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Established 1839
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
New York 7,
6187
Number
196
General
RAILROAD
The
;:
SEC REGISTRATIONS
The
company
Proceeds
and-working
Allied
covering 95,000
A"
"Reg.
a
at
$2, without underwriting.
the purchase of a motion picture,
for
used
filed
.* engaged in
television.
the
Washington
Blvd.,
Culver City,
Calif., is
production of motion pictures for theatres and
Aries Corp.—SEC
15,
Aug.
drawn
June
its
~
reported
statement
'
publicly
that
this
originally
200,000
covered
at $1.15 per
Minneapolis.—V. 196, p. 1.
Astra
The
.
On
filed
the SEC on
have been of¬
with
to
Bratter
through
2,
to
filed
1962
be
offered
Co.,
&
"Reg.
a
at
Aug.
195,
to
of
314
W.
of
instrument
facture
American
in
80%
the
the
of
balance
securities.
Fund's
being
Under
will
assets
comprised
Inc.,
be
for
Second
general
St.,
corporate
is
Boston,
13,
the
1962
company
withdrew
transformers.
*
•
The
Commission
Regulation
,va
stock
•4
in
the
Registration Withdrawn—
Aug. 15, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on Sept. 28, 1961 which covered
140,000 common shares to have been offered publicly at $11 per
share through Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., New York City.—V. 194,
1507.
have
14, 1962 the company withdrew its
originally filed with the SEC on March
Aug.
of
been
6%
convertible
offered
at
Kansas
Inc.,
Co.,
subordinated
publicly
City,
$500
it
has
after
In
reasonable
the
filing
and
have
Jr.
notification
for
in
order
asserts
court
order
that
of
after
suspending
Sept.
27,
1960, Automocommon
shares at $5
certain
to
respond
notification
and
the
President,
the
Mo.—V.
processing
to
of
the
repeated
requests
circular. The
offering
of
the filing of the notification,
a
Federal
enjoining the underwriter
(Donald
J.
Denver) from engaging in or continuing
practices
in
the
security;
connection
broker-dealer
.with
the
23
which
195,
p.
covered
to
1977
due
through
unit
of
the
by the Commission; and the under¬
writer was expelled from membership in the National Association
of
Securities
Dealers,
Inc
The
order
provides an
opportunity
for hearing, upon request, on the question whether the suspension
*■
should
be
vacated
made
or
permanent.—V.
193,
1789.
p.
(John J.).Beaton Co., Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
On
10,
Aug.
ment
1962
originally
150.000
the
filed
through Baruch
195, p. 2589.
Central
the
SEC
have
to
'share
V.
withdrew
company
with
shares
common
Brothers
&
registration
its
May
on
Co.,
which
28
offered
been
publicly
Inc.,
New
&
Fenner
its
and
of
York
28
offered
Smith1 Inc.,
which
publicly
New
Mortgage Co.
SEC
—
Co.,
have
been
offered
offered
at
at
and
par,
60,000
shares
common
to
Cooper, Tinsley Laboratories, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing
*
*
The
corporation on Aug. 8,
Proceeds
,
1962
filed
"Reg. A" covering 50,000
without underwriting.
be used for working capital.
Cooper, Tinsley of 229 Cleveland Ave., Harrison, N. J., is engaged
in the development, manufacture and marketing of ethical phar¬
maceutical and chemical specialties.
shares
common
to
Courtesy
be
offered
at
a
$5,375
to
are
Corp.—SEC
Products
Registration With¬
drawn—
On
Aug.
ment
14,
the
to
shares
Securities
Coast
company
with
filed
common
Pacific
the
1962
originally
150,000
Co.,
withdrew
SEC
have
San
its
registration
16
May
on
been
offered
Francisco.—V.
state¬
covered
publicly
through
195, p. 2373.
Electromagnetics Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
On
Aug.
ment
1962
13,
originally
covered
75,000
$5
per
p.
the
company
withdrew
its
registration
state¬
with
filed
common
the
SEC
on
Nov.
17,
1961
which
shares to have been
offered publicly at
2332.
share through Gianis &
Co.,
Inc.,
New
York
City.—V.
194,
corporation on Aug. 7, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 75,000
shares, of which 69,000 shares are to be offered for the
of the company and 6,000 shares for the underwriter at
$2,
through
Proceeds
sales
Hek
of
L.
H.
are
to
of
2176
be
Co.,
used
research
promotion,
dental
Wright
for
and
Inc.,
N.
Y.
debt
repayment,
development, and
advertising and
working capital.
Palou, San Francisco, is engaged in the manufacture
American
Mutual
Israel
Fund
Aug.
State
of
According
to
of
become
of
the Fund
Israel
The
in
a
bonds
or
the
a
redeemable
of
the
Fund
Milk St.,
was
Fund
of
141
the
combination
on
final
continuous
1962. .Its
The
of
registration
offering.
April,
Boston.
to
issue
make
the
of
Dallas,
404.
property
p.
is
at
401
in
engaged
Second
the
manu-
and
26,
July
25
G.
M.
1962
be
to
filed
A"—Filing—
offered
shares, at $200
Hill & Co., New
"Reg.
a
subordinated
publicly
unit.
per
A"
covering
debentures
York
in
due
units
Reuben.
City,
1972
of
$100
Rose
&
the .major
are
will
of
98
Front
sale
and
the
use
corporate
proceeds
St.,
of
Brooklyn,
the
sale
N.
Y.,
is
plastics.
compression
from
-
for
in
engaged
moving expenses
and
purposes.
Palmetto
State Life
Insurance
Co.—SEC
Registra¬
15, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on March 28 which covered
capital shares to have been offered publicly through R. S.
Aug.
100,000
Dickson
&
Charlotte,
Co.,
C.—V.
N.
195,
1657.
p.
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Paragon Pre-Cut .Homes, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withd'n—
;*
9,
1962 the company withdrew its registration
originally
filed
with
the
SEC
on,, Aug.
25,
1961
Aug.
covered
112,500
through
A.
Stamm
L.
shares
common
&
Co.,
have
to
New
York
been
state¬
which
offered
City.—V.
194,
publicly
p.
958.
Smith-Ewing
Pomeroy
Hungiville—Securities
&
Registered—
The
filed
of 1210 Petroleum Life Building, Midland, Texas,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 14 covering
of limited partnership interests in the partnership, to
company
a
Instruments,
Inc.
—
SEC
Registration
offered
for
Solicitations
public
will
be
sale
in
made
on
minimum
best
a
commitments
efforts
basis
by
of
$5,000.
the
general
partners.
Withdrawn—
The
On
15, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed
with the SEC
on
Feb. 23
which covered
142,860
common
shares
to
have been
offered
publicly through
R.
W. Pressprich & Co., New
York City.—V. 195, p. 1091.
Aug.
ment
,
partnership was organized under Texas law in August 1962
Smith, John R. Ewing, Frank C. Ewlng and John
as general partners and Theo
A. Rehm and W. C,
Peeler as limited partners. The general partners have contributed
to the partnership capital an aggregate of $1,000 and the limited
partners have subscribed an aggregate of $3,000 (of which $750
is paid). Partnership funds will be used to evaluate, acquire, hold,
with
R.
Pomeroy
Hungiville
develop
test,
costs
the
According
in
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange...
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
Detroit Stock Exchange...
Midwest Stock Exchange..
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
14
26
31
45
36
36
36
36
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
38
38
39
39
40
Over-the-Counter Markets
44
38
New York Stock
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 38
SEC Index of Stock Prices
38
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
38
38
Transactions American Stock Exchange
gas
that
hold
PAGE
New York Stock
and
oil
therewith.
area
of
and
It
gas
leaseholds and to pay all
to operate primarily in
proposes
West
Texas
and
Eastern
New
Mexico.
the prospectus, the partnership has no commitments
at the present time to acquire or evaluate any given
leasehold and no budgets have been established. It is
estimated
Stock and Bond Quotations
operate
Basin
to
prospect
oil
and
connection
in
Permian
tangible
and
head costs,
30%
of
funds
completion
and 60%
will
be
costs,
applied
10%
to
to
capitalized
lease¬
administrative
over¬
to all other costs,
generally of a nature which
may be
expended for income tax purposes. The general partners
will receive 25%
of the partnership income from leases, minerals
and royalties
and an amount equal to 10%
of the capital sub¬
scriptions of all limited partners to cover all overhead expenses
during the first year of operation.—V. 194, p. 746.
Product Research of Rhode Island, Inc.—SEC
Reg¬
istration Withdrawn—
On
ment
Aug. 14, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on July 28, 1961 which covered
common shares to have been offered publicly at $2.05 per
330,000
share
through Fred F. Sessler & Co., Inc., New York City.—V.
194,
534.
p.
Raymond Oil Co., Inc.—Securities Registered—
The
company,
Wichita,
Kansas,
whose
filed
a
address is Fourth National Bank Bldg.,
registration statement with the SEC on
Aug. 13 covering $3,746,862 of outstanding participating interests in
its
1962 Oil
and Gas Program. Such
interests were sold by the
company
in 368.23 units at prices of $10,000 and $10,375 per unit.
states that the company has been advised by counsel
units are securities required to be registered under the
The prospectus
that
such
Securities Act of 1933, if publicly offered and sold, and this registra¬
tion statement has been filed to effect compliance with the Act.
company is offering to each investor who purchased the out¬
standing units in the Program the right to rescind and receive back
Miscellaneous Features
funds
all
paid, with 6% interest, or to continue his payments to
participation in the Program. The Program fund in the maxi¬
amount of $3,000,000, of which $2,628,078.12 will represent net
proceeds of units sold to others than Raymond, has been and is
to be applied during 1962 for evaluation and acquisition of oil and
gas
leases or undivided interests therein, for further geological
and geophysical evaluation, the drilling and testing of exploratory
wells
(which include any wells drilled on a prospect up to and
including the first producing well), payment of dry hole or bottom
hole money,
lease rentals and all other ordinary and necessary
and
1962,
15,
Development Issue,
date
383
stock¬
tion Withdrawn—
be
Lab-Line
Securities
—
Boston, filed with
the
Securities
and
Exchange
Commission
a
registration
state¬
ment
covering 2,750,000 shares of
beneficial
interest.
A public
offering of the shares will be made through an underwriting group
managed by Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Boston.
It is proposed that the shares of the Fund will be offered at
$10 per
share maximum and that they may be purchased for
will
by
$1,000,000
equipment.
Registered—
cash,
covering
The
First
On
purchase
St.,
192,
shares
and
manufacture
account
—
which
A"
subscription
common
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
have
share, both through Joseph Walker & Sons,
New York City and Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc., Nashville.
for
convertible
common
Northeastern
the
v,
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Regis¬
$5 per
for
Plastics, Inc.—"Reg.
on
6V2%
of
Inc.,
On
per
Aug.
"Reg.
a
$130
underwriters.
City.—
City.—
13, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on Jan. 26, which covered
"$1,200,000 of 6VZ% convertible subordinated debentures due 1974
to
through
York
ment
been
state¬
covered
In This Issue
Investment &
used
Commerce
machinery.—V.
25,000
On
state¬
$5
be
3800
corporation
ment
The
of
debentures
1548.
registration
March
>
filed
at
Midland
covered
at
tration Withdrawn—
On
withdrew
1656.
p.
purchase
registration
Pierce,
Lynch,
cancelled
was
company
with the SEC on
>shares to
have
been
Hek Manufacturing Co.,
exemption
M.
common
195,
the
filed
1962
basis.
state¬
Stores, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
1962,
10,
originally
Merrill
V.
occurred
Joseph
Aug.
235,550
that
order
events
renders
its
with
ment
entered
and
a
and
co-operate
failed
the
Inc.
conduct
sale
and
on
which
company
to
they
of
that
Co.,
underwriter
the
failed
was
&
certain
On
temporarily
that
notification
the
that
amendments
Hinkley
filed
believe
to
cause
of
unavailable
*
notification
a
Tucker,
*
Corp.—Offering Sus'd
order
an
from
the public offering of 60,000
The Commission asserts in its suspension
share.
per
issued
Hart's Food
to
are
Co.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
2,
offered
be
Northeastern
—
registration
debentures
per
Aug.
on
to
pro-rata
a
of
The
other
Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn
Granco,
On
Securities
:
.
on
facture
It
$600,000
manu¬
registration
with respect to
a
Automotive Vacuum Control of 2901 F. 42nd St.,
offering by
Denver, Colo.
tlve proposed
*
has
exemption
A
1
Dallas.
ment
Automotive Vacuum Control
Sections
—
SEC FILINGS
•
Mitchell
shares
Proceeds
639.
p.
c
* '£,.'
Sections
its
On
under-
purposes.
engaged
E.)
company
holders
Ave.,
ment
covering
A"
without
$2.50,
(John
The
common
of
cash.
and
Gould Paper Co.—SEC
ment
used
are
Astra
2
'
companies.
registration state¬
ment originally filed with the SEC on Jan. 26 which covered 140,000
common shares to have been offered publicly, without underwriting.
had with¬
company
shares
common
share
Aug.
on
shares
common
Proceeds
,
securities
Israeli
$100,000
writing.
,
made
approximately
securities, with
of
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
100,000
*
_
be
securities
Mitchell
p.
*
also
in
Registration Withdrawn—
was
registration
which
27,
fered
it
1962
Israeli
of
States
—V.
On
conditions,
United
investment
will
investments
consist
will be that of acquiring a port¬
long-term capital growth, possibilities
affording
through
Frazer-Walker Aircraft Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdra'n
W.
'
In
Copy
a
INSURANCE
•
objective
principal
securities
normal
capital.
.8822
of
be
to
are
1962
offered
be
to
Fund's
primarily
America—"Reg. A"—Filing—
3,
Aug.
oa
shares
common
of
INDUSTRIAL
•
of
folio
Some
Allied Producers
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Price
N. Y., Monday, August 20, 1962
and
Independence
after
the
prospectus.
of
or
First
shares
120th
The
its
Corporation and Investment News..
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
2
State and City Bond Offerings
55
Dividends declared and Payable
9
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
Federal Reserve
day
Fund
shares
of
the
Fund
following
does
after
not
the
expect
completion
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
offices
in
Boston
and
50
49
Clearings
mum
expenses
incurred in connection with exploratory activities, includ¬
administrative fee.—V. 185, p. 2219.
ing Raymond's 10%
50
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
47
Santa Fe Drilling Co.—SEC
On
ment
organized
as, a
Massachusetts business, trust
investment advisor is John P. Chase, Inc., of
maintain
—
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
The Course of Bank
.
will
System
Foreign Exchange Rates.
thereof.
statement,
offering
Issue
General
160,000 common shares to have
& Co., Los Angeles.—V.
Witter
Israel,
*
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Regist. Withdrawn—
.
15, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on March 30, which covered
Aug.
been offered publicly through Dean
195, p.
1802.
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(742)
through Equitable Securities Corp.,
McLarty & Duddleston,
Jacicson, nliss.—v.
publicly
plans
subsildiary
this
that
Air Reduction
of General
Eastern
Panhandle
Line
Pipe
Co.
of 181 Oak Street, Newton Upper Falls, Mass., filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 15 covering 200,000
shares of common stock,
of which 100,000 shares are to be
The
about
company
stock
addition
In
certain
to
the
432.
p.
burgh
Union
Southern
,r
Co.—Plans
Gas
Rights
Offering
-
plans
preferred-stock
15,
Aug.
to,
in
company
Technical
drawn—
•
,
Registration
Corp.—SEC
'
ABC Vending Corp.—Net Up
Slightly—
■
•
■
ment
500,000
p.
througn
been offered
&
McDowell,
to have
Blosser
shares
Straus,
common
share
2148.
corporation has reported net income for the 26 weeks ended
July 1, 1962, climbed to $911,444, or 34 cents a share, from $844,002,or 33 cents a share for the first half of
1961, based on the average
number of common shares outstanding during each period. •
* V
Sales
for
first-half
Texas Technical
On
ment
Inc.,
&
withdrew
company
with the SEC
Co.,
registration
its
have
half
City
Houston.
..
company
shares
proceeds
Tri-Nite
July 31,
on
to
be
to
are
405
of
filed
1962
offered
be
used
at
for
Fidelity
10
a
mining
Bldg.,
"Reg. A"
cents,
Sales
covering 400,000
underwriting.
with
without
is
engaged .in
United Wholesale
The
corporation
shares
common
Proceeds
United
wholesale
to
are
of
70
•
be
be
used
distribution
of
Fort
for
the
"Y
Y
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;;
Industries, were up 66Ve%,
by 54% compared with the
June
ended
30,
1961,
C.
Ver
J.
for
drug
Worth,
products.—V.
Is
in
engaged
188,
income
13.5
or
taxes
$600,465
cents
per
for
the1 first
19
or
share
cents
of
quarter
share,
a
registered
in
the
•
year
.
With
Aug.
shares
be
15,
it
1962
registration
to
named
be
was
reported that this company
shortly
covering
125,000
offered
publicly at $3
per
• •
•
an
$13,439,996
r31%;
to
Up 31%—:
Co.
were
share
per
■
By CAROLYN ROSENBERG*
were
the
with
and
offered
On
of
Aug.
Air
.
burgh
15
it
announced
was
Reduction
and
Metallurgical
Charles
Co.,
Inc.,
Net
lift" last week when the D-J average went
through the 600 barrier.
The Treasury issued a surprise announcement on
•
-
>■
-
weekly issue of six-month bills. The
timing of this, according to the Treasury, would insure favorable interest rates
and also further the balance-of-payments objectives.
i
WEEK
'
that
the
boards
of
*
.
Corporate
directors
1961
of
first
Total
Total
engaged
in
who
owned
above
with
the
both
and
owners.
the
—V.
stock
195,
(par
■
8
Sep.
10-Scp.
15
—
Total
Last
week
Aug. 17, 1961
*
$1
Stocks
Total
Total of Both
Corporates
Municipals4
$3,448,800
856,098,300
$190,925,000
$247,018,300
22,263,500
152,084,800
60,329,000
212,413,600
17,250,000
51,205,000
68,455,000
11,496,000
79,951,000
60,010,000
16,739,5(H)
77,849,500
25,985,900
103,334,500
$52,650,000
1
3-Sep.
Total
129,821,800
Aug. 20-Aug. 25
Sep.
Corporate
Bonds
Aug. 27-Sep.
*
UNDERWRITTEN SUPPLY
v
-
Financings
$260,331,300
$93,651,300
$353,982,600
$288,735,000
$642,717,600
$276,761,300
$93,969,500
$370,730,800
$345,658,900
$845,653,900
$716,384,700
$48,440,0(H)
$187,899,429
$235,889,429
$180,551,000
$416,390,429
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bf
first
half
of
6.5%
the
1961.
Total
half,
com¬
5^5%;
Up
largest gain
Valley Electric
first
commercial,
textile indus¬
in
was
1659.
p.
of
of
common
-
.
at
157
music
each of which has a specific function
segments of the entertainment industry.
*
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
cents
180,000 shs.
UNDERWRITTEN BACKLOG
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134,688,800
J
*•
;
Aug. 17, 1961
N.A.
110,915,320 (40)
$133,031,000 (65)
_T
Last Week
$376,311,300 (24)
( 40)
$525,770,100 (64)
N.A.
$487,226,620
N.A.
(64)
$.124,476,980 (60)
650,346,600(339)
646,538,890(337)
$783,387,600(404)
-
.
$771,060,870(397)
N.A.' !
N.A.
1
with
.1 t$1,809,147,700(464), $1,258,287;490(461)
dates-
1
denote
Excluded
sales."
the
number
nonfinancial
are
private
and
larger.
four
*
preferreds
N.A,
eapital
Issues
financial
'
-
N.A.
and
under
combined
'
-
in
$404,895,900 (62)
of
and
.<
YN.A.
;
$1,660,183,390(523)
placements
with
N.A.
(53)
for Issuance
Registrations
$36,500,000
*$231,077,000
.•
$1,630,224,700(517)
__
.c
refunding by
or
Cumberland
residential
The
$391,081,300 (24)
■,
such
and
!
i."
tentative
offered
for
additional
investment
offerings
as
parts
tabulated
are
and
cos.,
exchanges,
and stbek Option plans and
equity
"from,
separately.
.^
offering
announced
or
publicly
including
other nonpublic
employees;
debt
:
with
be
to
corporations
equipment trust certificates and 94 issues of $300,000
less,
dates
and
$10,535,500
in
seven
for offering with dates $20,725,000
of which
14
possess
offering dates.
larger forthcoming issues
/
.The larger corporate and municipal issues expected during the next few weeks
are
as
follows: $7.5 million in preferred and $60 million in bonds of MASSA¬
CHUSETTS ELECTRIC
CO.;
$44,546,300
in debentures
of
AIR
REDUCTION
CO., INC,; $.15 million in debentures of CONTROL DATA CORP.; 320,468 shares
of common .of IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE
CO.; 100,000 shares of preferred of
NEVADA
REALTY
ROWER CO.;
TRUST;
$12
$6.5. million in beneficial interests of METROPOLITAN
million
in bonds of PENNSYLVANIA POWER CO.;
$4 million equipment trust ctfs. of TRAILER TRAIN CO.; 1,242,722 shares of
common of PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF
COLORADO; 475,000 shares of CON¬
TINENTAL
TELEPHONE
NORTHWEST
CO.,
common
BELL TELEPHONE
ERN RAILWAY
CO. And in
$50
million
in
bonds
PACIFIC
Municipals—$7.5 million EAST CHICAGO, IND.;
OF
WATER
POWER, CALIF.; $7,650,000
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.; $10 million NEW ORLEANS, LA.
t. ,n
of
CO.; $9,450,000 equip, trust ctfs. of SOUTH¬
$33.3 million LOS ANGELES DEPT.
y
vi1''
the
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
million or more.
■t
share
30-this
W. 57th St., New York City,
publishing; recording, selling
records; management of recording
contract; and the development and produc¬
5
in
to Aug. 28. The following are the larger municipal issues expected this week:
Soi
mmion ULYMP1A,
WaSH.; $6,750,000 WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIV., MA¬
COMB, ILL.; $7,759,000 ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX.; $3.5 million LAFAYETTE,
LA.; $ 106,210,000 LOCAL HOUSING AUTHORITIES.
i
i!
June
2817.
p.
dates
shares reserved for conversion
v
ended
larger
a
1961.
susbidiaries
dates
parentheses
capital
$1 million
of
Authorized
Common
financings^
for
*
$1.21
or
phonograph
preferreds without dates—total preferfedB; $47,038,500;
up
with
business
of
mentioned
l__
municipals
of
time-to-thne
the
on
half
first
months
rose
year,
estimated
CAPITALIZATION
.
i.
Total
ih
the
the 12
revenues
half,
under
are
wholly
stocks
Total
the
$11,222,816,
for
$82,176,417
company
the
distribution
artists
corporates
Data
share
a
of jingles for television and radio. The
company confines its
activities to the pooular music field. It operates at present through
stocks .without, dates
t Includes
(rated AA by
Moody's and S. & P.). The bidding date for the $4,860,000 in equipment trust
certificates of LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RR. has been tentatively moved
for
8.1%.
V. 195,
proceeds,
bondsLll^f-j.
stocks
^Corporate
$1.27
than
shares,
.This Week
'
million bond issue of PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC & GAS CO.
higner
of
;
1962, consolidated net income
publicly, 60,000 shares of this firm's
.'RW
TOTAL COMPETITIVE
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larger corporate and municipal issues expected this week are few in num¬
Corp. is expected to offer $12 million in debentures of AMERI¬
CAN BRAKE SHOE CO. Competitive bids
on Aug. 21 are expected on the $40
Corporate
Mexico
Company International,
Vice-Presidents are A. R.
or
including
The
AND
of
of »Airco
30,
beginning of the
ber: First Boston
COMPETITIVE
headquarters*
outskirts
,T'•.
tion
jointly by John A. Hill, President
Colbert, Jr., chairman of Pitts¬
Corporate bonds without
Aug. 15 that it would call in
redemption on Dec. 15 the last of its partially tax-exempt bonds, i.e., the
2%s maturing December, 1965. The Treasury's action appeared to indicate that
it could not refinance the issue at a higher interest rate four months hence.
The Treasury also announced its plans to borrow
$100 million this week through
WEEK
on .the
versus $159,522,565 for the 12 months ended
the first half this year total operating revenues
industrial,
for
-
.
firm—with, principal
June
versus
BUSINESS—The
is
and
Corporate bonds with dates
-
President Kennedy's expected "no tax cut now"-address; <3)
rise in dividend payments for July; (4) and a
$7 billion GNP increase in the
second quarter. The stock market also experienced a much-needed
"psychological
FOUR
Pitts¬
of
$107,000, will be used
by the company for repayment of debt, expansion,
sales promotion and working capital.
Y""
F.
investments; (2)
'
.
stock at $2.50 per sharev/;'^
'
Co., Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
appeared recently to have further strengthened activity in the
corporate and municipal bond market: (1) reduction in visible supply of new
offerings (see tables below) coupled with a sharp demand.for fixed-income
>
personnel
circular, Reuben. Rose & Co., Inc., New York City,<
-
•
earnings
Several factors
THIS
the
Allied Entertainment Corp. of America, Inc.—Com¬
mon
Offered—Pursuant to a July 27, 1962 offering
$194,015, compared to $182,824 in 1960. Earnings
$3.00, compared to $2.89 in i960.—V. 196, p. 635.
Air Reduction
For
tries, up 25.4%.
were
Total
EXPECTED
The
revenues
revenues,
slhce
7.8%;
In gross income of 18%
to $15,806,650 over
1960, Mr. McPherson said.
Retained earnings, up
$637,745 as compared to 1960's $488,568.
Net
^Substituting for Mr. Sidney Brown who is serving his military tour.
extra amount of its regular
equipment.
$169,521,851
1961.
pared
increase
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
an
in
.
$11,835,889,
number
operating
in
.....
Bergenline Ave., North Bergen, N. J., plan? to
breed and supply animals for biological purposes. It will Use the
proceeds of the offering for general corporate purposes.—V. 195,
p.
2697.
;
7520
the sale of
related
-
.
ended
was
$87,514,680
electric
for
the year
for
common
share. The underwriter will
by amendment.
Biologies of
plans
and
gases
President
Jr.,
shares—5.5%
were
were
*
Sale—
statement
-
months
smaller
June 30,
first .quarter
yjoY
«i
i-
revealed
a
of
industrial and cryo-
of
.
Airborne Freight, the world's largest volume air freight forward¬
ing company, has reported a 31% gain in net earnings for the 1961
fircal year, it was announced by John D.
McPherson, President./ '
Airborne's earnings report for the fiscal year ended March
31,
On
medical
de Juarez,
subsidiary of Airco. T
a
six
of
the
current
amounted-to
income
Airborne Freight Corp.—Net
file
and
company
Total
compared
the
.
the
the
-•on
•
corporation's senior notes due 1974 had been sold
privately. through Robert Fulton Maine -Co., New
York City^-V.' 194, p. 2438.
28?
Biologies International Inc.—Plans Stock
October.
and
Andrews,
number
compared
this
•
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U.v
In
Allegheny Power System, Inc.—Net Up 5.5%—
.Acceptance Corp. of Florida—Notes Sold Privately
—On Aug. 14, 1962, it was reported that
$1,000,000 of
the
*
p.'-2690.,
dioxide,
M.
For
Jr.,
of
April-June 1962 span totaled $9,290,166
the corresponding quarter in' 1S61.-
totaled
year
and
.
$271,844 or 8.5 cents a share, based- on
outstanding. For the preceding first quarter, ended
JUh£ 30, 1961 net income was $194,845 or seven cents a share based
on
2,894,589 shares then outstanding.—V. 195, p. 2819.
"
$50,
Fort
held
be
producer and supplier
non-ferrous metals.
leading manufacturer
a
of
Pitts¬
and
Falls,- N. Y., and no changes
Metallurgical are contemplated.
A.
same
Halen,
...
1961.
Net
'
Ave.,
to
of
technical information program aimed at
increasing welding tech¬
nology available to Mexican industry. In addition,, a modern facility
will be Installed at Slookey's
manuiacturing plant for the repair of
oxyacetylene welding equipment.—V. 196, p. 423.
.
Worth, Inc.—
a "Reg. A" covering 1,671
without underwriting.
working capital. - ;
.
-
at
ferrous
board
a
•
.
for
before
$389,845
filed
1962
thereof
leading
a
of
the
Airco's new subsidiary has nine sales
regions strategically located
throughout Mexico. Uhder the agreement, Airco will., participate in
similar
any
3,220,862 shares
offered
Jennings
of
:
■
1,
Aug.
on
to
Druggists
•
period
$5,577,905
fiscal
mining.
of
"Reg. A" Filing—
for
announced:
Income
operations.
Spokane,
195, p.*2376.
quarter r sales of A.. J.
earnings were increased
President,
Tri-Nite Mining Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
highest
j. Industries, Inc.—Sales Up 66%,'-Net 54%—-
First
•
pre-tax
.......
•
.
,
three-mohth
common
the
were
increase over, total revenues of $40,651,895 for the first
1961.—V.
of
A.
been
York
months
state¬
Oct. 16, 1961 which covered
offered
publicly through
and Moroney,' Beissner &
on
to
New
six
first
period in the company's history at $44,855,018, represent¬
ing a 10.3%
Capital, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withd'n—
the
shares
common
Smithers
S.
Co.,
1962
originally filed
275,000
•p.
13,
Aug.
the
.
.
by
mutually satisfac¬
stockholders
.
Chicago.—V. 1 195,
'
Pittsburgh
523,241 Air
Metallurgical
Will head thS new subsidiary company.
Rios, Vice-President of Airco's international division; and John Hoyt
Stookey, Board director? are' J. H. Humbefstone; Mr. Andrews and
Mr. Stookey.
Mr. Humberstone is also Vice-President of Air Reduc¬
tion Company, Incorporated.
•'
The
registration state¬
30 which covered
publicly at $10 per
ratio
The company has acquired a controlling
interest in Industrias
Stodkey; S.A., h Mexican firm engaged in the Manufacture and dis¬
tribution of.welding equipment, it was announced
Aug. 16 by John
:
,
*'
-V
*-
the
and cutting equipment, acetylene and acetyvinyl coated fabrics and injection molded vinyl
graphite products, fixed composition resistors,
carbon
City—will be
Aug. 14, 1962 the company withdrew its
originally filed with the SEC on April
On
Is
•Av Hill, President of Airco.
in San Bartolo,: Naucalpan
With¬
of
of
Pittsburgh
of -the
approval
meeting
a
Acquisition—
News of Business and Finance
common
Capital
the
Niagara
~
of
in
The business of Pittsburgh Metallurgical following the
acquisition
by Air Reduction
will continue
to
be operated
by
Pittsburgh
Metallurgical's
present
management
from
its
headquarters
at
burgh
stock, of which Embert W. Peterson,
Board
Chairman,
together With his wife, own an aggregate of
18 8%
William E. Greene, Jr., a director, 9.8%
and. management*
officials as a group 37%.
David W. Stapleton is President.
The
list of selling stockholders is to be supplied by amendment.
shares
360,510
issuance
the
subject to the approval
of the execution of a
to
at
is
chemicals,
carbon
;
,
,
shares
2.3
the
of
by
Metallurgical
welding
gases,
lenic
products,
1962 ft was reported that this
a
rights .offering of < $10,000,000 of .convertible
the first quarter of 1963.—V. 196, p. 52.
On
is
manufacturers
Reduction
genie
Preferred—
of
each
in
basis
Metallurgical
to
acquisition
stock
company
and
Metallurgical
Pittsburgh
ferroalloys
;
,
outstanding
has
company
196,
group.—V.
for
result
the
the
common
outstanding.
each
of
Reduction
would
on
transaction
agreement,
Air
and
indebtedness,
tory
Air
of
which
shares
presently
This
Aug. 16, 1962 it was reported that this utility plans to sell
$60,000,000 of debentures and $20,000,000 of preferred stock
about Oct. 24. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &, Smith Inc.,
writing
distributes other bowling
supplies. Of the net proceeds from the company's sale of additional
stock, $500,000 will be used to retire outstanding bank indebted¬
ness
incurred largely for capital improvements, $300,000 for lease¬
hold improvements and equipment for the company's new location
at
Sandusky, Ohio, and the balance for general working capital.
balls
bowling
manufactures
share
directors
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York City, would head the under¬
and
for
vision
or
on
being
Inc.,
2100 East Ohio Building, Cleyeland, heads the list of underwriters.
The public offering price (maximum $11 per share) and underwrit¬
ing terms are co be supplied by amendment.
The company supplies rubber covered rolls used primarily in the
paper
textile, plastic and leather industries; and its Ebonite JDipublic sale by the company and 100,000 shares,
outstanding stock, by the holders thereof. Fulton, Reid & Co.,
offered
principle
business of Pittsburgh
and
one
Metallurgical
Financing
—
in
approved
assets
of
sell $15,000,000 of 30-year first
bidding Nov. 27.—V. 196, p. 532,
Planned—
On
had
the
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
exchange for shares of Air Reduction
Reduction
Stowe-Woodward, Inc.—Common Registered—
of
.
in
to
at competitive
companies
respective
Co.—Bond Sale Date—
reported
was
Corp.,
bonds
mortgage
749.
p.
it
1962
Utilities
Public
Nashville, and Kroeze,
19o,
16,
Aug.
registration state¬
7 which covered
have been offered
the11 company withdrew its
ment
originally
filed with the SEC on Feb.
60 000
common
and 40,000 class A shares to
1962
14,
Auk.
Metropolitan Edison
Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn
School Pictures,
CM
,
August 16,1962.
,
Yr.;f.',r
v.
t.
1
".r-
Volume
6187
Number
196
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(743)
Alfprmnn
nucuuau
Foods iuv.
Tnf
iwuuo,
Annual
«
Year Ended April 28—
Net
Net
before
Income
Net
taxes
Common
p.
1,867,865
1,140,000
$1-38
734,928 shs...
r—--—r-
"1221.
728,149 shs.
•>
.
Period Ended June 30
Net
Earned
1962
*
•
.
income
after
196,
-
J____________
1961
-
$2,806,675
taxes_________
•
$2,914,537
172,413
per
common
share_^_____Jj;___-3.
of
common
shares_____—_______
Number
V.
—
$0.11
'
3,739,768
'
,
r oMhiW
Warner-Lambert
See
DharmopAiitipfti
Pharmaceutical
thi«
rn
Co.,
this
issue.
v
106
V.
—
196,
.
.
,
The Bank
_
i"Ai_
nj.'.- A
i
7,
i.
Co.—Appointment
of New York has been
capital stock of the
4,
p.
-
,
Period Ended June 30
convertible
1962
-—
'
Short-term
,..
common
share
of
common
shares.
Number
—V.
195,
$0.31
!/___/—_I-U_
8,508,000
1
subordinated
notes
deben-
U.
payable
to
y.i
v
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.V
Arrnctrnn«r
Park
-/'
►
fn
Amerkan
Marhina<Fnnndrv
fjo
lUdtHiue of ruuuury
.
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ManflfempntividiicigeiiieiiL
v/u.
S -S
Record
"
*
"Hit
sales
and
near-record
of -1962 were- announced
,-Warnock, President.
"
for
earnings
for
Armstrong
first
Co.,
*
*
fiscal
Net
the
year,
98
or
it™*
Hieher
.f1
of
the
period
cents
to
•
exercise
their
nf
.w-
«
approximately $105,300,000.
'
1
corporation
ended
share
a
June
for
30
the
third
1962
quarter
amounted
to
the
on
5,423,335 shares outstanding
similar period a year ago the
of $5,186,041 or 96 cents
a
share on
In
the
company
reported
Consolidated
third
4^.°22
a
sales,
royalties
and
other
Earnings
ago.
for
with
the
$3.29
of
amount
'0r the
for
reserve
purchased
net
for
$197-
income
s\«i»ar$2.89 a
period
to
were
equal
for
nine
fiscal
the
months ended June 30,
$3,215,287,
or
first
quarter
sentlng profit made in the
for
with
months
share
a
Earnings for the nine
nonrecurring
income
compared
30, 1962 consolidated
nine
fiscal
fale of Elliott-Automation, Ltd. shares;
J.-
,
operating
quarter totaled $212,853,040
third quarter a year
ago.
the
compared
a
-
profit
fiscal
in
year
1961-
"
.
net
net
For the nine months ended June
+
M.
■
later.
aDDroximatJiv «io?^nnnno
of
'
Corp.
able
5,381,109 shares then outstanding.
months
Mr.
,
of
value
•
,
six
by
Drire
market
a
at tIie end of the period.
'
xilgn—
the
Cork
*
$5,321,848,
the
Hiffh
i
.
Canada.
.
its
-T
Npw
have
be
not
636
p
Bendix
~
/
hid
current
would
would
in
Consolidated net income
'
;
<snlnc
Armstrong VOrK .yo.—oaies. xllt l\ew
;
•
'
'
.
them
„
3 5?1,980 shs./
shs.
2697
D
the
on
offering
!lv if6
.
3703907
2,fooToOO
,qs
r,
stockholders
•'
'
...
resident
Based
"
.
i
....
S.
rights but could sell
$8,200,000
$2,461,331
$2,461,331
'
,
subscription
at.
.
$8,200,000
'64
banks
Proposed RlantS
,
^ hearing
„
.
pmnfteoj
-
by stockholders in a ratio, and at a price to be determined
on the matter is scheduled in Ottawa for Sept. 5.
<
Outstanding
)^irKeDy ~
(12%
_v
>
8,388,502" ";
*
division
Columbia, S. C.
Authorized
common
$0.29
2256.
p.
this
fana-ilii
nf
*
.
"
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■
2,403,000
;.
Arbor, Mich, and
for
f!o
,
Aug. 16, 1962 it was reported that the
company had applied
to the Federal Transport Board for
permission to issue up to 2,025,000 additional shares which would be offered for
limited
a
m
1961
2,673,000
per
Ann
operations
due July 15, 1972__—
promis'y note due April 30,
6%
sales--__._w--__-_,__-_-_-_—$67,789,000 $57,630,000 '.
taxes
after
Earned
manufacturing
tures,
: *•
,
,»
To
and fleet maintenance market—
On
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
•
,_«■
accessories.
Telenhonp
«
of
.
appointed transfer agent for the
company.—V. 196,
.
Net
continue
"
,
Bell
"packages." '
,
American Hospital Supply Corp.—6 Mos.' Report—
Net;
to
"
_
Chrome
equipment : and
the truck
1921,
p.
tillering
•
V
,
American
sell
the remainder in
of
195,
The principal executive offices of the
company
are
located at
5950 West Touhy Ave., Chicago, 111., at which the
company also
maintains its principal sales office and a warehouse.
,
:/■'"■
innup
P-424.
*
related
and
Its leased facilities in
American Chicle Co.—Proposed Merger—
•
also
company
intends
3,697,924
bearings and related products in industrial plant
equipment, with
most
V.
extent, certain items in the "Argus" product line are competitive.
with similar items in the "Mansfield" .product line. The
4."
p.
and competing concerns
company
projectors
394,867.
,
of
of
consisting
Through its Argus Division, the company intends to continue to
manufacture and sell the generally higher priced lines of amateur
photographic equipment previously sold under the Argus name consisting principally-of slide projectors, 35 mm still cameras, movie
>f
,
Report
production
"package"
than
the
u
t-,
to purchase
company
domestic
-
Ambassador Oil Corp.—Six MOntflS
Gross
its
complete
a
projector and related accessories which is sold at a lower'
the total price of the individual components when sold
separately. Sales of "package" merchandise accounted for approximutely 40% of total sales during the 1961 calendar year. The sale
of a "package" of photographic products is not an
exclusive feature-
-
•
and
cameras
company
of camera,
price
1,007,865
.
$1.61
<
-
860,000
1,181,037
share
common
shares-—
193,
2,321,037
___
:
_____
per
related
$63,936,118
____
income
Earned
V.
taxes-.-
motion* picxure
items gives the
qucuity
1961
$71,z9j.,985
—
income
company's relationship with Atlas enables the
Renort—
1962
sales-;
3
60
cents
of
months
1961
that
repre-
year
it also included
of
included
share,
a
the
on
provision
a
patents.
-
'
Carter
Chief
L.
Burgess
Executive
has
been
Officer
of
elected
Chairman
American
of
Machine
the
&
Board
Foundry,
Armstrong sales were $156,488,000, nearly 6% above sales of
$147,-r
946,000 in the first half of 1961. Estimated earnings were $9 827 000 •
and.
the,
*
board, of
Rodney
The
board
director,
Executive
Committee
of-
the
Board;
•
also
elected
elected
was
.»...
to
.
the
-
Burgess,-
Morehead
formerlyPresident
Patterson,
who
died
Aug.
of
•
AMF.r succeeds
5.
president- Warnock
*
-
.
the
,*
Mi*.
.
.
takes Mr. Burgess'
former post. Mr. Gott joined the
in 1946 and has been Executive Vice-President since 1954.
Downey,
AMF
as
'
joined
Mr; Gott
■'
-
.
as
"*
,
American
that
of
the
1962
increase in both sales
"resulted
from
the
and
earn-
improvement
\Although price reductions
-
and
.
Angeles
Aug
ofTasjj ^ar. r^^rted
the
'
earnings
o
1962
nffprincr nf
...
American
Prudent
States
Government
Insured
:
;
Partial
Merchant
Marine
Sept.
of
Lines
its
«
United.,.,
;
Lincoln series due March 1, 1981 at 100% 'plus"
accruea;
Payment will be made at the Bank of America N. T.
300 Montgomery St., San Francisco 20, Calif.,>, or at -The
Chase Manhattan Bank,
-
80 Pine
•
,
-
.
-
Si., N. Y.—V. 195,
861.
p.
'
-
-
-
'
Amerline Corp.—Six Months' Report—
RR.-—Equipment Trust Certifi-
-Pilblip "nfferinp
5
'
of
540 fiOf)
Prv " Tnr>
Npw
Vnrlr
Pit-ir
,
'
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group
;"
'
-
"
-
"
•
sale Aug.
15
v
,
awarded
was
the
-
-
at
issue
competitive-,
A competing bid
its bid of 98.20%.
on
a
year
22 ceiits
on
revenues
of $15,891
ago
or
Ryan said earnings for the quarter not
only
company
bus
record
compared -with--net
subsidiary, company,
Mr.
"r
•<
-a
-The
•
George M
three-month
a
inventory,-
a
.
approval
ir*jooinnm-4
'
first-quarter profits
19-62,
nndHnn
exceeded
total
12-moncu
of existence.
processing equipof $3,859,277 for
sales
to write-offs of obsolete
earnings' :oi
$130,363
sales
on
of
" $4,537,303 a year earlier (the year-earlier figures Include sales of
1 $826,635 and earnings of $5,788 contributed by Documentation Inc.,
at
.
,
ins*
a?te^-tax profits oV $90,443
30,
record
-.ment,^reported a net loss of $1,295,953 on
the fiscatjearjended-MarclLiJR due largely
Atlantic
?
,A
to 4.40% ; " The offering IS SUbby-the Ihterstate Commerce Com-'
'*
r
to
Earnings—
ttc
for the company in seven of its nine
years
Eenson-Lehner, a leading manufacturer of data
prices to yield-3.60%
-ject
*'
,
'
.
President
set
-
.
nf
earnings
"
interest.'
A.,
....
-
,
Coast Line
Offprpd
1961 dividend payments of $0.70
2149.
reversal
four cents, as adjusted to the
416,700 shares currently outstanding
sales of $1,015,159 whiGh, at that
time, included volume generated by the Photo Instruments
Division, sihee sold,
^,O4U,U00 Atlantic
coast Line Railroad 4Vs % equipment trust certificates
due 1963r 1977^^ was made Atlg. 16 by a group headed
5% ,.SS;
President
S.
-
-
\ V- er?T
1> .1962,
Bonds
...
.
ihiifpc
RpHpmnt'n
-partial-Redempt n
redemption on
fund,
$180,000
half.-^V.- IBS, -p.
first
•
Atlantic
,
T td
The
corporation has called for
through operation' of the sinking
for .the
-
T inec
American rresment
■i%
il18' $0'80 Per-share, compared with
sham
a
on
it
llfi
ehnrei
Ottering Ot liD,0UU snares nf fhi« firm'c rnmmnn cfnr>k^
Ot tnis Iirms common
Stocky
had been made at $27.50
per share through Blyth &
Co., New York City.—V. 192, p. 698.
•
in
three months ended June
This compares with
j; \
.--.per-share of common stock in the first six months of 1962 wereCO.—Secondary Stock Offering—
$i.3a as compared-with $1.67 in the-same period last
year. Common
was reported
that a secondary
- stock dividends of $0.40 per share In each quarter
were paid, total-
•
News
17
,-
Corp.—Reports Record
comoanv
Mr"
Per share for
'of $975,925.
earnings"
'
outstanding,
2377.
p.
Benson-Lehner
were made on some Armstrong prod-
.
On
195,
„
Attention to10co3ts 'inWproducUon°VpurchasingS'and serung11!-,^
-
the
and
preceding
year.—V.
economy
company in 1944 and has^- served_-suited
iii
a
better
balance
between
sales
President
of
AM-F
Pinspotters Inc.,
Warnock said.
r
Executive Vice-President.—V.
196, p. 533. —
.
Based on
the-average number of shares
Vice-President
succeeds
"/
who
said
half
.
Consolidated net sales, royalties and other
operating income for
the nine months of the fiscal 1962
period amounted to $599 672 486
compared with $570,167,511 for the nine months
of the
-
this-year coupled with increased efficiency
in manufacturing and marketing.
;
Gott
,Mr.
first
in the national
late
-
company
in.-the
ings
.
^
Mr.
v
Net income for tlie first nine months of the current year was.
after Federal income taxes of $18,737,456, compared with
$17,261,658 in the corresponding period a year ago.
from earnings of $8,833,000 in the same period last
year'.
L Armstrong
manufactures
resuient. flooring,
building- products,.lntiUstrial, sPeclalties; packaging materials, and consumer
products..
^Gott, President and Frank P. Downey, Executive Vice-.^;;^.
Herbert P.
Patterson, a
C.
President.'
directors, announced.
xi.3.%
up
company's
off
spun
in
October,
1961).
Ryan
explained' the dramatic turnabout in
profits to sales
unprofitable Photo Instruments Division,
reorganization of
the foreign subsidiaries on a profitable bails,
increased sales emphasis on (he more profitable areas In which
the company holds
technical leadership, and a reduction in
overhead during the quarter
of $247,571.—v. 194, p. 1503.
the
of
■
..
:;$Sooo 8&
•/360,90° :•
'
outstanding
—V. 194,
p.
"
1609.
22I,00°:' .; The certificates will .be-
:
$0.62
/;/
..
1
'•
,
\
4
box
Cars-
—v
$0.38
J;
,
"-:/r
pf 98.77 for a 4(4% couppn
196,
costing
p.
Bigelow.Sanford> Inc._six Months> Report_
newJO-d^,
estimated aggregate of $4,426,500.
an
636.
J ~
•
/'
.■
.
came from Salomon Bros.-
secured by 300
•
-
-
(
Net
—V.
,
Anthony Pools, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Down—
Despite
a
strong
upsurge
of
;
.
..
,Net sales for
the
first
half
of
1962
..
Income Up 63%—
•"TnerPA.P-
..
$3,372,976,
representing.
against
decline of .$444,834 from, net jsales of
$3,817,810 for the similar..
period last year. Net earnings were $63,922, or :081 cents
per share
788,600 outstanding common shares, a decrease of $91,586 from
earnings of $155,578 or .197 cents per share for the first half of
■
I96L-.
'
'•
•
•
Phil Anthony, in his report to
stockholders, contrasted;quarter profit of $355,330 with the first quarter loss of
$232,263.
He noted that first quarter sales were beset by
prolonged'
rains, and a subnormal backlog of pool orders dating back to the
crisis
until
the
at
end
construction
is
of
1961.
Anthony does not record
completed.—V.
191,
2086.
p.
•
27
a.
par
and
accrued
interest,
,
income
'
'
and
99%'"
in
the
six
months
months through June,
the
ended
1962,
results
U.
1961
U.
S.
block
share
per
30
equivalent
were
S.
_
„
shares
to
to
51
U.
cents
S.
share
per
June
on
block
30,
shares
the
.
'n^eaSta^vw
reported by Sol Kittay,
meeting of stockholders.
was
annual
p
outstanding
CT'such^for 'deblnfo/es
at
__
amount.
"
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•
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.
-
:
the
""
'
"
(1)
organized
.
Z
•
.
y_
-
---
manufactured
at
the
Cine
acquired
in Spring Grove, Minn.; and the camera line is manufacin
Japan by the company's wholly-owned subsidiary, AtlaS
Works, Ltd.
("Atlas").
The company concentrates on the
marketing of
of
the
a
low-priced
"package"
sales
product line adaptable to the promotion
concept.
Most of its principal competitors
,
emphasize products selling at substantially higher retail prices. The
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J.
On
account of
the fluctuations in
St
outstanding a
nnn
fifiw T!\aret,earnin8S weie
House charges, which
195, p. oSfi
2488.
ios
n
o-
n/r
>
'
—
ige2
1961
—
$9,487,105
$8,796,438
comm0n"shwei:::::::;::::":
per
Jl$o7o
45so62
729'000
Bowser
Trie
!
Qiiartorlv
Plan-
.
,
'
•
•
p_
2029.
>1962
*
___'
snare
"
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I
'
.
'
•
'
690,068
•
A
0.51
'
•
1,180,381
545,533
*
0.43
1,180,141
'
8
"
»
0t* va
-
'.■•••
'
.
.
Net.s.alqs are expected to total approximately $38,500,000, up 15%'
the $33,378,628 volume of last year, with net earnings amounting to approximately $1,665,000, or over $1.65 a share, compared
over
.
to.net earnings of $1,127,000, or 97 cents a share, last year.
\
Bearings, Inc. does no manufacturing, but is a highly-specialized
marketing and serVice organization representing most of the nation's
..major manufacturers of bearings. The company Operates 59 sales
and service centers located in the industrial areas of 19 States in
the Midwest, South and East.
Approximately 85% of the company's sales are for replacement
..
.
.
-
.
S SSJSS,''to HoVrtl. ¥ £££
Shipments for
the
first
six
months
of
substantially
,e" 10
fiscal
1962
totaled
$10.8
$114
million, with virtually the entire drop in
vol"m.e. attributable to discontinuance of certain unprofitable lines,
according to Mr. Damon. An order backlog of $9.2 million for both
civilian and military products indicates increasing sales levels
during
the second half of the fiscal year, he said.
' »
Mr, Damon pointed out
:
fnr -—Cinlpc TTri
products.
million, dowri from
1961
$10,887,389 $11,580,296
shares-"
.
""
•'
electronic
that
the
favorable
second
quarter
record
achieved despite non-recurring expenses involved in
the re-"
location of plant facilities from Fort Wayne, Ind.,*and
Washington,
D.
C. to Greeneville and
Cookeville, Tenn. The new, modern Tennessee
manufacturing facilities will mean more efficient and
was
able
operations
In
for
letter
a
for
to
stock
which
stock
and
will
open
profit-
the
company,
shareholders,
recapitalization
of
the
permit
settling
the way for
he predicted.
Damon announced
Mr.
$4.85
million
of
the
of
a
new
outstanding
dividend
on
common
holders.
plan
preferred
arrearage
payment of dividends to
the
share-
The plan calls for payment of $3.60 per share to preferred shareholders in two installments;
increasing par value from $25 per
share to $28, with the cumulative
dividend being $1.40 per
year
instead of $1.20; and creation of a new class B
stock
share.
to
share
The
new
shareholders
on
non-voting
equally
class
the
B
with
the
common
basis of
present
stock
common
common
would
three-quarters of
be
a
on
dividends per
issued to preferred
new
share for each
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park
Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and
President;
Morrissey, Editor. Published twicfc & week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue)-with a statistical issue on
Monday]. Other offices; 135 S. La Salle
Copyright 1962'by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class-matter February 25,
1942, at the post office at New York, N, Y., under the Act
States, U. S, Possessions and Members of the Pan American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada, $68.00 per year.
Other countries, $72.00 per year.
the rate of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613);
of March 3, 1879.
Subscription in United
NOTE:
-'
common
'
-
company's
sq?
7
ner
redu7ndnth/0foifihefnthr?h mf0,nt?8 fnded Jdne 3f°- 1962
This Cleveland-based distributor of bearings set new sales and
profit records in the year ended June 30, Joseph M. Bruening, President, told members of the New York Society Of Security Analysts
-on Aug: 13.
•
'
-
\.
facilities
tured
j_g5
-
common
of
1
May 14, 1962, the company is a manufacturer and distributor ot
amateur motion picture cameras and
projectors, 35mm -slide
projectors and related equipment and accessories, Projectors, reare
Si
on
———
Earned
and
,
8mm
equipment and accessories
per
x»Aorinirc
on
lated
hi
S3"
Recapitalization
$338 797,
-
...
1-^aft;er -taxes_;_/__/
Number
was
Report—
sales
Earned
„
,
Dec.
into Mansfield, Ltd., on Sept. 1, 1960.
Apart from the business of its Argus Division, which was
:
Basic, Inc.—Six Months
" Net
into
1960 and was merged
*hire
a
S&me
Period Ended June 30—■
1962,
on
iiQ °n
^
.
..
14, 1959; (2) Mansfield, Ltd.,* a Delaware corwhich Progress Photo Products, Inc.; was merged orr
May 11,
1960;
and
(3)
Mansfield
Industries, Inc., an acquired
predecessor Illinois corporation which was acquired as of April 1,"
poration
t
$
tm^r\we'"peri^ of'1961^7^95°p ^oT shares———
and President, at the
vp. 12U7.
N€* income for the -quarter ended Junfe-30, • 1961,
640-v^e
BUSINESS—Argus
to
n-uu
the
the
l ?hare V
share-—v-
0
the
i
«hare
a
thai
$106412
$
the
77k
$0.50 a share on 355,332 shares
said
that
combines
^
.-.
Inc., whose corporate name was changed on,
from Mansfield Industries, Inc., is a Delaware ;cororganized on. April 19, 1960. The company is a successor
Progress Photo Products, Inc., a Pennsylvania corporation;
t
said
1962
Chairman
31o"e1S62.isaJquJ°?o*27
Net proceeds will be used by the
company for the
rpnavmpnt nf debt
and
■'
repayment 01 aeDl, ana additional working capital.
aaamonai working ranital
May 14,
por&tion
,
Q
30,
$7 am
wr*
for
In
$o 50
Weesner
for
June
Board,
accounting
iLfme
share
a
has reported subthe-first six.mentis
for
the
of
A S ar?oSanr>?t0w?fhP?hka8ing
norSl
iqfiP
Net
•/.
Bowman Products Co.—Six Months' n
Report—
■
.
the -
principal amount thereof, and $3,200,000 Of th6 deben-:;
tures were issued to Sylvania Electric
Products; Inc. in exchange for a short-term
promissory note of thai
,
1961
-
company,
income
ended
r<«
_
exchange
in
$0.79
-Higher
net
Chairman
J'of
the
a«i
Mr
and
months
Period.Ended June 3d
_
^
This
fof
$0 56
Drovislon
represents 10 Philippine
American Stock Exchange.—
^nanf
$4,000,000 of 6%
y
and-
six
"noolin
a
^
the
on
1962,
+
.
903 000
$1.14
..
•
which
of
on
to
vear
1
each
listed
eoual
sales
Weesner,
the
1,273,000
.
'
tvt
onPeAanrnnS27f
sales
$2 877 956
(
"
shares,
P3.90
$1,023,985,1961 half
corresponding
lie
'
in
Paul
for
of
conceDt
Net
V.::.DVC©.,-In®*—:Earnmgs Up428%—
offered.to; holder8 of the c°mpany's 6% convertible/
in
1S62'
acouired
agains
of
;
•-
'
'
Increase
$4o.isxooo
z
share_____
This diversifed household pfodUcts
net
1961. i-Net* '
P3,993,549
equal
was
outstanding
1,896,452.9
on
"
block
ordinary shares, are
190, p. 1518.
..
.
convertible subordinated debentures due
July 15, 1972.
An additional
$1,000,000 Of the debentures were
1094.
p.
-
in
.
current
cents
v.
30,'
June
was
corresponding six .months of 1961.
free market dollar-peso exchange rate
.
The
or
•.
Argus Inc.—Debentures Offered—Via July 18, 1962
prospectus, Freehling, Meyerhoff & Co., Chicago, and
Capital Consultants, Inc., Los Angeles, offered pub-<
at
the
lJUtte
1
*
At
in
1,990,348.8
.
>
licly
(arossl
stantial
P15,580,062
These
,
sale
•
;
year
second
pool
*
,per dollar net profit in the 1962 period
which
compared
with
$512,960 'In the
.
President
international
-
in-oneratinir
pront ia the six
p2,000,545
"
common
_
of
on.
the
^
inn"" anfSt'/;
a
.
105,
•,:4.19®:statement
:
were
taxes______-_____^_____
per
Atlas Consolidated Mining & Development Corp.—
swimming
pool sales during April,
May and- June; the company reported that heavy rains and other
adverse factors in the first
quarter resulted in a decline of income
and profits during the first six months of-1962
compared with the
same
period of 1961.
-
after
Earned
.
.
"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
of a
The plan also, provides for establishment
retire the preferred stock.
preferred.
of
share
fund
sinking
to
There
;
holders,
said.—V.
Damon
Mr.
193,
376.
p.
V.
195,
the
for
earnings
Net
half-year
1962
'
2489.
p.
Robert
were
'
•
|
taxes
for income
Provision
shares
1 029,450
—V.
195,
Merger—
1156.
p.
of
months
six
period last
that
1962
-
*
before
income
.gales
12%
volume
for
slightly
was
-
1961
160,126.96
taxes__
532.123.13
297,253.99
234.869.14
(adjusted to the
outstanding—
$0.21
$0.08
$1.84
or
reported
1961 period.—V.
the
in
195,
-
after
Cessna Aircraft
67,240.76
92,886,20
National
First
transfer
now
for
agent
Bank,
tribution
-
the
the
-
„
common
Earnings
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc.—Sales Up 4.9%; Net 14V2 %
Detective Agency,
(William J.) Burns International
the
of
of
half
$379,862,
1962,
30,
an
comparable
for
$0.42
of
half
the
equaled $0.57 per share
1962
period
same
1961.—V.
of
195,
June
on
$47,745
of
months
this
publicly-owned
year,
able.
the
are
avail¬
earned
three
first
in, the-United
introduced
volume.
total
firm's
the
quarter
units
copying
plus
more
a
Records, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
Cameo-Parkway
shares of Gaimeo-ParkwaynRecords began
Aug. 13th, Oh the floor of the American Stock Exchange.
Trading
Monday,
the
in
and Exchange officials.'
Lowe, company President,
>
principally engaged in. recording and
distributing vocal and orchestral performances by nationally ac¬
claimed popular artists, in the form of single records and record
albums.
The records are produced under two main labels ("Cameo"
and "Parkway") in both stereophonic and monaural sound.
Cameo-Parkway Records
is
relatively new company in the recording business, Cameohas developed its own star performers, from new talenu,
rather than through arrangements with established artists.
The
recording
whose
company,
offices
main
in
are
Philadelphia
(1405 Locust St.), includes among its roster of stars such performers
Cinerama, Inc.
for
comparable pe¬
any
pointed out
period
and
the
same
195,
Clarise Sportswear Co., Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Period Ended June 30
Net
Net
after
Earned
—V.
$3,879,639
taxe3_
per
Number
195,
$3,234,688
105,797
$0.23
87,407
share
shares
455,215
common
$0.19
2820.
p.
'
Colemajjl, Engineering Co., Inc.—Net Up 12%—
.
has announced in.his annual report
:to shareholders, earnings after taxes of $149,183 for the fiscal year
ended April 30,
1962, as compared to earnings of $133,199 a year
earlier, an increase of 12%.
A better profit ipargin accounted for
the
increased
profit, as sales were $4,159,714 as compared with
$4,577,543 for the April 30, 1961 period—off 9%'.—V. 193, p. 2324.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To Redeem Debs.—
corporation
has
its
outstanding
51/2%
105.45%
Canada
The
nine
Corp.—Nine Months'
Dry
corporation
months
has
ended
parable period
that sales
1962 increased
reported
June
30,
Net Higher—
and
earnings for the
over those of the com¬
last year.
period, including a special income item of
$1,163,407, was $3,392,484, equivalent after preferred stock dividend
requirements to $1.37 per common share on the 2,355,669 shares
outstanding. Excluding the special income item, net earnings for
months
nine
This
share.
compared
earned for the like
$2,229,077,
to
came
with
period
equal
to
$0.88
per
common
equal to $0.83 per share
on the same number of shares.
$2,101,721,
a year
ago
World-wide sales of Canada Dry beverages
$81,059,886,
during the period were
all-time high, compared with last year's $77,new record high, Roy W. Moore, Jr., President, said,
company's
continuing
aggressive market
expansion
786,048.
The
reflects
the
activities.—V.
Sales
the
the quarterly report to stockholders.
President said in
Sales
year
those
above
for
and earnings increased by 55%,
for
Sales
Net
the
six
months
totaled
the
corresponding
period
Charles C.
in
for
the
been
$576,503,
or
48
cents per share
a
year
higher
losses
$12,-
cents
per
share,
earlier.
cents
Carriers
Corp.—Note
1, 1974.
Net proceeds from the financing will be used by
certain outstanding debts, ex¬
the company to repay
pand its terminal facilities and increase working
capital.
In addition, the company has announced that it is
negotiating with First National City Bank of New
York for a revolving credit of $2,700,000.
Catholic
Church of the
Resurrection (Minneapolis)
—Notes Offered—Keenan & Clarey, Inc., Minneapolis,
is offering publicly, $160,000
of this corporation's
serial coupon notes dated Aug. 1, 1962 and due Nov. 1,
1968-72.
The notes
are
priced at
par
terest and bear interest at from 5%
to 5y4%.
Net proceeds from the sale will be used to redeem
notes issued during the construction of a
six classroom addition to the school.
The
corporation
was
incorporated
June 18, 1933.
of
providing
1962."
larger
Net
for
reserves
income
the
of
195, p. 2697.
Electronics
the
the
six
months
income
cents
74
This
in¬
Industries
ended
after
30,
allowances
share
with
per
June
the
on
net
compares
Corp.
1962,
for
.
;
,
—
for'the first six months
results
Sessions
Clock
results
of
included.—V.
195,
as
Corp.
Sessions
earnings
well
as
Industries
The
the
are
Co.
$83,interest
shares
include the operations
Philips Electronics &
figures do not include
for
that
period.
in
foreign
investments
In
neither
operations
2594.
p.
Foods
Corp.—Acquisition—
cluded
and
stock
and
involved
headquartered in Philadelphia, with subsi¬
Albany, N. Y., Pittsburgh, Pa., Richmond, Va., and Wash¬
ington, D. C.
Sales are directly to
restaurants, hotels, colleges,
hospitals and other institutional users.
Consolidated's
cisco,
Mr.
Kennedy,
eleven
of
in
of
group
states
which
is
In
actual
merger
with
196,
p.
an
Is
Mr.
division
points
and
in
Is
a
Chicago,
several
other
leading institutional
Boston, San Fran¬
f
from
area
served
between
Irwin
Massachusetts
our
as
by
the
to
Parke
Monarch
President
of
California,
Company.
Institutional
the
but
Thus,
division
combined
none
the
and
operation."
115.
Estimated earnings of 78 cents each on 1,005,380 shares of
capital
outstanding are seen by this Syracuse, N. Y.t electrical manu¬
facturing firm, for the six-month period ended June 30, 1962.
of
the
1961
six
of
months,
Income
for
compared
$1,049,000,
or
$1.04
the
with
per
to 5%.
is
ecclesiastical
an
Church
New York
district
including eight
State.
It
coun¬
established
was
a
,
bid
a
of
98.93%,
The First Boston Corp. managed the account which
made the second highest bid, 98.761 also for a 4 V4%
A
Co.
third with
was
Webster
syndicate
headed
by Morgan,
Stanley
bid of 98.536 for 4%s.
a
Securities
Coupon.
bid
Corp.,
for
100.272
&
Stone &
4%%
a
'
,
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from
the
financing,
together
with
funds will be applied to the redemption and retirement of its
presently outstanding $50,000,000 principal amount of First and
Refunding Mortgage bonds, 5(4% series due 1990.
other
REDEMPTION
FEATURES—The
bonds
are
redeemable
at
redemption prices ranging from 105.25% to 100%, and at
redemption price of 100%, plus accrued interest in each
Power
and
South
supplier
and
Carolina.
of
by
electric
In
39
service
these
of
counties,
sales to
direct
by
it
the
is
energy
purchased from
the company is engaged
which
the
customers
Other businesses
of urban bus
company.
the
are
operation
systems
REVENUES—On
31,
company
income
operating
basis, for the 12 months
had total operating revenues of
of $28,281,000.
revenues
$27,234,000.—V.
operation
unaudited
an
the
1962,
and net
973,000
was
principal
ultimate
deliveries to municipalities. Rural Electrification
(REA) cooperatives, and other utilities which re¬
Administration
1961,
special
Rockefeller
30
wholesale
distribute
in
of
regular
a
case.
Plaza, New York City,
50 counties in the Piedmont section of North
supplies electricity in
Eastern
Eastern
of
as
company
amounted
to
$785,000
earnings for the first half-year
share on 1,006,680 shares.
Air
196,
aggregated
For
the
year
$178,155,000
of
ended
$183,-
ended Dec. 31,
and
income
net
535.
p.
Air
Lines, Inc.—First
Lines
after, all
June
net
charges
and
Half
Results—
from
loss
for
the
first
operations
to
six
of
months
share on .3,234,616 shares .outstanding
compares with a net loss from
operations of
$1.18 per
This
30.
its
reduced
taxes
equivalent to
1962,
$6,380,000,
or $1.97 per share, reported in the same period of 1961.
Eastern Air Lines
was
grounded on June 23, 1962 by a flight
engineers' strike. The current report, however, does not include any
payments to the company under the Mutual Aid Agreement with
other
for
Civil
air
carriers, which provides for reimbursement, in
sustained as a result of a strike. The Mutual! Aid
in effect, is still awaiting final approval of the
losses
while
Agreement,
Aeronautics
Earnings
This
Board.
the
comparable period of 1961 were also adversely
the flight engineers' strike in February of that year.
improved figures, up to the date the airline was
reflect an unusually successful winter season in which
for
by
year's
all previous records were broken
bean
resort
Air-Shuttle,
ing
contributing
the
30
the
CAB
As
made
its
to
first-class
augmented
winter
than
and the Carib¬
plus
a
effective
of
these
were
the
availability
the
company's complete fleet
across-the-board fare increase which
3%
on
Feb.
a
year
ago
1.
conditions,
operating
total
service.
revenues
of
season
patronage which benefited
half-year's
more
jets,
result
a
airline
full
first
large
for travel to Florida
areas,
together with growing popularity of Eastern's
Air-Bus, Air-Commuter, and other innovations, includ¬
the upgrading of
Also
for
together with over-all gains in
the industry as a whole, the first
of $178,908,739
were
19.8%
revenues
while operating expenses of $178,815,805
were
only 13.2% higher than in 1961. Seat miles operated were increased
by 16.9% to 5.2 billion, revenue passenger miles increased 13.2%,
load
and
stock
net
B. C.
—
Offered-^-Halsey, Stdarf &
Co., Inc., New York City, was manager of an un¬
derwriting'group which offered on Aug.-17, $50,000,000 Duke Power Co. first and refunding mortgage
bonds, 4%% series B, due Aug. l, 1992 at 99.663%
and accrued interest, to yield 4.27%. The group won
award of the bonds at competitive sale Aug. 16 on
six
Crouse-Hinds Ca.—Earnings Down—
Consolidated
.
Notes Offered
—
Duke Power Co.—Bonds
of
cities.
commenting on the acquisition, stated: "L. H.
five distribution points make an ideal addition
institutional warehouses
which
are
located
In
ranging
Parke,
—V.
Houston
Company's
our
Foods
distribution
Jacksonville,
Parke
to
Monarch
with
$0.66
and Traders Trust Co., Buffalo, is
paying agent for the note issue^Y. 192,
1 V
,V*\?
'
:
and
grounded,
amount.
Parke Co. is
diaries in
wholesaler
322,058
Catholic population of 873,089. In¬
Diocese are 267 -parishes, 36 mission
the
496.
p.
a
seven-figure
H.
in
affected
Jr., President of the Parke company.
The acquisition
was
made for cash
341,500
Manufacturers
part,
L. H. Parke Co., institutional food wholesaler, has been acquired
by Consolidated Foods Corp., according to an announcement made
by S. M. Kennedy, President of Consolidated, and Donald Irwin,
L.
of Buffalo
Catholic
1847 and has
certain
Consolidated
663,558
$0.65
•-
expansions for schools, parishes, etc.
Western
$3,806,000
.*
of
1961
Co.
1961
$9,643,579
612,955'■ *
297,000
-
taxes
income
...
of
currently
•
1962
those
The
Clock
from
of
1962
$10,193,507
taxes_^u__
parishes, 20 diocesan high schools, 190 parochial ele¬
mentary schools, five parochial high schools, and
several hospitals, homes for the aged, orphanages, etc.
Sales,
totaled
In
"
,
of
,
,
reported
-
■
serving four municipalities and the
water supply systems serving three municipalities.
minority
3,172,377
sales
"
315,955
Federal
Diocese
transit
,
hi
485,493 number of common shares outstanding June 30,
195, p., 1096.
The
$67,304,368 and net
$1,871,476 for the same period of 1961, equivalent to 61
share on the 3,053,597 shares outstanding at June 30 of
Pharmaceutical
for
on
in 1961.—V.
net
or
of
The
and accrued in¬
short-term
for
and
per
The
Sale
Ap¬
proved—On Aug. 14, 1962 the ICC authorized the
company, headquartered in Cherryville, N. C., to sell
privately to Prudential Insurance Co. of America, a
$2,000,000 5%% installment promissory note due July
necessity
earned
outstanding.
proceeds will be used by the corporation to
help finance the cost of constructing a new seminary
and additional high schools, to repay certain debt
obligations incurred for capital expenditures, and to
pay in part the cost of making improvements, addi¬
May
sales
year.
case
Freight
the
now
$8,483,082
-
Federal income
BUSINESS—Duke
group (including Cavalier Life Insurance Co.) was $4,565,the first six months of 1962, compared with
$5,273,530 for
outstanding.
past two years have placed us in a stronger competitive position in
all of the fields in which we operate."—V. 195, p. 2489.
Carolina
per
would have
stockholders stated further, "The reduction in
brought about entirely by the reduced profits of
of subsidiaries which have been faced with
and
400.
p.
share,
per
the
Net
share."
per
during the first six months of
Net
that
1961,
$1.37
or
earnings
Net Up—
profit
for all of
$14,070,774,
the
Consolidated
of
of 4.8%
to
mentioned above,
as
group
losses
for
margins increased to 6.5% of sales from a
reflecting the continuing improvement
in efficiency as well as the higher volume of business," Mr. Dixon
said.
"The plant improvements and cost reductions made in the
"Significantly,
amounted
1961
$1.38
or
report to
insurance
of
adjusted
earnings was
our
income
75
half
when
$15,523,569,
The
net
first
195,
coupon.
Greene,
but
150,374
with
New
the
$2,353,323
compared
in
Broadway,
1961.
share,
cents
shares
above
terest and bear interest at from 43A%
the
President, pointed out that "net income for 1962
earnings of The City Loan & Savings Co., acquired
For comparative purposes, therefore, income and other
relevant figures have been adjusted to give effect to this
acquisi¬
tion as though it had happened Jan. 1, 1961.
Published earnings
late
last
the report said.
$13,756,456
the corresponding period last year.
income increased to $892,785, equal to
416,250
from
11%
were
140
all
at
at
1962,
1,
made
company's
the similar period
earnings of Carlisle for the six months ended June 30,
highest in the company's history, George F. Dixon,
and
were
York,
New
1982
10,
June
be
consolidated net income (unaudited) for the six
months ended June 30, 1962 totaled $15,056,294.
After allowing for
dividends on the preferred stock, this was equal to $1.33 per share.
In their letter to- stockholders, Edmund L. Grimes, Chairman, and
910
Sales, Earnings—
Co. of
p. 535.
due
will
Commercial Credit Co.—Net Down Slightly—
surance
1095.
p.
Corp.—Record
Carlisle
1962
195,
Payment
Sept.
on
debentures
series H
interest.
Guaranty Trust
15, N. Y.—V. 196,
York
new
a
called for redemption
accrued
Morgan
includes
the
for
income
Net
plus
dis-
Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., is offering publicly,
$5,000,000 of this corporation's direct obligation serial
notes dated Aug. 1, 1962 and due serially Aug.
