
;
(quar.)
1
8
6-
$1.34%
(quar.)+—_—____
4-30
$75c
American
5-
2
4-10
7'Ac
$1.75
preference A (quar.)
Sugar Co.—
Cuban
6-
'«
25c
(quar.)
6-
2
5-15
25C
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.40 preferred B (quar.)
12-31
Bank
.
com.
(quar.)
National
4.20%
9-23
preferred
(S. F.)
preferred
preferred
Co.,
7-
$1.16
——
;$1.50
preferred
of
Electric
7-
'
Co.
International, Ltd.—
6'/a%
5-15
Central Securities Corp.—
Piano—
Assn.
(quar;)
Central Power & Light,
4-27'
6%
:
4.50%
1
6%
Bank
Louisiana
5%%
100%
:
preferred
Central
40c
(stock
Oil Tools
(quar.)_
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (quar.)
^
4.64%
40c
:
Baker
6%
5-
5c
4-12
40c
Industries
Ealdwin
4-30
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Crowley Milner & Co. (quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal, Ltd. (quar.)—;
!
preferred
4V/2%
BMC
B
Crouse-Hinds
4-10
1
class A
Co.,
Class
6
5-
$10c
Ltd.
Oil,
.
(quar.)___
'■
5-15
1
40c
uuar.i
(quar.)
7-
5-
5-15
1
5-15
$1.12'/a
Continental
10c
6-
57 VaC
(quar.)
3-30
-
5-1
$1.25
______
preferred
4-30
$12V2c
a
$4.50
$60c
(quar.)
4-5
1
$5c
common
Continental
1
4-
1
Yj—
(N.
(increased
Power,
3-31
1
1
55-
;
Edison
1
$8c
5-
47 Vac
Yellowknife
preferred
5-
—^
;
1
50c
(quar.)
$10c
(quar.)
1
4-13
51c
(quar.) l_——11"
Consolidated Natural Gas (quar. >,
Consolidated Textiles Mills, Ltd.—
5% preferred (s-a)
v
(quar.)_
912-
4-30
5iy*c
(quar.)
Consolidated Laundries Corp.
6-12
com—,
]
9-15
12-15
7 Vic
(quar.).
—
Discovery
Consolidated
4-23
$10c
common
5-15
5c
,
(s-a)
.
10c
—
(quar.)
preferred
E
Consolidated
4-13
10c
+
(quar.)
common
1
$1.31'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
preferred
preferred
9
12'/a c
Ltd
(quar.)
preferred
5-
(quar.)
1
60c
common
Pine, Scott & Co.,
4-16
1
Co.—
Power
5-
Consolidation
Light,
1
$15c
(Toronto)
common
5-
(quar.>_«_
Power
5-
—
Connecticut
5c
A
5-
Corp.—
5-
(s-a)_
income
class
4-20
5-15
$1.06
Quarteny
1
$$1.25
Products,
5-15
$1.16
common
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
33c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Co..
27 Vac
$1.06'A
(quar.).4
Co.,
Gas
National
5-
t$l
Ltd.
5-
$50c
Land
Cos..
Amer.
of
31c
Ltd.,
1
3-30
5-15
$1.50
31'Ac
Ltd.,
3-30
5-
1
5-
20c
-V
18c
4—
Co.,
4-30
5-10
Paper, class A (quar.)
Concord
30c
Electric
$1.05
31 %c
(quar.)
;
i
Ltd.
4-12
4-20
1
15c
pfd.
Shoe Machinery (quar.)
Fund, Inc.—
regular investment income—
Compo
1
Dock
5-1
5-
Composite
1
&
9C
8C
Engineering
6-
Stone,
8
4-20
;
preferred
6-
17 VaC
6
5-
1
5-
12c
'
(quar.)
6ft
^
4-
5-31
—
(quar.)
Commonwealth International Corp., Ltd
4-13
75c
20c
1
12c
(quar.)—£
Corp., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)_
Insurance
Commonwealth
4
22 VaC
5-
$1.25
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Enterprises, Ltd.
(quar;)
4-10
—
(N.
6-13
o
*
preferred
5-11
1
6-15
Assn.
6-30
■
4-19
25C
(quar.)
5-
22c
(quai-.)_
; 5-15
87'/aC
System
6-11
—i
5-31-
6-10
;
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
Inc.—
Corp.
4V2%
5-15
5-31
3-30
6
30c
—
$1.25
$45c
Pood
4-19
7-
1
(quar.)
Columbia Pictures
5.25%
preferred
6- -1
-
Columbia
,4-13
Gas,
Plastics
Combustion
4-16
4-16
1
4-13
1
$25c
1
1
5- ;l
;
1
5-
Petrofina, Ltd.—
Canafund
4-16
1
5-
30c
$5c
(quar.)
4V4%
9
5-
10c
(quar.)
4-
5-
5S ,v--:
non-cumul. participating preferred
Canadian Utilities Co. Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
5-
.
ll3/ac.
& Co., common....
convertible prior preferred
Gold
5-
•
15c
._
(quar.)
Nichols
$1.20
Aunor
'5-1*
.
Colorite
31'Ac
6%
(Del.)
_
5-23
$62 Vac
Oil
Canadian
12-31
5-1
10-
6
&
31'Ac
Investment Fund
1-15-63
10-15
5-
$7c
realized gains)—
By-Producls
Oil
6-15
Industries.
30c
-
6-
Imperial Bank of Commerce—
$25c
30c
Colorado
6-15
Canadian
6-30
(quar.)
Colorado
6-30
income)—
Ser.vice_u.
(Quarterly from
4-16
4-20
27c
Canadian
4-16
(quar.)_
5-10
15c
(from
31 Vic
Quarterly
31 Vic
.
5-25
1
25c
Cut
General
Canadian
5ft
2oc
investment
net
Canadian
v
_
preferred
5
6-15
5-1
—
Preferred
__
Ltd.
From
5-15
5%
Physics & Science Fund, Inc.
6 Vi %
Austin
Fund,
Industries—
(From investment income)
Augusta Newspapers, class A
6%
Dredge
Canadian
4-
1
25C
J
(s-a)»
(quar.)—
Mortgage
5c
(quar.)
Canadian
5-21
___
Quarterly U
Quarterly ■;
preferred
5%
4-25
1
5-10
6-
(Atlanta)—
Colonial Growth & Energy Shares—
r-
Ltd., common
6-15
Development—
preferred (quar.)
Atlas Life Insurance (Tulsa, Okla.j
Atomics
4
Bronze
5-10
5-
Colonial Fund
Colonial
2%
Telephone—
&
6-12
93%c
1
2
5-15-
—<
North-West
Canada
Canadian
4
'5-
5-
dividend)
quar.)
Insurance
Crushed
6-
+25c
Chemical Co.
(quar.)
Campbell Machine
(s-a)
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Canada
6-18
4-9
;4-
Camp
60c
conv.
Steels,
5-
Fire
7- 1
5t 1
i:
Co.—
(quar.)_
50c
(quar.)
Mining
6-12
6-
1
$20c
National Corp.
10c
(quar.)
$2.50
(quar.)
common
dividend
General
Atlas
60c
Wholesalers, Ltd., 5,/2% pfd. (s-a)
Stock
Camden
5-18
13c
Insurance
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
College Life Insurance Co. of America,
(Indianapolis)
Colonial Acceptance Corp. (accum.)l
Colonial Finance; 5% preferred (quar.).^^
1
(quar.):
(quar.)
preferred
Tax
5%
1-
6-
'
,
$1.12 Va
(initial)
Dec.
:
4-20
7-
$1.12%
—
(quar.-)
(quar.j___—__—
Water &
preferred
6
5-15
25c
preferred
common
4-
5-31
$1.12 Va
'
New
6
4-30
5c
;
(quar.)—
Packing Corp.
(quar.)_.
California
"
4-
$18c
peferred
$0,076
about
A
4-30
(quar;)
preferred
California
5-11
1
Cole
15c
Telephone (quar.)_
Utilities, com," (quax,>__
.
convertible
5Va%
viV.
5-15
1
preferred
5%
5.40%
ended
be
(quar.)
)LoiPn^(.»uar.i^ :
City Electric, 4% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Atlantic
5%
3-31
/
6-
,6-
5-15
50c
(quar.)
annually '_a.
6-15
Interstate
Income
year
British
share)
Coast
.
1
Supply (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.
4-75%
•
1
6-
Associated Stationers
Atlantic
1
5-
$1.20
amount
Atlantic
1
5-
:
Class
10c
_____
(quar.)___—
5-
1
43%c
62'/ac :
preferred
for
payment
1961.
Athe.y
$3
California
1
Life
States
$30c
dividend)
Bower
(increased
Common
California-Pacific
1
4-20
Cochrane-Dunlop; Hardware tLtd.—
5-1
25c
*, '
(stock
•
Inc.
1
6-
$1.31 Vi
-
•,
Funding,
1.
6-
(quaiv)
(stock
California. Electric
'
1 •'
6-
Coastal
1 Va %
(quar.;
Co.
5-
27Vic
;
_____.i
preferred
5;
5-24
4-30
(quar.)
87Vic
special gtd.—-—50c
4%
6-11
95c
.
Inc.; common
preferred
(quar.).
5-
1
1
4-20
25q
6-15
$1.25
Electric Illuminating, com.
preferred
(quar.)____.—
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. T%- gtd.
6
30c
Castings
Terminal
Industries, Ltd. Ordinary
38%%
depositary
6-
56Vic
(quar.)__:
Electric
1
-
65%c
Water, 1%- preferred»(quar.)...
Dry Goodsy common ■ (quar. >_
Associated
5-
..
CFC
$1.08%
-
____
_i__
Associated
preferred
I
6-
4-11
5-18
5-
Louis
St.
Cleveland
1
4
15c
,
.
1
5-
7- 3
y
25c
$3.80 pfd. (quar.)
Byers(A.M.) Co. (quar.)
S':
Byllesby (H. M.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
v:v
5% -preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
!
1
6-
59c
preferred (quar.
$2.62Vi preferred series C (quar.)
Aro Corp., 4%%
preferred (auar.
5.25%
5-
' U'6- -1
60c
-
.
____.!
Bush
4-19
1
6-
.
'62Vic
(quar.)___._^____:
$4.35
Artesian
683/4C
<-
1
Ry.,
£ Increased
(quar.)_+._^__>;—.—
.
■
5-
20c
preferred
5-
Cincinnati, Chicago &
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Cochenour Willians Gold Mines, Ltd.
—
.
'■
1
'
6-
;
!
•
Common
$2.75
1
5-1
$2.50
(quar.)
4-16
?25c
Mills,
4V&%
4-19
:
$32'/2c
___.
1
5-15
—
Class-- B
4V2 %
(quar.)•_
5%
;
Buckingham Corp., clas$ A (initial)____
Bullock, Ltd.;' class A'- (s-a)_________-____
4-10
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.—
Anvil
5-
Cleveland,
6-18
25c
(quar.)__—
Products
<■;Buckeye '"Steel
4-10
Ltd.—
common
ic
5-15
■8%%
L,)t Inc. (stock dividend)
[m
Ltd., class A (accum.
Corp; (quar.)'___^_______T.^_____
Steel
Bucnanan
5-10
1
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Brunswick
,
1
6-
i
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6-
5-
.
(E.
i,
3-23
y6-
(quar.
5-15
8-15
11-15
12'/2C
£-.$4.50
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Brown Company:
-
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5-1
Ltd.
Brockton Taunton Gas Co.,
)■;,
;
,
,
12'/aC
_____________
-4-80
5-15
1
8-31
11-30
City Stores Co. (quar. optional—cashorstk.)
Clark Controller Co.
(quar.)
r
6-
51.25
$1.25
$1.25
•
5-15,
62Vic
Quarterly
5-28
__.—__—_______
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5-15
6-1
;
$30c
1
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_________
Trap
6-
.
25c
;___
13c
15c
1961 free of
30,
5-15
1
''
"
-
preferred (quar.)_;
Anglo-Newfoundland & Development,
preferred
1
Texas)—
$2.90
Animal
5-
6-
34%c
(Waco,
4-10
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Investing
Co.
(quar.)__
5%
City
4-10
1
f'
4-18
5-15
31'Ac '
'
1
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British Columbia Forest Products, Ltd.—
X& Quarterly
L—;;r $12V2C
British Columbia Sugar Refineries—
Preferred (quar.)
$25c
-;'
5
5-
5%
Products
i'4-
25c
37'Ac
_____________
4-10
5-
lng, one pence for the year ended Sept.
v,
6- 8;
,
50c
(quar.)„
common
5-tI
5%
5%
.
British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
;
Registered and ordinary bearer (one shill-
t
14- 6
4-30
Angio-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)_
4'/2%
preferred
(quar;)_.+__^,:____l______"'
5%
6-22
dividend
Anchor
•
£-30
(s-a)
British-American Oil,
4,-13
6-
■_
(quar.)
1
5'/a% ^preferred (quar.)__—
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5-
!_—
.
6-6
..
81.06
payment less British income tax—._
Breeko. Industries
5-16
7Vie
preferred
,
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Ltd.—-
Paper Corp.,
Final
' *
$1.75
■*
(quar.)__
7-. 2
15c
9-10
12-10'
Co.—
split)_7__
American
6%
(Miami)
4-20
'
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5-18
1
$1.20
——
Name of Company
l-'^'f 4-4
82 VaC
quar.)__
(quar.)
4.78*/o preferred (quar.)
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American
.
5-
87 Vic
6-11
9-20
40c
Co.1 (quar.)
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7%" preferred (quar.)_"
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$1
50c
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(increased
common
preferred
25c
t.;
When
Holders
"Payable of Rec.
~
£
"
30c
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Ediisan,
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.■
When
Share
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...
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,f f5 ^ ^preferred? fquar j
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9
>
(quar.|
Boston
4-16
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5-
-
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11-30
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'
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9-10
12-15
-
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17%c
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(Minn.)
6-
.
;
of Company
Fisheries
Corp., common (quar.)
4%• preferred
(quay.)•
,_u.—1._—
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)—
,
Pelrofina, inc.;. class A___-___;
B
Booth
______
American Premier Insurance
5%
(N.
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
—.—I',-',,, 5c:>■■■ 6-29"
' ■■"'■■££ 5c
9-23 '
£ Quarterly
(2039)
Holders
When
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.
Fire
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
,
.
Continued On page 50
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M'
•
;v
'.S'A
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2040)
16
.
.
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
)
FOR
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
16
55
Dec
21
52
Mar 12
52% Jan
3
75
Apr
7
69
Jan
17% Sep
25
Jan
3
68
Deb
Jan
3
24% Jun
5
6
21% Jan
8
75 % Feb
Jan
2
24 % Jan
3
33% Nov
22
29% Apr
21% Oct
3
43% Apr
17
16% Apr
Mar 14
109 % Oct
6
,
68
21
27
33% Feb
23% Jan
90% Jan
3
19% Nov
29
16
Jan
36% Apr
21
30% Apr
26
14 % Mar
9
11% Jan
5
73% Nov
16
86% Dec
12
68
Apr
Jan
18
57
84
13
26
70 Va Feb
4% Feb
3
41% Nov
9
Jan
3
20 % Aug
9
19 % Jan
2
457/a Nov
29
31 % Jan
29
Dec
11
91
Jan
4
37% Dec
29
88% Jun
8
9% Sep
93
38
4
10% Apr
27
53% Apr
4
31% Apr
27
41
Jan
7
40
Apr
25
48% Jan
2
55
Nov
24
47% Jan
4
53% Apr
19
Jan
6
6%
Mar 21
2
90% Mar
9
94
20% Sep
5
19% Jan
9
23% Mar
50% Jan
3
66% Aug
3
43 % Apr
27
14% Apr
27
17% Feb
15
Apr
16
7% Jan
2
44% Jan
9% Feb
31
5
Allied
Apr
27
66% Feb
6
81% Jan
3
3
7
Oct
11
44
Jan
3
81
Aug 11
21
16% Dec
52% Apr 13
10% May 11
70% Nov
59
15
84% May
3
14% Sep
28
21% Apr
19
Oct
25
98
Nov
17
110
25
18% Apr
94% Apr
May 15
26% Oct
26
Alpha
26
19
37% Oct
23% Apr
27
57% Feb
15
28% Jan
4
68% Mar 23
Aluminum
69% Jan
3
24% Oct
2
19% Oct
23
22
Jan
3
98 % Sep
36
5
20% Feb
34
Feb
9
7
May 11
27% Jan
119% Dec
34
Apr
130
104
May 31
Apr
12
47% Aug
10
27 % Apr
Jan
59
60% Mar 19
3
24 % Apr
5
11
16
3%%
40'A Jan
4
Sep"
15 % Jan
Apr
14% Apr
27
Jan
Apr
4
18% Jan
-
.
4
5
53% Apr
25
•
6 %
46% Jau
61% Apr 17
Nov 28
Apr
27
47% Feb
19
42% Jan
8
47% Feb
19
39 Va Jun
5
38% Jan
2
41 % Mar
42% Jan
53
7
46% Apr
18
70% Jan
97% Mar 28
4
51% Jun
41% Aug 29
34% Jan
4
Jan
36
33
"49
Jun
25% May 12
21
18% Feb
29% Apr
59% Jun
21
25% Jan
8
43% Apr
40
Feb
18
17
17 Va
16%
17%
13,100
31%
30%
31 Va
30%
-31%
12,500
17%
16%
17% V
16%
17%
12,400
72%
73%
71%
74%
70%
71%
60%
61%
59%
61%
57
58%
4%
3%
4%
44% Apr
27
77% Nov
20
64
47% Dec
6
20
56% Nov
57% Jan
3
20% Jan
3
23
13% Oct
4
8% Jan
4
55% Jan
2
1
12% Apr
18
40 y Dec
38
Jan
20% Mar
10% Jan
2,900
52%
51
51 %
51%
52%
50%
52 %
15,200
*93
5
Chicle
Commer
60%
,61%
14%
14%
19%
100
*95%
—10
24%
24%
40%
25%
63%
41%
25%
1
-.100
par
4%%
American
16
Mar 20
5 %%
42% Jan
"2
*0
Jan
2
18% Mar 13
53
Apr
23
American
American
News
American
Optical
Jan
19
49 % Aug
18
34
Apr
27
46
Jan
2
54
Jan
18
81 % Dec
4
63
Jan
29
73% Jan
2
29% Dec
29
46% Sep
13
20% Mar 20
32% Jan
2
3
3
Dec
62
2
Apr
5
21
15% Jan
8
May 17
142 % Jan
2
22% Jan
23
36
Jan
26
40% Feb
7
14
Apr
9
18% Jan
17
58% Jan
8
64% Feb
1
19
25
33% Jan
3
Jan
13
54% Jan
3
136% Jan
3
16
60% Jan
119
3
Aug
3
18
Jun
76
42
Jun
17% Nov
146
42 % Mar 10
50% Mar
,
9
26% Mar 21...
72% May 18
146 % Nov 20
93
'
142
Jan
2
28
78
Jan
11
122
Jan
92
Feb
27
11
3
7%
American
7%
American
16
20% Feb
27
14
82% Apr
17
99 % Jan
American
43 % Mar
11
34% Jun
5
3
139% Dec
13
3
111% Nov
3
131%
41
Jan
19 Va Jan
3
1
63
27..
27
Oct
26
Sep
18
28 Va
19
4
22% Feb
4
27% Feb
May 23
25% Jan
23
May" 11
34 Va Jan
4
22% Sep
17% Sep
22
34 % May
25
27% Apr
17
21
51% Nov
30 % Nov
1
27 Va Jan
3
58% Apr
38% Dec
44
Jan
3
65
33
Nov
20
33% Feb
2
90% Jan
13
37
6%
61% Mar 23
25 % Mar 19
American
American
Jan
8
Preferred
Mar 28
Preferred
26
Apr
16
15% Feb
15
Preferred
American
11
28% Jan
29
33% Mar 29
15
27
20% Jan
4
26% Mar 27
37% Jan
15
31 Va Apr
44
Apr
16
37% Jan
2
Amsted
27
52% Jan
4
Anaconda
3
93% Feb
92
16
Jan
17
48% Nov
17
15
26% Nov
30
page
33% Apr
42
Jan
AMP
,63 y
~10
.
14%
50 %
11,400
15%.. y
53
50%
,
9,400
6%
16
37% Jan
4
47%
.79%
81
Apr
3
$4
49% Feb
9
Anderson
24% Feb
8
Apco
5%
Zinc
/
i
47%
82%
22%
33
34'/4
453/4
44 %
45%
41%
.41%
41 %
41%
46>4
47 Va
l.ouO
79
80%
22%
4,800
21%
21 •' a
31%
30%
30%:.
45%
'44%
> 29
45 Va
•>
Va
32%
31%
_
82
21%
29%
29'%
29 Va
30
43 Va
*42%
44
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90%
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47%
46
47
44%
45%
441/4
44Va
71% V7lVa
70
71%
12,100
57%
55
56
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.
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441/2
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20
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33
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20
18%
19
19,400
10%
.
10 %
10:'a
10%
30,700
36%
36%
36%
37 Va
1,600
65%
67
65%
66%
64%
65%
62
64 7
00%
62 Va
38,800
28
28%
27
28
26%
26%
26
26 Va
2634
20,500
1
1C2
1.75
37%
18%
v
37%
18%
22 Va
*18%
22 Va
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31%
9%
103
30%
22 Va
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■
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10%
37%
18%
22 %
103
29%
-
30%
35%
35
35%
34%
35%
33
17%
17 Va
18
17Va
17%
17Va
*85
*59%
60%
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60%
59%
59%
30 Va
*29%
30%
30V4
30%
%
30 »/4
89,200
85%
40
34 7
*28
17%
V;
5 6 l/a
15%
16Va
15%
16
15%
15%
15 %
15%
53
51%
52 %
50%
52
50 7/8
51%
3(j
35
36
35a/4
• 36
67%
67%
67%
'
26%
46
16%
21,000
4,200
351/4
67%
66
67
66 Va
67%
2.000
27 Va
26%
27%
70.100
^
26
26%
26%
45%
45
17
%
26%
25%
45%
16%
No par
com—5
88,900
52
34
35 Va
35
100
15%
51
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700
28
*27
15%
25%
par
6,200
173/4
56
y,•
29
49,300
7/34%.
32
a
17%
353/3
.
10
50
29%
853,
52
l.bb%
400
3,000
103
30 Va
58%
57
*29%
181/4
22 %
18 V4
22
86
29%
17%
'
86
.7
*101
103
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26
221/4
22
86%
86
a
18%
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35%
2
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18%
22 Va
30%
10
37%
102
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1
Co
37%
22 %
'
,
9%
10
*18%
1
Inc
45
45%
43
%
44%
43 %
3,200
17%
16%
17
16%
167/a
16%
16%
33,800
152 Va
43
152 Va
25%
25%
26
25
25%
.24%
10
36%
37%
*36%
37%
37Va
37%
36%
37
par
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
15'.4
15V4
63%
63%
a
151%
151%
*83%
84 Va
*131%
134 Va
*131 %
134%
140
15%
62%
Co
*131V2
•
12.50
Corp
com
series.—^
series
series
.
5
'
23 V4
24%
6,200
87
85
86 Va
5,500
37%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
1,900
127%
129-%
126%
1281/4
123%
127%
128,900
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31,200
36%
,
85%
82%
41%
81'/a
80
82 Va
-.
*
54%
53%
54%
54%
57%
22,090
23%
23%
X231/4
23%
23%
23%
2,300
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28 %
28 %
28'4
28%
28'
23'/a
24
23 Va
29
*28%
27
26
*24%
-
28%
*26%
25%
12%
53
52%
30%
25'/a
*24%
12%
25%
*24%
12%
12%
52%
31
"
52%
52
52%
51%
30%
30%
30
30%
29%
16 Va
15%
28 7
Cable
Hocking Glass Corp
preferred
&
Co
13
16%
16%
167/a
16%
16%
27Va
27%
26%
29%
28%
29%
28%
31%
32%
32%
33
327/a
33
32%
32%
51%
46Va
45%'
45%
45%
45%
4 4'/a
45 Va
33%
33 %
No par
33 %
21.80
1
'
.
34Va
93 Va
43
'
33%
34 ,
93 Va
•
6.25
No par
43%
18%
18%
33%
,
\
18%
*
43
18%
a
28%
28%
14,500
32%
7,800
45%
30,300
"
33%
33%
1,090
10,100
'
33%
34%
93%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
93 Va
*93 %
941/2
*93%
94 Va
70
42%
34%
94 Va
43
34,100
33%
33%
34%*93%
>
10.300
16 Va
44
.
3,100
29%
32 %
45%
16%
20
4,300
'
1
J
200
25%
12 Va
27 1/4
12Va
53
31
27'A
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*24%
13
a
*27
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27
27
16 Va
,
800
130%
53%
27
Corp—1
13,100
130%
54%
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u
131
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131
130%
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1
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40 7
40%
40% -41 %-
54'/a
*26%
31
83 %
41 Va
-
3 6 Va
129 Va
25
52 Va
37 Va
130%
55%" "
No par
5,400
37
36%
36%
36%
35%
13Va
shares
23%
83
12<T%' 130%
,
131%
13 Va
-70
23%
84%
*24%
850
1,200
>:Z'j/
88 Va
42 Va43 %
Smelting-. 1
85
23%
42 %
25
&
85
87 Va
85%
No par
Lena
84%
133
3,000
9,500
•
1517
23%
35%
23%
25
84%
133
3,000
89
130Va
54%
62%
151%
36%
36
3,900
23%
129%
130%
25
Co
/
84Va
.
100 ;
63 %
151%
25
23%
88
37%
83%
42 %
.
-
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62%
132
35%
~
152%
88
23%
36%
33%'
common
83
l/a
151%
63%
132
85
25
com
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83 %
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152
151
132%
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1
151
61 Va
151%
33
preferred_10U
151
61%
61%
151
25
common
Works
_■
54,700
3,000
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25
Clayton
y ;y v
4
25%
Tel
&
7,700
3,000
,
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20%
6,300
47
46 V2
y
80 %
43Va
•
46%
21%.
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29%
44'/a
'
34.300
1
1
com
Co
Wire
21 Va
14,300
34%
44%
33 Va
-
26%
endorsed
Corp
4i%-
81%
47%,
78%
f y
9%
100
Anchor
94
Oil
47%
•'
45%'
22
41
47 Va
45%
39%
41%
35
45 Va
40
35
45 Va
34%
46%
No par
Co—
Industries
Anaconda
34 Va
36
51%
53%
151 %
5%%
Corp
Amphenol-Borg
4
52
12.50
Ampex
Jan
52%
58
Inc
Inc
37
Apr 27
17% Mar 26
27
Ametek
18
23
.31%
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; ',63
15%
15%
15%
y%600
6i
*31
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71 % >y
of-111
Refining
&
Water
27
Mar 30
15%
100
26,400
25%
Viscose
29
54
15%
15%
y
30%
*29%
63
7,700
17,200
.28%
60 r
60
..
30%
/
57
issued-——-_^_-—_—_6.25
2
__
60
63
70%
preierreu
45% Jan
Apr
Tel
14
25
33 % Apr
When
5
May 22
see
44% Apr
134% Feb
*58 :•
—i*29
64
.
29
28%
28
58%
preferred
19
Jan
44% May 22
45 % Apr
4
footnotes,
7%
27
21% Nov
For
12
12 Va Apr
y
Nov" 21
13 Va
2
51% Jan
5
29% Jan
25
27
27VaJ
28%
107%
107%
151 %
American Tobacco
Apr .27
29%
61,.
110
*105
1,800
3.800
31,800
20%
20
20:%
20%
20%
28
28 %
28
28%
112
.
70%
African luv Co Ltd—£1
Stores
105 Va Jan
7
Apr
Amer South
American
Jan
*105
115%
28,300
112%
109 Ve
113%
109
*151%
Co
36% Apr
.
28
-20%
110
—
*63
27
114%,
20"%
*59
18%
26%
70 Va
Chem
non-cumulative
136% Jan
80
Sep
6%
27
40% Apr
27
18%
26%
92,900
:
Develp'm't Corp 1
17
127
26%
18%
26%
58%
1
Std
Jan
27
19
58%
No par
No par
&
123% Apr
Nov~22
62%
71%
5
100
American Sugar
30 Va Jan
103 Va Jan
64% Jan
61%
*18%
19%
100
Snuff
27% Jan
121% Jan
24%
62 %
581«
preferred
107% Nov
t
23%
61%
70%
Ship Building Co—No
3
8
24%
64%
46
Smelt & Ref'g com.No par
28
34Va Jan
24 %
62%
45%
No par
Seating
American
American
23
32
25%
65
46
Co
&
Feb
37% July 26
25%
45%
preferred
Amer Research
28 Va Jan
5
17,000
45%
100
Gas
&
133% Apr
25 Va Apr
_
10,700
37%
45%
Co
Rad
24
24%
36
47%
Corp
Potash
Apr
24%
39%
46%
Photocopy Equlpm't Co-No
American
152
24%
47%.
issued
American
17
95
38
90 3/4'
Co
4
Apr
30% Mar 15
9
Nov
127% Apr
Amer
Meter
18% Jan 25
54% Jan
152
95
.24%
.
46%
Corp
Co
Fdry
Natural
34
400
96
*94
96%
41%
89%
Corp_No par
Climax
10
45% Jan
70
-
25
y;
48
Products
Motors
8
39,800
90%
Corp
Metal
American
55% Dec
12,800
18%
47
Inc
Metal
4
28
14%
18%
Co__—10
American
17% Jan
Apr
14%
19
10
American
When
37
28
&
19
3
14%
18%
10
preferred
19
21% Apr
Jan
Mach
3.90%
American
16% Nov 30
14%
19%
*
100
prior preferred
60% Apr
30 % Apr
30% Apr 19
15 Ya Jan 17
14%
19
78
3
Products
Investment
American
2
12% Jan
American
31
27
41
Hardware
American International
Jan
Apr
14%
47%
No par J
No par,.
Foreign Power
Apr 26
53% Mar 13
60%
88%
45
19%
Lines
Jan
16% Jan
*86%
24%
34%
*31 %
&
22
32
86%
40
-
40c
Export
American
17
22
61%.
86%
96%
51%
par
American
101
14
60%
86%
39%
24%
51%
Corp—
European Seoul'—No
21
139% Sep
25
Enka
22
Nov
6,900
7,400
62%
96
51 %
-12.50
—
May 24
61
59
-
41%
28
15%
*89%
Nov
39 y8 Dec
No par
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co
Nov
20% May 16
8%
25
*105
64 ■/,.
15%
42
95%
20%
,
62
30%
28%
3
y
30%
•••
1,100
1,400
15
■
8%
61 %
18%
18%
25%
26%
115
115%
28
28 %
110
*44%
20
3
:
'i-
*63
14%
42
8?h
.,86%
88
64%
20%
*60
10
15%
42 %
8%
24%
;
64%
No par
6
19
20%
*105
; 29%
2
Ind
Consumer
13% Jan
13% Jan
.
15%
42%
8%
40%
25%
<
■
*18%
19
26
26%
114% 115%
28%
28%
12.50
No
95%
15%
42
20
14%
19%
No par
W'
8%
,
it
19%.
14%
19%
*86%
88
15%
42
8% /
62%
61 %
?.
*86%
Crystal Sugar coinmow.lO
American
Home
24% Jan
8%
' 21%
Hosp Supply
1144% Sep
8%
21 %
American
Mar 19
78,500
15%
Burge Line Co
American
86
44%
93%
*
American
2
431
42
Co—
American
27
44 %
15%
•
8
Jan
43%
42
common.
8
29 % Apr
45%
15%
Corp
i
2
83
1,200
43%
1
Co
Jan
27
21%
45%
10
Co
40% Feb
20
21%
45
No par
Arma
33% Feb
86'/8 Feb
93 %
21%
46%
5
79
63% Apr
93%
21%
45 %
50
2
30
*93
21%
—1
Co_
12
13
93%
21%
42%
preferred
27
81% Oct
93%
21%
_.l
Apr
36% Nov
52%
93%
15%
—
5
5
17,000
10%
21%
94
42 %
8%
-—
16
13
10%
10%
10%
22
*93
—No par
No par
24% Apr
19% Feb
11
*35%
94 Va
*93
933/4
*93
94%
21%
100
common
60% Apr
247/a Jan
10%
*93
1
gtd
No par
35
104
11
94%
52
5
14
18
*93
9
26
105
8,100
51%
29
3
12,300
33%
*38%,
13,400
Apr
9
20 Va
31%
39 %
33%
89% Sep
99% Jan
19%
343/4
39 %
41%
35
20% Jan
20%
33%
31 %
28
3
2.300
20%
35'/8
40%
26
Jan
39%
20%
34%
41 %
Sep
26
39%
20%
35%
.34%
75% Nov
24
39%
20%
35%
;
34
American
12
39%
20%
35%
40%
72% Mar 21
Mar 20
39%
21
35%
.
11
58% Apr
9
7,800
41%
8
17% Feb
17,700
35
8
30% Feb
28
27,600
3%
10%
Jan
37 % Mar 13
70
58%
3%
34%
44% Jan
23% Apr
68
57%
-'
3%
40
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power
24
3%
42
Chain 4? Cable
American
American
9
39%:;* 39%
4
36%
Inc
Can
American
13
23
:
20%
Chemical
preferred
34% Feb
29
29% Jan
7%
51% Jan
Apr
'
4%
4
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
17
48
'
41 %
America
Bosch
American
26
89% Feb
84
2
5,100
2,100
33,800
17%
Brake Shoe
Amer
5.
72 i-y
31 %
American
17
8
Mar 20
2
17 Va
70 %
43
Bank Note common.
issued--
preferred
24% Jan
17
3
50
31% Oct
Jan
Jan
Oct
29
Jan
Apr
88
42% Jan
93
39% Sep
84
50% Mar 26
73% Mar 15
19% Jan
9
30
17%
71%
<17%
American
6
38% Jan
2934
17
69%
36%
Bakeries
American
30 %
17
41%
convertible
When
.
29%
18
72 %
10%
*35%
Airlines
American
29
65
65
;
58%
of
Co
yi American
31
17%
70
17%
1
Cement
Amer Agricultural
Feb
30%
18%
73 %
_10
-
American
31
18%
72
Steel Corp—a—1
preferred,
Corp
Amerada Petroleum Corp
1
31
18 %
74%
14,600
94%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
23
114
12
28
§iy4
Mar
23% Jan
25
69% Nov
8
31
27
30%
6,300
22,000
153/4
*93
Amerace
134'A Feb 15
2
20
27% May 17
15 Va
18%
100
Aluminium Limited
19
4
3
Apr
103% Apr
7
Feb
37
17% Feb
25
11
15 3/4
31%
2
Inc
Mar 24
20
15%
100
Portland
Alside
81% Mar 30
15%
72
5
convertible preferred
12
49% Mar 20
12
15%
5
30% Jan
30
16
12,200
18%
■
17%
Corp
16
25% Dec
15%
72
preferred
4.08%
16
62%
Allied Supermarkets Inc.—
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
7
71%
No par
Products
12
56 % Nov
Jun
100% Mar
6
2
18
72
18
72%
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4
18%
71%
30%
2
Allied Mills
24% Apr
11
38% May 16
19 % Dec
Jan
18 Va
17%
Allied Chemical Corp
28% Jan
36% Sep
28
23
18%72%.-
71%
4
4%
18%
71%
61%
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Allen Industries Inc—
28
35% Feb
4
27
i
18%
73 %
1
2
Mar 23
16% Feb
14% Mar 21
29% May 15
25% Oct
87
Jan
18%
0
31%
Allied Kid Co
40
27
12% Jun
36% Jan
57
77%
17%
Allegheny Power System
100% Jun
76%
1
Ludlum
4
Shares
54
*51%
77%
18%
Inc
convertible
12
54
76%
32
.
preferred
Dec
*51 Va
53
77% nr.
the Week
April 27
17%
common
16% Jan
V; 76%
Friday
April 26
17%
Gas Corp——
Allegheny
,
Sales for
Tnuisday
31%
Alleghany Corp common
5
50% Sep
*51 %
-
77%
PRICES
72 %
—No par
Inc
.
Products
4%%
12% Mar 20
15% Apr
4
3
Chemicals—
&
Reduction
Inc
54
76%
SALE
HIGH
April 25
50c
Products—
Industries
Alabama
93% Mar 29
8
89
J
Alco
35
40
Products
Air
A
:
1
—1
Corp
Control
2
Jan
Express Co
Aldens
32% Jan
Jan
1
4
22% Apr
39
15%
Co
Steel
Air
40% Mar 26
11
12% Jan
*51%
,
AND
Wednesday
-
April 24
73%
10
Tuesday
.
18"%
Air
19
32% Jan
18%
73
Aeroquip
7
27
'
.
78%
1
Admiral Corp
17
Apr
77%
Adams-Millis Corp
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
18%Apr 18
84% Mar 15
3% Apr
5% Mar 24
37/a Nov 24
35% Jan
1
5
25
Adams
19% Mar 15
30
4
'
April 23
*51%
54
Vending Corp
Acme
2
28
Par
ACF Industries Inc
3
4
8% Sep
61% Nov 29
ABC
21
26
13
Apr
22 % Jan
10% Jan
9
Monday
-
'
Laboratories
Abbott
15
16
15 % Apr
:
t
Abacus Fund
16
81% Mar
66%< Jan
22
17
Jan
3
17% Mar
27% May 16
38
55
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
44% Jan
80
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
EVERY LISTED STOCK
43
42 Va
42 7
42
42%
4.200
18%
18%
17%
18%
16%
I7V2
7.600
a
Volume
Number 6155
195
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
"
.
v A
.
(2041)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
33 Vat Jan
3
43% Apr
12
34% Jan
30
39% Mar 29
Archer-Daniels-Midland
37'/2 Sep
8
43% Oct
19
34% Jan
16
38% Feb
Arizona
Par
67% Jan
79% Aug
3
50
3
Sep
62% Jan
82% Jan
Apr
23
Armstrong
89
Feb
36% Dec
26% Apr
Jan
28% Jun
25 % Jan
41% Jan
18
47
110 .:
12
Arnold
23% Apr
.33% Feb
16
Aro
26
Arvin
20
Ashland Oil
53 % Jan
21% Jan
9
7
2
63 % Apr
27
80'/a Jan
4
2
Oct
23
25
16
10 -\ Jan
29
54.
27% Jan
16
10% Jan
19
4
5
91% Apr
6
43% Jan
22
50% Apr
27
16
25
81% Jan
3
48% Feb
A 86% Feb
21
2
40
Apr
39% Dec
20
42% Jan
3
60
76
Jan
3
84% Oct
21% Oct
11
30% Jun
5
19% Apr
27
V2 Nov
30
4% Feb
27
2% Apr
18
Nov
29
14% Apr
12
13% Jan
'5
24
21% Feb
2
10
May
4
;
57% Feb
87% Apr
3
16
Feb
20
29 % May 12
23
Jan
fl8%
2
45% Mar 29
13
27% Aug
2
21% Apr
22% Jan
17V8 Feb
68 % May
8
22% Jan
30
2
8
73%
50%
73%
"87
60%
45%
16 Va
22%
22%
22 %
23
2.50
27%
28%
26%
26%
26%
27%
26%
Industries
Inc
&
Dry Goods Corp
1st preferred
Investment
As Santa Fe
Line
Nichols
73%
*87%
88%
100
45»4
44%
44%
1,900
16%
•15»/2
45
-
*15%
22%
16%
21%
22
1,200
27
26i/b
27
5,500
26
14,300
.'V\
500
'
26%
26%
43
42%
I03y4
103%
108%,
25%
42%
104
109
108 '/a
108'/2
109
67%
64i/2
66y4
64
27i/a
X26V8
26%
25%.
26%
.
25%
*41%
/':/;/ ,y
42%
42
103%
1
103%
103
42
103%
108%
109
65%
64%
65
63%
26%
251/4
25%
25
♦109
•
2,400
;
109%
220
64%
6,500
10%
10%
25%
10%
10%
10%
35,900
ia%
ioy8
10%
10%
48%
10%
15,000
48y4
48%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47
2,000
90%
*89
47%
90%
■/;;
89
89
*88
90'/2
42
42%
41
12%
40%
41
40:
53%
40%
54%
53%
54%
531/4
4,500
54
52%
53%
51%
52%
17,400
100
;
-
•88
86%
87
87
87
87
87
86%
86%
86%
20%
21%
21
20
20%
20
20%
19%
20
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
12%
21/4
12%
2%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
16%
*i6y8
16%
1
No par
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
*24%
25%
*24%
25i/2
*25
25%
22%
21%
22%
2%
12%
17
($1.20) __No par
Co of Amer_2.50
22
21%
-/y716%
*25
H
22
25%
26%
27i/2
25 y8
25%
24%
28%
6%
26%
20%
24%
26%
27
27%
870
7,100
26,400
2,800
>!'
500
25%
*261/8
26%
5c
Corp
80
86 %
20%
1
1
Electronics
50
22
26%'
>r .VK'V
10
common
pref
5,400
22
<
,
:
43
Corp
Avnet
22,100
73%
881/4
89%
preferred
Avco
50
50%
73I/8
42%
Industries
Automatic Canteen
13
47%
12,400
89i/4
common
prior
50,400
20
Chemical
Conv
/■:/'
27%
103%
26%
58%
No par
RR
Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred
5%
43
57%
.
47%
10
100
Atlantic
Austin
30% Mar 29
com_ 10
com__4V2
preferred
Corp
108%
26%
43
3,900
37'/8
58%
•871/4
105%
vV 67
10
City Electric Co
Coast
♦42%
104
1
100
Co
non-cumulative preferred
Atlas
2
com
*22
■26%
Shares
37
49%
45%
-16%
the Week
April 27
38%
38%
73
73%
:
Friday
37%
57
87
2.50
Corp
x37
51%
731/8
87
161/a
Atlantic
2
50%
73%
45%
Corp
,
60%
88
*87
16
4%
6
57%
50%
73%
88
45 y2
Atlas
28% Feb
1
common
Co
59%
16%
5
Jan
62%
50%
45%
23
.31% Jan
58%
50 Ya
*15%
5%
25 y4 Mar 30
1
27% Sep 19
13% Jan
3
37%
M51/2
Atlantic
9
12% Apr
11% Jan 17
May 10
Feb
39%
37
_5
Atchison Topeka
15
25 y2 Feb
:
39%
37%
No par
Constable
5.25%
.
49 y2 Jan
39J/a
37
1
Associates
2
87% Feb
July 14
Apr 27
Co
Associated
Mar 12
46
Aug 24
39 y8
37%
Refining common—1
2nd preferred $1.50 series_No par
20
109% Feb
108% Apr
•
10% Nov
.3
83
46% Feb
8
2
21
Nov
3
9% Jan
35% Jan
;
Jan
98
July
-82
102% Feb
•
39%
5
Cork
April 26
38%
39%
38%
10
Sales for
Thursday
371/4
Corp
Rubber
HIGH SALE PRICES
April 25
2.50
Co
preferred
Jan
105% Jan
Jun
115% Dec
69% Feb
$3.75
Armstrong
18
35% Jan
9
Mar 22
28% Feb
24
22
Apr
AND
Wednesday
April 24
No par
Service
Co
18
22
,20
,
&
47
■
18
20% Jan
24 % Aug
5
Armour
■73% Apr
3
16
Steel
Armco
16
2
43% Jan
Public
57% Feb
11
July 28
5
71% Mar 15
26
27
May 22
A 19% Sep 19
13% Mar 16
20
6
Apr
Apr
46
I
4
11
Jan
i 47%
85 %
Jan
78% Jan
30
3
74% Oct
;
9
53% Aug
3
37% Jan
57
Tuesday
April 23
25
21%
20%
21.
17,800
25%
24%
25%
54,800
25%
24%
25%
22,200
v;/'
25
200
B
4% Jan
7% Mar 29
3
5% Jan
8 J/a Mar 12
15
Babbitt
(B
Inc
T)
1
A 7%
6%
53
53%
52%
53%
1
15
15
14%'
15
10
59% Dec
15
46% Apr
27
Oct
18
11% Nov
9
10 % Jan
2
17
Mar 20
Baker
12% Jan
3
14% Jan
2
19 y8
Apr 19
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
Corp
27% Jan
20
19% Aug 15
41% Nov 15
34 Ya Jan
17
Baltimore
com__No par
94'A Jan
4
103% Dec
11
98 % Jan
5
12
91% Nov
9
-■
58% Feb
37 y2 Mar 28
17
85% Jan
4
94
47
Jan
19
24 % Jan
2
21 % Dec
47% Jan
19
21% Apr
27
30% Jan
5
33% Feb
82% Jan
22
33 % Dec
26
33% Dec
15
13% Mar
Mar
6
4%
1
18
36% Jan
2
48% Feb
19
37
Jan
2
48% Feb
9
17
Apr 10
22% Feb
21
85% Mar
8
62% Jan
24
19
17% Apr
13
20% Jan
5
51% Apr
27
52 % Apr
25
19
27
13
23% Jan
4
3
21% Dec
8
27% Aug
47% Jan
3
51% Apr
35% Dec
27
61% Aug 29
48 % July 10
30% Apr 27
37
Jan
2
31% Dec
13
35% Nov 21
27% Jan 24
34% Jan
11
33% Apr
4
59
Nov 30
46% Jan
61
Feb
26
Bayuk
43
Apr
11
52% Jan
29
Beam
51% Jan
6
82%
Nov~27
63
Apr
13
71
Jan
2
316
Aug 30
100% May 15
325
Jan
24
328
Jan
9
Mar 16
275
Jan
94%
11
17% Mar 14
25
Nov
Apr
59
3
96% Mar 28
27
23% Jan
159% Dec 12
Jan
&
Inc
5%
Ohio
stamped
3
yv:8i\--7 Jan
Lomb
Cigars
Foods
3%%
4% %
Mills
6
Jan
29
3
22% Jan
22
Beech
Aircraft
7
35
Apr
26
Beech
Creek
66% Jan 23
17% Jan
4
81
Jan
2
Beech-Nut
22% Feb
9
19 y4 Feb
26
30 %
87
6
17
35% Feb
8
48%
Jan
16
88
Nov
17
14% Jan
4
20
Jun
2
46% Sep
25
10% Dec
29
87
69% May 25
16% Apr
5
95
Apr
27
50 y2 Jan
4
17
12'/a Feb
14
Jun
28
Jan
31
63
59% Sep
22
45% Jan
8
12
53
Nov
16
50% Jan
11
119% Nov
3
133
Dec
11
Jan
25
1% Jan
3
1% Jan
19
lVa Jan
2
33% Jan.
3
42% Dec
1
39 % Feb
15
39
Sep
72
4
49% Apr
7
1
118
17
148
12% Jan
3
May 15
23% Dec 29
71
Jan
6
84
41
Jan
9
71% Apr
45% Apr
31% Sep 26
3
22% Jan
16% Jan
28
35% Jan
.
23
79
26
Oct
26
Dec
4
15% Apr 27
79% Jan
8
27
8% Jan
3
Jan
6
3
Jan
48
3
3% Apr
6% Mar 22
14
Jun
67% Nov
9% Jan
15
1
Jan
3
1,1
30% Jan
11
45
106 % Jan
10
112
Dec
3
2
56% Jan
86% Mar 14
%
4
6% Jan
103% Nov 21
78% Jan
64
15
7% Apr « 3
May 18
14% May 15
11
Jan
Co
Blaw-Knox
12
87
& Laughlin
Bobble
Food
Boston
5%
23
Shoe
Bucyrus-Erie
67
Nov 29
5
84
8
Mar 15
41% Feb
:'Y 18 y2 Mar
4
52% Jan
17
61% Jan
29
22% May 10
12 y4
2
24% Nov
28
21% Apr
27
13
15% Jan
3
73 % Jan
3
82% Sep
29
80
Jan
18
86 y4 Apr
25% Mar 29
9
71% Apr 23
Feb
2
70% Mar 28
70
Apr
9
Jan
26
86
Apr
84
Jan
23
90
23
Jan
26
37
Apr 27
19% Apr
26
24% Jan
Mar 30
5
53% Mar 26
$5
Bullock's
4%
3%%
4%%
Feb
1
122 y4 Mar 27
4
23% Apr
13
90% Jun
6
85 y2 Jan
12
27% Feb 15
90% Apr 23
51% Dec
18
27% May 22
footnotes, sfee
page
27.
6
52 Va Jan
12
Mar
26
Jan
*15%
67%
*15%
:
31%
10%
15%
31%.
,
33 y8
7<".
31
10 Va
10%
/
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69%
n
15%
;
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*15%
15%:.'/j-
,
i 19%
,
&
110
69%
3,300
19%
1,900
15%
15%
31
32
30%
31J/„
31,700
10%
:
10%
10 Vs
10 %
8.200
V
15%
/
15%*
67%
68%
65%
15,500
52 y8
51%
52%
50%
51%
17,600
52
51%
51%
51%
5,13/4
51%
50%
52
51
51
51%
*51
123
124%
123
65%
123
40%
40%
40 y4
40%
*39%
common
45
45%
25
900
,
51%
68%
50%
51
1
1%
68
G-
63
451/4
40
44%
39 y2.
152
24%
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88
122
.
122
♦121
100
123
800
1%
40
45
1%
1%
1%
16,900
39%
1%
39%
39%
39%
500
44%
45
40
381/4
1521/4
43%
39%
152
152%
24%
24
24%
88
87
38%
152
87
233%.
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44%,'.
•
39%.
11,300
252,400
152
1,900
24%
5,400
88
30
57%
58
58
58%
581/4
58%
58
58
57%.
57%
3,300
33%
34%
33
33%
32%
33%
32%
33
32 ya
323%.
5,200
2.50
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26%)
25%
26
1
36%
37%
35%
36'A
34%
35%
35
35%
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17%
17%
17%
173%
173/4
50c
*
26%
26%
36%
36%
.v
\
;.
40%
,40%
40%
40%
48%
49%
49 y4
50
35%
36
X40
481/8
3,500
Co
10,300
300
40%
381/4
39%
37%
38i/2
3,900
'49%
46%
48%
46%
47%
36%
49,900
3,800
35%
36%
35%
36
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
20%
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26%
25%
25%
25
25
63
63%
62
62%
613A
02%
10,800
441/8
44%
44
44%
42%
43%
19,000
84%
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83%
35%
36
20
20%
19%
20
Inc—1.25
26%
26%
26
26%
63%
64%
63%
64
5
100
44%
45%
44%
45%
83 %
83%
1
16%
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
153/4
16%
88%
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
88
90
Inc
5
1
:
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4%
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84%
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8
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36
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4
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3%
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8
8
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8%
7
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4
300
.
73/4
7%
600
9%
9%
9%
5,200
6%
7
6%
6%
6%
6%
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6%
1,700
65
64
65%
64
65
90 y4
91%
90%
91%
87%
86 y2
86%
87%
87'A
43%
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43%
116
43%
115
63%
94
93%
93%
34%
36%
34%
35%
33%
57%
56 %
57
56%
56%
♦93
63%
90
90%
88%
87
87
43%
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94
94
33%
v;/,:..
42%
•
116
35
57 %
63%
90%
43%
43%
93%
64
90%
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116,-
15
Co
20
9%
92%
43%
-
14,000
:: 1,500
9%
90'A
,
'
116
833A
9%
"
'
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43
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900
9%
:
7 V
63 y2
*115
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2,200
9%
v
No par
7'/;55%
■,;.:;v-:"
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•-
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34%
56
3,100
\
16,600
160
43%
116
6,200
220
93
900
33 %
v
343A
88.900
55%
.
55%
1,600
8,900
24,800
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84%
*83%
84%
83%
83%
83%
83%
200
1
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38
38%
38%
38%
10
13%
14%
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13%
13 y4
13%
13
13%
12%
12%
5
59%
59%
56%
57%
56%
57 y4
3,000
6,300
2,700
85
58
58%
57
58
5
Co Inc
preferred
second preference
12%
13 %
13
13 y8
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
1
100
100
100
1
23%
23%
23
23%
22%
23%
23%
24%
23%
24
64,700
85 y4
85%
86
85%
85%
*85%
*85%
86
230
*85%
Corp
Burroughs
Corp
86
70
71%
*70%
73
•70 y2
72
•70%
73
*70%
73
*90
91%
*89
91%
•90
91%
•90
91%
•90
20
20%
19%
20
45
46%
7,900
91%
20%
21%
20%
20%
B
Burndy
19%
110
20
8,400
46%
47%
46%
47
41%
44'A
41%
43
1
21
21
20%
20%
*20%
21
20%
20%
•20%
21
400
3 J/3
15
15
15 'A
15%
15 Ya
15%
15
15%
14%
15
1,700
2.50
1
29%
5%
31
293A
30%
29%
30 'A
29
29%
28%
29 "A
12,600
5%
5 V*
5%
5y4
5%
5'A
5%
5'A
5%
7,800
B
15'A
15%
15 Ya
15%
143/4
15%
13%
14%
13 3A
14%
9,700
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
13'A
13%
13%
13%
13 y»
13%
133/.
13%
13%
13%
115% 116%
24'A
24%
90
90 ,4
*50
51 /a
10% 10%
24% 24 /8
114%
1153A
114%
1153/4
115'A
243A
25 'A
24%
24%
3
3
20%
20%
.....
1%
preferred
15% Jan
For
20
*20
r>- i%
Inc
12% Mar 28
21% Jan
19%
1%
Corp
Bulova Watch
Callahan
1
19%
125%
Burlington Industries Inc com
Calumet
26
20%
8,200
36
*83%
8
9% Apr
23% Apr
20
17
No par
3
48% Feb
67
1%
Co
2
-
70%
preferred
Forge Co
7>A Jan
43% July 27
68%
14
18 y8 Feb
25
70%
17%
32% Jan
83 % Jan
70%
13%
19
Apr
71%
163/4
26
28 y8
71 Va
14%
13
4
71%
94
18
13% Apr
106
70%
163/4
13%
27% Apr
5»/8 Apr
30
*34
i7%
31
Nov
35 ■■';
*91
,
14%
36% Oct
131
17%
35
94
17%
5
12
17
34
*91
'
14%
2
18% Jan
17%
34
:
17%
10
4
17%
34
94
14%
20y» Apr
6
17%
34
*91
17%
10% Jan
8% Nov 30
11V*
34
94
14%
38% Jan
22 y8 Jun
17%
34
17%
16
3
♦91
17%
13,100
25,100
15%
28
26
94
*91
90
26%
112%
18
Feb
Jan
25%
106
14%
26% Oct
16% Mar 12
26'A
113
17%
44% Dec
24
A7:7
25%
1081/2
5
3
19
9,500
3,800
101
27%
1181/8
5
19% July 21
13
♦100
25%
113%
common
Co
Bullard
29
19
101
27%
121
*124%
Buffalo
Jan
81
Budd
8
16% Jan
68
Brunswick
21
14% Dec
Apr
*100
26%
119%
No par
14
8
100
27%
120»/a
10%
Inc
15% Feb
27
100
26%
119%
100
21% Feb
Apr
100
2,100
/
r>:
350
33%-.
preferred
13% Jan
Jan
♦310
Braniff Airways Inc
16% Apr 27
13% Apr
350
Maine RR common-No par
<s
May
36
*310
25
Stores
25
81
350
10%
Edison Co
Boston
3
8
*310
33 V*
common
24
48% Sep 13
19% May 17
350
ioo
7.50
Oct
85% Jun
*315
99
100
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
3
340
99
1
Co
2
3
*300
10
Corp
Club
25
Jan
66 J/2
"
Book-of-the-Month
61% Jan
11% Jan
46%
65
No par
99% Feb
A 17% Jan 19
54%
45%
67
100
1
pfd
Inc
52% Jan
2
54%
46
66
:f
:
5
Brooks
4
9
54%
45%
67
Brown
43% Apr
116
54%
46'/a
66y2
26
13
23
12
55
45%
68
25
24
99% Feb
87% Feb
23
z-A 54%
45%
67
Apr
65 y4 Apr
4
38% Feb
547/«
45%
67%
—2.50
Briggs Manufacturing Co_
3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
3
Bristol-Myers Co common—
1
3%% preferred
100
Brooklyn Union Gas common
10
5.50% preferred series A
—100
7
8% Mar 13
4
110% Jan
54%
46 t V •'.
66%
50c
Borman
22
54 y4
45%
!l
1
*.
2
9% Jan
54%
2
100
Inc
Co
6
11% Feb
1,300
12.50
issued
84
Apr
13
W)
<E
When
Borg-Warner Corp
3 % % preferred
83% Jan
Apr 28
.
3
6
•/
10
17
21% Jan
15,700
Co
91% Mar 27
12
29%
Black & Decker Mfg Co
31% Apr
77% Jan
28%
24%
55% Jan
,
29%
24%
8
11% Apr;
Z/A 29%
*86y4
10
3
2,800
88%
Dec 28
18
30%
25%
97% Oct
'
30 y4
30
*86%
59
Sep
32
*32%
Blgelow-Sanford Inc common—5
4%% pfd series of 1951_
100
74% Mar
4% Jan
30%
30
preferred
5
13% Jan
32%
30%
152%
17
27
33
29%
V
:
39%
30
5
32%
30%
151%
Jan
8% Jan
1,300
33%
29%
Co
Jan
27% Jan
32%
Inc—2 pesos
1
Steel Corp
13% Jan
-
52%
common
Inc
Jan
31
52
.-,
68
29
52%
—No $>ar
35
80% Oct 31
52%
2.50 ;
44
12
1,690
53%
preferred
Gypsum
800
1,900
53
50
48% Jan
4% Feb
Z,
53
y
Co
Borden
Mar
80
52%
1
2
93 y4 Mar 23
79
_100
Savers
Jan
22 Ya Jan
79%
11,900
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bond Stores Inc
80 % Oct
79%
19'/8
5
91
80%
52%
5
12
so
:$•
20%
37 y4 Apr
21% Jan
49% Dec
81
19
26
3
80%
//
20%
Boeing Co
Jan
81
1,300
51%
1
70
80
300
V
■
19%
2
27
42% Jan 24
18 J/4
41%
52
56% Feb
61% Apr
18
53
53 V4 Jan
79% Nov 27
38 >A
18%
52%
46 y8 Apr 13
7
38
181/4
40%
Bliss
55% Feb
38%
19%
151%
Bliss
28% Mar 12
38%
19%
39%
7
2
41%
38%
19
45%
Mar 23
29
*40%
*38
H:; 41
20%
40
13
411/a
38%
19 y4
191/8
17% Apr 27
Jan
*40%
38%
19%
151%
26%. Feb *
19% Apr
♦40%
41
39
40
20
27
27
23 y2 Jan
2,900
52
19
21
•;22
19'A
13
30% Dec
21%
52 y4
Jan
;
23%
20%
17% Apr
37% Apr
7
800
21%
19%
32% Apr
57% Sep
28
52
14
,
*27%
41
8
100
25
Mar 13
Mar 19
23%
40c
2
64
26
&
1%
39% Jan
Apr
*22%
27%
>
20
Inc
Consolidated
Bethlehem
29
8
12
27 V* Mar 14
87
23 %■
450
91%
19%
5
conv
Bestwall
24
32% Apr 27
7
7% Dec
Best
54% Jan
23% Aug
3% Dec
3
$4.50
10
36% Apr
11
47% Mar 15
43% Jan
152 y4 Apr
22%
6,800
*90
19%
Corp
Benguet
18
5
Jan
5
27%
-7
'
3
3
67
Feb
90
52
preferred
5%
10
19% Jan
76% Aug 31
21% Dec 19
42
90
28
20%
preferred
Beneficial Finance Co
15
1% Feb 20
91
28
50
Howell
128% Mar 23
•
*90
28%
38%
Gossett Co
Bendix
91
28%
36%
:101 %
19 y4
Bell Intercontinental Corp
Jan
18% Jan
35
31
55% Mar 15
52% Jan
91
36 %
19%
Corp
Bell. &
79% Jan
20
'
6
2
75% Jan
:
70,600
17%
101%
101%
52
RR
Bell
As
18%
18%
37
101
10
4%%
(A S)
Life
18,300
—10
Instruments
Beck Shoe
8,000
12,100
14%
19%
59% Dec T2
26
22% Jan
27
142 Ya Jan
Aug 18
36% Dec
4
Jufyl
H38%
Apr
40% Jan 24
38% Apr 26
48% Mar 13
13
39% July
140% Sep
19
10 % Apr
33 % Jan
48% Jan
58
Feb
36%
101
101%
6%
48%
14
52%
19%
Belding-Heminway
1
27% Jun
2
17%
36 y8
6ya
•46%
19%
Inc_
Apr
32% Feb
Dec
19
Oct
19
36%
101
23%
*40
No par
prior
preferred
Beckman
18%
,
36%
6%
19%
common
conv
Beaunit
14%
*51%
Distilling Co
Co
27
50
14%
1
Inc!
(James B)
Beatrice
Apr
17% Apr
22%
6%
48%
14%
50
„
Inc
106;;
31
29
6%
52 Vs
.-_Al
common:
Baxter Laboratories Inc
2
93
29
6 Va
50%
X14 %
18%
36%
100 Va
*91
V
,7
18%
36%
101%
100
—
Products
&
19%
35%
100%
100
convertible preference—
Bausch
9
152% Jan
18%
100
B
common
15 % Apr 27
Jan
87
13
%
100
series
Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
29 Ya Mar 21
2
Basic
Basic
19
1001/4 Mar
Elec
&
4% non-cumulative preferred_100
Preferred
stamped
100
Bangor & Aroostook Corp
1
Barber Oil CorD^^___^k...M.<n._10
18% Feb
8
Co
preferred series C
15% Jan
11
Gas
preferred
Baltimore
25
Jan
70% Mar 17
Wilcox
Common
62% Jan
63
&
Oil Tools Inc
4%%
•
29% May 18
9
Sep 20
52 %
Babcock
9
104 y2 Mar
23% Nov 22
;
:
9
36'/a Jan
Bush
Byers
Terminal
Co
(A
California
Co
M)
Packing
Mining
&
3
Canada
9
Canadian
16
Canadian
Hecla
Southern
Corp
Corp
Inc
Ry Co
Breweries
Pacific
Ry
100
Ltd-—No par
25
...
.
24%
116
24%
■
115%
2434
y4
116
24%
*89'A
91
*89%
91
*89 J/4
91
*89'A
91,
*51
*51
51%
•51.
98,500
6,100
6.800
6,900
51%
51%
*51
51%
10%
10'A
10
10'/.
9%
24%
25
24%
24%
24 y»
10.
24%
9%
24%
120
10
30,400
24%
13,700
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2042)
.
,
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jai*. 1
•Highest
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
60»/4 May
Jan
48
5
56
2
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Mondav
EXCHANGE
Carborundum
Mar 16
43'/a Dec
20
26% Jan
3
36
Mar 13
29% Apr
12
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
12 Va Feb
6
91 Vi Jan
6
102% Oct
12
96
8
43% Jan
3
62% Nov
13
57
Jan
22
i/4 Mar 30
Apr
27
Apr 25
45% Mar 14
Carolina
37
May 19
37 Yb Apr
27
44% Feb
Carrier
Par
Co„
Tuesday
April 23
5
:.t> 52%.
52%
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
vVeanesday
April 24
52%
52%
«
.
Jan
39% Jan
3
32 y» Jan
3
40 y4 Jan
10
Apr
28
45% Jan
3
36% Nov
24
32% Jan
46% Feb
74
Oct
9
61
27
47 y4
-
6% Dec
22
13% Apr
Oct
25
2 % Nov
1
3
30 Va
30 y8
13%
13%
99
Mar 13
2
Vi Mar 19
70
3% Jan
42 Vi Jan
Jan
29
Jan
32% Oct' 31
25% Apr
3
40% Aug 15
34
Jan
8
May 23
Jun
28
124 % Jan
5
3
85% Apr
10
81 ya Jan
11
3
34 Vi Dec
28
30% Jan
115 % Jan
129
6
71% Jan
24% Jan
44
42% Feb
8
Apr
12
20% Mar
Apr
27
68
10
19% July 21
18
19
73% Dec
5
52
22% Jan
3
28 Vi Jun
5
25 Va Jan
9
26% Feb
18% Jan
3
34%, Jun
5
17.1/a Apr
27
23% Jan
45% Jan
25
49
Jan
Jan
38
Mar
59
Mar
July 12
50
6
7
75 Va Oct
3
38Va Nov
24
38% Jan
24
Dec
72
20
27% Jan
8
92
Sep
54
99% Nov
7
•
31% Mar
46
Jan
94% Jan
28
99 Vi
24
77% Apr
36% Jan
2
52 Vi Mar 30
100
2
18
79% Dec
6
68% Jan
27
Sep
18
26
Feb
6
18 % Jan
8
38
Jan
24
47% Nov
22
38% Jan
24
25
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
30 Vi Apr
27
9% Jan
30% Nov
9
23% Nov
8
44% May 17
20% Jan
3
79% Dec
75 Vi Apr
30
24% Apr
17
53
30
13%
98%
98 Vi
"
307a
13%
3% Jan
25
6
Apr
46% Apr 19
33 Vi Mar 27
47%
Co common.,
preferred
Products
"
s
Corp.
Aguirre Sugar Co
Central
5%
preferred
Central
Illinois
RR
Central
Public
2
Century Industries Co
Cerro Corp
Certain-teed
27% Apr
4
8
9 %, Apr
4
49 y4 Feb
16
11
38% Feb
16
98% Apr
41% Feb
16
Chadbourn
4
39% Oct
24
33 Va Apr
Jan
9
95
Nov
28
91 Va Jan
2
383/8 Oct
30
50% Apr
.4.
34.3/4 Apr
27
21% Jan
4
32 V4 Jun
12
15.
23 Va Apr
29% Feb
8
27% Mar 20
21 Va Jan
8
31% Apr
11
3
30% Jun
9?
20 Va Apr
24
,25% Feb
7
Chemetron
7% Jan
3
11% Nov
28,
7 Va Apr
17
10 y8 Jan
2
Chemway
43% Oct
13
673/4 Jan
18
Jan
3
Dec
8
July 19
32
7% Jan
40
9% Apr
23
13% Jan
31
20
Mar 30v
19 Va
31
133/s Jan
3
Apr
16
.
27% Feb
19
15
12
16l/a Apr
22% Feb
7
27 V4 Apr
16
36% Feb
8
25 y2 Apr
25
31V* Jan* 12
Chicago Pneumatic
26% Feb
2
33% Apr
12
Chicago Rock isl & Pac RR—No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
98%
North -Western
72%
73
24
24
73
-
.•
'
•
■
'
!
44
?-
36%
•
*72 Vi
29 Vs
-•
i
8%-"
26%
26
43%
29.,
1 28 Vi
29 Vi
■>
•
44
•:
45%
*19%
■f
3,000
5 03/4
99
983/4
98%
3,400
7.320
*
72%
73%
•
;243/4
243/4
23% v-
21%
22%
,45ya-v
43%
45%
30%
31
25
-
-
,
30%.
7/20%
31
*
<
'. 600
20%
203/4
213/4
26%
25%
26
42%
44
.
26
42%
29%
-
/0%
83/8
.
4l7/8
423A
X29
i
8%
8%
<
44",
43-
;
293/8
4,500
7
12,000
32,700
293/4
a
8
13,300
8%
50,500
41%
4L%
;
*600>-
14,900
-4,000
v
41% 7 44%
20-4
2;30O
•
'
8%, ^ 8%
*43%
.
343/4
44%
26%
45%
28%
;
■
20%
26%
'44%
,
80
34%
50%
,:, *22%
31 %
47%
*75.%
99
44%
30%
51%;
343/4
/■■/;. 73% • 74%:-
31%
75,400
50%
7
X31%
,900
:
18
50 %
73%
x43%
10:700
253/4
343/a
.
23 %
'
19%
26%
••>
23"
.<
2,800
11,700
i;50o
1-8%
*47'
80-
110
O-V
54-%
17V8
51%
■:.•
:
37.%"
18"
•25%
25:% ••
■
41,700
';
87 Va.,
;
1,100
'
r
V
41
52
•
1
6,900
20,400'
,:7 >> "'iso
•
131%
-
450
*■*>
:
25%
\
87.
18.
*47
-.
45%
'
20
•
,
8%
35
1,100
35%
34 Va
35
34%
;
'
34%
35
/
35
97%
97 %
*97
97%
36 Va
;
•
36%
36
36%
343/4
36%
26 y8
25%
26%
26
26
♦97-
'
9,600-
7.777; 150
97%
11,600'
:
16,500-
253/s
25%
29
30 y4
30 Va
30%
28»/4
29%
273/4
29 Vi
20%
2-1 Va
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/4
20%
203/4
13,900
7%
7%
7Vi
73/4
73/8
TVs
TV1
7%
7%
7%
9,000
41%
*41 Vi
*41
27
15
16 V8 Jan
5
21
Mar 26
21% Jan
31% Apr
11
22
Apr
27
29
Jan
4
Chock
37% Jan
3
57% Sep
21
49 Vi Jan
2
62 y4 Feb
21
37% Jan
10
O'Nuts
26 y4
'
V
29-
41
41%
-
30
55 Va
54%
106
40
40% i
54%
553/s
96
-
41*
9%
10%
54 V*
547/a
*88
10
54%
*88 Va
106
106'
*9%
10 1
.
96
*9s/8
10
21
„
;':"
21
•
*17%
20
V >'
*17%
19%
,21
19%
33 Vi
.33
14 Va
14T8
14 Va
14%
133/4
61
61%
61
61 Va
61
i33/8
13%
»6oy4
7
14 y8
>
6IV4
17.
17%
17 Vi
*17%
17%
163/4
■28 %, :
28
28%
28 Va
28%
*273/4
26%
25%
26 Va
25%
26 %
25s/8
26 3^
24
24 Va
24
24%
23 Vi
23.%
31
par
:'i
-17%
17%
c
*29%
18
25c
24
48%
48%
'>
32 3/B
18%
18 3/8
24 Vi
23%
24
223/4
513/4
52-7/a
48%
473/4
48
-.
533/4
>52%
*
2,700r.ioo
30,300
233/s
32%
18
23%
51%
23%
54
•7
v
17%
..
1,100-
3/4
30%
185/8
»
26
223/4
33
18%
'
28
;
16,300
163/4
28
1
22:
33
18 V*
48%
547/8
24%
32 V*
53%
24%
53%
2334
32
23%
18
com_8.50
16%
,
,
80O
6Q%
25%
>7 r:
*17%
30 Va
5
25
28
2,500
-
133/4
.
80
-
.
20 Vi
59%
.
i:
u
34
13
«
.
61
.600
.' 7 .800
19 %
*33:
26
Electric
1,400
14,000,
103/4
.
19-%
34
28
.
7).-:
/
106
19%
-
20 Vi
*33
34
*33
33%
*10
19%
193/4
20 Vs
20
21
-
33
10
*iay2
!
♦19
par
Corp
8,700
,
55
541%
8
Chrysler Corp
—-
40.
40
*90
100
Chickasha Cotton Oil
12
'••
> =
'
54%
*88
com—No par
Tool
223/4 Apr
Full
18% '
7/*75%
99
28%
100
preferred series A—
20 y2 Jan
••
98%
19
No par
pfd
non-cum
20% May 15
»
98%
%
98 y8 %
-
131%
3T3/a
18
V
50%
72%
10
8
12
*95
v ;
.>-■■.*. :*
"f>
3
37%
96
'
30
87%
•;:"25y4
500
22,900
56
•
-2%
36%
25%
18%
343/4
50%
26 %,
50
20
Mar 20
-V
'
37
.
34 Vi
50%
25%
17% Feb
27 Va Oct
80.
'Vy
34%
253/8
<64% Feb
26
55
2% 7-
25
40
23
•
1*75
.
6%
1
12 y4 Jan
4,:
80
50%
♦23%5- 24?
1.25
Feb ?7
38 V* Mar 21
3
*74 Va
.
34%
'98%
_1
Corp
A
&
'
35'
50%.
363/4
2
5%
55%
37% -v
06' - .'
87
31%
50 y4 j
97%
Chicago Great Western Ry com
5%
preferred
;
Chic
6%
5,300
"
53553/a
34%
34%
27
27
80 >
*47
97 Va
Apr
26% Oct
7
131 Vi
'■
260
'
'
.
65
"
51-
36%
Jan
38
*74 Va
*47
34%
13
3
51
97Vs
58
3
Vi'"
*47
36%
Corp
A
61
41%
'
1
*
'
65%
26
is y2
97%
Corp
series
34%
39%
f
7,400
48*
.34%
*130y2
25%.
18
36%
27
22
V»25%
18 Vi
1%
27
27% Dec
25%
18%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%%. convertible preferred—100
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
5%
37%
5,500
1
Motors
Class
37%
1,770
j
'
1
*47%
*
>
No par
Feb
23% Jan
25%
18%
No par
com
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Checker
28
36% Feb
27
32% Apr
4
Jan
25%
18%
44
39
3,600
■-•••
18% Feb
62
7
Jan
11
173/8 Jan
37% May 26
Jan
4
Jan
18.
14
15
Jan
98
18;
10
20
60
Sep
32% Aug
133/4 Jan
Mar 29
5
11
14% Sep
21 % Feb
Feb
45
2
Jan
94
24
3
15% July 31
52
Jan
53 3/s Apr
May 16.
103
25%
1
3T"
1,700
/
48
26
•
56
1
$4.50 preferred
4
54
55
46
63
34%
*95'
'
'
l
Champion Spark. Plug Co
16% Jan
91
54%
10
*
"V
r
18%
54%
31%
Corp™
Champion Papers Inc
17
20 3/4 Jan
?
18%,
54--',;:
*
62%
2%
37%
18 Va
31%
Inc
•.
37%
37%
•>
4,300
•
36%
■t
37 Va
.
3,800
i
13 ya
99
38%
47%
55'/8
-
130 Vi
.86.%
18%
%
,
87
'
7
12%
39%
63
6'Va
■
130%
-
;
42%
'••
•
37 %
46
2T.
Gotham
"v'-
26
41
54 %
45%
Chain Belt Co
•
130
-
26
18%
5
Co
*95
■
:
43
-
43
37%
96
'
37%
No par
Products
Aircraft
Cessna
26 y4
86%
2%
36%.
18%
No par
2
27
•
,
96 y2
26
130
2.50
Central Soya Co
4
6% Jan
95 Vi
130
r
37%
,41%
*
55%
37 Vi
No par
50
West Corp
Jan
41 Vi Apr
.- 2 %
•37 Vu*
30
98 Vi
62%
k 34%
'
•
7
55%-
86%
Service—to
—1
South
&
67/s
"
86;%
>
—100
of N J—
Co
.0-/•';.
263/4 Jan
1
When issued
Central
2%
•
41%
*129
Central. Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Central Illinois
Light com—No par
4%%
'
47%
35 y8
,
7
52%
/ ■'
99
37%
,.
> 66%
66
■v
5656%
26 Vi
•
6%
38%
47%
67 Vi
>>"
97
41 y4
of
33
27
13 y4
98'
v
.62%
-*>'■.•>> 39%
'•
39%
*34%
35
66 Vi
38%
26 y4
Co
1
Georgia Ry com__No par
preferred series B
100
Central
2%
39%
20
1
5
*
Instruments
60 Vi Jan
Mar 17
;
Shares
52
30
'
1
preferred
23% Apr
57
xi3y0
■:■■■*
April 27
.
1
1
63
38»/8
1
48
35
7%
*'96
:
*47 y4
::
57%
3
37
100
2
31
'
preferred series A_100
12
Jan
6%
57
10
preferred
conv
12
8% Nov
4
28
90
Corp_
Feb
35
%
100
257/s Apr
40% Apr
16
"62%
-
39%
477«
70
68
1
.
1
5
9
yj
39%
'38%
34% V 34 7a
1
Central Foundry
26
22
50
zl
2nd
5%
27
24% Jan
1
62 Vi
39%
*
46% May 31
Mar 24
31
Feb
39%
1
Steel
Cenco
5
2
9
62
•
40
39%
Corp.:
ceiotex Corp common
23
2
39%
10
common-^.
General
(J I)
7%
2
21
62 Vi
5
&
4%%
Mar 13
Feb
57% Jan
40% Sep
Ceco
27
28
.
99%
■
62 y4
No par
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
87 y4 Mar 12
f 62 Vi Oct
17
Light-,
99
.
preferred
4.20%
Mar 22
131 Vi Apr
13 Vi
preferred
100
6%% 2nd preferred
7
Caterpillar Tractor common_No par
10
11
29
Jan
30%
7%
3
Apr
Corp
Vi %
Case
22
98
Jan
97
4
'4
27
.-
&
Carter Products Inc
4
95
28% Dec
89
Jan
Power
Carriers
3
36 Vi Apr
41% Aug 29
17
27
22
2
Mar 12
9% Jan
30%
...13%
the Week
'
<r
52
.
7
77
10
No par
^
Carpenter Steel Co
8
36Vi Jan
Mfg Co
Corp
Carolina Clinchfleld & Ohio Ry_l00
8
:47% Mar
10
55
Mar 20
5
6
30 y8 Feb '
Apr
6% Apr
90% May 31
52
,
(Philip)
Carlisle
63
15
1
101 y4 Mar
3
Jan
27
49
Carey
11
15 ya Mar 30
Friday
.
April 26
52%
53% V
*29%
30,.
•
■
.
32% Jan
Sales for
x^u.sday
April 25
52%
8,400
"
;
*
s
V
3S090
.800
13,500
-
'
53,600
•v
53% Nov
10
82% Jan
3
90% Dec
5
983/4 Feb
7
103% Dec
11
37% Jan
3
52 % Dec
27
Dec
43% Jan
4
Dec
21
51
49 % Sep
26
87% Mar 29
101% Jan
42
58 Vi May 17'
44
913/4 Feb
13
Gas
Cincinnati
42 Va Apr
53% Jan
27
49% Mar 21
C I T Financial
18
59% Feb
Cities
13
112 Va Feb
8
35% Feb
1
20% Feb
13
41% Nov
20
273/4 Apr
17
24% Oct
6
32 % Apr
26
24 Vi Jan
3
11% July 27
15% Apr
14
12
32"
"
27
Jan.
53% Feb
41% Mar 30
3
Sep
40%.
•51% Mar 20
■
33
Jan
4
48% Jan
.2
Cleveland-Cliffs
18
101% Feb
2
3
64 Vi Apr
25
Cleveland
37% Apr
17
Special
57
12
(36% Mar 2
71% July 10
4
140
July
773/4 Jan
4
109
Nov
4
30
Jun
5
30% Jan
26
48
17
21 y8 Jan
33% Feb
92% Nov
15
Mar 22
77 Vi Jan
17
413/4 Apr
13
134 Vi Jan
3
'
6
59% Dec 7 4
;.
■
107
;
47
142.
103% Jan
2
'27% Jan
12
15.
43% Apr
753/a Jan
20:
26
i- 50% Mar 17
Jan
27
55
Jan
19
81
2
32
Apr 27
Mar i2
293/4 Apr
25
3
23% May IT
13
Apr
49 Vi Nov
44Vi Apr
39% Aug 16
54% Feb
28
42% Jan
29
31% Oct
3
42 38
Apr
19
38 Va Apr
12
23 Vi Jan
3
Oct
10
27% Jan
35% Aug 18
78 Va Nov 29
20 Va Apr
27
77 Vi Apr
65 Va Jan
67
12
Jan
5
50% Jan
11
76% Nov
8
23 y4 Jan
13
35 Va May 26
41% Jun
16
55% Dec
13
213/a Jan
9
39 Vs Oct
12
44% Dec
27
50% Oct
9
107
Jun
23
10
Aug
3
18
19% Mar 29
12
Jan
3
15% Mar 22
7% Jan
3
663/8 Jan
31
101
Jan
5
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10
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28
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13
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12
90
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103
9
Mar
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95
Feb
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7
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103/4 Jan
18
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25
26
13
18
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39
Jan
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Nast
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2
36 y4 Mar 16
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85 Va Apr
27
20
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2
9
89% Jan
3
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16
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27
82
5
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3
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26
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35% Jan
3
May 17
see page
4
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2
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3
2
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11
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26
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27
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23
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6
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2
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26
15
Feb
94 Va Apr
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94
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2
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102
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2
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26
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2
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95%
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31%
5
preferred
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4
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26
27
May
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4
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preferred series B
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26
58
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77% Jan
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Jan
111
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58
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common
Corp
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Jan
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11
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Mar 19
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Jan
42% Mar 30
Jan
&
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No par
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5%%
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preferred
&
8
31
"
2
67% Oct
$3.50
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13
49% Aug 31
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31
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44
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41
1063/4 Apr
38 Va Apr
503/fe Jan
.
Broadcasting. System_2.50
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10
3
20% Jan
•
stock—50
preferred—
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441/4
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gtd
Collins Radio Co—
51
16
Apr 27
8
48% Mar
Jan
4%
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19
43% Mar 21
__
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37% Jun
923/4 Jan
•
26
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guaranteed
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>
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173/4 Jan
25
1
&
41 Vi Jan
27
3
3
Iron
preferred
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1
23
14% Jan
213/a Jan
19
26
77'% Jun
30
Mar 20
Apr
Mar
24 Va Apr
43
Jan
Jan
89 Vi Jan
4
28% Dec
5
28
6
$4.50
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49
48
105 Vi
44«/4
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70% Apr
3
10
Oct 24
38% Jan
16
2
89y8
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10
25
58 Vi Jan
89%
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62% Feb
Apr
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'
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■
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Jan
29
7
15
61
Jan
Feb
27
4
133
74
14
100
$4.40 conv preferred—No par
City Investing Co
5
City Products' Corp
No par
City Stores Co———'.
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Clark Equipment Co_—I
10
Mar 21
61
1
243/a Dec
26
Mar 23
Nov
101
10
45% Nov
Apr
37
Service
73% Nov
23
93% July 10
5
56% Jan
?
5
:
—"
100
Milling Machine Co
107 % Apr
!
&
4%
preferred
4
4%%
preferred.——
5
105% Apr 17
52% Feb 16
2
Apr
Cincinnati
50% Mar 19
31
53
> •■•".'■ 50
200
Volume
Number
195
6155
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(2043)
NEW YORK STOCK
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Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
24% Jan
13% Jan
26
3% Jan
11
,15% Dec 22
23% Dec
11
,16% Jan
Dec
12
45% Nov
20
45
44% Nov
48%.Deo
12
45
51 %
4
July 25
67
■
9% Jan
64%
11
47% Jan
597/b Jan
2
,
2
26
Apr 27
101
29
14% Feb
1
11% Apr
27
29% Dec
7
54% Jan
30
11
6
19% Jan
20
Dec
15% Jan-
4
3
37
62% Peb
10
JO
82
27
35
Apr
i 18
31% Jan
11
25
78
3
7
89 '
12% Jan^
3
15% Mar 27
12% Nov
•
Jan
85% Jun
1
20
22.
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Jun
30 /
76%
y
Jan
16
76% Feb
,ii
y
32.
;
79% Jan
;
46% Nov- 27
'
Mar
81
Feb
.
47
Aug .• 3
23
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90
14*
5
^
Jan
15% Feb
24
18% Mar 12
Y
25 Va Jan
:.
79
.
80% Jan
83
24
Jan
29% Jan
3
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5
38% Jan 30
:
49 y4
62% May 23
i2
Feb 21
Feb 21
V
51% Apr
-
41%
20% Jan
Jan ,11:
'
24% Jan
16%
' Mar~27
37
V 22% Oct
Jan;
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,
48%
14%
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Jan
22
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12
15
40% Mar 22
4
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22 Va Jan
V
26
Jan
30
.
29% Jan
Inc..,.
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^
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12
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11
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1
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5 ;
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3
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6
Dec
29
Nov
29
.
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20{
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Mar
8 ;
21
27
8
38% May
8
26
19
17% Jani
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Jan
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105/b Jun
3
254% Nov
110
Dec
Apr
19
Jan
20
,
20
7,
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23-
61
104
.
90% Dec
11
26
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Jan
17
114
84% Jan
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23
97
Apr 27
Vs Apr
'
42% Jan
12
47
Mar 27
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19
Nov
42%
Mar 28
45% Feb
28
Jan;:'4
46
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20
Jan
32
Va Nov 24
19
5
21% Oct
24
29:'% Jan
81% Jan
y;
52%
37 y8
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36'/a
J/a
37%
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25%
25%
25%
25
25 »/a
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2,000
19
19 J/2-
19
19%
16,400
10 J/4
10%
10%
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25%
de
$3.75
47%" Jan 29
43% Jan
2
47
Apr
45
7
47
•
19
27
Feb
;
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3
54'% Dec
46
Apr
23
;
55% Feb
16
Eastern
3
89% May 24
85'/4 Jan
11
92
Feb
27
21 '/a Jan
: 4
3
11
3
59'% Jan- 10
1
26% Dec* 22
Feb
2
20 J% Jan
12
44% Jan
4
1130% Dec
19
4% Oct
24
25% May 17
119% Apr
99
10
17'/a Apr
27
101 '/4 Jan
17
97% Mar
Apr
17
20
21
26% Jan
8
67% Apr
34'% Sep
12
52% Apr 27
29% Mar 21
7 5/b Apr
36 '/4
6
:
96
-
$3.60
:
35'% Apr
63% Mar
Elastic
.2
56 y8 Feb
16
9
16
24% Oct
19
30% Jan
22 J/4 Apr
24
34% Apr
27
12
19
Jan
5
26% Jan
26
El
13
42
Feb
Elgin
23'% Apr
16'% Apr
20
17% Apr
17
30
27
11 '/a Jan
22'% Jan
3
45'% Apr
18
35
4
45 % Dec
5
28
Apr
40'% Jan
2
12
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20'% Jan
{ 5%
14
Mar
36% Jan
49'/a Apr
Erie
8% Feb
Jan
11
35
55'% Jan
8
y Factor
y
23'% Mar 12
-
70'% Mar 21
1
8
7% Apr
27
11'% Feb
13
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20
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.
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK: EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
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-
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STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Far
Tuesday
17% Jan
3
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20
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2374 Feb
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27
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12
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27
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26
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4
4
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18
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26
73
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11
1974
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19
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27
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93
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360
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117»
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31
Florida
1
11%
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preferred—100
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Florida East Coast Railway Co__25
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3
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11
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47
8
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5
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15
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12
72
15
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48
Apr
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May 19
382
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&
First National
93
3
12
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2
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Firestone Tire
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3
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84
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4
8
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Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
4
86% Nov
13
85
48 74
30
50
4
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8
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17
59 % Jan
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31 % Jan
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24
20
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29
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PRICES
•
1174
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NOV
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preferred
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4
4
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18
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397a
Paper Board Co common__5
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.
217b
40%
20
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Ferro
21
407b
40%
.
HIGH SALE
April 25
20%
20%
1972
pfd
AND
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27
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23
12
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20
4
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26% Aug
Dec
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2374 Jan
42% Oct
34% Feb
126
'{
23% July 27
Aug 30
2
15 % Mar 16
23% Oct 24
Lowest
4%
Trailer
Co
*
l
common
preferred
100
*80
9774'
Cy
"
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/
257B
82 '
3,000
1,000
247b
16,700
12,100
39,700
/yyy/60
25%
80%
•
4,200
.
81
G
1974 May 8
41% Nov 27
Skogmo
2172
21%
227b
217B
22
21%:
21%
387b
39%
397b
417b
397b
417b
387i
397b
_5
Co
Gamble
25
5
4572
4674
46
467a
4674
4674
467a
47 74
2
Gabriel
.
547s
54%
53%
5474
53
5474
51%
527b
3%
37b
1
Inc
.
.
21%
21%
38%
39%
4774
47%
51
52%
'
46% Mar
57
1
4572 Apr
Mar 13
40% Sep
25
3
57b May 12
24% Jan
9
50
567b Mar 17
37e Jan
Apr 13
374 Jan
12
Jan
51
2
Garrett
58 .Feb 21
% 472 Mar 19
Co
Corp
47a%
convertible
10
29
227a Jan 17
21 7b Mar 22
2772 Jan
2674 Dec
2674 Jan
2
6
14% Dec
1
127b Mar 30
1474 Jan
4
22% Jan
3
32% Nov
16
28% Jan
8
327b Feb
16
General
92 % Jan
10
July 28
94 y2 Jan
8
997a Apr
16
20% Sep
25
$4.50 preferred
General Amer Oil
75
May 26
57s Dec 19
Oct 26
98
6
-387b Dec
''
'
<10% Mar
3
'
67b Feb
General
Feb
86
12
-
Jan
19
13 7b Nov
22
General
87a Mar 27
2
90 j Apr
''117b Jan
18
27
227b Feb 27
167b Jan
2
2072 Jan
34% Jan 31
447b Feb
27
3772 Jan
19
77% July 26
27 % Apr 18
5% Feb 17
2
7972 Jan
50% Nov 24
Oct
;
4
30
15
12% Oct
Oct
19
83
60% May
2
Mar
Apr
574 Feb
Baking
127b
13
com__l
307b
30%
3078
307b
99
99
99
99
387b
4072
39 y8
417b
38%
39%
7174-
7274
70
717a
68
7074
Texas
of
2
69
Jan
8
74 Apr
8174 Feb
58
Nov
2
10
10774 Nov
15
24
55% Apr
31
31
3874 Sep
21
5
113
May 31
General
Bronze
General
674 Apr
1672 Jan
5374 Mar
5
No par
-778
9%
1874
19
417b
41%
Corp
Cable
Corp
No par
com
1st preferred L
General Cigar
100
-1
Co Inc
2
5%
$5
Motors
1
9
77b Jan
2
Jan
12
54% Apr
197b Oct
25
257b May 19
1974 Apr
17
22% Mar 28
6
41% Dec
35 7a Apr
27
41
General
2474 Jun
27
Nov
1
13% Jun
22
5374 Jan
27% May 11
26% July 14
3
24
.
2674 Jan
15
257a Jan
5
27
32 % Apr
24
Apr 27
137a Apr 26
29
3
207s Mar 20
General
Mar
6
19%«Feb
Time
General
Tire
1017b Mar 29
Sep
19
107
30% Jan
3
41 % Dec
29
38% Apr
3
537a Jan
4
75% May 24
70% Nov 17
47% Apr
12
58 74 Jan
3
8
6274 Jan
2
Gerber
15 72 Jan
2
20
Feb
16
Getty
Oil
Apr 26
Apr 13
19
Feb
21
Giant
Portland
53
Mar
5
Gibralter
55
Jan
2
Gillette
4374 Mar 15
Gimbel
3
'21
17
2
21
Nov
May 19
Mar
6
16
38
51% Dec
12
247b Oct
13
16% Jan
3
577e Dec
317b Aug
18
4
4272 Apr 13
3974 Apr
4
25 7j Apr
23
3574 Jan
237b May 11
17
Feb
1272 Jan
10
.47
19
17b Jan
19
Jan
45% Feb
28
42
Apr
27
13
12 7b Apr
16
8
4
12
79
21
337b Jan
47% Nov 15
3974 Jan
18
5
4572 Jan
9
547b Feb
Dec
6
187b Dec
90
35% Jan
17
25% Jan
18
75% Jan
8
Jan
Jan
.
817a Mar 19
5
6078 Jan
Union
Grant
(W
86 % Jan
4
Apr 27
Feb
15
Jan
8
Apr
3472 Jan
2474 Apr
11
9472 Jan
577a Apr
437b Feb
21
94% Jun
15
91
Oct
4
93% Apr
10
101
Jun
28
104% Dec
7
102
Jan
9
33 Ye Jan
12
106
Dec
13
49 % Mar 29
3
3
3
277b Jan
3
787a Feb
2
10
4474 Apr
4374 Apr
19
94
17
377a Jan 31
87% Jan
3
'
Apr
4
12
90
Jan
2
97
Mar
95
Jan
24
97
Apr
18
104% Jan
10
106
Jan
25
Jan
10
1087a Mar 14
3074 Apr
27
105
41
26,400
26 7a
28,700
99
99
*104
106
100
1003/4
♦105
1057a
104
104
39
3974
V 51%
52%
507b
5374
54
53
533/4
177b
187B
177b
1774
177a
16
1674
16
393/4
387b
3978:
467a
437b
45%
46,400
42
43
12,000
jv"': 17
38%
4074
41
4474
46%
41
417a
39 74
2674
39
.
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y
257z
727'.:%
ffVe
1774
17
1374
137s
127s
447b
137b
4274
50%
26,700
55%
17
y
4,900
53
.
39%
50
513/4
41%
:
170
430
39
17%
6,100
19,900
V
16%
27
26 Yb
1774
17
1278
123/4
13
437b
44
42
13
127b
3,100
127b
17b
5,800
43 7b
13
17b
•
26%
-
7,800
2,400
17%
22,700
V
•
1%
I
7
Mar 12
1974
25%
267b
247a
25
247a
2574
8,000
36
377b
347a
353/4
347b
35%
14
1474
43,100
13%
14%
137b
14
10,600
24%
2434
.
y:i9-y
..
.19,400
3,500
25
81
80
80
210
16%
1474
17
14,300
587b
587b
567a
587b
56%
57%
24,300
223/4
2274
227a
Iron
Ore
Prop—No
227b
237b
227a
5574
5574
52
533/4
507a
52
42%
437b
417b
42
417a
27%
28%
26
267b
26
4274
27%
Co
Co
Sugar com—No par
7%
preferred
Shoe Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
474%
preferred
4%%
conv
preference—
Green
3372
337a
100
142%
1427a
3
3072
307a
3
287b
297b
100
*94
327b
142
f
2874
3074
28
2874
27 y8
947a
*9474
5672
57
567a
553/4
397b
3974
39
387b
25%
257b
preferred
No par
Gulf Oil
Corp
8.337a
Gulf States Utilities Co com_No par
$4.20
dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend
$4.44
dividend
$5.08
preferred
dividend preferred
preferred
dividend preferred
nnstln-'Rfto.on
Mfnr
fV»
32%
142
3074
50
95
337a
142
3074
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5
'4,600
807a
1974
par
$5
3,200
1,700
3,500-
78%
—25
—No par
Great Western Financial Corp
1
30
88 %
7974
25%
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
Great
2
20
Sep
757b
267b
1674
2
85
24,800
8074
2474
29
_
2574
*793/4
3674 Jan
Jan
777a
147b
177b
14472 Jan
75% Jan
8572
2874
8474
28
400
1374
900
8074
7
38
147b
111,300
247b
Apr 24
13
137b
24%
80%
Western
13
157b
26%
2474
Stores
Great
11
15
27%
*2674
102
2.50
common
28
Dec
24
*2774
267b
i i6%
Co
357b Feb
Dec
247b
277b
1
T)
preferred
4274 Jan
44
247b
100
374%
Grayson-Robinson
12
47 % Nov
*26
257a
*10074
6.25
5
26
79
*2774
26
247b
5
Steel
Co
Apr
3
2774
26
9,9Q0
5
Co
City
Graniteville
Apr
3
27
6,000
5,700
;
19
26
16
367a
36
.
80 7b
32
Jan
193 4
357a
35
187b
1
35% Jan
1974
37
79
397b Jun
327b Jan
1974
367a
1
287s Jan
12
19%
38 74
1974
Inc
Ltd
Paper
277b Oct
20
377b
80
Co
Ry
9
36%
197b
387b
79
Mining
Northern
55
36
20 7b
38%
l
(W R) & Co
Nor
93
377b
20
18,700
Northern
2
36
367a
207b
397b
36,800
Great
Aug
36
377b
197b
38
53
Great
40
13,000
41%
Great
29% Apr 18
18% Jan
3
22,600
59%
477b Feb
24% Jan
100
6%
33%
587b
627a Feb
Mar 22
43
6%
,33%
5172
2474 Feb
90
*4174
6%
34%
40
2
30
43
67B
33
60 y2
297a Jan
14074 Mar
*4174
53%
23% Apr
6
7674 Jan
2
14% Apr 27
537a Jan 24
May 19
96% May 24
63/4
34
4174
11
27
6%
337a
52%
1574 Apr
Aug 3
36% Dec 21
674
34
4074
Granite
146
377b
44
58%
2
3
43
6%
x33 7a
537b
27
3
*4174
*41
6%
3474
67b
1,200
4374
27
13
42
34
_i
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Batteries
227b Jan
5072 Apr
4172 Apr
Jan
42
87
537b
(B
20
Jan
26,800
43
42 34
Co
23
20
.41%
4174
5
,
4474 Dec
257b Feb
417b
457b
of Calif-1
;
51% Feb
139
417b
467b
42 7a
1
.
3974 July 12
39% Dec 13
5
18,200
41
457b
8772
4
Grand
Mar 22
2534
24%
10
2
69
36%
247a
257b
No par
2
3
367a
247b
367b
237b
5
Corp
Goodyear Tire & Rubber..
4974 Jan
4874 Jan
*86 7a
367a
24%
367b
25%
1
Gould-National
3474 Jan
7
877b
367a
877a
37
627a
18
287b Apr
87
3674
87.74
24
62 74
Goodrich
26
3
877a
25%
87%
367b
*36
2,060
236,900
2,400
1,500
115
174
27
19% Jan
877a
115
174
347b Apr
70% Nov 30
114%
1%
527b Aug
3
114%
137b
Grace
357b Jan
Co
Co
Granby
257b Jan
11474
4472
29
3
11474
54%
1
867b Mar 23
6
1147a
2974
113
52%
5
2074 Jan
Mar
1137b
114
287a
113
—10
8
80
553/4
Inc
17
26% Nov 28
547a
114
Co
24 72 Apr
3
Cement
Financial
Brewing
167b Jan
4
567b
11374
4
Glen Alden Corp
Glidden Co
77% Jan
397a Apr
5574
114
5
Co
27
9
297b
113%
567b
1137b
567b
80c
Co
Co
Brothers
137b Apr
Jan
28%
113%
567b
113
4,300
l
Products
407b May 17
6 % Jan
26
14,100
13,700
Goebel
44% Jan
557b Dec
Jan
3574 Jan
Nov
217a
Globe-Wernicke
1574 Feb
51% Jan
297a
"47
100
'
2
287b
-100
-
Gladding McBean Ssv Co
v
727a Jan
May
297b
30c
Inc
Ginn &
14
Nov
3
17b Apr
5772 Apr
27
Genesco
3
14
297b
Rubber com—8373c
&
issued
preference
572% preference
13
147b Feb
-
14% Sep
11% Jan
When
$5
327s Mar 21
14
-17% May 16
12% Oct
2972
3.3373
Georgia-Pacific Corp
50% Jan
July 25
26,200
297b
2.50
3074 Apr
4
1027a Feb 23
1474 Jan
8634
19
1
Corp
3
42
867b
21%
l
General
27
10674 Apr
427b Feb
47
867b
20%
10c
20
27
Mar 22
47
85%
25
757b Apr
2574 Apr
104
4674
8774
4874
l
Tele & Electronics
9872 Jan
NOV 22
477b
15
preferred
7
3,700
217b
No par
General
7
11,100
8674
No par
2
92 % Dec
100
240
6,900
6%
207a
10
101% Dec
674
877b
1137b
Industries
4
674 y 6%
217b
Corp—_2.50
Signal
6.67
Jan~25
92%
6%
8574
-#No par
Refractories
$1.25
6%
217b
General Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.30 preferred (series B)
25
Mar 22
Jan
487a
67b
867a
Utilities
General Steel
67b
227b
557b
Equipt Corp
General Railway
5
Mar 14
28
Public
674
85
112%
series
$3.75
1
21 7b
100
—
>
*4872
173
$1.60 conv preferred
General Public Service
377b Mar 22
253% Jan
25% Jan
5,500
3
Corp common
preferred
Preferred
26
4472 Feb
4474 Jan
;
83
40
.
l
preferred
General
Apr 17
Apr 27
6%
No par
Precision
Apr 27
,39
477a
Corp
Corp
General
35
*81
Yb
487a
5
9
5
40
78,900
Outdoor Advertising
Portland Cement Co
14
40% 741%
83
3974
97,500
General
29
*82.
1234
General
1
417b
4072
73 38
1
8
40%
82
7b
31 7B
1
27
41% y
82
40
2,500
707a
427b Feb
672 Apr
417a
83
230
3,300
177a
127a
2
4074 Mar
417b
407a
,1774
.
V'V317b
337a Jan
317b Jan
17%
'
127b
3074 Mar
6
177a
V
%
737b
5
Aug 11
1874
9
317b
24
Dec
177b
'88
97b
72
23
-8
187b
13,300
778y 772
8574
»
3074
367b Apr
237b Apr
38
•
;
'
9%
1274
8274 Jan
3
87
9%
1274
5
3
77a
87
737b
10
5% Jan
•
97b
3174
42% Feb
26% Jan
■■'<?■
97b
"92,300
7 13,300
1274
42% Dec
377a Jan 23
77a
'
974
50
42%' '
68%
66
307b
86% NOV 29
7
8.
88
-"'4174'
7274
4
Jun
7%
88
'
'
737b
10
52
687a
127b
Apr 16
Jan
41
68
31%
28
59
38%
.
7374
Finance
Apr 26
2,700
100%
1274
Foods
41
30%
*99
307a
79% Jan
7
30
99
13
28% Oct 31
53
Oct 27
Jun
3074
99
747b
26-% Jan
78
3074
317B
General
877b Apr
800
307b
100
13
General
Feb
12%
7374
General Instrument Corp
General Mills common
81
12%
307b
Corp
2
114
13
5
Corp—2
Co
4
115
127b
1
Electric
Jan
3
13
Dynamics
General
Jan
8
5,700
General
I
96
2
3974
100
22 7a
9
30
52 74 Jan
417b
*82
83
407b
-
237B
227b
5
Finance
28
10872 Jan
18%
8
89
237b
227b
Controls Co
26
10774 Jan
974'
307b
*99
3,600
24
y
Contract
Apr 27
12
-77b
89;:*
9%
82%
*12%
•
90
*40
1274
*23
22%
227b
General
46
13
874
22 7a
2,000
6,300
3%
General
19
Dec
>'
88%
22%
X1274
2
common
Corp
237b
*23
227b
37a
11,200
60,300
19
3674 Feb
1
787a Mar 12
110% Dec
58
.4%
5
-
5
Co
9
2374
•
4%
2272
preferred
Bancshares
Apr 23
4674 Mar 20
26
297b Jan
1
$8
*23
37b
2274
Transportation—1.25
427b Mar 15
15
31
4
<
23%
7
47b
*23 £'■
100
Co
4
No par
Investors
General
2
83
8
27
8074 Dec
\
68% Jan
106% July 14
40% Jan
3
Jan
6
39
45% Jan
■
|37% Jan 19
104
!
127» Apr
24% Oct
Apr
••80
8
.Mar 27
22%*Mar 21
3
25
Amer
47B
1
'
140
Jan
77s Jan
American
General
6
97b Apr
75
4
50
preferred—
Acceptance Corp
conv
voting pref
$0.60
4272 Apr 27
297s Jan 24
:66
Apr 27
■
''9474 Nov 15
—
Gar Wood Industries Inc common.l
177b Jan *4
10% Jan
29 % July
17
Gardner-Denver
95
*9474
5678
33
142
307a
2872
95
8,400
4,700
2,400
17,000
24,600
4,700
120
2,200
16,400
30
567a
567a
8,400
39%
36%
387a
13,800
"
257a
2574
2574
25
2574
*7674
6,000
*76%
7774
76
427b
4174
417b
41
76%
41%
4374
427b
93,700
427b
4374
42%
*93 7a
43%
94%
8,200
*93%
947a
94
94
*9574
97
*9574
*9574
97
*9574
97
*96
987a
*97
*97
987a
*97
98%
*76
78
4372
32 72
44%
*9372
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100
100
100
*105%
1077a
*105 7a
*105%
1077a
*107%
*105%
10874
107%
100
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1083/4
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200
108%
14
30%
32
20
8,500
Volume
Number 6155
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Chronicle
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.
(2045)
21
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STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
>
STOCK
Monday
April 24
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
April S3
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1 '
Year 1961
Friday
April 26
April 23
the Week
*
April 27
Shares
H
53 % Jan
66
30
;25y< Jan
-3
Nov
29
23
60% Jan
32% Jan
19
Apr
•39 % May 18
4
42% Jan
20
60%Nov
29% N6v
>. 21% Oct 24
14
28"% Feb
9
112% Feb
13
3
26% Jan
Nov
16
3
36
<
Apr 12
36i/2 Mar 22
14
Halliburton
27% Jan
2
271/2 Jan
26
2
108
Hall
31
72
34%
34%
58
57
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29
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27
37
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21
16
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19
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2
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19
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6
Holly Sugar Corp common.
5% convertible preferred
44% Mar 28
51
35% Mar 30
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3
2
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25
351/2 Feb
15
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12
15
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18
16i/8 Apr
16
17% Jan
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8
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2
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22
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23
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31
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1
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114
30
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5
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9
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Harsco Corporation
Harshaw Chemical Co
38% Feb
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Hammermill Paper Co
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3
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9
Hamilton
72
5
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Hallicrafters
>
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25
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Hackensack
59% Feb
24
881/2 Apr
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91.
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31
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15
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23
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13
30% May 31
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4
Aug 18
47% Aug 21
44%
47% Apr 12
44% May 22
10
70
Jan
3
71% Jan
3
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25
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17
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4
49% Apr
5
26
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34
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18
23
5
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Jan
2
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26
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71/4 Feb
19
69% Apr
27
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Jan
5
151
Jan
5
preferred
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48% Jan
2
Inland Steel Co
Jan
18
Nov
14
Jan
5
3
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12
40»/b Apr
25
33% Jan
3
58% Dec
29
50
Apr
35% Jan
30
55% Dec
20
47
Jan
35
Oct
27
471/4 Apr
90
Jan
18
95
151
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73%
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73
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447
3
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Apr
2
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
16
54
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2
Insuranshares
17
33 % Apr
27
391/2 Jan
12
911/2 Jan
8
27% May 31
607
Oct 25
23% Jan
2
Apr
42% Jan
3
55% Jun
4
149% Apr
54% Oct
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5
6
Interchemical
26
2
8
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Mar 16
Interlake
2
International
1
Int'l
8
Feb
'57
85% Mar
Int'l
6
Jan
9
29% Feb
27
87
74% Feb
27
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3
12% Dec
4
22% May 11
10
26
15% Jan
19
29% Jun
19
26
38% Mar 16
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7
Dec
28
7
45% Dec
5
16% Sep 20
23% Nov
2
Dec
38% Oct
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28
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33% Jan
11
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14% Feb
95
69% Mar 28
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87
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6
26% Feb
23% July 12
35% Nov
30
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39% Nov
22
32% Jan
11
44% Jan
4
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2
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13
33% Jan
11
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461/4 Apr
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98
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1
29
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27
2
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23
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2
27
52% Nov
22
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4
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23
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42% Jan
3
62 y2 Nov
21
53
Feb
21
59% Jan
3
51% Nov
24
45% Jan
19
10
Dec
5
441/4 Feb
27
52% Apr
50
Apr
331/2 Dec
28
24% Apr
27
13% Oct
24
24% Feb
17% Mar
21% Nov
85% May 19
Feb
14
83
Nov
3
81 % Nov
20
86
Jun
7%
13
50 */4 Mar
26
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1
2
29
25% Jan
3
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2
Iowa
Elec
Iowa
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10
Jaeger
24% Feb
21
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87 r» Feb
7
75% Jan
2
89 % Apr
27
30% Dec
13
22
Feb
26
56 % Jan
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12
Jan
3
102 % Dec
4
13
Jan
3
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86
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Jewel Tea Co Inc common
•
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preferred—
7
Johns-Manvllle
Feb
7
Johnson
29 Vb Jan
2
Jonathan
73% Jan
2
Jones
&
Corp
Johnson
Logan
Inc
15% Apr
24
'17% Jan
4
5% preferred series A_.
Jorgensen (Earle Ml Co
32% Apr
25
40 Va Jan
4
Joy Manufacturing Co
-
&
95 V'2
9
9
9%
48 V2
49%
14ya4
14 y«
13%
14%'
33 y»
32%
32%
32
88%
90
90
26%
27
40 y8
41%
v
27%
40%
267b
:
39%
25
*38
;
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♦38
40
v
42 y8
'
45%
45%
.45%
46 Vt
47%
47%
49%
2414
24
10
50c
'25%
*119
31%
30%
-
90
90
90
27
"
27
26%
27
39
40%
38%
39%
43
45%
23%
23%
24%
57%
56%
5iy4
51%
493/4
49%
52 y2
51%
152%
48%
49%
49%
119
,
5
25%
26
25%
26
119
13%
21'/2
84V8
13%
22
84y8
61%
87%
52 34
13%
21 Va*84%
59%
*85
51%
93y2
92%
50c
Laughlin Steel common_10
100
1
1
23%
57%
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!/<.
15%
33Va
24V4
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102%
16v4,i
33%
93
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24
>
58y4
33y»
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24%
56y2
58%
102 '/a 102 Vz
,
15'/a
15%
24
-
„
-
32y4
331/#
26 %
120%
19
19%
93%
94y4
60
*85
52'/n
.
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13%
21%
85
61
87%
52%
/
46,500
570
*
2,600
57
13%
21%
83
62'/4
87%
53»/4
94
23,800
2,700
46%
13%
5
1,700
57
21
61%
-
23%
1
83
47
45%
5
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52 %
47/-
47%-
19%
.
47
57%
19%
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43%
; ;/
23%
19%
1
48%
43%
43
46%
19%
100
5
40
104%
23%
120%
8,200
10,700
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-
-
105
46%*- r'-i
19%
100
700
V
49%
25%
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•
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52
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,
42%
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..
104%
50
46%
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105
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40
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52%
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5,700
31%
90
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57
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57%
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100
900
51
49%
-
-
9%
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24 V*
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9%
49
96%
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48%
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51%
48%
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40 ='•■:;
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105
45%
57
67,000
-
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51%
43%
5
18,600
34
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33%
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27
26%
106
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10%
10
10
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100
1,000
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30%
90
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40
v
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107
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51%
106
5,200
75
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32%
48%
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%
83
49
49
14%
-■
46
30
96 y4
9%;
13,000
1,140
157%
83
33%
96 y4
*95%
9%
•v95%
53%
-
45%
30
77%'
10
10%
34%
8,100
50,700
30
-
77
'
95%'
88%
1
Breaker
59% Feb
112
Co
common
preferred.
Mar 20
27.
35%
10%
34 »/4
10%
34 %
1
21% May 26
see page
10%
,
>
670
27%
84%
30
79%
3.50
Co—
102% Mar 26
101
:
Stores
55% Apr 26
Mar
8
footnotes/
77%
14%:
8.33 Mi
com
Light & Power Co
Creek
16 % Jan
74% May 22
7
■48
80 >/4
/
30%*
32%
—No par *
Silver
Power
Power
3
110y2 Mar
,
30%
51
*48
J
No par
•Iowa-Illinois Gas 81 Electric Co
26
4-
For
Jan
Interstate
13
50% Apr
4
79%
10%
9
100/"
1
-10c
Co.
Shoe
Interstate Dept
8
3
-
33
'
'
211/4 Mar
Jan
30 3
157 '
•
5,000
505
52
46%
•83
84%
*83
85
400
97
26%
157%'
46
6,100
33%
480
53%
53
38,800
49
97
26%
157 y»
47
46%
30 y4
35%
*95',4
pfd series B——100
International Utilities Corp com—5
$2 convertible preferred
25
27
83
10%
35
53%
52
33%
•
512
»499>/2
520;;
53%
157% 137%%
47%
*83%
7980%
1
2.50
common.
preferred—i
24
Jan
96
Limited—
30%
512%
4
53%
157 Va
47 1
84 Va
30%
*83%
...
'
'
7
15% Jan
73%
100
conv
59% Apr 25
84 y2 Mar 21
-
27
55% Feb
International
13
Apr
18% Apr
2
3
27
48
Resistance
18'/8 Apr
27
13% Jan
47%
5213
53 %
155%
53%
com—5
preferred
Jan
118
20
80% Jan
5%
4%
12
27
•
517 y2
519%
53%
156
International Tel & Tel com_Nopar
2
41% Jan
38% Jan
171/4 Oct 24
516%
Chemical
Packers
International
12
20% Jan
122% May 10
Machines—5
International vSalt.
.
2
115% Jan
21% Jun
3
25%
'
581/2 Jan
26
24
18
26
Rectifier Corp.
14
27
45% Apr
Oct
:
3
13
;
25%
41%
•47
'
98
26 y8
International
;
50% Jun
21% Jan
34%
25%
International
f
Mar 26
12
113
33%
26'/2
$4 preferred
.—_No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
4
54.
36
40% Jan
49
1
25%
*.
5
18% Jan
2
371/2 Mar 13
4
108% Nov
35
97%
155%
'
35
97%'
Mining Corp
1:
5";V
Vlnt'l'Nickel of Canada——Nopar
26
48
35%
x35%
160
51%
49
1,700
36,400
40%
'
*48
97%
.100
International Paper
48
200
6%
70
*151
<
6,400
10,900
31
x69 Va
•
52
97%
common—...No par-
•
4'1 %
51%
*
97
preferred.
International
a 40%
52%
35%
International
16
10% Feb
'
13% Apr 17
28% Jan 11
19
Dec
4%
160
•151
160
97 V4
"
17
7
26
15
971/2 Feb
3
123% Mar
94% Dec 29
*v
2
48 ;
!
11
42 y8 Apr
32% Jan
71%
41- ' ■'
'
71/4 Jan
24
>35% Apr
.
70%
1
Business
&
73%
97
preferred—.
Minerals
*6%
61%
160
61%
6%
34%
100 '
49%
*30%
6%
51 %
500
52
61%
30%
♦151
90
-
47
6%
'*■
200
;
40
71%
49
48
•
46 %
30%
/
4,700
•
46
39%
61
40%
♦48
49
*
60 y2
51%
51
*49 '
47
39%
39%
4134
41
50%
50
*48
•
5
common.
Corp.
Harvester
7%
16
36%. May 16
3
iron
5781/2 Jan
571/2 Mar
24i/» Sep 27
58 % Jan
3
77% Jan
Corp
20
.*:—1
; 4%% preferred-:
„
159'/4 Mar
10
145
Apr
29
27
Jan
43% Jan
14
34
Apr
50% Jan
27
84 % Nov
480
9
142i/2 Jan
>98 /
22
Ctfs lnc_
42 V*
41 y4
48% >
*46%
6%
160
♦151
160
*151
-
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46
30%
*30
I»
•
51%
80%
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-
21,500
41 <
*47%
40%
60%
6%
47%
48%
48%47
40
61
♦30
6%
*48%
*46%
40%
40 y4
40 %
—._—No par
Industrta Elect De Mexlco.100 pesos
x
49%.
47
*48%.
♦46%
•
♦47/
52
4.1
46%
7,400
41%
•
80%
-
*40
*46
47%
47
—No par >
9
9
v
♦47%
*51
40 y8
64
/
47%
52
61
25
>
*47 Va
*46%
80%
80%
'
•
24%
39%
'
7.400
33%
24
24%
41%
51%
46%
*51
"49%
33
34
24%
80%' ?
40%
*46
51 y*
51%
26
80 Vn
47%
*47
56 %. Jan
80%
46%
-
'
40%
40%
40 y2
46%
80
30y2 Apr
6y* Jan
94% Aug
152
80 %
*46
.15
27
-
34%
34
34
*39%
15
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Feb" 20
-
40% Jan
145
Mar
RR
-—50
4.26 7o.
50
4.70%
50
4.42%
50
4.20%
50
Indiana' General Corp
1
Indianapolis Power & Light-No par
Mar 28
52
Co
33%
5
Power Co
40y2 Apr
46y* Apr
47
Apr
46%
~
5% Jan
Illinois
16
33%
5
Ideal
50
50
Cement
Co
2
45
50% May
4
Power
2
10
16
Idaho
46% Feb
14
23
2
29% Jan
Oct
Nov
43
Jan
421/2 Jan
Dec" 19
32% Jan
44% Jan
37
Apr 27
39% Apr 27
721/2 Jan 15
40% Apr 25
11
50% Nov
46
13
Apr
v
;
*48%
50
24%
*119
18%
600
48%
3,100
50
4,600
25%
II,100
120%
10
18%
3,900
2,400
7,400
13
13'A
13%
13%
21
21%
20%
21%
84y*
84%
84%
84 y8
90
60
60%
58%
60%
8,100
•85
87%
51'A
52
50%
87%
52%
91
92%
89%
91%
23'A
24
22%
23%
*
*
55%
ssy*
102y8
102%
*85
57'/a
102
58 y8
22,400
2,500
13,500
105,300
280
102%
15%
i6 y8
15%
32%
32%
32y8
4,700
15%
32%
>
6,400
22
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2046)
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.v„:* V '>/.
v:
LOW
,
,
AND
HIGH
.
SALE
Monday, April 30,. 1962
.
PRICES
Sales for
*
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
,
NEW
Highest
YORK
'/V
STOCK
EXCHANGE.
Wednesday
/V: .'/■;■ Tue^lay
April 23 V •
- April 24
Monday
.Par
April 25
Thursday
J
;
(
the Week
Friday
April 26
Shares
April 27
'
K
31% Feb
28
37
88% Jan
49% May 23
18
98% Mar 19
Mar 15
Kaiser
Alum
29% Dec
1
88% Dec
22
108 % Apr
25
44% Jan
11
48% Jun
1
47
Jan
3
50% Apr
18
4% %
102
Oct
10
122
May 19
105
: Jan
12
111% Apr
23
:-4%%
100
101
•
108
4%%
•
Mar 20
Dec
19
122
Jun
; Jan
10
58% Jan
17
87
Nov
6
71% Jan
9
79% Mar 14
75 Va Jan
9
82
Dec
13
80% Jan
9
83
84% Jan
27
92 % Feb
6
6
87% Mar 21
90
26
100
Apr
93
Apr
12
Jan
26
95
80% Feb
26
31
27
95% Jan
89
Dec
15
89
Jan
27
93
Nov
20
91
68% Jan
3
{93
Nov
Jan
10
50% Jan
4
89
Jun
87
36
37% Jan
3
12% Jan
3
50% Jan
39% Oct
70
11
Nov
Nov
8
91% Apr
24
41
Apr
26
66
Feb
21
45: ;f Mar 28
50
20 % Apr
26
67% Feb
26
26% Jan
4
78% Mar 16
32%. Apr
Kansas
Power
&
Oct
5
26
40% Jan
3
27
34
Apr
26
48
Jan
2
Kendall
76
Apr
25
86
Jan
5
52
Jan
4
83
74% Jan
8
Kennecott Copper
Kern
County Land
38% Sep
32% Jan
27
76% Jun
21
16% Jan
14% Nov
36
27
37% Jan
66%' Apr
Jan
23
16
79 % Jan
3
7
29 % Dec
29
25% Jan
24
33% Mar
6
14
27% Feb
9
57% May
3j
46% Feb
41
8
20
19
Keystone
3
-Mar 16
Feb
12
48% July 31
Jan
41% Jan
19
81% Jan
2
88
Feb
26
36% Jan
29
57
Apr
11,
36% Jan
8
25% Mar 12
16%
July 20.
34% Dec
44% Dec
28
28
34% Nov
3
30
Feb
14
26
Jan
*
KLM
44% Mar 14
Royal
4%
Dec
6
14
Jan
16
21% Apr
12% Jan
6
25% Apr
16
30% Jan
2
Kroger
32
26
39% Jan
4.
K
Kress
Mar 12
11
18% Mar 28
40 Ve Jan
2
34% Dec
11
26% Mar 12
31 Va Jan
12
51
30% Jan
11
40% Mar
8
40 % Mar
5
36% Jan
23
36% Jan
3
17
21% Jan
22
Jan
2
21% Apr
26% Apr
13
Apr
1
-
5
Co
__1
Airlines
100 g-
common
•
10
„
>
00*
Inc
J)
1
—
(S
H)
&
Co
V
—51
Co.——
P
f
10
Kroehler Mfg Co
:
*
34% Apr
39% Dec
1
:
Co
__;
Kresge <S S) Co————10* ^
,
27
18
Wire
Dutch
Inc
Korvette .(E
11% Jan
2
Industries:
&
*_
__1
Paper Co.
5
_
Sutherland
•
.
*88
."I
78%
*81%
83
*88
*96
97
*96
900
83
100
*88
...97
90
100
94%'
•93%
100
78%
*81%
100%
94
900
77%-
i.
90
*99%
100'%
200
114 ,'v
*108
♦77%
89%
*99%
100
90%
89%
94%
*96
97
90%
40%
40%
41
41
63
62%
63
62 %
if:-
*93 %
/
90
62%
88%
89%
9,000
*40%
41%
2,200
61%
62%
50
3,400
49%
49%
49%
50
50
50
22%
21%
22%
20%
21%
20%:
21%
16,600
*72%
"
• -
73%
35
37
72
72 %
68
71 %
68%
70%
2,700
~
32%
33%
32%-
34%
34%
37
..
.
,
5,100
33%
3G%
34
34%
34%
35%
3i900
76
77%
76%
77
76%
77%
26,200
81%
83
80
%
82%
79 %
81 %
6,000
40
78%
-82%
34%
35%
78
?' 78"%
82%
83
40%
41%
40%
41%
39
39
V"
39
39
68% *69%
v68%
70%
30
30.% - ■
30 /;30Vb
17% ; 17%
17%
17%
42%
42%
43
43%
.86
86
*86 86%
54%i-v56%.
-v. 55 %
56%
31%^
31;
31%
22'/4
-22% a ,- 22%
22%
*17%
17% *:'
^ 17%
vl7%
25%
26
/:%,x26 v 26*%
32%
33'%
32%
33%
-
*107%, 112
83
100
,
110
110
77%
22,000
95
50
1,
22%
37%
77%
82%
v 111
*93
33%
*49%
91%
-49
3574
37%
2.50
preferred
20% Jun
27% Oct
Oil
Steel
'Koppers Co
,
34%-
...
74.'
Ill
32%
*91
/'•?,
50
.<■
40%
63
'22%
72*%
112
77%
*81%
97
90
40%
""
-
.1 •.%, '
.Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos
40%
22%
,.
...;__No par
Co.._
*96
90%
'107
95
so
113
99%
- 94'
*93
/
>
50 %
'111
89%
*88
99%
"
,
'62% ' 63
.48%
49%
a
Kerr-McGee
.
85
Jan
78
36% Apr
42% May 23
93
Feb 10
88%
40%
1,
-
5
*96
.8.75
Co
9914
i94 ,">
97 •
.*93.
...
50c
94% May 16
4
Co
w-—
49% Nov
91% Mar
*
■
95
*50
110% .111%
108
108 ,
78%
78%
81%
82
>89%:
99%.
«_No par
com
u
3
11
.*88
'
83%
*82
100
Light
3
Dec
*107
112
78%
79%
.
100 >
.■>
33%
*91
*91%
95
: 50
32%
35%
34%
36%
:
*91%
50 <r>
•
50%
*
■
<35%
•
..
-111%-111.%
.
preferred——
50'
Electric Co__*,0 par .
73% Jan
46
.
^
25% Jan
23
.
.
>50.
..
100"
-
Kayser-Roth Corp
.Kellogg Co
-Kelsey Hayes Co
'
31% Feb
.
93'-■
93
...
.
preferred
•
4% non-cum
Kansas Gas &
28
Apr
preferred.
.
4.50%
Mar 30
9
-
Qonvertible preferred.—100 •
(ser of *959) conv pfd„ 100'
preferred
4.35%
preferred
.Kansas City Southern
17
-
50
4.20%
Jan
57
24
.4%
;
38% Jan
9
5
20
1
54% Nov
28% Nov 28
84
Mar
-36%..
35%
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co cofn-No par
3.80%
preferred
100.
27
8
Oct
96% Nov
84% Aug 25
33%c
preferred
preferred
4%%
j
3
Apr
& Chem Corp
convertible
41 %
39%
39,200
.
10,700
39%
40%
38%
38%
37%
38:%
38
70
70%
69%
71
69%'
70%
29,
29%.
28%.
29
6,000
18
2,000
r
29%
30 m
17%
86%
53
55%
30%
17%
-42%'
86%
31
21%
17%
43
*86
38
.
-17%
:4i%
|
1,600
12,100
42%
3,400
86%
86
86
51%
547b.
52%
55%
79,800
30%
22
17%
,
42%
/;17%.
42 •%
j
36%
31 %
30%
31%
9,500
21%
''21%''
,,
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16%.
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32
32%
32%
20%
21
27%
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32%
220
21%
16%
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32%
,
26
17%
25%
.
17
8,100
,
17
1,300
25%
33
25,000
3,200
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25% Jan
45
27
Apr 21
Dec
26% Jun
20
40% Nov
28
32
25% Oct
24
41
20
27
16
26
29% May
Jan
14% Jan
Nov
Mar
Apr
15% Apr
9
3
21
Oct
2
41 % Dec
8
11% Jan
3
20
20% Dec
U
16% Apr
33% Feb
1 % Jan
4
2% Mar 21
1% Jan
9
16% Jan
4
22% Mar 22
19% Jan
9
131
3% July 18
26% Jan
7
16
14
Dec
Jan
18 % Apr
16
4
36% Dec
3
34% Jun
Aug 31
14
5%
39
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Lane
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9
3
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Lehigh
Coal
8
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
8
35% Feb
7
Lehman
27
43% Feb
19
60
5
34% Apr
3
13
Feb
8
32% Jan
4
39
Feb
21
48 % Apr
28
12% Sep 25
46% Aug 10
60% Mar
7
Jan
4
30
62
Mar 19
10% Jan
11
55
Jan
8
Lehn
'
4
15% Jun
5
81% Jan
3
111% Nov
22
90
Apr
9
110% Feb
152% Dec
6
149
Jan
3
154% Apr
18
44% Jan
3
40% Sep 26
23% Nov
9
44% Jan
59% Mar 16'-
36% Apr 25
20% 'Mar 22
42 %
3
■
17% Mar 12
May 9
56'/a Apr 17
35% Mar 29
47% Jan
2
25% Jan
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•
Ling-Temco-Vought
7;. Link Belt Co
18% Dec
15
29
87 % Jan
4
26% Jan
26
51% Aug 18
15"% Jan
10
46% Dec
22.
21% Oct
47% Feb
6
31
27% Feb
27
20 %
Apr
26
24% Feb
13
29% Nov
Lone
Star
9
23 % Apr
3
27 % Jan
2
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22 % Feb
135
2
Jan
11
41% Jan
4
100
Jun
85
Jan
87!
Mar 29
16
13
-39% Jan
19% Jan
2
38
Apr
12
-57—Jan
2
108
Apr
26
152% Jan
2
42% Apr
34% Apr
27
52% Feb
16
170
Apr 14
59% May 3.
104
89
Feb
Dec
14377
"Apr 24
104
Mar 20
4
88% Jan
3
12
90
Jan
3
29
52% Apr
9
146
May 25
142
40
64
Apr
Dec
28
32% Jan
63
Oct
24
58% Mar
Jan
18% Mar 28
3
26
77
Apr
series
4
11% Apr
27
15 % Feb
Apr
26
67% Jan
21% Feb
20
8
10,700
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18%
19 V4
19
19%
20
20%
20 %
20%
28 %
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27%
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27%
2,100
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15
15 %
10,300
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18%
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15%
15%
15%
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19%
33%
33%
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11%
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33
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38
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59
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10,300
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153
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24%
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13%
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100
com
19%
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20
22
6,700
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B preferred
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53%
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44
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>
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series
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8
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400
150
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Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)_No par
Louisville & NashviHe-^-.>w-^.-50
-
56
23
28 Vb
15 Vs
1%
preferred
4.35%
'4
ll
14% Jan
May 17
20% Feb
Island
Lorillard
Mar 20
6
35
1
conv
4.25%
6
24
28
29
151
28
16%
21%
Corp
Cement
5%
27
9
Theatres
Long
95 % Mar 28
Jan
Dec
14% Oct
Apr
28 Va
16
"
.
13% Nov
53
92
63% Feb
27%
16%
3
conv
Aircraft
4.84%
Mar 20
12
28%
16 V*
*
23
57
27%
16%
1%
Industries Inc__
Loew's
28%
16
20%
common
non-cum
Lockheed
101% Jan
8
Corp
.3%'%
Litton
13
91 % Dec
4
155'/2 Jan
Lionel
50 % Apr
49% Jun
35
27
72% Nov
3
136% Jan
13
14
12
27
16%
21%
Inc
Statj Gas Co
•
12% Apr
Nov
71
28%
15%
-18%
28
Corp__^>.«!.--_-i_5;'
54% Dec
165% Dec
1,800
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*
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•
54% Mar 29
32%
19%
1%
Inc
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33 v
32%
1
Products
7,600
48 '
33
l
Refineries
Store's
8,500
27%
27%
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32%
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Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7%
preferred—
6
10
24
Fink
Lerner
146% Jan
12% Jan
&
Leonard
20Vs;' 20%
48
33%
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48
32%
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pfd series
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conv
21
28 Vs
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10
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20%
27%
33%
5
Navigation
:
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5
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9
20
&
28
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&
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;
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7
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—
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-
25
A
22
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Leesona
27
series
1
6
23% Jan
!11
preferred
Bryant
Lear
15
Feb
common..'
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1% Mar 16
31 % Jan
V
Co
Gas
4.32%
10
Jan
22% Apr
1:
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8
15% Mar
24
27
>
18.
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11,700
2,600
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27%-Jan
41% Dec
32% Jan
53 %
Sep
14
37
Feb
1
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47'/a Nov
10
46
Jan
18
47% Feb
61 % Jan
24
72
86
Jan
16
91% Apr
3
24 % Apr
13
30% Jan
15
6
32 Vs Apr
447/s Jan
74% Dec
82 % Jan
88 % May
20% Feb
30% Dec 11,
18
8
19
40 Va Feb
20
Jan
Mack
23
2
Macy
7% Jan
3
10 Vs Jun
14
8% Jan
3
38 % Jan
4
70
28
67% Jan
16
37% Jan
5
56% Mar 12
14
2% Jan
2
3% Mar 27
10% Mar 21
74% Feb
27% July 19
47% Nov
27
36% Jan
60% Jun
9
47% Jan
30
16% Jan
33% Dec
6
27
Apr
27
21% Jan
32% Feb
30% Jun
1
23% Jan
"8
27
3
4% Jan
5% Jan
27
5
Jan
8
7
Feb
Mar
60c
8
22 % Jan
10
24% Jan
38 % Nov
15
29 % Apr
29 % Apr
26
35
Apr
23
18% Jan
13
56
23
26% Feb
28
13
4
65 % Oct
12
43
May 31
50 % Dec
18
40
1
Apr 27
97%'Mar 22
99
22
>
28% Jan
26
98'/a Dec
24
31 %
27% Sep
44 Vs Jan
25
34% Mar 10
7'4
61
4
21
Maracaibo
26
Aug
39% Apr
Jan
44% Dec
107
86% Jan
5
July 18
Nov
83r
Dec
35% Feb
Nov
26
35% Feb
2
24
78% Jan
27
32 Va Jan
'
Mar 22
51% Mar 29
25 Vs Jan
97% Jan
25
104
4
Jan
Apr
4
V Apr
40% Apr
36% Jan
43 Va Mar 22
28
Mar
150% Jan
93
33 Vs Feb
21
50
20
31
Feb
40 Vs Mar 15
Apr
10
34% Jan
19% Dec
15
16 Va Apr
12
49 Vs Dec
1
8
49% Feb
14
34 Va Feb
23
34% Sep
57/a Jan
27
16 Vs Jan
29
47% Dec
15
26
46% Jan
30
Oct
31
Jan
6
11% Dec
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12
6
35% Jan
3
49 Va Oct
88
9
93
Jan
2377 Jan
19
31 %
Apr 10
35% Feb
80
84
Jan
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6
footnotes,
16
May 24
30% Aug 21
'64 V\
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91 %
25%
28
Aug 11
see page
Jan
65
4)277/
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63'%
91%
91
91 Vs
90%-
24 V8
25'/4
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62 '/a
.
90 %
25%
24778
1,100
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3,900
91%
24'%
24,700
277
14,500
9% Jan
4
12% Jan
31
27
38% Feb
8
Apr
11
23% Mar 12
42% Jan
10
91
Jan
30
22% Apr 16
30 Vs Jan 26
81% Jan
27.
2
94
12
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26% Feb
27/a
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97 b
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69 '/a
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68%
69%
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68%
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46%
47%
45%
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44
4574
50,700
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52.%
3,400
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29
26
26
&
6%
I
28%
29%
5
31%
31%
44
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Corp
1
No"par
_i
31%
52%
82';
82
No par
Inc.
27%
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30 V*
conv
preference
(J Ray)
&
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McGraw-Edison
(AG)
McKesson
Co
7
Medusa
32 % Apr
6
Melville
85 Va Apr
16
27
30% V
&
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56 '/a
22%
111%
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26%
43%
38%
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9
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Co
1
.29%
16%
45%
46%
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17%
17%
17%
29%.
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.
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series)—100
Cement
Shoe Corp common
preferred series B
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1
100
32%
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10
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.
■
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47%
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23 %
31
85 Va
48%
11 Va
7 32
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94
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3,400
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52
9,500
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2677
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30
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94
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23
31 '/4
31%
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86
.
84 Val
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38
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14,200
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56,400
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4,800
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83
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common
Portland
27%
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100
B
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83%
100
Co
Robbtns
Norris
Corp
28
47%.
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&
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82 %
61%;
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27
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82
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58%
4.500
26 %
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83 %
81%
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27%
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&
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1,600
25%
57 a
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30 Vi
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convertible, preferred
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McDermott
30%
28
.
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6%
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.
237h
51
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3
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30%
%
27
13%
.
99
82%
•
82
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McDonnell
81%
42%
22%
51
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53'/a
■
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1
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McCrory Corp common..;
3 % % convertible preferred
McQuay
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30%
100
.
29 V7
31
42
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series.-
2 7b
9%;
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13 %
44
2274
-
28%
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;
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23%
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30%
14
46%
43
52%
1959
53%
28 Va
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.
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30%
Corp
Mead
31%
13%
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•
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31%
5
common
Corp..:
McLean
23%
'99
26
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100
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53 Va
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30 Va Apr
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;
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70 %
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines___No
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20
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12.50
Moore
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23% Jan
39
Oil
McGraw-Hill
19% Jan
43 % Jan
21% Dec
63%
65
91 %
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46 Va
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19
&
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77
19
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Dec
3
7 $3.75
,.
80
14'% Jan
Feb
33%
47
100
Al
Corp—
Dept
$3.75
2*
2
•
Apr
27
*
May
3'
126% Apr
27
21
40
47
1
preferred
Masonite
v
5
125
28
43
r^Va
46 %
34
10
Martin-Marietta
19
12
23
45
3
Aug 21
Apr
19
23
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26
3077 Jan
31
19
81 Va Apr
4
27
22% Jan
4 % %
2
Apr
20
Apr
July 25
89
83
74
105
161 Va May 22
76
Marshall
32% Mar 20
58% Jan
29
21
27
94 Va Mar 16
33
40%
46 Va
preferred—No par
Midland
Marquette
7
41% Jan
12
24% May 22
120 Vs Nov
33%
39%
46%
common
series
Shirt—
Marquardt
' 2
56% "Apr
24% Apr
26
30
71 % Jan
Mar
Maremont
Marine
46% Mar 15
24% Apr
29 Va Apr
4
/
1
77 Va Feb
83% Dec
12%-Jan
21
Feb
23
70% Jan
48% Jun
36% Jan
5
77% Feb
79 Va Dec
23% Jan
24
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72% Dec
July
8
50% Jan
13
27
77% Jan
Aug
Apr
28 % Jan
80 % Aug
Jan
75
Oct
81
Jan
75 % Jan
68
Nov
Inc
Manning "Maxwell
13
14 Va Oct
(F R>
Manhattan
12
Apr
Mar
51% Jan
Oct
33
40%
46%.
Inc
convertible
Mallory
6
22
25
Fund
Copper.
Magnavox
Co
14*
26% Nov
91% Jan
Co
preferred
Magma
28
12% Jan
34
34%
40 Va
46%
Square Garden Corp—
Commoh
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47% Mar 20
Dec
(R"H)
4% %
34%
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10
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preferred
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33%
5
50
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3
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&
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44 Vs Mar 15
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK
•.
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27
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4
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-
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1
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Public
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21
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20
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3
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11
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16
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4
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4
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11
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29
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37 Ma Apr
26
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23
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40% Feb
,
26
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100
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3
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i
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2
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10
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81
12
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13
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83 Ma Jan
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Co
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100
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97 Mi
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Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
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21
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18 Mi Jan
19
59 Me Mar 14
14
18 Ma Mar 16
Apr
Jan
18% Apr
24
Dec
10
35 Mb Mar 27
88 Mi Mar 21
12 Me Oct
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563/4
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Phelps-Dodge Corp
15
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common
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57% Mar 15
2
Co
preferred
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Feb
623/e Jan
Apr 27
31% Jan 26
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.
31
> 56
27
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/> 3% Mar
*
24
103 Ma Mar 29
Aug 14
99
May 16
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:
Sep
91M4 July
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27
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593/b Mar. 23
Apr 26
543/4 Apr
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31
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For
4
footnotes,
see
29
page 27.
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5
146
16
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30% Jan
3
Quaker Oats Co
t
6%
preferred
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5
100
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;
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82
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Volume
6155
Number
195
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(2049)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
16
65% May
703/4 Jan
23
75
Dec
51% Jan
9
72
11
23%
4
26
88J/2 Feb
5
6
17 'A Jan
4
34% Sep
27
.,
251/a Feb
13
Oct
13
71% Dec
8
12% Jan
3
20% Nov
3
Oct
41% Feb
16
Raytheon
27
2
4%
non-cum
13% Jan
15
Apr
26
66 Va Jan
2
Red
Jan
23
213/4 Mar
5
Reed
Owl
1st
No par
Reichhold
6
Reliable
43
Apr 27
49 Va Jan
4
Reliance
Elec
&
23
Reliance
Mfg
Co
59
66% Mar
14% Jan
6
3
65% Mar
9
52
Jun 23
84
30
Jan
19
Republic
12% Jan
4
Republic
60
Jan
4
43% Jan
5
Revere
Aug 18
52 % Apr
26
% Apr
27
40
8
23
56% Jun
5
31
Apr 26
48
Jan
8
109% Apr
60 Va Apr
9
26
47
Jail
3
49i% Jan
30
108
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
68% Sep 26
89% Nov
14
8
90% Oct
6
87
23% May
8
12% Apr
Mar
1
4
50
Feb
9
1163/4 Jan
16
Jan
4
153/4 Feb
14
90
12
4-% Mar 12
102
4%%
Rheem
2nd
3.60%
Richardson-Merrell
Jan~~3
111% Nov
14
80% Apr
17
51% Apr
27
38% Apr
27
34% May 10
50% Mar 13
30 3/4 Jan
8
37% Mar 19
Riegel
Paper
27 % Mar
7
343% Mar 26
Ritter
32% Feb 10
47% Jun
5
34% Apr
10
42% Feb
Robertshaw-Fulton
43% Jan
62% Oct
20
51% Jan
9
Nov
27
30
Nov
19
23% Jan
27J/4 Jan.
34 1
3
4
9
Jan
16
93% Dec
35 % Jan
4
;
670
2
May
May~ 2
87
Apr
25
124
90% Jan
12
Mar 22
,
19% Apr
12
24% Jan
6
22% Apr
12
23% Jan -19
22% Mar l3
29% Feb 12
31% Mar 15
3
27% Dec
1
Feb
8
25% Apr
18
19
43% Apr
3
19% Apr
3
17% Dec
Dutch
McBee
36% Jan
3
461% Apr
7
Dec
12
10
11 % Apr
27
26
143/4 Feb
5
Royal
16
17% Jan
4
Rubbermaid
Apr
36% Apr
41
12
1
10
Corp
5
Ruberoid
Jan
5
13 Va Mar 30
14% Jan
26
100
1
.
(
1
,mm%
1
Co
20 g
Corp
l
Inc
30
271/4 Aug
8
19 % Apr
9
26% Jan
22
Ryan
25
22% Mar 16
13% Apr
27
18 3/i Feb
13
Ryder System
Aeronautical
1,000
17%
4,300
'•
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18 Va
18%
25 Va
25%
24%
25
78
79
'76'/a
77
75%
77
12
12%
11%
12
113/4
23%
233/4
22%
23%
22%
11%
23
38'A
20,700
38%
37 Va
38 Va
37
38%
27,400
•
83/4
83/4
8%
83/4
15%
16%
16%
163/8
11 Va
11%
11 Va
11%
*11
1134
700
50%
50%
49
49%
*49 VB
*19 Va
49%
19%
2,300
♦19
19%
19'/a
19%
400
16'/a
16%
17%
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163A
8%
17
14%
k
48% Apr
36% Jan
3
63% Dec
6
Jan
3
93
Nov
27
86
ft 372 ?• Dec
27
404% Dec
26J/2 Jan
3
4%
31% Feb
352% Jan 26
26
14%
14%
19%
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28
Stores
St L
38
Jan
20% Nov
17% Jan
2
21 % Mar
79
Apr
12 % Jan
5
80 % Feb
41% Oct
33% Jan
18
393/8 Mar 12
98
Jan
26
99% Apr
1
61
59
60
61
110
16%
16%
163/4
16%
17
24,900
11
11%
11
11%
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11
17,900
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16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
800
49%
51%
49
50%
49%
50%
118,400
413/4
42%
41
413/4
41
41 %
8,300
52%
54%
563/8
52%
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54%
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41
433/4
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42%
40 Va
41'A
21,100
32
34
31
32%
31%
32%
70,400
49%
49%
49 Va
49%
49 3 a
112'A
112 V*
49%
1123/,,
110%
1113/4
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60%
61%
82,900
57%
112
San
Fran
64
60%
62%
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89'
88
88
14%
133/4
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
9,500
4%
4%
4%
4 Va
4%
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4%
12,000
83
81%
82%
41 %
363/4
40
41
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10
8t Regis
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81 %
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81 '/a
81%
15,800
383/4
40
38%
39
14,800
36%
36%
36
36%
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37
*28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
1,400
365/8
363A
36%
363/8 •"
36%
36%
60%
33%
60%
33%
603/4
603/4
60%
61
60 Va
61
/ 1,800
3,200
37%
33
333/h
333/8
37%
37%
33%
37 Va
37%
v
32%
37%
448
460
456
465
3,510
112
114
114
115
115
116
970
92%
20%
22%
28%
26%
39 Va
11%
15%
37%
15%
37%
13Va
94
*92%
94
*92%
92%
*92%
203A
20%
20%
20
20 %
12,700
22 3/4
233/a
21%
23
22
23
12,200
28%
28%
28%
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28%
28%
29 Va
26%
40
11%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
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2,400
38%
39%
38 3/,
39%
38%
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11%
11 %
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15
15 Va
1,500
37
37%
36%
37
37%
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13%
13%
13%
13%
20%
21
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20%
14
14%
13%
14%
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20%
21
14%
143/4
43
19%
*77.%
100
J
Paper Co common
5
34%
*98
39%
1st pfd 4.40%
26
40% Apr
12
Jan
30
16% Jan
San
14% Apr
27
18 % Jan
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
21% Apr 10
9% Apr 23
27% Jan
Schenley Industries Inc
3
22
34% May
May 10
5
3
11
May
3
16
70
Nov
14
Jan
46% Nov
24
8'/a Sep
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19
141/a Mar 10
8% Jan
46% May
38
*
8
26
:
11%
'Y''.'
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41 % Nov
16% Jan,
35
Apr
27
423/4 Jan
Jan
16
84% Apr
25
6
95 % Apr
3
5
16
37% Feb
30 Va Jun
5
21
Apr
27
23% Jan
3
Seaboard
11
27% Mar
9
Seagrave
50% Feb
14
88 3A Jan
2
Sears
July 28
4
12% Jan
26
15% Mar
2
Seiberling
11
Apr
27
143/a Jan
4
Servel
Nov 27
103% Feb
7
103% Feb
7
44 % Jan
4
94% Nov
15
;
;i 17
97% Jan
Jan
113/4 Mar 30
Shahmoon
45% Feb
Shamrock
31
3
5
46% Mar
15% Sep
19
23 % Mar 28
Shattuck
Jan
19
413/a Mar 20
Shell Oil
15% Jan
26
18% Mar 14
4
23
20%
20%
36%
18%
19%
15%
22%
29Va
55 7 1
30%
55
38
22% Jan
15
27
18% Jan
4
Apr
7
22% Apr
17
29% Feb
9
Slegler Corp
27
29
33% Jan
2
Signode Steel Strapping Co
383A May 23
Jan
60Va Apr
4
48% Jan
17
12
56
17
33% Mar 29
Apr
19
Simmons
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1
No par
Co
,
"
Wr:
37"
Feb" 13
J
61% Nov 22
493A Feb
15
55% Mar 12
Simplicity
45% May
9
36% Oct
63 Va Jan 11
36
16
40 Va Feb
Sinclair
127% NOV
18
8
Z 31% May 10
22% Jan
5
273/4 Feb
16
Feb
23
29% Jan
5
72% Feb
28
3
363A Jun
9% Dec
•
25
27% Jan
3
V
62% Jan
26
28
49 % Jan
9
9% Dec
62
Feb
353/a Mar
563% Mar
v
10% Jan
4
Soo
9 Va Jan
2
South
Apr
3
58
Feb
Mar 23
53
Feb
19
18
443/4 Jan
17
27
Jan
18
40% Jan
16
„29% Jan
18
11
3$k Jan
23%Feb
16
Jan
26
19
613A Nov
10
363/4 Jan
3
53% Nov
17
38'A Jan
3
20% Jan
3
31% Sep
8
243/s Nov 21
31% Dec
49 % Nov
20
29
Jan
24
Mar 21
Southern
Natural
Southern
Pacific
Southern
Railway
50
30
3
82
Jan
For
3
593/8 Feb
7
4
20% Apr
26
75
16
Feb
1
44Va May 31
Southwestern
Spalding
25% Apr
13
6% Apr
12
35% Apr
Apr
17
91% Jan
31
16
%
3
Apr
18
833/4 Jan
5
27.
473/4 Jan
2
% Jan
24
8
42% Jan
95
Apr
24 Va Jan
96
Feb
38% Mar
86
Mar
2
Spartans
Sparton
Gas
Co
51
46%
7.50
Co
20
stockltk ctfs—100
Public Service Co
1
*73
(AG) & Bros
Industries
Inc.
1
common
preferred
8
94
100
50c
25
No par
No par
34Va
20
28Va
6%
37%
1
2.50
Corp—
preferred
*
*
'
19%
94'A
31%
*84 Va
79
36-%
81
36
84
35%
84%
*83%
35%
3,500
8%
10,800
22%
22%
8
793/4
22%
22%
35
*80
35%
340
22%
7,900
22%'
*80
83
6%
5 3/4
28%
28 Va
28%
22
22%
'21%
223/a
21
22
225/a
22%
21%
22
21%
22%
1,100
46%
48
46%
47%
46%
47%
3,300
843/„
83%
843A
833/4
84%
!
84%
h 833/4
135/a
14
11%
11%
*102%
105
*13%
133/4
11%
11%
14
*13%
11
11%
105
*102%
10%
10%
4,300
393/4
38%
39%
24,700
23%
23%
24%
20%
20%
20%
19%
20%
373/8
363/4
37%
363A
37
41.600
18
173/a
•17%
17%
17%
30,800
20%
37
19 Va
19%
19%
193/4
19
19%
15 Va
153A
15%
15%
15%
15%
23%
283A
54%
31%
243/e
283/4
55
32 %
23%
95
31
*84%
23%
10,400
27%
27 Va
1,500
54
54%
54
54%
4,200
32%
31
31%
31V*
31%
55
54
54%
54
54
373/8
36%
37%
36%
36%
44,100
123 V*
118%
117%
120Va
19,600
*27%
*
56%
122
.
Y
55%
57
5,600
800
63,200
56 3A
30%
31
30 Va
31
26%
25%
26'A
243/4
26%
26%
26%
26%
25
26 Va
66%
67%
66%
67
65%
66 V*
7,500
553/4
54%
55%
53%
55'A
38,500
83/4
8%
8%
553/„
9
8%
54%
8
9
8
83/8
54%
56
52%
*52
41
*40
41
55%
52
<
52
,39%
4,800
63.100
3,300
1,500
8,400
8 Va
55%
53
*40
40
<
8,300
400
400
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 %
30%
31
31
31%
31'A
31%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21
30%
31 Vb
30'A
30%
30
30%
55 Vb
553/4
51
51%
51%
52%
51%
52
46
46%
45%
46'/a
46%
12,600
25%
26%
25%
26
45%
25%
26
37,400
54%
55%
54 Va
54%'
14,000
20
20%
20
20 Va
32%
51%
47%
27
56%
20
54%
54%
-
56 3/8
20
20%
♦73
76
>
♦73
76
34%
35%
34 3 a
20
353/8
20%
*19%
63^
i
.
36%
•94
27%
29
20
273A
26%
fl
7,400
6,000
3,400
6%
36%
19
95
95
31
313/b
31
313/a
*8434
86
95
19 Va
19%
94%
95
31
31%
•843/4
4,900
2,000
6%
*94
1,300
27%
36 Va
95
19,000
20
63/a
*94
900
3,300
29,200
34 V*
36%
193/4
86'
*19%
6,500
76
6%
953/4
*843A
33%
34%
193/4
19%
•73
36%
6%
37%'
95
76 Y1
55
"
°
.273/4
543A
55 Va
♦95
/a
8
8%
55%
*52 1
32
21%
313/8
55%
95
20
95
32
263/b
33%
20%
29%
-6%
37Va
57%
31%
52%
40%
31.
86
23
28
54%
57
9%
>
243/8
28
37
8%
543/4
195/a
233/4
3,100
26
8%
543/4
*51%
*94 <
10,400
55
26%
68
55%
28%
6%
37%
19
15%
32
27
20
18%
15
'
54 Va
122 Va
x263/8
67%
55 Va
*9%
.
3,400
28
37% 38
122% 123
56% 57
31 Va
32
35'A
:
8,200
23%
;•/'
55Va
*73
35
12,800
11
y*
& 17%
76
300
14
105
23%
24%
18%
30%
55%
*50%
46%
26 Va
56
20
50,400
103/4
11%
40
18%
*31
21%
5,800
11%
*102%
37%
Y
Y/'
39%
103A
39%
Y
8,600
7,800
*
105
23%
11 Va
40 Va
•
20 Va
21%
&
5%
53/4
28%
22 Va
47 Va
40%
'32%
70
83
6 Va
22%
26%
140
96%
28%
28%
*55
32,400
Y
85
28 3A
6
6%
24%
A:
6,800
,
*95%
22%
%i
82
*84
95%
83
*80
83
95 Va
15,500
1
/'
85
96
*95
95%
-
363/4
84%
Y
36%
;
37%
33%
31 Va
20%
28%
6%
37Va
94%
20%
95%
31%
86
51
35%
81%
8%
82
23%
.
26% <27%
55%
56%
20
20
(Del)—No par
common—No par
preferred
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50
8%
El-No par
&
Gas
Spencer Chemical Co
4.20%
1
Ohio
5
19
see page
&
7
May 15
97% May
9
88% Apr
Mobile
35% Mar
Jan
footnotes,
non-cum
26 3A Jan
90
4
Apr
5%
19
2
64% Ar
14
,,
17
20
27
Co
5
Apr
31Jan
35
34% Oct 26
19
Y 71
3
88 Va Jan
16
Jan
18% Jan
14
20% Jan 26
,_25
Public Service
Indiana
45
,">//"
5
81%
50
8JA
/
% -20%
31%
56%
51
47 %
preferred
Southeastern
California Edison
72% Oct
Mar
31
55%
com
Co
65% Mar 20
91
Sugar
Southern
30% Feb
3
Rico
Southern
25% Apr .25
Jan
Puerto
8
11
40
Southern
54
88
40
33
31 Va
21%
2.50
Co
Gas
26
8
Jan
Jersey
8V«
8%
393A*
.
51%
30
11
28
8%
51 %
31% Mar 30
13
11 '/a Apr
-
53%
35%
51%
353/4
11%
9%
com.4.50
Co
50%
49%
35%
*13%
26%
683/„
55%
50
E & G
52% Apr
61% Oct
51% Nov 24
South
Carolina
preferred
49
Y;' 35 '/a
51
35
*102%
8%
543A
Platinum
57% Jan
29% Oct
38% Dec
5%
South
&
3,200
83 3A
283/8
83/8
No par
1
Co
Gold
6
193/a NOV
34% Apr
South
Railroad
Amer
18
9
4
Line
15
4,500
15,800
9%
*
38%
26%
67%
55%
*9
5
:
Labs.No par
24
173/4 Jan
16
Co Inc
French
Jan
46
47% Mar 15
20 Va Jan
16
&
28% Jan
54% Feb
°
22
26% Jan
15
Kline
26Va
5
Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
26
50
47% Jan
3
Smith
26
39 % Apr
2 9 3/4, Dec
3
Smith-Douglass
Apr
50
Marchant
14%
22%
9%
22 Va
121% 122
56%
57
31 Va
32
20
25
10
Co
Corp
Smith-Corona
Apr
4
4
12
1
5
11
Jan
(AO)
14
15% Jan
7% Jan
Manufacturing
Oil Co
49 % Oct
27% Jan
5
Skelly
8
303A Dec 21
Corp
Smith
.52 % Jun
3
Oil
1
Co
8
: 8
4
15% Jan
27
Singer
Pattern
No par*
21
60% Nov
9
Jan
49
14
25
133/4 May 26
19
44% Jan
Nov
52% Dec
3
6% Mar 15
7
77
46% Jan ; 4
383/4 Jan
129% Mar 22
8
55% Jan
28% Jan
37% Apr
23% Jan
5
1063/4 Jan
67% July
3
4
Apr
6
3
26% Oct
Va Jan
4
3
11
443A Jan
12
Simonds Saw & Steel
14%
22 Va
10
x47
23% /
30Va
56
31
55
16
Apr
15
22%
*9%
22%
.
15%
18% Apr
15
143/4
22%
9%
28%,
37%
17%
19%
8
Dec
15
22%
9%
5%
23 Va
No par
Co
4,800
43,000
15
YY; *80
41%
No par
Corp
(Frank G)
38%
12%
/
'
22 Va
223/4
;
1
Steel
50
38%
12 Va
39%
123/4
9%
95%
105 1
ll3/„
41
8
34
3
*102%
38%
15 Va
84
<
28 % Apr
42 3/4 Jan
Sharon
11
1
10,500
9,700
*98 V-C 100%
-
12%
; %•
35 Va
'
22%
36%
■
12
2.50
Inc
Gas
12%
8%
Y 81
:
14%
11%
No par
Industries
Oil &
14%
1
23% Aug
223/4 Sep 25
Jan
18
29% Jan
1
Co
common
83%
39 Va
f 12%
600
:: '-'34%
34%
50%
48
84%
48
383/4
12%
19%
77%
100
35
23%
3
39%
34 Va
♦98
"
223/4
5
Corp
P-
34%
600
'
19
77%
>>
"
AY
9%
28%
22%
.
2,300
43
15
63/„
28%
,
Shell Transp A Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
Sheraton Corp of America
50c
21
14
28
23
Apr
36
6
Apr
19
23% May 15
4
16% Feg
•/
23
May 17
28
31% Feb
36% Oct
12
23
80
6%
23 "
20
Co
preferred
30
27
18% Sep 25
15% Jan
$5.25
9% Jan
38% Apr
80
,
1
Falls
&
Rubber
19
22%
1
5
Roebuck
Inc
*94%
—.—100
Co
Sealright-Oswego
50% Mar 13
14% Apr
8% Jan
37% May 12
21
72
20% Apr
105
Finance
363/8
84
110
32%
43
223/a
•
8%
,,
78
100%
•98
,
19,700
32%
19%
78
'
82%
37%
84
96
No par
25
Corp
29
51% Dec
Feb
Jan
1
Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
18
Jan
54
12
Screw &
Jan
31%
11% Jan
6
7
30
8%
34%
19%
78
98
49%
375
93 3A
-
19%
12%
v
.
51%
34%
81%
No par
No par
common
Apr
26 Va Jan
19% Jan
13
Co
$4
Jan
2
34%
1
preferred
28
29% Mar 21
21% July 25
26
-50%
1
preferred
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
81
5% Jan 25
24
1
31% Mar
25
74% Jan
May 22
Paper
$3.40
' 7,300
*92%
43%
39
y
15%
V
N
200
vA 3,100
:
'•.
♦300
*42%
98
39%
13
30
6 3/4 Feb
22% Apr
Nov
10
Jan
Feb
14
74
3
Jun
15
90
May 19
271/4 Jun 15
Jan
27
19%
23
9%
9%
43
*77%
34%
33
333/,
19%
100
93
93
(Y
32%
i
43
77 Va
15
Inc—
Schlumberger
Scott
2
77
Feb 21
5
-
4
9
97
4
70
:
14
47% Dec
11
Jan
9
98% Feb
•
48%
375
323A
94
19%
19%
22%
5
convertible preferred
Schick
11 Va Jan
26
8IV2 May
9
73% Jan
Apr
5%
24
5,800
"
i;;.'
50%
*300
375
423/4
32 3/f 1 33
493/4
51%
*300
4 *93
93%
933/4
77%u .MPllVi
34%
35
A
1.40
35c
com_
preference
Schering Corp common
60% Feb
42% Jan
Apr
49
12%
1
Convertible
10% Jan
34% Apr 23
8
Apr 26
V
79
87
50 Va
51%
375
*300
43
No par
Ry Co com__No par
34% Jan
3
900
11% H5A
21%
143/4
51
51%
375
A".
16
3
50
20%
'.%/ 43
21
7% Jan
94
21
23%
*13-%
21
14%
33 Va
39% Feb
14% Jan
8,500
13,900
455
32%
3
y/
33%
37%
36%,
445
93%
4
_
5,200
459
*92%
Jan
_
•'=
113% 115
15%
50%
*300
<
30% Jan
22% Nov
300
/
'
May 25
88
363/4
"
!\, :"v
series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co——10
100
1,100
62%
36 3/s
100
Preferred series A 5%
23
700
16%'
88
10
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light &
4
Jan
10,100
61
Y;;vv.:
100
44% Mar 22
37
2,600
15
19%
363/4
13%
21%
1.66%
common
preferred
conv
2,000
/•:
preferred—
4.30%
431/2 Nov
21% Jan
•
Bafeway
5
9
92
•
2
933/4 Apr
29
151/2 Jan
70% Jan
.1-!
.
603/a Jan
26
3
5
31% July 20
,V
;
:
27
Feb
352 % Jan
11
37% Dec
33% Jan
:
90
5,400
16
'•■!
-
>/;■ v7>
.; ■
,
"./*■*
■
8%,
16
:
o"
1,100
5,300
11%
16%
52 Va
42%
41
363/8
28%
37%
2.50
Ine
183A
26'A
16%
4%
82Va
1
*13Va
21%
14%
1,300
18%
653/8
V
15
37 %
__No par
Co
%
16%
451
5
(Jacob)
12% Oct
44
18
60 Va
33%
37%
1
18% Jan
43
17%
29
37%
15
1
Co
Ruppert
45
17%
122% 124
*92 Va
94
20%
21
23%
23%
29% 29%
26Va
26%
39%. 39%
11 Va
11%
5
-
Petroleum
45
17%
495
476
20
common
(Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal
45%
173/4
63
42%
36% " ■>'
Roper
11
Mar 14
33% Jan
11
18
12 J/s Feb
10% Mar 15
40
;i9
83%
—
Corp—
Corp
14%
-19%
14%
41 Va
36*4
28%
31 Va
60%
33%
37%
Ronson
15
29% Sep
10% Oct
15
25
27 Ve- Apr
Haas Co
4% preferred Beries A
.
Rohr
5
27% Dec
16% Jan
&
When issued
18
Apr
94
27% May
17% Jan
9
12% Jan 13
18
Rohm
14%
*18%
64
88
82%
Controls
Rockwell-Standard
3
17%
19%
453A
4%
Telephone Corp
8
17%
15
55,900
26
43%
44%
34%
343/4
49%
49 Va
112% 1123/4
14%
?
10
2.50
Rochester
23
4,500
793/4
12%
24Va
39 Va
83/4
16Va
11%
51
193/a
643/8
873/4
Elec Corp__No par
Feb
38
6,200
56%
4 Va
Corp
33% Apr
25
18%
11%
143A
1.25
Gas &
5,000
18%
xl9%
14%
1
Ltd
Inc
Rochester
5
38
■
£
Co
Corp
555.;..Jan
2
Apr
112
500
445
62% Mar
8
29% Jan
38% Aug
12
Oil
76%'
37%
45 Va
17%
63
*61
16%
16%
123/8
xll%
16Va ' < v 16%
51
> 49%
42%
V.>
42%
' 63%
87%
5
Company
29
3
Richfield
443/, Mar 14
4
100
Trust
57%
76%
38
V
19%
4G%
11%
No par
Selection
25% Jan
•
50
com
55%
76%
373/4
34%
35%
49%
493/4
112% 112%
No par
series
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
-
>
100
Tobacco
58%
76%
38
41%
56%
58
44%-45 .-/A
2.50
Co
pref
37% Sep 25
78%
■
5
Chemical
(RJ)
Preferred
Mar 14
10
1
&
conv
Reynolds
2
Mar
5
10
Brass
Reynolds Metals Co com
43/4% preferred series A
31
80% Feb
Drug
preferred
57%
37%
183/4
263/4
*78
12
x23%
38%
8%
16
11 Va
50
19%
52%
19%
16%
11%
16%
48%
50c
50c
Corp
&
60
76%
37%
18%
253/4
11%
*61
serles__100
Corp
Inc
Rexall
2
41 % Jan
6
Steel
Copper
Revlon
67% Mar 13
52% Jan
3%%
Aviation
/
5
Corp common
Republic
18
Co
common
Shares
38
79
125/«
24
39%
9
16%
183/4
15%
the Week
April 27
76 3/8
.37%
18%
25Va
17%
15%
^
Friday
April 26
58%
59%
76%
19%
46%
17%
1
Eng
convertible
8
23
3
60% Nov
12% Dec 14
$1
Mar 12
17
15% Jan
48% Apr
38% Jan
May 17
t
10
5
Corp
preferred
Jan
24
May 23
.422
3
Conv
76
25
9% Mar 29
■y
Jan
26
Apr
% Apr
16
Dec
23
Chemicals
Stores
'
•
50c
4
5
-
No par
Inc
Bros
?
-r
Co
12
16% Apr
50
50
Inc
Bit
21% Feb
Apr
preferred
preferred
2nd
Stores
Roller
Reeves
50
common
19% Apr
18% May 11
Mar
non-cum
16 3/4 Jan
25
83
4%
Sales for
Thursday
60%
77%
.60%
76%,
23%
38%
8%
16%
11%
51%
19V*
5
15
24
3.33%
Co
Co
1
Jan
9
53% Jan
W>:
Reading
10% Feb
19
5
3
35 % Oct
31
Inc
1
25
49% Jun
11
431/4 Jan
Inc
18
8
10% Jan
37% Mar
Rayonier
67
1
Aug 24
57
18
15% Apr
14 % Apr
May
21% Dec 29
Z
24 % Apr
17% Jan
25
54
■
11
49
■
28% May 10
6
20
'k:>:
International
20% Apr
3
26
43% Nov
:
Raymond
11% Apr
58
Oct
No par
16
8% Apr
18
Jan
Raybestos-Manhattan
Mar 16
14 % Feb
15% Jan
15% Jan
15
1
35% Jan
1
July 26
16
2.50
Inc
House
APril 25
37%
18%
253A
79
12%
2.50
Inc
Random
13
Co
Wednesday
April 24
593//»
76%
No par
19 % Jan
10 %
16'A Jan
Purina
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
April 23
com_No par
13
11% Mar 22
July 19
81
Ranco
America
AND
Monday
Par
preferred-
Apr
11
441/2 Aug 18
8
15 J/8 Dec
30% Feb
2
'75% Feb
211/4 Apr
6
24% Aug 31
11J/2 Oct 27
2
of
1st
Ralston
10
45
16
fV 22% Apr
33% Sep
26% Dec
57% Jan
4
Jan
213/s Jan
17% Apr
Feb~28
19
Corp
$3.50
Mar 30
79
2
37% Apr
Oct~24
Radio
63% Mar 14
11
Jan
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
49% Jan
16%
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11)61
Lowest
86
9,600
140
115,900
720
18,900
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,
.
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
-
Highest
Dec
28
12
91
Nov
23
11% Jan
3
25 Va Jan
9
53% Jun
57
Lowest
64
15
Jan
16
Square
6
83% Apr
25
Standard
2
81
13
Mar
'5
19% Dec
15% Apr
25 % Feb
39
Mar 15
Financial
Corp
2
Industries
19
Standard
Oil
Dec
4
52 % Jan
9
60% Feb
87% Dec
4
84
Jan
3
91
44% Sep
25
55% Dec
27
50% Apr
10
'58% Feb
15
Dec
13
49 Va Jan
8
56% Feb
28
59% Feb
3
Va Jan
5
'59% Feb
8
52
3
9
4
28
82
84
'
12
*23% Mar
8
of Ohio
-'3%%
►
ll
preferred.
20
preferred--—20
$1.20: convertible
9
'22% Feb
12
3
28 Vs Apr
17
40% Jan
2
Stanley
0% Jan
2
11% Mar
6
5
26% Mar 12
22% Dec
18
60% Feb
'3
84 % Oct
7
2242;
29
Jan
81%
27
13% Jan
9
19% Dec
12
16%
Jan
4
99 % Nov
10
3
35
Nov
30
79%
31%
24% Jan
4
21% Jan
11
35% Aug 10
32% Oct 12
•47% Jan
27
Vpr
Seb
"19% Jan
9
jr
13
17
Feb
37
13
18
31% Feb
33% Jan
29%
Bros
Stix
Baer
9
Jan
16
20
53% Jan
4
74
Nov
13
62% Apr
27
70% Feb 13
27% Jan
3
34% Apr
11
'28% Jan
34% Apr
2
33% Apr
24
Storer
13
44"Jan
15
Stouffer
13
Studebaker-Packard
7
Jan
230
Jan
3
21% Oct
13 %
6
6
Sep~21
8% Jan
298
42
16 3/8 Oct
24
13% Jan
3
28% May 31
20% Apr 20
82% Jan
47% Jan
5
90
Aug
3
59
Oct
23% Jan
3
29
Jun
22
3
24% Mar
18% Jan
4
Oct
26
Sep 21
41%. Apr
'4
33% Apr
4
19% Apr 28
45% Mar 17
57% Nov 28
15
10% Feb
24
27
Jan
Foods
Suburban
2
Suburban
19% Feb
2
Sucrest
8
Sunbeam
28% Jan
2
Corp—
Gas
Propane
Gas
45% Apr
23
20% Jan
31
24% Mar 23
Sundstrand
13% Apr
17
16% Jan
Sun Chemical
2
87
Jan
11
91% Apr
6
13
49
Apr
13
53% Jan
15
9
26% Apr
13
28% Feb
8
7
23 Va Jan
2
25 % Apr
24
4% %■
37% Jan
29
5V2%
2nd
25%
Apr
32% Nov
38% July 10
16
122
Oct
100
30
3
27
27
Apr
13
Feb
27
41% Apr
27
8'
2
Sunshine
2
Sunshine
16% Nov
30
1464 Jan
31
38% Nov
3
49% Feb
28
Dec
28
54% Nov
28
37
47% Jan ' 4
3
18% Jun
5
Apr
15% Jan
3
12% Jan
8
18
46% Apr
13
77/a Apr
10
20% May.UP
iov2 Apr
25
69% Jun- ; 6
54
Feb
15
61
Mar
9
Nov Hi
23
25Vt Mar-
2
45
1385
Sweets Co
24% Mar 21
49% Feb
Feb
Swift
27
&
25
A
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series
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Feb
Jan
1115 Oct
7
$4.50
11% Jan
118% Jan
Apr
Apr
1155
17
101% Jan
•
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7/.:%
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17
25%
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,
convertible preferred
$5
2
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&
59% Mar
15
15% Jan
Stone
4
360
18
26
Jan
30% Jan
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445
15
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15
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28
Feb
34
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preferred
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2
28
br
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29
Jan
83
convertible
6%
30% Mar 15
16%
29%
•
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w.'Stlay
April 26
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14% Mar 17
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16% Jan
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36 Va
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10
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5
Mar 12
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25
—J7
common
17% Apr
24% Jan
67
of 'flew Jersey
Oil
28% Apr 27
42% Dec 20
31
Feb
-
Oil
Standard
17
20% Oct
45% Dec
Standard
r *'89%
"*51%
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:
27% Jan
32
.
71
'29% Mar
No par
Mar 28
16
17% Jan
26
6.25
com
conv
27
26% Oct
77
18% Apr
*63% Jan
7
Calif
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12,
Apr
4
8% Nov'
Mar 30
Mar 23
of
preferred—;
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•
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32% Mar 27
25!'a Oct
26% Jan
19
'90
$3.30
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1
Standard
Mar 20
Apr
92% Dec
Jan
18% Oct
*57% Nov 28
52
No par
Kollsman
5
29
4
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25
51% Sep
preferred...—
35%
-71
70
y 707a
81 Va
82%.
16%
16%
30 Vt
31
<
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-60%
AND
Wciinestlaj
April 24
35%.-'36%
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com
Tuesday
-
April 13
•
5
Inc
Standard
46% Jan
40% Jan
Co—
Brands
3
18% Jan
17
81 % Sep
-
D
$3.50
-
Monday
*
.
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a
35% Jan
26
12
-
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
74% Jan
78% May 12
72 Va Jan
\
33 % Apr
35l% Dec 29
52 Vt Jan
35
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1961
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Symington
Wayne
il
Corp:.
16%
%
17 ;. ',
11,000
T
Jun
8
61% Nov 22
4Va Jan
3
11% Dec
10% Nov
27
40
26
55% Mar 23
2
Tandy
16% Feb
'
Talcott
11 Vt Jan
:
14
Inc
(James)
L__i
0
8%
1
11%
-
6
21% Sep
29
26
Jan
23
47 Vt Oct
13
16
59 Va Mar 15
Texaco
20
59% Aug 18
19% Jun 14
52 v< Jan
16 Va Sep
16% Jan
8
18% Mar
Jun
15
40% Nov .21
37 Va Jan
2
453/4 Mar 29
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
277/a Jan
3
46
18% Jan
3
27 Vt Aug
Oct
27
33
95
Jun
21
52% Apr
11
Apr
27
23 Va Jan
15
79 Vt Apr
35
206% May 15
24
17
3
125 Va Jan
4
8
Jan
2
48% Apr
11
23% Apr
12
17 Vt Jan
8
21% Feb
7
115% Nov
8
98% Jan
8
,
80% Jan
5
21% Jan
3
29% Apr
3
25 Va Jan
24
24% Jan
3
31 Va Apr
3
27 Va Jan
24
27
223/8 Apr
31% Apr
16% Apr
113
26
273/4 Mar
1
27
44% Jan
8
3
50
10% Jan
3
30 V, Oct
55
Jun
28
82% Feb
82
Dec
20
87;
25Va Dec
29
18% Oct
5
243a Mar
23% Jan
3
50% Nov
51% Apr
16
21% Jan
25a/4 Apr
56 Vt Jan
15
-
27
24
Janv
3
13
66•
Jan
2
88 Va Apr
6
253/4 Jan
3
193/4 Jan
19
28 V4 Dec
Jan
17
18
Dec
14
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25
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23
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17
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3
7
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4
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30 V2
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29
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5
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Edison
Transamerica
46 Va Mar 26
3
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Realty
Tractor
2
51 Va Feb
r
18
13 Vt Jan
11
Toledo
Trane
34 Va Apr
6
55% Apr 14
163t Sep 23
24
20
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2
14% Jan
.
26
33% Jun
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27
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21
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Roller
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15
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11 Va Jan 23
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18
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9
15
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48
27
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63% Jan
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;
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30
Jan
10
12
42
11 Vt Oct
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129
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6
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20
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7
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(2051)
27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
,; •/•
Range for Previous
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Lowest
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93
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29
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23
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67 % May 22
47
Apr
27
58
Feb
8
92
*91
92
*91
92
41
28
94% Jun
6
89
Jan
2
93
Jan
16
6
141% Nov
6
131
Jan
2
16
12Va Apr
25
12
"11% Feb
28
94% July 19
171% Dec
11
Jan
22
166% Jan
4
11
30% Feb
21
49
73
92 % Jan
Prior
Jan
8% Feb
117% Mar 28
9 Va Apr
41 %•'
3.800
:
1.900
160
101%
*92 Va
91
,93
■
■
100
41
8,500
*99 Vu
100%
91
40%
■
40%
40%
<
400
4%
11
*101
600
(
34
101
40
Xl00%
26 Va
25'A
26
25
25%
6,600
31%
32%
31%
317/a
31%
30'A
31'A
29%
30 3 4
27,100
22%
23%
21%
23
21 Va
21%
21'A
21%
30
30
;
100%
23 %
23 Va
30 Va
31%
26
26 Va
2&%
26%.
■26
39%
38%
39
37%
38% '
27%
28
277/a
28 '/'a
27%
27 Va
35 Va
35%
34%
353/a
34
34%
88
87
87'A
*110
119%
'
88
;*87
119%
*110
*30
31
*87
*110
8.800
27%
y y. 33%
,34%
88
88
119%V
*110
v
59,300
86
..
35%
36 3
36 Va
35%
95%
95%
95%
96 Va
*95%
30%
29%
30%
29 Va
30%
73%
76'A
77
77
£'
*74 Va
79
*74 Va
77%"
•:
43%
-■'46%
43%
44
44%
x43 %
43%
*43 Va
43%
43
47 Va
45%
47'/a •
45'A
45%
44%
45%
441
8,000
96 Va
30%
.
101%
*101
♦101%, 1013A
> '
8%
8%
8%
8%
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
*38%
40 '
*38%
257/a
26
35'A
36%
"
101 %
101
101%
101%.
'
.
7%
24 Vi
*23%
38 Va
38%
37 %
38
26%
•44
24%
40
25%
*74
25%
25%
25%
25%
43 Va
44'A
25%
26
50
52:%
1
23 Va
300
700
'
45
13,600
160
101% 1
6,500
7 Va
200
.24
*36 Va
26
41%
300
38
25%
290
5,000
43
a
7 Va
>
a
,79
U01
7%'
7
8
*23%
-
400
119%
*110
31
42%
"
3,500
1,900
44%
86
*86
42 •
*40 '■
26 3
52%
53
87
■
44%
2 5'/a
54
•
44%
26%
86
86
*85
87
*85
87
40 %
40%
*39%
41
*38
•:41
100
7
3,400
41%,
a
—
X25%
49%
9,100
25 Va
6,700
51
•i
200
••
7%
32%
10
327/8
55%
7
32%
327A
55%
54%
55%
129%
129%
40 Va
39
27
27%
'27
10
79
10
7
"7
7
130 Va
'•129*
39%
7'/a
32 »/a
53%
131
32%
31
38 Va
27%
38
.38
27%
27%
27
27
-
79 Va
77%
79
76%
77%
51%
50%
50%
49%
50'A
91
91
*91
92
No par
*121
122
121
121
9%
9'/a
*91
x75%
47
9 Va
147%
152%
19.800
53 >A >•■53%
4.000
*130
20
131%
2,700
37%
38 Va
27
27
,2,100
76%
15,800
73
47
7,200
48
*91
•92
9%
9%
9%
31%
30%
49
121 Va
121
121%
77'A
*6%
91
Va
91
92
*121%
9%
53%
131 Va
♦130
38%
50 Va
9%
32 Va
x5'J Va
54'/a
131
40
7
7
100
5
27'/a
34%
96
10
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
27 3A
34
30%
*4Q
Co
27%
*87%
96
—1
Corp common
preferred 4%% series
21,700
a
35%
7:7
Co.
37 3
317/a
10
10
36%
14,400
"
96%
10c
Corp
26 Va
36 %
7- 86
100
100
25%
37%
36%
6,800
31
*29
26
X25%
31
26%
com
.
96 Va
'53 Va
Co
■
32
35%
53 %
Service
*30
119%
26 %
Inc
.
,
36
'
43 Va
Inc
.
26'A
38 3A
*
"
95
40%
35 Va
100%
53%
r
(FW)
49
100%
42%
Worthington
86% Nov
66% Apr
11'
101%
101%
♦91
26%
Power
11
>111
11%
101 >A
91
5
Public
4%
31
-J
preferred
Wisconsin
*33%
4'A
93
common. .No par
Stores
35 %
34%
4%
*92
5
Co
35'A
*33%
26
1
_
Industries
*35
4 Va
4.400
*100
preferred.
Windsor
60'A Mar 16
8
$4.25
35 Va
1,400
2.700
;
<
26 Va.
preferred-
Co
7
9% Feb
9
44% Nov
.
13
48%
40 Va
20
Inc
36%
47 Va
26
100
Inc
Co
36
48
93
'
"
36%
48
33%
101
4,500
-8,400
■T
\
26%
1
common
Corp
Wilcox
20
Feb .16
1
44'A
*92
10
preference
Stores
44
100%
100
100
Lake Erie Ry
convertible
Wickes
44.
-
91
Sewing Machine common...!
White
.
Mar 22
88
93
1.2.50
preferred
Prior
85 Va
*92
cofnmon_6.25
preferred series B
5% %
9
Apr
"24
16
24 Va Dec
v
4
27
Jan
10.000
15 Va
36 Va I 36%
93
No par
Telegraph
Co
16'A
16
88%
8,100
2
RR.
Electric
Motor
14,800
37
*92
41 Va
107a
,; 660
.
26
Ry ccm_.No par
preferred.
40
Air Brake
White
4
23 Va Apr
May 15
27% Oct 25
20% Jan
1143% Oct
24
10%
10%
36%
i
■■■;
.7,600
65'A
*100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred.
^
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg
(The SS)—^.20
47% Mar 28
26L
Union
Wheeling &
2
Apr
Pacific
3.80%
33% Mar 16
77
2nd
non-cum
48%
11%
101%
(?3a
8%
Va
4 Va
11%
:
101 %
36 Va
35
4%
1.900.
8%
64
■■■:
*33%
35'A
33% V
POO
>.6,600
37
157a
44
48
6 %
57
54%
88
;
45
36%
—
33 Va
Va
•
A.
36%
1
Lines *Inc
Westinghouse
18
Feb
3
11%
Air
*44
35 %
<
1013A
Westingliouse
2
Apr
96 % Apr
65
Aug 24
40 % Jan
'*11
*11%
Jan
4
30% Mar 12
"41%
42% Jan
60% Jun
43 Va
4
*101'A
Western
118
25
4'A
:
4
Western
17
71 % Jan
:33%
,4%
pfd
4
25
1
36 Vo
33%
Co
4%%
Power
Jan
35% Apr
Jun
Jan
*35%
Mills
Maryland
35 % Apr
82
10
68
49
Bancorporation
5
5
36%
48 Va
5
Co—
36%
1
Motor
4%
Feb
Apr
No par
No par
—___5
Corp..
Western
31
29
48%
Western
88 % Jan
34% May 19
36%
48 Va
Western
2
99 Va Jun
36%
9
Jan
3
43%
100
preferred series B
100
4.10%
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common__5
4%% preferred
100
2
4
43%
2
39 Va Jan
92% Jan
44'A
21
•
17
26% OCt
44%
>•
•2,600
54
,
8%
65-
4,100
"8%
36%
88%
No par
>£
36%
88
Feb
Jan
28
»
.
29% Aug 16
19
36%
!
.
lOVa
15%
'••:
Kentucky Coal
29
34% Jan 25
19
'>15%
32 V4 Feb
25% Mar 15
4
16
88 % f
4.20%
17
10%
36%
Penn
Jan
10%
<-•%:
15%
West
,27% Mar 16
11
36%
West
39
■
3
Jan
37% Dec
Jan
.
27
29
Apr
29% Nov
30
'
10%.
;
86%
20
;•'•• 101
11
8%
*64%
-
20
25%
-8%
:;;>57v
58 Va
37'A
6%
6%
7
-A-
55 Va
*37
78'
25%
8:%
>. 55.
-
8%
65
16
14% Feb
9
38
July 18
38 Va NOV
28
8%
65
86 Va
Welbilt
Mar 13
6%
• ■■■
9
66%
37%.
102% Apr.,. 4
29
21% Jan
Jan
27
Waukesha
Wayne 'Knitting
Mar 23
7
87/a
65%
15%
31
.
7
85%
5J% Jan
92
10%
*
66 Va
36 Va
Gas Light Co
Water •< Power
37% Mar 19
,
3
-6
Jan
25
Jan
-
6 7a
59
1.25
Inc
Co
36 Va Feb " 8
25 *
Apr
(SD)
2
Jan
56 %
37%
*77%'
26
57 %
55%
37
Pharmaceutical..!
Pictures
Co
Warner-Lambert
Warren
59
59
37%
-10
Bros
Warner
54% Jan .i 2
30
10 % Jan
:■■'
Warner
9
19
93% Nov 24
8%
1
1
Corp..
25 Va
8%
56 % %
T-;-£
66 Va
100
;
Industries
25%
59
9Va
9
1
7734 V'"
*77 %
•77%-
8%
■>. '
55 %
.
37
'■
"
25%
9
37%
56%
.
-
6%
2.50
common
preferred
Ward
25
38 % Apr
27
24
Jan
":67c
Mar 12
17% Jan
Baking .Co
36%
__.50c
26%
8%
59%
55%,
& W____No par
G
Wallace &
2
*77%
77%%
25%
9
59%
10
(Hiram)
,8
<
85
•V.-
Walker
44% Feb
30 Va Jan
93
8%
77%
26%
26 %
Walgreen t Co.
57 % Jan
9
27
Apr'
25% Jan
33 Va Aug
—15
No par
I
8% Jan
1
86%'Mar 16
3
Jan
82% Jan
System.
77% :
-♦77%
preferred—100
Electric Corp
24
.34
.15% Apr
"
4%%
6% Apr
•
11% Mar 28
16% Jan
64
65% Mar 21
V
RR
"
8% Dec
;7
66
8
.55% Mar
42% Oct :10
:
8% Mar
?
7
38'A Jan
.
31
1
Mar 13
'
26% Feb
,
88
120%
9 Va
30
1,800
121 Va
2,500
9'A
X
27% Jan
22 %
3
19% Jan
*
62% Nov
♦Bid
ruptcy
On
and
Act,
stock
36% Jun
8
25% Apr
29% Nov
14
29 Va Jan
2
114% May 17
24% July 10
93 Va Apr
16
92% Apr
23
60% Jan
24
3
July 20
88% Jan
or
130
2
82% Nov 28
asked
prices:
securities
dividends
of
25%
no
sales
assumed
or
on-
this
,
.
38 % Feb 16
107% Mar 28
307a Mar 16
75% Mar 15
day.—rOash
sale,
Xerox
Corp
1.25
Yale A Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Zenith
-wd When
Radio
Corp
distributed,
by such companies.
11 Transferred from American
less, high and low ranges of old stock are retained.
1
x
152
153 Va
26
152
Exchange,
yearly
146%
149
141
25,300
149 Va
26%
26
26%
26
:
26 Va
26
26 »A
33%
33%
.33%
33%
331
a
33%
33 Va
95%
95'A
91'A
94 Va
92 >A
94 *
23 Va
22%
67'A
7,600
23%
69%'
'
33 Va
92%
69%
23%
24'/a
70%
71%
93%
23 Va
70%
Ex-dividend.-y Ex-rights.--z Ex-distribution,
Stock
153
ranges
since N.Y.S.E.
v
72%
tin
listing
69%
,71.
bankruptcy
only.
'
22 3
23%
All
or
00
receivership
preferred
issues
4
being reorganized under
cumulative unless otherwise
or
are
•
1,700
->
28.700
3.200
83.300
the
Bank-
indicated.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
28
„
.
(2052)
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
d
——
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
when
letters
In
headed
column
the
the bonds mature.
Period"
"Interest
Figures after decimal
indicate
point represent
one
LOW AND
Range for
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1
Previous
Year 1961
Treasury 4'As
Treasury
Treasury
»
Treasury
Treasury
-
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
-
*
Bid
Ask
Bonds($)
104.4
101.10
101.16
101.6
101.10
101.8
101.12
101.4
101.8
101.12
100.30
101.2
100.27
100.31
100.26
100.30
100.19
100.23
101.1
100.26
100.28
100.16
100.24
100.16
100.24
100.10
100.18
100.30 T01.6
100.22
100.26
100.20
100.24
100.20
100.24
100.18
100.22
100.26
1968
99.30
100.20
Nov
Nov
15
1967
15
Feb
15
1980
1990
Nov
15
1998
99.20
99.26
99.22
1974
15
99.24
99.18
99.22
99.18
100.24
99.30
99.29
99.31
99.29
99.31
100.22
100.18
100.22
100.18
100.22
99.18
•99.22
99.20
99.24
104.12
i.
101.16
101.9
'
101.2
99.20
99.22
99.25
100.18
100"
99.28
100.3
100.5
100.16
100.20
99.22
99.26
99.22
99.26
94.24
95 :
94.22
94.30
94.4
95
94.22
94.30
94.30
92.8
91.26
92.2
91.26
92.2
92
92.8
92.20
92.28
90.30
91.6
90.26
91.2
90.26
91.2
91
91.8
91.16
91.24
99.4
99.8
99.2
99.6
99
99.4
99
99.4
99.3
99.7
90.22
90.10
90.15
90.10
90.18
90.14
90.22
90.26
91.2
89.24
90
89.26-
90.2
89.28
90.4
90.8
'92
—Nov
99.18
99.22
'
.
95.6
15 1966
15 1978-1983
90.14
May 15
1985
89.26
1964
1966
99.24
99.26
99.23
99.25
99.22
99.24
99.23
99.25
99.23
99.27
98.6
98.10
98.5
98.8
98.2
98.6
98.4
98.8
98.6
99.10
1995
86.30
87.6
86.26
87.7
86.26
87.2
87
87.8
87.14
87.22
Dec 15 1960-1965
—Feb 15 1965
Jun 15 1962-1967
100.22
100.25
100.22
100.25
100.22
100.25
100.22
100.25
100.22
100.26
98.4
98.6
98.3
99.5
98.3
99.5
98.5
98.7
98.5
98.9
95.4
96
Jun
Treasury 3'As
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
Feb
Aug
Treasury 3s
Feb
Treasury 23As
Treasury 25/as
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Aug
15
15
15
15
*90.2
90.16
95.10
95.6
95.12
95.10
95.16
94.14
95.20
95.25
1963
99.9
99.11
99 9
99.11
99.9
99.11
99.10
99.12
99.12
99.16
93.12
92.6
93.12
93.10
93.16
93.14
93.20
93.26
94.2
92.12
92.6
92.12
92.6
92.10
92.14
92.20
92.26
93.2
92.14
Treasury 2'As
Dec
15
1963-1968
93.6
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Jun
15
1964-1969
92.6
15
1964-1969
91.14
91.20
91.14
91.20
91.18
91.24
91.22
91.28
92.6
Mar
15
1965-1970
91.12
91.18
91.12
91.18
91.16
91.22
91.20
91.26
92
Mar
15
1966-1971
90.14
90.20
90.12
90.18
90.16
90.22
90.16
90.22
90.30
91.4
Jun
15
1967-1972
89.14
89.20
89.12
89.15
89.16
89.22
89.18
89.24
90
90.8
Sep
15
1967-1972
89.10
89.16
89.10
89.19
89.14
89.20
89.16
89.22
89.28
90.4
Dec
15
1967-1972
89.8
Jun
15
1959-1962
100.1
—Dec
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
8
Ask
104.2
15
Treasury 3%s;
Treasury 3'As
.
Week
April 27
April 26
Bid
Ask
103.26
Aug
Treasury 3'As
Bid
Ask
104.2
Nov
3%s
Bid
103.26
May 15 1966
Treasury 3'As
Treasury 3'As
Mar
PRICES
•
April 25
104.4
Treasury
89
point.
103.26
Treasury 3%s
8
SALE
month
a
104.8
'
Treasury 3%s
Mar
HIGH
the
case
32nds of
Wednesday
April 24
,
Ask
104
May 15
3%s
April £3
v
Bid
1975-1985
4s
Oct
1 1969
4s
;
Aug 15 1971
4sjAwUw.i_i.*._Feb
1 1980
3%s
May 15 1968
-Treasury
89
Tuesday
Monday
•.
each
more
'
Highest
Lowest
BONDS
.NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
:
Highest
Lowest
in
or
Dec
15
1959-1962
89.14
89.14
89.22
100.1
99.25
99.24
99.25
89.14
100.2
100.1
100.2
99.24
99.23
89.20
89.16
100.2
89.22
100.2
90.6
89.30
100.3
99.24
99.25
92.8
100.3
100.2
99.25
99.26
99.24
International Bank for
Reconstruction &
Development
107.16
106.16
107.16
106.16
106.16
107.16
106.16
106.16
107.16
107.16
5s
15
1985
Nov
1
1980
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
105
4'As
Dec
1
1973
103
104
103
104
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
102.16
103.16
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10
Nov
Feb
43As
103
10
Nov
103
Jan
1
1977
102
103
102
103
102
103
102
103
102.16
103.16
102
103
102
103
102
103
102
103
102
102.24
4'As
Feb
1
1982
4'As
May
1
1978
4'As
Jan
15
1979
99.16
98.24
100.16
99.16
100.16
100.24
99.16
100.16
1963
4s
99.16
100.16
100.24
101
100.16
99.16
101
98.24
99.16
99.16
100.16
100.24
99.16
98.16
33As
May 15
1968
3'As
Oct
1962
100
97
98
97
98
97
1
100
100.8
100
100.8
99.16
99.16
99.16
101
100.16
100.16
100.16
101.8
99.8
99
99.16
100.8
100
100.12
98.16
100.8
99.24
100.24
101
100.24
99.8
100.16
100
98
97
98
96.16
97.16
3'As
Jan
1
1969
3'As
Oct
15
1971
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.16
96.16
95.16
96.16
95:24
96.16
May 15
1975
91.16
93.16
91.16
93.16
92.16
94.16
92.16
94.16
91.16
92.16
Oct
1981
86.16
87.16
86.16
87.16
86.16
87.16
86.16
87.16
86
87
July 15 1972
90.24
91.24
90.24
91.24
90.24
91.24
90.24
91.24
90.8
91.8
Mar
86.8
87.8
86.8
87.8
86.16
87.16
86.16
87.16
87
88
3%s
3'As
3s
Dec
84
Dec
84
8
double1
prices are indicated with a
+Sale
dagger.
All
other figures
1
1
1976
bid and asked quotations;
are
;
•
V'
(Range for Week Ended April 27)
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
New York City
Stock
Corporate
3%
Week's Range
Sale Price
Bonds
Jan. 1
High
No.
Lew
rJune-Dec
T
1980
99
98
99
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
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Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
■Low
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No;
High
Low
High
Brazil
!i
£
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Sold
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Low
Week's Range
Friday
Friday's
or
Issue—
Unification
Transit
Last
50
92
(continued)—
1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
99
June-Dec
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reduced
to
3.5%)
(interest
95'A
June-Dec
1978
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
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reduced to 3.375% ) 1979
April-Oct
95'A
95
95'A
5%
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Foreign Securities
of)
(Dept
Canada
(Dominion
§«78^assented
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s
(Republic)
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s
sinking fund
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•
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assented
6s
•
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86%
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85
55
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85
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1960
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77
76
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May-Nou
1942
76
1
76
54
30-yr s f bonds
of) 2%s 1974
2%s 1975
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s
external
25-year
Cauca Val
1978—Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
f bonds '78_Jan-JuZy
f 7s 1942—May-No®
.I
92%
'
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120
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1961
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•
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CORPORATE
Akershus
(City
ISSUES
of
of)
Norway)
5'As
1973
Mar-Sept
—.
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SoExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
Jan-VuZy
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§• External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-JuZy
§«7s
3rd
series
1957
Apr-Ocf
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f $ bonds 1978
s
Jan-July
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15-year
June-Dec
105'/8
.
.
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55
55
2
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93
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20
91
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of)
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14
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103
30
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103%
53
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96%
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95%
1017/a
9
98%
104'A
102% 103'A
35
100%
103'A
103
12
97%
1980—Jan-July
—
89 'A
103'A
7
89%
104'A
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1964_June-Dec
89%
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96
12
102%
98%
7
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98'A
54
98%
June-Dec
100
10
102'A 102%
98
39
3
102'A 103
June-Dec
1950
45
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—
45
April-Oct
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98
102
f
6'As
1926
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3.375%)
extl
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89
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1979
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92%
92%
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May-Nov
May-Nov
42
42
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
-June-Dec
1960
7s
92%
92%
1960
1951
5s
Mar-Sept
(Rep
1927
of)
Jan
Mar-Sept
1928 Oct 1961-April-Oct
Jan-July
6s of
1961
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'
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—
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597/a
—
6
76%
V
•
73%
'
;
77%
62%
65
Credit Froncier De France—
5'As gtd extl loan
(Republic of)
1979
4'As external 1977
1978
(Dept of) 3s
Czechoslovakia (State)—
Cudinamarca
•
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
106%
(Kingdom
of)
5'As
106'A
106'/a
27
29'A
16
27
'
37
54
56
21
47%
56
40
40
13
'
—
40
36
1
98%
29
101% 102%
_Feb-Aug
1974_
102
106
27
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
April-Oct
Denmark
(Republic of)
Salvador
El
40
105
—
1 1976
1 1976
3'As external s f $ bonds Jan
extl
s
f dollar bonds Jan
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5'As debt adjustment 1973
•
Estonia
(Republic of) 7s
on Main 6'As
47As
*79
Jan-July
Jan-July
64
80
73%
80
~5
84%
*79
~5
,
1967
1953
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
■
—
*4
*93
~5
91%
91%
German
Feb-Aue
sinking fund 1973
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
dollar bonds 1969
5'As
Jan-July
*81%
Jan-juiv
*76%
-
3S
dollar
1972
bonds
77
78%
70
91
—
10-year bonds of 1936—
3s conv & fund issue 1953
73
Prussian
June-Dec
4s
Conversion
dollar bonds
—
107
April-Oct
April-Oct
due 1963—Jan-July
—
*89%
--
—
3
107
83%
92
99%
99%
11
*99 %
y
103
99%
-4.
109%
90
98 &
99%
93%
99%
1953 loans—
April-Oct
1972
■
-
International loan of 1930—
June-Dec1
95'A
95'A
;;./A i
95
5s
95»A
3s
1957—April-Oct
78
78
4
76
78
7s
•
April-Oct
dollar
Hope Steel & Iron
s
f mtge 1945
Greek
April-Oct
(interest
*78
84
76
78
7s
•
6s
June-Dec
June-Dec
1980
bonds 1972
dollar bonds
r
Good
April-Oct
1957
Y L—
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—ApriZ-Oct
Rica
Costa
3s
(interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
O External s f 6'As of
1927 due
to
of
6s
•
3s
•
due
6s
1962
Municipal
(Hukuang Ry)
Colombia
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
•
98%
.A
of
Consol
assented
7s
ApriZ-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
s
fund
§®Frankfurt
_
April-Oct
April-Oct
1961
(City of) 6'As 1950—
47/aS debt adjustment 1970_
—
::
April-Oct
adjustment—
1
104
104'A
ApriZ-Oct
4%s debentures series A 1978
4'As debentures series B 1978
1 • Brazil (U S. of) external 8s 1941
OExternal
sinking
assented
6s
Chinese
50
Power & Light Co Inc—
Debt
•
•
100 %
*
April-Oct
____
;
*91
June-Dec
§• Cologne
Cuba
Feb-Auo
f debentures 1951
f debentures 1959
:•
'
1017/a
103'A
_April-Oct
1955
Y
'
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'
.
*41%
■
June-Dec
assented 1961
Chilean
102'A
104 3A
95%
30
103%
Berlin City Electric Co—
s
105
99%
28
V
101 '/8
99%
tfan-July
4%s debt adj ser A 1970
4'As debt adj ser B 1978
debentures
•
June-Dec
1958
.
'
•
99 3A
93'A
.16
103'/a 103%
101'/a
96
14
;
100 % 101%
1973
1972
loan
97%
98%
102% ,104
101
1976
6s
__
:
Jan-July
1977
external
99%
ipo%
_
5'As extl
97%
__
,102%
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Oct
(Free State) 6'As 1945
4%s debs adj (series 8)
1965
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
Belgium
•
98'A
94
50Bavaria
6'As
6'As
Guaranteed
6s
97%
(Rep)
v'
i
—
■
*91
—
—June-Dec
-—
fund 6s
Guaranteed sinking
•
48%
95
97%
1982
L
—
*41%
:
June-Dec
1957
1961
•
94
5'As
•
•
*91
V*.-
;
June-Dec
Mar-Sept,
May-No?)
bonds 3s 1993
assented
6%s
•
June-Dec
——.-.^-.^...June-Deo
;
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
1963
6s
Chile Mortgage Bank 6'As
• 6'As
assented 1957
*96'/a
95
fund
1963
Extl sink fund $
1966
Austrian Governments 4'As assented
6s
101'A
15
1969
20-year 5'As 1979
20-year 5'As April 1980
20-year 5'As Oct 1980
20-year 5'As 1981
20-year
•'
*41%
'
33As
15-year 4%s 1973
15-year 5s
1972
20-year 5s
1978
--
*91
—
—';.Y:
*96'/a
—
external
• 6s
3'As
15-year 4'As 1971
5'As
__
104
*96'/a
__
sinking
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(Commonwealth of)—
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Austria
*91'A
105
SoAntioquia
Australia
1962
•
'
1968—Mar-8ept
4s
sinking
assented
• 6s
•
(Kingdom
Amsterdam
FOREIGN
AND
assented Sept
6s
•
GOVERNMENTS
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Oct
1961
•
*41%
Feb-Aug
1962
External sinking fund
*91
-A.*.
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
•
•
FOREIGN
Feb-Aug
109'/a
—
109% 109'/a
*94%
; -
104
10
95
91%
paid 1964
part paid 1968
95
April-Oct
Government—
part
109
Works—
;
May-Nov
Feb-Aue
29
29
30
17
27%
27'A
28
9
.
L;27%
24
31
29%
Number 6155
Volume 195
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Frifla
Interest
Period
Last
VpIiIoit
1
Coal
II
'
981'a
..93% "93%
93 %
readjustment
99
99%
30
V, e
97 %
Valle
100%
99%
•
1937)
Friday's
1979
May-Nov
1979
readjustment
Range Since
Sold
High
83%
May-Nov
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
1984
83%
*90
82
91
92
*—
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1978-..
readj 1978
external
external
Bonds
Bid & Asked
—
i-37/as-4'/#s-4^ss ext conversion
.
4s^4J/4S-4'/2s
100 y2100%
or
Period' Sale Price
Uruguay (Republic of)—
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bonds-of
3%s
>
Last :
83
87
94
98
87
91
__
87%
87%
93J/2
r 105%
101
50
.
Low
100
93%
101 % 1011/2
Interest
'
High
-
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
:
1948—
Corp 6s
~
Jan. 1
Low
•
.
(7th series) 1975
6s secured
(11th series) 1978
5%s (13th- series)
1980
i—
Steel
No.
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
<
External conversion
Jan-July
——Jan-July
secured
Ilseder
Sold
High
*100%
Community—
Steel
and
Asked
Range Since
External
High Authority of the European
5%s
Bid &
April-Ocf
April-Oct
•Hamburg' (State of) 6s 1946
Conv
&
funding 4'/as 1966
Harpen Mining Corp—
General mortgage 6s 1949
4%s debentures adjustment 1970
I
n
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
29
<iwfo,W*kE„d«dAp,ii27)
BOND RECORD
1?....,...
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N«>V York Stock Exchange
(2053)
Waalr^D
V
Friday
bonds
*
102%
Del Cauca See
{•Warsaw
(City)
§ *4 J/as
Cauca Valley
external
(Dept of)
1958—
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
7s
.1958
assented
*9%
13
8%
9%
8%
8
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
International
Tel
1
Tel—
&
1st
1
:
7 Vis
America
1977—
debs
(Republic) ext
Feb-Aug
-•
*97%
Jan-July-
81%
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year
7s
gtd
series
Italian
ext
1977
3s
1947
B
Public
30-year
f
s
ext
• •7s series
f
s
Jan-July
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Mar-Sept *
I ••Italy
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
(Government, of) 5%s 1974
Japan 5Vis extl s f 1974
Jamaica
Development Bank 6s
Japan
1976
Japanese (Imperial Government)—
• 6%s
extl loan of '24 1954
6Vis
due
5'/2s
extended
1954
loan
extl
to
'30
of
81%
'
Lombard
Electric
Co
(City of) 6y2s 1952
(State)—
extl
sink
• Secured
to
fund
2.125%)
extl
6Vis
Co
1958
93%
*
'
*24
96
26
*11/8
;
*55%
1959
-
~
3s
.
*53%
55
50
50
48
50
Mar-Sept
4V4s
April-Oct
1965
6
100%
23
a 98 %
105%
100
49
94 Va
4%s
104%
I
98"%
100%
*99% 10014
*99 %
April-Oct
1963
loan
101
(City of) 6s 1952
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
S*6s extl loan (30-year)
1953
4.80S
(City
53/4s
oft
5y2s
extl
■/99
100
12
97
24
96
reduced
Peru
to
•
Nat
loan
•
Nat
loan
• •Poland
extl
•
(Republic of)
4lbs
1st
6s
Machine
&
assented
100%. 100%
3
102 % 102 %
103
g*....,
8s
fund
7s
reduced
to
2.25%)
Direct
mortgage
mortgage 6s
Consol
mortgage
Rhodesia
1952_
6s
5%s
of)
Janeiro
*9V4
11
I
2
92%
90
99
92%
104
104
10
102
104
no
110
112 %
63
110
127%
69
66%
69
122
63%
69
65 %
64
6614
120
60%
66'A
103% 106%
372
1981
Mar-Sept
1980
Apr-Oct
104
123
123
103%
121%
122
1
133
:
15
9
85
78%
94'A
'30
87
90%
86%
85%
86%"
93%
*51
debentures
1973
93%
debentures
3%s
debs
67
89%
93%
274
99%
102'A
107
106% 107 y8
172
105 %
107%
340
340
340
382
9%
4%s
10
10
debentures
f
90'/a
90'/a
*887/a
Quar-Jan
Apr-Oct
.—April-Oct
.—June-Dec
1986
s
&
Armour
70
;/•
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72%
79%
debs
subord
Investment
debentures
5%s
subord
-1
76
78
56%
~
90
101%
100
100
64
101
5
33
98%
16
101%
■
103'/2
102
90'/a
62
96%
J-'
*59
__
96%
88
59%
.
102
103%
debentures
%!
58
(State of)
1962
debs
1977
1977
1979
93
93
110
110
115
101'A
100 J3
101 »A
593
9983
101%
101'/2 101%
18
97%
101%
105VS
105%
94
106
—-
94'/a
108
83
—1*3—
110
-
-
v'
120
105'A 105 V*
13
104%
106'/a
105 'A 105'A
5
103%
106%
40
90%
Topeka & Santa-Fe—
1995
93%
4 'As ser C 1972
101
95'/e
Feb-Auy
92
95%.
__
~7
95%
*89-
9fr
95%
94-
87%
——
110% 113%
110%
92
:
__
96%
.
101%
95%
—
__
*95%
92
98%
99%
29
1(11 %
*79%
95%
88%
97
I
*92
3%s ser D 1980:.
M®r-8ept
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966—.Jan-July
3%s debentures 1979
Jan-July
4%s conv subord debs 1987—.
Feb-Aug
Automatic Canteen Co of America—
4%s conv subord debs 1981—:
Jan-July
Manufacturing Corp—
subord debs 1979—
94%
*98'A
mortgage
conv
93%
*93%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1980——
4s ser A
Gen mortgage
5s
89% ~96
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Anp
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1984
1983-
3%s
1976
debs
5'/as debentures
Gen
—
*58
89%
1
V <-
__
April-Oct
inc sub deb
5s
Co
conv
General 4s
~
94%
28
101'/a 102
.r
Stamped 4s July 1 1995May-Nov
& Charl Air Line Ry 3%s 1963___May-Nov
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4'/2s A 1984
June-Dee
-
81
v
96%
13
52
-■I. II
354'/2
96 'A
Atlanta
—
86%
93%
April-Oct
1977
gold 4s July 1995
Apco Oil Corp 5%s 1981
Armco Steel Corp 4.35s debs 1984
V2
Inc
Arbor first
Atehison
*78»/2
81%
101 »/2 102'A
—Feb-Aug
1977
~9
*8%
59
*67..,; 72%
29
102
debentures 1969—April-Oct
Anheuser-Busch
8%
54
__
American Tobacco Co 3s
3%s
87
9%
—
'
89%
5%s
*61 %
80'A
78%
81%
89%
86
:;
8%
9%
76
77%
56
9»/a
9l/2
11
85%
71%
89%
convertible
:>
81%
50
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1983
2
108
80%
debentures
86%
48
85'/2
75%
89%
1990
50%
80%
%
81%
84%
75
79%
85
75
1985
8
81%
75%
76%
debentures
Avco
Rio Grande do Sul
92%
58
debentures
9%
*8%
Feb-Aug
91
■
98%
92%
Jan-June
Gen. mortgage
2012
2%)
102%
19
3%s
(City of)
to
__
101
98%
14
1033A
.
reduced
*92%
95%
98
■
94'/2
99
85;
*8%
May-Nov
12
78%"
96%
Ann
8s 1946
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
'
^
v
reduced
to
2.375%)
2001
April-Oct
• •External* secured
6'/2s
1953—
Feb-Aug
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
r
15
Mar-Sept
1987
1984
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
Feb-Awp
1973
99%
101'A
86%
'93'A
debentures
and Nyasaiand—
(Federation
• •Rio de
931/4
93%
2
87
Jan-July
;
12
99%
101
June-Dec
3'/4s
A
1955
98%
'
June-Dec
102%
86%
Jan-July
_
1953
6s
84%
95%
99%
101
98%
2
1973
4Vis
2006
33
119
debentures
2
56
87
April-Oct
Jan-July
Rhine-Westphalia- Electric Power Corp—
Direct mortgage 7s 1950
Consol
93
115
May-Nov
1986
1971
A
(Interest reduced to 2.375% ) 2001
7V2s 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan
(Interest
62%
90%
106
104
1982
debentures
Associates
Plan
86%
94%
May-Nov
2%s debentures<1987
2%s debentures
*85
Jan-July
to
99'/2
86%
Feb-Auy
April-Oct
Jan -July
April-Oct
4%s
1947_April-Ocf
99
April-Oct
1986
100'/2
Alegre
1961
57
77
101
100% 101
June-Dec
1966
1975
99%
April-Oct
gold 8s 1950
99
100%
May-Nov
1980
debentures
2%s
101
1
103
55
June-Dec
1968
(City of)—
stamped pursuant,
113
2
93
104'A
101
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
4'/2s
Porto
'r
62
108 %
K-
103
101
—
Optical Co—
2%s
218
100%
11
*85
April-Oct
sink
101
163
Foundry Co—
5s
April-Oct
1958
loan
assented
1960
series 1961
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Jan-July
April-Oct
3%s
Mar-Sept
1959-
gold 6s 1940
• •External sinking fund
• 4lbs
assented 1963
22
1964
conv
debs
subord
conv
American
98%
218
100 Va 100%
Mar-S?p(
7s
series
f 6s 2nd
s
{•Stabilization
2008
external
f
s
extl
4lbs
•
of)
135
38
Power debs 5s 2030
2%s
98%
—
June-Dec
1975
2.125%)
(Republic
103%
106
80%
96 Va
Jan-July
4.40s conv subord debs
103
*983b
• •Pernambuco (State of) 7s 1947
Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
•
94%
96%
.
102%
100% 101
June-Dec
1968
1973
f external loan
s
101
April-Oct
debentures
4%s
Oslo
91%
90%
43
103
1990
& Foreign
junior
4%s
100 V2
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
;
1958
3'/as
Distilling 4%s
American
100'A
99%
Feb-Aup
1963
extended to
1958
__
145
*103
debentures
2%s debentures
• •Nuremberg
5y2s due
101
^
.
135
June-Dec
Corp 3%s debentures 1964
Co 3%s debs 1988—
debentures
American
100 1/4
99%
__
*9912
100
(30-year)
99%
t
__
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1953 extended to
135 >/2
-June-Dec
Can
American
external loan 1976
May-Nov
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
5'/2s extl loan
TU
debs 1981 April-Oci
conv
1980
3s
Airlines
Bosch
American
98%
5%s
•
94%
*96%
Apr-Ocl
1986
America
of
f debentures
s
American
103%
103
April-Oct
f extl loan new 1965
6s.due
100'A
80%
-Aprll-Oci
1981
debentures
Co
American
Norway
s
f
s
90
——
.
94%
_Mar-Sept
1980
debs
*91%
-Jan-July
sinking fund debentures 1979
sinking fund debentures 1982
Amer
Apr-Oct
gtd dollar bonds 1976
6'As
subord
conv
f debentures
s
4%s
52
102% 102%
fund external
f extl loan 1973
1967. -May-Nov
3%s sinking fund debentures 1983
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 37/sS 1970
June-Dec
s
3%s
4%s
(Govt) 5%s 1970
year
5%s 1976
Nippon Tel & Tel Public Corp—
sinking
5s
Aluminum
55
168 3A
(interest
Zealand
4s
9914
companies
__
1%
48%
168%
Mar-Sept
15
4%s
industrial
Allegheny Power System—See old name of West Penn Electric Co
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
.April-Oct
62
Allied Chemical &; Dye 3%s debs 1978
_Apr«-O0t
93
92 %
Allied
Stores Corp 4%s
1981
—Apr-Ocl
106
106
24
%
56
*47
(Kingdom of)—
External sinking fund old
Inc
4%s
1003A
21
1%
RR
mtge 3%s 1972
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s
104
207
16
1st
mortgage 3%s 1984
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4Vbs 1975
99 %
Mar-Sept
(interest
6'/2s
2.125%)
—
and
1st
4
Mar-Sept
6s
Southern
Power
102
100 >/« 100%
2008
New
Great
Alabama
*
2008
fund
sink
to
Alabama
97%
•207
Jan-July
April-Oct
^
- v-v
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
91
92Vb
102% 103%
100%'
100
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
88J/2
104
5%s
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Geraes
• Secured
52
i
Feb-Aug
1964
(Colombia) 6y2s 1954
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
• •Milan
99
100'
82
51"
96%
June-Dec
railroad
80%
89%
97
Jan-July
June-Dec
1971—
to
173
'",,.1
18
1965
•Medellin
•iinas
89%
96
extended
1961
82
173
due
Aldens
1952
7s
89 Va
96%
May-Nov
5 Vis due 1965 extended to 1975
May-Nov
I#Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—April-Oct
t»Kreuger & Toll 5s uniform cod 1959
Mar-Sept
•
81
Yokohama
6s
84
81 %
97%
•
101
81
V;
—Jan-July
1952
B
I*
Mar-Sept
;
Institute—
3s 1977
Utility
gtd
94 J/4
62
84,
81% "81%
6s series A 1953
(City of) 6s of '26 1961
v.
99%
—\83s/u
Jan-July
f 3s 1977
s
mortgage
,
v
Sud
Italian
10%
9'A
107%
216
99
118%
105
104% 107
241
104%
121
216
<
209'A 231'A
222
205
251
•r.'z 35
74
81
external loan
• •8s
of 1921 1946
April-Oct
(interest
2.5%) 1999
—_April-Oct
»6s internal.sinking fund gold 1968,.—June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
^ "
reduced to 2%) 2012
.—June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
I
.
•
to
7s external loan
of
1926 due
1966—
7s
-
75%
70
5
—
.1-
~
'
:4-:
1
*65%
—
75%
--
65%
71
Baltimore
&
- -
reduced
to 2.25%) 2004
-June-Dec
stamped pursuant to Plan A
/"r
- (interest, reduced to 2.25%) 2004——June-Dec
*62
>
-
68
62
68
1967
...Feb-Auy
3%s ser A 1970
-Mar-Sept
ser B 1980
1st cons mtge 4J/48 ser C 1995
May
4%s convertible income Feb 1 2010—
4'/2s conv debs series A 201O____—-—- ..Jan-July
*60
>
60
/:
62
cons
mtge
(City of) 6%s 1952
(•Sao Paulo (City) 8s 1952.
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
April-Oct
May-Nov
(interest
reduced
to 2.375%)
2001
—May-Nov
• 6lbs
extl secured" sinking fund 1957—May-Nov
,
Croats
•
7s
Slovenes
&
secured
8s
•
(Kingdom)—•
external
"
1962
77
Gas
•'
77
6
-
77
.71
":'A
*97
V
'I 98%
;
98%
*24
24
21%
24
Electric Power Co Ltd—
§®6 lbs
1st
6lbs due
mtge
Siemens
&
•Silesia
<Prov of)
•
4lbs
South
Halske
assented
Africa
external
5y2s
external
5'/bs
Mar-Sept t
4y4s
of)
19651968—'i
Dec
1968
1
1953
1971
1961
Power
conv
5'/2s
:
II
99%
10
■
9%
10
18%
98
98
99
95%
95%
95%
12
95%
Jan-July
95%
5
•
94%
6
*
-
9%
s
debentures
of
'27
extended
1981_
Jan-July
Jan-July
,
1961—
„_April-Ocf
1963
footnotes,
,
,
;
v;
June-Dec
37.
.
101%
102'/a
19
99%
102%
99%
100
98%
101
.
221%
l66'/2
100%
IS
/
67 yB
77
59
59%
56
57%
62%
75
76
■
V
69%
1981
80%
*78%
7
77%
*79%
,
*92 Va
..
r
—«
150
106
109%
155
142
11
152
80
92%
92
'
-
108%
—May-Nov
>
—June-Dec
»
*. * *•
105% 105'A
4
104
-l.
429
V\
105
5
102
105%
101%
104
-/
104
10
90
17
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
series 1 1970
2%s series J 1976
Consol mortgage 3s.
series K 1979
3'As conv debentures 1980—
mortgage 2%s
Boeing Airplane Co 4%s conv 1980
Borden (The) Co 2"%s debs 1981—
4%s s f debentures 1991—
Jan-July
May-Nov
...
109%
89%
89%
♦83%
88% r 90
82%
„
83%
85%
86%
—May-Nov
118%
118'A 123%
124
118%
139 V*
Jan-July
110'A
110
114%
405
109
127
*85%
Jan-July
*81%
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
series AC 1967———Mar-Sepf
4%s series A July 1970_May-Nov
1st mortgage 6s series SS 1965
—Feb-Auy
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968—.—April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976-Jan-JuIy
1st mortgage 3s
1980
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4'/as 1983
—_—
May-Nov
1st mortgage 5'As 1986-—
—June-Dec
Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971
Jan-July
Brunswick Corp 4%s conv sub debs 1981—Jan-Ju\y
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975-May-Nov
Burroughs Corp 4%s conv 1981
June-Dec
• Bush Terminal Bldgs 5s income 1082
Jan-July
110
99% 100
12
■
102
Boston & Maine RR—
101% 102'/a
June-Dec
.
see page
.
69%
—
—Jan-July
.
96%
April-Oct
1971
to
67%
67'%
.
<
1982—
97'A
lOl'A 101%
*99% 100%
62%
—
80%
—
102
18
99%
15
35%
81%
1Q2
100
Ltd—
to
debs
94
102
May-Nov
f 1971
subord
93%
101 %
Mar-Sept
1974
s
Laboratories Inc—
conv
63 »/4
26
—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
mtge
63
63
Co—
Z 1989
Beneficial Finance 5s debs 197T.,.
First mortgage 5s
•
Co
extended
extended to
For
*8%
June-Dec
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
!6s 1st mtge.s series 1953:
6s
*9
June-Dec f
new
99%
~~
June-Dec
June-Dec
Fund
Dev
140-year)
due
1951—
*993A
Pipeline—
Tokyo (City of 1—• 5 lbs
extl loan
5 lbs
June-Dec
——--
Italy
due
6'/2s
Jan
loan
Electric
•5lbs
—June-Dec
1962
to
1958
1982
Taiwan
5,y2s
Corp
loan
European
Southern
1952
series
Consol mortgage
--
external 7s 1958
(Union
5yas
South
f
s
1952 extended
Electric
64
59
..June-Dec
Consol
Shlnyetsu
3s
x
63%
62'A
24
20%
~i
24
&
f 4s 1993—
debentures 1974
ref
4%s
-
May-Nov
M
175
64
62'A
4s
ref mtge s f 3%s 1990—
4'As
4s
ref
&
1st
1st
Baxter
May-Nov
series B secured external 1962
168%
r
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest 7V./:'-- I
:
reduced to 2%) 2012_:_l_—
-May-Nov-1
Berbs
168%
—;
1st
;
y'
't.
~
74
74
mtge
cons
Baltimore
• •Rome
RR—
Ohio
1st
1st
May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A-(interest
•
71
•
*221%
100 %
101%
Inc
mortgage
41
41
43 %
43%
17
16%
181/4
92
16
18%
46
45'A
48%
117
38
50
*92
90%
91%
*84 %
80%
84 V*
78
78
*95 la
II
—
97
108%
208
85
5
120 % 131
97
97
422
120%
5
94%
85
*
90
110'A 113
110'A
'
95
105%
—
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122
93%
105
*10514
81%
93
142
85
'
147'A
97
(2054)
30
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended April 27)
Friday
;
Interest
bonds
Last
Friday
Week's Range
>
"■».
or
Bonds
Friday's
Sale Price
Southern
debentures (perpetual)
Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
Jan-July
Mar-Sepl
4s 1981,.
Case (J I) Co 3 '/as debs 1.978
5Vis conv subord debs 1983
Caterpillar Tractor 4Vis debs 1977
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
May-Wou
Carthage & Adirondack Ry
%■
2
82'A
50
100 a'a
100 li
101%
77%
77'A
77%
134
99
99%
20
*57 'A
85
101%
1st
72
78'A
97'A
99%
54'A
60'A
60 Va
55
55%
*53
69'A
,
96%
104 »A
104'/4
68
88 '/4
86'A
86'A
105
107
86
108
subord debentures
190
12
154%
161
84
132'A
186
13
153'A
149
159
58
133
1984
*90'A
117%
90 Va
112
119%
5
94
98 'A
76 Va
77'A
34
75%
5
92
92
1
83%
85
10
75
78
88%
First
inc
mortgage
mortgage 3%s series
April
_Map-Nov
1997
1985
5s
conv
B
May-Nov
Map-Nov
1988—Jan-July
• General inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038
April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
• 1st mortgage
4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
• 2nd mortgage 4'As inc
ser A Jan 2003
April
•
5s
income
debs
2054
Jan
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Great Western 4s series
Chicago Milwaukee
First
mortgage
St Paul
4'As
inc
1994
A
4'As inc
85
debs
series A Jan
1
:_Jan-July
April
1 2044
April
2055
Mar-Sept
Chicago & North Western Ry—
• Second mtge conv inc 4'As Jan 1
First mortgage 3s series B.1989
debentures
April
84
83
83
83
87%
87%
84%
87%
92'A
92'A
92
94
54
54
8
54
61%
63'A
63'A
3
33
33
33%
27
30
37V*
79
79
11
77
79 Va
72
73
4
71
74
5s
Pacific
&
2%s-4'As
1994
54
Co
1983
1976__a
debs
3s
*62%
1963-——Jan-July
G 1963
:
Jan-July
First mortgage
27As series
Chicago & West Ind RR 4%s A
Full
O'
Nuts Corp.—
4'As conv subord debs 1931:.
1982_.
Map-Nov
39
35
23
series
2
76'A
76'A
73 'A
75%
75%
5
71
76
61
60
61 Va
54
59
58 '
56
56
82
1st
i—Map-Nov
mortgage 27As
1st mortgage 4'As 1987
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
First
56
56
\
;
56
*66%
£.
77
.5
——
City
Co
3s
f debs
s
1977—.
Jan-July
subord
conv
Cleveland
debs
———June-Dec
1982
Cincinnati
General
gold
General
5s
102
1
*55
—
1993_.
B
series E 1977
Jari-JzzZp
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991_Jan-JuZp
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990-May-ZVoa
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970
Jan-July
Refunding and impt 4'As
First
mortgage
1st
mtge
!
1982
23As 1985
3%s 1986
1st
mortgage
1st
mtge
1st
mtge
♦98
99
97
97
7
Colorado
Fuel
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
—:
1994Iron
&
47As
Corp
1977
Jan-July
3s' debentures
series
115
115
4
86
86
*83
85
*97%
98'A
99.
97
1
»A
.