1,
1967-72. The notes are priced at par and accrued in¬
President,
The
of
national
on
trustee
Coleman,
64
or
of 649,119
10%
Diocese of Buffalo, N. Y.
455,215
..
common
of
1961
1962
—
sales—
$415,875,
were
earnings per common share
ties
2697.
its
Cigar Corp.—Six Months' Report—
tions and
p.
from
replacement parts, fasteners and
and key equipment manufacturing
key
the basis
year.—V.
for
1962.—V.
in
;
the
on
of the Roman
issue.-—V.
this
Corp.,
and
automotive
and
earnings
•Lased
Announces Film Making Agree¬
—
Artists
United
The
level
highest
ment With United Artists—
series, and many others.—V. 195, p. 2929.
Jr.,
"the
were
the
company's history," Mr. Straka said
4.9% above consolidated net sales for
of the previous year.—V. 195, p. 2489.
Orlons,
the
income
were
Bobby Rydell, Chubby Checker, Dee Dee Sharp, The Dovells, The
as well as Julie Wilson, and Clint Eastwood of the Rawhide
as
Net
a
Parkway
TV
sales
net
3,311,915
ago.
class • A
As the new symbol,■ CPW*Ay was placed on the. board, of . the trading
post, the first transaction was completed in the presence- oft.Bernard
As
in
of $2,542,277,
of
year
a
the
diversified line
of copying
papers
and
accessories
would boost sales and profits substan¬
tially in the second half of the year.—V. 195, p. 2489.
duced
Consolidated
riod
See
French-developed Polymicro copier,
States last year, have risen to 20%. of.
He
said he expected that newly-intro¬
of
period
they
noted.
he
sales
said
Burton
Mr.
second
quarter and
months,
second
upward trend in sales
Of the eight cents per
5(4 cents were earned in
sales were 10% ahead of
number
average
same
income
net
an
for the
second
quarter.
in the six-months period,
earnings
share
reported
President,
Burton,
Stanley
the
figures
1961
"
and
th
comparable
no
average
equal to 76 cents a share
capital shares outstanding in
reflects losses on foreign
exchange of $371,700 in the first six months of 1962 versus $155,100
for the same period of 1961.
eight
or
six
first
the
ago,
income increased 14.5% over the
Jerome A. Straka, President, an¬
1
amounted to $2,912,152, equal to 87 cents a
3,339,061 capital shares outstanding.
This
1962
30,
the
with
compares
the
photo copying equipment,
reported net
cents per snare on sales oi $1,596,139
of
1962.
Since
the company became
of
manufacturer
This
income
for
year
a
net
while
Consolidated net income of Chesebrough-Pond's for the six months
on
Corp.-rr-Net Higher—
Burton Mount
consolidated net sales for the first six months of
$54,667,355, compared with $52,118,230, for the
year,
.
share
as
2030.
p.
to
period
ended
year.
for the first
to
company's
period last
nounced.
Net income for the first half
increase of 38% over $275,117 for the
1961.
last
income
Net
compared
June
period of
comparable
totaled
1962
first
ended
amounted
same
the company reported
from services amounted to $18,229,216, an increase of 20%
revenues
over
The
1962
20%
Up
months
six
the
For
cents per .share,
74
or
in
$9,350,101
before
Provision
Net
600.
p.
peTiod
sales-^'-i———
♦Net
Inc.—Revenues
above
year
of
previous
Net
sales
May 31,
1962,
according to
Which saw„the consolidation here
of
manufacturing, distribution and
administra¬
previously distributed-among five separate locations.
$480,072,
DWG
i;
record
up
ended
year
the
specialties
15%
Sales
for
Sales, Earnings—
Company., chalked
fiscal
activities
the prior
York City, has been appointed
stock of the company.—V. 189,
New
Ohio
the
Period Ended June 30—
Co.—Appointment—
City
•
roof
one
hardware
•
■
an
million
-
report
Profits of
'
2031.
p.
for
activities
.were
2287.
p.
tive
of 1962 was $105,997,000,
the similar 1961 period.
in
from
share,
per
under
'
•
1962
operations (net income plus depletion and
depreciation)
totalled $6,871,000, ' equivalent to $1.92 per share,,
in
the first half of this year, substantially above
the $5,890,000,
generated
$1
.
Eastlake,
annual
its
higher
'
year.-
the
for
'
•
in
resulted
is
''
first six months
the
$94,275,000
the
over
depletion
.
earnings
company'6
the
said,
Included
Curtis Industries, Inc.—Record
This
•
-
orders.-
1315.•
p.
/
,
Mr. Slpan
increase of $500,000 In pend¬
in government contracts,'more
than half scheduled to be shipped by the end of the year.—V. 195,
.;
4
reported
has
This,
ing
income
before
taxes.—...
share
income per
Net
first
the
corresponding
.'
half was $2,915,000,.
or
81 cents per share
(on 3,578,462 common shares), and for the
1961 half $2,735,000, or 85 cents per share
(on 3,207,462 shares)..■
$2,926,937.81
income
net
Consolidated
for
194,
Up Slightly—
Koenig, .President
the
for
Net
Cash
1962
P.
income
than
.
$4,345,471.75
——
profit
i,
net
Consolidated
net
Co.—Six Months' Report-
Browning Arms
Period Ended June 30—
Consolidated net sales—
quarter exceeded shipments by 5%.
;
isue.—V.
this
Co.,
Cerro Corp.—Net
$340,783, equal to
79
cents per
share on 432,630 outstanding common shares. For
the first six months of 1961. net earnings
were $480,181, or $1.11
per
common share.
The drop in earnings is attributable in part
to costs of introducing new products, which initially require heavier
advertising
and
promotion in proportion
to sales .volume that
would be. normal
later in their sales lives, the report stated.—
-
Union Title
See
months ended
compared with
communication
trustee and
of Minneapolis is
Central Investment Corp.-—Proposed
its report' for the six
June
30,
1962
shows
net-sales of $13,173,476,
$12,742,952 for the first half of 1961.
in
Manufacturing
Brillo
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
.
..Robert J. Sloap,1 the firm's President,-also revealed in a quarterly
to stockholders that incoming orders for the second
v,
~
paying agent .for the notes.
Higher—
Brillo Mfg. Co., Inc.—Net
16 classroom school.
in its
National Bank
First
forthcoming
about 800 families in the parish and some
are
children
555
preferred stock recapitalization plan will be submitted to a
special meeting of both common and preferred share¬
The
.
(744)
factors
months
Edo
in
were
52.31%
1961.—V.
195,
54.01%
for
the
same
Earnings
195,
p.
share_„^^.,__
2p32.
1961
$7,349,000
188,000
per
1962
$9,075,000
__
Profit
—V.
with
2151.
Corp.—Six Months' Report—
Period Ended June 30—
Sales
compared
p.
285,000
$0.23
$0 35
Volume 196
6187
Number
vestments
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—Six Months' Report—
Period Ended June 30—
Net
revenues
after
Earned
—
per
common
$
common
shares
196,
of
all
to
commercial
tends
Electronic Specialty Co.—Acquisition—
William
H.
of
of
for
'
to
a
Inc.,
Such
Inc.,
the
a
pioneer
in
fired
"gas
new
subsidiary
a
development
the
benefits
additional
from
.payments
be
to
revolu¬
a
chiller"
chiller
Vice-President
future
through
H.
requires
new
Mr.
minimum: maintenance, , and provides
emphasized that this is the first of
which
expected
are
follow
to
the
Iron
Co.'s
"Space Conditioning
new
Systems."—V.
196,
The
842,196
the
for
the
after
solidated
period
sales
50
were
consolidated net
share,
a
six
months
first-half
of
Fireman-
of
$65,746,291.
Pre-tax
share,
for
GIVING
the
for
of
increased
V.
Landa
the
company
are
these governments.
The member governments'
Germany,
President
and
ment
purchases,
which would
operations
with
railways.
Through
to
Aug.
integration
the
of
its
of
convertible
in
subordinated
connection with
the
the
rate
of
until
debentures
87
tion systems,
equity
the
ownership
portion
the
of
Miami,
portfolio
and
securities
pean
its
in
of
water
while
Standard
&
Poor's
stock
500
Eurosyndicate Index between Dec.
dropped 19.2%
The net >>sset value
1962
$29,958,684, -compared
$18.12
share
per
with
$35,199,307
with" $21.28
compared
on
at
oer
average
1961
27,
6%
end
and
1962
6%
v
market
U.- S.
Government
conditions
Eurofund
abroad.
obligations
During
the
awaiting
first
six
of
repented sales w for .the (first six months of
compared with sales of. $5,363,000 for the comparative
Six* months profits bef<?r,eytaxes were estimated at
>$440,000 as compared "with $234,000''.for- the first; six months of 1961.
Earnings for the entire year of 1962 were estimated to be equal
to 70 cents per share as against 45 cents for
the year of 1961
while sales were expectedr.to reach $15,500,00 for the year against
1961
sales of $13,500,000.—V. 191, p. 604.
—V.
$6,660,000
into
April
The
30.
share
Carl
on
company's
net
earnings
$192,158,
10.5
or
Executive
House
President,
pointed out
that
This
first
the
was
plant
to
—V.
——-
2,566,544
—
___—
8,509,600
195, p. 1316.
of
The
the
p.
Aug.
the
In
15,
1962
1923.
the
Stock
common
Exchange
Mr.
has
8,415,766
•
by
-
Securities
Of¬
1962, King Merritt & Co., Inc.,
New York City, announced the offering of 1,000,000fered—On
shares
of
Aug.
Estate Trust; at $10
r
meat
Argentina's
products
share
of
20,
Senosiain
Mr.
that
of
one
acquisition
the
of
of
foreign
cents
a
York
*'
completed in
Anglo.
Senosiain
Mr.
Julio
M.
the
said
at
a
per
been
the 300,000 shares
of $1 million.—
on
in
excess
to
President
of
July,
the
with
new
and
meat
Sere
of
with
meat
of
Inc.
From
of
Carnes
de
be
sold
the
to
sales
the U.
in
in
fact
the
U.
and
New
in
30,
S.
that
S.
and
the
and
its
subsidiaries
have
reported
Argentina's
have
York
1961
$1,894,605
138,327
1951
Net
also
increase
canned
of
the
for
cents
16
six
per
months
share
on
ending
Grafco
is
supplies for
manufacturer
a
first half of 1962
1961, Ben Tankel,
and
June
30,
1962,
was
sales of $1,275,101. This
cents per share on sales
record
with a net of $24,599 or 14
$1,083,661 in the first half of 1961.
of
14%—
Grafco Industries, for the
the comparable period of
distributor
the graphic arts industry.—V.
of
195, p.
equipment
and
1553.
Greyhound Corp.—To Redeem Preferred—
The
outstanding
its
plus
share,
National
First
meat
has called for redemption on Oct. 31, 1962,
4%% cumulative preferred stock at $103.50
corporation
of
accrued dividends.
City
Bank, N. Y.—V.
Payment
195, p.
will be made at the
2153.
declined
exports
to
the
U.
and
S.
the
Gulf American Land
The
.
Euro¬
;
-
*-■
',K
«e
-
>
-
of 1962
this Leetsdale,
Pa.,,
announcement
<
of
polyethylene
the
Securties
toys,
house¬
was
and
made
Handmaeher-Vogel, Inc.—Six Months' ReportPeriod Ended June 30—
-
the American Stock Exchange
Commission.—V. 196, p. 537.
by
Exchange
Sales
4
'
—
"
-----
'1962
1961
; $3,221,536 ,.-$3,307,093
-taxes.^a—146.302
per
common
share
'
\
$0.20
,375,805
$0.52
718,635
718,635
Net'""after
Earned
Number
record sales and earnings.
manufacturer
corporation's 6!/*%
and
this. issue—V. 19fr, p-.536.
Corp.—6M>% Debs. Listed—
convertible subordinated debentures, due
1977, which were publicly sold last July 19, were admitted to trad¬
ing on the American Stock Exchang at 10 a.m. Aug. 9.
The
i
report for the first six months
area
253,650
u "*
'
Industries, Inc.—Net Up
or
was
he
(Andy)- Gaxd Carp,—Record Sales,.Earnings^./-,'.^ ""•v
Pittsburgh
3 '
.
compares
GabrieLCo.—Maremont Increases-Holdings^—^
company reports
"
278,000
'
shares.
865/
income
and
Europe.
of
common
$0.53
$0.61
share—_—
common
p.
earnings
$28,036
City,
Corporacion Argen¬
share
consolidated
$2,410,737
172,143
—
jumped 14%
over
President, reported.
government-sponsored
was responsible for sales
in
the
1962
taxes—
Grafco
Net
a
balance
for
share outstanding, against $158,155, or 32 cents
1961.—V. 195, p. 2380.
of
195,'
—V,
executive
Argentina
to
1943
the
agent
Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
and
per
Number
Market."
See Macenroirt Corp;#-
The
transfer
196, p. 6.
company
rancher
industry
industry
(CAP),
of Argentina's cattle raisers. He
Common
its
June
after
Earned
interests.
Argentine
Argentine
Transmundo,
the
the New York office
Productores
market
Co.—Appointment—
appointed
been
sales
Net
Swift, Armour and the
-
are
'
together
Juncosa
familiar
manager
de
In
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing will be used by the
Trust to' carry out a program of acquisition, concentrating on in¬
the
$8,161,028 for the six months ended June 30, 1962, com¬
common
at
Net
plant marks
houses in that
*
\
Sterilon
Gradiaz, Annis & Co., Inc.—Six Months' Report—
press
Wilson
packing
Argentine private
1
.
:
and
items in
200
over
share
per
slightly
are
has
Rubber
Rubber
per
share
per
•
market
pared with sales of $7,338,557 in the like period last year. Net in¬
come
for the recent half year amounted to $224,720, equal to 45
announced
was
major meat
merchandising problems in the U. S.
pean
4
cents
50
assets
Net
New
net sales of
of
all
General "Real *
share.-. The offering marked,
the initial public?sale. of the.4 company's shares,^ w -
and
Aug.
15,
beneficial 'interest* of ..First
increase
to
steadily during the last
decade, Mr. Senosiain said:
"The meat industry in Argentina is
operating today much the same way it did 50 years ago. Improved
manufacturing and packaging techniques, together with an aggressive merchandisingprogram can regain. Lot- Argentina-its share of
of the company was listed
under the symbol FLP—V. 195,
—
meat
company's
Senosiain,
long
products
stock
Estate Trust
of
Goodall
pected
$0.20
Laboratories
Sterilon
and
capital stock of the company,-—V.
240,316 shs.
of $25,000,000 in the U. S. and Canada during that
period.
Mr. Senosiain
said..Frigorifico.-Argentino Central has based its
production schedules in anticipation of foreign sales in 1963 of more
than $20,000,000. Of this, between $7,000,000 and
$8,000,000 is ex¬
1,668,438<
a
Period Ended June 30—
time
cooperative
„
Real
subsidiaries
its stockholders that
stockholders' meeting
to
429.
p.
Bank
750,000
Taboada, acquired all of the outstanding stock from Wilson
for $5,200,000. Wilson has advanced the new owners
$2,500,000 as
working capital in the form of a loan repayable in two and onehalf years with an interest of 6%,
-
$4,664,577
three
September.
of
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
230,000
Juan
the
General
196,
■
1,000,000 shs.
program,
a
operations
industrialist
re¬
"
.
First
:
for
transaction
a
headed
,
American
-
which has purchased the Argentine meat packing
& Co., Chicago, idle since May, 1961, is scheduled
Argentine
Referring
On
"
de-
country has. come under control
of
major meat packers in Argentina
Fields Plastics & Chemicals, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
on
230,000
Jorge Senosiain, Vice-President in charge
Frigorifico Argentino Central S.A.
British-owned
1961
■
market
Wilson
first
tina
.
'.*z
Other
cents
$0.30
___
$1,200,000
end
the
manufacture
earnings
outstanding.
750,000
$1)
in
company,
general
$5,986,261
...—;
Earnings per share
Shares outstanding.
$1,200,000
V.
with
lion
for
resume
its
income
Net", income-—
Outstanding
;
1980
for
hospital supply field,
substantially all of which are disposable.
Nineteen-sixty-one sales were $2.2 million, earning 30 cents per
share. Nineteen-sixly-two estimated sales are in excess of $3 mil¬
conference.
195, p. 113.
1962
(par
step
by
16,
This
Federal Resources Corp.—Annual Report—
Total
first
marketing
1961, and commenced operations Oct. 1, 1961.
report issued by Executive House, Inc.
Year Ended April 30—
its
Ltd.,
Canada,
of
towards
held
and
Sterilon
of
Gillette
of
stated that Sterilon direc¬
recommending
the assets at
are
sale
the
be
will
2698.
p.
world
Aug.
financial
to its shareholders.—V.
stock
195,
the
port covers only a seven-month period from Oct. 1, 1961 to April 30,
1962, the end of the company's fiscal year. The company was in¬
corporated in August,
total
FINANCING
two shares
represent
President, of Sterilon,
management
approve
which
would
Evans,
P.
and
they
and
31,-1961,
Buffalo, N. Y., have announced
Corp.
Sterilon.
of
Robert
$73,305,
was
PRESE'NT
this
outstanding,
shares
final
1, 1978
subordinated
convertible
The
:
the
TO
and Sterilon
company
they reached an understanding under which Gillette will ac¬
quire all the assets of Sterilon, in exchange for 200,000 shares of
common
stock of Gillette, Since there are 300,000 Sterilon shares
ended
$232,385
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Gillette
The
Goodall
1,830,050 shares outstanding.
Devoe,
a
in
due
1961.
that
'
1962
Earnings Report—
were
with
$520,000
as
of
-perted
Frigorifico Argentino Central S. A.—New Company
This Chicago headquartered national and international hotel chain
has reported gross revenues of $4,514,733 for the fiscal period ended
a
1979
to
of
company u has.
The
or
long-term -capital gains before taxes of of ap¬
proximately, $958,235,. or. 58^ cents per share. Eurofund's present
policy is to retain and reinvest its realized long-term gains. On
June 29 a dividend of 10 cents per share was paid from net invest¬
ment income and realized short-term gains to stockholders of record
on
June 15.—V. 195, p. 1923.
House, Inc.—First
1963
30,
Georgia Shoe Manufacturing Co. Inc.—Sales Up—
of
distribu¬
months
of
mortgage bonds due serially
annual
installments
Common
realized
Executive
five
Dec.
income
.
EFFECT
bentures, due Aug. 1„ 1982
favorable
more
months
net
the
revenues
ended
year
and
GIVING
the
shares at June 30, 1961.—V. 194, p. 847.
convertible subordinated income
5Vi%
■Eurofund reports that as of June 30, 1962 it retained a relatively
large, portion of its total assets,, approximately 15%,- in cash and
short-term
the
debentures/ due Oct.
was
of
For
for
total
varying
payment
26,
1961,
respectively.
share,
1st
from
23,5%
June
30,
June
the
fell
and
basis,
had
$548,270
represents
of
and 9,997,069
tors
unaudited
$27,185.
income for the
1961 has been restated and the credit for income
period
Net income per share shown above has been calculated on
9,997,064 shares of common stock outstanding at June
(2)
1962
company is engaged
treatment
Authorized
that its
American
genrally
of
aggregated
such
for
basis
Fla.
company
the statement of consolidated
connection,
this
shares
operation
an
the
CAPITALIZATION
s.cck .averages
the
income
in
report
1962,
revenues
14.8%—
semi-annual
31,
net
close-ehd
a
period
and
reported
May
outperformed representative
during the first six months of 1962.
investment company which invests in Euro¬
growth securities, showed a 14.8% decline in net assets during '
European
Eurofund,
the
has
company
REVENUES—On
.
-
'
"»
Eurofund, Inc.—Net Assets Down
The
carried
approximately $10,800,000.
to
years.
sewage
a
($5.57)
the total United States income
taxes paid for 1958 and 1959 which have been refunded as a result
of carrying back a portion of the 1961 loss before taxes to such
collection system located in, and serving
unincorporated suburban Dade County,
located to
of,
south
and
and
($55,674,379)
$2.29
2)—
earnings for the first six months of
to United States income taxes by reason of
forward.
Otherwise such taxes would have
subject
loss
1961
taxes
.
'
not
amounted
July
BUSINESS—Headquartered at Miami, Fla., the
in
European
$22,844,417
—
(Note
The corporation's
(1)
were
the
debentures,
convertible
325,158
($27,902,117)
(loss) per share of common
outstanding
Notes:
1962
Offered
acquisition
are
990,811
(loss)
income
stock
working capital.
FEATURES—The
at
debentures
and joint
of
Net
Net income
for each
$1,000 principal
31,-1972, and thereafter at the
rate of 67 shares per $1,000
principal amount of debentures, subject
to adjustment in certain events. The debentures are
redeemable at
redemption prices ranging from 105% to par, plus accrued interest.
.
capital, Eurofima
finances
the
purchase of
standardized railroad equipment from
manufacturers and supplies this equipment to the national railways
under long-term or medium-term hire-purchase contracts or similar
equipment financing contracts providing for the retention by Euro¬
fima of title to such equipment until payment in full by the national
railways., The obligations of the railways to Eurofima are guaran¬
teed by their respective governments.
use
stock
amount
a
borrowings- and
51/2%
CONVERSION
purpose
progressive
George
($28,227,275)
of
cents
1962, Finkle & Co., New York City,
offering of $750,000 Florida Water and
13,
ceeds will be added to
common
the national railway administrations of
a
6Vu
to
year
by Board Chairman
McCurrach,
the officers re¬
Oapital; and for additions to the company^ ^'facilities
during the balance of 1962. The balance of the pro¬
jqint .^tppk corporation
facilitate further standardization
view
a
last
jointly
signed
profits
to
consolidated-
$990,811
all of the outstanding capital stock of Richmond Utili¬
ties Corp., and to provide Richmond with'"Working
in organizing Eurofima was to
their respective national railways in acquiring modern equip¬
through the creation of an international system of financing
assist
share
a
applicable
subsidiaries
In
price payable
Present
L
cents
applicable to General Dy¬
Corp. resulting from loss
namics
Provision
1, 1982, at par.
Net proceeds will be used to pay certain short-term
bank loans; to pay the cash portion of the purchase
purspanr,- to
-
(credit) for United States and
income taxes (Note 1):
Credit
due Aug.
in ernatb nal con¬
parties to the convention
are
the Governments of Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Ger¬
many, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal,
Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, and Yugoslavia.
The share¬
of
90%—
195, p. 2821.
—On
the first financing by Eurofima in the
States, which in the past has financed only
•ift EUft>p£,'' principally in Switzerland, the Nether¬
lands, and Western Germany.
holders
$1.19
first six months of
was
1955.
$1.03
' $83,576,496
$23,835,228
(loss) before income taxes
Profit
Florida Water & Utilities Co.—Debentures
United
20,
3 Va
from
announced the
Switzerland
($3,196,806)
1,633,000 shs.
the small
Utilities
Oct.
1,382,077
($4,519,056)
business investment company, with more than $9
million invested in 31 companies, is receiving interest revenue at
the rate
of $800,000 annually, an increase of one-third over the
$600,000 rate at the same time last year. This income, they pointed
out, is exclusive of any potential capital gains on investments.—
the placement of the
loan will be applied toward
equipment to be used by the
.organizedIn # )95E| r agja
1,646,149 shs.
stockholders
to
purchase
of
:
($6,211,173)
3,014,367
($5,901,133)
—t—-
Miscellaneous—net
corporation has reported net profit of $96,ended June 30, an increase of 90% over
same three months of 1961.
current number of outstanding shares, the
the
report
note. The proceeds of the
on
~
*
,
,
'
($80,379,690)
*
1
r
$1,945,423.01
Provision
first
basis
the
ported
of Eurofima in connection with
was;
$28,354,284
operations
from
(expense):
this quarter.
1967 with First National City Bank, New York.
Smith, Barney & Co., New York City, acted on behalf
lews
2,107,874.92
:
$1,697,494.16
shares
.1—
share
due
signed
(loss)
income
Interest—net
common
on
In.a
Sold Privately—On Aug. 16, 1962,
(European Company for the Financing of
Railroad
Equipment), of Basle, Switzerland, an¬
nounced that it had placed a $5,000,000 promissory note
kurpfima
$4,053,297.93
1,091,267,427
1,029,041,420
'
Other
,
2701.
p.
earnings
a
Eurofima—Note
under, the
1961
,
1961
1962
$1,057,395,704 $1,010,887,737
-
Profit
Report?—
.
quarter
the $50,721 earned in the
Eurofima
vention
sales
This Palm Beach, Fla.,
318
A.lfons
,,
Net
Canadian
The
comparable second quarter in
1961 showed net earnings,
after taxes,
Of' $696,957, or 35 cents a share on sales of $34,558,706.
Pre-tax earnings were $1,451,841—V. 196, p. 318.
This
1962
Florida Capital Corp.—Net Up
,
railways
of
France,
Western
Portugal, Belgium, Italy and Austria.
(& Subs.)—6 Mos. Report
General Dynamics Corp.
same
,
national
Unlimited
1,808,868.69
share
per
195,
On
railroad
The
Period Ended June 30—
Outstanding
1,000,000
f
$3,536,362.85
taxes
common
stock__
con¬
the
•*''.»
,
taxes
after Fed.
of
will
corporate
new
President, while Mr. Lane will be named Chairman of the
ten-year-old laminator company, one of the country's
leading manufacturers of commercial laminating equipment, is ex¬
pected to broaden GBC's ownJaminator line, making the company
a world leader in laminator manufacturing.—V.
189, p. 235b.
in¬
$2,142,887.
of
($1 par)
outstanding for the period
Earnings
—V.
on
the
as
Board.
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
taxes
profit
number
for
net
President of tne lamlnator firm.
organization, Mr. Rudershausen
Rudershausen,
J.
Under
remain
of
Stores Inc.—Quarterly
profit before Fed.
Av.
for 1962, after taxes, were $1,007,291,
sales of $37,331,111. Pre-tax
earnings
on
F.
Lamlnator
Virginia
acquired
has
.
«,•
share,
a
President
joint
a
•
Net
Net
earnings
•:
its
of
income.
gains.
Inter-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co., and
Period Ended June 30—
Federal
consolidated
earnings
t,
earnings
quarter
a
Pre-tax
cents
59
or
$2,503,147.
cents
1962.
showed
90%
least
distributed
capital
to
concern
Virginia, for an undisclosed amount of cash, according
announcement from W. N. Lane, GBC President, and
Co., Amelia,
President of King Merritt and Co.
Jamieson,
First National
1
after taxes,
sales of $70,'
1961
$1,189,042,
of
of
of
Qulnn,
at
the
on
distributed
Corp,—Acquisition—
111.,
Northbrook,
This
Cost of sales-
income,
consolidated
on
were-$3,623,233.
taxes,
were
Second
cents
first
comparable
come,
reported
91
or
period
same
The
or
has
company
$1,819,655,
H.
Shares of beneficial interest
Engelhard Industries, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
of
in
General Binding
in
several
536.
p.
taxed
on
Authorized
Specialty merger which' was effective June 1, 1962, and
significant step in the development of Electronic Specialty
a
which distributes
hot
Thomas
—
Electronic
is
is
taxed
not
CAPITALIZATION
quieter
Burgess
products
L.
determined
by .sales volume.
It was stated that this revolutionary new air conditioner generates
up to 50%, operation savings and fuel costs due to the
two effect
generator,
operation.
defined
as
also intends to qualify
investment trusts
The effect of such treatment is that
trust
income
also
is
trust
investment
estate
treatment afforded real estate
Inter-County
Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co. since 1939, is President and Chair¬
man, of the Board of "trustees.
Other trustees are John W. Finger,
is
which
taxable
trust
a
MANAGEMENT
.
continue
the
of
conditioning and
to participate in
the. air.
of
distribution
the
annual
perfection
absorption
scientific ,"breakthrough," in
field., Statham Instruments will
major,,
,
cooling
real
a
investment
estate
real
ordinary
Instruments,
Statham
and
effect
double
of
as
by Section 857-858 of the code.
Statham-Swearingen,
tionary
after provision for normal taxes in both years, reached
this period of 1962: This was more than 10 times
Earnings,
$120,492
of 111 Broadway, New York, N. Y., in¬
company
operate
the oonduit tax
an -agreement
has been reached for the acquisition of StathamSwearingen, Inc. by Electronic Specialty,, ion an undisclosed amount,
a
represents
greater than first-half 1961 earnings of $11,429. The company's
per share earnings are equivalent to 20 cents, 10 times those of tne
like period in 1961.—V. 195, p. 1663.
and in conventional first mortgages on residential,
-Section 856 of the Internal Revenue Code and
Electronic Specialty and Louis
Statham Instruments. Inc., have announced
President
Burgess,
Statham,; President
is
recorded sales of $2,256,972 in the
an 80%
increase over first-half
products
This
1962.
536.
p.
BUSINESS—The
'
of
5
sales.
1961
industrial properties.
and
half
first
industrial
and
wares
including office buildings, apartment houses, hotels,
buildings and shopping centers. The company also intends
in FHA insured and VA guaranteed mortgages on resi¬
invest
dential properties
22,741,428
have a
which
areas
growth or stability, located in the United States or its
is expected thac the holdings will consist of properties
It
types
industrial
0.75
0.68
22,801,242
share
of
Number
—V.
zj.
producing real estate in
income
in
of
territories.
266,361,645 258,565,033
19,039,874
20,679,853
—
taxes
history
1961
1962
■
$
Operating
(745)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
—V.
196,
..
of
p.
common
6.
shares
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(746)
On
M
Hanna
the Hanna nickel transaction was conspicuously suc¬
cessful in attaining the goals of the Congress and is a case of
which both Hanna and the government should be justly proud.
On
least
the
government
of
already
has
penditure
the
that
will
only
miliion
lion
ior
period.:
the
banker,
case—as
national
for
the
only
the
said
domestic
of
source
broaden
to
1961, Hanna's
the seven-year
■
.' .*
three capacities in
agency
responsible
in
.
and
been
has
As
repaid
customer,
95
million
of
about
the
will
government
pounds
71
nickel
of
The
cents.
plus
amount,
for
have
for
price
recently from 77 cents to 75 cents
acquired
stockpile
the
market
at
cost
the
metric tons of ingot steel, of
tons. In anticipation of luture
has
company
steel
integrated
fully
"
the
demand,
domestic
metric
29,299,000
total
Japan's
12,000 telephones
over
construction. of
begun
Fukuyama,
in
works
a
new,
Prefecture.
Hiroshima
capitaliza/on increase- will be used- for-the Fukuyama Works,
for. the completion
of the firm's large, integrated Mizue Works,
"and the modernization of its Kawasaki and Tsurumi installations.
-5,
Tne
Inc*—Acquisition—
,;'
v
1
'
.
—V.
195,
"
7.
p.
•"
'
»
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"'
r
of
$1.77
per
$1.28
or
ranged
Net
the.
report
common
first
the
In
.
pound
per
has
Kaiser Industries Corp.—Six Months' Results—
The corporation has
for'the
on
amounted
ended
share.
1961
share.
$25,133,000,
of
months
ended
' ■
net
'
of
months
six
company
common
per
earnings
three
the
of
earnings
30,
June
'
•
...
or
:
' "
consolidated net profit of $896,000
a
June
stccii,. Ci.e-o^ruiug-S'w>en respect to
less than $.U1 per share for the
six
j
months
•
losses
recorded
half- resuks
first
The
of
Nineteen
a $*, ku,au0 uoii-ifcourraig
affiliated company; \
an
significant factor
most
base contracts.
missile
on
incluuea
secuiities
of
sale
,
.
of
-
85 cents per common share, in
1932, compare with $18,993,000,
:
-
the common
1962, as compared with a loss of $0.8 per share for
1961.
'
•
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3Q,
half
to
President Edgar F. Kaiser stated that the 1962 first half results
"benefited from the recovery of $3,983,000 in connection with previ¬
ously
•
.
prererrea
first
the
$37,653,000,
'." '
•
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».
were
.
.
*'*
reported
mopths. ended June 30, 1962, as compared with a net loss
period a year ago. 'After provision for divi-
six
of $965,000 for'the same
:stock
and subsidiaries for the six
months ended June 30, 196.2, issued by Henry S. Wingate, Chairman,
and J. Roy Gordon,
President, shov/s net earnings of $52,344,000
after
all charges,
depreciations, depletion, a taxes, etc., equivalent
interim
The
pound.
per
with
Michigan,
owned by foreigners, of wnich
3.252,000
poured
year
.dends
to
inventory
an
a
ferronickel
of
serve
last
N.K.K.
a
International Nickel Co. of Canada Ltd.-r-Net Up—
interest.
5%
!• 2,70Q,QQO snares of N.K.K. stock are
tne majority are American.
tele¬
1,000
over
*
,
,
the
whole
the
serve
now
of Industrial Tectonics, precision bearing"
manufacturer, has announced the acquisition of Continental
Bearing Research Corp.,. New'York City, for an undisclosed cash ,, Y
Jsum. The newly .'acquired company will' become, the Fluid .Film.
Bearing Division of Industrial Tectonics, Inc., for the research and
.manufacture of liquid and.gas-lubricated fluid-film bearings,
> >;
critically short supply.
As banker, he said, the government advanced approximately $22.3
millicn tq build the smelter and $3-3 million for working capital
and
companies
Both
paid
-and ball
as
the
mobilization base by creating
capacity to produce
a
material in
customer
as
defense,
acted
government
Co.
•Helmut Stern, President
.
over
•,
recently
;•
'
than 8%
,/■
....
-
-
Humphrey
Dam.
less
to
for the year ending March 31, 1962, total $425,after-tax, earnings of
$z8,85U,-j00. The company
a
12%
casn
dividend lor the half year enaing
Mareli 31. Based or. currexit stock prices, the present price-earnings
ratio stands at 4.7. According to the latest figures available, some
Corp.—Acquisitions—
northern Michigan.
Industrial Tectonics,
totalling $98,200,000 as of April 1,
$7,535,000 amounts
of
Mr.
$7,535,000
of
-
sales
with
000,000
addition of these acquisitions,' will"
throughout the state, The nation¬
wide ITC System, operating in 11 states, now serves in excess of':
62,000 telephones.—V. 196, p. 320.1
" 7 ' ■' .
'.' ' •
involved and that the government not
its Hanna-produced nickel at a price
Bonxreville
the
irpm
power
transactions
On
prolit
in
ITC
price, but it has also received income taxes from
nickel operations of $5,8 million, withholding' taxes oH
for Hanna nickel employees and approximately $7 mil-
Hanna
the
$2
acquired
have
Telephone
now
profit
net
total
a
holders."
195, p. 2491.
Lansing, Mich, corporation, .through its subsidiary Independ-Telephone Corp. of Michigan, has acquired, subject to Public
Commission approval, the Leveling Telephone Co.-and the
El.i.ira
market
the
below
period
Commenting on the success of this new issue, Mr. Hikami stated:
quiet trading on the Tokyo stock market at present,
Kokan's new issue was absorbed quickly by present stock¬
"Despite
Nippon
listed on the
14, 1962 the company's common stock was
Stock Exchange under the symbol IHS.—V.
phones
entirely
stockholders.
This
ent
com¬
for each two
by current
snare
•
.
4
Service
'
;
realized
Hanna
seven-year
.
Corp.—A. S. E. Listing—
Independent Telephone
with
government
.
basis of one new
purchased almost
stockholders on the
already held,
was
N.K.K.'s
of
pound
per
.
said
He
to-the
repaid
fully
been
interest."
oveiv
either
money,
Aug.
American
bought or per pound of capacity created, and it is surely
the comparatively few cases where every
cent of its ex¬
nickel
one
of
use
.
IPCO Hospital Supply
Appearing at his own request bexore the Senate Armed Services
Stockpiling
Subcommittee,
Mr.
Humphrey said
in his opening
statement,
"those lamiliar with the nickel expansion program, I
am
sure
will agree that of all the transactions tne government
made for this purpose, the Hanna contracts involved the most ef¬
ficient
537.
p.
de-
that
claied
196,
plant.—V.
pany
shares
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
.
Mr. Hikami stated. The offering, made to
outstanding,
shares
the company's 165,000in Minneapolis. Hupp is
the present Aluma Craft
of Aluma Craft are
sale
the
square-foot
plant and
10.5-acre
plot
retaining 7.7 empty acres adjacent to
the
George M. Humphrey, Honorary Chairman of
Co.
and
former Secretary of
the Treasury,
16
Aug.
A
in
Included
Comments on Nickel
(M. A.) Ilanna Co.—Chairman
Transaction—
.
"
sixty-one
from the
gain
•
-
„
reducing the corporation's
■<
.
half
first
profit was the $2,050,000 loss from operations of Willys Motors, Inc./
objective of broadening our mobilization base, the
or 65 cents per common share; for the second quarter of 1961.
as compared
with a $506,000 profit in the same period a year ago. •
government has by this transaction stimulated the creation of
The increase of $14,691,000 in earnings for the. firs' tsix months ^
Start-up costs in connection with the development and introduction
1
the only United States facility for the production
of nickel, with
over
the corresponding period in 1961 "was brought about princi¬
of a new higher, horsepower engine and other expenses-and costs in J
a
capacity of 20 to 22 million pounds per year.
pally by the better prices; prevailing formickel, -the benefits arising
connection with the Willys major new product development program
"The government's. total net outlay to accomplish this is the
from
the lower exchange value of the Canadian dollar',
the tax /
:'were/at. a high level in recent months but are expected to be reduced "
acquisition ox' the 95 million pound inventory at a cost per pound savings we receive because our sai£3 include nickel prouaced -front *
less than the present market price, with every cent of additional
sharply by the end of the-third quarter.
Increases in sales in all
/our new Thompson, Manitoba, mine operation, and. the - smaller
markets during the second quarter of 1962 brought the sales volume
government expenditure fully repaid with interest,
/. >
amount in our sale6 of non-profit nickel which had been acquired
of Willys for the first half of this year up to the same level as the'
"There was an obvious strategic advantage in creating the ca- '
from
the United States. Government or -its suppliers at market first half of last year.—V. 195, p. 2380.
pacjty in the United States, but the economic advantages were
prices," the report Siated.
:
:
' '.. • '^
also very important.
The government's alternatives were limited
"Our net sales recorded
for the. current six month period are
to Cuba and Canada.
Any Cuban capacity would'now be lost to.
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance Co.—• '
less than for-ith?
"Towards
its
.
If
us.
contract
a
Canadian
outside
instead
nickel,
with
of
inside
adverse
an
the
our
own
benefits to
dimensions
same
than
more
and
payment,
the
of
company,
$100
the
United
effect
loss
of
millions
economy.'V~V.
been
would
States
that
of
had
million
for
amount
in
a
of
balance
.
of
and
other
/.-•'
-
comparable first six months of 1961 because, as
we.have sold two lormer subsidiaries,. Alio
..Metal Sales, Ltd., Toronto, on June 30, 1961, and Whitehead Metals,"
Inc.-, New York, on Feb. 28, 1962, engaged in warehouse distribution
cf metals produced by others as well as our own metals. As from''
these
respective dates none ok the sales of these companies are
reflected in oUr accounts, other than our continuing sales to them
of
our
own
metals."—V.
195, p. 2596.
t ...
/ *,
"
earlier
in
noted
spent
purchase
our
,
with
been
payrolls,
537,
p.
the
on
taxes,
196,
made
have
Corp.—Annual
11 was the
$3.54
were
compared
with
$3.30
Mr. Dively said the backlog of unfilled orders at year-ehd
t
He
are
also
totaling
reported
currently
that
the
most
operating
at
which is
totals
now
about
or
same
as
a
year
million
was
1
2034.
J
or
88
Other
a
share for the
corresponding period a year-earlier
Harvey, President, -reported. (Per share earnings are
5.780,000 shares currently, outstanding.)
7:
'
r'
Mr.
Harvey
reported
that
income—net—5«288.p80
company's program of expansion
integration is progressing satisfactorily. The wrought products
plant at Adrian, Michigan, has commenced operations. The com¬
pany is opening new factory branch sales offices hi the Midwest
and East. The research staff,, he
added, is actively exploring new
applications for the metals produced by Harvey.—V. 195, p. 865.
1-
Total
"Net
•
•
by
Earnings
17
'
corporation.
cents
share
per
in
the
1961
for
Sales
the
first
equaled
cents
23
also
against
set
equivalent
an
Dr.
Denis M, Robinson, President, reported
rose
to $7,450,274, 29%
aoove
the
for
record
a
to
the
1981. first half.
New orders of
to
tne
highest
aoume
the
in
second
the
months,"
year
he
half
to
be
195,
Natural
corporation
has
operation
of
Dr.
Robinson
said.
substantially higher
added.—V.
Houston
The
through
figure,
ago
p.
Gas
called
of
first
earnings
than
in
nearly
past
100%.
Payment
will
Baltimore.—V. 195,
be
'•
■
;
'.
-• -
.
.
/-.
;
•;
,v,
1963
Korvette' will enter
centers,
in-,Elfnhursfc,:
Southwest
a
Southern
limits,
* "•
suburb.
suburb,
Western
a
city
pf'tl)e
-
:
suburban
three
President, announced. The
shopping ' centers will• surround 1 Chicago
city, regional
with,
one
in
area
William" Willensky,
shopping
Korvette
V
31,485,368
Chicago.
the
.
and
a
a-second
third
in
Chicago
"
-
•
Heights/
\
located on. Highway. 83 and
'
-
■
in. Oaklawnr
.
-
8- 7
St..
'
;
7
64
4(A%
&
r
.
.
Telegraph
by
escalators and will, have -free parking facilities for
approximately-2,500 cars. The site i3 two
(2)
miles froiti the "/
4nterseption of .the Congress Expressway and Tri-State Tollway
orders
on.
hand,
.
and 20 ,mile3 from the loop.
sales and reve-,.
The
Oaklawn
Korvette
City • will be
highs in the. second, --.and 87th St. and will contain 283,000
"•
';
'
■
- .
report to stockholders,
new
\
•
-
that net.income,
reached
all
Corp.-^-Rev-
located
square,
V
♦
on
Cicero Ave.
feet. »f Korvette
to the department store, furniture and ':
center, it will also contain a Korvette
"
parking will be provided for over 2,500
.
car?
and the site is -12 miles from the loop. It i3 nearby the,
59 cents,
for -the corresponding period in- 1961.:
f
7 95th- Street
exit of the -Tri-State Tollway alid will also be ac- /.
Total
sales
end
revenues
for. the, six months/ ended
June- 30,
cessible
from
the
George- Brennan,
the South LUpressway
and -*•
amounted to $517,018,294 in
1962, up from $431,578,725 in 1901.,
the Southwest
Expressway now under construction.
'
•
Net income for the first six months of.1962 increased to $18,924,987,
The
Chicago Heights Korvette City, will bs located on Lincoln
/•
or
$1.13 per average common share, compared with $17,083,189,. or<
; and Governors Highway,
and will have 283,000 square feet of
$1.03 a y6ar ago. Orders on hand rose to approximately $775,000,000
Korvette
stores and
will be surrounded by free parking space
on June
39,'. 1962, from $686,000,000 on1 the same d.ate last year.— for
over
3,000
cars.
Tne
department store will ha-ve two
(2) .
V. 196, p. 7. ■ ;
■
■
levels
connected
by
escalators,
and
adjacent to it will be; a
i:..
•
•• •
.y
^
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•*,
;
" .v
furniture
and
-J U
carpet center,
a
tire center,
and a food super¬
?
International Utilities Corp.—Six Months' Reportmarket; all operated under the Korvette name. Lincoln Highway
(Route
30)
is
a
major East-West Highway, and
connects the
Period Ended June 30—
'
^
1962
1961 '
store's-site
with the Indiana
border just 10 miles to the East/'
Consolidated net income:
^
-■ •• ,;
Highway . (Route
54 y
provides a
direct link to the
r
Excluding investment profit?-*
$4,961,129 "" $4,093,884 Y Governors
Chicago metropolitan area via the Tri-State Tollway. Upon comInvestment profits, less income taxes^____ •
6Q7.041
639,921pletion the George Brennan Expressway will intersect Route 30
his
In
1962
its'
made
Hupp Corp.—Sells Boat Divisionf"--'•„
and
said
15
Telephone
corporation has announced
quarter of 1962.
six
interim
earnings
cents
for
the
average
per
•store' space.
President.Harold S. Gsheejf
carpet
second
quarter amounted to $10,743,066, or
common share, compared with $9,842,979/ or
Food
In
addition
center, and
tire
Supermarket. Free
„
.
.
^
at
the
865.
p.
The
nues,
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
for
'.
orders
>
,
4._
,
Net at New Highs—v
enues,
was
the
Irt
'-36,540,73.5%
$0.80 •»"";
$0.87
per
International
backlog*
1807.
,;
•
nected
period
expect
;
,
•
(182,000)
. :
(0.32);-.
j
-559,479 •/:
*
30
redemption on Sept.
sinking fund, $1,245,000 of
the
mortgag?
bonds at
Maryland National Bank,
"We
t'
■
.,
,
"
$7,675,375 brought the company's June
level ever recorded, $12,824,030. This
/.
-1961,
403,000
v .0.72
559,479
(E.J.) Korvette, Inc.—To Open Chicago Stores—
485,476,910 >452,597,832
68,284^237 .,.68,026,103"
34,005,299
-
;*Net earnings
shareholders.- Volume
•
r—V, 196, p. '538.
.28,995,453;
34,278,938
1962
$20,345,000 $18,185,000
•
.,
,
•.
^
1962
of
inc.
foreign
on
'.
■
;
after
taxes_—
——
"Earned per common share_,;——i—Number of | common shares
i
V*
$4,887,9.01- (12.cents
•
period.
half
based
taxes
»;■
.
f. Net
share of common stock
•
»1he Elmhurs,t' shoppiixg centex,
for each 1961 period include non-recurring profit of 7 Charles Road jvllL,
cqntain 240,000 square feet of ultra-modern,
a share) on a sale of capital assets,.;
\
'
fully air-conditioned Korvette
stores featuring a. full; line, de>
tCcmputed on basis of 41,897,303 shares, for 1,962 and 41,800,989.*
partment store, plus a furniture and carpet center- and a ;tire
shares for 1961:—V, l9o, p.
••••» '
'
" y
center.
The
department"; s^ore will, nave twoselling levels /con-'
earnings of $544,483, 35% above a year ago and a
for any first half in the company's, history, were ..announced,
the
deducting
income taxes—U. S. and
for
earnings
*|Net
First-half
record
Period Ended June 30—
".Net' sales
520,623,935,'
■*
•
depletiQn_f._r,___iy—T 30,470,983,
X——1-1-—L
Earns."-before
Provision
-
■'IT.
and
Kidde & Co., Inc.—Six Months' Report—
(Walter)
V
•
Depreciation
'
•
..
;9,870,889
1_ —1—2 553,761,147
Total
and
*fs good, despite high sales' cost due to continued rapid, growth and
"expenses of a-non-recurring mature that will result from our latest
■acquisition."—V. 196, p.,3iw.
' ' ' ' *• >
1961* *y
>
Materials, labor, outward freight, expenses, v
.•
{\ •/
etc.
'
455,005,927 423,602,379
the
High Voltage Engineering Corp.—-Net Up 35%—
—
Costs and expenses:
.
1962
•'
"«;
force
in
.
•
,
,
"* •'
,'•■
.
•
••
-i
.. .
when completed in the Fall, assures that our life-.-,
by year-end will exceed $400,000,000, which will
*•
merger,
place Kentucky Central among the 150 largest life insurers ih'the
nati.on,v' he said.
7
-Z
Mr. Kincaid added that the company's
"profit outlook this year
;
'
:
'
,•
*' w C
allowances and
$;
—548,473,067 510,753,046
returns,,
discounts——
>
A.
on
less
S
-
income:
other
Gross, sales,
cents
based
"This
insurance
y, *".
w
$670,416,
^ Companies, of Atlanta .and. Birmingham.
Subs.)—Six Months'
(and
Co.
Paj>er
'■*
,v.1
Period Ended June 30—*-• •
Sales and
(Inc.)—Net Higher—
of Harvey Aluminum for the nine-months ending June
$5,239,272 or 91 cents a share as compared with
$5,075,258
Lawrence
*\
~
the previous year.
than
more
Kentucky
s
or
2002.
p.
International
Report—
Earnings
were
187,
•
.
Kentucky
Central's investment income for the first six months
up 9.4% over 1961, on an annualized basis,
v
v.
Mr. Kincaid said the company's first-half totals do'1 nbt'rincludef+ :
t the! recently negotiated purchase of the Gulf States Life Insurance
for
earlier.—V.
.
30
--*
or
j
■
of 9.3%
.was
the Chicago based emmpany in the
$2.01 a share, after providing $2
of
earnings
net
totaled $5,590,630,
ago.
p.
'
increase of $37,790,454, or 13.5% since Dec. 31,
to stockholders, Mr. Kincaid also dis¬
Central's premium income during the first
of 1962 amounted to $7,289,682, which was equivalent to a rate
half
-
possible future exchange losses, compared'with $224,122,
eight cents a share, in the corresponding period of 1961. Con-solidated sales rose 7%
to, $179,089,696 from $167,224,203 a year "
the
Harris-Intertype's eight, plants
capacity. He said employment'
highest in the company's history, '
195,
;
.,
.
..
report
semi-annual
that
closed
i-
-
months
of
year.—V.
; .1961,.
In a
Set Record—
record
Consolidated
six
near
5,340,
the
and increased about 5%. during the
Harvey Aluminum
:set
holders.
year before.
"substantial,"
,
,.
.
This represented an
history and sales increased substantially, A.: Thomas Taylor, PresiT
dent and Chairman,
announced in his mid-year report ; to stock¬
fourth consecutive
year in which both sales,^pd profits,
higher than the'preceeding yeki,M'fm the manufacturer of
printing equipment and electronic products.
Shipments totaled
$89,000,000
in
fiscal
1962
compared
with
$83,556,000 last year, and net earnings increased to $6,600,000 from
share
.
Ky., company completed the first six months, of
with a record total of $318,623,694 of life insurance
force, President Garvice D. Kincaid reported.
" "
Louisville,
This
-in
of International Packers in the six months ended June
highs for any first half year in thte. company's
Earnings
30
were
per
-
the current year
,
statement.
Earnings
.
International Packers Ltd.—-Earnings
•
Cleveland, Ohio, corporation posted record-high shipments
and c-arnings in the liscal year ended June 30,
1962, Chairman and
chief executive officer George S. Dively said in a
preliminary year-
$6,1-50,000.
,
Report—
This
end
First Half Results—
.
.
.
Harris-Intertype
.
reports,
*
1
,j.
*
Th-
corporation
of Rochester,
John
O.
Y„
for
thaa
more
Ekblom, Hupp
Alnex.'
ox
N.
its Aluma Craft Boat Division
sold
Chairman,
$2
million,
Irvin
and
it-was announced
E.
'
The sale
Alyraa
•
bv
Copland/Presid-nt
'
-
-
of
^
to Alpex Corp
Craft,
according to Mr. Ekblom, will permit
Hupp to concentrate in its primary fields of
activity —.infra-red
air
conditioning, refrigeration and heating products. Mr. Copland'
.
whose
company
new
manufactures an
11-foot sailboat
made
of
exp&udcd polystyrene along with a variety of foam molded
products
said the purchase
'is part of an over-ell plan for
rapid expansion
Alpex dominance in .the mass-produced
irld
AH
officers
Cop.and
end
said.
employees
The
sale
of
CrAft
unusual
f
~^pr'
success,
ma.J.eling
Hupp
a
sailboat,
th?
"Flite
mass-merchandising sporting
according to Mr. Copland,
because
teebmoues
became
a
it
and
could
factor
—
organization
while retaining
«cHSe%."fhr"aWa,tM'
M/d.
in
with
not
the
be
field.
proven
Lalance
Archi¬
goods
outlets'
-
$4,150,631
582,934
583,184
—
«•
.
continuing interest in
a
5,"'Ve the
payment
Tjh0 of
grow,h
,
notes.
an
Alpex
By
to
re.ason
'»«•"«• °» °»>'
Hupp of cash
of
the
2,484,579
-2,474,106
v
$1.74
,
$199 !
.
$1.42
7 - $1.68
its
wholly-owned
The
corporation earned $1,194,403 or $1 per share for the first
year's operation (28 weeks ended July 14, 1962) as compared
$1,703,310 or $1.51 per share during a comparable period in 1961.
During the first .half of 1962, net sales were $77,325,685 (28
weeks)
as
compared to $75,963,104 in the first half of '1981.—
193,
feature
subsidary,
Papex
Hupp
in -the
Corp.
Japan Steel & Tube Corp.—Capital Stock Increased
A
50%
Steel
increase
&.Tube
polystyrene
announced
PJj *c wllicb &re used in packaging, insulation
and throw-
York
The
office.
new
by
in
Corp.),
Kaichi
\
capitalization
by Nippon Kohaiv K.K. (Japan
of'Japan's "Big Three" steelmakers, was
on?
Hikami,
'
capitalization
'
.
General-Manager
*
figure
.
is
$159,000,000
of
.
•'
th
firm's
New
•
with
1,146,000,000
site.—V.
store
the
first
half, of
ori8.02%
1962
196,
p.
/' ';• 7.'
43Q.
8.02%—1
$194,271,065,
were
an
7
.
,
increase
the comparable 1961 period;
37 cents per ^harev Last year's Six
•months' earnings were $2f)62,650, also 37 cents per share. Sales are restated to eliminate licensee sales which were of minor
"importance until the advent of our K-mart operations this year.
Z
Only the Income from these sales is now included in' our earnings;
7
'
Between Jan. 1 and. June 30, 1962, 17 new Kresge stores were
; opened, one unit that had been closed for remodeliiig was reopened,
■ six -K-mart
stores were opened and 32 former Kresge stores were
converted
to
Jupiter operations.
All preopening costs of these
programs to date have been absorbed in the reported period. . ,
r.
Total stores in operation numbered 809 on June 30, 1962. •
We
anticipate the opening of 14- additional new Kresge stores
and
11
more
K-Marts before the end of 1962.
Our Jupiter conwere
over
$2,067,545
or
.
>
.
,
'
•-
.
•
.
p.
non-convertible
substantially
for
$14,423,789
version
1227.
p.
the
,
.
f developed papsr-like products of expanded
Corp.—Sales Up, Net Down—
to
V.
plus
Bakeries
mile- from
Earnings
half
by Alpex of Aluma
convertibility
°PPOrt-unity to participate
and
the company
Interstate
Sales
-
-I
Excluding investment profits—1_
Including .investment profits^-—
—V. 193, p. 1689.
a
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—Sales Up
'of
i__'..
:_
Per share of common stock:,,
up'
has
f,about
$5,568,170/ $4,733,815
' 1631,092
'
583,184
$4,937,078
Common
boats
Fish,"
,
Shares outstanding end of period:
$2 convertible preferred---^
Mr'
utilized efficiently unless
"By selling Aluma Craft
marketing capabilities in
°J Alun\a Craft involved assumption
liabilities and
convertible
away
preferred stpck_J__-_^-
on
y
boat field, according
specialized distribution and
requires
which
sizable
specialist
the Held
City
Dividends
is withdrawing from the pleasure
f v, Ekblom
to
,
quality
retained
Flour
marketed .through
with
lightweight
be
Minneapolis.
and fiberglass
♦
been
will
does, not affect Huopts
Alpex'#
.
./
-
Aluma
tectural Me als Division, also located in
iL""/'iernffc mant''f»bture« aluminum
to ^.g feet
long.
-
,,
program
978.
for
the
year
is
substantially
..
.
•
-
-
-
complete.—V.
*
,
•-«•••;
,
.
195,
-
:
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc%—Sales, Net Higher—
The
and Edcor Products Corp.
for the six months ended June
company
of $5,795,045
had combined net sales
30, 1962, compared with -
net saLes- of. $4,972,840 in-the corresponding period last year.
.Net, income for the recent six months amounted to $503,435, equal
io
0.225 cents
share
per
$405,283,'or
against
fii r7
nnmhpr
iq«
vninrviq
according to Mr. Jones, who added that, "The success of this initial'
has resulted in Ball Brothers placing an order for two,
2,240,000 common shares outstanding;
a share on 2,200,000 shares out¬
on
0.184
,
Net
-
and
:
r
■
.
"
,
building panels,
during the six months,
sales of $1,633,791, as com-,
sales of $1,353,385 for the. like.
Calif., manufacturer of fiberglass
The Montebello,
Ohemicals
all 12 months.of 1961,.
higner than the total of
Lynch reported.
Roderick
President
plastic
netted
pipe
on
exceed
by
the
12-month hign,
'
^
;
,
*
1960, the previous
195, p. 1311. '
in
earned
$56,015
margin.—V.
comfortable
a
-
Lear.Siegler, Inc.—Annual Report—
•
Year-Ended June 30—.
'
:
„
1962
1961
$190,782,798 $96,207,082
...
Sales
12,384,015
Taxes Federal
6,379,009
Earnings After Taxes-™,.*-,.'-..-—
6,005,006
Earnings Per Share—
—
'"$1.56
5,395,794
2,653,322
2,742,472
t$l-20
3,803,896
2,265,985
Earnings' Beiore
Taxes
—
and Foreign——-
,
rr——
of
Number
.
.
1
Shares——_
Common
The
-
distributed
is
device
;
Route
in
17,
was
registered
the
under
♦Based
GIVING EFFECT
CAPITALIZATION
the
on
provision
Total
TO
SJ.85.
outstanding as of June 30,
1962.
subject to the annual audit by
shares
above
snown
accountants—V.
income
months,
by
M.
this
of
increased
company,
are
194,
2852.
p.
\
'
ended
Los
Angeles-based
approximately
June
to
30,
industrial
240%
record
a
in
tne
$1,365,000,
trailer
was
six
announced
was
E.
Income
rental
lirst
1962
it
Hersch, President. While precise figures are
for
the comparable
1961
period, gross income a
about $400,000,
he added.,
able
not
avail¬
year
ago
from
operations during the recent six months, before
non-recurring
income
of $45,000,
totaled
$14^,000
or
28
cents
a
share on the 483,000 shares presently outstanding.
Net income
-
the
for
1962
equipment
nancing
name
So
first
PRESENT FINANCING
preferred
.
after
and
Feoruary,
this
far
half
write-offs
last
tne
non-recurring costs, arising from
of -the company's puulic
fi¬
expenses
amounted
Hersch
Mr.
year,
$99,000,
to
2i
or
Mobile
said,
cents
Rentals
has
a
share.
expanded
number of industrial, commercial and gjvernment
customers
using its custom-designed trailer units. Employed
as
mobile
laboratories,
offices,
computer
centers
and
a
wide
Variety of otner uses,
inter-connected complexes of these units
are
now
located
at
many
major Western
derense
and
private
substantially
shares
3,803,896
for
results
Mobile Rentals Corp.—Gross Up 240%—
outstanding as of June 30, 1962
A"
" K
" ' Authorized
Outstanding
Common stock (par 10 cents)
_!
400,000 shs.
196,000 shs.
dividends.
—V. 195, p. 115.
tBased on the 2,265,985 shares outstanding as of June 30, 1961
after provision for preferred dividends.
The June .30, 1962 .figures -include 12 monthsr,operations of Lear,
,Maradel-Products, Ino,-—rAppointment—:
Incorporated- which >as merged .into The.'SieglerCorp.";in June, .
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co., New York City, has been ap1962 on a pooling of interests; basis.—V: 195, pr2702.V ;A
'•<?'
pointed rdgis'trar lor fhe conuiioftj'SbOLx.
lad,
■"Based
after
4,530,500
'
located
office
5,335,845
on
1962
independent
,,
mark
trade
principal
$6,878,200
4,810,400
Earnings per share of capital stock$0.90
The
incorporated
by the company from its
Rochelle Park, N. J. >
"Magic Fingers"
on
Ringers
$6,913,600
Net
under the .laws of
the State of New Jersey on Dec. 24, 1959, and on Oct. 23, 1961,
was merged with a Delaware corporation
having the identical name
and which succeeded to iis. business. The business of the company
was founded
by Mr. John J. Houghtaling in February of 1959, arid
was operated by him as sole proprietor until Jan. 1,
1960 at which
time it was transferred
to Magic
Fingers, Inc. The company is
engaged
in the
production,
sale
and distribution' directly
and
through franchise dealers of a device designed to be attached to
the spring of a bed, which when operated, eauses the bed to vibrate.
BUSINESS—Magic
of
1961
1962
Net. earnings
—
,
all of 1961 the company earned $27,725' or- 7 cents on,
$2,706,430.
Sales this, year are expected to top $3,000,000
for the first time, Mr. Lynch, noted, and net operating income should
During
sales
r-
Net proceeds will be used for, the acquisition of in¬
ventory, production and. placement of company owned
units, sales promotion, repayment of notes, and work¬
ing capital. *
*
'
/ - '
$42,367
equivalent to 11 cents per share,
pared with $8,485 or. 2 oents on
1961
period.
Common Offered
Pursuant
to an Aug. 7, 1962 prospectus, the, company offered,
publicly, without underwriting,;, 80,000, shares of its
100 par common stock at $4 per share.
Magic Fingers, Inc.
*
for the six months ended June
of Lasco Industries,
earnings
1962, were 55%
30,
Up 55%—
Philipp Corp.—Six Months'
Period Ended June 30—
before taxes
earnings after taxes
,
Industries—Net
Lasco
Chemicals
&
Report—
four-section machines for use in two of its plants,"—V. 195, p. 2036.:
•
,
Minerals
installation
cents
standing on June 30,, 1961.—V. 195, p. 2262.
( 747 \
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
*
industrial
tne
sites,
noted;—V.
he
Ifc5,
14a9.
p.
~
•
V(G. C.) Murphy Co.—Six Months' Report-
p.-'t4i."'
Leesona Corp.—Six Months' Results—
'•
;■?''.;"s.
•
Net
'
'
Period Ended June 30—
Cohscl* net
taxeS_-__'_*
Income beiore
1962 '""'
*„
•
.
sales: and"Other
1
33,978
Provision for taxes—
!
Net 4 i ic o m e—_ .1
Earnings
per
f.
r;
:
■
shares
822,220 shs.
■-*:...'
li
Of
Corp.—-Annual Report---
*\,vf
*
Net
Net
eaTnirigs___u
Net
eatings per, share—
2,127,567
.
outstanding—2LlL'_,,.
—V.a95, p. 641.
:• ii".
■
■*" 1,142,797"
--•-
—..v.,'
'pur
us
p.
(Joyce)VLeslie, -Inc.—Sales Up: '88
both
own-on
to
play
a
can "motorist
I'
*■
approximately $110
j-
579.
manufacturing and marketing basis, .will enable
a
the
share
per
share
year,
an
.v
.
in
84.5%
Corp.—Net Up 84%—
has reported that net earnings
24, 1962, increased from 18 cet.ts
gain of 84%. Cash flow earnings
compared to 47 cents for the preced¬
April
to 33 cents,
to 66 cents, as
of 39%.
a
increase
income
from $44,128
owned
owned
real
$81,416.
to
Diversified
mutual
sales
fund
-
.
Inc., the company's whollyand 100 West Corp., a whollycontributed nicely to earnings during
Services,
subsidiary,
subsidiary
estate
»
,
$1,479,465. for fiscal 1961 to $1,904,653,
while net earnings after taxes increased
from
rose
of" 28.7%)
Nation-Wide
,
2,120,000
President,
ended
year
1961
increase
an
larger role in tho aftermarket field, serving the Ameri¬
with a more'comprehensive line of parts."
V. 196,
-3 ■
, •
"V
fiscal
Gross
1.05
2,095,000
___
—
Check
Cohan,
rose
ing
million.
his .July - anriounceineric, Arnold'H. Maremcnt, President,
has.
stated .that'"Gabriel's automotive- products,- dovetailing neatly with
'1,896,869
i "$1.67
1,133,344
-
'«v
■'
Shares
1962,' to
for
H.
for
In
1.10
shares
fcoi.
per
toward, eventual consolidation.!'' -if this were, to materialize,'
Corporation's volume would be boosted ironi $80 million,.'
estimated
•
...
p.
Nation-Wide
Maremont
* S.,i96Z\* < *"
1961- ' M
sales/-—A_2——J-.—$51,882,189 $47,360,939
-
196,
2.2J3.877
2,302,556
______
share
common
106.5S9.846
117,547,669
taxes^_u_t—1—
of*
Stanford
military weapons, announced acquisition
100,100 shares, of 13%. of Gabriel, common -stock "with a
about
view
t
Lehn & Fink Products
Year Ended June 30—
—v.
Go.,
—L__l_
L~
per.common
Number
products, and
automotive
•i,%
Gabriel
the
—
after,
Earned
Cleveland-based producer; of. automo¬
tive-.'shack., absorbers, electronic and .aero-space - proriupts, bringing
its total ownership, to 203,778 common shares or 27% .
In :.July^. Mavem'orit,: diversified .producer
of textile machinery,-
.j:
822,220 shs.
outstanding—A—!2*
—-1098.
s ' ,"*"*.
Coji.moh
..
Ca.-Holdings—'
i-This '-'Chicago,,c'ofnpany has 'announced that .it has-..doubled, its
holdings'^in
"• 960,826
; ; 803,087
;
9,982'
sw.ui.^
Maremont Corp.—Increases Gabriel.
$14,189,155
1,763,'913
"A*
43,960"
•.
1961
...
income-$13,709,403 "
Net'sales
1961
1962
Period Ended June 30—
,
,
;
the,past year. Nation-V/ide Diversified, which was formed in 1961,
Max Factor & Co.—Record Salesj Earnings— '
=' showed its first profitable year, and, as a result of newly opened
88%
mutual fund offices in Virginia and Missouri, is expected to bolster
u.x'j'l •t'lSales and profits'for trie first six months of 1962 were the "highest
the present company's earnings even more in the present year.
jn the cQmpariy's 53-year, history, it was announced by Max Factor,
>
For the seven months erided July; 1962, the -company's sales ,werq
'• if::, -President;*: **{
"The company handled money order transactions for the year in
- ;
'. * ;
"
$1,587,156 against $765,931 for the similar 196.1: period-, an inqrpase.
Consolidated net profits for the six months ended June 30, 1962
the amount of $115,868,455," Mr. Cohan stated, "and should show
.
of to7%.
z
% •
a
sizable increase, in business during the present year as a result
amounted'to $2,285,531 as rionlpared-wiih $1,887,459 for the same
"At the end of July,. ,1962 the. company had nine .stores - in opera¬
of recent acquisitions and-new. expan$iop planned for the coming
period'last" year, an increase of $398,373, or 21%. The per share
tion, against-five in "operation- a year earlier.
{ ■■
months."
"" 1
equivalents W'ere 61. cents, lor the 1962 period, compared to 53 cents
•. .Joyce. Leslie;!: is
engaged- jn the retailing o-ff women's apparel,
" 4
/. v2
,
•»
a "shaie- for'-the Tfirst-six months .of
1961, based- on Uhe average
principallyVdresses and. sportswear;'?',-at discount>\prices.—.196;
M|if. Cohan stated ifthat earnings Jor^thb; present year appear
number of shares of class-A arid common stock outstanding.during.!,
'•.ItJ' r
..3 -.
tor,b3'|l/upning well ahead of -the -year just..concluded, and that'
T,
the respective periods,- as adjusted ior." a triree-for-two stock spilt.ru
management: expects
another substantial gain in earnings to
be
l. Net ! sa;®s
and" Royalties lor. the first - six mouths of iao2 were
Recorded, this year..
"Interim figures," he said, "will be released
Little & Ives Co., Inc.—Sales Up 74%—
»
$31,G02,829, up $2,492,500 or 9% from the $28,510,329 for the same
Shortly."—V. 195, p. 524;
,
The company has reported a 74%-increase in.males-for the first
period a yearvago,.
•
.'
;
$ix months' of 1962. 'Record salesvfor the„period reached -$7,298,600
Irr-addition, Hhe company's unconsolidated branch 'and subsidiary
National Airlines, Inc.—New Bank Loan Agreement
as against $4,183,800 for the like period in 1961.
Net earnings, also
In Japan earned ,30 cents per share as against 24 cents a .share
reached a record $234,800, or 21 rcents '.p?r share, as agaic$V net
On
/ for' the'same respective periods.—V, 195, p.'2379.
Aug.
15,
President L.
B., Maytag,
Jr., announced a S51
•
million refinancing. program for the company's bank and equip¬
earnings of $170,000, or 15 cents per share for the-.first six months
v
'
reports Bales, of $274,924 for July, 1962,
of $146,299. recorded for July,-'1961;-.
The-company
increase
an
sales
over
*
.
.
.
.
....
.
,
*
.v
.
.
*
„
..
.
'
■
of
196i.
..
.
..
.
Little
Drimmer,
&
President,
Ives
16, 1962 the company announced that it had sold a
$3,000,000 5%% note due 1976 to Massachusetts Mu¬
tual Life Insurance Co., of Springfield, Mass.
,
.
■
Net proceeds from the. sale will be used to build
a new department store at Massapequa, Long1 Island^
the expansion of-the company's, product
to
.
V.
195, p. 2597. 4
*'
•-
Litton Industries,
•
-
Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
Mays, Inc.—Note Sold Privately—On Aug.
(J. W.)
.
attributed the record
line to some 17,000
supermarkets throughout the nation, and the growth of the . mail
older divisions.
He,predicted that sales arid earnings for the re¬
mainder of the year were expected to continue' .at record levels.—
Harold
sales
ment
New York—V.
195,
2931.
p.
;-
; :
,
*
•;
banks
$12.7
participated
in
the
loan
retiring $29.2
of a 1980
a
pending
agreement
a
1958 bank loan, $4 5 million
million from Douglas Aircraft, and
sale-lease agreement with Douglas.
remaining
demand
loan,
from
$4.6
million
'
The
,
: :
obligations.
purchase
Seven,
.
million
14
loan
new
agreement
executed
was
In
New
York
City
Aug,
by Mr. Maytag and Irving Trust Co. as agent for all participat¬
over a seven-year period
ing banks/ It calls for quarterly repayments
at 5Va%
interest.
'
1
-
•"
■
•
v
./
«Tills^ Beverly
acquire
Carl
W.
Shattuck,
President
Ash,
held
Califri company
Hills,
McKiernan-ierry
stock. '
hydraulic
and
other
acquisition
the
equipment
fields
and production capabilities
will be
further advanced
Mr.
to Litton capabilities for manufacture
antenna structures, such as those being
present Telstar communications project,
and capabilities complementary to
divisions."
fiscal
were
-half
191,
share
shares
421,323
on
for'1961" were 66' cehts
2640.
■
'
;
.
p,
a
of
stock.
common
share
418,932
on
530,0()0,
•
' *
-
-
-
<
-
taxes_-!__
after
Net
Earned
during
>■
•-
covers
•
.
,
As
•
1961
1962
-
common
—V.
of
common
195,
p.
:—3,539,294
'dends.
shares-!
—'—-——
'
2262.
$0.99
•
the
old
ending
years
30,
c°sh
dividends
7 962,
dividends
;
A
58%
increase, in
Industries
for- the
nounced in
'of the
Txie
a
Board.
new
000,000
as
000,
mated
stock
59%
a
gain
1961-1962
in
ended
.
of Litton
were
earnings
July
31,
Chairman
;
...
.
I-See Unieted States Fidelity & Guaranty Co.,
an¬
J
......
,
;
1
the
for
the previous-year.
12-month period just e~ded are esti¬
Sales
for
over
stock
common
outstanding
on
July
31.—V.
196,
p.
641.:
-
.---
•,
■
;
the-1962
195,
year
p.
524.
were
"
'
'
reported midyear earnings of $16,491,000
or $2.12 per .share
for the six months ended July 1. Sales totaled
$848,120,000 for the first half of 19.62,
-! • . ..
Lockheed earned $9,223,000 or $1.24 per shar on sales of $679,163,000 m the comparable period of 1-61;
•
-/
?.l
.The aerospace firm pointed out that second quarter earnings this
has
common
..
•
,
v.
■
,
Corp.—Common
Offered—Via Aug.
stock at $3.50 per share.
Net pro^eedSy estimated at
to $8,710,000
During
the
,
or
first
the
three
ny
tied
was
June
to
payment
70%
of
of
cash
earnings,
net
of
hVkvy
new
loan
Because
diviplus
for
30,
1960 and 1961,
there remained as of
million to be accumulated from earnings before
30,
1958.
losses
considered.
be
now
be
from
paid
Unrier
ths
70 %
plus
cash
vrian
$500,000,
of
net
June
30,
1962.
able to purchase
will
be
its entire fleet of jet equipment
and leasing from Douglas three
leased
400.000
Douglas
A
contract, and "we will now be able to study several other
which have been advanced for disposing of this stock."
be
because
flow
cash
company's
will
as
result
a
of
ownership
of
all
equip¬
greatly increased.
larger cash
toial
will be developed during the first two years
reserve
interest
and
principal payments for the perioa are
under the old plan, and this larger cash
operating and other anticipated needs."