—
_
115
•
98
—
_
*94%
,
82
96
debentures
2%s
debentures
subord
33As
debentures
series
C
3'As
debentures
series
D
—
:
l
—
1983
refund
and
Income
extended
4s
Lackawanna
York
First
1963
Western
&
series
M
mortgage
70
34
108
108
94%
35As
debentures
series
E'
1980-
64%
1973-
C
—
73'A
73 VA
73'A
*58
101
68
General and
Gen
A
92%
92%
16
82
92%
81
82'A
85%
94'A
92
85%
4s
79
91%
5s
DoW
89 »A
89 VA
5
88%
88%
5
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
103'A 103%
5'As
debentures
series
H
1982_,
Jzme-Dec
53As
debentures
series
5'As
debs
O
series
3'As subord
Columbus
&
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
33As
3%s
106
106
subord
93'A
Apr-Oct
June-Dec
N
1978
April-Oct
series
Feb-Aug
1999
refund
mtge
23As
ser
A
First
and
refund
mtge
25As
ser
B
First
1982_Mar-Sept
1911-April-Oct
and
refund
mtge
23As
ser
C
First and
First
and
First
and
&
refund mtge 3s ser D 1972
refund mtge 3s ser E 1979
refund/ffifge 3s
ref M
ref
ref
ser
Si
ref
1st
Si
ret
M
33As series
&
ref
M
3%s series
L
1st
Si
ref
M
4Vis series
M
1st
Se
ref
M
5s
For
3%s
series
series
footnotes,
J
K
N
86
•
76
debentures
128
il
90'A
102
-
'
1986
85'A
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1
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89%
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95 Va
223
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121 Va 122%
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1977_„_
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154
165
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Feb-Aug
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103%
70%
184
,
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128
1
99 %
55
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24
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Gulf States
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68
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series O 2000—.Jan-July
series P 1982
Jan-July
series .Q 2010—Jan-July
debentures
subord
112
•
24
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1978_—Jan-July
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conv
103
97%
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101
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98 Va
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1976
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94
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a
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1972-
debentures
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1970
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34
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series
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debentures
3%s
debentures
1991
85
106
17
101'A
101'A 101'A
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conv
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debentures
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1968
1975
94%
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82
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1982
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28
86'A
88
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88
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1970—ApriZ-Oct
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notes
notes
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77
93
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87
1971—Map-Nov
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May-Nov
1970—June-Dec
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1976—Feb-Aug
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61
68
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1968
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3'As 1982
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3%s
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of
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49
91
1973
debentures
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100%
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132
75%
1970
4'As 1982
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debs
Pacific-Missouri
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138
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95
103'/a
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3%s
conv
senior
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741
90'A
73
94%
92
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80
103%
117
80%
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84
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Electric
•
103 %
Mar-
1977
-
to.
--
92
80%
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-No®
'86
80%
!.
85
/
82
88'/a
Swift
94%
76
*82%
April-Oct
1984
series C
82%
1
*84%
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s
92
5
V.;.:
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965
Jm-Julv
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
_~~Apr
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
Pgh
44
J
80
Map-Nov
mortgage 5s series B 1975
mortgage 33As series E
94%
85%
101
87%
78%
92
89
84'A
June-Dec
86'A
82
92
2%s debentures 1966
debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
83%
86%
Mar-Sept
\l964
General
Co
Chemical
Sunray
101
79%
2
*83'A
Feb-Aue
General
81%
*83%
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A
1970—\__June-Dec
Pittsb Coke & Chem
63
84%
97
99
94%
•
—
*80%
*88%
104'A
1983
(N J)
Oil
Stauffer
4'As
57
—
Oil
Stokely-Van
80%
21
April-Oct
;
4'As
60
85%
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/as 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As sekl 1963
Feb-Auc
guaranteed
75
75%
June-Dec
Pillsbury Co 4%s, s f debs 1986
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3'As s f debs 1972
Consolidated
71
80
94%
..
69
104%
F
3%s
(Indiana)
2%s debentures
May-No®
May-No®
73
6 4 :A
29
100
debs
2%s
California
of
debentures
Standard
71%
*89
June-Dec
68
101
A 1977
1983—
debentures
2%s
100'A
57%
85'A
Oil
Standard
100'A
11
60
81%
June-Dec
74
73
57
1963-
4'As
5s conv subord
debentures 1983
Standard Oil
87%
16
38
-
59'A
*96'A
74
68 %
106
Jan-July
Inc
Superior
—~_~_~Jan-JuZp
1987
98
102
74%
58
,97%
114
'
.74%
73%
60
'>2
—
42
Feb-Aup
series
series
Tell
Bell
debentures
Standard
111
84
32
87%
73%
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979
June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 23As debentures 1964— Feb-Aug
conv
101%
271
Co—
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 23As 1971
First & refunding 23As 1967
First & refunding 23As 1974
First & refunding 23As 1981
First & refunding 27/as 1978—
First & mortgage 3 'As 1982
First & refunding 3'As 1983
First & refunding 3'As 1985
First & refunding 4%s 1987
First & refunding 33As 1988
First & refunding mtge 4%s 1986
First & refunding mtge 5s 1989
4'As
106%
*84%
69
'A
69
24
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s
102'/a
--
—
73'A
--
70
29
104'A
1986—-—Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Jan-July
1st mtge coll tr 4'As 1988
—_Feb-Aup
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
——Jan-July
86'A
98%
17
--
58
__Anril
74
106'A 107%
First mtge 5'As series series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
88'/2
85%
92
Jan-July
Mar-SeDt
88
62%
65
—
Jan-July
———Feb"Aug
Co
2%s
1
Jan-Julv
———
4'As series C
Pacific
82
99% 100'A
Ry income 4s 1990
Ry 3%s series D 1980
Marquette
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash
88
58%
62'A
103
1st mtge 3%s ser A
RR Co—
mortgage
#
111
103'A 103%
1981
mortgage
99% 100%
April-Oct
133
103
'
Map-Nov
—May-Nov
First
100'A
Eastern
116
107
1969
4'As
First
100'A
mortgage 4'As series E 1984—_
mortgage 3'/8s series F 1985
General
67'A
92 '/a
31*.
28
Telegraph Co—
Gold
106%
77%
June-Dec
General
Peoria
i
103%
1979
5s
(Oregon Lines)
73% •78%
..—June-Dec
—
91%
__
103'A
...
debs
RR
First 4'As
103
'4'As
4'As series D 1981
132%
100
_Feb-Aug
23As-4'/4S
75
87'A
67%
—Jan-July
debs 1983_Feb-.Aup
f debs
conv
Gas
7
101% 102%
87%
119
97
Pacific Co—
6
103
123%
1977—Map-Nov
1
a
debentures
Indiana
100% 103%
v":
*88'A
103'A
89%
85
Edison Co—
83%
April-Oct
General
California
88'A
Feb-Aup
68 'A
*69'A
*86'A
1985
convertible
5'As
1979
72
*94'%
1987
Southern
Airways—
debentures
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s
Pennsylvania RR—
General 4%s series A 1965
62%
1966—.—June-Dec
1979
77'A
*96%
87%
85
—'/I
104'A
——-June-Dec
Telephone
2%s
Spiegel
Pan American
Bell
debentures
78'A
*87
96
52
101%
Pipeline—
82
—
10
97%
*88
69 'A
Jan-July
1986
Alabama
77%
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
89%
■
119'A
*67%
Map-Nov
1980_,
debentures 1965
Marchant—5%s 1979.
Southern
106'A
,104
3
1964_Jane-Oec
48'A
A
116
62%
Mar-Sepf
2'As
s
4%s
Corp
77'A
78'A
20
<
Jan-July
1980
debentures
Southern
103%
100
»
14
5
April-Oct
Afar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
May-No®
4%s debentures 1988
Pacific Western Oil 3Vis debentures
103
6
«>«•>
51 '/a
104
May
Afar-Sept
■
91
'57/"
103
103'A 103'A
June-Dee
;
94%'
94%
1971
debs
4%s
debs
European
Southern
103%
103% 103%
April-Oct
3'As debentures 1987—
3 'As debentures 1978—
3'/as debentures 1983
3'As debentures
1981
,
"
103'A
June-Dec
1985
*92%
116
73'A
————
2'As
2%s
101
1
106
June-Dec
1986
__
•
94'A
92
105'A
96'A
100
*88%
2'As
& North
3'As
*82
103
3s
83
82%
——
•105'A 106%
June-Dec
1993
119
..
1989—May-No®
1st gtd 4s
debentures
4%s
Oil
Oil
Oil
Southern
82%
80%
9
83
*103'A
\
89
101
*04%
p 'See Foreign Corporate .issues
84%
-/
Co
Sotuhern
87%
80
•
*84%
June-Dec
series HH 1994
2%s
debentures
1991
119
April-Ocf
debentures
Line 3.20s
Union
South
80 'A
82%
85 %
83
10
77
89'A
*85
May-No®
'Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 'As-1976
84%
83%
5
Oil
Sinclair
81
78 %^
-
—
86'A
*83
June-Dec
5s
78%
-
83'A
■—
86'A
June-Dec
mtge 4'/2s series DD 1990
ref
&
89 %
1989_Jan-July
1977
Co
&
subord
conv
Skelly
8 l'A
-
85%
*82'A
&
6
83'A
*81'A
''
„
First &
refunding 27/8s series T 1976
June-Dec
refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser W '84__June-Dec
First & refunding 3%s ser X 1984
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4'/2s series A A 1986
June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
June-Dec
-:
91'A
*100%-101
1971
B
5'As
Co
1982
Roebuck
Smith-Corona
82%.,, 86,v,,
76% r 79%
20
.
79%
79%
92
81'A
105'A
51
"•
1968—June-Dec
subordinated
Shell
92%
88%
*81
3'As series CC 1978
91'A
.51'A
81'A
90'A
81'A
Co—
debentures
Shell
91%
88%
92'A
June-Dec
1st & ref
10
91'A
:
92
92
,.*96
4s
debentures
RR
Finance
Service Pipe
97%
84'A
85
refunding 2%s series Q 1980
First
97%
88%
June-Dec
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N 1977
-June-Deo
First & refunding 23As series P 1981—June-Dec
First &
92
/
86'A
Seiberling Rubber Co—
__
91'A
-June-Dec
1979
M
*96%
3%s
conv
Line
debentures
5s
refunding 3 '/2s series I 1966
79
Roebuck
Sears
127
160
86'A
104
94%
159
*81'A
104
100 »/4
108
*81%
Jan-July
1989
cons
Acceptance Corp—
debentures 1972.
5s
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
First
1st
RR
4%s
120'A
1131/2
1988
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
2006—Mar-Nov
Jan
4%s
103'A
93%
105
*86
Mar-Sepf
A
mortgage 3s series B
f
20
„
—
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons
3s debentures 1974—:
91
91
10
Ry
England
3s
Air
s
High
98%
*159
1977—June-Dec
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
3%s
86
series
Depot
New
Paper
Seaboard
115'A
43As conv 1978
1969
1977
1980
certificates
Duluth
V &
Scovill
77
—Mar-Sept
debs
Paul
—
Jan-July
1982__May-No®
conv
subord debs 1983—..
conv
J
debs
debentures
bond certificates Nov
inc
&
Seaboard
June-Dec
mortgage 37/aS 1988
1st mortgage 4'/2S 1987
bond
4s
Paul
Scioto
85'A
77
—
debs
income
5s
Louis-Southwestern
St
79%
*81
*85'A
mortgage
series
conv
conv
series B
4s
Second 4s
85'/a
78'A
*80'A
1st
3'As
5'As
6'As
St
88%
%T
81%
mtge
First
76'A
78'A
88%
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s 1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
1st
St
171
74%
85
Apr-Oct
1st
102'A
4
—
78%
Mar-Sept
1975
mortgage
1st
ApriZ-Oct
mortgage 4s series A 1997
Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
•
99%
122%
210
141
133
78 %
—
*102
June-Dec
Map-Nov
23As
1st
1983
1st
Gas & Electric Co—
Oklahoma
McBee
•
I-
*78'A
276
Mar-Scpf
mortgage
Aircraft
106
—
*104'A 106'A
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
1974
3s
100'A
Jan. 1
Low
Corp—
1977
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
—Mar-Sept
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-JuZp
Second
gold
6s
1996
April-Ocf
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
81
96%
78%
mortgage 2%s 1975
First mortgage 27/aS 1980—..
Ohio Oil Co 4%s debentures 1987
debentures
Electric
&
D
Rohr
82
82
—
*75%
First
General
Range Since
•
No.
94%
*106%
1975
subord
Gas
serial
Royal
79
1984—June-Dec
23As
1996
88%
100'A 100'A
100'A
Feb-Aug
Telephone
81%
Sold
99'A 100'A
*80
*81'A
_1—Jan-July
1979
conv
Bell
debentures
3'As
15
—
*82
.
Northwestern
81%
81%
—
85%
84'A
mortgage
mortgage
Bonds
High
Corp—
conv
4'As
first mortgage 2%s 1974—:_Feb-Aug
2%s 1975
„—April-Oct
3s 1978 —
Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aup
First mortgage 3'As 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4'As 1986
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 4s
1988
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
June-Dec
First mortgage
4%s 1991Feb-Aup
(Wise) 1st mortgage 25/as 1977
April-Oct
1st
mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
First
Friday's
94%
June-Dec
1972
debentures
Rochester
(Minnesota)
refunding
debentures
Richfield
Power Co—
States
Northern
94%
mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Ocf
April-Ocf
4%s
f'eb'-ntures
1977
Afar-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s debs 1985
Mar-Scpf
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem Manufacturing
3%s debs
1975
105% J
101
*103'A
100'A
3'As
First and refunding
104'A
102'A
3%s
3'As
—
105%'105.%
and
First and refunding
103'A
102%
*103% 106'A
*102
First
101
99'A
100'A
16
102
102
and
refunding
First and refunding
91'A
88 3A
May-No®
1968-Jan-July
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
debentures, 1963
First
91'A
99'A 101
April-Oct
3s
First and refunding mortgage
80
91'A
88%
Jan-July
1984
4s
trust
89'/a
—
Quar-Feb
2047
1
3s Jan
Refunding & Improve 4'/2s ser A 2047
88'A
*100%
or
Bid & Asked
Electric & Gas Co—
Public Service
94'A
91'A
May-Nop
May-Nop
May-No®
May-No®
1997—Quar-Jan
1980
1979
4%s s f debentures 1981
4%s s f debentures
1981
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s
debentures
f
s
5%s
•
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
923A
102
Period
Exchange
High
92
—
*82'/a
4V2S series A
Low
93'A
93
*89'/a
1974Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973-May-No®
3%s s f debentures 1973
May-No®
3'As s f debentures 1974
May-Nop
4%s s f debentures 1976—
—May-No®
4%s s f debentures 1977
May-No®
4%s s f debentures 1978
May -No®
4%s
High
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Low
Ry first gold 4s 1996—Aprii-Ocf
Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
and ref
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Norfolk & Western
Northern
1
-
,
Monday, April 30, 1962
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Ohio
■ ■.
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended April 27)
NEW YORK STOCK
1st
,
.
.
(2056)
32
Co
debentures
of
debs
1985
America
1977
2%s
June-Dec
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
114
114
92%
178
117
92 7
91%
a
92"%
*88
Continued
on
page
37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6155
195
Volume
33
(2057)
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, April 23,
and ending Friday, April 27.
It is compiled from the report of the American
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ended April 27.
stock
itself
and
which
bond in
or
for Week
Sale Price
RECORD
Exchange
any
Sales
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Stock
Friday
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
&
Wire
Acme
Admiral
1
10«
600
v i
2 '/a
..j; ':'2\.
2Va Mar «V
•
2
15,200
Jan
Par
•3
10
Aero-Flow
Dynamics Inc
Aerojet-General Corp
Manufacturing Co
Aerosol Techniques Inc
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
9%
2,400
9
Apr
15%
Jan
Bourjois
2%
1,800
2'/a Mar
3'A
Jan
Bowling
Corp
12%
1,500
12%
Feb
13%
Feb
17%
12,800
13%
Jan
17%
Feb
3%
4%
2,500
3%
Apr
727/8
72'%
78'A
3,400
70%
Jan
57/8
5%
'6 'A
3,800
5%
H'%
12%
8,500
15%
151/4
100
12
1
4%
700
14%
Feb
Alabama
Great
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Steel
Wood
5%
Co
preferred
3%
Airlines
21
22'%
2,600
—
100
89
21
10
88'%
77'A
78%
175
77'A
5'%
5%
1,800
5'/a
1
Inc
5'%
150
86
Jan
89
Apr
Feb 'V
7 J/8
2,600
6'4
All-State
6 '%
5%
61/2
20,000
5%
Apr
9
6%
7%
6,900
6%
Apr
9
5
5%
Apr
6%
Apr
Apr
6%
Apr
14 J/2
£1%
A
preferred—-—-10
convertible
5Vss%
Paper Corp..
Alloys
Unlimited
Inc..
.
:f:
American
American
Business
American
Electronics
American-Internatl
X7%
700
7%
Apr
16/"
3,300
12%
Jan
9%
6'/a
Jan
12 »/4
25
32'A
Jan
35
32
33
32
Apr
9%
1,000
8%
Apr
17%
1,100
8%
Apr
11%
4%
3,000
84
6%
85
%
6%
6>%
6'%
Apr
6%
78J/2
Jan
47/a
Jan
I,100
5
Jan
58
60%
450
58
Api-
65%
dep
2%
2%
21,400
2%
Jan
3
Jan
31 'A
32%
3,600
31'A
Apr
36
:;r Jan
8%
Feb
8 J/4
1,400
Feb
8%
Feb
16
16
16%
9,500
14%
Jan
17'/a
Feb
37,000
4%
Jan
11 J/4
100
11
Apr
16%
vV; 400 ?
American
5 %
5%
5%
4,700
5
Mar
7%
£1
leg—.
Co Inc
B
Company
B
Industries
Hill
Burnell
Company
15'%
Feb
Jan
29% Mar
26%
26'%
27'%
3,100
21%
Jan
29'A Mar
35%
33'%
Shoe
2
2,900
1
Feb
4
MARC
2'%
2'%
2%
2,300
2J/2
Apr
3'4
BVD
Jan
American
3%
12.50
Manufacturing Co
3%
41J/2
41'%
Inc
American
Petrofina Inc
class A
.—1
American
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
Thread 5% preferred
Writing Paper—
2
-5
5
American
American
Radio
Andrea
Pools
Anthony
:
Inc
Co
1,100
4lJ/2
Apr
45 '/2
7,500
4 J/2
Apr
14%
Jan
4 J/a
Feb
30%
500
28 J/2
r- A
35%
1
9%
9'A
3%
9%
1,000
3% Jan
9%
10
Apr
Apr
5'%
Jan
29'%
Apr
35%
Apr
Jan
1,600
12
13 %
1,700
12
Apr
15J/4
Feb
173^
17%
18%
1,300
14'%
Feb
19%
Apr
18'%
18'%
200
15%
Feb
19
Apr
10
10 »/4
2,500
9%
Jan
10% Mar
7'%
9%
1,100
7 Vb
Apr
11 »/a Mar
8'%
8%
8%
1,700
8'%
Apr
11
%
39,700
i'o
Jan
6'%
Apr
14%
1,100
13%
15,300
12 J/4
10
iV
6 %
/ 7
1%
14
14
4%
2,600
4% Apr
-
250
II,500
30%
12 »/4
12 %
1.000
2
600
3
Feb
500
4y8 Apr
10
10
16,000
Feb
39%
Feb
.
3
Jan
3% Jan
5%
Feb
1 i3u Mar
~3%
"3%
2,100
2%
2'A
3,500
5%
5% V 5%
16,000
•
17 J/2
17'%
17%
900
Labs——-——--10b
12%
12%
14'%
5,700
33'%c
9%
9%
10%
1,500
—
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Atlas Consolidated Mining &
—
4 i 1
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4%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
:!-? 5% Apr
16 J/4 Apr
7%
Jan
18%
Feb
Apr
28%
Jan
2
10%
9% Apr
3J/2 Apr
54J/2
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56
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28
29%
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56 J/4
Feb
33% Mar
1
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
6%
6%
7%
3,100
6%
Jan
9%
Feb
1%
Development. Corp__
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Atlas General Industries Inc
.1
Atlas Sewing Centers Inc
1
Atlas
1%
1%
8,900
1 J/a
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1%
Jan
15%
17'A
4,600
15
Mar
18%
Jan
6,400
16
—
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:
1%
1%
Jan
15%
15%
17 J/a
5,300
1% Apr
151/4 Apr
3%
10c
23%
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1
——1
Automatic Steel Products Inc com-—1
Non-voting non-cum preferred
1
14%
13%
14%
1,700
11 J/2
Jan
15%
J/4
81/4
9%
2,400
8W Apr
12%
Apr
Jan
51%
5%
300
5%
5%
100
Devices Inc——
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Plastics
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Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Aurora
Avien
Avis
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5
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-
8
7J/2
71%
7%
20%
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Ayrshire Collieries
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>
1,500
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7 J/2
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48
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Feb
61/2
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13'%
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57 J/2
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13 %
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de
los
Banff
Oil
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Baruch-Foster
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Bell
Inc
(A
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27
Mar
9
Jan
5
5'/a
10c
6%
————50o
5%
;;
3,300
6,700
ll»/8 Mar
5
14
Apr
5%
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5.50
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Carter
Castle
&
Central
Co
&
Oil
Christiana
Chromalloy
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7'A
24,800
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6,000
12%
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12
28
27 Vz
28
14
4,100
v
10%
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16 J/a
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26%
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35%
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191/2
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2 J/4
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Jan
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9
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15
15i%
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18
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10%
1
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(R
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Gas
2,000
10%
2.800
9%
1,900
500
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9%
27
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Jan
14 J/2
Feb
Apr
14%
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Apr
30'%
Feb
Jan
4%
1,000
4%
Apr
5%
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3
■
4,900
2% Mar
3%
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prior preferred
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footnotes,
8 '/a
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Apr
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98
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11
9
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100
&
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Apr
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Stone
:
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Metals Co_
Diesel
Electric
Inc
9%
8'A Maf
Jan
2%
Jan
1%
10%.
13,000
4,100
13%
5
5'%
100
2,600 >..
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1
Feb
31
Jan
Apr
4'A
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1% Mar
%
Jan
1 yVi
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5%
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710
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10%
9%
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14%
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4%
Apr
6%
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11%
13% Mar
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Apr
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7%
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%
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4,200
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Mar
20%
19%
21%
1,800
18'%
Jan
30%
29'%
34 %
16,500
11'%
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16%
16'A
17%
4,700
16'A
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21%
30'%
31
200
29%
Apr
34'%
Jan
400
3%
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4'%
Feb
Mar
114'%
.
3%
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103
3%
105'%
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li
%
7
7%
10
v
600
99
240
104
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35
Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
111
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4,100
Feb
1
14
Jan
1,300
6%
Jan
7%
Apr
1,600
7%
13%
13'%
13%
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15%
Feb
Apr
6%
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1'%
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5'/a
5%
5'%
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6,400
1'%
72
71%
72'%
71
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74
85%
84
85%
150
83
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86'A
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21'%
21'%
500
21'%
Apr
24%
29'%
29 %
75
29
Apr
33
Mar
38
50
38
Apr
42
Feb
9
300
7%
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6,400
5%
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15
Jan
6'%
Jan
7
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1
Jan
38
8%
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5%
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1%
1%
1 %
6%
1
%
150
1,300
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Apr
Feb
9'%
Feb
1}J Feb
500
11'%
Jan
13% Mar
11,400
50%
Jan
62
22%
200
21'%
Apr
23%
Jan
%
5,100
1 '/a
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1%
Jan
13,800
7'%
Feb
1
9%
9%
Apr
Appr
8%
8%
18'%
18'%
20
8,800
16%
Jan
23% Mar
16%
16'%
18%
24,000
15'A
Jan
20% Mar
23
23
26%
4,700
23
Apr
34%
18
18
18'%
16,700
14
Jan
19'% Apr
6,%
6%
6%
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800
15%
Apr
12 'A
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15% Mar
Apr
10% Jan
13'%
7%
7%
7%
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7'A
-
Feb
Jan
4,300
16
12%
15%
8
1,000
7
15%
12%
18'%
Feb
12'% Mar
14
Jan
16'A
16
16'%
900
15%
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20
Feb
15%
15%
16%
19,600
14'A
Feb
19%
Jan
4%
5'A
2,000
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
300
3%
Feb
4% Mar
—
3%
1
Jan
%
Apr
7%
14.000
6'A
Apr
10%
26
27%
5,200
22'%
Feb
38%
Jan
18%
19
1,600
18%
Feb
20%
Jan
6'%
■-6%
3,100
6'%
Apr
8%
Jan
2%
Jan
8,900
%
%
6%
19
Sand
Mar
/Feb
7'ArJan
'%
1
5
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation—
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
—50c
Colonial
Commercial
59
40
■/
Apr
iii'
•
Products Co
of
4,600
20,700
4% :,v 5
131/8
50c
Corp
6,3<f
9%
4%
200
10%
5%
,10
5 '/a
26
Colonial
Feb
52'% Mar
Jan
Mar
;; ; 5% Apr,/
10,200
21%
50c
Caribbean
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1
17.000
10
Co
Electronics
.
38 Vb
27 J/4
12%
Cooper-Jarrett
Jan
Jan
28
28
8%
8'A
61
Jan
55%
11%
Building Industries Inc—
A
8%
12%
Jan
Apr
Apr
1
Class
9,500*
58%
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd—
1
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
20c
Consolidated Royalty
Oil
—*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc—
—1
Construction Products class A
—1
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A—50c
Continental Materials
Corp
—10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp_10c
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
15
9
4%
3
Apr
22
6J/2
9%
4
15%
Apr
52%
7%
10%
Corp
Apr
17 J/2
800
54
9
1
13%
3,000
6'%
Inc
Jan
900
2,000
9'A
52%
50c
Blauner's
1
Jan
87/a
15
i7'/2
25c
Inc
Co
Corp
Coastal
6%
6% Apr
5% Apr
9%
5%
Apr
Inc
5 Va-:
12%
Lambert Manufacturing—4
Aluminum
6%
IJ/2
Frocks
5'/4
56
Feb
10%
9
Club
Jan
15J/4
Photo
Co
Clopay Corporation
1%
1,000
Berkey
Corp
Manufacturing
&
Cletrac
4%
2,600
1
Clayton
Apr
3,200
Inc
Ltd—.
Corporation—
Clary
Apr
16%
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Corp
Cable
Controller
Clarostat
1J/8
■1 %
of
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61
49'%
59 Va
1
1
10c
10
25o
—*
10c
1
1
Corp
Development
P
4%
l'/2
0
1
550
2
Foil Corp
Circuit
90
12%
common
38 %
2
Inc
Inc
Cinerama
63'% Mar
5
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
4,300
15i%
new
4%
Light
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's
l'A
11 J/4
ii/8
3.50%
Power
Power
Mar
38'%
1
pief—100
pid
1U0
Central Securities Corp common
1
$1.40 series B convertible preferred-*
$1.50 convertible preferred
*
Century Electric Co
10
Century Geophysical Corp
1
Chamberlin Co of America
2.50
Charter Oil Co Ltd
1
Maine
Central
26% Mar
38%
1
Hadley Corp
Central
4'/a
1J/2
25c
1
10
of America
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27
Jan
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Co—
Power
Carreras
'A
15J/2
;
1
5
1
Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kenneay Inc
Capital
Carnation
Jan
Apr
Jan
4,600
ji'
4'%
1%
19%
23%
62'%
10'/8
4'A
13 J/2
Co
Bloomfield
Jan
Apr.
1
Watch
Birdsboro
6
Feb
50c
Corp
Corp
Benrus
Bickford's
20
700
10
12 J/4
Instrument
Berkshire
12%
1
Shoe Corp
Telephone
Belock
81V Apr
750
6%
12
12 V*
1%
Bay view Oil Corp common
6% convertible class 4
Beck
24
.
16,500
Corp—————...1
Wright
Barton's
9%
16
6'/b
50o
Inc—_
Construction..
Feb
5,300
25%
*
Canadian Marconi
:
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd panic pid—10
Canadianwide Properties Ltd
—1
Canadian Williston
Minerals
6c
Canal-Randolph
Corp
1
Canaveral International Corp
1
Clausner Hosiery
Bargain Town USA Inc..—......lOo /
Barnes Engineering
Co
1
Barry
23
—
shares—
.
Industries
Banner
BarChris
81V
8
5
4J/8
American
Ltd
Jan
Apr
8,300
62
10%
Clark
-
Feb
118
25
Gas Ltd—,.—2.50
Clark
B
25
1
Husky Oil Ltd
C
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
Baker Industries Inc
——I
Baldwin-Montrose ChemicalCommon
—50o
Convertible preferred—
———•
Baldwin Securities Corp
lc
3%
16
23%
•
& Oil—_—16%c
Oils Ltd
10c
Mar
51% Jan
4,800
1 J/a
14
27'%
4
•i"/H
•
—1
5p
Co
Atlantic Research
Mar
3% Apr
4
3%
2 J/8
Chemical Industrial
Coast
2
100
41%
1
America
Co_
Stationers Supply
Associated Testing
Astrex
Inc
Atco
4,600
3 J/8
—L.lc
of
Laundries
8% Mar
18 J/4
1%
23
Canadian Javelin Ltd
,Jan
2'A
1
Inc
Jan
Apr
1% Jan
20
Canadian
Mar
Jan
Apr
Apr
~~U
Canadian
Feb
43
100
30%
800
regular____£l
rets
Associated Oil & Gas
Atlantic
331%
98
Jan
common
Canadian
%'Feb
Industries-
deposit
Associated Food Stores
Associated
18
Feb
93%
2
3%
Associated Electric
J%
22%
1%
*
•
1
50
50
50
Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
Southern
Canadian Export Gas
Jan
38
3%
2 J/8
Associated
.14%; Jan
4'%
1
Electronics Inc
i———I
Asamera Oil Corp, Ltd——
——40o
Arrow
American
2.000
6%
Co
preference—
6 % %
Feb
97
convertible. preferred-—----—4
.
Jan
;t;'V
?
/
*
Cement Co Ltd
Canada
Feb
56
Inc
Bread
Canada
Mar
4%
42J%
35c
11%
34
600
30%
Feb
3
8J/2
Ltd—.1
1
Ltd
Canada
Apr
4y8 Mar
79
6,200
4.72% pfd_100
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co com
Campbell Machine
10
Apr
61%
31%
4%
warrants
Campbell Chibougamau Mines.
J/2 Jan
Jan
9%
56'%
29 %
96J%
Co.
Feb
29% Apr
600
57%
29 J/4
95%
&
Feb
5,100
3%
40'A
Armour
Feb
10,200
10
40'/4
:
17 J,4
19%
Jan
7% Jan
2.50
Co
Mar
8
7 »/4
3%
45,800
12 %
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Insurance
Fire
Camden
'
.15%
Gas
341/2
16%
/■/; 100
18%
Apr
% Feb
15 J/2 Apr
1,400
15'%
16%
11%
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preferred
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G'/o
preferred
4% Jan
'•
6t
S3.00
I8J/2 Mar
200
14%
Arkansas Power &. Light
Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power common
6'/2 Mar
32,900
Ltd
Enterprises
Calgary
Feb
Apollo Industries' Inc———————S
Appalachian Power Co 4'%% pfd__100
Arkansas
Jan
c
Cabol
Jan
4'A.
3J/s
1
.—
4%
5%
%
—1
Inc
Apr
16'%
28'%
16%
Anglo American Exploration Ltd—4.75
Chemical Co_
3%
15'%
1
Corp__
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angos't ura-Wupperman
:
1
Anken Chemical & Film Corp..
20c
Ansul
51%
28'/a
10,500
-
421/4
15
—2
Anchor Post Products
•4
'-4'A
-—20c
Lead Mines Ltd—!
Anacon
5 J/2
16
Apr
2%
4
3%
1
1
1
Corp
Jair
50o
American
6
600
7'%
7%
25c
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& Co
>
Jan
23'%
'*'•
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)%
10%
13%
800
shares—3c 6d
dep rets ord
American
2,200
11,400
Ltd—
Mines
Burma
6%
6'%
■
1
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(The)
ft Mar
2.50
preferred
serial
6Vo
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5
13%
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50c
9
!0
preferred
convertible
l'li
28%
1
1
---*
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Co Inc
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5
13'%
6%
__
10
preferred
F
4%
/
13%
30c
common
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id
28 J/4
25c
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S
4.%
1
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7
Ltd—
Co
Company
Forman
.
Jan
1%
£1
Feb
Jan
_25o
—
/ 39%
Jan
8
7%
*
American Israeli
Paper Mills Ltd—
shares
Mar
'
£1
£1
bearer
ord
rets
(E L)
Buell
Jan
11%
58
2%
Budget Finance Plan common
3% Mar
7%
Apr
3IJ/4
Petroleum
B
Apr
7% Mai-
Apr
*
ord
dep rets
Bruck
85
Feb
4%
Co
Oil
dep rets ord
registered
Columbia
Power
Feb
500
10,200
6%
2% Mar
Jan
American Tobacco—
4 Vo
Feb
4
5
2%
45
Jan
Ltd
Petroleums
Bruce
Jan
8%
4
35%
32
American
Jan
8 %
Jan
47,900
Brown
17'4 Mar
9
Jan
2
12'A
60c
4
1
Inc
x7J%
15
•
Aluminum
11 '/a
85
Beverage. Corp
1
Book Co-——20
Systems Inc
400
U'%
9
y
Aluminum Cq of America $3.75 ptd-100
Ambassador Oil Corp————————I
American
3,700
4 J/4
%
6
34
Class
Jan
8Va
—_1
j—
.
11'%
15
—10c
..——1
Inc
Rainwear .Corp
a lmar
Alsco
4%
Apr
34
Jan
1
7i/2
—————8
-
4'A
11%
Allied Control Co Inc——60o
Allied
J/8
8
A'A
3%
11
Brooks
Jan
class
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&
6,200
11%
Amer
Feb
Tire
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—I
3%
3'/a
Apr
*
1
1
British
91/2 Mar
Alliance
5
7,200
Jan
Corp—,
British
Mar
5'%
19'%
80,500
Feb
7%
Properties Inc
1
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
.————1
8 J/2
Apr
15
4%
Brown
Apr
1,500
3%
Brown
6'4
18%
17
3%
Jan
6%
Jan
17
3%
i«
400
Amer
6 '/a Mar
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rtcs American shs.
All American Engineering Co
10c
15%
3,500
Amer
Jan
82
Apr
2%
British
Feb
30%
Apr
8%
38%
107'% Mar
Apr
21
1/64
4,200
2%
Britalta
5% Mar
88'%
102,200
9%
37'%
24'% Mar
Feb
iif
8%
20c
Inc
Works
Gear
Foote
Bridgeport Gas Co—
Brillo Manufacturing Co
Jan
Jan
1/64
Breeze
Apr
17'A Mar
87
__
100
common
preferred
Alaska
20
30
Southern
Alan
20
*
A
Jan
32
8%
37 %
Brad
Jan
17
1
High
5'/e
Apr
Brandywine Raceway Assn
1
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—*
Jan
12"%
3%
,
'
87% Mar
8
of America
Eritish
2,200
211/4
4'%
—
Apr
9% Mar
4"%
3,100
1
10c
Inc
3%
Range Since Jan.
Low
4 J/2
—
16%
16%
3%
3%
Shares
High
1-50
Chemical Co Inc
Borne
12%
„
low
1
Corp
Rights
2% Mar
Airport Parking Corp of America—
Class
Oil
Chica
Bolsa
/Jan
2%
10o
1
1
1
lOo
•
Corp
for Week
of Prices
High
9
9
1
Inc
Co
Plastics
Aeronca
2
Low
%
2
20c
Products
High
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Corp
common
Precision
Acme
clasa A
Corp
Mfg Corp
Construction
Low
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
6 J/4
6'%
Feb
2%
2%
8,700
2%
Apr
3%
39'%
39%
41
1,000
39%
Apr
44'%
13%
13 %
14%
1,900
12%
Jan
17% Mar
4,700
8'%
Apr
12%
8'%
8
J/2
9%
5'%
5'/a
5'A
600
4'%
Feb
6
5%
6%
5,400
5'%
Feb
20%
21%
1,000
20 Vb
Apr
21'%
%
:,4
■
9%
%
8,200
9%
10%
900
%
3,700
4%
■%
4
Apr
4
Apr
9'%
Jan
18
%
18
21,300
%
2%
2%
2%
1,300
2%
Apr
1,500
9
Jan
5%
Apr
9%
9%
5%
10 J/4
6
900
10%
11'%
1,100
1%
1%
1%
16.000
8»%
8
8%
9,200
U
21'A
7»%
21 >4
7
21%
400
7%
1,300
10
Apr
Apr
6
Jan
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
24%
1
Jan
Jan
5% Jan
11% Feb
1%
Jan
4%
Jan
10% Mar
6'A Feb
16
Feb
1%
Apr
2'A
Jan
8
Apr
11%
Feb
Apr
25%
Jan
Apr
9%
Feb
21'A
7
(2058)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended April 27)
Week's
Range
for Week
•f Prices
Friday
Exchange
American Stock
Low
Par
non-voting
B
Class
Cott
Cott
r
~7%
»%
United Corp
Central Petroleum
•
2jto
Co
Drug
14 V.
4%
(Md)
Corporation—
8%,
Jan
preferred
—
:
Gellman Mfg Co—
General Acceptance "wts".
n
General Alloys Co—
—
General Builders Corp——
General Development Corp
7%
Feb
2Va
Jan
1%
37 Va
Jan
43
1,500
6%
Jan
10% Feb
1,700
3
Apr
•
14%
.
13%
1,500;
17%
Apr
Jan
4%
5Va
13,800
3% Mar
5%
7%
100
6% Mar
8
,
Jan
370
6,700
23
Feb
35
Apr
21
8%
8%
200
8 V»
Apr
9
9,600
9%
Jan
16
Mar
15
3,600
9%
Jan
15 Va Mar
D
36 V.
13%
1 %
127/a'
1%'
11%
11%'
1*1%;
preferred—
Stores
Dennlson Mfg
32%
2,100
3Va
3'/a
3%
350
Jan
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
1%
10%
Feb
Jan
5
Apr
Mar
11%
11%
1,500
9%
9%
10%
2,600
11%
8Va
2,600
511
31
23 Va Mar
26%
25%
9%
8
7%
•
16%
Goodway Printing Co Inc—
•
1
16%
—4
1
Gordon
Jan
Gorham
12% Mar
29 Va
class
Jewelry
A
Corporation.
Varnish
Grand Rapids
Apr
Gray
12
Feb
8
1,200
7V.
Jan
Great American Indus tries Inc.
Great Basins Petroleum Co
8%
8%
Feb
10,000
Apr
12%
Jan
i7e Mar
5,400
%
%
Jan
5%
5%
57/a
1,000
5 V.
Jan
6%
Distillers
3%
4
3,800
3%
Apr
5%
Jan
3%
3%
4%
1,200
3%
Apr
5%
Dixilyn Corp class
Chemical
Dixon
A conv
Research
8c
Chemical Co
8i
Textile
Dominion
Inc
Dorr-Oliver
15,300
4%
Jan
10 %
10 Va
10%
600
19 V.
Ltd—,
Brewery
9,300
17
18 Va
8 Va
Grocery
Feb
Grow
37 V.
Drilling & Exploration Co—
41
15 V.
14
14
Jan
Gulf States Land & industries.
V
11%, Mar
18 Va
Duraloy
Feb
H
45
Feb
Apr
17%
Apr
Feb
187/a
100
18 Va
Jan
20
10%
Apr
137/a
Jan
4 IS
5 V.
2,600
3%
Jan
5 V.
Apr
3%
New
8c B
Hardeman
Feb
1,900
Jan
-15c
common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynalectron
Corp
Dynamics Corp of America
3Va Mar
7(00
6%
•
8
1M0
lO'/a
5,800
9 V.
31 Va
500
29%
3 V.
9,800
14%
28,800
9%
9%
30%
•
30%
JOe
3 %
1
13%
_
3%
70
3
.
13%
12 Ve
70%
Eastern
Air
Can
1
A
1
Apr
10%
Jan
34
4
(Paul)
Eastern
Company
Eastern
Freightways Inc
$7
Mines
Dev
and
Electrographic
Feb
Mining
Inc
Light
Feb
-
22 V2
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
18
500
17 Va Mar
20%
10
6,400
9Va Mar
13%
Jan
1
17%
17%
19
Associates Inc_ 10c
6%
6%
50o
25
7
7
4,600
17%
Feb
24 V.
1,900
6%
Apr
9%
8,700
23%
Apr
32%
Co
6 Va
Apr
10 Va
1
7%
7 Va
7%
1,700
7
8V»
4
4%
3.500
3% Mar
5
7%
7%
1,400
7
Apr
9V»
Jan
5 Va
3,200
4%
Apr
6%
Jan
39'/a
4,800
l
Freight
Corp
Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
Erie Forge 8c Steel Corp common.:
6% cum 1st preferred
4»/4
4 V.
4%
51V*
51V.
52 V»
3%
3
3
6%
~5%
6 V8
6 V8
55%
Apr
37/a
6
Mar
7Vt
Feb
7%
Jan
17 Va
500
10%
Apr
15 V.
37/a
200
3%
Apr.
A
9,800
10%
11%
37/a
32
10%
11%
10c
Co
l
_10c
6%
6Va
5 V.
.1,300
%
Feb
1%
Jan
1G
Apr
.4%
«
800
16
Mar-
;> 5% Jan
Apr.
6%
,
f
IVa Mar
.
Jan
41
Jan
3%
93,600
Jan
V. i-.' Jan
,
15% Apr
•9% Mar
18% Apr/;,
Jan
23
22
38
39
5,300
31%
Jan
44% Mar
40'A
6.400
37
Apr
46%
1,000
*
1,100
10%
Apr
v
'
Jan
Apr
11 Va
4
4%.
Co
.'
(The)
Jan
.
6
Feb,
15Va
4,800
14%
Apr
9%
21%
llVa
4,300
9%
Apr
12% Mar
21%
22 Va
400
20%
Jan
24%
97/a
2,300
9
Apr
14%
74 Va
74 Va
700
72
Jan
77
3%
3%
9%
9
Feb
3%
1,400
11%
8Va
7% Apr
7% Mar
%
300
% Mar
19U
4,900
32%
•
34 Va
,
12 Va
Feb
14%
Jan
HV4 Mar
.
14 %
Apr
22%
Feb
Apr
47%
Jan
8,000
32 Va
Jan
40
Feb
10
101V4
,,
3,500
3J/a Mar
300
>14% Apr
2%
2 Va
"
400
700
9%
ia%
3,700
3>A
13 Va
3
3
12%
12%
1 Va
22%
2 ,
14%
-
4
•
5%
9%
2%
Feb
11%
Feb
7 Va
1,300
:
10%
rf'.
.1%
23%
3,100
-
.
1V»
Jan
20
1,000
Jan
25 Va
>
l7/a Jan
Jan
2%
Mar,
Apr
2 Va
3,900
5,400
42 Va
43%
300
35%
16
16 Va
500
14 Va Mar
18% Mar
12
12 Va
4,200
12
Apr
15% Feb
11 Va
11 Va
1.200
11 Va
Apr
14% Mar
32
32 Va
225
32
Apr
36
163
590
150
Apr
190
12,300
12
"
'
2
150
150
28 Va
27 Va
34
98Va
98 Va
99 Va
31%
31%
32
7%
7 Va
.
14 Va Mar
20Va.Jan
.
44 V2
Jan
Mar
Feb
27%
Apr
42 %
.Jan
Jan
101%
Jan
31 %
2,100
7%
20%
17%
300
Apr
9%
Jan
Apr
22%
Jan
800
33%
Feb
8 Va
■>;:
Apr
98
80
Feb
20
19%
20
19%
19%
200
17 Va
Jan
21% Mar
30
700
29
Feb 'k'i
34
Feb
20%
Apr
28%
Jan
29 Va
29 Va
22
22
'3
3
23
.
■1,100
•
.
-
lOo
1
8
2.50 V
5
8%
A 3
i
Va
Apr-
8
Apr
15%
Jan
8 Va
Apr
14%
Jan
Apr
26
Jan
Feb
-
600
21 Va
22
:
6,400
8%
9%
8%
3
16,500
Jan
"4
■
Products..
Apr
1%
Feb
'
l'A
22%
15%
__
10
1
Jan
14% Mar
•14%
11 Va
;
i—.1
Co
Feb
3%
v
;
:
16'A
1
Hydrometals Inc..:
Jan
Jan
12%
42 Va
"
5
Manufacturing
Hydromatics Inc
Jan
6%
26%
»
Jan
2,300
Feb
Jan
3 V'a
:•
Apr
18% Mar
6,400
9
8%
8%
>
5Va
20 Va
Jan
16 %
:
2% Mar
15,100
•5 Va
,
Mar
15%
3%
15
19 Va
.
Feb
80
Apr
3,900
3%
2%
106
Apr
11%
12%
15
7
Apr
77
11%
11%
3%
5
Hycon
Jan
13% Mar
Apr
34
500
102 Va 102 Va
.2.50 ?
cl A
5,800
15%
38
11%
•
32%
•
Inc.
12%
14 Va
36 Va
12
14%
Jan
9% Mar
Feb.,
8%
10,300
5% Mar
Apr
10
23,900
9Va
8»A
37
•
Corp
13
11%
8%
1
common:
%;v
Feb
Jan
Mar
9,700
•
Vitamin Products
Apr
,20%
.
7,400
•
•
Co
Hudson
,
8 Va
I
Mfg Co
Manhattan
4Va
28%
9Va
.100
&
76
•.
7%
500
common
B
....
8V2
7.50
Motors
.
;
7%
(Harvey) Inc class A com
Hygrade Food
^Feh:;
14%
.5
Co
Class
Jan
4%
14%
50o
l_25o
preferred
Electric
Jan-
4V2
Feb
•
&
Hardart
3%
500
18 Va
1
Ltd class A
A)
32,500
8,100
2,50
Hudson
13% Mar
§ Va
32
&
Hubbell
Feb
Jan
3%
9%
Hardart Baking Co
&
Howell
Jan
33
9,000
7
5%
1
.<
37%
.
10
—50c
B
Hosklns
Jan
1,000
10%
/
I
common
(Geo
5%
Jan
12%
Feb
Jan
•
,,
23 Va
1
;_25c
A
Oil
Horn
Jan
Apr
11
25c
_
1,900
-5 V4
;
Mar
•Apr
13% Apr
4%
5,100
15 Va
%
Jan
12
26%
•Jan
*
600
4%
12%
5
18%
7
"warrants".—
Horn
Jan
10 V.
11
i
Exquisite Form Indus Inc
Apr
5% Mar
500
l
or
Apr
3
200
57/a
25,
5,000
4
lOe
com
preferred
Inc
(R) & Co Inc
Class
Jan
5
V.
11,700
1
l
$1
4
Inc
Hormel
Jan
103
51 V»
350
10
Manufacturing Co
Espey Mfg 8c Electronics
Esquire Inc
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Feb
Hotels
Home
39 Va Mar
Jan
99%
17,200
1
Mar
32
20
102
102
loc
Ero
Ltd
47/a
38%
39
100
Equity
Corporation
4%
xoc
pfd
■
...
Jan
Feb
,10
7
20 Va
—.100
100
_10c
—
Jan
7'/.
pfd
Holllnger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc—
Holophane Co
Home Finance Group Inc
Jan
4'/a
5%%
Hoffman International Corp
Hofmann Industries' Inc..
Jan
•
Inc
5
%
•
Supermarkets
Class
Feb
2,200
—1
America
Corp
•Apr.
4%
4
13 V.
•
& Co
convertible
5%
Hoe
Jan
8
.,
_25c
16%c
Co
Instruments
(W E)
Hilton
Feb
7%
28%
25
25a
Facilities
8 %
.
w-100 :
40. %
2
preferred—.:
Hill's
Jan
9Va
Missile
Rule
165
37,000
Apr
10c vK-lOo 11%
Co
Higbie Manufacturing Co,
Highway Trailer Industries
Feb
180
Jan
17% Mar
17%
Empire District Electric 5%
Evans
Jan
160V.
1%
Feb
3%
14%
13%
.
4
Jan
Apr
8Va
7%
V-3.20OV
*
20
<
13%
8%
2%
.
Jan
700
**
9%
,
.
7,000
<-8
8 Va
>4%
-
'
,4
25%
•Jan
47,100
V->43A-'-;5C ;
11"«:
l7ff
->4%
2?
1
1
Helmerich 8c Payne Inc
Hercules Gallon Products
Feb
175
1 iTe
4%
Feb
8
9%
8c
Eureka
3,100
,.
...
Apr
1
Lltnographhig
Bishop Inc
Hecla
30% Mar
Jan
17%
Specialty Co
Air
20%
.
:—1
Heller
1
lOo
Electronic
Emery
17%
24 V.
:
,
7%
3 Va
":
.
6
2
4%
Stores
Feb
53
Jan
Jan
5
500
7
:
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc..5uc
Jan
1A
Electronic
Emerton
44 V4
2,900
13%
1A
CommuQlcatlons
Electronic Research
Emenee
250
6%
267/a
18
1
Ltd
Corp
Electronics Corp of
El-Tronics
Inc
47
6Va
•
Electronic Assistance Corp
Electronic
Jan
25
v
,i,80oV
47,400
;6%
-
-2%;- a^7/«
4%
5 Va
19%
Electric
Hazel
Jan
7%
Apr
9%
•
1
Corporation—
Elder
4%
900
25
1
series A
series B
preferred
preferred
$6
Edo
~6Va
20o
common
1.200
46%
25
-
Corp
Eastern States
5 V.
; 9
6 Va
W
25c
Inc
Havana
Mar
V.
15%
Jan
107/a
4%
10% Mar
*
Harvey Radio Co Inc
Harvey's Stores class A
Hastings Mfg Co
Apr
10
10
8% Jan:
;>■ r
Heli-Coil Corp
Inc
class
Apr
.
4%
Hartford
E
Devices
Co
30
.
—10
Heinicke
Eastern
Jan
"3%
-10c
—2
Helena Rubenstein Inc
•
27%
1,000
38%
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Apr
Apr
3
3,200
9%
38 V.
Harm
9% Mar
Jan
Jan..
55
29 Va
9Va
1
Hall Lamp Co
:
Hamilton Electro Corp
8
Jan
29,'A
H
52 Va
65
Apr
21 % Mar
——1
American Corp
Feb
8
Feb
Apr
Jan
66
1
Feb
Jan
28%
..
Apr
2%
.
Mar
11 Va
3%
•
"
Corp
Jan
.2%
15%
5uc>
Inc
8%
10%
1
(The) Co
Test
200 •;
17%
Apr
,5
.1
Corp..
Hartfield
Durham Hosiery class B common..
Duro
Industries
Mar
sy.
-10s
ord reg
2Va
23%
Mar
35
•
Apr
17% Mar
Jan
18%
dep rets
Apr
1%
Apr
—
American. Land
Gulton
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
Warrants
Gulf & Western Industries
20% Mar
10%
Co
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Jan
12
—5-
Gulf
43
14
4,400
28%
'
16
6 Va
—
37 V4
7,900
,,
31% Mar
12
2%
:
10c
Guerdon Industries Inc class A com..*
(The)
52 Va
8%
Feb
Apr
Mar
9%
———1J
Company
Jan
Jan
7
Feb
23%
600
lOo
_20c
Stores Products
Corp
Jan
Jan
8,400
17%
15 Va
Apr
3,800
9o
25%
•
Jan
Feb
Apr
17 Va
Corp..
Bowling
7%
15
25
7%
Apr
39%
13,900
41V.
•
38;
Harris
19%
9% Apr
17%
Jan
Jan
12 Va
—5
Co——
14%
Apr
20% Mar
15 %
Draperf Corp.
Driver
8,800
41V.
17%
'-preferred—32.50
Dorsey £< The > Corp^———.—.—.I
$2
Dow
2%
10%
29%
——
3 V. Mar
Apr
11,200
19%
7.50
6
12%
Feb
57/a
ll7/a
2%
•
Ltd
Co
2%
4%
10%
Ltd—•
common
Jan
10% Mar
800
10%
2%
.5%
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd—.—.—..*
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
*
Dominion Tar
11%
11
1
2%
Dome Petroleum Ltd-
5i30
100
6
6
11
:
Jan
35
16-a
16
•
Griesedieck
6
11
_10i
——1
4
rets ord reg
26%
"
Jan
24 Va
.
26,100
'
Apr
29% Feb
12
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
Ltd—
Co
Amer dep
'2%
;
.
Jan
16
4,100
26
1
—1
Great Western producers common—6O0
q% nreferred series A
—30
Greer Hydraulics———
50c
Lakes
Great
•
Jan
3%
Manufacturing
Gridoil Freehold Leases..
Diversey Corp—
99
'
149
Jan
70
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
A
A
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Jan
2,800
11
10
10
146
12%
Jan
Jan
Mar
2%
2 Va
2 Va
1
97/s
147 % 149
9%
preferre4..w..^-...i;l»,iiv.^^..-10
1st
7%
11%
25%
Jan
103%
8j
1,800.
13
2 Va
1
J.an
Feb
-
9%
12%
9%
>. Feb
1%
12%
14%
31%
Knitting Mills Inc
(Adolf) Inc
149
17
V
14'
'
500
12%
Gobel
28 Va
'
7
31%
Union. Co Inc
3,500
100
1*6%
1
Globe
Gloray
2%
Jan
500
1534
40% Jan
13% Mar
A
;
22% Apr
24 ;V Apr
600*::
—5
Jan
Apr
7
2,700
15%
10
^
4,700
8%
5%
14%
26%
5%
7%
10 Va
14 Va
24 Va
Apr
30%
'1,200.
9,400 '
'
'9%
14%
10
24%
Jan
100
——1
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing—,—1
Detroit Industrial Products
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
25c
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc 1
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com—10#
::'6;-7oos>.-
25%
•
•
6%
12%
-
6,100
IV4 Mar
£
1;5 Va Mar
Feb
94%
18,300
4%
Mar
24:
19
3,900
3
22%
•
24
Inc
Systems,
Security
22%
12
4,500
class A
debenture stock
8%
so/';
16
5%
Desllu Productions Inc—..
1
.' Jan
>r 4% 'Apr.
•
Apr
a
Apr
Jan
2% Jan
.7% Feb
•,
vr
-•
Jan
11%
16 Va
6%
50a
5
«10%
1,300
25%
,:'T2"
Apr " '
Feb .-a
12 Va
98 »A
,
■:
1
Apr,
101
98
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v
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2%
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3,300 *
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6
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Mar
Apr,
' >, 31i Mar
B
2
7%
1%
—•
,
5%
30%
35 V.
Jan
> 98 "
2
^
100
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35%
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.
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4%
.
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6%
5%
13 v
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4%
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60s
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i
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50o
2.50
20
—1
a
2.600
12%
Globe
Mines Inc—
.10c
Dayco Corp class A pref
35
D C Transit System inc cl A com—20c
1,000
>
6%
7
.if -
Glass Tlte Industries Inc
Day
12'/4
-
Gianninl' Controls Corp——.^——500
Giant Foods Ipc coih class A h-v_.—1
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd—
1
Gilbert (AC) Co—i
*
Gilchrist
Co
:
—•
Feb
15%
14 Va
6%
6 Va
'
>
Apr
1%
»:
1,300
2V»
>
.
"
13 Va
$4.60
Feb
14%
Crystal Dairies
>13% Apr
r; 29% Apf
5001
8%
2 V1:
A
■
-6V4
1—2.50
1
Glenmore Distilleries class
Daitch
High
Mar
15%
14 V.
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred—.
Davidson Brothers Inc—
t8Va.
8%
-
General Plywood Corp
r5°c
General Stores Corporation——_1
Feb
14%
•
1,600
20,400
Genung's Incorporated
*
-.-I
Georgia Power 65 preferred™.,—•
7V. Mar
—1
—
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V-
2% \ 3'A
f
General Gas Corp
8%
class A common—I
common
29%
;
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—1'
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96»A
3
—
Jan
5Vi
Apr
Feb-
17 Ve
100
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Jan
67/e
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Co
13 V.
13%
*«
common
J
4V.
15%
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American dep rets ord reg.,——SI
General
Fireproofing*————8
100
r
Power
Electric
General
Feb
9,900
4Va
5%
Inc
3%
.,?• 9% Jan
'•:-.* 11% Feb
9,400
7
5
13%
Apr
Gatlneau
Jan
4,200
31
15%
—
Manufacturing Co class A
Cutter Laboratories
B
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
29%
1
Garan
Feb
21
7%
-10e
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Cuban Tobacco Co
Class
7%
V.
4% Jan
-
8%
7
Industries Corp—25a
Aluminum
Crown
Curtis
100
Feb
Jan
22 V»
Apr
Feb
2,600
"1%
4%: ; 3%
"5%
16%
Shares
High
Jan
14%
Low
7.
G
Feb
17
20%
3,000
39%
8
—
—1
.—
Crown
Cubic
:8%
"1%
>
38
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Crowley. Mllner & Co
Crown
8%
38
"l%
Industries Inc (Del)—SOa^
Corp
•
Consolidated Corp--.-
Petroleum
Crose
7%
*
18
20
"
receipts (orq reg)—_xi
American dep
Cresmont
11
20V4
: 7%
Jan
for Week
of
Par
Sales
•
Range .
Prices.
Sale Frlce
1:
Jan
100
300
14%
20%
20V4
Crane Carrier
Creole
14%
Ltd—
CourtauldB
High
17
20%
Reynolds common
*
preferred class A—
Beverage Corp
—
Bottling Co of New England—1
&
Corroon
$1
>>■
*
Inc—-r...—
Coro
'
Low
High
17y4
—
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Ltd cl A voting—*
Corby (H) Distilling
Week's
Friday
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
22 'A
1,100
21%
,77i
8%
1,500
7%
>•
F
Fabrex
Corp
6%
Fairmont Chemical
Co
Seaboard Drilling Co
Fanny
Farmer
Faraday
Candy Shops
Uranium
Financial
First
1,200
6%
Apr
8%
Feb
5%
2,300
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
Apr
9%
7%
1,800
1
29%
28%
31%
7,700
26 Va
1
lli
1%
1%
3 Va
7
7
j
Purchaser
Felmont Petroleum
Filinways
6%
5
6%
1.50
Inc
Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated
6'/a
5 Va
1
Falcon
A
3 fa
=._10c
12 Va
1
class
6 Va
8
Corp
Inc.
25c
General
Corp
ioc
3Va
12
31%
10,700
2% Apr
10Ve Mar
4
Jan
14%
12%
1,900
6%
6%
7,100
5%
Jan
8%
3,700
5%
Jan
19%
9,200
19%
Magnetics Corp..
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Jan
12,000
IMC
Apr
1%
8
19%
Jan
Feb
1 Va Mar
16
8
9%
American, dep
Imperial
Jan
common
Firth Sterling Inc —
Fischer & Porter Co
Fishman
(M
5
8
5
18
—
Apr
21 Va Mar
Feb
Electronic Hardware Corp
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Feb
Inland
Feb
Inland Homes Corp..
Insurance Co of .North
Indianapolis Pwr &-Light 4%
H) Co Inc„
6%
Jan
13 Va
Jan
21
3%
Credit
v
2%
2,400
1%
Jan
7'/a
8%
18,900
6%
Jan
9%
Feb
22%
23%
4,300
22%
Apr
30%
Jan
_i
International
Breweries
13%
14
1,200
13 Va
Apr
16%
Jan
International
Holdings Corp—
—
2%
International
Flying Tiger Line
Ford
Motor
of
Inc
1
Canada
=
10%
•
™
Forest
City. Enterprises—r_—___
Fotochrome
Fresnillo
Friendly
Fuller
Inc—
(The)
Frost
(Geo
For
1
A)
Company
Inc
10%
144
11%
125
Jan
Intex
Jan
Investors Funding Corp
Jan
Investors
Jan
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
Jan
Iron
7 Va
4,600
6%
Apr
9%
3,100
5
5 Va
5
5%
10c
8 Va
8 Va
8%
5
34'/a
'34%
36%
!
1,300
-
600
s
Apr
8Va
Jan
6 %
13
Apr
33%
.
-
Feb
*
Jan
40%
9 Va
9%
9%
3,400
86 Va
•87 Va
190
85
5'A
1,500
5
5
:
7
29
6
94'/a'
2.000,
11%
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10%
3,300
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35%
600
6 Va
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Oil Company—_33Vac
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7%
-
1,300
,
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1
...
,10c
Apr :'
17%
.
-
-
24 •
23 Va
26%
23
22
24-
%
•
-
*35% ,Jan
141/4
1,000
Feb
Mar
107
7%
Jan
Jan
7%
Apr
6%
Jan
81W Mar
2%
Feb
:
23%
Apr
Jan
'
Jan>
223,4 Mar
4,700
61,700
Feb
7% Mar
39%
80V4
i
.Jan
7
Jan
17
-61Q
3.200
3
Jan
Jan
5
300
7%
.
>
90
Apr
5%
34 Va
pfd—100
Manufacturing—.
Irving Air Chute—.U..
Israel-American Oil Corp..
7
2%
.1
12
-
17
17
(N Y) cl A..5
Royalty.;
■>
;
Apr
Apr
94
300
6 Va
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' ; Jan
Jan
8%
Apr
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6,900
35%
5%
1
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3,600
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11 %
.
i
—
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—6
v
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r
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Jan
17
Apr
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11%
200
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160
Apr
6%
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Products.
Apr
9%
3,100
' its
..1
;
America
Mar
4,000
6%
37.
143
10%
1
see page
10 Va
4 600
145
9%
1
Co
footnotes,
•'
10
'■
Jan
49%
Apr
2,200
a
8%
Apr
6.300
8 iht
46 3
14 '/a
7
25o
^
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14%
14 Va
pfd__100
50c
Corp class A—i.
7%
2.50
l
4%
300
710
44%
,10% Feb
Feb
87 Va
Canada—
,...5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit 8c Ireland
£1
Independent Telephone Corp.-1
Jan
1,500
5%
18
.
•
-711
44%
_fl
reg
22%
2%
—
ord
Indust
10c
60c convertible preferred
Warrants
rets
(Canada)..
Imperial Tobacco of
Mar
National Reaijty 8c Construction
Corp
Oil
•7%
33 %o
.
Jan
3 %
Feb
*-'85% Apr
29%: Feb
17%' Feb
•
,
26% Mar
Jan
i7» Mar
-
Volume
Number 6155
195
.
35
(2059)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE <r»«. (« w«t e„j^ ApHi 27)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
•
Low.
par
Low
'
'
•
High
Mt
Jefierson
Lake
Co
Construction
Jefferson
Corp—!
Asbestos
Series
B.
4%
4%
8%
8
7%
7 V*
r
Corp
—.".—10c
'
Inc
4
3,500
4%
3,100
4%
9 V*
4,yuo
7%
7%
3,200
7%
Apr
•
8%
Apr
Mt
Apr
.6%
Jan
Mount
Feb
11% Mar
Apr
Diablo
3%
2,000
4
Apr
8
9%
Mar
Movielab Film
Feb
Movie
414
Apr
5%
7%;.
„v
2%
.8%
.
3
2%
23% y;
48,200
4,700
■
5,700
20%
Apr
26%
16 V*
7,000
14'/2
Apr
18
18%
1.200
17%
Apr
21%
4,000
38%
251
1,500
10%
Jan
2,200
11% Mar,
11%
11%
12.
1
Kin-Ark Oil Company-.
10c
Kingsford Company.1.25
Kingston Products—————————-1
Klrby .Petroleum
1
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
,
—1
§ 2.%
•2%
class
TV
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Kleer-Vu
Industries. Inc..
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Klein
(S)
Kleinert
Klion
Dept
:
.
,
-
<1
Rubber
B)
(H L) Inc
Kostin
class
Corp
(The)
A—
Class A
1%
2,300
2%
y
10,500
Muter
Co
Company
Lafayette
Electronics
Radio
Shore
r3%
Nachman
Feb
Corp
Lamb
Lamson
&
%:>•■ :.U'
%•
i,1".'"
5%
23%
Filter
Lee
5
17,700
Lee
Le
Realty Corp
21
Feb
287/a
19
Jan
Chain
Apr
15%
Inc.
Feb
12,400
2%
2%
♦3,000
Mar i
15
.700
.
7%
24%
Apr
National
'
-J,
'
/r
^
Y'1' -J-r^
18
6% Jan
9%
Steel
.
,w>
17%
Feb
25 V*
Jan
Nedioks
Jan
Nelly
3%
:
1,000
2l/a. Apr
3Ve Apr
,
1,000
•; 5
13
,+A»
15%
17
700
15%
4%
5%
1,200
5%.
5%
1,000
4
Apr
4%
6%
.
Jan
Nestle-Le
Jan
New
15
Jan
8'
Jari
3%
33
31%.
Service
Mansfield
Tire
J.
.7%
■+
: '
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Corp:
'
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class
Inc
24%
Mining
:.
;■»
•
1
11
11
15%
3%
14Va
$1
800
"10%
Apr
14%
Jan
15
Jan
19% Mar
16
1,200
2%
35,700
3%
10
Va
4
Jan
V
Apr
50%
16%
16%
1,000
16
Apr
22 %
Jan
23 Va
24'/4
4,300
21
Apr
27%
Feb
48 V*
53%
7,700
22
Jan
53 Va
Apr
20 V*
16%
20 V*
75
18%
Jan
20% Mar
..
1%
1%
1%
2,200
1% Mar
2%
3%
2
4
2,800
2
Apr
4%
Feb
?% Jan
3Va
Feb
11 %
2%
3Vs
6,200
11%
12%
5,400
11
Apr
1,700
10%
14
Jan
16%
Feb
Apr
12%
Feb
Apr
19
Jan
1
14%
14%
15%
2,000
13%
Apr
17%
Jan
%
%
1 Va
130,000
%
Apr
1 Va
Jan
11
Apr
1%
Jan
300
H
21,000
9,600
1,700
1
*
York Auction Co
•
York & Honduras Rosario__3.33%
1%
Mining Co
Co
2
10
Apr
10% Apr
1% Jan
10,300
106
1%
106
:
13%
37%
37%
400
34
35%
36 %
450
35 Va
Jan
Apr
Norfolk
Inc
Railway—
Royalties Inc
Southern
&
American
North
Jan
1%
2,700
IV* Jan
",)1A
Jan
7'%,
8%
13,600
6% Mar
v-,'9%
3 •
3
3%
.4,000
,:«i 2 Va Mar
5
5
5Y*
800
4%
2%
1
1.25
1
—1
Inc
Lites
A
1.7«
7%
2%
2'%
600
2%
»7.
1
Mines
Jan
.47
ir«
—1
Mines Ltd
Rim
Jan
39 V* Mar
Apr
A
Jan
138
Jan
36 %
Feb
2%
100 % Mar
37%
Jan
36
31
'
?
Mar
16
"
19%'Apr
*
20
5%
3,600-
25,500
V
V
Apr
2,600
2
b%
>
8%<
67Vi Mar
;
■
7,500
.
North
7% Mar
Jan
Novo
Apr
Nuclear
Feb
4v
Apr
Feb
6%
Jan
Apr
3
Feb
9%
*
28
4,800
80
90
11,800
'
8%«
8%3
3%
1
20c
18
18
18%
20
18%
21
9%
10
1
S;3
.
-Feb
Mar
% Mar
Apr
Jan
7%
1,800.
9
3
Jan?
93
A
21,900
Jan
Jan
62
88 y*
%
Jan
4%
Apr,
Mar
92%
92%
%■«
2%
Apr
3%
57
10%
.
,
t
Apr
4% Mar
Apr
Feb
29 Va
Jan
8 V*
•
Amer
V. 1%
5,800
—■—1
(Del)——.iOo
Corp
of
Corp
V
6,500
3 V2
3Vi.
v..
Jan
6%
4%. Apr
150
92%
Pub Serv
Ind
Industrial
'
27%
20%, Feb
:
V.r:-
i
RR Co_
1%
58%
1%<
58%
4%% pfd—100
Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
1
80 V*
23
•w
•
3%*
1
50
Airlines
Pemt
Northern
35% Feb
.<
Apr
r
North
Mar
1%
-25
Ltd
Oils
Canadian
Northeast1
*
25%
4%*
3%
22
9% Mar
Feb
77
Manufacturing Co
Occidental Petroleum Ccrp
Feb
Apr
1,700
»
3 Vs
21 Vs
Feb
25% Mar
24%
Jan
30%
27
Ogden
Gnio
Feb
Ohio
50c
Corp
Power*
preferred—:
4%%
2,400
1%
Jan V
4%
2,600
3%
Apr
5% Mar
1%
1%
78,400
%
Jan
1 % Mar
5%
6
>.i
2,800
4%
Jan
10%
Feb
600
21%
Jan
24%
Apr
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer
2,000
21%
Apr
32 %
11%
Jan
Jan
Opelika* Mfg Corp—
O'SullivVn Rubber Corp
40%
Jan
Overseas\Securities
-
1%
2
f-L;/
23%
24%
^22%'
22%
22%
v
9»/2
9%
^
32%
33%
9%
—'
16
8% Mar
1,100
32%
1,100
Apr
4,800
9
9%
4,700
9
Apr
3%
28
31%
7,000
28
30%
12 %
30%
32
3,700
30 V*
12%
12%
16,600
11%
9%
Old
Corp common-
Town
27
15% Apr
Oxford
10%
3%
42%
38
13%
6%
Jan
Apr
12%
Jan
12%
4%
17%
17%
6%
6Vs
1
A com—1
Jan
Jan
5%
Feb
60%
Jan
64%
Apr
400'
1,800
6%
4%
Apr
19%
Jan
5 Va
6%
Apr
800
14 Va
Apr
Jan
15%
Jan
800
4 Va
Jan
3,300
26%
Apr
14%
4 %
;
17%
4,500
18%
-
14 Va
4 %
3%
2,100
64%
27%
27
35
36
25
25
28
•
28%
35
?
17% Mar
Jan
12
6,800
14%
63
Apr
Mar
Jan
98%
Feb
6
Feb
33%
Feb
Jan
29*
Jan
Apr
25% Jan
93% Jan
63
1
class
Feb
300
250
Apr
Apr
11%
Jan
Feb
Manufacturing
26%
27
8
—1
5% cum conv preferred—
—25
Pacific uas 6i Electric HVo
1st pfd—25
5 % %
1st preferred
.;
25
Mar
Feb:
Feb:.;
19%
Jan
96%
4%
12%
shares_10s
5
Corp
Feb
Apr
9%
-
1
Erectric
14%
18 V*
9,900 '•
27
7
preferred—
40c
Oxford
18%
15%
Feb
,2
9%
.
3,300
83,100
96
1
100
1
Co_
Brass
3%
'
1%
5%
,
4%
r
600
23%
.
•.
2,300
3%
1%
»
4
"
*
•
10%
3%
132,800
3,800
4%' 1.74%
••
8%
78,300
123% 134%
4%
6
1,200
>
3%
-
123%
•
6%
9%
•' 9%
* 3%
'
r
'
6
6
•
2%
118
ii
4
Jan
5V2
%
21V2
Jan
1
27
1,800
5%
v,
x
200
••
5%
5%
Feb
5%
Apr
31 7""
Jan
Apr
6V»
12%
2%
11 Va
12%
13%
2%
1,700
11
:11%
1,200
11
10
10
10%
900
10
Apr
23%
22%
26V4
13%
13%
14
20%
20%
20%
2%
3,300
•
11
Feb
2,800
•
11%
Feb
;
2V2
*
4%
1st
redeemable
4.36%
redeemable
1st
1st
■12
Jan
12% Mar
38 Va
6%
Apr
-*7
Jan
Feb
$4.36
conv
Jan
Northern
12 %
23
1,800
Apr
15%
Apr
Pacific
Northwest
Apr
26 % Mar
Pacific
Petroleums
,
50c
50
Corp.—
6%
6%
•;
.
35
35
97/B
1
>
..*;
.
•
•
:
1
5%
200
100
24%
200
24
5%
900
.5%
2,500
14
ii
fl0,700
36% 739%
20 VB
.23%
2%
2%
:•
.
25
Pancoastal
Feb
Pantepee Oil
5% Mar
6%
Apr
92
*
Apr
:7 12: 7
Jan
,23%
Apr
2%
Apr
3%
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200
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260
500
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100
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Apr
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153
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33 y*
Jan
29%
Apr
Feb
25%
Jan
28
3,400
25 V*
Jan
27%
Apr
500
25 Va
Jan
27%
Apr
24 Va
Jan
y
800*
26 %
24 %
: 200
24%
700
Petroleum
(C A)
(C A)
Bol
.
7^s
Feb
lOVi
Jan
24%
Feb
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Jan
24%
Apr
Feb
2,900*
7%
Apr
10%
99
400*
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i
150
4%
4%
4%
27%
29
14
13%
14%
7%
8 V*
690
t
Canada Ltd—
of
Penn
-
Traffic
Pentron
Co
Electronics
—
Corp
Jan
103
Apr
154
Jan
95
Apr
3%
Jan
27%
Apr
Apr
*
Apr
5% Mar
Jan
17V*
Feb
7% Mar
5,900
35
13 % Mar
5,200'
10 V*
Jan
100
Feb
105% Mar
Mar
8 V*
1,100
7%
Apr
10
59
64%
7.400
49%
Jan
66
59
20%
22
4,100
20%
Apr
24'/*
Jan
21 %
46%
47%
Jan
Jan
46%.
53
7/s
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it
7%
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45
; 1,800
6,400
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A Jan
9,700
7 y Apr
10 Va
10 Va
11 y«
10 V4
500
22 "/a
23
22 %
1,000
10
10%
3.600
Feb
Jan
-
Mar
1% Mar
1% Mar
8
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11%
Apr
24%Feb
20%
8
2%
213
900
9 V*'
9%
300
4%«
4
4%
6,300
12 V« Mar
6%
Jan
8 Va Mar
21«
3,000
23%
Jan
Jan
9
8
Jan
9%
-
~9 Va
,2%
9%
20 V*
2,800
22
22%
8
Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd.
Metal Products
—
95 V*
Apr
88% Jan
26,400'
125
103 Va 104
99
Jan
145
V 3,400
■v
Jan
97%
30*
27%
Peninsular
Apr
Jan
—2
1
Corp
26% Mar
22%
■
8
146 %
vtc—2Bol
Amer shares—1
i!
Feb
7%
102 % 103
;—50c
*
1
B
Class
Patino
94 .---Apr
97%
,
*
Products—
Corp
Park
.1
Apr
91
100
Jan
27%
26
Park
40*
•
31 y*
300
27%
27 Va
146 V*
1
Super
Parkersburg-Aetna
*
26%
102 %■
100
pfd
Chemical Company-—
1
Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A
2
Jan
Jan
25
4,200
3,600
)
6% Jan
•;
15,700
;
103 V2
Light 5%
Jan
Paddington
Feb
"15% Apr
Feb
&
Jan
Packer's
-
5%
^11,600
'
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Precision Industries—-~—l'
": 2%
Monongahela Power Co—: / J*
4.40%
preferred—
:——_100
'X-. .;
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-—i-100. *"• "il4.50% preferred series C—^
—10o ,. -_.>v.
Montgotnery Ward <fe Co class A__—* 7.'"152%'
—._
-
5%
5%
7
Apr
90
1
—11
1
Airlines^.
Bell Telep
Ltd
Markets
class A
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pair Corp class A
36 % Mar
Mar
24%
12%
Apr
20%
97%
7%
99
7%
Power
Pacific
Jan
13
Apr
5 V2
36%
8%
Jan
2,000
%
*
_1
Mar
8%
15%
*
"
34
50
3.4O0
.
Apr
100% 101%
'•
'
1
Inc
11.
6
2,600
35%
9%
'j 14%
100%
.
6%
Jan
13%
Apr
28
21% Mar
23
11,200
•
•
*
•
•
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
$4.75
Mar
15
Pacific
1'4%
: 23%
12 VB
23
43
Apr
20%
24
2
Lighting $4.50 preierred
$4.40 dividend preierred
$4.75 dividend preferred
Jan
:V-
12%
Apr
13 Vs
100
24 %
26%
preferred—25
Pacific
20%
500
"
A—25
preferred—25
35
4,600
29%
26%
267/s
preferred—25
Inc
Industries
Pacific
Jan
3%
Apr *
13
1,200
32%
26%
30O
?
1,800
32'/a
29
32%
13%
20%
15% Mar
sy
21 Vb Mar
10,500
;•
redeemable
4.50%
":
14% Mar
Apr
j._i.2.50
1st preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pld series
4.80%
Jan
14%
■
Jan
5%
.
13%
5
Jan
V
13 Va
20%.
13%
—
'
30%
29%
5%
,
,
Products
Clay
Coast Co
Pacific
Jan
142
Apr
19% Mar
600
29%
50c
Co
'-{
Jan
Jan
4%
5,700
__
.•
preferred—*
conv
Warrants——.—
,•
Jan
13
Nickel
18% Feb
Jan
11%?.Feb
1,800
•'
.2|%
;
! 80%
Monogram
■
13%
11%
3
23'/a
10
i
Mill Si Chem Co
Nipissing
1% Feb
24
1%'
■■
,
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdeiwm, Corp of America—
For
32
Apr
12
A
13 %
pfd—100
Mirro Aluminum Company_'_--10c
Missouri-Kaiisas-Texas RR "ctfs".
•.
Jan
9%
32%
..yu Apr
'
Corp of Canada—
Power & Light 5%
Electro
27%
Watch Co——1
Co
Mur
Noramco
6
26
—_1
Minnesota
Morse
Mar
500
2,200
10
11
Noma
IV* J tin'
28%. 29
22,.-,:: .v
—-1
common—
Airlines
28%
9%
31
Jan
3% Jan
77
3%
..
—1
convertible preferred-.
Mohawk
Apr
27%
9%
Warrants
4,/a%
Jan
4%
o
Financial Corp—
~
i-——_——50c
Milo Electronics
Feb
4%
4
11
Process
New
'
6 '/a
common—•
Co
12%
Apr
Jan
%
Jan
1
-1
10
Abrasive
Wchl
Apr
3 Va
300
11
11%
1
A—
Mill Factors Corp—
Miller
10%
2,100
4%
14%
Park
New
Jan
3,800
•* 20%
&
V'
Inc
Associates
Investment
New
11,300
3%
11-
31 %
14%
..
15,700
5'%*
_5
—.10c
;
—r,
Micromatic Hone Corp
Midwestern
8%
1,600 :i.-r
19% : 21%
5%
6i
77"*
—.50c
—L—1
—
Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred :
Midwest
Mar
9
3'/a
10 >/s
3Va
——50o
North
21%i
■
Co——:—:
Oil Corp
Jan
12% Mar
4%
10 %
Zinc
—
—25c
Arizona Land——...1
7 Va- Apr,
'"800
3
Michigan
Mid-West
Feb
10%
Jersey
*
40% Mar
1%
13%
*
'"i--
Midland
Jan
6%
157% Mar
Jan
28
;
Thermit Corp
Microwave
-8.
5% Jan:
5%
20%*
warrants-.
Industries
-
1%-
•
12%
1
Miami Extruders Inc
Miami
9%
700
14%
New
Jan
v
5 V*.
?
Merrill Islahd Mining Corp Ltd—%v.
:v-
3,000
10%
New
Jan
25 V2
£1
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Merchants Refrigerating Co——
\
7%
14%
Mexico
HVs-Apr
1,900
j;e.* *
_t
warrants
Inc
Metal &
10%
6%
9%
■
Marine
Ltd
Menasco
:
10 Vs
v7
Apr
14%, Apr
Jan
7%
20o
New
a.:'''
1%-
50c
2.50
:
Ltd
&
2%
Apr
-
336,900
.
15%. 16%
*
5%.
—_—7
*
Inc
Co
Industries
Mead Johnson
%
5
Apr
■
6,600
lc
_50c
——
Corp
Massey-Ferguson
McCulloch Oil
W
10%
11%
<
50o
Corp
Inc
Haven Clock St
New Idria
Feb
Apr
12 Va? Apr
20Va Jan
34,000
8>S.
16
1
—33%c
Cup Corp
Corp
so
9'
Apr
1%
17,000.
9%
■
*
International
Communication
Jan
5% Mar
900
5,600
Inc—————^2
New
61/* Mar
3%
■
1,300
8%
8%-
!
19V2
-.y
'■■Z-J
11% a' •i: ll%* 12%
—
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Martin-Marietta
''■-
A
Corporation
Industries
Mrf rru v
800
37,
-y
6 V2
28,200
12%
'
'
50c
Inc
Mansfield
Maule
!
12%
Mallory Randall Corp—;—.——-—10c
Mangel Stores
.:
———
1
Marvland
1%;
12%
Majestic Specialties?Inc—'jL:——j
Marconi
4:
1%
■
•
5%< Apr
500
.
Petroleum Corp vtc
&
7 Va
Jan
Jan
20%
4 % ' Apr
1
6%
6%
'
W
~m
"
:
Vending Co class A
Mackey Airlines lap—,——:
Pdulic
Jan
V.
Trucks. Inc-warrants
Manie
7
Apr
-.
10c
1
30c
class A
Corp
Stores
Don
5%
Apr
15%
3
Jan
600
:
Video
1,600
'
Macke
Oil
Apr
2,900
—
Oak
mm-,
MacFadden-Bartell Corp
Magna
5%
1,600
6
7%
•
Electric
Union
National
2,200
5%
Exploration
Industries
35
6%
15%
.
Associates
Telefilm
2%
13%
8%
Magellan
Apr
13%
1
Ltd
Car
Transit Co
18%
5
—————a
Macoid
29%
Bartlett—
Lynch Corp.
Mack
12%- Apr
Feb
Jan
13
28%
&
Jan
7%
1
Rubber Machinery—
25 V*
3%
v*
5:
30c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines:—10c
Lundy Electronics Si Systems Inc—10c
Lunkenheimer (The) CO2.50
Land
9%
5%
25C
Rental Ltd—
Equipment
National
Apr
13%
Gas Service ———Ji——10
Louisiana
2,600
12 >4
2
157/a
2%
3%
.
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co—-1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co———1
Loral* Electronics :C6rp^J—-i:-.25«.
Louis Sherry Preserves Inc——-1
Louisiana
34 %
7%
5
1
Company
National Research Corp
1,500
■'•
^
•'
6% Mar
2,900
Apr
12%
——1
(Mich)
.
2% Mar
2%; Apr
..
^6,100
16%
A——————————.25c
Class
,
5%
14%* Feb
27%
1
—
Jan
28 %
15%
15%
„2.50
-
Lockwood Kessler &
5%
—5
Corp
Jan
25%
2%
.—4
Locke- Steel
10
1
10 Vs Mar
24%
18
Oil ,Co-i—10c
Livingston
1,200'
Jan
Apr
7%
20 %
15%
Liberty Fabrics or N Y common
—1
5
preferred
—-—L—
10
Lithium Corp ofAmerica Inc--—1
Jan
9%
Jan
14%
7'/a
—250
Levine's Inc
30%
Casket
100
24%
-
1
A;
•
29%:
National Company Inc
Jan
400
(R G) InC——
Tourncau
29%
National
i'«, Jan.
7%
13,700
2%.
6
Products-class
Motor
Lefcourt
11%
Apr
Apr
7
8%
15%
:
11%
Brewing Co
14%
f
25
1
Feb
11%
National
20%
7%r
20%
——J——..———1
Corp—
Apr*
5
5,200
Jan
-•
.VV Apr
.-.
900
.
26%
14%
7%
10
Inc
9%
1,500
5%
33%
Feb
19%
2,700
51/*.
24%
5
Sessions Co
Industries
Apr
11%
Apr
Jan?
3
14
9,600
:
3
1
Lanston
Larchflelcl Corp
5%
5 Vs
3%
Apr
2,100
——3
—
Corp of Delaware
10
Napco
Feb
3 Vs
12,400
——
1
Industries
Lamson
•
30%
25 V2
IV2
Jan
3 -Va
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
6%
5%
19%
Apr
19%
1
1
Ltd
Mines
5%
N
Feb
Jan
National
Lake
Jan
2.50
2.50
10
50a
Mfg Co- new com
Piston Ring Co
National
Inc—:
Mar
14
30%
Feb
%
•
20%
10c
Apparel
187/a
35
Jan
*
1
A
Ohio
National
L'Aiglon
Apr
Jan
11%
3,400
-
1
class
National
common
16%
30 y«
13
5%
Feb
400
12%
6,900
17
31%
'»"•
Jan
Feb
2
19%
7.50
:—1
33 %o
Kropp (The) Forge Co—,
Kulka Electronics Corp—
6% Mar
Apr
-
12%
Feb
16%
:
—.—5
Corp
Kratter
Jan
1,400
16%
Industries Inc
1
1
Nat Nast, Inc class A
250
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
National Bellas Hess
•
—1
National Bowl-O-Mat Corp
1
XII
i
.
19%
<—25c
.
3,000
18%.
2.50
Co
:
Knott Hotels Corp.:
2,'A,
li:
••
2
:/3v
1
Inc
Stores
>i*>'
—
2
-1
4%
100
5%
5'/a
50c
A-
Inc
Namm-Loeser's
10c
4
14V., Feb
12%
Cobalt Ltd
Jan
~
31 Va
'
Jan
14%
Apr
3%
400
16%
'
High
.
7%
800
Feb
20%
Apr
Apr
50%
2,900
22%
Copper
8%
37/a
Feb
44
Kilembe
8
31 Va
12.50
Tel.
Laboratories class A.—1
Videotronlcs
Muskogee
Jan
99 V2 Mar
24%
12
1
2.50
i
3%
v
14%
40
5
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3%
***-
2.50
Inc
Tel &
Inc
Star
Muskegon
Jan
17%
21%
25c
Co
(Del)
10 Va
22
12
Co
Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde (Walter) & Co
Kay
7%, Apr
2%: Apr;
95 V2 Jan
17%
40
Chemical
Kawneer
i*"'
Shares
High
Mar
14%
21%
Kawecki
7
Low
'
Jan
12
Murray
8%:
4
Kaltman (D) & Company——
50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
pfd—.100
Katz Drug Companv
1
Kaufman & Broad Bldg Co
1
Kavanau Corp
:
1
Corp
•-
8;
4
„
:"
•
——1
Mills
States
Feb
MPO
Industries
1
com
..
Company
Vernon
Mountain
Muntz
Kaiser
Products
i'.
for Week
.
of Prices
'
2,500
8%
Metal
preferred
23%
3,900
3io
'4
4
;
8%
75c
(The)
19
22 %
3%
3%
warrants
Industries
Jetronic
20%
1
1
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals-—.
Jupiter
20%
1
1
Par
v
Clemens
6 %
Co!
Glass
••Vv.-X;•
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
V;<:5'Jv.
Jeannette
Last
STOCKS
Shares
High
-
Week's
Friday
Sales
for Week
Range
,
Sale Price
u
Apr
*
8% Jan
2%
Apr -
Jan
11% Mar
10
Jan
5
Va Jan
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2060)
36
.
.
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended April 27)
'■h
Friday
.
V
Week's
Last
stocks
American Stock Exchange
^
Sale Price
Par
of Prices
Low
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
High
Low
18
Co (Mass)—20
of
Pepperell Manufacturing
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Long
Island Inc
Perfect
Photo
19%
1,900
17
78%
79%
1,100
77 y2
10
10
lVa
&
7%
(Del)
Steel Corp
Phoenix
Piasecki Aircraft
Pittsburgh
5%
*
5%
&
Plume & at wood Mfg Co
Silvray
17V2
Apr
27%
Jan
Simca
lVa
5%
Jan
32%
Apr
1,500
4%
Apr
1,900
3%
Jan
8
9
7%
7%
8%
8%
Apr
10,200
Apr
8% Mar
10% Mar
12%
Soss
102
101
102
750
101
109% Mar
Apr
20
13% Feb
19%
7,100
7%
6 VB
7%
1,900
6Va
10 y4
10%
12 Va
3,000
9
10 y»
Apr
class
Products
Poloron
a
New
Co
Corp
Microwave
Precision
Frentice-Hall
Presidential
Inc
class
New
b
Proctor-Silex
Ltd
Corp
Prophet
Providence
Puerto Rico
52%
Apr
60
2,300
1%
Apr
70%
Jan
81
35
—
2*/2
37%
600
6%
35
6%
Apr
38 y»
Apr
6%
Apr
9>/2
Jan
Apr
9
Jan
Mar
2,500
6%
40
4,600
36
Feb
43
12%
13%
2,100
12V2
Apr
13%
Apr
12%
11%
13%
7,500
11%
Apr
13y2
Apr
b I'O
6%
6%
1,200
5J/4
Jan
6%
Apr
39%
,38%
6%
6V2
Apr
13%
Apr
17
Jan
21
Feb
Apr
Apr
13
Jan
14
22%
400
26%
4,400
22 y2
12%
2,500
11%
25
11%
11%,
.•
Fenn
5 '/n
Oil
91%
100
20c
3
•
Pulp & Timber
Sportswear Corp
91%
50
92%
87%'Jan
Feb
67
68%
500
63 Vs Mar
74 % Mar
22%
22%
23 %
1,700
21%
Jan
26 Va mar
16
15%
16Va
700
15%
Apr
21%
18 Va
s
Co
91%
17%
19%
2,300
Jan
20% Mar
15% Mar
q
1
*
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
3 ri>
2,200
co
418
3% Mar
29%
1
Feb
34
Feb
Ramco
Ramo
class
new
Real
a
Corp
Sports Arena Inc
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Paint
Brands
Standard
Forgings Corp
Standard
Metals
Standard
Co
Products
Standard
Shares
Inc
Corp..
class
Tube
Standard
Aviation
Industries
b
1,800
15
Jan
18%
Feb
13,300
16 Vs
Jan
28%
Apr
20%
20%
20%
5,000
20 %
Apr
24% Jan
class
12%
Corp
1
1
Co
10
Co
Co
1
1
1
•
1
Inc
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Corp
Restaurant
Rico
Associates
Argentine
10c
Inc
Aigom
Mines
_50c
1
•-
Co
Ltd common
Warrants series
Rio Grande
Vt.c:
Robinson
to Jan
1
i.
pfd f
Field
Inc
100
2% Mar
23%
Apr
Industries
&
Strutliers
5va
Jan
Stylon
4%
4%
5 Va
30,600
Apr
7v2
Jan
Sunair
Electronics
47
a
4%
5%;
56,700
4%
3%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
1 %
Jan
5%
Apr
Supercrete
Haynes.
Lawrence
San
Carlos
Corp Ltd
Milling Co Ltd.;
San Diego Gas & Electric
5 '/c
4%%
4.40%
series
Say re
Screen
Gems
3%
Jan
2%
Apr
8%
8%
100
7%
Feb
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7,500
8%
Jan
lov's
Apr
Class
%
%
10,400
%
Jan
i°o
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4%
2%
400
2%
7%
7%
8% Mar
Talon
b
Feb
Taylor
7%
1,600
Jan
Technical
15%
4,600
13%
Apr
19 %
Jan
Technical
Operations
83
Jan
86%
Feb
Technicolor
13%
Jan
270
7%
8%
400
22%
1,000
18 va
Jan
26% Mar
12%
12%
600
lota
Feb
12%
7%>Apr;
4%
Jan
6%
1,600
4
18,600
Jan
10%
Jan
5% Mar
Inc
Industries
Warrants
20%
200
20 y4
10%
900
Seaporcel
Me lam
Television
Industries
Securities
Corp
9
Terminal-Hudson
Apr
30%
Jan
Texam
12V2 Mar
Oil
Corporation
Power & Light $4.56
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Texsiar
Corp
3,400
3
Jan
14%
4 900
11
Jan
15% Mar
Textron
Electronics Inc
9,900
11%
Apr
15%
Feb
Textron
Inc
3%
5%
Jan
6,600
5%
Feb
7%
Jan
Tivew
4
7,100
3
Feb
5
Jan
Thompson-Starrett
2%
3
2,300
2%
Jan
3%
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3%
3%
3%
1,600
3}/2
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4%
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6
3 %
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21% . jan
3% Apr
200
6,800
,
21%
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9
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19%
Apr
21%
Jan
19 tb
18 y8
Jan
20
Apr
Mar
19%
20
600
20
20
100
18%
Jan
20
100
21%
Feb
23%
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3,200
18
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23
23
18
18
5%
10
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5
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5%
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5
18%
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7%
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2,900
10%
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9
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11%
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1,300
5%
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2,500
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9%
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5
2,900
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7%
22%
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11
8%
3,200
6%
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6%
7%
400
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1
4%
4%
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3
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5% mar
3% Mar
300
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3%
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13%
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6%
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1,800
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7%
8%
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5%
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92%
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see page
37.
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94
96
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9%
6
500
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6% Feb
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400
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22,400
116
26
27%
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4
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18
Jan
74 y2 Mar
83% Mar
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36
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4
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7%
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24
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35% Mar
4,000
37%
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53% Mar
44,900
15%
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26%
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12,400
3%
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4%
Jan
1,600
3%
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4%
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10,600
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4
3%
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13%
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10 va
6.400
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16%
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10
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16% Mar
20
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86 y2
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100
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41
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26
26
27
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13%
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17% Mar
•
20%
20%
300
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22 Vs
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13 v2
13%
13 %
200
13%
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15%
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23%
23%
100
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26%
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11%
6%
8 va Mar
21%
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28 Va
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United
Molasses
American
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30%
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22 v2
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30%
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5
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2
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200
1
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45
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39
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5
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8%
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8%
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dep
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&
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Apr
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of
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31%
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8% Mar
4
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United
Apr
29
8
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92%
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^
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8% Mar
16
™
17,000
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9% Mar
10 vb
43'/2
4'/2
43%
•
1
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Apr
6%
5
of
Co
Feb
7%
•
5 "4
Jan
%
20c
Sibmiev-Oarlbbean Petroleum Co
For
12
l
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Apr
16-
5%
21
10
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Feb
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of
5 Va
Jan
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Corp
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Jan
America
29% Feb
Mar
Jan
Jan
6%
of
1,500
4
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Jan.
Jan
26%
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34
32
4
warrants—:
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Sherwin-Williams
14va
12 Va
2,000
81%
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Triangle Conduit
Tri-Continental
Jan
Shoe
Jan
12%
4,600
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1
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Jan
common
24 y4
4%
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Trav-ler Radio Corp
414
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9%
Jan
2,100
50c
—
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&
4%
preferred
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4%
13%
Transports Corp of Amer cl a com-lOc
17 y4
4%
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8
22%
13%
4
5c
class a_
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Airlines
4,500
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Sberwin-Williams
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24
13%
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Trans
15,900
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Water & Power
350
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5-%
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3,800
12%
4
1
of Nevada
Tonopah Mining
19 >4
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5,100
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23%
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Apr
deposit rets ord reg
5%
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27%
8va
lie
26
25c
a
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:
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17%
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Jan
8,600
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5 Vs
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7%
12
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets def registered—5a
17%
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3% Feb
600
Feb
13%
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class
•
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Jan
4
28%
9va
—50c
;
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Jan
Apr
18%
7%
1
'
2,000
6%
1
6%
3%
17%
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400
73»
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24
7%
5%
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l
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8,000
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convertible
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4%
1,100
7%
21
1
Serrick Corp class b
Servo Corp of America
14»/a
4%
33%
8
6%;
3%
3
6
3.50
Inc
15% Mar
Apr
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12 v2
"warrants"
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Bros
Apr
Apr
10
13v4
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Inc
Electronics
12%
50c
General
12 Va
22 y4
23 y2
24 v4
8%
23 V2
1
Inc.
Engineering
Tenney
Jan
13%
10c
Inc
1,100
2,500
21,300
5%
18 ta
Apr
-
11%
4%
.
12%
11%
4va
—
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12Vb
Corp
TelePrompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
Feb
Mar
5,800
3%
Apr
518
Telect.ro
Inc__
13%
20
Allied Milling Corp
6eaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard World Airlines Inc
Jan
24%
20c
10c
1
*
Tel-a-Sign Inc
85 %
84%
20
Seaboard
Feb
mar
12 Vt
•
1
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20 Va
7%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
11%
86
10
12y2c
9%
7%
11%
1
Feb
32%
Apr
Jan
22%
10
*
5
Electric Co
International Corp
Apr
Apr
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l
24y4 Mar
'
5
common
preferred
6%
84%
3%
a
common-
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20 %
5
class
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cumulative
4,600
7%
21%
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27%
79
t
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6
1,000
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2
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8 y4
20 %
25c
81%
5
——
913
20%
Paper Corp
& Fisher Co
15
7,800
8
6
6V2 Mar
167a Mar
20 %
Saxon
200
25%
12 v4
22%
10%,
4va
Symington Wayne Corp warrants:—:—
14
•
7%
Apr
Feb
12'/b
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Feb
7%
8v4
8
16 pesos
...
24
21% Mar
9va
Jan
20
Ltd
Apr
Jan
Jan
3%
4%
3%
preferred
Petroleums
22%
17
16%
5,300
3,200
'
5.00% series
Sarcee
2iya Jan
5,600
2,700
7,700
6%
12%
—20
200
21%
20%
4
6
21%
preferred—
22%
19%
9%
6
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preferred
series preferred
22%
20
19v2
7%
6vb
81 Vs
Apr
10 y4
Feb
•
series
Apr
84%
3%
5%
2.50
.
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237/a
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9j/4
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Salem-Brosius
24% Mar
Jan
75%
8%
4y4
rhrifiimart Inc
St
Jan
22
8%
3%
7,300
5%
l
22
100
41 Va
4%
7
1
2,300
36
4%
4%
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200
23%
23%
79%
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4%
6%
50c
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79%
23%
23%
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Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class a
Supermarkets Operating Co
Supronics Corp
•
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-
20
25c
1
10c
50c
25c
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lc
Avenue Inc
Feb
Apr
87% Mar
29%
Apr
'
50c
27
.
22 Va
Jan
20% Mar
33
Jan
Feb
7,500
12%
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.
1,800
23%
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30%
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16 "a
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Jan
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31%
3,100
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11%
1,200
41% Mar
32
19%
3,000
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Feb
Mar
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18
31v2
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32
3,600
14
23
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•
5
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17
11%
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86
1
1
20
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1
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1
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13 %
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25
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17%
Jan
8%
26%
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Sunset International
Jan
13 Va
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7%
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600
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1%
84% Mar
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6%
14 vi
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3,800
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11%
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19%
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8%
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11%
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700
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:
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1
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Apr
5
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3%
1
.
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1
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4,200
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Cobb Arner
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Ryerson
Apr
Jan
Ltd—
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Ryan
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22 Va
1
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royal School Labs Inc
Royalite Oil Co Ltd-..
Rusco
Feb
Stop
Co
Container
Stone
200
6%
dep rets ord regis
Rowland
5%
Feb
1,700
13%
Broadcasting Inc:
Roosevelt
Inc.:
Chemical
3%
,
Inc
ordinary
Corp
(Hugo)
Jan
1,100
6%
•
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Ross Products Inc
Parts
(j
7%
2%
13%
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Canada
Stetson
15%
6%
20c
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Rolls Royce
of
Jan
22%
6%
1
common
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Metals
Instruments
Co
Tampa
1965-
3
b
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12j/4
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a
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8,600
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Statham
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Ridge way Corp
Rio
13%
22%
—
1
1
5c
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
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12%
22 '/a
1
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convertible preferred
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150
35
1
1
10c
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1
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Sterling Aluminum pi'oducts
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
28%
6v8
7%
.
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Uranium
Stanrock
—
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Standard-Thomson
Stanley
17
27
43 y4
1,100
v
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Stelma
2 Va
Reliance Insurance
35%
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred-
$1.60
Jan
8.33%
Standard
Stepan
15%
Pump, Co
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev
Remington
36
lo
—•
Feb
America-
of
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&
33
warrants
Rand
Feb
15
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(Robert)
33%
Pipe Line—
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Speed-o-Print Business Machines.
1
Speedry Chemical Products class a-50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Feb
263i
.—
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19 Va
8
8%
2
1
1
5
7%
15
Reda
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17%
Materials Co Inc
14%
1
—
Soundcraft
9vt
17%
—12.50
37v'2
28 %
Realty Equities Corp of n y
Reeves
8%
1
Co
Jan
6,500
Jan
■
—
Apr
6Va Mar
13%
31
10
40c
America
Properties
Class
100
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of
35
36
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Rayette co Inc
Trust
13%
36 V*
1
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Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
Real
13 %
•
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Jan
16
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50
6 Va
Southern
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r
19
17
6va
Southland
50c
Apr
£1
•
1
—.-
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1
17
cumulative preference
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
cumulative' preferred
4.56%
4.48%
Jan
62%
30
Starrett
3,%
Jan
2,500
44%.
preferred
cumulative preferred
4.78%
Star
3%
48 >/4
43 y2
original
Spe'rry
46 Va
California Edison—
Southern
Feb
Jan
22%
26%
13%
22%
25
8% Mar
2,800
4,800
6%
South
Corp
Standard
Telephone co—
Pyle-NaUonal
6%
13%
Colorado—
of
Puget Sound
Puritan
12 % Ma'
325
2%
•
preferred
414 %
Apr
54%
1
Gas
Service
Public
Apr
17%
4V2
35
20
convertible
$1.25
4,000
Feb
—
—1
Mfg Co Inc common
preferred
(The) Company
Progress
Feb
19 %
%
2% Mar
28%
Southern
11
/■/"> 1% Mar
tfrmar
1,000
43%
:
Mar
Jan
Jan
4,100
1
co
Southern
Jan
7
15 Va
lVa
Feb
Apr
,
Jan
Feb
2
2,300
7 j/4
14,300
28%
Jan
27/s
500
9
"Feb
Apr
%
47%
25
25
4.32%
25
4.24%
25
4.087c cumulative preferred25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
10%
10c
10c
1
1
..
Mines
Preston
Jan
19
2
Coast
Jan
13%
Realty Corp—
class a
New
44
Apr
53%
17%
*
1
.—1
5643
lnc_
Apr
7%
7,700
2
2
*
1
*
common
Precisionware
8
8%
(Del)—2.50
of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert
37 %
—
7%
3
2.50
—---1
Poly cast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class a
Powdrcll & Alexander Inc
Power Corp
—
7%
Apr
Jan
'
32
3 y8
ft
1
Oil
Corp——
Manufacturing-
South
13% Mar
Mar
1%
31
Jan
2,400
•
Sonotone
Feb
1%
Jan 7
4%
24,300
6%
3
•
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd— •
Amer dep rets ord registered
Slick Airways Inc
Jan
9% Feb
6
iy8
—
1—
Venezuelan
Sinclair
7%
3,200
-10
50c
1
Scale
Jan
deposit
preferred
Ltd
conv
8%
11
18%
6v8 Mar
13 Va
■
Pneumatic
Simmons
Feb
6Va
250
rets—
—
Boardman Publishing—
Simpson's
1,200
10
18%
5%
High
22 vs
Automobiles—
American
Vs Mar
39
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
257/8
24 y2
.—1
Inc
Lighting
3,800
7%
10
11
-
Polarad Electronics Corp
Apr
118 Jan
8% Feb
Jan
2,200
5%
8
1
50
*
Polymers Inc—10c
Plastic Materials
Jan
11,400
4%
.
8
Erie
Railways Co
Pittsburgh & Lake
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd—
16%
34%
4%
j
Corp
Industries Inc
Pioneer Plastics Corp
Pierce
33y» Mar
Apr
$3
10°
Co
11%
Jan
7%
4%
Corp
Jan
11 Va
8,300
7
Silver CreeK Precision
9%
30 Va
lio
32%
Corp..
14,900
21%
1%
32%
5
Long Dist Tel co—10 pesos
Industries
Philippine
Phillips Screw
Transistor
Shares
High
24%
25%
2
20c
10c
b—
600
13
Minerals
—j
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
—-1
Fliillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
-
Class
400
31%
11%
19%
19%
Corp
Peruvian Oils
Jan
88 V* Mar
Apr
for Week
Low
2
class a
6,400
10%
30%
hv4
--
1u®
Permian
24%
Mar
Oil & Gas Co
Signal
Silicon
31
Corp
Inc
Circle
Perfect
78 ms
Par
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Friday
Last
Sales
Range
Co
10a
100
_50c
1
184% 186
184%
2C0
...
4
-50
179
Jan
'
3%
6%
.
4%
Apr
3%
3%
1,000
3'/4
61s
6%
400
6%
Apr
Apr
189%, Apr
4
Apr-'
Jan
"
'
"6%
Jan
Volume
195
Number
6155
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2061)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
:
»•/■■:
r
U
Shares
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Rubber
United
Reclaiming
1
Co
Stockyards- Corp
Universal
American
Warrants
6%
63/4
25c
7'A
6%
7%
1,200
500
-
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Container Corn cl
Oil
10
7% Mar
6
Apr
8
Apr
3%
Apr
4%
Feb
600
3%
Apr
4%
Feb
365
6V2
6%
6%
7%
33%
75
~9%
9%
9%
•
9%
■'
31
Feb
11%
Jan
8%
8'/a
8%
2,100
17%
17%
19%
10,600
7
6%
7 •«
2,500
1
8%
8%
9%
11,200
Vinco
$8
VB'/f
67/8
6%
"8%
15%
17%
Iron
8
Apr
15%
<12%
Jan
23 %
Jan
Inc
Apr
11%
11%
11%
200
9%
Jan'
6%
6%
2,100
3%
37A
200
2%
2%
3%
6,500
41%
200
5'A
5%
900
12
Feb
13
Jan
2
2'A
11,000
2
-Mar
3
Co
1
West
Texas
Products
Utilities
2
_10o
—1
s
Inc
4.40%
37A
5%
-50c
_10c
Nuclear
Stockholders
American
Inc
Oil
Wood
Wood
(John)
19'A
3,300
27%
Apr
6'A
17,100
5%
Jan
'7%
Feb
3% Mar
4%
2%
3%
4%
12,300
27A
5,000
11,600
170"
i'b
30%
%
Apr
Jan
38
46
31%
31
21
21
22%
1,000
21
Apr
25%
13
13'A
1,700
13
Apr
15 Va
l'A
14,500
1%
l'A
26%
27
14'A
14%
157A
1,300
1
2%
2%
2%
500
2%
20%
2 l'A
600
20%
9(4
2,400
7%
Apr
4,700
17%
Jan
22% Mar
21
IlOo
7%
7%
18
17%
—10
7%
7'A
,;7%
22%
20%
25 7A
15,700
1
Industries
17%
12
11%
14%
3,100
17
17'A
200
95%
95%
50
Feb
10% Jan
Mar
29
Jan
16%
Jan
Mar
18
97 Va
93% Mar
34%
Jewelry Co
Off-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
5%s
Jan
Ohio
3'As
Rapid
American
5%s
5%s
Co
Realty
7%s
Davega
6%s
warrants)
Southern
Water
1972
Power
California
Apr
3%
Jan
32%
1965
1973
3s
series
Period
debs
..-June- Dec
1974
3%s series
E
1978
F
1979
4s inc
convertible
Assn
Stores Corp—
convertible subord
debs
11
94
93%
93
121
130
17
101
102
91
91
1
88
52
.
104
107
$96
97
Mar-Sep
Feb-Aug
1975
97'A
110
113
86
96%
93%
24
97'A
..
;
Interest
Period
New York Stock Exchange
or
Last
Sale Price
1st
mtge & coll trust
Bid & Asked
35
'
95
,:
High
Low
NO.
High
89
89
95%
":*
95%
6
93'A
93%
10
90'/a
93%
99%
12
98%
99%
91%
82
90%
90%
12
86
90%
96
101 %
99 3 a
*91%
—
102'A 102%
21
99
103
991/2101%
18
97
99'A
L
1983
1985
4%s series N
California
Counties
Southwestern
Szabo
Food
Gas
Gas
Gas
1970
Electric
&
Service
3%s
(Calif)
Inc
3s
1971
3'As
1970
102
30
104
104%
15
■
102%
105
103'A
Corp of America—
subord debentures
3%s
conv
1969
1976
conv
4'As
Vendo
4%s
subord
debentures
June-Deo
Mar-Sepf
156
146
84%
84%
*93%
United
6s
Improvement
subord
conv
Investing
&
debs
conv
subord debs 1980
63
163'A
98
120
102% 103
128
,
82
85
93'A
10
—
97
*__
94
95
100'A
First and refund mtge 2%s
H 1980
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981
1st & ref M 3'As series J 1982
*79%
*77%
98
103'A
21
84
102%
92
__May-Now
Jan-July
Virginian
Ry
3s
First lien ana
1st lien
&
ref
series
B
ref mtge
4s
series
1995
3'As ser
F
Vornado
Wabash
Inc
RR
5s
conv
subord
1982
Mar-Sept
mtge Income 4'As series B Jan
First mortgage 3'As series B
1971
1991
94
89
92
89%
89
8
78
90
18
,72
12
-108 %
122
118
125
82%
87
76
78%
'2
&
Knapp
5s debs
Inc
109
108'% 109
125
125
125
83%
^I,?'''
v
98
100
99
99
5
98%
98%
7
97 %
983-
June-Deo
1974
74
74
1
70 'A
80
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany)
Banks and Clearing
Adjustment Debentures—
5'As seres
4 %s
A
scries
1967
9%
Assn—
$97%
$96'A
Feb-AUg
2'/as 2008—May-iVow
96
94'A
—
■■
•..
—
__
$119
$64
6%s 1949
(Plan A)
8'A
$8'A>; 10'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1967
B
$120
J an-July
1951
7s
Savings
Debt
May-Nov
April-Oct
66
66
$60
.—
—
$60
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2%s 2008—,—Mar-Sepf
$61
7s
(issue of Oct
(Republic
Sinking fund
Rio
1927)
of)—
3s Jan
1947
1 1997
(Plan A)
de Janiero stamped
46%
Jan-July
$48 A
2s 2012__Jan-July
100%
61 Va
777 —;7/
62
47%
50
64
43%
47%
48
65
46'A
100%
5
100% 100 %
48 3/,
Deferred delivery transaction (not included In year's range), d Ex-interest
I Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
li Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included In year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
• Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
No
par
value,
a
,
§ Reported
receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,
in
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without
consolidated; cum, cumul»«
stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
warrants.
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Week's Range
or Friday's
1
Range Since
Bonds
^an'A
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
first
RR
Warren
ref
7
82'A
gold
3%s
2000—Feb-Aug
__
—
...
West Shore
4s
RR
1st 4s
.
Low
High
—
29
33
—
—
--
15%;
94
80%
98-,4
80/a
92%
92y*
99
No.
High
1st
registered 2361
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
mortgage 3%s series C 1979
5%s
Western
5s
1982
debentures
Co
3%s
debentures
1984
Pacific
income
Union
RR
Teleg.
ser
5'As
Co
A
debs
58
58
Jan-July
1969__April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Jan-July
1981
—
—
1987_.Feb-Aug
Wilson
&
Wisconsin
Gen
136
1st
86
Co
4%s
s
Central
1978
Public
—
96%
13
50
37
13
10
"
50% 59
50 A 58 ,*
92
97%
80 ,2 81
99% 101%
96% 96%
—
—
__
96%
99
5
105'A 105%
87
87
51
1
*73%
95%
__
—
--
--
..
95%
95%
95
92%
1
2
107
94'A
95
90
94
90
—
91
Feb-Ang
_.
*86'A
_.
104% 105%
86
87
95%
95
99,2
86;*
95%
10
20
61
47 A
65
57
b
*95%
/,
—
79%
80
85„
■—
—
•
Co—
Jan-July
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029..,
May
Power
mortgage 27As
/..
58% '
58%
96
97
81'A 81 Va
*101
103%
—
mortgage 4s series A 2004
Electric
96
99
57%
58
Jan-July
f debs 1980
f debs
RR
99
—
97'%
105'%
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
—Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures 1975
May-Noy
s
tr* *79%
*75
97%
Jan-July
May
/
*33% 36
/ *85
—
•>.. 977%. 98
*92%
99
Jan-July
gtd 2361
Western
Wisconsin
•/■■
gtd
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970___Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 19Q1.—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974.
May-Noa
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
Wisconsin
-
..
(Range for Week Ended April 27)
New York Stock Exchange
2%s
1976
1979
Service
3'As
1971
—
53
63
53
80%
63
55
80%
June-Dec
—
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
__
—
—
91%
91%
91%
—
3
--
--
2
89
91%
—
—
—
100
102
—
—
75
79%
85
82%
85%
89
86'%
88
71%
73
Y
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power
2%s
*
1978
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H 1990
73
*87%
*90%
73
86'A
118%
119
107
116
5
70
75
a
86'A
113%
118
113
115%
74
Deferred
included
in
the
__
118
114
11
—
7
not
Jan -July
__
*79
—
•
Aprll-Ocf
74
April
.April
71%
71%
71%
14
69%
72
Feb-Nov
84%
84'%
84'%
20
83%
85
Included in
*101
-
delivery sale not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
/ X' /' *
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
$ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
Co—
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
91%
1
k
*86
Feb-Aug
debs
108
84
*85
May-Nov
6s 6'ihnrd income debs 2008
86
61
*85%?- 87
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
C 1973-April-Ocf
1983
113
85
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4'As 1983
99%
2
June-Deo
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
First
79%
79%
June-Dec
April-Ocl
Gen
89
85%
Mar-Sept
ser
1st
...
99
100
88'A
110
Mar-Sept
.
15
93'%
90'A
Corp—
1976
Wasatch
Co—
Virginia Electric & Power CoFirst and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
1st & ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
1st & ref 27As series G 1979
June-Dec
102%
102%
$91
Mar-Nov
1973.__Mar-jNov
Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s
Western
88%
102%
90%
pg.
2
106
98%
93%
1973
Teleregister
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
Vanadium
105
•
104%
136
*104
102%
25
101
90'A
Feb-Aug
debs
6s
5
89
101 % 102 »A
Mar-Sepf
Apr-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
1986
Southern
104% 104%
102% 104%
$102
Feb-Aug
1985
M
Southern
102%
101
97%
82 V?
1041
series
4%s series
101
'
146
80%
3
105
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
91%
*90
101
89%
82
Jan. 1
Sold
95%
93%
85%
88%
$89
82
101
1982
5s
Range Since
Bonds
*89
..
'
95%
90%
83
89
103%
47/aS series J
4%s series K
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday's
LOW
1970
-Jan-July
3%s 1971
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
May-ZVou
4%3 s t debentures 1972.:—
Aprll-Ocf
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973—-—April-Oct
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978...—....Mar-Sept
4'%s 8 f debentures 1978——
——Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 5s 1980
May-Nou
5%s s f debentures 1980
May -Nov
United States Freight Co—
5s conv subord debentures 1981
Aprfl-Oct
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
May-Nov
2%s debentures 1967
AprfZ-Oct
United States Steel 4s debs 1983
Jan-July
4%s s f debentures 1986
April-Oct
United Gas Corp 2%s
82%
•:A'
105%
BONDS
BONDS
■
86
101'A
Week's Range
Friday
98%
82
$88
|
Friday
32
86%
95%
$86
Jan-Aug
142%
110
10
36'A
NEW YORK STOCK
Continued from page
81%
66
10
1982
97%
42
117
35%
35'A
91
117
103%
102
104
37
98 'A
102'% 105
I
*
102
.—Jan-July
6s
60
90
....June-Dec
___June-Dec
1969
85
97%
•84
101
.June-Dec
1970
A
84
102'%
4%s series
High
59
3'
137
80
Peru
38'A
120
101 % 101'%
stamped
Low
24
101'%
Maranhao
2
90
104
99%
Feb-Aug
Feb
142
15
1982
%s series H
8
$121'A
101%
102 %
1211
4
Apr
NO.
97%
119
90%
6%
59
2
April-Oct
(Prov)
59
90
90
1981
• Hanover
38'A
96%
87
97
3%s series G
Feb
Jan. 1
93
5
$83
Feb-Aug
series
Apr
Sold
36
98%
121 % 121%
Feb-Aug
3s
7%
High
96'%
90
Feb-Aug :
8%
59
42
June-Dec
96'A
90
$97%
$85%
Jan
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
3
110
319
$86%
Apr
Bonds
99 7
93
Feb-Awg
Jan
Friday's
126%
155
Feb-Awg
1976
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
Last
112%
13
1976
5%
Range Sincb
11
26
1973
900
or
81
93
C
6%
Week's Range
131
72
245
D
31%
67A
%
116
99%
B
1,500
5%
6
80%
99
11
25
119
3'/8s series
Feb
37
105
95
93
Jan-July
4% Mar
6
116%
102%
216
242
84'%
A
2,200
7%
138
104%
112% 116
98%
3%s series
5.400
34
67A
115
91
$110
1981__May-Noy
Mar-Sept
3s
3s
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1962
800
58%
558
105
$96'%
Feb-Aug
Corp
Edison
Baden
5,700
20
98%
103
Corp—
(without
•
Interest
series
Raceway
Equities
Harbor
German
6%
Jan
130
-
104% 116%
104
126% 128
Jan
7/a
5%
4
124
112%
100
1
1977
Webb
3,300
5%
129%
May-Now
1967
Jan
67A
1978
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Continental Vending 6s 1976
Brandyvvine
debs
6s
1
debs 1994_.
June-Deo
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970
Quar-Feb
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp 6 c,'o conv sub deb '77_Feb-Aug
BSF
7s
Co
Co
Jan
4
53%
Jan-July
Electric & Gas
Apr
5%
25
$90
2%
■
58%
Jan-July
1998__Jan-July
7%
■
58
1984..June-Dec
Feb
5%
sub
Pump
2%s
3'As
6%
Low
Edison
Power
&
2% Jan
7
American Stock Exchange
Boston
1968
1971
—
32 7A
50o
BONDS
Steel &
3s
1970
Service
Safe
3%s
mortgage
Water
Public
•
• Amer
1st
mortgage
—
•
70
Feb-Ocf
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14
58
Apr-Oct
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
18% Mar
5%
85
104
1976
153
79
May-Nov
1976
23 Va Mar
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conv
Power
1st
Pennsylvania
5%s
6%s
107
80
112%
America
6
7%
5% /' 6
86
95
Jan-July
of
'
36
110
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Petroleum
V:
3
National
Research
Corp 5s 1976
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Corp
121
75
80
Nuclear
111%
5%
117
Occidental
70
98%
80%
1984
5%s
Corp
95
97%
117%
5%s
Hess
General
94
90%
98
1974
National Bellas
Mar
39
Jan
7
70
17
.Mar-Sep
15% Jan
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5%s
1982
1977
13% Jan
10
$4%
$3%
80%
44
130
75
'
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April-Oct
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National
/
112% 114%
130
deb
conv
73
93
130
400
■'
113
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Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
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6%%
Linotype Co 5%
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71%
92
1st 6s 1982
2,500
16
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10
90
37%
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35
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16%
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28
19
1970
37%
2
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4s
19
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Inc
32
May-Nov
4%s 1978
Co
High
30%
1981
Power Realization Tr
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Low
$15%
1963
16%
•
Ltd
Industries
30%
.
Livingston
Jan
147/a
Jan
15
RR
conv.
Manhattan
Jan. 1
No.
—May-Nov
Corp—
:
Mergenthaler
Jan
24%
Apr
11% Apr
12%
17
95%
—25
pfd. .100
3%
Apr
7% Mar
3,200
1974
Western
&
debs
Kawecki Chemical
29'A Jan
21% Jan
Mar
14% Apr
1
Light 4%%
Raceway
preferred.
Apr
l'A
26%
1
Inc.
6s
Stores- 5%s
Italian
Feb
1
common
Yonkers
•
Jan
Apr
1%
subord
6s
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
Feb
25
May-Nov
1993
1981
5%s
Development
Hudson &
Jan
13
400
Inc
Builders
Range Since
Sold
May-Now
Apr-Ocf
B
Construction
1976
Hoffman International
■- Apr
28%
175
&
1993
A
series
Registered
Feb
29% Jan
3,050
wts
ex
Bonds
High
RR—
series
Realty
Guantanamo
Apr
31
.
Friday's
2%s series
Apr
600
-ur
or
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J
4s
Hartfield
Jan
Jan
N
4s
General
Feb
(F W) Ltd—
Foods
Mar
63%
30
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zion
94
Apr
17% Apr
46
rets ord regular......5s
—£1
preference.
6%
Jan
4%
American dep
6%
89%
44
of
mortgage
General
•
Western
mortgage
Fotochrome
34% Mar
1
Industries
Woolworth
Jan '
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Woodall
27%
32%
Co
&
300
1
preferred...^..
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Apr
Jan
32%
(R C) * &
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7%
2%
•
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Willian^srMcWilliapis
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3%
31%
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Williams Brothers
Wisconsin
23,200
43 7A
Wiebolt Stores Inc
Wilson
Jan
.100
International Inc
Wichita
Williams
4
33
5%
4%
20
Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Williamhouse
3% Feb
&
National
6%s
Feb
Apr
18
«
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Inc
River
Apr
104%
94
10
10,"
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
White Eagle
White Stag
2% Jan
400
6
.
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland
Jan
—10
&
1st
1st
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Western Tablet
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6%
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71%
93
—5o
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Apr
47
18
Western
Jan
93
93
250
Westbury Fashions new common
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6%
%
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6%
j
46
-100
pfd
Westbury Fashions Inc.
37/«
300
31
4%
5% Feb
300
5%
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2% Apr
20,600
%
Jan
36
1%
1
94
8%
3%
99 7A
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1
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13 Va Mar
.
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1%
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preference
West
21% Mar
18%
series
&
.
1,000
•
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Weiman
Apr
6%
5,600
19%
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Wagner Baking common
7 %
preferred
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9%
9,500
18%
*
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18%
1
&
13
10%
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non-cum
Apr
22,700
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6%
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11 %
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10%
10%
2
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Bond
Feb
11
Co
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&
Jan
25o
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&
Food
Waitt
Apr
14%
3%
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Aircraft
19%
Apr
Jan
1
Vita
Waco
Jan
8%
;
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Virginia
Apr
6% Mar
10%
3,700
15 %
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Feb
12
1
25o
-11%
9%
8 Va Mar
1
America
Jan
9% Mar
25c
;
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35
Feb
4,200
9%
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Corp
Feb
9% Jan
-
2,500
10
Venture Capital Corp of America
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Viewlex Inc class A
Valve
8
Apr
Apr
Apr
50,900
67%
Jan
32%
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Corp
49%
6%
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100
67%
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250
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-
67%
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1,700
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a
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6%
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Agricultural Chemical—
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda Company
Boston Edison Co
Cities
Service
Eastern
6 %■
Mass
St
S
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General
Electric
Co
71%
Pennsylvania
Chemical
RR
United
Shoe
10
61%
298
99'/a
1,609
19.59
71%
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1,304
13
13'/a
■
694
22%
110
26
35%
15'/a
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Jan
16%
1 %
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72%
Jan
42% Feb
76
Apr
85%
Apr
24%
11
Feb
105
18%
Apr
53
41
Allen
62%
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27
26%
28%
1,374
24
Apr
30%
62%
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824
62
Mar
70%
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34
34
4
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661
33%
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Cincinnati Gas
common
31
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30 Va
29 ya
1
40
30
Apr
32%
75
34'/a
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38 V*
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344
43'%
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12
43%
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106
51
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.
-
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113%
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87/a
112
8'/4
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8%
50%
59
48%
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52%
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21%
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common
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101
21%
74
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35
36
80
31'/4
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37'/a
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62%
19%
70
18%
Apr
23
24
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80
24
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28%
64%
15
57%
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66
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117
20%
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48
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95
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.;
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372
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76
43%
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180
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20
49%
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56%
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100
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24%
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38%
38 '%
40%
531
38%
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46%
49%
37
46%
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56
•
33%
33%
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278
32%
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52%
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25
46%
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5
39
Jan
54
55%
235
54
62
Apr
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53%
59
15
45%
Apr
54%
158
27 %
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30
Colgate-Palmolive
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29%
%
;
25%
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16
50
16
Apr
54
.Apr
16
54%
5
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Greyhound
:
;
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96%
99
115%
25%
'95
24%
Jan
27 ya
Feb
135
30%
Apr
36%
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69%
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78% Mar
52%
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57%
56'%
■■
•
•
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37
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51
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25
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63
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71
30 Va
70
27% Mar
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68
50
54%
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48%
50%
65
46% Apr
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35
35
35
56
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59%
327/8
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59'A
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51'A
72
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—
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185
79
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Apr
40
1 2/5
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22%
75
22
2 6'/a
Apr
84%
84%
30
74%
Jan
87'A
24
36%
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54%
55%
34
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56
•
54
7
;
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Studebaker-Packard
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footnotes,
10
1
„
see page
45.
10
54
Apr
57%
Feb
20%
355
19%
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237A
35
51%
Apr
57%
54%
54%
55%
430
49%
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56'A
55%
55%
17
52%
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26'A
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^
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46
200
-
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1,700
50
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•
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28
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57
,
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500
20'/a
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23%
400
34%
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46
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3
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Jan
Jan
64'/a
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Apr
Apr
445
31'/a
5,600
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15%
16%
5,900
16%
17%
2,100
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15 V* Jan
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32
33
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300-
81
200 r
46
22
4,500
42%
57
61
.
900
38'%
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25
25
27
5,400
25
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s
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23
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53 y4
53 y4
21
21
22%
24%
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800
10
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•
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15%
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33%
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68%
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1%
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38%
40'/a
19
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27% Mar
23'%
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19 »/4 Mar
33'/4
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64'/a
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:
200
300
-
1 '/a
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1%
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12,500
38%
Apr
43%
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100
46%
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39%
350
34 y4
Jan
43
Feb
43%
43%
Jan
45 V*
1,100
32
34%
27,600
34%
36%
6,400
427/a
Jan
48
32
Feb
39 y8 Mar
31%
Apr
52%
Jan
14%
14%
125
13%
Jan
15% Feb
23%
24%
1,800
22%
Apr
25% Mar
West
42
467/a
1,200
39
Jan
53% Mar
20'/a
20%
20%
300
19%
Feb
24'/4
14%
13%
15%
1,500
13%
Apr
17%
5
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1%
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38%
38%
100
37
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convertible preferred
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42
12.50
5
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Feb
5
Corp of America
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Export Gas Ltd
Chemetron
Feb
Jan
48%
32'/a
Inc
.;
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31'/a
5
;
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57%
38%
*
Corp
&
Jan
27
48%
(E J) new 00m
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24%
20% Jan
56% Feb
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5
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'■:*
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(Un)__
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Corp
South
387/a
Mar
51% Apr
21
Apr
24% Apr
800
15'/4
Jan
23
:
60
1,400
&
Feb
71% Mar
Apr
1,950
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Mar
25'%
23%
.......-8
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43
49%
19
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52%
■
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Jan
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—
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—
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57
2,600
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Jan
18%
;
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31% Apr
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55%
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•
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1
(Un)
16%
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Burlington Industries
Jan
38'A
1.66%
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Budd
Jan
37%
1
common
Brunswick
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Borg-Warner
38% Mar
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Oil
22%
&
& Tel
46%
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Jan
Jan
Apr
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Foundry
Stano
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Jan
34
&
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Bethlehem Steel Com
Feb
337/8
°
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Benguet
36'A Mar
63 'A Mar
*
1,100
7%
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18%
44 y8
12.50
(Un)
Motors
Bendlx
Apr
Jan
Apr
19% Mar
Bell As Gossett Co....—2
& Howell Co
Jan
50
Jan
343/a
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Jan
67%
29%
50
97'A
67'%
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Tel
Belden
Apr
100%
20'/a
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastian-Blessing Col
Jan
35'A
Theatres
Rad
Avco
Jan
35%
.1
Feb
16Vb
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Automatic
70% Mar
62% Jan
(Un)..
Apr
700
400
——1
•
18%
2,360
62%
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,
16
10%
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A
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
10
Apr
44'A
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Jan
18
62%
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39% Mar
48'A
33 %c
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97/8
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Feb
24
Apr
•
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Apr
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Ashland
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38%
5
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4%; Mar
-
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Armour & Co (111)
Feb
46%
69
825
.
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Armco
Mar
22%
78
1,100
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Jan
28%
40"%
15%
16%
,
5,100
Anaconda Company (Un)
Apache Corp
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Southern Railway
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Corp
Gas
47%
28
/
400
■
-
42%
16
(Un)-Jw-.
63% Apr
100
;
19
17%
-
,
Jan
100
37%
(Un) __________—20
Manufadturihg
Chemical
56%
18 V4
_1' *
Curtiss-iyright. Corp-(Un-)--
/•' k
'36%
58%*
"
•
Apr
24%
"400
10%
53'
.
28
58%
(Un)—1—12.50
Amer
-
Ti 28 /
*
RR
43% Mar
600
66%
10%
53
J^•
•
________1_5
Corp' Products. Co—^——
——1
Crowel-Collier Publishing ___.—_____1
Crucible
}
Central
Car
42%
.
.
-
4%
American
Northern
v
50
4%
Northern Illinois
'
/;//r:85% Apr-;
:
Apr "
6
361
30%
Mfg—
&
North
Jan
"
86%
38%
Jan
:,
82%
45% Mar
Apt
29
50
/
(Un)
Aviation
75%
700
York
Co
101% 103
(Un)
(Un)
Co
American
///;'/84%;.Aypr'/.
200
V.
Lead
Chem
&
North
58%'Jaii
2,600
'
Register' (Un)_
Tile
New
42% Mar
35
National
National
17 % Jan /
,30'/a Apr
/
400 /
*2->M
„.
:
200
"
'
27%
44
Apr
/27%;' Jdn.'z
-289
f-
85%
43%
Corp
(Un) _'——1
Delaware——w-t
6
of/America-
Co
'
85
27 %
Col_—5
Insurance
V;
.36
*k
/
5,700
63%: '64%
•'
10
13%
•4,600"
35%
.
..
■
Co
200 '
*
30% 'k
■
27.
-C-s~*
Corp of America———-—5
Continental Can
1
45
]
^
Corp
70
Feb
Mar
500
14 Ye
29%
./'* '
*' 85* *
—'
common
Container
*| 3d"
2_lT.33%
(tin)!
Power
;
46
C0m___T_l_12%f -/44%
Edison
Cqnsolidated" Foods '
Consol Natural Gas
.
45%
13%
1
Colorado J*uel & "trow.: Colp/-./.,.—J.—5
Columbia Gas System, (Un)
—10' i29% %
5%
Feb
Mar
•
Co'
Colgate-Palmolive
High
8,100
•
Cleveland-Cliffs
Range Since Jan.1
69%
39%
Montgomery Ward & Co
Motorola
Shares
High
67%
Fuel
Manufacturing Co
,
Low
(Un)
Sales
for Week
Range
sale Price
16%
16%
16%
Last
v
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
'
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended April 27)
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
39
Machine
Corp
Co
Tube—
new
com
1
16%
16%
•
92%
92
94%
__1
68%
68%
72
5
1.80O
.
17% Apr
106
Mar
75 V, Mar
\
__
*
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
•
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Friday
Last
S
S T O CK
Sale Price
Sales
Range
for Week
20c
44 %
.24
34
12c
44%
24
34%
20c
45%
41%
43
2,100
3%
3'%
37%
7%
21
38%
6%
2,900
—
__
7%
7%
Emporium
Capwell Co...
4
10
24
48
20%
36%
6%
23%
47%
Exeter Oil
Co Ltd class A
—-1
53c
53c
__
36%
-
Products
Electrical
Corp
__
48
J?c
3% Apr
5% Jan
20% Mar
36% Apr
6
Jan
22
Jan
44,% Apr
50c Jan
12% Jan
100
500
2,200
•
100
•
General Exploration Co of California__l
Humor Co of California
10c
12%
12%
13
1,500
1.45
1.40
1
10c
2.20
19c
2.15
18c
1.60
2.25
21c
14,000
600
50c
10
4%
10c
52c
4%
75
52c
22%
16%
1.60
Good
Oil
Holly
(Un)
Co
Imperial Western
jade Oil
-
Leslie Salt
Co.__.__
M J M & M Oil
Co (Un)
Co Inc
Frank
&
Merchants
Petroleum
__
*
10
25c
Navigation
Matson
Meier
(Un)
Co
Co..
__
17%
1.80
7,800
150
11,700
300
1,100
5,500
22%
17%
1.80
7oc
lo
1.90
2.70
30c
5%
1.40 Apr
2.00 Jan
18c Apr
4% Jan
69
Mar
39c Jan
17% Jan
16% Jan
1.60 Apr
35,900
5
76'%
54c
47% Apr
47% Jan
5
Feb
9% Feb
23% Jan
50% Jan
6% Apr
26
Apr
49% Jan
41% Apr
22,000
350
3,700
Apr
???/" i^r
Feb
43
400
36
Mai
3-
71'5S2
24
25% Feb
22% Jan
400
200
53c
,
High
Low
41%
25
Amer Factors Ltd
(Un>
10
Black Mammoth Consolidated Min—5c
Brewer (C) & Co Ltd
-*
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
5
Buckner Industries
1
Buttes Gas & Oil
•
California Ink Co
5.50
Castle & Cooke Inc
10
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
*
Duquesne Brewing of Pittsburgh
Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
Duquesne
Star
49c
49c
55c
31,600
Norris
1
2.10
1
29%
2.10
29%
2.40
30%
4,000
500
1.50 Feb
29
Jan
33%c
1
2 45
2.45
6%
15%
20%
2.50
6%
16%
2,300
7,700
21%
7,900
900
2.30 Feb
5% Jan
14% Jan
17% Jan
2.20
2.45
2,000
Co
Oil
North American Investment? com
Mountain
Pacific Oil
&
Pepsi-Cola
Develop
Gas
Bottlers (Un)
United
1
Oil
Ranch
Southern
Union
21%
1
Co__
__
31%
31%
50c
Co pfd
3%
3%
3%
24
20
3%
3%
25%
3%
10,738
4,700
8%
4%
4%
4%
2,000
%
%
8,000
1
i
30
30
30%
200
6%
6%
6%
21,700
common
United Industrial Corp common
Preferred
;
Warrants
Victor
Equipment
Petroleum
Westates
Preferred
West
Co
Williston
com
(Un)
(Un)
Coast
7
7
200
50%
50
51
250
13c
11c
13c
41,000
10
Life
Insurance
(Un)__
__
_5
Basin Oil Exploration
10c
20
42
Jan
47%
Feb
Jan
39%
44
135
39%
Apr
48
Mar
25%
26
700
25
Jan
28
Jan
23%
23%
23%
Apr
27
60c
65c
10
38%
38%
28
37%
Feb
39
Mar
10%
10%
93
9%
Jan
11
Mar
Natco Corp
60c
Brewing
Pittsburgh
Rockwell-Standard
200
55c
Jan
Jan
70c
Mar
1
1
Plate Glass.
4%
Apr
5%
15%
15%
141
14%
Jan
15%
62%
60
63%
274
59%
Apr
63 %
Apr
36%
36%
37%
107
35
Jan
37%
Apr
6%
6%
10
Jan
6%
Feb
Co
For gin gs
10
10
.5
Co common
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Corp
Bolt Corp of America
1
4%
995
5-
4%
5%
Jan
Apr
18% Mar
23% Jan
20%
23% Mar
Seeberg (The) Corp.
1
18%
18%
2
United Engineering & Foundry Co
5
21%
21%
21%
300
.10
—..6.25
27%
27%
28
145
25%
Jan
30% Mar
34
34
35%
667
33%
Apr
39%
Westinghouse Air- Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp..
Jan
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Jan
22
Max2.80 Apr
Feb
Jan
25% Apr
4% Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Bonds
Stocks
—
10
10
April
26
7% Max7% Jan
70
Jan
18c
Jan
Second
Indus-
Grade
Grade
10
Utili-
Total
65
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonda
130.26
130.53
130.15
129.33
roads
Holiday
694.61
693.00
683.69
678.68
20
23
24
25
First
ties
Rail-
trials
April
April
April
April
10
239.17
238.79
236.06
234.50
92.44
92.39
92.51
92.51
79.67
79.62
79.72
79.77
84.21
84.39
84.29
84.15
88.20
88.27
88.31
88.40
Utili-
Indus-
143.70
143.18
140.98
140.28
Date
Total
15
20
>
40
86.13
86.17
86.21
86.21
5% Jan
1
Jan
37
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
listed
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
are
Jan
4
6%
48%
11c
1,600
5
Co
Gas
Sugar
46%
Jan
2.90 Mar
7% Max19
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
32% Mar
40%
Supply
Jan
Jan
1.75
30
3%
16
3
4%
%
30
500
31%
series A—_25
%
Cal Gas
Oil
Trico
15%
25c
Reserve Oil & Gas CoRhodes Western
Rice
6%
Jan
25%
1
Fuel
3% Apr
32
29%
Mar
MaxJan
Jan
23% Max17% Max2.10 Jan
70c
10%
265
Jan
88
69c
Apr
49c
1
Corp Ltd_-
High
Apr
31%
46%
1
30
Nordon
Low
9%
30%
30%
636
•
Mfg
&
Range Since Jan. 1
9%
7%
Co
Co
Gas
McKinney
Screw
Shares
High
9%
5
5
8.50
—
Refractories
(Joseph)
Home
Lone
Low
5
Walker
Harbison
«,
Rang# Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
pfcl (Un)
Corp
Cement
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
American
^
for Week
of Prices
'Par
Price Range on
Sales
Range
Sale Price
other Exchanges.
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended April 2 7)
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange,
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
.
.
32% Mar
Averages
Mar
5
Utilities,
are
65
6.55;
complied daily
stocks, 15.75.
using
by
following
the
Industrials,
divisors:
Rails,
3.09;
5.34;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
,.
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
Date
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
S T O CK S
Last
Sale Price
Alan
Wood
Steel
10
common
5%. preferred
__
100
__
American
Stores
Co
1
84%
American
Tel & Tel
33%
123%
Arundel
Corp
City Electric.
Atlantic
Atlantic
*
Co-
D
Ford
A
Motor
17%
19V*
972
14%
Jan
9%
9%
9%
1,238
13%
13%
14%
550
115%
51%
114% 115%
'
8%
13%
33%
49%
9%
15%
Feb
160
106
Feb
964
49
Jan
8%
9%
365
8%
Apr
11%
*113%
16
11%
Co
Apr
53
53
54%
178
49%
Jan
30%
30%
31%
1,739
29%
Jan
52
52
53%
125
47%
Jan
56
Feb
26%
26%
26%
341
26%
Jan
28
Feb
31%
31
33
539
31
Apr
96%
96%
99
5,301
90
12
Apr
39%
Jan
11%
...
50c
__
_1
22%
*
__
1.66%
A
53%
1
__
_____—1
__
;_
;
Resistance
i; '
lOc
Navigation
10
—
Valley RR
Vending class A—
30%
—
*
_
__
12%
12%
696
40%
40%
42
Feb
Jan
Mar
Max-
22%
22%
452
40% Jan
116% Jan
15% Feb
Apr
High
April 27
135.40
Low
21% Mar
15%
—
Apr
15%
i6
56%
7,370
52% Mar
25%
53
343/4 Jan
8% Jan
36
Mar
15% Mar
6a/4 Peb
30% Feb
30% Jan
28% Jan
95% Mar
33% Jan
8
100
24% Apr
7% Mar
30%
33
480
28%
15%
15%
30
13%
Jan
6i/8
63/a
58
534
jan
8
Jan
26%
27%
26
24%
24%
25%
993
24%
Apr
Corp
1
22 »/a
21%
23%
1,608
21%
_16%c
84
84
88%
279
79%
•
Feb
24%
Apr
Jan
Mergenthaler Linotype
25c
__
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Knnl/JS
_g
PhUadelnhi?°riernt?irC rnf L 1
EvJiSlSiSSS Transportation
Electxic Co common
Philadelphia
.10
$2.46
Co
Electric &
Gas
National
B
common
Scott Paper
Southeastern
sun
Oil
Texas
Public
Lab
rr
46
46%
148
for
stocks
the closing prices of 300 common
and by-major
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
of stock prices based
index
the
week
industry groups
ending April
20,
on
1962, for the composite
for the current year.
1957-59
Apr. 20,'62
33%
7,131
31% Jan
9% Jan
144.3
137.8
—1.2
135.0
128.1
128.6
Goods
—1.3
128.1
—
—0.7
135.6
128.6
6%
44%
7%
6% Apr
45%
3,251
908
56%
56%
20
8
Jan
46% Apr
56% Apr
13%
13%
100
67%
69%
299
10%
10%
8%
50
i—1.8
134.4
103.2
—1.3
111.0
103.0
Utility
179.8
—1.6
185.5
179.6
173.7
171.1
—1.5
178.2
170.0
105.9
103.4
—2.4
113.3
99.7
Goods
Finance
Trade,
and
Service
Mining
_
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
U. S.
Total
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Bond
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Stocks
Int'l
Railroad
9
206
37
7
7
200
35
3734
2,564
—
6"%
207
8
68
40%
21 %
21%
73
39%
19%
Apr
Jan
491/2
48*%
49%
854
48%
Apr
17%
17%
18
57V*
57 %
60%
*
Apr. 24
3,049,760
4,886,000
Apr. 25
3,344,290
4,912,000
253,000
Apr. 26-.-—
3,650,940
5,328,000
281,000
Fri.
Apr. 27
4,141,700
6,394,000
260,000
17,424,654
$26,891,000
—
75%
__
36%
__
8
75%
305
87
4,289
75
223
Apr
$1,454,000
;___
10
-__
97/B
97/8
40
9% Mar
37%
36%
87 '/a
1,180
29% Feb
38
Apr
502
i 25
35% Jan
85% Jan
41
89
Jan
Mar
75
75
66%
76%
20
Jan
Apr
Friday
Last
Sale Price
'
.
.
Steel
Armstrong rSlt
Knnv
Columbia
Columbia
For
n
1
Inc———
5
1
10
rn
V?-9
Gas Svstem..
footnotes,
see page
Par
10
45.
Week's.
Range
-
__
73
—
29%
Shares
High
401,722,867
$1,454,000
$1,477,000
25,137,100
573,246,000
$598,385,100
$2,000
Railroad and
26,891,000
30,215,000
$28,345,000
Industrial
Total
$26,554,400
431,390,400
$31,692,000
$457,943,800
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
—
,
Foreign:
Mon.
Apr. 23.
41%
100
41% Apr
15
731/4
341/4
84
100
50
14% Jan
62% Jan
32% Apr
30%
111
Gov't
Domestic
(No. of
Shares)
Bonds
Bonds
Apr. 24.
Apr. 25
Apr. 26___
Apr. 27
*
281,000
374,000
Bonds
High
27%
Jan
-
Btocks—Number
;
Bond
Sales
$267,000
313,000
380,000
496,000 ^
13,000
13,000
1,195,085
369,000
12,000
10,000
522,000
391,000
5,469,300
;
1,185,470
$1,776,000
$67,000
$30,000
$1,873,000
of
Shares
1961
Jan. 1 to Apr. 27
1962
1961
5469,300
16,150,050
110,212,573
198,321,005
$1,776,000
$1,011,000
-
Bonds—
48% Feb
Domestic
18% Feb
73% Mar
39% Jan
Foreign
Foreign
,30% Mar
:
$5,000
2,000
30,000
6,000
1,068,580
Total
Foreign
Corporate
$60,000
962,655
Tues.
Wed.
$256,000
1,057,510
,
1962
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
15
727/«
33
1961
276,592,544
Week Ended Apr. 27
41%
29%
Jan. 1 to Apr. 27
1962
1961
22,400,970
for Week
Low
6,654,000
$28,345,000
Bank
Sales
of Prices
5,609,000
Government
S.
Total
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
S T O CK S
5,165,000
17,424,654
Shares
Foreign
MaiMar
Feb
Mar
Jan
36%
36%
87%
:
-
—
Bonds—
U.
International
Fri.
common..
J.—
-----
1962
of
Thurs.
Lothrop
—
5,183,000
Week Ended Apr. 27
Stocks—Number
79% Jan
i0% Feb
Jan
74
—
'
Total
8% Mar
7% Jan
25
8
76%
44
22%
53%
18%
65%
16% Jan
56
$5,734,000
297,000
Wed.
$363,000
$5,371,000
3.237,964
*
43
Jan
72% Jan
Apr
62% Jan
35
39%
ttr-r2fr ;°
—
——10
w!s^8t°n Gas Light common
•
iv; 7
,,f&
e,'red.-"---—
*
woodward
Apr. 23
Tues.
Jan
66%
1
Mon.
Mar
Apr
21%
13.50
Corp____
69% Apr
10% Feb
Feb
190
5
—
16% Jan
8% Apr
75
198
Sales
'
34% Mar
41% Jan
51% Apr
13% Apr
59% Jan
40%
__
126.2
127.7
Transportation
11% Apr
351/4
Low
High
Change
137.8
Composite
Manufacturing
Durable
-1961-1962—'
Percent
=100
Apr. 13/62
Jan
55
Am-
46
32%
8%
8
3
Dec
Jan
SEC Index of Stock Prices
SEC
The
38% Mar
19
Feb
3.50
Transmission
Marion
35% Feb
15 % Apr
10c
Improvement
Universal
1,548
3,669
__
•
2 Gas
J?°lp
37%
16%
2.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
united
37'A
15%
__
1
___•
Service
Co
Eastern
Jan
67%
•
smith Kline & French
south Jersey Gas Co
33
__
25
class
291
__
50
Bank
Ritter Finance Co
35%
„
•
com
A-
common
34%
40% Jan
38
Mar
6%
1
—_____
APr
10%
50
v
Mfg Co.....
Public Service
Reading
Riggs
Power common.
preferred
Progress
Apr
341/8
32%
•
Co——10
Electric
26%
356
__
25c
Potomac
9
37
37%
15%
*
50
Peoples-Drug Stores Inc—
27%
34V»
34%
common..*
DoVei" & Ll6ht~
27%
341/8
__
3
19G1
144.09
106.57
57% Jan
243/8
218
Co Inc_^___
&
for
Range
Thurs.
Merck
Mar 14
Apr 27
45% Max26% Jan
16% Jan
53
_i
__
Madison Fund Inc
Mar tin-Marietta
Apr
13%
12%
55%
32%
__
136.53
Fri.
144.31
135.40
137.36
April 26__.
Mar
Jan
Feb
122
Max62% Feb
Jam-.'
54%
51%
April 25
Non-Durable
common
class
Inc
Coal &
Macke
17%
Low
Thurs.
Bait—
_
Lehigh
Apr
2
(Julius)
International
27%
5
at
Amer
Motors Corp
Homasote
1,068
10
Co___
Food,
29%
1
Battery
Acceptance Corp common
$1 preferred
Giant
27%
5
General
General
28%
6.75
Dairies..
Garfinckel
Apr
706
137.80
34% Jan
4$% Jan
45% Mar
48%
April 24________
_____—
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
5
Light
_
Stores.;
Foremost
31
46%
20c
com
non-voting
Fair
203
High
High
30%
79%
99%
136%
Apr
31 %
47%
li
System class A
of
Co
Class
Food
Apr
123%
31%
1.80
Pubiishing Co
Delaware Power &
Finance
Apr
82
20
25
Duquesne Light
Electric Storage
78
710
9,717
1
Corp
C Transit
78
88%
5
<
Company—,—
Campbell Soup Co 1—
Chrysler
78
84%
123% 130%
Apr
13
Budd
Curtis
21%
524
22%
5c
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Transit
__
21%
i
Low
High
137.89
Wed.
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
4.33
Research
Baltimore
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
April 23
Tues.
Sales
for Week
Week's
for 1962
Range
Mon.
$21,606,000
$18,484,000
67,000
49,000
576,000
1,319,000
30,000
36,000
552,000
$1,873,000
$1,096,000
$22,734,000
Government
Corporate
Total
r v
670,000
/
$20,473,000;
Volume
195
Number
.
6155
The Commercial
...
and
Financial
Chronicle
(2065)
!
CANADIAN MARKETS
'Montreal Stock
'Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Abitibl
Power
/4*2%
&
Paper common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar, common..
Aluminium
Co.of Canada
Pulp
4%%
Feb
48%
100
24%
Jan
15
14%
15
49
51
25
25
26%
48%
49
pfa
50
44%
54 %
54%
preferred."...
•
48%
47%
:__50
Public
6%
Service
25%
15
Apr
Feb
53%
Apr
29%
Jan
49%
Jan
Loeb
Feb
53%
Apr
Lower
Secord
49%.,
Jan
46% Mar
Jan
55
Jan
MacMlllan Bloedel & Powell River lito
Feb
49%
Apr
Maritime
44%
.'.i.V.-.-.V
Tel
&
52 %
53
51 % Mar
54% Mar
33%
3514
2,735
33%
Apr
36
3014
29%
3014
1,260
28%
Jan
33
Apr
25%
25%
300
Mar
26
Feb
Mitchell
200
Massey-Fergusoix
Montreal
of
Bank
of
_25
10
—
Scotia
Nova
67
10
74
Banque Canadian -National———.—....lO';
Banque
Provincial©
Bathurst
Class
Bell
Power
A
&
Corp
Bowater
pfd
Traction
5%%
American
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Power
Chemical
Jan
51
100
52%
51
100
4.90
24,215
•75
33
341/4
12,713
13%
13%
16%
16%
1
—-—10/
3.40
3.40
17
3,118
3.40
200
9%
300
Feb
6%
53
7
Products
53
Apr
Preferred
Canada
—.
Cement
$1.30
.
1
Dominion
Canada
&
Canada
Iron
1;
15%
Jan
3.40
Apr
8%
Feb
British
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Converters
Class
B
,
22
22%
8,175
103
100
Canadian
22
3.50
Canadian Industries
Mar
101%
25 V*
25%
25
24
25%
4,995
Jan
2414
Jan
29% Mar
Corp
Bros
1014
6%
327/a
Feb
2914
Jan
24%
Jan
27
22
Jan
25%
/ Coghlin ,<B
Canada
Roe
Co
V)
(A
800
1014
500
1734
Royalite Oil
9%
Jan
11
Feb
Russell
255
1814
Feb
20
34
1,435
33
Jan
35% Mar
St
.36
Feb
38 Va
St
7%
8
2,100
3.50
400
8%
101/4
6
1,175
7%
1,625
6
6%
2,525
al4
al4
40
6
Gf
1014
Apr
20%
6
Jan
8%
Apr
6
Apr
6
Apr
13%
Salada
Apr
6hawinigan
11
Feb
8%
Feb
Series
Apr
72%
12%
13%
6,250
12%
Apr
16 %
Jan
11
11%
3,990
11
Apr
14
Jan
40
4014
475
37 %
Jan
41
Mar
514
27
27%
335
21%
Feb
2714
Apr
19
19
750
1514
Feb
2014
Apr
250
9
91/4
425
*
134
134
10
2
24
24%
880
9
.
21 Ve
714 Mar
4.25 Mar
1614 Mar
3.75 Jan
Feb
32
9
Feb
11
128
Jan
.
Apr
Feb
14214 Mar
24%
Jan
22
Feb
25
Apr
Jan
3.50
27%
54%
185
53
Apr
Dominion
Lime
Dominion
Dominion Steel
.-:
Coal
&
-
Redeemable
preferred
Dow
Du
50
3.50
Jan
4.00
18%
10)
18
64%
1,050
62
rgO'<v
510
78
7%
3,165
__
__
a3.25
al8%
62
63
7°"
7%
714
—
a
lu
11
a
3o0
78
13
14
4,320
20 %
20%
10,503
23
23
635
16%
17
6,790
*
17
142
100
,-3%
—
——
*
common
15
525
25
24%
25
56
56
100
32%
33
2,910
Finance
Class B
Paper
19
Motor
Ford
Co
67
Feb
85
Foundation Co of Canada—
£
French
Petroleum
Frosst
Co
&
25
Canada
Trans
Canada •PiDeline.^.^.
United
Steel
preferred
25
10
(Chas E)__—
—.
Corp
Power
10%
8
preferred
General Dynamics
General Motors
Steel
General
Lakes
—;——
—:
__—._—
Walker
Webb
4%
pfd
inc
,•/
Jan
14%
Feb
Andy
Handy
20
Feb
23
1514
Feb
18% Mar
145
Feb
139
Knapp
trust
Westfair
Renfrew
Holt,
26
Jan
Place
21%
100
8
Home
&
335
16%
21%
Jan
103
200
100 Va
Apr
Ba.v
class
Limited
A
...
Indus
Acceptance
Corn
International -Nickel
International
International
$2
.
common..
Cement preferred.
Paper
of
Utilities
preferred
Corp
I—,
•
11
26,320
7%
Feb
11
23 Va
2,860
22%
Apr
27%
714
1,715
2214
6%
Feb
Apr
Apr
•
Feb
7%
Apr
Apr
8%
Jan
Apr
6%
14'A
Jan
Feb
7%
7%
350
,13
>13
500
57Va
58%
2,154
2.45
2.45
800
18
18
200
18
17
655
1614
18%
585
18
Mar
35%
36
210
32
Feb
36
Jan
a48% a48%
10
48 Va
Jan
50
Jan
■/
16%
50
'!
1614
__
6%
13
5414
5914 Mar
Jan
2.90
2.35 Mar
Jan
Apr
2314
Feb
Apr
221a
Feb
18% Mar
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Arc
/
S T O CK S
Feb
Advocate
Ajax
Mines
Ltd
Jan
Alberta
Trunk
Gas
Line
Ltd "A"
Co
Alscope Consolidated Ltd
Ameranium
Mines
i_
*
;
Ltd
for Week
Apr
Anglo-Amer
114%
Molybdenite
6.50
300
a30c
150
31:14
32
2,660
50c
55c
3,009
9c
10c
3,ou2
3c
3c
500
__
.
Development
Co.
Ltd
Apr
Arno
Feb
Atlas
Ltd
Telefilms
Augustus
Avalon
*
Telephone
725
11%
Jan
24%
Apr
700
18
1914
1,150
31%
385
31
Mar
37%
Jan
Bellecliasse
25
103
Mar
109 Ve
Jan
Blue
3.50
18
28%
Jan
Jan
4.10
Jan
Apr
20Vb
Feb
Bailey
Selburn
Oil
31%
lb J
32 Va
Red
Lake
A 3
i
38%
Jan
58% Mai-
60 Va
Feb
Bluewater
1014 Mar
12 %
Ltd
31,810
349
9 Va
Apr
7c
30,250
5c
Feb
9c
6c
500
5c
Mar
10c
Apr
Bornite
cH
RO
4,020
&
4.25
76,490
41c
45c
12,272
16
15%
16
4,462
15
5 11V
46
Feb
16%
Jan
48
Apr
19% Mar
Feb
17% Mar
Burns &;
Apr
1714 Mar
Butterfly
Apr
cl A
17
850
18
19
5,350
22%
Feb
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
11%
280
Mar
13%
Jan
Calypso
61b
300
614
Apr
11%
Feb
Campbell
633
-
1614
17 %
10
1814
15%
Feb
18 %
Apr
Canada
12%
12%
13%
5,235
13
Jan
15%
Feb
Canada
12
11%
12%
3 **m
11%
Apr
15% Mar
3.15 Mar
4.15 Mar
3.65
45
3.75
45
:
Hosiery
12%
12%
5714
1,080
-—————
1
Flooring Co Ltd class B
Delhi
Oils
Ltd
Jan
46
Mar
Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co. Ltd
Jan
1314 Mar
Canadian
Kodlalc
•
1,560
54%
Jan
59 % Mar
Canadian
Power
Silica
4814
4,263
46%
15%
1,825
15%
6 %
300
6%
30%
6,325
17%
75
79
84%
4,280
78%
Feb
35%
36%
1,273
3414
Jan
79%
a
Jan
14Va
755
Apr
14 Va
Apr
19C
9,500
ltic
25c
Jan
16
1,440
13
-
1,325
25c 27%c
140,500
27c
•
Apr
45 %
45
45%
1,535
4914
48%
49%
930
-
Feb
Canorama
Jan
Canuba
Mines
Mines
Apr
34%
Jan
Cartier
Feb
18
Jan
Cassiar
Quebec
Catelli
Food
Central
Del
Manitoba
43
Jan
47
Mar
Central
48%
Apr
53
Mar
Chemalloy
Oils
Apr
14%
Apr
Apr
16%
Feb
9
2.10
Mar V
9% Mar
Apr
2.50 Mar
24
24 Vs
400
20%
Jan
2814
Feb
2.35
2.65
6.200
2.35
Apr
2.65
Apr
5.60
5.60
5.75
1,400
5.60
Apr
7.45
Feb
12%
6
4 or)
11%
1.10
12%
Apr
3.70
Apr
190
3.70
>. 6
4
OS)
514
Jan
4.20
Apr
11%
Apr
13 Va
Feb
1.50
.
«
■
375
11%
1.10
1.20
9,054
0
)2c
14c
28.800
Ltd
1
1
214 c
17c
3c
4,500
16c
18c
16.500
1
400
Ltd—.1
l«c
10c
10c
•
12%
12%
12%
33
33
36
6.90
6.90
7.15
6,610
5c
5c
1.600
1.75
1.75
1.94
5,800
Ltd
class
A
*
•
:__1
1
13
215
1,000
13
.
3.70
•
500
Ltd
Apr
2414
100
1.08
Ltd
32c
2.50
-7%
Mines
Minerals
Feb
Jan
14%
714
Ltd
Feb
14c.
1414
1.08
Ltd
7.00
2,50
_1
Products
Rio
Feb
Feb
10
7%
;
Corp
85% Mar
39% Mai-
17%
25c
10
1.08
Inv Ltd
Explorations
Asbestos
Feb
Feb
200
_*
Explorations
4.00
Mar
13c
al4% al4%
a9.00
9%
Ltd—_—_.—!—*
Paper
Ltd
16%
>
Ltd
Ltd
Carbec
6% Mar
29
-
.5
25
52%
17%
Apr
Feb
&
Corp
12
al4% al4%
a9%
•
Ill's
58
29
Jan
8c
7,000
e
4314
6%
al7%
814c
Apr
20c
3.70
200
15%
,29
10%
Jan
5c
5.55
3
2,891
46%
.
Jan
7c
5.50
10c
Refineries
Feb
9.10
4,000
16%c
—1
com
13
■•'
Apr
10,500
15%
1
Petroleum
Canadian Colliers & Resources Ltd
Canadian
16%
2.55
„•
Foods
Chibougamau Mines
Southern
Jan
6c
18%c
v
15%
*
45%
5714
14
Ltd—1
Co
Apr
Jan
9 85
'
18
3.65
;
Class ZB
*
Jan
6uc
Mar
7" Vac
20c
Co Ltd—..
4.25
Jan
Jan
Jan
7c
5.50
——1
'1014
9.25
v
1
—
38c
'
5%c
14
1
Ltd—__
Gas
Copper Coru.
British Columbia Packers Ltd
16.30
1.65
-3.75
41c
—1
Apr
9%
3.75
*
Jan
4.35
6c
.
Jan
c
4.20
.1
common
_x.
Oil
10c
414
,
9»/s
-!■
Mining Corp Ltd
Raceway Inc
Warrants: -
Jan
25
,19
a
18%
30%
Ltd "A"
Gas
Gold Mines Ltd
Bonnets
900
12%
&
Bateman Bay Mining Co
Beatrice
Mar
3.50
14% Mar
3,871
Jan
Apr
7c
5
Co
1.00
50c
1
;
Jan
2%c Jan
Apr
Apr
Jan
3814
31% Mar
6%c
;__1
Ltd
6.65
39c
Feb
7c
•
Exploration
High
5.10 Mar
28c
2.70
5
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Mines
v
3.50
Mining—.1
Feb
Low
6.50
10c
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
a24c
31%
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines—.—1
11
46 %
Range
__
5
Dollars
Sales
Low
__1
...
Canadian
of Prices
'
—1
Minerals
in
Week's
Last
Sale Price
13
6%
,./
Expressed
Friday
,•>
Par
3.65
18
7.60
For footnotes, see page 45.
10
-
*
common.
,
25%
1614
.10
Canada——•
com
-
^
preferred
3.50
alu ib al6 iu
--50
Co——£1Mining
•
Imperial Oil
Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada commnn.9
6%
preferred
4.68%
Inland
50
2.45
•
Canadian
Hudson
Apr
18
certificates
Foods
24%
p
18 %
®'
$2 pfd...
4914
/.
Jan
18% Apr
2514 Mar
Feb
1,350
50
•
Howard Smith Paper
150
__
—1
Jan
8%
Jan
25
12
PiTtffeld——_—20c_
Hudson's. Bay
50
57 %
Ltd
Feb
25
Feb
•
24%
—
,
' 49%
6%
Worts
Mar
9%
Jan
18 % a 18%
a
——100
—
R
5614
__
v
••
Apr
2314
Co
56
Jan
53%
300
a58% a58%
___*
Oil class A
Home
&
(Canada)
Trans
Voting
Zellers
73
48
10%
•
65 Va Mar
2,385
7%
33
Feb
23
28
8
32 Va
-1
j—ji*.———
Int'l common.
Feb
1,015
50%
__
25
105% 105%
•____*
Co
//Warrants
Hardee Farms
31%
common..:..*
.
Feb
67%
_*
21% Mar
8%
18
100
—1
1%
*
Trust
.Voting
1927
Paper
Greater Winnipeg Gas Co
60
49Va
__*
—
Gooderham
&
Westcoast
12% Mar
Apr
13
620
—_*
Wares—
Goodyear Tire
Great
—J.
Feb
Apr
48
l_*
Mar
18%
24
—
.
—1
—*
common
514 Vo
1
Ltd
Belding-Corticelli
Gatineau
Fund—
Com
-
-
4814
•
Vendomatic Services Ltd class A
Vlau
53
6614
—•
Trans
12%
;•;*
;—•
Cos Ltd.—__—
Fraser
!
Jan
2514
Apr
102%
al8"«
5
—
A
Mar
6% Mar
8
1
———
/
10
...I.*
Jan
Jan
■
9%
25
common——
Corp
Fleerwood
class
;
—
Anglo-Nfld
_*
Enamel & Heating Prod class A———*
Famous Players Canadian Corp
•
Eddy
—•
Bank
Jan
Mar
9%
-*
Dupuis Freres class A
142
3214
*
Canada
"
Jan
a3.25
25
13
common
.
.
Jan
26%
20%
Ltd———
Bros
of
15%
Apr
•
Brewery
Pont
Apr
21%
preferred ————23%
Dominion Textile
Doriohue
11%
4,120
•
"
■7%
jUJ
22 %
common..*
Chemical
&
.
.
5014 Mar
Feb
46%
11%
21%
—,—s
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion Tar
3,710
11%
21 Va
*
Ltd—_—
48%
11 %
-•
Glass common
&
47
2.50
Steel common.*
Foundries
Ltd.'
Canada
414%
47
32 Va Mar
53
,
1
;•—
Jan
1214
14% Mar
Jan
29
87% Mar
Jan
4% Mar
3214 Mar
Feb
6%
3.85 Mar
Jan
Mar
12
14%
27%
22
8,596
10
Feb
814 Mar
685
31%
Jan
1,855
Traders
a6%
Feb
32
Apr
7%
22
Jan
a 614
45
30
280
22
2714
--
42% Mar
,10
.
,
1
Apr
19
..
Steinbergs class A
25
—
75
.
Feb
10,520
-
/ 30%
Jan
Jan
26%
320
Dominion
_r*
I_
..
Feb
39-% Mar
814
-2514
1214
6,435
.
.
Jan
43
235
/
a30% a30%
71/3
71/3
,
26%
78%
26
32
Corsets.
44
__
*
•
Apr
190
Toronto-Dominion
3.75
Dominion
44
50
com
18%
21%
6,057
Texaco
22%
pfd—'—
41
Apr
1,800
Jan
32
6%
4014
Mar
14V4
7,337
13,440
31
Jan
22
Coal
2214
22% Mar
105
>11
35
3.75
Dominion
21%
19% Mar
Jan
Mar
86 'A
160
1414
143/3
22
1514 Feb
2214
100
9%
Feb
Jan
10
8414
Jan
2
Mar
gg
160
190
—
Feb
11
10%
15
550
L
16
•
1,326
*
Apr
Apr
—*
1,500
..
Jan
84% Mar
10 Va
40
14%
—
160
-
Jan
11%
Jan
12 Vs
2,000
50c
Co.^.
160
3014
18%
•
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51/4
—*
11%
Apr
8%
79
Steel Co of Canada
31%
•
10
100
101% 101%
__
common.*
common—
160
1214
•
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100
———;—*
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common..*
pfd
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/
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Power
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65%
A
common
Water &
Inc'
Jan
1,656
4014
class
„Sherwin Williams ,oL Canada
;
Sicard
67%
*
Series A 4%
Jan
8
Foods
15 % Mar
Feb
Sons
Corporation
preferred
Apr
•
common
&
Lawrence
5%
Mar
3.75
Ltd
H)
Cemeiit
Lawrence
8
Jan
3.50
Jan
Co
(Hugh
22
Apr
66%
^
11%
Mar
8%
-•
—•
...——,—
6,155
12%
12% Mar
550
19%
-
Seagrams;.
11%
10%
34.450
10%
4.00
Petroleum
Jan
12'A
10%
514
Dominion Bridge
Apr
7%
6,295
1514
Distillers
1014
8%
4.00
Dome
Jan
Apr
Feb
80%
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
2214
Consolidated,Textile__
■
9 Va
5'A
8%
11%
Feb
25
5,475
79'A
*
15%
6%
5'A
8%
30%
Fancier., Franco-Canadian.
Crown Zellerbach class A—
514
80%
514
Credit
Jan
Apr
10
66%
*
22%
22
1314 Mar
10
30%
——1—
Coronation Credit''——,
20% Mar
21% Jan ;
25
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Jan
750
Rolland
A
51
500
Rothmans Co
class
Mar
15
Feb
3.50
„
45
22
Apr
Paper
Jan
a21
alOVa alOV2
__
•
common
Jan
37
a21
__
(James)
(Canada)
Jan
65
Feb
2114
15
Robertson
Apr
81B
Apr
31
375
-
Apr
52
-
>. 14%
__
..20
preferred
4614
25%
1
Glass
*
common
preferred
46
81% Mar
1514
"Consumers
Ltd
1958
Mar
—13
Ltd-—--;
46
common—
1961
■
355
614
85
3214
64%
10%
———-—
Co
6,310
56
32
Feb
20
Ltd preferrad._j.10
J)4—
7%
55
Apr
8
Enterprises-—-:—
614
32
__
Jan
1514
Combined'
6%
55
common..*
.—.——
Cellulose
Columbia
Jan
22 Vs
200
Cockshutt .Farms
•
Jan
56%
75
155
•
——*
Vlck'ers
Canadian
62%
Apr
595
20%
—10Ow
Canadian4 Petrofina
-
Apr; i
48
525
37%
Railway—--——125
Pacific1
56. ;
5,748
23
20%
preferred
Canadian
1,295
51
63
common.-^*
Companies
Canadian Oil
57%
48
• "
Apr
103
Jan
Feb
56 Va
48
100
Reitman's
28
57
Gas
Quebec Telephone
28%
•
..*
common.—.
Power
Jan
Feb
1
Ltd
76%
3714
Marconi, CO———
Canada—
Co
preferred
19%
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'> 8%'
of
&
Quebec Natural
Feb
Standard
Canadian
805
63
3714
common—
*
1
-
i
'
76%
Canadian International Power, com—_•
;
Jan
2,850
Jan
25%
Feb
74
-*
:-l
23
Jan
Apr
33%
—
Feb
40
Apr
2474
*
—i__———-i.
Jan
21
Jan
Jan
2.00
3314
—
Husky
55
35
30%
526
Hydrocarbons..—.——*
Imperial Bk of Commerc!_10
Canadian
23% Mar
Apr
400
600
22 Va
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A—50c
Canadian
62%
Jan
51
29
31%
•
Ltd
Jan
21
925
35%
Price
com—1014
class A pfd
57%
1,511
29
common
__
51%
Feb
21
—--25
Co
6,615
35%
Jan
37
Mar
35%
Placer Development
Feb
2214.
—.:
_
21% Mar
25%
16
•
series
$1.75
$1.00 series
•
88
Jan
Apr %
10
1,108
common
Feb
20
22
16
common_.__.L_-,—
Celanese
Canadian
77
1,825
Feb
3.40
310
V-180
:
23
Tubes..
Apr
18
Jan
22
Jan
32
new—t-i
Aluminum
51%
Jan
1714
22%
•
common
Petroleum /
Penmans
Jan
.Electronics
Breweries
Canadian
21%
51
15% Mar
18%
14
*
Canadian Bronze
21
Jan
43% Mar
14% Mar
12
•
Canadian
6214
Feb :> >
5,440
3
29%
common—
Aviation
21 %
6014
6214
42
23
30
29
Steamshin
87%
Apr >r.,!'W'31
32
Apr 5
15%
121
30%
Malting ——...I.
Canadian
•
Products
Page-Hersey
30%
Canada
87
Jan
28%
30
690
21%
Jan
Feb
1114
Apr
27 Va
Feb
10
10'A
14Va
Pacific
Feb
10
common
15.%
"v
111
22%
Jan
14
2914
2514
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a45
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23
37%
Feb
•
Canada
87'%
8%
1,990
1,216
28%
•
7% Apr
8% Jan
Mar
14%
Apr
20
common
preferred
^.5
23
14% Mar
4
/
Apr
1
33 %
31%
100
—
I
Corp
Jan
Jan
*
100
15%
Jan
20% Mar
,
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Steel
12
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21
11
7,525
2814
_
Feb
104%
!'-.V. 100.
28%
Feb
*
14
10214
•
—
:
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•
..
Jan
34%
;
Apr
24
Mar '/■
17%
320
L a45
•
22'A
22%
V, >
Apr
29
1,036 V/
8%
2714
————^.40
Steel
Quebec
Calgary Power common
27V4
28%
Jan
•
a2.00
31%
*
—
Ltd class A——*
26
•'
16%
14,631 '
1014
8% !:
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Ogilvie Flour Mills common—
Mar
4.75
14
*
—
9%
Jan
18 Vs May
-
Ontario
Jan
Jan
3.00 Mar
Power
-
al4% al4%
1
+
9%
Noranda Mines Ltd
Apr
Apr
51
875
B
22
^8%
\
Mar
Jan
Jan
16 Vs
Apr
21
10,565
13%
*
;
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21'A
,
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20%
2114
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12%
-
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pfd
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National
Apr
>.!/ 250' /
1,595
1,275
30
19%
10
common
nartic
class A
Montreal Trust—
a2.00
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•
•
Montreal
58% Mar
33
Mills Ltd class A
Building
20
19%
57% Mar
a6%
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Jan
Apr
52 %
9
Feb
Jan
a6%
10
54
55
13%
pfd
Jan
Feb
107 10814
7%
71/3
6%
Molson Breweries
17%
19
Mar
13%
22%
Apr /
i 25
18Va
107
/Preferred
48
*
Class B
Jan
53
•
6%
Jan
82
300
-•
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83%
Feb
10,193
s3.80
--
Apr
%
51
3.95
Jan
56%
55
*
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Plaster
Class
53
75%
17%
~-
Apr
75%
1,020
56
Power—•
&
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British
Brown
18%
pfd———50
Light
British
Bruck
18%
—K1
,
Mersey
Brazilian
Brockville
18'/a
50
Paper
Bowaters
British
617
Ltd
(Robt)
74
1,227
50
-25
5%
79
49*4
:—
..
-2,310
76%
78%
67
4914
*.
common—._*
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74
-
78 Va
25
6,040
5314
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Bowater
/
68%
67
14%
a21
2214
16%
30
100.
—
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*
2214
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514%
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10
preferred
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«
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Tel
33'A
1,250
151/
1,855
__
86
*
•
Apr
21
16%
Mar
1614
19
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11
1,603
19%
•
43
450
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78
880 >
100
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52
••••>
1714
v
15
1,490
18%
25
25
;
113/4
1814
*
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83%
2o
150
-
8214
•
...
Range Since Jan. 1
:"
18%
(M)
St
Shares
High
3
——
preferred
Ltd
for Week
11%
•
-
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lb
(John)
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*
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11%
common
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.
Ltd
Apr
Jan
Ltd
Low
10
pfd
51
175
45
50
:J.
Jamaica
Ltd
Sales
Range
of Prices
v.
5
35 - - Apr
'4714 Feb
2,825
■
53%
Glass
Lines
12% Mar
A50
53%
Pipe
47%
5,435
-19,278
49
50
—_
Iroquois
High
38%
4914
Argus Corp Ltd common
V,$2.60
25%
Interprovincial
Jan. 1
5,430
•
•
pfd__50
pfd
Anglo Can Tel Co 4% %
$2.90 preferred
t
25 Ve
—' —•
Ltd
Aluminum
Anglo-Canadian
.
Range Since
Low
-
Par
;;
Shares
-•
Algonia Steel
~
48%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
46
V
25
^
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46
STOCKS
Sales
:>.
Friday -*'
'
4
for Week
Low
•
v\
Dollars
Range
of Prices
Par
•
Canadian
Week's
Last
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended April 27)
Exchange
in
41
2,500
1.10
73i
4.35
8
5.25
8
Apr
93c
lie
Mar
1.12
Jan
214c Jan
15c
.
Apr
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Apr
16c
Jan
4Vac
Jan
Feb
29c
Jan
Jan
Apr
12
1114 Mar
13
Apr
33
35
Jan
814
6.90
4c
1.70
Apr
Apr
8.40
Feb
Jan
5c
Jan
Apr
2.71
Jan
1
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
f
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Pw
Chess
Mining Corp—
Chibougamau Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
1
Cleveland Cooper Corp
1
Compagnie
1
Miniere L'Ungava..
Consolidated New
Consol
t
Quebec
Pacific
1
Consumers
Gas
Co common
Credit
Provost
&
1
M-G
Denault
Dolsan
Inc
Limitee
Dome
Mines
A
A
A
class
East
> 5c
Jan
8,000
6c
6>/2e
17,000
2,000
62c
62c
40%
41%
5c
5c
19%
'5,090
1.24
10c
3 Vic Feb
3,847
5,000
19
-
5c ■> Jan
•>
62c
Apr
39%
Jan
4c
Feb
19
1.25
2,000
1.14 Jan
30c
34c
9,000
20c V Feb
12 Vi
5,320
11 Vi
14%
14
14y8
1,200
14
1.30
Apr
Apr
Mines
18
__
18
18 Vi
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325
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18
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Apr
8c
20%
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United
Van
Jan
13c
Der
24%
200
24% Apr
27%
Jan
35c
38c
11.500
35c
Mar
57c
Feb
61c
25,800
50c
Mar
87c
Feb
11%
1,000
61c
61c
25%
2*".
11%
10%
1
3bc
1
37c
23%
1
26 Vi
12%
1.
41c
24c
Mar
50c
Jan
45c
1.87
1.87
4on
1.68 Mar
lOc
9c
11c
14,000
4c
0%c Apr
11c
Fleet
4c
4c
•
28,000
2%c Jan
95C
95c
400
4c
4c
20,000
151
151
100
Mfg
__
__
Fontana
Ford
Mines
of
(1945)
Ltd
1
4c
Canada
__
Fort
Reliance
Minerals
Ltd
•
43c
43c
46c
1
lie
12c
18c
18c
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Glen
Lake
Golden
Mines
Silver
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Jockey
Club
Tnbilee
Class
B
Lambert
Class
(Alfred)
__
3.50
43c
Loblaw
1
A
Companies Ltd
class
Power
&
Marchant
Mflchprs
Co
87c
20% Mar
26
17%
19%
1.75
1.75
475
3.70
3.90
4,050
Distilleries
Limited
90c
Feb
8c
Apr
8,214
3.45
25.000
12c
15c
a8.40
5c
.5c
1,500
9%
225
4c
9%
20"
£<§>
11
Apr
3c
Feb
5c
10c
Jan
17c
9
350
8%
Apr
10%
Feb
9
200
9
Apr
10%
Feb
'
60
22%
20O
alO al0%
5%
5%
40c
60c
1,000
26c
28c
16%
600
7c
7c
a87
5%c
5%c
•
57%
57%
59
•
1.77
2.04
•
"7%
Vending
Co
Ltd
Cooling Semiconductors—
Newfoundland Lt & Pr Co Ltd
Jack Lake Uranium Mines
Co
Mines
7c
Jan
50%
Jan
Jan
13c
5%
13c 13 %c
5%
6%
2.90
5c
5c
12,067
Feb
43
5c
Jan
7c
26,000
14c
Feb
30c
47c
II,700
43c
31%
140
Apr
Apr
36
550
63,100
1,700
Pacific Atlantic Cdn Inv
"rights"
Mines
Ltd
Pembina Pipe Line Ltd common
5c
Mining Corp
Mining Co Ltd.
82
22c
16c
Feb
31%
*20c
64c
2.30 Jan
21c
3.50
Apr
5c
13,023
3c
be
,)an
8%
200
8%
Apr
9c
10c
10,200
7c
Feb
14c
6c
10,500
3c
Jan
7c
•
8%
Feb
7,500
48c
.Jan
88c
25
IOV4
Feb
10%
Feb
,6c
Apr
10c
29%
Mills
class
2.00
75%
Apr
53
53%
1,145
52y2
Apr'
6%
6%
6%
505
63A
Jan
9%
9Vz
9Vz
274
9%
Jan
30ys
32
577
29
20
20 y8
200
20
28
6.75
Jan
4%c
.
-
28
Quebec
Oil
Development
Quebec Smelting &
Ragland
Red
Nickel
Crest
Gold
Renold Chains
Jan
St
Lawrence
Lawrence
San
1
Mires
Canada
Ltd
A
Siscalta
Oils
<1957
Metals
Lands
t
"A"-
64c
4c
14%
Apr
400
2.25
Feb
2,800
1
6.95
6.80
7.10
2,000
1.20
-
1
pfd
46c
Ltd
I
*
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Ltd
see page
45.
1.25
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52
54%
54'A
54 V2
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6y8
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200
523/2
53
4.95
56,953
4.65
4.85
415
71
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285
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34 y4
19,818
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33
"
133/2
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13V2
25
53V2
63c
31,200
1,200
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16%
16%
9c 11 %c
110
110
33c
6.50
1,776
a65c
7c
6.35 Mar
1.60
500
>
205
16,000
22
Apr
7.40
1.83 Mar
8%
1.45
65c
46c
1.55
Feb
2.00
Apr
1.42
Jan
8
■
65c
16%
9c
110
Apr
9%
Mar
1.00
Stone.—.
Apr
Apr
-17%
24c
126
22,450
1.35
Jan
1.70
30c
Feb
47c
Mar
7c
Feb
14c
6.75
Feb
1,250
1.53
1.53
200
15%
15%
700
6.50
6.50
'
Apr
1.45 Mar
14
Jan
Canadian
8.25 Jan
1.75
Jan
157/8
Apr
B
2nd
22
Apr
Jan
14 V2
303
14
,14
788
12
2.60
31%
30%
5%
36%
Apr
8%
-
'
Feb
Feb.
3.60 Feb
Apr
100
3,292
16
P. 14'
5%'"
9
Jan
Jan
5% Apr
10%
Jan
22y2
J 22
22%
6,126
30%
30%
32
1,741
28
—
29
29%
158
28
Feb
29 V2
Feb
20
22
830
17 Ve
Jan
22
Apr
'A
26
755
24 'A
Jan
27
Apr
Feb
•
20
25 Vi
25
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8%
Feb
Apr
3.85
Jan
Apr
25%
Jan
33
8 Vb Mar
1.80
21%
347'8
36
500
24
25y8
9,542
22
88
88
89
32
Jan
Mar
85
L
36
Apr
Jan
30
25
10
25%
Jan
89
Apr
Apr
Mar
76
80
630
74
Jan
82
57%
435
51
Jan
57 3 4
;—
82
83
320
77
Jan.
89
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63
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120
58
Feb
64
Va; Apr
12% Mar
14
Mar
;
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13
'
50
22 V2
110
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44,830
10'/a
Apr
585
9'A
Jan
11,
2.65
Apr
3.65
2.65
Apr
3.50 Jan
2.65
,
2,90
;
2.65
2.65
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215
33y2
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8,325
1,405
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32'.
.
Jan
5%
Jan
3%
2.30
Jan
3.20
Apr
5%
80c
Jan
1.05
3.015
10%
8%
Apr
2,555
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130
55
1>382
5
1 40
Apr
2,200
20c —-7% r'i-
89c,
Jan
11%
L..100
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Apr
7,600
10'A
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50
3.15
71/8
3.15
3.40
4,100
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Apr
35 % Mar
Jan
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Jan
38%
10%
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Mar
6%
-
14%
Jan
*
36
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common
preierred
85c
1.25
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1.15
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V
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50
14%
Feb
Mar
Feb
Jan
Feb
8 %
Feb
Apr
•
10%
6
Apr
-'" Jan
50
Jan
7
3.15
.
Mar
Apr
Feb
4.25
Feb
:
r.
la
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12% Mar
10y4
,
Dock
Feb
10%
9%
>2^70
■
—
13% Mar
25 v4
10V2
14VA
common
Jan
22%" Apr
97/8
common—
-
•30%
825
Apr
10V2
-
Products
13
"12
%
22
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1
11V2
.
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860
53/2
9%
Apr
355
—
Gas
200
Jan
250
—
Warrants
*
4 Jan
2.60 Jan
Feb
97/s
8V4
common*
warrants
Food
56.'4
22 %
83A Mar
2^00
•
preferred
Canadian
1
200
8'A
—.__.12.50
class B_
•
warrants
Dredge
251
>400
1.80
common..—„
Aluminium
Celanese
'
'
97/s
8V4
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50r
Class
Jan
9
'
10
Preferred
>
50%
:
Feb
■,'57%
Canadian Curtis Wright
Feb
3,500
3,000
20% Mar
31V4
<
"
Canadian
7c
Jan
5V2
^
Warrants
Canadian Collieries
Feb
20
2.60
*
—
Jan
Jan
245
14
31%
A____
..........
Apr
Jan
14 y4
1.80
preferred • -1^—25'
Canadian Chemical
Jan.
36c
•
Canadian
Jan
Feb
23
14 y4
-Canadian Canners class A!
'
Apr
"'18
Jan
•
Aviation
A
Class B
Jan
4.75
Apr
4.00
Jan
Jan
_•
Breweries
Class
12
15 V4
25%
22V2k 22%
__
—100
British
Jan
4,485
"2,145
•
Foundries common
Canadian
Jan
Jan
Jan
37%
13.247
14
Sugar
Cable
Apr
6%
>86
17
'
20
Wire &
4:95
.4%} Feb
Apr
33
-Apr.
71
•
Lines
Canadian
53% Mar
3.00 Mar
13%
'
__
1
Feb
Jan
27%
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.
9
25
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53 V4' 53y2
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-10
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'
16%
27%
20
51
Feb
543/2
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27%
16%
;
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6%
625
: '3.75
72
*
52
58% Mar
'
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; 4.65
'
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Steamship
Canada
Apr
29
Feb
*
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Jan
Apr
Apr•
Apr
——.
Apr
Jan
21
50 y4
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Malting
Apr
Feb
32
,
55 Vs
common
Canadian
500
4.15
Canada
Apr
Apr
Jan
•9%
80
*
...
Permanent
2.70
Apr
2.00
8
7c
15
1.15 Mar
46c
j.60
48c
4,900
4.10
8%
100
•
1.15
2.00
.'T*
.
1
Jan
700
Supertest
footnotes,
38c
Jan
Feb
-
Jan
'
Mar
370
50
preferred
Canada
63 V*
•58
16,804
;
Canada Packers class
Canada
18%c Mar
2%c Mar
15
33c
Petroleum
Jan
51c
2
Mines
Feb
2.40
eteep Rock I» -l Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
For
5,500
12c
48c
1
Services
Gold
500
3c
3.25
2V2c Mar
2.40
•
Duiiult Mines Ltd
Southern Canada Power 6%
Standard
62c
14%
*
3
l
Ltd
Ltd
South
Spartan Air
Warrants
62c
2%c
1
Ltd
Sobey's Stores
14,800
_•
;
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Development
Sherritt-Gordon Mines
e
4,000
16c
48c
Diversified
Gold
class
Ltd
Raueon
Shop & S«'
3c
14c
•
Columbian
Antonio
3c
14H
1
Ltd
1
Ruby Foo's Enterorises
Warrants
St
Ltd
Refining
Mines
75%. Jan
Apr
Apr
28
.
__
43A%
67 y4
51%
Dry Dock class A
Canada Iron
,
?eb
2.75 Feb
567/a
Preferred
Jan
35c
Jan
7
.
Jan
_:
Cut
'
2.00 Apr
74%
B
class
Apr
5%
Apr
51 y*
Enterprises——
Calgary Power common
Canada Cement
Jan
Jan
33%
V.
Jan
6 "
18-
9%
Crushed
Jan
6,100
130
4.90
1,895
•
class
Foils
Apr
71,200
2.00
28%, Jan
4,575
Products
Ltd
Dominion
21c
32c
5
3,722
.*
Canada
71
4.25
2,225
6
9%
21 3. Jan
Jan
50
A
Canada
44%
75
24c
.4,674
5.00
6
"
23'A
Apr
1.S0
Apr
1.05 Mar
200
553/8
——
Mar
20
3.75
30%
4.90
8
1,800
-
183A
Burns
Jan
71%
26c
26
56
——
Canada
3.75
1.10
68%
common
Jan
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields
Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
1
505
1.10
>25%
__
5.00
,•
Forest
Bullochs
Apr
II,500
49
Jan
76%
Cabol
7c
Jan
54%
6
Corp ex-dist_*
Burrard
88c
71
Jan
18%
Sugar
Feb
12%
a46% a46%
52V*
.67V4
74>A
Power
Apr
Apr
6c
__
Feb
155
18%
Columbia
Class B
Jan
10
_
55%
53
74y4
Columbia
Bruck
Mar
85c
50
49%
51V2
Oil
Brooke Eond preferred
Brown
Company
Feb
6c
13%
Jan
Feb
53
_50
British Columbia Telephone.
Brockville Chemical preferred
Feb
85c
9% Mar
5o
44
51
"
£1
Preferred —
Jan
15c
48% Mar
435
,67%
Columbia
Jan
10V2c
40
1,449
—
20
Apr
Apr
53
•
•
Feb
-
55
9
British
Mar
57
49%
10%
28
common
Feb
55
Jan
55
8%
common
—
American
Jan
83c
v
52
10V2
.
-
Paper
Apr
*3.05 Feb
48
—
.*
————
Jan
50
..
Jan
-
Jan
25
;
8%
British
Feb
10%
50
pfd—
47
10%
British
Feb
Apr
6.50
Apr
6,000
1,100
280
55
11
29%
Jan
*
;
Corp 5% preferred
preferred
5 % %
Mar
1
1st pfd
Co
Telephone
Bowater
Bowater
1
of Canada—
57
——
Preferred
Bell
Apr
1
.
55
52%
.
Building
3c
52
—
„
Feb
57c
5.65 Mar
8%
10c
1
Pitt
Jan
Jan
5%c
2
Pitt Gold
72
10 %c
9%c 10 %c
1
1.25
A
British
43c
26c
,
Lumber
Class
Feb
Apr
31%
6.00
Beaver
Apr
common j:
A_
Bx-ight (T G)
17c
3 25
45c
150
—*
——
Jan
Jan
15c
21c
700
54
48%
common
14%c
11c
8,000
6.00
55c
53%
* "
Bowaters Mersey preferred..
Brazilian Traction common
Bridge Tank common
19c
3.25
53c
53%
Jan
53 % "Apr
Jan
*
i
'
Apr
.Apr
22% Feb
10
Paper
Apr
18c
47c
1.55
Feb
9 60
25
1©
&
Jan
50
1
Power
4.05
37,100
*
22,200
'•
Feb
30
4.30
Jan
80
17c
47%
•
2.70 Mar
22c
1
3,520
1.85
*
A
Class
1.40 Mar
107/b
80
1
49
1.75
A_
2.75
,
48V2
1.85
—l;
-
class
Beatty Bros
9% Mar
1.60
16c
•
2nd
60
Feb
10
5,895
6.00
part
97c
900
23%c
cum
Jan
Class
Jan
50
1
cum
1.05
75c
7,100
3,500
487/8
_10l
Montreal:
Feb
al0% al0%
3.70
A
Nova Scotia
Mar
Apr
2.75
100
50
Wire—
of
9c
Feb
2.70
25
common
of
Jan
7
3.40
25
10
Bank
f
66c
3.50
25
8%
Feb
"72
u
47%" Jan
100
20,148
.•
class
Bank
Jan
5c
8,570
9
Jan
Jan
24
-
..
Jan
,21%
.
Feb
lo
*
i
Jan
:
17%
108
;
Feb
7.50
26%
50
Feb
25%
80
66
^50
-
Mar
Apr
Apr
25
„
__
Bathurst
5c
51
110
..
.
20% Jan
Jan
Apr
747
Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
non
1.02
17
200
48%
Jan
83/4
Class B
Jan
16%
500
2.75
'
Jan
Feb
Jan
108%
274
7.85
Jan
1.30
2.30
25
——
Standard
Ltd
35f
80
Paudash
6%•
Apr
12,200
•
49 %
-
70%
7.85
"
Feb
2.85
-
12 i Apr
106% Feb
-
1,460
70%
__
.105
>
1.85 Jan
710
23%
•
Feb
31% AprR' f. 36%
174
23%
Feb
Apr
.24
>
1.05 Mar
■-
185
3,127
v
7.85
*
preferred—
Acceptance
Jan
18c
Northwest Industries Ltd
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
4%%
50
10
Ltd.
Products Ltd class A
Place Oil & Gas Co Ltd
Porcunine Prime Minps Ltd
1.53
Apr
Ltd—1
Ltd
American Rare Metals Ltd
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com
Power Corp
Apr
110
127/8
•
12%
Apr
26
15
2.35 Mar'-
25
Electric
Autofab
66c
•
North
Pennbec
Auto
Jan
1.18
1
New
Opemiska
Jan
6
66c
•
Mines Ltd
Amulet
12
1.14
25c
Needco
West
Jan
Feb
1
__
New
7%
">
-
Steels—
1
•
Exploration
Atlantic
Atlas
22 %
82,885
Newrich
Jan
Feb
Associated
7,712
48%
:
98% Mar
J
6,277
107V4 107%
'.17
>18
-23%
,
—
lie
Mar
2.20
32-V4
108%
_•
common
—
Hardware
Class B
2.00
31%
<
107Vi
:
—
'
,Tc»n
3,025
1.78
Ashdown
Feb
13%
I,000
500
-*
51%
9%
100
3,440
1.10
50
B
Apr
65c
19,000
a87
1
6c
10
2.45
1.10
12%
preferred
Jan
40c
200
101
2.35
Jan
..
12% Mar
22% Jan
,
53c
Jan
14,000
16
101
2.40
10
Controls
4 90
2,000
70c
1
Corp Ltd
Class
Feb
15%
855
1
High
Jan
24%
11,695
101
38%
355
15
24
2.00
v '
Range Since Jan.
8,789
25%
Argus Corp common$2.50
25
being
one
Low
483/4
14%
31%
first
OILS.
Shares
23%
—10
preferred
10
51,460
9%
70c
27%
84c
The
and
High
46
100
Credit
4%
Co
6c
440
43c
22%
Jan
3%cMar
u"70c
Apr
lie
Jan
•
Dollars
147/8
—100
—
Ltd
64c
45
69
5%
Apr
Apr
15
100
22%
Low
25%
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anthes Imperial class A
;-+
Jan
"
parts.
23%
Warrants
Apr
2,500
1,000
1
Ltd
Mar
10,700
Pleasant
Automatic
12
13c
15
Jan
for Week
of Prices
46
•
—
Bldg
Aluminum
Apr
4%c
Corporation
Petroleum
26
4C
41,200
•
Minera's
Algonquin
10% Mar
625
11
Jan
~6c
^7c-
Sales
Range'
—5
Algoma Steel——
Feb
J-an
150
26
65
•
6Vic Feb
MINES
Week's
Last
—
—
Analogue
Mount
National
6c
two
the
Canadian
•
common
-1—
Warrants
22%.Apr
Moore
Formaque
Feb
list
in
_•
common-.
Preferred
Mar
Jan
Apr
48
26c
National
10%
Mar
15%
71c
1
Native
25c
Apr
into
second
Expressed
—25
—
Central
4%%
9%c
5
Mussens Canada Ltd
52c
Algoma
1.20 Mar
48
Mining Corp of Canada LtdMinnesota & Ontario Paper Co
New
Apr
8.40
Apr
Jan
8
Ltd
Are
•
Class B preferred—
Alberta Natural Gas-
I,700
22%
•«
Jan
Exchange
segregated
100
Class A preferred.:
Class A warrants
75c
64c
70c
Corp
are
•
Voting trust—
9,950
9%c
1
Mining
Shown
——i
Aluminium
15
Mining Corp Ltd
Mirt-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
Murray
Maf
12,500
'
^ :
>
Jan
64c
—
Alberta Gas Trunk
4.50 Mar
Jan
6c
50
a22% a23%
•
Mines Ltd common
2c
1,000
8c
.
$2.60 preferred
Warrants
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Mount Wright Iron Mines Co
9,500
68c
Warrants
1.74 Jan
11c
Feb
28c
13,000
a8.40
20
2%C
67c
Alberta Distillers common
Feb
400
1.12
3c5 Jan
—
A
Preferred
Jan
11,350
•
Ltd
1.80
5.50
9c
If
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Mcnpre Mining Co Ltd
Jan
1.03
1.09
""
Apr
4%'dvJan
7%c
Atlantic Sugar common-
Class
Jan
3.40 Mar
7c
70c
com
Island
1.25
1.28
Apr
1.03
43c
2,000
2,500
Jan
3.35 Mar
14c
58%
4%c
67c
-
Feb
Mar
9
5
Chipman_
Acadia
Jan
300
38c
r 015J8
Jan
7V2c
STOCKS, and the
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Preferred
Feb
1,200
9%c
Ltd
39c
6,000
3.65
175
i.30
.
Jan
—1
Friday
Apr
25
1
Mines
8.55
1.10
1
Ltd
preferred
Merrill
5CO
17%
3.50
2.90
"8c
2%C
Sale Price
29%
l9
•
•
Mining
Mines
1.00
Feb
Jan
Apr
3%c
--
Mar
Jan
4%c
,2%c
4t)c
Apr-i:"O'^:i.80
:—_•
INDUSTRIALS
3%c Jan
Jan
13c
Paper Co cl B-2.50
Mclntyre-Porcupine
7%
4c
_•
Maple Leaf Mills
Jan
17%
11
1
A
3c
26
23%
25
•
MacLaren
Mercurv
22%
1
B
Massval
1.12
1
Copper Mining Co iLtd
Corp of Canada Ltd
Class
__
1
Lamontagne Ltd class
Lithium
__
1
B
Lingside
100
9%
1
"A"
Inc
3,000
Apr
.
Labrador Acceptance
Corp class
Laduboro Oil Ltd
'
Feb
23c
7c
Mines
1
Exchange issues
Prices
Feb
23c
9,100
__
Zinc Mines Ltd—
Toronto Stock
INDUSTRIAL
Apr
10% Jan
__
Gold
58%
Jan
Apr
3%c
—
\
Apr
19c
Apr
1.75
3.70
•
&
Lead
' 57c
Jan
Feb
__
1
Kontiki
*
Jan
rights
Kerr-Addison
4c
54c
23%
•
warrants-
Max
27c
11 Vic
113,275
__
5
Cnrp
58%
—.
1
Feb
Mar
10
9,503
Toronto Stock
The
Jan
30c
•
Keely-Frontier Ltd
9c
3.80
'Yo3/i
T 23
4
Apr'
1.40
700
8c
Apr
71c
74
3.35
Mar^," v
;
Apr
Jan
'10c
■
27%cMar
"
Mar
1.75
1
Ltd
Iron
8c
168
23c
2.50
Mines Ltd
Feb
Mar
i.70
♦
Hudson's Bay Oil <fc Gas Ltd
Chemicals Can Ltd
International Helium Ltd
3C
29
10Vi
2,800
Mar
s ••
6.24 Mar
25% Mar A v ; 30; ',: Feb
^
900
-
3.25
,
3c
29
10%
^
-
8c
_1
——
Jan
30c
10%
•
80c
; >
<
; Apr
5.15
150
5,603
—
-*
Ltd
Mines
36c
1.40
2.75
14
20%
100
alQal0%
—
1
—
1.15 Mar
1.73
1
Inland
Iso
__
______
Ltd
Hastings Mining & Develop——
Hollinger Cons
__
1
Age Mines
-•
Par
1
Ltd
Giant Yellowknife Gold
3%c
2,500
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Geco
10
Ltd-
Associates
1.90 Jan
Jan
150
16,200
18c
75c
16,500
lie
•
Fundy Eay Copper Mines
Futurity Oils Ltd
Ltd
Westville
5%cMar
& Exploration Inc
Ltd
Ltd
72c
■—
—
;35c
Apr
1
Mines Ltd
Co
35c
1.40
—
*
High
Jan
4V£e Jan
•
V '
2,195
,
l9c
^ 38c " Apr'- *' f ?57c
-lOVirfj Jan5 *'■*'■- 15%c
217/8"1,250
5.15''6.15
36c
—
-♦
Properties
Electric
14% '
21%
:
Mar
22c
"^14
•
5.15
;
"
103
-
25%; 25% 1
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd-Westburne Oil Co Ltd—
Feb
1
Metal
14
;
Virginia Mining Corp——t
Weedon Mining Corp —^—.—
Feb
Apr
91,100
o
_
37c
Jan
10%
;•
**21%
——1'
—
Hout
Ventures
Feb
24Vi
35c
Fano Mining
Fab
8c
9c
Ltd—
Towns
15,500
35,500
3.50
common—• !
Ltd
83,800
54,200
•
t :'8c
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Jan
24%
Ltd
Obalski
Oils
Ltd
30c.
57c
llcl2%c
"B"—
Corporations
United
Apr
'
Line—
Ltd
United
Jan
1
Ltd
Pipe
28c
■
Range Since Jan. 1'
;
' ^Low
High
50c-
.
-
Shares
—3.50
Ltd—
_
•
Corp
Oil
Mountain
United
Feb
15
-1
Freezers
28c
.
.
Low
•
;
for Week
of Prices
—lie
.
United
Mar
13
Canada
Trans
Jan
40c
Ltd-—.
Exploration Ltd
Union Gas of Canada
United Asbestos Corp
Jan
22
-1
-1 >56c
—■
Mines
Trans
Jan
Ltd
Mines
Mines Ltd—
Sales
>
Range
,
--..i.•
Par
.
.
Lake
Tazin
Tib
Jan
5c
Mar
11%
_
j
44
:f1
Tache
Apr
90c
♦
|
Talisman
Feb
7c
'
,•
Mines
Sullivan
Jan
12
1
Ltd
Nickel
3 Vic
3,500
30c
.
Dominion Oilcloth & linoleum Co Ltd.*
Drummond Weld class A
•
Dumagami
Apr
4c
19Vi
J
Dominion Explorers Ltd
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
Dumont
Apr
14c
6c
—
1©
Ltd
Mines
5%c
Jan
1
class
class
Jan
9c
5
Copperstream Mines Ltd
Couvrette
4c
500
4c
40Vi
•
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
1,000
13C
5%c
—
•
Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
High
4»/ac
Week's
Last
Sale Price
.
Low
6c
.
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—
_
-
1.5©
Ltd
Shares
i3c
__
Friday
^
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for Week
4y2c
__
1
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd__
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Low
.
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended April 27)
Sales
Sale Price
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t
Volume
Number 6155
195
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
't.
,:
Week's
Sale Price
>
.y
of Prices
Par
Electric
General
Low
common—50
36%
«—__28
Preferred
,
39
f
__
General Securities class A__*
17'%
Class B"
Canadian
Canadian
1
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Long
Canadian
Marconi
$5
8
ft
Oil
Canadian
66Va
66%
10%
13 Va
13%
13%
40
*
"
_•
Railway:
;
30'/a
Common
313/4
26%
12%
14%
17%
26%
18%
35
35
«
.46%
27%
18
18%
>
5%%
L--
preferred
Chateau
20
Wlnqs—
K
P
1
Cochrane Dunlop _'
Columbia Cellulose
Combined
Consolidated
Bakeries
Consolidated
Building
;
;
Consolidated
.*
;—•
;
Class B preferred
Credit
Coronation
Cosmos
Crain
(R
Crown
Trust
Crush
A
Estate
Ltd
Coal
Dominion
Electro
Tar
Jan
8
Apr
11%
Jan
$2
Jan
16
Jan
Lawson
7%
Jan
Feb
10,415
106
25
Jan
Laura
109
$1.25
Levy
Class
Loblaw
Jan
11
Jan
Class
13%
Feb
2.10
Apr
Apr
15%
15%
15%
130
13 Va Mar
95c
95c
95c
100
85c
58
58%
100
53
Feb
60
9
93/8
1,404
8
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
108
16
1.00 Mar
Jan
46 %
46%
483A
4,400
gs
98
98
21%
22%
1,500
2,590
125
21%
98
126
35
125
117
Mar
Apr
3.60
50
Feb
Mar
4.05
Jan
13 y4
7.30
7.30
450
4.50
Feb
62'A
613/4
64%
5,106
613A
Apr
67% Mar
7%
7%
7%
730
Dupont Co „——•
Trust
Eddy Match Co..a—:——
Eddy Paper class A
2
(M)
Mcleods
class
Macmillan
A
Apr
8
C Canadian
P
.17
3,387
16
Jan
18% Mar
56
75
55
Feb
56
Mar
Monarch
313/4
32%
1,041
28
Jan
33
Mar
Monarch
49
Knitting
49
25
46
Feb
50 y4 Mar
Montreal
Locomotive
33%
33%
155
32
Feb
34% Mar
Montreal
68%
75
430
65% Mar
75
Moore
23
25%
2,775
Jan
Apr
25%
Midwest
Federal
Class
Ford
Corp
Feb
Jan
18%
183A
1,770
16%
Feb
19
Apr
Neon
27 Va Mar
33
Apr
Niagara
Wire
6
Jan
Noranda
Motor Co (U S)„——
Ford
(Charles)
Apr
Feb
Northern
.10
131
46 V2
Jan
57% Mar
Northern
Quebec
97c
3,688
66c
Jan
1.15 Mar
21%
Jan
25% Mar
120
Jan
175
Jan
Northern
5%
preferred
150
195
13%
725
11%
Jan
14 % Mar
243A
253A
1,000
243A
Apr
28%
3.70
1,770
Apr
4.10
Jan
Ocean
19
1,200
Jan
20 y4
Jan
Ontario
4.75
Apr
V
3.35
4.75
149
'Apr
31% .31%
1,560
100% 100%
3.40
18
25,805
100%
.100
115
3.25
Jan
General
Dynamics-
Steel
&
B
80c
common.:—.—•
Great
Lakes
Power
Warrants
11
12%
91%
45
148
330
7
6%
7
435
6%
7%
8
125
6% Mar
Gas
...
Warrants
B
18%
19%
3,790
16%
163/4
17
29,387
16%
7.00
7.10
1,450
9%
9%
10
2,365
..50
47%
47%
47%
OJ
2.35
2.35
2.35
800
3.10
3.10
3.20
2,885
3.50
3.50
100
63/a
6%
625
6%
*—4-.-——'
warrants.—
___—
West Coal class A
Great
GrfeateT
Winnipeg
Voting
6%
Gas
16%
Jan
Greening Industries..——~—.
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
'
6.30
8%
Page
Penmans
Jan
Mar
Hardee
1st
Cotton
12%
Apr
Jan
Power
Jan
8
preferred
Phantom
Harding
Carpels
Hees
(Geo
Hinde
Quebec
Hi
8.10
Jan
Jan
Huron.
Imperial Tobacco
6% preferred :
Industrial
2%'r
preferred
4% V preferred
1,590
16%
Jan
20 '
54
Jan
66
Apr
22
Feb
25
•
Industrial
Inglis
____
Minerals
(John)
.
-.2
130
8%
5,050
10
105
Apr
12%
1,005
12
Apr
55.9
25
Apr
12 %
Natural
common.
_____
International
Minerals
Nickel
For
footnotes,
78
3,820
?i 25
75
591/2-
60
15%
—
111
Apr
24%
Revenue
53
135
15%
f
:
15%
15%
6%.
:
;•.
98
1
4.50
..
-10
5
t
17V21
•V
i
Robertson
-50
48
79
•__
see page
26
45.
Jan
57%
59%
19%
20%
19'%
1
90
8,407
60
Jan
60'/a
19%
3,485
16V4 Jan
19 Va
20%
110
37
40
,
97
20
Feb
95
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
Apr
Feb
21% Mar
105
Jan
15
15%
Apr
13%
1,075
12% Jan
13%
Jan
63%
8,843
57%
Jan
63%
19'/2
Apr
Apr
Feb
30
Apr
15
300
;
13%
Jan
6.25
200
18
18
250
17
Jan
81'%
81%
82
96
81
Mar
—*
12
12
12%
200
37
46%
22%
36
Feb
50% Mar
'
5.80
10%
Jan
7.25 Jan
Apr
39
Jan
24
250
21
Mar
24
Apr
125
10
125
Apr
128
32'/4
32
33
1,650
29
9
525
Mfg
(A
V)
Apr
Apr
Ltd
Pall
of
Bank
of
Oil
Preferred
(Hugh)
Mar
Russell
Industries
St
Lawrence
6'%
6%
1.75*
55
55
St
Lawrence
Jan
Li
Maurice
Jan
Salada
60% Mar
52 y4
Jan
Jan
3.20
Jan
9,140
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
1,140
1.50
Apr
2.60
Jan
908
>
62%
Apr
51'/2
Apr
64'/a
Jan
/fi'V
Jan
175
6
Mar
11%
410
11
Mar
11%
Jan
9%
100
8'/4
Feb
10 V\
Apr
.—53
50%
50%
50%
270
50%
Apr
50%
Apr
12%
12%
200
12'/a
Apr
14%
5%
•5%
2,430
5
Apr
6
Mar
Apr
—*
5'/4
——•
20%
22 Va
22%
15'%
15%
15%
__'
*
.__*
23%
Jan
15%
Apr
Apr
14'/a
258
:8%
Jan
12
14 '/a
Apr
16%
110
14%
;
19'/a Mar
20
20
6
6%
5'%
5%
6%
10,443
80
80
80
35
6
•
?
11%
11%
—10
8%
—10
80'%
8%
79%
80%
•*
12'%
12 Va
12%
25
•
10'%
10'%
18
14%
•
18
25
A
Jan
9
700
11
•'.L
—*
Apr
21%
25
*
11
14'/4
20'/a
350
v
22%
*
—*
:
200
20%
20
A
Jan
20%
i
2.250
6
5y4
i-
1,140
Mar
7'/4
Jan
87
Jan
11
8% Mar
Jan
11%
Apr
1,900
11%
Feb
Mar
8
Apr
80
Feb
20
Apr
10 Va Mar
Jan
79
Jan
84% Mar
450
12
Apr
16y8
Feb
25
135
23%
Jan
25
Apr
10%
1,500
10'/a
Apr
11'/a Mar
19%
133,265
11'/a
Jan
19'/a
18
425
15%
Jan
19% Mar
5,727
.:
.
17% Mar
class
A
;
18
Jan
6%
Apr
Jan
/
Jan
19% Mar
95c
1.05
3,850
14%
15%
11,497
8.30
8.50
1,080
16'%
16%
16%
100
4.50
4.50
1,235
10%
11 Va
10,987
——
1.50
1.50
1,110
21%
1,400
19%
Apr'
22
Mar
26
26
50
25 Va
Jan
28
Apr
47 y2
Jan
1.45 Mar
1.86
r
60
89
'
Feb
*
class
A
*
Apr
S
K
10%
common.*
22
D
Somerville
Southam
8.30
15
106
Mar
1.25
Mar
Feb
Jan
Apr
19
Jan
Apr
12%
Jan
16%
Mar
Feb
5.50 Jan
4.50 Mar
10
Apr
11%
Jan
21%
Jan
21%
22%
11,509
Apr
26'/a
24%
275
23 Va Mar
27 y2
Jan
40%
40%
175
39'/a Mar
42%
Jan
Mar
48%
Feb
Jan
44
35
44
40
class
•
12'%
12%
12%
468
12%
Apr
14
—-——*
Dairies
30'%
30%
31%
3,471
27%
Jan
32% Mar
Jan
12%
Feb
14% Mar
A
—•
Manufacturing
Jan
14 »/4
24%
20
—- -
,
20
-
12%
12%
13 Va
13%
19%
20
1,650
1,855
-
822
50
Industries .preferred
-—
12%
13'/4
*
common
Preferred
Feb
81c
50
50
Power
i-
Steel
100
—*
Water &
Simpsons Ltd
Slater
——
Arts
A
20
96c
14'/4
common
Holdings
Silverwood
101% 101%
100
Warrants
Scythes
18
——1
Class A preferred
Class
B
preferred
6% Mar
V
•
Class
78 Va Mar
6%
11
9%
Ltd
Shawlnigan
Jan
6%
9%
Corp class A pfd
Jan
■
9%
Apr
2.35
•
Gas——
Foods
Apr
340
Feb
55
Feb
Jan
1,445
'5
57
—•
Feb
10,754
8
530
7%
1.55
3,125
8%
2.60
-
Cement
6%
843/a
28
21%
—2
class
4.60
50%
Apr
57%
—
Russell
98%
79
25%
8
common
Apr
48
25
8,155
-
•
Canada
Feb
5%
28
2.35
—100
Mall—,
Jan
18y2
37'/a Mar
56%
common——-
97
210
10%
Jan
8
-
Royalite
Apr
Can
Seven
2,015
25%
Apr
32 '/a
2.35
Preferred (1956)
.100
Holland Paper class A-—*--—....,» v*\;
Apr
53A
Jan
Apr
7%
50
28
28
——•
53%
19%
Mar
685
57%
Robin Nodwell
Apr
16 y4
9
36
*
common—
53 %
200
Feb
Jan
8%
——1
class
20 J
v/
8'/a
34% Mar
Jan '
8
*
Selkirk
17%
23
34'/a Mar
36
.<■
•
—
Jan
5
21%
-
8
1.55
34 y4
3.60
/
20o
Gas
Apr
11
22'%
*
—
Apr
5,880
8%
1.2B
—
preferred ——_—
$6 class A preferred
Apr
153
Apr
5%
i
50
23
125
—
6
19%
:
37%
24
1
*
———•
Ore
29
1,730
Mar
125
36
1,700
5%
Jan
T3
Jan
*
common
7,290
4.60
Apr
100
_;
53%
1
10
11%
83'/4
—•
6%
•r ^
•
18
4.10 Mar
Apr
15 Va
6,246
2
common
2nd
Royal
19 %
-25
77
8'/a Mar
30%
29
•53%
5%
105
60%
common—
Yarns
Apr
26
Jan
-1
86'%
17%
12%
Gas
Bldg common
Rothmans
17 "
Feb
130
5
Mar
12'%
Properties preferred
Riverside
1.75
Jan
.71
98
15
62'%
Chemicals
Jan
54
•
Apr
8,674
4.60
828
*
26
3.30 Mar
1
141
100
15%
——*
A
12%
Mar
483/4
Powders
International
16
3.70
25
41c
52'/a
465/a
1.50
Bronze
400
3.50
.-r
60
.20
Preferred
6,300
54
138%
Warrants
International
Apr
12J/8 Jan
Apr
138%
.
preferred-
Gas
16
1.40
-
6%
i. 46%
:
Preferred
-
25
6%
3.60
...
Inland Cement Co
Inland
243/4
,50
11
86'%
57%
Apr
Feb
15
Preferred
Feb
1,675
29
:
15'/4
10
1,289
Revelstoke
5
...
,
15'/4
Apr
433
9%
Apr
19
63%
4.86%
n
*
Reid
Mar
7
66
18%
65
common.
n
15%
9%
3.90
Feb
*
common
Acceptance
u
Jan
12% Mar
9%
3.00 Mar
Class
Feb
>
4,070
1
Jan
10
—
13y4
45
48'/4 Mar
3.50
253/,
20
—2
12'%
31 Va
Feb
50
Apr
4.30
16
•
Jan
Apr
41
204
2.30
Jan
—~.—•
Assurance.-...^
12'%
•
Litho preferredReitman class A
3.80
53
Life
Oil
Imperial
j31
28%
3,010
Jan
500
1.00
Erie
Imperial
281
20%
3.05
4.25
25
72
45
50%
Apr
Jan
.
29
44
31%
2.25
6.25
'
28%
44'
.
19%
Reichhold
105% 105%
,
5'v9'/4 Jan
*
50%
52% Mar
Apr-
20c
Apr
Rapid Grip Batten common
Jan
4.50
■oJ
1
27'/a
31%
10
25
1.15
Hughes Owens Co preferred————25
336
19'%
Feb
4.50
♦
Home <S: Pittfield—__!
28'%
31'%
Jan
43
4.50
a—i—*
Co—
27'%
_•
Preferred
17% Mar
Drilling-—
Tower
&
Apr
Jan
Jan
.17% Mar
.25
Hi
Jan
8'/4
Products
Natural
19% Mar
Jan
Dauch
<5c
1.75
100
40/"
Industries
19%
Jan
12%
Preferred-
Apr
2,100
8'/4
Debenture
&
Iron
Apr
15
7-»A
——
Apr
2.15
1.90
-50
Corp
Jan
15%
-100
—
Apr
12%
8'/4
Warrants
1,498
,
12%
Apr
1.75
—^
Apr
2,745
24%
common—
common.*—
Jan
—
common
Premium
7Ma Mar
Apr
*
Farms
Feb
11
11 '/a
1.75
—
Credit
Peoples
Roe
Hamilton
23
300
28%
Jan
10
3,975
—•
Natural
Pipeline
91 %
162
Apr
163A
v
2.50
Apr
12%
.27%
Feb
40'/a- Apr
Feb
12%
*
—
Pembina
Feb
163/4
18%
.10
7'/a
Feb
22
Power common——•
preferred
Hersey
Feb
16%
c-
.4.25
—
410
*
Wholesale
60%
16%
———;.-i
2,530
12%
•
B—
Overland
16%
r
7%
22'%
111%
Jan
6.25
Steel
Oshawa
4.50
trust
19c6 warrants
6.50
—1
common.
—
warrants
9%
17
'•
7'/2
2.20
100
Loan
Jan
95c
87% Mar
147
18%
common.
6U0
12%
•
Utilities
Cement
37%
12% Mar
Jan
147
—i-.
Northern
Preferred
C
12,240
58c
'
Paper..—______
Feb
2.50
Jan
Mar
14'/8 Mar
Apr
37%
:•
16 Va
Jan
104'/a
12'%
Preferred
38%
<
Jan
91%
_
Class
2,800
Jan
147
-*
1.
Lakes'
Class
80c
1
Jan
.i
55%
91%
;
•
Great
Great
852
80c
.
ll'A
30
3f>
59%
11%
,—.—10
12 Va
345
200
*
—
Northland
103%
Mar
8
Preferred.———
Goodyear Tire Canada
Gordon Mackay class A—
Class
100
1,105
32
56
56
Drilling cl A—50c
Wares
123/a
32
-1%
'
General Petroleum
12
..1
.w_;
_:
General .Mtftors
General
30% Mar
<
~
12
i
13%
40'/2
35
32
13'/a Mar
22%
11%
Telephone
Ontario
3.60
4.50
...
Apr
Jan
31%
Bakeries
20% Mar
Mar
—•
Preferred
General
7%
2.40
Warrants
'
18%
Gatineau Power common..
Jan
31
107 108'%
22'%
Works
class
Preferred
13
3.60
—I
3.60
149
_'_1
A.
17%
30'/2
—•
Ontario
563/4
99 V2 Mar
20%
12y2
-—10
3.00
140
jan
12 Vi
___—1.——
100
102 1033/4
24
1,135
14,329
2.40
Car—
1,000
:
24%
preferred.
class
Trailer—
Fruehauf
Steel
2,055
.
-13
Feb
15
:
Trust
Products
33
150
_——.
Petroleum
French
National
55%
102
I
:___
:
23
15
Drug & Chemical common—*
5%
•
Co
Fraser Companies
Frosst
—5
Canada.:—:
of
Foundation
Feb
268
23,158
„
*
A
Mines—
National
3.05
865
24'/a
Apr
12 %
15
25
Jan
Apr
15
40
Feb
15%
55
—
Jan
51
17,280
100
108
Feb
10%
Jan
31
*
10%
Apr
Mar
1.00
32
—
5
113A Mar
24%
Apr
8%
49
2.85
Mar
4.25
31
Trust
88c
;
8%
Jan
34 '/2 Mar
150
Apr
32
Corp common
50
55%
Feb
Apr
Jan
—
common
1,210
24%
197a
*
3.05
1
23%
31%
146
80c
•
100
Foods.-
18%
A—_.
23
19%
—
—
Fine
10
'
class
18'%
B
5%
Grain
15%
16»/2
common
Preferred
13
Manufacturing——
Fleetwood
500
9%
13.50
class
Brewery
10
Apr
13,965
87c
Industries Gas
Molsons
12%
5
3.10
87c
"Containers class A
Modern
12 lA
30
2.55
—
•
—
56
——_i———
526
—•
20
& Power
Light
Preferred
16%
Farmer Candy——
8,675
50%
—20
23 % Mar
Apr
4,827
9%
50
*
Preferred
Mexican
Feb
10
9
8%
•
Prop
22 y4
14%
Jan
8%
9
50
River
Metro Stores common
Mar
Mar
E
100
21
8%
—
23%
■
Fleet
15
*
23%
Federal ;Farms'
Warrant^'
175
146
Ltd
National
Fanny
Powell
Bloedel
Shoes
12
Famous Players Canadian-
33
146
Maple Leag Gardens—
Maple Leaf Mills common
21% Mar
■
32%
—
20
-16%
L—--10
33
pfd
10
1
—
33'/a
*
Feb
Exquisite Form common
23% Mar
Feb
Ltd
19 y2
25%
Apr
Jan
Feb
2.75
10% Apr
12% Mar
1*
.
18%
Jan
31
*
240
75
Apr
10 y4
warrants
15,112
20
-
11%
22%
Minerals
14.491
_*
.—
Apr
57%
198
*
14
—_10
22% Jan
1,015
A
10%
32%
Apr'
50
class
203/4
•
21
6,907
-*
13
__
Feb
45
Apr
Apr
22%
80
150
46
30
20%
_*
21
Jan
23%
pfd
23%
_•
——
465
Feb
21%
*
Class A
9.25 Mar
common—*
common......
22%
45
21
Feb
18%
26
32%
M
Jan
8%
23.50
21%:
45
—
Apr
Apr
19
23 Va
Feb
3.00
10%
1,055
4,047
;
31%
McCabe Grain
150
13 "
18 y8
21 ya
Feb
Feb
14
32
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
5%% preferred
1,584
20%
18
Feb
1st pfd—30
A
Apr
3.25
10%
11%
17%
1.80
2.80
4.25
Apr
Apr
21,710
Jan
11%
.*
3.50
475
11%
Jan
11
1
4,235
18%
98
Apr
3.60
16% Mar
10 Va
27
3.25
7
2.45
18»/4
154
;
*
1.35
11%
Apr
11%
-1
Apr
Apr
700
5,200
*
19
22'A
10% Feb
•
Apr
18 V\
23%
Apr
Apr
21V2
Apr
14%
Mar
7
Apr
3.20 Jan
•
common
B
Locana
Loeb
9
2,974
12%
19 V*
*
Feb
Feb
Jan
13c
Apr
2.70 Apr
3.55
18 Va
20
38
1
7c
6
Feb
:•
1.20
Mar
11%
—
A——•
class
1,320
:
v
Jan
11%
11
Apr
;
80c
Jan
Jan
44
9%
15%
3.55
—
Cos
Maher
3.20
2,750
1,600
1.40
Preferred
40
9
2.65
3
1st
B
Jan
13
Mar
*
Feb
3.90
10
206,618
Jam
9%
4.80 Feb
20
Cammon
Feb
2,000
'
145/o
;
—1
common
Groceterias class
Jan
9
6%
2.90
1.35
Preferred
Loblaw
12 Va
1.50
6'/2
2.70
Apr'
Mar
10% Mar
-
Jan
78
Apr
7%
275
3,800
2.15
Mar
*
19
2.10
*
Cement
Industries
Apr
12
10c
2.50
Leland
Apt-
1,400
7c
—
preferred
9
9
1.60 Apr
64
100
93c
2.65
& Jones class A
18
1,090
10%
89c
1
Financial
545
1.85
*
11%
10%
3.50
_
warrants
preferred
Feb
12%
9%
3.40
liy4
<•
9
Secord
700
'
3.80 Mar
3.35 Mar
6%
—10
Laurentkie
Jan
22 Va
Feb
*
9
common..—:—*
!
Jan
18% Mar
15
3.25
—i
Investment
21
11.490
3,100
i
Chem
Textile
;
!
Feb
—:—•
Brewery
Preferred
109
114
=
Common.
193/a
8%
8.95 Jan
25
Preferred
Economic
16 y4 Mar
12%
6.00
21 Va
8,000
9,417
8
14%
Gas
Ontario
Feb
1,025
69% Mar
16 '/2
18
4.00
—•
Canada.i—
Preferred
Jan
Jan
2.05
——*
Steel
—
Feb
100
i.
&
4.65
Lake
8V2
3.25
Dominion Steel Coal———i
Dominion Stores
Apr
2
common
Lime
Apr
21%
14%
113
preferred—
Foundrv- &
20 y4
13V2
of
Cement
Lakeland
605
3.20
General Ins
Canada
Jan
Feb
7.25
Warrants-————-—-—■
DoW
14%
20
400
58% Jan
7J/2
—*
Kelvinator
505
-
365
2.70
—
-
Feb
Mar
:
2,001
1,940
V"* 2,625
8c
•
Warrants
86
Feb
5.80
Jan
70
3.85
—
I
Feb
77%
1.70
89c
Rights
Kelly Douglas class A
Feb
8%
62%
17%
—,
10
Jan
90c
5.00
,
'*
3.85
*
.1
of
Mar
<
'18
«3.40.