Becuase seven instead of two banks are participating, the agree¬
ment "will broaden the base, bo h in number ard resources, of the
less
than
$579,000, will be used for
scheduled
those
"Is
reserve
-
.
Dolansky,> Vice-President
to
regard
planes "causing withdrawal of desirable service to
possible detrimental effect to the
company,"
shares of Pan1 American World Airways s'ozk held
National will be freed as collateral to the demand bank loan and
plans
1,
$1.12 per share on sales totaling $455,BUSINESS—^The eompany was Incorporated under the laws of the
months of 1962, Lockheed earned
State.of Minjiesota-on Nov. 20, 1961. The-operations of-ths com¬
$7,781,000 Or $1.00 a share, on sales of $393,043,000.*
During the first half of 1962, missile and space sales accounted
pany are eonductecf from its facijitiefi located at 6425 Oxford St.i
for $404,000,000; and
aircraft, spares and re'ated services totaled
St. Louis Park, Minn. The company was formed to-engage in re¬
$405,000,000 in the six-month period. Shipbuilding, electrons, pro¬
search, development and sales in the field of vending machines and
pulsion and o'har work acounied for. the remaining $39,000,000 -'!.>the vepding of.'hot- meals-from- coin operated vending machines.
Included within
in sales.—V. 195, p. 1664.• the
scope
of its present and proposed activities"
;
are
research. and development pertaining to electronic equipment
and micro-wave equipment as the same • pertains to vending techLynch Corp.—New Glass Forming Machine—: *">■
came
in
public and
The
repayment of debt, purchase of equipment and
inventories,' advertising, research and development
"and working capital.%
; \
:
'
/
debentures.
F.
E.
jet
The
.
the
.
year
sold
the
compared with $432,602
$1,043,113,
<
and
1962.
.
1962 prospectus, Irving J. Rice & Co.", Inc., St. Paul,
Minh.*, offered publicly, 200,000 shares of this firm's
•
077,000.
in
ment
> .-
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—-Soles, Earnings Higher-^
•The-corporation
for
1961,—V.
Micro-Dine
■
of
,
This Lindenhurst,
-
last year's $2.24 adjusted for the 2Va%
dividend paid in October, 1961.
There were 4,835,773 shares
at $3.36, up 50%
••
N., Y. company earned $46,835 for the year
ended June 30, 1962, compared with $13,59,9 for the previous year.
Earnings per- share equal 26 cents and 8 cents, respectively.
-,.v.
the $10,158,323 reported for
to
share
Merit Associates,v Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
•.,
Los
Sl,-
rather than selling to
planes to finance three DC-8 jets to be delivered late
Ownership of the planes will give National benefit
of
accelerated depreciation as permitted for tax purposes, and National
will be relieved
of
a
provision under which Douglas cou)d have
188,
"
earnings for the last fiscal year were more than $16,000,per
248.
agreement were
of
outright,
present
this issue.—V.
P.
.•
to
could
after
National
Corp. of New York—
.Merchants Fire Assurance
Proposed Exchange Offer—
..
preliminary report by Charles B. Thornton,
"
"
' 1
•'
-
compared
as
Earnings
and
••
.
financing
June
$3.2
can
earnings
high in the company's sales totaled approximately $394,- ;
compared to the $250,114,456 reported for the previous
Afcer*tax
.
sales
fiscal, year
fiscal year.f
59%—
the
include:
convenant
agreement
'
Sales Up 58%; Net
in
subordinated
advantages
subsequent
June
5,549,679
.
r
The
Bank
Mr. Maytag
by
restrictive
$500,000,
5^537,812
' $0.62
5,627,576
-share—J—-—-
convertible
of
these
less
A
National
First
analyzed
Finance,
Report—
>
11
per
and
000' issue
"
Trust
Miami, $1,020,000.
Maytag listed numerous advantages of the new plan, which
all of National's indebtedness except the outstanding $10,288,-
Mr.
First
shares.
salesri__TUL____—__-__U_--i——'2__^.__ $63,371,066 $67,191,443
Net
Number
million
$15
exceed
cehts'a
73
earnings
Irving
&
S.
A.,
Los
Aneles,
$5,100,000;
United
California
Bank,
Angeles, $5,100,000; Bank of the Southwest, N. A., Houston,
months
Period Ended June 30—
f
•
used
,
volume will
said.
sales
Mr., Ash
year,
this
six
with
National
City Bank of New York and Chemical Bank New
York Trust Co.,
each for the same amount as Irving Trust, $12,750,000.
The four-other participants are Bank of America N. T.
.
well as aaui^ona*
of other Litton
as
of
Mead Johnson. & Co.—Six Months'
those
■
.
McKiernan-Terry's
1963
,'
)"r°-e
in
o*
First
-
-
.
refrigeration
first
in the elec¬
through
the
''McKiernan-
said.
Ash
•
Minneapolis, manufacturer of air conditioning,
and ice making equipment,. were $8,938,064
of 4962
compared with $8,068,23Q for
the .same period Ha 1961, :.it was announced on Aug.. 14,
1962 by
B. E.'James,. President, in a statement to stockholders. Earnings
Net" sales
heating,
for-the
—V.
products
the
*,
-
national
for
bring
precision
higli
•
customers..
McKiernan-Terry,"
of
will
Terry
mechanical
precision
industrial
and
Participating
McQuay, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Higher— -
-
...
two. plants in New .Jersey", 'manufactures
sonar
equipment, .^hip--stabilizers and ; similar
"Lifcton's. technologies
tronics
jSIian's'^ to
.
J.
with
heavy
and
and
N.
of McKiernan-Terry, and Roy ,L;
the acquisition of the privately- ..'
undisclosed amount, .-of Litton common
1
'• %
•
an
•
McKiernan-Terry,
defense
hds- announced
President
for
was
radar : antenna
.-
Harrison,
Litton,.. s?,id
of
company
of
Corp.
for
desirable
participating banks, which should facilitate financing of any future
requirements;."
AH of the bank financing under the old arrangements was from
.two of the major participants, First National City and Chemical.
In one of his frist statements of policy after becoming President
and
Chief
Executive
Officer
of National
on
April 26, 196*2. Mr.
,
i:
,
The
first
development
major
in
a
generation
has been
made in
nology.
-
CAPITALIZATION
glass forming machines.
■!"
.
'Wendell D. Jones, Vice-President of the Glass Machinery Division,
GIVING EFFECT TO
'
'
-
"
of
the
!on
uses
compressed air system.
Company, one of the leading manufacturers
hydraulic instead of
"Ball
Brothers
containers,
producing glass
glass
machine for
with
oh
a
a
headquarters in Muncie,
new three-section Lynch
—V.
ment
of
Illinois, plant,"
195,
stock
(30c
p. .859,
.
1,000,000 shs.
par)
but
more
234,267 shs.
-
program.—V.
196,
p.
116.
Inc.—Six Months' Report-
National Co.,
Period
—On
Aug.
14,
1962, it
Corp.—Notes
was
reported
Sold
immediate
has
Outstanding
•
Midland; Management
;
•,
importantly,
Ended
30—
June
Billings
,
Indiana, .has been
'44* glass forming
the past four months at its Mundelein,
Common
-•<
-
freed National from a position
restricting (he type of development we anticipate in fu^her ad¬
vancing National toward our goal as the nation's most successful
trunkline carrier. We are now in position to Intensify our develop¬
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
order,....
"This new plan," he said,, "not only has achieved these
aims,
.
)ias announced, the successful development of the Lynch "44" glass
forming machine which produces lighter weight ware in a wider
range
of design, and iricreases production by 20% : to' 50%. more
pieces, per mold per minute at lower operating costs. The machine
a better and more broadly based program
financing for National, and would seek particularly to prcicle
financing before delivery of the three new jet planes, then
Maytag said he would' seek
1
Privately
that $1,000,000
of this firm's senior notes due 1972 had been sold pri¬
vately through Robert Fulton Maine Co., N. Y. City.
—
Net
profits
♦Net profits
♦
Based
viding
193, p.
*
(loss)
on
$5,724
1452.
—
*
per
804,247
common
shares
dividends
on
share______
1962
$4,835,000
112,000
$0,132
1961
$3,633,000
1,400
($.003)
outstanding June 20, 1962, after pro¬
preferred stock for each period.—V.
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(748)
western
Up Sharply—
General Corp.—Net
National
an
the fiscal
1962 third
22 ya cents a
share
on
the 2,830,363 common shares
outstanding at the end
of the period, it was announced by Eugene V. Klein, President. The
recent 13-week earnings, which included a non-recurring gain of
$226,606, market an increase of 458%
over year-earlier net in¬
come
of $114,306,
equal to four cents a share on the 2,816,247
from
cents
the
nine
1962
Salomon
of
sale
quaroer
Dick
&
Net
-
-
1961.
195,
30,
June
1962.—V.
2746.
p.
New
On
outstanding
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Kidder, Peabody & Co., and White, Weld
New York Cily, jointly offered 260,346
common
shares
($1 par) of New England Electric
System, at $23.50 per share. The underwriting group
won award of the shares Aug.
15 on a bid of $22.97
per share.
Aug.
16,
Merrill
1962,
Other bids
for
Earnings
after
Shares
of
Earnings
—V.
195, p.
Blyth & Co., Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Bear, Stearns & Co. and Ladenburg,
the
Thalmann &
unsecured
This
Co., jointly, $22.90 a share; First Boston
Corp., $22,852, and Francis I. du Pont & Co., $22,816.
either
260,346
funds
geneial
through
stocks,
for
balance
shares
of
loans
the
of
the
the
being offered Aug.
•
and made available to subsidiaries
purchases of additional shares of common
or
their
of
proceeds will be
construction
used for
holding
Northern
served
tion
is
of
about
4,600
2,500,000.
237,868
England
sale
company,
miles
square
During
customers
the
1961,
with
with
an
also
system
principally
gas,
estimated
in
total
served
—V.
28,
the
1962,
063,000
6hare
Dec.
and
based
31,
had
consolidated
net
income
of
income
net
was
$17,323,000, equal to $1.32
outstanding.
shares
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
or
the year
For
and
$191,141,000
share
per
PRESENT
13,061,640
on
the
Of
3%
3lA%
Of
(including amounts due within
due
debentures
1967
due
($25,000,000
1977
one
authorized)-.
($50,000,000
authorized)
Bank
Label
$321,880,000
10.725,000
Debt of Subsidiaries
Stocks
and
Premiums
Subsidiaries
of
all private
mitments, it
826,365
Marine's
The
$391,388,040
Share
Common
Equity
shares
of
($1
PURCHASERS—The
260,346
par)
(15,000,000
of
offered
the
none
authorized)..
several
of
$13,964,576
purchasers
whom
has
a
of
the
material
foot
re¬
the
and
conditions
company
J Merrill
is
the
purchase
agreement,
to
purchase
son,
from
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.,
'
130,346
shares;
handled
State Electric & Gas Corp.—Debentures
Offered—Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Salomon
and
Bros.
The group won
Ripley
&
Co.,
Net
on
101.639,
its bid of 100.12%.
and
PROCEEDS—Net
the
company
and
500,000
1963.
for
1962
REDEMPTION
able
at
regular
and
at
special
plus
from
the
cost
and
an
of
the
FEATURES—The
redemption
redemption
debentures
interest
the
of
Blyth
financing
its
prices
rate
less
1992
will
construction
expenditures
$28,500,000 for 1963,
&
are
a
debentures
ranging
be
estimated
total
from
of
will
may
than
redeemed
that
on
the
be
105.337c
through
applied
at
for
$31
funds
redeem¬
to
par,
1,
1967,
incurred
debentures.
BUSINESS—The company of 108 E. Green St.,
Ithaca, N. Y.,
supplies electricity and gas within areas in the
central, eastern and
'<•
the
of
of
to
amounted
1962
for
earnings
1962
cents
the
motors
concentrate
on
Division
outboards,
also
year's
period,
under
t No
due
of
to
the
completion
on
at
its
of
111.,
account
Penney's
present
Net
for
its
Canning
fornia
in
Hawaiian
-
in
operation
date
smaller,
ninth
for
straight
'•
•
fiscal
July
productive
-
-
-
-
-
■
date
31
1962
stores
com¬
figure
closed
■ -
not
include
sales
Merchandise
Co.—V.
195,
to
year
of
as
ago. <The
year
a
less
*
the
subsidiary,
General
—
do
Common
will
proceeds from the sale
Oct.
on
Offered
—
Via
go
the selling
to
incorporated in the State of Cali¬
company- was
and has primarily
1951.
29,
manufacture,
and
marketing
military
in the develop¬
tubes us#d
engaged
electron
of
vacuum
and
CAPITALIZATION
!
MARCH
OF
AS
1,
1962
Authorized
■
--
—V.
& amortisation
1961
period
predecessor
present
195,
Outstanding
been
made
for
in the
agreed
1,736,866
(96,012)
and
an
only
($402,409)
few
a
since,
program
is
exclusive
the
sales
of
during
just
was
income
and
Pacific
largest
the fiscal year
1962 by the company, but increased cost of raw
the firm's earnings down slightly, it was announced
company's 111th annual report.
of
,
.
to $101,875,000, and net
income
after all taxes
was
$3,090,000, equal to $6.36 per share'.
These figures compared-with-sales of $90,916,000 and net income of
$3,220,000, equal to $6.62 per. share, for the previous fiscal year.
•
Pepperell President Homer M. Carter said that the record sales
figure marks only, the-second time in the company's-history that
Sales
goods
have
sales
amounted
services
and
Loan
194,
million.
$100
above
been
$100,231,000.—V.
Personal
.
Pepperell
1960,
sales
Corp.—-Notes Said *PriT
Finance
&
In
746.
p.
through Robert Fulton Maine
had been sold privately
Co., N. Y. City.—V. 195,
•
306,367
this
getting
taxes,
the
largely
application
.
Phillips ..Electronics
Hawaiian
single
canner
•
1926.
p.
&
t
' -
•
Pharmaceutical
Industries
Corp.—Sales, Net Up—
Net
717,
sales for the six months
and
net
income
shares
2,354,811
ended June 30, 1962,
totaled $43,758,-
equivalent to 550 per share on the
outstanding, compared to net sales of
for the same period of 1961,
share on the 1,994,674 shares outstanding at
$1,283,283,
currently
$18,545,122 and net income of $373,991
equivalent
June
for
by
to
of
Co.
sales
increase
acquisition,
and
four
over
last
Sales
period,
year's
figures
is
accounted
this year, of Thompson-Hayward
companies in the agricultural chem¬
earlier
smaller
While these companies also
profits,
this
per
'
the
the
Chemical
sales.
190
1961.
30,
ical field.
.
to
is
its history were recorded during
in
30,
*$1,640,824
902,285
Federal
sales
June
materials forced
'
$7,128,141
6,225,856
company,
housing
234,560 shs.
vately—On Aug. 14, 1962, it was reported that $300,000 of this firm's senior subordinated notes due 1972
1961
-
reflect
2,000,000 shs.
par)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up; Net Down
1961
$179,331
380,626
-
(50 cents
2027.
p.
Highest
ended
0.11
;
stock
Common
total
1962
t$521,659
Punch
the
records. '
commercial .communications systems, radar equip¬
ment, and various electronic devices.
The
principal offices of the company are located at 312 North
Nopal St., Santa Barbara, Calif.
manufactured
1962
the
Co.
stores
same
.
Laboratories, Inc.
lines.
has
acquire Plymouth Canning Co., Inc,
and Dunlaps. Inc., both of
Plymouth, Indiana", President Reuben P.
Hughes announced.
Plymouth
for
BUSINESS—The
net
has
the
-four
'
sales
Penta
were
%
of loss carry-forward
depreciation.—V. 195, p. 2598.
company
$103,603,475
marked
set
'
com¬
Pacific Hawaiian Products Co.—Proposed Acquis.—
The
weekend- July
July 31, 1962 prospectus, Francis J. Mitchell & Co.;
Inc., Newport Beach, Calif., offered publicly, 85,920
shares of -this firm's outstanding common stock at
$4.25 per share.
638.
p.
availability
accelerated
1,682
on
Milwaukee
Much
has
than „the
more
July
have
year
period.
the
over
2822.
p.
way.
the
had
into
Properties, Inc.—Six Months' Report
a
reported
5.3%
.
of:/its I fiscal
half
six-month
-
during- July.
at a
with
with
second
(Uo.zjT) '
by
the
fiscal
the
company
its
chain
were
first
the
and
1961
1,695
of
parts
share___^_
company's
completed
both July
Penney's' disclosed that sales for the first
year which began on Feb;
1 were 11.4%;
period. First-half sales this year amounted 1 to
against $634,123,957 in -1961,
an
increase of $72,*
of
the
takes
Private
of
of
outboard
own
Galesburg,
(loss)
provision
2 000
as
the
during
completed
4,000
stockholders.
J__
earnings
6,000
City Bank, New York City, has been appointed
common and 5%
cumulative prior preferred
194, p. 581.
store
with
749.
Revenues
28,576
120,000
Co
time,
same
months
The
$3,024,319,
were
Line
Drops
Earnings before depreciation & amortization
Depreciation & amortization
;
*
&
month, a
year
ago.
which, company sales
At, the
ment,
Costs other than depreciation
Net
Common Stock
company.—V.
pared
share compared
quarter in 1961,
per
second
Corp.
outboard
Coast
more
180,000
$114,403,832
in
ahead
corporation will discontinue the manufacture
common
p.
or
common
60,000
department
same
six
Minn.
parr
to
to
Financing Details—
$840,000
Co
company
has
sales for
month
earnings in the com1 to June 30, 1962, itPresident.
-
Revenues
-
$60,000,000.
receding from 100.837c
case. However, prior to June
be
the
'
Corp.—Six Months' Report—
Pacific
Co.,
program
prices
accrued interest in each
none
at
proceeds
toward
Construction
-
announced by W. C. Scott, OMC President. Mr.
dwindling sales of private brands prompted Outboard
taxes
2382.
agent for the
$706,243,397
$665,838
per
195,
houses
1962
'
■■
Minneapolis,
Period Ended June 30—
101.559.
by
•
,
by each marine division.—V. 194,
after
—V.
cents
,
Co.__
record
sales
of not more
-7
,
sales
Earned
V,
First Boston Corp. and
Glore, Forgan & Co., jointly,
bid 100.054 for the
debentures, also as 4V2s. Bids for a
4%% coupon came from Halsey, Stuart &
Co., 101.777;
Harriman
Net
award of the deben¬
tures at competitive sale Aug. 14
59
or
Period Ended June 30—
Hutzler, New York City, announced that they were
joint managers of an underwriting syndicate which
offered on Aug. 15 an issue of
$15,000,000 New York
State Electric & Gas 4¥2%
sinking fund debentures,
due June 1, 1992, at 100.823% and accrued
interest,
yield 4.45%.
7
Hammer,
half
share
a
operates
Ovitron
&
to
\
Co.," of
.
quarter
second
Products
and
loss of $2,588,000 or 39
period last year.—V. 195, p.
683.
p.
of
The
depot for the marine divisions. It
will continue with these functions. Marketing, as well as manufac¬
turing, of the expanded line will be done by-Gale under the direction
of H. L. Bourdon, OMC Vice-President and division
manager.
More rapid expansion of the accessories lines and increased sales
are
contemplated - by
concentration
of -merchandising
previously
Peabody & Co., 40,000 shares; White, Weld & Co
Inc
40,000 shares; Bache & Co., 25,000 shares; Hayden, Stone & Co".
Inc., 25,000 shares.—V. 196, p. 580.
New York
with
1964 capital
building for storage and distribution of corporation parts and
already has been started.
division also is a major supplier of components to the John¬
Evinrude,
Lawn-Boy "^and
Cushman -divisions
of
Outboard
Marine,
ex¬
11.3
or
net
to
(J. C.) Penney Co.—Sales Up 11.4%—
The
follows:
as
Lynch,
Kidder,
of
$756,000
was
refund
accessories
lationship with the company, and the respective numbers thereof
which they have severally and not
jointly agreed, subject to the
terms
196,
stocks
well as its Gale Buccaneer lines of
motors. To add to this line, the division immediately will concen¬
trate
on
expanding the manufacture and distribution of boating
accessories, Mr. Scott said. Construction of a new 150,000 square
Company
names
shares
common
the
first
$2,498,437
label
label
1962
the
over
Peabody Coal Co.—Appointment—
was
move
Gale
private
of
.
purchased.
Harper & Son
The
ratio objective
time.
Power
V
Marine
that
14%
Qfrerating
•'
year.
circumstances, involving the default of one
less than all of the debentures and
be
The First National
and electric service to both whole¬
Wisconsin.
It
is- a
wholly-owned
Armand
Dr.
Waukegan, 111.
Scott said
56.7
corres¬
company
Northwest
transfer
Outboards—
of
57,956,675
Minority Interest in Common Stock Equity of Gas Subs.
Common
any
gas
*
the
cent
Outboard
48,402,000
263,228,000
months
Hauser Co
—V.
$10 250 000
This
Short-Term
of
one
or
to
the
underwriters,
P.
V.
finance
help
gross operating revenues of $3,412,561, up from last
quarter revenues of $1,353,524.—V. 196, p. 219.
year)
subsidiaries
Preferred
at
States
"
,
by
for
company's
high
$41,045
Company
debentures
1962
record
FINANCING
Outstanding
Long-Term Debt
L.
carved-out
of
last
Corp.—Additional
Save
Witter &
Wm.
operating
revenues,
including sales of ' natural gas
to
production payments, were $5,882,711 • in the first half
compared to $2,139,779 in the same period of 1961.
Gross
ended
consolidated
The
TO
to
and
1961
42-year
income
six
corresponding
the
of
Debentures
equal to 71.4 cents per share based on 4,237,651 shares outstanding,
as
compared with $95,953 or 2.4 cents a share in the initial six
months of 1961 with
3,929,797 Shares issued.
*
of $193,$1.35 per
revenue
$17,638,000,
outstanding.
aggregated
revenues
operating
gross
13,068,340 shares
on
1961,
total
provides
2084.
announced
was
Net
company
in
capitalization
its
securities
customers, in
served
for
'
compared
may
Pacific
program.
corporation had record six months
history for the period Jan.
pany's
$3,764,000
$12,388,000' up
were
quarter
share,
119.440.
unaudited basis, for the 12 months ended Feb.
an
issued
notes
construction
Northern
p.
to
outstanding
10%.
first
the
certain
the
Occidental Petroleum Corp.—Earns, at Record High
by electric subsidiaries.
REVENUES—On
190,
The
average
also
States
of
revenues
second
by
in
the
stock
(Wis.)—Plans Note Sale
plans to issue either late in 1963 or
debt
retail
and
subsidiary
popula¬ ;
an
territory
of
0.32
0.37
notes would be used in part to renew or
1962
maintain
in
compared
shares
notes.
promissory
States
55%
to
share
per
firm
a
Under
1,829,791
1,840,292
stock—
common
general corporate purposes.
Electric, of Boston, Mass., is a public
which controls eight electric utility sub¬
sidiaries
1100%
common, stock
ownership), and eight gas utility
subsidiaries (90%
to 100%
common
stock ownership).
The electric
utility holdings of the system provides retail service in 198 munici¬
palities, of which 145 are in Massachusetts, 27 in Rhode Island,
22
in New Hampshire
and four in Connecticut.
The total
area
utility
on
outstanding-.—,—
banks.
States'
will
g
than
cents
58.2
or
underwriters named below,
severally, have
commitment, subject to certain conditions, to purchase
and
the
selling
stockholders
the
respective
principal amounts of debentures and common stock set forth below.
toi>prepay all of its promissory notes then outstanding.
utility company plans to-issue securities of a type or types
that
the
made
UNDERWRITERS—The
from
income—
securities
The
The
programs.
$3,895,000
was
outstanding
the
in
per
made
proposes to issue its promissory notes from time
a maturity date no later than a year from the issue
principal amount at any one time would not exceed
and would be used to evidence short-term borrowing
Northern
•
company
furtherance
BUSINESS—New
'•
loss
Dean
Proceeds from the
Northern
report
a
quar¬
in
details follow:
1961
States
outstanding
'
to
Up
second
Aug. 13, 1962 issue reported the sale on Aug. 9
$1,200,000 of this firm's 5V2 % convertible subordi¬
nated debentures due Aug/1,1977, and 40,576 common
shares. The offering made at par and $11 per share,
respectively, was quickly sold. Additional financing
with
commercial
from
will be added to the
16
of
promissory
Total
the
$117,332,000
of
Claire, Wis., has filed an application with
Commission seeking authority to issue $7,000,000
Power
$7,000,000,
872,786 additional share offering to share¬
holders
and
employees of the company made on
June 14. The offering was oversubscribed.
from the
time,
date.
an
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the additional common
shares subscribed for by shareholders and employees and nroceeds
Federal
according
for
Our
of Eau
company,
Northern
to
The shares offered constitute the unsubscribed por¬
tion of
taxes
stock
share
1851.
on
taxes
Northern States Power Co.
from
came
Federal
common
per
There
•
year.
Freight
in
Pay'n
128,103,953 111,397,859
1,560,013
1,468,070
700,446
688,525
income—
859,567
779,545
taxes
income
Federal
Provision
1961,
6,637,934
on
last
increased
share
per
■—
Federal
before
1961.
cents
months ended
12
the
for
1962
,
Earnings
of
Net
Newberry Co.—Six Months' Report-
Sales
Smith Inc.;
& Co. Inc.,
shares
period
$10,879,000
before dividends on Preferred
as
compared to $16,783,222
1961.—V. 196, p. 315.
(J.J.)
of
taxes
after
share
per
penses
the three months ended June 30, 1962
for the three months ended June 30,
income for the 12 months ended June 30, 1962 was
Period Ended June 30—
System—Common Offered—
England Electric
tr
$4,518,526
to
net
Such
30,
580.
p.
Passenger revenue amounted to $94,571,000 in the second quarter
1962,-a 6.5% Increase over the $88,789,000 in the second quar-
of
was
for
$4,683,439
was
compared
as
$1,700,000.
196.
periods.
respective
Stock
June
shares
that
a
$18,230,336
highs.
Based
on
2,001,200
Income
cents
to
income after fixed charges and
Net
$0.24
__
the
of
471,388
1
share
I
$0.57
to
compared
as
period
6,688,882
on
100
Inc.:
Co.,
of
1962
Net
100
& Co.
Lestrange
&,
Russ
around
had total operating revenues
$127,552,000
compared
to
company
of
corresponding
share for the three months ended June 30,
$0.55 a share for the three months ended
June 30, 1961. Such net income for the 12 months ended June 30,
1962 was equivalent to $2.23 a share as compared to $2.04 a share
for the 12 months ended June 30, 1961. The earnings per share have
been
calculated on the number of shares outstanding at the end
1962
Record
♦*
•
Arthurs,
of
stockholders.
250
250
,
earnings
net
shares outstanding—V.
1,701,992
Pan American World Airways, Inc.—Revenues
ter
Up Slightly—
equivalent
$7,848,696
*659,160
*$0.33
—
income
*
of
Yarnall,
with
1962
currently
The
250
balance
the
1961
1962
*$8,537,071
Ended June 30—
Sales
Northwest Co
Biddle & Co
Pacific
80O
-
400
corporation, in its quartely earnings statement reported
of net income applicable to the common stock
The
Months' Report
National Work-Clothes Rental—Six
•
Inc
Co.,
are
250
800
Co
&
in
$30,000,000
$400
400
Inc.
<♦,
800
Co
&
&
..
'
common
ponding
theatre circuit.
company's
throughout the
•♦Per
800
,
f
ings so lar this year primarily to continued reductions in adminis¬
trative
expenses
and increased profits from vending operations
Period
800
Inc
Co.,
•
900
Co.____
Smithers
S.
1,400
Inc.£^__l—
from
income
i
Net
&
Stroud
Los
near
Net
&
Riter
1,400.
Weeks__
&
Co.,
Hirsch
Angeles.
operations alone in the just-completed nine
months totaled $1,284,441, as against $479,355 a year ago. The gains
in
operating income were based on total revenues for the 1962
nine months of $31,854,545, versus $32,634,089 a year earlier.
Total
income for the recent third quarter was $10,349,606, compared with
$10,722,509 in the like 1961 period.
Mr. Klein attributed National General's sharply improved earn¬
Park,
&
Baxter
P.
1,400
Merle-Smith
&
Blair
1,750
Co
Hornblower
picture
mouon
a
1
&
Parker
'
/
which will be acquired for 21,000 shares of Pacific
stock, should contribute approximately $1,000,000
in sales in 1962 and approximately $75,000 in- net earnings after
taxes, Mr. Hughes said. Excluding Plymouth and Dunlaps, sales,
of
Pacific
Hawaiian
Products
are
estimated
at
approximately
Amount
•
"
.
The companies,
Hawaiian
Redpath ^—
.
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
Inc.
^—
—
DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter & Bodineia
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
-
Hutzler
Bache
.
production and
equipment, plus the $226,606 in the third quarter, which was a
net gain irom the sale of leaseholds and equipment at Pacific Ocean
first
the
from
contemplated.
.
Auchincloss,
$1,750
& Co
Brothers &
a homogenized orange juice beverage distributed through
through daily distribution channels in the Mid¬
companies will operate as wholly-owhed subsidiaries;-Mr;
said/ and no changes in management or personnel are
stores and
Both
Hughes
the
(000's Omitted)
share, which compares with $736,470, or 26 cents
corresponding period last year. Net Income for
months included- non-recurring gains of $411,270
a
•
Amount
the
for
west.
to be purchased by them,-re¬
>
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
drink,
grocery
23.47c
and
purchasers
several
the
of
names
Peabody
Kidder,
comparable 1961 Income, totaling $410,140. against $37,753.
The increased earnings of the recent three months helped boost
net income for the first nine months of fiscal 1962
to $1,939,710,
68y2
operating
1961
of
derived from electric service,
from steam service.
service, and 0.47c
gas
76.2 %
were
company
principal amount of 1992 debentures
spectively, are-as follows:
"
over
share
the
of
Seal
17,000
Approximately
.
company. Dunlaps is a producer and distributor of Dunlaps' Orange->
York .State. The territory served comprises
square miles
with a population of ap¬
New
1,550,000.
PURCHASERS—The
Excluding the non-recurring gain, as well as net gains from
dispositions, net income from operations only for National
General showed an even greater increase in the just-ended quarter
a
of
about
of
revenues
theatre
or
parts
area
proximately
outstanding.
then
shares
in
of National General increased sharply
quarter, ended June 26. to $638,363, or
Earnings
.
contributed appreciably to the
it was proportionately less than
and profits of other divisions rose
the
contribution
to
substantially during
the continuation of the company's program
development of pharmaceutical activities has not
although
of
expansion
as
yet contributed significantly
and
to over-all profits.—V. 195, p. 2196.
canner
for
the
Continued
on
page
51
Volume
Number 6187
196
.
.
(749)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Name
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
the
first
grouped in
are
indicate
we
the
all
separate
two
dividends
Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
When
Per
Name of
Abrams
Company
(A.
R.)
Inc.
J35c
13%c
15c
Artists
Pictures,
5%% pfd.
(quar.)
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Inc.
(quar.)
Allied ' Supermarkets
Chicle
American
9-15
9-10
8-24
8-24
16c
8Vic
10c
90c
9-14
10- 1
9-15
10-1
9-10
8-31
8-28
8-24
9-1
8-10
9-14
8-27
8-31
8-27
7-31
8-20
8-13
8-23
;
___
_
American
10-11
8-31
8-31
8c
50c
(quar.)_
i_
Theatres
Inc.
10-25
10-1
9-28
9-15
9-26
25c
40c
(quar.)__
Acme
Markets
(quar.)_
Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd. (quar.)_._-.t.__u.-J^_
Allied
Growth
Co.
(quar.)__
Fund—
"
Photocopy
Equipment
(quar.)
(quar.) __
•__
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)__
■American Writing Paper (quar.)_j_
Apache Fund, Inc.
!
____'.
Apex Smelting Co. (quar.)————
Approved Finance (Columbus, Ohio), (quar.)
American
40c
$0,251
50c
25c
50c
_
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Co.
9- 5
(quar.)_
:—_
Altex Aluminum—
Arnold
(Preferred
payment omitted at this time)
Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)_______—
Baby Services, common—
Preferred_(quar.)
Asbestos
_
Automatic
Canteen
(Common
Co.
_
U.
S.
currency )
_
_____
11-15
—
15c
15c
40c 1
15c
25c
10c
J15c
Paper, class A (quar.)————
(quar.)
Black & Decker Mfg. (quar.)___
___
B
Bliss
(E.
..
Bell
Boise
W.)
Co.
Inc.
(quar.)
—
—
(quar.)_,
Cascade
Corp.
—___
(quar.)
.
Drilling Co., Ltd. (quar.)—;__
Brazilian Traction Light & Power Co., Ltd.
6%
pref. (quar.)
;_____■—
Broderick
& Bascom
Rope (quar.)
Boyles
Bros.
Brooks-Scanlon,
Class
B
Burns
class
;
.
Gatineau
Power
North
Pennsylvania RR.
North
River
Liquid Gas (quar.)
Cameo, Inc.
(annual)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd.—
:
_.
General American
Bernz
10c
10c
30c
10-1
9-7
9-14
8-31
8- 2
8- 9
9- 7
9- 5
8-20
8-24
General
Battery
6c
30c
40c
9- 1
9-15
9-15
9-15
12-15
8-16
.8-30
8-30
8-30
11-30
(quar.)—
Ceramic Corp.
&
Fireproofing
Co
Associates,
(quar.)_
._
General Laboratory
'__
Precision
General
___—
(quar.)
Equipment, com.
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
$1.60
preferred
$4.75
preferred
$4.75 preferred
(quar.)
George Putnam Fund (see
,
$1.1875
___—
$1.1875
(Geo.)
Putnam
Fund—
Georgia Power, $5 pfd. (quar.)—$1.25
$4.96 preferred (quar.)
$1.24
(Increased-quar.)
___,
Extra
Great
Western
Shoe
—
Co.
Assurance
Sugar,
common
(quar.)—_
(quar.)——
Mfg.
(stock div.)
—_—_
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)—
Gulf States Utilities Co. (quar.)_______
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
—
$4.40 preferred
(quar.)
—;
$4.44
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)__—
$5.08
preferred
8-24
t5c
9-28
8-24
11- 1
10-15
34c
t$1.50
30c
9-1
10- 1
10- 2
10- 2
9-15
8-15
9-17
9-10
25c
(quar.)
Gregory Industries
$5
9-28
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
7%
class A
Co,___.
Life
West
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
fl3c
—
-
Ltd.,
&
Great
Green
__
,
Envelopes,
$1,23
$1.15
—
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
tl5c
preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred
(quar.) ___.—
Giant Yellowknife Mines, Ltd.—
(quar.)—
5%
t25c
9-21
10- 1
9-15
25c
9-15
9-15
$1.05
$1.10
$1.11
$1.25
$1.27
9-15
9-15
9-15
Paper Co.—
preferred (quar.)
,j-_.—.—_u_w
$1.121/2,
preferred (quar.)
—$1.061/4
Handmacher-Vogel (stock dividend)
3%
Hanna (M. A.) Co. (quar.)_—
——
25c
Harris Trust & Savings Bank (quar.)_——_
50c
10-1
4Va%
10- 1
9-1
9-12
10-1
9-27
9-27
9-14
—
Hartford
Gas
Co.,
(quar.).
common
8%
preferred (quar.)
—
Hastings Mfg. Co
_____
Hazeltine
Corp.
(quar.)—____—______—
Hill's Supermarkets, class A (quar.)
Homestake Mining Co. (quar.)
Pacific
65c
50c
10c
20c
9-14
9-29
9-14
11c
40c
this
8-20
8-20
8-20
8-20
8-20
9-10
9-10
8-15
8-28
9-14
9-14
9-14
9- 4
8-31
8-31
8-24
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.
Parmelee Transportation
class A——
Ltd.,
8-31
9-21
10-1
10- 1
8-31
9- 7
9-7
9-25
8-31
9-1
9-1
8-23
8-23
Commonwealth Land Title Insurance—
Common
(quar.)
Continental
Commercial
com.
preferred
(quar.)
6Vi% preferred (quar.)_
6%
preferred (quar.)
Continental
Insurance
Continental
Oil
__
(quar.)-!
(quar.)__——
Co., Ltd.—
(Del.)
Clark Publishing
Common
(quar.)
6%
preference (quar.)
Cosden
Petroleum
(quar.)
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
Quarterly
Manufacturing
Co., Ltd., 7%
Daisy
Dalex
Dan
River
Mills
Co
&
Delaware
35c
$0,168
B
-
Associates (quar.)—
Duval Sulphur & Potash (quar.)
&
_____
1
Eastman Kodak
Co., com. (increased)
3.60 preferred (quar.) _—;____
9-15
9-14
9-4
10-1
9-10
8-27
8-15
8-24
9-10
8-29
5c
35c
9-28
9-28
9-21
9- 7
55c
90c
50c
,,
12 Vic
8c
5c
J25c
25c
8-31
8-31
8-31
9-14
8-28
8-28
8-28
8-28
8-28
9-14
8-29
10- 1
7Vic
25c
8-31
9-28
9-14
$5.36
Electro
Elastic
Elizabethtown
Emery
Air
Water
Freight
(quar.)—
.
M
C
—
$1.60
Corp.
conv.
preferred
Famous Players
Federal National
Federal
United
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Canadian, Ltd.
Mortgage Assn.
Fidelity America Financial
9-28
9-14
10- 1
8-24
28c
75c
Corp. (stk. div.)
9-30
9- 7
10-15
9-15
9-17
8-22
9-30
9- 5
2%
9-10
8-15
16®
10-25
9-29
9-28
Business Investments
•Quarterly
First
(monthly)
(quar.)_
First Connecticut Small
8-24
20c
40c
J25c
National* Bank of Jersey
:
City (quar.)
(J.
Edison
Minnesota
4.30%
5.52%
9-14
10-1
50c
9-4
9-14
——,—
11-5
9-15
9- 1
8-31
8-31
8-24
10-19
8-17
8-17
8-16
8-15
8-15
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)_
10c
5c
$1
9-10
20c
15c
Valley Natural Gas (quar.)
(quar.)
Service, common (quar.)
Public
Moore Products Co.
8-20
9-14
9-15
9- 1
(quar.)—
Book
50c
$10c
5%
95c
96 Vic
97y2C
$1.08%
$1.11 Vi
15c
$1.25
40c
20c
22y2c
30c
18c
%%
8-31
9-10
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
10- 1
9-10
9-12
9-10
10-1
8-10
8-17
8-31
9-7
9-7
9- 7
9-7
9-7
9- 1
9-1
8-27
8-24
Preferred
9- 8
9- 7
National Fire
Insurance
National Food
National Old
Clas
AA
Class BB
Products
(Hartford); (quar.)
common
common
Co.—
8-16
9- 1
investment
National
income)
8-24
9-25
9-10
9-10
10- 1
8-20
9-10
8-27
40c
,
9-17
10- 1
9-14
10-
9-14
1
Growth
Stocks
investment income)
net
7c
i
(quar.
from
9-15
8-31
net
—:
(Elizabeth, N. J.).(s-a)
9-14
9-14
8-24
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
5
9-
1
8-22
9-29
9-10
9-20
8-27
10-
1
9-15
10- 3
9-20
9-14
8-31
10-1
9-15
9-12
8-28
9-14
8-28
9-17
8-31
10c
5%
9-14
8-31
9-28
8-31
$1.18%
9-14
8-31
9-28
8-24
10c
9-21
9-29
9-13.
9-
8-
4
2
Ranch
Rice
Oil
Co.
11,
(quar,)'
10-
—
90c
12y2c
12y2c
60c
—
12y2c
10-
-
common
Rosa Gear
8-31
9-14
8-17
1
9-
5
9-12
8-30
9-10
8-27
9-10
8-31
9-15
8-31
8-15
8-
4
9-20
9-
6
9-1
8-17
8-20
8-
f25c
(initial)
Tool
&
7
8-22
9-14
30c
15c
4c
60c
25c
Paper Corp.
!
Textile Corp.
(extra)——_________
Rio Grande Valley Gas
(quar.)
Risdon
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton
Controls* (quar.)i
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd.—
#
$1 preference A
(quar.)
Roblin-Seaway
Industries,
Inc.
(N.
Y.)—
Riegel
Riegel
9-
8-31
lc
—^
—
1
8-31
4c
.
6
25c
Royal Crown Cola
(quar.)_.
St.
Mf^
■
9-
1
8-15
20c
Co.
10-
1
9-14
Clair
Specialty
10c
35c
(quar.)—
Sears Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
Servel, Inc., $5.25 preferred (quar.)
Shop Rite Foods (quar.)_
:
(Wm.)
Brewery—
Simplicity Mfg., class A
Sinclair
Venezuelan
Jersey
Oil
9-
4
8-24
9-14
1
8-31
8-17
8-14
7-31
9-15
8-24
9-7
8-27
9-28
9-
6
24c
27c
19c
25c
$0.2656
9-30
9-
5
9-
5
(quar.)_____.
(Del.)-i
Co.
9-20
10- 2
10-
2c
15c
75c
30c
*
(quar.)
Gas
$1.31 V*
I7%c
;i__—
Southern California Edison—
5%
original preferred (quar.)—
4.32%
preferred (quar. >__—
:
Southern California Water, com. (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)_
414%
preferred
(quar.)
—
9-30
1
8-14
9-1
8-14
9-
Southern Pacific
Co. (quar.)___
5.44% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Power—-
30c
34c
9- 1
8-14
common
____.
Star Market Co.
(quar.)—
;__
Sterling Aluminum Products
(quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. common—
Stock
preference
preferred
1
9-17
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
9-
1
8-22
5c
9-
1
8-22
9-15
8-24
9-15
8-24
9-21
8-24
10- 1
8-31
10c
2c
8c
25c
$1.63
25c
1
8-31
9-11
8-27
94c
9-20
9-
5c
8-31
8-15
5c
8-31
8-15
18%c
10-
9-
1
6
8-15
15c
9-15
9-
1
25c
9-14
9-
4
9-
5
20c
5%
dividend
prior
2nd
1010-
,
(quar.)
Class B common (quar.)_
Spring Street Capital Corp.Springfield Insurance Co., com. (quar.).
$6.50 preferred (quar.)
Staley (A. E.) Mfg., common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)___
Standard Milling Co., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)_
Standard Motor Products, class A (quar.)__
5%
5%
8-14
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern Investment
(quar.)__
Special
Speedry Chemical Products—
4.28%
A
8-27
1
$1.16%
$1.07
12 Vic
preferred
4.65%
Class
9-17
9-
10-
1
10- 1
9- 5
9-
1
9- 5
11-30
10-31
9-15
9-
1
6c
Corp. (stock div.)
(Reverse split of one share for each
1
12Vic
Stylon
10-
10-
4%
—_
25c
25o
(quar.)__
9-15
9-
I
5
four
shares held)
House
Distributing
Quarterly
Superior Electric
(Cal.)-—
Co.—
Talcott
Corp.
Inc.
(James),
Stock
5%%
4.96%
(quar.)
Textiles, Inc., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Thermogas Co., new com. (initial)-!
Time,
Inc.
Towmotor Corp.
;
!
Traders Finance Ltd., class A (quar.)
4Vi%
—
(quar.)
(stock
9- 7
10-15
9-21
9-15
10-
8-29
1
9-14
10-1
9-14
$1.24
25c
10-
9-14
25c
10-
1
9-10
8-25
1
9-22
8c
9-12
8-29
75c
9-10
8-23
25c
9-19
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-7
150c
dividend)
10-1
120c
J20c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
10- 1
40c
$1.35
$1.31 Y*
B
Trav-Ler Radio Corp,
9-14
,2%
Transmission, com.
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
1
25c
dividend
Texas Gas
5.40%
10-
120c
(quar.)
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd. (quar.)—.
Texas American Oil Corp. (Del.)—
10-
1
9-
7
l$1.12Vi
5%
10-
1
9-
7
9-28
7
9-14
8-20
9-1
National
Securities & Research Corp.—
National
Income
Stock
(quar. from
9-28
6c
,
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc.
(quar.)_.
Raymond Corp.
(quar.)
Reeves Bros. Inc. (quar.)
Reliance Insurance Co. (quar.)____
Reynolds Metals
(quar.)
_r—
8-16
10c
(s-a)
4
8-24
45c
25c
16c
r.__
9- 1
9- 1
10c
;
4
9-
Insurance Co.—
(George) Fund (Boston)—
(From investment income)
5%
1
(s-a)
9-
9-18
Putnam
8-24
17V2C
(quar.)_
9-14
12y2c
20c
15c
25c
Telephone
(quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp 8c Timber (quar.)
Puritan Fund Inc.
(quar.)_
9-12
25c
Line ^Insurance
5
8-13
omitted
Rico
Class
15c
:
10-
8-24
9-15
62y2c
5c
—
8-24
10c
National By Products
National Castings Co.
10-25
(Common
9-12
20c
(quar.)
8-31
20c
—
Union
National Blank
8-20
9-14
8-24
$1.07%
(quar.)______
(quar.)
1
at this time)
Pioneer Fund Inc. (quar. fr. net invest, inc.)
Pioneer Telephone Co. (Del.)—
New
common
(initial-quar.)
;
Pitney-Bowes, Inc. (quar.)_.—
Pittsburgh Forgings (quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical (quar.)__
payment
(Common
$1.38
dividend
preferred
preferred
9-10
9-28
35c
,____
1
Industries—
Pinnellas
Sunset
(initial quar.)_
Ray) & Co.—
National State Bank
35c
$1.75
50c
9- 5
Aluminum Co.
Stock
60c
9-12
8-17
9-10
9-10
8-31
9-28
(Albany) (quar.)
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd.j 7% preferred—
Merit Associates, Inc.
(stock dividend)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)__
3.90% preferred (quar.)___—
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.45% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities Co., com. (quar.)—_
Preferred
(quar.)
Midwest Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Minnesota Mining & Mfg.
(quar.)
Missouri
140c
10c
8-31
9-28
9-13
9- 1
12-3
10-15
9-1
10-1
10- 1
9-14
25c
2y2%
50c
45c
10c
(quar.)_ $$1.37y2
t$1.12V2
Mechanics & Farmers Bank
Mirro
10-19
10- 1
9-15
12-17
t3c
10c
$1.75
(quar.)—
(quar.)__—________
Lumber
8-20
9-
20c
30c
22c
$1
35c
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Phillips Screw Co. (interim )__w—
—__
Co.—
9-11
—-
(quar.)
(2-for-l split)
Fairbanks Whitney Corp.—
F
8-28
8c
common
McGraw
10-15
$5.40
River
McDermott
,
15c
$4.72
McCloud
1
„
10- 1
9-10
—
Quarterly
McCormick
25c
$4.50
(quar.)——_
(Detroit)—
9-14
Stop Nut Corp. of America (quar.)—
Electronic 8c- M'issile Facilities, Inc—
_—_
(quar.)—._—
El Paso Electric
$4.12
Trust
Bank
9-14
8-13
$1.06V4
15Vic
$1.03
$1.12 Vi
$1.18
$1.35
$1.34
common
(extra)___——_
Ltd.
'9-28
preferred (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
II
——
preferred (quar.)
,—_—
preferred (quar.)
w
—
preferred (quar.)—I
.—
preferred (quar.)™
Refractories ;& Abrasives (quar.)—
4V4%
Stores,
Mines,
Hanover
10- 1
10- 1
9-12
10-1
9-15
10-1
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-29
Bros.
Gold
Levines, Inc. (quar.)_^
—
—:____'
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)..
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.)—
________
Litton Industries (stock dividend)—
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd.—
$1.60 1st pref. B (quar.)—
Loblaw,
Inc.
(quar.)
Lorillard (P.)
Company, common (quar.)—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Land & Exploration (quar.)—__
National
25c
.
Edison
8-17
New
______
Dunlap
8-17
(annual)—:——
Manufacturers
Fund—
(Quarterly of 6c from net investment income
and 6y2C from realized security
profits)
_____
Dialight Corp.
.__
Divco-Wayne
Corp,
(quar.)_____—___.—__
Dominion
Corset
(quar.)—
._
Duncan Electric Co., class A
Class
9- 1
9- 1
9-14
preferred
10-1
8-20
(quar.)
9- 7
9-7
9- 7
t$1.25
5%
Manufacturers
8-31
^——
8-20
9-
50c
& Ford, Ltd
Controls, Inc. (quar.)
Peoples Telephone, common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(quar.)_
—z
Pfizer (Charles) & CO. (increased-quar.)—
5%
I
20c
50c
(quar.)_.—
9-14
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
11-1
8-15
9-25
38y2C
$1.12yi
$1.25
tlOc
class A
Ltd.,
Acceptance,
8-15
9- 7
7-16
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Labrador
{$1.75
10c
RR.
10-15
8-14
10-15
8-31
9-11
9- 1
10-10
Marsh
Supermarkets
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., 5y2% pfd.
4V2% preferred
(quar.)_
Mastan
Company
(quar.)
Maxson
Electronics
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
Brook
9-1
9- 1
9-28
8-27
11- 1
9-10
20c
20c
13%c
Marquette Cement Mfg.
_.
preferred
Inc.
Bound
Delaware
8-27
Fran.)
Ltd._
Corp.,
9-10
9- 7
tlOc
t$1.50
25c
—
.
___;—u_——
__.
Credit
8-20
9- 5
9- 5
9- 5
9- 5
40c
_—.—
(San
9-1
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
10c
50c
Drug—
Leitch
55c
(s-a)_
Co.
Copp
10- 1
9-5
action taken on common payment at
this time).
Kerr-McGee
Oil Industries
(quar.)
Kuhlman Electric, common
(quar.)
5 ya%
series A preferred
(quar.)___—
9-5
8-20
$15c
10c
15c
16V4C
37Vic
___.
Corp.,
60c
&
9-21
9-10
9-l4
8-24
8-24
9-12
8-24
(No
9- 7
*
75c
$1
_
4%
preferred (quar.)—
Consolidated Building,
Ltd.—
6% preferred A (quar.)
9- 7
9-28
12%c
(quar.)
Co_.
Penn
South
,9-14
9-17
9- 4
8- 3
7c
Securities Corp..
—_;
____—
Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc.
(quar.)
Chilton Co.
(quar.)
——
City Finance (quar.)
City National Bank of Detroit (quar.)
Clark Equipment Co.
(quar.)—.
Colber Corp., class A (initial)—
9-28
9-28
9-25
8-13
9-25
9-15
9-10
—____—
Light Co., com.
4j/2 %
preferred (quar.)——
5%
preferred (quar.)
Power
Kansas
Katz
55c
15c
25c
25c
6c
25c
30c
(initial)—
Corp. (quar.).
Johns-Manville
8-17
41c
$1.12 Vi
$1.16
Co.
Steak
Jiffy
8-17
J25c
Central
Custom
9-14
9-14
8-31
$13c
_
.
.
9-17?
8-17
9-17
common
8-17
8-20
30c
I—.
(quar.)
Simon
Light, common (quar.)—4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
_.
4.64% preferred (quar.)
.
Central Penn National Bank (Phila.)—
Quarterly
.
10-15
10- 1
8-23
10-15
(quar.)—/
26Wc
$4 preferred (quar.)_—.——.——$1
Interstate Securities, 5V2% pfd, (quar.)—27V2C
Investors Commercial' Corp.-—,
—7c
International Paper Co.,
>■
Illinois
Central
8-20
time).
Catelli Food Products,
Extra
17Vic
9-20
Corp.
Puerto
8-20
9-21
8-25
16c
(quar.)
Clay Products
Parkei'-Hannifin
8-31
(^17
Incorporated Investors (quar.) from income)
4cS
Inland Container, class A (quar;)—25o
International Harvester Co.
(quar.)
60c
,
preference (quar.)
Steamship Lines (s-a)___——
Canal-Randolph Corp.
(increased)
______
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy—
(No action taken on common payment at
Ltd
8-31
9- 7
9-10
1
(Del.)—
payment omitted at this time)
Printing Corp. of America
1
Publicker Industries, com. (stock divid.)
$4.75 preferred
(quar.)
Hammermill
4y4%
;
Penick
(N. Y.)
Inc.
Quarterly
9-28
9-14
10-
9-10
$1
42y2c
(quar.)
Co.
Ozalid Co.,
9-29
1
25c
4c
Y.)
Quarterly
,
8-21
10-
35c
45c
$1.10
90c
(quar.)
(N.
Manufacturing (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
:
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
Otto
9-10
10-10
10c
Co.
Co.
Insurance
$4.40
2-28
5-31
10- 1
8-16
8-20
General Bancshares
9- 7
8-28
t32Vic*;
$90c '
$1.30
Canada
15c
Tail Power
Otter
New
California
50c
Osborn
11-30
}45c
$0,833
div,.)—._—_,—5%
Transportation (quar.)___
56 Vic
(stock
Abrasive
General
9-12
9-21
9-14
9-4
9-17
9- 5
8-17
8-31
Co. (quar.)__
Bergwerks A. G
Gelsenkirchener
8-24
9-28
North Penn Gas Co
9-12
10- 1
9-20
8-31
9-21
12-21
3-21-63
6-21-63
$1
$1.50
(quar.)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Cox-p.
8-22
8-24
10c
8-24
115c
$15c
115c
U5c
___—
9-14
.5c
10c
—
9- 7
24c
30c
,
8-20
9-10
Newberry (J. J.) Co.
$1.25
—
9-17
9- 1
9- 1
9-14
8-25
8-21
10- 1
9-28
9- 4
9-10
9- 1
25c
Foods, Inc., common (quar.)—_—__
preferred (quar.)_—
._
Florida
Power
(quar.)
—„
Formsprag Company (s-a)__
Frost (Charles ,E,) & Co., class A (quar.)_
Class
A
(quar.)_____
—-—
Class A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Detective
International
J.)
10-1
10-1
8-31
8-17
8-31
8-20
9-15
15c
(quar.)—
$5
Globe
10-1
10-1
8-31
15c
Fisher
Gradiaz Annis
20c
10c
t$1.50
.____;
—
9-15
9-15
9-28
9-1
9- 1
10-29
9- 1
Bank
National
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Telephone
40c
Construction Corp.
preferred (quar.)
conv.
Share
Co. (Ohio)—
Common (
quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Realty &
60c
Westchester
First
8-17
10c
;—
______
(William
Agency
A
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
9- 1
9-15
22c
$1.75
$1
$1.06
2Vic
30c
17Vic
Bergstrom
Blue
9- 7
8-17
'
time)
—
in
9-1
10c
__
this
at
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common (increased)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
——:
4%
preferred (quar.)—_.——
...
4V4%
preferred (quar.)
Beaver
Mesa
Uranium, Inc
Belden Mfg.
(quar.)
Belding Heminway (quar.)—
_.
Benguet Consolidated, Inc.—
(15 Philippine centavos equal to about $.04
Class
9-28
9- 1
America—-
of
omitted
payment
Y.),
Per
Name of Company
Newark
(Mo.)—
$4.92
^
130c
5c
_
Associated
Louis
St.
in
_J—
National
(N.
General
Sterilizer
American
8-31
<
(Quarterly of 3c from net income and 13c
from
nbt long-term ? capital
gains)
American
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Bank
Quarterly
First
an¬
nounced during the current week.
Share
of Company
National
First
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
,
DIVIDENDS
9
Bank
(Los Angeles) (quar.)
Co,, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.00 preferred (quar.)_
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
•
Union Finance, common (quar.)
;
6%
noncumulative preferred (quar.)
United Board & Carton (quar.)
United Elastic Corp. (quar.)
U. S. Borax & Chemical, common (quar.)—
Union Electric
$4.50
Extra
4Vi%
2c
9-15
8-31
55c
9-12
8-15
Neisner Bros.-Inc.-(quar.)
10c
New Haven Gas (quar.)—,50c
9-15
8-31
9-28
9-14
preferred
(quar.)
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty (quar.)
United Stockyards (quar.)
Universal Marion Corp,, common (quar.)
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
32c
45c
$1.12Vi
10- 1
9-28
8-29
11-15
10-19
$1
92Vic
11-15
10-19
11-15
10-19
87Vic
11-15
10-19
6c
11- 3
10-15
30c
11- 3
10-15
25c
9-10
8-30
45c
20c
9-12
9-14
8-31
5c
9-14
8-31
$1.12Vi
30c
4Vic
12-
9-12
8-24
1
11-15
10-15
9-21
9-21
10c
9-28
$1.12Vi
10-10
9-
7
9-
7
9-28
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
When
Per
Corp.,
Vulcan-Hart
20c
7
9-
11-30
net income)
Plastics—
Increased ^quarterly •
8- 3
9-30
9-15
50c
9-14
8-20
9-15
8-31
-
lie
9-29
8-30
9-
1
8-23
9-12
18c
9-15
9-
18c
9-15
1
1
9-
10- 1
9-14
1
8-22
$1.12'/a
9-15
8-31
$1.20
9-15
8=31
Anheuser-Busch
9-15
$1.19
9-15
8-31
$1.24
9-15
8-31
$1.10
9-20
r
8-23
ACP
Industries
Acme
9-15
8-24
22'/ac
•
8-10
9-15
8-24
f50c
——
(quar.)___
Ltd.
Co.,
8-24
10-1
8-31
5c
Aetna
(quar.)—
Finance
Co.
9-
10-
1
5
Alberta Distillers, Ltd.
10-23
42>/aC
9-
8-21
$1.37 Ya
10-
(initial)——
Hudson
$3
12-21
11-30
10-
1
$1.15
10-
1
$1.23
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
:
9-
6
8-15
;
...•(*
..)(
Allied Chemical Corp.
2%;
8-20
45p V 9-1Q
(quar.)——------—
Gas
Co.——
Kid
Cq.
Allied Kadip Corp.
(quar.)
8-13
.
—
Allis-Chalmers Mfg.,
r
,■
*—.—
(reduced-quar,)
com.
9-2Q
,9- 5
8-3.1
8-17
1
8-17
„9- 1
9-10
8-15
5
8- .6
9-
9c
Rainwear Corp. (quar.)—...
Alpha Portland Cement (reduced)—:___
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America, common (quar.)
$3.76 preferred (quar.)—
25C
9-
tl5q.
8-15
'
10-1
•
9-14
8-10
8-14
8-31 '
8-30
30c
:
'
25c
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
45c
_
10-
17»/ac
(quar.)—
8=17,
1
^
$1,62 Va
.9- 4
.
id-1
9-15
'.9-
,
4
(quar.)
—————_
Business. Shares—
i
.
8-31
9-15/
8-31
8-20
7-23
8-25
20c
7-25
6%'- preferred
50b
10c
Corp., common (quar.)—.
(quar.)
i
—'—..
L_L*__
....—
Quarterly
Quarterly
,
fquar.).
American Metal Climax, Inc,
Motors
American
National
^Quarterly-"
•Quarterly
85
9- i
9-. 1
.8-21
9-20
9-
9-15
„
;
,
;
9-
5
1—
5
1-
8-13
'
1
9-14
,
I
0-14
,
9-10
10-15
8-24
9-28
,
9-27"
preferred
(quay.).
9-12
9-
8-22
9-14
20c
9-20
20C
$1.75
.
of
8-17
8-17
9-14
0-15
9-20
9-
5
Brockton Tauntpn Gas, $3.60 pfd.
9- 7
8-
9
9-
1
8-10
9-15
8-10
9-
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
9-1
9-
$1.31V*
-
-
8-
30c
9-
1
7=27
25e
9-28
9-14
$4.50
9-1
,8-20
..25c
0-
1
9-
1
$1.15
9-
,
i.
9-17
9-
$55C
9-1
8-15
9-12
9-12
-
50c.
60e'??-\9-l5
~
■
6-10
45 c
10-15
10-
30q l- 15-63
1
•9-1
$Sc
9-1
9-15
2%'
'
:
,
'17 y2d4C
8-23
Bush
Terminal Co,
s
5%
50
9-28
•
CMC
9-20
.
30c
.
California
Electric
'Ink
h %
9-
preferred
Mdltirig
9-23
Canada
12-31
Class
L 9-1
8-.15
Class
lQq.
..
9-14
9-10
.
-
3-29-63
6-28-63
;v;..506.:
-
J
-35c
"9-r14
ft-. ,!
9=14"
9-
2%;
J
•
.
1
8-31
8-17
20c
,
■
9-17
•
",8-31
.
.40* 5
.
\
•
4Q-:,4
9-17.
750-
8-24
.
4-.4r.63 ^ 42=44
10-. 5.1,. 9-14
; ;%1 .
8rl5
15c
Class
B
Canadian
'
"$£25;
A-'
Co;
4
•8-16
:
9-
2
8-
'
3
J
8-24'
9-15
"
>
9-15
9-
1
'
■9-15'
9-1
1
9-15
9-1
27c
9-15
9-1 ,'
27VaC
9-15
9-
4
__________
25cf
'
HOC,
^
8-15
9-i5
.
'
1
8-31
$25c
-
-
.8-17
125c
General
.;
.
Canadian
9= 1
/ ;'6r, i:
;$l.;.-..$-.l
Class'
Tire
,
187%c
187 yac
!
t$i.io
1906
Ltd.
-Gas
10-15
19c
10-1
8=31;
10-
1
8+34
10-
1
9-
-
118%c
.
1106
-
..
Corp.,
4 J/a %
(quaf.)__-'
4%%
20c
(quar.)_—
12 Vic
9-
Cenco
1
9-
:
-8-23
-9-7
9- 1
.
.
4
$-17
i
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8*17
•■
8-31
9-
8-15
.
:
8-15
5
8* 8
.
'
9-5
> 9
.9-45
9-10
9- 4
■
8-17
'
40c
3.7 YaC
.
4__
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9*15
6Y4c
50c
7
6-14
.
9-10
8-24
9-
20c
7
7
'
8-21
9-
'-40c
8-24
-
.9-1
56Y4c
(quar.)
9-
9=12
■
30c
■
*_
8-15
9-1-
-75c
4
(quar.)
preferred; (quar*)_*
8-3i
-
8-15
..
5c
(guar.)
Instruments'
_L
9-
.$1.12%
1-2-
9-
8-15
1
1
$1.06%
•
25C
1
11- 9
25c
-
8-15
L
8-31
$1.12%
(guar.)
8-15
8-31
8Qc,
i-
common
preferred (guar.)_L
Junior preferred (quar.)_.
Cqterpillar- Tractor
25c
9-
'25c
-
.___•__
.
Cony.
$1.12 y2
9-4
40- ?
'
preferred
4.80%
7
9-10
.
•10-2-
75c
(quar.
Carsqn Pirie Scott & Co.,
!4%%
preferred (quar.
25c
.
common
8-
•
9- 1
•
*
Steel
*
•
9- 4
120c
-
(quar* )_4_
(quar.)
Carpenter Steel Co.* (quar.)*
Extra
L___L
LL
Carrier
1
I20q
1286.
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
1
Ltd.—
*
common
5
9-
10-. 2
^$1
125c
117c
147c
,
1
1 :8-17 y
-
I0r
1$2
1$1.25
J
9-
•—
*
15c
•->
-■
^
9-14
55c
■
^
8
3*
9-1
(quar.)
Go.,
3+8
.
10-. 1
.
10c
Co.
Capital City Products (quar.)
Cq.
9-7
4-1=63
__J
;
Metal
9-1
4-1-63
187 yac
______
Electric
Cannon Mills .Co.,
Class B (quar.
.10-1
10- 1
187
preferred (quar.)
6Ya%
preferred' (quar. ^*__
_
8-15
guar.)
Canadian Western Natural
..
5
8-10
9-15
quar.).
Corp., Ltd., common__
______i__L___L_L_*L_L-_-
A
■
'9-15"
150 c
(quar.)-
4%
(quar.)l—'
.8-30
J
(quar.)^.
(qdar.)_
Common.
—U
8-10
'■8-1$'
11-15
22yac
Annual
90c
(incr eased-quar.)—'
Ino._
8-15
1
25c
Canadian Gil,/Ltd.; 8% preferred (quar.)**
5% :preferred
(quaf.)l__:
4% preferred (quar.)
Canadian Power &.Eaper Securities—
-
2up.r
A*
vestment income)
V
,9=14
•
(quar.)—_———
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc., common
4'/a %
preferred
(quar.)
6-14
1
9-1
•t
22c '■
•
_(quar.)__.....
Ltd.; 4.40% pfd,-(quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)
;_.i:
Canadian Breweries .Co., Ltd,, com.- (quar.)$2.20 convertible preferred A (quar.)__*__
Canadian Canners ltd., class A (quar.)____
Canadian Fairbanks Morse Co. Ltd., class A
Canadian Fund, Inc. (quarterly from .net in¬
7=31
..
1
8=20.
'50c
...
—.
3-15
-
9-10
12-
56
.
-
Canada Safeway,
9- 4
9-40 "
12yac
s
■'
'
21c
-
••
•MIL
$$1
.
common
9-
25C
.com.
Co.', Ltd.
A .(Increased
B
(increased
Glass
.,$456.
(quar.,)—
12^21
Packers, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Manufacturing
9-14
4-63
'
Canada
Bell 8c Gossett Co. .(quar.
——J
Bell ^ Hawell Co.. (quar.)_l_—T—-L
.
9-28
1
1-
31%c
(quar.)
C.)
(quar*).
Utilities,
7-31
Carolina
Co.
10-
3iy4c
:
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone,-Ltd-.--(quar.).:*-'
& Dominion Sugar
/
4%.preferred (quar)-—1———
Co.
8-24
10-20
2%
**___
-
Carolina
Bag
9-15
-
25c
(quar.)_
$1.50 1-15-63
(quar.)
8-10
35o
Canada
4%' /
8-25
$1.50 .10-15.
;
8—ft
25c
-
preferred .(quar.
preferred (guar.)
1
Ceinen't Col Ltd. (quar4______i._*_--
5Va%
Cahkda
,8-13.
8-15
•
:
8-25
,
(Sa^. Fran.)"
.31
(quar.)-
5% .'preferred (quae!)______
5% ;conv. preferred, (quar..)—
5-40%
?
(N.
Power
Co:
California-Pacific
x
11-3.0
.
.
~
8- ft
1
25c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)-
7-31
■
(qUar.)___
1
9-
-25c-
-
I
5% preferred
(quar.)
9-
25c
-
__L_;
3
8= 3
8-15
11-15
"
'
8-30
..
'8-15
:
10-19
.
/ ,8-16
'
Black
11-30
*
M.),
California
t
112c
-■
Finance Group, Inc.
Carnation
BljackTClawsqn
9-10
12-15
5c
(H.
preferred
8-
8- 3
.
/8-21
35c
-
8-3
ft.-
87yac
Bldgs
8-15
p
10c
9-. 5
1
9-1
$1.-12 V9
*
:
Terminal
T-.27
:9-,:l'
t36c
$31V4C
8-10
9-
,'7-r. 5
.
9-17
466,
r——■
-
.
8-31
Hills Power # Light, pom. ;(quar-) —
4.75%
preferred: (quar.)
r—_—
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)-..
Blackstone
9-14
8-31
$1.25
9-14
8-$l
-
$1.25.
^
Common
Byllesbj
•12-17
-40a
1
9-1
'
common
Bush
9-21 r
t
'
8-7
9-
„2.=25
$1.05
._L_L_
8-2Q
9r 1;
25c '
-
L_L
8-24
4ft0
.
9-1
—
15c
4
Common
...
•7-5
,8-2,0
,15a
..
7-20
8=17
25c
(quar.)
Mills, Inc.,
8-16
8-30
.
IOC
-
Dock Co., ltd.,. class-A—
Corp.
8-16
.
8-21
,
40c.
(quar.)__
"Y-
.
8-20
15c'
r
35c
.
Common
;
~
9-1
.8-22
4
in¬
(quar.)__
'
8-17
.
8-20
8-.20.
■
2%
-
,
Dry
Burroughs
Burrus
•8-10
$6y4c
,
.
Burrard
—
7%
$1
'
3%%
1
5c
9-5
_l.._
;
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
(quar.),
Bibb
8-31..
:
preferred
Burndy Corp.
12-31
;8-l5
.
,
4% ^referred
8-27
1
'
25b
(guar.)
4.20%
8-27
0-10
'30c
„
Burlington Industries, common (quar.)
8-20
93%C
9=15
9-1/
4%%
(quar.)-
45c
,10c
,
quar,)_
25%
8-21
9-14
$$1.25
..
vestment. income)
Bullock's, Inc.
(quar.)
:
Bulova Watch Co. (quar.)_____.
4
8-15
.
•
.■
$1.25
"9-14
_
8-10
8-24
.
8-31
20c
.
6
8=45
9-15
.
9=
8- i3
60c
B-13
ft-15.
9-.1
i2.yac.
8-3
:
-
9-4
.
15C
'
.
tl5c
8-15
150
preferred
(quar.)
Finance Plan (stock dividend)
Bufialo Forge C0._4.__.
Bullock Fund, ;Ltd. (quarterly from, net
8-17
9-1
8-3
4
$5
".8-17
$1.11
8-
9-4
9-
Budget
8-17
-
8-15
?-3
70c
Bupkeye Pipe Line
(quar.
Buqkinghara Corp., qiass A (quar.)
Budtf Company, qommpn (increased
8-17
$1.12 ya
8-15
9-17
8-29
$30C
.
8-15
1
10-
..
9-15
i
9-
95c
(accum.X
Brphswig Drug Co., (quar.
Breviously reported as a 3Qc payment.
1
;
$1.37
„
8-10
1
9-17
6%
"
(quar.)___
Shoe Co.
(quar.)
Bruqk Mills, Ltd, $1-2Q part, pi, ,A
Bruning (Charles) Oq. (quar.)
Brqnswick Com.
(quar.)
8-ia
.
70c
«
Brown
8-13
9-15
9-4
8,-t31
9- V
Brqoklyn Garden Apartments _L__
$3
Brooklyn Union Gas,' 5.50% 'pfd. (quar.)—L $1:37 ya.
10c
Brown, Company (quar.)
j__LL___-/
Brown & EharpC Mfg.* (quar.
30c
(qqar;?-'—————'
Bros.
9-4
9-26
25c
»
4%. preferred
Bemls
9
.9-17
.8-15
4%
preferred
1
9-7
■9-17'
$50c
9-5
35c
preferred (quar.) j——————_
Beaver Coal .Corp.. (quar.) _^——
Beck (A. S.) Shoe Corp.
'
T
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4% % preferred
(quar.)
Belco > Petroleum (initial quar.)
.
10-
'
'
.
40C
—
common
10-
.
$37yac
B
come
tax of 38%% )
_L
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.)
Brockton Edison, d-60%
Pf4- (quar.)_____L
5.48%
preferred
(quar.____LL______L
8-31
40c
93%C
Corp.
Cprp.,
10-1
9-15
75c
(quar.)
1———I—"
Barton- Distilling Cq.'(stock dividend)-—
Bath. Iron; Wqrks Corp.- (quar:i--,V---,-lT--Bayuk Cigars/ Inc.; (quar.)
—i__Beam (James-, R.) Distilling
(incr.-quar.) —
Quarterly
-»«•Stock dividend
Bearings, Inc." (quar.)
Beaunit
Mills> (name changed
to Beaunft
.
8-16
19-1$
$25c
1
10-
12VaC
Canada
Binney & Smith,
(Galvesto)
I—
American Radiator 8c Standard Sanitary—
Common
(quar.)
—=—„■
I'.'e
preferred (quar.)
Class
8-1
9-jl4
2%
(quar.
Bbthlghem', Steel Cprp,,
9-12
9-27
35c
,
ir.).
9-20
9-10
J
$1.25
12-20
12-10
-
President Lums—
5%
Show
Beneficial-Finance
preferred A (quar.)
special preferred (quar.).
(guar.)
9-1
-
27c
■
(q;uar.)—
6% "preferred
(quar,)—
0-4
"9-14
4
03 %c
7'
8- 7
8-23;
9-
1,
9-
8-31
9-.11
lftr 4.
■
25c
35c
British Columbia
8- 1
L
ft-
28Vic
.
——-
—
45c
.7d
Packers, Ltd., class A "(s-al
;
L
L_L
British'Oxygen Co. Ltd., Amer. dep. receipts
(Interim payment of 4%
(less Brifish in-
9-
1
.10- l "
10-; 1
10c
5
7-34
10-
?5q
-
9-:
8-15
8-28;
;
$68%e
Carborundum Co.
•'
10-
97yac
—_r—....
preferred
^
•
(quar.)
5%
8-1
76
,
8-10
I'
9-.
.
J62yac
8-1
Beldep Manufacturing .(quar.)
Belknap Hardware ^ Mfs-» common——
CQinmon—-—
.
10-
22'/aC
/...
8-1
1
9-1
25c
$5
8-6
9-
$1.31 Va
34%o
(quar.)
(quar.).i.
Z
Co,
.
•>
8-21
30C
(q
Insurance
_i
News
25c
(quar.)
Cqrp.
.
9-1 *
32»/aC
*
...
American Potash 6f Chemical, com.
American
,*9:14
•
—
1
9-
65%P
—
of Illinois—
Maize-Product^ Co.—New common (initial)
7% preferred (quar.)
American
J-31
"8q
<
...
_
8-1
9-
106
.
1
40-; i
'
"
8-24
20c
■
.1.)—*1,
American
Co.
1
9-10
nvdc
'
Meter
11-30
8-10
8-24
9-10
8^10
ey^c
American Machine 8c Foundry, com.
3-9d% preferred (qqar.)——
$4
12-10
v
$1.16
;
9-1
•
60c
—
-
8-3i
9-10.
16c
i7yac
—
.
(quar.)
_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (guar.)..
American
8-10
22YaC
Common
■
*
11-13
11-13
12-10
.25c
__
_
(quar.)
Supply (quar.).
American Investment Co.
American
Barden
12-10
25 c
.
^
68%c;
(quar,)_w_"_i.--T_t-,_
Barber-Greepe- Co., (guar.)
_—--
-8-31
49C
_
Hospital
8-. 1
Bank pf Montreal (quaro—
Barber-Ellis
lQr 9
na
30c
L
American Insurance Co, (Newark, N.
5Va%
10-: 9
Casualty (Qrlando, Fla.)—
Aiheripan Insulator
5>4%
10- 9
27C
$4.64 prior preferred
American
1
54c
....—
(quar.)
9-1
Quarterly —J.—;
1——
Bank puilding & Equipment
Corp. of A^br-
.9-11
11- 1
11-
62yac
American 8c Foreign Power" Co.——
American Greeting^ Corp., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)____;
:_L'
American Heritage
Publishing (quar.)
American Home Assurance Go. (N. Y.)—
Common
10- 1
.
31Y4C,
(increased).
(initial quar.)
Fire &
American
-8- 1
•
T——i—1—1___
Bank of America N. Y* & S.' A.
.9-14
10- 1
6y»C
$1.56 Va,
_
American Commercial Barge Line—.
American Electric Power (quar.)..
common
"
43%c
$6.25 preferred ,(quar.)——
American Chain $ Cable (quar.)..
Radio
Baltimore
3%c
—
American Can; Co.,. common (quar.)_„_____
7%
preferred (quar.)———-1
commqn
7^20
0- 1
30c
Baldwin Piano Co.,
'
iQuarierjy from pet Investment income)
Old,
9- 4
,
(quar.)
dividend.,_—>
Stock
6Va%
2nd: preferred
New
7-20
———.—.—~
Baker Oil Tools
American
:
8-10
9-1
27Vic
62(40
-
Bapar^i Corp.> (qu%u.)'
Badger
Nqrthiand; (quar.)—
1'
Bailey Selburri Oil .& Gas Ltd.—
5%% preferred (quar.)-—'
6%) preferred (quar.-.)—-----i-
8-15
87yac
.preferred (quar-)
Additional
9-1
*
,
9-14
10-1.
$125
BUtrite Rubber—'
1st preferred (quar:)———
.
4.)
(E.
9-
87Vac
"
& Sons -(quar.)_i
Braniff. Airways _Li__i
L_
Breskin Publications (initial)" "L_J._-.LL_*L/_
Brillo Mfg. ,Cq. (quar.)-—
:___L_L-L/
Bristol Myers C°., common ~(increased) _LLL
3%%, preferred (quar.
__L_
British American Ojl Ltd. (quar J_-LL_—_
British=American Tobacco Co.; Ltd.-/'
' Ordinary registered' and ordinary bearer/
7 pence per share free
of British income
'
—————
American Bank Note' Co., common
8-10
9- 1
,
I^Vao
———
Aggregates Corp., common (quar.)
*5% preferred (quar.)
L
American Airlines Inc., common (quar.)——
3V2%
preferred (quar.)——
American Bakeries. Co.———
$1.2$ preferred
8-10
„
American
Cement
0- 1
59c
$1.08%-
piasjs A (stock dividend"
6%
preferred A' (quar.)J
—__
6%
preferred B (quar.)--—
Avco
Corp.
(quar.)_—_——
Avon. Products - (increased quar.)—
Axe-Houghton Fund i'A"_—
Ayfsbire Collieries j Corp. (quar.
8-17
9-10
30c
93 %C
t25c
preferred (quar.)
4V2% 2nd preferred'(quar:)
American
Brach
20c
t
4%
American
8-30
1
9-
riVse
Aubey Manufacturing (initial) ____:—
Aunor Gold Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)—
Auto.Electric. Service Co., Ltd.. ,(quar.)„,T__
Automobile Banking Corp,, corn. (stk. divd.)
Aluminum Co. of Canada Ltd.—
6%
7-17
—j.—-
Quarterly
10-3
40c
9-14
—
Okla.)
9-10
less
8-31
40c
(Tulsa,
Insurance
8-17
2
___L
"
8-10
(qua?.) _
A
(interim)
^
—1
Erftish income taxCompany _!
j.
8-10
■
(initial)—
Class
4
I
10-
25c
1
t5c
Atlanta & Charlotte ^tir Line Ry. Go. (s-a)
Atlanta Gas Light, Common (quar.)-—
4 Vz % preferred (quar. )—_„——1——
4-60% preferred' (quar.)_———
4.44%
preferred ; (quar.)_—
——:
Atlantic Acceptance' Cprp., Ltd.—•
Common ; (quar.)
;
——5Va%- preference (s=>a)-__——-
Atlas Life
8-16
9-29
25c
Almar
'
1
•
$1.02
preferred 1 (quar.)_:—_——1
(Louis) Co. (quar.)—
—_——
8-14
9-
12%c
—
B-31
'
$.i:
-
4.08%
A Ills
9-15
8-28
10r20
8c
750
9-
0-
5%
i_:
:
7
$1.16(4
5% 'preferred (quar.)______:
Atlas Chemical-Industries, common
8=16
9-18
5%"
(quar.).;
i
9-
8-21;
8-10
,
2%
.—
•
8-3
,
9-22
Atlantic Refirflng Co., corhi (quar.)„_——
Atlantic Sugar' Refineries, Ltd.—;
8-.17
1- 5
9-13
3SC
"
9-
25c
Coasts Line RR. Co., (quar,)—-7Atlantic Motor, Lodges (initial)———'
T
9-1
.8-20
(quar.)
$30c
1
9-14
(quar.)
(initial quar.)__^
41-4
.
37 Vic
9-
>
8-31
!7-3l ruvtrAtlantic
9-
9-20
•
40c
(quar.)——
.
8-24
—
preferred (quar.)
4%
„
3Qc
,
Allied Stores, common (quar.)
1
.
.
(quar.)—
share
Borg-V(farner Corp. .
•
3%.% preferred (quar.)
i_
Boss-Li'nco Lines, Inc., class ;"A (quar.)
Boston Fund, JEnc.—r
■
(Quarterly from net Investment income)__
Bowater Corp. of North America, Ltd.—'
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5Va%
preferred
(quar.)
i
1
.
'
„
8-15.
I2y2c
■—-—
(stock, dividend)-.
Allied Maintenance
8-31
(quar.)—
common
10-49
10-19
50c
Borden:
1
15c
——
i$-15
-j'
x.*,dXjAtlantic Coast: Lihe Co.; (Conn.)
10-1
—
—
(quar.)___—
I
..
—
Credit Corp. (N. Y-)—Stock dividend on class A &c class B—-—-
Empire, Inc.
;
■t5c
AlLrState
,
.
$1.25
9-
Allied
•
-8-10
9-
Allied
:
9-12
9r 4
30c
75c
Allied
;
9-12
Fey.—
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
8-15
8%C
preferred (quar.)
Associated Laundries, of America (stk. divd. )
Atchispn Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)-_
AtheyProducts Corp.——
——
:
9-12
—-
—-——
,
9-
12yac.
-
5.25%
11-30
$1.05
A
New common
——
-
Class
9-17
12-21
Water,
Asliland Oil
Refining
Associated Dry Goods-
.
$2
RR. Ordinary——
1
preferred
5c
.
11-19
,
payment
depositary
Holdings, Ltd.—
•
American. deposit - receipts
*
(quay.)__.
preferred
$3.7{f
•
10-23.
25c
'preferred
•
10-23
1111-
(quar.);
4.20% pfd. (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)—
————
4.92%
preferred (quar.)——
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas
(quar.) —
Alan Wood Steel Co.", ,5% pfd. (quar.) —
8-15.
dividend
Stock
.
8-20
11-
Alabama Power Co.,
6%
•
9-14
9-
$1
Class B
Alqoama Great Southern
6%
preferred------
8-15'
....
465%
8-1$
9-14
$1
.—
1
9-1'
31JAc
Arkansas Valley Industries (stock dividend)
Arkansas Vf'estern Gas
(quar.)—
Armco Steej Corp.
(quar.)—
;--Armstrong Cork Co., common (quar,)——
■
8-31
50c
(qua?/——
Alabama Gas Corp., common
$5.50 preferred (quar.)—
9-
34%C--,
(quar.)—
Artesian
vqu^r.)---,
Aigoma Central &
Common (qqar.)
1
62yaC
(quar.)——
By-Proaucts—
A
Class
8-15
2%t %
dividend
Co.
Stock
9-28
10c
(quar.)—
Air Reduction
Axsbama
Pisneries
8-10
37 Vac
Arkansas-Missouri Power, common (quar.)—
8-10
IOC
*
8r27
15q
Industries (quay.)
—
Industries (quar.—
Corp.
•
•
.
Adirondack
Aeroquip
+
Payable of Reo.
12 Vac
=
—-
(quar.)
Power
Abitlbi
:
Holders
When
-
.
11-1
Juna.30, 4962)*
Brass
&
8-21
11-30
Borax
(Initial)--—--———
Class C preferred (Initial)-—-—
Arizona Public. Service^ pommon....——
$1.10. prefemd (quar.)—
$2.5Q preferred (quar:).—
$2.36 preferred (quar:)—-__—
$4.35 preferred (quar*)—
$2.40 preferred A (quar.)
$2.75 preferred Br(quar.)——
$2,62ya prefecred'C (quar.)—
-Arkansas Louisiana Gas, common (quar.)___
9,0c convertible pfeferrpd (quar.)—
.
62VSiC
(quar.)—.
& Paper
Inc.
ALD.
.
(quar.)--__—
Corp.
Vending
AEC
Per
Share
:
Bootn
9- 1
New common
:
;
of Company
10- 1
.
8-31
9-10
,,
30c
8-31
9-15
37.YaC
.
$1.12 y2
—
per
1
25c
.(quar.)
Aluminum
-
Anthony
-
cents
the year ending
Coippany
Bohn
5c
Anken.Chemical & Film (quar.).i—
——
-«cPools,' Inc.' (quar.)..^—----------50c
Arden. Farms (3o. cbmmon—1.^.—'.—:*
i 87 Vic
$3 participating prefei'5ed=.-—--------Argus Corp., Ltd.—! ?
•
:
^
[
17
about
for
9-10
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Ltd., class A—i-
-
of
9-10
Anchor Post Products .(quar.-).^^—-:^—------
:
8-31
-
.
10- 1
Amsted Industries (quar.)___—————
Anchor Coiipliiig (quar.)——
—-i
,r
■
9-
35c
8T 3
......
<l(pl0»
10c*
$1.06 Vi
8-10
9-
15C
L—
3714c
9-14
-
,
5
8-31
Extra
Holders
Payable of'Rec.
25c
Blyyooruitzicht Gold Mipinp Co.LAmerican deposit receipts, (final
•
When
Share
(quar.)
31l/4C
preferred (quar.).
——*---■5%% preferred (quar.)————
5% preferred (quar.)—
American Z)nc Lead. 8c Smelting (quar.)j.^■? AMP, Inc. (quar.)
-
J Name
Works
.
9-;
12yac
•
9-29
8-22
Boeing
6%
30C
•
.7-16
60c
"
the dividends announced: in previous
weeks end not yet peid. The list does not include diviosnds announced this week, these being given in the
preceding tablei
Water
American
8-23
8-20
0n 5
40C
(Indianapolis)—
(quar.)
i——
—
$1.25' preferred (quar.)
——«»——
American Tobacqo Go.
(quar.)—
■>
give
we
States
Common
25c
Wisconsin National Life Insurance (s-a)—
Wisconsin Power & Light, 4%% pfd, (quqr.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.
—;
4.40% preferred (quar.)—
■_
—
4.76%
preferred (quar.)—
4.9o% preferred (quar. )
Worthington Corp., common (reduced quar.)
4(2 %
preferred (quar.)
——~---~Wyandptte Chemicals Corp. (quar.)——
Below
31c
25c
t
Seatipg Co. (quar.)_—_—
Smelting &' Refining.-—«—:—-Insurance
Inc.
.
American
8-24
tlOc
Qiass B (quar.)_—-------—
Wiatt (Norman) Co. (ihltial quafj_
Wilsoiv& Co., $4.25 preferred (quar.)—,
J
Bell,
Blue Bonnets Raceway, common
American
American
8c
JOc
■
Corp. (quar.)—
—~
Electric Brake & Clutch (quar.)
Washington Water Power (quar.)
Waterous Equipment,
Ltd.——----------Wellington Fund (quarterly from net (divest¬
ment income)
•- —
West Chemical Products (quar.)_—.
—
(4-for-3
split)
Western Casualty & Surety
(quar-1——-—
Western Publishing Co., common (quar.)—
Warner
Per
——-—
American Rubber &
11-15-
,r
Waco-Porter
Development—
net gain on
undistributed
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
Name of Company
Blue
(23c from aCcurri. realized
investments and $c from
8-15
8-31
20c
—
-
1
9-
9-21
3 %'
common-
American Research ,&
-8-20
■
9-15
Jl2%c
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Covipany
Payable of Rec.
8-31
Liquidating Co. (liquidating)
Viceroy Mfg. Co., Ltd., class A
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)
V. P.
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
-
.
Valley 'Gas & Electric—
preferred: (quar.)_-—:
5.60% preferred (quar.)
Bioch
6%
20c
9-24
9-
$1.75
9-1
8-24-
4
Knox
Bros.
Go.
(quar.)
Tobacco
'
v
Class
A
(initial-quar.)
1
(Optional—^cash
or
stock)__"
5c
8-31
8-23
t
•
tl5c*
*
"
9: 1
9-15
:
*
Center
J—„_
......
.
l
9-15
;10- 1
9-15
9:17
$1:40
8-17
9-29
9-15
12VaC.
8-31
'
7-31
5c
Charge Service, common (quar.')__,L
preferred !
lL
non-cumul.
8-31
5c
.8*31
35c
.
8-31
8* 3
8-.20
•
; 8-?o
;
■
Central Hudson Gas & Electrio
4.35%
;
'■
_
Laboratories ^ (initial)__
Central
70c
,t
75©
•
Ceptqpnial Mortgage Corp., Ltd,-r=
60c
redeemable preferred (quar.)
10-
^—1--—Li !
LndustHes—{■>
Centennial Fund
9-
9-. 1
$1.06%
preferred (quar.)
Bloomfield Building
"
$1:05
-
-4y4-%
Blaw
9= 1
450
$1.18%
4%%
4.75 %
4.96%
preferred,
preferred
preferred,
preferred
(quar.)x
(quar.)_^__
v
(quar. )L_L__LL
-
(quar.)LLL
*
L_L___
;
L_L__
$1.08%
$1.12%;
$1.18%
$1.24
10-1
;
9-10
40- 1«
.9=10
10-" 1
.9-40
10-
1
9-10
;
-
I
'
'
Volume 196
-
•
*
'
.
Name of
Central
Number
Louisiana
Per
&
Steel
Central
&
$1.35
preferred
4.15%
preferred
Industries,
;
8-22
Crum
9-29
8-22
8-22
8-22
Cuneo
Press
8-22
Curiis
1
Corp.
Cincinnati
Gas
&
I
$4.50
8-24
8-24
9-10
10-15
9-20
Cliffs
'
10-
5
DeMun
9-
5
Delaware
$1.25
11-21
(quar.)
8-31
4%
2
11-
&
Power
(quar.)
1
8-13
Federation
9-13
8-24
Stock
10-
1
9-4
50c
9-
1
8-14
50c
9-
1
8-14
l%c
10-
4
8-
9
9-29
9-10
First
Bank
92 Vac
9-29
9-10
First
National
Bank
National
Bank
4
8-17
8-20
Delta
Air
Lines,
9-1
8-6
Dennison
9-14
9-14
40c
9-
1
8-10
$1
9-
1
8-10
Dentists'
Supply
Denver
$1.25
8-31
11-30
11-15
9-14
60c
*
9-10
8-10
9-10
9-28
9-12
8-10
Corp.
Alkali
preferred
Disney
9-
RR.
9-15
9-
1
payment
Ltd.
7%%
of
$1.12Vi
.
10-
1
9-6
9-
4
8-10
50c
.
8-10
10-10
25c
_
9- 4
10-31
Disney
dep.
equal
to
1-31-63
1-10
Acceptance,
10-
1
$13.25
Corp.
(quar.):
preferred (quar.)
class
9-14
8-31
9- 7
8-20
9-15
8-20
8-27
8-10
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
9-12
8-22
10-
1
18%c
87%c
series
Corp.
of
Colonial
Sand
&
Colonial
Stores,
Common
America
Stone
.8-27
oiSWBIj
17%c
Dominion
9-
8-17
12c
8-31
8-
9-10
7-30
7Vic
9-28
9-
9-
8-17
1
Common
_—__—.
17Vic
:
1
preferred
(quar.)_,
50c
9-
1
(quar.)__:
62Vic
9-
1
Donohue
8-17
Colorado
Milling & Elevator
(quar.)
Combined
Insurance
(Chicago)
Combined
Class
Co.
of
America
(quar.)
:
25c
.
Credit
Co.,
convertible
Commercial
<&
Standard
■
8-10
1
9-
1
8-10
Dover &
9-
1
8-21
Dow
12-
1
11-21
40c
9-29
9-29
Stamping
8-31
20c
9-14
8-31
(quar.)
•
.
25c
-
9-15
9-
8-
Commonwealth
9
Life
Commonwealth Oil
Commonwealth
Insurance
Co.
of
9-1
8-15
9-
7-31
Increased
Du
12%c
quarterly —_—-ia
Telephone Co. of Pa.—
13c
10-
1
1
dividend
(subject
approval on August 10)
;
Community Public Service, common
5.72%
preferred (quar.)
;
Composite Bond & Stock Fund
Cone
Mills
4%
Corp.,
9-4
preferred
Confederation
50%
(quar.)_
8-20
9-15
8-20
8-31
8-17
9-
1
(Toronto)
9-
1
(quar.)
General
Life
9-15
912-
1
Laundries
Consolidated
Papers,
Consolidated
i
Consumers
New
Corp.
Co.
Power
10- 1
9-
10-
9-20
1
1
9-15
8-
9-1
8-2
9-
1
8-15
35c
8-22
tl2c
9-1
12-1
8-31
(quar.)—
class A
-
v
-
8-
3
9
8-8
11-
8
7-27
(Maine)—
(initial)
6%
-
Eaton
Eddy
Louis
El
,
8-20
preferred
$1.13
$1.04
10-
1
9-7
10-
Continental
Continental
$3.75
(quar.)
Co.
Assurance
Can
::
Co.,
-(Chi.),
common
(quar.)
5%.
preferred
Paint
&
Copeland
Steel
Corning
Natural
Coronet
Products
Co.
Gas
$1 .preferred
Cott
(G.
Bottling Co.
Cowles
Chemical
8-31
Electric
9-15
8-22
10-
1
9-14
25c
9-
1
8-17
25c
9-1
8-8
9-
8-13
1
40c
9- 7
8-24
25c
9-10
8-21
50c
.
33c
(quar.)
.(quar.)—
pfd.
Inc.
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
6c
9-10
8-31
8-30
8-24
(quar.)__
:,
8-
9-17
9-4
9-10
8-24
9-
8-15
1
Elwell-Parker
10-10
9-26
9-28
8-24
10-1
8-24
9-u7
8-24
8-30
9-
8-15
1
8-15
.
8-31
9-17
8-31
31 Vic
9-15
8-24
31 Vic
9-15
8-24
9-
30c
30c
:
7
8-24
9-10
8-17
Ltd.—
$$1.75
9-14
8-31
Water—
$1.50
9-
45c
1
8-10
10- 1
9-21
9-7
8-24
6c
9-20
8-31
15c
9-28
8-14
6
(quar.)
9-15
9-12
8-31
9-29
8-24
9-
8-10
32%c
$1.02%
v—
$1.06%
1
1
8-10
$1.37%
9-
1
8-10
$1.34
—
9-
8-16
"
9-
1
8-10
$1.41 Vi
9-
1
8-10
$1.37 %
9-
1
8-10
$1.42
9-
1
8-10
$1.60
9-
1
8-10
$1.25
9-
1
8-10
$1.21%
30c
9-
1
8-10
8-20
8-10
8-20
8-10
55c
9-14
8-17
12 %c
1
9-7
9-
1
8-15
9-15
8-15
2c
(quar.)
10-
25c
40c
8-31
8-
1
60c
9-15
9- 4
75c
Emery
Industries
Empire
District
9-17
8-27
25c
4%%
(quar.)
Electric,
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Emporium
Ennis
Business
Equitable
4.36%
Equity
Capwell
Gas
Forms
Co.,
preferred
Corp.,
Co.
$2
pfd.
(Dallas)
(quar.)
*(quar.)J,__
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
i
9-
r
8-15
4
1
'
8-24
8-24
25c
9-10
17%c
46Vic
$1.09
(quar.)
9-
1
35c*
-
'*
1
8-15
8-15
9-
25c
(quar.)
1
9- 1
$1.25
$1.18%
(quar.)
(K. C.)
(quar:)__-
8-17
8-17
8-17
8-24
9-
1
8-16
9-
1
8-16
9-14
15c
8"2|
9-25
35c
8-10
8-24
1
9-15
8-17
45c
9-
1
8-
$2.75
(initial)
com.
9-
t$1.25
9-
5
8-22
25c
;
2
9-14
17 %C
9-
8-15
8-10
1
10-15
27 Vi c
10-
1
30c
9-
1
8-15
10c
9-10
8-24
9-15
15c
9-
1
(quar.)
14c
9-
4
(quar.)
30c
10-
1
9-
4
$1
Mfg.
Co.
9-
1
8-15
9-28
45C
(monthly)
9-28
5c
(quar.)
class A
8-31
8-15
9-30
9-15
9-14
50c
•
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
9- 1
*
8-15
8-18
**
50c
9-14
9-10
8-lb
9-28
8-31
t25c
8-
4
9
25c
9-14
8-24
25c
9-
1
8-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
10-
Investors—
(quar.)
—
Corp. (quar.)
Foods Corp.
(quar.)
Indicator
(quar.)
Motors
Corp.,
9-14
8-24
8-10
9-
5
8-10
7%c
common
8-31
8-15
50c
(quar.)
9-10
9-
1
$1.25
Advertising
11-
1
10-
8
93 %c
(quar.)—
Outdoor
8-15
9-28
45c
(quar.)
preferred
9-14
9-15
25c
12 %c
;
(quar.)'
Oil
1
30c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
9-27
45c
;
9-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Drive-In
11-
1
10-
8
32 %c
9-10
8-20
$1.18%
(quar.)
Precision Equipment
preferred (quar.)
General Public Utilities (quar.)
General
Railway
General
Steel
General
9-15
4%%
8-30
8-15
8-10
Industries
30c
(quar.)
:—
General
22 %c
9-
1
8-
3
27 %c
9-
1
8-
3
62 %C
9-
1
8-15
55c
9-
1
8-15
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
9-30
8-22
(quar.)_
of Ohio—-
Co.
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
General
(quar.)
—
Telephone & Electronics—
Common
19c
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.28%,
preferred
(quar.)__
4.36%.
preferred
Tire
General
Waterworks
Rubber
&
66c
,
Stock
Glickman
—
class
Knitting
&
Goodrich
Gorham
Tire
Corp.
Gossard
(H.
R<)
8-15
8-28
9-10
8-27
10-10
9-
1
9-26
1
8-15
Co.
9-
1
9-
1
9-
5
7-10
$1.50
10-
1
9-14
50c
9-
1
8-15
•
8-17
8-17
55c
(increased
quar.).
9
8-15
9-14
8-31
9-
Insurance
1
9-15
32 %c
(increased)
8-
3
8-31
Co.
9-28
(initial
quar.),.
22 %C
9-
9-10
20c
,,
new
7
8-
9-15
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
9-
9-12
25c
30c
(increased).
9-29
12 %C
(quar.)
Batteries
&
8-
1
9-12
10c
(quar.).
Inc.
Employees
(Washington,
D.
C
(W.
5
9-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber
Government
Grace
9-
8c
(quar.)
W.)
Gould-National
8-15
5%
Co.
&
8-24
Ltd.—
Co.,
F.)
(B.
8-30
7
8-28
9-
8c
dividend
Stations,
8-30
9-24
1%
10c
(quar.)
Telegraph
Nugget, Inc.
Goodyear
8-17
10c
(monthly)
A
Stock
Golden
1
1
9-24
9-
27 %c
(quar.).
Mills
(William)
Stock
8-15
9-
12c
Brick
Corp.,
8-22
9-15
10c
(quar.)
Sha'e
Wernicke Industries
Gluckin
8-22
8-31
27 %c
A
(monthly)
Security Systems
Gloray
i
25c
Inc., class A (quar.)
Company
(quar.)
Co.
8-22
\l
$2.50
(quar.).
dividend
Glen-Gery
Gold
Corp.
Products
&
54 %c
50c
Food,
Gillette
1
Corp.-
voting 2nd preferred (quar.).
Genung's, Inc., 5% preferred (s-a)
Gerber
8-22
10-
10c
(quar.).
$2
Georgia-Pacific
8-22
1
53 %c
;
(quar.)
General
1
10-
59 %c
;
preferred
10-
55c
;
4.25 %
Globe
9-14
of Kentucky—
Co.
preferred
Class
9-10
9-28
45c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
Globe
7-27
1
(quar.)
Telephone
$2.20
General
Ginn
10-
preferred
Telephone
preferred
Giant
8-24
30c
(quar.)
preferred
5%%
General
5%
Signal
Telephone Co. of California—
Goodwill
(s-a)
Employers Reinsurance Corp.
25c
8-
8-22
75c
Corp.
Employers Casualty Co.
12-20
-
9r-15
$15c
;
8-10
1**1-63
8-24
,
18c
._,
Co.
9-15
9-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.75
8-20
(quar.)
Electric
Corp
8-13
General
9-14
(incr.-quar.)
Electro Consolidated Corp., class A
Electrographic
Corp.
(quar.)
Embassy
5
5c
Cigar
General
$1.25
(quar.)
Battery
Investment
8-13
9-
9-15
—
(quar.)
preferred
$3.75
30c
Corp.
5
30c
*
A.)
Crude
$5
9-10
•
_Electrolux
8-30
9-
15c
General
7
27%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Hose & Rubber (quar.)
Storage
9-28
9-14
$1.08
General
8-20
6
8-20
$1.34
5c
(quar.)
8-15
25c
5c
—~—
of New England
-
s
(quar.)
9-
$1.75
■:
$4,875
"Electronics
\ /
(quar.)
Go.
H.),
9-15
10-19
$1.12%
American
General
45c
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.),
preferred
(quar.)
Extra
93%c
(quar.)_
A. (quar.)
& W.
8-20
(quar.)
Corroan & Reynolds, $1
Corson
8-31
$5
8-31
8-17
Ltd.
common
Corp.,
General
15c
__
Electric
(quar.)_
Corp.
Refrigeration
Copperweld
3
31V4c
(quar.)
Varnish Co.
Cooper-Bessemer
8-
45c
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Casualty Co.
(Chicago) (quar.)
Continetal Copper & Steel Industries—
•
«
Cook
8-15
25c
(quar.)—.
9-7
8-30
8-24
$1
—
1
30c
20c
4
7-31
9-20
56 %c
Ltd. (quar.)
Acceptance Corp., common
America
Corp.
(quar.)
$4.50
9-14
40c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-20
9-15
(quar.),.
(quar.)
new
General
9-28
40c
preferred
6.40%
preferred
1
10-15
30c
Co., common
(quar.)
10-
9-15
(quar.)
Mines,
General
9-7
l
preferred
5.36%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Gas
9-14
8-31
$1
General
10c
(quar.)
5%%
preferred
$4.16 preferred
:
Steel
1
9-15
20c
(quar.)
(George
General
9-21
Ltd. .(Bahamas)
Ltd.'
4Vi%
5.68%
4%
10-
1
(quar. )_
preferred
5.50%
com.
Geco
8-27
7%c
Interurban
10-
4
$1.12%
General
8-10
9-10
1
(quar.)__
Natural
Paso
4.10%
9-7
(quar.)
9-15
9- 1
10- 1
10-
(quar.)
common
&
Co.
Paper,
Edgewater
7-20
(auar.)
Corp.,
M'fg.
1
Water
10-12
10-
preferred (quar.)
Company (quar.)
5.65%
35c
——
Corp. of America,
10-31
.
50c
Ecudorian Corp.,
10-
Container
8-17
37%c
(quar.):
preferred
$1.12Va
Consumers
8-17
1
15c
(quar.)
Eagle-Picher Co.
(quar.):
Kootenay Power Co.,
7%
preferred (accum.)
(quar.)
$4.52
1
9-
$3
preferred
Co.,
Gas Service Co.
7-16
9-
40c
;v__
(increased-quar.)
5%
9-14
8-15
1
20c
East
preferred
common
$4.50
9-
$15c
(quar.),
Inc.,
1
9c
(quar.)
Monthly
t
30c
—
Ltd
Co.
'
9-7
25c
1
(quar.)
-
Glass
1
J 13c
(quar.):
Theatres, Ltd.,
A
10-
$20c
Consolidated
9-10
$15c
conv.
East St.
(quar.)
20c
Connecticut Light & Power (increased quar.)
" 33c
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)—:—10c
Consolidated Edison Co., (N. Y.) (quar.)
u
75c
Consumers
r
Insurance
Consolidated Financial Corp.
Corp.
Duriron
1
12-15
(Hartford)
Inc.
5%
8-17
t50c
t50c
Connecticut
9-28
3%
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
(initial)
'.
10-
5c
(quar.).
(quar.).
(Canada)
preferred
4%
Fuller
$5
Inc.
9-
7%c
A
California
Futterman
8-17
20c
Quarterly
Class
Duro-Test
9-15
dividend)..
(quar.)
Bradstreet, Inc.
Dura
7c
,
20c
Assn.
&
of
9
15c
Co.,' common (increased)—
preferred A (quar.)
8-16
30c
Inc.
Chemicals
9-14
$1.43
1
8-23
preferred
1
40c
(monthly)
Freeport^'Sulphur Co. (quar.)__
v.
Friden, Inc.
(quar.)
:
:
1
Friendly Finance, 6% preferred (quar.)
9-1
50c
:
(quar.)
Ltd. USA (quar.)___.
Dunham-Bush,
(quar.)_.
Life
4%
10-
50c
America
Gardner-Denver, common
Garlock,
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dumas Milner Corp.
Dun
(quar.)
common
Co.
5
8-17
75c
Corp.*
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
8-
*
about .038
Power
7%
stockholders
to
to
(quar.)
5,36%
preferred
Dulany
Industries
Commonwealth
Stock
Co.
Enterprises
Bois
Duke
Co. (s-a)__
(Phila.)—
equal
5
9-10
rets.
Industries
Drewry's.
Md.—
Refining
Realty
Corp.,
Drexel
Quarterly
10-
8-17
9-
9-
50c
&
Co.
Corp.
Fritzi
less British In¬
Company (quar.)
Corp. (increased quar.)
Draper
1
8-25
6c
_.
income
&v
Jones
Dravo
Income Fund—
investment
38%%
d^n.
Amer.
Drackett
Dresser
11c
(quar.)
Commonwealth
1
9-17
9-15
Foster-Wheeler
Foxboro
5%
'
Rockaway RR. (s-a)
Chemical
Dow
8-31
$1.12%
of
Motor
8-30
13c
—
15c
.„
Tax
1
10-
2
8-22
3%
Fruehauf Trailer,
11-
1
8-
9-15
(quar.).
Steel
25c
Ltd..
Industries, Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)__
6%
15c
.___
Co.,
Industries (stock
Corporation (quar.)
Dover
Insurance—
Worth)
(Fort
(quar.).
(quar.)
Shearing
Commercial
From
common
8-31
9-
8-15
(quar.)
&
Doughboy
20c
____
(Memphis) (quar.)
preferred
8-3
9-21
9-28
9-14
8-15
J
'
Dover
-
Commercial
Bros,
per share)
;
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., common
$2 preferred
(quar.)
8-15
8-24
66%%
._
Quarterly
4Vi%
1
7
9-1
Inc.
Long
come
*
Paper, class A (quar.
Commerce Title Guaranty
9-
9-
15c
dividend),
(stock
Locks
B
25c
35c
(quar.),
com.
10-15
$25c
8-17
preferred
:
$42 %c
JlOc
Co.
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
(Interim payment of 2%%
4%
Insurance
Ltd. «(increased quar.)_
Co., Ltd.—
8-
8-31
20c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Motor
Fram
Chemical
$20c
Donnkenny,
4
5%
Columbia Broadcasting System,
Combined Enterprises (quar.)
General
^
.«-
...
9-1
8-31
8-20
47%c
A
Wayne & Jackson RR.—
5%%
preferred (s-a)
;
•
15c
50c
$25
(quar.)
Fort
8-20
<sb<
8-10
Co.
Corp.
Food Mart,
Inc.
(quar.)
Forbes & Wallace,
class B
.3-30
8-15
.
8-15
9-17
C.)—
2% %
Light, common
preferred
(quar.)
Florida
t$1.25
(quar.)
Dorman
quar.)
&
Power
4.32%
nr
9s[
■
'
$1
preference
(quar.)__
Donnelley (R. R.) & Sons Co.
7
Inc.—».
(increased
Canada
Stores,
Tar
*
Trust
of
preferred B
4% %
8-24
8%^/
Co.
of
Dominion
9-12
(A
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
Dominion
3
9-29
quarterly payment of 9c plus 3c accum.)—
Colonial
9-14
'9-17
30c
'
$2.25
Ford
i2%c,0
Houses,
Y.
9c
Co.
H.)
dividend
preferred
Florida
10-29
9-14
8-15
1
9c
Ford
t30c
&
Corp.
(M.
$4.50
approximately
(quar.)__
1
9-
(quar.)
(Portland, Ore.)
Flintkote Company, common
$4 preferred
(quar.)__:
final
(A
8-15
9-
20c
(Chicago)
Oregon
Bank
Southern
Stock
Investment
Pepper
7Vic
1st
A
9-14
60c
First
Productions
rets.
Inc. (quar.),.
—j.uur
;
(quar.)^,
;
<_.i,
Dominion & Anglp, Investment Corp.—•
5%
preferred (quar.)_
_+_.vav.
Dr.
8-15
30c
Fund,
Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Dobbs
9- 4
9-
$1
Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.
Diversified
25c
9-17
15c
1
55c
National
Fishman
$1
'
8-31
8-31
9-
(quar.)
Republic
8-6
1
9-17
9-15
22%c
Monthly
Monthly
8-6
4
28%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N.
(Boston)
First
8-15
1
8-17
(quar.),
First
9-1
._
Distillers
1
87Vic
9-1
1
9-
N. J.)
(quar.)
National
Stores
(quar.)
1
10c
-
First
8-6
45c
(quar.)
$0,055)
-
10-
9-
$1
.
Amer
9-1
25c
common
Walt
see
Co.,
10-19
8-21
9-14
(Kearney,
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
(quar.)
(Walt)
Distillers
1
9-7
$2
(quar.)
Co.,
1
25c
(quar.)___
Western
Yard
4%
preferred
(quar.)__.
Diebold,
Inc.
(quar.)
12-14
9-15
35c
$1.12Va
Grande
Stock
10-
25c
*
Y.)
Crystal Salt Co. (quar.)
Dictaphone Corp., common (quar.)
9- 1
1-1-63
$1.50
(N.
8-10
25c
Diamond
8-10
8-10
$1.25
(quar.)__L,
$4
Rio
Steel
Diamond
32Vic
(s-a)
Union
Detroit
8-31
9-20
1%
&
Denver
8-15
Co.
1
J50c
Voting common
(quar.)___
8% debenture stock (quar.)
1
9-10
Quarterly
9-10
9-
15c
(quar.)
com.
9-10
9-29
30c
Inc.
Mfg., class A
9-29
$1.25
(quar.),,.
Deltown Foods (quar.)_
Denison
Mines,
Ltd.,
common
h
1
(quar.)
$1.05
:
9-
Co.
class
Corp.
First
1
$3.50 pfd: (quar.)_:.__
Corp. (increased-quar.)
Aikman
&
Colonial
Stock
First National Bank
5
9-
20c
9-10
9-
8-
45c
America,
9-10
9-18
1
37%c
(Del.)
of
9-29
9-
9-
25c
(quar.)
9-29
10-
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
Collins
Co.
B
$1.14
10-
:•
6%
Corp.
$1.07
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
20c
Co.- (quar.)__
Engineering,
Filtrol
Finance
Class
__
8-31
8-14
30c
v
8
..
Coleman
Trust
4.56%
(quar.)
International
&
4.28%
4
Illuminating
Coca-Cola
Bank
$1
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
8-28
31 Vic
pfd.
common
Fiat Metal Mfg. (quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland
Fifty Associates (Boston) (s-a)
Light—
preferred
1
(quar.)
(auar,)_,
dividend
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
10-
4%
10-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
(initial)
conv.
8-30
dividend),
$7.50
(Syracuse)
preferred
$1.20
8-31
12Vic
dividend),
:
9-
$1.25
9-27
$1.10
,
8-13
:
(stock
8-31
Assn.—
4.60%
Signal,
9-15
(quar.)
pfd.
8-13
1
50c
8-31
1
25c
Bearings
Board,
&
10c
:
(stk.
Sign
1
'
1
10-
28c
Paper
9-
:
7-16
10-
Monthly
Federal
8-13
9-
20c
Insurance
Mortgage
30c
__
(quar.)
com.
9-14
1
8-31
25c
25c
National
97%c
(quar.).
Drum
&
9-
8-21
$4.14
(quar.)
Quarterly
Federal
93%c
!
Corp.
Barrell
10- 2
9-14
9-14
62%c
(quar.)
common
(Newark, N. J.) (quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower
9-14
93%c
.
(quar.)
Properties
4
10-3
1
9-28
Federal Life & Casualty (Battle Creek, Mich.)
Federal
,:
Estate
3.70%
$1.18%
common
Quarterly
$1
25c
_______
1
9-20
$1.25
Y.)
Corp.
Monte
9-20
$1.25
10-
9-
10-15
87%c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Extra
$1
preferred (quar.)
& Pittsburgh RR.—
Stero
Del
4
Co.
Co.
Delaware
regular guaranteed (quar.)_
special guaranteed (quar.),,:
4%
&
stock)
or
Foods, Co.,
junior preferred
Farrel-Birmingham
(quar.)
Fedders Corp. (quar.)
Federal Compress <fe Warehouse
8-15
8-24
9-14
50c
(quar.)
Farmers & Traders Life
1
8-24
1
9-28
Securities—
9-5
9-15
50c
25c
Cleveland
Churchill
11-
$2
.
common
Iron,
preferred C
Milk
9-
93%c
gtd
(increased-quar.).
Dean
RR.
(quar.)
(N.
3.90%
,
9-30
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%%
preferred A (quar.)
3%% preferred B (quar.).
8-13
8-13
$1
common
preferred
20c
z
10-
$15c
9-5
5
1
$35c
Federal Insurance Co.
*_
Co.
&
Common
1
(quar.)
Cleveland Electric
7%
8-15
9-
(quar.)
Michigan RR., com.
8%
preferred gtd (quar.)
Dayton Power & Light—.
7-30
12Vic
Co.
preferred
4Vi%
1
Corp.
Mfg.
Corp.,
3%%
Dayton
9-15
87%c
City
Products Corp.
(quar.)
City Water (Chattanooga), 5%
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry, Co.
Cleveland
Dana
4-
9-
8-22
'8-13
(quar.)
Co.,
Investing
1
Electric
preferred
$4.40
City
Dahlstrom
8-13
1
9-13
9-
8
1
Transit
Service
1
9-10
(quar.)_
preferred
9-
9-
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Cities
910-
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.,
4%
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati
9-10
Deere
4%%
5%
30c
Mines
9-20
10-
40c
100%
Fairmont
3
8-20
(quar.),:.
4%'—.preferred
12-
$1.18%
Pneumatic Tool Co.
(quar.)
Chicago Title & Trust Co. (quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.)
Chrysler
12-28
25c
Chicago
Oil
10-5
10-
$1.06
5%
Cotton
25c
Cyprus
8-31
9-28
(initial)
Bearing
5%
(quar.;
8-31
9-15
$1.12%
pfd. (quar.)
9-10
dividend
Ltd.
(Optional—Cash
3
50c
8-
(quar.)
;
8-
50c
25c
(quar.)
common
9-17
8-24
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)_
Corp.
9-28
20c
Holders
Payable of Rec.
87%c
22%c
(increased quar.)
Corp.
Fafnir
Industries
(quar.)
8-25
45c
(quar.)
$1.75
Share
Equipment, 4%%
Fairfield
Curtis
When
Per
:
Extra
Co.
Helene
C
Fabi,
8-10
75c
;
8-10
(quar.)
see
M
Stock
8-24
A
8-20
30c
$1.12Va
—
1
9-10
A
7%c
___
9-
F
9-21
Class
9-1
40c
-
$1.05
(quar.)
Inc.
1
Class
9-15
5%
j.
preferred A (quar.)
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.
preferred
8-15
10-
9-14
1
10-
i
Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific
Chlckasha
7%
Executive
8-16
$30c
40c
'
11
8-17
8-31
2c
1
9-14
50c
1
Sugar
9-
4
9-14
10-
$1.04
dividend),-
.___
(quar.)
(Helene)
____
(quar.)
A
Forster
9-29
$1.19
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.__
preferred
&
9-
•
of Company
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. Gtd. stock (quar.)
Erie Resister Co., 90c conv pfd. (quar.)
8-17
9-14
12%c
Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
class A
Co.,
8-31
30c
(quar.)
>
Name
8-31
2%
(quar.),;
Co. (Toronto)
(quar.).
Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd.
(quar.)
9-29
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common....
5%>
Finance
Cuban-American
10c
(stock
of Rec.
Trust
Curtiss-Wright
preferred (quar'.)_
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
Chicago,
Crown
Crown
9-29
_
Corp.
Corp.
Holders
9-15
Seal Co.,
$1.25
■*_>.
common
preferred
Co.
&
$1.37Va
__
(quar.)
__
3 % %
Milk
Cork
Crown
9-29
__•
:
(quar.)
preferred
8-30
(increased)
Chance
(A.
B.)
Co.
(quar.)
Channing Corp. (quar.)
Chattanooga Gas
1_:
4% %
8-15
7-31
9-13
Service—
Inc.
Corp.,
8-31
25c
•
(quar.)
preferred
1
Crown
27c
.
;
Champion Papers, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Champion Spark Plug Co.
(quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining Co., $3 pfd .(quar.)
4(4%
4%%
9-
8-15
33%c
Century Properties, Inc.
Chain Belt Co. (quar.)_
Chemetron
1
Knowles
&
(quar.)
(stock div.)_
Payable
93%c
preferred
Consolidated
Crompeon
62 %c
.=
(quar.)_^
4.75%
Century
Crestmont
'
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
9-
$1.34%
Corp.
(quar.)___
Vermont
9-18
3%%
When
Share
Company
Company,
Crowley's
(quar.)
preferred
Central
Crane
9-18
9-29
$1.12%
common
preferred
preferred
9-29
(751)
Per
Name of
8-20
<
$1
(quar.)
West
preferred
$5.50
9-10
$1.23
Wire_o.__—
Telephone,
$2.50
$5
South
19c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Central
Central
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share 1
com.
Electric
preferred
5%%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
Public
Service,
4%
preferred
(quar.)__
i
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.50%
.
.
Company
Illinois
Central
6187
8-20
4
1
Grace National Bank (N. Y.)
Grand
Union
8-10
Granite
8-10
Graniteville
City
Co.
(quar.)
Steel
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(s-aL.-
$2
9- 4
8-20
15c
8-31
8-
35c
9-15
8-17
20c
9-
8-17
1
6
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(752)
Great Lakes
Great
Great
'
Indiana
8-17
10- 1
9-29
9-
25C
9-
1
40c
-9-10
9-
i
9-15
400
12-10
9-28
6%
Greater
Winnipeg Gas
Greeley
Gas,
(quar.)—.
Corp., common
(quar.)-——
Stock, dividend
—
—
—
4V.%; preierred■ (quar.)__——
'4%%
preferred (quar.)-——j—• !±-*I:-—1
Grocery Store Products (quar.).
—
Grolier In',, common (quar.)——,
Group. Securities, Inc.—
All
from
investment income
net
shares
(quar.)
Bond
General
Fund
Mobile
$5
S5
$5
Gulf
Gulf
preferred
i Class
RR.,
Oil
pfd.
7
8-
7
7
37y2c
8-
6
V '
R-
9-10
-
3
8-24
y-iu
12-10
Freight System
Water,
1
Claims.
"T
$1.25
3 -11-63
2-21
35c
9-10
8-3
*10- 1
$1.16
$1.29
-
9-15
Co.
Halliburton
Hallnor
Mines,
(quar.)-
Ltd.——
Hamilton Cotton
5%
—
preferred (quar.)
Hamilton
Watch
Co.,
4.80%
—
4%
preferred
preferred
9-15
8-31
9-15
—L—„
1—
8-25
Chemical
Co.
Harvey's Stores, Inc.,
Hawaiian
:
Telephone,
12
9-
/
6
10-
1
9-
,8-24.
7,
*
6c
8-20
-&
15%
!_
9-12
8-23
KVP
9-12
8-23
Kaiser
8-23
123/40
9-12
133/40
:
9-12
4J/o%
8-23
9-15.
12'/a C
8-27
8- 3
(quar.)
Helm's Express (quar.)—
Hercules Gallon Products, 7%
9i y»c
"
pfd
"
A (quar.)
6%
preferred B (quar.)
Hercules Powder, common (quay.
$2 class A (quar.)
&
Appley—
-
A
33c
A
Class
A
(monthly)
(monthly)*__!__
Class
A
A
Class
3Va%
Hilo
9-1
10-10
11-10
12-10
$.04166 :
1-10-63
Dauch, Ltd.
Quarterly __!_:
2-
17 Vac
1
10-
1
1
9-1
8-15
25c
37 VaC
_____
-
9-
$1.25
9-
343/80
9-
1
8-15
1
8-15
9-25
8-31
*45c
12-21
11-30
25C
9-
common
4Vs.Ye
(quar.)
43/i%
,_____!
——
common
$1.06 »/4
(quar.)—
——i———
W.), Ltd., class A 1 quar.)
Mfg. .Co. (quar.)
(Frank
-
9-12
8-17
9-28
"-10%
2-:20-63
,i5c
(quar.)
—
Bay Mining & smelting <quar.)__—
Hudson pulp & Paper Co., class A (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)"
5.12% preferred B (quar.)
-
(quar.)_i
——
Hudson
Vitamin Products (quar.)
Hugoton. Gas Trust—Units
Hugcton Production
(quar.)
I
-
&
Huttig Sash
(quar.)
—
5'J
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
8-17
1"
1
0-
9-
6
45C
$1.06'/4
9-10
—
8-31
9rlQ
8-16
9-1
8-17
T75c
.
31 Vac
1
31»/4C
9-
1
"32c
9-
1
9-
1,
35V4C,
k
14c
'
9-14
8-31
—
'
Kresge fS.
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co.
omitted at this time)
preferred
9-28
9-13
12-28
Kulka
Smith
Kysor
Heater" Co.
8-20
Tool
Works
,
Imperial Flo-Glaee Paints
20c
(quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada)
Income
Properties, class A
*37
(quar.)_„
(monthly)
7
10-
6c.
Stock
1
8-17
1
9-14
9-
1
5%
"8-24
10-
8-
1
9-
8-15
25c
9-30
9-10
8-27
8-15
iiy4c
30c
8-17
9-11
25%
8-22
7-30
25c
9-10
8-24
$1.21
9-15
8-24
1
8-15
20c
9-
75c
(quar.)^
9-12
8-
1
35c
8-27
8-3
35c
(quar.)__
_____
9-10
8-31
20 c
9-10
8-24
12y2C
9-10
8-31
15c
'
9-
4
12-lb
,
9-
,
8r
12-
12-13
1-
Coaf- A:
:
'
8-10
9-
>
1
8-10
9-15
8-17
25c
9-7
8t24
10-31
10- 1
5%
8-15
93 %0
9-
1
8-15
93%c
93 %c
•
>
1
8-15
10-31
10-10
9-1
8-15
9-
43/4%
'■
'
9-14
9-14
10c
9-14
8-31
9-
1
8-' 6
.10- 1
9*
10*
40e
9*11
.9-
9-30
$1.37 Va-
.
$1.50
'
.9-14
10c
'
9-20
8-
9-14
8-15
8-10
9-
1
8-10
10-
1
9-15
9•
$1.06 y4
17c
"
5
9T 1
35C
42V2g
(tf,
8-20
8-
8-30
25c
(quar.)—I—,—
8-8
9-14
10-1
4
8-15
50c
(quar.)—,—-
9-
9-10
8-20
9-
1
(quar.)
;—*,—
8-17
,
9-
1
$1.18vi
—__*
,
,
,j
•
:_*
1
7%
8-24
8-
9-15
8-18
10*
45c
(St,
(quar.)
9-
40o
preferred
" Inc.
Metalfab,
8
«
9*10
1
.
8-15
5
>
"
10-1
40c
87»/2C
-!
Co: (quar.
-(stock- dividend)_!„—1—
,
,
9-
1
'5%'
.1 0-10.
30c
7
,
9-7,
9-14
35c.
'-
-
10-
.
8-31
-9^10
^
,8-31.7
.
;
%
; 7-30
8-20.
interest)
(quar.)___*
«
(quar.)*__*—!!—i!!ll!!_17 .87 Vac
(quar.)—__l__I_™_!_!/™7\ 7 7i/2c.
•"8-31
9-10
•,
8-31
•
f
:.
,
-
8-30
.8-17,
.
~
*25c"
pftf. Tquar7fl_!
10% 4
Miami Data Processing - Center '(stock 'div. J ;
50c.
Michigan Gas 8s Electric, common-!!/!!!!"'
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)___ll!_!!!__!__V,. '$140.
4.90%. preferred
(quar.)—!!!_!!_!!_!__ $1.12 y2
Mexican
8-17
10c
25c
—
(qiiar.)
Co,
($0.1110244 per unit"of"bene•__!—!_*__*!__!!II™
Trust
ficfal
.
11- 1
Light 8s Power,- $l
10-16
9- 1
.
T-31",
-
*
..
• -v
•>
*
•
Michigan Gas Utilities Go
—~
."<9-15!
>9-29'
10-31-
•
10-31'
.
10-16
15c
9-15
25c
8-20
30c
8-24
8-10
20c
9-12
8*17
.
Seamless Tube <Jd._™_::"!™™-
■Michigan
_
.10-16
•
-1
.
"
-
.9-4
.
,
8
10c
-
,10c
*
-
1
:; 9- 1
-
—!
1
8-18
9-12
25c
—___
—___
>
8-31
(quar.)—
Metal &-Thermit. Corp.7 -common
8-31
9-20
8-30
9- 4
37y2c
Publishing
Associates
Mesabi
•*,
0*13
10- 1
9-14
>
*30c
.
!,
1
9-12
15c
2%
Trust- Co.
.
7-27
.
9-14
10-
25 c
,
8-21.
1
9-28
62V2c
Louis) Kquar.)_*
Merchants "Fire Assurance (N. Y.) (quar.)-*
Merck 85 Co., common
(quar.)
r;—■**'
Merit
5
2 7 VaC
Stores
Mercantile
Meredith
6
ii-1
.
146
s
8-17
.
*
(initial)
preferred A—
Mfg. Co. (s-a)—
$3.50 preferred
8-15
14C
"
7-31;
8-31
0-28
preferred B
Mercantile
1
9*28
4%
Menasco
12-1
8-20
8-31
30c
Cement
}
8-31
9-15
60c
(quar.)____*—i™
(quar.)
Co.
")
9-20
10-1
20c
dividend
Portland
:
85c
—r-
Bank,
9
1
35c
(quar.)
National
10-
9-
Co.
Brook
10-19
55C
'
quar,)_!
(quar.)—
9-5
9-10
,
ny4c
common (quar.)
Engineering
9-5
9-10
25C
v
-
Melville Shoe Corp.
.
.8*28
9-15
8-3
8-20
tlOC
(quar.)______!!.—
Mellon National Bank & Trust
a
8*10
12-15
Sc
common
MeChan-Tooker
9-7
9rl2
-8-15
8-24
quar.)_
(increased
Corp.
preferred-
Stock
R-15
8-31
40-19
10c
(quar.)___—
Johnson
Medusa
<
8-8
-9-10
Machine
»Meadow
8-22
11- 5
20c
Semi-annual _7-
1
10-
44c
(increased
common
Aircraft
Corp.,
4y4%
8-31
.
1
1
8-17
35c
,
__*___—
preferred
McDonnell
Mead
8-31
8*13
9-
'
8-17
10c
'
.
Coke Corpj
Corp.,
8-15
8-24
*
8-21
6
9-10
9-
Indemnity
McWhyte Company
8-31
>
__!
?
Company
Mead
1-8
1
9-17
8-20
9-10
8C
& Life Insurance
Quarterly
]___!:
.**
Massey-tFerguson, " Ltd.;
(qiiar,)_______!
Mathews
Conveyer
(quar.)*—!!—_—-—
Matthessen & Hegelcr Zinc (stock dividend)
Maui Electric Co., Ltd.
(quar.) ____________
McNeil
8-24
:
9-20.
r.
7-31
7/31
1
(quar.):——__!——
8
9-5
.
8-31
9-. 4
.
8
4-
.
8-17
8-10
10-11
1
8-31
9-
35c
:_+!_-
(quar,)______
3
9-14
-
11-
62y2C
2C
preferred (quar.),
*
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd. (quar.)____*
McKesson
& Robbins
Inc.
(quar.)
10- 8
9-15
•
1
9-10
35c
17y2e
$5.50
68%c"
>
8-10
9-
$1.25
,
•
3
12-
:
,10-15.
1-15-63,.
9-
3
9-14
.
8-24
9-10
lc
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.,
8-20
1
12-15
8c.
25c
,
8-17
*30c
8-31
$2.50
:
9-13
62y2c
—
8-15
9-15
,
(quar.)—
Corp.
:
I
9-10
25c
8-10
8-24
.
9-
9-15
-30c
Mfg.
,
9-28
15C
(quar,)
;
Co. (quar.)—__—
McCord
80C
...
•
Maytag
0-1
.
S-20.
8V4c
•
10-15
*15c
'
; 9-15
i
8 y4 c
.
9-15
5c
i7y2c
(quar
jpepartment Stores, common (quar.)—.
$3.75 preferred (1945 series) (quar.)_*____
:
$3.75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.)3%%
preferred- (quar.)
$3.40 preferred • (quar.)——!
!_*_—Mays (J. W.) Tnc, (qu»r.>_t.i.—
f
.
*5c
pfd.
*
7-31
8-15
May
8-15
!
8-31
io-
4iy4c. I
.
8-24
(quar.)
Shirt
8-16
8-30
t
8-31
,
•
"9-15.
r
50c
.'
10c
15c
17V2c
^
Maust
11*14
.
9-13
30c
!.
*
Michigan Sugar,'6%
'
22c
;
- -
,"
-
dividend
Superior
preferred
Lamston
Loan
pfd.
(quar.)Z—
(M." H.),
9-17
.Micron Plastics Corp.
•
Middle
9-17
nVi
11-15
<32lAc
,9-1
9-15
New
Co. -of
Telephone
(initial)
stock split)
(quar.)
„j
Investment
Co
Inc.'. (quar.)
32c
9-" 1
9-
$1.25.
1
.
8-15
O
'
8-* 8
8-15
25c
9-28
12 VaC-
9-14
12-31
25c
12*17
1
9-15
I-
8-17
10.
9-
Midwest
Water
—
*—
Life
1
!
(quar.)
Insurance
—
8-16
9-
7
United
Stock -dividend
'
25c
9-29
8-22
8-22
25c
8-31
8-
25c
9-1
8-14
10- 5
10-1
5%
10-16
9-29
8
(Lincoln, TNeb.)—
Quarterly
Midwestern
1
Illinois—
(quar.)—!
'
*37c
8-29
10-
20C
preferred
Middlesex
27VjC
quar.-)___
9-29
common
(6-for-5
5%
_
8c
*——-
(increased
States
;Middle
-
(quar.)_
South- Utilities
..
"
Power,-com.
(quar.):
St
9-17
-
,
2.92%
6(4%
1
9-30
0-30
prdferred' '(accum.)—__
Mickelberry's Food Products (quax.)
'
Lambert (Alfred), "Inc., class A. (incr. quar.))1
Class A (quar,)
*
Lambton
10-
31%c
:
District
8-22
9-29
26'Vsc
-
..27c
Bank (Brooklyn)-—
Lake Central Airlines,
li
7-25
9-
*75c
4-2-63
..
16C
.
(initial)
8
8
i2y2c
—
$1
4.32% : preferred A- (quar.)
5%
preferred B
(quar.)
Lake
9-
v
.
—
La Crosse Telephone (increased quar.)
Laclede Gas Co., ^commoh (quar.-)_*^.. -
.
10-15
8-
.
*20c
...
^
Electronics
Lafayette National
25o
60c
,
9-
4c
41-14
1
9-11
37y2c
.
t
11-14"
io- 1
$148%
(quari)
*70c
•
"
,
*
12-13
57*/aC
11-14
11-14
: s-31
;
:
1
9-14
$1.25
Idaho Power Co.j common (quar.)
1.
12- 1
43c
'
(dividend payment
(quar.)
Co.
8-8
___
•
8nl4
$1.25 1-15 63
(quar.)
(monthly)™--,
S.)
9-
shares
'Massachusetts
8-14
:
12*1
12-
t'
8-14 '!
'
23c.4rl5-63
:
Kroger Company; common (quar.)
.6% preferred (quar.)!_—!
8-
Inc. (quar.—
(quar.)
!____/—_—_
Corp.*—,
A
9-
——
5%
fr McLennan
Masco"
;
8-1-4
12-1
■
25c
Class A (monthly)
Class A (monthly)
Class
7-27
$1.25
—
Kratter
8-15
1
12.
'".'"25c
-
8
*70c
Marsh, Supermarkets
8-14
'
9.-.1:
10c
(guar,)——
—
8-
4oc
Marsh
0-31.:
•
1
•
ioc
,
8
9-
1
Marshall Field & Co.
A-_ 1':
20c
.
8
8-
(quar. from invest, income)__
(increased)
_______
Ltd. r (quar..) _***__
_______
shares
Marion
8-17
9-4. V
: 0-4; " J
40c
—
7-31
9-14
9-
30c
$1.12 y2
,
3-1H
8-
9-
Mines/ Ltd.—
Marathon Oil Co,
> 8-17
•'
18c"
;
(quar.)
8-17
11-16
*37y2c
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)_
Manpower, Inc.
(quar.)_
8-17
8-17
9r20i
:
87y2C
-,
& Wire Cn
(quar t
Kleinert. (I. B.) « Rubber Co. „(quar,)
^!Knickerbocker Biologicals, Inc.. (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
1
Quarterly' —*.•
8-30
8-31
eOc
*6y4c
.
2-15
9-10
12-10
.
9-
Company
Manhattan
8-17
1
9-1.
,
87 Wc
.
.
Keystone- Steel
*
8-17
11-16
*4/eC
60C
(E. F-) -Cq.
(quar.)__
Bloedel 85 Powell (quar.
Petroleum
'
"
Gold
Metal
8-13
-
9- l-:
1.
..
.,
Fibre Co., common—
—;
4.80% Tst. preferred; (quar.)„^___^.„
8-15
10-
9-
-
Keyes
■.
Illinois
r/ Z
..
(increased)--,
7
7
9-10
(quar.)
____!
(quar.)
Managed Funds:
9-,7
9Z..4'
-
Kollmorgan' Corp.
8-15
8-31
9-10
8»-31
Keweenaw Land Association Ltd., Interests
,8-15
,
......
-
Koehring, Co.,- common (resumed)
5%; preferred,/(quar,)_—
>
5(4% ; preferred
(quar.)_!
8-17
8-20
40c
10c
8-17
8-17
■
8-31
12l/aC
*30c
(quar.)
4.60%
(quar.Uw-*
^Knickerbocker Fund (quarterly.from,income)
Knudsen Creamery Co.
{quar.)^™,—.,,,...,
8-15
9-10
8-
9- 4'
50 c 3-10r63
r
8*10
io, 1
..
.$148%^
.
8-17
9-
"
8-10
9-
.9-10
50c
__t
(accum.)^
—!
Mallory (P.; R-.). & Co., common (quar.)_—
5% i preferred (quar.)__
—_____
"
8-22
$1.25
;
(quar.)
5%
'9- 1
10-
$1.25
(quar.)_.
(special)
Mortgage
ii Door Co.
Erie
8-17
40c
v
——
Hunt. Foods & Industries, common
5V preferred A iquar.)
^
Corp.
1
*12 V2c
17Vac
-
preferred B
9-
$1.25
—
Hudson
Hupp
'
4
i7y2c
Corp., 414%.pfd.
Company (quar..)-
Huron
9-20
"2-
••
(increased quar.)
Stores
S1.4J 2nd preferred
v
~
$1.12 Va
preferred
;
9-10
-9-4
1
common
_
12-10
50c
Mines
(quar.)*—;
Maine Central RR.,
.
Company, (quar.)———
;
County Land Co. (quar.)
Kerr-Addison • Gold Mines,. Ltd. (quar,)—_
JKetchum & Co. (quar.)
^
9-. 4
8-17
15c
9-^10
Vpe ;
;50%o
—-
Utilities,
.
-
4
9-28
$140
$1.10
Fixtures
Store
Industries
Maher-Shoes,
8-24
•
$1.18%
-
RR.
Fund
Magnavox
;9-17
::22 Vic.
—
common
D
&
M'acMillan
10-18
75C'X „v.9-15
Kern
9-4
9-12
—T
Hubirger
9-26
9-26
15C
(quart¬
preferred
Howard
(quae.)'
9-
30c
Steamship Co. (quar.)
Products
(quar.)__
Metal
Macassa
10-10
1
$1.03 Vo
Light/-.
1*
11-1
.;35c
(quar.),
-
9-1
$1.10 3-10-63
Silver-Lead
Friday
MacDonald
14 til .■>!.•
Kerite
~
Houston Lighting & Power
5%
8- 6
_
Hardart
s'' '
8-21
$1.25
preferred (quay.)"1—
Land Corp.' (stock dividend*,!!!!_.;
(N, Y.)
8-21
1
"
"
(quar.),
1
8^28
10-
$1.25
jT>0
i_-__i—.vi
Common (quar.)
5%. preferred (s-a);—,
Kentucky
9-
_____
Horn &
Homer
&
'
Extra !—__•
Kentucky Stone Go.j
Common (quar.)
8-31
9-
25c
——
_
Horizon
Hoskins
7
ya% preferred (quar.)
8-14
$35
(quar.)_'—v
$5 2nd preferred C Cquar.)—
Hoover Co., class A (quar.)--
B
Power
ii-
25C
^
1
$7.50
Hooker Chemical Corp.,
Nashville
MIF
7-25
$1
-
9-28
* 15c
___
8-31
M
8-10
Qrganization (quar.)__,_.,l_.i.,—.
■Kentucky Central Life & Accident insurance
Common
;
!
•
"
&
MSL
9-14
8-10
62
__——
8-15
1
1
10-
8-24
Kent-Moore
10-15
*45c
,
—
—
10-25
Lyon
8-31
"
(quar j—^
-
8-15
(quar.)__!______
Louisville
0rl4
8-24
.
com.
8-15
8-17
8-20
9-28
9-15
/
(<3(uar.)—_
3Mi % preferred i quar.)——
Kellwood; Co. ; (quar.) hr.-,
Kelly " Douglas, Ltd., claps A (quar. j.-™Kendall Co., oommon
(quar.)-.
4.—.._
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
__1 l^i
Kennanietal, inc.. (quay.) —
8-15
1
Manufacturing Co
Hoilinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Hollywood Turf Club (annual)^——"
Class
"
9-14
99-
$1.09%
9-10
$1,25
■2C
—
(quar.)—
(1989 series)
,:
preferred
Common
3
8-24
9-14
10c
;*-,
Ho'o.irt
8-22
$1,25
'
1
4-
4-11-63
$.04166
20c
————
9-10
.......
1
3-
$.04166 3ill-63,
———
__
Lunkenheimer Co,
$1.25
.
12-31
$.04166 :
2-11-63
87 VaC
-
&r
preferred
1
"
(quar.)_
Lucky
8-15"
55c
-
Light
8-15
9-
— —
12-1
(quar.)
(auar.t
9-
—
11-1
Hotels, common (quar.)——————
5%
preferred (quar.)
5Va %
preferred (quar.),
$4.?5
44c
35%c
"
'
10-1
(quar.)—
com.
8- 3
8-15
—
8-17
9-10
Hilton
Hinde
.
8-17
$.04166
———————
Electric
9r25
$.04166 '
_!____;
—
preferred
nreferred
S4.375
8-15
$.04166
(monthly)
(monthly)-——
Class A
(monthly)-—-:
——„*_ —"
Class A
<monthlyl———
Hershey Chocolate Cdrp.
(quar.)—-:
Heublein, Inc. (quar.)
,_
Heyden "Newport Chemical,
9-
95C
3.80%
preferred (quar.)—
l_
:
•! ^
4% preferred .(quar.)
1_!•
;/ 4.20%
preferred
(quar.)*-—
.!!U i;':'-:$1.08i
' 4.35% ^preferred
$1jQ&%~
(quar*)-——
$i.i2y2
% 4.50% preferred
(quar.)-!
3.80,%. preferred
(quar.)95c
4%
$1
preferred (quar.)---l-——
'/
$1.05
4.20%preferred
(quar.)
4.35%. preferred
(quar.)
$1.08%
,4Vz% .preferred-(quar.)——
$1.12'/a
KaVanagh-Smtth. & Co. '(initial).__,__^
..8c ,.
Kekaha Bugar Co. ;(inoreased)
35e
Kellogg Co.—.....
„
10-15
«
$.04166
-
____
A
1
j"
l.
9-23
<
7
--
(monthly)-——
Class.
9-
*
.preferred,
-
Kansas: City
9-14
,
11-1
poc
15c
(monthly)———
Class
"•
50C
--
-
Class
9-15,
9-28
•
—
—
Herman
9-9-
10-1
20c
15c
.
.
." 4%%
8-20
Co,
4%%
.*
8-23,
•
12]/aq
-&>
3
$1.50
tquar.)
Paper
1
0-10
60c
"Finance," ' preferred (quar. )__!__!__*!
Joint Pipe Co. (quar.)—!.
Corp.
(quar.)___i
1
9-
40c
preferred (quar.)„„_
preferred "(quar.):
.
8- 3
9-10
21c
Lockheed Aircraft
(quar.)—!—_*—
London Grocers, Ltd. "(stock dividend)*!!*
Lone Star Gas Cok,
common
(quar.)_.
4.84% preferred (quar-)—r-,—-—
Louisville Cement "(quar.)-™-!__*_—!___
93% c
Aluminum, & Chemical,
8-20
8-10
1
9-
i2y2c
J
Local
8-
*
(quar.)_^—
Sutherland
43A%
'
8-15
9-10
15 c
Lockhard
9-
...
9-12
8-10
9- 4
50c
—*—
Lock
$1105
30C'
7-3C
—^
(LLC.)
preferred
1
9-15
30c
—
—
1st preference A - (quar.
preference (quar.)
Madison Fund
oommon
9-
9-14
9-
9-14
;! 2c
(quar.)_
8-31
,60c
9-14
7-31.
(quar.)—
Joslyn Manufacturing & Supply
12c
—
Johnson
8-22
15c
9-14
8-3
(quar.)_^_
liapghlin';-Steel,,
&
1214 c
14 VaC
Original Stock (quar.)-.*
Original Stock (quar.)
Original Stock (quar.)
Special Stock- (quar.)
2nd
8-3
(quar.)
common
8-17
5
9-10
25c
—
$1.59
io: 1
9-1
!
Johnson
£'?
,
10- 1
10-
15C
(quar.)
preferred
4
9-
15c
„—
"
& Light—
Jones
9-1
—
1
'
10- 2
Hecla.Mining Go, (quar.).
1—
Heinz (H. J.) Co., 3.65% preferred (quar.)__
Helene Curtis, Industries (quar.)______„__
,
33A%
20o
9-
i2y2c
.1
iq; 1
9-
;!_„u—v!^
preferred
Jewel Tea,
9-14
*0-16
,
4%
9-14
>
B /
Central Power
8-10
9-10
9-
10c
(quar.)
..
1
9-
—
Class
;
4
10- 1
35c
"Special Btock (quar.')____!
1 Special
Stock (quar.)___i.___!
Loblaw Cos., Ltd., class A *(quar.)____—___ ■<"
Class B
(quar.)_:
$2.4Q preferred (quar.)
__!__*—'
Loblaw Groceceriasf Ltd
*
'
5
8-20
10-1
25c
.
*"
8-17
10r
97 Vac
Water Supply Co., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)——
Telephone Corp. (N." Y.) (quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)_:
/
Jersey
VaQ
10c
10-
Go.
10-'1"
.
25 c"
'
Jantzen, Inc., 5%
preferred
Jarrell-Ash Co'.', class
8-10
4
10-19
*8c
—
5.10%
preferred (quar.)____
5'/a%■:preferred (quar.)
Heatli
9-
45C
(quar.)———
common
*
10-10
47V2C
—
—
—__
8-31
48 Vic
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred <quar,)_
-
*8-16
933/4C,'
(quar.)
Jamestown
'
8-17
9-14
—
(reduced)
8-15
9-, "1
,
60c
$5
„
,
9-12
$1.50
4,
4.80%
5%
8-15
15c
.
(quar.).
class A
8-15
1
8-10
$1.44
.
1
10- 1
50c
Jamaica
8-15
*$0.3594
Electric Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
3.90%
1
9-
40c
•
'
9-
9-1
8-10
'
—
Lykes Bros.
10c
Ltd., common—
4-3/4% pref. (quar.)
-_**
Harris-Teeter Super Markets
(quar.)
8-10
9-4
53%c
—
8-15
0-4
9-17
10c
—
Salt
-
Jaeger, Machine .Co™—
;
11c
_
1
8-31
'
(quar.)—'
Electric, com.
6- 1
10c
Little Miami RR.—
.
8-22
$1.25
—
-
9-15
9-10
$1
____
Hartford
—
—
30c
preferred (quar.)_*__
Hanna Mining Co. (quar.)
Hansen Mfg.
(quar.)
*—
Harbison-Walker Refractories, com.
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Harcoprt, Brace & World, Inc.
(N-. : Y.)—
Harshaw
6
8-31
25c
...——
—
9-
4%: ".10-15
lO-lO
2c
7,y2c wio-io
-
——
preferred
(quar.)
Paper, common (quar.)
Organ Co. (quar.)_______—_
Handy Andy Co. (quar.)_,
.
______—
Handy & Harman, common (quar.)
Harding Carpets,
11-
8-15
*
8-10
11-15
8-15
8-31
15c'
Public Service, common (increased)
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
__14.20.%
preferred
(quar.)—
Iowa Southern Utilities, common (quar.)—!"
$1.76
preferred
(quar.)
4% %
preferred' (quar.)