10
—
v
7%
./•:
70
60%
7'/2
*
common—______
Preferred
Lafarge
Jan
62
7.00
223/4
Ltd
1
—
—
Labatt
35
1,625
9
Jockey Club
—
,
:
-i
—~
—
—
warrants
•
52'/2 Mar
v
1.60
i—
80%
•
c
.-*
Service_^—
Lake
B
Jan
Apr
2,025
19
Apr
7%
55 '/a
16
22
Public
82
1.60*
•
._25c
—25c
Class A
1,695
—100
Bridge
Dominion
Dominion
8
Steel PiDe___
Syndicate common
Interprovincial
Investors
t
"
30% Mar
8%
.
82 V2
Line
22*/a Mar
Apr
*
9%
_
Dominion
Donlinion
5 Va
1
*
18%
•
Seagrams—
Dominion & Anglo Inv pfd_
Dominion
4.25
9
common
Distillers
Dominion
I6y8 Mar
50
15%
10
—
preferred-
Dominion
525
1,620
33
1
18%
.*
common
International
Class
Dale
Timber
4,836
4,155
Apr
12%
Ltd—
L)
Crestbrook
Jan
18%
9%
*
.*
:/'B 100
84
B
5.05
Pipe
45
56
18%
;—.—•
:
—
5.05
—
,
210
-
28
109
1
Imperial
Bit*
5.05;
Warrants
Interprovincial
Jan
Apr
*
i
27%
Feb
•
Clark Publishing—___
Corby Distillery class A
:
Copp
Feb
Jan
15%
•;
7
44
i
.10%
19
100
:
100
Class
Feb
9%
,7.00
22%
7%
Jefferson
Apr
16%
8
Mining & Smelting—
Consumers Gas common
Feb
83/s
;—
;
7'/a
1—-—*
Common
47'/2 Mar
6'/a Mar
Discount
Apr
'
Warrants
Apr
Jan
'1
20%
15%
10
40c
Jamaica
665
4.05
common..——15%
Preferred
Craig
25
100
,
500
40c
————'
Commercial
35
21%
*
__—i—--.
162
140
—
45c
Apr
105
200
„
40c
1959 Warrants
Feb
34%
Mar
Mar
"
■
Javi
Warrants
2iy8
--1
48%
104
:,
High
Jan
260
1
Class B preferred———____
19%
15%
National
42%
49 V2
6%
Jan
563/4
Enterprises —:
Conduits
3,031
48 y2
14% Mar
18%
4.15
Feb
102
156
Low
7
Inter-Provincial
i:
Kange since Jan:
49%
i
20
55%
—»•
6%
Shares
High
25
Preferred
Jan
55'/8
——*
„___
Jan
Apr
Low
Xnterprovincial Bldg Credits common-*
Apr
" 18%
•
Apr
16% Jan
45
y
.
45%
ll7/a
33
;—.25
J
Development—
11 '/a
Apr
1,430
5'A
;
Jan
Feb
ef Prices
44V4
17
*_
j.
8%
5%
16%
5%
.——*
Chrysler
C
16%
1
Properties
Gai
Jan
16%
'
Canadianwide
Feb
72%
Sales
far Week
Range
45%
common
1,128
37?/8
45%
15%
Apr
30 y8
105
...-.20
100-
26%
..
Jan
Jan
5
5,502
17%
3.25
13%
16,686
13
,
Apr
26
.
5,079
25%
26
,
Feb
65%
*
.1
8%
123A
-
257
104
45'A
____
^
5,837
17%
25
1
19,290
}"
Apr
-.
.
Week's
Sale Price
P*r
'
.4
• ■
5
Feb
Jan
International Utilities
% Jan
24
V'
;
Feb
40%
2.20
4,423
.162
—.—•
:
Canadian. Vickers
A
..
41
19%
6
13,265
162
••
__
Natural Gas com—-*
%
class
'i-
103
<
»*
**-—•
Corp
7,567
1,504
"
J..
i'
t'
-
High
Apr
17% Apr
21% Mar
,;
*
5%
30%
_L
"
preferred
—10
-----—-—___+—*
Canadian Westn
5%
5 Va
—100
:—100
•
Last
■"
373A Mar
■;
-
"
■
-1
t
36%
2,680
43%
—•
100
200
'«
11%
common
25
250
■
"
673A
liya
Co
i
Tire
f,-
2.00
2.50
Petrofina
Canadian
1
'-■//
14%
Cos (common
Canadian Salt
2.20
13%
Island—.:
Pacific
6%
13'/4
preferred
preferred
Canadian
6
——•
10
Industrial Gas
Canadian
■
6
-
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian Imperial
Bank
Canadian
39
21%
,
' V«
;
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
17%
21%
2.25
Husky OH
Warrants
-
17%
i
...1.r',iv"V 1'
-A,
Friday
High
36%
36'/a
A
STOCKS
Shares
'
Canadian
(Range for Week Ended April 27)
Sales
Range
43
~
for Week
*
Last
>
(2067)
-
52 y2
52%.
52%
160
*
30'%
30%
31
1.235
-
7
9%
19
51 Va Mar
29
Jan
Apr
20%
Mar
-
-
Feb
52%
Feb
32% Mar
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
LOW
Par
•
Ltd
Foods
Standard Paving
Standard
Bros
Steel
—
Preferred
;
Tamuiyn
Ltd
common
Iron
78%
Jan
87% Mar
21%
Apr
25
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
Williston
104
25
Apr
15
Jan
12% Mar
104
105
Mar
Star
50
580
46%
Apr
Apr
Can
14%
1,750
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
Candore
15%
class
P'inance
preferred
A
Trans-Mountain
2,625
14
49
Prairie
1st
preferred
2nd
of
Gas
Apr
Cariboo
1.70
Feb
19%
19%
20
740
19
Jan
21%
Jan
Central
Dei
53 %
53%
55%
537
53%
Apr
60
6
6%
525
—
—
Gold
Class A
Central
Pat Gold
Central
Porcupine
Gil
Jan
Charter
13%
13%
125
13% Mar
14%
Jan
13%
400
12% Mar
14'%
Jan
Chesterville
60
64
Feb
66
67%
4,410
60
60
61
105
7%
7%
7%
1,770
3.00
3.25
1,950
73%
65% Mar
Apr
Apr
7%
3.00
9%
4.35
Apr
class
Corps
B
„
Corp
5.15
31c
32c
4,400
25c
29c
41,000
2.16
2.16
Apr
Coniagas
Grey
&
Trust
Products
Ref
&
Beta
55%
55%
100
54'/a
Jan
56
Jan
Consolidated
59 %
60
100
56%
Feb
60
Apr
25%
25%
250
3,910
27%
7%
Consolidated
7%
24'% Mar
6% Feb
Jan
7
Apr
Consolidated
7'%
7%
7%
100
7
Mar
60
62
350
55
Jan
Trans
Ltd
Westfair
class
Foods
A
Wood
(J)
Industries
class
A
4c
2,000
3%c
Feb
6c
Apr
Consolidated Discovery
Dragon
1
5%
1.30
59%
59c
41c
Jan
59c
Apr
40 c
4,500
39c
Mar
71c
Jan
1.25
Jan
95c
Mar
Consolidated
5,716
Mic
Feb
Consolidated
Mogul
Jan
Feb
Feb
107
40c
1,050
Feb
35%
Feb
35c
Apr
50c
Jan
18'/a
3,583
17%
Apr
20
20%
2,221
19
Jan
22 % Mar
99%
620
96
Feb
99 %
Apr
9.05
9.75
5,601
11%
Jan
17%
20
107%
45
107% 107%
3.10
39%
39 %
215
3.10
1,640
40%
9.05
AND
19%
Apr
Jan
109%
Feb
3.70
Jan
36 %
41
35
500
4.50
4.75
440
4.50 Mar
2.60
2.60
2.60
148
1.50
35c
55c
491
3.60
3.85
2,900
Jan
30c
~
Feb
2.70
Jan
Jan
2.90
15% Mar
Jan
6.35
Jan
90
16%
-Mar
90
17%
Jan
85
90
3.70
Jan
3.05 Mar
106
16%
*
Jan
Jan
35
5
A
40%
28% Mar
10%
99 %
17%
Apr
55c
Golden
Arrow
Mac Oils
1
Ltd
OILS
Ltd
•
43c
1
Mines
51c
6 %c
6%c
53c
484,105
12c
Jan
53c
15c
—
3.40
3.70
13,995
1.00
1.10
10,270
92c
Mar
57c
54c
60c
27,950
45c
Jan
2.08
2.00
2.14
15,050
Feb
2.45
12c
12c
10,000
12c
Jan
13c
Feb
1
Jan
5c
Jan
Mines
1
25c
25c
27c
13.450
24c
Mar
34c
Jan
Mine
1
12,566
10 %c
Jan
21c
Apr
30c
Jan
53C
Feb
21c
19c
37 % c
37 %c
39c
1,500
9c
9c
9%c
20,500
1
8c
8c
10c
8,500
Mines
1
9%c
8%c
8 %c
15,000
Petroleum
•
Exploration
•
39c
Mining
Apr
Deldona
Feb
13c-4
Jan
Delhi
Feb
6.75
Apr
Delhite
Agnico Mines Ltd
1
84c
80c
84c
5,669
1.07
Jan
1
39c
38c
39c
2,610
1
4c
3c
Alminex
■
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
2.15
66,976
22c
1
24c
7,400
15c
16c 17 tic
18,307
10c
lOo
6%c
20o
1
Anglo
Amer Explor
Anglo Hiironian
Area
Arjon
2,700
2,000
Dome
Jan
Dome
Donalda
22tic Feb
Mar
8c
Jan
Duvan
Feb
54c
'Feb
Duvex
6c
Mar
Stic
Feb
10%
5,954
9.70
4,651
13c
14c
2,750
7c
8c
14,000
4c
4c
12,248
10c
11c
20,800
20 %c 25 %c
22,104
7%c
800
22c
23c
20,300
Atlas
Yellowknife
Atlin
Ruffner
East
River
East
Sullivan
15c
Jan
Elder
lie
12c
8,850
10c
Feb
1.22
1.20
1.30
13,500
92c
Jan
1.37
Apr
Eldrich
12c
12c
14c
Jan
16 tic
Apr
El
15,900
8c
95c
95c
95c
250
87c
Feb
64c
61c
72c
63,180
45c
Jan
93c
Jan
19c
21c
5,400
14tic
Jan
36c
Jan
1.05
1.05
1.10
4,700
1.00
Feb
1
Mines
Aumaque Gold
7c
7 tic
4,000
5c
Feb
7c
7 tic
31,500
7c
Jan
11 tic
8c
9c
12,000
8c
Feb
6c
6 tic
1,000
5tic
Feb
3.25
l
Mines
.
8c
1
Aunor Gold Mines
1
3.45
3.35
3.45
1,665
1.17 Mar
Sol
5%
5% %
Banff
Oil &
Gas
class
1
2nd
Eankfield
Barex
Cons
Mines
Mines
Metals Mining
Easka Uranium Mines
1.13
1.20
24c
25C
4,540
I
18,032
51c
5,300
1.17
1.15
25c
Mines
8c
8c
8c
9%C
9 tic
10c
6c
6c
7c
13c
12 tic
14c
5 tic
6c
Apr
8c
Apr
Jan
Francoeur
10c
Jan
Frobisher
7c
3.70
Feb
Feb
_i
1
Mines
Mining & Smelting
7c
14c
Lake
6c
Feb
10c
9c
Mar
15tic
Jan
'
14,000
7,784
4,500
5tic
•
Jan
11c
Apr
4tic Mar
11%
11%
12%
1,635
11%
Apr
15%
Jan
8c
Jan
12 %c
Feb
Mar
24%c
Feb
9C
9c
'
9%c
15,050
1.35
6 tic
Apr
Jan
Mar
Great
20c
20c
20c
1,648
17c
13c
13c 13 %c
26,000
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
5c
5%c
14,100
4c
Jan
6%c
Apr
31c
31c
36c
123,450
31c
Apr
75c
Jan
•
6c
6c
6c
11,100
4%c Mar.
6%c
Jan
2.23
2.22
2.23
7,900
2.10 Mar
2.49
Jan
1.75
1.75
1.90
16,650
1.65
Apr
1.90
Jan
1.59
1.54
1.66
27,775
1.51
Jan
1.80
ioc
9c
10c
5,000
9c
Apr
13c
Feb
8,000
8,590
5c
Jan "■
8%c
Apr
■
"
5%c
6c
57
57
58%
1.70
1.70
1.81
3.35
3.35
3.60
ioc
9%c
11c
r
56 Vs. Apr
Gulch
Jan
Gulf
58c
2.49
14c
Gunnar Mining
Feb
Gwillim Lake Gold
Hard
Harrison
Hasaga
Jan
5 tic
Feb
8tic
Jan
Head
Jan
59c
Feb
1,000
47c
6,850
6.00
Apr
7.00 Mar
2.96
1,100
2.62
Jan
3.10
29c
4,100
26 tic
Apr
36c
Jan
Jan
4.60
5,600
3.75 Mar
4.90
Feb
2,350
2.25
3.40
Jan
500
6c
Jan
Feb
1
5c
5c
5c
9c
9c
9c
12,700
8tic Mar
24c
20c 24 %c
8,000
19tic Mar
4c
Mar
23%
30c
Gold
24%
Lakes
15c
12 %c
16c
34,724
11c
Mar
16c
Feb
10c
8c
10c
25,500
6c
Jan
13c
Jan
29
28%
29%
25%
Jan
v
4,145
Mines
Home
Co
Oil
Ltd
Consolidated
Bay
Gold
Bay Oil
6,400
Feb
1.18 Mar
3.05
Jan
4.45
——1
2.20
2.15
2.22
_~i
4,460
1.95
Jan
2.60 Mar
6c
Petroleum-.——'!•
6 tic
27,000
91c
91c
2,000
4.15
4.35
8,322
7.50
Jan
Jan
Iron
I Iso
9,800
16c
20c
Mar
17,266
23c
Jan
38c
Apr
33,250
12c
Mar
24c
18c
12%
12%
12%
1.55
1.55
7%c
7%c
8c
12 %c
12c
15c
9.10
9.30
9.10
10c
107,080
,
'v
12%
2,600
1.55
100
'
5c
11 %c
2.80 Mar.
19,927
5%c
Jan
6%c
Jan
8.35
9,475
%c
Jan
Jaye
Jan
Jellicoe
Mines
Feb
Joburke
Gold
Explorations
Feb
16c
1,500
13c
Feb
19c»
84c
Mar
1.25
2?1 c
58,500
13c
Jan
24c
Jan
30c 32% c
21,700
28c
Mar
65c
Jan
7c
54,000
14c
Jan
6c
8c
6c
2.29
2.25
2.44
4,400
Apr
25
7,315
20% Mar
26%
Jan
12%
23%
12%
13%
5,624
12%
Apr
15%
Feb
11%
12%
7,212
11%
Apr
15% Mar
•
2.24
2.24
58%
2.25
2.05 Mar
750
56%
13c
2,500
12c
Feb
17c
Jan
38c
39c
35c
Feb
Jan
54c
43c 49 %c
9,450
42c
Feb
65c
67c
73c
17,800
67c
Apr
1.34
Jan
Jan
2.55
Jan
4,310
*
•
1.65
1,900
2.12
2.25
1.04
1.03
1.10
19,700
Feb
1.75
Jan
31c
30c
33c
29.100
20c
Jan
39%c
Apr
56c
56c
63c
13,800
55c
Mar
82c
14c 14 %c
3,250
12c
Feb
16c
Jan
5c
Jan
10c
Mar
11c
Jan
I
25c
24 %c
25c
20 %c
Joliet
Feb
Jonsmith
22,980
1.45
1.44
1.50
10,325
Jan
2.15
•
Feb
4.35
20% Mar
69c
1
2.85
Jan
43c
Mines
Jan
Jail
Apr
TM'a Mar
13c
17%
54%
4,366
Quebec Mines
Apr
1.50
Jan
1,965
18
85c
2,750
3.70
2.65
59%
Jan
17%
56%
8%c
100
Apr
Jan
23 %
8%c
6,685
Apr;
Jan
2.66
8 %c
1.12
Jan
3,100
162,400
_1
2.00
*
17c
Mines
4.00
Feb
Jan
8c
1.4c
24,160
96c
10?/8
Mai-
Mar
1.10
8c
2.00
Apr
1.00
10 %c 15%c
6%c
3.75
Jan
9c
16 %c
14% c
6%c
1.04
1.90
18 %c Mar
5c
9,740
'
1
1
2.00
Jan
.15%- Feb
llc
14,000
Jan
Mar
1
35c
3.80
Apr
11,205
Jan
24c
1
Jacobus
5.35
Apr
23,500
•
6c
11 %c 12
Mar
4.15
1
1.03
1.49
3.25
20c
Mining
13 %c
84c
23c
2.95
2.95
Jan
1
Mines
Waite
Feb
4.00
Apr
1
5%c Mar
90c
Apr
39c
17c
1
Copper Mines
Bay
:.
35c
1
Mines
Jack
Jan
Jan
34c
Jan
32 %c
18 %c
2.50
Porcupine
Exploration
Pam
Irish
Apr
24c;
Apr
17c
35c
1
Mining & Smelting
Inspiration
5.35
13c
80,125
Jan
1.09
11
Jan
•
class A
Howey
Hydra
80c
66,300
29c
•
Feb
8,688
C
8%
2,342
5
Gold
Class B
Feb
2.60
t
39c
29% Mar
19%c
Jan
Jan
1
Consolidated
Jan
16,470
45,
i
Iron
Hollinger
28%
99c
Canadian Export Gas & Oil——16%
1
1
—
Highland Bell
39c
3.95
Warrants
23c
33 %c
T
Jan
90c
Canadian Devonian Petroleum—II
Canadian Dyno Mines.
—„1
23 %c
6c
Jan
3.60
4.25
10%
30 %c
Hugh
3.60
ioc
10%
1
Hudson
1
■
10%
1
Gold
Jan
5.80
_•
1
10c
78c
*
Heath
Feb
5.55
—
1.07
Headway Red Lake
29c
5.55
Petrol™
1.03
19 %c
20%
Jan
23,800
28,190
10c 10%c
10c
1.05
19 %c
25c
1.25
Jan
Jan
i
7,225
5,600
Jan
16c
Mar
5c
1
—
—
2,000
%
31c
,
22c
1
Mines
*
of
10 tic
36c
>
Jan
r
14,700
1
Mines—
Minerals
Hastings
12,100
Jan
22,800
1
Gold
Rock
Feb
51c
4;20
18%
9%c
9c
1
Jan
Jan
6.75
Apr
Apr
Apr
15,000
23c
Jc
Mines.
Jan
27c
6.15
1.81
3.05
2,800.
Feb
7c
1
Mines
Lead
34c
48 tic
68% Jan
1.60
4,700
22C
•
Gridoil Freehold
Jan
10c
6.75
Jan
7c
1
Develoo
Feb
Apr
48 %c
■
23c
1
Plains
Mar
5c
Jan
5%c
13c
Mines
7c
2.30
Jan
28%
1
Mines
11c '
28c
see page
Feb
4.05
23% Mar
I
19c
2.20
Delhi
footnotes,
64c
3.60 Mar
1,268
Mar
2.20
Canada Tungsten
For
5,010
6,472
"
2.72
•
Chieftain
Apr
49c
3.85
24%
1
Ltd—
Mines
—.■
8tic Jan
5 tic
•
Oil——
:
48c
48c
3.80
1
;
Mining
Granduc
2.70
———™—I—II—„•
Chibougamau
~_1
Canadian
Goldfields
Grandroy
25c
Minerals
12% Mar
1
Hudson
Astoria
Jan
24%
1
Mine
Goldray
Jan
1.60
2.72
Camerina Petrol
Canadian
Apr
4.35
Calvert
Canadian
Mar
55c
12c
16c
28c
27c
Feb
1
_
Lands
10
1
Explorers
5,150
227,108
34,400
14c
2.95
Glacier
1
Petroleum
Oil
5,088
Mar
20c
;
Goldale Mines
Jan
10c
6 tic
Feb
Jan
1.55
1
;
Mines
Southern
11%
11%
24c
1
Ltd
Yellowknife
28c
Apr
44c
10 tic
Giant
4.45
Calgary & Edmonton
Canada
Apr
Feb
Jan
4,642
1
Canada
Mar
1
Ltd
26
32c
44,345
10,234
1
Campbell
Mar
50c
1
Ltd
Mines
Mascot
Apr
50c
•
Ltd—
&
Mines
Genex
Jan
2.25
15c
Reef
Gas
64c
Jan
'
Gaitwin Mining
1.15
10c 10 tic
10 tic
Broulan
Calalta
Jan
44c
"
'
Giant
48c
44c
'
Pioneer
Red
Jan
31c
4,070
•
Ltd
25% Mar
16tic
2.15
•
Petroleums
Cadamet
10c
60,590
•
Mines
10%
Feb
47c
1
Britalta
Buffalo
177.000
53c
Jan
20c
2.20
10 %C
1
—
Ankerite
17c
47c
1
1.19
21 tic
9,650
13,910
Jan
43c
—1
Mining
Apr
1.13
Apr
Jan
27c
Mar
1
Falconbridge Nickel
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest Mining
Fa lima Mining
7,500
27c
1
Bay Uranium
Borduclac Mines
Buffalo
15c
9c
1
Mines
5,000
1.20
25 %c
l
Black
Mines
23C
50c
BOo
.
Yukon
21c
50c
1
Corp
Copper Corp
Brunswick
1,500
21c
•
Mining
Eidcop Mines Ltd
Bouzan
24%
•
i.
!
Mines
Eralorne
320
•
Lodge Mines
Bibis
25%
•
Ducuesne—_
Beaver
Eevcon
25%
1
Petroleums
Beat tie
Bethlehem
25%
Jan
25 %c
1
Jan
8.70
Jan
1
.
Jan
22
50c
Base
Belcher
300
1
,
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Bata
28,864
23
•
Trust
Barnat
9.85
23
1
oil
Bankeno Mines
8.70
23
_25
preferred
8.75
_25
preferred
16c
Mar
19c
'
A
50a
1st
10c
6%c Mar
1
Mines
Mines
Geco
Bailey Selburn
Jan
1
Malartic Mines
Feb
1
Mines—
Mines
Jan
5c
•
Jan
•
Copper
9%c
Jan
3.80
*
16c
19c
Coast
7c
3%c Mar
1
Co
Mineral—
&
10% Mar
11c
Warrants
Mines
10 %
1
Arcadia Nickel
17
24%
1
Copper
__1
Oil
Jan
2.50
Dynamic Pete
East Amphi Gold
40c
Mines
75c
1
Mines
Oils
11c
25c
Apr
9.00
23c
13 %c
T"
-
Jan
13c
Jan
4c
22c
Apr
8.00
9.80
9.20
Mines
Dunraine
5C
9.25
Feb
Mar
7%c
Petroleum
Apr
41c
10%
Jan
1.35
17c
7c
.
Mines
1
Gold
Aumacho
7c
1
Mines
Atlantic
6c
6c
7,300
•
Mines
Associated
46c
12c
Jan
•
Dickenson
Jan
1
Ansil
Asa mora
6 tic
Jan
21% Mar
10 %c
Palmer Oils
Devon
Jan
Apr
28c
Jan
85c.
45 %c
700
11%
2.65
Apr
Mar
Apr
*
44 %c
40c
Apr
1.95
„10.25c
Mines
Rouyn
5 tic
45 tic
25tic
Jan
7.45
17c
Jan
4,500
20%
Mines
32c
Jan
16c
Pete
Leduc
Anchor Petroleums
Anglo
1.95
2.10
Lead Mines—
American
An aeon
750
2.35
Jan
Feb
Jan
13c
74c
19%
Pacific
5tic
2tic Apr
14,500
1
_
35tic Mar
4c
Jan
Apr
Jan
1,225
72c
20
Dehison Mines
25 %c 25 tic
10c
45 %c
Mar
10c
14c
Feb
Mar
1
Mines
Gold
6c
10c
9,440
Gold
14c
7c
1.17
Apr
12 %c Mar
36c
72c
Mines
Horn
7,500
Minerals
Jan
Deer
16,550
Yellowknife
4,500
*
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
7c
Roxana
28,050
40c
6.25
1
12C
Explorations
6,000
1.25
1
:
Mines
6.60
Akaitcho
8%c
1.22
90c
13c
50c
Copper
Craigmpnt Mines
Crowpat Minerals
11c
Alba
4,500
37 %c
5c
7,425
15c
10%c
5%c Jan
6%c Mar
2,400
7.45
7%c
1
6.40
Allied
1.70
7.00
1.22
Coulee
Zinc
21c
14 %c
7.00
Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Copper-Man
11c
Mar
1.65
*
•
1
Copper Corp Ltd
5.55
62c
Jan
4c
Sannorm
•
5.50
Mar
2,000
Consolidated
1
Gas & Oil
73c
5c
Regcourt Mines
Advocate Mines Ltd
Acme
Feb
Jan
4%c
Consolidated
Cusco
1.90
4.35
1.28
Apr
5c
Pershcourt
Courvan
3.40
*
Quebec Gold Mines—2.50,
Rec'
Poplar
1
Cowichan
Jan
3.45
1.00
Consolidated
Lead
1.34
•
Consolidated
Con west
50c
1
1
Consolidated
Consolidated West
53c
2
Northland
Consolidated
35c
Apr
4.10 Mar
Jan
Mar
40c
23%
35
40c
1.19
22 %
35
Jan
40c
Apr
35
30c
1.23
Apr
9%
35c
1
16%
Apr
35c
Jan
1
17%
Feb
Jan
1.80
Marcus Gold Ltd
2,719
Mar
Feb
20c
Marbenor Mines
2,168
9
14c
Jan
1.10 Mar
Consolidated
17%
38
Jan
17c
Consolidated
18%
28%
IOV2C
1,005
Feb
16'/a
30
27,233
19c
2,600
246,480
17%
500
9,820
12c
1
16'%
870
1.30
18 %c
Halliwell
Mosher
10
1.25
10 %c
Consolidated
Morrison Exploration
28%
Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
38%
5c
1
Iron
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consol
Nicholson
Mines
28%
1.30
Jan
7
Oil
Fenimore
Consolidated
•
Uranium
Jan
Feb
•
A
class A
Electric
Acadia
Feb
19c
Jan
♦
Mines
7c
Feb
4.85
9.05
B
Abacus
Mar
9c
4c
2.85
warrants
MINES
5c
4c
Cadillac
Central
Feb
4.75
Ltd
Knitting class
2%c
3,667
1
6,350
Jan
10
Stores
6,550
7c
10c
2.35
38%
Feb
6c
3.55
10
Jan
Jan
9c
325
__
1.03
30c
23 %c
6c
750
*
Preferred
Woodward
4%c
Apr
Jan
9c
4.60
100
—
Alexander
4c
77c
27c
13 %c Mar
*
2.45
x.__
$6 preferred
4c
1
4.50
10o
Warrants
14,500
•
2.45
•
Wood
1,000
15c
Mines
4.55
•
preferred
27c
2.35 Mar
Flin
2.45
5
B
Zenith
2,994
57%
35c
Breweries
4 % '•<:
Class
57%
Jan
•
Class
Class
Jan
85c
15c
Feb
Mar
7%
63
Jan
1.15
54%
0
Copper warrants
(Geo) class A
Weston
4.45
1,450
20
Canada
Western
1,610
59
'Apr
2.00
Apr
17%
Products
Western
5%
1.25
•
Preferred
Westeel
5
1.25
common
trust
Voting
5
Jan
29c
Jan
7%
Feb
1.25
•
Canada
Knapp
22c
Mar
77c
27c
5.50 Jan
47c
Gamma
•
Equipment
&
Westcoast
York
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Consolidated Callinan
—1
W
&
G
Waterous
...
Consolidated
Feb
Jan
•
Walker
Webb
Jan
23%
6%
78c
27c
Jan
Mar
Apr
Jan
14c
4.65
30c
20 %c Mar
200
13,025
15c
Apr
7,215
1
—*
Mines
9%
11,500
2,235
2.50
Mines
Coniaurum
15%
1
Vulcan
Wainwright
*
Petrol
701
17c
Jan
4.90
4,805
7%
Feb
Apr
31c
22
16c
15c 16 %c
1,72
27c
52
6%
S3c
4.90
10%
7%
Jan
•
52
11
6c
26c
1
1
Willans
9%
*
10
Mfg class A
Victoria
55
Jan
18,200
,
Gold Mines
Lake
21%
Apr
Jan
3%c
30c
Metals
Cochenour
9%
*
Vendomatic
Viceroy
52
5,075
6,500
1.12
4%c
Jan
21%
*
Electric
Vector
175
1.50
4c
28c
Jan
Mar
11%
Feb
1.41
28c
80c
39
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
449
Apr
8%c
56c
Commonwealth
11%
Feb
2.20
9%c
Apr
2.05
8c
113,850
Jan
9'%
9%
8.45
Jan
1.90
8c
1.45
67c
15%
7%
Apr
Apr
1.95
7c
Jan
1,60 Mar
13
61c
56% Mar
Feb
1.55
•
61c
Feb
7%
6.80
10%c
Jan
Febr
Feb
Coin
26
20,290
18,250
62,400
1.17
Jan
Combined
100
7.20
24c
Apr
1,245
6.80
37c*
Jan
7%
6.90
6%c Mar
Feb
27%
36%
11%
Apr
Apr
7%
5,112
15c
Apr
35%
—
5,550
45c
Jan
36'%
2,500
5,800
10,050
48
9,040
7c
1.45
12%
49c
23
14%
7c
1.28
12%
Feb
Jan
14 %c Mar
45c
95
14
Jan
ADr
60c
63c
Jan
45c
50
14
Jan
12%
-Jan
1.13
Apr
10c
13c-
,19cf
1
8,549
14
21c
1,199
•
1
1
10,242
101
29,683
14c
Jan
Chib Kayrand Copper Mining
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
100
50%
25c
13c
Feb
Chirno Gold Mines
23%
48
41c
38c
Feb
23
50
50
0
*
preferred
Steel
Mines
100
48
23
1,210
21c
25C
50c
Jan
1.20
1
Cheskirk Mines
13
66
50c
26c-
1
1
1
—
*
common
Class B preferred—
United
United
Rio
Apr
Feb
6%
5% Mar
1.12
•
•
Cassiar Asbestos Com Ltd
*
Canada
15,500
9%c
1
Apr
3.05
50
preferred
Union
Apr
Jan
9c
8c
1.01
*
1
16%
Feb
*
common
Mar
8c
Mines Ltd
Quartz
Captain
Jan
Apr
1.35
*
Acceptance
8c
85c
«%c
9c
1.08
1
3.05
Con Key
Union
"10,071
103,899
8%c
•
1
100
*
Pipeline
Jan
Exploration
1,500
i
•
City Gas
31c
6c
1,45
1
Pipeline
33c
—1
3.05
•
—
Jan
•
15%
100
<
92c
33c
11,650
1,431
1
1.40
*
Pipeline
1.00
High
Mar
96c
Inca
3.05
3.00
Canada
18c
Gold—
15%
50
preferred
common
500
Mines
Erin
46%
14%
Low
20c
Silica
33
Range Since Jan. 1
20c
Canadian Northwest Mines—
350
Jan
50
Warrants
Twin
8,196
22
*-
Towers Marts
Trans
North
580
86%
28
14%
*
Works common
Class A
4 % %
Canadian
13%
Ja«
20c
Shares
High
•
84%
104
10
Bank—
Dominion
Toronto
Trailers
Malartic
40
13%
—
—
*
Paper
Toronto
Trans
Canadian
33
16
for Week
10c
1,886
Feb
•
common
Canada
Thompson
Toronto
Homestead
11%
Sales
Range
Low
20c
_•
Industries
Texaco
Canadian
Crest
*
Common
Switson
High
*
ordinary
Petroleum
Supertest
Canadian
33
85
10
—•
-•
Sterling Trusts
Superior Propane common—:
Jan
12%
100
—
4.60
3.75 Mar
11%
1
A
975
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
of Prices
Par
High
4.35
«...
——
class
Steinberg
Low
High
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
21%
*
*
Canada
of
Shares
4.25
^
11%
—
—
Radio
Stedman
•
—
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
,
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended April 27)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Stafford
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2068)
44
Mar
1.80
Jan
1.87
Feb
Jumping
Pound
Ltd
Petrol
;
18c
31c
--
34c
16c
21c
Jan
Mar
42,500
18%c 21 %c
31c1
*
8c
24c
10,300
-
1
Jowsey Mining Co
Apr
•
-
10c
Jan
10,407
29c
Mar
28,800
15c
Jan
35c
Jan
Jan
25%c Mar
42c
22c
Jan
Feb
Number
195
Volume
6155
.
.
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.
Chronicle
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(2069)
45
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CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
Week's
Friday
Last
.
U
Par
Kenville
Gold
Mines.
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
Low
4%c
4Vic
4Vic
4,000
8.40
8.30
8.40
20,752
-1
Copper
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
i
Kirkland Minerals
2.35
2.35
Jan
Quemont
17c
17c
19c
2.60
2.70
478
2.60
Feb
3.00 Jan
Radiore Uranium MlneB
2.90
2.90
2.95
300
2.90 Apr
3.25 Jan
Raglan Nickel.
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3.65
3.65
3.70
2,130
24,575
3.45
40 % c
1
Mines
85c
1.17
1.55
1.60
8c
8 Vic
8,500
Little Long Lac Gold.
3c
•
1
Gas
Loraao Uranium Mines
1
1-.70W.80
32 Vic
1
Louvicourt Goldfield
Lyndhurst Mines
Yellowknife
Mines
Gold
1.79
1.74
Ltd
10c
3.15
24'/2c
1.05
1.06
2.09
2.18
8,425
4 Vic
1
Majortraos
*
Maiartic Gold Fields—
Barvue
Matachewan
Consol
Lake
Maybrun-Mines
Mattagami
Mclntyre
I,500
45 Vic
45c 46Vic
43c
Starratt
8c
7%c
9c
5c
4%c
5c
6.50
6.85
47c
Jan
70c
Mar
•
59c
58c
62c
98,000
...—1.25
2.47
2.42
2.50
6,974
50c
71c
50c
52c
42,250
50c
Jan
70c
71c
8,700
70c
Jan
1.03
12 %c
1
15c
15 %
16c
15
15c
*s
10c
16%
5 Vic
2.31
Apr
9c
Feb
24c
Alar
29c
Feb
28c
Feb
42c
Apr
14 Vic Mar
5 Vic
13 Vi
Jan
4,000
5c
Mar
8c
Jan
70c
2,500
69c
Apr
86c
Jan
60c
66c
60c
Apr
1
38c
38c
44c
35,250
34,200
21c
1
1.17
98c
1.23
183,000
94c
lie
10 Vie
1
7c
1
8c
1,500
3.40
7c
*
—25c
10c
7,700
3.75
7,200
6c
2.35
4c
Jan
5 Vic
Feb
36c
25,412
27c
Jan
38c
Apr
7 Vic
14.068
4c
500
1,400
23%c
8 Vic
8 V2 c
21c
3 Vi
23c
5,000
86c
88c
II,000
7 Vic
7 Vic
1,533
7,500
34,000
16c
•
7c
8c
19 Vic
22c
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
1.20
Jan
Jan
9c
Apr
7c
Mar
Jan
28c
25,900
65,500
33c
Apr
52c
Jan
13C
Apr
5 Vic
5 Vic
6,000
5c
Alar
1
8c
Vic
14,540
8c
Merger
Rouyn
Mines—
8
Apr
Jan
—1
3,060
17c
Mar
77,790
47c
Mar
64c
Jan
500
46c
Mar
54c
Feb
46c
46c
46c
1
22c
1.60
4 Vic
4%c
1
1.43
1.55
1
13 Vic Mar
1.35
9,175
4c
Feb
Jan
5 Vic
2,500
23c
18,000
19c
32c
1,200
30c
Norgold
Alines
1
5 Vic
5 Vic
4,500
5c
Mar
1
12c
12c
3,300
12c
Mar
Gold
Mines
Normetal
Alining Corp
Norpax Nickel
*
2.80
2.85
1
Ltd
20c
*
Lake
8c
Jan
2.25
Jan
820
41c
Mar
69c
Jan
71c
71c
74c
4,152
70c
Feb
89C
Mar
6.20
5.80
6.60
62.069
27c
27c
31c
32,675
21c
31c
36c
40c
II,500
3.10
3.30
46,350
19C
21c
3,000
9 Vic
10c
10.875
33c 37 Vie
3,720
3,000
11c
9Vic
-
33c
'
—
lie
13c
5 Vic
56c
5 Vic
2.35
Apr
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
7.45 Mar
32C
Apr
61C'
Mar
3.30
Apr
16c
Jan
25C
9c
Jan
lie
33c
Apr
65c
Apr
16c
57c
——90c
12c
10 Vic
•
14c
1
14c
6.05
5.95
1
2.30
2.30
2.46
Gold
1
6Vic
5c
Ormsby Mines
1
30c
29 Vic
7c
Jan
9c
Jan
32c
11,150
16c
24,150
6.15
13,730
13,100
2.05
Jan
6 Vic
42,500
5c
Jan
9c
Crow
Co
32c
34,600
21c
Jan
32c
Apr
13 Vic
Jan
5.65 Mar
44c
55c
40,300
43c
15%
16,535
14% Mar
8.40
190
7.75 Mar
6.75
1.15
Gold
Oil
Preston
44c
35,225
38c
Jan
50c
Feb
87c
12,200
72c
Jan
95c
Apr
9c
9c
12,000
8c
Feb
10%c
Jan
8.55
8.50
8.60
6.75
Jan
—
2.90
3.00
1,712
2.60
Jan
31c 35 Vic
45,200
32Vic
13c
2,400
Provo
-
Gas
Furdex
1.45 Mar
1.80
Jan
24c
Feb
40c
Mar
45c
'
Tormont
39,180
1.00
1,400
11,240
13c 14%c
Jan
89c
1.65
Mar
12 %c
Jan
76c
1.20
Apr
18c
1.03
96c
1.07
24,275
31,100
76c
1.00
75c
Jan<'
^
1.18
1.07
1.24
58,485
660
Jan:
'
32c
31c 32 %C
9,000
20c
Jan
57c
55c
63c
394,629
35c
Jan
1
10c
10c
10c
2,000
8%c
Jan
58c
60c
7,000
45c
Jan:
13c
16c
8,000
10c
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Mines
J
1
4jU
Mines
Towagmac Exploration
Trans Canada Exp Ltd
Transcontinental Resources
1
Triad Oil
Ultra
Shawkey
Cnion
Mining- Corp
1.69
11,745
60c
66c
31,300
21c
-1
1.63
62C
21c
4,000
15c 18%c
34,564
III
-1
Mines-
17 %c
—1
Union Oil
4.75
-.1
Buffadison
t c
v
5.30
44c
-.1
12%
United
1.54
Oils
•
1.56
8.25
8.40
24c
1.39
1.48
26c
Upper Canada Mines
1.57
6c
Jan
23c
Jaa
Apr
1.96
Feb
Jan
76c
Jan
Feb
25c
Jan
Jan
Jan
21c
Apr
14%
4.75
35c
7,900
5c
Jan
Apr
64c
,
18o
11,250
1.50
Apr
12c
12
30,076
25c
10,700
United Reef
1.53 Mar
1.35
7o
52,125
III
1.55 Mar
36c
14 %c
6,483
20c
1.55
New Fortune
20c
25c
Keno Hill
8.25
1.43
United
United
Jan
Apr
25c
14,100
12
5.05
Jan
Apr
1.62 Mar
1.60 Mar
2,2 66
2,430
4,259
42c
-.1
United
20 %c 20%C
-1
United Asbestos
Apr
10c
1.65
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
United Canso
Mar
1.49 Mar
7,000
1.03
76c
78c
36c
95c
1
Petroleum
Tombill Mines Ltd__
Torbrit Silver
2,500
1.57
1.02
*
Vandoo
Vauze
Consolidated
Exploration
1
Mines
8,253
5c
1
Ventures Ltd
Vespar Mines
1.35
1.25
1.37
22 %c Mar
Apr
1.54
45c
Jan
9.50
Jan
1.39
Feb
Apr
2.06
Apr
8.00 Mar
20c
Jan
6.25 Mar
Mar
11c
Jan
24c
Apr
Apr
1.80 Feb
Jan
32c
1.45 Mar
58
58
59
7,019
1
18c
18c
1.84
Mines
81c
Apr
Wasamac
Jan
68c
69c
Wespac
_
Westburne Oil
Western
Western
Petroleum
class
A
3%c
Jan
Jan
21c
Jan
14 %c
67c
70c
7.700
59C
Mar
80C
Feb
1.02
1.07
17.840
1.26
Feb
18c
1.64
Windfall
1
18c : L8%c
Wright-Hargreaves
Lead
Bear
15c
Feb
35c
6c
8,000
5c
Jan
8c
Apr
18 %c:19 %c
9,136
14c
Jan
23c
Apr
Mar
6c
;
;•
9c
1
88c
28%
Feb
1.00
1.00
6,530
95C
lie
7,475
9%C Mar
12c
532,100
3c
1
90c
90c
91c
7,100
90c
Mar
21c
17 %c
22c
46,400
14c
Mar
5c
6c
"16,649
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
159,740
15 %C
Jan
37c
Mar
20C
Mar
32c
Jan
_
1
Zulapa Mining
1
26C
24c
>
29c :33 %c
26Vic Mar
Toronto Stock
Prices
Shown
27c "
20,700
1.03
Feb
14C
Jan
■
Mar
12c
Apr
:
1.05
38c
v
Jan
Jan
16 Vic Apr
26c Mar
lie
1.20
Jan
Apr
2.00
Mar
33%
35%
33% Apr
36
Apr
8.00
8.00
2,186
3,885
41
30
7,356
Dalhousie
17c
18c
80
82
^______
Jan
Glass
*
54c
Alar
65c
Jan
Price
Apr
Third Canadian Gen
Apr
29% Mar
27%
Jan
57c
57c
63C
•3,000
57C
Apr
91c
36c
35c
38c
8,900
35o
Apr
85c
Jan
class
Flour
17c
16
16
16
100
22%
22%
24
480
27
27
100
21
36 Vi
2.50
■
2.50
22
common—51%
•
Inv Trust
*
48
190
84
Apr
16
Feb
24
Apr
27%
Jan
Apr
39% Mar
24% Jan
36 Vi
102
34
Jan
22
51%
12,300
530
21
51
Apr
Feb
55
Jan
48
50%y:
1,716
48
Apr
56%
Jan
Jan
7%
7%
7%
47c
47c
1,000
36%
7
350
47c
36%
—
Jan
Mar
22
1
Corp
,
Mar
51
•
Gold
Cons
Zellers
23c
Jan
1
A
42
44:
78
Mar
14% Jan
22% Apr
80
Jan
,
39% Jan
6,470
'
8.30
7.65 Feb
39
Feb
:
36%
25
45c
32
;
,
Apr
Jan G
.
■
Jan
50c
Jan
36%
Apr
Feb
1
17c;
._*
Bros
Yukon
8.00
10
Preferred
5,6 c
90c
-*
common
Maclaren
12%c
Feb
10
42
Ogilvie
Feb
40
Apr
41
Jan
Mar
Apr
9
40%
_—
High
'
38
330
41
Dominion
'
250
9%
40%
Apr
5c
Low
38%
•
36c
41c
33%
■
38
9
38%
•
75c
525
t
8
Paper
Feb
186,850
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Canadian Gen Investments
Mar
29
for Week
of Prices
Low
v
Consolidated
55c
90c
Dollars
Sales
Apr
Apr
9.00 Mar
3.00
41c
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
•
Anglo Newfoundland Development-*.—5
Asbestos Corp
•
20c
5,532
Canadian
Range
Sale Price
6,600
113,500
In
Week's
Last
Par
50,600
58c
Expressed
Friday
74c
9c 10 Vic
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
S T O CK S
23c
82c
Jan
9%c
30c
67c
28%
1.90
10 %c
1
21c
56c
1.41 Mar
lie
—
Hayes Steel Products—
International Paper
1,000
Mar
23,000
969,200
1.00
Gaspe Copper Mines
♦
22c
1.84
1
Mines
-
Jan
1.22
Jan
Feb
10%c
Oil
(H G) Mines
Mines
15c
5,725
Apr
Jan
-20C
Zinc
&
Canuck
1.02
7%0 Jan
23c:27 %c
1.64
19c
•
Yale
2,500
20,000
3c
6c
-
3%c
12c
__1
—
Jan
1.20
Jan
Apr
Jan
11 %C
50c
Winchester Larder
Mar
1,000
76c
3,600
24 c
44c
32,135
12c
Feb
13c
1
52c
122,300
30c
12c
9.00
65c
1,716
13c :14 %c
—
1.02
1
Willroy Mines—
Wiltsey Coghlan
14c
33c
29c
Jan
99c
Feb
68c
—
Jan
16 Vic
17c
Jan
12c
—
>»
Apr
30c
Jan
8.10
12c
♦
Inlet
Surf
3%C
1
_
_'
Decalta
—1
__
Petroleums
16c
20c
Jan
Name changed to
Anglo United Development Corp Ltd
Weedon Mining
Werner Lake Nickel
22c
1
Feb
2.09 Mar
67
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Feb
——*
1
——1
•
1-20
71c
»
Apr
Apr
73c
4,245
1
57
8c
14Vic
11,800
9.Q0
Feb
1.25
,
4,000
78c
•
8.80
1
Walte
18c
9.00
Violamac Mines
Amulet
5c
13,657
•
-
Feb
__
2.12
2.12
6.60
6.75
1,156
75c
72c
76c
14,000
•
1.86'
1.81
1.98
'24,916
Jl
5Vic
4c
5 Vic
32,500
13C
-10c
Thompson Lundmark
10c
6.60
Ltd
-Texstar
Tidal
1.54
40c
1.50
96c
—1
Mining
10c
•
Minerals
Territory
10,200
—1
Ltd
Apr
38 %C
27,749
—1
Producers
Jan
8Vic
1
13c
Ltd
,—___;
12 %c
8,200
—1
15c 17 Vic
—
Airwavs
Roy
Mines
Prosoectors
14,920
lie
Taurcanis
Feb
'
Prairie
9,525
15c
10c
Feb
10%
41c
•
;
1.55
14 %C
11c
Feb
18
B0e
—
Oils
Rouyn
1.47
14 %C
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Feb
85c
—1
:
1.50
.1
2.73 Mar
44c
1
Ore Uranium
Place Oil & Gas,
Placer Development
_1
35c
Mines
Exploration
Sylvanit-e Gold Mines.;
18 %c Mar
85c
15Vic
;
Mines
Cons
Sunburst
Mar
1
Ltd
Gold
Sullivan
Mar
Feb
1
——.—
Gas
&
Apr
9c
Jan
12c
,
7.75
*
& Minerals—
Oil
30c
Fbe
Jan
14%
1
Paymaster Consol
Oil
Feb
7c
Jan
50c
—2
Gold.—
International
Oil—
18c
9,500
Yukeno
11c
14%
1
Mines
Jan
110,300
8%c
Young
•
Faramaque Mines
Patino of Canada
&
8.35
30c
7c
Yellowknife
20o
Porcupine
Exploration
Apr
24c
Jan
74c
7.75
Ltd
Gold
6.50
25c
8%C
Jan
Feb
—1
__—
Gas
Mar
1
Jan
|Jan
—1
Mines
Pacific Petroleums
Ltd
Mar
6c
1
Yankee
7 Vic
8,000
_____
Exploration
Apr
10c
Jan
Contact
Jan
52c
10,150
8c
4Vic Jan
1,000
56c
8c
• '
1 '
1
Consolidated
38c
Feb
Sturgeon River Gold
Zenmac Metal Mines
Mines
Lake
1.80
36c
Metals
Warrants
1.73
3.20
•
Mines
Ponder
Apr
1,550
1
—
Alines
Oils
Powell
24 %C
6,937
1
'.
Maiartic
Opemiska Copper
Pitch
Jan
47c
20c
Oleary
Pickle
3.10
1.85
•
Alines
Ltd
Oils
Mines
Oil
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
6 Vic
1
Canada
Rare
Phillips
9c
15 Vic Mar
1
Beaucage
Petrol
Jan
Jan
1
Exploration
Rankin
Peruvian
6c
Jan
41c
37c
1.73
1.75
•
O'Brien Gold Mines
-
4c
27,800
7c
Jan
47c
Goldcrest
Perron
2.76
5,595
Jan
Mar
1.62
6 Vi c
25c
common
Coldstream
Perino
2.86
20c 22 Vic
Warrants
Peerless
Feb
56c
48c
48c
1
Mines
6%c Jan
13 %c
14c 14 Vic
*
& Smelting
Mines
Oils
Jan
4c
Jan
4c
22c
PCE
Mar
6,600
12c
31 Vic
Pa to
42c
32c
1
Pax
Jan
35c
Mines
Pamoil
Jan
10c
Mines
Pamour
10 %C
25 %C
28c
*
•Norbeau
Osisko
Apr
71c
6 Vic
'
Orenada
8 Vic
Jan
33c
S
Mines—:
Mining
Orchan
14c
i—1
&
1
Manitoba
Mylamaciue Alining & Smelt Ijjtd.l
Okalta
Jan
6c
28c
1.—1
New
New
Oka
29c
Feb
Jan
3Vie Jan
8 Vic
1
1
Jan
16c
Jan
8 Vic
1
1
Jan
3,000
10 Vic 11 Vic
50c
Alines
Apr
2,000
29c
Alines
Mar
4 Vic
4c
Alines
4.70
Apr
21 Vic
Alines
12c
Jan
10c
23 Vic 23 Vic
22c
*
•
Jason Alines
Feb
Jan
4 Vic
1
Petroleum
13 %c
Jan
56,000
of Canada
1.41 Mar
5c
9 Vic
Develop
Mar
Mar
118,700
7 Vic
New "Continental Oil
Jan
49c
Feb
10c
8c
New .Calumet Mines
Jan
1.64
7c
8c
1
Obaska
Apr
69c
BicUamaque Gold
Nudiflama
16%
65c
New
Nova
Feb
69c
33c
Norvalie
19c
1
33c
North
Jan
.1
1
Jan
Feb
7,500
3,785
16,265
Jan
Feb
2.85
Apr
Sudbury
Feb
4,500
1
Northland
65c
Feb
9,000
.
Athona Alines
Northern
3.00
Jan
17c
4%c
14,040
Jan
-1
26c
Jan
29c
4,010
6.55
Nickel
1.93
Apr
Apr
1.60
42,900
*
1
New
North
7,866
1.70
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
1
Northgate
975
30 %c 32 %c
Jan
Alger Alines
North
1.80
30 %c
Apr
Feb
Mar
10c
14c
Jan
Jan
36c
10 Vic
14,400
13c
20c
Mines
Oils
31,700
14
47 Vi
31c
1.40 Mar
14c
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
21c
12c 13 %c
1
Jan
47c
20 %c
12c
Stanwell Oil & Gas
1.50 Mar
Mar
12c
Jan
8%c
Canadian
18,350
10 %c
Jan
4.80
1
1
Feb
Jan
5.40 Mar
—*
Uranium
Jan
6.30 Feb
Jan
35c
31,362
Jan
51%
Exploration
North
30c
1.89
Jan
1.35
500
26c
1.80
7c
Jan
Petroleum
Northcal
Oils
Union
26c
30c
1.85
7c
1.35
35c
4.00 Mar
7,680
8c
Jan
National
Norlartic
26c
"...
8.80
Feb
National
Acme
38c
1
Ltd
Mines & Oils
Stanrock
35%c
•
145
6c
Nama Creek Alines
Nor
Mines
Southern
37c
1
Silvennaque
Spooner
2.00 Apr
5.00
300
7,900
9,000
15c
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Nisto
74,838
5.10,
12%
44"%
Minerals
Nipissing
4.20
5.10
4.85
900
4.05
5.10
9 Vic 10 Vic
12%
I,004
Mines..,
Nickel -Rim
57o Feb
9,000
Porcupine
Taku
Jan
33.750
Wright Iron
Nickel
1.40
4.15
1
11 Vic 11 Vic
.'—•
New
Feb
16c
Alining Corp
Senator
Mar
88c
6 Vic
City Petroleums
Rouyn
Jan
11c
Apr
7c
48 %
M
1.35
1
Gordon
9Vic
26c
New
12c
71c
Feb
Mar
Jan
1.75
.5,450
•
11 Vic
32c
New
Feb
7 Vic Mar
6c
Gold
50c
7 Vic
30c
Newnorth
Gold
7,000
15 Vic
Kelore
25c
5.90
Jan
7c
18c
Feb
17,858
Apr
Jan
9c
18c
22c
5.70
4,520
8,200
4%c Mar
27,600
23c
14c
6 Vic
New
1.93
5.70
11c
47 Vi
Hosco
5,000
27,400
1
10c
15Vic
New
5c
15c
1
•
New
5c
—50c
45,950
28,100
20c
—•
Mines
9C
Mar
Apr
Miller Mines
76c
8c
95c
Stand
9c
5,000
4%c Mar
Silver
71c
Mar
10,000
Silver
7 Vic
70c
26,400
Jan
72c
Jan
1.20
26c
7 Vic
38c
2.00
6,799
Siscoe
Jan
18.600
9c
5%c
23c
Jan
49c
5c
Slierritt
Apr
45c
7c
95c
Sigma Mines Quebec
20c
,
10%
Feb
1.89
Feb
14 Vic
Jan
Feb
5c
5
Jan
Jan
14c
9.20
3,500
1.03
Metal
Jan
9c
Mar
20,328
1
6 Vic
13 Vic Mar
10c
10%
12c
1
3 %c
25c
Newhmd
Security Freehold
Jan
9,300
A
Jan
Apr
6%c
BOo
91c
10c
Goldvue
Jan
Gold
Gold
Apr
10c
New
2.35
17 Vic
.
Jan
6c
45C
Jan
25c
Davies
10c 11 %c
:
,
10%
1
74c
30c
New
2.40
'
1
Alines
Concord
Feb
3 Vic Mar
1
rNew
2.00
2 Vic
•
New
Satellite
1
Alining
;Nealon
1.70 Mar
300
1,850
3,000
Alidrim
Alulti
Apr
2.30
14c
Exploration & Development_50c
Alining
1
Ore
19c
2.20
4,600
Alidcon Oil
Mt
1.15
Feb
1.35
5c
10c
Island
Moneta
Jan
Lake
McWalters Gold Mines
Uranium
Jan
7%c
1
Petrol
Creek
1.70 Jan
80c
I
1
1
Medallion-Petroleums.
Alin
1.16
Lake
Red
Mc Alar mac
Sarcee
Sheep
Apr
200
90c
•
...
—
Red
McKenzie
San
Sand
River
1.15
Apr
29,430
3c
1
Mines
Jan
Apr
Antonio
21c
Jan
21,050
76 c
•
Martin-McNeely
Apr
5,600
Mar
12c
22c
1
Mining Corp
73c
5c
Jan
Jan
1.43
13 %c
5c
5 Vic
Jan
1.15
.
1.45
Ryanor Mining
31c
Jan
71c
43c
_
Jan
4c
50c. Mar
22,800
-
Apr
3,500
1
Gils
Consol
4 Vic
15c
15,900
63c
86c
4 Vic
1
Maritimes
Rowan
2.05 Mar
10.500
550
1.45
74c
1
Marcon-Mines
Mines
Jan
20c
54c
—*
2 Vic
1
Mines
Roche
1.05
Jan
8%c
Jan
Feb
3.60
10% Feb
10%
2.43
Apr
9.15 Mar
10 %C
—
12c
Feb
4,175
11c
5c
——*
Marboy
Minerals
Apr
7c
9.90
1.15
90c
Jan
17%c Jan
9.75
1
Jan
Jan
15 %c Jan
Apr
Apr
88c
51c
1
Rio Rupununi Mines
Rix Athabasca Uran
Apr
12 %c Mar
18c
2 Vic
1
Uranium
Rexpar
3.10
1,915
2.10
Jan
Jan
5,000
13,240
>
57c
Mines
3Vic
9,500
1.06
5 Vic
1.97
14c
•
23c
12,900
4c
Feb
9c
3,771
25c
1
Magnet Cons Mines
Manitou
3.35
24c
1
Lake
Maneast
3.15
3 Vic
1
Renabie
5 Vic
4.500
1
Jan
39c
Mar
90c
14c
-1
5c
14,500
6 Vic
15 Vic
Mar
32c
89c
23c
600
53C
I
Macdonald
1.73
2,100
6c
Feb
1.65 Mar
Jan
—
;
1
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
Reeves
Jan
Jan
17c
9%c Feb
25c
•
1.20
Feb
54c
Feb
5.15
——
——....
1.46 Mar
30c
24,500
9 Vic
*
Mines
Cockshutt
Marigold
1.80
8 Vic
Petroleum
1.67
1.46
7,800
8 Vic
r
Quonto
Jan
Apr
48c
1,245
35c
*
Mines
Explorations
Red
32c
1
Gold
Lynx
Macdonald
3c
Jan
3c
68,000
—1
31c
8c
3,840
8c
.
Feb
40 Vic
496,670
1.55
.1
_
1.00
1
Mines
Gold
40Vic 45Vic
50c
Jan
4
3.40 Mar
25c
«.«.•'
9.90
4.00 Mar
Mines
Gold
MacLeod
15C
f:
*
2.60
Long Point
A!ill
Feb
Mining
*
American
Aleta
4,900
1
Leitch Gold Mines
Merrill
15c 15%c
.1
Langis SHver
Alentor
1
Manitou
Mines
Gold
Maralgo
Mines
Apr
13c
9c
950
Mines.
Mines
Jan
37,200
1,500
18,700
Shore
Apr
5c
7c
Jan
Apr
35c
3.60
7.95
4.80 Mar
7 Vic
Jan
3.40
10c
36,114
9c
Jan
200
5%C
29%
5,471
5.25
12c
46.600
6c
Jan
25%
29 Vi
4.85
Jan
32c
3.50
Mattagami
1
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenstown Gold Mines..—.———1
8 Vic
8c
1
Quebec
High
7,169
1
Quebec
27 Vi
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
9%c'
Corp—
Quebec Lithium
Feb
9c
Madsen
25c
Apr
29
Macfie
25C
13c
4.90
Macassa
———1
Develop
Labrador
Gold
17c
1
Lexindin
Quebec
9c
Feb
1
Lencourt
Jan
9C
Jan
•
Latin
42c
Shares
High
1
8c
10c
14C 14 Vic
Mines
Lamaque
2.88 Mar
Jan
Quebec Ascot Cooper
Quebec Cliibougamau
Low
12c
10c
14c
Dufault
Osu
for Week
of Prices
Par
3,100
10c
*
Lingman Gold
Luz
Sales
Range
Sale Price
4,200
—1
v
Week's
Last
;•
Feb
Lake
La
Jan
I
Townsite
I
.
30c
Lake
Lake
10%
1.85
7,956
Kopan Developments Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake
Jan
8.25 Mar
200
30c 32 Vic
6 Vic
1
30c
;
....
High
r
Jan
4 Vic
;
■
Kirkland
Low
Shares
1
_
Friday
S T O CK S
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
;
(Range for Week Ended April 27)
Sales
200
2.08
5.50
71c
1.81
4c
V
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Apr
2.70
Jan
Jan
6.75
Apr
•No
1.02
Jan
Included
Apr
2.28
Feb
Anr
7Vic
Jan
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend.* (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
wiWhen issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend..**' • -
Mar
par
in
value,
year's
a
Odd
range),
lot
e
sale
(not
included In
Selling ex-interest.
d Deferred delivery sale (not
rCash sale (not included in year a
wd When delivered.
year's range),
fFlat price.
..-v.;
v
;
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2070)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
quotation
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers. Inc.. and other selected sources.
They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
The following
by the "bid")
w«de
primarily
5
Corp
5%
5%
Empire
10%
Endevco
-10
64
Cascade
*
14%
16%
Culver
Inc
Develop
Credit class
All-State
A
Natural
Gas
Industries
Ceco
Ennis
2%
ctfs_.
3%
27%
Central
21%
23 %
6%
4
Erie
Allyn & Bacon Inc
Gas
5
29
32
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
32%
29%
Central
10
35
Central Telephone
10
33'A
Power
Co
4%
Cent
5%
6%
2.50
24%
26%
Cetron Electronic Corp
Charles of the Ritz
1
Vermont
Svc
Pub
22%
25%
21%
7%
Chemsol
11%
Christiana
50c
cl A_1
18%
19%
15
16%
—5
56%
59%
1
Greetings class A—1
Gypsum Co
—1
Heritage Publish—25c
Int'l Bowling .—,—10c
Pipe & Construction_5
Rubber & Plastics—1
6%
6%
Corp__6
22%
—
American Electronic Labs
Express Co
Furniture Co
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
6%
10%
1
—1
2%
28%
Applied
18%
10
11
11%
16%
22%
6%
7%
17%
58%
51
53%
27
6%'
class A
Products Inc—
Oil
Atomic
Paint
(
Clearing House
Commonwealth
Gas
Commonwealth
Oil
Consumer
10
Continental
,
25%
Cook
25%
Electric
Coral
24%i
Cove
Cowles
-
14%
15%
•
"101%
97
22%
5%
22%
24%
19
12
General
Aniline
14%
21%
16%
General
1%
Inc,
8%
1
General
16'A
General
Devices
62%
66 %
General
Drive-In
Components
10c
3%
4%
General
Economics
2.50
15%
&
5c
Newman—,,*
_•
Industries
Corp
1
Corp_*
1
Company
Products
/___10c
Co,
Dynamics
Inc_,
Sharpe Mfg
Terminal
Byllesby
Funds
(H M) & Co
Inc
8
,
,_ioc
25c
For
8
29%
6
20%
8
5
Inc
conv
j
preferred
Inc
,
2
Toe
Service
footnotes,
12%
see page
48.
Glatfelter
4%
37%
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
Corp class A
1
7%
Precision Inc
Wash
Ind
Inv
24'A
,
x21
,5
14 %
6 %
7
Grinnell Corp
Grolier Inc
?
19%
3%
21%
4
—20
25
27%
(A
P)
Real
Estate,
—_____*
;
7%
27%
11%
11%
25
28%
Grosset
Dunlap Inc
Growth Capital Inc
*
7%
8%
1
46%
49%
Dynamics
Corp
Company
class
Bush
A
——1
7%
,1
Inc,
61
2
Corp
5%
1
Company,,
Industries
20 'A
2'A
Inc
23'A
1
Corp
110
50%
8
65%
6%
22%
25%
117
20c
11%
12%
1
2%
3%
pfd_2
28%
31%
Chemical
Corp of Am
Dynatronics Inc
$1
20c
7%
8%
4%
5%
Gulf
Lilly
15%
Gulf
Southwest
16'A
.19 %
21%
4%
Cosco
Hamilton
Loft
16%
18%
Economy
23%
Ecuadorian
31 %
Edgcomb
Corp
Steel
;
Hanover
Shoe
Hanson-Van
Munning
'
Z
•' I-'
45%
48%
Hathaway
43%
47%
Hawaiian
5%
Telephone
5%
Hearst
Cons
6%
7%
Heath
(D
__5
21%
23%
Henderson's
Co
Publications
22
Henry's Drive-In Inc
♦
43
47%
Hermetite
l
5%
1
16%
Electric
Instrument
Co.
...
9%
10%
Electrada
Corp
Electro Consolidated
24%
26'A
Electro
(Texas)28%
———25c
1
class A_50c
24%
26 %
28%
Instruments
Electro-Science Investors,.
30%
Electro-Ter
Corp
8%
£
73/4
7%
1
8%
1
8%
10c
8%
10
9
6%
18
Heublein
94%
•' 11
38%
5
4%
16%
'i
1
Companies Inc
Stores Inc——— —1%
-Corp
13%
14%
167/B
18
54
57%
11%
2
2%
37
39%
Macf)onald
Co
Inc.,.
Stores
Corp
Co
& Electric
104
——1
35
Co—8
—.—* 'C 6
«.l :: :/$:■
Magnetics Inc
Major League Bowl & Recrea—1
Marine Capital Corp^
—1
Marlin Rockwell Corp
1
Marmon Herrington Co
1
18%
6'A
(K F)
Corp
•
29%
12%
7%
110
,.37%
6%
6%
3%
3;
10 7A
11%
24%
26%
v.. 9
10%
.
1
5%
—2
Industries
19%
—1
Inc
Marshall
6%
8'A
>21%
'
9%
13
13%
Mary
1
12
13%
20%
22
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
19
20%
Carter Paint class A
A__25
24 %
27%
Matheson
26%
28%
Mattel
15
16'A
M'axson
.
9%
11
"
•
.1
27%
30%
-I
40%
> 43%
Corp
—3
Co_i__._/—2
10%
Company
Inc
McGraw
Electronics
(F
H)
&
12
4%
.5%
"
Corp
»
Inc
1
4%
22
5%
24%
McLean
Industries
McLouth Steel
10%
11%
Mechanical
27%
26%
28%
8%
Hoover Co
16
17%
8%
Horizon
Land
lc
13
14 %
Houston
Corp
1
13%
14%
Metal
9%
Houston
Fearless
l
2%
3%
10%
Houston
Natural
5
35%
class
A
class
A
_2y2
Corp,,—
Gas
Corp
38
1
2%
Corp
Melpar Inc
10
12
35%
15%
25
9%
13%
13%
27%
Hidden Splendor Min 6%
pfd_ll
High Voltage Engineerng Corp-1
Holiday Inns of America,.
1.50
30%
99
'
'
2
Magnefax
11
16%
1
*
54
50
...1
Drug
Madison Gas
116
111%
Pak—1
—
5%
19%
—.
Steel
Star
5
Portion
Eitel-McCullough
Electronic
20%
8
1,5
C)
20
Corp
lc
4%
17%
Lynch Communication Sys Inc-l
26%
19
>
iI-;'
Corp
Instruments Inc
1
——
24'A
*
3.50
:
7%
7%
1
19%
1
Harvey-Wells
Inc—
Lytle Corp,,—
Lytton Financial
3%
42
/ 18%
1
Inc
50c
70c
...
Forms
Joint
Lowe's
Winkle-
Edgerton Germ & Grier
Edgewater Steel Co__
Inc
—_i.
Inc
Inc
Sons
Inc
Longs
38%
2'A
38%
Handy & Harman
__1
Hanna Mining Company——1
5
Ltd
Co
Corp
Handmacher-Vogel
*
25%
Corp. A
Lighting Inc—
Marrud
Laboratory
Inc
1
Bookbinding Corp_10c
21%
Mfg
—
23 %
33 %c
Pipe Co..
Candy Corp
—. „—1
Lone
8%
11%
34»A
Mangmejit class A_10c
Hamilton
Inc
3%
Inc———1
12%
Lucky
Hamilton
34 Va
'3
.5%
Loan Corp
(Eli) & Co Inc B—_
Ludlow
;■
29
7%
'
30%
12%
Lock
12
10
Hagan Chemicals & Controls__l
Hager Inc
*
Hajoca Corp —
1
>
5%
26%
/;' 5 Va
Products
Loblaw
5%
10 %
1
5%
27%
31%;
20c
:
&
14%
24%
t
*—
12
19%
13
Lithonia
40%
15%
Capital Corp__l
Gyrodyne Co of America
Co.,
3%
10%
17%
Lipe-Rollway
,1 37%
Chemical Corp.,—10c
Interstate
—1
8%
vi
10%
2.50
Liberty
18%
1
-
Co
Business
Lewis
186
177
1
&
7%
International Corp.l
Plan
Lestoil
50%
Paso
17%
10
23
1
-—
Steel
Blower
Levitt
14%
17%
*
6%
El
;:V-4
10"%
10
.2.50
—
Inc
Lence Lanes
''""■3%
13
preferred
conv
Lei Inc
26%
21A
,1
5%
Lance
Lau
14%
3%
46%
Flco
:%7%
3
J 16%
—1
Chromate
Lease
8%
13 lA
Fire Brick.
25%
Dynamics
5
6%
'
—.2.50
-
Leaseway Transportation Corp.l
Leeds & Northrup Co
50c
Leeds Travel ware class A-1..—1
..
Glickman
I
Corp
Latrobe
40%
Greenfield
1
Dyna-Therm
25%
■
5%
5
Green Mount Power Corp
Economics
14%
50c
A
Co__
Green
10%
13%
class
(P H)
7%
5
Crucible—
Dynacolor
.
Corp
Glasspar Co
37%
34%
:*
14%
19%
68%
9%
4%
56
.
9%
27%
6%
32%
23
^.1
Laguna Naguel Corp Units.—
Lake Ontario Portland Cement
22%-
34%
l
Duriron
5%
14%
28'A
26%
51%
2%
17 %
1
common
Dura
15%
Co
13 %
•
1
20
63
Eastern Racing Association
•
Eastern Utilities Associates„10
4%
Oil
19%
17.%
Co_3
L
25%v
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool__2
1
—
18%
14
11%
10'A
13%
12%
10c
—
32
9%
Kromex
16%
25%
8%
Cement
Kollmorgen Coro
3%
12
—*
Dunham
35%
■
18%
2%
10c
13%
17%
•
—10
Kirk (C F) Labs Inc
__20c
Knapp & Vogt Mfg Co.—..—2
Knox Glass Inc——.,
—.,6.25
Koehring Company Inc
—2
.
4%
17
Corp.—l
Globe Rubber Products,.
Milner
23%
299
15
General Waterworks
Greater
Bradstreet Inc____
32
Kingwood
25%
13%
Grayway
Dun &
9%
Inc—1
A
King<Kullen Grocery class A—1
18%
15%
Corp
Duffy-Mott
22 %
Co
Kings Department Stores—t
Kingsport Press Inc.,——1.20
12
43%
Company
Corporation
Dymo
Company
5%
17
34%
Dumas
16%
■
Corp,..—lc
40%
•
»/8
6%
14%
&
Oil
.52 Va
29%
Corp
1
General Shale Products Corp.-*
General Supermarkets Inc,__10c
Co__2.50
19%
12%
26%
49
.40%
:
28%
'
———5
47%
EICO
16%c
California Interstate Tel__~ 5
California Liquid Gas
CorpIIZi
Water
25%
7%
10
Company
Industries
7%
18
Utilities Co.——10
9VB
:
3%
—•
Corp,,
19%
Inc
(J)
Drexel
38
26%
'
270^
.1
17%
31%
14%
Drackett
17%
lo
Co
Inc—
Chemical Co
22 %
8%
■'
23
Guardian
5%
6%
Buildings Co 10c
C E I R inc class A
F M
Calif
Corp
4%
Donnelley (RR) & Sons Co_2.50
Dorsett Electronics Inc
25c
12
16%
Browning Arms Co__
1
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc
3
Brush
Beryllium Co
1
Buckeye Steel Casting Co,,"*
Business
4%
1
British-American Const & Mat_5
Brockway Glass Co Inc
5
&
■
•
common
preferred——4—-—25
Bristol
Dixon
5%
10%
Inc
12%
Dixon Chemical Industries Inc.l
16%
4%
Battery
16%
Inc
Diversa
,31%
1
Machines
Botany
Inc
4
46%
,
27%
24 Va
28'A
44%
11%
Dravo
Herald-Traveler
$1.20
43%
—50c
Capital
Bowser
29
Manufacturing-1
Boston
Caldor
Diebold
15%
1
Co—
Bowman
14%-
,25o
Publishing
Boston
Cadre
Dictaphone
$1.25
25%
,
.
Keystone Portland
20%
14%
Dial Finance Company
Diamond Crystal Salt
8'/a
•
Company,,,,
Bowl-M'or
Systems
-
V.
11%
10
——
5%
32'A
10%
22%
3%
Petroleum
Beranek
C
3%
Western
Ami
Bzura
8%
Petroleum_r— 1
Bryson Inc
Machines—10c
8%
14"%
9%
3%
Light
8%
7%
7%
3%
&
8
13'A
1
8'A
Digitronics
Inc
1
10c
Disc
Inc..
Inc__
Specialties—5
Co
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Business
15%
Business
Bush
(L"
25%
Electric
Brown
I
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.5
Detroit International Bridge.,.1
9%
;
29%
24%
Engine
5
Co_5
23
42%
A—;.*
23
21
; 18%
Corp
& Ceramic,—1
Inc
474
-
20%
—170c
&' Film
Gas
24%
21
—J
——
Nat
445
I
A
Class B
.10
Keyes Fibre -Co,—1.--L
Keystone Custodian Funds A—*
——10
—
23%
14
7% :
Co.
23 V*
2c
Aircraft Corp
Ketchum
:
14%.
5
—1
—
14%
23%
v
•
c
20c
1
common,
11 %
9%
C
•
International
23
——50c
—1
Inc
Service
Gem
•
2'A
Industries
Corp
Corp class A
1
Del
Electronics Corp
10c
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
—1
34%
7%
26'A
Corp
10%
i 10
,_1
A
'
23%
Steel
Kewanee
10%
13
1
General Foam
"•77%
.—5
1
1
'
Atronics
Co
7%
68%
$%
Kentucky
14%
class
27%
'
19%
v6%
Kennametal
35%
'
25%
Cummins
14%
73
32
9%
—2
Corp
.
;• 4'A.
3%
13%
G-L Electronics Inc
Garlock
19 Va
List
Futterman
J':
12
Das
12%
&
6%
8%
7%
9%
18%
(M)
Bon
5%
10%
2%
21%
"33>A
Refining
13%
17%
Sivalls
Bolt
1
,8
.
1
2.50
Corp
34%
Custom
1%
Fulton Industries
8%
11%
Blatt
Bohn
Frontier
Frouge
11%
Eastern
Bogue
13
50c
21%
17%
.it
Kearney & Trecker Corp.—...3
Kellwood Co
_*
Kendall. Refining Co
—10
.
7 Vi
6%
20'A
——
31%
17% i
25
8%
1
Prod——1
Photo
Corp
Lay Inc
9
13%
.
.19 %
Labs—
Kane-Miller Corp
Kansas-Nebraska
15%
(NY).
sy9
12
& Lamson Machine Co_20
Inc
33%c
Kalvar Corp
5%
*■
7%
5
Franklin
19%
pfd
4%
14'A
50c
Fox-Stanley
Frito
...
—,1
Co
45%
Dejur-Amsco
_4—1
lc
8Vb
'
64%
$1.46 preferred
,13%;
A__5
—
1
64%
Power
5%
9%
13%
B
Grant
1
&
Data-Control
7%
5
Inc
Mach
34%
7%C
:
,13%
12%
1
&
11%
Inc.:
Dashew
Black
Blue
4%
8
20%
Leasing Co
Beryllium Corp —
Class
Gear
Broadcstg.l
CTS
9%
Bqrman
Properties
Bros
17%
Co—
Magazine
Systems
Crouse-Hinds
24%
5%
Bag Co
Fair
Foote & Davis Inc
42 %
....
Inc
Chemical
Cowles
Craig
6%
Chem—50c
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Hathaway
Food
Foote
6%
31%
Co____—,5
Kaman
1
Pharm
&
60 %
Hills
3%
51A
"
V
i 7%
Kaiser
20%
v12%
Inc—:5c
Stores
6%
12%
19
Utilities,,,—1
&
—50c
Co
Prop
59
Black
9%
31%
Water
Bennett
Crompton & Knowles Corp....•
Cross Company
;
5
4%
57
6%
Ridge
Vitamin
61
Smith
Floyd
11%
Transportation...!
Cook
16
&
Florida
2%
...1
Control Data Corp—
Coffee Company
.
8
Machine
Son
7%
9%
8
Vndng_10c
Screw
Continental
15%
27
Automatic
11%
-10
Julyi\ Sportswear Inc cl A—10c
.
27 %
"
9%
57
9
I
Service
Julie ;Research
;
32%
29%
Consultants Bureau Ent cl A__1Q
16
13%
Airmotive
&
25%
25
8%
.l/VCo
Steel
Jones
6%
Corp
——1
Florida Telephone Corp cl A—10
18
53
.
Jostens
10%
5%
Co..—3
44
23
—lQc
Corp
.
Jessop
/Johnson
,
29%
-
9%
Foundation Company
Darling
Bird
Steel
24%
Dallas
Binney
Florida
22
Danley
Billups
Billups
6%
6%
8%
Consolidated Rock Products____5
8%
17%
Bros
Public Utilities
Foster
Manufacturing Co__,—1
Corp
1
Corp
_20c
Bemis
Florida
,
27
——1
Forcite Inc
•4%
Isle
—_—1
24
>
class A___1
Co
6%
8%
Works—
Co
Fitchburg Paper
Florida Capital Corp
23
7 Va
Iron
Governor
17%
12%
15%
Belmont
Fisher
49%
5%
53
Petroleum
Belle
'19%
,2.50
Inc,^
%'
16%
—
21%
17%
1
Moore—;
Foods
41
•
J a mesbury
Jfervis
22%
19%
&
Fisher
29 %
,1
Corp.,
Refining_2c
Co-10
"
First Western Financial—_i
21
Counselors Inc—__—1
Belco
Jerro^d Electronics Corp
16%
24%
23%
1
Instruments Corp_25c
Computer
6
Mfg
Bayless (A J)
Baystate Corp
28%
47
Connecticut Light & Power Co,*
Consolidated Airborne
10c
23
Co
12%
'
13%
Fischbach
11%
7% "
1
11%
26 %
16%
15%
22%
5%"
Commonwealth Telephone
14
Bates
Behlen
20%
,27%
l
—,_1
Corp
31%
277
21
:♦
(NJ)„„1
Business
Business Systm.lOc
24
Corp
—.——
Bargain City USA Inc
Barton Distilling Co
Beauty
7%
22%
19
——125c
~~
23%
5
1
1
1
—,,,.—10
Markets Inc„_1
7%
Barden
Surety
Freightwy Inc-2.50
Rendering Co_6.25
1
Electric
Hydro
Bangor
Small
First
Consolidated
14%
2.50
&
First
25
:
Inc
Crown-Bremson
Baltimore
14%
29%
Co.._5
10%
27%
Consolidated
24%
Products——1
Inc
13
Consolidated
1
Gas Co
&
;11%
:
9%.
12%
*
13%
15%
11%
29
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Inc_____
26%
260
Jacquin (Chas). et Cie Inc,50c
Jamaica/ Water /Supply Co.r—*~
Corp,:
Jarrell-Ash Company^
1
J E Plastics Mfg Corp,
jQc
Jergens (Andrew) Co
*
Investors
%
8%
—
Aztec
Gas
58%
98
16%"
13%
*
.-6 %
-
10 V4
Co..__—__5
Utilities
(Richard)
Itek Corporation
.16%*
•15%::
26%
7
20%
Co_—•
2%
Wire
Plastics
14%
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50c
Baird
A
Service
Southern
Irwin
r
Mortgage
5
—__1
Public
Iowa
4
First Flight Co.
50c
First Investors Corp cl A_——,1
-
'
1
cl
preferred
12%
—
Inc
3%
10
Inc
Co
"Iowa
10
93%
Co___
Ionics Inc
83 %
3%
First
.
26%
25%
Prod,,33 %c
Gas
Corp
j.
.
10
10%
9%
8%
9
13%
Corp
34
—
Adhesive
6%
6
3%
Boston
62%
Corp
Products
First
24%
32%
53k
Vending Co.,
l
Investors Diversified Serves A„1
•
5 % ■
79%
Securities
6%
.7%
'
54%
Interstate
6%
1
10c
;*
—
9%
1
Assembly
1
Associated
Products
1
Associated Sales Analysts cl A_5
Associated Springs Corp——10
Associated Transport Inc,—,—•
Astrodata Inc
*
Atlanta
Gas Light Co
.—5
Atlas Credit Corp common_,10c
Class
B
10c
Atmos-Pak Inc
,,—400
Avon
23
1
■
6%
30
'
International Recreatn Corp_50c
Textbook Co
•
48%
•
4%
Assn_100
10c
Mfg Co__
Corp
Sales Ltd.,
31%
-
Inc
21
5%
.'45%
—*
Natl Mortgage
58%
Stores—,——1
Industries
Fireco
Co—____10c
Interstate
Commerce
21
Automation
27%
Engineering Co Inc„.I
Colorite
29%
19%
Hart & Hegeman Elec-10
Metal Inc.——
——1.
Avery
$1.25
3%
*
,
25%
Products—__1
Insulated
Colorado
54%
6
_5c
Filmohn
Milling & Elevator—1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com_3
19%
Arrow
Arvida
8%
49
7% '
—12.50
Fiat-Metal
Colorado
62
Co__5
Federal
28 %
Colonial Stores Inc
18
20%
Collyer
16%
57%
Dept
Credit
National
Coleman
13%
15%
Participating preferred
Missouri Power
States
Coburn
30%
Arkansas Western Gas Co—2'/a
Arlans
Coastal
Cole
28
Electronics
135
Corp—
9'A
.5%
-6%
Interstate
212
1
8%
447a
34%
26
(Florida)
Co
;3%
:/
•
Corp„._25c
International Cablevlslon "A" iOc
Intl Flavors & Fragrance,—50o
10%
11%
7
First Republic Corp of Am cl A_1
24%
common—.,1
Co
Gas
3%
.
32
Inc-Sclass
Financial
Faradyne
4%
12%
Arkansas
Art
City
10'
;!26%
23
—1
West
129
16%c
29%
;
International Bank of Wash___i
.
9%
45%
.'—,10
Farrel-Birmingham Co
Farrington Mfg
.
29%
8%
15%
206
B
27%
.
Industry____25c
Systems
:
lInc:
11%
: 27%
__i
for
Infrared
Industries
Instrument Systems
8%
14%
7%
*.
—10
.
14%
A—16%c
class
Engines
11%
Farms
Arden
.
_2c
—100
Utilities
Class
64
37%
94%
—1
com—1.25
Securities
Preferred
Citizens
Precision
10c
Inc
59%
Sportswear
3%
Industries
Arcs
.1
10%
22 1
A
Bearing
Lanes
Far
5%
Clarlse
Electronics class A—10
Research Corp
25c
Applied
;
10%
j.5%
34%
Information
8%
;
3%
9%
20
5%
•
10%
1
--2%-
Famous Artists School—
3%
Clinton
16%
—4
Inc
4%
2%
Clifton
22%
--1
Anglo Canadian Tele class A_10
1
Chicago Musical Instruments__l
12 %
4
Corp
Anheuser-Busch
10c
Inc,
27%
50c
35%
-
-
com___l
Inc
Information
»
9
11%
47 V;
25%
..
41
Interstate Bakeries Corp,;
.1
24 %
Interstate': Engineering Corp..,1 - ; 12%
Interstate Motor Freight Syst-l14%
Fair
30%
EOc
5%
5
11%
com-7.50
5%
preferred
25
American Sterilizer Co
3%
American Univend
1.50
Anchor Corp
*
Anderson Labs Inc
1
Anelex
Inc
Inc
Galvan
.
Mills
preferred——I
Indiana Gas & Water Co:
Indianapolia Water Co
Industrial Timer Corp
•
-
17%
13%
2.50
32%
44%
International
3%
Inc
46%
43
Gobain Corp
St
Amer
&
7%
10c
—:
—
Electronics
Fafnir
24%
Chattanooga Gas Co
19%
American
American Cryogenics
■»
;4
Company
Resistor
■
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$1.25
)
4%
—10c
-
1
32%
;
■
24%
%
16
30%
''io3«
50c \ i .4 %
14%
13%
Inc.,2.50
21%
■
22%
I,
Indian
75%
J
32'A
Inc___l
Income Properties Inc A.
21
«•
19%
Chemicals
47%
30
l
Packaging
.
47A
44^.:,
—L-
•
•
4%
Co
Filter
Air
19
70
1
1
Co
;
Ets-Hokin
35%
Maine
Biltrite Rubber Co—•
American Bowling Enterprise—1
American Cement Corp
5
American
Hydrocarbon
30%
•
•
37'A
35%
t-50c
Alpine Geophysical Assoc
Altamil Corp —
Alterman Foods Inc__
;
Ask
4%
Huyck Corporation.. —..—*
Hydra-Power• Corp
.10c
37 %
a
wide
a
Bid
1
Hugoton Production Co
.
11%
v
1
Forms
Inc
Executone
35%
27
32
-1
50c
10c
Corp
Radio
Allied
Indiana
Oil
Business
Estey
7%
13%
_*
7%
Corp
Equity Oil
29%
11%
Corp.
Epsco Inc
3%
Cedar
Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
50c
Pepsi-Cola
Allegheny
9%
.7%
"
j._,.—*
State
Entron
15%
6%
Allen
10
»_•
Empire Financial Corp
6%
8%
Organ Co,—--100
Allied
Maintenance Corp—3.75
Trust
Coal
Co
Empire Devices Inc
13 %
14%
25c
Field
Water
Emhart Mfg Co
7%
Point
18%
■
Material
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
;
2nd preferred
24.50
,) Hugoton Gas Trust Units,.
27%
7
Inc——50c
9%
5%
1
Co_i.__—.il
9
8%
—10c
Inc
5%
7%
1
loc
Land
Horn
10
59%
4%
Elk
9%
Chemicals
f
8%
Hygrsde
9
Cary
;
8%
28
12
Co
Co
&
17%
Elizabethtown
77%
1
1
E)
25%
.34%
—,50c
Line
Pipe
Carpenter (L
9%
£
10c
Elizabethtown Cons Gas—.,,,20
14%
73
Inc
Carolina
18%
7%
-22
19
common__25
B
4%
Inc,
:
Houston Oil Field
Howard Johnson
_
have
have
Par
10%
50 %
Corp—,1
Capital
£1
Instruments
<8%
25%
Alico
Co
/Elion
Card,—1
Capital
Int'l
Optical
Caressa
-
22%
Aid
3%
—1
Elgeet
Capehart Corp
50c
Capital For Tech Industries.,1
Capitol Products Corp—_50c
%
Associates
Electronics
14%
13%
Mills
Magnethermic Corp,,—--*
Alarm Device Mfg
—,10c
Albee Homes
-*
Alberto
Ltd—10c
Cannon
8
8%
—I
Electric
6
17
17%
Oil
Cannon
22%
4%
——.—J
Delhi
Canadian
5%
23%
16
12%
.
6%
5
22 %
Superior Ltd-———1
Canadian
16%
20%
Electronic
Ask
12%
lnc_———50c
Telep-
Inc
30%
5%
Ajax
As
Systems
Cameo
6%
7
Airpax Electronics
Water
15
1
Inc
Airwork
Cal-Tcc
26
Corp
Aerovox
Aileen
Calif
15%
5%
,
Electronics
16%
13 %
Corp
Acoustica Associates
-—-10c
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co •
Adler Electronics Inc—*—10c
Aeronautical Electronics
1
Aerotest Labs Inc
10c
Electric
Acme
Bid
Accounting
Ask
9%
48%.
__1
which
region.
Bid
2
—
is composed of'
•
'
> securities'
comprises
securities
which
Eastern
Par
■
Inp
Corp
Electronic
Par
15
--1
—--1
the
in
up
Electrolux
Ask
Bid
Par
Rents
Abbey
(Quotations for Friday, April 27)
on
Electro-Voice
industrials and Utilities
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
request.
The
TL- "National" list
distribution. • The
"Eastern"
list
national
distribution
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
or
furnished
.
.
4%
44
48%
'
Handling
Systems.l
4
4%
14%
16%
Merchants Fast Motor Lines—1
27
29%
Meredith
Publishing
30
33
Meridian
Electronics
1
Hydrides Inc
Metcom
Inc
Metromedia
Co._,_—3
Inc_.
10c
5
2%
10
3%
11%
50c
Inc
7%
8%
1
14%
15%
Volume
Number
195
6155
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2071)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-CounterSecurities
(Quotations for Friday, April 27)
,
Bid
Par
11 %
Mexican Light & Pwr Co com •
$1 preferred
13.50
Michigan Gas Utilities Co__2.50
Microdot
Mid-America
Midland
Pipe Line
Capital Corp
Midwest
Tech
Midwestern
Miller Mfg Co
Miner
Industries
19%
15
16%
Radiation
23
!'1'
21
9y8
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Northern
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Upper Penninsular Power
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45%
Co
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1
Western Mass Companies
Western Natural Gas Co
10%
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Western
16%
87/a
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Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals—__10c
9%
Corp_l
Sugar Corp
I
15
Corp
Foresinan & Co
Scripto Inc class A_—
;
Western
16
Manufacturing Co_5
Westcoast
7%
Servateria
States
33%
Aviation
35%
■
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15%
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1
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13%
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24%
Co class A__10c
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23
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of
Power
3%
2ir
Tube
Financial
Gas
23%
3
15
1
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13 y8
22
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15 y8
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10%
1—2
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West Coast
Telephone Co_
30%
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34%'
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28%'
26
28
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Scientific
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28 Vk
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39%
Co
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Wellington Mgnt
26%
26 %
United States
15%
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North
Foods
United
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13%
5%
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19%
1
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15 %
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8%
16%
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8%
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29%
4%
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Corp
1
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17%
Nielsen
Research
7%
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27
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&
15%
25%
Corp__
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24%
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23%
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Washington Natural Gas
Washington Steel Corp__
Watson Bros
Transport
"7
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22
10c
2.50
Artists Theatre Circui6_l
Scott'& Fetzer Co
5
Scott (O M) & Sons class A-100
Scott & Williams Inc
5
York Trap Rock
Nicholson File Company
New
Co
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Capital
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14%
A21%
10c
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25%
6% '
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21
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38'A
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16%
33%
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47
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8%
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Scantlln
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9%
-
13%
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6%
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30 'A Vy ; 33 V2
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Un.'t.cd Servomation
Corp
UniHwd^ Stair Companies
7VK
5%
19%
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Tubular
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Inc
United Printers
15%
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23%
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Warner Brothers
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Uarco
41%
6%
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8%
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38
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12%
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3%
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13%
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29%
32%
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6%
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44%
74%
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68
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17
41%
70
class A
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20
;
151/2
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5%
1
49%
22'A
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11%
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National Aeronautical Corp—1
Candies
Walbaum Inc
Wallace Investments Inc
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5%.
32%
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37%;;
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Waddell ft Reed Inc class
191/4
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45%
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28%
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23 %
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Rudd-Melikian
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61
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12%
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Tokeim Corp
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1
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20%
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44
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10%
12%
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Moore Drop Forging Co
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Thrifty Drug Stores
3%4'A
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8%
11%
4%
9%
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15%
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23
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7%
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Therm-O-Disc Inc
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12%
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Robbins & Myers Inc
28 y8
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11
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23%
1
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Texas
21
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11
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4%
1
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6%
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4%
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A
14%
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class
46Ta
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Morton
Inc
3%
35
Morton
1
25c
12%
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1
Monmouth; Park Jockey Club-lc
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Inc
Corp—
43.%
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Auto
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1
1
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1.25
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4%
E
7%
10c
10
Homes
R
10
37/a
25
Mississippi Glass Co
Mississippi Shipping.Co_
—5 •»' 13%
Mississippi Valley Barge Line_l **<10%
26%
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Modern
45%
Radiation
Quality
Inc
Systems
Mite Corp
Mobilile Corp
Bid
Inc—y—1
Products
12
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—1
Minneapolis Gas Co—
Missouri
Purolator
1 12%
Par
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11
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Sales
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for Week
of Prices
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—.—.-1
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—
3.40
—
Shares
—
3.40
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
—<■
100
—
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3.40 Mar
4.20 Mar
3.00
Apr
4.20 Mar
1.60 Apr
1.85 Mar
1.00
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1.00
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1.70 Mar
Inc
25c
1.90
1.90
2.20
500
1.90
Apr
3.50 Mar
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10c
1.00
1.00
1.10
600
1.00
Apr
1.70 Mar
25c
2.20
2.28
2.50
700
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Fund
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Keystone
7.15
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
1
9.41
10.27
7.98
8.63
K-l
(Income Fundi
9.34
10.19
4.36
4.65
K-2
(Growth
1
1
5.55
6.06
Fund Ltd—1
5.99
American
Business Shares
American Growth
Fund
American Mutual Fund Inc
S-l
6.42
(Growtli
S-4
1.58
1.74
5.04
5.50
Keystone
5.28
5.74
Knickerbocker
8.91
9.68
Knickerbocker
3.59
3.92
Lazard
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
11.27
12.25
Lexington
Life
Insurance
1
10.49
11.46
Life
Insurance
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
12.01
13.13
19.15
Growth Fund
Ltd
Canada
Blue
Fund
Boston
Bullock
Fund
Internatl
Income
15.88
17.95
11.23
General
12.75
13.93
11.41
12.47
9.58
10.47
15.23
shares
—lc
2.06
2.25
shares
lc
3.23
3.53
investors
Mass
Fund
int__33'/aC
1
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18.11
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10.39
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4.53
4.90
1
9.70
10.65
1
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Fund
9.23
Mutual
Trust
Nation
Wide Securities
20 >/4
21%
Fund Inc_lc
7.69
8.40
Mutual Shares Corn
National
21.26
23.17
7.55
8.26
Bond
16.83
17.00
Income Series
57.91
58.49
Stock
11.76
12.94
10.23
11.18
New
5.48
5.92
16.67
18.12
12.47
15.01
Corp—1
6.60
7.21
10
20c
a21.91
8.96
9.28
25c
12.18
13.32
1
8.92
9.70
Fund Inc
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
15.96
13.76
14.96
19.29
20.85
Fund Inc_l
4.54
4.97
10c
6.48
7.09
1
2.05
2.24
—_*
5.94
6.46
2.42
2.66
Fund
Fund
Fidelity
Fund Inc
Inc
Founders Mutual Fund
Fund
Series
Inc.
America
Fundamental Investor?
Corp—
General Investors Trust
Boston
Fund
Incorporated
Income
Incorporated
Investors
Scudder Stevens
Fund Inc
American
in
Amer
Southwestern
Investors
Istel
Fund
Johnston
1
12.46
7.05
1
18.24
11.44
10.39
Fund
Ltd
United Funds Canada
Fund
International
Fund
Line
Inc
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10c
Growth
American
Amer
Class
Ins
Life
(N Y)
5
32'/2
55%
59
Underwriters—
A
Southwestern
United
76%
1
34.07
34.75
al3.98
Diversification
Federal
3.44
3.76
9.35
10.22
10.19
11.14
25.12
26.22
Ohio
22.19
24.10
Second
_t_10
Insurance Co
138
146
15.65
17.08
Westminster
40%
84%
Variable
82%
86y2
45
48%
10
■Westchester Fire
2
12%
13%
38%
41%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
3s
Home
May
June
3%s
Loan
17,
Mar.
4s
Sep.
100.1
100.1
3.20s
Aug.
1,
1962
100.1
100.3
100.6
3.10s
Oct.
1,
1962
100.1
100.2
100. 4
100.6
99. 29
99 .31
Federal
100.1
1963
100.1
Land
4s
May
4%s
Bank Bonds
Aug.
20,
Oct.
32,
Feb.
20,
100 .19
100.23
2%s
May
100.7
4%s Apr,
20,
4s
20,
1963
101, 12
101.16
100, 8
100.16
4S
11, 1964
Oct.
Oct.
20,
101 ,4
101.12
4s
Dec.
20,
100 30
101.6
3%
s
Feb.
21,
102 12
102.28
3'As
May
2.
1966
101 28
102.8
4'As
JUl'y
20,
1968
98. 8
1969
102 16
103. 16
100. 16
100. 16
1964
11,
1964
;
10,
4%s
Aug. 10,
4%s Sep.
10,
5'/aS Feb.
10,
4%s
June
12,
4'As Jun.
12.
99.8
4s
May
22,
103.16
4'As
4%s Mar.
4%s July
15,
101.16
5'/8s
Feb.
20,
104.8
3%s
Apr.
1,
108.16
20,
1,
20,
102. 8
103.8
5'/aS July
4%s Oct.
101
102
3 %s
104.
104.20
4'/8s Feb.
10,
1977
15,
May
100.15
102.6
101.10
101.18
101
101.16
101
101.16
99.16
101.24
102.8
100.20
100.24
101.16
—
Amer
Tel
Bid
&
Tel
4%s
1994
Appalachian Power 4%s
1992
Ashland
104%
1987
Oil
4%s
101%
103.16
103.24
104.24
107
108
96.8
97.8
20,
107
108
102.16
103.16
95.16
96.16
100.16
101.16
99
1974.
100
104.8
Ferro
Food
119
1982
Natural Gas 5>As—1977
Corp 3%6—
1975
Machinery 3'/8s
1981
National
New
98 %
Dairy
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity3s
Bid
of
May
15,
100.3
May
4s
100.4
one
or
more
32nds
Maturity4%s Nov.
15,
100.12
100.13
1 %s
Apr.
May
100.6
3%s
May
15,
15,
100.15
100.19
5s
100.7
100.8
15,
1962
100.17
100.19
4%s
Nov.
7.05
7.62
3'As Nov.
15,
100.8
100.9
1 %s
Apr.
4%s May
Apr.
May
15,
3'As
May
15,
1963
l%s
Oct.
1,
99.24
1963
a47.61
1,
99.25
100.6
1963.
100.7
98.30
99.2
101
101.2
100.5
100.7
98.10
98.12
l%s
Oct.
1 %s
4s
15,
15,
15
Oct.
1%S
April
,
97.16
102.30
100.27
100.29
103.27
103.29
1964
_
_
1964
100.28
96.22
103.23
1964_
103.25
1965
95.20
95.24
1965
103.19
103.21
1965
1966
94.30
al8.11
Rate
Dated
al9.92
3s
8-
1-61
5-
1-62
all.91
Orleans
3.20s
9-
5-61
6-
4-62
1967
—
101.24
93.6
92.16
92.20
Due
Bid
Ask
100
Rate
Dated
Bid
Due
Northern
124
Telep
100.2
1-
2-62
10-
1-62
100.1
100.3
3%s
2-
1-62
11-
1-62
100.4
100.6
1-62
12-
Indiana
Pacific Gas
103%
Pacific
108 %
127
99
Pub
& Elec
Petroleum
Pacific
119
103%
103%
General
Telephone
4%s—1987
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww.1982
Hilton Hotel ts ww
1984
Internatl
Tel
&
Keystone Steel
Done
Star
Gas
&
Tel 4.90s_1987
Wire 4%s_1981
4%s
1987
216
106%
109%
Power
101%
101%
102 %
Cowenstein <M) & Sons—
Brass
Cash
Register
76
77%
1975
3%s__
82
87
4%s__ 1987
100%
100%
2-62
1-
2-63
100.3
5-
1-62
2-
4-63
Bid
&
Aug.
9,
99.927
Aug.
16,
May
17,
99.873
99.877
1962—
99.820
99.825
99.768
99.774
99.715
99.723
Sept.
13,
101%
101%
June
14,
1962
99.670
June
21,
68%
71
1971
107
109
102
102%
5s__.
123
99.663
Corp
Industries
5%s_
4%s
—
Power
Trans
4%s
5%s
_1971
20,
99.071
99.092
99.011
99.033
98.957
98.980
98.888
1962.
98.908
1962—
99.610
99.617
Sept.
Sept.
21,
1962.
98.880
98.900
22, 1962
June
28,
1962.
99.608
'99.617
Sept.
27,
1962.
98.825
98.846
99.554
99.562
Oct.
98.792
99.507
Oct.
11,
1962.
1962.
98.770
99.498
98.715
98.738
99.444
99.453
Oct.
15.
1962_.
98.693
98.712
98.656
98.670
4,
5,
July
12,
July
July
15,
99.430
Oct.
18,
1962.
19,
1962—
99.391
99.400
Oct.
25,
1962.
98.596
July
98.616
26,
1962—
99.338
99.345
Jan.
15,
1963.
97.942
97.963
2,
99.290
99.311
April
15,
1963.
97.132
97.151
1962
1962—
1962
99.422
1962
137
—1971
23,
Aug.
136
—1970
Aug.
July
102 'A
Pipe Line—
5%s
Westcoast
1962.
1962—
_1981
Amer
ww
5s
4%
Penn
99.157
1962—
1962—
101%
S
99.208
99.131
7,
124
West
99.259
99.184
31,
117
Trans
Underwood
99.237
1962.
24,
1969
100.5
1962-
May
Lgt 4%s„1992
100.6
100.1
Ask
Bid
99.978
99.924
May
1967
Textron
Ask
99.977
June
101%
99.31
United/States Treasury Bills
"May
3, 1962
May 10, 1962
112y2
1982
Gas
3-
117
101 y8
1982
U
1981
Mueller
Watl
4-
3'/as
110%
Sperry Rand 5%s
104
102%
100.4
3.25s
100.2
100
114
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww
TranscontGas
102
3-62
100.2
100
Jun.
Tenn
k„
3.30s
100
4-62
1962_.
Aug. 30, 1962.
6, 1962_
Sept.
1994
Phoenix Steel 5%s
115
100.2
1-62
9-
1977
4%s
5s
100%
1977
2-62
8-
101%
105
110%
General Port Cement 5s
101%
104 %
Serv—
ww
133
107%
7-
1-61
4-61
1973
101
1976
2-61
12-
102 Ve
2002
1992
107%
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1011-
3.05s
Service—
4%s
4%s
5%s
Ask
Ask
3.20s
100
3.10s
1992
York
103%
.
Public
4%s
New
94
101.20
93.2
—
1966
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a90.99
101%
95.2
93.28
1966
1,
1,
100.30
96.18
1964
1,
1,
Apr.
Aug.
l%s
97.12
102.28
1964
15,
1963.
1963_.
4s
Ask
102.26
1964
1,
15,
Bid
102.24
1964
15,
1962.
15,
point
a
1963
1,
4%s
100.5
15,
1 %s
of
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
1962
3%s Feb. 15, 1963
Treasury Notes—
4s
Ask
Indebtedness—
3%s Nov.
4%s_______ 1992
104.24
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
8.74
Bid
102.16
102.16
1972-1967.
1,
8.00
Bonds-
101 'A
112
k__
_1992
£1 Paso
101%
100%
Opt 4%S
1979
Belgium (Kingdom of) 5'/4s_1977
Burlington Industries 4'As_1975
Carrier Corp 4'/8s
Power 4%s__
104%
108
Battsch & Lomb
Duke
Ask
98.28
1970-1967.
1,
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
100
98.12
3.15s
Recent
99.20
101.30
1970—
15,
3%s Sep.
4%s Feb.
Feb.
1972
1973
100.6
99.16
1966
20,
101.16
103 8
1972
100.20
100.11
1967 wi_
107. 16
1971
1971
100.16
100.2
1966
104.16
Mar.
100
1962—
1,
100 .3
-
1962
1,
3%s
Assn—
1.963
10,
Ask
100. 4
12,
Nov.
3%s May
Bid
100
11,
4%S
point
a
100.1
1963
16,
of
Cooperatives—
3.05s June 4, 1962
100
—
1963
15.
32nds
more
for
100
1962—
15
or
Banks
15, 1962_
15,
1962
Sept.
one
Ask
Banks—
Oct.
—
3
City of N Y_2
Annuity Life Insur
1
Aug.
Aug.
Inc—
26'A
171%
U S Life Ins Co in
16%
3%s
Inc
23
165
80
58
15%
1 %s
Fund
Fund
19%
8
37%
541/2
5
Ins
99.16
Exchange Fd_
108
5
Co
Insurance
5
Life
99.14
Capital
17
America
1
Accident
1962
a22.44
39%
102
74%
1,
_
10
Y)__2
75
15,
Inc__
89%
130
36%
28'A
15,
new
85
124
71%
Aug.
all.02
♦
2
47%
109
25%
3'As Aug.
1 %s Oct.
a92.25
5'
Co
13'A
44
103
70%
14.28
al3.52
12'/a
5
Fire
S
16.14
Inc
91%
U
16.60
Inc
1
40%
81%
2.50
13.21
Fund
Centennial
of
14.81
Fund
Capital
1
Bonds)_1
Co
37
77
87%
Security Life Ins (Ala) 1
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
United
15.27
Inc
98
36%
U S
5
1
Street Fund
Investors
Ins
8
93
32%
10
Co
(N
Insurance
1
Fund
Street
Guaranty Co
13%
33%
7 Va
5
Y)
53
&
Ins
Title
731/4
Life
12'A
2
Amer.
(N
491/2
Standard
Life
128
31
_6.25
$6.50 preferred
Standard Sec Life Ins
Travelers
Home
of
Springfield Insurance
55'A
Jefferson
Ins
73%
129
122
—1
Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
52
Feb.
3%s Feb.
Fund
Life
54
120
10
__T
Marine
Seaboard
202
216
&
1
1
Inc
Street
Fire
*
Life
2%s
Devonshire
Paul
(Jacksonville Fla)_2ya
Hanover Insurance Co
10
Gulf
Certificates
Funds—
Swap
Fund—1
.
Great
Great
291/2
Owners
Fund—10c
Ind
Fund
Centennial
(Low Priced Bonds)—_1
5.77
1
Fund
Congress
B-3
-
20.58
11.05
5.28
1
Corp
Inc
Wellington Equity Fund
Wisconsin
6.74
6.17
Mutual
Fund
Investors
6.68
Bonds)
Grade
94
139
12.54
Value
7.57
(Investment
87
131
19.83
Ltd1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
United
8.56
13.41
(Medium
Republic Ins Co
5
Employees Insur (D C)
4
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
7.70
Fund
Science
6.18
B-l
17'A
56 'A
13.62
1
Income
12.27
B-2
Seaboard
16%
11,
Shares-1
Continental Fund
United
Winfield
.
214
53
4%s
Whitehall Fund Inc__
Mutual
Co
198
8.11
Wellington
Inc
(The)
10
15.62
Inv__10c
49
67
Republic Insurance (Texas)
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—1
St
*
12,
7.42
2.86
Keystone Custodian Funds—
16
143
&
Mar.
14.29
10.21
7.00
71
14%
137
5
Globe
Dec.
Inc—
5.72
1
Inc.
67%
Home
4
Glens Falls
Gov
19%
65y2
4
General Reinsurance Corp
Govt
18'A
61
2.50
(Phoenix)
3%s
Accumulated Fund—1
Funds
United
9.51
Fnd Ltd
(S Ft
Life
4%s
9.31
13.23
Fund
1
5
Life Insurance
43 %
10.85
Growth
11.41
Group Cdn
Research
Natl
Franklin
16.29
8.52
7.83
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
Investors
Investors
First
14.88
8.73
United
10.33
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
40 'A
13.33
United
X19.04
4
1965
8.01
46
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)_
Quaker City Life Ins-(Pa)
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
10,
10.20
2.61
Fund
Providence-Washington
Jun.
12.20
of Canada Ltd
5.23
Selective
Pioneers
4%s
1
5
I5
"jo
Life~__l
;
75%
"8.97
Fund—1
Inc
70
Co
85%
Dec.
1
9.39
Stock Fund——
Investors
*
Philadelphia Lite Ins
551/2
11.80
Television-Electronics
65 %
Co—
80
Sterling Investment Fund Inc__1
Century
C)
Phoenix
1970
10.44
Investors
5%
34%
1970
8.77
12.49
5y8
20%
Ins
D
711/2
10,
Fund
Life
(Wash
52
10,
5.82
11.56
62%
1
Y
Co
Apr.
8.07
Fund—
58 y2
1.25
N
Assoc
Insurance
3%s
12.76
41'/a
lc
Indemnity Co
Federal
Sep.
12.11
Inc
Group
5
J)
of
Apr.
UBS Fund
Funds—
(N
Go
4%s
1
Mutual
Ins
4%s
Boston—1
Investors
Life
4%s
20th
lc
Peoples
a37.24
Institutional Income Fund—lc
America
103
38%
5
99
50%
3%
187
a31.72
Inc
28'A
12'/2
177
1
Fund
Fund
Stock
25
3.33 Va
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
Peerless Insurance Co
1
Balanced
Washington
Group
1
*
—
Wall Street Investing
Investors
8.30
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham
7.32
of
Pacific
Insurance
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
3'As
10.25
Inc—1
Investors
12.67
Co
62 y4
47%
50%
Northern Ins Co of N Y
3'As
al0.27
—l
Fund
12.04
Investment
1
Industry Inc—"
(Edson B)
6.69
Investment Trust of
Northeastern
29y8
10
37'A
47%
137
Federal Natl Mortgage
4%s Sep.
10,
1962
Clark—
&
Stock
Common
11997662805324
40%
27
5
52%
33%
-2.50
37
Co
29%
52 Va
49
43%
59
Assurance
102%
27%
48%
__5
131
July
Canada
Co
(Ky) 2
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Employers
3V4S
12.59
al9.61
of
Ins
NY_2
al4.29
Fund
Fire
(Gal I.25
Continental Casualty Co—
Crum & Forster Inc
13.68
1
25c
Inc
Fund
11.00
Intl Resources Fund Inc
of
98%
1
New
York
50%
5
com
Gen Life Insurance_5
Feb.
11.58
Growth
Co
Comwealth Life Insur Co
Connecicut
Apr.
lc
Institutional
Insur
Y) "A"_2
Coastal States Life Ins
3%s
Fund_lc
Inst Foundation Fund
Life
3%s
20.58
8.39
Citizens
(N
Ins_I_Z_5
Accident
Nationwide Corp class A
I_5
Hampshire Insurance—5
New
7.89
19.98
7.68
81%
&
North River
10.11
Texas
Institutional Shares Ltd—
77
(N J)___2
Life
17%
7.22
7.74
1
1
Natl Old Line Ins AA
National Union Fire
41 y8
9.30
12.56
Inc—1
Inc
of
74%
70
48
1
5.22
Fund
157/B
16
1
a28.60
Income
Natl
70"A
65 y2
38%
8.94
7.06
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
17y8
5
183
46
,_io
10
44%
17.20
11.47
1
lc
——lc
6%
5
8.27
6.59
10c
H-DA
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
5%
l
Co__
Casualty
15.82
United
Haydock Fund Inc
12
Boston Insurance
Citizens
1
14.76
5.32
30y8
1
1
16.93
10c
Series H-C7
31 %
10%
I
Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
3.05s
15.53
Hamilton Funds Inc—
C)
Re-Insurance
&
Fund
Smith
a21.47
28
28y4
Indemnity & Life His
Beneficial Standard Life
4.71
Shares
1
Bankers
4.31
10.78
Shares Inc—1
Growth Industry
(Galveston)
Ins
Inc
lc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Nat
(Geo)
lc
shares:
(Wash D
Fund
Sovereign
General Bond shares
151
Mercury
Income—1
9.84
10.47
143
5
Bid
11.93
9.56
98
113
National Fire
Assurance
(Newark N J)__2%
Companies Inc_l
Life
18%
175
.