8-10
t$1.25
8-31
,
,$2* "
1"
(quar.)_^
&
4
3%
___.
;
__——
—
Hammermill
.*_*
1 "
9-
9-1
8-3}
7-27
yl
lbc "
(quar.)____
lOwa
7
9-
15c
___,
—_——
9-24
*25c
Hammond
Quarterly
8-15
*4c
——
(quar.)
5%
8-15
1
60c
common
oommon
1
9-
7-27
*75c
_————-I™™!'
.
—
.____
Ltd.,
Co.,
9-
8-10
8-13
Services—
preferred * (quar.)
8-13
'
Quarterly !_r—i
—
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
Llndberg Steel Treating, class A (quar.)—.
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)—_____ 7
Litnue
Pianiation Co., Ltd.
(increased)
8
.9-10
i2yac
.Conimop (increased-quar,
9-15
25c
8-
Iowa Eiectric Light & Power— "
8-31
35c
1
8-31
50c
-
6% !
10-1
1
Class' B
9-
40c
!—_,
^
9-18
9-
"
(^toc~k / dividend)""——_
A
". 4.30%
(inltial-qUar.)
(quar.)———_
Hajoca Corp.
$1.31
r
10-
5%
com.
new
8-15
Class A
Iowa-Uiinois Gas
Hackensack
(quar.)_„
(increasied quar..)——1—
Investors Funding Gorp. of New York—,
i
11-23
_
dividend)
8-31
tf-24
Sl.feS
-
,
8-10"
i%c I
(quar.)__*—_—_—w———
Interstate; Engineering
9-28
(quar.):—
Co.
1
9-
6c
1%
Libbey/Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
Libby, McNeill & Libby (stock dividend)
Life'& Casualty Insurance Co. (Tenn.)—
6
0- 7-
—
7
.
8-
8-i5
8- 20
7
(H.)
Leslie
^
8-31
$2
Investors Diversified
"8-21
.
(initial)
8-
9-
•25%
•
8-21
& Telegraph—
8-
8-15
—
Leesona Corp, (quar.)—
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
Leonard -Refineries
(quar.)
toc
Corp., com. (quar.)-..
preferred (quar.),——
Interprovincial Pipe Line, Ltd. "(quar.)—
-
Lee
*30c
International Utilities
Interstate; Motor
————
(stock
Industries
preferred
1
9-15
—
(quar.)
Leece-Neville
3
9-20
"27 VaC
—
Co.
8-10
8rl"«
15C '
U—i—™
(quar.,)—.
9-
32y2c
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
&
8-
1
9-1
*60c
(quar.)i™.™
8r21
<
9-
'
8-31
12C
(quar.)————
(quay,)_.
preferred
Western
8-
8-
.preferred
8-10
*17 VaC
"
(s-a)-
8-31
—
Co., 4.64%
Power
&
8-31
8-31
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.—
.(quar.)—™™™
Co.
H" (initial)!
'■5V*%
in¬
(quar.)—
Corp.
4%
8-31
9c
(quar.)_
common
lud.
(increased)
G.)
(R.
Stpck, dividend
Leath
1
7c
_™_"_
Canada,
(Canada),
International Telephone
7
8-
8-31
9c
preferred (quar.)—__——_.—•—•—*k
preferred
(quar.)____:
£j
5.16%
Gulf
net
Co. *of
International Stretch Products, Inci
————
Ohio
&
'International Silver
,
2c
(stock dividend)—„——
Gulf Interstate Co.
Gulf
8-31
12c
(from
Nickel
International Resistance
8r24
••
.
**-!———;—<—
Inc.
7
••
(quar.)——
inoome)
vestment
9-
9-14
8-
"
investment Income-^
8-31
——————————
Fund,
Mutual
net
10-
35c
7
*40c
From
International Paints
30c
1
9.-10
75C-
$1-75
•lnternational. Parts Corp.," class
"
InternationaF Petrpleuip, .Ltd.
(quar.)__——
$1:06 y4 4
9-
1
'
7-13
1
8-
5%%
8-31
1
9- 7,
1
j
10c
_
International, Investors," Inc.-r-
9-
9-
(stock dividend)
Leader-Durst Corp., class A
(initial quar.)
Lear Siegler, Inc.*: common
(quar.)
*
Toumeau
Le
Payable of-Red.
25c
Inc.
Chemicals
Lawter
3
In¬
(from
1
8-31
(quar.)
Shares
Petroleum
Guardian
income)
8-2
12-
9-17
40c
8-20
2c
Fund
Administered
25c
10-1
(quar.)——
Fund
Common. Stock
•
,
5%
—
—
Capital Growth Fund
Fully
-
Shares, Ltd.i-r
Foundation "Fund
International
8
Equipment
Electrical
Electronics
8-
—T,-,
5614 c
■
Aviation
10-
27 Vac
Greynound
9-
8-15
1
8-23
25c
—-
9-1
Bryant,
Holders
When
Per
Share
(quar.)
!—
Laura Seoord Candy Shops (quar.)
Laurentide Financial, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
11-16
$3 t1-2-63
International Business Machines (quay.).—_
International Harvester, 7%" pfd." (quar1.")™."
7
9-28
9-
$1.6^21/2
(quar.)_—
A
Brick
Fire
tlOe
—
pfd.
&Va%
P.)
(A.
Green
(g-n)
Institutional
vestment
1
8-
1
9-
11-30
75c
(qtiar.
corhnfon
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
Name of Company
Lane
8-15
—
Co;,
preferred
Institutional
9-14
20c
C.)——<—*_!—-———
CD.
Inc.
9-1
20c
(quar.)—.
Co,
.
Holders
Payable of Rec,
■
..25c.
Inland"; Container, class A
(quar.)—:—
Inland1 Steel Co. (quar.)_—_—
-
Greater
Water
&s
shares
Ingersoll-Rand
12-1
45c
Producers—
preferred
(quar.)—
—
Washington Industrial Investments,
SI.80
Gas
American
"Western
Great
Share
of Company
ludustyia Electrica Da Mexico S.A.-—
1
9-15
1—*-—-—— -—
—
1
115c
rower,
'Quarterly "—1
2
8-
9-10
*17 VaC
Ltd. tquar.)——*_«**-•
Northern Paper (quar.)
—
"Southern Life Insurance (Houston
Laaes
Great
9-
40c
& Dock Co.
Great Lakes Dredge
Name
Payable of Rec.
30c
(quar.)—
(quar.)——
Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)——
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
Great
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
,
Life
!_
(Fort
—»*—7—~*—
Insurance
L
j
r
Volume
196
Number
6187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of
Mine
Company
Safety Appliances
4%%
preferred
Minneapolis
51/2%
$5.10
5%
56%c
_
1
■■
■
•
;
•
(quar.)
,
1
(quar.)
T&1,!$7%'
iC_'
t
4
8-24';
9-
1
8-20
4%
8-207
NqTone,
9- 1
1
9-10
8-20
3%
75c
10-15
B
Missouri
5%
___
9-
9-25
9-
1
8-10
O'cfeaharium,
1
9-14
OgilVie Flour Mills. 7%
8-i30
Onio
Utilities,
preferred
Modine
Mfg.
Mohawk
Inc.,
Co.
6%
Monarch Fine Foods
Monarch
Montana-Dakota
Co.
preferred
(quar.)—
7%
Diablo
Co.,
Co.
Movielafc
Class
class
\8-15
1
Oklahoma
8-15
1
8-17
9-15
,
(stock
Munsingwear,
5%,%
Inc.,
Olin
!■",!
8-15
8-31
Oliver
1
<
8-31
10-1
1
8-31
,
I
.
9-10
10-
8-17
1
4.75%
8-1
6c
8-31
lc
8-31
8-10
Outboard
8-27
8-
6
Owens-Illinois
1
Oxford
8-17
Oxford
8-17
$5
2%
8-10
„
___
25c
9-14
26y4c
9-14
55c
Murphy
Corp., common, (quar.)—
5%%'" preferred A (quar.)——.—!_—__
Mutual
/
(quar.)____/.___!
Beneficial
shares
9-
(quar.)*
4,'
20c
25c
12y2c
'
10- 1
$1
10-1
$1.19
3%
10- 1
9- 7
$15c
.12- 3
-
Corp.
Glass,
Class
(quar.)!
B
•___!
Paper
Co.,
preferred
Aviation
9-13
Pabst -Brewing
8-15
Pacific
—
$1
(quar.)_
25c
10- 1
9- 1
10-15'
9- 1
9-11
8-15
10-1
8-15
(quar.)
common
30c
$1.25
Co._x___
8-22
Pacific
8-24
1"
9-10
7-31
.
" 9- 5
"9-5
5y2c
'
.
.
.
'
Register
National
Casket
National
Dairy
Co.
8-22
10-15
(quar.) J_—_—/ 30c
{._!
_'__L—
(quar.)___
9
9-14
.•
v
9- !':>■
National
Distillers
Common
(quar.)___p——___
Chemical Corp.—
&
(quar.)
1
"
preferred
($100
4%%
preferred
($50
9-10
8-17
8-22
Drug
&
National
Food
Products
National
Gypsum
National
Lead,
Chemical,
Co.,
1
8-10
Paramount
9-i5
8-15
Pargas,
(quar.)——
56y4c
9-15
8-15
Parker
pfd.
60c
pfd.
$4:50
(quar.)_'_
(quar.)__
common
preferred
A
6%
preferred
B
(quar.)
Life
&
(Nashville,
National
Life
Quarterly
National
Stock
dividend
National
;.
Securities
&
Standard
$20c
—
15c
Starch
National.Tea
Co.
9-14
9-11
16y2c
8-24
8-10
(quar.)
55c
12%c
(quar.)
20c
Fire Insurance (Pgh.)
class
(quar.)
A
National Work-Clothes Rental
—
7V2c
cl. A & cl. B (stk, div.)
5%
split on class A & class B
Nedick's .Stores,
Inc. (quar.)—5c
Nekobsa-Eawards Paper; class A
(quar.)_—
20c
.
(quar. )*_____
Neptune Meter Co.,
(quar,)________
common
Amsterdam
(N.
England
(quar.)______
Casualty Co.
Electric System
Jersey Power & Light—
New
New
4%
preferred
(quar.)
9-1
8-8
9- 5
'.8-16
20c
1
Y.)
20c
(s-a)
9-
5
;
8-25
„
8-10
„
1
8-17
9-10
9-
28c
.
8-16
10-1
'" $1.
V
8-10
»'
,
$1
:_.
10-
preferred
New
Jersey
New
York
New
York,
New
York
3.75%'
$4.50
4V2%
New
•
Zinc
Air
(quar.)_
Co.
:____
Chicago
5y2%
&
Gas
'8-15
50c
93%c
1
9-
10-
1
1
9-19
$1.25
1
10-
preference (quar.J
1——
Newmoht Mining Corp:, common
(quar.)__
$$1.25
5%
60c
4% preferred (initial)
!______
Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock—
:
income
ment
7
capital
5
•
gains)
8-10
8-10
9-15
•
8-31
'
9-15
'
•
8-31
;
(Dr.)
Circle
(quar.)—^^___
preferred
-
9~
.*
1
North
American
15c
$5c
10c
>
6%
34%c
37'/2c
(quar.)—_.—
American
North
Shore
Refractories
•
Northern
Co.
Gas
4.40%
preferred
Natural
5;60%
Initial
Northern
5»/2%
Natural
Ontario
Northern
1st
8-31
9-20
Insurance
;*
9-20
.
9-20
10-15
4(4%
preferred
5y4%
preferred
Pharmacal
$5.50
8-24
t" 9-20
8-31
,10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
40c
•
10-
1
r
common
__i
(quar.)
!
commoni.___4_
32yac
(quar.)
$i.l2V2
(quar.)__^'____-____^i^$1.31(4
—
25c
25c
•.
9-1
8-3,
9- 1
1
8-15
9-1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-21
9-10
8-10
RUss
8-22
1
9-
4%
St.
4
8-20
9-10
8-10
9-
1
8-11
9- 9
8-17
9-
1
8-15
75c
9-10
8-17
5%
30c
9-28
9-
4
5%
$1.50
9- 4
8-20
5%
St.
5%
7%
•
St.
25c
8-31
'
"
.
Paul
8-31
St.
8-9
Regis
•
9-30
'
'
8-
•
3
San
9-1
8-
6
$1
10-15
10-
1
9c
—-24c
5Vi%
San
9-14
9- 6
"
25c
9-14
8-31
8-20
&
1
1-
8-20
Scott
9-
1
8-20
Scott,
$1.75-10-1
55c
Scott
9-10
9-20
8-31
$2.50
•
Poor
2nd
&
$1.75.(quar.)—'.
4
8-20
9-21
8-31
9-
$25c
Class
A
Premier
t
!
1
/
(quar.)
Prentice
Hall,
Corp.
Ine.
(stock
$4
$2
Public
-
-
*
■
Corp.,
43/4%
preferred
(quar.).:
Washington
preferred
dividend
9-
'
"
9-
1
4
10-
1
9-14
,
8-10
,
9-15
8-31
8-10
1
8-10
$1.23%
9-
1
8-10
$1.37%
9-
1
8-10
(quar.)_____
10c
9-
4
8-17
(quar.)_
30c
9-10
8-20
50c
9-10
25c
9-
1
8-
3
$1
9-
1
8-
3
$6%c
9-
1
8-15
8-15
!
9-1
$$1.06%
9-15
12 y2c
8-16
8-30
(quar.)_
9-
1
;
5c
_!____.
A
8-31
7-31
9-
25c
!
(quar.)
8-20
8-15
1
$55C
1
7-31
10c
9-
6
8-
7 Vic
9-
1
2%
1
;
9-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
10-
15c
(quar.)
6
8-17
9-15
8-31
1
9-10
9-20
•
5c
9-
7
40c
common
8-17
8-31
$1
(com.
10-
l
8-31
$1.07Va
Power
10-
1
8-31
incr.-quar.)
9-18
21c
(quar.)
9-
$125
1
t25c
tquar.)_x
10-
11-
l :
$$1.25
(quar.)
4
9-14
10-
10-25
1
9-25
25c
-
(quar.)
Insurance—
9-17
9-
4
$1.25
9-17
9-
4
$1.25
com.
12-17
12-
3
10-
11c
(quar.-)^
9-14
8-31
8-
6
32c
10-17
10-10
25c
8-15
7-31
35c
9-
1
7-27
$1.10
(quar.)_;
common
5
:
—
10-
8-24
8-3
29%c
9-;l
8-
34%c
9-1
8-3
15c
10-26
8-24
Racing
&
:
D
(quar.)
*___
Assn._
(Walter. J.)
&
<
Mfg.
3.65%
Co,,
Income)
Seaboard
$4.75
;
Power
Clark
Fund
$5
9-14
Sexton
10-12
11-
1
10-12
30c
9-
(from
pfd.
1
9-
7Vic
8-14
1
99-
8-14
8
7
8-24
net
13c
8-17
10-10
9-20
(quar.)
!_^
35c
8-10
25c
9- 1
9-10
(quar.)
35c
8-20
8-
45c
8-24
8-10
(N.
Co.
&
Y.)
iquar.)__
Industries
10-1"
1
$1.56%
Co.
Security Life
Quarterly
8-10
11-
(quar.)_
Searle
Season-all
8-15
9-10
•
10-10
Falls
9-21
I
$1.25
$1.18%
Corp.
D.)
8-20
8-24
9-
(quar.)
.
Sealright-Oswego
(G.
1
91 Vic
-
;
Surety
1
9-
9-14
85c
,___
(quar.)
Co.,
9-17
10-
10c
$1
•
Finance
preferred
preferred
Sealed
A
8-15
20c
(quar.)
class
Stevens &
.
3
9-30
1
$7Vic
_»
(increased-qu^r:-
com.
preferred
Inc.*
8-
9-
17c
•
<_
(quar.)__________
common
8-24
8-20
10-15
15c
-
(quar.)
■
3
39c
:____
:
(quar.)_
(initialV
8-3
10-26
35c
Co.
Ltd.
t
37Vic
Corp., class A
(monthly)
Co.,
8-31
ll%c
15c
9-30
9-
10-10
Corp.
(quar.)____i.
(quar.)
.
9 20
10-10
•
9-20
8-20
3
7Vic
8-31
8-17
10c
(quar.)*
11-10
10-25
22Vic
10- 3
9-14
t50c
$56Vic
8-24
10- 2
10- 2
7-13
8-31
8-31
Continued
on
___—
8-17
10-. 1
8-15
9-10
8-15
9%
11- 2
(John)
&
Trust
Co.
(Winston-Salem,
:
:
&
L
Co
9-14
4
50c
..
8-10
1
9-
29lie
2%/
(quar.)__
.
Shawinigan Water & Power—(quar.)^
i
9-
$1.18%
9-7
10c
pfd.
9-
$1
$1.02%
9-1
Seaboard
8-10
9-1
22V2c
I_
31V4c
9-
Common
4%
Insurance—
(quar.)
Savings Insurance
Stock
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
preferred .(quar.)
Scovili
4
9-
8-10
9-28
25c
dividend)—
&
'
32 Vic
Salle.
Scudder
9^-24
7c
(quar.)
{5-
9-
8-17
Works, common (quar.)__
preferred A & B (quar.U.,
Paper
4
9- -1
...
(quar.)__
94
9-15
9-10
preferred
9-
-
36c
_;
Progress Mfg.,-$1.25 ^preferred
Providence
-9-24
lc
Proctor-Silex
2nd
'
9-15
80c
60c
Water
Fetzer
Scripto,
25c
(quar.)
Industrial
Preway,". Inc.
*
f
Co.—
8-15
37 %c
:
(initial quar.)
Stockyards
(quar.)__
Foresman
$6.25
Products
Regulator
11-30
5c
&
9-4
62V8C
___"
-(quar.)___
B___x_____^
Power's
;
Power
-9-24
62V2c
(quar,)>
Electric
Industrial
Power
5c
preferred (quar.)
Company
Potomac
12-14
preferred E (quar.)
$3.40
.
Corp.,
conimbn
(quar.)____
1st preferred (quar/)
8-15
10-14
1
Scott-La
Ashtabula Ry.—
(quar.)--.
Development, -Ltd.
8-15
-
9-15
Schneider
9-
9-
-
I
X
11-1
(quar.)i/_.
common
Schering Corp. common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd.
(quar.)
8-15
8-24
'
10c
_
9-
1
16c
Juan
$1.25
Glass -(quar.)___
8-15
10c
Ltd.- (quar.)_^___
Foods,
Jose
$1.20
Ry.—
1
preferred C
Salada
37l/2c
&, Chicago
8-
0-
9- I
9- 1
Extra
Wayne
5
7c
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
•4.70%
■"
9-20
9-
25%
Paper,
4.40%
9-l'4
$1.37%
(reduced)
9-20
11-26
4%
Marine
Union
4.75%
com.
8-15
12-17
75 c
;
Castings
&
common
Paul
8-24
(quar.)'__
10- 4.
68%C
(quar.)
Steel
St.
8-15
9-15
•
15c
"
10- 4
'
dividend
8-15
$40c'
income
8-15
10c
!____
Corp.,- Ltd., common
Fire
Stock
9-1
investment
8-17
6
P-n
$50c
preferred (quar.)
9-12
-
9-12
9-
50c
(quar.)
Co.___
Inc.,
preferred
Louis
St.
8-10
8-31
15c*
Polaroid5%
9-10
25c
preferred (quar.)
New
20c
preferred
Placer
1
!
Louis-San Francisco Ry.,
1
Youngstown
10-
Inc.
Lawrence
St.
Inc.—
preferred
8-16
8-15
90c
common
Canada
preferred *A
10-
(quar.).:—
Corp.. (qUar.)
Aircraft
6
5
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_^
preferred (quar.)
\ 75c
net
8-10
1
99-
30c
preierred
Stores.
Co.
Gas
9-
50c
$5c
Joseph Light &
20c
-
8-15
40c
4.30%
-
75c
common
8-10
1
9-
12 %c
(auar.)
Togs Inc.. class
Safeway
30c
(Hartford),
1
8-24
(Calif.)—
Ryan Aeronautical
50c
•
9-14
Management
7
8- 3
9-
4
9-
,$1.75
'
10-
$30c
Corp
(quar.)
:
Rudd-Melikiah, Inc;
(stock dividend)
Ruppert (Jacob) 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
8- 3
'
-
8-17
9-14
20c
Ltd., class A
Tool
of
Rubbermaid,
9-14
9- 1.
Co.—
1
8-31
-
,
30c
$1.12%
(quar. )___-*__
9-
10-15
41c
&
Bank
Royalties
,.8-15
9-28
4
25c
(quar.
(HenrV)
Gear
Royal
•
.
9-
45c
Corp.
Reid
Rosenfeld
1
"Gas,
Fund
Natural
Class
32(4c
9-1
>.
50c
1
9-18
"
& J
H
I
preferred
9-
Plate
9-14
8-16
(quar.)
15c
8-17
10-1
(quar.)___.
Co.
convertible
Ross
8-15
'
9-14
11-
7*/ac
L
Inc.,
Transit
Marie
5%
8-15
1
1
$27c
(quar.)_.
Manufacturing
4V4%
Rose
8-15
9r
■
1
9-
11-15
10c
Corp. (quar.)
Haas Co., common (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)__
47V2c
Pittsburgh,
9-14
9-14
9-14
,
9- 1
5c
10-
9-14
—
(quar:).
(quar.)
H.)
Rolland Paper Co.;
Class B
9- .5
9- >1
•
J.)
(N.
preferred K (quar.)
preferred L (quar.)__
(quar.)____
Pittsburgh
8-24
10-1
Street
Pittsburgh, Fott
Quarterly
8-10
9-20
9-14
Co.
$1.06
1
1
lie
&
4%
8-10
8-10
.
8-22
8-31
10-
68 %c
(quar.)
:
'
•
9-. 1
t
10-
$1.16
•«
1
9-1
25c
_
(quar.)____
preferred-(quar.)___^____*
$4.80
9-28
8-31
(quar.)__,
Service,
$1.15
»
-
—
Pittfebutgh Cokfe & Chemical,
$5 preferred
(quar.)—
8-31
8-31
(quar.>__—4_____+—$1.12(4
Public
-9-1
9-12
9-14
$15c
(quar.)
Inc.*
preferred
4.95%
Rohm
8-10
8-10
8-10
9-
9-21
20c
Rockwell-Standard
8-10
9-
(quar.)L
Engravers & Electrotypers, *Ltd. (s,-a)
Piper
..
'
8^-31
Ltd.; (quar.$15c
(quar.)___
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
Norwich
9-10'
;
9-29
8-25
Bancorporatlon,
preferred
1
9- 1
$1.12 Vn,
(quar.) L
-
Quarterly from
1
10-25
Northwest
Pepper Co,)-
Gear
&
Petroleum
Pine
1
$50c
$683/4c
preferred
9-
$1.17%
1
87 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Rochester
8-20
Paul,
Pioneer,
8-15
Utilities,
Northwestern
9-
12-
9-1
Northland
50%
.
$12V2c
Power, common
1
Inc.
(quar.)_1
_'—
l__
Petersburg & Hopewell
Gas
(quar.)
Petroleuiri Exploration. Inij. (Maine), com—
Pfaudler
Permutit, Infe.
(quar.'*
Ltd—
Co.,
-
Quebec
10-11
8-31
1 7
9-28
40c
.
(quar.).
Gas
9-
$1.01
!
10-
.
50c
Myers,
(H.
Rockwell
8-20
Pillsbury Co.,-common (quar.)_l_
$4
preferred (quar.)
—•
9
$1.37(4
$1.45
$1.40
^4^41——±~
.
Telephone,, com.
preferred
7%'
Gas—
preferred (quar.)________4
preferred
(quar.)
;__4____i_
(quar;)
_
preferred
Northern Ohio
8-
9-15
44c
(quar.)____—l_4___—__
8-17
9-10
12-15
20c
30c
(increased-quar.)
Common
5.80%
(quar.)_!_:_
Service, "compioh—
(Illinois)
Public
Indiana
Northern'
5*/2%
r
25c
preferred
1
llr
,
10c
North
4
20c
common^,—^
preferred (quar.—
(quar.)__—:_
-_4—-—4—
5y2%
1
$1.10
92V2c
—
preferred
4¥2%
Machine
Piedmont" Natural
9-14
.
10c
(quar.)_
Investment,
Corp.,
Photo
8-30
9- 7
8-17
9-
$1
,
Car
9-15
(quar.)
Corp.
Philhps
8-10
1
9-13
9-21
■
i30c
—
American
30c
25c
$1
—_____
North
15c
58y2c957V2c
(see Dr.
Co.
Phoenix
:
'
(quar.)_J
Noranda Mines, Ltd.. new com. (init,. quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry., common (quar.)
6%
preferred iquar.)_'
:—.1--;—
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd __—:__—
North American Acceptance Corp. (quar.i__
Quarterly
1
44%
9- 3
Quarterly
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.
(*quar.)____
Philadelphia Suburban'Transportation—
Quarterly
;
_^____
:____
Philadelphia Transportation
(resumed)=___
•
•
V
1—.—i-_—____—
common
9-17
-a—
,
.
preferred F'(quar.)
4%
Philadelphia, Germantowh & Norristown RR.
,9-14
1
9-3
•'
40c
'
Corp. (12c from net invests
plus 18c from undistributed
Chemical Co.;
4c
______
.
Nopco
4%%
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.) ______________—
Philadelphia Electric Cb.
(quar.)___—_____
5
3
9-
$1.40
.
—.'—
__—
—_—
9-
1
4.10%
8-15
1
,
Rochester Gas & Electric—
8-15
15c
(quar.).;
8-15
1
7C
preferred
: 9-14
.
L
t60c
Quarterly
Niagara Share
9-
9-19
$1.50
Ltd.—:—____—
_:
•
9-7
$1.25
8-31
9-14
&
$1.50
1
(quar.)_
1
(Quar.)
Rdb^rtson
5.50%
preferred
preferred
Peter
9-7
10-
RCbbins
8
8-31
1
1
4.60%
(quar.)_________l^—!___
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
_!—!_.
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd,. (quar.)
4.64%
preferred ; (quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre
(quar.)__
11
Penton
Publishing (quar.)_^
;
Peoples Drug Stores (quar;)__;
Peoples Gas Light & Coke— , 7
v
' /'
Increased
quarterly
,
*
Iff-
'
$1.12 V2
$1.12y2
—!
(quar.)
'
8-24
8-15
pfd.
8-31
9-
2%
(quar.)
dividend '
Stock
: * 8- '3
9- 4
8-20
4.40%
7-13
_!
(quar.)
Brass
&
Express,
Roadway
8-24
8-
class A
preferred
9-
!—
Perkins
"8-31
"
8-24
8-20
,9-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
(qua,r.)
Perfex
1.
.
i__—1_!
(quar.);___!___
,9-10
1 10- 1"
;
prior preferred (quar.)
Light & Power Co.,
1
Electric,
Perfect
8-10
8-31
10-
40c
•
,
Newfoundland
Common
9-10
'
class A (quar.)
Times,
B
:
;
(quar.)____
& St. Louis'RR". (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
Class
12V2c
Co,
State Electric
York
$1.0iy4
li___
(quar.) ______*
Brake
8-31
.
dividend)
B
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.):
5l/2%
.9- 1
preferred
Pepper
9-10
1
6%
,
•
4.05%.
Class
8-17
$62y2c
4.50%
8-10
;
8-7
9- 4
9-
(quar.
8-24
9-28
$$1.50
(quar.)
Brothers Co.,
A
10-
<quar.>
8-15
1
20C
Oil
Class
,
preferred
4.70%, preferred
8-15
9-14
9-14
i4c
(quar.)___!
preferred (quar.)____
9-15
.Rio Algom .Mines," Ltd., common
Rittenhouse Fund (quarterly from income)
Ritter Finance cq. Inc.—
(quar.)_x—./ 25c
.Products
8-
:
A
—
3.70%
4.05%
7
9-14
—
Class
8-31
common
preferred
Pennsylvania
8-17
9-
Co.,
convertible
4.60%
8-10
8-31
/
Corp.,
stock
B
1
4.68%
RiChman
8-15
8-24
9- 7
8-31
*
(N.'J. )—
Initial
New
9-
9-28
8-27
Fruit
Penn
3
8-31
40c
(quar.)—
Richardson Co. (quar.)
Ricnardson-Merrell, Inc..
30c
(quar.)-
8-
9-
$40c
Tobacco Co.
preferred
(quar.)
3.60%.
3iy4c
Industries
Metal
Peninsular
8-17
(quar.)_
preferred
3-15
9-14
$20c
Reynolds (R. .J.)
.x_
—
8-15
-
35c
(quar.)
Copper
8-28
(quax.,•
4
(quar.)_.
Rexall Drug & Chemical
Richfield
.
(quar.)
Co.
Tool
Revere
9-21
$35c
(quar.)—
Pipe Line Ltd.—
1st
5%
>8-24
9-25
Corp.,
■
w—a..
.L'jxi.J'
Co.Mquar.)_____——
Tube
Pendleton
8-24
9-15
Video
Class
9-14
5%
Union
preferred
Brewing
Pembina
10-25
35c
National
2-for-l
1
1
9-14
15c
(quar.)_
Chemical Corp.
National
Nationwide
11-
:
Research
5%
Pearl
8-17
(quar.)__!
:
4
&
1
10-
.
30c
Co.
National
9-
Peerless
——
National
8-16
—
(quar.)___.._
Machinery
(incr.-quar.)__
(quar.)__—
preferred (quar.)_.
Peabody Coal Co., common
;11- lv.; 10- 4
7%c
(Canada)
Co.
Parchment Paper
(quar.)Mfg. Co., LtdY, common_____J_
1
9-
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
8-15
8-31 '
^rri5Ci;- :9- 1 7
l2i
"10-22
$20C '-,J-0-14
,
9-
Chains
8-24
25C
___
26c
,
8-15
.
25c
—
1
(quar.)_
Company,
50c '
7%
Co.—
Industries
Rubber
Paton
z
_
8-15
9-
(quar.)__
(stock
Co.
preferred
7c
A__
8-15
1
Corp., $1 preferred (quar.)
Republic Insurance Co. (Texas)
(quar.)
Building Materials, Ltd.—
6%
redeemable
preferred ' (quar.)
1 8- 6
.
9-6
«
9-14
s.
.
9-28
'
9-15
$1 •: 10-1' :•
•
1
Revelstoke
8-15
! 9-15
9- 6
-t
8-31
99-
Republic
8-17
.
7V2c
Paterson
8-27
9-14
$1.50
—
__.
Presto
National
$1.75
Insurance
8-10
JquarO,
com.
(quar.)_—_.r_—
_
&
1
9-
_
;—
B
9-28
.
;
Corp.
(quar.)
Co., class
Pen
parsons
.8-27
Pictures
Inc.
Class
8-3
1
9-10;
;
75c
(quar.)__I
Assurance
9-
$1.12%
/
Accident
Tenn.)
tl5c
17y2c
—
(quar.)
9-
t
(quar.____
Line,
20c
-
9-29
30c
12 V2c
America—
Renold
'
8-20
37y2c
„$4c
25c
.«•
50c
*,
.
$1.32
.
(quar.)
preierred
Reheis
9- 1
8-31
8-31
27c
.Quarterly.
9-1
9-29
8-31
(quar.)—:
Corp,
30c
$1.06%
(quar.)
(increased—
"7%
National
Papercraft
•
•
Sulphur
Manhandle Eastei-n #ipe
4%
preferred (quar.)
.
_________
par)
par)
National
J 50c
(quar.)_
____
4%%
„
American
Pan
'
Products
6%
8-10
8-17
$2
9-29
8-31
87 %c
Raytheon Co.. 5V2% preferred
Carriers
Refractory & Insulation Corp.
9-12
9-12
20c
_
8-31
Redwing
8-10
5%
—
(quar;)—-—!
/
9-14-
;
(quar.;)_
Gil Corp.
6%/preferred (quar.)
;Pamour -Porcupine Mines, Ltd.-
9-5
,
J.tO-15
25c
.'
8-
9-14*'
Co.
Vegetable
Package Products (stock dividend)•__—___
Packaging Corp. of America, common
z*
,
!
Lumber
Pacific
8-15
,•
From
ordinary incomes
25c
National. Bank !^Tulsa) (quar.)—25c
National Biscuit Co._____;
37%c!
National. Cash
'
,;
9-15
'
8-20
;
9-29
$1.26%
(quar.)
com.
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A
8-22*
9-;l
.
8-31
$1.07%
Corp., Ltd
Corp.
Purina
Ranco, Inc.
9-30
9-30
Co., 5% conv. pfd., (quar.)__
31J/4c
preferred series A (quar.)______,
,37y2c
Pacific Employers Insurance (L. AO (quar.)
* 25c
Pacific Far East Linb, Ltd., common (quar.)
15c...
5V4%- 1st preferred (quar.)
$0.3281'/4
Pacific. Finance Corp.
(quar.)___4
65c
Pacific Hawaiian Products
(quar.7y2c *,
2nd
6%
Co.
of
1st
Ralston
9-4
25c
—
Coast
8-22
"
20c
1
Corp.—
Corp.
$3.50
8-24
A
8-31
40c
Refining
Mining
Radio
9- 5
(quar.)_^
8-17
15c
;_
Nation-Wide Check (quar.!)
National
Power
9-14
2uc
class
9-29
(quar.)
Design
62y2c
,
•
9-29
;
Indiana,
(quar.
(quar.)
Oil
Radar
(quar.)—__—
.
20c
State
8-20
9-17
9-17
8-7
11- 1
8-10
8-10
(quar.)_____—
common
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing Co.,
1
25c
'____
Chemical(quar.)_J
Nashua Corp., class A (quar.
Co.
Quemont
*
—
Nalco
Quaker
Quebec
8-10
8-23
8-28
9-10
9-10
20c
x
9-29
(quar.)
Supermarkets Inc. (quar.)
Oil
Pure
■
35c
$1.02
Pullman, Inc. (reduced quar.)
8-10
37y2c
50c
3
3
8-31
8-10
■
9- 7
9- 6
-
---
(quar.)_____'
99-
9-29
$1.04%
_____
Co. ,of
preferred
preferred
preferred
Class
V
_____■
9- 1
9- 1
30c
'
.
8-15
8-10
<
(quar.)
Service
3y2%
4.32%
4.16%
9-17
9-17
55c
$1.25
preferred
5.28%
Public
8-13
1
9-27
9-
40c
,
'
Marine
9-12
12%c
$1.37y2
1.
Foundation—....
12-
12-20
____
(quar.)__
9-15
8-31
~
(s-a)
(quar.)
i
Orbit Instrument Corp.; (stock dividend)
Qshawa Wholesale Ltd.> Class A
±~,
9-1
..
8-31
8- 6
8-6
8-6
8-6
Pueblo
10%
.
preferred
8-31
10^
9-14
9-1
*
8-10
8-10
$1.31%
(quar.)_
7
8-31
4%
(quar.)
25c
$1.12'/a
1
1
&
preferred
5.05%
i
Gpelika .Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
'•
4%
preferred (quar.)_iL
__I
'j
8-31
'
! 10-. 1
9c
Muskogee Company
8-15
Line,
Brewing Co. (quar.)
:_i__
Onondaga
Pottery
Oqdar.)__———
-
1
9-
#$1.10>(, 9: 1;
$1.05
9- 1
$1.02
9- 1
dividend)___
common
Chemical
Corp.
Tyrone
1
___
(quar.)
9-1
1
$1.14 -i
Olympia
______
(quar.)
Investing
Mathieson
1
10-
(quar.)
common
preferred
.(stock
-
8-10
1
9-
9-
,
Gas, com. (quar.)
$1.40 dividend prefei-ence (quar.>___
4.08% preferred (quar.)
4.18% preferred (quar.)
4.30%. preferred (quar.)
8- 1
9c
Telephone CO.,
preferred (S-a)
40c
10-
dividend)..
Murphy (G. C.) Co.
Gas
9- 7
8-23
9-14
Electric
9-
$1.16
$1.22%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Service
Payable of Rec.
$1.06%
*
5V*%
Public
_
9- 1
9-15
—l
;
Natural
40c
_
A
Corp.
Okanagan
Film LaboraLories—
A
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
.(quar.);
Inc.,
1
Inc.
,
$1.17ya
—______
Star,
7
9-
25c
:
Inc.
Extra
Movie
9-
.
-"9-
Fuel
Morrison-Knudsen
Mount
8-15
8-31
9-28
Supply
(.quar.)-*.—______35c
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
,
(.
t25c
preference A (quar.)*
_
t$l.75
preference B (quar.)
t$1.75
7%
1
Machine
&
Forge
$1.12%
__
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4.70%
t
9-
12y2c
,(quar.)___;
Utilities,
preferred
Moore
8-x5
25c
4.50%
Montana
1
Ohiq Power Co.v 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
.4.40%
preferred
<quar.)_—_—
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)__.^
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)
jl
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products
1
9-
Tool_:___
Chemical
Ohio
7%c
-
(semi-annual)__
Machine
Monsanto
(initial quar.)
(quar.)— '
(quar.7)
,L_.
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
preferred
(quar.)_;
Public Service Co. of New. Mexico^—
,
9-n
preferred
8-31
30c
pfd.
conv,
4.56%
Cm,
Share
of Colorado—
4.90%
g-15
xbc
—
9-12
30c
(quar.).
Ohio"Edison
1
(quar.)_____—
of Company
preferred
preferred
4.64%
1
8-
,
$$1.75
•
25c
(quar.)__
9-15
$1.25
_______
9-15
Crankshaft
pfd.
.,8-31
25c
(quarv)_
v
—
(quar.)—
Inc.
9-
*
5c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Rubber
Mon-Art,
common
:
9-15
10-
$1
_
,
9- 1
8-31-^
_
9-15
$1.10
_______
______
4»/4%
8- 1
8-1
9-1
5%
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10-1
(quar.)
9- 1
.
12(4c
45c
.
common..
___.
(increased-quar.)
Inc.
O'okiep Copper, Ltd., ordinary shares—
(A payment of about $1.40 peip share less
South African non-resident tax).—...—--
(quar.)L_'~
Mississippi Glass, common
Mississippi Power,. 4.60%
preferred
Class
$62y2c
$$1.12(4
.$$1.
(quar.)
(quar.)_£.
$1.25
Minftesota Pbwer'& Light, common
5% preferred (quar.)___,
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line,
preferred
Namt
Holders
When
per
"
Public Service Co.
' "8-20
50c
"$1.25
Regulator—
(quar.)
preference "(quar.)_______
preferred
4Vi%
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Common
Holders
Share; Payable of Rec.
1
_
_
& Power Co. Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
5%
.
Company*
Scotia Light
9-
\
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$1,371/2
(quar.)
preferred
Naihe bf
•
Nova
Co.—'
preferred
PayUble of Rec.
Co.—-
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
When
Per
Holders
when
Share
.
13
(753)
(Increased)
_
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4Vi%
'
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>
$25c
(Texas)—
11-
1
page
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(754)
14
.
.
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
16
3
25
17% Sep
Lowest
Highest
52% Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
44% Jan
36
21
Dec
55
Apr
25
Jun
'
Jan
9
25
52 y8 Jun
25
66
Abbott
21% Jan
15
ABC
75% Feb
16
ACF Industries
Vending Corp
673/4
67
673/4
693/4
70%
71
72
113/4
12%
11%
11%
24%
24%
243/4
243/4
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
21% Oct
3
43% Apr
17
May 29
23% Jan
3
Adams-Millis Corp
Mar 14
109 V* Oct
6
90% Jan
2
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
35% Jan
17
Aeroquip
18% Apr
18
Air
Control
4iy4 May 29
84'A Mar 15
Air
Products
45 % May 29
70'/a Feb
7
4% Feb
19
16
86y2 Dec
12
Jan
10
18
61% Nov
29
3% Nov
24
32% Jan
3
12% Jan
8
22% Apr
4
Alco
25
39
Jan
2
Aldens
25
94% May 16
9
24 y2 July
Dec
11
90
Jun
8
15% Apr
4
32 V* Jan
4
53% Apr
35
Jan
3
50 V4 Sep
4
7
40
Jan
6
55
Nov
24
89
Dec
12
100% Jun
16% Jan
4
20% Sep
50% Jan
3
66 y4 Aug
12% Jun
27
16% Dec
21
12
3
52% Apr
13
34% May 29
5% May 29
14
Jan
48% Jan
39 Va May 28
53% Apr
2
88 y2 July
94 Va Jun
19
6
5
16 Vt
3
35 Va Jun
10% May 11
11
July
6 Va Jun
7
Oct
44
Jan
81
Aug
11
84 Va
14% Sep
28
21 y2 Apr
10 % Jun
25
29
14
17
110
19
Oct
70% Nov
3
Nov
49 Va Jun
15
25
y2 May 15
26
25 Va Oct
4
36y2 Sep
2
Aug
20
11
25% Dec
12
56 Va Nov
30
20
26
45
Mar 24
Jun
25
16 % Jun
81% Mar 30
19 Va Dec
25
22
18
May 29
19
37% Oct
11
3
119% Dec
7
84% Jun
25
May 11
20% Jun
15
34
24Va Oct
2
19% Oct
23
36
Jan
22
3
130
May 31
47% Aug 10
58% Sep
7
64% Apr
3
24 Va Apr
59
5
15 y4 Jan
11
38% Jan
4
51% Jun
41
6
173/4
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
173/a
173/8
173/4
2,600
28
29%
28%
29%
29%
30%
30%
31%
30%
31%
13,000
100
*90
91%
*90
*90
91%
18%
Allied
6
Jan
4
Allis-Chalmers
Supermarkets
4.08%
Mfg
Portland
Alside
Inc
Aluminium
4
15
Amerada
30
May 18
July 19
65
Apr
4
18% Jan
4
American
Bosch
53% Apr 25
American
Brake
Shoe
t
6%
preferred
19%
*19
19%
900
37%
37
37%
37
37%
82,600
36%
12%
700
39%
39%
1,100
7%
7%
900
7%'
57
58
87
86%
86%
11%
12
11%
12
14 %
14%
14%
14%
*84%
87%
*84%
87%
57
58
87
12
14%
*86
87%
8,500
60
5,700
32,400
87%
*84%
18%
17%
18
18
18%
18%
18 %
18%
18%
8,800
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24%
23%
27%
23,800
23%
24%
24 Va
23%
24
23%
23%
76,000
60%
x59%
62%
63
63%
63%
65
63%
63%
21,800
17
16%
17%
17
17
17%
17%
20%
19%
20
104%
24
103 %
23
19%
20
20
102%
103%
—
,
i._5
•'
103%
22%
17%
17%, ' 17%
24
*96
23"%
x23
97
23Va
;-24
*62 !»;\
63 VJ
■
14%
14%
47%
:
63
-
15
15%
48
48
48
97
23%
23
12,900
23%
17,900
18%
31,100
23
18%
24
*24
24%
63
16
47%
*96 VB
23%
15%
47%
-
2,900
103 Va
18%
63
'
19%
102%
97
24
63
'
18%
.-.
23 Va
65
7,600
24 Va
14%
600
110
•
15%
47%
-
48
47%
23%
*63%
15% -16%
-
100
102
*24
64
62%
-
1,200
17%
19%
23%
23
18%
22%
•
*17
104%
97
*96
24
.<•
i
;
23 Va
97
24%
*•<
_No par
23
17%
*96
23%
^
•;•*;.
23
17%
100
20
20
103"%
102%
22%
Corp2^j;l;'2~■
Co
12%
39%
7%
17
---50
^
*84%
13
39%
*12%
60%
Co—^___No parcommon
87
11%
14%
87%
30
23%
22%
1
pr^|erred
American Bank Note
19%
*89
18
1
common..
Bakeries
90
19%
"85%
10
No par
No par
Arma
Airlines
*89%
19%
100
America
3%convertible
90
18%
*86
11%
14%
;
12.50
Corp____No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
1
7,000
89%
86
11%
14%
Petroleum
of
46%
11%
14%
x86
Corp
134% Feb
Co
46
10
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace
46%
13
No par
Aluminum
17.900
46%
39%
7%
58%
1
_.
9
6,100
32 %
7%
57%
*86
11%
14 Va
100
_________
19
26%
32
7%
58%
No par
preferred.
Feb
24%
32%
7%
57%
Cement..
Limited
24%
31%
12%
common
convertible
Alpha
24%
33%
46%
90
39%
Inc__
25,300
8%
8
24 Va
13
5
8
7%
8
91%
*90
32Va
46Va
*89
39%
13
39%
91%
4,000
23%
36%
12%
39%
7%
57%
Products
Allied
7%
7%
39%
*7%
57%
5
Corp__
Allied Stores Corp common
4%
preferred
7
36%
36%
9
No par
.
2
7%
*90
91%
36%
12%
Corp
Co
Mills
18
25
1,100
17%
89%
American
Jun
35%
18%
4
25
33/8
34%
18%
40% Jan
11% Jun
3 5/a
35%
Inc
22
Jun
20,700
3 3/a
x343/4
89%
Allied
Mar
523/4
3%
35%
1
Allied
31
52%
3%
35 Va
3%
100
5
23% Jan
53%
3%
35
46%
15
114
52
53%
3%
46
American
26
X52 %
51%
5.300
34 Va
46%
23
16
25
Jun
20
17
54%
51%
51%
5
Feb
15% Jun
90
23% Jun
98 y4 Sep
27 Va May
24,700
25%
3%
preferred
68 Va Mar 23
Jun
12,400
59%
-
1
.
20% Feb
69% Jan
28
16
59
32%
31
34
15%
603/4
23
28% Jan
17% Jun
38% May 16
16
58%
32
30% Jan 12
49% Mar 20
May 29
143/4
59%
23
Chemical
100% Mar
July 5
17% Aug 14
35 % Feb
15%
573/4
7%
66% Feb
81 %
May 15
28
26% Oct
14%
32%
46%
89%
Allied
23
Va
23%
4
243/o
14
56%
7%
Jun
243/a
13%
32%
16% Feb
11,800
553/4
22 %
4
88
3
14
56
,
35%
common
9% Feb
25
133/4
14
■
3%
.
_
convertible
17% Feb
25
81% May
3
May
preferred
Kid
14
243/8
1
6%
13%
24%
34,500
*34%
common
44% Jan
25
24
5,800
54%
5
_
Industries
Jan
24
14%
53%
2
_
Inc
Allen
57
25
23%
14 Va
54 Va
243/a
13%
14
_2
_
-
2
Va Mar
133/s
Allegheny Power System___
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
2
23
13%
10
5
6
27
13%
4,400
13
53%
13%
54%
13%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_____l
Jun
Aug
May 29
54%
54%
-No par
Inc
Corp
Alleghany Corp
19
30
41
Inc
12%
533/4
13
12%
52
13%
1
Chemicals
&
Gas
13 Va
54%
14
_
Products
4Va%
12 lA Mar 20
5
36 y2 Jan
9'A Sep
1
Industries
14% May 29
25
Jun
12%
53%
Products
Reduction
J
Alabama
33
29
93
Air
A
40 y2 Mar 26
9
Va Aug
20
29
88 Va Jun
3 % May 29
5'A Mar 24
45% Nov
3
37% Dec
84
41% Nov
-No par
3,200
12,800
24
Corp
Corp
15
25
May 28
73% Nov
98
Adams Express Co
liy8 Jun
15 Va
67
21
20 % Jun
14%
12
33% Feb
9
14%
71%
25
21
14 Va
673/a
22 y2 Jun
29
15%
11%
22
14% Mar
14%
69%
33 % Nov
36% Apr
14%
663/4
3
19% Nov
13,800
6,000
14%
11%
24% Jan
3
11,500
14%
68%
Acme
4
200
61%
67%
2
Co
Shares
61-%
*■
11
Jan
28
61%
68 Va
Acme Markets Inc
21
Sep
41
603/4
•
663/4
2
28
8 Va
►
11%
99 Va Jan
10% Jun
10% Jan
62
68%
26
5
22 % Jan
*39%
40%
68 Va
Jun
2 4 J/2 Jun
Admiral
Aug. 17
393/4
393/4
llVa
14
3
19% Mar 15
-61,
60%
Friday
Aug. 16
67%
22
107% Nov
Jan
25
593/8
Sales for
the Week
Thursday
67
Deb
28
17
10
40 Va
40
*39 Va
'
PRICES
1
3
Feb
47% Jun
61Va
SALE
10
Inc
Jan
80
.
HIGH
Aug. 15
14%
1
_
.
76
Steel
39%
60%
38
68
Aug. 14
*38%
Laboratories
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 13
Par
Abacus Fund
16
81% Mar
Jun
13
55
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
59% Aug 14
7
27% May 16
75
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
48
42,300
1,500
,r
American
fi
•
...
Broadcasting-Paramount
'
41% Aug 29
61% Apr
49
Nov
28
4
.
22% Jun 25
47% Feb 19
38% May 29
17
34% Jan
47% Feb
Jan
4
39% Jun
5
38% July
42% Jan
3
53
Jun
7
41
36
r
Jun
5
27
70% Jan
6
97Va Mar 28
50% Jun
19 % Jan
3
25% May 12
18'/a May 29
21
25
18% Feb
7
29% Apr
40
Feb
2
59% Jun
8
May 29
31% May 29
84
Jan
4
93
Oct
2
84
21
Mar 20
Jan
52
Jun
6
36
Jun
29
57% Jan
3
77% Nov
20Va Jan
3
47% Dec
Jan
17
Feb
Jan
13
5
4
23% Apr
28
8% Jan
4
12% Apr
18
Dec
29
25% Jun
25
40% Feb
8
89% Sep
45
Jun
25
79
2
24
Jan
75% Nov
3
28
Sep
26
26
13% Jan
6
20 % Jan
3
99 Va Jan
9
40
12% May 29
8% Jun
35
Apr
14
26
20
Nov
21
28 % Nov
22
105
17
May 24
27
May 29
13% May 29*
18% Jun
101
28
Mar 20
Jan
33% Feb
19% Feb
42 V2 Jan
2
36% Nov
30
63% Apr
20
19
May 28
81% Oct
13
86% Feb
27
81
Jun
25
86
Mar 19
24% Jan
3
39% Dec
14
25% Jun
25
10
Jan
20% May 16
Investment Co
Mach
18% Mar 13
&
Metal
27
30 Va Apr
19
11% May 29
17% Jan
4
American
37
Apr
28
55% Dec
8
33
53
Apr
23
American
Natural
34
Jan
19
49 Va
46
54
Jan
18
81% Dec
4
29% Dec
29
46% Sep
13
Jun
2
17% Nov
21
Jan
3
12% Jan
3
139% Sep
28
Dec
19
25
33 % Jan
3
62
146
2
American
News
2
American
2
Amer
28
54% Jan
4
American
18% Jan
25
18
Jun
23
127%
Apr~Il
27% Jan
16
122
Jan
2
May 29
Jan
20% Feb
3
27
37% July 26
29% May 29
34% Jun
5
32
103Va Jan
,3
139% Dec
13
Jan
152
Apr
30% May
8
133% Apr 11
62%
63%
62%
63%
62%
63%
62 %■
623/8
26,700
48
46%
18%
48
19
48 3/a
63%
493/8
62%
47%
48 3/s
493/a
48 3/s
49 %
8,500
18%
18%
183/a-
19
18 3/a
18%
5,700
8 3/8
8a/4
9,500
1
19%
*102%
131%
Jan
3
63
19% Jan
1
Nov~22
27
Sep
7
5
July
42% Jun
2
25
6%
Co
Tobacco
Apr
29% Jan
4
25
Jun
25
29
Jan
8
Preferred
6%
25
Aug 10
27
Mar 28
Preferred
28%
28%
58%
28%
58%
59
par
13 Va
14
13%
14%
30%
31 Va
31
23
Jan
19
Preferred
May" U
26% July 16
5%
10
Jun
27
51% Nov 27
41
May 29
17
Jun
22% Sep
17% Sep
22
34 Va May
25
30% Nov
1
27% Jan
3
27% Apr
58% Apr
38% Dec
44
Jan
3
65
33
Nov
20
5
17
3
21
May 22
25
AMP
4
2
37
Jan
17
48% Nov
U% Nov
15
26% Nov
For footnotes,
Water
Zinc
37% Jan
2
Amsted
38
52% Jan
4
Anaconda
37
Inc
Jan
4
Anaconda
37% Jan
4
Jun
27
95
17
36
Jun
27
49% Feb
9
Anderson
30
11
Jun
25
24% Feb
8
Apco
see
page
25.
May 16
$4
26%
26%
27
27Va
10%
49 Va
10% *
50%
11%
50%
146%,
146%
147 Va
147%,
24%
24%
*24%
25%
*147
*24Va
&
55%
36Va
127
56%
130%
35
35%
112Va
31%
130
55Va
30%
129
36
36
112%
31 Va
129%
110Va
28 Va
35%
109%
30%
56%
53%
21 Va
25
26%
26Va
25%
*20%
*26
*25Va
*24%
Smelting__l
*l0Va
10%
10%
*45
23%
45 Va
24 Va
45 Va
24
10%
45%
24 Va
13
13V^
13Va
13%
No par
shares
No par
1
Electronics
*125% 127
34%
20%
25
•
27%
36
*26
*25Va
*24%
series
Lead
30%
129
*124
21
26%
26Va
25%
27
10%
45 Va
23%
13%
10%
45%
24 Va
14%
83
57,200
20
31%
21,400
15%
15%
15%
2,100
27
27
1,000
163/4
16%
17
201,900
393/4
383/4
393/a
27%
21 Va
27%
27%
59
59
*58%
59%
1,000
14
14%
14 Va
14%
64,500
293/4
31
30%
31%
13,700
13 Ve
133/s
*144%'- 146%
'
•
"
! 17 3/a
13%
273/e
17%
27
7,000
22,100
146%
163/4
17,400
133/a
146 Va
•
17%
27 Va
90
-
6,400
27
1,600
113/8
11%
11%
11%
3,400
50%
-
51 Va
51'A
51%
7,800
210
147 %
25
*125%
-
*
147V4
147%
25
*24%
25Va
127
*125%
147 Va
--
27V4
600
127
27%
22,400
26 %
27%
35%
36 Va
35%
353/8
351/4
111%
1123/4
112 Va
114
130,100
31%
32
48,000
31%
130
54 Va
-
35%
32
1293/4
56
21%
26%
26%
25%
213/8
83
x303/4
-
27%
35%
36
113%
32%
131
*20Va
*26
*25Va
*24%
1,400
38%
148
25%
127
29%
2,900
16%
27%
11%
51.
•
5
*203/a
*26
2 6 3/4
*25%
35%
3,700*
2,300
129%
610
54%
54-%
41,500
20%
21
600
26%
100
129%
54%
21
36'A
<
26%
26
*25'A
25:,/4
24%
24%
*24
253/4
100
11%
1,100
46%
600
10 3/4
11
45%
45%
23%
24V4
11%
*45
23%
133/4
15'%
14%
233/8
243%
23%
23%
15
24%
11,600
104,400
11,500
&
Cable
Clayton
Corp
&
Co
Corp__;
22Va
22%
22%
23%
23Va
23%
l
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
29%
293/4
293/8
293/a
6,000
39%
40 Va
39%
40Va
40 Va
30 %
41
x29%
50
Hocking Glass Corp
preferred
Oil
13%
146Va
>17%
10%
49%
6.25
com
series
Co
Wire
17
25
Co
series
Anchor
91
*144%
10%
25
Industries Inc.
28% July 25
.
17%
26%
preferred_100
Works
endorsed
Corp
Amphenol-Borg
146%
8%
common
Ampex
15
28
,
193/a
104
21 Va
153/4
39%
49l/s
^__io
Inc
33% Mar 29
23% Jun
13
Ametek
20% Jan
44% May 22
45% Apr
4
93% Feb 16
DO Va Jan
American
37% Jan
27
33% Feb
15
Mar 30
10
May 28
17% July 26
23% May 29
Jun
17
13%
13 Va
13
*144%
100
'
28,800
27,300
32%
*27
28
58%
31 Va
V
5
"
2,000
55%
22%
153/4
21
85
31%
27 Va
17
28 Vt
59
14
14%
30%
31%
13 Va
13%
*144% 146%
,17 ,17%
19%
*102%
21%
21
*84
-
*15 Va
193/8
104
'
32%
15%
27 Va
16%
39Va
28%
53%
19%
*102%
29%
29
15 3/8
153/B
19%
31%
15%
39%
common..
5%%
15% Feb
84
39
Corp
28% May 23
54
32
21%
39%
100
Viscose
18
19
31%
15%
100
Snuff
26
4
104
39
Ship Building Co__No par
Sep
34% Jan
15
19%
21%.
21%
*102% 104
21%
21%
*81%
84
19%
*102%
20%
*81%
15%
preferred
American
19%
19%
104
21%
27%
16%
___._-_-__.i__
Oct
25% Mar 19
22%
20%
15%
21
15%
15%
Develop'mt Corp 1
25
May 29
55
21%
15%
std Sany com
27
20
57
Chem___No par
non-cumulative
American
29%
55
26%
preferred
American
29
57%
15%
35%
35%
109%
19
28%
56%
15"%
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd__£l
61% Mar 23
28%
56%
21%
15%
28%
54%
26%
American Sugar Refining com____25
7%
preferred
25
American Tel & Tel Co
33%
5
28%
54%
15%
1.66%
i
10
3
44% Apr
134% Feb
28%
26
*15%
2
No par
2
2
83/4
84
31%
43% Mar
136% Jan
85/8
21%
31
33 Va July 18
98 Va May 29
123
6%
8%
20%
1
8%
83/4
8%
9
*81 Va
Inc
36% Apr
17
27
1%
18%
1.75
com
American Seating Co
American
20%
15%
*124
28%
29% Jun
Nov" 21
2,100
American
3
13%
31 Va
American Smelt & Ref'g com.No par
11
3
363/4
4
24
30 % Jan
41
363/4
7
28% Jan
121% Jan
26%
17
22
3
37
40% Feb
142
42,600
37
65
20
10
41
36
18 Va Jan
146 Va Nov
1
89
36
8-/a May 29
48% July 18
3
1300
36%
36
26% Aug 14
136% Jan
36 Va
-.89
-
36
50 Va Mar
May
90%
*24%
25
37
40%
1
preferred
.
39%
No par
&
243/4
90Va
*89
37
♦89
40 3/8
30% Mar 15
9
*36
90%
*36%
25
37
*89
39 Va
1
Photocopy Equipm't Co.No
7%
24
*36
90%
700
40%
100
Co
Amer Research &
;23%
36%
36
*89%
par
111
Co
American Rad &
20%
39%
152% May 16
.
20 Va
10
Co
Gas
Potash
20 3/B
10
;
Corp
Optical
32 Va Jan
20%
40%
2
72 Va May 18
23%
20%
-
39%
27
26% Mar 21
23%
-
67%
23%
20%
67 Va
10
14% Jun
3
20%
67%
15,100
40 %
142 Va Jan
13
Aug
1,700
May 17
Jan
119
25
42% Mar 10
54% Jan
16
Jan
73% Jan
12% May 29
3,000
100
American
Metal
Products.;
American Meter Co
48% May 29
13% Aug
8
July 25
20%
-
66%
67%
...100
Fdry
Motors
41
20 Va
66
67%
5
of
Climax
3
27
20%
No par
preferred
21 Va Apr
26 Va Jun
69
preferred..
3
Aug 18
683/a
Hosp Supply
30
May 28
693/4
54%
13% Jan
13% May 29
47
28%
16% Nov
22% Jun
47
1
3.90%
2,800
46 3/4
12.50
American
23,400
39
463/4
8%
American
2
"47%
38%
18%
prior
*46%
35,400
.»
46%
40c
5%%
393/a
39
par
American
22
33%
44%
39 Va
-
46%
Corp.No
American International Corp
5
Jun
30%
44%
39%
38%
American Hardware Corp
American Home Products
13
24% Jan
30%
443/4
46%
Enka
American
29%
-
American & Foreign Power__No
8
105
44%
Corp
American Export Lines Inc
20% Mar 5
10% Jan 16
13% Oct
44 Va
39
4%%
24
29 3/8
44%
46%
American Consumer Ind_
No par
American Crystal Sugar common_10
•
29
44%
38%
Amer Commer Barge Line Co______3
May 25
29%
-
29
44"%
25
_
American
20
56% Nov
24%
34%
51%
91%
29%
44%
No par
58% Apr
25
20
2
-
39
;
______
14
Jun
29% Jan
Jan
7% preferred
American Chain & Cable
American Chicle Co
25
31
50
88
'
12.50
common
44%
28%
1
____
Co
48
Apr 23
55% Jan
2
72% Mar 21
25
29
41% Mar 9
50% Mar 26
Inc
Can
prior preferred..
American Cyanamid Co...
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power Co
3
35% Jun
39% Sep
Theatres
American
19
40 3/a
40%
403/a
40%
17,400
29%
30 Va
92%
28%
281/4
28%
28%
350
4,700
38%
No par
6.25
No par
21.80
1
28%
30%
*91
38%
13%
92%
38%
13%
*91 Va
38%
28%
30 Va
92%
29
30%
*91%
38%
*38
13%
13%
28
30
,.
28%
30 Va
13%
13%
30%
30 %
303/a
30%
*91 %
92 3%
*91 'A
923A
*38%
38 3/4
38'%
38%
1,000
13 %
133/4
13%
13%
5,900
Number
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicli
6187
(755)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1963
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
par
3
43% Apr
33
Jun
25
39% Mar 29
8
43% Oct
23% Jun
25
38% Feb
Arizona Public
675/a Jan
3
43% Jun
25
71% Mar 15
Steel
Co_
37%
38
38
38
2.700
28
28 %
29
28%
29%
28 3/4
29
21,700
47%
48
47%
48%
48 %
49%
48%
49
48%
49%
38
383/4
38
38 3/4
54%
55
54 %
55
85%
85
85
333/8
*33
33%
13%
*13
13%
3
32% Jun 25
57% Feb
16
Armour
74V4 Oct
47% Jun 25
82 % Jan
73% Apr
89% Jun
23
85% July 28
*84
46
30
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
Armstrong Rubber Co
1
*13
Jan
30
3;
Sep 19
24% Aug
2
13% Mar 16
20
Sep
May 22
13% Aug
9
16 % Jun
25
20 % Jun
15
19 '%
5
20
Feb
9
36% Dec
13
22
Jan
4
28% Jun
1
35% Jan
4
47
102% Feb
7
110
53 % Jan
3
82
21% Jan
3
29
9% Jan
3
35% Jan
4
54
Jun
40% Jun
83
July
Oct
87% Feb
July 14
Arnold Constable Corp
16
Aro
26
Arvin
28% Feb
20
Ashland
20
46% Feb
45
110% Jun
22
80 Va Jan
2
6
27% Jan
16
2
18%
183/4
19
19%
21%
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
223/4
23
22%
23%
23
*29%
5%
21%
43% Jan
22
Atlantic
4
441/4 Jun
25
57% Feb
15
Atlantic
25
81i% Jan
3
87% Apr
25% Feb
9
42% Jan
3
60
76
Jan
3
84% Oct
21% Oct
11
30% Jun
5
14
Jun
25
2Vz Nov 30
41/4 Feb
27
2
Jun
29
14% Apr
12
11% Jan
17
13% May 22
May 10
12% Jun
15
181/4 Jan
5
Refining
series
Nov
29
13% Jan
5
24
1
27'% Sep
13% Jan
19
29% May 12
45% Mar 29
July 23
12i% Jun 25
17% Feb
2
27% Aug
68% May
16% May 29
Jun 25
30% Mar 29
43/4 Jan
3
4'% May 29
8'/a Mar 12
Corp
5%
Avco
13
183/4
183%
1,700
23%
22%
22%
1,300
23 %
J
23%
23%
15,100
40%
8,300
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
108 3/a
107%
107 %
108%
108%
*107%
60
60
61
61
21%
20%
213/8
21%
21%
10
9%
39%
39%
40%
107 %
393/4
10
9%
39%
109
60
62
61%
61%
6,200
21%
213/a
213/4
49,600
10
19,400
9%
403/4
40%
%
40%
10
9%
40%
90%
393/4
40%
90
90
3,300
90%
*89
90%
34
343/8
34
34%
34%
343/4
34%
34%
34%
34%
4,400
48%
49 %
X47 %
47%
47%
47%
8,900
♦89
90%
*89
40
10
48%
48%
48%
48%
preferred
100
823/4
823/4
823/4
83
83
83 %
84
83%
84
l
15%
16
153/8
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15 %
1
15%
8,700
23%
23%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
74,200
133/4
2,600
Industries
common
2%
*823/4
20
13%
13%
13%
No par
*13%
14
*133/4
14%
No par
*21%
22
*21%
22
of Amer_2.50
15%
1
22 3/s
23%
20
21
common
Canteen
Co
Corp
Electronics
Avnet
2,500
13%
No par
RR
prior pref ($1.20)
Automatic
2
*13
19%
30
33%
common
B
Nichols
Conv
7
19,500
86
33%
*89
preferred—
Austin
2
55%
100
;
Line
Chemical
Atlas
28% Feb
Coast
38%
54 %
*85
40 3/a
"
59
10
9%
com__4%
Co
preferred..
Atlas
21V2 Feb
14
Co
Electric
City
$3.75
23
40%
107%
20%
2
2
40 %
107%
Topeka & Santa Fe com_lo
non-cumulative preferred__10
Investment
38 %
28,500
20,400
i_
60
31% Jun 27
8
common
59 %
4%
25% May
31% Jan
Inc
Refining
lo
6
20
3
*18%
22%
91% Apr
21
♦13
22'%
&
Atchison
39'% Dec
10
18%
13%
18%
5
Feb
*13
32%
22%
Associates
10% May 14
3
13%
32%
*22 %
Atlantic
May
31%
*84
1
Oil
4
48% Feb
32
85%
2.50
Industries
49% Jan
86% Feb
37%
55
2.50
Corp
34i% May 29
21
5
37%
54%
*84
85%
pfd $1.50 series called_No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp com_50c
5.25%
1st preferred
100
July 10
2
38
55%
32
2nd
9% Aug
16
Aug 24
37 %
55%
5
12
20% Aug
23
10% Nov
Co
Jan
55% July 25
21
Corp
23% Apr
33% Feb
25
105V4 Jan
7
Nov
18
19% May 29
33% May 29
1
Mar 22
47
July 18
Shares
37%
4
&
the Week
Aug. 17
27%
11
7
Friday
Aug. 16
37%
Jan
2
Sales for
Thursday
27%
78 Va Jan
50
PRICES
27%
No par
Service
79% Aug
53% Aug
37% Jan
SALE
Aug. 15
37%
37%
2.50
Archer-Daniels-Midland
37 % Sep
Armco
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 14
10
33 Va Jan
5
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 13
37%
37%
Corp
5c
13%
16%
15%
13%
133/4
133/4
133/4
13%
360
14
14%
14%
14%
143/8
14%
*22
22%
22
22
21%
21%
200
14
13%
133/4
127,400
700
15%
13%
16%
13%
22%
23%
23%
24
23 %
24%
233/4
243/8
155,700
20%
213/a
21%
22%
21 %
22%
21%
22%
74,900
6V4
4,000
B
73/4 Mar 29
36 Vb Jan
10
59% Dec
18
113/a Nov
373/8 Jun
15
Oct
9
9
123/4 Jan
3
273/4 Jan
94V4 Jan
26
58 3/2 Feb
17
May 29
10
Babbitt
Babcock
9
Mar 20
Baker
193/a Apr 19
373% Mar 28
19% Aug 15
11'/a Jun
25
20
41% Nov
15
27 »/a Jun
27
4
103% Dec
11
963/4 Jun 20
82 % Jan
12
91% Nov
17
85'/2 Jan
94% Mar
9
233/4 Nov
22
47
Jan
19
193% May 29
333/8 Feb
1
21 Va Dec
22
47% Jan
19
17
Jun
14
30 3/o Jan
25
33 % Dec
26
63
Jan
18
33
33% Dec
15
62% Jan
19
13 3/8 Mar
IO41/2 Mar
4
(B
T)
Inc__;
Wilcox
&
Oil
Tools
Baltimore
5
43/2%
4%
Gas
&
preferred
preferred
Baltimore
Common
Jun
27
48 3/a Feb
19
27
483/4 Feb
9
Jun
25
Bangor
&
Jun
25
22% Feb 21
8
853/4 Mar
Barber
Oil
20% Jan
11
14% May 29
Ii3/4
27 Va Aug
8
43
Feb
8
473/a Jan
3
35 'A Dec
27
31% Dec
13
33 '/a Apr
4
61% Aug 29
48% July 10
353/4 Nov 21
52 3% Apr
May 29
21
143/4 Jun
42 3/4 Aug
5
30
591
Jan
Basic
221% Jun 25
37'
Jan
183% May 29
Products
Bausch
2
34% Jan
11
30
£8Jun
25
61
Feb
26
Bayuk
293% Jun
27
523/4 Jab
71
Jan
29
Beam
51 % Jan
6
82 3/a
Nov~27
44 % Jun
94 % Jan
11
100 '%
May 15
96 3/a Mar 28
20
25
Jun
101
2
Dec
1
823/4 Aug 16
Feb
19
27V4 Jun
6
11% Jun
28
22 3/a Jan
22
Beech
Aircraft
8
32
Jun
15
35
26
Beech
Creek
32 3% Aug
7
81
Jan
6
17'/4 Apr
Oct
19
2
353/4 Feb
87
95
Apr
Beckman
2
Beck
9
191/4 Feb
26
503/2 Jan
4
5
7 3% Jun
25
12% Feb
14
Bell
Jan
31
48 3/4 Jun
25
753/4 Jan
31
Bendix
34»A Jun
25
55% Mar 15
493/2 July 16
5414 May 28
128% Mar 23
103/4 Dec
29
163% Apr
Jun
28
72
Jun
2
593/e Sep
22
Jan
12
53
Nov
16
1191/4 Nov
3
133
Dec
11
108 Va Jun
15
a% Jan
3
13/a Jan
19
13/a Jan
2
33% Jan
48%
4
33% Jan
39
Sep
42% Dec
3
7
12% Jan
3
148
1
15
Aug 18
79% Jan
3
18
10
401/a Jun
Jun
Mar 13
21% Jun
26
Jan
6
84
Jan
9
71% Apr
453% Apr
28
25
-
*38%
July" "3
59% Dec
12
Best
&
Apr
25
64
Mar 19
25
39% Jan
26
341/4
•333/4
343/4
*333/4
35
35
35
35
300
331/2
333%
♦333/4
34
34%
34%
333/4
333%
400
13
13
13
12 %
13
*12%
13
12%
12%
78 3/4
79
*79
793/4
79
79
80
80
803/4
84
3,200
15%
15%
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16%
16 3/4
161/4
16'%
16 3%
16
16 Va
1,700
45%
79
103/e July 24
Jan
♦453/8
46'%
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46'%
453%
161/4
163%
16 3/8
165%
163/4
16 3/4
16%
163%
1,800
43%
44%
44
441/4
43 3%
44'%
43%
433%
1,600
26V4
26%
265/a
2,200
26»/«
26'%
261/4
261/4
26V4
26%
223/4
23%
231/8
233%
22%
23%
223/4
23
6,500
42
42%
42'%
425%
425%
43
43%
44
1,800
373/4
373/4
37%
37%
38
38
373/2
373%
1,600
51'%
4,300
2
12.30
3% Dec
12
73% Dec
27
6 3/a Mar 22
14
May 18
2'% July
4'% Jun
9
8 3/4 Jan
3
6
Jan
3
48
Jan
3
64!/4 Jan
3
143% May 15
25.
23 s/8
23%
235%
23%
23%
23%
3,700
98
983/4
1021/4
99%
102%
99%
1011/2
50,700
*843/4
82%
843%
8% Mar 13
25
26
65 y4 Apr
24
15
993% Feb
13
83 3% Jan
4
871/2 Feb
23
43% Apr
23
863/4 Mar 14
78 '/4 Jan
11
30 'A Jan
11
45
Dec
13
30
106'/2 Jan
10
112
Apr
28
109
Jun
27
973/2 Oct
10
70
Jun
26
20 y4
July 31
52 3% Jan
2
68
Jan
30
17
44
Jan
35
Jan
5
'133/4 Jan
3
74% Mar
8
59
Dec
28
25
May
Oct
24
173/4 Jan
80>/4 Oct
31
12
May 29
116
Apr 25
991% Feb 26
Mar 15
84
79'% Jun
14
25
41'% Feb
21
113/4 Jan
83/a Jun
25
18'/a Mar
8
Jan
4
67
143/4 Dec
29
16 3/4 Jan
3
73 3A Jan
3
26
613% Jan
29
22% May 10
243/b Nov 28
9% Jun
25
153/a Jan
2
18 3/a Jun
25
25% Mar 29
823% Sep 29
701/2 Mar 28
80
Jan
18
70
Apr
9
19
27
84
Jan
23
113% Jun
27
86'% Apr
g
73
Apr
91
May 15
30
133/4
13%
133%
133/4
13%
13%
233%
243%
23%
24
2334
24%
91/4
9%
93/4
93/8
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
5,700
531/4
533/4
531%
533/4
543%
531%
543%
54%
543%
12,500
1
36
36
35
35%
333%
35
32 3/4
33
27'%
28
27'%
275%
273%
273%
273%
27%
7.500
33%
32'/a
33
32%
335%
32%
33%
32%
32%
88,300
144
144'%
1441/4
♦144%
146%
Brass
50c
4
18% Jan 12
12% Mar 28
17% July 18
131
Nov 30
28% Apr
4
76
May 28
19y2May29
85'% Jan 12
122y4Mar27
27% Feb 15
92y4May24
52% Jan
3
77% Jan
12
21% Jan
4
83'% Jan
25
43'% July 27
90% Jun
6
51% Dec 18
.