1
Amer
Federal
10.18
8.48
91
106
American
15.75
9.41
7.74
Merchants Fire Assurance-12.50
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
Monument Life (Bait)
._10
Amer Ins Co
15.59
10.92
6.01
70
10.58
Shares—1.25
13.21
65%
12.55
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Equip Shares—lc
Growth Fund
lc
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
53%
5
9.68
Selected
Electrical
50%
Mass
34%
10.82
8.93
Common
17%
Flai
Home
12.37
7.92
"7.42
5%
1
i6y8
(Jacksonville
American
Putnam
Revere
148
4%
9.87
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
34%
46%
1
12.43
Fund
99
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3 V 44
Life Insurance Co of Va
10. 140
Lincoln Liberty Life Ins_
1
17'/a
Lincoln National Life Insur_
5
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Maryland Casualty
Growth Stock
Growth
38%
31
15%
11.29
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Penna__5
91%
Puritan
Putnam
of
13 %
*
Inc
for
Co
32
1
2.50
31%
94
87
50c
Inc
Inc
Fund
Assurance
:
5
1
Fund
(T Rovve)
preferred
Jersey Insurance Co cf N Y
8.22
Capital
Imperial Fund
8.31
7.61
al3.95
Ask
35
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American General Insur Co_l.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
American
Interstate
8.70
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
Series
1
Fund
conv
17.65
7.31
6.83
$1.25
16.15
8.79
al8.92
33
Casualty_5
1
Securities
Bid
28
Life &
30%
&
Insp & Insurance
6.65
1
1
Capital
28
Fidelity
14.59
1
1
series
26
American
13.35
8.00
lc
lc
series
stock
American
1
lc
stock
Life
Fund
Street
Pine Street Fund Inc
Provident
28
Hartford Steam Boiler
Inc
Fund
38
26'A
13.81
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp.
Price
35 'A
12.64
Penn
Pioneer
10
1
Oppenheimer Fund
Scudder
1°
;
Common
Petroleum
William
Par
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
5
Life Assurance!--;
_2
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
Liberty
Casualty (111)_i
Equitable Assur
5
Inc
Shares
Philadelphia
Funds-
Preferred
General
al6.15
Chemistry &
Electronics
17.25
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
of
9.13
12.17
Series
Fund
138
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
8.35
Nucleonics
3.68
13.89
8.87
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
10.63
10.10
3.35
50c
6.36
8.12
11.26
York
9.70
X9.22
50c
Fund
5.82
1
England
Over-the-Counter
Stock Fund
4.09
7.93
1
Stock
Growth
13.47
3.74
7.26
1
—
Series
New
One
6.24
5.71
1
Series
80%
132 %
&
Georgia Inter Life
1
Vegh
1
16.99
12.11
1
Stock
Vegh
& Howard—
15.72
11.08
1
Series
De
Dreyfus Fund Inc
1
Corp
Series
Preferred
De
Investing Co Inc
1
Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stic Fund Inc___l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fd Inc.—1
3.07
24.09
Series
Dividend
Investment Inc
1
3.01
22.27
1
Investors
Balanced
Series B
Diversified Income Fund
Co
Co
Companies
Ask
76
5
Insurance
Firemen's Fund
1
Inc_l
Shares
National Securities Series—
Fund—•
Corporate Leaders Trust
Utility
7.97
9.64
16.72
14.64
Fund
•
8.80
15.46
9.54
—
7.27
*
"new"
8.49
Custodian
*
"new"
Series
Agricultural
Bid
3.50
Insurance
All Amer Life
Eastern
Investing Foundation—1
13.54
Series
25.20
23.06
Mutual
1
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Bond
9.17
8.39
12.01
Insurance
Life
Continental
10.96
1
Franklin
15.81
16.57
Inc
Fund
14.47
Fund—
Series
Growth
2.69
2.94
Fund—
Life
beneficial interest—1
Units of
Morton
4.28
Stock
Inc
Massachusetts
3.92
Trust
Growth
Investors
2.57
2.35
10.03
Inc
Mutual
3.86
Mutual
Inc
Florida
3.53
lc
Aetna
American
2.85
10.99
Composite Bond & Stock
Florida Growth
al6.17
2.61
shares
Casualty & Surety
Amer
a30.68
lc
shares
shares of beneficial
8.46
Financial Industrial
14.19
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
11.80
12.24
Capital
19.79
13.02
lc
Industries
Petroleum
12.27
7.74
Fidelity
12.93
18.10
Paper
19.42
11.26
Federated Growth
11.93
Electric shares
17.36
50c
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Commonwealth Inc Fund Inc—1
Commonw'lth Int'l Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Chemical Fund Inc
Electronics Investment
1
lnc__l
Fund
7.86
13.94
Balanced
16'/2
Inc—1
Trust
Investors
Stk
15%
Managed Funds—
1
1
Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston—
Eaton
7.52
6.87
1
Inc
Massachusetts
Century
Western
6.70
14.81
10.77
Crown
5.08
17.27
14.74
lc
Continental Growth
4.65
Fund—1
Growth
Fund
15.59
14.29
6.11
7.19
1
Fund
13.92
15.96
20.93
1
Fund Ltd
Fund
12.76
Metal
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
Fund
23.99
1
13.70
Canadian International Growth
Composite
21.99
Ltd-1
Fund
Fund
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
1
Ltd
Canadian Fund Inc
(1954)
Concord
1
—
13.45
1
50c
1
1
Inc
Investing
Ltd
Cftdiornla Fund Inc
Canada General Fund—
Street
Broad
Stock)
Com
Par
Aetna
(Low Priced Com Stks)„1
•
Fnd I
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Trust
Atomics Physics & Science
—
—
S-3
9.97
9.12
Fundi
(High-Grade Com Stk)
1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
S-2
al4.88
1
1
Investors
Axe-Templeton
Ask
6.48
Inc
Fund
Bid
Cont.
Fund
1
1.25
1
inc
Fund
Associated
Par
Custodian
2.45
Affiliated
American
Insurance
2.24
Fund
Advisers
Bid
Par
25c
Mutual Funds—
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
(Quotations for Friday, April 27)
Mutual Funds
Aberdeen
.
.
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
115
120
1992
103 '/a
103%
•No
1988
par
«7%
101
New
York
value,
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
value,
b Bid
t New stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
to
y Ex-
listing
stock
on
the
dividend.
Volume
195
Number
6155
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2073)
THE
Bank
COURSE
OF
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
BANK
jus based upon
Week Ended April 21
CLEARINGS
decrease compared with
a
a
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
Chester
at
there
center
mary
$27,800,736,405 against $30,075,755,685 for the
is
loss
a
for the week
!
CLEARINGS-RETURNS
BY
1 611 740
(9
$
+ 29.1
1,896.016
1,106,913
J;'———
W 2,o99,443
2.224,276
4,323.344
4,557,458
+ 15.6
1,245,000,000
5,887,719
7,973,213
6,618,541
30,458.022
13,185,069
13,115,019
1,158,900,365
cities)
—12.5
—42.1
1.249,611
-
1,320,003,401
1.879,068
1,373,000.000
......
8.7
+~
1,148,000,000
5,391,462
>
,
"l.2
—
4,090,920
8,128,948
6.619,262
25,801,063
6.964,570
6.8
26,581,970
0.5
15,899.735
14,361,885
—12.2
1,448,866,362
219,868,897
—
+
A-
Week Ended April
28—
1962
York
New
;
"
$13,729,284,519
Chicago
%
1961
$16,968,421,105
1,517,504,192
City—-
Ohio—Canton—
1,230,000,000
903,890,941
"Kansas
907,834,211
+ 15.7
Cleveland
■■
"
A
'
+
'
414,600,000
3.4
926,222,000
884,232,295
+
627,072,967
495,695,171
660,725,401
654,225,238
+
Baltimore
451,563,300
408,444,855
331,585,783
687,909.778
332,978,356
70,181.000
59.032.40Q
+ 10.6
663,6.18,122
88,984,600
83,414,100
+
6.7
17,386,965
16,634,381
17,142,224
+
1.4
16,856,094
12.296,192
+ 35.3
15,919,283
18,434,878
427,621,363
488,706,346
—12.5
478,132.521
508,895,723
1,739,486,754
1,652,244,268
5.3
1,620,243,461
1,611,351,261
—
+ 26.5
Cleveland
12,780.077
+ 11.4
+ 14.2
4.7
Pittsburgh
19,659,002
363,307,886
672,838,068
_
2.0
+
6.2
+
768,587,609
_
^
Mansfield
500,764,159
14,539,452
404,834,768
—,—
Columbus
0.4
510,979,597
15,437,068
Cincinnati—
8.0
+
—
428,500,000
St.
__
Louis__
San
Francisco
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
cities,
five
days
Other
cities,
five
days
$21,084,742,917 $23,775,724,569
(7
cities)
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
5,250,025,930
$26,680,904,157
$29,025,750,499
1,119,832,248
1,050,005,186
$30,075,755,685
5,495,205
All
all
cities,
cities,
one
Total
all
five
days
week
for
Complete and exact details for
issue of next week.
the
week
6.6
+
are
8.3
5,708,678
4,580,543
+ 38.9
21,705,376
246,489,405
246,392,536
—
South
District
8.1
of
11,495,543
Total
417.155,955
184,711,647
170,572,516.
858,275,641
cities)
(6
9,627,143
385,778,860
Columbia—Washington—
886,458,937
8.0
—
20,279,000
+ 19.4
9,340,223
8,093,399
7.5
473,083,437
400,963,482
+
8.3
139,876,672
131,763,178
—
3.2
896,203,791
818,678,138
—
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
covered
We cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
21,844,000
261,269,271
7.6
day
cities
5,990,052
30,333,315
240,460,071
Richmond
6.6
$27,800,736,405
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
—11.3
5,596,161,240
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
+
15,611,706
1.0
West
Ten
our
v.-:;
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
—19.1
1,311,507,535
1,329,000,000
—
Philadelphia
v
4,263,482
6,131,648
3,664,185
(a)
28,382 859
-
>.
1959
A.:-
+18.0
5,483,420
(a)
Jersey—Trenton
Total
1960
1,248,461
"6,541,029
Delaware—Wilmington
TELEGRAPH
Inc. or
1,821,021
1,090,000,000
3,408,206
7:232,828
_
New
"
2,397,485
(a><
6,340,182 '
____
Scranton—
Our comparative Sum¬
h
2T4s!452
.
..„J„„LLI
Wilkes-Barre
;;
,
—:
...»—
Philadelphia—
Reading
At this
1961.
1961
District—Philadelphia—
York
ending Friday of 19.1%.
for this week follows:
in
week
same
jagg
„
-
Lancaster
will
,
Dec. %
Bethlehem-
preliminary totals
stand
.
Third Federal Reserve
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, April 28, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings
be 7.6% below those of the corresponding week last year. Our
..
.
Pre¬
ago.
year
49
by the foregoing will
today, inasmuch
as
appear
in
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week ends
not available at time of going to press.
'.
Nashville
'i,V 42,544,906
Z
Ac¬
37, 625.167
+ 13.1
34,234,043
35 644,753
199,658,991
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
179, 535,809
+ 11.2
169,477.095
100 822,377
551,000,000
_
495, 300,000
+ 11.2
477,400,000
451 100.000
8,839,287
8, 152,231
In
the
we are
elaborate
statement, however, which
+
8.4
7.7
7,187,051
6. 084,729
342,955,647
335, 120,334
+
2.3
318,348,210
309 557,736
Alabama—Birmingham
present further .below,
we
337,152,117
302, 509,376
+
11.5
307,612,889
204 742,421
17,919,483
17, 444,815
+
2.7
17,739,117
850,558
770,169
+
10.4
681,643
For the week there
the whole country
increase
an
of
306,657,000
297, 973,000
+
2.9
274,777,944
7.3%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was
showing
an
Federal Reserve Districts
increase of 11.9%.
in which
they
a
1,814,882,691
1,681,210,553
+
7.9
1,615,602,266
Mobile
Louisiana—New
Total
We group
Reserve District the totals record
12.2%.
a
register
loss of
a
Seventh Federal Reserve
the cities according to the
we
that
note
Michigan—Ann
in
gain of 11.4%, but in the Boston
4.7%, and in the Philadelphia District of
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
the
totals register
an
The Chicago Reserve District falls behind
by 8.0%, but the St. Louis Reserve District totals moved ahead by 8.9%, and in the
Minneapolis Reserve District by 6.3%.
an
increase of
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is
6.3%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 27,9%, and in the San Fran¬
cisco Reserve District of 3.7%.
■
Indianapolis—.
^
following
.
furnish
we
>
a
SUMMARY
OF
BANK
1st Boston
2nd New
3rd
__
York
__
_
..12 cities
_
—
9
.
"South
Bend
Terre
1,158,900,365
1,320,003,401
1,739,486,754
1,652,244,268
—12.2
1,448,866,362
1,219,868.897
5.o
1,620,243,461
City
858,275,641
886,458,937
1,814,882,691
1,681,210,553
1,729,414,486
1,879,053,273
••
937,471,115
860,613,454
+
"
844,434,612
794,361,543
+
6.3
9
"
907,825,866
Iowa—Cedar
Des
11th Dallas-
896,203,791
Total
1,615,602,266
York
1,991,488,453
1,656,882.923
839,973,322
799,646,862
713,415.986
708,638,915
810.362,960
853,807,366
+
"
784,907,066
613,527,863
+ 27.9
575,111,419
603,604,273
1,836,344,829
1,770,093,840
3.7
1,539,444,376
1,463,800,764
+
6.3
778,928,629
33,026,290,459
30,788,941,675
+
7.3
26,541,338,569
17,739,483
11,853,798
9.505,450
6.4
14,538,078
lb, 045,374
4.4
91,409,000
102,317,000
12,601,034
4,4Q6,323
193,539,348
196,960,483
8,766,582
9,757,518
4,762,580
•
—
8.7
10,962,101
11,785,333
7.5
5,171,038
4.769,053
1.7
188,881,338
175,982,547
—10.2
8,392,695
—
—
7,969,684.
70,610,948
City
Illinois—Bloomington
65,403,198
+
8.0
56,864,115
55,766,505
22,788,082
—
21,534,113
+
5.8
19,929,644
20,529,991
1,851,767
+ 36.8
1.304,455
1,418,331
1,357,187,323
—11.8
1,513,915,566
1,189,042,961
8,080,345
8,489,625
16782,618
Decatur
1,353,554
1,197,389,852
Chicago
18,990,362
—11.6
16,860,059
15.874,309
13,643,337
14,370,775
—
5.1
13,120,704
10,828,494
-
Peoria—
—
—+
~
9,679,003
(17
9,119,023
1,729,414,486
cities)—.
—
1,879,053,273
4.8
,
8,260,491
6,321,554
6.1
7,507,656
7,265,367
8.0
+
1,991,488,453
1,656,882,929
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
4.6
443,300.000
416,700,000
251,014,862
222,032,669
+13.1
232,500,540
214,600,776
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
216,404,208
189,261,478
+14.3
160,883,461
165,328,035
3,952,045
3,624,307
+
9.0
3,289,321
3,018,051
937,471,115
860,618,454
+
8.9
839,973,322
799,646,863
466,100,000
._
445,700,000
+
(4
Cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota
Duluth
7,896,654
7,722,118
+
2.3
7,017,690
8,216,677
Minneapolis
573,410,002
546,914,190
+
4.8
485.898,747
483,004,006
St.
222,896,252
+11.5
184,043,659
179,910,754
.11,500,131
199,832,254
10,911,176
+
5.1
11,143,001
10.620,741
4,263,668
4,386,724
—
2.8
3,907.528
6,577.024
—
Paul-
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakora—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
13,868,495,005
+
1.7
13,400,435,739
12,488,654,628
3,308.090
7,042,127
7,533,598
—
6.5
6.451,347
17,425,778
17,031,483
+
2.3
14,954,014
16,941,621
844,434.612
-
794,361,543
+
6.3
713,415,986
708,638,515
—
0.3
24,892,878,684
14,097,266,182
City.
3,248,493
18,994,510
1,490,580,851
"
106 cities
_
New
3,523,205
7.7
+ 32.0
+
Rapids.
Helena—
Outside
+ 16.5
+
+
11,502,015
?•
818,678,138
7.9
8.0
+
—
3.2
8.9
—
6
.
12th San Francisco
12,409,587
17,018,395
Moines
Sioux
Total
10
.
_
1.490,530,851
1,611,351,261
+
7
-
$
873,741,068
12,835,521,766
"
__
623,711
103.098,000
...
Haute:^—'
Springiield
13,604,363.324
4
Chicago
!
1959
$
917,697.180
+ 11.4
"
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
17,425,308,820
"
"
16 448,C80
239 005,275
Kentucky—Louisville
10
.
551,769
18,104,007
Wisconsin—Milwaukee————
Total
1960
or
4.7
—
19,411,244,622
"
6
Inc.
Dec. %
-17
6th Atlanta
9th
"
1,052,253,357
9
5th Richmond
8th St Louis
$
1,003,102,412
7
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
7th
1961
S
April 21—
6
CLEARINGS
1962
Week Ended
V-
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
8,144,274
107,597,000
;
—
•
,
11n the
Wayne.'^»
'
3,431,786
22,565,917
16,376,293
Rockford
n . ^ '.
;
3,998,899
24,298,067
—
Indiana—Fort
improvement of 5.3%,
7.9%, but in the Richmond Reserve District,
falling off of ;3.2%.
a
6, 779,652
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Rapids
Lansing
.
,
in the Atlanta Reserve District of
and
Orleans
cities)
(10
Grand
the New York Reserve District the totals
7,304,702
gain of 1.7%, the bank clearings
located and from this
are
:
Mississippi—Vicksburg
having amounted to $33,026,290,459 against $30,788,941,675 in the
week in 1961.
at this center
was
—
Macon
has to be estimated.
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
April 21.
same
detailed
cases
+
Florida—Jacksonville
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
Total
(7
cities)
-
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityWe
week
now
ended
add
our
detailed
statement
showing the figures for each
city for the
Nebraska—Fremont
1,189,876
Lincoln
Week Ended April 21
Clearings at—
1962
1961
S
$
Inc.
1959
$
$
Portland
—
_
-
Massachusetts—Boston
--
—
"
—
3.779,248
+
3.9
3.559,629
3,311,400
7,228,250
+ 12.2
6,504,734
5,543.275
823,860,149
835,765,863
3,785,180
3,983,961
1,567,167
2,052,602
4,157,392
4,270,284
Springfield
18,793,724
18.867,144
Worcester
14,906,177
15,340,944
53,621,096
64,411.495
—16.8
55,360,189
47,065,576
23,132,341
26,462,894
—12.6
29,236,560
23,652,320
42,798,300
65,832,900
—35.0
41,006,000
34,932,500
4,443,933
4,257,772
4.4
3,659,439
1,003,102,412
1,052,253,357
4.7
917,697,180
873,741,068
River
Lowell
—
-
_______
_
—
Connecticut—Hartford—'———
1"
New. Haven
Rhode;- -Islander-Providence.
New
—
Hampshire'—Manchester
Total
(12
cities )__--'J--—---+.
1.4
741,017,750
632,327
10,294,618
189,375,551
186,705.067
42,238,421
38,036,630
543,815,293
15.147.623
10,347,913
7,389,440
cities)-
7.7
12,384,226
+15.2
12,727,771
7.061,284
+ 15.8
7,274,906
6,927,420
907,825,866
—
550,792,738
508,156,029
8,177,832
Springs
721,601,087
5.0
3,562,275
853,807,366
6.3
778,928,629
810.362,960
+
+
3,604,365
—23.7
1,976,170
1,607,399
2.6
3,708,259
3,135,883
0.4
] 4,529.241
13.552,567
—
—
—
—
+
2.8
13,576,934
-12,478,362
York—Albany
Jamestown
53,881,165
158,602,851
5,337,212
4,023,637
3,952,286
+
4,288,132
.—
New York
18,929,024,277
Rochester
61,001,454
38,006,068
——
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New
Jersey
16,920,446,670
V
67,858,903
•
92,295,637
52,276,620
37,628,079
.
4 1
36,788,923
31,827,552
2.0
140,700,223
150,085,179
+ 32.6
3,571,174
3,226,421
—
+
8.5
.
3,360,073
,
"
3,361,009
+ 11.9
13,140,902,830
'12,404,224,056
+ 16.7
45,641,634
+
1.0
29,013,861
74,094,639
—17.2
111,828,312
(9
cities)
19,411,244,622
13,775,648
5,157,000
5,799,663
613,527,863
! +27.9
575,111,419
603,804,273
262,676,410
237.310,958
+ 10.7
221.941,790
223 329.804
7,341,023
+15:1
+ 2.2
6,033,006
6
222,413
280,988,317
6,375,236
274,838,326
252,124,181
224
642,657
132,779,650
29,951,272
128,905,718
32.204.249
,+
118,216,728
113 658,656
34 357,569
35 051,597
14,863,363
—
17,784,222
16,428,(09
992,163,700
45.429,688
17,525.117
18,912,139
1,836,344,829
■
Lake
California—Long
—
City—
Beach——-—
Pasadena———--—
San
San
—
Francisco—:
—
...
_
(10
cities)-
-
—
3.0
9.0
24,091,943
20 480,634
808,169,790
774 ,666,326
41,509,545
36 ,954,975
13,143,976
14 .057,255
—
9.5
3.4
2.9
0.4
6.0
1,770,093,840
+
3.7
1,539,444.376
1,463,800.764
33,026,290,459
30,788,941,675
+
7.3
26,541,338,569
24,892,878,684
14,097,266,182
13,868,495,005
+
1.7
13.400,435,739
12,488,654,028
46,747,049
—
Barbara.-
Stockton
.
1,025.624,156
Jose
Santa
17,589,367
+
+
+
96,054,480
Grand
Outside
Total
7,166,061
16,107,750
15,087,968
19,855,848
14
.736,448
28,370,889
92,056,294
111,476,637
4,681,049
3.9
"
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Total
—18.3
42.275,615
784,907,066
44,277.541
' 83,020,875
12,548,510
522,238,771
36,604,673
14,493,657
cities)—
(6
13,704,779
498,856,168
+26.0
+ 6.1
+ 28.4
6,146,152
—
Oregon—Portland-
51,653,660
—_.
Syracuse
Total
+34.7
+29.0
38,069,297
5,054,000
4,785,569
5,363,000
Falls—
Louisiana—Shreveport
Yakima—
161,779,299
Elmira
New
Galveston—
Wichita
12,524,198
538,006,831
47,958,677
Worth
Utah—Salt
—.—__——-.
16,864,290
694.081,290
Dallas—
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—^
New
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
Fort
—
\
•
1,114,534
771,320
6,628,046
593,309,707
14,272,767
—
(9
1,408,672
+14.7
+71.1
+ 6.6
—15.6
—17.1
3,256,334
Fall
j
38,923,860
—
Colorado—Colorado
Total
18.601,720
46,980,068
15,698,327
Wichita—
Joseph
208,829,044
222,603,842 " '
——
Kansas—Topeka
St;
3,925,083
8.111,870
,
/_.
Missouri—Kansas City
First Federal Reserve Disfrict—-Boston—
Maine—Bangor
670,464
7,294,575
12,478,613
Omaha
1960
or
Dec. %
1,193,147
1,171,042
Hastings
April 21 for four years:
17,425,308,820
,+ 11.4
13,604,363,324
12,835,521,766
total
New
(106
York
cities).
City—
♦Estimated,
(a) Clearings operations discontinued.
50
(2074)
•v
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Pursuant to the requirements of
certifies
countries
FOREIGN
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
BY
APRIL
and
Country
Monetary
Unit
Noon
FEDERAL
20,
1962,
Buying
RESERVE
BANK
TO APRIL 26,
Rate
for
Cable
TO
UNDER
TREASURY
TARIFF
ACT
:
1962, INCLUSIVE
transfers
in
York
New
in
(Value
United
OF
cr
Below
States
will
preferred
including
found
be
and
Monday
-
Apr. 20
.
Money j.
peso
schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
n-Cap.
2.240749
.0386812
.0200750
.0200750
.0200800
.952239
.952343
.952343
.952265" '
0387000
-v.
debs..
Barton
.0387000
6%
6'A %^
.210587
.210600
.210625
.210612
.00310700
.00310700
.00310700
.00310700
.204050
.204050
.204050
1st
May
1,
.250015
.250000
.250034
.249909
Consolidated
.210725
.210690
.210607
Dibrell
2.814340
2.814100
2.813000
2.812140
6%
pesn
.00161100
.00161100
.00161100
.00161100
Dominion
.00276216
.00276216
.00276216
.00276208
6'A %
.327800
.327766
.327700
.327600
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.277750
.277750
.277878
.278038
2.786475
2.786237
2.785148
.2.784297
krone
.0800560
__
.0350333
.0350312
.0350250
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506
.194262
.194262
.194218
.194200
.194100
.140300
.140250
.140200
.230016
.229966
.229996
.230165
1.401912
1.401793
1.401245
1.400816
sterling
pound
2.814100
2.814340
2.813000
Tar
due
July
1,
Ltd.—
million.
5%
W
in
part
purchases
Holdings of "other"
subord.
millions
of
dollars)
Demand
4%%
due
debs
May
Co.,
B,
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Apr. 25,
ASSETS—
Gold
1962
certificate
Redemption
Total
account
fund
gold
for
F.
R.
certificate
notes__
1
1978
May
1
1923
1,
1,
May
May
1
1806
(455)
and
due
May
U.
S.
+
1,
1971
debs.,
outright
37
34
—
individuals,
69
Bought outright—
4,972
Notes
Held
=
16T
—
•
1
-A
».
,i)i
16,933
,
Bonds
bought
under
$131
million in
—
29
+
515'
million and "other"
$71
partnerships,
+
agree't__
time deposits
+
94
+
due
due
Water
April
May
1,
U.
S.
Gov't
+
78
+
Reserve
rowings
Banks
decreased
others increased
from
domestic commercial banks
April
loans
Cash
items
Bank
and
securities
1964_____
1,
premises
Other
in
of
process
collection
1
(1,113)
111
+
5,082
+
3,040
522
+
544
19
—
+
million.
51,569
+
413
—
+
2,789
Total
increased $251
Federal
Loans
and
U.
bank
28,084
reserves
184
—
16,993
S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign
Other
+
65
551
+
43
220
+
14
account
I_
_
+
Loans
315
1,093
+
50
—
deposits
availability
Deferred
liabs.
and
18,079
cash
accrued
items
3,913
dividends
73
42
+
+
1,138
+
343
322
—
3
+
Jun
429
—
+
2,693
+
31
paid
in
454
Surplus
Other
888
capital
*
accounts-
+
71
1
+
_
78
+
15
—
of
51,569
gold
deposit
certificate
and
F.
R.
reserves
note
—
Loans
Real
2,789
to
finance,
—3.8%
liability on acceptances
for foreign correspond¬
personal
—
Figures in
parentheses
are
the
eliminations made in
the
consolidat¬
U.
S.
+
to
domestic
or
+
Other
five
+
purchasing
or
Loans
carrying "other" securities increased $43
to
sales
and
personal
financing institu-
"pn? increased $56 million,
of
as compared with a decrease
during the similar week in 1961. Real
estate loans increased
$54 million. "Other" loans in¬
creased $91 million.
$18
million
Harrisonville
Treasury
bills
held
by
weekly
reporting
member
increased
•
1
1853
1
1708
and
"
1st
?
May
514%
1596
1st
mtge.
6Ve%
debs.
+
4
+
+
—
finance,
+
338
+
+
1
1708
May 15
+
1970
+
167
+
56
+
36
first
—
+
54
+
+
91
+
1,615
+
251
+
440
*+
590
+
2,114
4,381
+
115
+
806
2,351
+
3
+
1,083
C,341
45
+
14,834 x
years
+
—
4,634
429-
+
—
234
12,b92
+
36
1,531
+
16
2,871
Banks
+
+99
banks
4,698
+
Dobbs
+
+
political
+2,572
67,691
subdivisions
4,933
+
+
505
11,785
savings
+
.
219
537
—
+
13
banks
1,056
—
31,678
_
time
deposits
political subdivisions
47
Fabrics,
preference
+
64*
interbank
187
670
6
—
5-15
J15c
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
4V2V
Dover
14
!38c
(quar.)
banks
121
Federal
others
Reserve
Banks
224
ACCOUNTS
of
loans
+
Ltd.
30
—
to
domestic
reserves;
deposits
commercial
commercial
individual
banks,
loan
except
less
those
cash
Year-ago comparison excludes change
banks
items
of
items
in
banks.
in
and
(quar.)
S.
Dupuls
deposits
due
of
officers'
deposits
separately.
of
checks
U.
S.
not
East
to
Government! and
.1
t
available.
figures revised
postal
.
,
* '■
-V:.
•
4-30
4-18
10-31
10-12
6-
1
5-11
15c
5-19
5-
4
4-30
4-
6
25c
5-
4-16
1
6-8
class
A
common
split)
(quar.)_
preferred
Co.,
new
com.
Laboratory,
Inc.
1
~
1
«1.50
5-
88-
1
5-
1
8c
—
5-31
4-6
1-
$1.50
4
4-15
*
1
$1.75
(initial)
(Delaware)
6-15
5-
________
(s-a)
Corp.
Products, common
5-31
*
5-
«
,
*
7-
6
7-
.-
6
4-17
—
45c
—
Ecuadorian
Ekco
6-15
•
--10c
:
(accum.)___
preferred
4-10
' v$1.75
.
(accum.)__!
Mfg.
5-
5-1"'"
3lV4c
preferred B
4V2%
5-25
'
:' f$1.75
preferred A
Economics
4-30
——
(quar.)—^
$6
Echin
4-30
5-15
15c
_
stock
pfd. A (accum.)
(accum.)
B
5-18
5-15
$30c
Kootenay Power Ltd.—
preferred (accum.)
!
Co., class A
6-8
$14c
(quar.)
Brewing
(quar.)
Corp., com. (7-for-l
Can
5-15
271/?c
(quar.)
preferred
4-19
.6-1
7''he
(quar.)
(quar.)
$6
V
'
6-15
/ 18c
..
27V2C'
iquar.)__.—_—_—
6-15
6u
5
5-24
5-1
4-13
$i.l2J2
-5-.1
4-13
,'+++50c
6-15
5-18
4-30
4-10
t
'
."i
5-11
1
10c
.
4^2% preferred (quar.).____,
Electric Storage Battery Co. (quar.)_..
'
1
3-30
|15c
$7
">
mutual
•
*
+6-
6-
12'Ac
Eastern States Corp.. $7
colleo
Savings
7-2
2
13c
(quar.)____
Corp.,
convertible
Eastern
de¬
separately.
7-
4-30
3%
preferred
770
5%
,
shown
4-2
8-1
.-
3/10c)
Freres,
Duquesne
;
and
8
Duro-Test
Government
process
1
25c
(quar.)
(Wisconsin)
Bradstreet, Inc.
854
gross.
4-11
5-1
|25c
(quar.)
Milner
&
302
shown
are
U,
5-
J20c
^
_
(quar.)___;.
about
Dun
205
after
4-11
Ltd.—
Metals & Supply Co. (quar.)
Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. ADR i—
payment
of
1
shilling
1
pence
+
s
5-16
4-30
!20c
Coal
(R. R.) & Sons Co.
Co.
+
171
+
322
+
13,141
demand
time
&
Ducommun
7%
valuation
Steel
A
+
23
—
5,373
4-16
..+Final
N.A.
2,169
__
liabilities
1
Ltd.—
dividend
Class
N.A.
7
+
5-
6-15
110c
Co.,
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co.—
N.A.
25
—
5-14
$75c
?8c
Linoleum
Industries Ltd.
Drackett
6-30
pfd.
(quar.)
4.80%
11,
7-14
5-31
t37Vic
on
May
plus this dividend
&
Doughboy Industries
Borrowings:
•April
Steel,
8
JlOc
(quar.)
Dumas
2,092
0
?44c
.
N.A.
+
1
t30c
Oilcloth
Donnelley
N.A.
78
+
5-15
!20c
(quar.)__
redeemed
$1 preference (quar.).___:
Donnacona Paper (quar.)
7,483
71
—
7.840
3,351
Governments, official institutions, etc.
N.A. Not
&
being
per share
Common
Foreign:
shown
com.
Ltd., common
(quar.>___
Foundries
issue
Common
N.A.
+
4-27
6-
4-13
Dominion
N.A.
11
+
45,445
5-26
12J2C
1
4-27
Stock
.
4-
of Rec.
3-30
Dominion Tar & Chemical,
N.A.
-
H Includes
Inc
(quar.
N.A.
26
596
and savings deposits—totalll
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
not
Fund,
4-10
5-
8'Ac
income)
Dominion Lime, Ltd., preferred
Dominion Stores. Ltd.
1,058
+
Holders
5-10
2'Ac
(quar.)
from net
5-
295
—
'
When
Payable
834c
preferred
__
Time
savings
)
5-15
N.A.
163
1,994
^
Governments, official institutions, etc.
domestic
1924
1708
4-30
at $101
+12,867
+1,155
Foreign:
tion.
7
1
37Vic
Entire
interbank:
all
May
June
Quarterly
Government.
t Includes
1971
Share
Investment
Dominion
84
and
due
tnV-jC
2nd
3,253
of
bonds
B
Apr
1964
Houses. Inc.
Dominion
339
+
t Exclusive
1663
stock
(qu$ir.j__
153
+
duction
1316
30
1315
Mines. Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Dairies, Ltd., 5% non-cum.
pfd—
Dominion Electrohome Industries (s-a)
262
622
CAPITAL
1
Corp.—
1,
Dome
426
+
+2,085
From
Dec
(quar.)
Dodge .Manufacturing Corp.,
3,030
—
10
—
158,148
Diversified
435
13,957
Reserve
investment
1,352
+
From
preferred
(quarterly
2,012
2~
—
91,796
Other
1971___May
Per
7
64,345
Commercial
Service
due
4
Inc—
Name of Company
855
32,441
deposits adjusted"!
deposits—totalg
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
Domestic
Co.,
Diversified Industries, 7%
Dividend Shares,
Inc.
998
coin
and
Public
Page
v'
May
DIVIDENDS
713
Demand
Other
Date
Telephone Co.—
mortgage series
debentures
Dominion
States
CALLED
Continued from page 15
37
—
"+
22
banks
securities—total
domestic
Commercial
ISSUE
&
Development, Inc.—
due Jan. 1, 1972
subord. s. f. debs., due June 1,
5
+17
13,757
—
assets/liabilities
and
1982
1,
547
14
—
assets—net
S.
May
446
43
696
commercial
Federal
and
with
due
208
3,250
etc
years
with
bonds
•Announced iij^this issue.
institutions:
!
8 Includes certified
banks increased $115 million
and the combined total of
Treasury, notes and U. S. Government bonds
1
1,117
118
securities
Balances
The
million.
debs,
1979—
1980,
convertible
4,841
17
•
five
to
Mutual
$505 million in U. S. Government
demand deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans
increased at net of
$1/ million; during the
comparable week a year ago
these loans decreased
$112 million.
Loans to brokers
and dealers for
purchasing or carrying U. S. Government
securities increased $338
million, and their loans for
1
pur¬
Commercial
adjusted
♦
Jun
May
carrying:
bills
Domestic
and
1,
Corp
1,
cumulative
9,985
617
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Within one year_
U.
justed, $590 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $622 million in demand deposits
1851
1"
May
1989
+10,425
17,159
Government
One
+1,692
1,025
for
loans
States
condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the
following principal changes for the week
ended April 18:
Increases of $617 million in loans ad¬
1
J,
debs.,
Corp., 3%
5 %
Demand
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Nov.
4V2 %
51
process.
4
1
series
1977, and 5*4%
Nov.
&
LIABILITIES—
ing
due
Research
conv.
4Vz'/o
+1,441
banks
Total
102
*
,
Bonds
1978
first mortgage
Southeastern
1,413
Other
ents
*
1664
--.May 15
Marine
bonds,
1,
Line
Garfinckel
1951
+
securities
loans
Currency
.1%
bonds
1.
1,
due
Pipe
ENTIRE
Apr. 19,
+
securities
financial
foreign
estate
Reserves
34.8%
purchased
+
line
Gas
(Julius)
32,987
securities
to
Other
6
liabilities
combined
Contingent
413
1
1
—-May
.
Merchant
June
debs, due Nov.
May
6%
2,319
dealers
purchasing
to nonbank
After
Ratio
for
Government
Treasury
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS-
5%%
Company and Issue—
( + ) or
1962
121,069
loans
securities
Sales
36
—<■
pipe line bonds,
5%
>
1,354
and
Government
Other
Loans
7
+
1924
carrying:
or
loans
S.
Loans
50,149
Capital
million.
2,316
S.
U.
12
80
—
adjustedt
industrial
brokers
to
Other
1,176
+
due
6%
pipe
to
74.671
and
Other
Total
Other
investments
Agricultural loans
■
Other
Member
Loans
Apr. 11,
122,684
-—__
adjustedt
chasing
notes
investments
and
Commercial
U.
Reserve
bonds
1981;
(In millions of dollars)
.
loans
LIABILITIES—
Deposits:
mtge.
Community
1962
Loans
430
1928
1
Gas
Transcontinental
Decrease (—) Since
141
108
assets
/May
Inc.—
Insured
$23 million but bor¬
$322
2,734
29,349
Lines,
mtge.
of
increased
FWP
ASSETS—
Total
1663
__May 15
1976_May
May 1,
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
94
28,962
securities
1
1981___
1962_
15,
Co.—
Government
5%
due
Apr. 18,
Total
May
Co.—
due
Corp.—
Washington Gas Light Co.—
2,640
94
1663
1427
Southern Union Gas Co., 4'A% debs., due
May 1,
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. 5Va% debs, due
Savings depos¬
corporations
and
1,256'
16
1
1
Oil Industries, Inc.—
debentures due June 1, 1977
S.
1st
898
+
28,868
in
the Cleveland
Increase
outright
repurchase
+
•
jl-/..'!
4,091
Total
decreased
Federal
2,872
Certificates
million
$78 million.
6
—
Government securities:
Bills
District,
by lesser amounts in six other districts.
its
312
+
1
—
992
May
58)_May
(series
—
York
867
—
23
+
350
New
*
Corp.—
Light & Coke Co.—
1st and refunding mortgage 4s/* %
due May 1, 1986St. Joseph Light & Power Co.—
District, $53 million in the San Francisco District, and
125
+
44
378
advances
Acceptances—bought
—
4
—
16,222
the
$353
1980
5%
SS Argentina series, due Noy,1, 1978______-__i,_May
Pennsylvania. Electric Co. 5 'A % debs, series due 1986
Jun
1961
40
—
1,155
reserves
Apr. 26,
1962
15,067
Cash
Discounts
Apr. 18,
increased
*
Jun
___
Ltd.—
dtie
debs.,
Rubber
&
Power
debentures
Peoples
deposits adjusted
1922
<
,
due--
__T„_May 23
Co.
Transportation
Moore-McCormack
of
secu¬
rities increased $234 million.
(In
>
4%%
Kerr-McGee
U.
bonds of 1968.
May 15
Indianapolis Paint & Color Co.—
2.812140
The latter reflected
3%%
1804
..."
,
.
series
preferred stockj series B,
Loblaw Leased Properties Ltd.—
53A% 1st mortgage bonds series E
new
1425
lApr 30
1964____._
Cumulative
$472
Page
T
197o
aue
bonds
Gas
series
debentures
5lA%
the
May
Co.—
Chemical
&
subord.
Lakes
Lexington
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
1973
Corp.—
Tire
4%%
Great
1,
equip, trust ctfs., due May 1, 1980
General
.230137
1.401843
2.814200
Power
American
5%%
rand
Republic of South Africa,
Kingdom,
.140300
.0350333
.0166506
_
May
Investments,
debentures
conv.
4%%
.0350333
_
due
debentures
Natural
Steel
5Y2V0
General
.140300
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
f.
debentures
Florida
.0800560
.277734
2.786336
notes,
Energy
s.
subord.
.00276233
Netherlands, guilder
Zealand, pound
1953,
Brothers, Inc.—
.327700
New
Date
Georgia¬
mortgage
1987™,
.201760
.00161100
of
general
.210730
dollar
&
Maine
&
.250015
_
yen
malayan
secured
conv.
Central
-
REDEMPTION
•
Co.
5.90 V series
Canadian. Gas
.204050
notes,
for
Distilling Co.—
6-year
.204050
franc
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
United
2.241434
Company and Issue—
American Discount
2.814200
__
Norway,
.0103809
2.242310
bonds,
corporate
called
given in the Chronicle,
were
PARTIAL
.00310766
(Metropolitan), new
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Mevien
$
.00983374
"
.0200750
.952187
.210600
France
Japan,
Apr. 26
$
.0387000
.0200750
Finland, markka
Malaysia,
Apr. 25
.00949539
2.242501
.0387000
__
Apr. 24
.00937337
2.242390
Austria,
Thursday
$
.00992575
_
pound
Wednesday
Apr. 23
$
Argentina,
Australia,
Tuesday
of
stock
common
in which, the details
Friday.
list
a
redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number .gives the location, in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
1930
:
f.
<
Fund Notices
V
Electro
Consolidated
Cor^.,
class A_^___.__;
-
I2V2C
-
ikftaualh
t
rJ pi
wMHSK&'A."
;
.
Volume
Number 6155
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Per
Name of
Company
Electrographic
Empire
Corp.
State. Oil
(quar.)_:___
25c
6-1
20c
6-11
5-21
6-11
:'v
District Electric, com." (incr.-quar.)
S%: preferred (quar.)__
4%'% preferred (quar.)_________;
(initial
Class
A
Gas
common
preferred
Els-Hokin
Genuine
1
S
5-15
4-jl2
Stock
4-12
Gillette
46'/4C
6-1
5-
(quar.)-
4
5-
4
$1.09
"6-1
pfd. (quar.)
50c
6-1
Galvan, Inc. (mock dividend)
A
Rule
4%
5-15
5-
10c
5-15
4-30
__
J
conv.
Co.
(quar.)
5-11
Company
Fairbanks
Co.,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
(Stamford, Conn.)—
Fall
River
Family
Gas
Co,
British
Record
Farberwerke
Farmer
(payment
of
tax
4c
(quar.)
25c
;
Federal -Insurance
National
Federal jt-aper Boa
Metal
Mfg.
Capital
Fidelity
pfd.
a
tquar.)
Fund (stock
New
5-15
Gorton's
5-1
Gossard
New
of
Gloucester
(H.
W.)
4-16
1
4-16
Indiana
General
Industria
6-12
55-28
5-10
4-26
Industrial
6-11
5-25
Ingersoll Rand Co.
8c
7-10
6-25
5-
4-13
Institutional
"
6-
6-
1
5-21
4-30
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
6-1
5-1
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
1
3-29
Great
2
Great
Lakes Dredge & Dock (quar.)
Northern Ry.
(quar.)
Great
Southern
Grace
(W.
1
»
5-18
1
3
4Vi7c
Hose
8-
4-30
4-16
from
4-30
4-19
International
6-
5-
4
6-15
6-
1
5-31
4-13
1
(4c
45C
Life
and
income
5-14
5-25
4-23
5-25
4-23
Class
B
5-10
Interstate
Department
6-
9
5-18
Interstate
Hosts, Inc.,
75c
5-
1
4-
2
5%
5-29
5-
5-31
4-27
$1
5-31
4-27
5-
4-10
(Houston)—
$12 VaC
25c
Investors
Funding of
6%
7VaC
5-1
3-16
Quarterly
40c
12-10
12-
1
56 'Ac
5-
1
3-16
Great
U2M*c
5-15
10%
6-
1
4-10
Griesedieck
preferred
A
common
(quar.;
(quar.)__"
1;
Greeley
(Washington, D. C.)—
dividend
B
;
Gross
(N. J.)
25c
Corp., class A (quar.)
(from
10c
accumulated
Bank
Stock
____
Iron
1
5-
1
Bank
(New
*
7%
5-15
4-23
6-30
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
6-30
6-15
common
New
York—
pfd.
&
5-
1
4-24
5-15
-5-1
5-15*
5-
5-21
Motor
(qUar.)
(s-a)
of
Canada
Ltd.
Foxboro Company (quar.)
Franklin-Adams Co.
Life
6-20
5-15
12 Vic
(Stock
4-16
5- 1
'V 4-30
5-
1
Co.,
Bros.
Hallnor
.
Mines,
Hamilton
Fraser
Inc.
FrosSt
5%
preferred
Fuller Brush
Class
&
(quar.)__
-
4-30
Co.,
class
Class
A
1
Class
A
4%
(quar.)_____.
Co.,
preferred
Gas Service Co.
(quar.)______.,.
common
' 5-22
6-1
5-15
Fat
Corp.
5-
1
4-27
Haverty
5-
1
4-27
Hawaiian
of America,
4-15
Heller
4-30
4-18
Henry's Drive-In. Inc:
(Walter E.)
stock
Ltd. (quar.)
Acceptance Corp.—
preferred
preferred
General
<quar.)__
Cigar
Gorton's
Co.
of
Inc.
General
Motors
General
Outdoor
$4.75
(quar.)_
$3.75
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
5-15
6-15
6-1
Hilo
4-16
Hinde
-Hobart
.5-1
6-
4-27
45c
.6-29
6-15
5-28
5-1
5%
19c
5-22
55c
:
6-30
7-
1
5-22
&
Holt
Renfrew
Rinehart
subject
preferred
&
59%c
7-
1
5-22
53Vbc
7-1
5-22
1
5-22
Holt
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
7-1
"5-22
preferred
General
; 33c
32V2c
Indiana—
General
Telephone
5.16%,-
General
$2.20
Gold
Co.
preferred
Common
of
._!___
Southwest—
the
-
^
Ltd.
Co..
preferred
preferred
preferred
$2 "preferred
preferred
preferred
Inc.
New
of
30c
5-
v
5-
1
-
.
1
-
3%
V
5-
(quar.)_
5-
%
1
5-
*
____^_
5-
4
4-30
4-
2
4-30
4-
2
6-
4-16
:
1
4-30
6-
7
3%
5-
9
4-30
5-
1
4-13
35c
5-21
4.50%
preferred
Kaufman
$1.25
5-
1
5-18
4-24
1
0-14
5-14
$1
6-
1
6-
1
5-14
$1,083/4
6-
1
5-14
6-1
5-14
5-10
4-20
84c
8c
1
4-10
3V2%
4-30
3V2%
6-
Kentucky
43/4%
4-23
5-15
Kerr-Addison
6-
8
5-16
Ketchum
$1.25
5-
1
I
4-30
4-30
2
56V4C
5-
1
5-
1
4-15
Hugoton
Hussman
Co.
Gas
(quar.)
Trust
(quar.)
Co.
(Del.)
(quar.)
,%4-
9
4-
9
4-
9
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.-
1
5%
20c
7-
1
6-15
4%
$1.50
7-
1
g-15
5%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Land
Assn
income)
Knickerbocker
5-
5-15
4-27
1
4-16
5-
Biologicals,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
5-17
4-30
1
Y.>—
Knickerbocker Fund)
(from Income)
t45c
6-25
5-31
5-25
5-11
Kostln
6-29
6-1
5-10
5-
5c
4-15
9
55c
5-1
8V4C
6-15
(S.
S.)
10c
5-
1
4-20
Krylon,
5-
1
3-30
Kuhlman
5-
1
1
4-14
L'Aiglon
5-15
4-18
Labaa
55c
5-
1
4-
2
La Crosse Cooler
5-29
5-
7
IaCrosse
6-27
6-4
.—
4-
6-
6
4-
6
4-20
•
6-12
:
5-22
.
1
4-27
5-1
ftl.lO
1
4-30
1
4-30
40C
27 VaC
—
;
1
4-16
•
"
3-30
5-
(quar.)
■
55-
14C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
2nd preferred
9-1
12-
5-21
V
14c
1
6-
9-15
12-15
8c
—
(monthly)
(quar.)
Corp.
4-20
•/
.
Kroger Company, common
7%
6-11
'
8V4C
Koppers Company, class A
Class
B
(monthly)_—
$1.25
6-27
6-
4
4-30
4-13
5-
4-14
1
7-31
2-28-63
7-
6
2-4
4%
6-15
4-13
6-15
4-13
5-15
4-28
5-
1
4-16
tl2V2C
7-
3
6-
1
32 V2c
7-15
6-29
7-15
6-29
7-15
6-29
$1
Electric
Mining
27C
"
;
(quar.)
12-28
6-14
Exploration
5-
1
4-13
$1
5-
1
4-16
$1.25
5-
1
4-16
5-22
7
5-10
Ltd.—
Co.
$50c
6-
5-
1
2.92%
11-15
11-
1
25c
Class
A
A
25c
(quar.)—.—a
Loan
Lamston
(M.
A
—
Investment Co.
H.), Inc.
Financial
Ltd.—
Lee
1
5-10
1
5-16
5-30
5-15
6-11
5-11
Inc.
7-
1
9
6-
4-30
4-13
6-
1
5-10
5-
,
1
4-20
15c
6-15
4-30
2%
6-15
4-30
$$1.1? %
—
—
(quarterly from net
income)
10c
——>T~
(extra)—
Ford
7VaC
25C
Cement
Glass
10c
4-13
4-30
;
(quar.)
$35c
5-15
60c
6-
9
'
•••
5-
5-15
$48c
5
6-
(-15
*
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
7% partic. pref. A (quar.)—,
Participating
Libbey-Owens
ioc
35c
,
dividend
4-10
6-
.
(quar.)—
Lerner Stores Corp.. 4%% pfd. (quar.)_
Leslie Salt Co. (reduced-quar.)
Levine's,
5-18
6-
(quar.)
Income Fund
1
4-30
8c
Bowler
(quar.)
investment
6-15
J31V4C
Rubber A Tire Corp
Lexington
3
6-
.
$26%C
10c
Company
Portland
7-
..
preferred
(quar.)
6V4%
preferred (quar.) __—
Lawter Chemicals. Inc. (increased s-a)
A
9-14
12-17
12 Mac
(quar.)__
Corp.
9-28
12-31
f38c
—
5 V* %
Layne
6-15
6-29
25c
(quar.)_.
Class
Lambton
-
15c
6-30
dividend
5-28
9-13
1
20c
-
Stock
9
12-13
8
5-
Lambert (Alfred>, Inc., class A (incr. .quarJ)
A
9-28
6-
5-15
(quar.)
&
3
7-1
12 Vac
(quar.)
5-15
Inc.
4-30
time
4-20
5-
2 Va %
Lear,
4-13
5-15
dividend
Leath
1
12 Vac
V
4-30
1
Stock
6-29
5-21
_______
5-
Increased
4-16
5-
133/4C
(quar.)
A
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn)—
6-
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
Telephone
Labrador
5*/2%
(quar.)
Ltd.
(Jo)int
1
7-15
Co.,
Apparel
5-21
quar.)_____T_'__l_____
(initial
Inc.
5-
.
6-29
_:
6-
8V4C
7-16
$1.25 ?
(quar.)
6-15
50c
——
10-15
Kresge
(N.
Inc.
—
7-25
$1.25
i
5-10
)0c
Alloys
Keystone Steel A Wire
10-25
V
5-25
,
(from
(s-a)
5-25
UOc
5-15
5-31
12c
>
—
investment
net
5-22
7
5-25
1
$1
—
6-15
3%
6-
6-21
15c
(quar.)
17 Vic-
2
$1.25
(quar.)
$1,183/4
+20c
4-
(quar.)
A
9-15
12-15
(quar.)
4-25
(quar.)__i__%_
B
1
6-15
19c
;
Ltd.
4-30
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
5%
Co.
&
Mines,
5-15
Huttig Sash & Door
9
10-
1-2-63
43c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gold
income)
Stock
9
5%
common
preferred
Lehigh
"units"____________:
Refrigerator
6-13
87 Vac
$1.25
17V2c
■
4-18
2
(quar.)
(quar.)___
King Louie International (quar.)
Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, N. Y.) (quar.)
$1.10
pfd.
1
7-
-.87 VaC
;
Common stock fund series S-2
4-24
35c
5-
Keystone Custodian Funds:
Income Fund series K-l (quar. from invest.
4-11
4-
(quar.)
Utilities,
1
$1
4%
7c
Kellogg Company—
5-25
—
4-10
5-10
87 Vac
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-15
4-20
1
(monthly)
preferred
5-18
„
5-
6-1
>
Corp.—
5-
5-
r
8c
Consolidated
preferred
5
15c
Monthly
3V2%
93 3/4 c
(quar.)
$1.12 %
(Md.)
Monthly
Kaymarq
4-10
25c.
(quar.)____
(quar.)
4-
6-
5-14
6-
$1.05
—
Building Co.
4-10
35c
(stock dividend)
dividend)
(Joseph) Co.
.Hubinger
*
€-15
9
95c
(quar.)
Broad
&
1
4%
Inc., common
(stock
4-
.
4-18
6-
Corp.—
1
5%
——
Houston, Lighting & Power,
4-10
-
4-20
4-27
4-30
35c
(quar.)
5-
10%
(stock dividend)
Corp.
dividend
B
preferred
5-
15c
preferred (quar.),
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
.'
v
V
4-30
5-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper
4.35 %
Kavanau
t?0c
4%
5-15
1
50c
.__
—
—
Household Finance Corp., com.
3%%
preferred (quar.)-
4-14
1
5-1
$1.50
iquar.)_f.
5-15
10c
—
(quar.)
4-13
6-1
15c
10c
& Co.
Power & Light
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
York
1
1
5-15
City
$1.06 »/4
Winston,
Co.
Horne
:$1.25
(quar.)
(quar-.)____
Kansas
35c
Horner (Frank W.)> Ltd.; class A (quar.)
$1.27V2
(quar.)^_________
(qu?ir.)
5-11
t20c
4-13
"■V
.____
(quar.)
1
31V4C
(quar.)
4-25
5-
55c
(quar.)___.
6-
Sutherland
37 V2c
& Co.
,■■■■;...%
(stock dividend)_____^_i.________
preferred
Land
Shoppes,
Class
'*>V-
(quar.)_____
Corp.—
KVP
tl5c
1
62VaC
•.
Telephone
,
4-16
Ltd.—
Mines,
5-
64V2C
"4-17
6-15
(quar.)
100%
r
5-
62Vac
.__
(quar.)___—__
General 'Waterworks
5.10%
!
5-1
(quar.)
25c
Hormel (George A.)
of
(auar.)_
preferred
—
(quar.)
5-15
>
4-10
93 % c
(quar.)
4-14
1
Laurentide
Telephone Co. of the Northwest—
4.80%
4-25
50c
Kentucky—
(quar.)_____
preferred
preferred
•
General
Co.
Hot
4-25
:
$2
Inc.
Co.
(Earle M.)
Keystone
preferred series C (quar.)__
Bearing
& Co., Ltd.v (ona- »—
"Horizon
'4-25
5-15
25c
-
Co.-of
5-15
5-15
31(40
<quar.)___;
Telephone
(quar.)
Renfrew
Stock
.'_
preferred (quar.).
$2.50 preferred C
(quar.)
2nd
'
(quar.)
1
5-
20c
Hoover Ball &
7-
(quar.).
Hills
Motor
5-
3%
(quar,)
&
preferred
$4.25
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Jones
Inc.—
Hooker Chemical Corp., common
(quar.>____
$1.30
approval)-
to
(stock dividend).
—
Insurance
(quar.)
$1,25
Johnson
5-18
23c
Ltd. (quar.)
(stock dividend).—
preferred
preferred
54Vac
5-18
preferred
Ltd
30c
Dauch,
Mfg.
preferred
* *
4-30
5-1
t3c
3%%
Co.,
Club,
25c
5.28%
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.32 preferred. (quar.)_.
Tea
Keweenaw
Products,
Light
4.25%
66c
Jewel
6-15
62 y2c
(quar.)
a.—
4V2%
preferred
Home
:__ 1
'
6-15
i-
10c
(quar.)
Holt
4-6
Electronics,-—
%_____%_.—
4-16
5-15
$1
56M4c
Holly Stores, Inc., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
1
22'/aC
1
15c
12 V2C
pfd.
5%
Hollinger Consolidated
Quarterly 4--—
5-18
s
/
5-
preferred (quar.)
Jockey
:
Subject to approval of stockholders Apr. 25
4-2
8
5-25
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
Gallon
Electric
4-10
1
5-25
14%
62c
Quarterly
4-30
6-15
(quar;
5-18
4%
5-18
1-6-15
Co.—
split
Co..
Mfg.
Higbie
5-
30c
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred (1945 series)
<quar.)____
&
6-15
4-15
1
dividend
75c
Hermetic
*6-12
$1.183/4
General
Telephone
2
7-
;r-
Steel
4.40%
4-27
32Vac
'
(quar.)
Industries
—
Hershey Chocolate Corp., new com. (initial)
Seal Corp., class A (stk. dividend)
Highland-Bell, Ltd.
—:
4-27
933/4C
(quar.)___
(quar.)
General
Common
5-15
20c
Public
Utilities
—_
.__
preferred
50c
Equipment
6-15
u
12V2C
dividend)
(stock
A (quar.)
Hercules Powder Co., com. (2-for-l stk. split)
5% preferred (quar.)—
1
35c
(quar.)
Advertising
preferred
4Va%
6-
30c
.__
General
General
6-28
5-15
1
Jersey Central Power & Light—
5-18
Y.)—
-
(quar.)
Corp.,
General Precision
7%
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Gloucester
Mills,
.Hercules
5-15
15c
(quar.)
General Finance Corp.
General
4-17
Investors—
preferred
General
1
6-9
25c
;
(quar.)
American
$4.50
5-
Heppenstall
9
$25c
Mines,
General
(N.
Inc.
Hays Corporation—
5% preferred (quar.)
5-
56-
Jergens (Andrew) Co
5-18
16c
Furniture (quar.)___•_—
Electric, Ltd. (quar.)
6-15
$f:
6-15
'
Stock
8-24
'
35c
5-15
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
i^6-f5
I6M1C
:
6-30
1
20c
$1.25
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(Thomas) Insurance—
5%
5-25
9-10
25c
J$1.25
:
:_
(quar.)
4-30
6-
(quar.)
3.80%
World,
5-31
50c
6-11
10c
30c
___
1
; •»*
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Harvey's Stores, Inc., class A
Hastings Mfg. Co.
(4-for-l
Inc.
Gardner-Denver
4-13
(quar.)
preferred
25c
Schaffner & Marx (quar.)_
Electric Light, com. (quar.)
4.96%; preferred (quar.),
5-31
6-11
preferred
10C
_r___Ii.—
5c
,
5-
Co.—
4-12
$1.05
^
5c
monthly)
monthly)
5-21
4-30
•
5c
(reduced
(monthly)
Gamble-Skogmo,
•
•____
Corp.
15c
'_
5-21
1
$1.25
(quar.)^
'•'
(Cleveland)
Corp.
60c
A
(quar.)
Corp., class A
1
$1.76
9
(quar.)
common
Utilities
(increased)
Jantzen,
(quar.)__.V__lii*
Hart,
3-31
6-21
$1
66-
5-
1
Light,
Southern
4%%
30c
inc.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Harn
4-16
5-
•
5-21
44c
35%c
6-
34c
$1.25
Ltd.
Series H-D A_
6-1
1
10c
4-13
1
&
Common
Iowa
capital
Hartford
(quar.)
AA
Futterman
7-2
$3Dc
Co., class A
from
Ltd
Funds—
H-C7
Harsco
(quar.)
4
6-
4-25
4-13
5-
t4c
Co;
Handy Andy (quar.)
Harcourt,
Brace &
(Long Island, N. Y.)
Ltd.
5-
39c
Power
2
4-30
5%
^
Jefferson
preferred (quar.)
Series
4-23
(quar.)
(Charles E.)
40c
Iowa
dividend
'
5-11
15c
Comnanies.
Friden,
4-13
(Jacksonville)—
common
Cotton,
^Hamilton
4-20
6-
Gas
Halle
5-24
"
4-30
5c
1
Stock
Jorgensen
111.)—
25c
5-
$1.27
5-18
dividend)
$1.06
$1.25
6-15
Quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)-
*
Franklin National Bank
preferred
(quar.)__:
4-23
$2
4.22%
$1.11
4-20
17V2C
(Springfield
4-25
$1.10
1
:___
Insurance
5-10
(quar.)___^____5_—
J$1.25
(quar.)
4-13
preferred■'(quar.
6-1
.
1
$4.40
90c
Co.
5-
$4.44
'4-12
,
'12Vac :' 5-1 V
:
2
$1.09
1
preferred
25c
'
2
5-
(quar.)
$4.20
$5.08
4-30
-
5-
preferred
(quar.)
Utilities, common
preferred (quar.
$5.00
6-1
9c
Co.
1
6-11
4.36%
25c
preferred
4-13
6-
4-25
4-12
10c
A
(22c
States
4-13
4 7 V2c
(quar.)
4-14
4-20
4-30
5-1
15c
(quar.)__
Common
Electric—
&
1
UOc
cquar.)
(quar.)
1
5-
1
4-30
1
12MiC
preferred
preferred
1
1
5-10
Ohio RR.—
&
Hagerstown
Co.
Motor
Insurance
4-30
'
$1.75
17c
5-
77-
5-
(Canada)
Gas
Trust—
(initial)
A
ordinary income)
Shares
5-1
17VaC
(quar.)
pfd.
Investment
interest
class
(from
preferred
Gulf
9c
^"Machine, class A (quar.)
(quar. ;J__l____
'____
Ford
Ltd..
Industry
Life
$5
5%
___;
(monthly)__
(quar.)!.:
Ford
Franklin
4-20
luc
Footfe Bros: Gear
B'
5-1
2%
Utilities
Flying Tiger.Line, 5%
Estate
beneficial
Capital
Mobile
$5
___%
Steel. Corp.
Water
Real
of
5-
37MiC
Mutual
Iowa-Illinois
7-10
7-10
9c
7 VaC
(quar.)
4-30
3-31
12 VaC
15c
Stores
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
(quar.)__.
Quarterly
Utilities—
Florida
Class
1
30c
Inc., 7%, pfd. -(quar.;_______
(Ohio>*_'i.:___^___ii._____
Florida
Plus
Gulf
4-9
Jersey)—
_i_.K
of America
dividend
-
5-
5-1
Gulf
Realty
Public
5-15
7oc
Realty & Construction (initial;
Sterling,
Stock
Growth
$1.37 Mi
Investors
3-31
.
7MiC
A
pfd.
conv.
common
(quar.)
Wine.
Growth
preferred
(quar.)
gains plus 8c from net invest,
i
First'Southern Co.,
Florida
4
2%
dividend
Union
5-
6-15
1
85c
Republic Corp.
First
5-18
7-
__
(quar.)
j_l
Firth
Shares
(Spring Valley, N. Y.)—
City Bank (N. Y.)
Credit Bureau-
National
First" National
4-30
10c
rquar.i
r "
B
Ltd., class A
5%
Co.,
Greenfield
4-30
Co.
5V2%
Gas,
Growers
earnings)
(Chicago
Bank
5-15
5-15
Coal
Telecasting,
Class
4-19
(Boston)—
Dividend
Quarterly
1
5-
10c
(quar.)
Investors
West
1
'4-27
5-16
5-
2c
preferred
1
iiv2c
Class B
Corp.,
5-15
25c
preferred (quar.)
1
General
5-31
$0.00%
1
1
.
2
4-23
Telegraph—
&
(Initial)
6-
6-
9
4-
4-27
1
5-
$1.31 V»
profits)
Telephone
Breweries, Ltd.—
A preference (quar.)
International Holdings Corp.—
(From net ordinary income)
Interphoto Corp., class A (initial)
9-
1
1
5-15
_
,
21c
class
50c
6-10
(initial).
5-
35c
Fund—
investment
net realized
9-10
Chemicals'
4-16
•
15c
„
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
40c
National
Foods
4c
•
$1.12 Mi
Corp.. class A
Resources
40c
:
2
5-
4-30
.
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Insurance
6-11
15c
(quar.)
Fund
income
common
5V*%
4%
4-20
1
Ltd.—
Growth
net
6-
Interior
50%.
dividend
from
'11-16
5-4
;
J20c
.
.
5-17
r
11-30
..
5c
i
Corp.,
International
4-10
3%
Co.
20c
investment
8-15
5-18
5-31
..
75c
!
(quar.)
preferred
6-11
20c
Rubber
A
Shares,
4-30
3
".
,
shares
American
Institutional
(Wash¬
dividend)
& Co.—
quarterly
Union
Stock
•
30c
(quar.)_
Insurance
(stock
•
R.)
Increased
Grand
Batteries
C.)
•
20c
(initial-quar.)
Employees
D.
20c
(quar.)
Mexico S.A.—
Ingram & Bell, Ltd
"
20c
5-15
ington,
(quar.)
—
8c
100%
Government
Corp.
International Parts
divid.)
Gould-National
(monthly)
$1.50 pfd.
(quar.)
Electrica De
40c
National
First
80c
1
5-
Quarterly
Stock
$6
5-
31V4C
preferred
Quarterly
National
$5
1
37 Mac
$1.25
12M2c
(quar.)_
(stock
Co.
common
4-19
Semi-annual
6%
4-
4-23
First National
5%
1
5-
Initial
5%
5-
5-
Mortgage
First
$1
9
6c
5-25
Investors
$1
4-
40c
Class
-60c
1
8C-
t50c
preferred (quar.).
Jewelry Corp., class A (quar.)
4-19
Quarterly
Geco
5-
10c
Stock
4%
58 J/4 c
4-
15c
First Camden National Bank & Trust
First
(quar.)
(initial quar.)_
Firemen's Insurance
First
9
preferred
&
$2.25
First
4-
common
Financial
First
4-
1
Plastics
Fields
First
1
5-
Income Properties
Indian Head Mills,
6-25
15c
;
Gordon
5-
5-
55>/4C
1
6-15
5-21
10c
<
9
53 Vac
5-
4-19
50c
4-16
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
1
Fidelity & Deposit Co. (Md.)__
Fidelity Union Trust Co. (Newark, N. J.)—
4-16
1
tl3c'
Mfg.
1
5-
1
5-
9
4-
(quar.)
preferred
From
1
100%
5-
■
9
4-
4.26% "preferred
Interchemical
28%c
dividend)
4-16J
4-
1
1
4-13
5-
;
1
1
55-
5-15
27c
(quar.)
5-
9
5-
51c
52V2c
1
5-
(monthly)
4.70%
4-
4-30
~30c
(quar.)
1
25c
Assn.
4-10
4-16
4-14
preferred
4.20%
5-
Nugget,
5-
(quar.)
Mortgage
1
1
1
—
American shares
A
$35c
Monthly
Fiat
class
5-1
A
5-
split)
quar.)
(initial
preferred
4.42 %
30c
Brick Corp. tquar.)
;_
class A (montnly)—______
(monthly)
:——__
(monthly).
*■
6-1
_
1
5-15
Shale
30c
$35c
(quar.)_
5-
1
Laboratories
J35c
class
—
pref.
5
6-
1
,
(quar.)_:
__r__j._
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
'4-20
1
6-
•
12c
56 V*c
27c
Class ' B
(quar.)
fa-
2
12 Vic
Corp.,
Goodman
5-28
12 V2C
Warehouse
4-
4-25
55-
.
stock
(2-for-l
6-
4%
Corp.
1
.
(quar.)
.
common
5-
—$10.5781 V*
dep.
receipts—
7 Mi %
of 38%%).
tax
Glaxo
Ltd.,
New
6
15c
4-20
1
4-
50c
Golden
7-
4-30
Inc
5-24
insurance—
$7.50
Compress &
Federal Grain, Ltd.,
Federal
\
Power—
27%c
(quar.)
Globe Wernicke Industries (quar.)
Godfrey Company tquar.)
r__~-____
8
6-
income
Envelopes.
5- 7
5-7
18%
6c
Lire
Globe
ap-
25% )—
:
Federal
$1.40
A
1
(Germany)—
receipts
(quar.)
Corp.
Fed-Mart
Class
4-30
___
Fedders
A
5-15
German
Traders
<Syracuse)
Class
Glickman
15c
Extl-a
Farmers '&
4-16
(initial)—
deposit
less
Bros,
4-13
1
5-
Plan
81.68
prox.
1
5-
'5-15
Hoechst A G
-American
5-
4oc
Illinois
-T
(quar.)
called
Glen-uery
$1.50
(quar.)_____
4-13
5-21
$1
40c
preferred (quar.)
4.98%
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Ltd., Amer.
Group,
(Less
Trust
4-30
5%
preferred
40c
County
Quarterly
Brick Co.
of California—
Corp.
preferred
4%%
4%%
Glaxo
1
Illinois
-
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
common
4%
4-13
dividend';
Formerly
Fairfield
Power,
4-13
4-30
Common
Company (quar.)
Girltown,
Inc..
class A (quar.)
Glatfelter (P. H.) Company, common
3-31
iquar.i
Idaho
4-13
4-30
•
Ginn, &
-
4-30
4-30
200%
Co.—
dividend
4-30
* 1
Parts
Stock
Gibraltar Financial
4-30
U2,/2c
Co.,
Equity Corp., $2
Evans
6-
(quar.)
c
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
preferred B
6-1
3oc
tquar. j
Equitable
4.36%
Ltd.
'
$1.18%;
qiiar.;_
Stockholders approved a five-for-iour split
Heating Products
6-15
871/2
$1.12 Mi
A
$5
$1.256-1," 5-15
_
Associates
be
'41c""
'
____
Group
(quar.).
common
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
40c
' 5-21
Inc.,
Genesco,
-
Empire
&
'5-15
Holders
When
Share
Name of Company
$3.50
;
Special
Enamel
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
Semi-annual
Employers
When
Share
■■
51;
(2075)
•
'
.
1
_5- 1
5-21
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2076)
(quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (S. C.)
Life Assurance Co. (Pa.) —
Life
Co
Link-Belt
4-10
5%
1
4-16
Miller
4-16
4-16
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd
Minneapolis Gas Co.
55c
5-
1
4-13
Minnesota
60c
6-
1
5-
8-15
4
Mississippi
4.40%
7-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.10
9-10
8-17
Original Stock (quar.)
Original Stock (quar.)
Special Stock (quar.)
$1.10
Local
50c
3-10-63
2-15
4.84%
class
Corp.,
preferred
Telephone
Louisiana
5.16%
Power
&
4.96%
4.44%
4.16%
Louisville
4 'A %
Louisville
&
5-
1
&
1
1
5-15
4-30
4-16
6-30
6-25
6-11
5-25
6-15
5-25
5-
1
4t16
5-
1
4-16
5-15
4-25
5-
1
4-11
$1.11
5-
1
4-11
$1.04
5-
1
4-11
$1
5-
1
Quarterly
Lucky Stores,
6-
1
5-16
Pacific
30c
5-
1
4-16
Pacific
40°
5-
1
4-16
Pacific
12(40
9-
1
8-15
6%
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)
20c
6-
1
5-15
5-
i
4-16
75c
(quar.)
(Boston)
6-12
10c
RR.
Insurance
Mills
4.80%
$6
Power
5-
5-
1
1
4-16
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd. (quar.j*.
Mount Vernon Mills, Inc.
7% preferred (s-a)
Movie Star, Inc., class A (quar.)
Movielab
Class
A
Class
(stock
Murphy
(G.
6-11
5-25
5-15
4-20
5%
6-22
6-
4c
4-30
National
5-31
5-15
Bank
A
Industries
(quar.)
Macassa Gold Mines, Ltd
Macco
__
MacMillan
1
National
National
City
Quarterly
(R. H.)
4%
4(4%
Co.,
preferred B
1
Conv.
priority shares
Majestic
Specialties
Inc.
(quar. K_
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5% pfd. A
Managed Funds, Inc.—
payments
Electric
from
net
Electronic
&
(quar.)
—
Neiman-Marcus
National
Preferred
6-15
5-16
Common
5-
1
4-11
5-
1
4-11
National
6-15
5-25
Nelly Don,
Neptune Meter
6-30
6-15
4-30
4-19
Nesbitt
(John
J.),
4-13
Nevada
Power
Co.,
62'Ac
1
5-
lc
4-30
3-30
2c
4-30
3-30
3c
4-30
3-30
2c
4-30
3-30
Shares
Life
Manhattan
Shirt
Manitoba
&
A
Insurance
Co.
(NYC)
12-20
12-
1
1
4-16
4-16
5-
1
1
New
6-15
6-
7
6-15
6-
5
5-11
4-11
5-
4-13
1
interest
Air
Process
York
New
Brake
5-15
5-
5-15
5-15
4-30
1
3%
preferred
1947
Corp.,
(stock
7
4-20
7-20
6-29
Nielsen
4-16
l
l
5-15
y65-
1
4-16
5-18
55-
4
1
4-20
Mfg.
(incr.-quar.l
II
(quar.)
common
Gas
from
1
4-10
1
4-10
Peterson
4-13
4-14
common
American
Coal
4-10
North
American
Fund
North
American
Van
I
(quar.)
Corp.
of
6-
1
5-11
$1
6-
1
5-11
Inc.
8'Ac
8'Ac
—
56-
1
4-23
1
5-23
6-15
5-15
Power Co.—
Stores
Co.
25c
N. Y.)
(quar.)..
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co.
40c
55-
1
4-10
$1.17
5-
1
4-10
5-15
4-20
$1.50
6-
4
5-18
97'Ac
5-
1
preferred
$1.38
preferred
4.90%
preferred
Michigan Seamless
(s-a)
3
Inc.
(Fla.y
(quar.)
—
4-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-20
4-30
4-19
7c
5-
6
(quar.)
$1.10
5-
1
4-16
$1.22'A
(quar.)
5-
1
4-16
25c
5-21
5-
4
(111.)
(quar.)
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
25c
5-31
26'Ac
ZHZ
5-31
25c
5-31
17'Ac
(quar.)
6-
5%
1
8-
1
7-12
11-
1
10-11
5-10
6-
5-
1
6-11
Placer
4-13
15c
7-
2
5-15
55•
8
8
5-
8
6-15
4-30
Ltd.
4-30
Plough,
7-
Common
A
NuTone,
Public
1
4-17
class
1
3-22
6-20
5-25
Pope
3-22
1
6-20
7-
4-30
5-25
5-
1
Talbot,
preferred
Porter
(H.
5'A%
4'A%
;
Transit
Potomac Edison,
B
4-10
Class
4-10
President
4-23
32(4c
6-
1
5-15
$1.12(4
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
J$1
5-
1
4-13
20c
4-30
4-
3%
6-
(stock dividend)
Leather
(quar.)
Gas
Natural Gas,
4.92%
Old
&
Electric,
Republic
Life
William
From
dividend
4-13
10c
4-30
4-10
1
,
two3
7-
2
5-15
5-
1
5-
4-13
1
6-25
6-
4
6-25
6-
4
25c
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
4-30
4-13
Sl.O&y*
:
4
6-25
7'Ac
___L_
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
4-30
4-13
$3
—
(quar.)_
4-30
4-18
$1.17>A
6-1
4-11
5-
4-11
90c
25c
1
5-15
5-
fc
6-
1
5-10
lc
quar.)
6-
1
5-10
6-8
4-13
1
(initial)
Gold
Brand
Ltd.—
Mining,
Price Brothers
share
—
Prince
5-
1
2
6
4-23
Ltd
Gardner
t50c
(quar.)
dividend
Procter
&
Gamble
Co.
Research
ance
&
Co.
Business
(Colo.)
Co.
Life
6-
1
5-15
5-15
5-
2
4-19
1
4-13
4-30
4-17
7-31
6-29
7- 2
6-15
Insur¬
dividend)
(stock
5-15
25%
dividend)
Men's
1
37V2c
pfd. (accum.)—
(stock
6-
37V4c
(quar.)
Producing Properties, 6%
Products
4-
15c
:
1
4%
Co.
5-
10%
Insurance
(quar.)
,
25c
4-30
4-18
32c
4-30
4-10
5-T5
4-30
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
17V4c
31'Ac
'6-
1
5-15
5-15
4-30
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
31'Ac
9-
4
8-15
61 (4c
(quar. >_
Street
1
35c
(quar.)'
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred
6-
5-
59%c
common
common
Olympla Brewing (quar.)
One
:
5-18
6-22
5-15
5%
___
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
6-1
125c
62y2c
4.70%
(initial
Professional
Ohio
$1.75
Final payment of approximately $0,378 per
Stock
dividend)
6
5-29
5-15
$1.31(4
4-
.__—
A
depositary
quar.)
1
Industrial Products—
Class
1
Service-
5-
6-20
.
4-30
1
6
$1.37 'A
i!
Power
5-
4-
(Del.)—
4-16
5-
1
5c
(quar.)
Co.
4-10
10c
2
5-
62V4C
5-15
1
9
4-
55c
(quar.)_—
5-
4-
4
1
5c
common—
K.)
preference
preferred
Portland
5-
5-
50c
4-30
6-15
4-20
1
62y2c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.
5-31
110c
_.
a
preferred B
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Powdrell & Alexander, Inc
1
4-10
6-
8-
preferred
&
6%
,
Scale
2nd
4-30
7c
Corp., common (quar.j__!
1st preferred (quar.)
5%
3-22
1
5-
25c
B)
(quar.)
(stock
5-
5-
25c
(quar.)
Shoe
Inc.
5-
5-1
17V4c
_________
approve
tlRc
Ltd.—
(increased
preferred
4-17
•
4
,37'Ac
_
Polaroid
1
5-15
Rubber
Pneumatic
4-10
.
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
and
split)
4-13
5-
55c
preferred (quar.)
5(4% preferred (quar.)
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.—
4%
1
44c
4(4%
Nunn-Bush
5-
1
16c
:
(increased)—
Corp. (quar.)
Inc. (stockholders
for-one
6
5-
Trust State National Bank
Plasticrete
3-30
5-
15c
(N. J.)
5-14
40c
.
class
_
Quarterly
5-31
4-16
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Development, Ltd.
7-20
37(4c
Y.) (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
^
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7%
preferred (quar.
1
1
6-
6%
Petroleum,
4-30
30c
com
dividend)
Company
4-16
5-
47'Ac
1
preferred (accum.)_
Pittsburgh
Brewing,
common ' (quar.)__
$2.50
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar;)__•__
:
4-19
6-28
(stock
preferred
Pioneer
4-10
$1
(increased-quar.)
Corp.—
Pierce & Stevens Chemical
4-12
1
Inc.—
Phillips
Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen
1
5-
;
Morris,
3.9©% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4-12
1
38c
Hampshire)
Industries,
Northwestern
43,4%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-15
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
(On
Nytronics, Inc.
Co.
(quar.).!
Telephone
1
5-
7'Ac
Tube
Co.
5-
165c
Common
Midwest Investment
4-16
4-27
32'Ac
(quar.)—
Electric
4.40%
1
5-14
5-31
Ltd.—
series)
Meyer (George J.) Mfg.
Meyercord Co. (quar.)
Miami Tile & Terrazzo,
5-
10c
(New
Utilities,
Extra
4-30
12'Ac
(Canada),
(1961
Quarterly
Philip
4
$1.37(4
Engineering Co., class A (quar.)—
Northwest
!
(quar.)__
Metropolitan Stores
5-15
4-10
$1.10
37(4c
(N.
Telephone
Pacific Ry. Co.
B
1
$1.07V2
20c
(quar.)
Co.
Ohio
RR.
4-30
5-
(quar.)
Plymouth
(quar.)
Service,
Insurance
Class
(Mass.)—
Messenger Corp.
(quar.)___
Metromedia, Inc."1 (resumed)..
Public
preferred
Northwest
7
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
$2.50
Northern
Northern
4-20
5-
Co.—
4.30%
Gas—
Northern Indiana
Northern
4-30
30c
__i
4.68%
50c
(increased quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5(4% preferred
(quar.)
Northland
(quar.)
Merchants National Eank & Trust
(Syracuse,
preferred
Illinois
Northern
$1.183A
_____
Monthly
4-13
4-20
4.40%
16c
Common
4.40%
4-30
4-30
95c
7(/2c
4-20
4-20
62'Ac
(Md.)—
(quar.)
12(4c
(quar.)—
Canada, Ltd
(quar.)—
Lines
5-
1
3
4-20
20c
1
5-
4-13
10c
Inc.
preferred
Plainfield
1
40C
4-30
17 (4c
4-20
4-20
30c
(quar.)
5-
4-30
4-10
4-
1
5-15
15c
6-
6-15
B
Corp.
1
4-30
5-
15c
1
15c
Trust Co.
(Scranton)
Northern Illinois Corp., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
3-29
class
5-
5c
1
5-15
1
25c
4-18
1
5-15
4-30
1
15c
6-15
1
1
5-
15c
4-18
7-
6-
5-15
22'Ac
&
Heather,
(initial-quar.)
(initial-quar.)
A
Pillsbury
4-30
5-15
4-13
1
5-
15c
4-30
5-
1
6-
3.80%
Northeastern Pennsylvania National Bank &
25c
5-
6-
30c
6-29
62'Ac
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Bottlers
Howell
class
Common
(initial)
5-17
Northern
Bottlers
General
Philadelphia Electric
Corp.—
4-14
1
United
New
4-18
undistributed
(quar.)
preferred
Car
1
"
5-15
50c
5-
Corp.—
convertible
1
50c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Mensh Investment- &
Development Assn.,
preferred C
(quar.)
from net invest¬
(quar.)
5-
12'Ac
Shoe Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
States
preferred (quar.)
gains)
5-31
130c
Co.
1
5-10
35c
25c
(quar.)
4%%
&
18c
5-
55c
6-
115c
Permanente Cement Co., common (quar.)__
5% convertible preferred (initial)L.
Gas—
Power
Company
American
New
North
&
5-15
15c
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Adjustment preferred (quar.)
Mining, Ltd.
Oil
5-10
1
Quarterly
Petrolite
Normetal
$1.20
1
6-
5c
4-27
40c
6 2'Ac
Mine
&
Telephone,
Michigan Gas
&
(12c
plus
capital
135c
Melville
Mercantile
Corp.
income
Nortex
1
6-
5c
5-10
4-30
6-
$1.06
$1.06'A
5-
7c
5-10
Fibre—
Pepsi-Cola
1
5-10
1
$1.16
Pepsi-Cola
1
5-10
1
6-
$1.15
(quar.)
1
5-
1
6-
$1.12(4
pfd.
5-10
5-
6-
$1.01
5-
(Passaic Cty.)
(quar.)
Co., 3%%
Light &
preferred
North
9 2 %c
5-25
9c
5-10
$1.17y2
5-15
40c
4-16
1
(reduced)
New
(quar.)
1
6-
(reduced)
common
Non-voting
5-
$1.10
(quar.)__
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
1
5-18
Chemical
6
15c
pfd.
21c
l'Ac
Porcupine
Monthly
5-
5-15
(J. J.)
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Arthur G.)
preferred
y6-
25%
(quar.)
McQuay-Norris
5-10
5-15
4-
Co.
27(4c
(quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry.—
6% preferred (quar.)
25c
McGregor Doniger Inc., class A
Meadville
Niagara
4-18
93 34c
(quar.)
dividend)
common
preferred
Mclntyre
4-
4-30
85c
series
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
McCall Corp. (quar.)
McCage Grain. Ltd. (quar.)
B
5-14
100%
5-15
1
Voting
4-13
l
5-
C.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4-30
5-
1
30c
(J.
4-16
1
5-25
(quar.)
Penney
1
1
Newfoundland
6-
5-18
5-18
5-
6-
Newberry
4-13
y6-
5-18
1
4
5-
5-21
20c
4-19
1
4
160c
6-11
4-30
55c
3-30
1
6-15
6-
5-
93%c
Electric
35c
9334c
1
5-
15c
10c
(reduced)-
Co.
$1.50
common (quar.)__
series (quar.)
5-
37'Ac
6-
5-
8
1945
J$1.50
:
58'Ac
Pennsalt Chemicals
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric, 4.40%
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
8
Stores,
1
4
4-20
57 y2c
1
6-
6%
6-
9-
5-15
(quar.)
1
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)
6-
1
5-
4-20
preferred
6-
1
$1.11
1
8-15
(quar.)_
7-
Insurance
5-15
5-
9-18
(quar.)
7-
Life
1
preferred
preferred
93%c
&
1
15c
;
preferred
$1.12(4
(quaT.)
2
6-
25c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
common
4.70%
(quar.)
Indemnity
6-15
7-
6-
1:45c
(quar.)
Inc., $1.50
Co.,
4.05%
preferred
C.)
4-23
:
4-13
4(4%
(A.
1
14c
20c
(increased-quar.)
long-term
5-
50c
State
Share
12'Ac
(quar.)
5-17
5-14
ment
Products
1
18c
(quar.)
Co.
Merchandise
York
5-11
31 (4c
60c
Co.
5-24
1
(Keene, N. H.) (quar.)
9
12 (4c
certificates
4-16
6-
30c
5-
$1.06(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
1
6-15
(quar.)
6-
8c
common
4-10
5-
J10c
preferred (quar.)
common
Gas,
Penobscot
common
4-30
115c
(quar.)
,15c
Co.__—
Corp., class A
Inc. (quar.)
Co.,
4-27
4.68%
Canada,
Series
preferred
4-13
5^-11
12'Ac
Dredging is-a)
5%
pfd. (accum.)__
50c
—
Series
Stock
8
5-11
15c
Fruit
Y.)—
preferred
5-15
25c
&
common
Metal
6-10
20c
Quarterly
Fuel
15c
—
Video
York
Peninsular
Penn
1
5-
Co.,
Co.
4-20
6-
10c
Brewing
4-16
Series:
Stock
4-20
4-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible prior
25c
N.
5-15
4-30
(quar.)
Airways
Gold
J.)
5-
110c
47'Ac
5%
(C.
4-30
(quar.)
Co.—
Consolidated
Penmans, Ltd.,
$6 preferred
1
Co.
Parker Drilling Co. of Canada, Ltd
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp. (quar.)__
Pearl
5-15
(quar.)
7'Ac
Peabody Coal Co.,
preferred
preferred
5%
Patterson
Common
$3.40
5(4%
1
$3.75
$3.75
Middle
6-
5-14
preferred
$1.30
6-20
5-14
(quar.).
5.52%
1
4
5-14
preferred
Montana
6-
5-1
60c
32'Ac
-
Fran.)
Co
5-
1
Electric
World
Chemical
6-20
1
Mayer (Oscar) &
Mayfair Markets
4%
5-
2
Sulphur
5-25
1
Department
5%
American
Park
6-
Massachusetts
McKee
Pan
4-13
6-
Massachusetts
Class
5-11
5-
(quar.)_
(San
4-30
4-30
1
4-27
6-
5-31
5-10
5-15
4-27
5-15
American
5-
4-27
6-29
Pan
1
4-27
5-15
10c
Pall
6-
5-15
25c
1
5-15
5-15
30c
4%
5-11
6-
(quar.)
Bank
3iy4C
28V8C
Supermarkets, (stock dividend)
Corporation (increased-quar.)
5-
110c
Moore
Corp.
National
5-31
9c
Co., 4(4%
Securities
Beneficial
5-11
1
Lighting
Pacific
4-27
Packer's
6-
120c
Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)
(Calif.) (stock dividend)
Marrud, Inc. (stock dividend)
Marsh Supermarkets, Inc. (quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co. (increased-quar.)
$2.50
1
1:20c
Basket
McCord
4-13
(s-a)
Maremont
$3.75
6-
5-
(s-a)
B
Manning, Maxwell &
May
7-
4-27
4-27
5-15
4.60%
.
Machine
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.
Quarterly
New Jersey Growth Fund
New
Extra
Co.
27'Ac
Y.)—
N.
preferred
(quar.)
England Fund—
New
Co.—
Extra
4.44%
(quar.)__
115c
New
5-15
17'Ac
Coal
$2.40
6-
$.03255
(quar.)
Saskatchewan
preferred
(Both paymts. are from net invest, inc.)
New
Shares
Petroleum
(Okla.)
Welding
4-16
Shares
Market
Electric
4-17
Paper
Class
National
5-16
4-30
Metal
Manhattan
1st
120c
4-30
income
Shares
redeemable
(quar.)__
5-15
5-15
31 (4c
(quar.)
preferred A
Pacific
Penn
5(4%
investment
4.36%
4-12
Bruns¬
(quar.)
17'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)__
4-12
56(4c
common
preferred
125c
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
Mailman
Class
Drug
Ltd.,
60c
12'Ac
pfd. A (quar.)
Magnavox
All
6-
(Norwich,
Products (quar.)
& Chemical Co. of
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
343sc
preferred
1st
5-22
4-27
31 'Ac
(quar.)
1st
40c
Dairy
$1
River
preferred
1st
40c
(New
Mfg. Co
(Cleveland,
Bank
National
6-15
15c
Powell
Extra
Macy
6-15
15c
1
&
15c
(quar.)
&
1st
redeemable
5-
(2-for-l stock split)
Chemical
115c
(quar.)
Candies
Bloedel
redeemable
5c
(quar.)
.
$8c
Corp.
MacFarlane's
redeemable
4.80%
5-
6'Ac
(quar.)
Jersey
Trust
&
National
class
Inc.,
L
5%
4-16
58c
pfd.
Common
4-21
17'Ac
(quar.)_
dividend)
4-16
1
40c
National Biscuit Co.
10c
Systems
fstock
1
5-
25c
Corp.
New
of
40c
20c
Communication
5-
55c
inc.)
(quar.)
National Bank of Tulsa
Lynch
Lynch Corporation
redeemable
preferred
5
5-15
37'Ac
1st
Parke, Davis & Co.
divid.
6-
Co.—
5%
9c
(s-a)
Aeronautical
Bank
6-13
5%
2%
(quar.)
(from
Breeko Block
National
6-13
6-29
15c
5-
2%
Narragansett Electric Co., 4(4%
4.64% preferred (quar.)
National
6-29
37(/2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Peerless Insurance Co.
Nashville
31 'Ac
(quar.)
4-16
Pato
Fund
4-25
5-
S
Co.
C.)
Investment
Electric
$3.50
dividend)
dividend)
(stock
5-15
4-16
&
(quar.)
Co.
5-26
Film Laboratories—
A
3%
4-30
Gas
Robinson
Ltd.
preferred
110c
Extra
Mount
5-
5-15
Gamble
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-25
10c
M
Co.
Co.
Investment,
Coast Co., 5%
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
lc
Morrison-Knudsen
Canadian
1
40c
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Moore-Handley Inc. (quar.)
5-15
8
Atlantic
5-15
15c
Moore
Mount Diablo
60c pref. (quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)_
5-
$1.50
$1.05
125c
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
5-15
Lukens Steel Co., (quar.)
Luminator-Harrison, Inc. (reduced)
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.
M-G,
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Ltd.,
class
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Co.,
20c
iquar.)_|
Pacific
Express,
5-31
30c
15c
$1.10
$1.20
$1.12(4
(quar.)
preferred
wick)
—
Overland
6%
(quar.)
25c
Inc.
dividend
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
(semi-annual)
preferred
preferred
4.50%
1
4-20
122'Ac
(quar.)
6-12
5-15
Mutual
Milling Co.—
Life
7-1
5-15
Montana
4-16
56-
(quar.)
Nashville,
$1
:
1
Monarch Marking System
4-16
Electric—
Protective
Stock
9
4-U
(quar.i
5-11
6-
Monarch Fine Foods
9
5-
1
(quar.)
5
5
t3c
(quar.)
5.52%
9
5-
1
5-
Companies
Loyal
5-
1
6-
(quar.)
Cement
Gas
preferred
Lowe's
1
6-
$1.29
Increased-annual
Louisville
6-
$1.24
Louisiana State Rice
2
7-
6-
$1.07(4
$1.38
preferred
Monarch
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4%
4-
7-25
62y2c
4-30
Monongahela Power, 4.40%
35c
(quar.)
Class, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;___
5-10
25c
Owens-Illinois
5-16
9
Light—
preferred
45c
(quar.)
5-14
9
18c
(quar.)
Fund—
distribution
Fibergas
6-
—_—
(quar.)
—
9
40c
(quar.)
Service
Gas
Louisiana
Securities
gains
5-15
6-12
dividend
5-
$1.21
(increased quar.)
4-20
4-17
5-
25c
(quar.)
1
1
5-
1:85c
(Can,)
5-
6-
1
110c
Co.
Insurance
5-
5-15
25c
Company
5-15
1
11'Ac
Gas, common
4-16
1
4-30
1
6'Ac
(s-a)"_
1
1
6-
tl5c
6-
1:70c
A
5-
6-
7'Ac
6-
$37 '/2c
common
(quar.)
4-16
A
90c
$1.25
6-
170c
Ltd.,
island Lighting
Lorain
Over-the-counter
6-15
5-15
45c
$1.10
_;
;
A
t4 ,'(1c
t4^c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Life
6-15
2
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical,
160c
class A
6'Ac
Star
Long
4-27
6-21
Class B
Lone
2
7-
6-19
Paper Co., $5 pfd.
Mohawk National Bank
Ltd.—
1st preferred
preference
London
7-
6-19
1
Extra
(quar.)
Ltd.
Outlet
4-17
1
7-
Oxford
(quar.)
Service, common
4.30%
deposit
(M.)
3-30
1
7-
$1
„:
Quarterly
Stock
Preferred
Loeb
1
5-
':
$1.19
.___
Oxford
Stock
11-16
Finance
5-
4
5-14
8-17
12-10
Groceterias
$1.50
preferred
$1.16
1
4-20
9-10
50c
(quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
2nd
Power, common
preferred (quar.)
$3.60
1
4-17
...
4-27
Missouri Public
(quar.)
B
Loblaw
$4.40
5-
5-
6-
5-1
•'*
•VJk
1
Missouri Portland Cement
5-17
50c
Cos., Ltd.,
Class
Tail
1
Capital
5-18
-
6-12
2-15
share)
Loblaw
Otter
6-
4-27
15c
40c
18c
'/a%
(quar.)
11-16
6-10
receipts (final payment
approximately $0,076 per depositary
of
4.65%
preferred A (quar.)
4.75% preferred B (quar.)
4% preferred D (quar.)
6-29
$1.14
$1.09
•
1
5-11
Natural Gas
Missouri
12-10
50c
(quar.)
Oilfields,
4-20
20c *•
quar.)
8-
30c
5-10
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$$3
,
(quar.)
Owens-Corning
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.10 3-10-63
Stock
Stock
American
(s-a)
Onyx Chemical Corp. (increased
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
$1.15
$1.10
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.56%
4.36%
5-17
Lobitos
$4.60 preferred
Power,
preferred
4-30
When
Share
Quebec Ry.
25c
(quar.)
Paper
4-19
Mississippi Power & Light—
6-10
Special
Special
Ontario
5-21
4-30
125c
41 %c
—
&
9-29
6-12
5%
1
4-18
10-16
20c
10c
$1.18%
1
4-18
1
&
Common
:
5-
1
5-
(Fort
—
5-
33Ac
5-
7'Ac
12'Ac
Food Produces
(quar.)—
Manufacturing, common (quar.)
& Rhoads, Inc., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Miller
5-
5c
1%
$1.10
Special
dividend
Stock
—
Insurance
Life
United
87'/2C
(initial)
Stock
Stock
(quar.)____—
Mickelberry's
Little Miami RR.—
Original
Original
(quar,)
preferred
Midwestern
5-18
1
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
6-10
5-
'Fort
(quar.)
Trust (quar.)
Rochester
Littelfuse,
5-10
1
50c
Co.
Insurance
dividend
preference
Lincoln
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
Stock
3-30
Per
Name of Company
Ontario
Packaging Materials Co.—
Midwest
Common
(quar.)
Lincoln Printing, new common
$3.50
6-15
25c
National
Wayne)
2
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
} Name of Company
of Rec.
4-30
2%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.J
Lincoln
7-
5c
—
dividend
Stock
When
Payable
When
Per
Holders
Per
Share
N ame of Company
.
.
5-15
4-30
15c
5-
1
4-23
70c
5-
1
4-20
t30c
5-
1
4-13
20c
37(^0
____
,,
5-
1.
6-11
4-
9
5-29
Protective
Ala.)
Life
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
—_
(Birmingham,
(quar.)
Provident Tradesmen's Bank & Trust (Phila.)
Quarterly
Fund—
income———
Progress Mfg., common
__
—
7c
5-11
4-19
Provincial
Bank
of
Canada
(quar.)
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6155 *. .*. The
Number
195
When
Per
of Company
Name
Service
Public
Share
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.64%
preferred
4.90 %
-
(quar.)
preferred
r
Service
_"
of
Co.
~
preferred
4.50%
Pueblo
____—
___
_
Supermarkets
———__
dividend
Stock,
Pure Oil Co.
4-12
1
1
;
1
1
Industries
(incr. quar.)___
(quar.)
——
4%
of America,
Corp.
preferred
Sherritt
'
•
-
;
(s-a)
Gordon
Mines, Ltd.
—
Sherwin-Williams Co. (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
4-27
5-15
5-15
5-15
6- 1
4-27
4-27
5-2
6-
1
5-7
5-15
6- 1
4-24
5-1
.
Quebec
Power
$20c
$15c
—i
class
A
4-30
4-30
7-25
t40c
:—._——
Ltd—
5-25
6-28
5- 1
10c
6c
24c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
Mining,
Quint'e Milk Products,
(quar.)
4-13
6- 1
-4-24
"
Co.
Can
R T &
E
Class
(quar.)
Corp.
A
(increased-quar.)
Radiation
tory,
(quar.)
Instrument
Inc.
split
stock
A (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
Rayonier, Inc.
Realty Equities
Stock
Corp.
5-18
30c
$10c
5-31
5- 1
5- 1
5-15
5- 4
6-15
5-18
4-16
4-16
4-24
4-27
5-15
$28c
$27c
15c
7- 2
10- 1
5-15
6-15
9-14
4-27
20c
5c
.—
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
dividend—
Reheis
Co., class A (quar.)
Reitman's
(Canada),
common
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. (stock dividend)—
Reliable Stores Corp.
(quar.)_
Renabie Mines, Ltd
:
Renoid Chains (Canada), Ltd.—
$10c
tlOc
.
Class
A
A
.
.
Republic Corp., common (quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Metals,- $4.75 preferred
preferred
Reynolds
4 Vi %
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.
$$1.19
59%c
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)_
40c
(quar.)
4-1
4-11
4-11
5-15
5-1
5-1
5- 1
6- 5
1
4-27
5-15
5-15
8-15
8-
20c
5-16
4-19
5-16
4-19
4.32%
22c
5-
1
4-18
6-
1
5-15
4.10%
5-
Rich's,
Inc., common (increased)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Richfield
Oil
Corp. (quar.)
Co., class A (initial)
Ridge
Tool
River
Brand
Mills
Rice
22Vic
10c
25c
(quar.)
Roadway Express,
common
Roanoke
(quar.)
Gas
Robbins
& Myers
Inc., common
(quar.)
80c
participating preferred
$1.50
(quar.)
37Vic
Roberts
&
Robinson
Porter
Gas
O.) Corp. (quar.)
:
(Howard) Paper Mills, $2 pfd. (quar.)
18c
10c
preferred H
(quar.)
1
preferred I (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
4.95%
preferred
K
5.50%
preferred
L
(quar.)
&
Haas
five-for-four
New
preferred
A
Rorer
(William
Rose's
5.
10
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Stores (quar.)
25c
Royal Bank of Canada (quar.)
Royal Dutch Petroleum—
preferred
Russell
Southland
5-11
Southwestern Drug
Southwestern
Canada
5-16
Common
5%
5%
5%
&
5-11
5-18
5-15
6- 1
5- 4
6- l
6- 1
(quar.)
$1.25
Sawhill
Tubular
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
6-15
6-15
9-17
12-17
5-15
(quar.)___
20c
7-16
25c
5-10
Schering
Corp.,
(quar.)
Industries
5%
Schneider
Class
Scott
6;
Scott
$4
Scotten
5- 4
6-30
4-16
6- 1
5-15
12c
12c
12c
5- 1
6- 1
7- 1
4-7
5-17
6-18
2Vic
4-30
5- 1
Fetzer
Co.
_
(monthly)
10c
10c
_
preferred
Dillon
(quar.)__
20c
$1
(quar.)
Co.
85c
' •
4%
-
v
6- 1
6-11
8-1
8- 1
;
$2.50
7- 2
40c
5- 5
Shoe
12Vic
(quar.)
Shareholders'
(Quarterly
5-10
Rochester
Shares
(N.
55C
5- 1
of
net
ment
Shaver
income)
Food
of
Class
Shell
A
York
investment income)Inc.
cents
Trading,
&
(final)
on
Sheller
from
5c
10-
1 r
9-14
Corp.
Toledo
class A and B
on
Company
97 Vic
5-
1
4-20
Trans-Canada
$1.03% 1
5-
1
4-20
Transcontinental
Co.,
Corp.
4-20
$4.90
27 Vic
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
8-
1
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
$1.06 V*
$1.10
$1.15
4
8-
1
5-
1
$1.49
5-
1
4-13
(quar.).
$1.42Vi
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
(quar.)
Class
6%
208
A
preferred
South
Salle
La
Union
33c
6-
1
5-
1
25c
6-30
5-22
20c
5-17
4-17
5-
1
4-16
5-15
Union
com.
(quar.)__
Brock,
Ltd.—
A payment
5%
Steel
a
Parts
Corp.,
pfd. (quar.)
5-15
Union
45c
5-15
5-
1
United Aircraft
6-
1
5-18
5-
1
4-13
20c
6-
8
5-25
(quar.)
A
7-20
1
10-18'
6-
5
5-14
6-
5
5-22
5-
1
4-13
4-30
4-20
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
<871/2C
CO
6-
1
6-30
.
9-28
Corp.—
'
12-31
12-14
5-15
5-
5-
5c
5-28
Co.
(quar.)__
5-15
——
4-30
Inc.
United Corporations Ltd., class A
4-12
25c
,—
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)
Sterling Seal
_____—*
_
Class
B
(quar.)
class
of
Stouffer
Foods
(quar.)
A
Corp.
(quar.)
common
*
-
'
J.)
Sunset Industries
4-30
4-16
preferred
10c
(quar.)—
;_
4-30^
4-30
5- 1
5-1
4-6
5-15
40c
6%c
$2.50
6- 1
7-2
4-30
7-10
6-8
4-16
6-20
4-30
4T14
$1.12&
U.
6-
9
5
5-16
6-15
U.
5-18
6-
S.
Lines Co.
S.
Rubber
8%
6- 1
30c
5-1
■
15c
S.
Time
5-1
;
conv.
•
•
4-18
5-18
'
$2
(quar,)__-___—-
6-26
5-21
4-13
20c
Co., 5%
Whelan
$3.50
4-13
i-.
''
,y.t5-17
6- 8
,
•
preferred
4-30
(quar.)—__
17VSjC
5-15
4-27
(quar.)_«
62Vic
5- 1
4-16
Corp.
United Transit
4-12
1
50c
(quar.)_____
S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
United
5-
25c
(quar.)
Co.—
non-cum.
5-15
Vic
$0.00 Vac
U.
(N. Y.)
Corp.,
preferred
12Vfec.
(quar.)__
common
5-
1
4-19
5-
1
4-19
10c
5-31
5-11
i2y2c
12y2c
4-30
4-13
5.75%
preferred
31c
5-15
5-
1
5.50%
preferred
(quar.)__^
(quar.)
5-
1
4-16
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
65c
6-
1
5-15
25c
6-
8
(quar.)...
.
5-31
87 Vic
(quar.)
common
preferred
Universal Leaf Tobacco,
5- 1
30c
5- 1
5-10
4-16
-
4- 6
5-10
■■•-it
Universal
Upjohn
Upper
Pictures
Utah-Idaho
4 Vi %
Power,
Sugar
5-15
5-
1
com.
5-15
5-
1
Van
3%
9-14
8-29.
Van Waters
;•
Sea
Food
&
Rogers,
4- 2
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
4-20
4-20
4-20
5-1
4-20
4-30
4- 6
20c '
70
—
(quar.)
Inc.
5-15
5- 1
6-
$1.31%
——.
—
1
42Vic
$1.43%
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)____—
...
Value Line Income Fund
-
$1.061/«
(quar.)
20c
(s-a)
12y2C
Camp
pfd.
(Del.)
Company
Peninsula
Corp.,
-3%
(stock dividend)
4-30
5-15^
5-15
I2V2C
(quar.)
65c
.
.
(quar.)
.
10c
IV2C
(quar.)
Stock dividend
4-12
,
5-15.
;f20c " 5-15
$37 Vic.
2
(N.
.
(monthly)
U. S. Fire Insurance Co.
U.
,___
Co.
.
4-30
$37c
:
•
IV2C
(quar.)
Gas,
(quar.)
Sunbury Milk Products
.
5-25
75c
(increased-quar.)
Propane
v.
Chemical Corp.
4-13
(quar.)—
common
preferred
Oil
1
6-15
i2y2c
preferred 1951 series (quar.)_
Sun
5-
121/2 c
(quar.)
California
Suburban Gas
i2y2c
(quar.)
Strolee California
Strolee
5-11
35c
_—
Webster
1
S. Borax &
4>/2%
5-28
6-
(quar.)
B
&
6-11
37y2c
(quar.)
Corp.
Mfg.,
—
U.
121/2 C
—
(quar.)_____
(J. P.) & Co.
4-14
4-26
3%
4-6
4- 6
6-29
6-15 ;
6- l >y;. 5-10
6-11
5-25\
4c
United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co. (quar.)
United Service Life Insurance (Wash., D. C.)
5-14
$$1.31
4-20
Continental Fund—
United Investors
(quar.)__
—
preferred
4-10
4-10
5-15
40c
25c
50c
Fruit
(quar.)
United Foods, 60c conv. pfd. (quar.)
United Gas Corp, (increased-quar.)
1
1
-
10%
—
(quar.)
United
3
1
6-
5-
(Denver)-*
(quar.)
Carbon
4-6
$1
5-1
$15- 1
___—
—
Corp.
4-17
;r,.
5- 1
5-10
30c
50c
t
(quar.)
(quar.).
Life Insurance
preferred (quar,)
United Exposition Service Co.
9-14
10c
4-17
l
5- I
■
(quar.)
5%
6-15
6-29
■
1
5-
(From investment income)-
$1.25
(initial)
!'■
-
United
CO
$1.25
(stockholders ap¬
split)
—
(Md.)—.
dividend
Class
,
5-
$12Vio
Co.
California
of
American
Stock
6- 8
,
—
(quar.)
Co.
United Artists
5-11
1
y
50c
(quar.)
Insurance
United
.__
35c
United Biscuit Co. of America
6-18
t78Vec
i
pref (1955 series)
pref. (1956 series)
4%
United
Corp.—'
com.
new
Oil
4%
40c
J56y4c
30c
5.25%
1
Union Lumber
1
10c
5.20%
6-
1
$1.50
6
tl5c
Sterling Precision, 5% preferred (quar.)—_
5% preferred C (quar.)
Stone
$1.25
811-
Annual
5-15
6-
i
5V4%
Ltd.,
Stewart-Warner
5-15
62Vic
62 Vic
(quar.)
4-13
Bank—
Life
Labor
6-
$1.25
four-for-one
Stevens
6-13
!
1
(initial-quar.)
held)
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sterchi Bros. Stores
5-31
;
5-
County Trust (Elizabeth )_L_______—
dividend
(one share for
each
28
shares
of Canada, Ltd..
Co.
Stelma,
.....
9
2
4-16
1
4-14
Semi-annual
Jl
55-
1
Stock
6-15
—
(quar.)
5- 1
25c
Union
(Raleigh, N. C.)
common
Steinberg's,
of
5-
4-30
(final)
preference
common
6-15
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1st
Commerce
New
tlOc
class
preferred
3 Vi%
4-13
4-19
5-23'
5-25
$3.13
(final)
shares
37 Vic
37Vic
Co.,
Ltd.,
V.
N.
American
2c
Chemical,
Suburban
_'
(quar.)
Unilever
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
B
4-13
5-25
5-15
5c
10c
Ltd., 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)_
new (initial)—1
Register
5-15
$20c
$33Vic
22c
2Vic
Quarterly
6j/4%
(quar.)—._—
B
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
5%
preferred (quar.)
6-15
4-13
43c
Corp.
Union Gas Co. of Canada
6-15
(quar.)
class A'(quar.)
Chemical Products,
4-30
7- 2
1
72c
1
4-13
10c
4-13
$1.50
Street
1
Stauffer
4-27
>
5%
•
(accum.)
5-
Strawbridge & Clothier,
(initial)—_—
$1.40
.
World
5-
4-13
5-14
4-13
5-
1
Common
3-30
4-13
63Vic
$1.22 Vi
Trans
7-20
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investing Corp.—
(quar,)____^_-__i,
Financial (stock dividend)
Trico Oil & Gas
(quar.)
Tropical Gas Co., $6.25 preferred (s-a)
Tudor City Second Unit—
7-20
$1.03%
5-
Transcontinental
4-20
7-20
97y2c
6-15
<
$5.70 preferred
$5.60 preferred
4-20
1
4-13
7-1
,
preferred
$5.96 preferred
4-20
1
4-20
4-13
5-15
25c T
1_
1
4-30
„
Common
4-20
1
5v
%
4c
1
8-
V
20c
Pipe Line—
1
5-
! 5- 1
Fund
Gas
5-
5-
3-30
%/5-15
2%
5-
y2 c
5-15
City—
22Vic
$1.15
92
5-15
5-1
(quar.)___
1
4-20
34c
New York
(quar.)
$2.55 preferred (quar.)___
1.40%
5-15
1
5-31
(quar.)
Transamerica Corp.
Stock dividend
$1.18V4
5-15
1
25c
Trust
4-20
1
1
20c
&
1
4-20
66-
:
$47V&c
Quarterly 4.
Trane
1
5-15
6-
$1.14
$1.06Vi
(quar.)
6-
1
4-30
$1.06Vi
(quar.)
Toronto-Dominion Bank (quar,)__
Bank
5-31
V^:nr},
1^9:1
■
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Scale
5-15 -^5.
35c
v..,
preferred
V
200%
(quar.)
Edison—
1!'*'
5-
6-15
9-14
5-
$1.06 V*
6-15
7-2
1
6-
271/2 C
5c
1
10-
25c
1
5c
5-
Class B 1
4-19
5-
(initial)
9
iv;' 5-21
5c
6-
4-30
6- 8
2
class A
new
1
(initial)
36c
4-30
May 3
Shenango Valley Water, 5%
7-
B
3iy4c
State Capital Life Insurance
invest¬
share payable in U. S.
subject to stockholders approval
Mfg. Corp.
5-10
32y2c
Class
(a capital
three shillings per
dollars
5-10
1
Inc.,
(quar.)
B
92 Vic
—
5-
10c,
_______—_____—
shares
1
6-
Co.
4-20
5-
1
Union Acceptance Corp.—
Still-Man
(quar.)
Transport
New
6-
;
Class A
2
$1.10
4.10
30c
(initial)
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Tip Top Products,
'
____.—.
1
30c
Class
7
4-20
1
5.
•••..•5-
5-15
Trade
5-
$1.14
>;
8
15c
(John R.)