48'% Feb
8
21'% Jan
For
3
27% May 22
20'% Aug
footnotes, see pace 25.
Jun
1
14
8
12
26
„
Mar
9
Jan 16
300
20
20
20%
4,800
86%
843/4
843%
50%
50'/4
49%
50
3,100
283%
29
29
291/4
3,300
223/4
223%
22%
Club
23
23
23%
223%
1,600
123/4
12%
11%
12%
113%
12%
11%
12%
123/4
13%
72,900
36
36 s/8
37
37%
37%
393%
383%
393%
39
41'A
12,300
39%
40%
423%
97,200
X38 3/8
393/8
*32
383/4
39%
391%
403%
40%
323/4
32
32
32
313%
315%
31%
31%
17%
18
18
18
18
18%
17%
18%
17%
18
1.25
*23%
24
24
24
233%
24
23%
23%
*23%
24
49 3%
501/2
50
503/2
493%
50'%
491%
50
49%
5
Inc
38%
38%
38%
39
39
39%
39
39%
383%
81
♦80
100
20
81
*80
*80
*313/2
81
*80
81
♦80
49%
39'%
300
4,000
600
8,100
14,900
81
121%
123%
13%
12%
13
123%
13'%
30,100
331/4
333/4
32 3%
341/4
33
33%
6,500
Boston & Maine RR common_No par
3 5/s
33/8
33%
3%
3%
3%
3%
33%
5%
Inc
1
100
*6'/8
63%
No par
261%
27 3%
83%
preferred
(E J) & Sons
91/8
33%
3,900
83%
6%
63/a
6%
6%
5%
5%
600
26 3%
27%
263%
27'%
26%
273%
4,000
8 3%
8%
8%
8%
9
9
5
9
7,600
6,100
3.50
4%
*4%
3
♦591/2
60
60
60'%
593%
60%
593%
593%
593%
593%
1,200
1
X75 '/2
76'%
76
78
781/2
80
783%
79%
77'%
79%
19,500
100
*851/2
87
87
*85%
87
*85%
33%%
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common.
5.50%
preferred series A
...
_
Budd
$5
Co
Co
33%
333%
335/a
33
331%
110%
111
77
76%
77
77Vb
77%
20 3%
20%
201/2
21
20%
21%
20%
21
203/a
205/a
♦110
111
3,400
110
110
260
*77
78
1,600
111,800
48
48 3/a
49
49i%
48%
48%
♦491/a
49%
493/a
50
11,300
153%
16
15%
153/a
15%
16 3/a
155/8
16%
155%
15%
11,100
5
Xl23/8
12'/2
12%
13
123%
13
_
123/4
13
12%
13
20,800
83'%
*81%
831%
31%
31'%
31%
313/a
313/a
31%
31'%
400
11
103%
11
10%
10%
10%
11%
10%
11%
49%
493%
49%
493%
49%
11%
4,100
3,100
1,900
21'%
30,400
.No par
X81'/2
813/2
*81 3/2
31'/a
311/2
*311/4
10
♦103%
_
_
—
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833%
*82
49%
493%
49%
49%
11
11%
11'/«
11%
11
11%
11
ll'/a
11
1
213/a
213%
213/a
213%
21'%
213%
21
21%
21
100
Inc_
•843/a
100
*711/2 \ 72'%
*873%
893%
49%
.
Co
110
—5
_5
Inc„
Inc
com
preferred
43/2%
33%
111
*761/2
111
111
—
Burlington Industries
33/2%
333%
87
-
__
_
_
Watch
333/8
*85%
4%
76%
preferred
Bulova
33%
87
4%
*763%
-No par
_
__
common
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullock's
33 3%
5
15
100
Inc_
Corp
Bullard Co
4%
10
•851/2
4%
-No par
Brown Shoe Co
Brunswick
,
4%
4%
63%
271%
27
Briggs
Manufacturing Co_
& Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
4%
*6 3/2
3 3%
Briggs
preferred
second preference
28
3
146i%
333/8
Feb
3
*145
12%
19 '/a July 21
4'% Jan
144
323A
Bush Terminal
133% Jan
145
5
Corp
Burroughs Corp
11% Apr
*144
2,300
123/s
53% Mar 26
2
3
8
200
22,900
333/4
24
133% May 21
1%
12
173% May 29
32% Jan
7 V* Jan
18y8 Feb
1%
14,100
23,500
32%
32% May 29
25
1%
443%
50%
112
28'/4
Co
16
8% Jun
1%
1%
43
501%
"110%
36
_No par
Stores
Edison
19
213%May29
4
May 29
lOVeJun 26
1%
44%
50%
111
111
10
Boston
263/4 Oct
36% Oct 31
8% Nov 30
22VaJun
6
1%
42%
♦495%
7.50
3
18
51
111
273/4
2.50
^
Co
27 '/2 Jan
Sep
111
l
Apr
443% Dec
27
1%
45 3/2
441/4
*493%
32%
5
37
16% Mar 12
13/2
44%
51
111
36
100
Inc
&
86
15
13/a
43%
*49%
111
2,000
29,100
8
Co
Aluminum
2
9'% Jun
51
223%
Laughlin
26
13
433%
111
22 3%
(E W) Co__
Brooks Inc
26
5
43
*49%
111
54
23
&
Jan
8 '/a Jan
18i%
13%
23%
28%
Jan
26
18
13%
X22%
51
Feb
Jan
175%
13%
23 3%
28 Vb
23
5
15,900
1,100
493/4
81
24% Jan
12,600
13 V4
283/8
68
Apr
33%
13
493/4
8
30'% Jun
10
33
17'%
17
16%
9,000
133%
493/4
15% Feb
8
16%
.
34%
x273/4
9'% May 29
13
16 %
14i%
13%
283%
19
48 3% Sep
161/a
20
83'%
33%
483/4
Bucyrus-Erie
19% May 17
*16
13%
34%
283/4
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Jun
13%
*81
*34
473%
14
44
34
133/4
143/4
343/4
13%
Co
25
29
333/4
133/8
♦33
lo
Mfg
21% Feb
853/4 Jun
Nov
333/4
12%
133%
143%
343%
50c
Decker
61'% Jan
3
31
33'%
12%
143%
♦33
Black
22
3
863%
33%
143/a
343/4
*843%
12'/b May 29
Jan
29
♦843/4
121/2
143/4
*33
40c
9
45'% Jun
861/2
32 3%
Braniff Airways Inc
4% Jun
*843/4
141/4
35
X193/4
7
60'% Jun
88
14
34
86%
11% Feb
49% Jun
10
101
23%
201/4
Brach
1
,
231/8
Co
6
15
501/4
♦99
95
2 pesos
Borman Food
Jun
11
,
231/4
5
Inc
22 Va Jan
673/4 Nov
50 3%
100
100
Borg-Warner Corp common
33%%
preferred—
1033% Nov 21
100
95'/a
Corp common
28% Aug
7'% Jun
493/4
51%
100
23%'
100
Borden
22
501%
*99
233/4
common
3
93% Jan
28
26'% Aug 13
513/4
100
1
2
6
511/4
*99
37%
933/4
Corp
Jan
4% Feb
51%,
'
f.
100
1
843% May 24
293/a May 29
50%
*99
*37i/4
263%
1
1
Book-of-the-M'onth
2
110
233/4
Corp
Bobbie
34% July 12
46
163/4
441/2
42
pfd
48 3/8 Jan
15
453%
161/4
♦441/8
2
70
26
47 3/4
900
No par
28% Mar 12
23
*46
♦341/4
,,
1
193/4
&
30
700
1,200
34
Bond Stores Inc
Oct
19'/a
•85'%
Bohn
26
19%
193/4
Boeing
80 3% Oct
19%
86%
56% Feb
19
19%
19'%
373/4 Apr
213/a Dec
23
•851/2
21% Jan
76% Aug 31
23
19%
173/4 May 29
35
23%
86%
353/a May 29
26
Jan 29
25
23%
193/4
8
343% May 29
23%
19%
*853/2
7
41% Jun
91
5
100
21
12
*89
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
43/2% pfd series of 1951
23 3/a Aug
493/a Dec
90%
*33 3/2
1
573/8 Sep
363/4 Apr
7
79 y4 Nov 27
343/4
99
90
*12 3/2
Ihc
303/4 Dec
3
350
50
Steel
5
7
98%
19%
Corp
Gypsum
6
3
98%
981%
90
*883/2
42
preferred
26
Jan
100'%
»983/4
5
18% Jan
553/8 Feb
1003/2
1003/2
19%
Co
35% Jan
19% Jan
8,000
100 3%
*98 3%
1
Savers
22% Jan
193/2 Jun 25
305%
50
Bliss
181/2 May
303%
191/8
Inc_
4%%
Bliss
26% Feb
30%
19%
Blaw-Knox Co
2
30'%
23
1%
533/4 Jan
May 29
Co
303%
100
Consolidated
Bestwall
29%
1
^common
Finance Co
Bethlehem
87
11% Aug 15
28
5
3
1521/4 Apr 24
27% Mar 14
140% July 24
163% Jun
Feb
47% Mar 15
303/b
19 3/8
preferred
Benguet
30
23
Corp
Life
conv
303/4
233/b
Corp
$4.50
30
9,000
10
Intercontinental
5%
18,500
No par
S)
& Gossett
Beneficial
13V2
•23
Inc
Bell & Howell Co
20
43% Jan
25
29
71
3
17
May 15
233% Dec
26
42
17
32 3/4 Aug
253/4 July 25
31% Jun
Apr
41
31% Sep
223/4 Jan
1
483/4 Mar 13
49 3/4
13
39% July
140% Sep
1% Feb
Bell
13%
22%
Belding-Heminway
223/4 Feb
14
69% May 25
20
13%
90
RR
Petroleum
19 »/2 Jun
4
25
13%
10
Inc
Belco
121/4 May 29
14% Jan
461/4 Sep
(A
Beech-Nut
133%
50
Corp
341/4 July 26
163/8 Jun
8
1
143/4 May 29
123/2 Aug
131/4
*88 »/2
;
Instruments
Shoe
133/a
2.50
12
1523/4 Jan
preference
Beaunit Corp
29 3/a Mar 21
25
13%
1
preferred—
27
62 3/a Jun 14
131/2
90
B.) Distilling Co
Nov
25
Jan
9,600
13 3/a
1
Corp
Lomb
1593/4 Dec
3
87
12'%
6
6%
100
Laboratories
4%%
44%
11%
6
10
Beatrice foods Do
May 21
44%
12%
*22 3%
Corp
Cigars .Inc
(James
45
12
6
100
:
Works
&
Baxter
Nov
44%
123/4
100
Corp
Iron
45%
11%
preferred_100
Aroostook
convertible
Bath
19
443/4
12%
100
non-cumulative
5%
4
233/B Jan
7
6%
45%
12
100
Preferred stamped
59
17% Mar 14
B
C
common.,
Basic Inc common
70% Mar 17
213/4 Dec
4%
5%
443/8
121/4
13
stamped-
11
521/4 Sep 20
15 3/a Jan
3
58
series
5%
46%
12
No par
com
series
Ohio
&
313/a Jun
60
31
Elec
5%
453/4
1
Corp
53/4
9
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
293/4 May 18
9
1
Co
Inc
85
83%
•843/2
85
*84%
85
*84%
85
*84%
85
*713/2
72'/a
*71%
72'/a
*71'%
72 3/2
*71%
72%
89%
•871/a
89'/a
*871/2
89 y2
*87%
893/2
123%
123%
12%
13
13
13%
12%
12%
4,600
39'%
38%
393/a
39
393%
38'%
12%
393%
12%
38%
38
38%
45,300
1
193/4
19i%
*19'%
193/a
19%
19%
191%
19'%
19%
19%
700
-3%
*10 5/8
11'/a
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
3,900
100
_1
Burndy Corp_
.
Co—
Byers Co (A M)
*871/2
California Financial Corp
10%
103%
10s%
103%
•10%
11
10%
10%
10'%
10%
25%
25%
25%
26'/a
26%
27
263%
27%
26%
27
California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5%
6%
5%
6%
5%
6
5%
5%
5%
5%
11%
11%
Campbell Soup Co__
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
ll'/a
14,700
11,400
21,900
6,700
10%
10%
11%
H'%
15
14%
10%
143%
10%
143%
14%
14%
14'/a
14%
14 y4
14%
11,900
92i%
94
92%
96
94
96
94i%
95
94'/a
95
10,900
21'%
213%
213%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22'%
22%
23 Va
90
89 y8
89'%
*88%
90
51
•50
52
9
9
103%
Campbell Red Lake Mines
Canadian Breweries
100
'
1.66%1
No par
100
No par
25
♦89
♦50
8%
201/a
51
51
8%
8%
20%
20%
20%
20%
9'%
21
*88'%
51
*9'%
21
8,500
200
90
*88'%
90
51
*50
51'/a
200
9%
11,400
21 y4
14,700
9%
21
93%
21
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16
;
;
'
Lowest
43 % Dec
36
3
26% Jan
Mar 13
25
Jun
9
Jun
13
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
91% Jan
6
102% Oct
43% Jan
3
62% Nov
12
13
Jan
3
52 % Mar 30
32 % Jan
3
49
10
Jan
3
27
1
6% Dec
22
Oct 25
62
1
30'/« Feb
9
i
97
32% Oct
Jan
22
26
25
July 17
Aug
7
28% Jun
25
.„
31
40% Aug 15
3
6
71% Jan
3
22
42 % Jan
94
May 23
11
29
115% Jan
2 Va Jun
.
29% Jun
Mar 20
Va Aug 29
Jun
124 V4 Jan
28
85% Apr
10
129
Jun
:79
Jan
;
5
137% May
9
26
87% May
3
•
42%
25%
25%
12%
12%
13%
12%
13%
*99 Va
100 Va
100
*98
100
56 %
58
56
58
31%
32
37
37%
*99
46%
46%
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47
28 %
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28%'
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46 %
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46 V4
Inc_i—v
Products
Co
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Consolidated Cigar Oorp^
1
Consol Edison of N Y com—_No par ;
13
58
^6% Oct 26
,
.
—-100,
preferred
2
4
3
5.25%
48% Dec
3
.
™100
1.25Continental Baking Co common—5
$5.50 preferred,
——No par
111
6
^
_
2
92
1,100
'•
33%
25
/' / 39%' 39Vi
,
43
36%~
25%
-
' *70 '•
.
-
Cone Mills Corp
3
-
r. 30
21%-
18
'26%
32% '
26%*
20%
..
;
Conde Nasft Publishing GO—
97% Jan
•4% Jan
7% Jan
Jan
5.
Commonwealth Edison COcom-12.50 ;
89 Va Jan
9
26V4'
*93%
.v
39%
207/a
9%
40%
25%
.
Commercial Solvents
9
21% May 11
,
j
20
38% Oct 19
,
10
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
28
6V4
ly600
99 Va..'
15%
36%
141 :
84%
...
„35%
May 21
12% May 15
6
35%"
35%
.
38%
20%
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100
Feb
95
-
6 Va
28%
44%:
*97%
21'
,
19%
18%
18%
";
: I 98
•
106% May 17
Jun
28%
28%
'39%
39 • . 39%
79 ■
*78% 79
30V# (30% '<.x29% 30%
■
33% May 29
94% Jan
3
Mar
38%'
'.
19%
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*152% 103%
,
39
25
1,500
.
44%
,
45
28 Va
79
9V4
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•
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noocumulat-ive 1st pfd
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;
37
28%
15%
.
1" 23%.: J24%
1,.;..
Southern Ohio Elec__5 (
Combustion Engineering Inc--—
1 t
Commercial Credit Oo_^^;
—5-,
49% Mar 12
Jan
500
i
38%
'
21%
7' 45%;: 46 Va
39 Va
39
~
Oonsol
27
:
,.
-75
98
18
.
35%
46
20%
.
,
2
31 Va Jun
29% Feb
5
11
17% Oct 24
44% Jan
6
1C3
Jan
3
34% Jan
3
22
25
. ,
49% Jan
25 Ve Jun
Nov~27
65% Jun
93
Jun
16%'
47
*68
44 V2
15%
'*139% ,141
-. *140
".82% «3V4- ' - -83-
:■"',
f
Colupibus
4
7
May 29
.
;
29
11% Jan
15% Feb
96
6
■
.
88 % 88%
*102% 103%
100
4%
CoiumMa Pictures common
2
Apr
..
"I 84 25 preferred^——No par
16
45% Jan
13
*16%
*45 Va
28%
21%
.
39 V*
Colorado Fuel & Iron comment—,5
•
5%% preferred series B—:—50
Columbia Gas System Inc.*,
55% Jan
5
37% Mar 23
25
8 V* May 29
Jun 25
,-
^No par
Collins Rayiio Co
.
,
Jan 17
79% Jan 26
72% Mar 18
25
65 V* May 28
103
May 29
16%
: 75
45
19%
-
18%
6%
36
Columbia Broadcasting .Sy3tem_2.50
•
18
7% Jun
30
19
..
45%
..
Collins .&Aikmaiy Corp__J./,—No, par ;
108% Jun
11% May 29
390'
15,400
V
147
21%
.
$3.50 preferred—__—*^_No par >
31
31% Feb
I:
23%.
•
Coco-Cola ^Bottling Co of N Y——1
Colgate-Palmolive Co common—1
-
43 % Mar 21;
30 % Apr
19
.35%
100,
Coca-Cola • Co„
3
Mar 19
51
42
;
*68
28%
15%
21%
19%
6
„
100
Colorado & Southern Ry—
54% Feb
89% Aug 16
23.
«'■'
"17%-
41 V«
r
*45%
21%
38
.
•
81% May 1
32.' Mar 12
41% Jan 19
19%May29
\
16 Va
?
98
V;
.28%
.....
V% preferred
.
55
••
t
>
21%
*15
15
21%
'
..18%
bluett 'Peabody & Co common—3.25
»
27% Jan 12.i
Jan'
•:
23%
21%
28%-
28 Va
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
30% 31V4 • " 31-' 7 31%
C I T Financial Corp.—
No par . ... , ,..35% 36Va ■? ' 36% . 36%
Cities Service Co common—^—10 ,
. ;: . 47%
48%.., -S 47%" 48 V4
M-40 «onv preferred ~,^.No par .
,
105
105 t ,
105
105
City Investing Co
,__5 ,
*22% • 22%
*22*/*: 22%
City Pfoduots Corp
No par ,•
..
. 23% . 24 V*.
• 2-3% 24% City Scores Co__^
—5 (
_ *1-2%
12 Va ..." 12%- -12%
Clark Equipment Co——^
u
10.
25% L 26 r
-7 25% 26*/*
Cleveland-^Cliffs Iron Co—^—l ;
,35% > 36 , v . > 35% 36 1
Cleveland Electric Hum common—15 L.61% .62
... 62' . 62%r
$4.50 preferred
^_No par v
...
98% 99
v - 98
, 99%
Cleveland & Pitts. RR 7% gtd
50 63 1 64%^ . *62% 64 :
; Special guaranteed, 4% stock—50
- ,
*35% ,35Va , ,/35%/35%
Cleyite^ Corporation
lt
41V* 41% . . „... 40% 41V*
*
75% Jan
19
1
i
Jnc_--v——1
—10
Co
' 4%%' preferred'—
38% Jan
4 »
48%Jan',2
70% -Apr 18 •
101 % Feb
2 -'
64% May 23
37 %'Apr: 17
143
July 3
103% Jan. 2
July 19
15
19
Cincinnati-Gas & Electric com_8.50 /
; 4% preferred
—7—100 ,
-
91% Feb 5 '
105Va Apr 17 ,
52l/4 Feb l6
49% Mar21"
59«/aFeb'5112VoPeb 835%Peb
1
37'. Mar 23 . 14'.
Feb , 7 '
57
47'
17 %
,
'.42%
23%.:
•r
X21 %
.
2~
32% May 29
•
.
23V2 May 17
49% Nov
1
3
Jan
43
134% Jan
3
>70
May 29
-59% Dec
4 .,
77% Jun 15 '
28% Dec 20
30V«Jan 26
74
Nov
31 */a May 29
•
6
30
4
21V® Jan
July
140
109
10
X33
32
Jun 27
47 Ve May 29
97V4 May 29
19
Jun 26
20
Jun 27
10
May 29
4 23% Jun 27
32
Jun 26
' 53
Jun 26
96% Jan
3.,
58% Jan
3
33% Feb
6
35% Jun 25
-
^
45-
.
21-
50% Mar 19
36% May 29
,
3
41 %
.
*96%
-
21%
-38%
38 V4
*■
28%
v-
21%
,
62% Feb
14
82% Jan
44
,
,
4'
Jan
28%"
98
..
2
33% Jan
May 28
38% Jun
21
29
75
45
21%
-38%
28,
5
Co..
Gotham
21%
'
38
,•
.
Mar 26
21*
May 28
11
-
-
37% Jan 10
8.'
"
11
41% Mar
3
7.
31V4 Jan 12
26% Feb
-2
22
15 Va Jun
4
,
36% Feb
18% May 29
20% May 15
'.
8 ;
20
19
Jyn
*16.% "17%
;
.
<
47,
29
-
,.
*96%
.
22% Feb
-•
21% May 28
12
Mar 20
.
15
64% Feb
16%
.
*68
'
,
4.
17% Feb
50% Jun
13% Jan '' 3
27,
62
Feb 27 yit
26 V« Oct 12
3
15%
*45% '
.
.
*
20
Jan 26:
27% Feb 19
25
18% Feb
,
13% Jan
2
13V2 Jun
18
15 Va July 31'
21% Feb
25
21%
.
11
52% May 23
May 29
H37
14% Sep
3
,
Jan
'91% Jun 22
May 16
7
Mar 29'
4
45
28
•
23%
•
*
3/600'
"
Champion Papers"Inc com—JNo par ,
26
>26%
25% 26V8
$4.50 preferred
^—No par <
93% .. 93%
>
93%- 93%
Champion Spark Plug Co
—1% c
.
32% 32%
. 32% .< 33
Champlin Oil & Refining Co—1 ,
,...
26% 27
.26% 27Checkel Motors Corp
^—a.„1.25
24%.'. 24Va
24%- 25 y8
Chemetron Corp.—;
:
__1 }
1.7 Va 17%'
.
.17%. ,17%r
Chemway Corp
—
1
6.
6.
•
5%
6 - .
Chesapeake, Corp .of Virginia
5 >'
33% 33% • ' 33% 33»% Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
. 48 %
48%
485/a 49
-3%% convertible prefewd—100 •
*81. _ 96
*81
96 f
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc —^
2 ,
46
46 %
■■' 46'/4' 47 V*
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par .•
*7V2
8
,
! flV*
7%
" Class A
1
40 »
♦is.
.17Va
*15'
17"%
Chicago Great Western Ry com—10 *.
i4Va
14Va- 1
. ,14Vi
14%
] 5% preferred.,,.
———50 V.\
*28% ^9V4.
Chic Milw'St Paid-& Pac—u.No par
.... 8%"*; 8%„
^ 6% . 0%
*
series A non-cura pfd
100 r
52% 53,%,
-53% .53%
Chic '& -North Western com—No par^
.10
lt)V4 '.'. ..10% 10%
' 5% preferred series A—,
100
18Va 18 V4
.
.18% 48%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
-8 1, ;
.24% 35 Va ;
1 25
,25%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR-^No par
19%
19% >
.19%
19%
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par /
*23
23%"
*23
23%
Chickasha Cotton. Oil—
5 »
*47,
47%; *
,*17V4- 17%
Chock Full O'Nuts Corpl.
25c.
19% 19%
19%
19%
phrls-Craft Industries—,j_—x__1
.13Vo
13%
>
13 V4
13% '
Chrysler Corp—___T—:—
25 :
,
50% 53
52%
54 i
,
22
67% Jan
July 19
17
Jun
8
7% Jan
16
.
3
Aircraft
Chain Belt
...
Dec
"44
Corp.——1
Products
Chadbourn
4
16
8
Jan
91
Cessna
31
Apr
11
54
1—1—
Corp
Certain-teed
2
29% Feb
31% Apr
25% Feb
5
*28%
44 y4
-No par
25
32
103
Century Industries Co
29
28
,47
.
75
29%
96% -96%-
South West Corp—12.50
&
Cerro
98% Apr
May 29
*45%
,*68
•
-
44 "•
i—No par
15V4 Jun
1
9
75
17
42%
*23%
16 Va
15%
..
47 r,
29 /
EleC—No par
CentraL. Illinois Pub Service—No par
19 Va May
21
27% Mar 20
20% Jan
1?
41%
,
"
41% Feb 16
•«
16%
*68
1—*.■—I——100
4%%- preferred
:
Central
38% Feb
21
16'
.-*45 Va.
Light com—No par
Central Illinois
2
Jan
-
9 %
29% May 29
*
15
32 V4 Jun
Jun
Central Hudson Gas &
-
49% Feb
May 29
91
•
21% Jan
167/a Jan
35
42
,23%'
'
'•
25%
.25
"
4
Jan
33
Sugar
Central Soya Co —K_:
60% Jan
16 Va Jun
8% Nov 27
23%
19
23% Apr a
Aug 17
3i y4 Jun
46% May 31
Mar 24
31
39%
33 Va Mar 27 .:'
27
.17%'
*17.
;
23%
Apr 26 -'
.
467/a Apr
25
38
Jun
52% Mar
.17%
-40%-
*23%
101% May 28
May 29
17
„
47%
:
5
.
;
"
*17
x39%
Co-j.—_—5
Central Foundry Co——.Lr——__1
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
.5% preferred series B—1—1100
2
Feb 51
Jun
*24% ; 25
Cprpw—i—2_—1
Instruments
Central Aguirre
-
72
3:
92
23
14% May 29
24,
7
26% Feb
i44
38% Jan
Mar
26
22 V4 Jun
5%
i
Cenoo
Mar 13
68
28 V4 May 29
July 12
27% Jan
59
28
16V4 Jun
28
34 % Dec
3:
10.
19
Jan
17
162% Oct
.25.
15,900
21
93Va
6%
38 Va
104»/a
43V*
86 Va
5%
17%
57%
10%
51V*
41V8
30
13,200
4,400
510
21,000
20
7,300
100
26,300
5,900
15,700
'
1,500
Volume
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
.
'
year 1961
Lowest
Highest
■
Range Since Jan. 1
-
.
-24 V4
Lowest
37% Jun
30% Jan
40% May 31
*
-7% Jan
■"15.% Dec
27% Jan
49 % Jun
-13% Jan
88
Jan
,18% Jan
13
25
43
Jan
4
3
Jan
25
23% Mar
25
43% Mar 21
May 28
60% Mar 28
•
Nov
93 y2
40
Sep 21
5
90
5
96
-
18 y2 Jun
29% May
9
22% May 11
30
27
Jan
88
92 y2 Jan
Feb
Corning
27
5
11
9% Apr 17
70% Aug 31
43% Aug 13
68% Jan
72 Vs Jan
18
78
761/2 Jan
15% Dec 22
23% Dec
1
24
24% Apr
17
12% Jun
13
25
22 y4 Jun
11
29% Apr
20
<.•7% Mar
28
26
31
Sep
11
42% Jan
4
39% Feb
134
1
44% Nov
24
51 'A
48% Dec
41
3
14
12
91
15 ya
Aug 23
9l/2Jan
'11 '/a
Sep
14% Feb
31 '/2 Mar 29
36'/» Nov
'
-8 Va Jari
"3
Dec
19'/4 Jan
27
25
Crown: Cork.&
$2 preferred
4
May
1Q7% Feb
19
$2 Conv
Crucible
Steel
5%%
Co
convertible
Cuban-American
9
19
T
8
___No par
Sugar
29
13
Curieo Press Inc
26% Aug
3
33% Jan
2
p% JUir 22
27
13% Feb
20
"20
"" JUn
35
25
22
Mar 16
14 Va Jtlh
30 Va Jan
37
May
4
3iya May 29
.62% Feb
82
July
7.
49 %
20
27
78
July 20
lau
3
12% Jan,
"12% Nov
46% Nov
27
33 V2 Jun
$1,60
prior
Nov
8
86 y2 Jan
5
15% Mar 27
20
.
zu
Cutler-Hammer Inc
Mar
9'/2 Jun
7
2
-
7
29%" Jan
Jun
30
31% Nov
14
20% May 29
76% Jan
16
80% Oct
23
77 Va July 27
84
-76% Feb
9
81
Nov
15
78 Va Aug
84% May
Feb
13
82 Va July 19
34 Va May 28
51% Apr
79% Jan
4
83
32
3
47% May
Aug
2
Feb
2
Dayton
21
Power
Preferred
&
Light
A
Preferred
3.75%
series
series
C~.
16
Decca
42 %
57 y4 Feb
20
19
12% Jun
27
19 V2 Jan
22
Delaware
59'/a Nov 27
38 lA Jun
26
55% Feb
15
May 29
Records' Inc_
Jan
37
5
&
11
16Va Jan
3-
7% Jan
3"
14% Mar 20
4
67% Nov
48% Jan
'14% Jan
•
22% Oct
3
22 Va Jan ' 12
25
I2 y4 Mar"
Denv & Rio
DeSoto
'61% Jan1
2
Detroit
Jun 22
18% Jan
4
Detroit Steel
Jun
34% Jan
7 »/a
•20% May 17
%2
27
May 29
6
37% Feb 24
10
DeVilbiss
58% Oct
4
74% Jun
21
38 V4 May 29
69
; Feb
12
Diamord
35% Jan
3
52% Dec
29
40 % May 29
53% Jan
2
12 Vo Jan
4
27'/a Jun
12
13% Jun
27Va. Jan
22
-
22
22
14% Oct' 19
20% Mar 17
11
May 29
17% Feb'
17% July 24
29'/a Jan
12
May 29
26% Jan
5
46% Apr
■31% Jan
3
47% Nov
6
15% Nov
29
Dec
29
21
13% Jan TO
Mar
20
:
18% Jan
28
Jan.
14% Jan
70
May
22% Sep
•29% Dec
9V4 Jan
'
28% Nov
8
29
3
25
29
,
85% Sep
7
40
29% Dec
8
38% May
19
Nov
17
•
22
Jun
24'/a Nov
27.
10% Jun
22
'3
254 y2 Nov.
20
-
Feb
8
23
191% Jun
25
137/a Jun 22
Jan
1
13
.6% May 29
114
8lVa July 12
8
24 Vb May 29
27
32 V4 Mar 22
3
42% Jun
8
39
Jan
5
(Walt)
Dome
Mines
Dbminick
Dover
42% Sep
15
'47% Apr
' 6
44
Jan,
41
Jan
5
45% Nov
27
42% Jan
12
47
44
Jan
3
49
Nov
22
45 V4 Jan
19
42% Mar 28
45% Feb
44
Jan
4
19
Jan
19
46% Dec 20
32% Nov 24
81% Jan
3
16% Jan
3
97 % Sep
Jan
96
25
11
30% Jan
3
59% Jan
10
Feb
1
26% Dec
22
Feb
2
83
93
28
5
43% Jan
48
2
Feb
7
45
Apr
•
July 10
48% Jun
19% Jun
du
13
19
$4:50
J
4%
"
,
22
92
Feb
27
4Va%
11% Jun
27
21 Va Jan
4
Eastern
Jun
25
85
115% Mar 15
101
79%
80
*78%
80
*79
80
*79
84
*81
84
♦81
84
*81
July
84
38%
38%
38%
38l/a
38%
38%
39
38%
39
46
45%
45%
45%
45%
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16V4
16
16
16
16 Va
:2,UoO
44%
45 y4
6,100
14.300
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17%
8
8V4
17 Va
8 Vb
8
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8Ve
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13%
12%
29%
28%
28%
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29
29%
23
41 Va
42
X42
43
41%
42%
42 Vb
42%
48
48%
48%
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49
50
50
50%
50%
50%
14 Va
14%
14
54
12%
14
13%
13%
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54
13%
13%
13%
14
12%
12%
12%
12%
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12 Va
11%
12%
1.900
15%
15%
15%
15%
16 Va
15%
18
8,300
28%
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28%
29%
28%
29%
29
30
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42
1
42
42%
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41
41 Vb
41%
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15%
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18%
18%
19
19
27
28
25%
26%
17%
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•
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24 Vs
24 Va
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43 Va
44 Va
44
21%
-
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24%
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5
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(El),
21%
21%
24%
24%
13%
14%
13%
25%
42
42%
16
16%
16
16%
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19
18%
18%
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26
25%
26%
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26j60O
18%
17%
18%
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20 Va
20 Va
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22%
22%
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25
25
I
15%
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22
Va
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15 Va
15%
15%
54%
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25%
26%
20%
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&
20%
46
46%
46%
23
22%
23
25%
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26
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25 Va
15%
41
41%
41%
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-
54
'
19
&
2
16
16
'
27
22
5
Mus
20
El
2.50
Paso
J
Co
Amer
Gas—
13
Emerson
Electric
15% Mar 16
Emerson
Radio
25
49% Mar 30
15
35% Jan
10
14 Va Jun
28
23 Va Jan
2
Endicott
22
79% Mar 16
Jun
21
63 Va Jan
5
20% Dec
Dec
33% May
55
8
18% May 29
26% Feb
1
17
34% May 29
47 Va Jan
26
6% Mar 22
2% May 29
4V2 Jan
3
21 % Jan
9
48% Nov
32% Jan
19
12
Jun
Jan
23
57
Jan
2
23% Apr
20
12
Jun
25
8% Jun
27
59
30
16'/a Apr
27
22% Jan
3
45Va Apr
18
Jan
4
45% Dec
5
18
25
61
14
Mar
3
9
preferred
Eversharp
.
Factor
inc
1
com
—50
Jun
14
70% Mar 21
Fairchild Stratps Corp_
For footnotes, see page 25.
10% Mar 13
45%
*44 Va
45%
*45%
'46%
20
20
20%
•
200
1.700
*
"
Co
Foods Co common
5% ;junior preferred—
13%
8,300
98%
99 Va
34,200
*97%
31
30%
100%
lpl
32
25 Va
'
'
z,
*97 Va
31
31
47%
48
26%
27'/a
101
"
31%
32 Va
*61
62
*93
94%
25%
25
•
*97%
100
31 %
31
13,000
300
61
94%
100
8,000
25
100
••
31V2
500
47%
48
48
48
1,100
26%
^
27%
27
27 Va
5,800
4%
13,700
4%
4%
457/a
46
10
10%
10
46'%
10
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
27 Va
27%
28 Va
47/a
*59
16%
60
..
*58%
*58%
15%
15Va
lOVa
19%
-
46 Va
10
20
-
28 y4
21.800
9%
10 y«
11,200
2 8'/a
44%
44
44
16%
16%
16%
16%
60
.
.
;
1,600
3,200
56.200
27%
"27%
9%
1
10%
♦60 Va
,61
800
1,700
210
'
21
1,000
37%
38%
2,400
2%
2%
2%
5,300
12%
•4
20%
38%
2%
'
21 Va
.38%
•
59
46
*43%
60 Vs
59
15V4
4%
4%
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43s/a
16%
1
9%
43%
60
15%
9V2
43%
16%
'*
4%
.
*46
934
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43%
"
*99%
.
10%
15%.
70
88 V2
,
v
27 Va
59
*87
12%
12%
12%
21
*58%
.
15
15V2
*58%
59
15
15%
930
59
15%
5,700
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11 Va
11'/a
11 Vb
11%
20V4
20 V2
20 Vs '
21
20%
21 Va
20%
21%
21
21%
7,800
40 Va
40 '
40 V2
40%
40%
40 Va
41
41
41%
11.900
36*/4
38
34%
51/2
*19%.
-
20
46%
>
,
«
-
Family Finahce Corp—
1—1
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—__5—
Fawick Corp
i
2
•
24%
15%
15Va
8
8
>
•
Va
4,700
36
20
20%
'
49 y4
49Vb
507/8
<
-7%
7%
7%
-
23%
24 Va
*50Vb
•
•
*
32 V4
23%
15V4
>8
■
8
24V4
'
'
51
323/4
24 Va
15V2
*50y8
32V4
-
24%
51
.
8
8
36
12 Vs
12%
600
;s%
5 y4
5%
15.100
20%
19%
20
49
50%
53.800
8%
66.300
24%
2.800
*20
=
49%
50%
7%
8%
9.600
700
'
24 y4
*50V8
'
2 <%
51
7%
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*sov8
51
32%
32%
24
; 24 Va
"15%' 16%
25%
13%
5%
5Va
53/3
53/3
36%
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12 Va'1 13%
19%
47 V4
24
51
13
51/4
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32 Vs
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,
11
t
19%
s
.
7%
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36Va
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"
■
47%
7
23%
" 32 Va
•
-r
347/a
13
514
—40
-
'
..
*12 Va
1
-50
13 Va
99%
4,700
40"
'
'
No par
1-1
13%
45V2
,'
16
59%
34»/4
__J—1
_50c
88%
4%
9%
^1
Whitney Corp com
$1.50 convertible preferred
31,100
x45Va
43%
M5V8
15,600
43%
61
;
47%
27%
*58%
.
18
43 VA
*93
,
25%
,
27
19Ve
.13
20%
17%
43 Vu
31%
>61
94%
26%
19V2
59%
20 VA
18
42%
32 y4
47%
4%
9%
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
11% Feb
6% JUn J4
*30 V4
;
10
.
5% May 29
19% May 29
50 Va Aug
6
8
*97 Va TOOVa
18%
43%
15%
f
& Co class A
31
11% May
25
46
-
1
13% May
2
25
19Vb
'
3
23 Vb Mar 12
Mar 29
*93
27 Vb
_
5
26
Jan
61
93
24V2'.1
•
~
100 V2
4%'
,61
10
—1
Jun
29
600
46%
*99%
101
12 y2
17
28
24% -v
31%
93
*60
', ■'
93%
*99%
32Va
12 Vb
4
88% Oct 27
*
%
101
13Va
28 '/a Apr
13% Jun 25
31%
61
*i2Va
Jan
20
10
■
W
*99 Va
32
13Va
Fairbanks
1
101
-
45%
-
100
Fairbanks
1
■
13%
2%
—
Fairmpnt
49
-48 Va
88 Vs
,
38%
A
Falstaff Brewing.Corp—
260
98
14
)00
21
7
31% Dec
30% Nov
12%
98
2%
14
2
200
6,500
45
*48
-
20%
20%
.
87 Va
12%
99%
38 Va
8% Feb
8
87
12%
96%
21
21% Feb
21
88
*87
12%
97%
2%
15
52% Feb
87
38%
May 29
32% Jan
*44%
1,000
;
■
.
17%
21V4
Jun
"39% Mai-
*47
49
♦20
43%
2Va
4
May 29
May 28
*44%
48%
44%
*45%
'
18
42 3/8
38%
12
.,
17%
21V4
3
28
17%
42%
2%
4
10
X20%
42 V4
38%
14% Apr
28
20%
17V2
21%
34% Apr
36% Oct
r
'*20%
42%
2%
Sep 15
7% Jan
3
52% Nov
20%
20%
18V4
21V4
46% Mar 14
45% May 17
'■
*38%
.—
&
44%
49
No par
May 29
13
*48
45%
27
24
8
*47
'
*44%
30 Va
47V4
11
Morse
4
.44%
♦48
20%
*30 V4
1
:
Corp—
(Max)
47 Va
44%
49
45%
26Va
Dec
45
47 y4
48%
1
series
Evans Products Co
Ex-Cello-O
42%
'4o%
*97%
~
—10
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Eurofund Inp ——
9
42%
—8.50
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
2
42
20 VA
24Va
—100
Equitable Gas Co
49 Vb Apr
25
Co
—
preferred
42
45%
*60
*
■"/
Phonograph—„5
Englehard Industries
5%
1
*44 V2
*93
Johnson Corp common—25
36% Jan
May 29
36 Va Jun
May 17
20 Vs Jail
4%
Mfg
42%
20%
47%
—3
Empire District Electric Co
&
■28%
*41%
20,900
84 VA
28%
46
31%
:_10
35 Va Jun
Feb
*83 %
28%
20
*99 Va
'
—5
5
42
104%
84%
28%
46
shrs.llOs
12
7% May 29
'
*83 Va
21%
5
Battery
Natural
2.300
*)
104%
46
5
Co.
Ind
14
1
12%
100'
Watch Co
Elgin National
14
'
♦■46
'•
14%
•'
■
87
1
common
Share
&
104%
14%
28%
' 96 V4
'
50 ~
Auto-Lite
105
•
84%
lv'4
•
20%
Stop Nut Corp of Amer—1
Electric Storage
Jan
26% Jan
25
18% Jun
Electric
6 Va Jan
56Va Feb
25
25
Jun
8
Bond
199Vb
17%
•
'
1—100
27
Electric
139
42 Va
1
Jun
Electric
S
200%
46
L_5
26
Elastic
•9'/a
198
20 Vb
com—lo
preferred-
5
9
1
1T10
*
'•■
;
Manufacturing Co
6
'
r
28%
'42
'7,400
-
J
45
45%
■
9%
*48
49 ''
54
*83%
28%
1.200
15%
•
14'/a
104
84
*47
'45%
^
*44%
Stainless Steel Corp..—2.50
Kodak Co common—_lo
30
48%
45-
5
prior preferred—
%%
VA
*48
50
Apr 21
4
25
'
1,100
16,300
25%
15%
54%
200%
k
.50
Assn
9V4
28%
—-J..50
Incv—
Co
104%
84
■
—50
;
Fuel
Products
104%
84
28%
$3.60 preferred—
Ekco
103%'
♦54
38,400
82,000
■
14%
199
*83
54
4,500
r
47%
22%
'
9Ve
199
14%
'
9
195
103%
5
20
28% Mar )6
14
9 Va
195%
,
28%
_j,
"
E
.
Co—L—
Gas
\--
9%
193%
_50
Lines
14
14
;
■>
5,200
T8y4
25%
20%
■
18'/a
25
24%
20%
45
-
I-.50
common
Feb
Jun
2,600
18%
24%
53%
15%
52%
.
feeries—No par
series
^.Nopar-
95
4% Jun
13%
19
Xl9
20%
,
-24%,
'
15%
52 y2.
com—5
2
41
400
4,200
6,000
15%
15
"
May 29
V3 Apr
63% Mar
19,000
•
12%
40%
*
1
22
33% Jan
13% '
15%
28
Eastman
9
3
May 31
35
10,000
12%,
No par
;_1
6,
•
"
54%
15%
2.50
93
36 Va
8!600
11,500
29
42%
18
Jun
8%
41%
25
99
A-100
17%
8%
8%/
54%
2
17%
17%:
8%
54%
'
29%
Jan
Oct
2,700
13
89
95
150
45 Va
12%
24
29% Dec
4,500
80
*81
1
Dec
9
79%
17.^00
54%
Apr
.23 Va Jun
5% Jan
79%
*78%
2.50
16% Jun
25% Dec 21
79%
3,100
11%
25
17%
89
49
25% Dec 29
11%
24%
80
17
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
4Va'% preferred1
100
3
4
11%
25
17
Eaton
10
11
11 Va
24 Va
,
53%
40% Mar 23
7
13 VA
84
54 Va
88 % Jan
11 Vb Jan
Jan
6,600
90
13%
39 ya
Jun
32% Jan
Jan
37%
*88
13%
24 y2
May 28
97% Mar
30% Jan
43
37%
90
39
30
19
35
37%
13%
24 Va
52
24% Oct
25% Jun 30
13%
24%
6
29
6
13
39 Va
15
11% Sep
Jan
13%
23%
28
65% Mar 22
6
3.600
39
Jan
16% May 15
1162% Dec 29
52%
24
Dec
99
11
3
52%
23%
98
24
21
900
53
23%
40% Dec
Dec
20
34%
23
$2.10 preferred—
!
DWG Cigar Corp.—
80 Va Jun
4% Oct
13
*34Va
23
1___
preferred.
_1
preferred.-—!—
89% May 24
25
141% Dec
34%
23
preferred-
"4.20%
4.10%
Eastern
27
Oct
1.900
110,400
37%
,
11%
50c
$3.75 preferred—
$4.15 preferred.—
16
22% Jun
29
15% July 28
9%
20 y4
52%
79
Inc——t— 1
$3.50
55% Feb
10
3,300
-
*9%
19%
44 Va
_'_—_1
Co
Preferred
Eastern Air
25% May 17
22%
9%
34%
24%
79
1
Inc.—
Duquesne Light Co
Eagle-Picher
46% Jun
53% Sep
11%
24%
79
No par
Nemours
13
6
11
11
de
23
119% Apr
900
10.800
20 y4
♦88
11 VA
'
Pont
27% Jan
12
15
22%
.
,
37%
24%
Co___No par
24% Feb
6
34% Sep
7% Apr
18% Dec
22%
*9%
300
:
19
•
,
90
24 Vb
1
Chemicals
25
Feb
67% Apr
29
7%
*78 VA
38%
,No par
Fund
15% July 3
31% May 29
27
4
35
.
32% May 15
54'/a Dec 12
19
3% Dec
77%
54%
Productions.,
Preferred
J
-
48% July 13
29% Feb
12
18% July 24
37% Jan 26
"7%
*77%
-Intbrnationalz—____„•—11
Duplan Corp_—
:
L_1
Mai' 27
17 % May 29
20% Jan
59
*/8
*81
Dunhill
'
27
97 Vu Apr
2
44% Jan
1130% Dec
46
27%
1
Ltd
-
Power
••■-;
3
11%
*26%
No par
Industries.!——
DuBois
49% May 25
29% Jan
*10%
26%
: 7
44%
—
Qorp_'
Dresser
42 % Mar 26
38% Jan
5
.
11V4
Drewrys Limited U S ATnc_^—_V
26
7
.
900
11 y4
26%
39%
—
Pepper Co
Duke
16
Feb
11
34
600
2,500
48
79
'
254% Mar 14
27
Dec
3
24
*88 '
24%
~
Mar 27
Nov
19
20
21% Ofct
37%
90
24%
-1
Alkali feo^:
Dbw Chemical
f
5
90%. DeC
110
Apr
77% Jan
25% Jan
22% Jan
37%
♦88
11
_2o
Douglas Aircraft Co__^
•
' 4
<Jan
61
26
164% Jun
100 J/4
Mar
•
31
May-2 9
43
19
5
32
13
Jan
••
72% Jan
47
*
63-
185% Jan
'8
28
20 V2 May 29
8
24% Apr
27
Jun
2
37% Jan
-
'
24 Va Apr .24
20 Vt May 28
48
*10%
■.
.
3.400
7%
2.50
Fruit Corp—
(The) Club Inc
Disney
16
25% Jau
27
13
7%
-
31% July 18
16% May 29
17%
13
7%
44 Va
Dr
17'/a Jun
16%
13%
7%
•.
38%
Divco'-Wayne Corp
16y0 Jun. 25
36%
90
13%
Distillers Cofp-Seagrams Ltd——2
8
16%
*12%
.
120
18,600
97
44%
6
8
16
*94
38
3
7
15%
97
44%
48% Mar 23
42% Aug
16 Va
37 y8
20 % Feb
26% Dec,
15%
.
43%
21% Jari
24% Nov
40 %
94%
37%
22
4
39.%
94%
43%'
25
'22% Mar 29
-
4,100
23,400
40 V4
37
May. 29
>
43%
43 %
:
15
15
52'/4
16
12 V* Jun
4
46
94'/a
.
52%
46
Jun
26
20.300
43
34%
51%
*
16 VA
DiGiorgio
Diners'
34
52 y4
45 Va
35% Jun
19
3
17
17% Jan; 4
152 Va July 18
•
23% May
40% Feb
15
34%
51%
16 Va
National Corp
Diana Stores: Corp
23% Mar 26
9
106%
*43
43 V4
15
Corp
Co
104Va
45Va
22%
34%
46
Diamond
•
108%
*94
:
r
9%
16%
Edison—i—/
29% Jan
44.000
19%
45 Va
Chemical Coatings
-
23%
23
9%
19 Va
13%
Grande West RR_No par
9
45 Va May. 29
22%
9%
16 Vb
Dentist's Supply Co of N Y
11'15 Va Jun
10
23 y8
3
29 Va Feb
Inc
■
-
-7%
19%
Co__6.75
Light
Delta
Lines
8,000
*47%
9V4
1
Delaware Power
15
22%
700
24 y4
27 y4
.
1,000
23%
.
i
11%
19Va
37
50c
21 Va Jun, 15
Mar 27
22%
,
No par
40% Mat 22
Air
7%
14-<4
'24 y4
16%
34 y4
*78
•
100
i_
i-;
7%
27 y4
"7%
83 y4
-14-Va
*23%
39'/a
48
26%
:
*81%
14%
24%
*93 Va
12%
7%
7.300
23 Va
17
11...'
,-100
/.
Hudson
&
28% May 29
5i%
—100
Deere & Co—
20% Jan
26%
•
;43%
24%
'
.
12%
48
83 y4
600
9.000
42%
16%
*10%
9%
13%
B
3.90%
48
10%
23
.
*88
common—7
series
*47 V2
107/a
43%
500
6%
105'A
.
97
>..7%.
44
21%
r15%
'
*43 Va
16%
,
5%
.
;50c
Preferred
1
-
,
100
3.75%
7%
'34 y4
52%
.
—1
;
62% May 23
-48% Aug 18
15% July 18
41% Jan 11
,.
13%
15%
6%
12%
.
;
16%
21%
15%
17,200
23%
;
:
v
,
7%
94
23%
;
94 Va
15 Va
*»J%
14%
•
46
*94
90
22
*61%
-
39%
16%
36%'
'
15%
96
162
6%
•
•
14%
24%
38%
*12%
8
'
.
43%
17
"r
13%
10%..,
27%
-
43%
*93 ya
1
159
*89
'
*14%
42%
*92
19V2
5
Dayco Corp
86 Vz Mar 15
4
22
..
Corp common—
3%'% preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc_-
18% Mar 12
25
,
1
96
19y8
-10
.
Dana
v"'
Mar 13
15 V4 Feb
May 29
11
Jan
90
"
-
83 V4
*43 Va
387/s
*26%'
77/8
227/a
*SV4
preferred^——No par
44 V4
46'/a
159 V4
21%
109'/a
•
93%
'10%
-
.
•
.
Mar 20
45
25
89
1
-
7
3
Jan
^
..
—
•
<■
105%
38 y4
*47%
5
44.800
6%
14%
42%
93 Va
77/8
48y4
46%
46%
15%
.-'24%'
46
93 Va
,
4.900
22
*81%
.
106%
38%
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19
21
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44
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160
6%
14%
14%
102%
,
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litis*
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;
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20
'
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Mar 13
14% Feb
8% Jun -14
20
15% Jan
—i-
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20y4
'
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•*4%'% "preferred———
100
12% Feb
.
14%
\
21%
83 y4
24%
—10
70%' Jan
44
2.600
9%
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43%
1.800
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15%
6%
•
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9% Mav 29
1
15%
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25
Jun
21%
>
22%
26%
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19
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Aug. 16
.
27
9%
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46
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11
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19
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22%
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1
-
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__1
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Crompton & Knowles C©rp_—No par.
Crowell-Collier Publishing
,_i
2
11 Vs May 29
23% Apr 18
3
5
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59% Jan
25
86% Jun
267/a May 17
109% May 25
Aug
12 % Jun
14% Jun
64 '/a Jati
47
May 23
8
37 y2 Aug
4
45 Va
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'
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12
Dec
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14y2
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10%
26
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20%
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5
common—;
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22%
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Coty international
42 Va Mar 19
25
Jun
77 Va Jun
12
95 y2 Jun
3
90% Jan
67
6
17'/a Jan
Dec
45% Nov 20
July 25
89% Jan '
19
50% Mar J.0
8
2
24% Aug 16
20 'A Aug 13
Works
Coty Inc
82% May
1
19% Feb 12
; -4% May 29
>,
22%
25%
..'■<*>
preferred
100'
;3%-% preferred ser of 1947—-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
——1
21% Mar.12
6
3% Jan
Glass
3%%
4
46 y4 Jan
Nov
*—;^,5
_
" : Apr 12
24% Jan
28
13 y4 July
6
194% Mar 19
105 y4 Jun
4
16
__5
COoper Tire
Rubber Go—
1.
Copeland Refrigeration Corp..;—
l
Copper Range Co
5
COpperweld Steel Co_——,
z—5
Corn Products Co
—^50c
12% Jun
89
of America
Tuesday
Aug. 13
22%
22 %
Cooper-Bessemer Corp_
Jun
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Mondayi
34% Mar 19
27% Jun
194% Apr
5
;
,
15% Feb, 16
42% May 31
63% Nov 28
26
45% May 3
145% Sep 26
83 y4 Jan
5
'
25
19
15
t
STOCK
Par
Controls Co
5
22% May 24
26% Oct
i
18
34 % Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
9y4 May 29
23 y8 Jun
-
NEW
Highest
20 y2 May 29
6
STOCK RECORD
.STOCKS
'
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„„
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'
32%
32 y4
32%
3.100
2 4 VA
25
25 y4
16
16 Va
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25%
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17.500
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8%
2.500
8
8
4.800
8s
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18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
'
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
*
3
Jan
39% Nov
25
Jun
31
19% May 10
12% Dec 29
10
7
2
27
22 y4 Feb
7
44% Feb
7
5
24 y4 Jan
17
15% Jun
42% Oct
13
32% Aug
27
59% Nov 22
20
10% May 29
18% Jan
2
55% Dec
42% July 26
23% Jun
11
1
25
53% Feb
20
5
164% Nov 24
51
Jun
9
20
69
NOV 24
75% Dec
4
30
Aug 13
33% Jan
51 % NOV
28% Jan
4
49% Jan
4
12
22 % Nov
Nov
29
82
51 % May 19
4
41% Jan
104
25
25
48 % Jun
25
13
3
58
17
93 % Nov
8
87% Mar 12
May 29
67%
30%
30
16%
16%
5
L
2nd
♦81
26 %
A
conv
conv
19%,
39
Dec
Jan
13
382
31% Jan
3
48
11
Jan
85
260
5
360
28
Jun
Jan
89
Mar 13
y4 Jan
2
93
22
Jun
15
19%
13% May 29
29% Jan
3
27
5
16% Nov 30
11
21 % Jan
8
12% Jan
5
12
17% Oct
18
29% Mar 22
10% Aug 14
13 % Jan
July 26
33 %
24% Aug 25
May
May 29
10% Jun
25
%
7
'
36%
4
69%
44
26% Aug 14
14% Jan
Foster-Wheeler
25
67
Feb
1
Foxboro
42% Apr
11
19
18
26% Jun
28
3
1
28% May 29
13
May 29
19% Jan
3
20
Jun
27
29% Jan
12
19
25
Jun
25
56
17% May 29
78% May 29
84
Apr
24
5
Dec
26
35% Jun
67% Oct
27
50% Nov
Foremost
8
Apr
87
31V4 Aug 23
19
Jan
3
73
Feb
13
121/4 Jan
3
22i/4 jan
27
2
Nov
86
Dairies
4
45% Feb
Fram
Jan
2
27% Feb
15
Jan
4
4%
18,800
31%
24,100
33'/a
33%
33%
32%
33
52
51
51%
511%
52%
17%
17
17 %
17
17
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63
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63%
62%
63%
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16 Va
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16 Va
16V8
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3,700
67 %
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13
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12
41
41%
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27
27%
29%
31
30%
13
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500
13
1,600
10,500
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30
30
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27%
28%
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28%
28%
29
29%
30
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81 Vz
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81%
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195/8
20
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681/2
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10
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26%
68
32
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Franklin Stores
Freeport
26%
69
30%
16%
4
50c
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26%
67%
1
2,000
10,800
51'%
39
1
Corp
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60
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10
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20
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*225
1—2
Inc
Corp
37%
19%
19 %
60%,
66
2.50
Co
Motor
14% Jan
25
43% Oct
9
26
Ford
6
25
35"% Nov
31% Jan
€1% Dec
27
Jun
Jun
8
24% Jun
37
19%
19 %
•
32%
91
.
3,700
37%
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1
Co
37
24,800
-
26%
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10
preferred
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82
,
100
42
121/4
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.
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>
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500
\
16 Va
2
Mineral
Foote
20 % Mar 29
36 % Jun 26
Nov~21
15%
July 31
12
3
14% Jan
convertible
4%
Food Mart Inc
10 Va
.12%
32%
xl6
39%
4
series
pfd
24
59%
of '51—15
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
divid
$4.20
33%
37%
1
Food Fair Stores Inc common
40
21% May 29
May 31
1
89% Jun
161/a
*331%
*23
40%
12%
:
—
250
V4
33%
23%
12,300
«
39%
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-
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4,500
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B 2nd
*16
'
30%
32%
•:
83
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:
16%:
16%
12%
68%
»
16 y4
preferred—100
No par
Florida East Coast
Co—25
Florida Power Corp
2.50
Florida Power & Light Co
No par
Fluor Corp Ltd
2.50
F M C Corp common...
—10
When
issued
10
3%%
convertible preferred
_10Q
3
.
X26y4
68%
30
51%
$2.25
30 Va Mar
Jan
26%
67%
16%
$4.50
5
82% Feb
13% Jun
5
47
26
-
53
preferred
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36%.
■ i2y4
19%. >19%.
■
32%
$4
13
6% Feb
3% Jun
28% Jun
^
.*
16
common
7%
36
'
.19
52%
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'7%
7%33%
12%
19 %
.19%
31%
Flintkote
8
Feb
19
19
1
Inc
35%
-
23%
39%
36
No par
Stores
Moore
'
34
36%
12 y4
35y4
National
&
Shares
36%
"
'•
16%
33%.
39%
12%
36 Va
...18%
1
Inc
39
12%
Rubber——No par
&
*16 %
23%
35%
Charter Financial Corp_No par
Fischbach
Mar 16
46
34% May
17
4
59% Jan
1
14
26
24
50
16% Jan
58 % Jan
Mar
87
-
First
8
26% Mar 16
25
Aug
Corp
'
7%
the Week
Aug. 17
15%
15%
36%
J
*
24
39
First
2
2
May 19
86% Nov 15
Jan
8
July 14
10
4
36% Jan
Filtrol
38%'
-
Fifth. Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Federation
20% May
May 29
89
Paper
7%
Sales for
Friday
Aug. 16
15%
15%
'
1—1
Products—No par
10 •>1
Corp
Fiberboarc
16 %
»16
-10
Tire
72%! Jan
35% Jun
May 19
114
Stores
Firestone
50 V4 Jan
80%-Aug
8
86% Mar
28
95's Dec
Dept
Inc
Financial
16
15% Jun
34% May 22
2
25
1.25
22
Jan
25
Aug
51
33%
48% Mar 21
142
25
25 V4 Jun
16 y4
33%
*23%
Ferro
6
35y8 Mar 15
22% May 29
24
Dec
16
24
preferred
PRICES
.
A__23
series
SALE
Thursday
36%
36%
-
7%
■
33
Fenestra
31% Feb 15
24 % Mar 14
May 29
14
7%
7%
32%
2nd pfd
conv
Federated
2
13% Mar 14
23% Oct
126
54% Jan
7 %•
HIGH
Aug. 15
15%
15%
36%
X36%
*23%
5%%
4.60%
May 10
18 Va Jun
12
35% Apr
15% Mar 16 ->
24
36%
Federal Paper Board Co common—5
31 y4 Jun
4
34 % Mar 21
2
26% Aug
22% July 11
37% Jun 27
23% July
Aug 30
34% Feb
1
10% Nov
9
36%
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 14
15%
15%
Aug. 13
15%
15%
Pacific Electric Co com_—1
Federal
14 y4 Feb
3
21
Federal
26
Dec
Par
Corp
1
Mogul Bower Bearings____5
Fedders
Jun
33% Jan
19
5
42% Mar 15
23% Feb
15% May 29
25% May 16
3
17% Jan
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
1
Range Since Jan.
Year 1961
27
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
(758)
Trailer
Co
1
common
100
preferred
.
G
40'/2 Sep
2
30% Jun
25
35
Mar 13
57
1
46% Mar
14% Jan
8
41% Nov 27
19% May
25
July 24
35% Jun
56% Mar 17
5% May 12
25
3% Jan
3
24y2 Jan
9
291/2 July
2% May 29
18% Jun 14
17% Jan
4
26% Dec
17% May 29
10% Jan
6
221/2 Jan
3
6
29
14i/4 Dec
1
32 Vi Nov 16
;92%Jan 10 r.
20'/a Sep
38% Dec
75
94% Nov
*
7
25
May 26
5% Dec
75
I
19%
7% Jan
Oct
30
34% Jan
31
27% Apr
18
24
5Va Feb
17
May
37 V4 Jan
24% Oct
24
113
40% Jan
58
3
47%
47
48
6,100
3%
3%
3%
33/8
16
voting
conv
American
General
44% May 11
86
.
Feb
6
8% Apr 23
Apr 18
90
84
May 22
46% Mar 20
.
4%
Corp
Corp
1
14%
14 %
14%
44% Jun
25
8
Aug 11
4
Dec
12
54% Apr
14
25
25% May 19
57% Jan
Apr
27
$5
1
General
Jan
9
General
44 % Feb
9
7% Jan
2
General
Public
37% Mar 22
General
28% Jun
15
5
22 Va Mar 28
41
Mar 14
25y2Jan
3
26V4 July 14
26
271/2 May 11
27
,
May 29
25% July 26
28
Mar
6
$1.30
Mar 22
27
$1.25
29
General
Tele &
19% Feb
20
General
Time
30 % Apr
General
Tire
102 Vi Feb
14
106% Apr
13
33% July
2
30 Va Jun 22
42% Feb
19
58% Jan
3
40 %
62% Jan
2
Gerber
101% Dec
7
97
Jun
25
19
107
Nov
22
100
Jun
3
4IV4 Dec
29
53% Jan
4
751/4 May 24
May 29
3
21
May 19
12% Jun
2
21
Mar
12
6
25
20
Feb
16
19
Feb
53
Mar
5
23% Jun
18
May 29
25% Jun 25
31% Jun
6
27
31% Aug
4
Jun
31
3
30
July 27
16% July
25
21
$5
Portland
Gibralter
Cement
9,000
1
28,500
35 %
35%
35%
36%
36%
373/a
36 Va
37Va
36%
31,700
37
37
37
Jan
*32%
25
25
*26 Va
27
*26%
27
*26%
27
26%
25 %
25%
♦25%
25%
*25%
25%
25%
3.33%
19%
19%
19%
20%
20%
20%
20%
28% Jan
139
5
25% Feb
13
20
Jan
80
Mar 22
3
May 19
96% May 24
40
Aug
2
18 V* Jan
3
27% Oct
12
Jan
3
79
Dec
11
32% Jan
3
44
Dec
13
35% Jan
16
47 % Nov
13
85
Sep 20
86% Jan
4
91
Oct
4
101
Jun
28
102
Jan
9
33% Jan
For
12
88% Apr 27
94% Jun 15
93% Apr
104% Dec
106
Dec
10
7
13
49% Mar 29
footnotes,
see
page
90
Jan
Jan
10
19% July 30
25
46%
46%
46 5/a
1,000
143/4
15 Va
15
15 %
14,100
143/4
14%
14%
14%
15
32%
32%
32%
33
33%
333A
33 3/a
33%
29 Va
29%
29%
293A
29%
29%
30
30
39
37%
38
38
391/4
3 8 3/a
39Va
38%
39%
45,300
33
33%
323A
333/8
32 »/2
32%
32%
32%
8,300
23Va
18%
32%
33
*29%
3,000
30
1,700
1,400
9,300
5,000
Jan
4
Goebel
72% Jan
4
Goodrich
2
29% Jan
11
2
81% Mar 19
25 Va Jen
5
1
Inc
Co
Union
No par
& Rubber
Batteries
Inc
4
Co
6.25
5
Co
2.50
common
3%%
preferred
tGrayson-Robinson
_
100
1
Stores
22%
.
1 Va
1%
1
13%
133/4
IV4
1%
5,900
1%
1%
li/4
1%
45%
441/4
451/4
453/8
46 3A
455/8
46%
45%
45%
27,900
293/a
30
29%
30%
29%
30%
64,900
391/4
40%
38 3A
40
38%
40%
3,200
35%
35%
36
36
36V4
29,600
16%
16Va
16%
16%
I6V4
1,200-
29 Va
29%
29Va
29%
40
41
40
41
34%
34%
34%
34%
151/4
15%
15%
X35
15%
14%
151/4
15Va
153/s
151/4
15%
151/4
15%
15V4
153/4
18,900
26
26%
x26 %
26%
26%
28%
27Va
27%
27
27%
16,200
13%
13%
xl3%
13%
133/a
13%
133/8
13%
13 1/2
135/8
3,100
21
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
21
77%
77V2
*77V4
78V2
110
534
5V2
6 Vi
222,300
14,200
20%
20%
21
77%
77%
*77%
78%
78%
78%
6%
6%
4%
6 3/8
4V8
43/4
5
40%
41%
41
413/s
41%
411/2
41
41%
24% Feb
Great Nor
213/4
211/4
62% Feb
Great Northern
47% Feb
30
60
Feb
21%
2IV4
213/a
213/8
36
36V4
35%
36
36
361/4
No par
Great Western Financial Corp
1
Great Western Sugar com
No par
35
35%
35
35%
351/4
36
Great Northern
42% Jan
103 %
21%
25
15
Aug
9
Aug 14
43% Feb 21
7%
41
Mar 12
3
3
30%
27%
26%
19%
31%
144
27%
27%
19
19%
31%
311/4
Gulf States Utilities Co com.No par
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
$4.40 dividend
preferred
$4.44 dividend
$5
dividend
preferred
preferred
dividend preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
$5.08
100
100
100
100
2.60
35
35
35 Va
*89
90%
'-*92%
93
18%
19
59,000
32
2,400
31%
*144
31%
31%
145
♦144
145%
20
291/4
900
28%
28V4
283A
28%
28V2
27%
28 3/a
21,300
27%
*74
75%
35Va
343/4
60
593/4
34 Va
345/8
3 5 5/a
231/4
231/4
23%
23%
75V4
*74%
75V4
35%
345/8
34%
341/4
345/8
*74
343/4
35
X34 Vt
34%
89
89
*86%
90
93
*92
93
-
95
59%
59%
34%
59%
35
*92%
♦103V4
*1031/4
♦103V4
60
59%
*931/4
*92
193/8
*28 3%
'
75
19
3,400
291/8
23%
34%
20,200
29
34%
*74
7,400
363/a
283/4
23%
No par
8.33 Va
38V4
36
28 3A
34Va
preferred
2IV2
37%
36%
28
231/4
OA Corp
31%
21%
37 Va
35%
28
*1031/4
59%
20
145
21%
36
144
341/4
58 %
19%
31%
*143
7,100
144
23 Va
Apr 19
43% Apr 12
94% May 11
12
Manufacturing Co
18%
*143
33 "Va
$5
97% Jun
Shoe
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
i
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
Gulf
106% Apr 30
108 % Mar 14
Co
*103 Va
2
7
Ry
No par
100
50
4
Mar
Co
Greyhound Corp common
4%% preferred called
4%%
conv
preference
78% Feb
97
Prop
preferred
Green
27% Jan
44 Va
Ore
7,700
15,800
1%
41%
Paper
.
Va
41
Iron
8,600
.
44%
15%
5
Steel
Co
T)
:
5
Ltd
Co
City
...
1
& Co
Mining
(W
1
10
(B F)
(W R)
Graniteville
—
Co
Brewing
Grant
5.,
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
2
93
July 24
103% July 18
105
46%
143/4
14%
14
36 % Jan
2
46 3A
14%
14%
133/4
26
33% May 29
27% May 29
87% Jan
3
463/4
14%
14%
14
29
May 29
20% Jun 27
70% Jun 27
47
14%
14%
133/B
28
30
46%
14V4
14%
14
35% Feb
8
47 %
14
Xl3%
144% Jan
14
46%
100
13%
3
Jan
17,800
13%
Granby
Jun
3,000
36V4
5
Globe-Wernicke
29
93
34%
35%
38 5/8
20% Jan
21% May 29
34%
36 V4
38 Va
27
53
29% Apr 18
34%
355/8
38
15
27
343/a
36%
103
375/s
12% Jun
22 Va Jun
34%
36Vs
*102%
38
27
21
34%
36Va
38
18% Jun
36% Dec
103V4
34%
34%
38%
Grace
25
102V4
34%
35%
38%
Goodyear Tire
May 29
103 Vi
34%
34%
5
Corp
Gould-National
15% Jun
*1021/4
34%
102
1
Co
9
30
39,900
110,400
38%
Alden
2
137% July
11%
241/4
99%
38%
35 % Jun
1
11%
23 Va
*99
10
7
3
99%
105/8
Mar 22
20
111/2
23%
*985/8
18%
60"Va Jan
Aug
11
221/8
993/4
23
25
39% Jun
103
113/4
22%
10 3/8
40 Va Jun
44% Dec
146
"1021/4
Hi/4
223/a
*98
100
18%
75
3
*98i/4
102
181,100
2234
6
Jan
99
99
400
21%
10%
547/a Feb
Aug 13
22%
253/4
18%
37% May 11
35
11%
21%
*251/2
x20%
23
3
23
IOV4
22%
25%
211/4
10%
Granite
69
10%
21%
26%
18%
Grand
511/4 Feb
10 %
30c
1,600
*26 Va
26%
22%
2
28% Apr
4,200
10,700
*
103/4
2
3
*32%
18%
15% Apr
19% Jan
32V4
33%
231/4
49% Jan
3
48% Jan
39% July 12
39% Dec 13
11%
32%
18%,
10%
44% Jan
Aug 15
28%
11 Va
32%
223/4
14
4 Va
28%
11
10 3/4
34% Jan
70% Nov 30
331/4
28 VA
10%
10%.
22
3
11%
33
27%
11
33 Va
.18%
Aug 10
35% Jan
28 %
IIV4
33
27%
10%
10%
Jun
26% Nov 28
27%
11%
27%
18%
14 %
3
28%
Hi/4
31
23
10% May 29
18% May 29
Jan
8
28 Ve
30%
10%
22
2
18,300
30%
1
Jun
July
30%
30 Va
18%
25
Mar
30%
2.50
Co_
9
80
30%
30%
22%
&
52% Aug
39% Apr
17,900
301/2
30 Va
33
40% May 17
4
53/4
32%
5
18
5%
53/4
1
18%
75% Jan
90
38
5%
5%
*98%
36%
*36
38
55/a
5%
5
4
25'/4 Jan
*36
5%
Co
25% Jun
35% Jan 17
53/4
5%
Brothers
1
26
*36
600
Gimbel
15 % Feb
Dec~27
37
,
Gillette
% May 29
1% Aug 15
6% Jan
*36
84%
43%
,
2
Jan
141/4 Sep
29% Aug 13
50
1,300
43% Mar 15
55
11'/4 Jan
30
,
112
37%
Glidden
5
34,900
206,900
19%
of Calif_l
Glen
15
53%
112
112
112
27%
1113/4
52%
52%
40.1/4
Cards Inc
14
55% Dec
1113/4" 1113/4
26%
111%
27%
111
85%
Co
Financial Corp
Greeting
14
47% NOV
85'A
112 Va
52%
19%
5
14% Feb
Jan
112 Va
521/2
265/8
*1103/4
85V4
4
45% Feb
27
111%
263A
1113/4,
39
Co
25
33% Jan
52%
52
52
19%
Co
22
July 24
25V2
*1103/4
85
80c
8% Jun
43
45,200
42
Corp
36% Jun
8
17Va
19 Va
1
35% Jan
21
16%
845/8
Gladding McBean & Co—
May
16%
40%
100
Ginn
Nov
26,500
15V8
19%
100
32% Mar 21
3
25%
111%
2.50
19% Mp.y 22
79
70%
413/4
com
6
1% Jan
70%
85%
(series B)
26
51% Jan
70%
18%
1
16 Va Jun
9
1,400
70
-10
171/2 May 16
47
NOV 28
13
77,300
36%
6.67
23% May 11
12% Oct
lOo.uuO
68 3/a
36%
10c
Rubber
Products
Gibson
26V4
67%
363/4
84%
Inc
Oil
Giant
25%
67%
x40%
preference
Genesco
Getty
26
19 %
preference
5 % %
3,600
18%
Electronics
Georgia-Pacific
Jan~25
Sep
2.800
103/8
84%
42%
Corp
&
4
23
30 % Jan
17
2
5 Va
95/a
19 Va
Signal
preferred
preferred
18% May 29
7% May 29
Jan
5
93/4
Telephone Co of Florida—
17% May 28
3
20% Mar 20
5Va
95/a
43
Industries
Steel
25 Va
*110%
■
5Va
9%
18%
Refractories
General
••
25%
1,200
51/4
-
41%
Service
General Railway
General
,
111%
52 Va
32
*84%
Public Utilities Corp
44 % Jan
3,700
83
15
1
No par
preferred
May 29
27
x51%
Precision Equipt Corp,
conv
36V4
No par
series
$3.75
Portland Cement Co
$1.60
35%
*82%
111
General Outdoor Advertising
30% Mar
*110%
1%
3,800
No par-
preferred
Preferred
25
3
100
General Motors Corp common
General
24% Jun
Corp
common
preferred
2
9% Jun
5
Mills
5%
59
25
25% May 28
26% Jun 18
6
Jan
Instrument
May
87% Apr 26
43% Aug 14
July 23
July
General
General
115
106% May 29
18 Va
Jan
337/a Jan
12'A
V 313A
15%
14%
30
450
3,400
12
32
143/4
69%
1115
'
8%
8%
83
70%
68%
1
10,600
76" "
/b
36
703/a
*36
Jun
6:3/4
4fJ
7,700
313/4
36%
69
11% May 29
0
1
8%
35
67%
36%
21 % May 29
60
10,000
*82%
31%
25
68 Va
108
19% Oct
35%
361/2
1
Corp
Corp
2,600
99
353A
59%
-.-35>
12
673A
—No par
Foods
76
12
83
36
Finance
*8%
25V4
67%
36%
General
'75%
67
66
General
6%£
SI
243/8
24 Va
66%
5
6%.
24%
24%
36
Jan
100
251/2
591/2
9%
65%
53 % Mar
25
*98
98
35%
*5Va
24%
96
25%
98-
35%
9%
1
5
25
25
5 Va
Dynamics
3
13
35
31%
General
57% Jun
,400
12
*82%
1
5% Jan
16% Jan
83%
31
<•
78 % Mar 12
35
24% Oct
31
36% Feb
26% Jun
57% Dec
*82%
30%
35%
35%
83%
25
7
12
35 Va
30 %
25
Corp
11%
8%
11%
12
Jun
7
51% Dec
35%
*82 %
1
Corp__2
Co
*11%
(
9%
Jun
Nov
11%
-<12
8%
5
Electric
12
753/4^77'/2
5%
Jun
17
.6%,.
♦
9%
52
70% Nov
12
8%
8%
9%
General
12
"
.100
Finance
3,200
59Va
5
78
July 25
' 76%" '76%
76%" "
No pai
com
preferred
Cigar Co Inc
1st
18 3/s
59
>8%
HTa
5
General
20
18%
99
..
5
42 i/a Feb
14% Jan
'
20
18Va
"
>36%,f>36%
-
4,600
20%
173A
135% 7 36%
Controls Co
23
42
■
'
*98
%^'J 5
*58 % jt58%
*
6%
6%- •-/6%rjW'l'\ 6%"
58%-
—
3%
25%
25
99%
Contract
37% Jan
92%
25
*98
36 Va --36 % '1
General
14
100
25
99 %
t
General
27
32 % Apr
24%
*98
31/4
3V4
9,400
12
*ll3/4
9
81% Jun
1
12
1J
30 % Jun
22
12
3Va
*20
20%
17%'
6% Apr
5
10
Nov
12
,
6,300
173/4
*20
17%
16% Jan
29
131/2 Jun
com__1
17%
24%
No par
pref
Investors
17%
12
$4.50 preferred
General Amer Oil
7
20 %
*19
17%
Cable
8
May
20 %
*19
50
1
Corp
General
28
27
12
24
preferred-.
convertible
Acceptance
3%
3%
42% Mar 15
Jun
Jun
35% July 27
13
41% Dec
47
Bronze
42% Dec
6
473A
General
86% Nov
25% Jan
46%
9
110% Dec
38
46%
20 % Jan
4
28 % Oct 31
53
Oct 27
3
45%
26
28
6
29
46
2
Jun
10
26% Jan
5,000
45%
11% Jan
24
Jan
26 y4 Jan
401/4
$0.60
4
32 Va Feb
79% Jan
104
41%
39%
54% Jun
May 31
Dec
40Va
40
15
20
5
38% Sep
Apr 31
31
41
39%
4% May 29
8% May 29
1
58
Nov
2
107% Nov 15
551/2 Apr 21
106% July 14
20Va
40Va
391/2
General
14% Jan
% Jun 26
33
80% Dec
10
68% Jan
20
40%
39
4%%
2
102
79% Jan
22% Mar 21
45 % Jan 31
2
19
Oct
60 %
20%
39%
39 Va
Jun
5
70
27
Mar 27
8
3
19
12% Oct
25
22% Feb
50% Nov
20
39%
100
Co of Texas
5.
General Amer Transportation
1.25 >
General taking
Co
common
—5 '
$8 preferred
No par
General Bancshares Corp
2
8
22
77% July 26
20 VA
38%
Inc
Co
10% Jun
-
V
27
44% Feb 27
83
Mar
2
15
8
52% Jun 25
3K;
19
13% Nov
4
26
29% Jan
15
Jan
27
19%
39 VA
39
Skogmo
Garrett
10
26% Jan
94% Jan
..
7
low Mar
140
Oct 26
27 % Jan
23 Va Jun
19%
39%
37%
Corp
2
Gar Wood Industries Inc common.l
21
4% Mar 19
10% Jun
July 28
98
19%
38%
5
Gamble
2
Feb
58
1
5
Co
Gardner-Denver
Jan
51
1
Gabriel
25% Apr 11
46% May 22
*93%
95
*86%
93
90
59%
1,200
34%
355/8
28,300
23%
.
233/4
*74
600
751/4
34 5/8
35
44,400
341/4
345/a
14,200
,♦86%
*92%
90
30
*92
93
110
*92%
93
95
*104
105 %
*104
105%
*1033/4
104%
*103%
104%
*1031/2
104%
♦104%
106
*104%
106
*104
106
♦104V2
106
*1041/2
106
19%
20%
19%
20 3A
203/4
21%
21
213/4
21V4
213/4
7,700
(759)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
'
.
NEW
Highest ;
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Far
Tuesday
Aug. 14
Aug. 13
Wednesday
Sales fur
Thursday
Aug. 16
Aug. 15
Friday
the Week
Aug. 17
Shares
*
H
29
2534 Jan
4
42 % Jan
3
6034 Nov
20
46
Nov 29
2 9%. Nov
14"
10
23,
'91
Oct
26% Jan
:
28% Feb
3
36
26% Aug
1
33% Dec 21
38
42% Oct
9
35
36 Va Mar 22
18% Jun
.
83
27
108
Hallicrafters
2
Hamilton
-3
36 Va Jan
4
20
34 % Jan
4
.22
34l/a: Jan
15
Dec
.
58 Va Mar 28
May
44%.Sep
Jan
24
.
Jun
July
25
2
31% Aug 15
122
,
7
-
20 y4
-
Aug
3
July 11
.39% Jan
,
80 V* Dec'
5
36% Aug
7
May 29
38% Feb
1
20% Jan
17 % May 29
30
May 29
.24%-Jan
4
23 Va Jan
2734" May 18
36 Va Dec 18
25% Oct 24
29% Oct
9
30% Jan
39% Jun
,
25 %
75% Jan
25
2
6
13% Feb 20
18% May 29
6% May 29
37 Va Feb
27
43% Mar 15
38% Jun
27
42
32% Dec
13
47% Apr 27
18% Nov 28
13%-Jun
25
35 Va Jan
17 V6 Jan
18
15% Jun
Jan
J27
9
49% Feb
7
40% Sep 19
73% Nov 21
81
Nov 28
3
87
Jan
46% Apr
31%! Jan
18
22 Va Jun
48
88
25
10% May 29
29% Jan
38% Nov 20
Jan
108
Jan
86
25
.
Jun
110 Va Aug
69 V8 Dec
19
18
6
10
115
Feb
July 18
82
Jan.
May 29
5%
Heublein Inc
29
Feb
Sep 25
18ya Nov
2
53
Apr
4
28% Apr 21
15% Jun
21
37
Jan
12% Jun
25
19% Jan
6
72
Nov
6
7
16
Jan
20
10
43% Mar 22
22
Jun
24% Jan
12
30
24% Jun
14% Oct
31
29% May 10,
111/4 Mar 13
Jan
8ys Dec
29
29% Apr
19
29y2Feb
6
34
41% Apr
Jan
33% Feb.
11
30 Va Feb
8
May 29
87/a Feb
26y4Jun
20
30
16
53 y2 Jan
7
Nov
16
44% Mar 28
60
Jun
25
41
90
87% Jun
25
92
Mar 22
104
Apr
5
Dec"~7
29%
3% Dec
15
6
18
19
16% Jan
;3
24% NOV
.60%' Sep
74 Va Feb
80% Jun.
23
9
93'A Nov
10.
lb ',
86% Jan
10% Dec-27
*'
14% Jan
45
3
3
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
7% Oct
99 %
10
.02'/a
127% Dec ll
15 Va Mar 23
7
8
72% Dec
35% Jan:1 3
/ 00%
20
901
1
23 y4 Apr
58 y4 May
12
15% Dec
Aug
Jan
57
6
10
y2 May, 17
89% Jun; ' 4
"
119%Mkr.9
13
.9% Jun 14
43 % May 29
.
:
32% Jun
56%: Apr
68 y4 Jan
21
11% Apr 21
Jun 28
96% July 6
.5% May 29
3
40
37
23.
Jun
9
Sep 29
Jan
7
July
Howe
Hudson
Feb
Hunt
89% Oct
10
23% May 29
37
2
Idaho
32% Sep
48% Oct
15
18% Jun
25
29»/a Jan
2
Ideal
11
31 Va Jun
25
46% Feb
2
28
41
Jan
44%Dec~i9
4
47 y4. Apr
Nov
43
4
16.
44 %
32% Jan 23
5%. Jan
71% Jan
145
~8
Feb~20
18
31
151
Jan
3
49% Dec
12
29
40
55%'Dec
20
May 31
36% Jun 25
47 y4 Apr
17
87
35
Oct
27
90
Jan
18
21% Jan
3
447.
95
Apr.12
27% May 31
Oct 25
May 19
300
Jun
42% Jan
3
55% Jun
9
4
149 Va Apr
54 y4 Oct
27
34
Jun
84 % Nov
14
81
Jan
77% Jan
3
24Va Sep
3
12% Dec
4
29% Jun
22% May 11
''.38%'Oct 11
19
93% Feb
7
Dec
28
45% Dec
5
7
9
,Jun
19
98
578% Jan
57'/a-Mar
159 y4 Mar
Feb
57
85% Mar
1
II"
42 Va Apr
17
7% May 29
18% Jun 25
18% Jan
36
Int'l
Mar 26
1
Harvester
Co
preferred
Nickel
5%
preferred
International
—_
International
Shoe.
35% Nov 30
May 29
41 y4 Apr
24
International
May 28
12
40 y4 May 25
92
Jun 18
41% May 25
26 Va May 29
17% May 29
17% Oct 24
Dec1
-49'
"
5
33 y* Dec- 28
38
.
39% May 11
58% Jan
25
Mar
2
50 y4 Mar
7
50
33
;
*
26
21% Ma r
$6
8
43 V* May 28
75% Jan-
84
88 Va Jun
July 16
-40% July 25
15-1
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3
757/8T>ec
12
40
Jan
3
102 % Dec
4
13
Jan
3
37-
Sep 26
96
21 % May
48
26
Mar 20
98% Jun
18
2'
13
39»/a
100
lSVa
15%
15i/4
15i/4
2,100
28
28%
29%
29%
30
19%
19%
19%
19%
191/4
20
11,100
10,000
35
353/4
353/4
36%
361/4
36%
23,400
6,800
27%
<
35 Va
34%
35 y4
34%
35%
43%
*43
43%
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433,6
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433/4
45%
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45%
45%
45%
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46
50
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50%
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50%
50%
47%
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47%
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48
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46%
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463/4
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46 3/4
34%
29%
-
31 y4
31
32%
32 %
46%
34 y4
27
26%
26%
26%
27%
6l/a
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6
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55%
6
6
6
100
20
240
48
323/4
33%
12,000
26%
26%
4,700
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•
6'/a
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400
29%
293/4
293/4
303/4
93%
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94%
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94%
24%
24 Va
243/4
24%
24%
24%
378%
386%
394y4
3853/4
3923/4
453/4
148%
149
386
403/8
46%
46%
148 Va
148%
148%
1483/4
40%
40%
40 Va
46"
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41
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293/4
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29
13%
133,4
66%
13%
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13%
26
26 3/8
26
26%
263/8
27
96
95%
95%
95'/s
95%
5%
40%
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6y4.
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40%,
10%
11%
22 3/4
24
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29%
300
65%
64%
65 »/8
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13%
133/a
13
13%
20,700
263/a
26%
26'/8
26'/a
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95%
951/4
951/4
400
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11 Va
11%
13,400
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25 3/a
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22%
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233/4
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610
5,800
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46'/a
149 y4
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10
45%
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1,100
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413/4
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78%
79
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79%
23
78%
80
80
81
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801/4
600
243/4
243/4
24%
24%
245/a
24%
243,6
24%
24%
243/4
2,700
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333/4
333/4
343/8
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333/4
343/8
6,600
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40
39%
373/4
40
393/s
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32%
33
32%
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33%
24
233/4
24
24
52
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52
47%
48
48
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.
1
100
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—
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5
-
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14%
23%
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46%
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83
82
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48%
49
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85 Va
42 Va
42 3/4
73
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-
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.
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preferred aeries A—
:
106,
(Earle M) Co^
Joy Manufacturing.Co
;
18; V
413/4
427/s
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73
18
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v
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1
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18
-
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14
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14
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,
80
4,800
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11%
3.400
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2,700
83
83
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7,100
85 y2
20
42
727/a
18
:
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'
49
-
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85 Va
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.
14
18%-
18%
41 y4
42 Va
73
42%
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18 Va
6,200
23-%
121
14%
'
49
18 Va
•
121.,
143/4
1,000
45
23yft
233/8
83
48%
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133/4
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443/4
,
122 Va
15 Va
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1,900
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42
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49
15
49%
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49
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2,200
49
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83
2,009
51 i/a
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33%
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14%
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33
233/4
52
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-
122 Va
-
12,300
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'
443/4
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150
3,900
24
48 y3
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45
22%
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.
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52
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15 y4
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,
122 ya.
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5
,
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38%
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38%
38%
62,400
100
24
24%
52
41%
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34
24
40
41'A
5/b
100
38%
46
5
-
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46
42
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99
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40
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42%
38%
38%
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.
40
413/s
98
100
38%
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40%
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383/4
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1
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40%
99%
*
Jorgensen
20,300
16,500
8.33 %
Jonathan: Logan- Jne—
4
: 3,000
99,300
24%
149
40%
*28
——1
Johnson
4
148 Va
41%
285/a
Light Co__i—
Johns-Manville
17% Jan
243/4
391%
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386
46%
46 y4
46%
40%
3.50
7
40 V4 Jan
10,300
94%
64
-
7
5%
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833/4
.
Jones
31%
94%
24%
3793/4
376
28%
Co.
2
2
441/4
31%
31 ya
623/4
com
Feb
102% Mar 26
37
451/4
301/4
44
No par
Stores
Corp
361/4
451/4
*42%
37%
45 y4
45
*42%
44
63%
preferred
8c
36%
37%
45%
45%
*42%
24 Va
Jersey Cent:Pwr & Lt
*, pfd—100
Jewel Tea Co: Inc common.:—
t
3% %
45
44
9,600
160
—No par
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur • Co
,
44%
*42%
93%
Coai: common.——50c
Circuit
35%
45
44
57
*153
160
29%
Co.'
preferred—*
I-T-E
36 a/a
*153
160
551/4
56%
56
56%
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160
35%
36%
45
56%
56%
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160
35%
Corp com
5
preferred
25
Dept
Elec
55%
56
♦153
1
;
29%. Jan'
73% Jan
112
13% July 30
ys Aug 14
39%
267/b
27
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39%
34%
•
18
For footnotes, see page 25.
59% Feb
14,
May 29
Jun 25
Silver
convertible
Island- Creek
14
i .65%* Jun
3oy4
*39%
153/4
15%
35 Va
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463/i
293/4
*98
Iowa
2
21
30% Dec 13-
,
34%
45%-
26%
190
51,100
•43
35 Va
*45%
Iowa-Illinois Gas 8c Electric CO—-1
10
74% May 22
7
34%
"423/4
120
8Vs
8
19%
19%
.
II,800
99
39%
•39%
27%
27%
20 Va
*39
Apr 27
87% Jun
llO'/a Mar
27%
9,600
2,700
38%
97%
97
*98
8%
600
f
47%
381/4
383/8
8
8%
9%
10%
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.
-
18,800
99%^
9 I/b
98
98%
•.ttf. \
Vz
10%
99
*97
29%
preferred...
-Jan
24% Feb
4
*30% ,39%
15%
15%
.
34%
25
$2
12
16y4 Jan
3
8
42%
100
Power
9
15% Jan.
8%
343/4
International Utilities
;122y4 Mar 12
10
73% Jan
7%
-
37%
-
62'/4
Light 8c Power Co
May 29
11% Jun 25
3
98
36%
'
283/4
1
,
Iowa
82
27
98
98
98%
10%
47%
98
130
V
'
'
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Corp
Interstate
17% Mar
Nov
*97
97%
V':>96; '
9
47 Va
37%
,
500
y
■
'4„
88
99%
10%
.
900
42.,
115
.
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Limited
Interstate
85%-May 19
Jun
36
97
15%
..*44%-
100
2
21% Nov 27
86
103/4
47%
353/4
98
9
9%
97%
40ya
,,^41%,
—5
3
3
83
47%
40i/a
r.
88
.
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98%
100*
y
97,
8%'.
77
: v' *86
10%
47% :
11%
.
42
88
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lb'/a
17%
10,400
1,000
17%
-
41%
77
i
800
3%
161/2
41
*40
•
77
99
93/8
150
27%
31/a
•
173/4
17%
42%
98%
20,300
92
100 i/a
27%
'
17
16 Va
40 Va
*96
98%
f
9,700
25,200
100
Nopar
2
13'% Jan
81% Nov 20
55% Feb 13
*96
x96 %
513/4
28i/4
*90
r.
3%
*86
88
92
51»/4
27%
t
100%
_5
100
Corp
59% Jan
52% Apr
13% Oct 24
July
I,300
31
24%
'
173/4
36
193/4
com—5
50% Jan
80% Jan 27
48% Feb- 14
2
321/4
24%
27%
*76 Va
77
,*86
"97
27%
"
17%
42 y4
98%
1
34
.Nopar
100
25% Jan
21
12% Jun
7%
12
45
15
Jan. 24
,*76ya
39%
International Tel & Tel com.No par
4% conv pfd series B
100
2
115% Jan
May 29
May 29,
20
118
32
*30
263/8
3ya
;
16%
*40 Va
40
42%
47%
15%
-
•16
183/4
'
.j-*9"..;
10%
•39 Va
Machines—5
Salt.:
International
122% May 10,.
24% Feb 20
35%
3y8
-
International/ Resistance
3
.
1,900
*27 Va
27%
ary8
163/4
41%
i',
27%
3
47%
73/4
1
—
27
3
5,800
6y»
1
•
Rectifier
Feb
Oct 18
♦16
27%
.11%
•96 y4
•
i__,
Jan
Jan.
3
9%s
•96
50
;_50
-
Canada
29
.
-
-15
-
Mining
of
98
2L%
27
97
"47
...
Jun
38% Jan-10
26S/8
98%
103/4
5
—
Chemical
May 29
113.
10y4
6
303/4
*100
86 %-
♦9
No par
common
8c
78
Jun
400
,
32 Va
*90
100
77
963/8'
5
preferred
Minerals
23
40
92
100
3ye
16y4
86 Va
1
;
Corp commonprefer red.-..
26
.51% Nov 24
*90
"
No par
6
3
200
9,500
25i/a
10
25 y4
92
*393/4
Ctfs Inc
7
41% Jan
*30
100
♦18%
1——100
38 Va Jun
Jun
*313,4
303/4
313/4
•30
ioo
17%
common.-^—No par
123% Mar
45
32
6%
23%
*241/4
-
63/4
*90
42%.
5
19
22
*6 Va
99%
39
———
29
62 Va Nov 21
9 Va
6%
92
413/4.
preferred.
International
4
26% Nov 30
9%
6%
303/4
703/4
*6'/8
233/8
9%
9>/4
313/g
•46%
4%
5
52 % Nov
31 %
*683/8
24%
25%
9%
*30
47%
7%
16
Jan
3
32
245/a
•243/4
6%
8%
31
703,6
243/4
*6
49%
Int'l
6
54
4
243/4
,
*46%
Int'l
8
16
29
27
25%
;50
r4Va%
2
38'A Jun
42% Jan
25%
17%
Paper Common...2.50
20 Va Jan
6 3,8
233,8
51%
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
21% Jun
*6y8
*6y8:'
233/8
-
27%
International
13
*683,6
-6%
23%
*683/8
70%
6%
39.
Interlake Iron Corp
International Business
10% Feb 26
50% Jun
18,700
17,500
50 Va
38 Va Mar 16
12
14%.
27%
97 Va Feb
40% Jan
23%
14'/4
49%
0%
Mar 16
2
Jun
23'/a
14%
*44%
*49%
Ingersoll-Rand
Apr 26
29
25
31
23%
14
27%
Inter chemical
28
12
23 y4
143/s
703/4
51%
22
39% Jan
Jan
48 y4 Jun
23%
14
27%
Insuranshares
4% Jun
11
23
14 Va
50 y4
Packers
33% Jan
800
22%
273/4
International
33
20%
52%
19
4
13
18%
20%
27
15% Jan
60% Apr
18%
20%
51%
4
39% Nov 22
18%
20%
233/g
•96
4,100
9,600
18
20%
*6%
•76%
123/4
18
preferred.:—.50
prelerred.
preferred—
preferred
12%
123/4
20%
23%
16
6,300
17,400
17
6%
.
100
,
39 y4
121/2
•68%
703/4
,
70
30%
y4
17
27%
3
118% Dec
12%
140
20%
54
15
2
123/4
52%
85% Jan
4
38
27%
32% Jan
Jan
30
23%
3
2,800
112
*59%
12.50
common—5
Refrigerator
Dec
44%
70
*57
26
25
108% Nov
112
38%
12%
6%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
35% Apr
23% July 12
32% Jan 11
112
30%
23 Va
series A——100
series B—.100
94% Dec
26
*111
112
25%
Inland Steel Co—
69% Mar 28
16% Sep 20
2
23 V4 Nov
112
255/8
2
24
95
41,300
25%
Jun
25 y4 Jun
Nov 17
96
14% Feb
10
371/8
25
Jun
-
37%
36%
'
24%
2*
'24% Jim 21
52
*36%
37%
Inc——1
2
44 y4 May 29
Jan
2
36 y4 May 16
87
Dec 28
27
58% Jan
37%
36
14
6
Apr
9
5
33%
*363/4
37%
22
.
9
Jan
22
Jan
5
48% Jan
145
6
34
34
33 y4
37'/a
36%
37 Va
14%
.54
14
142% Jan
333/4
33%
*363/4
30 Va
22 y8
'59
May 29
90% July 24
21 y4 May 29
607
-Jan
155
25
'
22,900
'
31% Jun 26
58% Dec
35% Jan 30
13,500
15%
38%
preferred—
i,
—50
4.20% preferred.,——:—....
-50
Indiana. General Corp
—j
1'
Indianapolis Power & Light-No par
Industria Elect De Mexico-IOQ pesos
19
31%
14%
59%
common.No par
Co
30%
15
30%
14
•90
10
32
14
373/8
21%
30%
12,000
4,000
87
31%
30%
16%
•30
1,000
24,000
<6,000
22%
-*86
59%
•193/4
10
—30
46%
87
70
163/8
6
22%
46%
12%
12%
9
22%
22%
46%
30%
20%
•243/4
21%
37%
•
16%
■"683/8
73/4
39i/a
207/a
37'A
■
•193/4
4.42%
May 21
7 y4 Feb
5
33% Jan *■3
12%
73/4
*38%
-
30%
383/4
5
Power Co common
4.70%
'
5% May 29
53% Jun 27
•57
30%
373/4
50c
Central RR Co___
4.26%,
43 % Mar 30
23% May 29
24% Jun 25
4
94% Aug
9
152
Nov 14
3
40% Jan
May 22
50% May
3
Jan
12
70
30%
1,000
6,100
34,300
22%
*86
87
•86
112
—1
Power. Co
4.08%
9
9
52 y4 May 16
50
May 25
47
May 29
48% July 3
45% July 19
44% Feb
5
•60
112
_5
Co..—
Cement
Illinois
Apr 30
46% May
47% May
16
44% July 16
14
Jan
41
May 29
42 Va Jan
10
46
Aug 18
47 Va Aug 21
44 % Jan
•
Oct
50% NOV
43
33
227/a
•
37%
Bay Min ds.Srp Ltd-.No par
Illinois
3
33
Hussmann
25'% Apr
31% Jan
28
33
21 % Fep
30 y8 May 31
46 Va
33%
Hupp Corp common
1
5% convertible pfd series A-—50
13
23 y8
21%
46%
33
Lighting & Pbwer—No par
Corp.—*
1
preferred
preferred
5%
22%
22
31%
14»/4
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-5%
28
22%
13%
22
.
21%
"
.
22%
213/4
295/a
Stores
Sound
213,4
14
26%
•
7%
39%
21
29
Co—
5
of America common—1
convertible preferred..,
25
Howard
7%
*383/4
133/4
Corp
Finance
,
8
28%
*
20%
19
♦383/, / 397/8
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13%
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convertible
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7%
39 ya
28%
99%
Houston
*7%
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:
133/4
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15% Jun '25
8
39%
28
'
9%. Mar 26
18
22
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101% Mar
101
36 y4
21%
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$2.25
Jan
361/4
87
preferred
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17% Feb
95
May 24
100
J01y>
97"
9
373%
22
•85
5%
Houdallle-Industries Inc common—3
May 17
y4 Mar 20
82
6
-
41
74% Jun 25
& \ July 2
t.
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:
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34% Jap
1
83Jan
•
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23% Mar
14
19
363/4
21%
38
Hotel
25
18%
37%
21%
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15
11,900
18%
X36%
Corp
6,700
10,000
31%
19
37%
205/8
37%
Mining
'110
55
183/4
87"
preferred—
54y2
37%
20%
'46%
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'
"30%
18%
,
183/4
46%
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■i
-
55
36%
373/8
112
12
5
31%
27,000
4,900
32%
125%
25%
-
24%
25%
31
21%
common
*124
20
37%
Jan
17Jan
75'::
$4.25
24%
53ya
21%
$5 div 2nd pfd ser C
Hoover Ball & Bearing
5
37% July 18
,85y4Nov 13
81% Aug 16
1
22
.32 % Jun
8t4
*
25%
32
46%
.
!
^
53y2
'
46 Va
Corp
124
36
18%
.1
Hooker. Chemical
May 31
Jun
16% Jun
5
13
Homestake
3
14% Jun
8
40 y2 Dec.
July 18
Va Jan
'124'
203/4
36%
111%
Winston
&
30%
X24%
213/4
—
convertible
52
303/8
22% i
Inc
Rinehart
25%
51%
293/4
11/24
35 Va JFeb
25
.2% May 29
Mar 10
Sep 22
33% Jan 19
36
24% Jun
10
Apr
5%
Holt
243/8
51
46%
Chemical Corp.
Holly Sugar Corp
40 % Jan
24%
51'/4
7%
preferred-No par
Electronics
*122 %> 124—
'
preferred—25
Holland Furnace Co
30% Jan
6
26
16»/6 Dec
88%
7
July
43% Aug 28
2
Hoffman
36% Mar
Jun
,
93
Mar
20
14
'
-293/4
•38%
,
17% Jan
5% July 27
.
&
21 Va
183/4
10
1,300
10,400
2iVa
32%
203/s
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
3 % % preferred series A
100
Hill
Corp_
5
Hilton Hotels Corp common——2.50
5%% conv pfd series A
25
May
11
15
May 26
31% Aug
9
22
834/2 Feb
74
26
42.
4
34% Jun
13
5% Jun
Apr 28
Oil
Hewitt-Robins
20%
23 Va
32%
21 Va
Hewlett-Packard Co
68 % Jun
40%
July 14
14
21
22%
313/4
233/4
32%
35%
1
Hess
22
20%
23%
31%
No par
8.33y3
Co
15% May 24
Jun
7 Va Feb
A
20%
22%
24ya
100
class
con v
20O
20%
21Vi
common
16,700
29»/a
24
20'/a
-
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20%
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31%
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,
88
23%
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...
293/a
143/8
20
20%
1
preferred
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2
29
141/4
20
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32
29%
1
common
Powder
293^
5
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19
30%, Jan
(G W)
88
24 Va
50
Co
143/4
20 y4
*86
'
20%
503/4
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non-cumulative
21 Va July 10
May 29
15% Aug
9
66
&
13%
*i9y2
20
88
'
5
.
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20
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———5.
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28 Va Mar 30
26
i
13%
13%
36
32
*
-
—
13%
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24
.
1.25
40% Mar 27
3
29 y8
.1
,
65y2 Jan
25
11
20% Jan
7%
3
36"% Jun
29
25c
1
55 %
25
53 V8 Sep
Oct
29
Helene Curtis Industries—
Helme
9,900
29%
100
1
Hercules
1,700
50
88
Corp—.1
preferred!
(W E)
293/a
49%
20%
Heller
39 Va May 14
50
Mar 21
33
Nov"l7
115
67% Jan
2
19%' Apr
6
44% Jan 17
29
50
•85%
—100
preferred
3.65%
800
29%
13%
•19%
-
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Hazeltine Carpi.——
Heinz (H J) Co common
2
36
July 13
27% Jun 25
46% Nov 17
34
Mar
Jan_
-
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39
49%
88
29%
.
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes industries Inc
4
64 Va Jan
85</a Jun
74y4 May 25
24
22
40% May 29
29
*
Mar 16
36
30
51 %
20%'
7.50
preferred—
5%
2
36
29%
50%
123/4
2.50
Hart Schaffner & Marx.
3
36
51%
•85
1
*
com
Harvey Aluminum vJnc
Hat Corp -of .America common
Mar 29
36
293/4
50%
•19%
2.50
_
Harshaw Chemical Co
30 Va Mar 23
V 11;
6%
Harris-Inter type
4
9%.Jan
<<
36
29%
52
1
100
-
Refrac
Harsco -Corporation
37 % Mar 23
8 % Feb
common^.
preferred-,.
Paper Co—
Harcourt Brace
36
29%
•
,_1
Co
Harbison-Walker
2
353/4
283/4
51%
5
■ Co
Watch
Hammond- Organ CoHanna (M A) Co.
48% Mar 13
35%
.5
...
convertible
Hammerrnill
128 ya.-Apr, 13
24% Jan
1
4%
31
16
Co
2
Jan
12.50
•
Printing Co,
Halliburton
14
27 Va Jan:
July 3
.
HaliMW Fj
59%. Feb
27% Jan
.
26%' Jutt 26
Nov
128,
Jun
46
May 29
May 28
Hackensack Water
35% Dec! 15
31
.120% Jan
9
13 >
112 % Feb
3
35% May 21
May 29
25 Va May 28
393V May 18
21% Oct 24
.
.
73 V4
17%
18%...
50
47%
48%'
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18%
14
22,200
1,500
'
2,600
34,900
-70
3,300
-
-is%
11,500
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(760)
20
.
.
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
■
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*ear1961
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
'
NEW
Highest
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Monday
.EXCHANGE
.
Tuesday
Aug. 13
P»r
AUg. 14
AND
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
-
,
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
•--
Aug. 15
Friday
Aug. 16
the Week
Aug. 17
Shares
K
37
24% May 29
49% May 23
29% Dec
1
88% Dec
22
108% Apr
25
84
Jun
26
44% Jan
11
48% Jun
1
47
Jan
3
Mar 15
May 21
Oct
10
122
May 19
103
Jun
7
Dec
19
122
Jun
6
101
Jan
10
111
58 % Jan
17
87
Nov
6
60 Va Jun
28
75% Jan
84% Jan
9
82
Dec
27
89
92% Feb
6
July 31
86
Aug
6
27
95'/a Jan
26
89
84% Aug 25
89
Dec
15
20
Jan
27
93
Nov
91
Jan
3
93
Nov
9
71
Jun
10
39% Oct
5
38
Jun
4.35%
24
13
Kansas
Gas .&
Electric
Kansas
Power
&
5
26% Jun
25
27
7
4
4
21
3
Kelsey Hayes Co
48
Jan
2
Kendall
86
Jan
5
Kennecott
60% May 28
91 % Mar
5
105
73
73
73
73%
78%
46% Feb
19
25
41
Jan
23
93
10
49% July 20
79% Jan.
3
23
33% Mar
6
16% Jan
7
29 Va Dec
29
14% Nov
14
27% Feb
9
36
48% July 31
Jan
3
2
33% Jun
27
85
Jan
78
May 28
13% July
80'/a Aug
2
44% Dec
28
Feb
Apr
*92
96
92
16>A '77
78
79
39
38%
38%
*38
125%
25
3
25% May 29
367/a Jan
8
27
Dec
14
Jan
14% Jun
6
11'% Jan
16
27% Oct
34 % Apr
6
20
30% Jan
39% Dec
11
25
Jun
_
Copper.—
2
Va Jun 27
39% Jan
4
45
40 Va Jan
25 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
44%
44%
44%
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44%
44%
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18%
19%
18%
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18%
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57%
56%
58
58
58%
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58
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30%
30
31%
31%
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31%
31
31%
28
28%
28
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29
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70%
70 Va
70%
70
70%
70%
71%
17,000
72%
73%
72%
73%
72
72%
19% May 29
31 Va Jan
12
11
36 Va
40 Va Mar
26% Jun
20
40 Va Nov
28
25% Oct
24
Aug 15
23
May 29
36% Jan
18
53% V
52 Va
25%.
25%
26%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
36%
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81%
;
r
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(SS)
1
—„
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(SH)
;
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& Co
series
Jun
15
3
Lanvin-Parfums
13% Jun
27
29 % Feb
9
Lear
26
21% Apr
3
13 V* Jun
25
39
2
4lViDec
8
3
16% Apr
20
11
33 Va Feb
16
1% Jan
4
16% Jan
4
3 Va
Dec
28
4
19% Jan
22 % Apr
9
4'A Jun
26
27
Feb
9
$1.50
35% Feb
7
43% Feb
8
Corp
i.
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Lehn & Fink Products
13
8
Leonard
15'A Jun
44 Va Jun
5
111% Nov
22
10
152% Dec
6
26
10 'A
73 V4 Jun
23% Nov
9
42 %
May
44% Jan
3
56 Va
Apr
18% Dec
15
54 % Dec
29
87 Va Jan
4
9
17
35% Mar 29
,
71
Nov
14
165% Dec
12
51% Aug
18
46% Dec
22
40 Va
;!
,
,/
10
25% Jan
25
May 29
7 Vr May 29
22% Jun
76% Jun
46
26% Jan 26
6
44% Jan
July
26
14
2
54% Mar 29
Link
19 Va Jan
2
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2
159-%,J*h
9
?
May 29
19% July 25
52% Feb
6
21% Oct
31
27% Feb
27
18% May 29
24% Feb
2
29'A Nov
9
18% May 29
2
Apr
14
27'A Jan
155% Jan
Jan
11
,170
4
Jun
85
Jan
13
87
59 % May
16
Mar 29
39% Jan
89
123
Dec
Jun
?9
3
Feb
6-
May 29
100% July
8
23
4.84%
57
Mar 20
Mar 20
conV
1
series
78%. •'
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1
21%.
preferred
May 17
4.25%
series
D
May : 1
4.35%
series
E
preferred-
25
151
Apr " 4
r
7%
preferred
z_.'
28
25% May 29
40
Mar 20
Oct
Louisville Gas & EJ Co
24
50
64
Apr
11
Louisville
15% Feb
8
3
77
14% Oct 26
-
8
22
67% Jan
4
14
23
27
21% Feb
20
Jun
16%
15
147%
15 V4
15 Va
15%
16%
16Va
6 Va
6%
-
16%
16
>1%
;
Bras
Sons
100
Inc.;—
1%
20%
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26%
267/8
31%
32%
9%
9%
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50 V4
49%
12
11%
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46
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81,900
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22%
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19
19%
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50 Va '
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12
32a4 Jan
41% Dec
25 Va Jun
25
Sep
14
29 Va Jun
25
47 '/a Nov
3
6
10
44'A Jun
5
53 Va
45% Dec
19
44% Jan
16
82% Jan
5
88 Va
20% Feb
7
30% Dec
747/a Dec
May
18
45 Va Jun
8
45%
7
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.
3
3% Jun
14
7% Jan
3
lOVaJun
14
3b% Jan
4
70
44 Va Mar 15
I
29
52%
■
53 Va
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93
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94%
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25
26
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25
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27
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16% Jan
3
33 3/8 Dec
6
19
Jun
217/a Jan
4% Jan
3
303/a Jun
1
22
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3
5% Jan
27
36% Jan
5
45 % Aug
4 Va Jun
4
29%
>
53
9%
10,200
80
89%
94%
145%
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146
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;
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36%
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38
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4
26 3/4 Nov
22
17
38'A Nov
15
14% Oct
23
26 3/a Feb
28
51 % Jan
4
65'A Oct
12
May 31
50 Va Dec
18
25
Oct
31V. Nov
21
44% Jan
4
74
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75% Jan
Jan
July
34% Mar 10
7
28
431/4
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200
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14
6
53%
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Corp
22 Va
35
May 29
2
27
313/8 Aug
9
30Ve Jun 27
17
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1
Mar
243/4 July 16
12
18Va Jan
56
Feb
13
*
2
21
83 Va May 17
70% Jun
29
76
3
48 3/4 Jun
5
77% Feb 20
2
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May 21
84
4
3
243/4 May 22
4
94% Mar 16
86% Jan
5
120 Va Nov
12
27
107
July 25
161% May 22
353/8 Peb
2
33
27
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3
MCA
21
317/. juiy 13
$1.50
Jun
22
37 Va Jun
25
18 V4
97
Jan
95
Jun
22
104
Mar
120
Jun
4
Nov
45
Dec
28
35
43
Nov
27
30
16
43 Va Mar 22
15
49 Va Dec
1
14
34% Feb
23
34% Sep 27
5% Jan
3
473/, Dec
15
11% Dec
14
39
Dec
24
150% Jan
19
19
9
22
Jun
28
93
Jan
19
19'A Jun
197/a Dec
Feb
71
2
51%, Mar 29
25 Va Jan
125
89
Va Jan
May 28
32 Va Jan
May 29
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3
13
33 Va Feb
21
Jun
21
Jun
25
18'A Aug
8
343A Jan
2
Jun
26
193/a Jan
4
15
32'A Jun
52
40
Aug 15
V8 Mar 15
17 Va Jun
25
49'/a Oct
237/8 Mar 12
16
33 Va Jun
20
48% Apr
12
91
Jan
30
96
Jun
29
17
Jun
27
26% Feb
7
26
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32% Apr
85% May
6
9
93
31 Va
May 24
Apr 10
30% Aug 21
357/8 Feb
6r
84
Jan
6
For
28
Aug 11
footnotes,
see
81 Va Jan
page
25.
2
7
36%
37 Va
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37
28
28 Va
28%
273/4
28%
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28%
5,600
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26%
27
27
27 3/a
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27 Va
27%
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24%
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26%
267%
273%
28%
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13 ?a
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15
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15%
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35%
34%
36%
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367%
36
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32%
31%
32 %
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21%
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30 7%
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49
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33 Va
46%
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17%
27%
28
70
80 3/4
72
'
80%
9,000
80 3A
80
72
V
12
*79%
80
I
16%
16%;
80
.
■
793/4
17%
17%
18
■}'
40
183%
3/4
19
15,500
27%
273/4
2 7 3/4
273/4
21 Va
t
37%
38 Va
37'A
38%
16,300
31%
31
31 Va
307/8
31'%
8,300
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20'%
46%
46%
*45%
46%
45%
453/4
800
23%
237/8
23%
24
23%
237%
29,800
J
*20
463A
—50c
23%
_
100
*116 Va
100
*96%
conv
preference B
—100
*142
Inc
McLean Trucking Co—
Eng Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—
x46
.
•
23%
-•
,"•46
23%
23%
*116 Va ' 1171/a
117%
97
*96%
..
-
145
*142
22 3/a
497/8
51%
32%
32%
20%
21%'
157/8
15%
par
-39 %
•39%
No par
/___ 9
13%
14
34%
35%
1
A—1
-
II"~l
9%
117 f
*117
117%
-
*117
120
22%
20
20 Va
377/8
*91%
145
78
145
78'
-
145
*143
*96 3/4
130
97
*143
_30
150
570
77
78
78
78
22'%
213/4
22%
14,300
51%
50
513/4
73,100
,
22%
513A
50%
52
50 Va
32. Va
323A
32%
33
323/4
33Vt
33%
337%
21
20%
21%
207/8
21'A
203A
21'A
*15%
16 3/a
15%
153A
*15%
22
23%
.
16
7,700
12,400
-600
•
16 Va
:39%
393/4
393A
39%
39%
393A
3,500
Va
14 Va
*13%
14%
14
14
14'%
14s%
1,300
35%.
'
39%
14
.
16 V8
39%
,
38
Corp Common
.'
~ 5
4%% preferred (1st series)
100
Medusa Portland Cement —/No
■
,
97
.*96 3A
97
'
120
21%
" 21
-
22a/a
10
793A
*96%
•
3,200
1,500
51
.
9%
No par
•97'
145"
78
23%
Mead
353A
34 Va
35%
35
35 5%
35 ;
35%
,
,
9%
9%
9 Va
93/a
9%
93%
9%
9%
x22 %
22 3A
22%
223/4
22%
223/4
22%
20%
20%
*20%
21
20%.
20%
37%
*
.
93%
38
8,400
22%
;
*91%
93%
21
*20 Va
38%
38%
38 3 8
38%
93%
*91.Va
93%
*91 Va
373%
37%
*91%
.
2,600
.
2,400
•
1,800
7,500
93%
^
18%
par
Melville Shoe' Corp common
4% preferred series B—
47 %.
77%
77
Publishing—.<.—1—1
class
20 Va
20
,
'
,
.23%
_
McGregor-Doniger Inc
20 VA
30%
*
(J Ray) & Co Inc—
1
Aircraft Corp_.
2.50
Co—
■
'
4%%
8
3
•363/4
-•
37
38%
2
3o % Jan
1,300
5%
24%
29%
,-100
&
1,100
23
*5Vs
27 Va
.
*70%
preference B
Mach
22
*223%
5%
*
5
conv
McNeil
*213%
23
*5
■
27%
31
26
2134
x223A
23
''51/4
30%
38 Va Feb
Jun
371/a
X36Va
5%
36%
12% Jan
21
.5%
30%
463/. Jan
6
213A
213A
"
'5%
35 Va" '•357/8
83/e May 29
12
2,700
3Q3/8
McKee
Sep
393/4
35%
Mcintyre Porcupine Mines—/No
217/a Dec
39%
28
9
6
39 %
20%
9
31
39
.
35
49% Feb
Jan
22%
82,400
20
No par
common..
(AG) & Co
McKesson <Sb Robblns
x21%
23
37 Va
32%
par
5%%
McGraw-Hill
22
55
36%
26%
3
McGraw-Edison
400
55
37 V4
27%
convertible .preferred '—
convertible preferred—'
McDonnell
,
54
36 Va
No par
3%%
McDormott
400
9%
54
36'/a
397/8
.
No par
1
preferred
Corp——
McCord Corp
$6
39
7,800
.
55
36
■
2'%
*9 Vu
9 Va
9 Va
9%
2
2 Va
2
,
32%
.
,_No par
common
conv
McCrory Corp
9%
*54
.
21 Va
__i
:
233/4 Jan
Oct
19
McCall
Inc
2'%
*22%
•f'
100
series-'
26
16
Jan
Mays (J W) inc
1959
133/8 Aug
8
30 Va May 28
30
23% Jan
1
No par
Maytag Co —'
Jun
15
July 18
Aug 21
'
$3.75 preferred 1947 series.No par
preferred _i._,
No par
25
13,900
20%
..
13 %
No par
_I
preferred
310
203A
57
24 Va
....
~~4
_
i
Co,rp_
25
22%
30% Jan
5
$3.40
3%%
88%
20%
*
~i
~_1
I
Marshall Field & Co
233/8 Jun
76
27
;.
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
May 10
35 7/a, Feb
5
88%
20 3A
*
Marine Midland Corp
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
143/4 Jun
Jan
27
May Dept Stores common
$3.75 preferred 1945 serlesJNo
79 % Dec
12% Jan
26%
_i
;
84
6
30
37%.
58'/a Jan
19
26
36%;;
Masorite
77% Feb
Dec"_4
5%
327/8 Mar 20
77% Jan
39 Va Apr
443A Dec
22%
257/b May 29
42'A Jun 25
Aug
83 Va
21%
Martin-Marietta Corp
81
387/o
5 Va
—
88 3/4
20%
9%
2*2%
—_No par
56%
*88 Va
2
35 3A
■'38 VA
-
54Va
34%
*21%
1
—_
__
46 Va Mar 15
287/8 Jan
9%
*53%
Moofe—i 12.50
Co—
30 y4 may 21
9%
343A
2,600
57
57
89
2Va
54 Va
.
57
56%
,
20V4
2 Va
38%
Exploration
Oil
9%
*38 3/a
Oil
Marathon
9 Va Jun
&
Xl93/4
V
26%
27
*26%
*88%
20%
88 Va
2 Va
*53%
34%
56 Va
88
20%
;
46
,
55 Va
88%
2Va,
i
!
57% '
5
Maxwell
453/b Mar li
80'A Aug
72 Va Dec
3
83
Manning
"
26%35 Va
34%
*45
——III
Maracaibo
5
6
71 Va Jan
~
26%
,
;
.
46
88 %
20
—lo
Manhattan Shirt
Feb
Mar
3
13
Aug
21
27
j
Mallory (PR) & Co—
Oct
26
27
Magma Copper
56 Va Mar 12
323A Feb
*.
—1
Magnavox Co
61
36% Jan
14
8
293/s Jun
23% Jan
31
25
56
•
_100
'
26%
34%
*45
1
common
Inc „:
May 29
223/4 July
3*
75
36
25
Co Inc
Fund
26%
333/4
.-
5
preferred series A
203/4 May 29
l2'/a Jan
24% Jan
68
-
common
Madison Square Garden Corp com_l
60c convertible preferred—No
par
10 »A Mar 21
Jun
28
27
(RH)
4% %
3 V. Mar 27
Inc
preferred——————,—50
Madison
Jun
8 V. Jun
Dec
25
Macy
16
25
47% Nov
27% Sep
2
Jan
Jan
27% July 19
36% Jan
3
24
72
Trucks
5% %
:
103%
89%
93
•*
19,700
47%
89%
143%
•"
,'29 Va
10 Vu
9%
..
Co
Mack
23
47 Va Feb
'
44,800
"
"
%
29 %
MacAndrews & Forbes——
20
17 Va Jun
86
11
l%Jan
40% Feb
-
144
*102
103%
*102
103%
1
'
47
*
47%
47%
>'
,
193/4
*125
144
*125
-
47%-
25
21%*
217/fl
21
217/a
*102
89
°91!A. '93
.
'
'
144
47
-« 103
'
21%
*125
«
47 i-
'*88
■
"1
"21%
; 144
<" ^•46%
88
;
M
27'/* Jan
'
4-7,600
'27
8Va
26%
;
31 Va
151 Va
'
38'
soo
400
26%.
:
78
152
37%
:
3,800
••
•
*150
78%
*150
21% .22%
—141... .142..-..
13.33%
.
—
1%
20%
4%
1067/8
<:-3i%X49
,93 ■:
,46%/
'46
.
1———5o
Steamship
1 %
21%
32%
'
44%
102 Va
<
vs.
1%
4%
•
x49 %
,•
9 Va
-26%-
14,200
*20%'
26%
16%
.
17,100
11,700
67/e
16 y8
1%
4%
11%
371
8%
6%
16%
9%
.77%
43%'
6%
16%
26%
;ii%
16%
67/a
30%
'
9%,
50%
151
'
1,900
16%
,
21
4%
26%
36 »A
Va
21
4%
77
-
67/a
16%
1%
'
21%
29%
■
1,500
'
'
(M) &
Steel Co
Lukens
Lykes
16%
26.
103
*91%
(Ky)JNopar
Nashville
Lowenstein
33 % Jun
May 17
20% Feb
16
-
47 Va
88",...
■
5
:
Dec
63
18% Mar 28
.'
100
common™.
35
!
15%
-
21%
'
&.
15%
149%
144
-
46%
*102
preferred,—100
96
27
15%
.22%
,2i%
*125
,<•"*
i-JAlOO
93 r
3
29
1
■:?'
.—10
—100
9
May 29
V4 May 29
15
*19 Va
:-;i8%
Jan
..Jun
35,000
'
4
Aug
137
4,200
19
'
41 Va Jun
May 25
23
11%
50
90
*
27%
Va
18 Va
■>
51%
49 %
88
146
;
27%
22
18%
"
102%
50 Va
-■
400
23%
9.%
.100%
,
4,000
27%
*9%
44%.
.
26,400
39
17 Va
29
16%
1
177/a
24%
=■35
27%
'26%
36%
Corp„—II-IIIIjP
28
Jan
77
-
17%
24 Va
38
3,400.
-
22%
7
149 */«: 149 %
9
17%
24%
24%
*34
500
18,900':
.
17%'
50
_5
43%..
36 Va
27%
23
26%
Dec
53
11%
5
24%
36 Va
21 Va
.27
.
7,800
-
28%
1%
51
2,50
16%
17%
24%
13
20%
27 Va
5,100
18%
13
-
21%
27%
27%
18%
.
'
*4%
11%
.'
/
20%
-
27 Va
18%
13%
17V4
*21
50 V*
4
Co
27%
18s/a
*13
28
,
7
12
Lorillard (P)
x27%
22%
4%
9%
29
6
"
21.
4%
29%
-
'
;
67,200
17%
6%.
26%
'
42%
28
16 Va
.
9%
_25
■
23%
■-
,
1%
21
.
*
37 Vt
14%
6%
16%
2 1.1%.
91% Dec
63% Feb
■
26%
J
preferred
B
'
15%
6%
16%
126 %
49% Jun
13% Nov
14%,
42
63ft
17
15
Long Island Lighting Co com_„_J.10
5%
43%
3,100
.
15
15
v'
37%
81%
22 Va
17 Va
5
—
Infe
'
I- ; '
27 %
16 7/e
1
24%
..
■
27 %
-
16%
"
600
37%
81%
27%
23
16%
pfd——20
Aircraft
Theatres
16
24
*34
27%
—
Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
104
«
16%
24%,:"'
22 Va
72% Nov
3
136% Jan
3D
104
14%
23%
.
3
^
Loew's
13
22% Feb
100
26%;
Inc——i—1
Industries
Lockheed
21%
26%
14
37%
42%
.
14
1,200
*
21
1
—i___
conv
14'A
•
81%
*81
"
13%
i_i
„
New
16
47% Feb
Co
non-cum
*13%
37%
19
13%
20%
—,.—100
Corp common—.
Litton
57%. Aug 17
34 Va
Belt
3%%
-
«.
27%
18%
26
par
Inc„L_L__
Refineries
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—LL_1
57
Jan
No
7%
preferred
—_
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—:
3
2,800
*
27%
Libbey-OwenS-Ford Glass Co—_
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
155 Va May 11
Jun
15
,
110% Feb
15
May 29
17,900
26%
27%
*27'A
Lehman
Mar 19
51%
26 Va
12%-:
5
Lehigh Valley RR_,
17 Va Mar 12
May 31
31 Va
Feb
62
25
May 29
147
59 Va Mar 16
7
51 y8
26%
19 Va
25%
A—No par
series
24% May 29
40 Va Sep
41% Jan
pfd
22'A May 29
9% Jun 15
146% Jan
135
conv
5
Oct
3
15% Jan
1% Mar 16
May 29
4
12% Sep 25
60% Mar 7
•
8
51%'
26
37,200
'
43%
21'%
Leesona
Corp—_
5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
1
Lehigh Portland Cement
•
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com—___1
6
51 %
27%
l
& Tire—__—
14
60
81% Jan
15
Feb
24
52%
19
1
Dec
7
19
10'A Jan
Jan
15% Mar
6
26
35
27
'
34'A
35
42%
21%
6,700
33 Va
12%
37%
i
36% Dec
20
48 Va Apr
-sun
■
1 %
22% Mar 22
3
34Va Jun
111".
2% Mar 21
July 18
26% Jan
5% July
15
Rubber
.1
35
27%
*24
—
13 Va Jun
4,900
34 %
-
20%
A———25
Inc—^
7
Aug 31
4,200
33'A
13%
No par
20
Apr
f
35
43 Va
5
Bryant
Nov
Lee
:
f
"
4
preferred
Siegler Inc
'
34%
34%
18%
13%
1
Lane
f
1
l.
common.:..j.*
Co
,
34
41%
27 %
■
•'
18%
"
5
Laclede Gas
4.32%
42%
2T%
_lo
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
10
41%
.
33 Va
34
33%
33 %
•
34
Oct
-
;_i._100
Incr—__
72%-
\72%
33".
'
5
+_—
(EJ)
21
11% Jan
,.
25%
41
20% Dec
.
13%
14% Jan
131
.
25%
8
36 Va Jan
30%
52%
22% Sep 25
3
/
t
"
——l
Co—.
K V P Sutherland
Paper Co
2
11
Dec
51
300
25'A
—No par
—2.50
Kroger
34% Dec
27
Apr 21
1,400
,
18%
52% •'53%
Kress
30% Jan
20
79
39
44%
72%
Kresge
'
94
*38%
25%
.
34 '
preferred
'
:-u
79
18 Va
Kroehler Mfg Co
25
39%
60
44%
33%
18
Mar 12
*92
*38%
34
4%
*bd
78%
40
R£;%
%
100%
94
78%
1,400
79
86
*98
90
*92
,
72
Korvette
11% Jun 27
25% Jan
92
74%
18 Va
Co
25% Mar 12
25
11% May 29
^
*88
90
,
800
105
79
88
100%
200
106%
74
79
*86%
45,700
44%
Royal Dutch Airlines——100 g
Koppers Co Inc common—10
11
20 % Jun
*77%
*88
,
74
*98
100 Va
33 Va
26
57
*104 Va
87
90
38%
,'*25 '
106%
105
78
87
*88
76% "76%
38%
KLM
44% Mar 14
88
32% May 29
34% Nov
Jan
Mar 16
28
July 20
34% Dec
20
77%
87,
*98
"
Feb
79%
„
*98 ", 100 Va
90
'
*92
■
*85
100%-
108
*102
73%
96
*88
-
*78
86
♦85
*97%
73
♦104
'«
Kimberly-Clark Corp..—
King-Seeley Thermos Co
25
30% Jun
24
105
*101
.
Keystore Steel & Wire Co__—1
Jun
42% May 23
3
105
105
<
35%
18
Kern County Land Co.
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries—
11
105
*102
34 Va
——1
40% Jan
,Dec
*100%
35%
44%
—
July 25
57% May
105
l
50c
83
4
27
49%
—8.75
Co
94% May 16
3
94%
*49
*78
Co—No par
Light
67% May 29
27
*92
49%
34%
8
Oct
46
95
*49
36
34%
-
105
100
l
49% Nov
25% Jan
*92
49%
73
Kansas City Southern com^—No par
4%
non-cum
preferred—
50
78% Mar 16
31% Feb 23
76 Va Jun
Mar 30
13
Nov
97
*48%
L__ 100
;
4
47% Jun
84
Jan
preferred
preferred
24
11
*92
48%
100
Kayser-Roth Corp—
Kellogg Co
50% Jan
52
4.20%
27% Jun
96.
100
—.
50% May
14
32% Jan
;
preferred
26% Jan
28
34%
*9?
X48%
*101 :
conv
preferred
4.50%
27
1
28% Nov
38% Sep
4%
27
54 % Nov
3
73% Jan
3
Jun
3
12% Jan
x34Va
49%
*102"
8
36% Jun
37% Jan
3
100
Mar
91% Apr
May 28
preferred;
pfd—100
City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80% .preferred
——100
41 Va May 22
July 31
23
(ser of 1959)
May 22
95
25
Jan
convertible
4%%
34%
97
*49
Kansas
93% May 24
26
68% Jan
87
36
33%
*95%
►
100
—50
Apr
90
101
8
preferred,
4%%
79% Mar 14
83
78
31
33%c
Corp
preferred-,
102
13
Chem
&
convertible
4%%
100
Oct
Alum
4Vo %
18
May 16
112
96% Nov
Kaiser
98% Mar 19
50V8 Apr
183A
19
19%
193/a
193/a
28%
28%
28%
283%
85
85
85
85
19%
193/4
28 Va
287%
19%
20'%
2,400
28%
287%
3,400
'
1
100
'.
28%
*85
28%
86
-
*85Va
86
*85 Va
86
150
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Volume
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STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
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NEW YORK
Highest
18% May 28
28
Feb
28
74
Oct
30
95% Dec
12
60
Jun
25
94% Mar 23
75
Apr
20
86% Dec
11
84 % Jan
5
9 Vb Jan
37% Dec
5
19%: May 29
8% May 28
3
13% Apr
20
Aug
3
15 % Dec
11
45'A Jan
3
59% Mar 10
32% Jun
3
70% May
27 Va Jun
33% Jan' v»
27
27
11
41 % Jan
;
13
9% May 29
8
Merck
-
79
Sep
89% Jan
10
78% Sep
12
78
90
Sep
30% Jan
4
39'a Jan
96
Jan
8
87
80
July
9
84
3
94
Jan
9
Aug
4
58 '
Nov
39 % Apr
58% Feb
55
17
2
Jan
3
123% Dec
19
40% Feb
25
14
Jun
25
76
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15
133% Jan
1
78 Va
July 16
98% Jan
6
66% Dec
29
16% Sep
87% Jun
227/a Dec
20
34% Sep
35% Jan
44
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12%
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34%
34%
34%
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36 Vs
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13 y4
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,
4.45%
Utilities
Corp
5%%
Miles
;
Oil
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3%
70 % Feb
7
Minn
4
Minnesota
&
May 29
45% Apr
24
Minnesota
34
Jun
21
44% Feb
16
Mission
Jun
28
27
Feb
19
34% Jan
42% Jun
32 % Jun
25
40% Feb
9
25
4% Jan
3
20
4
50% Nov
1
Missouri
Pacific
42
Mar
5
Missouri
Portland
4
79
Jan
13% Jan
Mar 28
8% Dec
21
19% Apr
10 % Jan
19
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6% Dec
14
9% Jun
29
44% Jan ,20
79
13
15
35
Jun
2
Feb
25
52% Jan
37% Jan
2
31
28
22 y2 Jun
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30
1
Service
Co
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26% July 3
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9 % Sep 21
25% Sep 25
34% Mar
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37% Feb
1
25% Jun
15
17% Dec
28
11% Jan
100
16
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44% Dec
25
12% Feb 28
36% Jan
15
10
16% Feb 19
20% Jun
20% May 22
30% Dec 11
54% Dec
45% Jun
41% Jan
20 y8 May 29
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May 28
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Motorola
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44
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Jan
11
19
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26% Oct
20
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5
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3
Apr
17
53% May
3
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17
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27
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Apr
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3
93% Jan
5
12
Sep
9 Vb
26
68
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148% Sep
3
124% Aug 15
131% Dec
8
127% Jan
2
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5
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15% Jan
24% Sep
6
19 % Nov
21
5% Jan
Jan~20
22 %
6
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9% Jan
24
22% Jan
26
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15
Jan
13
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3
74
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28
25% Jan
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22
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2
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2
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16
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3
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27
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14
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28
26
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5
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28
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11
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30
Nov
1
24
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6
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24
117
Mar 14
24
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12
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22
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29
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10
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28
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4
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4
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29
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6
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For footnotes, see page 25.
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32%
32%,
32%
75%
76%
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100
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series
100
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$4.08
preferred
series,,
100
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$4.11
preferred
series
100
$4.16
preferred
series,:
100
$3,60
Northrop Corp,
Northwest
5%%
Airlines
conv
preferred—,!
25
31% Jan
2
Northwestern Steel & Wire
May 29
59 % Jan
2
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Co
25
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5
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7
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14
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May 29
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109.
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20 y4
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2
113% Mar
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May 29
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30%
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64
20'/a
2 Va
1.500
Niagara Share Corp.:,—.:
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4
9
3.60%
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27
65 Vb Jan
May
:
13% Mar 20.
24
May 29
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3
15% Jun
27% Jan
4
12 Vb July
3
109% Jan ; 4.
107
May 17
27
20%
2%
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40
'
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preferred—100
18
12
31
4
2
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preferred
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5
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23
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preferred_:__l _100
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9
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5
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26
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par
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14
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23
11
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10 y4
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,
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9
17 %
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24
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2
pfeferred
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common
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Dec
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18 y8
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10
17 Va
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May 15
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36 y2
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Chem
National
12
86% May 10
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53% Jun 27
26
&
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85
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800
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,
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National-Standard Co_-_
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8
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27
48% '
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30
Jun
July
33%
48%
6,p00
14
56%
pfd series of 1951
National
10
32
33 VB
22%
48%
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33%
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22 y2
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101
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22%
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21
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30
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48 %
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7
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6
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'
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4
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22
5% May 28
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9
16% Dec
84%
22 %
22 y4
16%
■'
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General
22
May 29
*82 Va
83
80
1.200
81%
18%
1
Co_
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98
15% Jun
83
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66%
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3
24% Jun
15
6
27% May 15
10% Apr
5
3
83%
86%
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Can
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97% May
15% May 29
96
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36
25
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27
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4
27% Jun
.
.
60
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5
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'
3
28% July 21
1146% Dec .27
23% Jan
N
2
164% May
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,
3,400
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22%
15%
55%
'
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81 >/4
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Jan
13% 1
98%
82%
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: -
5
...rot
9% Mar 27
May 28
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Jan
54
22% May 29
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78
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26
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4
52
Aug
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-
7
23% Jan
Jan
'
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18
132% Jan
May 29
9% May 29
27
13 %,
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15%
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12
71% Jun
,78% Nov 23
82'A Aug 25
46% July
23
45 %
30% May 11
92 y2 Feb 27
4
9
18% Apr
31% Jan
26% Feb
4
25% Jan
30
25
33 y2 Apr
30
18% Oct
59% Jan
7
142% Nov
4
14.400
13%
9%
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PC
33
61% Jan
35%
.j
.
19% May 19
'
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vVi
12% Aug '14 * f
22
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4
36%
'
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i
9% Nov
l.SOO
: 35%
98 Va
387/b
_
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33%
98 %
28%
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I_ "21 CZ I 5
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•
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10
55% Mar 30
35%
36,500
98%
81%.
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Mueller
29% Mar 21
26
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83%
34%
2
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66,900
12%'
16%
par* "
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22 y8
21%
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&
13
12 %,
37% « 37 %
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24
12 Va
12%
39%
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Industries
Motor
Mar 26
28 % Jan
'
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Montgomery Ward
'
22%
14
100
Chemicnl
23%
12
35
'
15%
"
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24%
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60
60
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89
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101
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class
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60
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12
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31
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RR
V
89% Mar 14
; May 29
29"
May 29
4
1
22
18% Jan
41% May 31
A
;
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11
18% Aug
9
11% May 29
51% Jun 27
3
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3'
29% Jan9
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37 V8 Apr
t
28%-Apr 20
68% Sep .22
27
♦98
22 Va
Montana Power Co__i,
.
No par
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
Amer shs (5 shares, or
5,000
'
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24.200
89
22%
48%
common,,5
Class B
Monsanto
33% Mar 13
500
67%
33%
48%
2
Co„6.25
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42% Mar 26
26
33
A,No par, "
.
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'
2
»May 28
May 29
Mar 10
33%
48
par
preferred
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:
23
8% Feb 20
101
33 '
47,
59%
5
preferred
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*99%
47
—No par
Cement
Industries
3%%
•
22% Maf 20
11
:
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Public
Mohasco
19
Apr
k
20
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11% Apr 19
69% May 11
15
5%. Jun
39% Jan
3
,
Jun
7% Jun
•
43% Nov 29
1
31
Jan
15
4
58% Aug 23
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32% Aug,
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25% Jan
July 13
75%-May 28
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25
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25
22
7% May 29
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66
83
101
1
35% Jun
73% Mar 29
23%
67 %
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2.50
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&
26% Jun
13% Apr
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1
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3
Jan
23%
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83
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14
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8
71
&
42% May 15
62
•
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•
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100
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19
86%
95
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'
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100
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,
88
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Power
Minnesota
11
19% Jan
'95
com_ 1.50"
preference—100
convertible
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37% Apr
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24% Jan
;
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34% Jan
'
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14% Mar 12'
35% Jan
'
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'
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27
2V2 Jun
"
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100
Corp—
16y8 Jun
5% Mar 27
13
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common:
1st preferred
12
6
1
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3.90%
preferred series,'
preferred series,,,^
12
34
3,
;.
Edison
12 '/a May 29
41 Va Jun I5
6
:
preferred series,,100
preferred series,—,
100
21% Oct
"3% Jan
Co
Shares
23%
13%
20c
the Week
Aug. 17
*23%
.
34%
Machine
Midwest
Mar 19
*
12%
Co
Friday
Aug. 16
12%
12%
.;
2
23
10% Jan
22
12 </8
Midland-Ross
2
109% Sep
97% Dec ,20
22%
11%
Middle- South
1
5
30% Aug
4
170% Mar 10
'
♦87 y4.
12%,
•
8
20% July 25
19 Vb Jan
70% Feo
88 y4
Sales for
Thursday
67%
21%;
3.85%
101% May 22
2
*87y4
,t
69 '•
12%
3.80%
14
95 %t Jan
68%
12
"
10
43% May 29
101% May 24
67%
22%
•
6
29% May 25
9
Feb
•
100% Aug
66%
12%
Metropolitan
.
3
58
2
68%
89
,
'
'
May 28
May 11
93 % Jan
67%
<■87
11%
Metromedia Infe
Maf 28
81
3
41% Nov
10
-
19
99'
28
Apr
93% Jan
88% Jun
84% July
3
46 Va
3
16%c
—No par
Aug. 13
23%
23%
21%
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,15% July 10
97
May 27
84% Nov 13
6
Jan
82% Jan
JurTIi
87
19
25
common
Wednesday
Aug. 14
x23%
23%
Metro-Gdldwyn-Mayer ]tnc__..No_par
15
,
; 10% Jun
1.83%
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Aug. 13
23%
23%
Merrttt^Cbapman & SCott,— 12.50
Mesabt
Trust—Untts of benef'cl Int'""
.
12
58% Feb
Inc
Monday
88 V*
22%
Aug 17
52% Jan
Co
$32Q preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
1
14% Jan
&
1
,,
p«r
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
88% May 25
247/s Mar 10
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*88
310
10
87
88 Va
90
40
100
25%
•
-
26%
26 Vb
26%
70.400
29 %
30%
30%
30 %
4,900
31 Vb
31%
*31 Vb
19%
19%
193/a
193/e
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
500
35
35 Va
35
353/4
35%
36%
36%
37 %
36%
37%
5100
♦31%
600
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
,
.
(762)
22
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Previous
Range for
Year
1961
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
Par
Wednesday--
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Since Jan.
Range
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Friday
the Week
Aug. 17
Thursday
Aug. 16
-
.
Aug. 15
Aug. 14
Aug. 13
-
Shares
O
357/b Jan
52 % Nov
16
38
Jan
23
92
Jan
89
80% Jun
11
98
29
Mar 26
3
103
Jan
83% Nov
8
93 Ve Jan
100
Dec
27
97% July
90% Jan
95
Nov
22
94 % July 18
337/b Jan
49
Nov
20
79
30 Va Jun
18
100
May 16
45% Mar 8
25
18% Apr
16% Jun
28
90
Dec
4
88% Jan
31
94% Jun
42%
Nov
22
29% Jun
25
41
7
26
Jun
25
1116
Aug
13
17% Mar 15
16 % Apr
Aug
85
32 % Aug 24
23
8
Feb 26
3
41 % Jan
.
Dec
11
52 % Aug
39 % Jan
17
59%
6ci~l
82
Nov
27
May 28
45% Jun 25
28l/4 Feb
26% Dec
20
13% May 28
24% Mar
39
56 % Jan
4
17% Oct
24
16% Jan
3
76
Sep
82% Oct
104
18
120% Apr-
26% Jan
4
43% Dec
87% Jan
6
98
14 y2 Jan
13
12 % Oct
5
25% Jan-
2
27
87% Feb
13
Jun
Jan
2
25
18
43
16% Jun
3
21
34% Dec
26
65% Oct
20
47
30% Jan
141 % Jan
3
48% Apr
4
5% Jan
3
8
18yaAug
177
Apr
29
39% Jan
7
24% Aug 30
12% Nov
24
26% May 15
13% Dec
14
Mar 22
16% Sep
8
19
'23% Dec
5
95% Nov
24
91% July
30
97% Feo
18
85% Apr
11
36 % Jun
25
58 Va Feb
32% Oct
25
12
22
22
5
75% Apr
11
Parmalee
19
Aug
43% Jun
8
30
44% Apr
60% Nov
16
38% Mar 15
7
22 Va Jun
Jan
31
19% Jan
3
35% Dec
23% Jan
9
27
21
Parke
2
May
15
27
Jun
14
28% July 12
24
Mar 29
21
17% Aug 14
Penick
9
10
40
May 31
48 Va Jan
3
37% Apr
5
59% Nov
20
37
May 29
52% Jan
17
28 y2 Jan
3
45% Nov
6
23% Jun
25
41
Jan
2
30% Dec
11
41% Jun
6
25 ya Jun
14
34% Feb
20
26% Jan
9
Dec
6
94% Sep
19
101 y2 Jun
5
28% May 29
98 % July 25
90% Jan
5
97% Jun
2
95
Jan
3
11% Jan
3
18 Va Dec
4
10 Va Jun
27
18% Feb
2
32% Jan
3
59
Dec
6
33
27
54% Jan
2
40
Jun
12
39
50 % Jan
24
37
Jun
46
July 24
59% Nov
8
34
May 28
63% Apr 20
25
Jun
22
12% Jun
15
19% Mar 15
50% Aug
8
59% Mar 23
43% Jan
12
3
76
100
20
36
99
58
Dec
2
Jan
66 Va Jan
May 29
12
Nov
1
37yaJan
51
31
-
Jan
15
15% Sep
26
19'/a Dec
14
13 % Jun
25
19 Va Jan
2
15
49% Apr
20
20% Jun
25
42
Feb
13
3
3
30% Jan
3
46% Jan
53% Nov
65 y4 May 16
29
12
80% Sep
27
25
Jun
85
5
100
Aug
3
78% Jan
3
1
6
96
102
July
35% Jun
29
Nov
7,-v% Jan
30
86
7
% Jan
12
51 % Sep
25
64% July 31
14 y4 Jan
3
42% Jun
27
20
16% Jun
27
26% Apr
2
76% Dec
6
44% Jun
25
69
Jan
4
94
Feb
99
Feb
6
100
Jan
15
38
Dec
Dec
97
28
60% Jun
5
18% Jun
27
39% Jan
68 % Oct
27
36% Jun
22
18% Jan
27% Apr
24
13% Aug
23
81 % Aug 23
88% Mar 21
68
1
Aug 17
86% Mar
75
88
69% Aug 13
12% Jun 22
81
Dec
27
12% Oct 23
123
Apr
21
18% Mar 16
131
127
Sep
27
Nov
21
18% Jan
3
28 % Apr
3
62% Dec
8
79% Feb
28
9% Oct
30
44
9% Jan
3
Dec
5
55% Jan
96% Jan
5
5
Feb
17% Jan
88
Apr
33 % Jan.