7-20
Stanley
Boston—
Shawinigan Water & Power,
5
.
$1.10
4-10
6-
7-20
$1
Marts, class A
4-
1
5-
4-10
1
10c
7-20
16c
-
_
5
5-
1
5-
Thompson
4-19
6-
5-
$1.19
4-20
1
20c
-—-__—_.
__
in American Industry;
dividend
5-15
6-
$1.21
;_
5-25
1
Standard
gains distribution of 29 cents plus a semi¬
annual
5-
:;5-10
15c
1
Standard Fuel Co.,
4-20
1
4-13
6-29
____
Thomas
8-
6%G
(quar.)-.—
(quar.)
Trust
Service
—
Y.)—
6-
30c
v,
or
____
8-
Class
4-27
1
Industries, Inc
Thompson Industries (quar.)
5
5
5-31
6
(quar.)
com.
8-
60c
from
5-
$-15
Stein Hall & Co.
(quar.)—,_
(New Haven)
Corp.
5-
5-31
5-31
?u, !20c
___
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
1
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Stamford Water (Conn.) (quar.)
._
Standard Dredging Corp., $1.60 pfd.
(quar.)
4-17
—
'f;
5-
v
$1
new
3iy4c
Speedry
6-8
25c
4-10
4.56%
(quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Southeastern Telephone Co. (quar.)
Spartans Industries Inc. (quar.)
Special Investments & Securities (quar.)—
7-13
5-1
4-30
4.25%
$1.44
5-11
>.7-13'
4-20
6-1
18 Vic
4V4%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4-30
4-30
20c
(quar.)
_______
8-15
preferred
preferred
4-30
5.25
3.16
1
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-21
5-25
4-30
6-15
(quar.)
6
22Vic
9-14
preferred
preferred
proved
A
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
Thenn-O-Disc, Inc.,
Stock dividend
Common
Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles
Shaer
5-14
27y2c
Steel
____________
5-14
1
27 Vic
4-27
Class B
1
6-
25c
25c
2c
preferred
1
6-
15c
(initial)
common
Oil
&
7-20
5-21
Seligman & Latz, common
6-
Toledo
;_
4-16
5.
7-20
35c
■
Falls
of
5-14
Southwestern States Telephone-
Cities Realty Corp.-—
Co.
5-14
1
Tokheim
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-30
20c
$4 cash)
Texas Power & Light, $4.84 pfd. (quar.)
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
4-13
(quar.)
8
4-16
'5-1''
$1.27
stock div.
1
Sealright-Oswego
Security Trust
Quarterly
1
6-
Coal
1
5%
Security Insurance
6-
Pacific
(Optional—5%
4-11
_
6-
t
Texas & Pacific Ry.—
5
8-
5-21
Scrivner-Stevens
Texas
5
8-
6-11
(quar.)—
—
5
4-
5-
(quar.)
1
5-31
$1.25
$1.18%
25c
Quarterly
44-
5-
Electric
7-
4%
4-30
15c
______
8
$1
Instruments, Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
$1.20
__,
6-
?4-30
dividend
4-30
& Electric—
(annual)
8
6-8
1
9c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., com. (quar.)
6-' 8
$40c
(quar.)
$1.40%
Sealed Power Corp. (quar.)__;
preferred
$5
Texas
10-20
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred ($25 par)
5%
preferred (quar.)—,
4-27
United
2
7-
1
7-1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.75%
5-15
$5
7
4-16
5-31
8
6-8
6-
Producing (increased-quar.)
Texas Industries, Inc., com.
(year-end)
New class
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
35c
Second
1
8-
g-
7-
$1.18
Gulf
11-
preferred
preferred
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Racing
4.15%
4-20
5-18
dividend)
(stock
5-
5-21
1
1
$1.12y2
;
(monthly
common
4-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
4-10
Corp.—
Paper Co., common
preferred (quar.)
$3.40
5-21
7-15
—
Monthly
1
6-22
4-19
5-4
__—
Aviation
5-
10c
s-a)
(increased monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
Scott
J.)
'
15c
(initial
(quar.)
Ltd.
9- 4
12- 3
35c
37Vic
(quar.)
(Walter
A
:
(quar.)
common
preferred
Schultz Sav-O-Stores
Schlumberger.
$1.25
Products
Schenley
$5.08?; preferred
Texas
4-20
preferred
4.25%
6-25
A
7-14
1
8
7-
Texas Electric Service—
5-
5%
7-25
class
8-
2
Co.—
4-30
25c
$1.25
Salant,
4-27
$2.37
$2.38
Common
7-2
preferred (quar.)_.
Salant
Chemical
Southwestern
6- 4
4-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4-
5-20
Tenny Corp., class A
Texaco Canada, Ltd.,
6-
7-
-
6-8
$1.31 V4 U.7- 1
4.50% 2nd preferred (quar.)_
4.72% 2nd preferred
(quar.)
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)__
5-
(quar.)
&
4-20
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5
Thriftimart,
1
8-1
(initial)——
common
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry., common
5%
preferred
5-15
$62V2c
37V2c
5-17
4-10
6-16
4-30
Ltd.,
5.25%
6-
8
7-1
7-1
•;?
$1.271/2
(quar.)
25y2c
26V2C
297/eC
5-16
$25c
$$1.25
Corp.,
preferred
Extra
1
42c
$40c
(increased quar.)
Cement, class A
Lawrence
5.24%
8
5.625%
Lawrence
St.
7-
4-13
6-
Railway—
preferred
preferred
5.625%
St.
$1.31
5-11
6-22
4-12
(s-a)
(s-a)
preferred
4.40%
5-16
5-15
$1.28
19c
$0.2656%
25c
34c
4-24
$25c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
Power
Company
3.70%
Croix Paper
(quar.)
Joseph Light & Power—
preferred
4-10
(quar.)
Fertilizer
4.60%
St.
St.
preferred
24C
Public Service— /. f 5,;',
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40% preferred $100 par (quar.)
4.40% preferred $25 par (quar.)—
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
25c
5.10%
4-10
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.75%
(ciuar.)
5-10
5-
(quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas
guilder
Co.
8
5-
(quar.)
preferred
three guilders
Mfg.
6-
Water—
preferred
dollars
15c
,:.$1.22Vi
28c
6- 1
15c
$1.16V*
(quar.)
(quar.)
28 Vic
preferred (quar.)
Southern California Edison—
Southern
6- 6
6-20
6-15
6-14
(quar.)
preferred
$50c
5.44%
'
shares (final) A payment of
per share payable in U. S.
subject to stockholders approval
on May 3
Russ Togs Inc., class A (quar.)
Russell (H.) & Sons, class A
preferred
4.90%
quar.)
5-
20c
$55c
4.65%
1
4%
6-10
4-30
50c
7Vic
_
1
5-
10c
6-
$1
5-
1
—
5- 4
6- 1
25c
_
1
6-
50c
3.70%
Corp.
H.)
&
quar.)
6-
6-
(initial)
(initial)—
common
5-11
5-11
1
6-8
Stock
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
a
(quar.)
Rockwell-Standard
California
4-12
6-
6-8
7-1
7-1
(quar.)—
2
6- 1
10c
approve
7-1
$1.15
$1.16
Service
(initial
Southern Materials
1
$1.06 V4
(quar.)
7 Vic
preferred
4-14
6-
split)
(initial
common
4%
(quar.)
(stockholders
Co.
Public
4.78%
5-11
5-11
5-11
6-8
(quar.)
$4
(quar.)__.
4-20
4-20
5-15
5-25
4-13
4-13
4-23
6- 5
6- 5
1
6- 1
6- 1
5-18
preferred
5-
convertible preferred (quar.)_
5%
6-12
7-1
preferred
2%
Development
common
4.80%
1
28c
$1.02Vi
4.64 %
30c
4.56%
4.75%
6-
1
4.25%
$7y2C
4.48%
4.75%
4-16
6-15
'
6-15
5-
4.60%
$31V4c
25c
International
4.24%
6-
$1.18%
$1.02Vi
$1.23%
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
Rochester Transit Corp.
preferred
5%
4%%
Rohm
Industries
Southern
(quar.)
6-28
1
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Common
$2
20c
5-
_;
4-20
5-
$1
$1.02Vi
(quar.)
P
dividend
Southern
4-19
4-14
Smith-Douglass Co. (quar.)__
Georgia Natural Gas Co.
Southern
5-15
5-25
South
Southern
20c
1
45c
(A.
Southeastern
4-19
1
Co.
Texas
4-16
4-19
5-15
-
27c
Gas Transmission, com.
preferred (quar.)___^2t
preferred (quar.)
12%
shr.
Smith
$2
4-30
5-15
25c
preferred (quar.)
conv.
$1
depositary
Co. (s-a)
(quar.)_
i.
Industries, Ltd.—
New common
(initial)
Preferred
(initial quar.)
Electric—
&
preferred
4.10%
(initial)
Mills
Cotton
Rochester
4%
Co.
1
20c
25c
5.12%
Oil
6- 1
45c
30c
Freight (quar.)__
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
4%
preferred (s-a)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% preferred (s-a)
Taylor & Fenn Co., common (quar.)
Steel
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
6-15
6- 9
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
6-15
6-15
5- 2
60c
27Vic
93%c
T.I.M.E.
6-
60c
Superior
South
4-19
50c
Skelly
Smith
5-4
4-30
$25c
Slater
Smith
9-23
6-1
15c
(initial)
6-8
$?5c
:
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)
Mfg., Ltd. "adrs"—
Approximately $0,196 per
Stock
10-23
$1.10
(quar.)
$25c
Sinclair
Smith
2 Vi %
Inc.
Tennessee
61c
,
4-10
5-31
Holders
;
_
Biscuits
When
Payable of Rec.
$25c
(s-a)
C
4.08%
Hospital Trust—
common
(initial quar.)
dividend
1
Singer
Island
New
20
Class
New
1st
Super Foods Services, new com.
5%
Class•;>B' (s-a)
New
(quar.)
4%%
*■
2%
(quar.)
Class
Rhode
6-1
7Vic
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-17
6-14
9-14
6-14
9-14
4-27
4-20
tl5c
$15c
$$1.50
$$1,50
Class
6%
4-30
7-1
10- 1
7- 1
10- 1
5-15
5- 1
—:
(quar.)—
Sunshine
5-10
5-15
(quar.)—___
common
Power Co., common
—
preferred A (quar.)
Simms (T. S.) & Co., Ltd., $1 pfd. (quar.)__
Simmons Company
(quar.)
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd., class A (s-a)_____!—u.
614
ap¬
5%
proved by stockholders)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A
3-30
6-
Pacific
Sierra
Labora¬
Development
(three-for-two
4-16
3- 1
7- 2
3-30
1
1
$.002
Co.,
Per
Corp.—
1
Stock
53
Share
Sunset International Petroleum
5-
5-
*v
,
Name of Company
1
6-
$25c
•
stockholders)
Siegel (Henry I)
,
C
5-
Co., common, (quar.)____
75c
4% preferred (quar.$1
Shop & Save (1957), Ltd. (s-a)
$10c
Stock
dividend
(subject
to
approval of
■
R
6-
6-15
15c
$2
$10c
$2.44
Quemont
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$.075
(quar.)
common
When
Share
"
——
__—
Sherwin-Williams
40c
40c
'
Sheraton
5-14
5-14
5-14
5%
—
Puget Sound Power & Light
5666-
$1.06V4
$1.16
$1.22 Va
'/v
27c
,84c
$1.12 Va
12V2C
_
(quar.)-.—.
(quar.)_^
preferred (quar.)-
3.35%
A
Hampshire—
New
Common
■
52Vs>c
(quar.)
Public
Name of Company
Shenk
Common
4JA%
Per
.;i
Holders
Playable of Rec.
Colorado—
of
Co.
(2077)
(stock dividend)
:
10c
3%
'
5-16
4-25
-
5- 1
4-16
5-3
4-17
:
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2078)
of America—
(increased quar.)
Vanadium
*
15c
5-15
4-27
preferred (quar.)
4Vz%
Vanderbilt
Fund
Mutual
Vapor
Corp.
Corp.
(stock
dividend)
Virginia Telephone Si Telegraph
Vogt Mfg. Corp.
Voi-Shan Industries
(quar.)
Vulcan-Hart
(quar.)
-
Corp.
Vulcan Materials,
$.045
5-11
4-13
6-22
6- 7
6-15
6- 1
5-15
5-31
6- 8
6-20
6-20
(quar.)
common
_
preferred (quar.>
5.75%
preferred (quar.)———
5% preferred (quar.)
6\'a%
Wachovia Bank & Trust (Winston-Salem, N.
New
DEBENTURE
The
preferred
5555-
(quar.)
Fund
Inc.
4-10
4-10
4-10
4-10
1
1
1
1
net
This
is
"Net
Weeden & Company
Weingarten (J.)
(quar.)
Weinkles JLiquor Stores
Weissberg
(H.
Monthly
Wellington
Equity
$1.44
4-26
(monthly)
(from
Fund
net
Telephone
(increased
preferred
4-26
3-31
5-25
5- 1
5- 1
1
Ohio
West
14c
6-30
6-1
5-1
36c
6-1
5-1
5-15
Fire
6-
lIVzC
6-20
6-
$1.12%
5-15
5-
1
N.
Y.)
(quar.)
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Western Holdings, Inc.—
35c
$30c
56-
1
Inc.
4-30
8
4-13
Its
Western Insurance Securities—
Common
6-
1
5-15
parts
9-
1
8-14
ing the
62'/2c
5-
1
4-11
the
75c
5-
1
4-11
class
A
8-
1
7-10
75c
8-
1
Western
Light & Telephone,
preferred (quar.)
5.20%
5%
preferred
7-
2
30c
5-1
5-1
5-1
4-13
Western Natural
25c
5-
25c
5-15
5-
18c
6-15
6-
18c
6-15"
r'
$1.25
(quar.)__
class
(S.
White
agreed,
ment
6-11
6-15
Dental
Mfg.
to
number
5-24
White Stores, Inc.
Wolverine
$5
Shoe
Morris
4-6
5-1
4-6
5-15
4-30
5-
4-18
preferred
50c
Electric
Co..
Wilcox
Oil
dividend'
Quarterly
5%
Thomas,
5-
1
5-
1
5-15
4-19
15c
5-
4-10
25c
5-15
1 ~
preferred- (quar.)_
62%c
6-
1
15c
5-22
5-31
*
*
15c
6-29
(quar.)
40c
40c
Monthly
Monthly
Winter
net
Stores
Inc.
(initial
Electric
3.60%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin Fund, Inc. (from
Wisconsin Power & Light
5%
Public
Service,
invest,
preferred
Corp.,
Monthly
Monthly
class
income)
Wood
6-
(stock
6-
1
5-15
profits
6-1
5-1
forward
1
5-15
4-30
4-13
7-31
4-30
4-13
5-
1
A
Enterprises,
(F.
of
the
National
5.25
Robert
Fund,
W.)
Inc.
Company
(stock
(quar.)
7
4-30
62Vic
dividend)
6-
1
6-
5-15
1
6-1
200%
___
Month y
Monthly
Yates-American
Machine
Batteries
5-
1
6-
1
5-18
7-
2
6-20
8-
1
7-20
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
4-30
4-13
10c
6-15
5-31
i0c
9.15
g-31
70c
5-
1
the
$35C
5.
1
Airlines
4Vi%
•
Ltd.,
common
preferred
<quar.)_
(quar.)„
4.
5-1
2
4-2
resident
Canadian
tax
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
15%;
a
Less
y
Previously published
t
Payable in
British
income
date and/or record
income
was
source.
incorrect.
tax
in
the
prior
ended
due
the
to
Boston,
profit
for
28,
point
operating
policies
New
the
1962
no
corrected
out¬
195,
1961
$8,469,268
544,076
,
300,372
after pfd.
divs
shares_____
267,063
277;013
30 cents
i___
26 cents
1,047,024
—
1,047,024
1962
-
1961
>
$4,725,605
.___
$4,177,843
492,038
224,396
;
^
for
100%
184,659
229:653
$0.16
$0.14
1,629.106
*1,629.106
;
___^
stock
*
267,642
share_^
per
414,312
"
dividend
paid
Watch
Co.^—Merger Approved—
in
August,
1961.—V.
-195,
'
-
•
Clock
&
of
incorporation
conduct
from
business
in
Connecticut
.to
Connecticut."
Delaware,
A'
since,
we
V"v;v
addition,: the name of Haven Industries, Inc.> is
we
the
diversified
nature
of
our
more indica¬
especially inasmuch
Jacobs saidr
operations,
Mr,
longer-- manufacture, timepieces,"
po
.
Industries,' with executive offices in
New
York,
has
real
home building,* construction "end electronics -operations in a
number of states and also operates Haven
Securities, Inc., a whollyowned underwriting subsidiary.. Z
.;..
;. %-1
as
compared
with
revenues
of
$4,446,119
with
period
a
interest
loss
in
of
amounted
the
and
1961
$8,583,962.
to
all
other
real
of
in
for
the
that
on
for
the
for
1
will
go
r
dustrial
and
and
period
tures
the
and
shares
Columbia.
of
•
GIVING
EFFECT
Common
Bache
after
TO
indebtedness—stock
Common
B
(50
PRESENT
Offered
stock
(50
UNDERWRITERS—The
representative,
ditions
have
contained
in
underwriters
named
of
New
Haven
below,
The
&
&
of
:
class
forth
set
as
will
serve
A
shares
Mason
38,500
150,000
8,200
130,000
7,100
7,100
Birr
Weil,
&
New
For
1,301,200 shs.
their
severally agreed, subject to the terms and con¬
the
underwriting agreement, to purchase from
W.
invited
pany's
the
70,000
*
70,000
3,900
McDowell
70,000
3,900
50,000
2,800
&
50,000
2,800
Co.______
Labouisse,
Friedrichs
Co.
&
50,000
2,800
50,000
2 800
50,000
Co
&
1926.
York
3.900
Co
&
&
2 800
.
Harlem
&
RR.
Stockholder Invites Bi
Shares—
R.
to
3,900
3,900
Renshaw
Hague
3,900
70,000
70,000
Weedon
Rodman
p.
3,900
70,000
Inc
Howard,
195,
Miller
&
3,900
70,000
=.
Croweil,
Outstanding
700,000 shs.
Co.,
3,900
70,000
Inc
Brothers
&
70,000
;
Inc.—
Co.,
Saunders, Stiver
Straus,
Blosser
,
debentures
Common
$710,000
Inc.-
Co.,
&
any
Debentures
130,000
Podesta
Illinois
if
below:
-
Co.__
Co.,
Kalman
FINANCING
through
Clock
Industries, Inc., until elections at that
numbers
purchased
Cruttenden,
—
700,578
2,300,000 shs.
700,000 shs.
Direc¬
1963, Mr. Jacobs said.—V. 194, p. 2228.
Whipple Si Co
Bateman, Eichler & Co._^
$889,302
par)_
cents par)
respective
are
Smith,
——-—
cents
directors
Bacon,
•
indebtedness
held.
Bowling Si Construction
M. Byllesby & Co., Inc
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc
C.
Allyn
&
Co.__
$4,318,647
'
Authorized
\
and
with Haven
of
H.
of
of 1100 Sherman Ave., Elizabeth, N. J.,
launders work clothes and uniforms for in¬
Operations are conducted in 29
District
officers
:
in
of
stock
fall.
was
income'
resi¬
Industries
UNDERWRITERS—The
customers;
the
Construction
Haven
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
jointly agreed, subject to the terms end conditions of the under¬
writing agreement, to purchase, severally and not jointly, from the
company and the selling shareholders, the principal amount of deben¬
company,
rents,
commercial
Si
stockholders
last
A.
to the selling stockholders.
and
Bowling
and
builds
and
Construction's
and
stock at $9.75 per share. Proceeds from the Bale
manufactures,
of
&
18 of $2,000,000 of this firm's 5% % convertible subor¬
dinated debentures due April 1, 1982 at par and accrued
interest and 110,000 of its class A shares at $8.50 "per
shared Additional financing details follow:'
27, 1962 Hornblower & Weeks, New York City,
associates, offered 450,000 shares of this ^ firm's
common
share
that
concern
commercial
Newark Electronics Corp.—Additional
Financing DetailSt—Our April 23, 1962 issue reported the sale on
April
On April
and
in
Holders of Bowling
will receive 5Vz shares of
Industries
current
Blair
—
York
interests
acquisition
the
.
New
a
development.
similar capacities
J
Rental
each
_....
..
is
has
and
company's annual meeting in
and
generation"
quarter
charges
Work-Clothes
estate
Haven
approved
1
Corp.
outstanding shares
$11,139,171.
ended March 31, 1962, the net
interest and all
was $2,966,398, an improvement
over the same period in 1961.—V.
195, p. 748.
National
Construction
bowling centers
net
a
charges
comparable
"Cash
&
leases
The
other carriers in effect
Washington and Miami."
after
improvement
an
third
the
For
Non¬
payment
Canadian nonresident tax.
$58,412,
stock
319,439
—.___
longer
tors
$10,662,000
were
by
York,
period
compared
nine-month
Common
The
taxes
taxes_^
Haven
domicile
common
carry¬
year.
Feb.
break-even
net
Secured
indicated here.
less 15%
Federal
a
Sundry
date is
(J. S." funds,
Less Jamaica
the
income
217,700
the preceding year of $708,937
income taxes.
Current operating
operating revenue compares with a loss of $5,722,292
period of fiscal 1961—an improvement of $10,168,411.
CAPITALIZATION
at
to
\ Irving
Jacobs,:; Chairman of the New Haven Clock's Board of Di¬
rectors, told shareholders the merger into Haven Industries, Inc.," on
share-for-share basis; was designed ""to change New Haven Clock's
—V.
tax.
date
at
over-scheduling
between
states
Transfer books not closed for this
dividend.
$ Payable in
x
J56%c
up
31,
year.—V.
common
last
1962
dential
1,005,900 shares
on
year's first nine months, ended March 31, 1962, President
BUSINESS—The
Zellers,
increased
of
share
a
Aug.
,
a
and
net loss in
quarter
had
or
the
4-16
(increased-quar.)
,
before
Bowling
19%
of
$5,390,455,
4-20
Quarterly
York County Gas
in
incurred
$3,193,507,
4-30
25C
(monthly)
5-15
28,
shares
cents
..
Haven
months
E.
Net
5-1
25c
Co.
a
share
per
This
7
6-15
$1.50
4-
25c
Jr.
six
$3,855,000%or
Wieland announced, pointing out that the substantial inoperating revenues was made "despite the uneconomic and
unjustifiable competition of a third carrier on the East Coast route
1
25c
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
the
for
of
in
crease
17Vic
460,405
2
ended
..
Feb.
$890,184,:
were
year
:
April 17 stockholders of the
company voted to- merge the com¬
into a newly-organized subsidiary,'Hkven Industries, Inc., mak¬
latter
the surviving company.
Earlier, New Haven Clock's
stockholders approved the acquisition of the net assets of
Bowling Si
Construction Corp. in an exchange of stock. '
•j "In,
tive of
Airlines, Inc.—Nine Months' Results—
current fiscal
6-25
National
route
(s-a)
$23,711,000
increase
were
like
6_n
5-
-
the
.as
period of last year of $605,955 after credit of $475,000
195, p. 404.
and
(quar.)
to
1962,
fiscal
■
-
On
income taxes.—V.
7-10
$25c
A
of
an
quarter
same
preferred
sales
was
previous year.
$390,464, or 39 cents
the
for
Federal
8c
5-18
28;
full
.
pany
the
second
decline
4-26
6-
.
,
taxes-
common
:
1430.
ing
r
.
charged with Federal income taxes
losses
for
seasonal
4-13
pfd
sales
New
loss
in
Ltd.—
class
$3
./
reported
This
of
$592,000
not
were
1
6-15
•
619,811
Federal
after
per share
Earnings
p.
as
1962.
half
of
credit
5-10
6V2C
Friday,
'
•
for
on
12,000
4-13
5-
28,
first
4-13
$1.27
($1 par)
(1947),
(increased)
12,000
_________
current
5-31
1
/
taxes
for
♦Adjusted
$2,386,000 from the first quarter, but 17% higher
than the corresponding period in the previous year. Operations for the
4-30
6-20
5-
B
:
_
corporation
Feb.
the
Sales
a
7-13
5-15
meeting
shareholders
Columbus
,
Feb.
the
to
Period^Ended' March 31—
12,000
4.4%.
year,
outstanding, compared with
dividend)—
.
of
the
Net earnings were
8
$1.26
class
Harman Corp.,
Yocam
6-23
8c
to
the
on
equal
30,000
Murray Corp. of America—Six Months' Sales Up 19% >
(see Alan Wood Steel)
Stores
Woolworth
Worth
5.15
4c
(monthly)
One for one in class B
Wometco
5.31
35c
L___
Mfg., Ltd.
Class
over
$1.25
^
(Alan)
Woodward
4-16
40c
(quar.)
A
Wometco Enterprise,
Woods
4-30
6-
share
$8,030,
earnings
company's.. 1961
gain
of
in
to
.
of shares outstanding
Inc.—
...
8c
Wolf
Wood
ended
47 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.08%
4-18
$1.50
preferred
5.04%
4-30
$1.50
common
half
shareholder
estate,
4-30
90c
preferred
6%
Wisconsin
opened
7-6
after
(quar.)_
held
be
months
six
earnings
were
opened in the first 3 months of 1962 and 27
presently planned. During 1961 the company purchased 27,
20 and closed 4.—V. 195, p. 1705.
%
5-15
19c
common
the
No.
stores
7c
quar.)
J.
annual
submitted
be
Income taxes
'Vr1
10-5
The
(monthly)
Power,
>
are
1
Telephone—
common
6%
Seven
others
5c
gains
the
reelected.
were
195, p. 1099.
Net
of shareholders^ held
in McKeesport
on
S. .Mack, Chairman of the Board and President,
the
Dividend—
Nestle-LeMur Co.—Quarterly Report—
.
*
meeting
improvement.
1
7c
capital
a
second
5c
(quar.)
1962,
on
Fund, Inc.—
realized
_
Park
New
10,
on
7C
Industries
___
Wisconsin
1
8-1
11-
following
ago.
For
$981,214.
Net
.__■—...
Inc._
Motti,
Stock
company adopted a resolu¬
corporation's shares.
the
$8,806;588
Outstanding
.
5-25
(quar.)
from
Associates,
Inc
100%
holding
of
—
before
Earnings
results.
Net
earnings increased
This was primarily produced during
economic conditions improved; Profits <
for the first 6 months were 10.4% below the
corresponding 1960 period. In considering
1962, sales gains for the first 3 months of
7.7%
are
encouraging.
With a late Easter, additional sales increases are i
expected for the first 6 months. These should result in further profit
4-6
Common
Dixie
6-
6-10
5-
annual
sales
the
2
40c
Common
Winn
5-
40c
Industries, class A
Lee,
stock
split
months
six
year
were
Net
:
&
David &
8.3%
7-31
(quar.)
the
a
from
income
—V.
1949.
commented
5-2
g-22
s-a)
for
sales
,
respective
,
Co
Williams
.
Navigation Computer for the six months, ended Feb.. 28,
54,000
&
LeCort
p.
the
April
;
5-18
2%%
—
of
sales
Provision
(G.C.) Murphy Co.—Earnings Up 8.3%, Sales 4.4%—
4-17
i5C
Winfield Growth
J.
194,
At
4-17
5-
—
Quarterly
1
$1.25
(John) & Sons (initial
Williams & Co. (quar.)
Wilson & Company, common
Win-Chek
J.
—V.
5-1
(quar.)
Wiley
the
Inc
Cohon
;
4,000
the
sales
Net
81,000.)'
per share
forth below:
stocklvaet
A
4,000
Corp.
4-18
6-1
(quar.)
Co.
Stock
1
5-15
5-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
Wilcox
5-
25c
7Vic
25c
Tanning
Co.,
4.000
Co.__
Neptune Meter Co.—Quarterly Report—
Net
severally
underwriting agree¬
at '*$5
company
Si
Securities
Period Ended March 31—
.
common
A
&
William,
1
of
net
•
have
below
the
of
Kohn
8,000
directors
Shares
Street
75c
(quar.)
Si
Chocolate,
the
class
of
conditions
and
E.
81,000
200,000
named
4-27
4-13
5-1
sales
standing,
p. 10.
;
18,000
200,000
,
underwriters
terms
from
shares
of
1
45c
(quar.)
the
to
purchase
5-
$1
(quar.)
$2 prior pref. (quar.)
White Stag Mfg., class A
(quar.)I.
Class
B
(quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Wilbur
subject
4-30
$1.43%
preferred
S.)
conv.
(par.,10 cents).
(par 10 cents )'%-—•
stock
22c
(quar.)
,
132,000 shs.
200,000
8,000
taken
all
earnings for
equal to 13 cents a
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
cents)
UNDERWRITERS—The
6- 1
'
B-3
Class
cents)
10
(par
Richard
100%
a
Net
FINANCING
'
Southeastern
motor
$121,854Z
10
(par
stock
Clas§,,B-2(,stock
Sewing Machine—
$3
2"
stock
B-l
20c
Westminister
White
7-
35c
A
1
PRESENT
TO
Herzfeld
8,000
the-first
Income
EFFECT
8,000
insurance
was
which
$457,590
trade
GIVING
4,000
six months of the company's fiscal year, were 94%
corresponding 1961 period and were largest for any six
months in the company's history.
>
.
Net earnings for the period were also
substantially ahead of a year
ago, J. Paul Jones, president, reported to stockholders.
complex
more
indebtedness
A
Class
1
Gas (initial-annually)
Pacific RR. (quar.)
Publishing Co., common (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Paper
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry„ common
4%
prior lien (quar.)
into
Net
1962,
ahead
Net
packages replacement parts into containersr bear¬
mark "Sealtest." Distribution activities include
nationally advertised brands other than the company's
of
Class
1
Western
Westgage-California.
replacement parts for
components
,
4,000
Meyer^-.—;.-—__
& Stern"______'__"
Navigation Computer Corp.—6 Months' Sales Up 94%
and
company
Sundry
4-2
Western
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake
of
range
individual
Authorized
4-2
31'Ac
kits,
or
sale
CAPITALIZATION
4-2
32Vic
5%
wide
a
assembles
6-12
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
New
6,000
.
,
proposed 3-for-l1 split will
approval at a special meeting to
July 20.—V. 195, p. 1430. '
1961,
7-10
$1.50
(quar.)
Participating
preferred (quar.)
6%
action
at
from
jobber engaged in
York metropolitan
and
the
in
pans
6,000
,
.
private briand.
62Vic
(quar.)
automobile
also
$1
A
Participating
$2.50
It
$1
class
a
line covers
product
vehicles.
Common
$2.50
distributor
warehouse
is
CtK-,—6.000
Si
—
,
abroad.
and
12,000
Corp.—Proposed
recommending
The
*
of
company
distribution
&
Blosser
Inc.
The
v
company,
Corp.
The
area
6-
Amexa
Simon
1205.
p.
Nationwide
York
New
a
and
the
(Final payment of approximately $0.67 per
depositary share)
195,
Directors of this
to
4-19
1
Y.,
M.
McDowell
12,000
Heller &
tion
900-903 S. Oyster Bay Rd., Hicksville,
corporation, was incorporated on Oct. 25, 1951
acquire all the outstanding shares of four operating companies:
Arrow
Automotive
Parts
and
Equipment Co.,
Inc., Transportation
Parts Co. of New York, Inc., Tri-County Automotive Parts Warehouse,
1
(N.
Straus,
—V.
,
Paper—
(quar.)
Insurance
I.
12,000
j
12,000
Granbery, Marache & Co.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.__
proceeds, estimated at $479,500, will- be used for debt \
repayment, acquisition of an export company, and working capital. The stock was all sold.
;
5
Si
4V2%
Westchester
12,000
12,000
Baker,.Weeks & Co.^
Dempsey-Tegeler Si Co.,
Inc. -11.
'
.
Mullaney, Wells & Co.——
? 6,000
Pacific Northwest Co,—% 6,000
Rowles, Winston Si Co.—6,000
*
'the'quarter
for
BUSINESS—The
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
income
12,000
Corp.
„
t l 91 ft47 000
WPI'P
Securities
6,000
.
J,—6,000
iil
ton
'
•-
when
ago
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
12,000
Willis, Kenny Si Ayres, Inc
Bingham, Walter & Hurry
April 25, 1962, Street & Co., Inc., and Morris Cohon,
New York City, and associates, offered publicly 120,000
shares of this firm's class A stock at $5 per share.
Net
6-15
36c
quar.)
(s-a)
Virginia Pulp
preferred
Gas
year
12,000
duPont & Co.-J
6,000
6;000
& Co._*.—-•«;
G. H. Walker Si Co., Inc._
•.
Inc., announced
quarter of 1962.
a
McCormick
-
L* F. Rothschild & Co.___ * 12,000
Shields & Co., Inc.__
12,000
Spencer Trask & Co._____
12,000
On
West Jersey & Seashore RR.—
Special gtd. stock
Morris
6,000
20,000
Higginson Corp._;—_
F. S. Moseley & Co
Reynolds & Co., Inc.-
"
6,000
Co._
20,000
here
Co.—
(quar.)
West
Philip
of
$129,433,000 for the first
over the March quarter
Courts Si
20,000
____
Lee
Motor Parts Industries, Inc.—Class A Stock Offered—
6-14
invest¬
(initial)
Transport
Coast
Common
5-15
15c
7V2C
(initial)
Corp.
to
4.5%
of
Si Co.—
Butcher Si Sherverd——
Estabrook & Co._i.__
E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc._
ended March 31, 1962, was $4,880,000,
an increase of 3.6%
over the first quarter a year ago,
when net income
amounted to $4,710,000," the President of the tobacco and diversified
manufacturing company said.
■
• %
After provision for preferred dividends, first quarter 1962 earnings
were
equal to $1.27 a common share compared with the $1.21.share
reported for the first three months of last year.—V. 195,' p. 910.
6-
58c
26%c
75c
(quar.)_
income)
ment
Werner
West
R.)
6-15
5 Vic
preferred C
(quar.)
amounted
increase
Co.
8,000
8,000
;■
Watling, Lerchen
Equitable
authorized
:
&
Shares
Walston Si Co., Inc.—
Crowell, Weedon Si Co
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc_
.
10c
6%
Corp.,
6- 1
5-15
6-11
5-15
6-29
5-15
10c
King
F.
common
Francis I.
'
and
set a year ago.
Cullman, 3rd,-President
of
White, Weld & Co., Inc.__
were
sales
an
cqJIPQ
npf,
(a
of 8c out of investment income
plus 50c out of net realized capital gains)
period
Joseph
quarterly
Waste
the
for
new
shares
of
V
Paribas Corp
Drexel & Co._
1,000
earnings for the March, 1962 quarter both
high records for the first quarter. The previous peaks
sales
company's
4-13
5- 9
5- 4
5-25
33c
$1.25
$1.15
$1.06%
(quar.)
Mutual Investors
also
.
that
(quar.)
preferred
about
debentures by June 30, 1962.
amortized over an 18-year
to
pqriod.—V.
5- 1
5-15
12%c
40c
(quar.)
$4.25
AUTHORIZED—Stockholders
to sell 50 billion lire of 5.5%
be sold
in Italy,
will be
192, p. 1494.
issue,
established
(initial-quar.)
Warner & Swasey Co. (quar.)
Washington (D. C.) Gas Light Co.—
$4.60
ISSUE
the company
Pictures—
$5 preferred
at
(Philip) Morris Inc.—Salqs Up 41/2%, Net 3.6%—
common
Washington
from
The
shares
45,000,000
of
on
6- 5
6-20
15c
Common
stockholders
to
number
20,000
-
Wertheim
■
.
the basis of one new share for each four held. Giv¬
the above actions, outstanding stoca will be increased
150,000,000 to 225,000,000 1,000 lire shares.
share,
effect to
a
ing
5-15
5-23
6- 5
6- 5
offering
an
lire
C.)
Quarterly
Warner Bros.
and
4-27
5-22
5-11
5-1
following
Hornblower & Weeks__
116,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co. inc
20,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
Continued from page 12
the
'
6-1
•
.
Monday, April 30. 1962
.
Shares
4-30
37/2C
5%
• 19c
15c
15c
20C
12Msc
$1.56y4
$1.43%
20c
•
(quar.)
Vinco
5-15
50c
(s-a)
Vance Sanders & Co.
the selling stockholders
stock, respectively:
General Corporation and
Investment News
Payable of Rec.
Corp.
Common
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
.
.
price
2%
Pressprich
for
tenders
common
of
per
the
&
all
stock.
share
bid
Co.,
or
and
acting
part
Each
of
bid,
a
on
accompanied
purchase
behalf
block
of
price,
by
must
a
be
of
4,117
specifying the
good
a
stockholder
shares
number
faith
delivered
of
of
deposit of
to
R
ha
the'-mm
shares
W
an
earn
Pres<
Volume
prich
&
May
Co.,
1.
May
8,
Pine
80
Delivery
1962
195
The
stock
will
made
be
by certified
"lease by
the
payment
operated
190, p. 873.
—V.
6155
St., New York City, before
the
of
against
is.
company
Number
under
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
a.m. (EDST)
New York City
11
in
cashier's
or
on
RR.
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at
t
.
At
due
stock,
(convertible
of
on
Newnionfe
capital-Stock.
before
or
fot
April
30,
1977),
value
par
$100
17%
v
cumulative
;
i; number, ofv: such: shares
-'
'"common
to
as
stock
increase
stock
The
the
of
same
value;
par
'
7''
and
the.
the
options
number
shares
43,859- to
from
of
85,000
of
stock
common
sharesv-
set
as
forth
in
the
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tdmpany reported net income of $16,'467,000 after provision of
$17,835,'000 for federal" income taxes for the six months ended March 31.
period also comprised the first half of the company's 1962 fiscal
$1.98 per share on the 8,316,521
net
income
of
income taxes.
six
..
$11,756,000
Net income
company
after
fiscal
provision of $12,739,000 for federal
equal to $1.44 per share on the,,8-173,404
outstanding.
' 4
V
provision
to $1.03
—v.
of
share
a
195,
$9,286,000
the
on
to
1
for
March
federal
corporation's
gross
for
revenues
1961
amounted
with
net
a
The
to
bear
7,
.....
..
.
...........
Compared
of
substantially
months
of
Owens-Illinois
wholly
Glass,
period
a
year
This
Products
Mfg.
Co., Inc.—Common
Offered—
Peck, Cohn & Co., and Ross & Hirscli, New
York City, on April 23 made the initial public sale of
this firm's common stock through the -offering' of 100,000
shares at $3 a share.
7'' - '
PROCEEDS—Net
-
proceeds
will be used
to
expand
the company's
through the development of additional branches,
principal amount of 5%
notes,
and to improve
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BUSINESS—The
company,
Angeles,
Calif;-
"
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to
sales
for
the
year "ended
$3,871,217 and net
income $122,423.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
-
;7
stock;
'7'''-
-
Common
—v.
195,
(par
'
.
.
•
"'7
31,
1961,
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
550,220 shs.
•
the
then
shares
amortization" of
outstanding.—V: 194,
Parker-Hannifin
The
research
months
ended
Operations
No.
for
thirds
For
or
quarter
ended
comparable quarter of the previous
were
$743,032, or 37 cents per share (figure
on sales of $13,405,363.—V.
195, p. 910.
fiscal
31,-1962,
net
year,
adjusted
for
Corp.,- this
issue.—V.
195,
p.
Cement
.
per
experienced
a
net
loss
St.,
that
these
on
25
Agent for its
York, as its
shares, and
New York Registrar.
Certificates for New York
or
four
..
,
,
or
cents
one
pt.
1320.
of
value
Nfl.
for
represented
value
par
each
25
every
the
by
Nfl.
25
Bearer
to
make
exchanged
otherwise.
or
on
must
this
exchange,
be
surrendered
16 Wall St., New
will
issue
Bearer
to
can
York
New
in
to
pres-
delivered
and
be
to
Offered
—
Instru¬
in March 1962 to acquire a building site, to pay part of
constructing a building on the site, to purchase furnish¬
the building, for manufacturing equipment, to retire shortterm indebtedness, and for working capital purposes. The balance of
14,000 shares was sold on behalf of three stockholders.
cost
of
for
BUSINESS—The company of 1011
is
engaged
principally
strumentation
in
magnetic
Commercial St., San Carlos, Calif.,
development and manufacture of in¬
recording
equipment
and
related
ac¬
the
tape
1
cessories.
77/,
REVENUES—Net
amounted
fiscal
sales
in
the
fiscal
year
ended
Sept.
30,
1961
$4,206,105 compared with $2,747,524 in the preceding
Net income in the respective years was7$362,930and
to
year.
$301,320.
Net sales in the five months ended Feb. 28, 1962 were $2,and net income was $164,397, compared with $1,635,552 and
$188,912, respectively, in the five months ended Feb.
28, 1961..—
,358,563
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195,
53.
p.
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Presidential Realty Corp.—Class B Common Offered—
On April 26, 1962 Burnham & Co., New York City and
associates offered publicly 193,000 shares of this firm's
class B common stock at $12,375 per share.
An additional 50,000 shares were offered to certain
directors, stockholders and other persons designated by
the company.
*
1
7. ;
Net proceeds, estimated at $2,700,000, will be used by
Presidential for the repayment of debt and the purchase
,
CAPITALIZATION
companies.
GIVING
'
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
$1,359,972
Sundry indebtedness
Mortgage
Bank
debt
434,767
•
Preferred
shares
;
33,014,919
•
debt
$2,800
v
2,800
Class
A
common
stock
<par
10
cents)
480,000 shs.
458,941 shs.
B
common
stock
(par
10
cents)
2,520,000 shs.
695,435 shs.
in
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth
the
underwriting agreement, the company has agreed to sell to
each
of
have
severally
the
underwriters
stock
common
agreed
of
and will register the
specified in the letter
manner
purchase
distribution
shares
common
in
evidenced
by
each
and
the
set forth
numhev
Lemon & Co
Stein
Bros.
Co
&
Boyce.
10,000
10,000
Rosenthal & Co
Stiver
-V.
195,
class
of
Shares
:
5,000
5,000
7-
_
7,000
Hanrahan & Co., Inc.
7,000
,'
Mason &
—
.5,000
3,000
3,000
7 r
nedy
7,000
Co
5.0C0
Laird, Bissell & Meeds___
Lubetkin, Regan & Ken-
7,000
&
B
below:
7,000
Co
Newburger, Loeb & Co—
Saunders,
underwriters
name
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co..
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
18,000
Steckler & Co._
&
the
shares
Carter, Berlind & Weill__
Fridley & Frederking
25,000
Granbery, Marache & Co.
Zuckerman, Smith & Co._
Diamond,
.
108,000
of
of
opposite its
Shares
&
Johnston,
Abraham & Co..
above.
below
named
to
the company
Burnham
Newburger
exchanged.
Registered Certificates to
Certificates
the
obtained
be
completed
be
Certificates
the
Certfiicates
was
■
which
form
a
must
Bearer
Stock
Class
order
In
be
to
Co.—Capital
125,000
by Lehman Brothers,
City, and J. Barth & Co., San Francisco. The
priced at $13 per share.
of stock of certain
of
Bearer
which
will
from
Certificates:
shares
be
Bearer
declared
payable
order
In
the
at
from
as
Certificates
obtain
to
annual
3.000
Lee, Inc.
3,000
5,000
642.
p.
May
15,
1962,
from
in
on
Coupon
may
certificates
par
an
which
value
representing an aggregate common share
integral multiple of Nfl. 1,000, since the smallest
Bearer Certificates may be issued is two shares
(5%
of
Nfl.
1,000).
Pullman
5%
the
meeting
The
first
Inc.—Earnings Decline—
three months
of 1962 reflected an encouraging increase in
revenues which were higher than any quarterly period during
preceding year, but the cost-price squeeze continued to depress net
income, Pullman Incorporated reported to stockholders.
sales and
the
The
report, signed by Champ Carry, chairman, and W. I. Osborne,
president, showed that first quarter net income of Pullman and its
to $1,260,542, or 27 cents a share, as compared
to $2,107,499, or 46 cents a share, for a like period in 1961. However,
Jr.,
subsidiaries amounted
income
net
over
the
—V.
195,
for
last
p.
the
first
quarter
quarter of 1961
of
1962
did
show
an
prior to crediting year-end
improvement
adjustments.
1853.
°
Agents are: First National City
2 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.; The
Bank, Corporate Agency Department, 80 Pine St., New
N.
Y.; Bankers Trust Co., Corporate* Trust Division,
York 15, N. Y —V. 195, p. 1657,
New
195,
Instrument
issued
the
ings
common
16
Wall
Pyramid Publications, Inc.—Appointment—
The
the
Chase
Manhattan
common stock
Bank
has been
appointed
transfer
agent
for
of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 1707.
Radio Corp. of America—Record Sales, Earnings—
in
the
company's
earnings were up 10y2%
or
seven
cents
a
share
quarter of 1962 over the same period
of 1961,
after
$3,530,000 of non-recurring profits in the first quarter of
first
excluding
7-
resulting from sales of interest
totaled
$26,529,000 or 77 cents
quarter
compared
of
Earnings
a
.
„
in
with
$27,506,000
stockholders
this
year's
were
first
or
a
80
told
quarter
share
cents
in
and
the
were
a
in
leases.
gas
the
share
quarterly
adversely
Net
1962
in
first
the
first
report.
affected
by
.lower prices for. most principal petroleum and chemical products.
'Gasoline prices remained near the lowest point reached in the past
10
77
1
1961,
oil
in
year
quarter
cent
The
-
years.
Phillips total liquid petroleum product sales volume
was
17%
higher
in
the
1962
quarter.
All
major
chemical
product
groups—Marlex
plastics,; ethylene, rubber chemicals, and fertilizers—also gained sub-
.Dbohttle a,ttribut,ed Jthe lqss principally to ''idle ;mhl -expenses,
stantially.v in sales
volume. / Demand
for
the
company's new
Cis-4
because plant shutdowns occurred earlier in 1962 than in'1961, due 7v
polybutadiene rubber continued to be well in excess of supply.—V.
to full storage bins;" 'He said that he expected "expenses will be-cor-1.-. 195, p ■ 170677 V V"7 7
•
Mr.
note
Corporate Trust Division,
15,
,
magazines, re¬
$4,620,669,
were
the total, 111,000 shares represented new financing
by the company which will use the net proceeus to retire a short-term
exchanges
New York Registered Certificates repre¬
Co.,
the
common
value which is
The
Quarter Sales, Net
$120,544,
trading
PROCEEDS—Of
split)
.
of
of
;7
-
shares of this firm's capital stock
stock
in
York
earnings
last
.the.period, compared with net, income of $55,979,
share, for the first quarter of 1961.
close
first public offering of shares of Precision
was made
on
April 27, with the sale of
New York
to be delivered in settlement of
exchanges. New Bearer Certificates
The addresses of the New York Paying
quarter sales for Penn-Dixie. in 1962 were $6,739,298 compared
/
$7,231,630 in 1961, Fred L. Doolittle, President, reported to share¬
/
holders at' their annual meeting. '
• '
;
7? ^ ' : 7
company
the
'
the
said.—V.
ment
exchanges on
require in
outstanding Bearer
transactions
exchange.
taken:
Trust
5%
Form
Chase Manhattan
1320.
for
Pines
The
will
shares have been
Nfl.
of
one
Precision
necessary!
detached
of
showed
stock
be
stock
listed
are
at its Corporate Trust Division,
with
of
in
denomination
First
The
be
is
with
share
before
-
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recently released the Pulitzer prize winner
To Kill
Preliminary sales information indicates that this book
best selling paperback
books published in 1962,"
company
Mocking Bird.'
Mr.
the increased
be
Down—
.
1852.
Pines, President, also announced that the company's net
for 1961 amounted to $244,365, equal to 52 cents per share
common shares outstanding, compared with $243,457 a
year
equal to 52 cents per share on the same number of shares.
"The
A
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Earnings Up 10V2%—
Corp.-—First
p.
L.
earlier,
per
be
transmittal,
detached
income
Penn-Dixie
oversubscribed
195,
Articles
the same manner as coupons evidencing distributions in com¬
surrendered in prior years. The customary trans¬
letter, which can be obtained from the New York Paying Agents,
required. Coupons No. 85 surrendered for Bearer Certificates must
par
Corp., Elects
Majority of Board—Name'1 Change Approved—
Lynch
in
referred
1962,
3,
cates
Peninsular Metal Products Corp.—Lynch
See
the
mittal
53 cents per share, on sales of $16,574,746.
the
was
85:
the
In
Bank,
March
guilders
in
shares*
share
surrendering
No.
85
mon
March
the
25
be surrendered at any
time to the New York Paying Agents of Philips N. V. for Bearer Certifi¬
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
earnings of $1,042,750,
offering
466,000
will
accompanied by the talon and all coupons undesigdate of surrender for purposes of divi-
©o.
Collection
April
7
of
transmittal
(a)
for the nine months ended March 31, 1962 were equivalent
to $1.31 per share, as compared to 91 cents per share
(figure adusted
to reflect 3-for-2 stock split
on Feb.
19, 1962)
for the nine months
ended March 31, 1961. 7
,
.
V.
New
Certificates
Registered
distribution
Earnings
net
become
are
of
par
Bankers Trust Co.
York
(3)
$2,575,864 on sales on $44,510,780 for the
31,
1962,
as
compared to $1,789,743 on
sales of $36,686,838 for the comparable nine months ended March -31,
1961, according to.-an interim and unaudited report to shareholders.
nine
the
Bankers
Trust
Coupon
development costs.
Net
$4.20 per share on 1,673,231
.
of
must be
person
of
earned
corporation,
European
N.
of
Transfer
holder,
common
letter
A
(5)
the
New
and
2663.
p.
the
Bearer
from
ently
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
the year 1960 was $7,026,000 or
to
share
one
and
(4)
.
net income for the year 1961 would have been $1,147,000 or
share higher had it not been for a change in accounting pro¬
for
cedure
will
(2) Coupon No. 85 must be detached and surrendered separately.
"7/(3) The Bearer Certificates surrendered must be accompanied by red
export certificates issued by The Netherlands Bank. These certificates
are attached to outstanding Bearer Certificates which have been legally
.exported from The Netherlands.
The
income for
Articles
of
by Philips N. V. at the
dends,. distributions in shares
corporation reports consolidated net income for the year 1961 of
or $3.35
per share,
plus profit on sale of investments of
$1,480,000 amounting to $0.88 per share, or a total of $7,148,000 or
$4.23 per share based upon 1,688,531 shares outstanding
^t Dec. 30,
per
the
exchanges,
stock
fractional
nated
The
1961.
they
Trust Co.
for
cost
no
The
York,
„
$5,668,000
$0.68
York
New
as
following steps must
(1)
7
2,000,000 shs.
at
Bankers
Paramount Pictures
these
Board
to Bankers Trust Co.,
'
,7.7
.
the
as
aggregate
the
amounted
77'H777'//,7777'7
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50<i)—.
;
p..1424.
-
Dec.
-
TO
unless
Certificates "surrendered
'
y
EFFECT
other
Philips
Settlement
European
on
issued
be
of
.
REVENUES—Net
in
changes
and
of
on
delivered' in
Guaranty
senting
other equipment. The company
twarehousesfi4n;: Melrose Park; HL,-' and Los
-77
v~v •
•v
also
said.
company
day.—V.
same
Ned
on
-
shares
stamping
Co.
tain,
timer parts and
screens,
di¬
earnings
regis¬
agency and
Exchange of Bearer Certificates for New (York Registered CertifiCommencing on or about May 1, 1962, assuming that the approval
of the Netherlands Ministry of Justice has been obtained, holders of
Bearer Certificates, other than residents of The Netherlands, may ob¬
include pumps, solenoids,-hoses, switches, boots, seals, heating elements;
transmission: components, installation fittings and accessories, impellers,
gaskets,
operating
'7.77'-' ;7:t7!>■ '-/p
major
companies, both
not involve any change in manage¬
and authority, or in the operating
will
the
two
publisher of pocket-size paperback books, and
that net sales for the year ended Dec. 31, 1961
compared with $4,304,010 for the same period in 1960.
cates.
-
of 230 E. 162nd St., New York City, is
engaged primarily in the manufacture, assembly and distribution of
replacement: parts and accessories for consumer appliances.. Approxi¬
mately .94'of its sales- are of replacement parts for home laundry
equipment-.which include washers, dryers and dishwashers. These parts
belts,
an
the
This
(b)
facilities
$100,000
working .capital.
repay
These
will
not
1
to
as
7/ 7'-.777;7
between
responsibility
concern,
remaining
Co.
7' ,7 /7/
Cleveland,
of
on
PneumoDynamics,
ported
(nominal) value of all
guilders per share and
transfer
permit the exchange of Bearer
Registered Certificates and the exchange in New York of New York
Registered Certificates for New York Registered Certificates registered
in other names and in other denominations. New York Registered Cer¬
tificates may also be obtained in connection with distributions in com¬
mon
shares by Philips N.
V., including the recently announced 5%
distribution in common shares evidenced by Coupon No.
85 attached
to presently outstanding Bearer Certificates, and in connection with
subscription offerings by Philips„N. V. Future cash dividends to share¬
holders of New York registry will be paid by checks mailed bv Bankers
Trust Co. New York Registered
Certificates for Common Shares (25
guilders par value) will be available for any number of shares but will
&
distribution
The
4.
the
on
Management may determine.
New York registered certificates:- (a) Establishment of New York
Morgan
preferred- dividend - requirements, earnings per common share
92 cents compared to $1.12 for the 1961 period.—V. 195, p. 1430.
P-G
for
Trust
After
Kahn
in
announced
was
of
cash portion of the price was
principally derived from an offering
150,000 shares of PneumoDynamics common which took place on
April
a
(2)
7:'"f
ago.
of
from
Agency and Registi-y. In order to permit the issuance of New
York-style share certificates in registered form without"* couponfc::-(>New
York Registered Certificates) Philips N. V. proposes to appoint Bankers
ended
same
of
Transfer
March 31, compared to $145,889,209 for the first quarter
Levis. Chairman, told shareholders at the annual meeting.
Consolidated earnings
after
taxes
totaled
$7,530,589, compared
to
were
Tool
•7"'7/;.7;
either
it
subsidiary
purchase of Cleveland Pneumatic was effected
exchange of all the capital stock of CPI for 200,500 shares
PneumoDynamics stock, and the payment of $2 million in cash.
The
approval by the Ministry of Justice of the
expected will be obtained on or before May 1,
transactions
denominations
1961, J. P.
$8,972,848*for the
Pneumatic
relationship
lines
of
PneumoDynamics,
company.
wholly-owned
a
PneumoDynamics*-
evidencing shares of Nfl. 25 par value will, following the effectiveness
of the split, be issued only in denominations of two, four and 40 shares
(i.e. 50, 100 and 1,000 guilders aggregate/par "value) and such higher
195,
including foreign subsidiaries wholly
were
$146,063,459 during the three
owned;
is
Amsterdam
common
of
transactions
Owens-Illinois Glass Go.—Earnings Higher—
Sales
Industries,
Inc.
by PneumoDyhas been completed with the acquisition
through
par
them
'
■
ment/in
policies
parent
CPI.
reversed
headquartered
stamped legend indicating the new number of shares and Nfl.
value. Accordingly philips N. V. is making necessary arrange¬
ments with the paying agents in the United States, as well as those
in Europe, to stamp Bearer Certificates presented to them. It will not
be necessary for United States holders of Bearer Certificates to
present
$'4;075,187
'
1960. 7
represent an all-time high for Occidental.—V.
revenues
of
The
automatically result in the change in the number
of all outstanding shares without presentation or ex¬
presently outstanding certificates. Accordingly, certifi¬
the
the
case
Certificates
loss, including special items, of $100,250 for
1961
1802.
the
becomes
Cleveland
Completed—ff=
Pneumatic
will
value
of any
However,
which
25
1961
for
par
the
^.-si-
of $2,963,756 for 1960. *
income, including special items, was $947,769
Net
it
York
New
a
par
Netherlands
25
or two shares of Nfl. 25 par value.
It will not
to present such certificates in order for them to
represent
number of shares of Nfl. par value.
Occidental Petroleum Corp.—Revs. Hit Record High—
The
to
40, four
8,330,399 average number of shares outstanding.
compared with revenues
by
now
vision
cates in bearer form with coupons ("Bearer Certificates") of Nfl. 1,000,
100 or 50 par value will, from the effective date of the split,
represent
31, which totaled $8,576,000
income taxes.
This amounted
1210.
p.
shares.
following their
Association
change
,
Jan.
year,
split changing the
common
7'.-
and
had
after
six months ending March 31, 1962VStotaled
compared with sales and income of $573,669,06jbain the
same period the previous
year.
Cost of sales and other expenses totaled
$689,830,929, compared with $549,174,067 the prior year.
Included in the six months' figures are earnings for the
second quar¬
-the
for
of
$724,132,929,
of
the
16
Cleveland
former subsidiary,
stock of CPI by
Popular Library, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Up—
Two-for-one stock split (change in par value to
share). The effectiveness of the proposed amendment
was
average number
of shares
Sales and income for the
1962 stood at $15,140,000 down 24%
1253.
.
(1)
.
the
year,
p.
shares
common
"
fiscal
1961
31,
195,
two-for-one
a
effective
number of shares outstand¬
average
the
all
with
special meeting held in Eindhoven, the Netherlands,
approved amendments to the Articles of Association to
1962.
,t
of
at.the
of
its
CPI
a
Netherlands which
{jet. 1, net income amounted
.
months
of
April
.>
March
April 19, at
effect
try
/
'
..-7.-
the period.
the. first
namics,
annual
meeting held in Rochester,
the first quarter of 1962 would be approximately
(2) permit the establishment of
That
For
at
1961.—V.
outstanding
The
ing during
31,
stockholders
(1)
year.
\.7. 77•7"'77, •-7
\7
For "the 6»mdrttli- period, which began-last
their
at
Philips N. V.—Stock Split Approved—
On
748.
p.
Purchase
Inc.—Earnings Up 17%-—
tola
were
reserved
•
prospectus.—V„ 195,
that
2546.
p.
unfilled orders
North Ainerieaii Aviation, Inc.;—Six Months' Results—
or
series
period last year. However, orders received of $11,042,000 were
ftom, the ' first three months of 1961, and the backlog of
same
March
exchange offer, to.Magma stockholders is to be made promptly
of a
Newmont. prospectus and will expire May 4, 1962
thereafter,
p.
Co.,
last year.
above
off.716%
means,,
ter
Trust
„
increasing /be authorized number' of shares of the com-'
■party's 7comifton stock" from 6,000,000 to 8,000,000 shares.
<Cj' 'Art' amendment to the company's Restricted Stock Option Plan
to
through
Payment will be made
20 Pine St., New York 15,
for the two-for-one stock split effective April 26, 1961.
Foreign earn¬
ings during this period, as in the year. 1961, again accounted for more
than half of total reported earnings. "
7 •• ' /
"
■
' '
Shipments by the company and its wholly-owned subsidiaries for the
first quarter of 1962 totaled $11,851,000, compared to $11,834,000 for
;
preferred stock, the authorized
(3 i
or
York
New
1962,
1,
debentures
interest.
meeting were as follows: con¬
solidated net earnings were $508,000 equal to $.44 per share based on
1,149,370 shares outstanding at March 31, 1962.
This compares with
i earnings, of $433,000 or $0.38 per share' for the: first three months last
year on 1,134,396 shares outstanding at March 31, 1961, after adjusting
to be jthe number heeded to parry
out proposal A; ^ 7'
*' '•
"^7 '.77r',777
Wl ' thahging' all' the preserit1 capital, stock, $10 par, value; into
•
"
by
accrued
.Preliminary figures announced
-•
shares of such 4%
for
193,
Bank
N. Y., that earnings for
per
each
"
"
Y.—V.
plus
reported
was
PneumoDynamtcs Corp.—Acquisition
i.y.'<■<"
>'
; j;
■(B) An amendmeht to the--Certificate- of Incorporation of Newmont
ID'.authorizing, a new class of stock consisting of up to 607,346
so
Chemical
Shareholders
outstanding share of capital stock, par
value $10: per share, of Magma
(excluding those shares of Magma now
owned by Newmont), up to a maximum of 809,794 shares of
Magma
.
102.07%
Pfaudler Permutit
;
,
share,
77-
the
at
•
posals
to
of
1968
the
N.
special meeting held at. Wilmington, Delaware, on April. 12,
stockholders of Ncwniont Mining approved the following pro¬
recommended, by the Board of Directors:.'
(A) An offer, by Newmont .to shareholders of Magma Copper Co.,
exchange three-fourths of. a share of 4%
cumulative
preferred
a
1962,
has called for redemption on June
sinking fund, $240,000 of its 514%
company
operation
Mining Corp.—Exchange Offer—Stock In¬
Approved—
''s\-',7'
crease
Privately—On April
$1,000,000 of this firm's
1, 1974, had been sold privately
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., N. Y. City, shrdlu
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., New York City.
V. 183, p. 2901.
1962, it
senior notes due March
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Partial Redemption—
Newmont
55
Pioneer Credit Corp.—Notes Sold
26,
The
Central
York
New
respondingly lower in the second quarter, and that this favorable factor
will be reflected in the results for the second
quarter."—V. 195, p. 980.
?
on
check.
(2079)
.
■
of
the
and
highest first-quarter sales and earnings in the 43 years history
corporation were announced by RCA Chairman David Sarnoff
Ettgstrom.
*
President Elmer W.
.
Profits after taxes
for
the
first
rose
quarter
of
21% to $14,500,000, compared with $12,000,000
1961.
The
first-quarter
earnings was $13,000,000 in 1960. Earnings per common share for the
first quarter of this year were 81 cents, compared with 68 cents in
the same period of 1961 on a
slightly smaller volume of shares out¬
standing.
previous
record
for
..
..
Sales of products and services increased 18%
to $425,000,000, coinpared with the previous record of $361,700,000 for the same 1961 period.
—V. 195, p. 1707.
Rayonler Inc.—Quarterly Sales, Net Up—
The
ings
company
and
subsidiaries
established
gains
in
sales
and
earn¬
for the first quarter of this year over the similar 1961 period,
stockholders heard Russell F. Erickson. President, renort at th« "*"»micai
cellulose producer's annual meeting at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
56
sales
Net
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2080)
$2,272,987, equal
net sales of $36,179,598.—V. 192, p. 308.
period,
1961
final
the
38 cents per share
on
earnings
net
April
On
*23
of
the
that
the
will
acquisition
Net
that
agreed t
has
Salant
&
o
Cary,
"Ruff
as
Tumble"
&
"Jack
and
Jane."—V.
&
195,
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—Net Up
First quarter sales rose 9%,
the 1961 period, Henry C.
annual
earnings 36%
from
sales
for
16%
initial
the
months
three
the like quarter
over
a
of
year
the
in¬
year
about
to
ago,
$22,100,000.
///.
He
reported that net earnings, fffcer all charges and taxes, in the
quarter this, year increased about 37'% over a year ago, ap¬
$176,000, equal to about 26 cents per share on 2,759,849
shares of common stock outstanding. In the March quarter last year,
Standard Pressed Steel had net earnings of $523,000,
equal to about
19 cents a share on the shares then outstanding, adjusted for a 2%
stock dividend paid in 1961.—V. 195, p. 1968.
Standard
income
Increases
for
the
quarter,
9%
a
increase.
in
Estabrook said, totaled $642,679,
the 693,524 shares of common stock
36%- improvement over the $472,150,
674,778 shares) earned in the initial
Higher—Stock
Profits
reported
by
M.
stockholders.
given
In
all
to
two-for-one
the
proposal
split
stock
directors.
figures show volume at $16,765,675 for first quarter
income
net
pared
1
same
approval
re-elected
Unaudited
and
the
overwhelming
had
and
V
profits for first quarter 1962 operations
period for 1961 for the company, were
A. Spayd,
President, in his first quarter report to
addition, Mr. Spayd noted that the stockholders had
with
with
at
$1,087,375
equivalent
to
$1.02
share
per
1962
com¬
as
figures
1961
for the same period of $14,937,360 volume,
$823,568 net income and $.77 per share. The figures reflect a 12.2%
gain in volume and a 32% gain in profits.
action
favor
to
of
stock
of
of
95.4%
effectuate
to
them.—V,
the
par
for/the
into
meeting the stockholders voted in
value of the stock from $1.00 per share
change in each issued and outstanding
shares
two
authorized.
shares
with
cast
were
annual
the
at
in
share,
per
number
or
taken
change
a
$.50
to
Mr.
Co.—Sales,
both volume and
compared
as
share
31, sales were a record $15,108,356
Register
Split Approved—•
In
meeting.
Net
said
approximately
March
36%.
for Sealright-Oswego Falls
,
against $13,885,269 in the 1961 first quarter,
as
1967.
p.
Estabrook, President, tpld the company's
the three months ended March
For
shipments Republic earned $26,844,585 or $1.71 a share.
Sales
totaled
$314,016,883 in
the first quarter of 1962, very nearly the
same
amount as sales in the first quarter of 1959 which amounted to
and
the
for
the
the
increase
in
the
mailed
be
maximum
eligible votes,
1,852,975
against the proposals. Stock
will
split soon
p. 792.
195,
and
Of
1,335
1,768,908
certificates
shareholders
to
entitled
equivalent to 93 cents per share on
$321,436,135.
This
outstanding.
"shows the erosion of our
to Mr. Patton
comparison, according
This
Salant
that
over
of almost identical production
quarter of 1959, a period
first
the
In
or
announced
also
marketing organization of Cary & Co., Inc., manufacturer
play wear. In making the announcement, the President
the
marks
quarter of 1962 amounted
of common stock, T. F. Patton,
99 cents per shaie
reported to stockholders.
President,
911.
p.
over
whose annual sale's are in excess of $2,700,000, will
be operated as a division of Salant & Salant, at its own present sales
office in New York City, under the direction of Leonard P. Whitelaw,
currently Cary's Executive Vice-President. Cary distributes its products
to a national chain organization and to retail stores under such trade¬
the
ot
Net sales for the first quarter were $9,103,732, an
last year's net sales of $6,818,734,
for the
period, he said.
year.
33.5%
Salant
stated
Steel for the first
of Republic
income
$15,623,356
from the comparable 1961 period.
children's
of
Corp.—Earnings Down Sharply-
Republic Steel
to
disposition
final
pending
Mr.
acquire
their film
operate
would
companies
both
acquisition,
the
Under
last
of
corresponding
Department moved to keep the two
companies from joining, claiming the acquisition would lessen com¬
petition in the film processing industry. Both America and Republic
own film processing laboratories as subsidiary operations. A preliminary
injunction sought at the time by the government was subsequently
denied by a Los Angeles Federal Court.
processing
laboratories separately
Justice Department action.—V. 195,
of
increase
Jr.,
$25,700,000
reported net earnings of $431,066, equal to 57.3 cents per share,
with $261,798, or 34.8 cents a share for the first three
monts
Justice
the
December,
Last
64%—Acquisition
Salant, Inc.—Earnings Up
consolidated
He
consummated.
be
creased
compared
June
the quarter ended March 31, 1962, had the largest
March quarter in the company's history, H. Thomas
President, told stockholders at the annual meeting.
any
Hallowell
Mr.
June
on
for
Hallowell,
Co.—Partial Redemption—
redemption
for
sales
proaching
approximately 64%
acquisition.
Republic will send out tenders to America shareholders early in
asking them to exchange three shares of America common stock
for one share of Republic common. 11 80%< of America stock is obtained,
called
Rec'd
The company in
net
Salant, President, told shareholders at the annual meeting
earnings for the initial quarter of 1962 increased
Robert S.
about
has
company
Salant &
stockholders approved at their annual meeting the
America Corp. by Republic. The vote was 1,350,847 to
98'// of the common stock votes cast—in favor of
acquisition
1961
1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $45,000 of its first 5% mortgage bonds,
due June
1, 1989 at 101.19%. Payment will be made at the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, 111.—V. 194, p. 2338.
Republic Corp.—Acquisition—
32,385—or
the
for
$113,726
St. Joseph Light & Power
The
to
were
share on the 1,911,428 average number of shares
195, p. 912.
—V.
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—Quarterly Net Sets
.equal to 6 cents
then outstanding.
quarter
first
cniome
per
1961 quarter. Net income amounted to $2,252,620 or 37 cents per share on 6,018,648 shares outstanding at March 31.
This compared with earnings of $1,554,805, equal to 26 cents per share,
for the same quarter of the previous year, adjusted to the same number
of outstanding shares.
For
of
net
with
months were $34,593,968 compared
three
first
the
for
$30,700,236 for. the like
.
.
cents
70
or
profit position since the time of our last general price increase in 1958.
decline is evident even in periods of relatively high operations as
represented
(based
share
per
months
three
of
a
on
Superior Manufacturing; & Instrument Corp.
Sales
—
Increase 87%—
1961.
The
indicated
by
those
comparison of the first quarter results in 1959
such periods of nearly identical production
1962,
of
a
months
he said.—V.
against $1,014,114 last year,
as
195,
This has occurred despite the fact that during this same
Republic, in order to remain competitive, has invested more
quarter of a billion dollars in capital improvements and con¬
ducted vigorous research and cost reduction programs.
In the years
ahead we must continuously spend additional sums to keep our plants
a
195,
on
before
Net
after
Earned
to
Silo
that sales in the first quarter of 1962
reached an all time high of $136,813,000, with earnings of $6,022,000.
Richard S. Reynolds, Jr.,
President, said at the company's annual
stockholder meeting that the sales figure represents a 25%
increase
over
the $108,949,000 reported a year
ago, and 4%
over the fourth
1961 after allowing for a
in the last quarter of
first quarter
Ray's
the same as
non-recurring tax
the
of
shares
common
to 70 cents per share
outstanding at the end of
stock
period. A year ago, first quarter net income was equal to 37 cents
a
share
(including 4 cents non-recurring income)
on the 1,665,801
shares outstanding.
the
taxjes in the first quarter of 1962 totaled $2,565,353;
in
Net profit before
1961's first quarter it
ings
year
a
Robins Industries
Purchase
Great
Filter
announced
vs.
$1,310,000
in
the
of
made
seasonal
fluctuations
this
result
in
St.,
office
and
Mr.
of
its
present
the
during
months
the
of
It
anticipated
is
economies.—V.
194,
that
2272.
p.
Corp.—Revenues Up—
1962,
period
same
the
at
Headquarters
expansion
Ray Drug
Sun
has
under which
program,
Co.
of floor space in Consolidated
Penrose Ave., adjacent to the Phila¬
8000
by Silo
includes
approximately 40,000 feet
feet of office space which
the
will
It
May
truck
is
1,
at
the Airport
loading
anticipated
1962.—V.
is
equipped with
railroad siding and
a
facilities.
that
195,
Silo
increase
an
their
Rockwell,
This
of
Fitchburg,
$1,121,439
to
move
the
airport
location
about
amount
stock
to
Steel
the
from
revenues
of
$7,074,919
cents
$507,883
to
34
when
In
in
sales
his
income
net
Chairman,
compared
as
$50,696,000
were
formal
reported
shareholders
to
at
and
net
with
income
stated
we
on
sents
.
a
.
.
was
first
quarter
of
1961
$2,145,000.
remarks
Colonel
Rockwell
"because of
net
return
on
our
sales
4.91%
of
in
1961,
f^tainnid,°n ,the lughei; sales of 19G0-"
on sales
in 1961
OI
the
to
the shareholders, with reference
to
the
commenting on the sales decline of 9%
vigorous cost cutting and efficiency programs
were able to produce total net
earnings, after taxes, of $11 l million
this lower volume of sales; this" continued Colonel Rockweli
"renre-
1961,
year
5%.—V.
195,
was
share
and
the
on
consolidated
ending
taxes
as
with
First
the
first
as
compared
with
Up 18%—
shares
of
consolidated
common
net
income
sales
the
for
the
24
three
increase of
quarter ended
Net
to
an
income
cents
capital stock
for
per
March
the
share
on
over
31,
1962
outstanding
months
18%
California
Edison
the
issue.—V.
this
194,
p.
1657.
1
Talcott, Inc.—Management Changes—
April 26, Herbert R. Silverman, President,
members
are
announced
the election
of
the
company's executive management committee. They
Jr., in charge of Talcott's industrial time sales
operations;
Reuben
Golin,
executive
policy;
McGann,
head
of Talcott's factoring
division;
Paul C.
M.-ikelsey,
Harvey
and
equipment
J.
leasing
head
of Talcott's
rediscounting
in charge of Talcott's Midwest
since
I960.—V.
195,
p.
division,
and
Russell
region, headquartered
R.
in
1968.
Technicolor, Inc.—Earnings Up—
Patrick J. Frawley, Jr., Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive
Officer, announced that earnings of Technicolor, and its wholly-owned
subsidiaries for the first quarter of 1962,
ending March 31 equaled
22
cents per
share as compared to 18 cents per share for the like
period of 1961. Earnings for the first quarter of 1962 are $567,326
on
2,623,218 shares outstanding. This is compared to $451,479 for the
first
quarter
for
Sales
of
with 2,543,179 shares outstanding.
quarter of 1962 were $14,796,100 as compared to
comparable period in 1961.—V. 195, p. 1255.
1961
the
first
for
the
at
its
a
exceeded
year
annual
those
ago,
meeting
Horton
of
the
said
economic
conditions
46 cents per share,
of
as
kilowatt-hour
sales
the
for
generally
standpoint
that,
and
during
retarded
were
Mr.
Horton
last
first
the
year,
said
looks
he
three
obtained
shares
new
than
more
of
issue
bond
common
to
$43,000,000
stock
offered
be
at
and
in
is
January
from
sale
of
presently planning a
bidding on May
ended
net
March
sales
of
31,
1962
totaled
$26
$21,750,802 reported
.
quarter
1,914,275
the
period.
amounted
average
These
nine
sales
Internationals,
to
$464,242
of
the
of
months
equal
shares
compare
of
with
$372,979.
in
Revenues
1960
com¬
non¬
$12,618,998.—
were
262.
p.
Texaco
195,
Inc.,
this
issue.—V.
195,
company for
sales for
the
quarter ended
March
31
and
last
Nine
year.
$52,950,201
for
year
months'
the
share
same
net
sales
were
last
year.
period
$61,791,522
trustee,
5%
assets
TXL
paying
debentures,
announced
April 19 of the Plan and Agreement of Reorganization
2, 1962, between Texaco and The TXL Oil Corp., whereby
and
operations
will
be
of TXL are
combined with those of Texaco,
dissolved.
Mr.
Long
Long said Texaco will integrate immediately the TXL operations
of Texaco.—V. 195, p. ^569.
Mr.
with
result,
a
those
compared
with $3,722,751
$1.22
or
for
the
same
period
--
Operating results and 119,691
report.—V.
common shares issued to acquire Mid¬
during third quarter have been excluded
195,
p.
568.
This
Houston,
Texas,
company
Aeroshade
Co.,
Inc., Waukesha,
James, of Texacon.
Consolidated General Products,
as
in
seller
Vice
the
President
transaction
of
has reported the acquisition of the
Wisconsin, acording to Edward C,
Inc.,
which
was
of Houston, Texas, was listed
negotiated by Francis Dunn,
Texacon.
Aeroshade, which was sold for a figure in excess of a million
sales
reported
sales
.
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—-
Texacon
with
compared
,
ago.
consolidated
the
first
was
western fertilizer manufacturer
in
appointed
said, TXL is advising by mail all TXL stock¬
holders of the procedure for exchanging their TXL stock for Texaco
stock on the basis of 7 shares of Texaco for each 11 shares of TXL.
$1,296,249, equal to 41 cents a common
share alter preferred dividend
compared with $1,577,822, or 53 cents
last year. Nine months' earnings were
$3,596,478, equal to $1.12 per
a
Co.—Appointment—
been
has
in
Third Quarter net income
common
Bank
Inc.—Merger Effective—
closing
As
exceeded
lower
was
Manhattan
Augustus C. Long, Chairman of the Board of Texaco, Inc.,
and
1365,
p.
corresponding periods a year ago. Net
comparison with the same periods last year.
Net sales for the quarter were $22,483,722
compared with $19,551,123
income
dollars,
volume of one and one-half million for 1961. However,
to exceed the two million dollar mark in 1962,
expected
are
-
according to Mr. James.
Formerly
Spiegel, Inc.—Quarterly Sales, Earnings Down—
a
company
months
of
told
anticipates
improved
1962,
approximating
stockholders at
the
Net
of
of
profit
cents
earnings
for
the
was
first
those of
1961,
M.
J.
Spiegel,
97-year-old
mail order
firm's
2.47%
for
the
compared
first
to
after
per
share
tax
on
in
an
the
quarter,
quarter
first
average
195,
p.
750.
last
division of Consolidated General Products, Inc., Aeroshade
in 1911, and is the world's oldest and largest manufac¬
for window treatments in homes, offices,
institutions.
nationwide distribution with branch plants in
Atlanta, Georgia and Saddlebrook, New Jersey.
woven
wood products
schools,
hotels
and
The
for
March 31, showed
1961 because Easter
company
Texas,
year
did
not
reach
Texas
has
quarter, of 1962 was $804,845 or
of 3,277,904 common shares out¬
37 cents per share on an average
the
first
quarter
of
Eastern
Transmission
its
Net
for
a
founded
turer of
ended
$50,615,447
compared to $1,206,722 or
3,062,651 common shares outstanding
—V.
and
Houston,
$49,364,387
standing,
of
sales
meeting.
decrease
buying, which fell in the first
peak this year until mid-April.
22
number
results
totaled
29 cents per share, while revenue
agent and registrar for $75,000,000 principal amount
due April 1,
1982, of the company.—V. 195, p.. 1854.
1,500,000
1.—V.
Spalding & Bros., Inc.—Merger Negotiations—
Dunhill
Sales
for
of
Chase
The
the
(A. G.)
See
annual
6
loss
dated March
31
'
192,
or
Tennessee Gas Transmission
$40,000,000
competitive
1803.
p.
The
the
year
V.
$819,864,
was
the highest in the company's 34-year history. Profit
net
loss in
1960
of $305,500, which included
a
with
recurring
for
year-end per-share earnings to exceed
somewhat those for 1961, despite the fact that Edison will have ap¬
proximately 1,700,000 more shares outstanding at the end of the year.
Concerning capital requirements for this year, he said, the electric
company's 1962 construction budget is approximately $144,000,000. Edi¬
Chairman,
y
income
pared
Conn., producer of automated stock quotation boards
processing systems, reported record net earnings and
1961.
months.
5.22%
March
data
for
$17,228,492,
that the first quarter is historically a more
earnings
Net
quar¬
16.1%.
figure by
Stamford,
other
and
revenues
stockholders.
total
This
com¬
reported by Southern California
were
of
year-ago
pointed out, however,
favorable period from an
Teleregister Corp.—Posts Record Sales, Revenues—
Co.—Earnings Up—
stock earnings
common
cents
He
1961.
first
for
On
$11,807,564
1024.
President Jack K.
ter
average'
%
Both sales and earnings of Ruberoid in the
quarter ended
1962, were higher than for the comparable period of last
large building materials producer announced.
Net
Inc.,
of five company officers to the newly-created position of Senior VicePresident. All five appointees have been serving as Vice-Presidents and
1962,
after
earnings
quarter of this year were $16,095,962 com¬
for
the first three months
of last year.—
$12,761,188
quarter
Edison
six
715,620,
Systron-Donner with
an
entirely new
compatible with its existing marketing, engineer¬
Mr. Bruns said.—V. 195, p. 1474.
Corp.—Merger Effective-
Texaco
(James)
These
1962.
for
pared with 39
\
Ruberoid Co.—Sales
one
income
net
31,
income.
1,491,000
with
compare
March
on
the corresponding period of 1961,
which was equal
share on the basis of 1,491,000 shares presently out¬
adjusted for the three-for-one split of common stock
30,
195, p.
months
Canadian
per
sales
He Pointed out further that
almost up to the 10-year
1597.
p.
yet
TXL Oil
See
Chicago,
for
cents
standing,
reports
company
per
outstanding
of
Net
annual
103%
magnetic heads, magnetic storage discs
in digital computers and data handling
used
provides
equipment
product line,
Campbell,
Co.—Sales, Earnings Up—
three
Federal and
75
now
March
produces
devices
ing and manufacturing facilities,"
Thomas
1598.
p.
Mass.
for
provisions for
son
meeting that Rockwell-Standard's sales
for
the
first
quarter of 1962 were $70,857,000 resulting in a net profit, after taxes,
of $4,349,000 or 81 cents
per share.
These figures represent a 40%
increase in sales and an increase
of
similar
other
and
are:
will
Spencer Chemical Co.—Sales Up, Net Down—
F.
acquired.
Electromagnetics
Circle in Southwest
Silo to operate much more efficiently and
to make substantial savings in operating costs.
location,; which is a one-story building with a
Simonds Saw &
Rockwell-Standard Corp.—Sales Up 40%—
Willard
Calif, electronic instrument and systems manufacturer,
acquired for an undisclosed amount of cash 85% of the outstand¬
ing stock of Electromagnetics, Inc., of Los Angeles, it was announced
jointly by George H: Bruns, Jr., S-D President, and D. R. Gero, Presi¬
dent
of
Information
Systems,
Inc.,
from
which
the
shares
were
Maylone,
He stated that earnings per share of common stock increased 13%
during the same period—from $.46 per share on the 1,367,186 shares
outstanding in the first quarter of 1961, to $.52 per share on 1,640,623
shares outstanding in the like
period of 1962.—V. 195, p. 1430.
Colonel
first
2381.
p.
has
permit
Circle
of over 20 feet high,
span
modern
facilities
new
1961/
of
194,
instrumentation.
Airport.
occupied
company
Airport
Southern
meeting of share owners, William A. Kern, President,
company
revenues
of
approximately $7,792,000 during the
three
be
Cooper said
ena'ble
V.
annual
reported
first
business.
overhead
Rochester Telephone
At
last year."—V.
space.
Philadelphia
an
maximum
'the corresponding quarter
Systron-Donner Corp.—Acquisition—
Cooper, President of Silo, in announcing the lease agree¬
Silo has outgrown its present headquarters at 2509 North
Philadelphia, containing 35,000 square feet of warehousing
said
manufacturing business of the
affiliates, Brooklyn, New York,
its
and
for
its
of
part
as
Consolidated
by Herman D. Post, President of Robins Industries.
was
cents per share
with income
38
compares
due
Code.
Sidney A.
Broad
pared
new
will
to
area
Net
undisclosed amount of cash.
corporation under the name of Great Eastern Filter Corp.
will
be
operated
as
a
wholly owned subsidiary of Robins.
It will
produce filters for air-conditioners,
heating systems and industrial
applications.
In making the announcement at the company's annual stockholders
meeting, Mr. Post pointed out that this acquisition broadens the Robins
product line and puts the company in a position to enter new markets.
He added that while air filters sell all year round, the seasonal aspect
of
this new business is exactly
opposite and complementary to the
acquisition
A
to
This
filter
the
Corp.
facilities
new
ment,
on
Corp.—Acquisition—
assets
the
of
Eastern
has been
The
quarter
in the 1961 first
earlier.—V. 195, p. 749.
$1,325,000
was
quarter
Depreciation charged to earn¬
$1,293,203.
was
1961
Revenue
To Lease
—
modern warehousing area and 6,200 square
will be completely air-conditioned.
for the comparable 1961 period.
for the first quarter was equal
1,684,565
for year
Internal
of
clear
quarter
income
Net
the
Superior
to
equal
share on 275,000 shares for 1961.
President Robert Stiefel, sales for the
per
quarter of fiscal 1962-1963 "should exceed $800,000 as against $550,000
"This
net income of Riegel Paper rose to $1,180,353 from
reported for the comparable period a year ago, according
to
results released over the week-end by John L.
Riegal, chairman,
end Frederick S. Leingach, president.
For
the 13
weeks ended April 1, 1962, net sales were $28,270,951,
on
income
the
on
of
According
systems and components, reported
1962 fiscal year ended Feb. 28.
87% over billings of $1,341,343 for
outstanding.
shares
cents
10
or
the
period.
were
$104,000,
12-month
taxes,
after
common
$27,116
for
approximately 46,200 feet
International
The
in
Riegrel Paper Corp.—Net Higher—
$25,221,612
lease
delphia
company
agreement with
will
$622,203
vs.
payable
provisions
Centers, Inc.
Philadelphia
an
Silo
The
First
Discount
This
signed
that period.
"We
are
with these results," Mr. Reynolds told the
stockholders, "and this management will not be content until we have
more
than doubled the earnings we had in 1961.
"Since 1956 Reynolds has invested $400,000,000 to expand its facil¬
ities.
Our
goal was to greatly increase our volume and to double
our
earnings.
The rest of the industry also expanded its plants. Our
profits in 1960 and 1961, and for the first quarter of this year, have
not measured up to our expectations."—V. 195, p. 1023.
of $1,300,000
not satisfied
is
tax
of
servo
for
$2,504,000—up
999.
p.
Sun
Earnings were up 14% over those of $5,271,000 for the
of 1961.
Earnings for this year's first quarter were about
those
—970,000
$0.63
Space—
quarter of 1961.
adjustment
income
carry-over
preceding
276,000
on
precision
earnings
This Concord,
reported
has
company
—1,335,000
share
common
loss
194,
Reynolds Metals Co.—Sales Up 25%—
The
515,000
*515,000
taxes
Federal
the
—V.
$13,691,000
taxes
per
"No
683.
p.
$12,491,000
Net
1960
of
and
totaled
Earnings,
1961
Sales
ability of Republic to make these vital
its ability to earn adequate profits."
the
depend
will
expenditures
V.
analysis,
final
the
Year Ended Dec. 31—
and efficient.
to date
properties up
"In
the
Servomechanisms Inc.—Annual Report—
period
and
sales
Net
shipments.
than
sales
record
1365.
p.
maker
This
Earnings before tax provision were $1,275,236 in the most recent three
and
and
two
1961.
of
income
1962
of
amounted
Texas
to
Eastern
$10,455,649
Corp.—Quarterly Report
Transmission
compared
to
for
the
$7,851,230
first
for
quarter
the like
last year, Orville S. Carpenter, President told stockholders at
the company's annual meeting.
After
preferred dividend
requirements, net income was equal to
45
cents per share on 19,030,336 common shares outstanding at the
period
Volume
the
of
end
Number
195
quarter.
This
figure
includes
of nonrecurring income from
of settlements of rate cases
share
result
Transmission
Gas
Texas
6155
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
approximately
refunds
of
.
paid
United
w
share based; on1
totaled $759,422, or 50 cents per share: an increase of 108%
over the
$344,577, or 24 cents per share, reported for the comparable period in
Based on the trend established
thus far, your management is
confident that new records will be set in all phases of the company's
operations during the remainder of the year.
"}'■'*v\
per
as
a
Pipe Line Co. and
quarter, he said.
These
Corp.
Hargrove,
Society
Security
cents
per
■■■>
Co.—Quarterly Sales, Net Up—
March
31,
totaled
1962,
the corresponding period
quarterly report.
for
•
income. for
Net
cents
33
V.
195,
a
year
or
$13,390,064
according to the company's
ago,
the
1024.
p.
with
compared
quarter amounted, to $3,310,861; equivalent to
share on the 10,020,000 shares outstanding, as against
27.4 cents per share for the first quarter last year.—
per
$2,744,891,
$14,839,102,
.n
% J'
.*
choke.
j v
Partners
with
.-
estimated
an
through
57
1,500 barrels
five-eighths inch bottom
a
■(,,
Union
County Land Co.
p-1854:;/"%
for savings by commercial banks,
loan subsidiaries have set new rec¬
the
in
40
miHio*
acre
the Australian Oil
and
" v7
■%,
&
concession
Gas
the
are
Kern
Corporation.—V.
195,
'•
-
company's three savings and
ords
in
attracting savings during the past three months. The net
Unishops, Inc.—Appointment—
inflow of savings for the first quarter of this year was $8,416,000, or
The
Chase
Manhattan
Bank
has
been
appointed
transfer
58% greater than the $5,313,000 received during the comparable period
agent
for the common stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 1969.
last year. While commercial banks have been very vociferous in their
%,
claims
that they will be putting all of their increased savings into
the mortgage market,
Upjohn Co.—Sales Up 8^%—
your company has not yet been adversely af¬
fected.1'New mortgage loans totaled $16,415,000 for the first quarter,
An
8.5%
increase in net sales for the
first three months of 1962
up 69%
over the $9,688,000 in new loans made during the comparable
over
the same 1961 period was reported for this ethical
pharmaceutical
1961 period. The average rate received on the loans made this year was
manufacturer.
1
approximately 6.97%
up slightly
from the rate received at the end
Three month sales totaled $42,779,000.
Earnings for the period of
of last year. It is your management's opinion that rates will, be getting /
$5,637,000—an increase of 3.6%
amounted to 40 cents a common share
even stronger during the balance of the year.
V
your
p. 1366.
60-minute test the well flowed at
a
day rate of 44 gravity clean oil
hole
In spite of the increased competition
dross revenue' from sales' of Texas Gulf Sulphur for the three months 1
ended
During
per
1961.
financial
of
32
were
the^ame numher :of shares.-~V. 195,
Texas Gulf Sulphur
cents
company
Gas
during the
figures confirm an estimate made by James W.
vice-president of the company, to the New York
Analysts; Earnings for the first quarter of 1961
;
15
the
to
(2081)
,
.
.
V' :i '
,
A
;
.
V
.'
'
>'■'
.
,
,
compared to 39 cents for the first quarter in
as
Texas
%
Instruments, Inc.—Quarterly Reportearnings after
Company
taxes
for
the
first
$2,411,000, or 60 cents per share of common stock
outstanding with net sales billed of $57,483,000.
net
first quarter
the
For
of
TI h?d sales
1961.
cents
earnings of $3,773,000, or 95
1962. were
.
shares
3,945,613
on
As
Directors declared a 5% stock
of record on May 2,
1962. The dividend will
be payable on May 25, 1962. In accordance with a recent ruling by the
SEC, it has been decided to pay cash to those stockholders entitled to
you were recently
dividend to shareholders
fractional shares
billed
of
and
$58,977,000
share
common
per
of
quarter
,
on
will
195,
the
Tennessee
Texas
Industries, Inc.—Units
Offered—On
Whitman Securities
of
after
shortly
fraction
the
the
shares.
payable
This
date."
disbursement
cash
;
April 23,
Co., Memphis, Tenn., and associates,
the
1962
York
New
Stock
stock
common
the
of
.
company
listed on
was
common
New York City, has been appointed
2382.
Offered—Pursuant
Inc.—Common
Foods,
to
April 18, 1962 prospefctus, Schqrck, Richter & Co.,
Louis, offered publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's
The offering was in immediately separable units con¬
sisting of 10 shares of class A common plus one warrant,
at a price of $50 per unit.
an
Of the total, 150,000 were sold by the company and
25,000 for certain stockholders. The warrants are exer¬
cisable on May 7, 1963, or at any time thereafter on or
before May 5, 1967, to purchase one share of class A
common stock at $6 per share.
Net proceeds will be used by the company for debt
repayment, plant expansion and purchase of additional
equipment.
PROCEEDS—Net
class
A
stock
common
standing
proceeds
from
will
be
the
sale of its 150,000 shares of
by the company to reduce out¬
used
for purchase of manufacturing equipment and certain
in the company's new plant; and the balance for final
debt:
improvements
development
and
market testing of various new products, and for
development of present products. Ahy proceeds derived from
market
the
exercise
when,
the
of
and
as,.
known
formerly
and
portable
Production
as
beverage
hot
enameled
of
Co.,
disoeesers
products
REVENUES—Unaudited
to
due
notes
•to March
in
sales
principally
tributed
as
manu¬
and
in
engaged
solxl
under
of
process
„we
well
as
the
the
com¬
completing tests
use
including an
capacity
all-stainless steel
40-quart
an
as
all
earnings
six
months
ended
Jan.
31,
$51,005.
were
PRESENT
TO
units
such
if
Whitman
M.
Co.___
Securities
Saunders
A.
Inc.
any
and
commercial meat-type pigs on a continuous program
farmers and purebred breeders. The company
does not use the subsidiary's livestock as a source of raw materials for
the products which it prepares and packages.
Of the total revenue of the company and its subsidiary in 1961, ap¬
ing
stook
for
sale
and
meat packers,
to
42%
in
customers
for
the
from
The
175,000 shs.
Common
361,434
—V.
"
500
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Co._
&
300
Kreeger & Co
Trulock & Co., Inc
300
300
Penington,
250
Jones,
1,000
stock,
195, p.
30
to
months
Colket & Co
600
The
year
sales
slightly
by
sales
Net
quarter
of
business
$60,472,775,
were
44%
a
1961.
the
over
comparable
period
last
attributable to Government contract and sub¬
the company's Rocket Operations. The Panelyte
acquired
at the
end
of
1961,
also contributed
$2,000,000 in sales. Sales of the Chemical Operations, were
same
as those for
the three months ended March 31, 1961;
the
sales
chemical
of
n
products
commercial
to
by somewhat lower sales of such products
and
sub-contracts.—V.
Thomasville Furniture
National
First
stock
common
Tilden
City
of
the
195,
p.
customers
1549.
Industries, Inc.—Appointment
Bank
has
been
appointed registrar
corporation.—V. 195, p. 1708.
Commercial
were
under govern¬
for use
Alliance
Inc.
—
the
for
at
redemption
Loan
Co.,
Transcontinental
this
Inc.,
Oct.
on
The company
urethane
foam,
company
29,
300-foot
debt
Gas
Pipe
Line
Corp—Record
results
quarter
the
of
corresponding
stockholders
at
Rev¬
located
are
N. 28th
at 875
St.,
manufacture an ani¬
sign based on a patented
is promoting sales of this
type of sign to the extent that it will be able to manufacture them on
a
mass
production basis as contrasted with its present custom and
limited production basis.
The
activities of the company in the field of urethane foam
are
only in the planning and pilot production stage and consequently there
can
be no assurance as to the success of this operation. In addition,
addition, the company has recently begun to
In
mated
process
internally lighted outdoor
using, polarized light.
The
plastic
company
by
rigid
urethane foam is presently being produced
companies whose resources and financial standing
of
are
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
number of
greater than
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
stock
warrants
—V.
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
$3,300
255,368 shs.
payable
194,
class
(5c
A
for
com.
value)
par
cl.
stock
21,500
A
21,500
1322.
p.
last
Period Ended March 31—
year,
Period
loss
Net
loss, after
Per
share
Net
and
sales
service
loss
1962
14,366,000
13,402,000
ta* credits*--.
p.
J.
1961
16,678,000
•
the
Galen, President,
beneficial
ticker
to
0.59
Ended
2,535,387 shs.
Co.—Quarterly Report—
31—
income
—V.
per
in
a
Stock
Exchange
symbol,
TWF.
Report—
1961
is
the
Pacific
hoped
that
Coast
Stock
this action
195,
p.
prove
in the years to come.
During the first quarter, new records were again set in your com¬
pany's operations. Net earnings before appropriations to general reserves
"It
3
in
the
Brisbane,
of
investigation begun
A
by
Federal
an
1961.
of
was
York
New
defendants
grand
last
jury
October
and
the Depart¬
authorized
hearing
began
named
could
receive
to
up
said:
antitrust
commercial
therefore
was
jury
in
year-
a
'
_
this
of
individuals
has
in
has
we learned of the
culminated in the
the
from
release
that
United States Steel Is among the
proceeding.
%■ '%••%%%.'••
in the courts the charges contained in
by
contest
ask
decided
indictment
understand
We
no
five
this
in
we
which
York
New
indictment.
to
and
,
coAslderable surprisfe'Hhat
employed
been
V;
are
that
the
public
withhold
judgment
this
until
the
court.
in
the
involves
heavy
forgings
industry
which
is
distinct from the basic steel industry. United States
minor factor in this industry with a participation of
only about 4%. Also, heavy forgings constitute a virtually negligible
portion
of our total
business.
During
the past five years, United
States Steel's annual sales of all the forged products it makes averaged
only
years
is
and
a
very
about one-quarter of 1% of its total sales and in none
did United States Steel make a profit on the sales
of these
of such
products."
Quarterly Report—
the earnings of U. S. Steel for the first quarter of 1962.
Blough,
Chairman,
announced
that
the directors
had
quarterly dividend of. $1.75 per share on the preferred
stock, payable May 19,
1962, to stockholders of record at close of
business
on
May 1, 1962, and a dividend of 75 cents per share on
the
common
stock, payable June 9,
1962, to stockholders of record
at
close of business on May 4,
1962.
Shipments of steel products in the first quarter of 1962, reflecting
in part advance buying in anticipation of a possible strike on July 1,
1962, amounted to 5,306,202 net tons, which compares with 3,549,898
net tons shipped in the
first quarter of 1961.
Income for the first quarter
of 1962 as a result of the Increased
shipments is reported as $55.8 million, or a return of 5.7%
on sales
of
$978.2 million. This compares with income of $32.0 million, or a.
return
of
4.5%
on
sales
of
$708.7
million,
reported for
the first
quarter of 1961 which was the lowest income for any non-strikeaffected quarter in the last decade.
Production of steel ingots and castings in the first quarter of 1962
amounted
to
7,864,811 net tons, which compares with 6,987,219 net
tons in
the fourth quarter of
1961.—V. 195, p. 1970.
M.
,
the
declared
Universal
American
of California—Reports
Harry
and Francis S. Levien, President,
in
performance, noted that Universal American's
construction subsidiary, Paul Hardeinan
income
of
$774,177
for the
first
1962 quarter.
American
owns
83 V3%
of
all outstanding shares of Paul
Austra¬
Gould,
E.
engineering
reported net
Hardeman
Chairman,
and
space
Inc.
divisions of Universal American
Morse Twist Drill & Machine
Butterworth & Sons Co.. Super
Amron Corp., Bingham Stamping, The Hardie Manufacturing
Hubbard Spool and The American Pulley Co.
this month Universal
ican
tnuivnced it was acquiring
Among other major subsidiaries and
Norma-Hoffmann Bearings
Corp.,
$0.51
on
313%—The
discussing the company's
11,402,622
Test
Up
a
,
Co.,
Privately—On April
Corp.—Earnings
highly diversified industrial company,
has reported an increase of 313% in net earnings and a
rise of 89% in sales for the quarter ended March 31,
1962 compared with 1961 levels.
'
Net income after all charges came to $1,190,149, equal
to 26 cents a share on 4,170,776 outstanding shares of
common stock, on sales of $56,658,803.
For the compara¬
ble 1961 period, and giving adjustment to the January
1962 merger with Van Norman Industries, Inc. net in¬
come
was
$288,122, or five cents a share, on 4,170,776
outstanding shares. Sales totaled $29,912,957.
.-$0.57
share
Van
Tool
Co.,
Co.,
Inc.,
Earlier
to
130,000
about
Machine
Norman
27 %
shares
of
Bohn
Bohn's
of
W.
H.
Co.,
& Brass Corp. This is equal
outstanding shares.—V. 195, p. 1854.
Aluminum
478,727
Varian Associates—First
Half Sales,
Earnings—
reported sales for the first half
of
fiscal
1962
totaled
$34,348,760,
up
25%
from the
$27,322,793
reported for the same period last year.
Earnings were $1,737,885, compared with $1,716,501 last year. Per
share
income
was
45 cents on
3,844,833 shares outstanding; in the
This
same
Palo
period
Alto,
in
Calif.,
1961
company
earnings
were
50
cents
a
share
on
3.461,744
shares
reports that
interval
of
Queensland,
5.850
a
to
drill stem test was conducted at Moonie
5,877 feet. The well is located west of
Australia.
.
has been
employees
Our
matters.
with
named
intend
"We
laws.
investigation
currently
one
1658.
company
the
the
to
respect
5,825,000
lian Well—
The
result
March
District
President,
with
about
your company
in
and is to comply
well aware of this
policy which has been communicated
to them • and emphasized
on
many
occasions.
They
know
without < question
that
they
have
no
authority to enter into agreements with competitors which in any
way restrict competition or restrain absolute freedom of
action with
fully
6,510,000
dividends
Union Finance Corp.—Notes Sold
Union Oil Co.
of New York,
and rig bids on sales
electrical companies and
prices
various
policy of United States Steel Corp.
are
due Jan. 1, 1974, had been sold privately through
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., N. Y. City.—V. 194, p. 682.
Exchange
will
"The
6,366,000
both
letter to stockholders stated:.
and
It
Steel
S.
U.
11,402,622
common
fix
to
Navy,
last December.
convicted
7,051,000
•
,
shares
Common
Earned
preferred
meeting in New York
U. S.
Steel;
Bethlehem
Midvale-Heppenstall Co.,
prison and be fined $50,000 each. No date for pleading has been &et.
Commenting on the indictment in Pittsburgh, Leslie B. Worthington,
$43,435,000 $39,786,000
I
after
the
was
Justice
testimony
If
Army,
the
Forging Institute Inc.,
conspiracy
the
Jury
charging
Corp.;
Open Die
with
to
Steel
and
the
and
Southern
the
Universal
1962
revenues
income
6,674,155
Co.—Quarterly
action
of
missile,
March
Forge
forgings
Grand
indictment
buyers;
The
ment
1.18
2,570,321 shs.
26, 1962, it was. reported that $1,250,000 of this firm's
senior notes and $750,000 of its junior subordinated notes
Financial
other
in
Erie
Fixing—
Federal
a
an
assocation,
steel
Inc.,
$1.40
1968.
York
3,000
1340.
193; p.
Union Electric
"On/April 23, an Important milestone was passed in the company's
history. On that date, Trans-World Financial Co. was listed on both
N»w
1,521
9,326,000
6,674,155
—
N
$19,308
•
share
outstanding
shares
Common
1961
000 omitted
Net loss per common
s-V.
Net
$2.01
______
outstanding
195,
1962
$27,451
revenue
'
Net
$85,182,000 $70,925,000
loss_.
Trans-World
Louis
31—
credits
tax
trade
of
,
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
revenues
before
Net
Shares
March
Ended
Operating
(and Subs.)- -Quarterly Report—
,
Net
Period
Trans World Airlines,
Co.;
1962
down
individuals
five
a
26,
corporation,
annua)
,
Steel
a
the registrant.
Underwood Corp.
....
April
handed
Reporting
of
company
the
period
the
Gn
City
Roger
incorporated under the laws of Penn¬
offices
in 1961 while sales will
of $22 million over last
increase
an
1255.
p.
repayment,
long
Operating
with
for
used
has been engaged in the manufacture and sale of rigid
outdoor plastic signs,
and
sign components.
It is
Common
1969.
the
be
commencing
manufacture
year ago. For the 12 months'ended March 31, 1962, the earnings
equal to $1.39 per share compared with $1.15 a year ago.—V. 195,
—V.
On
—
Food
United States Steel Corp.—Federal Grand Jury Charges
Steel
Offered
A Common
than
more
million,
$242
quarter.—195,
Company With Price
stoick, equipment, advertising,
was
Its
1956.
were
p.
1144.
p.
to exploit a new process for the continuous
rigid and semi-rigid urethane sandwich foam panels.
production line utilizing this process is now being
constructed and the principal portion of the proceeds of this financing
have
been earmarked
for this product.
currently
Notes
issue.
show substantial improvement
E. Clyde McGraw, President,
meeting in Houston.
The
company,
which is the chief supplier of natural gas to New
York and other large Eastern cities, had record operating revenues and
earnings in the first three months of this year, Mr. McGraw said.
Revenues totaled $55,155,000.. an increase of 17 %
over the first quarter
of 1961. Earnings available for the common stock rose from $3,593,000
to $4,745,000. Earnings per share were 37 cents compared with 28 cent's
a
Class
195,
Earnings-
enues,
told
—
$354,500, will
of preferred
Purchase
over
this issue.—V.
Co.,
Luxe
Co.—Sales, Earnings Up 10%.
approximately $400,000
or
approximately
"This
Authorized
Guardian
First
Coal
Plastics, Inc.
timated
Sold
Privately—
See
reach
indictment
*
April 24, 1962, Stone, Ackerman & Co., Inc., New York
City, offered publicly, 110,000 shares of this firm's
class A common stock at $4 per share. Net proceeds, es¬
those
Preferred
million
separate
A
over
contracts
ment
1961.
of
Outstanding
$2,173,814
700,000 shs.
De
stockholders.
issuance
Philadelphia.
Division,
increased
offset
31,
value
FINANCING
1,500,000 shs.
(par 50(1)
685.
Consolidation
sylvania
Corp.—Earnings Up 40%—
comparable
in
primarily
was
contract
Industrial
about
March
the
over
increase
PRESENT
TO
inventory, and working capital.
at its annual stockholders meeting, reported con¬
earnings of $1,457,788 for the first quarter of 1962,
cents per share,
an
increase
of
40 %■
over
the
three
ended
increase
EFFECT
GIVING
Truax-Traer Coal Co.—Merger Approved—
See
Ultra
Inc
Co.,
&
corporation,
equal
of convenience foods to
derived from the sale of
and slightly less than 1%
sale
was
agencies
the
Earnings for the first period. Mr. Vila said, are estimated at approxi¬
mately 75 cents a share of common stock compared with 68 cents a
share for the same period in 1961. Net income will total about $5.5
case
,
Units
Abroms
Fitzhugh,
&
Chemical
net
the
57%>
livestock.
sale of
CAPITALIZATION
BUSINESS—The
solidated
from
industry,
Government
of
company
grand
1991.
Thiokol
derived
was
private
processed
derived
was
to the conditions
underwriters named below'
Kirkland
—
194, p.
is
Inc.,
subject
..
5,000
Inc
Co.,
Douglas
Inc.
—V.
,
3,000
Parker,: Ford &
dis¬
sales,
through a wholly-owned subsidiary, Skyview Farms,
engaged in the large-scale mass-production of purebred breed¬
Sundry Indebtedness
purchased.
are
Co.,
:
Berry,
are
retail
company,
$14,644
750,000 shs.
terms
—6,250
Co
&
same
for
names
agencies, notably the United State? Department of Agriculture
procuring agency for meat required for school lunch programs
relief feeding programs,
The
% Outstanding
-
ol'
the
meat
FINANCING
2,250,000 shs.
__
______
the
Units
&
the
whom
brand
Authorized
$52,500
■
_
the
of
Fuller
D.
through
known
and vending machine dispensing, and (2)
meats to Government specifications undeF contracts with Gov¬
canned
purchase agreement the
have
severally agreed to purchase the number of units set forth
opposite their names below. The underwriters will be obligated to pur¬
chase
firms
nationally
monthly installments
UNDERWRITERS—Under
S.
known
their
consumption
proximately
the
EFFWdtf
GIVING
cans,
trademarks
%
net
15,
in
nationally
acquisition
California.
Jim
increased its sales and per share earnings approxi¬
10%
during the first quarter of 1962 compared with the first
quarter of last year, President George R. Vila told the annual meeting
Mo.,
on
under
institutional
Texas,
is
for
and
1966——
Class A common stock (20c par)
Class B common stock (20c par)
contained
City,
Kansas
general, the company prepares and packages (li con¬
a custcm-pack basis for customers in private industry,
In
name.
venience foods
Houston,
Authorized
5%
own
Ave.,
for
$799,657
CAPITALIZATION
Ave.,
does not prepare, package or distribute any products under its
cqtnpany
capital,
primarily to industrial and
company
picnic-type .all ^plastic, icet. chest;
portable coffee dispenser.
amounted
Belleview
4733
1744.-
p.
mately
year's
engaged principally in the preparation and packaging of meat food
products for nationally known firms and Governmental agencies. The
working
general consumer
polyurethatie. insulated ice chest, a
steel,
of
company
share.
per
is
general
Rusk
Tooling
"Polar King,"
is »m
and
The
users.
number
1962,
for
BUSINESS—The
$13.25
ernment
6502
ol'
company,
"igloo," "Horton"
a
used
at
stock
common
o|&heavy duty, insulated, lightweight water coolers, water
mercial
on
be
received.
if
BUSINESS—The
facture
will
warrants
St.
the
announced
Jose,
and
United States Rubber
agent for the common stock of the company.—V. 194, p.
Trenton
San
Lou
195,
De Luxe Food Center, formerly owned
Pasquali, has been in operation in San Jose
for more than 10 years. During that period the market has
gained a
reputation for quality and attained one of the largest volumes in the
area.—V. 194, p. 2163. .
•••■ "
The
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co.,
transfer
in
1961—V.
Inc.—Acquisition—
has
company
Gene,
Exchange.
publicly
175,000 shares of this firm's class A
stock and 17,500 of its stock pu/chase warrants.
The
Center
by
Appointment—
April 27, 1962, S. D. Fuller & Co., New York City and
offered
lieu
U. S. Markets,
;
N. Y. S. E. Listing—
On
1255.
p.
in
the
3,929,226
$2,601,000 and 65 cents per common share in 1961's second quarter and
then to the low of the year, $689,000 or 17c per share the third quarter.
—V.
made
be
informed,
quarter sales were reported at $18,116,294
with
of $912,538. This compares with 1961 second quarter sales of
861 and earnings of $851,493.-—V. 195, p. 1708.
Second
%•;
.
earnings
$14,5.4,-
..ST"
•
-.VI
w«
i
wfj
wirwiff1
•
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H»"W
w#'ri"'wiiv
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58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2082)
;
.
1962
Monday, April 30,
.
■n
Western
Vassar Corp.—Appointment—
The
Irving
Trust Co.,
New York City,
has been appointed transfer
for the common stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 1970.
ended
Wabash Magnetics,
equal
March
to
31,
company's net profit for the first quarter of 1962
$100,147,
was
1961
outstanding shares.
almost 60%
over the
same period
in
1961, when an operating loss carryforward from Western Hemisphere
Fetroleum Corp.
accounted for $.021
(2.1 cents) of the
1961 first
$.087
or
standing.
First
of
were
the
the
first
1901
accounts.
;
->,V \ lA.'l-y,'
The company has acquired all capital stock of Bartlett Laboratories,
Inc., of Indianapolis, Ind., and will operate Bartlett as a wholly,owned
subsidiary,
based at Wabash Magnetics'
new Advanced Engineering
Development Laboratory at Layayette, Ind.
; *
s
l.artlett has been engaged in developing a variety of new electronics
devices, including a Navy contract last year for an atomic energy
converter. Other items being studied are widely -varied and have both
■,
civilian
and
,
,
.
program,
BUSINESS—The
a.
of
company
1100
of
the
of
this
counts
firm's
common
The
for
EFFECT
Authorized
Debt:
Washington Gas Light Co.:
First
mortgage bonds
Long-Term
Shenandoah
First
due
6%
Nov.
$700
the
595
741
fund
624
without
common
Co.,
stock
discontinuance
ment
share.
.
,
first quarter results, Harleston R. Wood; President,,
that the loss is due entirely to; costs incurred
in
getting
these
;*
.
York City, has been appointed
the corporation.—V. 195, p. 1598;
of
of
World
leather
sales
division
in
$211,856.—V.
195,
p.
■■■
|
■
not fully resolved the various
Quarterly
''
Report;
1
•'
Net
y
sales
Net
Net
for
—V.
before
■fc
taxes^———_——
Federal income
•
taxes——
134,000
88,323
-.
$0.18
195, p. 793.
•
"
share
per
191,323
,103,000
•:
110,796
—_———.
1961
.
$3,011,532
250,796
"
$0.13
:
.
.
Zale Jewelry Gof—Stock Split Approved-^
,
.
—
earnings
Earnings
"
1962.
*y
$3,291,138
earnings
Prov.
31-^-:;
•
April 20-stockholders of Zale Jewelry Co. approved r. .,2. for. I
split of the common stock and class B common .stock during a special
On
stockholders meeting, in Dallas. The dividend rate on the sp:lt shares
.has -been.setr.at 60 cents^per .-year,.a,n increasg,.of .20% ^compared to
;
the old rate pf $1 per share before
registrar
>
.'v.,Distribution
;
"; '
of -the? additional
the split.
.* -<
■"
-
|
»'-■
,
/.shares^ will ;be, made, pnj-n*, abqut
May 15,. 1962, to shareholders of record rMa~y !tl? 1962v
;A
'■ ■"
"favorable* .vote ^off stodkholdera jnirfeasgd" .thd huriibervof ; shares
of
-
capital .stock
from
3
million .shares
.
such, shares,
■-
2'
.
s
and from
million{ such
common. stock
million shares of class B
one
shares.
of
Par
Value
$l per share.—>V. I95,^.p.-1145.-
common
Of 'veach. class, of
'
...
■
■
-
stock
^
f
.
to
'U
A!
U
6. million
stock, to
remains vat
.
.
-,
*
>
January.
heavy shipments of shoes are reflected in an earnings improve¬
132%
during the period with a net of $492,025 against the
year's
Co.-
Publishing
'
&.Tanning Cbrp.-^-^ales ;tlp565%—.
the
-
connected
.r Period Ended March
/
New
^
#
new
with 'the pew .mills. Equally .impqrfean-t
is the.
decision of management to use internally-generated cash for highly
desirable capital expenditures;
as
well as/ reduotion of short tefm
debt.—V. 19S, p. 1475.
Net
of
previous
stock,
preferred
per
sales gain of 65%
The
due
debentures,
1979—,
1,
Stock:
preferred
Serial
series
1975
1,
sinking
Nov.
Outstanding
Co.:
Gas
$8.50
for the. first 12,weeks of the year is reported
by the corporation In an Interim report sent' to stockholders- this week,
Sales for the period mounted to $7,369,007 compared with $4,455,437
for
the
same
period of 1961. The company's line of Hush Puppies
casual shoes posted a gain of 111%
during this period.- The difference
in casual shoe gains and percentage, of total sales increase is. due to
,—i—(000's Omitted$72,043
mortgage bonds—4%%
Irving Trust
the
A
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
upon
of the new mills, where the cdmpanyv has con- ;
more
extensive; problems than Anticipated. -Howhes added that management is pleased to report continued steady
problems
!''?'•
195, p. 55.
Wolverine Shoe
1960.
GIVING
at
Williamsburg Greetings Corp.—Appointment—
the company and
its subsidiary
amounted in 1961 to $76,581,000 and net income to
$6,388,000 compared with $70,796,000 and $6,183,000, respectively, in
CAPITALIZATION
stock
1
cents per
'logs of $209,000 after taxes, or 39
and the fact that the company, still has
-
100,000 shares
receivable.
"Wham-O."—V.
The popu¬
of
revenues
;
'
The company of 835 East El Monte St., San Gabriel,
Calif., designs, manufactures, assembles and sells a
variety of toys and games, 'sporting- goods,' and house- ' ;
wares, most of which are sold under the trade name
1,920,000.
approximately
««
operating
<
First
and
a
facilities into'full .and .effediveproduct ion. Furtherrnqre, lie pointed out,
the losses in \the.,firsit quarter,
were sustained during the months of January arid February, In-March,
Alan Wood
Steel
approximately broke even. Mr. Wood reported a
continued improvertierit for the current month and
stated that the
California.
proceeds will be used by the company for additional
working capital to reduce the need for factoring of ac¬
$100
H. St., N. W., Washington, D. C.,
is
served
area
REVENUES—Consolidated
in
,
associates offered publicly
Angeles, and
be added to the com¬
adjoining areas in the states of Maryland and Virginia.
lation
Bank
banks
Mfg.
retail
and
affiliate
.
engaged in the purchase, distribution and sale of natural gas at
in metropolitan Washington, comprising the District of Columbia
is
California
United
WBC's
Co.—Common Offered—On April 25,
1962 Cruttenden & Co., Inc., 618 South Spring St., Los
paying for the 1962 construction
«x.t,.o...mately $19,700,000.
in
general funds for use
which is estunaiea
pany's
the <"»le will
from
are
compares
Wham-O
On
—
preferred stock, $4.80 series without par value, at
per share. The issue was oversubscribed.
proceeds
Co.
this year amounted to $5,062,447, equal to 30 cents a share.
with $6,100,858,
or
36
cents a share, in the first
quarter of 1961.
•
'
April 25, 1962, The First Boston Corp., New York City,
and Johnston, Lemon & Co., Atlanta, Ga., joint man¬
agers of an underwriting group, announced the public
offering of 150,000 shares of this firm's cumulative serial
PROCEEDS—Net
York.
New
Trust
Steel were
Wood
Alan
of
shareholders
progress
quarter
This
applications.—V. 194, p. 895.
military
in
&
in
stock.
common
the
ever,
Total
,
Washington Gas Light Co.—Preferred Offered
resulted
Commenting
told
>
Bank
shareholders
deposits of the 25 banks in the WBC' yystem rose 14%
to
$5,129,168,426 on March 31, 1962, from $4,514, >73,729 on March 31 y :
last year. Total loans and discounts, less reserves, increased- 13%
to$2,986,697,690 from $2,645,628,853, and total Cf rrital accounts climbed
.
Directors that no-action be taken on the -common stock dividend at "
-.to $414,083,366 from. $390,630,412 last year, Mr
King noted.*"
this time.-This course results from losses sustained in the first quarter
Consolidated net earnings
of Western Bancorporation in the first
•
.
,
share -of
Af*.;
196T' \
Bancorporation is the world's largest bank holding company
banks in the .11 western states a v.; d an international
•'
,/N.
meeting,
that
which
taxes
„
affiliate
Western
•
.'.i'v- vy
share earnings are based on 17,094,581 average
this year and 16,716,756 shares outstanding last
a
annual
""
the company has. sustained a .loss in operations .for the
first 'quarter* of 1962. This loss -amounted to $632,000' befole' income
'
38 cehts
their
At
informed
24-affiliate
with
bank
'
'
■
"
share, ' in the', like
"
Western
*
Acquisition—
VA A*•"V /yyVA
Omit Dividend--'
"
-
operating revenues increased 12%over the like
during, the start up
But ^consolidated
operating * expenses rose
19%,
Mr. * King y
tinued to encounter
explained, largely because of Increased -interest rates paid pn, savings' *
-
.
operating earnings
amounted- to
capital share, in the first quarter
King, .Chairman
of
the Board;
'■::-V,yyyy ■T'v.
Wood. Steel Co.--Shows Loss for Quarter-^
(Alan)
period.
of about
this year totaled $2,187,122 for a gain
quarter of $1,787,231. -L •
"•
' -
quarter sales
over
L.
year.
Consolidated
out¬
(9.4
quarter. Per
outstanding
shares
'
up
cents) per share, adjusted to shares
first three months of 1961 was $107,826.
$.094
for
Net
1,152,633
on
earnings
net
quarter
22',;
cents)
<8.7
Pre-tax
per
Frank
$6,417,826,: 6r
.
The
net
cents
36
1962,
reported.
;.y't'
This compare6^with
60%^
Inc»*~-Earnings Up
consolidated
company's
$6,127,936,
agent
Bancorporation—Earnings Down'Slightly:—.
1598.
..
J
•
k
.
The Irving Trust
for
the
Co.,
-
stock
common
New
of
York- City,-has
the
appointed
been
corporation.—V.
.
195,
p.
registrar
1855.
par
500,000 shs.
series
7,173
outsfng)
$5.00 series (60,000
outst'ng)
$4.60 convertible series (40,741 shs.
$4.25
shs.
shs.
(70,600
6,000
4,080
outstanding.)
New serial preferred
; ou
stk. (150,000 shs.
■if
outstanding)
Com, stock (no par) (3,036,78
'outstanding)
<
;*--
■
bits.-,,
<
i
4,000,000>shs.,
$38,203
UNDERWRITERS—The*' Underwriters namedl below have severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting agree¬
ment, to purchase from the company the following respective number
shares
of
the
serial
new
Ferris
&
17,800
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
Jones,
Kreeger & Co.—.
Mackall
Brown
Folger,
Inc
Co.,
Merrill
—V.
.
Smith
Fircly
195,
-
y
6,000
Becker
SilWtoiEARN^
2,000
Co.__'—
1,500
C00D MAIUN6 HABITS!
(Norman) Wiatt Co.—Common Offered—On April 25,
1962, Bear, Stearns & Co., New York City and Schwabacher .& Co.r .Sati Francisco, offered publicly 135,000
shares of this. firraV common stock at $9.50 per share.
Of the total, 45,000 shares' were sold for ! the company
and 90,000 for certain stockholders.
"
r
Net proceeds to 'the- company
general funds.
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of
State
California
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1970.
p.
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Lukens
Rohrbaugh & Co-
17,600
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11,250
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&
Brewer,
Byrant, Inc.
£i
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11,250
Rouse,
Lynch, Pierce, Fe:i-
&
ner
Fleming
1
Nolan,
,
Robinson
17,600
Sons
&
Co.
&
17,600
Alex.
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YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS'
Shares
17,800
Corp.
!
preferred stock:
Shares
First Boston
fV
)
.
—
of
'-Q-i' .JOv', .'»*
15,000
-
under; the: daw" of the
Its
principal offices and manu¬
Olympic Boulevard, Los
together with certain of its subsidiaries, is
engaged in the design, manufacture and sale, to retail stores, of several
on
facturing facilities are
Angeles. The company,
£ ■ V
seasonal
the
of
retail
lines
ladies'
of
casual
located
at
dresses.
shirt-waist
124
These
style,
and
East
dresses
sell
almost
are
primarily
in
the
exclusively
$25
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
stock
Outstanding
(par $1)—1,500,000shs.
underwriters, severally, have made a
commitment, subject to certain conditions, to purchase from the
and
the
stock
common
volving
selling
default
shares
set
of
be
may
stofkh^l
forth
°nn
or
respective
below.
Under
luo.o
«,liters,
purchased.
numbers
certain
than
;
J.
Barth
Alex.
Co.
&
&
&
Co.,
California
Eichler
Bateman,
11,300
Richards
&
&
3,350
Co..
-V.
C.
194,
Roberts
&
Co.,
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THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
6,650
1,350
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETEI
2.650
1,350
Inc.
'V;
6,650
3,350
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Wagenseller
&
Durst,
Inc
N.
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6,650
3,350
Inc..
Inc
Co.
Co.,
A
LiTTEfeANDSWVCKASESI
23,425
Sons
Dempsey-Tegeler
: :*•■•
23.425
5,700
First
Hill
of
'*'*,.-i'r',"-. 't:
Selling
Stockholders
11,575
Co
Brown
RETURN ADDRESS ON AliL
in¬
said
11,575
Co.—
&
&
all
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUB
From
Company
Stearns
Schwabacher
firm
com¬
shares
yy
^
From the'
Bear,
of
circumstances,
less
H
v405,000Ehs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
pany
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL!
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
of
^
$40
to
price range.
2,650
1.350
2.650
1,350
2,650
700
1,300
Inc
2490.
p.
Weinkles Liquor Stores, Inc.—Appointment—
The
Irving
Trust Co..
New
York
City,
has
been
a"d, dh',de'^ pur-wing agent for the
corporation.—V.
195,
p.
1970.
appointed
transfer
stock
common
of
MAIkSARlM lNTHE DAY-1181;
the
Werner Transportation
Co.—Earnings Higher—
The
of
which
from $87,085
President,
First
ok'1
or
in
the
77,606
tons,
March
31
quarter
•
».
p.
-
of
15
four
cents
$153,211
cents
a
26
or
income
was
share in
the
cents
from
1961
share
a
sale
of
in
the
tonnage
1961.
to
This
revenues
of
revenues
65,120
was
tons,
an
,
were
higher
$2,387,878
in
than
Tire
the
of
19.2%
previous
company
hauled
quarter
ending
producing $2,002,942
increase
any
in
in
the
'
same
revenue—V
A ;*y.yV':\y
1855,
i■
up
*
and
history of Werner Transportation.
producing
compared
IT'S THE BETTER WAY I
first
equipment,
period, Harvey L. Werner,
announced.
quarter
quarter
195,
earned
company
quarter,
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Number. 6155
Volume 195
.
Financial Chronicler
The Commercial and
.
.
(2083)
59
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Areata, Calif.
/ - V
Offering—Sealed bids will
ALABAMA
Bond
Decatur, Ala.
,
_.
.
c
?°inu 5
bonds
^
v-
r
offered
school
Los Angeles
be received until June 7 for the
eo nnnnon
rp.
La Canada Unified School District, gan & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Chemi- and interest (J-D) payable at the
purchase
A
Apnr24—
$960,000 water
of
school
rev-
.
f
•
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#
ajyndicate headed by.the Eqmt- «/,Buckeye Union SchoolDistrict,,y
able
Securities
Corp.,
as
2V2s
El Dorado County, Calif.
23/48,
98.02,
a
,
^
3.23%
members
Other
Nuveen
John
cate:
Company
&
B
Inc
•
a
w
Francisco,
and
5s
as
4s.
f r
k
Smith Inc.;
-White, Weld
Aneeles* Blvth & Co
Co. Taylor & Co
March 1 1962 Due on
March 1 from 1966 to 1976 incluInterest M-S. Legality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
e r e
Trust
Hartford National Bank & Trust
Co.;
Company.
Dean Witter & Co.;
& Co.; Reynolds &
and j
A
Legality
Robinson,
Robinson
~
Van
^
Tnf^n
^
'
fered
were
a.m.
totah?|-$2n18,?l2?, °fwere'Awarded
—v. 19a, P- 1711—were awarded
chase
offered April
23—v. 195, p. 1971—were awarded
to a
syndicate headed by John
Nuveen & Co., at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 3.35%, as
B. Hanauer & to., as o /as,
a?
101,49' a basls 01
about 3.30%.
Carrison'
Pierce
•
chase
George
M Wood
Co.; Third National Bank, Nashville, and Mid-South Securities
&
Co.
.
Warrant
refunding warrants
follows:
$1,468,000 Series A warrants, as
4V4s, 3V4s, 3.30s and 3.40s.
Series B warrants,
4y4s, 3V4s, 3.30s, and 3.40s.
the
members
R
B.
Baxter
of
"j
J.
Other
patp.
cate.
Trifipn
&
van
Van
syndiRr' Co
&
Co.,
lngen
First
Co.,
as
Michigan
of
Corporation, Courts & Co., Leedy,
Wheeler & Alleman, Inc., William
Mericka
J.
Co.
&
Storz-
and
10
announces/ that
will be received until
bids
(CST)
a.m.
1962.
Due
on
Feb.
1QQ9. inclusive.
1992 finriiisivp-:
1^0 r0CGiv6d until 8
1965 to
from
1
F-A
F-A.
TnfprPst
Interest
gality approved by White,
ley, Arant, All & Rose.
T,eLe-
Brad-
Alabama
7
n
1QQp
T
1
City High School Dist.
N. T.
gnat,- County
sealed
A.
3s,
at
the
basis of about 2.97%.
lto,
and
on
w^dle
25
,
.
of April
7
n
^
•
£g-V
county uierK,
#
Calif
County
Cllrk
^Countv
ceive sealed
ino until 11
District,
April
a
sTrZrd^no
~
>Wardie,
•
^
Port
issue
our
BondOfferi
Sale—Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
associates
bonds. Dated June
^
^
1, 1962. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1965 to 1992 inclusive,
ALASXA
Fairbanks
Francisco; Weeden & Co.; KenMacArthur & Co.; Stone &
Youngberg, and C. N. White &
Pn
af
Co., as 3s, at a nrir>P nf 100.97, a
price of inn Q7 n
will
re-
win
re-
San Bernard-
bids
in
a.m.
(PDST)
on
purchase of
building
bonds.
May
$40,000
Dated
the
for
school
May 1, 1962. Due on May 1 from
1963^ to 1970 inclusive.
Interest
pur-
nc
Indep. School District, f
Fremont, Calif.
Offering—Denny G. Bre-
aid, Clerk of Board of Directors,
bids
sealed
receive
will
8
"
8
until
(PST). on May 9 for the pur¬
chase of $3,000,000 school bonds.
-
p.m.
June
Dated
terest
1, 1962.
1963 to
from
1
Due
on
June
1882 inclusive.
In¬
J-D... Legality approved by
Horowitz,
Thorgrimson,
Preston,
Bond
City
Offering
Don
—
Santa
Briggs,
Bond
receive sealed
-T
bids until 2 p.m. (PDST) on May
8
8 for thP purchase of S51 170 000
for the mirphasp of $1,170,000
improvement bonds. Dated June 1,
Clerk,
i.-,
1962. Due
1992
will
r.
on
.
June
inclusive.
from
1
Interest
TVT
T\/r
r»T-vr-im \
Sale—An issue of $1,100,-
Bond
000
sewer
choll
shall
bonds
Mnver;.
Rr
&
on
Moyer,
was
sold to Mar41/^c
ac
4V4s
as
and
and
Sonoma County,
4<=
4s.
o.on
2:30
~
bids
in
Santa
m-noT\
of
T\/r«,,r
f g
Bonds
y
I
'
paid a premium of
combination of 6%,
set
2.726%.
May
1
a
The
price of
interest
net
bonds
1963
from
dollar
to
cost
mature
1982
o
on
inclu-
The bonds just sold are the secx-
:
j
a>rrn
aaa
11
am
I
interest
1I11C1C3L
and
dllU
aaa
Town
(M-N)
paypaj' -
Offering—President
announces
«^phn
W.
of
Torpey
that sealed bids will be
until
received
*1
(EDST)
noon
oublic
fi(50 000
q>I,ODU,UUU
works
pUDllC
Preston^ Thorgrimson, Horowitz, to 1987 inclusive. Principal and
a 53 - mile county - wide network
of high-capacity, divided express-
on
WUXK5
bonds
OUIiab,
elusive.
1963 to
Starin
&
on
Aug.
1972 inclusive.
In-
Legality approved by
Ellis.
0nd
interest
(M-N)
payable at
County Treasurer's office./
in March
the
ways
CALIFORNIA
county-
COUnt.
Huntington Beach School Dist.,
Alameda
and
County Flood Control
Conservation
Water
Zone No. 6
Bond
District,
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
Sale—An
000 Series G bonds
Wells
Fargo
cisco,
as
5s,
Bank
issue
of
$150,-
sold to the
was
San
of
Fran-
3%s, B^s, 3V4s and
3s.
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due on
May 1 from 1963 to 1992 inclusive,
Interest
(by
M-N-.
Orrick,
& Sutcliffe;-
Legality approved
Dahlquist, Herrington
.
*
:•
Orange County, Calif.
of
1961.
bids
in
Offering—L.
Santa-Ana
rlt,es
a.m.
The
from
1
on
1982
school
Dated
1
Chase
-Manhattan
Bank;
to
1963
to
Due
on
1982
in-
on
May
for the purschool bonds,
1962.-Due on
1
of $1,000,000
Watson.
„
„
.
V™
"
,
15 for the
purchase
utilities
of
$1,-
bonds.
revenue
„
ruroZS ir
dt ine ^nase lviannaixan ±janK or
New York City. Legality approved
by Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
Florida
Development Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Bond SaJe
OdlC
The road
JL lit; IOdU
—
totaling
revenue
reVtUUC
<159 450 000
nfferod
otatallng ^'4aU'bUb_oltered
23—v.
awarded to
a
195,
group
banks,
$2,000,000
3.20s,
basis,
1,450,000
as 3s,
as
Clay
at
a
1856—were
of Florida na¬
p.
follows:
County bonds,
as
price of 100.005,
a
cost of about 3.19%.
Okaloosa County bonds,
at a price of 100.001, a
basis of about 2.99%.
Ormond Beach, Fla.
Bond
Offering
—
City Auditor
and Clerk Gerald F. Althouse an¬
will
that the City
receive
until 11
Commission
bids
May 8 for
separate sealed
(EST)
a.m.
on
the purchase of $2,600,000 revenue
June
1,
1962.
J-D-
Interest
bonds, as follows:
$1,300,000 water and sewer, Series
A, bonds. Due on Sept. 1 from
1966 to 1995 inclusive.
./ '•-•
1,300,000 subordinate water and
Legality approved by Robins0I1] RSbinson & Cole.
„
Groton, Conn.
Bond
Offering—Alfred S. Hard-
-
sewer
bonds. Due on
Sept.
1
from 1966 to 1997 inclusive.
ing, Town Manager, will receive
Bankers Trust Co.; Morgan Guar-, sealed bids c/o Hartford National
anty Trust Co. of New York; The Bank & Trust Company, Trust
Dated
April
15,
First Boston Corp.; Blyth & Co., Department,
777
Main
Street,
April 15 from 1963 to 1982 inclu- Inc.;
Harris Trust &
Savings Hartford, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
sive. Principal and interest (A-O) Bank; Smith, Barney & Co.; Con-- May 3 for the purchase of $325,000
payable at the County Treasurer's tinental
Illinois National Bank public improvement bonds.. Dated
off ice. ^.Legality approved by and Trust Co. of Chicago;
.
.June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from
O'Melveny & Myers.
• ■
C. J Devine & Co.; Glore, For1963 to 1972 inclusive. Principal
(PDST)
chase
bv
nounces
bonds.
from
,
»f.the under"
include.
1963
inclusive.
350,000
'
,
11
June
Due
C1 ias*
:
B.
until
will
jointly
planned
by
the
and its 16 incorporated
Wallace, ' °t,her
County Clerk, will receive sealed writing group
Bond
Proceeds
m
Patterson, Freeman, Richardson &
May 9 for the purchase of $2,000,000 bonds, as follows:
June
from
terest F-A.
Due
JS^bids'^a'
a^nr^tbp
) on May » tor tne
^
n\
omsTi
Hartford, .Conn.
Council,
Sis-
Dated^Nov^1 1961 Tue
Nov
1 from^^964 to 2001* inclusive
In
LrestM-N LeeaSitv annroved oy
terest M-j\ legality approved
tional
Bond
j
Dated June 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
1963 to 1991 inclusive. Prin-
^artby*
East
c,
.
Offering—Secretary
a,m
on^
April
be used to further construction of
1
April 1, 1962.
im.
...
ter M' Trinita Flood, O. P., an-
bonds
offering from a $70,000,000
authorization approved by voters
Dated
~
from
„°^Pa^y?}.
(PDST) on May 8 for
the
purchasev of $93,000 school
building bonds. Dated May 15,
1962. Due on May 15 from 1965
p.m.
/D
Village) rFla.
Legality approved by
x-'Cgcun.y
appiuv*
Hoyt, Washburn & Mc-
Reed,
9
FLORIDA
r
thp Citv Trust ComDanv of
|
abAe,at_the
* Danbury.
J-'cinuuiy-
sive
until -
Rosa
Hiehwav
bonds.' The
100:055%
Calif.
Offering—Eugene D. Wil-
™
Principal
X"! JUIUXpaJl
rm/lonirvilin,,
(19611
U
'
p
^
R
May
Dated ^
1962' Dueinclusive.
0n May
1
from
1964
to
1982
$4,399 for a
2%, 21/4%, 2i/2%, 2.60%, 2%% and
liams, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
A
ahout
Barry College (P. O.Mtqmi Shores
935,000
be received until 11 a.m. (EDST)
on May 9 for the purchase of $8,900,000
school
building
bonds.
Calif.
April 26 purchased $8,-
group
2.90%
Bond
<5
Rr
The
Harmony Union School District,
(P.O. Anchorage), Alaska
County,
until
rpboivori
& o. A. underwilting syn-
Series B.
gality opproved by Orrick, Dahlouist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Spenard Public Utility Dist. No. 1
Clara
ha«?i«! of
a
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
s.
-
Sale—A Bank of America
000,000
Le¬
Starin & Ellis.
.
T*
dicate
1964 to
J-D,
Pa
Rr
100 68
100-b8> a basis of about 2.93%.
Danbury, Conn. /
Walker & Co.; Fahnestock & Co.;
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Eddieman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.
basis of about 2.90%.
Alaska
Bond
Waiir^T-
a
&
d Oif fer.ing—Robert M.
Hendricks City Clerk, will receive
by sealed bids until noon (EST) on
?yuriwto,|yu,|
Wertheim & Co.; W. H. Morton
& Co., Inc.; City National Bank &
Trust Co., Kansas City, Mo.; G. H.
ower,
Trust
on
Dennis
chased $2,850,000 2%%, 2.90%,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
3%, 3.10% and 4%% bonds due
be. received until 10 a.m. (CST)
195, p. 1859—were awarded to a 1964-1992 at a price of 100.002, a M-N.
Legality approved
on May 8 for the purchase of $2,syndicate composed of the Bank net interest cost of about 3.02%. O'Melveny & Myers.
000,000 hospital tax, anticipation of America N. T. & S. A. of San
Associates in the offering are:
.
MMwrrTinrr
..
p.
offered
lS^under tte «5ip-
p
,
f
California
Bond
&
tion, "Sonoma County, Valley of
the Moon County Water District."
Interest J-J. Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
f
in
report
"in Riverside until lO
Sacramento-Yolo
Rr
Herriflgtdn
195,
Peque-
inclusive.
of
price
a
Dahlquist,
$1,206,000
April 24—
1856—were awarded to
Sutcliffe.
A.
Clerk, will receive
«jc„
as
RprrirtoiMTi
pur¬
Sale—The
bonds
Bond
G.
a.m.
San
of
bids
—
Legality approved by
nahln,,i«f
Orrick,
(PDST) on June 4 for the
purchase > of
$1,600,000
school
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
Due on July 1 from 1963 to 1982
School Dist.,
S.
&
Offering
J-D.
Orrinlr
^
of the Harris
Savings Bank of Chicago; Rand & Co., and Laird, Bissell & Meads, as 3s, at a price of
June
on
re-
a.m.
group composed
inclusive. In-
1992
1963 to
from
terest
v.
150 000 watpr bonds
Due
q
11
Vernon, Conn.
a
j^ed^June^1 ^1962
until
May 9 for the
$2,300,000 housing
Bond
school
niirPba<?p of
Counties, Calif.
Bond
bonds offered April 17—v. 195, p.
1599-were awarded to the Bank
a
t'
1Qfi4
t
1QR9
Riverside and San Bernardino
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
;10o.23,
f
1
announces
to 2001 inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality approved by Ropes & Gray.
Bond °fferin& — Alma Loyal,
Secretary of Board of Directors,
will receive sealed bids until 8
P-m- (PDST) on May 9 for the
on
Interest J-D. Legality
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Dahlquist
Riverside
•
Francisco,
i
Tutip
Tntprpc+
inclusive.
approved
May
America
Datod
"
Ju
on
inr»ln«ivp
Segundo Unified School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
S a 1 e- -The" $1,250,000
school bonds offered April 17—v.
County Hospital Board,
./ l.,
bonds
Due
El
Mobile
y
e
15, 1962. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office,
of
f PDST)
d m
bids
Mo,r
™
on
of
Valley of the Moon Water District,
Sonoma County, Calif.
Mav 7 for the nurrhaVe of *finnnnn
91,000 bonds, 1962, Series A. Due
on May
15 from 1969 to 1987
May 8 for the
on
purchase of $2,000,000 hospital tax
anticipation bonds. Dated June 1,
/vnen
purchase of $1,-
the
for
sealed
(EDST)
750,000 school bonds.
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
El Monte Union High
Angeles County, Calif.
/ Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received in Los Angeles until
&
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
inclusive.
,
Herrington
May 22
"n,,^
r»
m an
ceive
■
and interest
Stevens;
sealed
a
Los
Legality approved by
Vice-President
—
Littlefield
W.
and
dining revenue bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from 1964
Torrance Unified School District,
Placerville Municipal Sewer Dist.
No. 2, Calif.
$9?000 bonds, 1957, Series D. Due
on
May 15 from ig63 to 1969
1963
Dated
Hospital Board
O. Mobile), Ala.
Offering—Chairman Le-
Bon d
Roy
u
nnn
Qn
Sutcliffe.
liams, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids in- Santa •itUod until
Rosa tiiiin
2:30 p.m. (PDST) on May 15 for
the purchase
of $100,000 school
building bonds, as follows:
/
building bonds, as follows.
<tn
Due
Dahlquist,
inclusive.
Mobile County
v
Orrick,
.
Wachob-Bender Co.
'fi (P.
terest A-O.
Bond Offering
that the Board of Trustees will
_
April
j fr0m 1963 to 1987 inclusive. In-
County, Calif
Offering—Eugene D. Wil-
Bond
„
on
of
dSC°' as 5s' 3%S' 3s' 3V4S and ls- Sutcliffe.
Dated April ^ 1962
Cotati School District Sonoma
.
1,472,000
(PDST)
Los Gatos Joint Union High Sch.
-
3Vas, at
as
University of Bridgeport (P. O.
Bridgeport), Conn.
Gadsden, Ala.
Sale — The $2,940,000
Co
Inc ;
•
revenue bonds of20—v. -195, p. 1712awarded to the Housing and
B ° n d„,0"erin.?rR'
JaT!,' Hom.e Finance Agency,
County San
Clerk, will receive sealed a price of par.
bids in
Diego until 10:30
i
facility,
service
April
Henry
&
wTbern
n
-
^rimtory
May 8 for the pur¬
$1,085,000 school bonds.
rington & Sutcliffe. "VDistrict, Santa Clara and Santa
Dated June 1, 1962.
Due on June
Centralia School District, Orange
z Lounties> Lalif'
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,- ,1 from 1964 to 1986 inclusive. InCounty, Calif.
000 School bonds was sold to the terest J-D. Legality approved by
Bond
Sale—The school bonds wells Fareo Bank of San Fran
HrriMr
nahimTict
FTnrrinafnn
Rr
<eoia nnn
nfforW
Anrii
17
AS
an
°* ban *ran- Orrick, Dahlquist, Hernngton &
Conrts'
I\
first mortgage
'
.
.
-
Bond Sale—The $1,200*000 col-
lege
J
High Schoot
Cole.
&
;
by
approved
„
w
!*£
^™
Rr
District, San Diego County, Calif.
Hogle
nej interest cost of about 3.05%
a
T
R
•
^
Inc
1'
"a price'of'102.58,
& Co., as 3y4s, at
Tnr
Sweetwater Union
Slve-
*
Co
to
comoanv of Los Angeles; HornCompany of Los Aneeles: Hornblower & Weeks^ R. H. Moulton &
»
America N.T. & S. A.
™
1711—w
p.
New 'York
Bank
ggfiCo
Dated
Atlanta;
Co
Humohrev
-
*e«?a
San
of
syndi-
Co.; Trust
Georgia,
of
Robinson
the
of
,
offered
bonds
195,
cal
.
$2,750,000 'Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
awarded to a syndicate composed Co., Inc.; J. Barth & Co.; John
of the Security-First I National;Nuveen & Co., Inc.; E. F. Hutton
and 3V4s, at a price of t
Bond Sale-An issue of $115,000
net interest cost of about school building bonds was sold to
m
o
a
3s
building
v;/April 24—v.
bonds>
enue
l;95,.p. 1856—were awarded to
County, Calif.
Sal e—The
Bond
•
Dated
Sept. 1, 1961. Interest
M-S. Legality approved by Caldwen} Trimble & Mitchell.
_
.
iampa, tia. „•
.;
Bond Sale—Kidder, Pea body &
Co. and associates-on April 26 was
awarded an issue of $15,400,000
*;
/
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
the
3%
cago, as
1962.
Due
Feb.
on
inclusive,
2002
series
bonds,
revenue
sewer
1
from
The
1966 to
group
was
high bidder for the issue at com¬
petitive sale on a bid of 100.0104
for the combination of coupons, a
Note—The
the
report
24—v. 195,
LaSalle County
(P. O.
(P. O. Marietta), Ga.
Bond
Sale—The
$1,950,000
i n g—Herbert C.
"school
building
bonds
offered
M c C 0 11 u m,
Commissioner
of
April 18—v. 195, p. 1712—were
Roads and Revenues, will receive awarded to a
syndicate composed
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
of the Northern Trust Company
10
500,000
enue
Due
on
Jan.
inclusive.
from
1
Legality
J-J.
Interest
1992
1963 to
approved by Kelley & Mobley.
the
for
and
23/4s, at
000
16
will
Clerk,
until 2 p.m.
the
for
1963
to
M-N.
inclusive.
1999
Legality
Peoria
by
Charles & Trauernicht.
the
National
First
Trust
Bank; Harris
& Savings Bank; Northern
Trust
Company;
price
Chicago,
all
Manhattan
of
and
Bank
of
the
New
York
City, as 27/8s, at a price of
100.54, a basis of about 2.82%-.
Other members of the
syndi¬
cate: First National City Bank and
Bankers
Trust
Co., both
of New
York; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Philadelphia National Bank; A. C.
Allyn
&
Co.;
Mellon
National
Bank
&
Trust
Shields
Co., of Pittsburgh;
Co.; Paine, Webber,
Curtis; W. H. Morton
&
Jackson
&
&
Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild &
Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.. Inc.; American Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Chi¬
cago;
First National B a n k
in
Dallas;
City
National
Bank
&
from
In¬
Legality approved by
terest M-S.
Fizzell.
-
-
University of Kansas (P. Oi
Lawrence), Kan.
*
receive
sealed
bids
until
11
(CDST) on May 24 for the
purchase of $2,100,000 housing
revenue
bonds.
Dated
April
1,
1962.
1999
Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1965 to
Counties
Community Unit School
District No. 300 (P. O.
-
Dundee), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $392,000
school building bonds was sold to
1963
Due on May 1
1962.
In¬
inclusive.
1973
to
Legality approved by
terest M-N.
Cutler, and Grafton,
Chapman &
Lewis
County (P. O.
Vanceburg),-Ky.
•
Iowa City,
(EST)
on
—
bonds
bids
until
1
sealed
May 3 for the purchase
and
Bond Offering—Sealed
received
bids will
p.m.
May 1 for the pur¬
chase of $325,000 school building
im.pfovement and equipment
semi-annually
to Jan.
terest
1, 1974.
payable
2
p.m.
on
Nov.
on
from
1
1963
Interest M-N.
to
1981
Legality
Sale—An
000 sewer bonds was
21/2s, at
as
a
May
1, 1962.
from July 1,
Due
1963
Principal and in¬
at
the
Madison
Mt. Pleasant
Bond
Community School
Offering—Thelma
Wil¬
bids
until
1
(CST) on
May 8 for the purchase of $525,000 school btiilding bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1962.
1963
man
Due
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
1981
to
M-N.
Interest
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler.
Paullina
Community School Dist.,
offered
bonds
$490,000 school
April 11—-v. 195,
1713—were awarded to a group
composed of Becker & Cownie,
Bond
Offering—Leo
T.
Hatch,
Secretary of School Building Cor¬
poration, will receive sealed bids
Inc.;
Inc.,
at
a
Moines National
White-Phillips
Co.,
Iowa-Des
Bank,
and
cost
2.90s, 3s, 3.10s and 3.20s,
price of 100.01, a net interest
as
Stein
to
the
of about
p.
as
par,
school
offered
1857—were
Bros.
Equitable
Eastern
&
Boyce,
3.46%.
received
be
May
on
until
for
16
$6,875,000
1
p.m.
the
revenue
pur¬
bonds,
1963
to
1997
housing
Feb.
Feb.
from
1,
1965
to
2002
in¬
until 2 p.m.
KANSAS
group composed of John Nuveen
&
Co.; Becker & Cownie, Inc., and
White-Phillips Co., Inc., as 3%s,
2%s, 3s and 3,20s.
Sale—An
issue
of
923.62
000 school construction bonds
was
Bond
Offering—Mrs.
Watson, City
Gretna), La.
&
April
Sal e—The
12—v.
to
Hattier
$285,offered
1713—were
composed of
Sanford;
Scharff
&
195,
a
&
(P. O.
•.><>.
■
certificates
sewer
awarded
p.
group
Ladd Dinkins & Co.;
Co, Inc., and Howard,
Jones, Inc.;
&
Dorsey
Co,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs
5s and 43/4s.
as
Jefferson
&
Parish, East Jefferson
Water Works District No. I (Pi
O.
Gretna), La.
April 12
water certificates offered
1713—were awarded
to a group composed of Hattier &
Sanford; Scharff & Jones, Inc.;
Ladd Dinkins & Co.; Dorsey &
195, p.
—v.
Co, Inc., and Howard, Weil, La¬
bouisse, Friedrichs & Co, as 5s
and 4%s.
.
Morgan City, La.
C; R.
bids
Offering—Mayor
Bond
Brownell will receive sealed
(CST) on May 15 for
purchase of $1,130,000 munic¬
ipal
auditorium
bonds;
Dated
July 1, 1962. Due on July 1 from
1963 to i987
inclusive.. Interest
until 7 p.m.
the
J-J,
Legality approved by Chap¬
man;
& Cutler.
^
Port Commission
of New Orleans
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
Sam
Offering—Secretary
Bond
Jr.
Israel,
announces
that
Commissioners will
Board
of
ceive
sealed
2
until
bids
(CST) on May 15 for
chase of $25,000,000 port
the
re¬
p.m,
the pur¬
improve¬
July 1, 1962.
Due on July 1 from 1972 to 1997
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
bonds.
ment
Dated
Wood, King, Daw¬
approved by
&
son
Logan.
New Orleans, La.
Independence, Ky.
$690,-
Friedrichs
Labouisse,
Weil,
Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
Hays School District, Kan.
Bond
Jones, Inc.; Ladd Dinkins & Co.;
Dorsey & Co., Inc., and Howard,
Certificate Sale—The $74,727.37
system bonds.
1962.
Due on
the
a
$411,365.13
certificates offered
April 12—v. 195, p. 1713—were
awarded
to
a
group
composed
of Hattier & Sanford; Scharff &
paving
inclusive.
M-N.
Dated
1
(P. O. Gretna),
Louisiana
Weil,
consolidated educa¬
tional buildings bonds. Dated
May 1, 1962. Due on May 1
3,375,000
Le¬
LOUISIANA
Jefferson Parish
Certificate
follows:
Interest
Due on May
1962.
1,
gality approved by Grafton, Fer¬
guson & Fleischer.
.ov.'V.;
$3,500,000
from
May
1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
solidated Sewerage District
Offering—Secretary of
Board of Regents Lois Colley an¬
nounces that separate sealed bids
chase of
Dated
Kentucky State College
(P. O. Richmond), Ky.
will
May 4 for the purchase of $150,bonds.
Securities
To, as 5s and 4%s.
3J/2s and 314s,
a net interest
Jefferson Parish, East Bank Con¬
Bond
as
Iowa
195,
Corp., jointly,
at a price of
(EST)
Sale—The
Bond
and
bonds
revenue
21—v.
Barnett,
Certificate Sale—The
Sale—The $310,000
building
Carl
000 school building revenue
street
Hopkinsville), Ky.
Bond
p.m.
p.
Corporation (P. O. Portage), Ind.
3.82%.
Christian County (P. O.
April
Secretary of Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed and
oral
$875,000 water
19—
p.
awarded
son.
Portage Township School Building
195,
—
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 9 a.m. (EST) on
offered April
bonds
by
approved
City), Ky.
Offering
Bond
1713—were awarded to
a
syndicate composed of Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger; Robert
L. Conners & Co.; Magnus & Co.;
Pohl & Co., Inc.; Seasongood &
Mayer, and Westheimer & Co.,
as
3v4s, 3y2s, 33/4s and 4s, at a
price of 98.05, a net interest cost
v.
$500,sold recently
basis of about 2.36%.
a
Bank & Trust Company, in
Madi¬
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller.
Sale—The
Bond
revenue
of
price of 100.81,
Legality
Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
McCreary County (P.O. Whitley
Iowa
issue
bonds." Dated March 1, 1962.
March 1 from 1964 to 1988
on
;
to the First National Bank of Chi¬
cago,
to 2001
Due
Legality
KENTUCKY
of about
Mason City,
Bond
District, Iowa
on
Dated
at
son,
1:30
until
bids
oral
receive
will
1964
from
1
Interest A-O.
approved by Dean and Dean.
(P. O.
May 1 for the purchase
county public hospi¬
bonds.
Dated June 1,
1962.
(CST)
by
Corporation, Indiana
Oct.
on
Campbell County, County Water
Dist. (P. O. Fort Thomas), Ky.
of $1,283,000
'Madison Consolidated Schools
bonds.
inclusive.
4s.
as
Treasurer,
p.m.
1,
1976.
Legality approved
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
(CDST)
enue
enue
the
to
Oskaloosa), Iowa
Offering—W. E. Holmes,
County
re¬
$1,500,000
municipal
bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1962.
Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1963 to July
be
sold
was
Mahaska County
F.
will
of
:
of $4,500
special
as¬
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
George
Controller,
sealed
Iowa
issue
improvement
Bond
Due
Wayne, Ind.
Offering
City
&
18 for the purchase of
student apartment rev¬
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
May
$600,000
on
Due
Sale—An
inclusive.
Bond
Chapman
by
'
Bond
tal
Gable,
Le¬
inclusive.
school
$40,000
INDIANA
Offering—Secretary
Bond
Virginia
Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
of
Board of Liquidation of City Debt
R.
Toledano
O.
announces
that
sold to the Commerce Trust Com¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
sealed bids will be received until
May 3 for the purchase of $465,000
waterworks
revenue
bonds.
10
Offering—Pauline J. Nel¬
of Kansas City and Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., jointly, as 3s,
Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed and oral
2V2s, 2%s and 27/8s. Dated May 1,
1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 to
Dated
March
March
1
1978 inclusive.
sive.
'
Clinton
inclusive.
Kane. McHenry, Cook and DeKalb
Dated May 1,
y ;
(CDST) on May 8 for cost of about 3.02%.
clusive.
Interest F-A.
purchase of $1,265,000 first
Sioux City, Iowa
Co., of Kansas City; Laid- mortgage revenue bonds. Dated
Franklin, Ky.
law & Co.;
Bond Sale—The bonds totaling
Mercantile National May 1, 1962. Due on July 1 from
B o n d Offering—A. B. Caudill,
Bank in Dallas; C. F. Childs & 1964
to
1988 inclusive.
Interest $2,225,000
offered
April
16—v. City
Clerk, will receive sealed
Co.; National Boulevard Bank of J-J. Legality approved by Ross, 195, p. 1713—were awarded to a bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on May
Chicago; Hayden, Miller & Co.; McCord, Ice & Miller.
syndicate headed by Halsey, Stu¬ 8 for the purchase of $1,180,000
Rand & Co.; Ernest & Co.; Rob¬
art & Co., Inc., as follows:
water and sewer revenue bonds.
Union Townships (P. O.
inson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.,
and
$1,200,000 bridge bonds, as 3s and Dated March 1, 1962. Due on Dec.
Losantville), Ind.
Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.
2.90s, at a price of 100.09, a 1 from 1962 to 2000 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Earl Rawlings,
net
interest
cost
of
about
Galva, III.
Georgetown, Kentucky
Trustee, will receive sealed bids
2.94%. ■
/
Bond Sale—The $225,000 sewer
until 2 p.m. (EST) on May 3 for
Bond
Offering—Mason Arm¬
bonds offered April 17—v. 195, p.
525,000
street
improvement
the purchase of $75,200 bonds, as
strong, City Clerk j will receive
1856—were awarded to the First
bonds, as 23/4S, at a price of
follows:
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
National Bank of St. Louis.
100.05, a basis of about 2.74%.
on
$37,600 School Township bonds.
May 3 for the purchase of
Havana, III.
500,000 flood construction bonds, $150,000 school building revenue
Due semi-annually from July
Bond Offering — Phoebe
as
3%s, 2V4S and 2y2s, at a bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due
1, 1963 to Jan. 1, 1973.
Laumeyer, City Clerk, will re¬
price of 100.03, a net interest on May 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
37,600 Civil Township bonds.
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
cost of about 2.46%.
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Due semi-annually from July
(CDST) on May 10 for the pur¬
Other members of the syndi¬ Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
1, 1963 to Jan. 1, 1973.
chase of $300,000 waterworks and
cate: Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Dated May 1, 1962.
Harrodsburg, Ky.
Payable at Eastman
sewerage revenue bonds.
Dated
Dillon, Union Securities
June 1, 1962„vDue on June -1 from the Farmers State Bank of Lo¬
& Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Paine, \. • Bond Offerings-Mary G. Ren1964
to
1991
inclusive.
Interest santville.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; A. G. fro, City Clerk, will receive sealed
J-D. Legality approved by Charles
until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on
Becker & Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt & bids
IOWA
& Trauernicht.
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; The May 8 for the purchase of $120,Cedar Falls, Iowa
s c h o 01
building
revenue
Illinois University (P. O. Urbana),
Illinois Company; First of Iowa 000
Bond Sale—The $700,000 sewer Corp.,'and Robert K. Wallace & bonds. Dated April 1, 1962. Due
Illinois
on April
1 from 1963 to 1984 in¬
Bond Offering—H. O. Farber, revenue bonds offered April 23— Co.
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Vice-President and
Comptroller, v. 195, p. 1857—were awarded to
a.m.
(EST) on
Ferguson & Fleischer.
-
Trust
will
until 2 p.m.
May 9 for the purchase of $1,260,building revenue bonds.
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
O. Peoria), III.
Sale—The
Fort
to
1963
Interest A-O.
Tipton State Bank,
3.22%.
nois National Bank & Trust Com¬
Chase
County School District
Corporation, as 3%s,. at a
of 100.25, a basis of about
Bond
Continental Illi¬
pany,
sealed bids
receive
Clerk,, will
Court
000 school
Kasten,
from
Oct. 1
on
appTbved
bonds
April 19—v. 195, p. 1858—
awarded to the Municipal
were
ceive
Chicago Board of Education, III.
Bond
Sal e—The
$16,500,000
school
building bonds offered
April 25—v. 195, p. 1712—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Due
Cutler.
Shearson, Hammill &
No. 63 (P.
Interest
approved
1960.
sessment
fered
receive sealed
(CDST) on May
purchase of $1,235,000
water
works
and sewerage im¬
provement revenue bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1961. Due on May 1 from
City
bids
a.m.
M. Lamont,
Offering—W.
Bond
Fiscal
(CST) on May 3 for the purchase
$1,500,000
building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on Sept.
Business and Fi¬
2000 inclusive.
building and equipment bonds of¬
Offering—Charles Moss,
Bond
Offering—Carl
Bond
Vice-President,
sewer
Bend
Benton, Illinois
10
re¬
of
&
$150,-
of
issue
Co.
of
unlimited ta^ bonds.
bids,;until
sealed
that
will
Des Moines), Iowa
gality
improvement
sewer
sold to
was
$1,900,000 revenue bonds.
1,600,000
price of 100.001, a
about 2.64%.
a
Sale—An
Bond
$3,500,000
follows:
purchase
bonds, as
sewer
4
June
ceive
announces
Education
of
Board
(P. O.
Louisville), Ky.
.
Marengo, Illinois
until
bids
sealed
arate
Jefferson County
Chicago;
ILLINOIS
Village Manager, will receive sep¬
Monday, April 30, 1962
Bon d
Offering—Secretary of
Bond Offering—Geo. M; Plumnance,
will receive sealed bids
Harriman.,Ripley & until 10 a.m. (CST) on May 10 Board of Regents Max Bickford mer, County Court Clerk, will re¬
announces that sealed bids will be
Co., Inc.; William Blair & Co.; for the* purchase of $1,825,000 dor¬
ceive sealed bids until
1 p.m.
The Illinois Company, and Mul- mitory
and
student
apartment received at the State Office Build¬ (EST). on1 May t for the purchase
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
laney, Wells & Co., as 2%s, 2V2S
1, ing, Topeka, until 10 a.m. (CST) of $230,000 school building rev¬
of
net interest cost of
Arlington Heights, III.
Bond
Offering—L. A. Hanson,
(P. O.
.
Man¬
Stinson, Mag,^ Thomson, McEvers
Drake University
e r
for the purchase of $2,water and sewerage rev¬
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
May
Kerr
A.
T.
ager
Co., jointly, as 3V4S and 3VzS.
Offering—Business
Bond
the
Sale—The
Bond
Cobb County
O f f
1972.
p.
Council Bluffs, Iowa:
pk 1600—were awarded to Shaw,
McDermott & Co., and Quail &
Township High
School District No. 120
LaSalle), Illinois
Bond
issue of April
our
.
Topeka School District, Kan.
foregoing supersedes
in
$32,000 street
J-D. Legality approved by Chap¬
improvement special assessment
man & Cutler.
bonds offered April
16—v. 195,
GEORGIA
tf
of
a
April 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
1979 to 1981
inclusive. Interest
cost of 3.45689%.
interest
net
3%s, at
basis
a
Bank of Chi¬
price of 100.07,
about 3.24%. Dated
First National
5%, 4%, 31/2%, 3V4%, 3.40%, and
.
Comunity School
District, Iowa
Bond
son,
bids
until
4:30
p.m.
(CST) on
May 2 for the purchase of $340,000 school building bonds.
pany
Interest M-S.
Le¬
gality approved by Stinson, Mag,
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell.
.
from
Interest
1,
1962.
1967
M-S.
Due
on
to 2002 inclu¬
Legality ap¬
Joseph R. Rubin, and
Chapman & Cutler.
proved
by
a.m.
(CST)
of
purchase
water and
1964
to
May 23 for the
sewerage,
drainage bonds.
July 1, 1962.
J-J.
on
$2,000,000
1987
Dated
Due on July 1 from
inclusive.
.
Interest
Legality approved by Wood,
King, Dawson & Logan.
Volume
New
Certificate
Number
195
6155
bids
sealed
until
10
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(EDST)
Orleans, La. • :•
Offering—Robert
May 1 for the pur¬
$150,000
water
loan
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
chase
E.
Develle, Director of Finance, will
receive
.
June
a.m.
-
on
of
-
from
1
1963
to
J-J.
Legality approved by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.
terest
'
'-.V
'•
•
••
_
t
,'r '
'
A.
;
V
..
.
;
by Mil¬
Stone. '
Michigan State University of
Agriculture and Applied Science
$1,310,000
school project loan bonds offered
April' 25—v.' 195, - p. 1857—were
a group coihposed of
Kidder, Peabody
Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; W. E.
frene, President of School Board, Hutton & Co., and Coffin & Burr,
will receive sealed bids until 7 as 2.90s, at -a -price of 100.42, a
p.m.
(CST) on May 15 for the basis of about 2.85%\
,
rj
purchase of $500,000 school im¬
Tewksbury, Mass.,
provement and equipment bonds.
Bond Offering — William J.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June
O'Neill, Town Treasurer, will re¬
1 from 1965 to 1987 inclusive. In¬
ceive sealed bids c/o First Na¬
terest J-D. Legality approved by
tional Bank of Boston, 45 Milk
Martin, Himel, Morel & Daly. ;
Street,
Boston,
until
11
'a.m.
(EDST) on May 2 for the pur¬
St. James Parish Road District
chase of $1,952,000 bonds, as fol¬
No. 2 (P. O. Convent), La.
Noi l (P. O.Luling),La.
Bond Offering—Landry M.'Du-
ing of $4,000,000 dormitory
reve¬
bonds scheduled for April 27
nue
195, p.* 1973—was postponed
indefinitely.
U...jj. v /
—v.
d
Offering
lows:
Stanley
P.
Zeringue, Secretary of Parish Po¬
lice Jury, will receive sealed bids
until 6 p.m. (CST) on May 16 for
the
purchase
of
$100,000 road
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
Due
n
June
on
from
1
clusive.
1965
Interest
to
J-D.
school
project
bonds..,, Due on May 1
1963 to
Dated
195,
•—v.
the
to
1857—were awarded
^rational
p.
Manufacturers
Bank of
j
Detroit, at 2%.
Drainage District, La.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 1:30 p.m.
(CST)
May 15 for the purchase of
$14,000 G r a v it y Sub-Drainage
District No. 1 improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on March
on
from
1964 to
Bond
Offering—John
bids will be received
(CST)
until 9
temporary loan notes.
Dated May
1, 1962. Due on Nov. 5, 1962. Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge of Boston.
La.
a.m.
temporary loan notes
May 15 for the purchase
of $40,000 bonds,^ as follows:
a
Boston-Safe
Sub-Road
District No.
of Road
Due
District
No.
2
Alcona
1, 1962.
Legality
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell.
Note
Mount Saint Mary's
College (P. O.
Emmitsburg), Md.
Bond Offering—Secretary Rev.
David W.
Shaum
Deposit
10 a.m. (EDST) on May 1 for the
purchase of $1,140,000 dorimtory- will receive sealed bids until 8
dining hall revenue bonds. Dated p.m. (EST) on May 3 for the pur¬
May 1, 1961. Due on May 1 from chase of $185,000 school building
1964
to
1999
inclusive. Interest and site bonds.
Dated April 1,
M-N. Legality approved by Wein¬ 1962. Due on June 1 from 1964 to
1991 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
berg & Green.
Washington County (P.
Hagerstown), Md.
Sale—The
Bond
fice facilities
quisition
s.
$1,000,000
construction
bonds
gality approved by Miller,
field, Paddock & Stone.
O.
or
ac¬
offered April
25
195, p. 1973—were awarded
to Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and
Lehman Brothers, as 3s, 2.60s, 2V2S
and 2.70s, at a price of 100.01, a
—v.
net.interest cost,of
about 2.60%.
bonds.
1963
Maryland
James
J.
Lynch announces that
sealed bids will be re¬
separate
ceived
1
Treasurer
—
until
11
(EDST) on
May 8 for the purchase of $15,000,000 bonds, as follows:
$8,000,000
a.m.
„
„
„
to
Due
on
June
1
from
1987 inclusive.
Due
oh
1987
June
1
from
1963
4,000,000 sewage disposal bonds.
Due
on
from
1
Dec.
1993. inclusive.
3,000,000
j
Due
1
1964
from
1
Dec.
1993 inclusive.
a
group composed
Michigan
bonds,
water \ supply
on
to
<
1964
to
;
Dated June 1, 1962.
Interest J-D.
Legality approved by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., and Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., has 4j/2S, 3V4S, 3V2S and 3%s,
at a price of 100.0005, a net inter¬
est
cost
Bond
Offering
sealed
—
bids
Esther
until
about 3.56%.
L
11
S.
re¬
a.m.
gal i ty
e
ler & Haertzen.
approved
J
1tastings,
:
^
Clerk,
Edward
D. Jones
Co.
&
■
1962.
Due
Hill
County School District "A'"
(P. O. Havre), Mont* <
Bond
Sale
The $1,980,000
school bonds offered April 18—v.
—
195, p. 1713—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by John Nuveen
of
to
about
&
land.
O.
Wasecaj, Minn.
Bond
Offering
J.
E.
—
Lorig,
will
Auditor,
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CDST)
on May 7 for the purchase of $56,000 drainage bonds. Dated June 1,
Interest
approved
by
J-D.
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
&
District No. 1
Granite
NEVADA
Hospital
(P.O.
Washoe
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bb'^bt^ived until May 22 for the
18—V! 195,
awarded}/ to E. J.
1858—were
p.
Prescott
3V2S, at
purchase
bonds.
Co., a^t53§,* *§'.40s and
price of par, a net in¬
&
a
V,M
*
be
Sale—An
issue
bonds
to
of
$50,000
sold
was
to
1963
Bank of Natchez.
Bond Sale—The
$4,400,000 school
April 24,—v. 195, p.
1601—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the Northern Trust
Company of Chicago, as 6s, 3s,
3.20s, 3y4s, and Is, at a price of
100.09, a net interest cost of about
|
11
a.m.
(EDST)
J-D.
Alcorn
Sale
<—
■[(/>. O* Rose dale ),Miss.
Sale —The $200,000 road
bridge bonds offered April 23
195, p. 1973—were awarded
First
National
Camden, N. J.
Bond
Sale—The $2,600,000 water
improvement bonds offered April
18—v. 195, p. 1858—were awarded
to
syndicate
a
composed
of
Hal¬
Stuart & Co., Inc., bidding for
$2,586,000 bonds, as 3.10s, at a
price of 100.56, a basis of about
sey,
Bond
the
Interest
NEW JERSEY
'■
Bolivar County Road District No. S
to
inclusive.
The
$475,000 im¬
provement bonds offered April 23
—v.
195, p. 1973—were awarded
to the First U. S. Corporation.
—v.
1982
County (P. O. Corinth),
Mississippi
and
to
Legality approved by Ropes
Gray.
&
Bond
bonds offered
school
'''
HAMPSHIRE
received until
the Britton and Konnitz National
the First
Minnetonka Indep, School District
No. 276, Minn.
r
May 3 for the purchase of
$475,000 school loan bonds. Dated
June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from
—
1858—were awarded
»
'
on
Natchez), Miss.
Bond
TV
Hampton School District, N. H.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
:
'
$3,0.00,000
•
•
NEW
MISSISSIPPI
Adams County (P. O.
of
1
.
(.!(.;
terest cost of about 3.37%.
improvement
County, County School
District (P. O. Reno), Nevada
Falls), Minn.
Sale—The $325,000 hospi¬
&
County (P. O.
Fairmont), Minn.
Bond Sale
The $160,000 road
bonds offered April 19—v. 195, p.
the
Yellow Medicine County
Le¬
Briggs
by
H,
Benson.
June 1 from 1963 to
on
■''££££;£V
,£
on May 7
purchase of $135,000 city
refunding bonds. Dated July 1,
1962. Interest J-J.
Le¬
Faegre
net
a
3.40%.
bids until 7 p.m. (MST)
for
tal bonds offered April
sealed
about
Whitefish, Mont.
Bond Offering — Albert
Quam,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
1 from 1963 to
Dec.
on
.
receive
of
■■
County
by
Erickson,
price of par,
a
cost
Other members of the syndicate:
Hayden,
Stone
&
Co.;
Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; American National
Bank, St. Paul; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Alli¬
son-Williams Co., George K. Baum
& Co.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Boettcher
& Co.; Coughlin &
Co.; J. M. Dain
& Co., and Kalman & Co.
^
Waseca County (P.
3.10s, 3.20s, 3.30s, 3.40s
as
3V2S, at
interest
Associates in the offering are:
';
Co.,
and
2.93%.
Bond
Minn.
will
MONTANA
bonds, due serially April 1,
1992 inclusive, at a price
100.005, a net interest cost of
1965
improvement bonds. Dated June 1,
Other
members
of
the
syndicate: B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc., Fidelity Union Trust Co., of
Newark; Ira Haupt & Co.; First of
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Drexel &
Bond Sale—The $475,000 hospi¬
Co.; Mercantile Trust Company tal bonds offered
April 23—V. 195,
of St. Louis; W. H. Morton & Co.,
p.
1973—were awarded to
the
Inc.; Paribas Corp.; First National First National Bank of
Memphis.
Bank, Dallas;
Commerce Trust
Co., Kansas City; The Illinois Co.; Monroe County Fourth Supervisors
District (P. O. Aberdeen), Miss.
James A. Andrews & Co., Inc.;
Michigan Corp.; J. B. Hanauer &
Co.; Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc.;
Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc.; Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Bioren &
Co.; and Rambo, Close and Kerner, Inc.
Memphis.
3.14%.
Other members of the syndicate:
Trust
&
Co., Indianapolis; A. G.
Edwards & Sons;" NeWhard, Cook
& Co., and Robert W. Baird &
Co., Inc.
North St.
Paul-Maple wood Indep.
School District No. 622, Minn.
be received until 8 p.m.
Corinth, Miss.
(CST)
Pierz
Lakewood Township School Dist.
(P. O. Lakewood), N. J. /;
p.m.CST) on
...Bond Sale-r-The
$545,000 school
May 7 for the purchase of $750,000
bonds offered April 23—v.
195, p.
industrial plant bonds.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 2
1714
Nettleton, Miss.
on
Sale—The
Bond
and
works
bid's will
May 23 for the purchase of $1,000,000 school bonds.
Roland
Schreiner, District Clerk, will
sealed
(CDST)
bids
until
8
re¬
p.m.
May
1 for the pur¬
chase of $630,000 school building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
on
bonds
Bond
B.
—
Baker,
Jr.
Clerk
announces
that the City Council will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1987 inclusive.
Interest
1963
Dorsey,
Legality
Owen,
approved
Marquart,
Windhorst & West.
to
M-N.
Charles
1981
inclusive.
Legality
&
Interest
approved
by
to
Boland,
York, N. J.
Sale —The
improvement
24—v.
awarded
City
May 7 for the purchase of $250,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
May 1, 1962. Due on May 1 from
J-D.
West New
eral
City, Mo.
awarded
3.72%.
April
Offering
Harold
—were
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, bidding
for $544,000
bonds, as 3:}/4s, at a
price of 100.19, a basis of about
Bond
MISSOURI
Jefferson
—
revenue
sewer
Home Finance Agency.
No. 484, Minn.
Offering
$413,000 water
offered April 17—v. 195, p. 1858—
were
sold
to
the
Housing and
Independent School Dist#
Bond
ceive
Bank
3.05%.
of
Bank
195,
to
the
$261,000
bonds
gen¬
offered
1974—were
National
State
p.
of
Newark, as 23/4s, at a
price of 100.03, a basis of about
2.74%.
; :
-
' -K;
NEW YORK
Bedford, New Castle, North Castle
and Pound Ridge Central School
Dist. No. 2 (P .O. Mount
Kisco),
New York
Trauernicht.
Bond Offering—Merrill C. Phil¬
>
Princeton Public Utilities
on
May 1 for the purchase of $375,000 school building bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from
St. Louis Board of Education,
Commission, Minn,
Offering—Sealed bids will
(EST)
Mo.; - Folger, Nolan, Fleming &
Co., Inc.; J. A. Overton & Co.;
ment
.
Bond Offering—W. H.
by
(P. O. Muskegon), Mich.
be received until 8 p.m.
Dimock, Town Treasurer, will
ceive
of
Laketon Public School District
Bond
Amherst, Mass.
Merrill
Lynch,
No. 10
MASSACHUSETTS
of the First of
Corporation,
p.m.
pur¬
Authority, Minn*
Sale—Halsey, Stuart »&
Inc., and associates on April
26
purchased
$2,50,(J,000 2% %,
2.90% and 3% general improve¬
gality
Bond Sale—The $860,000 school
building bonds offered April 18—
v.
195, p. 1857—.were awarded to
on
1983 inclusive.
1964 to
8
the
for
St. Paul Port
age disposal plant bonds. Dated
June 1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from
1964
to
1987
inclusive.
Interest
y
Grant School District, Mich.
■
until
15
&
Bond
inclusive.
Bend Offering—^-Sealed
May 1,
1962.
Interest
J-D. Legality approved by Dick¬
inson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
group
S.
Dated
1970
to
Dated
May
on
—
bids
sealed
(CST)
Due
inclusive.'
from
Due
bonds.
Dec.
'
,
222,000 building and site bonds.
construction
general
follows:
as
ceive
1962.
Offering—Wesley H.
Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 7
for the purchase of $510,000 bonds, American Fletcher National Bank
$288,000 swimming pool addition
Washington Suburban Sanitary
District (P. O. Hyattsville),
Bond Offering
Bond
2.81%.
the
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas City,
H.
re¬
„
Pearce,
about
of
bonds.
Winifred
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
May 9
for the purchase of $500,000 sew¬
Can-
Dearborn Township School District
No. 7 (P. O. Dearborn), Mich.
of¬
Bond Offering — Orrin
Hollom,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
National Bank of St. Paul.
Allegan County School District
No. 23 (P. O.Holland), Mich.
Bond Offering—John Boerman,
Secretary of Board of Education,
sealed bids will be received until
Grand Rapids, Minn*
Martin
The
—
building bonds offered April 18—
v. 195, p. 1858—were awarded to
Juran & Moody.
gality
approved
Morgan.
2.25%.
that
announces
Sale
Independent School
District No. 391, Minn*
Bond Sale—The $365,000 school
1972
Community School
bf
cost
members
chase of
Offering
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Blair &
Co., Inc.; The Philadelphia Na¬
tional Bank; G. H. Walker & Co.;
The National City Bank of Cleve¬
"
bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on May 1
for* the purchase of
$50,000 city
Trust
interest
Other
are:
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Smith, Barney
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; F.
Moseley & Co.; Fidelity Union
Trust Co., Newark; Wm. E. Pol¬
lock
&
Co., Inc.; Ernst & Co.;
Bond
1987 in¬
&
$57,500 tax
anticipation notes offered April 14
—■v.
195, p. 1713—were awarded
to the Alpena Savings
Bank, at
MARYLAND
1,
City
District, Mich.
June
June
cho 61
1962. Due
s
Company,
MICHIGAN
1964 to
inclusive.
1982
Dated
Cleveland
State
bonds.
March 1 from
on
2
$2,980,000
July 1 from 1963 to
clusive, Interest J-J. /
sold to
the
Company, both of Boston, and the
Worcester County National Bank
of Worcester, at 1.39%.
March 1 from 1964 to
inclusive.
1982
15,000
&
net
■
Northcott, District Clerk, will
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lef-
..
was
of
Trust
composed
group
Street. Bank
$25,000 Road District No. 3 bonds.
on
Worcester), Mass.
■y
of
Dated
M-S.
Note Sale—An issue of $800,000
on
Due
bonds.
E.
Clark,
City Terasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EDST) on May
1
for
the
purchase of $800,000
Offering—Separate sealed
'
MINNESOTA
Worcester County (P. O.
Vermilion Parish Road Dists.,
purchase
May
on
inclusive.
1982
District, Mich.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until May 23 for the
inclusive.
Waltham, Mass.
Note
bonds, due Feb. 1, 1963 to 1982,
inclusive, at a price of 100.20, a
of
Co.
Waryen Consolidated School
May
Daly.
Vermilion Parish, Coulee Des Iste
1
loan
from
1, 1962.
Interest
M-N. Legality approved by Ropes
& Gray.
Legality
cost
61
—
1 from 1963 to 1977 inclusive.
in¬
1982
1982
132,000 water bonds. Due
price of
a
interest
net
a
v
on
$1,820,000
approved by Martin, Himel, Morel
&
,,
—
100.04,
about 3.01%.
$1,250,000 school building
April 1, 1962. Due
on July
1 from 1964 to 1981 in¬
[ Romulus"Township School Dist.
clusive. 'Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
(P. O. Romulus), Mich* \
Note Sale
The $157,000 tax proved by Howard, Peterson, Leanticipation notes offered April 16 Fevere, Lefler & Haertzen.
,
Bo
2.80s, 3s and 3.20s, at
St. Louis Park Indep. School Dist.
No. 283, Minn.
(P. O. East Lansing), Mich.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
;
awarded to
St. Charles Parish School District
'
Interest
approved
ler, Canfield, Pddock &
ap¬
,
Sale—The
inclusive.
1988
Legality
inclu¬
1977
(CST) on May 3. for the purchase sive. Interest J-D. Legality
of - $705,000
paving
certificates.! proved by Ropes & Gray.
Dated Jan. 1,^ 1962.
Due on Jan.
i
Chatham, Mass.
V
13from 1965 to 1979 inclusive,-In¬
Bond
to
1963
J-D.
(2085)
Bond
tric
Sale—The
$500,1)00
Bond Sale—The
elec¬
Mo.
Chase Manhat¬
tan Bank is manager of an under¬
offered April writing group which on April 25
1858—were awarded purchased $8,040,000 6%, 2%%,
to John Nuveen & Co., as 2.60s, 2.70%,
23/4% and 2.80% school
revenue
17—v.
195,
p.
bonds
lips, President of Board
cation,
will
bonds.
Dated
receive
of
Edu¬
sealed
bids
until 2 p.m. (EDST) on May 8 for
the purchase of $1,159,000 school
on
May
1„
1962.
Due
Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclu-
The Commercial and
62
;
Chairman^ S.
that sealed
bids will be received by the Au¬
&
by Hawkins, Delafield
proved
East Hampton,
Montauk Fire Dist.
(P. O. Montauk), N. Y.
Bond Sale — The $180,000
thority at 111 Eighth Avenue,
fire
April 17-—v. 195> p.
awarded to RDosevelt
Cross, as
$3£j,0,00,000 consolidated
bonds, 20th f scries. Due on April
1, 1993.
about 3.19%.
Free
School District No.2 (J®. Oi
Solvay), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,850,000 school
bonds ~ offered
April 25—v. 195,
•
,
"l'X
V'
I
'•
"
^V
' 'j
t
tric
munk, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p;m.' (EST) on
May 4 for the purchase of $32,000
fire station bonds. Dated May
19621. Due on Nov. 1 from 1963 to
inclusive. Interest M-N.
1977
Le¬
Squire,
by
approved
Sanders & Dempsey,
Granville and Fort Aim Centred
School District No. 1(P> O.
195,
v.
a
composed of John Nuveen
C. Bradford & Co., Ful¬
ton, Reid & Co., Inc., and Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., at a price of
group
& Co., J.
100.01,
3.34%,
follows;
as
1-
65,000
1974—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of Kidder, Pea-
Pressprich &
Securities Corp.;
& Co.; R. W.
Equitable
Co.;
Taylor &
Kean,
Burr;
&
2.90s, at
of about
Co., and Rand & Co., as
a price of 100.71, a basis
2.82%.
Whitehall), N.Y.
*
Bond Offering
on
3%s.
Due
Bond Sale—The various purpose
NORTH CAROLINA
O. Huntington
Station), N. Y.
Postponed—The offer¬
$4,845,000 school bonds
-
Offering
ing
of
->—,—
scheduled for April 25
jt.xt,
postponed.
was
1859—was
offered
bonds
1974—were
April 24—v. 195,
awarded to a group
receive
receive
bids in Raleigh
will
will
rnmmi^sion.
m.pnt
ment
[slip Union Free School District
No. 3 (P. O. East Islip), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $2,580,000 school
awarded to
W; E. Easter**. ^. uaai.wSecretary of Local Govern-
195, p.
Commission^
sealed
separate
until 11
Dec.
on
syndi¬
the
Guaranty
N. Y.
Sale—First National
City
of an underwrit-
Bank is manager
which on April 24 pur-
ing group
of
Trust
Trust
Co.,
Due on Dec. I
inclusive.
Due on Dec. 1
of¬
1715—
land.
.
.
Bank:
-FaX
" LehigH County,
,
rv
.
Sale—Glore, Forgan & Co.
and Stroud & Co., Inc.|. are joint
managers of ? the group that;!on
April
26
purchased
$5,000,000
2.60%
6%,
1983
the
sale
on
improvement
The
issue
bid
a
of
21/2%,
May 1 from 1964 to
on
inclusive.
awarded
issue
an
21/4%,
5%,
2.70%
and
bonds. Due
City Auditor, will receive sealed
group
at
of
was
competitive
100.032
for
the
(EDST) on May 3 combination of; coupons, a het
for the purchase of $90,000 im¬ interest cost of 2.6298 %.:
-Rated Aa by both Moody's and
provement and equipment bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 Standard & Poors, the bonds are
from 1.963 to. 1971 inclusive. In¬ unlimited tax general obligations
Legality approved by
J-D.
terest
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
of the county.
'
Manheim Central School District,
Tallmadge City School Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale-1—1The
,
offered April
19—v. 195, p.
West Salem, Ohio
v
Pennsylvania:
Bond Offering—Ivan M.
$540,000 school
1479—were awarded to McDonald
York;
New
p.
bids until noon
bonds
members
Other
195,
to th£ First Na¬
"of Oregon, in Port¬
E / ' < ,
tional
.
.Salem,: OfHo
Offering—Helen R. Coyne,
Bond
Continental Illinois National Bank
New York City,
awarded
16—v.
Bond
1,
the purchase of $63,000 refunding cate: ChaseJVlanhattan Bank, New & Co., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith, Inc., jointly, as
bonds, as follows:
York; Northern Trust Co., Chi¬
$47,000 road and bridge bonds. cago; First Boston Corp.; Morgan 3V4S, at a price of 100.44.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1964 to
1974 inclusive.
Franklin
National Bank of Long Island, in
16,000 school bonds. Due on Nov.
1 from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
Franklin Square, and Bacon, Ste¬
venson & Co., as 3.10s, at a price
Dated
May
1,
1962. Interest
of 100.52, a basis of about 3.04%.
M-N.
Lega114y approved by
Bond
of about 2.67%.
3%s.
as
,
PENNSYLVANIA
from 1987 to 1992 inclusive.
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
& Co.;
Union
^
0f (Chicago, as 2V2S and 2%s, at a
Eastman Dillon
pose d of
Securities
com
a
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank
(EST) on May 1 for
a.m.
195, p. 1859—were
syndicate headed by
April' 24—v.
Bond. Offering —
duuu uucixus —
n,
v.
totaling $17,975,000 offered
bonds
Duplin County (P. O.
Kenansville), N. C. -
were
-
1978.
720,000
•/
$258,422.60
Improvement bonds
April
.
as
of
District No. 13 (P.
Bancroft
3y2s; Due on Dec: 1..
as
615,000 as 3!/4s.
from 1979 to 1986
District
Sewer
Fremont-Green
May 1 for the pur¬
special assessment bonds.
Dated
$1,675,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 May 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
1963
to
1972
inclusive. Interest
from 1962 to 1991 k inclusive. In¬
J-D.
terest M-N. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Cleveland, Ohio
(EDST)
chase
School
Huntington Union Free
—
Sal e—The
fered
from 1970 to 1977 inclusive.
Beachwood, Ohio
of
Bank
<
Corvallis, Oregon
Bond
net interest cost of about
a
National
First
the
Oregon, in Portland.
April 23—
1859—were awarded to
p.
$400,000
•'
.
Bonci Offerinfc
Sariford W.
Blanche Likover, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon- (EDST) on
Mastrovich, District Clerk, will
receive sealed bids until 1 p.m. May 7 for the purchase of $438,310
""
..
p.
Coffin
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
first ;A mortgage
plant
light
■
body
.
to
$1,800,000 elec¬
Sch- 1 revenue bonds offered
James
—
Bond Sale—The
)
M'
ri'v.:
Offering
Bond
gality
Whitehall, Dresden, Hampton,
Geddes and Camillus Union
,
of
chase
3.20s, at a price of
100.01, a basis of
New
City 11, until 11:30 am.
(EDST) on May 1 for the pur¬
'
Antwerp, Ohio
—
Colt announces
York
bonds offered
1858—were
Offering
Bond'
Sloan
Wood.
&
.
Orrville, Ohio
OHIO
York Authority, N. Y.
Port of New
Legality ap¬
Interest M-N.
sive.
Financial Chronicle
(2086)
Wittel,
Secretary of Board of School Di¬
rectors,
will
until 8 p.m.
the
receive
(EDST)
purchase
of
sealed
on
bids
May 9 for
$117,000
school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due'on
June 1 from 1963 to 1974 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-D.-
Bond Sale—The various purpose
Ridley Township (P. O. Folsom),
Chicago; First Na¬ bonds
totaling
$14,500
offered
tional Bank of Oregon, Portland,
Pennsylvania.
■
April 21 — v. 195, p. 1714 — were
Bond S a 1 e—The $75,000 im¬
Carl
M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.;
awarded to Sweney, Cartwright &
National
provement bonds offered April 18
City Bank, Cleveland;
Co., as 3%s.
—v.
195, p. 1603—were awarded
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly & F. S. Moseley & Co.; Marine Trust
to the Broad Street Trust Com¬
Willoughby-Eastlake City School
Company of Western New York,
Mitchell.
District (P. O. Willoughby), Ohio
pany of Philadelphia, as 2V2S.
Buffalo; First National Bank in
Forsyth County (P. O.
Dallas; Trust Company of Georgia,
Bond Offering—James T. Smith,
Upper Darby Township (P. O.
Atlanta; Stern • Brothers & Co.;
Jr., Clerk of Board of Education,
Upper Darby), Pa.
William Blair & Co.; Fahnestock
-*•
will receive sealed bids until noon
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
& Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Courts
(EDST) on May 15 for the pur¬ be received until 8 p.m. (EDST)
ment
Commission,
will receive & C04 Federation Bank & Trust
chase of $1,000,000 school bonds. on
May 16 for the purchase of
sealed bids in Raleigh^ until 11
Co., New York; Second District
Dated May 1, 1962.
T)ue semi¬ $300,000 improvement bonds.
a.m.. (EST) on May 8 for the pur¬
Securities Co.; Brown Bros. Harchase of $4,000,000 public hospital riman & Co.; Winslow, Cohu & annually on May and Nov. 1 from Dated June 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
1963 to 1977 inclusive. Payable at from 1963
to 1977 inclusive. Inter¬
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
Stetson, J. R. Williston & Beane;
the Cleveland Trust Company. Le¬ est J-D.
June 1 from 1965 to 1981 inclusive;
Legality approved' by
Cooley & Co.; John C. Legg &
gality approved by Squire, San¬ Morgan, Lewis & Bockius.
Interest ^ LegaUty approved
Co.; Rodman & Renshaw; Tuller
ders & Dempsey.
b
Reed Hoyt, Washburn, & Mc- &
Zucker; Sutro Bros. & Co. and
&
Co.,
'
'
.
arvaraag g-srw**
inclusive. The group
2.80s,
2V2s and 2.20s, setting a net in¬
terest cost of 2.5781 to the bor¬
1963 to 1982
100.092 for the bonds as
bid
V
•
rower.
members
Other
the
of
under-
writing group include:
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
York; Harirman Ripley
New
Co.,
.
Smith, Barney &
Inc.;
of
&
First
&v Co.;
ler; Kuhn; Loeb
Phelps,
White, JWeld_ & Co.;
America N.T. & S.A.; W.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Fenn, & Co.;
Bank of
Morton & Co., Inc.;
H.
Co.;
W. E. Easter-
—
ling, Secretary of Local GovernCommission, will receive
sealed bids in Raleigh
until IT a,m. (EST) on May 1 for
separate
Bond Offering—Margaret
on
follows:
ment
Due
,
sanitary sewer ,
bonds. tDue
June 1 from 1964 to 1977
on
First of Michigan
w.
inclusive.
Stone & Co.,
Cross, Inc.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
HicRory), N. C.
Lenoir
Co., Inc.; Hayden,
Inc.;
Roosevelt &
Burr,
A
nar
1963
Bond
v.
195,
1715
p..
were
—
a
1967
Machart,
inclusive.
In¬
District,
Offering—Helen Kielhack,
School Board, will re¬
sealed
(CST)
on
bids
until
11
$1,750,000
school building
1962. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1982 inclusive.
J-D.
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Wind¬
Man¬
horst
&
bids until
West.
(EST)
The
on
December 1 from
inclusive.
1984
Interest
gality approved by
ders & Dempsey.
New Riegel
1963
J-D.
Local School District,
Borer,
(EST) on May 7 for the purchase
of $43,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1
to
inclusive.
1967
Newton Falls, Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
H.
Spencer
City Auditor, ■: will
Hoak,
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
on
May 4 for the purchase of
$143,002
Sewer
District
No.
1
special
.
bonds.
assessment
16—v. 495,
^quire, ;-Sanders:& Demp§ey,-
- ---
est
J-D.
traffic.
Cargo' moved through, the air¬
.
port in February totaled 4,695,607
LeFlore County
pounds, against 3,459,304 in Feb¬
ruary,
Independent
O.
Wister)» Okla.
1859—were awarded
as
:
transportation equipment
bonds to R. J. Edwards, Inc.
LeFlore County Indep.
of
the similar two1961, an increase
of 34.7 %
Cargo moved in the pe¬
riod
amounted
to
$9,165,597
during
month period in
•
against 7,424,749 pounds
year's corresponding pe¬
pounds,
in
last
riod, an increase of 23.4%.
School Dist.
No. 20 (P. O. Ppteau), Okla.
Bond Offering — W. K. Taylor,
Clerk of Board
increase of 35.7%.
an
two months ended Feb.
28, 1962, there were 303,859 pas¬
sengers serviced; compared with.
225,637
follows:
school building bonds to
the Liberty National Bank of
Oklahoma City.
$58,000
10,000
196i,
For the
Sale—The bonds totaling
(CST)
of
on
Education, will
Legality
approved
.
May 1 for the purchase
$20,000 bonds,
as
The
Bank
Government
for
Puerto
agent for the
Authority.
Development
is fiscal
Rico
Puerto
Rico Ports
8,000
transportation bonds.
by
Puerto
Rico
Aqueduct & Sewer
Authority, Puerto Rico
Revenues Increased — For the
follows:
$12,000 building repair bonds.
month of February,
Due
from 1964 to 1967.
1962, the Au¬
thority reports revenues of $994,915
compared with $822,899
in
February of 1961, an increase of
Sequoyah County Independent
School District No. 2 (P.O.
20.9%, according to Juan Labadie
Vian), Okla.
■:>)■ Eurite, Executive Director of the
Bond
Sale—An issue
of
$32,000
school building bonds was sold to
Milburn, Cochran & Co., Inc.,
as
3.1/2S.
Authority.
For
the
>•
12
<>-
months
ended Feb.
28, 1962, total revenues of-the
Authority rose to $11,105,912 from
$10,212,633 the preceding year, an
OREGON
1, 1962. Due on December 1
April
1859---
price of par.
Dated
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive. Inter¬
p?
Na¬
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Note Offering—Albert D.
1963
First
Le¬
Squire, San¬
Ohio
from
the-
to
School District No. 49' (P.
to;
sedes
York
a
May 3
on
purchase of $225,000 city
bonds. Dated April 1, 1962.
foregoing super¬
the report in our issue of
—
at
the
June
Note
noon
awarded
Bond
Offering—Virginia Lewis,
ac¬
Ri¬
Sale—The
$68,000 offered April 17—v. 195, p.
Auditor, will receive sealed
a.m.
May 1 for the purchase
bonds/Dated June 1,
Bros.
Bond
City
1961, an increases of 43.4%,
cording to Manuel Sanchez
Okla.
tional Bank of Chickasha, as 2.85s,
|
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
ceive
of
were
Company, jointly,
price of 100.27, a basis
of about 2.94%.
Puerto
Rico, totaled 145,260- in
February,
1962, compared with
101,311 passengers in February of
vera,. Executive Director of the
$7,000 trans¬ Authority.
The figures for Feb¬
portation
equipment 'bonds
of¬ ruary, 1961 reflect the effects of a
fered April 17—v. 195, p. 1859— strike which
disrupted normal air
Ohio
The
3s, at
Due
of
Interest
500,000 notes to the Chase
hattan
Bank
of
New
to
Clerk
Issue
time
$706,000 notes to Salomon
& Hutzler, at 1.67%.
—
hall
North Dakota
Additional Sale—The $1,206,000
notes,
as
for
Dakota
Minot Public School
of
,
nf
terest M-N;
Chicago,
for $10,000,000 at 1.59%; $10,000,000 at 1.60%; $5,000,000 at
1.61%, and $5,000,000 at 1.62%.
19,270,000 notes to Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, at 1.67%.
Cjtyrat; T.53
nrirp
a
May 7 for the purchase of
$20,000 municipal purpose bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on May 1
$30,000,000 notes to the Continen¬
tal Illinois National Bank &
STN-202, offered at the same
were
sold as follows;
April' 17
offered
Mount Vernon, Ohio
on
from
•
hall
City Auditor, will receive sealed
and oral bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
loan notes, Issue STN-201,
April 24—v. 195, p. 1974—
awarded as follows:
loan
at
Bond Offering—Earl F.
Authority,
offered
temporary
31As
as
Graf ton,N orth
$49,270,000 tem¬
Company
dining
and
NORTH DAKOTA
porary
Trust
$400,000
Winthrop &
New York City Housing
New York
were
The
—
$528,500 vari¬
bonds
improvement
ous
bonds offered April 17
ffpnpv
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co.
Note Sale—The
e
Agency, as 3 V2S, at a price of par.
Corp.; Wood, Struthers & Co.; C.
Childs & Co., Inc.; Spencer
& Co.; Robert
&
Sanders
Chic kasha),
;
Traffic
—Passenger traffic through Inter¬
national Airport,' at
San Juan,
Grady County Dependent School
District No. 131 (P. O.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
and
^95^ p 1714—were sold to the
Housing
and
Home Finance
F.
Trask
Squire,
v
Hlgginson
Lee
S-a 1
union
student
revenue
S^Co^, Inc., Dommick &
F. S. Smithers & Co.,
Dominick; F. S. Smithers & Co.;
&
by
approved
Legality
Cargo
May
on
2 for. the
awarded to McDonald & Company
Rhyme College (P. O.
Bond
Bosworth
Coffin
J-D.
Interest
and
Increased at Internatio»al Airport
1962.
1,
1963 to 1985
Maple Heights, Ohio
Legality approved by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell.
Francis I. duPont & Co.; Braun,
1. duFont
uo., wraun,
May
Dempsey.
Dated June 1, 1962. Interest J-Di
L.
F.
Rothschild & Co.;
Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc.; Estabrook & Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons &
gon;
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
xjcturv of
v;iCBank ux Ore-
(CST.)
Passenger
Authority,
Rico
sealed
receive
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
May 16 for the pur¬
bonds.
on
Corp.;
..hliuuhi
The First National
noon
Clerk,
City
purchase, of $25,000 park
improvement
and
recreational
of $900,000 school improve¬
equipment bonds.
chase
$105 poo water bonds. Due on June
Ji
inclusive.
1 from 1964 to 1989 inclusi
until
bids
sealed
(EDST)
the purchase of $135,000 bonds, as
30,000
Staib,
will
Clerk of Board of Education,
Ports
Puerto
Offering.—Tommy Nelton,
Bond
Rico
Puerto
Dewey, Okla.
(A OX Wintersville), Ohio
redeive
PUERTO RICO
OKLAHOMA
Cross Creek Local School District'
ment
Securities Corp.; Kean,
& Co.;
Taylor
Bond Offering
Trust Co.; Stone
Mercantile
& Webster
Shields &
Grifton, N. C.
•
Horner, Barksdale & Co.
^
;•
Boston
Salomon Brothers & Hutz-
& Co.;
pirthv
Co.;,
Corp.; Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; First National
Bank of Chicago; Mellon National
Bank & Trust Co.; C. J. Devine
The
L°^ G^Liv«
Bend, Oregon
Bond
Sale—The
$52,000 bridge
improvement bonds offered April
J.8—V. 19 5.P.1715-—were, awarded
increase of 8.7%.
The
Bank
Government
for
Puerto
Development
is- fiscal
Rico
agent.for the Puerto Rico Aque-
L4i\ct.J§pdJ §§wer; Authority. 1
Volume
6155
Number
195
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2087)
Wells & Christensen Inc.; Ray p.m. (CST) on May 1 for the pur¬
a
price of .100.02, a net interest
.:V.f Allen; Olson; & Beaumont, Inc.; chase
of
Offering—Acting' Presi¬ cost of about 3.07%;
$300,000
schoolhouse
Other members of the
dent David Rodriguez announces ,
Dated May 15, 1962. Due
group Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; State bonds.
that
the
Government
Develop- are:-•-;> Street Securities; Walter Stokes on May 15 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
Interest
M-N.
Stone
&
Webster ".Securities & Co.; Howard C. Traywick & Co. clusive.
ment/:Bank^ for Puerto;^., Rico', ,> 45
Legality
Wall Street, New York City 5, will
Corp.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Inc.; Underwood; Neuhaus & Co., approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
receive- sealed bids until 11. a.m. AC. Allyn &
Co.; F. S. Smith- Inc.; Robert K. Wallace & Co.; Crowe, McCall & Horton.
(EDST) on May 2 for the. pur-> ers & Co.; Eldredge & Co., Inc.; Arthur L. kWright & Co., Inc.;
Austin School District, Texas
Zahner & Co.; Clark, Landstreet
chase of $5,970,000 municipal sta-. Geo. B.- Gibbons &
Co., Inc.;J First
dium bonds, as follows:,
: of Michigan Corp.; Roosevelt & & Kirkpatrick, Inc.
Bond Sale—A
San Juan, Puerto Rico
-
,
.
-Bond>
.
Other
members
63
pf
the
group
are:
•
The First National Bank of Ore¬
.
-
...v
group headed by
>
$440,000 Series A bonds. Due on Cross, Inc.; v • '
:
f- > July 1 from 1963 to 1965 in->
Baconj Stevenson &.Co.; Baxter
Morgan
:V
;y
Richards & Co.;
Schwabacher & Co.; A. Webster
iDougherty & Co.; Sterne, Agee &
Leach; Hutchinson,; Shockey &
Co.;; Field,
;.Vv; ^elusive. "
5,530,000-Series B bonds: Due on
July 1 from 1966 to 1986 in-
^7 "'
^'/elusive.-;//;
1961. Principal Co.; ! Second
and interest (J-J) payable in New Co.; Inc.; - " York City, or at the option of the
holder,; at the Government De¬
velopment Bank for Puerto Rico,
San Juan, P. R. Legality approved
by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly-
V.'Dated. JulyM,
Districtv
Securities
,
TEXAS
-
vv-_v.
''•
National
Alpine Independent School
District, Texas
chased
Offering—Neville Haynes,
President
of
Board
Trust
The
and
of
Trustees,
Bank
Co.
schoolhouse
3%
1986 at
terest
a
2%,
due
H.
Morton
&
&
Hogle
Park,
Co.;
Co.
of
Co., Inc.; J. A.
Ryan,
Inc.;
R. James Foster & Co., Inc.; Har¬
of rington &
Co., Inc.*
"
a
Buffalo Gap, Texas
Bond
and
1962-
net in¬
about 2.90%.
of
Trust
York; G. H. Walker
Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc.;
pur¬
2%%
bonds
price of 100.22,
cost
Marine
Philadelphia
April 25
on
$3,500,000
,
Bond
Guaranty
York
&
W.
■
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
.? -
New
The
gon;
Western New
*
enue
000
Sale—Water system
and tax bonds
were
rev¬
totaling $69,-
sold to the Housing and
Home Finance
Agency.
;
& Mitchell.
-
;
A;'Paw tucket^
:i;': ;..'r"7t ~.
Bond/ Jpff er irigv~ r^aypy
•
] rerice - A.' McCarthyV will ^
sealed
bids
":i~c/o\ First '. National K
Boston,- Municipal Divi-'. sioh, 45. Milk Street, Boston, until
11 d.m. (EDST) on May 9 for the
Bank
•
,of
purchase
of
$1,300,000
■-
various
.
purpose- bondsAi. Dated;. June^; 1,
1962. Due on June 1 from 1963 to''
1982
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge. "
.:
y SOUTH CAROLINA
Anderson
College (P. O.
Anderson), S. C.
Bond
Offering—President J.
/Rouse
that' the
announces
E.
Board
.Sam M. Fleming
of; Trustees .-will receive sealed
bids until-111 atmc> f EST^ on May
15,
for
ithe
purchase
$164,000
dormitory; revenue .bonds. ;>Dated
Nov. 1,
1961. Due
1964V'to
2001
on,"
•
President
of
Nov.
on
1 from
inclusive.
Interest
•ic
•
Gibbs
Simons:
&
^
-■
Third National Bank
in
Nashville,
and
President,
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:
Berkeley County School Dist.
CP- O. Moncks Corner), S. C.
-
Bond
American Bankers
Sale^-The $250,000 school
building bonds offered April 17—
195, p.'I860—were awarded to
Frost,
Read
&
Simons,
Inc.,
jointly.
:v.
Pickens
Association,
County, Easley-Central
South Carolina
Bond
Offering—R.
Chairman
of
the
*
C.
Water
Savings Bonds
program
has strengthened America
by providing me&ns for its defense and by helping stabilize its
.
McCall,
Commis¬
sion, will receive sealed bids
til
says:
"The U.S.
Water District (P. O. Pickens),
1
un¬
(EST) on May 15 for. the
purchase of $900,000 waterworks
has encouraged thrift on the part of
financial
economy.
bonds.
Dated
June
on
June
from
1
clusive.
Simons.
1,
revenue
1962.
to
1967
Interest
Due
in¬
1997
J-D.
Legality
by. Sinkler,
approved
Gibbs
&
,
.
security and protecting the value of the dollar^
,
-. •,
years,
over
eighty-eight billion dollars of U.S.
Savings Bonds have been sold through
our
commercial banking system
without cost to the Government. The American Bankers Association be¬
lieves in the U.S. Savings Bonds program and urges
of
a
bond is
an
every way
banks and bankers
possible. Every purchase
investment in freedom."
Bristol, Tenn.
$1,100,006 vari¬
Bond Sale—The
ous
"During the past twenty
throughout the nation to support it in
TENNESSEE
;
bonds
purpose
offered
April
34—v. 195, p. 1975-^-were awarded
to
syndicate
a
Bradford
headed
by
J.
C.
&
Co., as 3s, 3X/4S, 3V2s
3%s, at a price of par, a net
and
interest
cost
of
Additional
park
and
fered
at
awarded
the
about
Sale
—
3.52%.
The
playground
the
to
group
Equitable
Keep freedom in
$130,000
of¬
H.
and
net
Little
3s,
at
interest
Others
Bradford
rill
&
U. S.
Securities
a
Co.,
price
cost
of
of
Corp.,
Memphis,
2V2S, 23/4s
of 100.01, a
as
about
Pierce,
Smith Inc., Fidelity-Bankers
Trust
South Securities Co.:,
Nashville, Tenn.
Bond
Sale—Award of $6,875,000
3%, 3.20% and 6% water
and
sewer
revenue
bonds, due
1964-1993, was made on April 25
,1/10%,
a
group
headed
by
Halsey,
Stuart & Co.. Inc. The group
THE COMMERCIAL
&
Co., Knoxville, Clark, Landstreet
&
Kirkpatrick,
Inc.,
RobinsonHumphrey
Co.,
Inc.
and v Mid-
to
FOR THEIR PATRIOTIC DONATION, THE ADVERTISING COUNCIL
2.82%.
Fenner
paid
Savings Bonds
THE U. S. GOVERNMENT DOES NOT PAY FOB THIS ADVERTISEMENT. THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT THANKS.
members of the J. C.
& Co.
syndicate: Mer¬
Lynch,
future with
were
composed of
Cumberland Securities Corp., and
C.
your
bonds
time
same
a
First National Bank
'
It
American citizens, thereby building
noon
system unlimited tax and
:
m
AND
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
>
ici
ju.
y
OiifO'i
M-N. Legality approved by Sink-
ler,
•
.
of the
*>ri.t
-::
■
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'T in.
r
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
,.
Monday, April 30, 1962
.
(2088)
Luling Independent
Due on May
1968 inclusive.
$30,000 street bonds.
Until 8 P*m-
bids
sealed
ceive
School
1
1963 to
from
(MST) on May 7 for the purchase
30,000 sewer bonds. Due on May
Bond
Offering—G. C. Walker, of $715,000 school building bonds.
1 from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
President of Board of Trustees, Dated June 1, 1962. Due on Dec.
Dated May
1, 1962.
Principal
will receive sealed bids until 7:30 1, 1962, and on June 1 from 196$
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at
p.m. (CST) on May 1 for the pur- to
1969 inclusive. Interest J-D.
chase
of
$490,000
schoolhouse Legality approved by Chapman & The National Shawmut Bank of
Texas
District
May 1 from 1963 to 1987
inclusive.
by Gibson, Spence &
improvement and park bonds
—J a'—n oo
1 on
offered April 23—v. 195, p. 1976
v»
awarded to
a
as
com¬
group
Yakima County
(P. O.
Yakima), Wash.
Bond
Buena Vista,
Virginia
follows:
$800,000
2
June
from
1
June
0n
will
until
Dated
bonds.
Eugene
—
Auditor,
May
on
Sale—The $370,000
as
Russ
Knickerbocker,
1962.
1,
in-
1972
to
1964
Due
c-3-nnnno
„kh«
tmiMincr
hrmH<;
to the wachovia Bank & Trust elusive. Interest J-D. Legality
& Co., $3,500,000 Public building bonds, company of Winston-Salem and approved by Preston, ThorgrimSeries 1962
McClung &
Abbott, Proctor & Paine, jointly, SOn, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis,
& Co., and
1,000,000 public library bonds, as 3s and 3V4S, at a price of par, r
Securities;' Co.,
Hamilton
3^is,
Co.,
&
Weld
5s,
as
Series 1962.
3.60s and 3.70s, at a
a net interest cost of
3i4s,
about 3.72%.
April
Dated
Jan.
O.
Neuces County (P.
Corpus Christi), T&xas
April 24—v. 195, p.
bonds offered
1976
Bank
Bank
of
1 rust
St.
net
Louis,
Company
-iir
rp
of
Co.,
ana
Dallas
of
100.003,
about
l.
as
<*i
aaa
■[)T1
a
group
Winston
&
net
National
and
2.90s,
York
City,
First
Bank
Island,
in
Bank
Trust
*
of about
Company
Offering
Bond
will
Byron
—
Board
of
sealed
receive
of
(CST)
2V2s.
as
from 1973 to
Sadler,
of
until
8
Legality approved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls.
Victoria County Navigation Dist*
(P. O. Victoria), Texas
Due
Offering
Bond
1977 inclusive.
Sale—The
age
$795,000
received until
man
Union
Dillon,
Securities
2.70s, at
a
price of 100.42,
a
Dated
Clerk,
will
re-
City
The
Due on Jan.
bonds.
of
Bank
School Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Shiocton), Wis.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1962.
to
1987
National
1,
1962.
Legality
Thorgrimson,
Starin
&
Bond
in
(EST)
1,
approved
H
Interest
by
o r o
Pres¬
wi t z,
Ellis.
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
Shawmut
School Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
until
1
1963
to
inclusive.
1987
&
building bonds offered April 19-—
v, 195, p. 1860—were awarded
The Milwaukee Company, as 3
to
at
of
V4S,
price
a
about
May
3
until
for
1, 1962. Due
to
Berlin
(City), Berlin, Brooklyn,
kun and Rushford
(Towns) Joint
School District No.
the
Bond
City
Offering
District
Barnes,
sealed
(CDST)
Offering
chase
Clerk,
will
M.
receive
Mays,
sealed
Howard
bids
will
until
1
$1,200,000
school
R.
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
improvement bonds
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•
'
'
'
'
'
•
■
X
•
"
"
'
'
.
.
'
!
-
^
bonds.
QUEBEC
Dolbeau, Quebec
»ond Sale—An issue of
improvement
City
bids
sealed
on May
$800,000
Clerk,
until
15
will
11
improvement
May
1,
from ,1963
Interest
(CST)
purchase of
street
1
receive
a.m.
for the
Dated
May
1962.
to
Three Fiscal Months Ended
March
26, 1962
Billings during the period from shipbuilding, ship
sions
and
March
27, 1961
M-N.
in¬
Legality
Commission, Que.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $650,000
school
bonds
Simard
98.27,
Hudson
(City), North Hudson
Offering—Byron B. Spal¬
a
repairs, hydraulic turbines and other work
will receive
(CDST)
on May 22 for the purchase of $1,250,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on May 1
bids
from
to
1963
terest M-N
Dorsey,
until
.
2
1982
p.m.
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Owen,
Marquart,
$ 56,141,082
$ 41,454,855
At March
At March
26, 1962
27, 1961
Estimated balance of major contracts unbilled at the close
of the
period
.
,
,
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
building
bonds
$435,751,027 y
$478,622,327
was
sold
the
to
Newman Securities
$170,000
equipment
and
Channer
Company.
of The Do¬
Corp., A.
E.
Ames
composed
Securities
&
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 park¬
on
a
40-hour basis,
working during the last full work-week of the period
The
.
ing
19,885
15,868
system
bonds
1976—were
composed
Company
income from
long-term shipbuilding contracts on the percentage-of-completion basis; such income for
any period will therefore vary from the billings on the contracts.
Contract billings and estimated unbilled balances are sub¬
ject to possible adjustments resulting from statutory and contractual provisions.
reports
mortgage revenue
24—v. 195, p.
offered April
awarded
-of
The
to
a
group
Milwaukee
Company/Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc., Blunt, Ellis & Simons, and
Mullaney, Wells & Company.
By Order of the Board of Directors
April 25, 1962
R. I,
FLETCHER, Financial Vice President
Manitowoc
Bond
versity
County (P. O.
a
Co.,
Nesbitt,
Thomson
Co., and Banque Provinciale du Canada, as 5s and
at a price of 95.84.
Rene
Co., L. G. Beaubien
T.
Leclerc,
/
c
Inc.,
J# e s 49
0
$150,000
sold to a
group composed of A. E. Ames &
Co., J. C. Boulet, Ltd., and Lagueux & Des Rochers, Ltd., as 5s
and 5V4S, at a price of 99.47.
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement bonds
was
Plessisville, Quebec
imrovement
Cliche
&
of
bonds
Associates,
95.92,
a
$175,000
sold
was
5s,
as
basis
of
at
to
a
about
5.48%.
Riviere du Loup,
Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
$267,000
improvement bonds was sold to
group
Madison, Wis.
Equivalent number of employees,
$951,000
sold to
syndicate
price
No. 1, Wisconsin
oL
was
Bond Sale—An issue of
and Decatur Joint School District
F.
improvement bonds
Wind¬
Jefferson, Spring Grove, Sylvester
J.
Hull, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
District Clerk,
sealed
to
sold
was
Co., as 5s, at a price
basis of about 5.31%.
minion
horst & West.
conver-
$100,000
sold to
was
Geoffrion, Robert & Gelinas, Inc.,
as 5s and 5 V2S, at a price of 98,79,
Due
1977
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
ding,
of Major Contracts and Number of Employees
bonds
Drunfrmondville School
Green Bay, Wis.
Offering—C 1 ifford A.
New York
\
a
Nesbitt, Thom¬
son & Co., Royal Bank of Canada,
and W. C. Pitfield & Co., as
5^s
and 5 j/2S, .at a price of 99.04. "
'■
,
sold to
was
group composed of
pur¬
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
Bond
Quarterly Statement of Billings, Estimated Unbilled Balance
.
p.m.
for the
17
Sydney, N. S.
Bond Sale—An-issueof $500,000
re¬
terest J-D.
clusive.
E.
*
—
Clerk,
May
on
of
bonds.
—
(P. O.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due/on June
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
Centen,
June 1 from 1964
on
1
Berlin), Wis.
receive
p.m.
NOVA SCOTIA
v
(Village), Hudson, Troy St.
Joseph and Somerset Joint Sch.
District No. I (P. O. Hudson),
'
basis
a
CANADA
Mitchell.
Marion, Poysippi, Warren, Nepeus-
(PDST)
purchase of
will
3
Pullman, Wash.
000 bonds, as follows:
'
100.54,
Le¬
St. Marie, Seneca, Aurora, Leon,
Bond
inclusive.
1982
on
Ma>r 1 for the purchase of $60,-
*
of
3.20%.
Caldwell,
by
approved
Sale—The $225,000 school
WISCONSIN
on
(EDST)
Viroqua (City), Viroqua, Coon,
Franklin, Hamburg, Harmony,
Jefferson,Kickapoo, Liberty,
Sterling and Webster Joint
Viroqua), Wis.
on
from
sold
was
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Bond
Wil¬
receive
Charleston
$641,000
corporate purpose bonds
to
York
May 3 for the pur¬
chase
of $3,000,000
road bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on May 1
p.m.
Offering—L. R. Johnson,
County
Water Street,
noon
will
Barron
bids
sealed
1
basis
Boston, Municipal Serv¬
until
New
Offering-—Governor
Wallace
liam
ceive
April
J-J.
Rutland, Vermont
of
Creek* Center, Deer Creek,
Ellington, Liberty, Mains and
Maple Creek (Towns) Joint
Virginia (State of)
1988 inclusive.
1964 to
ton,
&
Offering—W. J. Simonds,
c/o
Jan.
on
Pierce County School District
No. 142 (P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
ices Department, 40
Hollis
1963
from
bonds
Shiocton (Village), Bovina, Black
Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Trimble & Mitchell.
Bond
about 2.66%.
Bond
Due
2000.
Co., and Harkness & Hill, Inc., as
Boston,
Offering—A.
District
that
$21,718 school bonds. Dated June
Utah
1,
approved
$105,000 hospital
offered April
1%—v. 195, p. 1716-r-were awarded
to The Milwaukee Company.
construction
City.
Ma¬
announces
bonds.
9,100,000
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; East-
bids
Davis County, County School
District (P. O. Farmingtoh),
tional
Trimble
(PDST) on May 17 for
purchase of $16,000,000 sewer
bonds, as follows:
from
disposal system bonds offered
18—v. 195, p. 1860—were
to a group composed of
Bank
Grange,
price
a
Offering—Secretary
$6,900,000
sew¬
on
Bond
4.40s, at
as
basis of about 4.36%.
a.m.
the
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
UTAH
1
Jan.
,
Platteville, Wis.
a.m.
^^
sealed bids will be
April
of
bonds.
a
Sullivan
ralyn
awarded
until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
May 3 for the purchase of $1,-
improvement
10
v
Arthur
—
Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
000,000
Jan.
on
Bond
Metropolitan Seattle (P. O.
Feb. 1
on
Co.,
100.16,
Montpelier, Vermont
Bond
be received
on
Dated
revenue
on
in„cl^!veJ J.nt^SlM;f
until
bids
sealed
West
$113,000 Local
J::.f
-
Bond Sale—The
on
gality
VERMONT
Trustees,
bids
a
were
—
Grande &
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
2,000,000
April 30 for the
purchase of $3,197,000 schoolhouse
refunding bonds. Dated May 15,
1962.
Due on May 15 from 1963
p.m.
100.08,
Anacortes, Wash.
11
President
2%s
as
2.80%.
^
p.
from
Spring Branch Indep. School Dist.
(P. O. Houston), Texas
price of
a
Sale—The
Bond
follows:
3.37%*
Co.,
'^Dpice^l^foOO^a ImProvpment District No.' 156
^ Tlboul £44%° FU"d b°"dS °f£ered Apr" ^
195,
1860
awarded to
f
as
&
a
2.63 %.
J-D. Legality
by Chapman &, Cutler..
Court, will
of County
bonds.
Due
%s, at a price
net interest cost of
Interest
May 14 for the pur¬
chase of $500,000 capital improve¬
WASHINGTON
of Salt Lake City, National City
_
at
about
of
Providence,
Rhode
&
basis
and
cost
J.^-Devine
of New York City,
Weeden & Co., J. A.'Hogle & Co.,
Industrial
National Bank
of
composed of Rowles,
Co., White, Weld &
interest
$3,000,000
Chicago,
of
Bank
June 1 from 1963 to 1980 inclusive.
v.
Eastman Dillon, Union $1,200,000 as 4s. Due on Feb. 1
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive.
Securities & Co., as 5s, 3s; 3.30s
and 3.40s, at a price of 100.01, q* "1,800,000 as 2V4S. Due on Feb. 1
Co.,
receive
ment
The
Sale
C.
City
provement bonds offered April 23
195, p. 1116
were awarded
to
—
Walker
nnn
(P. O. Richmond),
Virginia
v
and
New
Orange),Texas
Sale-
ley, Clerk
(EST)
Norfolk County
V.
—
Post,
City Clerk, will
receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CDST) on May
10 for the purchase of $1,500,000
electric system mortgage revenue
bonds. Dated June 1,1962. Due on
Offering—Harold C. Far¬
195, p. 1860—were school bonds offered April 24—v. inclusive. Principal and interest
awarded to a syndicate composed 195, p. 1860—were awarded to the
(j_j) payable at the State TreasQf the Bankers ^rust Company of First
National Bank of Chicago urer's office, or at the First Na-
Orange County Navigation and
Port District (P. O.
Bond
Bond
v.
April 19
r.
BanK &
lexas
bonds.
V V
$6,000,000
bonds
offered ii Bond
building
school
3%s, 2.60s,
and 3s, at a price of 100.007,
interest cost of about 2.93%,
&
Hutton
2.80s
a
.
T
c+
of
National
National
First
23 for the
$4,500,000
school
of
purchase
Salc-The
Bond
County (P. O. Princeton),
West Virginia
will
until May
received
be
ap-
School Dist., Utah
$ait Lake City
group
a
First
of the
Dallas,
composed
F.
awarded to
—were
Legality
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
proved by Chapman & Cutler,
Sale—The $1,500,000 road
Bond
WEST VIRGINIA
Mercer
Virginia
Due on
1980 inclu¬
to
J-J.
Interest
County (P. O. Richmond),
Henrico
1962.
1,
1965
from
1
sive.
net interest cost of about 3.16%.
a
facility
7,000,000 sanitary sewer
bonds, Series 1962.
price of par,
24
2 V2s, 2.70s and 2
posed of Rowles, Winston
White,
April
offered
National
Firs.t
Bond
Naff,
receive
p.m.
(PDST)
23 for the purchase of
county
improvement
Offering
bids
sealed
Bond
bonds
195, p. 1716—were awarded to the
Manitowoc, Wis.
County
VIRGINIA
announces
M-N.
Interest
ing
Blair..
&
school
10:30 a.m. (MST) on May 15 for building bonds offered April 18
the purchase of $11,500,000 bonds,
—v.
195, p. 1716—were awarded
ous
—were
Lee
Bracken
$1,140,000 variir
Utah
J.
that
sealed bids will be received by
the Board of Commissioners until
Gibsbn.
Palmer
inclusive.
1974
to
Legality approved by Burcham &
by
approved
Legality
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Storey,
Offerin g—Mayor
Bond
Mesquite, Texas
Bond Sale—The
Bcston.
Salt Lake City,
Legality approved
M-N.
Interest
Cutler.
May 1, 1962. Due on
bonds. Dated
bids,until 7:30 p.m. (PDST) on
May 1 for the purchase of $130,000
sewerage
bonds. Dated May 20,
1962. Due on May 20 from 1964
composed of Banque
adienne
Nationale,
a
Can-
Casgrain
&
Co., and the Dominion Securities
Corp., as 5s and 5V2S, at a price of
98.56, a net interest cost of about
5.61%.
St. Elzear de Laval School
Commission, Quebec
Bond
school
Sale—A
bonds
issue
was
of
sold
$300,000
to
Credit
du Nord, Inc., as 41/2S, 5s and 5V2s,
Manitowoc), Wis.
Sale —The $500,000 Uni¬ at a price of 98.12, a net interest
Extension Center build¬ cost of about 5.53%.
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