13
3
19
3
73
Mar 15
43
Jan
Jan
139
27
67% Feb
12% Jan
4
Jun
27
54
Jan
9
65% Jan
24
38
Jun
21
55% Jan
24
21% Nov
27
19% Jan
8
116% Mar
Feb
13
79% Dec
14
Dec
13
120
135
122
78
25
130
88
Jun
238%
Nov~28
81 Va Jun
2
14
May 11
Jan
-
221
Aug 13
95% Mar
4
32
May 28
47% Mar
8
101 % Nov
16
56% Jun
No" 14
25
25
49 %
92% Jan
19
17
6
29
81% Aug
8
87
Dec
7
85
Jan
5
83 % Jan
3
88% Nov
17
87
Jan
2
Jan
10
92 % Nov
22
90% July 17
Jan
3
Nov
22
104
Jun
29
109
104% Jun
28
108% Dec
7
106
Jun
29
106
7
78
21% Jan
9
23% Apr
May 17
8
22% Nov
14
84 % Apr
33% Jan
4
43% Ot
Ort~24
I+Va se'*
17
Procter
May 12
88
19%
19 3/4
57
13,700
31
6,700
145 Va
145 Vo
1
6%
6%
6 3/4
6%
6%
63/4
2,200
171/4
17%
17%
17 Va
173/8
4,000
16%
14,500
*146
148
*146
147
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
9%
10%
19%
10 5/8
12%
12%
123/s
12%
12%
12%
123/4
12%
1
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/»
183/4.
18%
183/4
13%
18%
19,900
58%
58%
59%
59
593/4
59%
61
60 3/4
613/8
No par
58 Va
17,600
*92%
93
93
1
38%
Inc
38%
38%
39
38%
383/4
5,300
22 3/s
23%
223/4
23%
45,800
52%
*51%
22%
22%
22%
51
50%
50 Va
51%
27%
27%
*51%
273/4
28 3/s
27%
28
25
251%
25%
25%
24%
24%
521%
27%
26
*25
25
26
25%
523/4
300
28%
28
7,500
*25%
26%
600
26
253/4
25%
1,400
173/4
18
3,700
18%
18
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17%
171/a
17%
173/8
17 S/8
10%
10%
10%
X10
10%
10%
10%
10
10 Va
*44%
45 %
45
Va
*44
50
1
10%
45 Va
30'A
303/a
30%
30%
31%
28i/2
*28%
30
28%
28%
28i/2
32%
32%
32 %
32%
32%
32%
323/s
100%
100%
100 Va
100 Va
100 Va
100»%
100 %
100%
1001/4
101%
97%
97%
97 Va
97%
98V4
981%
*98%
99.
97 Va
98%
170
11%, .11%
11 %
11 %
11%
11%
111/4
l£%
Ui/4
11%
23,600
36%
,*, 363/4
>36%
37
36%
363%;
451/2
46%
,46%
48
47
48%
41
*39
41
36%r»v-37,,
43%
*39
28 3/8
28%
•
*36%
-
^4%
45 3/8
44 Va
28%
321/2
,37%'
•
*39
41
*39
41
:•
,
*39
.
.
40%
40%
40
40 3/8
40%
35
34%
353/4
36%
371/4
36%
37%
37
13%
13»/2
131/2
13%
13%
.*50%
13 Va
13%
13%
50 Va
*50%
40 %
39%
100%
*99%
15%
*15%
40
*99%
15%
15%
15%
22%
22%
*2%
2%
2%
33%c
12.50
37%
38%
51%
51%
29%.
100
84
*96
102
37%
51
50%
50%
39%
393/4
41
40%
40%
100 %
*99%
*99%
100.%
,
.
29%
:
84
1001/2
1,400
51
.
.
200
«.
41%
.41 :
101
•
1,700
,150
.
15%
15%
,15%
15%
23%
24 »'
24%
24%
21/2
2%
2%
23/a
23/B
4,300
39%
40%
39 3/4
413/s
403/4.
41%
52,600
513/4
50 3/4
51%
50%
51%
14,000
9.80O
153/4
,
•
29%
29%
29%
293/4
100%
1003/4
100%
5,100
3,500
>
29%
100 3/4
100%
84.,'
85
*84
*96
97%
*96
971%
96
*101
102%
*101
102%
102
102
70%
44%
17,200
70%
44%,
71
870
102
102
45
10
97
*95 Va
433/4
120
250
85
84
84
96
97%
13,600
133%
29%
84
1C2
8,800
383%
•
*1001%
29%
100
84
17,300
51
39
100
700
...
23.1/2
2%
2%
100
IOO1/2
23
22%
52
x51
29%
*501/4
51
330
.«
40 3/4
13%
50 %
1,700
5,700
,
41
.
40
■
6,100
29%
'40 3/8
40%
41
34
8,200
43
43%
43 Va
443/4
44
45%
70%
71
69%
703/4
701%
71
84 %
84
%■
84 Va
*84%
85
84%
84%
84%
*81%
82%
*81%
82%
*811/2
82%
*31%
82%
463/4
46 %
46%
45 3/8
46 3/s
31,200
20%
1,900
*84
*81%
82 Va
46
47
46 Va
46%
46%
20%
20%
*20 %
20 3/8
201/4
20%
45%
46 %
453/4
453/4
451/2
46
22%
22%
■22 i/s
22%
7,200
451/4
44%
46i%
45%
463/4
443/4
46 3%
21,200
13%
X133/4
14%
13%
14%
133/4
133/4
2,500
71
71
X69%
70
*68%
69%
63
69%
*68
71
*68
71
*68
71
22%
45
45 %
441/4
13%
14
13%
71
69%
15%
15 %
,1n_
^
120
49'A
5
No par
100
25
25
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
No par
9
Pullman
10
^Topar
8
127
22
51
7%
*126% 128%
21
22%
50
51
7%
-7%
*40% 42
*41% 42 %
31 Va 31 \a
*117
120
49% 51 Va
- 94
„
95
93
.
39%
...
-
:
-
39%
68%
68%
26 %
26%
-62% ^62%
29%
87'%
-
29%
87%
*88%
89%
*91 %
92%
106
106
*107% 108%
30%
31'A
77
78
*23%
24%
*21%
23
6%
6%
*84
85
35%
35%
20'/a
20 Va
21%
22%
30
30%
28% 28%
101% 103Va
15% *15%
*90% . 91%
38% 39%
68% 69%
26 % 26 %
62 % 63 A
87 A
^
89
*88% 89%
91% 91 %
*106
>106%
*108
109
30% 31%
*76
78
*23
24%
*21% 23
6%
6%
*84
85
35% 35 A
20 % 20 %
22
22%
30% 30%
42
31%
*115
51%
-
95
.
.
-
277/a
'100%
'.
15%
91'%.
38%
69%
26 %
63 %
iL,
87 /4
*88%
*91%
*105
108%
30%
*76
*23
*21%
6%
*84„
35
a
20 A
22 A
30%
100
1,900
15%
15%
50
127
127
*127
129
23%
21
22
21%
21%
31,800
51%
50
50%
49%
50%
16,400
16,200
129
8
7%
8%
8
8 Va
41
*40
43
43
*42%
32
32
20
44
31%
•
42
42%
:
520
71
*63
15%
15%
15'A
15%
15%
*126% 128%
21% 23 Va
50% 507%
7% -7%'
*40% 42
*42
43
' *30%
31%
28%
28%
98% 102 .
15
15%
91
•
91%
100
*991/4
22%
*99'/4
1001/2
223/8
15
IOO1/2
3,000
45%
45
45%
45
100%
22%
69%
20 3/4
20%
20%
120
22
*99
100%
71
70%
*99%
22%
*99
com—No par
100
100
__-100
100
100
Oil
23,500
32%
No par
„
41
30 %
21%
Llsht Co
490
40 3/s
*44
40%
93
V
45
41%
29%
preferred.—75
Power
44
40%
40%
*117
49
preferred
44
30%
1
com
4,400
44»/2
41%
28%
100
100
100
100
50c
5
100
100
5
1
Ind
15,100
41%
5
5
Colorado
.
30
100
1.,
corpjnon
173/4
18
39%
100
100
10
5,
;.
of
17%
40 3/8
3
Corp
preferred
4.18%
preferred
4.30% .preferred
5.05%
preferred
5.28%
preferred
Inc
38i/4
22%
17%
Gamble.
of
93
39%
93
22i/4
18
£
Co
30
*92%
383/4
*92%
1
Co
Co
8,800
39%
93
*92%
93
5
08%
Pure
40
6%
171/a
*146
12%
Pueet
Mar 27
147%
6%
17%
6%
9%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co—3
37
1,200
6%
146
146
19%
19%
12%
8
25
*19
17%
17
5
2
28% Jun
400
20%
56%
23
14
*19%
193/4
193/4
1,720
39%
Jan
39% Jun
10,300
-
57%
23% May
38% Mar
32%
101
30%
43 Va Jan
20% July 25
900
104
.32%
*100
100
56%
May 29
12
100
30%
__.__1.25
Round
«•
101
*100
Corp
(The)
convertible
Service
$4.75
*103
.
32%
10,500
19%
preferred
18
104-'
32
80
30%
preferred
preferred
Jun
103.*
.
,
79 %
56%
common—No par
Co
4.16%
84
9.200
601/4"
'
50c
Line
Corp
4.32%
31 % May 29
11
300.
,21-.
-.21Z
59%
,
..
19
Corp
& Co Inc
3%%
21
'2 >
32Va
-
78%
30%
Co
8
10% Feb
104
.
31%
i
50-%;.
56%
Glass Sand Corp—1
Light com—No par
11
28
•: *103
21
'
79 %.'-
19%
preferred
13
Feb
:vri;
»•
:■ •.-59"
30%
&
Serv
21.
—
.
•
70c
$1.40 div preference
Public
*
„
57%
Public Serv Elec & Gas com.Nopar
4
104Ln'« 104,%-*
L 21,
•
58%-. >58v:/ *;•
79%. o
78%-
■:
18
Co
8c
; 78%-'
1,700
30%
&
Public
,
.
56%
-1
10
sf pref-100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
•
•;57.%u":
.
.'78.
105
21
2i-v,
57 •'
78%-
-77%.
104
-1
Electric
8c
:
common
Inc
Brewing
43.50
*20%'
-
24%
79% Apr
24
21..,-
56%- -57%.
24%
24% Apr
19
July 25
21
1
15
Jun
42
10
30,500
137/s
,
19
preferred
25
II19
32%
Apr
14 '
13%
.
30%
Industries
33% Apr
5% Jun
87% Aug 14
3
May 21
13%
26
110% Feb
21
16
3
97
13%
25%
22% Jan
7
Jan
31% May 14
91 % May 17
94% May 7
13%
27%
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
Mar" 2 9
70 Va Aug
Apr
.
A
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%%
2
32 Va Apr
69
14
22%
(Chas)
Poor
5
Dec
13%
57%
Corp
Polaroid ' Corp
22
21
19
50
com
Plough Inc
' 3
Jan
May 29
4
30% Apr
21
Jau
14
97% Oct
3
.
.
3
22% Mar 30
May 29
July 24
102
3
31% Aug
14
1,700
18%
preferred
Pittston
4
Jun
11,500
"
I.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young &.Ash pfd—100
35% Mar 29
6
44% Jun 25
,
52
rv
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com^
No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
20
6% May 29
41%
51%
13%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne 8c Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
1
May
37
20% Jun
86
8
12
70%
Jan
1
16% May 15
3
28
22
16
25% July
175,
Jan
Jan
61
Aug 11
11
65% Mar 19
29% Feb
47% Jun
17% May 17
46% July 21
113
Aug 17
15% Jun 22
41% Jan
41 ya
51%
Reading Corp (NY)
Morris Inc common
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
—No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co ^om_10
$5
convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forglnga Co—;
1
59% Mar 14
22% Nov
41%
50%
30 Va
4%
19
44 Va Jan
41 ya
5Q7/s
57
Philip
84% Feb
41%
50%
No par
14 2/7
preferred
preferred
Phila
41%
50%
*49%
4.68 %
5
41%
50
1
Co
common
4.30%
2
41%
50%
3,400
98% May 17
Jan
41%
49%
24,100
preferred
87% Mar 27
July 16
80% July 25
8
41
10%
3.80%
112% Jan
16%
29%
5
81
25
16 %
29
Apr
31
16%
10%
preferred
Jan
16%
*19%
4.40%
106
82
83% Mar 16
May
8
5
16%
11
13
88
66% May 29
24
Phila
16%
5
25
Phelps-Dodge
15
34% Mar 20
16%
29%
102% Feb
6
Jan
8
84% Nov
125
62% Jan
25
July 10
Mar
Dec
104% Mar
14
33% Jan
82
Pfizer
57% Mar 15
May 29
98
22
91% July
100
47% Jun
35% Nov
103% Mar 29
3
30 Ve Jun
96
Sep
24
34
16%
No par
conv
Pfeiffer
33%
16%
20
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfaudler Permutlt. Inc___
3% Mar 30
2% Aug 17
35 % May 29
5% May 25
Jan
3,000
51,300
33%
10%
Ford
4%%
101% July 13
94% Feb
32% Sep
35
34%
...33%.
16
Peoples Gas Light & Coke__No par
Peoria 8c Eastern Ry Co
100
Pepsi-Cola
Co
33 %c
Perkin-Elmer Corp
1
Permanente Cement Co common.-l
5%
convertible
preferred
50
Pet Milk Co common
No par
Apr 30
56% Feb 16
58% Dec
27
34%
28%
preferred
series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
*
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
52% Mar 19
3
Sep
34%
34%
10%
4.40%
3
Nov
36
95
34%
34%
35%
32%
No par
Power
95
35
29%
4% %
Va May 29
48
*92
34%
34 %.
Co
&
Pennsylvania
101% May 25
94
34%
10%
(J C)
Co
Pennsalt Chemicals
106 Va May 25
*92
94
;
200
29%
Pipe
Tool
&
Penn
*92
34%
'
17%
19%
Penney
38 % Mar 22
94
Transportation
Fruit
4.68%
17
29%
Co
14
17
10%
Cement
49 Va Apr
17
29%
Penn-Dixie
23% May
17
10%
Penn
4
17%
34%
20
9.400 "
*19%
2
3
Aug
17
27
*16%
.
29%
4
15% Jan
Feb
33
26
37%
10%
27% Jan
19 Va Jan
41% Jan
Dec
37'%.
19 Va
Airways
Coal Co
conv
prior
Pendleton
9
July 17
26
37%
.
29 %
Pictures
Davis
5%
23% Jun
28
Apr
35
37%
37. %
*92
377/s
36%
*16.%
37%
17%
34%
"
.90
.'j
100
East
Paramount
\
T60
96%
10%
of America
Peabody
Sep
8
95
19%
preferred
4%
86% Jan
53% Jan
95
100%
Sulphur
World
Panhandle
61% Aug 17
45% May 29
59% Nov 22
39% July 19
95
100%
Electronics
Amer
95
100
American
Pan
*95
95
*94%
470
-
100 %
Teleg
&
Pan
99%
.
100%
Consolidated
Packard-Bell
12
24% Feb 12
25
Jun
16
6
Telep
*99
98 %
•
31%
preferred
Tin
99%
98%
94%
31%
Corp
Packaging Corp.
3
Jan
20
15% Jan
25
10 Va Jun
6%
Pacific
*99
99
•
6,600
85
31%
Products
Lighting
Pacific
94
*84
37%
*92
Corp
Hawaiian
Pacific
12
23% Mar 5
28
16% July
2
8% May 29
*98-
95
*16%
Electric
&
Pacific
7% Jan
5 Va May
18% Dec
Gas
26
26 Va May
8% May 16
97%
83%
44%
93%
85 :■
93%
,
5
Aggregates Inc_5
10
Cement &
Pacific
2
158% Feb
American
Pacific
2
60% Jan
May 29
142% May 29
3
Pacific
2
12
36% Feb 20
22
July 23
15% Jan
15
May 29
25
23
5
Jan
25
25
9% Jun
Jan
5
101% Feb
16
97 % Jan
83%
83%
44
44%
*84
-
31%
common
preferred
$5
83%
83%
No par
Co
Paper
94
44%
44%
93%
36
JL00
15
preferred
4%
Oxford
44
95
•94%'
Co. com—0.25.
Glaas
Owens-Illinols
44%
94
97%
_
2
Jan
Mar 23
115
15
Mar
96
14
22
33% Dec
52
„
99% Jun
July 11
18
14
Jun
28 % Jun
3
24% Jun
1
Jun
64
Apr 11
26
76
19
102% Mar 22
28"
23
Jan
3
50
19
Sep
106
17% July 18
54% Jan
35
44 V
94
83%
—_
Apr
44
94
common
4.40%
May 15
86
43%
15
preferred™
100
3.00%
preferred
100
4.56%
preferred
1Q0
4.44%
preferred
,100
Okla Gas & Electric Co commop_5
4% preferred
_20
4.24%
preferred
100
Oklahoma Natural Gas
7.50
Qlin Mathieson Chemical, Corp—5
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
5
Orange & Rockland Utilities
10
Otis
Elevator..
3.125
Outboard Marine Corp—.
30c
Outlet Co_____
_No par.<
Owens-Corning Fiberglas * Corp—,1
2
49% Jan
May 28
95% Feb
Co
Edison
Ohio
*40%
41
120
♦115
120
52%
54%
"
.
28%
28%
29 Va
104%
100 Va
102%
96,
98%/
1,490
'
»"
15%
92
.•
.
15%
,92'
29%
100 %
15
39%
38%
69%
69 Va
26%
26%
89%
92%
106 Va
108%
31%
*92
•
93
*108
31%
1,400
/'■
/"; ;160
106%
109
31%
76 >A
60
»
31%
75%'
*77
*23
24%
*21 Va
23
*23
22%
6%
6%
' 30
50
93
109 '
-
20
90
31%
24%
85
88%
106%
109 %
23
*84
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11,000
64%
*92
106%
78
6%
14.400
-
29%
89%
78
6%
26%
29%
89%
*105
20,500
64%
...
88%
*88%
697/8
26%
29% *12 9 %
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210
4,400
39
69%
64 Va
88%
1,100
15
92%
39"
•
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64
-
139,900
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.
69%
29%
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15
Va
92
4/000
>
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39
64
7,400
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53
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97
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120
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,
53%
96'
300
"
3i%
31%
.
8,000
I .100
24%
22%
7
200
6,700
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*34
85
85
36
5.700
35%
35%
35%
35%
20%
*20 %
20%
20%
20%
1,400
23
22%
23%
22%
227/a
12,100
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
23,300
64%
65%
140% 140 Va
27%
27%
3,200
110
700
J
Q
87% Feb
Dec
15
145
Sep
18
31
Acr
17
96
Jan
13
V6% Jan
4
ljtl
For
footnotes,
see
i
60
-
page
May 29
139
"
July 13
26% May 29
25.
91% Feb
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
Quaker Gats Co common,
645-
preferred
8
65%
100
*139%
Quaker State Oil Refinine Corp__10
27
66%
140 Va '
27
65 %
65 Va
65 %
66%
€5%
139 Va
139 Va
*139%
140%
139%
139 Va
27 %
27%
*27%
27%
*27%
27%
66
'
Volume
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle'
6187
(763)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALK PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Aug. 13
Aug. 14
Par
Wednesday
Aug. 15
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 16
Friday
the Weeft
Aug. 17
Shares
R
49% Jan
10
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
Dec
28% Jun
9
11
637/a Mar 14
27
24
26% Dec
23%
5
57% Jan
-4
11% Oct
27
17%
34 7/a Sep
4
Jan
8
'
27
12% Jan
3
16
Jan
3
15
Oct
26
16% Jan
6
43% Nov
1
25
34
;20% Nov
3
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
37% Mar
9
52
23
3
8
Reed Roller Bit
21 % Feb
12
16% Jan
4
Jun 22
9% May 29
Dec
4%
Stores
Reeves
Bros
Reichhold
19 % Apr
6
Reliable
Stores
28
49% Jan
4
Reliance
Elec
23
18
12
3
35
May 23
30
Jan
19
12% Jan
4
17
May 29
33
Jun
23
Jan
24
May 28
7% Aug 10
13
Jan
76
60
25
Jan
4
Republic
5
.
Steel
Aug 18
60% Nov
8
67% Mar 13
21% Jun
29
52% Jan
2
Rexall
56% Jun
5
20% Jun
27
41 % Jan
4
Drug
Reynolds
47
Jan
3
49% Jan
30
48
Jan
8
50% Apr
5
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
97
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
4Vz%
40% Jun
14
80% Feb
16
68% Sep
83
Mar
12% Dec
26
89% Nov
14
8
90% Oct
6
23% May
8
14
87
Mar
6
Jan
4
15% Feb
14
90
8% Jun
Nov"] 4
26
3% Jun
25
5
8
102
Mar
2
Mar 14
2nd
conv
Rhodesian
Selection
78% Jan
3
37% Sep
25
27
32% May 11
44% Mar 14
Richfield
25% Jan
3
34% May 10
24% May 11
37% Mar 19
Riegel
Nov
30
50% Mar 13
18% Jun
27
34% Mar 26
Ritter
32% Feb
10
47% Jun
23
Jun
27
42% Feb
23% Jun
13
51% Apr
52% Aug
5
Nov~27
23% Jan
34
27% Jan
38% Aug
25
9
Jun
27
July 10
23
38
Feb
8
124
Apr
18
May 29
73
87
26-
33% Apr
26% May 11
12
94
Mar 22
Richardson-Merrell
2
93% Dec
4
17% Jan
9
27% May
5
15% May 29
24% Jan
25
13
277/8 Dec
6
14
May 29
29% Feb
12
3
20
July 25
21% May 29
33% Jan 10
27% Apr
16% Jan
27% Dec
1
Feb
8
25% Apr
18
29% Sep
10% Oct
19
43% Apr
19% Apr
11
12 % Feb
3
17% Dec
27
36% Jan
3
46 % Apr
7
18
3
L0% Ma<r 15
12
31% Mar 15
40 % May
8% May 29
11% May 29
18
4%
& Elec
372
Dec
27
404% Dec
26% Jan
3
37% Dec
15% Jan
3
70% Jan
5
89
Jun
Crown
Dutch
McBee
11
352 % Jan
Royal
18
22% Jun
26
Ruberoid
26
31 Va
July 20
92
Jan
4
Nov
Apr
7
41% Oct 19
>7% Jan
22% Nov 21
14% Jan
22
21% tan
34% May
8% Jan
11
May
70
Nov
38
Jan
16
8% Sep
19
41% Nov
9
73 % Jan
11
Jan
4
16 % Jan
3
May 29
16 % Jan
2
18 Va Jan
2
17
May 29
27% Jan
2
27
,10% Jan
9
60% Feb
1
32
42 Va Jan
24
-8% Jun
8
:
Aug 13
5% May 29
14% Mar 10
25% Jun
4
81% May
9
11 Va Jan
9
98% Feb
14
42% Jan
27
2
77
.
Jan
16
86
Jun
90
97
May 19
27%. Jun 15
3
Aug 13
60% May 29
87
4
33% Aug 10
5
47% Dec
May
40 Va Apr
8
14
.46% Nov 24
100
11
May 10
46% May
39% Mar 12
27
27
Jun
Feb
6
97
20
Jun
25
74% Jan
5
4% Jun
25
Jun
25
4
Jun
4
26 % Jan
30
Feb
5
27
21
74
Nov
Jan
3
10
Jun
16
May 22
24
14
82
12
37 % Feb
21
21% July 25
29% Mar 21
11% July 30
15
30% Jun
Jan
5
13
31% Jan
51% Dec
4
54
94% Nov
15
Feb
11% Jan
12
17
Jan
July 28
20"% Apr
97% Jan
105
Nov
4
Jun
73/4
143/8
•14%
143/B
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,200
178,000
17%
50,800
9,000
36%
35
36
36%
373/4
35%
3 6 3/4
35%
36 %
34%
34
34
34
34%
333/4
34%
34%
38
37%
343%
38%
39
7,900
393/4
383/4
39%
39
24%
24
243/8
23%
24%
24%
24%
39%
25%
32.000
24%
30%
108,300
29 %
29%
483/4
♦483/4
107%
107
30 %
30%
49 %
108
31%
30%
483/4
483/4
108
*48%
109
45
45
45%
45%
46 3/a
88%
88
88
87%
88
10%
10%
103/8
10%
11%
4
4
3%
4
4%
108
31%
29 3/a
50
49
108%
49 %
1083/4
45%
46%
*87%
88%
*87%
11%
4%
11
4%
45
1083/4
20,200
600
1,300
46
35,700
11%
89%
11%
11,900
4%
4%
16,700
300
55
553/8
23,000
39%
393/8
9,200
32%
333/8
♦21%
22
21%
22
213/4
213/4
213/4
21%
21%
213/a
900
1
25 %
25%
25
25%
26%
27%
26 3/a
27
25%
26%
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/e
25%
243/4
25
24%
25
32
32%
32
323/8
32
323/8
32%
32%
32 3/a
33 %
34
33%
10,000
4,900
7,700
33%
33%
33 s/8
33%
33%
873/4
87%
88
88%
90
89
90
89
92
92
92
92
♦91
92
*.91
57
55%
*33
3,700
34
1,500
893/4
7,200
♦90
17
173/8
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/a
18%
183/B
193/4
173/4
18%
173/4
33,600
18%
183/4
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
10,100
•91
92
50
*203/4
211/4
20%
20%
20%
203/4
20%
20%
*20%
24%
24%
24%
25
25
25%
253/4
253/4
38%
3,000
38%
38%
38%
39%
25%
39%
25%
20 g
38%
39%
38 3/s
38 3/4
82,700
9"%
103/a
9%
21
700
93/4
9%
9%
9%
93/4
93/4
13%
13%
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13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'/a
29%
1,100
30%
29%
293/4
28%
293/4
27%
283/4
28%
28%
13
14%
*123/4
31,400
13%
*12%
13%
*12%
13 %
13
13
18%
18%
Xl8%
18"%
18%
19%
183/8
19%
9%
9%
8%
9%
8%
9%
19%
$3/4
19%
8%
*
10
...
■
38%
39 %
*91 Va
92
*200
360
26
26
No par
*18%
16
19%
16%
100
*71 %
74
25 Va
26
No par
5
9
/v
.
•
*71
74
25%
35c
Mfg Co
233A
80
preferred
100
Seagrave
Bolt
*183/4
16%
*71
8,800
19%
700
163/a
2,900
74
253/4
97%
*953/4
97%
35%
35%
353A
4,600
11%
113%
11 Va
12 Va
11%
113/4
11%
11%
46,000
11%
18%
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
11%
4,900
183A
19%
9
18%
18%
9%
32%
28
*84
*95
6%
183/4
9%
*76
2,200
36%
32 3/a
33
32%
33
20,700
5,600
6%
6%
63A
6%
63%
61%
613A
618/a
62%
22,200
28%
6%
62
28%
*84
28%
283A
27%
28%
23,300
85%
*84
85%
*84
96
96
*95%
96%
*95%
23%
80
23
233/4
*76
17,800
9%
36%
96 Va
23%
19
9%
37
32%
32%
63 Va
9
36%
9
36%
323A
28%
85%
19 3/a
27,000
37%
9
36
26%
=
80
23
*76
43A
233/a
6 3/a
85 Va
96%
23
43A
23
*76
80
1,800
~40
80
43A
7,200
43A
1
4%
4%
4%
4%
23 Va
23%
23%
24
24%
24%
24
243A
24
243/a
11,100
1
12%
13%
12%
13Va
13%
13%
133/4
14
14
14%
36,700
5
Co
*4%
20
Corp of Amer
Finance
183/4
16%
74
610
27
26 3/8
6%
23%
*76
26%
21,800
35%
63 %
*95%
18%
16%
*70
263/4
38%
92
360
253A
63/4
_25
16%
74
38%
913A
*200
♦953/4
63%
No par
common
19%
19 Va
16%
*70
26%
39
92
360
35%
6%
No par
preferred
preferred
27 V.
38%
91%
•200
26%
34%
63 Va
28%
85%
98
39%
92
360
*200
26%
97%
35%
28
*84
.
39 Va
91%
26 Va
*96
1
No par
common
4,800
13,500
34%
9%
35%
32%
3,400
9
*95%
11%
18%
32
30
8,600
34%
11%
33%
1
*13
97%
*9
1
5
1.40
34%
..
9%
26 Va
97%
11 Va
11
18Va
10
...
■
38%
39%
*91 %
92
*200
360
26%
26%
*18%
19 Va
16
16%
*95%
34 %
100
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
233/a
22%
22%
16,000
4%
1,500
27% Mar
9
22%
23%
22Va
24%
22%
13
50% Feb
14
5
22%
41%
23%
33% Jun
42 %
41%
42 %
42 %
43%
43%
433A
43%
44%
2,400
59
25
88% Jan
2
Sears
Co
3
67%
68%
68%
69%
70
72%
71
72%
72%
74%
52,500
15% Mar
2
Seiberling Rubber Co
1
10
10 Va
10%
*95/8
10
*9%
10
4
Servel
10
7%
10
14% Jan
10
7%
*103%
105
14
Jun
Jun
25
9% Aug 10
6% May 29
104
7
25
45% Feb
12
14 Va Jun
25
29% Jan
4
28
11% Jun
25
6
29 % Jun
5
7%
32 3/8
V
N
Co
Paper
Seaboard
30 % Jun
25
7%
55%
preferred
7
147/s Apr 19
50% Mar 13
18% Sep
7%
39%
;
3
31
36% Oct
73/4
443%
„_100
5%
1
21
May 17
16%
7%
*88
10
Ry Co com
6% Feb
37% May 12
3
53
16%
7%
483/4
1.66%
31% Mar
103% Feb
Jan
163/4
16%
7%
♦14%
No par
23 Va Jan
27
8% Jan
*51%
17
163/a
73/4
1
Schlumberger
&
1,600
383/4
Schick Inc
Screw
1,800
12%
14%
28%
__100
Fran
3.65%
35%
113/4
53
32
common
convertible
"
70
35%
12%
55%
Paper Co common
pfd 4.40% series A_.
Gas & Electric Co
San Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries. Inc com
Convertible
preference
Schering Corp common
$4
16
35%
12%
39%
1st
$3.40
16%
600
353/8
*51%
31%
San Diego
Scovill
53
39%
St Regis
Scott
12%
*51%
12%
♦51%
313/a
Co
Preferred series A
5%
*12%
53
12%
53
'
5
St
27% May 29
35%
1
20% May 21
95
May 25
39% Feb 16
18
35%
106
_l
21% Mar
23% Jun
100
30% Jan
18
35%
12%
31
conv
San
18
17%
35%
55%
'.
Safeway Stores
4%
preferred
L
18
♦173/4
39%
Co
80 % Feb
1
18
17%
353/4
1,600
1
25
23
♦17%
11,600
l
29
Jun
113/4
31
Co
13% Jun
8
79
4
11%
1
71
16% May 29
.2~0%
Jan
1,600
12
54%
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
37
11%
2.50
Rubbermaid Inc
5
4.30%
14%
38
1
5
4
Jan
14% Jan
26
18
*14
38%
Corp
14% Feb
17% Jan
94% May 15
352% Jan 26
*17%
14
100
Corp
Cola Co
Petroleum
41
28
17%
14
12
31%
.
27
17%
14%
11%
37%
S
Nov
17%
14%
11%
39%
(Geo D)
Royal
Royal
2
93
17 %
14%'
11%
No par
Corp
Roper
60% Jan
3
38%
17%
14%
11%
8%
1
36% May 29
Jan
17%
14%
9
543/4
Ryder System Inc
86
17%
'8%
303/4
1
13
6
2,600
37
38 %
preferred series A
22
63% Dec
38%
8%
38%
87%
18% Feb
3
700
8%
38%
x33%
26% Jan
36% Jan
500
400
8%
8%
5
15% May 29
7% Jun 15
30
25
69,300
63/4
13%
38%
__5
27% Aug <8
22% Mar 16
18% Jan
333/4
6%
*13
373/4
Corp
Corp
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
12% Oct
323/4
63/4
13%
37
Co common
12
Dec
*6%
♦13
533/4
Controls
27% Aug 16
10% Jun 29
15
13%
44,600
1.25
3
11
6%
13%
18 3/a
8%
3%
Ronson Corp
90% Jan
*6%
1,200
9,700
18%
2.50
Rohr Corp
12 % Jan
May
6%
13 %
6%
13
33%
9
103/a
:
Telephone
Haas
&
32%
No par
10
Rockwell-Standard
<
32%
x24
_5
Inc
Corp
Corp
Company
Rohm
34%
31%
1
Oil
Rochester
32%
31%
10
35
100
Paper
Rochester Gas
15,500
18%
Ltd—._£
Trust
Robertshaw-Fulton
29
111%
18 3/4
18%
'9%
333/4
2.50
com
19
18%
•
7%
100
(R J) Tobacco
Preferred 3.60% series.
Rheem Manufacturing Co
12%
763/4
9%
14%
1
Reynolds
76
93/4
15%
10
pref
12%
12%
75%
10
12%
Metals Co com
No par
preferred series A___
50
4%%
108
11%
77
9%
♦51%
10
Co
12%
76
10%
17%
_5
Chemical
&
12
77%
10
35
10
Revere Copper & Brass.:
Revlon
Inc
123/8
77%
103/s
18
2,600
2,300
12,100
*743/a
12%
76
18%
68,300
16%
153/4
12%
*
74%
32%
11%
Eng Co_
__5
Mfg Co common
5
preferred 3%% series__100
Republic Aviation Corp
:
50c
Republic Corp
common..
50c
43% Jan
May 29
34% Jun 25
16
47%
74%
13%
&
preferred
Corp
15
47
x32
17 %
1
convertible
16%
47%
36 %
Conv
$1
15
6%
Reliance
Mar 12
15
133/4
_-______50c
Corp
14%
6%
No par
.
143/4
32%
46%
♦8%
50
Cherriicals
26
31% Jun
May 17
Co
74%
32
♦13%
_No par
Inc___
74
32
30%
50
preferred
74%
31%
17%
5
Inc
47%
*733/4
32
10
50
preferred
2nd
non-cum
Owl
16% Jun
84
23
21% Jun
11
18% May 11
22
;
1st
45%
733/4
31%
74%
l
No par
Inc__3.33%
common
Red
3
25
Co
non-cum
2
14
6
4%
15
9% Jun
3
Reading
15
45%
73%
31%
11%
_i
13% Jan
52% Aug
29
1
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
66% Jan
7
14% Jan
16
Inc
22
13
10% Jan
18
House
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
Jun
7
21% Dec
Random
16
2.50
3
Apr
66% Mar
Inc
44%
74
14%
2.50
43%
73%
31%
No par
Co
17% Aug 13
20% Apr • 7
49% Jun
Jan
Purina
43%
com_No par
1st preferred
Ranco
Mar 16
10% Feb
19
Corp of America
$3.50
Ralston
8% Aug
8
11
35% Oct
15
12% May 29
28 % May 10
Oct
.
24% Apr
•41% Feb
May 29
6% Jun
8
•67
81
14 % Feb
25
16% May 29
71% Dec
May
8
May 29
7% Jun
1
Aug 24
43% Jan
13
18
54
Jun
30% Feb
65
6
20
57
2
15% Jan
25
10
21% Jan
25% Feb
'
25
11% Aug
26
11% Mar 22
13
io % July 26
58
Oct 13
33% Sep
88% Feb
Jan
Radio
Mar 30
40
Jun
12% May 29
21% Apr
6
24% Aug 31
44 % Aug 18
July 19
15% Dec
Feb~28
79
29
16YS Oct
71% May 29
6% Jun
7
5
Aug
11% Mar 30
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls
Roebuck
Inc
$5.25
Corp
1
Shamrock
7%
No par
*103%
common
preferred
Shahmoon
Sharon
&
Industries
Oil
Steel
&
105
7%
7%
*103%
8%
105
8 s/«
*103%
9%
9
*103%
105
900
9 3/a
112,400
105
2.50
*8%
8%
8%
♦8
8%
*8%
8%
100
1
30%
30 Va
30 Va
31
31 Va
32
31
32%
31%
31%
24,800
No par
18%
18%
18%
19
20
193/4
19%
193/4
19%
4,900
No par
18%
12%
Inc
Gas
Corp
8%
*8
8%
23 % Mar 28
Shattuck
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
125/8
13%
13
13%
3,200
25
41% Mar 20
Shell
1
31%
32
31%
323/4
32%
323/4
32%
333A
33%
35 3/a
23,200
15% Sep 19
15% Jan
4
23% May 15
14% May 29
19% Aug 15
19 Va
19%
19%
19 Va
19Va
19 5/8
19%
19%
18 3A
18%
20,200
21
16
22% Jan
15
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
19 %
18 3/4
19Va
4,100
16% Feg
23% Aug
18% Jan
4
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ordJEl
Sheller Mfg Corp
__i
Sheraton Corp of America
50c
11%
11%
113/4
12
11%
11%
115/8
11%
11%
113A
15,700
19% July 10
Shoe Corp
1
18 Va
18 %
xl73/4
18 Va
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,900
33% Jan
Signode Steel Strapping Co
1
21%
21 %
21 Va
21
21'A
21
213/8
213A
8,200
33
27
333/8
33 Va
x27%
333/8
33 Va
335/8
33%
33%
21%
32 3/4
33%
9,000
27%
27%
273/8
27
27
27%
27%
14
31% Feb
46% Mar
Dec
8
8
May 28
11% Jun 27
1117% Aug 15
28
Jan
38% May 23
60 Va Apr 17
42% Jan
19
Jun
27
2
31% July 26
56
25
33% Mar 29
May 29
16% Jun
36% Oct
9
63% Jan
11
44% Jan
3
26% Oct
3
45% May
127% Nov
4
30
25
May 29
Apr
84 % Jun
50% Jun
25
62
25
35% Mar
Feb
May 28
28% Apr
May 29
29 Va Jan
5
72% Feb
28
36% Jun
4
77
Nov
14
45 % Jun
25
38% Jan
3
52% Dec
2i
44
25
56% Mar
9% Dec
19
13% May 26
9% Dec
4
60% Nov
14
25
8
20
3
9
21
15 Va
4
23% Jan
6% Mar 15
5
129% Mar 22
12 Va Jan
44 % Jan
5 %
July 3
7% May 29
39 Va Jun
25
10 Va Jan
9% Jan
58
Feb
53
23
1
4
Pattern
Co___
Smith-Corona
Marchant
Smith
Kline
&
French
Soo
Line
Railroad
Gold
2
South
Amer
15
South
Carolina
5%
South
Jersey
Gas
South
Puerto
Rico
27% Jan
11
31% Sep
8
28 %
July 2
July 11
16
Jan
16
15% Jan
4
24% Nov
21
23% Feb
16
8%
26
23 Va May 29
31% Mar 30
47% Jan
19
61% Nov
10
38VaJun
25
57% Jan
30
Southern
36% Jan
3
53% Nov
17
40 % Jun
26
38 % Jan
3
49% Nov 22
20 Va Jan
3
May 29
18% July
5
65 Va Mar 20
72% Oct
30
71
26 Va Jan
16
38% Dec
14
20% Jan
4
34% Apr
3
22% May 29
13 % May 29
Jan
3
51% Nov 24
12% Jun
27
Feb
Jun
14
27
75
Apr
16
Pacific
7
Southern
Railway
8 % Jan
24
42 Va Jan
2
88
Jan
3
91
Mar
2
90
20% Jan 26
35
88 Va Jan
97% May
64% Ar
May 15
9
4
17
Jan
15
95
Apr
19
13
Jun
25
24 Va Jan
2
90
Aug 16
20% Jun
83
25
May 29
Mobile
8%
&
Co
Ohio
97
May
9
38% Mar
1
86
8
Mar
263/4
48%
46
423/4
24%
47%
19%
(Del)__Nopar
tr
27
48
45 Va
42 Va
common
stock
30
20%
7.50
Co
preferred
8
49Va
El_No par
No par
20
ctfs__100
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Spartans Industries
l
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred—
100
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50
preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common
___No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
25
88% Apr
non-cum
&
5
25% Aug 14
3
Edison
Gas
2
11% Apr 27
Jan
20 %
26% Jan
44% May 31
82
1
47% Jan
3
34% Oct 26
323/4
24Va
Southwestern
12
3
323/4
24 %
*29 %
7
35% Mar
Jan
4
54
5
25
5
Southern
16
*52%
2.50
Natural Gas
5%
6
7%
49Va
Co
Southern
28
7% Jan
California
Mar 21
26
5%
1
Sugar com
Indiana
20 % Apr
No par
com_4.50
Co
Co
Southern
59% Feb
503A
15
Platinum
52 Va May 10
30% Feb
50
47%
50 %
Southeastern Public Service Co
29% Dec
44
21%
49
preferred
Southern
8
l83/4
21%
48 Va
50
19
17
11
183/s
21 Va
preferred
Feb
13
111%
5
Co
&
E&G
44% Jan
61% Oct
1093/4
5
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
40% Jan
29% Oct
Inc
108%
Labs_No par
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Mar 23
19% NOV
110%
24Va
May 28
9
109%
50 Va
50Va
50
17% Jan
32,600
xl07%
29
47% Mar 15
3,700
30%
50 Va
22
50
20%
30%
24Va
4
May 29
21% May 29
20
303A
1083/4
5
36
205/8
303/s
24Va
49% Oct
29
20%
30%
50 %
30% Dec 21
31% Dec
20%
30%
10
52 % Jun
25
20%
30 Va
25
3
17 Va Jun
203/8
30%
20"
(AO) Corp
Public Service Co
*73
24%
47%
19Va
75
183A
6
7%
49
*52 %
50%
51%
4,700
25
24%
25%
3,900
19%
20%
195/a
203/8
193A
20 %
56,800
213/4
49
50%
6%
22
22
22
22
21%
22%
1,800
48%
49%
493A
50%
48%
49 3/a
40,400
50
51
50
50%
50%
50%
30,400
8
54
7%
*7%
50%
*52 %
54
*52%
32%
24
33
•33
24%
24%
29
20%
29%
*29%
20%
193A
54
4
7%
50
*52%
6%
1,800
7%
2,100
50%
6,100
54
33%
33%
33%
1,400
25%
263A
27%
15,600
30
*29 %
800
30
20%
19%
193/a
1,300
27%
27%
27
27%
59,200
48%
485/a
48%
48%
♦45%
453A
•46 Va
26%
27
26%
27%
48%
48%
48%
46 %
42%
46
46
42%
43%
43%
44
43%
44 Va
18,000
24%
47%
19%
25%
24%
25%
24 »/a
25%
45,900
48%
47%
48%
47 ya
48
11,400
19%
♦193/a
19%
*73
75
42Va
24%
47%
19%
*73
15%
4%
25%
*93 Va
253/4
48
19%
75
28%
*73
28%
75
15
16 Va
4%
25%
95 %
*15
15%
4%
25%
*93 Va
15%
293/4
29%
28%
29
8,000
15
2,600
15%
15 %
16%
15%
15 %
15 Va
4%
4%
4%
2,800
25%
25%
25%
25%
263A
15,000
95%
*93%
95%
*93 Va
95%
13%
13%
13%
14
*91%
92%
91 Va
91%
26
*84
1,400
29
4%
13%
26%
84
19%
75
Xl5%
92%
24%
84
19%
*73
15,200
500
47
4%
16
13%
25V484'A
6%
6%
8
503A
48%
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For footnotes, see page 25.
6 V.
50%
92
24%
84 %
6%
6%
7%
49%
*45 %
15
*93 Va
-
51%
24%
20 Va
15
16 %
4%
25%
95 %
8,500
51
25%
20%
15
4%
110
51%
24Va
33
24'/a
29 Va
28%
25%
109
50 Va
32%
24%
29%
28%
15 %
109
24%
19Va
49Va
28Va
1
1,200
20%
30Va
Smith
3
33
20Va
30%
50c
28
20'A
21
Singer Manufacturing Co
Skelly Oil Co
15% Jan
Jan
4
5
27% Jan
49
No par
No par
Simonds Saw & Steel
Simplicity
20% Jun
Jun
Co
Simmons
Sinclair Oil Corp
46% Jan
'
of America
26% May 22
6
7
G)
Co
40 Va Feb
67% July 3
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
25
19
(Frank
Oil
27%
"84%
13%
x90
263/4
♦84
14%
14%
15
6,700
189,200
90
90 Va
91%
260
27%
27%
28%
27,700
%
200
84%
*84
84
24
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39
Square D
16
Dec
28
35 % Dec
29
24 % Jun
5214 Jan
12
91
Nov
15
48
72>4 Jan
23
78% May 12
11% Jan
3
19% Dec
12
25% Jan
9
53 % Jun
5
Dec
4
50
87% Dec
4
81% May 29
92
41 % May
29
58% Feb
15
-45% May 28
56% Feb
28.
Standard
:
Co
•
46*8 Jan
5
81 % Sep
57
25
-
55% Dec
44% Sep
25
40%Jan
3
51% Sep
29
27
Dec
13
52
3
Standard
35% Jan
25
17% Jun
$3.50
60% May
May 29
Standard
3
Oil
59% Feb
3
48
May 29
59% Feb
7
85
July 17
95 % Feb
Mar 30
51% Nov 28
82
Mar 23
2518 Oct
32% Mar 27
71
25
29% Mar
22
30% Mar 15
Mar 28
27
22% Feb
16
32
31
28% Apr
27
11% JUn
26% Jan
3
42% Dec
20
10% Jun
8% Nov
11% Jan
4
45 5 s Dec
18
;
preferred™
20
$1.20'convertible preferred
6% convertible preferred «,*
Standard Pressed Steel Co__>
9
12
Stanley Warner Corp.:™.—a
_5
6
Stanray
4
1
Corp
(The).LS
Chemical, Co
Stauffet
2,000
31,600
52 %
51%
52%
521/8
521/2
99,300
50 J/4
51 y8
50
50'A
X50%
51
'
50%
*85-
87
;
86
.12%
13%
'
*44
"
..
13 %
..
1 .♦
'
19% Feb
2
20% May 17
"70% Feb 13
27% May 29
33 % Apr
24
21'% May 29
44
Jan
15
6
13% Sep
"21
Sep 21
28
10% Feb 13
May 29
6
«
360
32
28% May 31
9
82% Jan
90
Aug
2
87
59
Oct
13
43
9
Oct
30
93
16% Nov 30
6
Jun
Dec
3
Sweets
27
Swift & Co
22 % Jun
25
47% Jan
4
Swingline Inc class Ai.__"__;__i—
11% May 29
Feb
2
Symington Wayne Corp
5
13
11V8 Dec
3% Nov
27
?»/8 Jan
6
'
26;>t,
207/„ May 10
>:4% May 29
£
May 29
26
7% Oct
13
32% Jun
20
Jun
15
Jun
May 29
18% Mar
14
34% May 2932% Jun 25
52% Apr
11
11% Jun 26
23% Jan
15
125% Jan
4
!% Jan
3
27 V* Aug
Jun
9
206% May 15
Oct
27
>7/s Sep
15
37% Nov
3
23 3A Apr
52% Jun
8
i% Jan
12
<■
2 9'/a
Apr
13
5
Texas
Utilities Co—_
31% Mar
9
Textron
:
19% Jun
25
25
44% Jan
Jun
19
241
Jun
28
82% Feb
37% Jun
25
66
J&n
Dec
20
87
83
Jan
12
88% Apr
10
9
May
25% Jan
32% Feb
:
.28% May
3
15% Jun
25
36
'
3
6
Apr
4
23% Ffeb
16 :
3
25 % Mar
9.
:'
25
57% Feb.
7
151/2 Jan
28% Apr
17
15% May 29
Jan
28y4 Dec
18
20% May 29
45
27% Jan
15
63% Jan
30
66
Dec
14
45
59
Nov
27
18% Jhn
26
42% Feb
8
591/4 Jan
10
91% May 15
Jun
25
81% Jan
2
26% Jan
3
Aug
.52% Dec
20
30
30
l07/8 Oct
18
preferred
May 29
28% Jhn 25
108;
Jun
21
2
Jan
Transitfon Electronic Corp^.,
19 :
Trans World
Trans-world Financial Co
34
51 Va Feb
13% Jan
8 %
18% J&n
May 29
i
Traiiswestern
15% Feb 14
Pipeline Co-Airlines Ind™'
6% Nov
39
Jan
47
July
2
18
Jun
22
39% Jan
22
6% May 29
11% Jan
2
15% Jun
52 %
92
Jan
14% July
13
Feb
16
t
5%
13
52 y« Nov
7
18
79
Nov
Feb
24
76
conv pfd
Jun
27
87
Dec
8
53% Jan
Jan
86
27
Feb
101
May 14
80
Feb 20
29
18
77% May 31
91
8
Electric
Co
Preferred $3.50 series
-:™Nopar
Preferred $4 series——No par
Union
Padiflc RR
8% Feb
4
28
25
39
Feb
19
Aug
2
20 % Jun
28
20'A Jun
28
38% Jun
25
Aug
8
110% Aug 22
100 *A Aug 17
40% May 24
32 % Mar 13
39% Jan
50
19
5
26
110
Mar 27
100
Mar
Jun
9
35% Mar 15
33% May 29
50% Mar 16
26% Mar 28
Nov
8
19
86% Dec
7
60% Jun
25
84% Mar
Jun
25
33% Mar 11
July 25
9% Nov
16
6% Jun
27
3
67% Dec
12
41% Jun
27
21% Dec
12
69% Dec
1
16% May 28
24 Va Jun 25
40 y2 Mar 16
29% Aug
4
41% Nov 30
24
19 % Jun
3
164% Jan 16
76 y4 Mar 24
30% Jan
45
34% Oct
32
Iter footnotes,
see
3
56
Mar
30% Feb
2
2
38% Jan
2
25% May 10
20% Mar 20
17% May 28
7/a May 29
page 25.
5
Jan
23% Feb 21
25
25
Mar 26
1% Jan
July 18
July 23
->,i
8
8% Jan
64
29% May 28
19 Va May 29
15% May 29
18% Feb 20
24% Nov 28
1% Nov 30
4
9%
20%
37%
56%
17%
-
.
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-
-
.
-
21%
87/8
17%
311/2 *
311/a
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17
651/4
1
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28%
.
32 3/4
300
.
671/4
14,300
30%
30%
10,500-
66%
131
28%
.
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$4
non-cum
Co
28%
'
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32%
4,100
32'%'.
8,700
13,300
1
20%
21%
preferred™
4%
4%
Aircraft
Corp
(series of 1955)
(series of 1956)
,
•
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pfd
25
71% Jen
United
Coro
Corp,
Engineering
United Financial
United Fruit Co_
*40%
*18%
•
68
2.50
:—/
Coal
"
^„No par,
___i
29
7'A
.
Cos_^
&
Corp
*45%
18%
28%
23y4
...5,
Foundry
5 ;
of
Calif—1
a—_No par
United Gas Corp—
United Gas Improvement Co
United Greenfield Corp„wa
lo
36%
•
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4.50
10
2
United Merch & Mfgrs IncA
United Park City Mines Co
United Shoe Mach
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25
35% Mar 16
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United-Carr Fastener
United Electric
6%
«,*o-
261% .'
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preferred
25
-
■
8%.
8%
>285
♦275
"
19%
1%
47y4
*32%
1551/2
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*3oy4
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26
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19
19%
56
900
56
1,900
600
;'
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116,300:
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8y8
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16%
8%
;
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r
17
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24%
24%
25
18%
18%
18 J/2
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35y8
35 y2
20
20%-
24
8:
8% ;
,
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282
7':
16%
i
24%
18%
25
34 y2
19%'
35
'17%
281
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70
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25
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331/2
341/a
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24%
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201/4
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44
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29% Jun
27
21%
Friday*
Aug. 17
g9
51%
.
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Aug. 16
44 %
21% Oct
3
84% Oct
19% Dec
Feb
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1
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7
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14
22
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Jan
5
14'A Mar 17
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Oil
$1.60 convertible
Mar 12
26
Jun
26% Oct
20%
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55
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5
21% Jun
43% Jun
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2
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25
57%
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1
Oil of New Jersey
Standard
28
28
4
Industries
27%
56%
73 •
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8
92 % Dec
11% Jun
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,27%
.
SALE
Thursday
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27%
28%
571/3
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Aug. 14
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May 17
4
Jan
84
Financial
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2
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27%
73
5
com—No par
Inc
preferred
25
18% Jan
12% May 29
Brands
Standard
2
83% Apr
2
74% July
Jan
77% Jan,
May 29
HIGH
Wednesday
-
l;i
27%
Aug
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
.
Standard
35
25
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
-
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
(
-
41%
69%
29%
7%
46%
78 .
75%
86%
49%
30%
8%
25%
22%
30 ,
46%
*100
110
94
94%
27%
27%
41
42%
I9
19
67%
68%
28 Va
29
2522%
29%
46 Va
7%
45%
18%
28%
23ya
36%
21
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18%
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23%
36%
21 Va
18%
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21
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20
19%
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95%
27% 29%
42% 42%
19% 20
69
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24 Va
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400
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36%
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1,400
20
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Volume
196
Number 6187
.
.
.
The Cominercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
"
Year 19G1
Lowest
33 J/4 Sep
93
Jan
29
24% Jail
Lowest
47% Feb
97% Jun
9
22 % Jun
4
1
95
3
.
42 '/4 Dec
32% Nov
8
23 % Jun
27
46% Dec
15
69
22
95
Sep
25
Dec
20
158% Oct
2
153
9% Jan
3
22% Dec
14
12
17
42% Dec
4
43
Jun
7% Jan
21% Oct
27
36% Jun
9 % Nov
'
21
105% Jap
July 11
8% Jan
16
a
53% May 18
Jan
5
84
15
79
Jan
12
82 J/4
46"% Jan
6
64% Aug 11
40
Jun
25
25
149 % Jan
3
Dec
161% Nov
13
152% July
Nov
21
22% Jun
22
26
Jan
3
41%
45% Jan
4
54% Oct 27
91% May 17
75 % Oct
24
2
40 % Jun
152% Apr
39% Feb
45% Nov 28
23% May 29
9
37
29
% Jan
3
39% July 11
53% Apr 10
3
23
Apr
139% July
22
7% Jun
3
30 % Jan
10
153% Jan
9
27% Oct
43% May 17
55% Nov
166
62
27
30% Jijn
28
33% Mar 10
30% Oct
-18
3
42
\
Nov
2
30.
20
July 14
107
Feb
13
49% Jan
27
102% Aug 29
Jan
Apr
13
a
•
14
20
Aug-
6
22 y4
223% Jun
773/4 Mar. 30
19y8 Jun
13% Jun
30
18
27
Jun
Jun
22
9
683/4 Nov 21
May 29
46 % May 28
83 • Jun
24% Dec
108
Dec
7
103 y2
86
Dec
8
86
92
Nov
29
-
26
89
Oct
28% Nov
17
133/4 Feb
13% Jan
4
17
87% Jan
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4
3
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May
Virginia Elec & Power
4
$5
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5
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8
39'%
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30
33%
1,400
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45%
142
453/4
45
142
45%
140,700
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2,800
283%
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4,500
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39%
223/4
22%
22%
231%
8
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8 '/a
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9
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37%
37%
28
38
8,000
12,900
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383%
400
23%
24%
24%
24%
237/a
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40
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160
30
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21,000
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30'/a
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343/4
34%
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36
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31 y4
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22
22
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311/2
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33 y8
34
33
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+
67.600
29
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297%
107/a
27%
28%
27 3/a
28 y8
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20
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preferred
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25
263/8 Jan
88Va
3
33,300
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preferred
29
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33
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8%
26%
29 y8
53
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23
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27
1,900
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Vulcan Materials Co
21
Jun
22
98
Jan
10
102
Apr
9
Jan
3
106
Jan
30
16% Feb
21
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1
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88'%
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21
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243%
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40
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33,100
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158
100
May 28
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May 12
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4
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16 Yb Jun
6
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100
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156
16
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155%
26%
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2;
443%
Oil
Power
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1
18
10.400
69%
-
92% May 22
Jan
89 % Jan
13
11
July 18
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preferred,:.-
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16
142
38
71
27
comraon._T_No par
non-cumulative preferred__25
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40% Mar 20
25
110
373%
69%
Co
Universal Match
2
503/4 Jan
May 15
Tobacco
8%
■
19
19% Oct
Corp common
preferred
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4
433A Apr
125
Steel
2
25
71
•
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45% Feb
69%
31
31 % Jan
22
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38
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33 % Feb
37
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26
25
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50
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28 3/a Jan
24%
50
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25
38
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Universal Leaf Tobacco
May 29
25%
37%
158'/a
Universal-Cyclops
May 29
20
37%
16%
•
6
Jan
36%
16%
-
2
f
37
41%
3
55
95%
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.
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93%
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Feb
25
27 3/a
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54
31% May 29
9
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38% Jan
May 29
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6
81% July
85
8
27
95%
25
38%
170
25
293/4 May 2
30% Apr 27
77% Apr 27
20
15% NoV
Jun
Aug
6
38% Jun
3
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35
3
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42% Nov
27
Jan
19% Jan
21% Jun 22
158
Jan
59
2
28
263/4
96%
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5
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25%
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69%
155%
15%
10Q
_
the Week
Aug. 17
95%
.
1st preferred—100
Corp—_—
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preferred
Friday
Aug. 16
24%
-
-
non-oum
Shoe
Sales for
Thursday
25%
95%
*44
-
5
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Smelting Ref & Min
7%
24
30
69% Dec
4
48% Feb
Nov
11 % Apr
40% Apr
2
series
25
24
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common:
U.8 Vitamin &
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14% Mar 23
25
34% Feb
Jan
US
Co
25%
'
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1
preferred
Rubber
7%
6
115% May 29
30
US
39% July 17
42% Jan 22
4
17% Jun
4
Jan
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25
95%
playing Card CO———,
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7%
17
6
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PRICES
24%
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S
US
8
2
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8%
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2
Jan
Jan
Mar
78% Jan
35
11
58
27
23 % Jan
5
US
2
Mar 27
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9
May
35
U a
44% Mar 19
2
141% Jan
147% Jun
164
26
July
U S
7
May
i
100'
common
SALE
Aug. 15
36%
—_1
preferred
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 14
"94%
100
Securities
Industries Inc
*!%%
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4
53% Mar 20
% May 29
49 %
US
23
60% Feb
75
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4%%
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23% Feb
31% May.
.
Corp oom_l
preferred
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,
40% Aug 17
25
Chemical
St
LOW AND
Tuesday
Aug. 13
25%
25%
Freight Co__.
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4
2
4«u» Mar 29
2
Monday
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U S
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24% Mar
25% M;ay 29
38
Aug
7
-
US
164% May 25
21
14 % Jun
27 % Apr
6
33
Mar .2
3,
Jun
*
30 % Jan
6
3
2
26% Jan
43% Jan
Feb
4%%
1
9
47% Mar 23
May 29
35% Jan
26% Jan
115
May
98
25
U S. Borax
14
32% Mar
25
28 % Jun
6
41 y» Feb
% Aug-10
•
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
151r
5
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
r
W
71% July 28
85% Feb
28
24 y4 Oct
24
31V4 Dec
29
19% May 29
8% Dec
14
14
Mar 13
6% May 29
3
73
Mar
53
Oct
74
7
July
Jun
40
38 y4 Jan
6
58% Nov
15
40 V2 Jun
2 6'/a Feb
2
42% Oct
10
24 % Jun
7
9
88
11 y4 Mar 28
13 y8 Jun
7
66
Dec
26
Jan
:
6
3
1
May
9% Feb
59% Jun
15
4% Jun
8
25
72
•
liy4.May 29
16% Jan
3
39
34%
6
Nov 29
26
41% Jan
30% Jan
5
Mar 12
#
29
21
19
27% May 17
- *
Jan
July 11
54% Jan
2
;
40% Jun
-2
-
51
-May 29
-
Jan
36% Feb
8
26
5% Jan
31
9Va May 29
95i%.Jun 25
14% Feb
May 31
May 31
May 5
Apr 24
33'/a Aug
1
45
Dec
28
Jan
25
99
Nov
14
19% Jan
4
30
May 11
13
45
Nov
27
Jan
23% Dec
14
29
Dec
24
July 18
7
38% Nov
30
Jan
87
Apr
29% Nov
55
Jan
3
30.
.Aug
97%. Feb
id
94% Jun
92
:
46
4
15
.
West
39
Jan
2
Feb
21
27
413/4 Jan
4
Apr
4
24
%. Jun
27
16
23
Jun
25
-
-
19
50
Jan
10
25
May 29
39% Jan
88% Jan
23
80
Jun
88% Jan
31-
110
28
5
99% Jun
2
3
4
10
Jan
Jun
43 Va
Aug 24
65
Feb
3
60'/a Jun
9
99% Jan
9
>7ya Jan -3
Oct 31
24
37
Jan
5
•
20% Jan
4
1143% Oct
27
24% Dec
20
103
2
2
Jun
26
96 Va Apr
Aug
333/4 Jun
Mar 10
100
b
Feb
8
25
23
May 29
21 % Aug
49
>3
10
57
25
46
5
Jun
Oct
30
22
Jun
6
59% Nov
22
44
May 29
12
129 y2 Dec
J5
125
44% Nov
17
31%
5
93% Nov
3
67 y4 May 22
26
9
2
93
Jan
131
6
6
92 % Jun
25
8
171% Dec 11
Jun
87% Jun
25
25% Aug
1
6%
14
166% Jan
Jun
27
27
70% Jun
27
May 29
.
44
sale
on
On^Lk' divW^dS S^ T1S4 high
SJS1
On stock dividends 01 25%
or less,
Jun
this
25
day.
1,700
21%
223/8
35,400
371/4
*361/4
371/4
1,500
323/4
32%
45 V*
46
29
3%-
„
.
10 Yb-
J0%
*99
33 "
33
33
33%
2,500
45%
45'/a
45%
6,500
323/4
323/a
323/a
293/,
^28 3/4
29%
3ya
3i/4
3%
3'A
10i/a
100
*32
10 Yz
*10%
103/4
i
*99
3,900
10'A
400
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100
■
91%
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91
i/a
♦90
91%
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91%
887a
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88%
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sa y*
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88'/a-
30
303/a
30%,
.
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99
31
31
99
*98
27'/4
297/B
15%
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24%
*23%
24%
243/B
24 3/a
241/8
24%
26 y8
263/4
26%
2-zy8
243/8
30
"153/a
15 %
303/a
♦98
99
27
27 3/a
243/4
24%
25
99%
32
33%
99
*98
24%
" '24%
320
99
265/a
27
26%
263%
4,700
30%
303/8
30%
30 3/»
30%
30%
31 y8
17,500
15%
16
16
16%
16%
15
15%.
6,500
*23%
24%
*23
24%
24
241/4
,241/4
24'/*
2,800
263/4
273/4
26i%
27%
31,000
24%
25
24%
25i%
28%
157,700
26 V4
247/a
25%
26 Va
257/8
26 J/4
26/8
26%
26%
28%
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84y4
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841/4
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847*
84%
84 y4
'
*
.
♦loay*
31%
*941/2
115
28
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6,700
85
100
♦108/2
115
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303/4
*108%'115
60,300
33'%
27J/4
'
31
303/4
32%
94%
94i/a
9 4 s/8
94%
943%
27%
2 75/a
27%
27%
27%
28
713/4
713/4
*713/4
75%
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73%
30%-
31%
94
27 YB
27%
273/a
75%
*71%
75%
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100
27
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*
*94
115
*108%
32%
32
95
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115 *
32'%
7,500
130
6,800
100
30
30%
30 3/a
31
31 '/a
31 Va
31%
32
32 Va
33%
2,200
40
403A
40%
42%
42%
43 y8
425/8
43 Yb
42%
43%
16,300
♦101
101 %
101%
101%
;
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53/4
.
y
,
.
21%
,
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4
.
101
6,
,
6
101
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,
34
33
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213/4
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21%
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.
.
101
5.34
33
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34
23%
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34-
231/4-
24
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34
33%
,
34
,
273/8
28y4
27%
26%
27%
36
36%
36
363/,
36
367/s
861/4
86'/4
86/4
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,
1
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10
30
27%
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,
30
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30
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r
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,
6
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6
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6
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34
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6
90
1,700
•
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300
33
233/4
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34
34%
34
25%
26%
26
27 ya
36%
37 y8
200
34
23%
700
1,100
12,200
36%
37
87
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87
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87
30
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30
281/4
28%
200
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6%
2,400
26%
10,300
6
6%
101
6
.
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23.3/4
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.
-
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Inc.
3%
10 y4
100
100
3%
♦87
24%"
>
300
29%
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■"
,
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88%
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'26
„
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•
91%
100
»
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<
29y4
.
32%
30%
45 YB
33%
45%
♦32
10 J/8
..
3 YB
3%
,
■
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3%
*28%,
-
33
'
32J/a
*32
-
27
No par
Co
303/4
223%
94
50
common
Stores Inc_^,
Elec, Power Co
\
.
10
100
com
—
Public- Service
Chemical
Iron
Co
Corp
*127
--
36%
;
6%
6%
6%
Woolworth
30 3% Feb
23%
25»/a
25'/a
67%
26
Prior
preferred
4%%
67 %"
10
-
,
series__100
68
34%-
34%
83%-
10
common^
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)i^
Wyandotte Worsted Co—
Xerox
21
38% Feb
10
75% Mar 15
r
Co_,_.
68
83 V*
-34'/8
Cash
sale,
Corp.
No par
1023/4- 103
\
5
*
10
-
84
6,100
100
Yale
St Towne Mtg Co.__
10
Young Spring
Wire Corp__
Ul
Youngs town Sheet. & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Doori
—No p&r
"
•
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Zenith
wd When
,
Z
pre
20i/a
i
retained.
78 Yb- -79
r
-
253/4
26
30
7,000
23'%.
1,000
*25%
26 V4
67%
68%
67%
68'%
12,200
303/8
313/a
29 %
30%
34,900
,
-
-
•
17
*
*83
84
84
103%
105
IO334
93/4
9%
93/4
157%
20%
783%
21
29%
8i%
17%
78'%- -791%
483%^
23 y*
343/4
203/a
293%
48%. .49
23i%
5,600
37%
68%
i523/4
207/a
29'%
.
37%
26
9%
1513%
17
23 y3
*104
10
163% ' 17
23%
55
127
68
20%
20%
291/4- -29'%
"
173%
29i%
157%
153
83
103
9%
151
500
83
130
103%
800
9%
1,900
153%
162,500
20'/*
2Q%
6,900
29 y8
29%
80%
17%
22.700
29 Yb
20%
29 Yb
79
80 vb
17'%
17%
73%
17%
51
49%
600
3,400
.
Radio Corp..
distributed,
!
—
37i/a
54%
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37 3/a
253/4
84
147
147
142
.1.25
371/a
26 V4
54 y»
127
343/8
83%
-
104
xlO*
126%
263/4
54'/a
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*23%
345/,
-103%
10 YB
54.%
37
37%
23%
"
(FW)
26'/a
54i/a
126%
36%
26'A
26%
54%
127
127
,23%
'*25'/a
'
263/B
54%
55
37
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10 s'
26/4
263/4
129
*
L5
Co.
26 y4;
54 %,,
"
10
Inc
xEx-dividend
,ccfipanies- «of old stock from. American Stock
Transferred
low ranges
and
*
.1
Inc
31%
215/a
29%
,
20
Co—
31
*36»/a
32
30%
,
11,700
11,900
37
26%
•
360
5%
22
*98
■
67%
13
36%
*87-
-
5
x21'/a
32%
*90
12%
36
457/8
100
-
•
67 %
13
22
*10%
•.
68
5%
5%
IV/b,
21%
29
,
68
" 53/a
^13
30% " 31% '
36
32
.
67
5%
12%
30J/a ■■'•30%
.
45%
80
common
.
32 '/a
,
20
11
S S)
preferred
Wovthlngton Corp
■
82 3% Nov 28
.
36%
213/4
100
Industries
Woodward
„
30 ya Mar 16
16
(The
commons
preferred—
-Witco
1073% Mar 28
no
5V4
lV/a
22
30
30
'36%
,
r5
Co
Wisconsin
4
24i/a Jun
prices;
67
68
,
5'/a
•123/4
.
'
8
asked
*66%
*
5%
123/4
12%
,
'
28
14
243% July 10
and
68
5
J
__5
preferred
Wisconsin
.
2
11% Feb
29i/a Nov
•Bid
67"
[
•
-
Winn-Dixie
,
'
16
Jan
25
36% Jun
2
1,500
'
1143% May 17
19
Oil
Windsor
8
12 Vb Apr
62% Nov
18,400
8%
1
Inc
Wilson-Jones
22
943% Jun
4
6'/a
8%
"
Jan
2
60% Mar 16
Feb
141% Nov
19% Jan
53/4
83/4
100
Corp
Wilcox
'
39
58
6
3
600
6'/4
8%
pfd—1;Q0
preferred
Mfg
Co
Stores
Wickes
131% Apr 10
40% Mar 26
92% Jan
28
.
White
•
7
29J/8 Jan
25
16
3
9% Feb
Jun
Jan
88% Jan
28%
6
8%
No par
convertible
$3
■
4
Mar 14
62%
22
8% Feb
22% July 20
2
July 19
Jun 26
30% Aug 16
81 % Jun 28
27% Jan
28
Mar 22
23%.
juiTT
3
Jan
Feb
31 % May 29
23
66 Va Apr
28%
6y8
"
26
41% Jan
22% Jan
28%
281/4
8%
._4
preference.,
$4.25
41
*273/4
500
400
6,300
5%
,,1
preferred.
Wilson'&
13 Vi Jan
50 3/4
28%
IncI
Sewing. Machine
Prior
13
14
84% Mar 16
6
25
121 y* Apr
94% July 19
White
»
16
15
23% Jun
tf
95
5%%
9
10% Jan- 15
25Jan 19
Jun
34%Jun
29
86 ya Nov
Jan
Dental
Motor
Feb
Dee
50%
53/4
L,5
4%%
Lines
White
87% Feb
July
Power
White
-
20
52 %
49
102
-
4
32% Feb
4 4'/a Dec
3
47% Mar 28
52 3/a Jan
18
14
Power.
Co___
convertible
48
85
51%
8 J/4
No par
preferred:
4'/4%
26% Mar
26'/a Dec
50 3/4
27%
100
Whirlpool Corp corhmon_,
43% Feb
3
29% Jan
•
24
26% May 29
4
26
Apr
20% Jun
5
Jan
$5
18
333/4 Mar 16
77
32% Aug 17
16
41% Jan
26
118
57
Oct
Water
Air
May 15
27% Oct 25
27% Jan
26
Apr
42 3/4 Jan
30
<13% May 10
26
Jan 13
79%. Jan
7% Dec
5
27
93
9
Jan
y4
"Feb
253/4 May 11
71% May 14
1
40
27
26 % Jun
343/8 May 19
82
52
9,000
ry8
47
5 Va
—2.50
Weetingbouse Air Brake
10r"
Westlnghouse Electric common_6.25"~
3.80% preferred series B
100( ,
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
2*
19
68
*46%
8
Western Union Telegraph
(
303/a Mar 12
37% Dec
26% Oct
46
8
No par^
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
40
Western. Pacific RR„:
No par;
9-
82% Dec
92 % Jan
46
5%
Bancorporatlon
Western, Maryland Ry com
4
Jun
46y4
27%
Western
29
Jun
Jan
Nov
.
7Va
503/4
,
7
7%
_i_l
series B
preferred'series C
23% Jun 25
32% Feb
56
5oy4
20y8
7
5%
1.25
preferred
Western
28
110
461/4
20
«
27%
1Q0
West Va Pulp & Paper' common__5
4%% preferred—i„„
100
Mar 12
14
2
*79%
7%
uJ
l
Co_—_
Motor
Penn
4.20^
4.10%
27 Va Mar 16
18%. Jun
29
81
20/8
7%
50c
'
.
101% May 22
23% July 31
Dec
27%
20%
2.50
Inc,
common
Mills—
Welbilt
Corp.——
West Kentucky Coal Co
16
25
Feb
49 »/4
Wayne Knitting
1
-
28
41
49%
No par
13
28
104
48%
No par.
5
Waukesha
Apr 30 '
-
(SD)
May 29
19
29'/4 Aug
3
102 Va Apr
11
85%. Jan
37% Mar 21
38
.Jun
3.
7
87
45 %
Washington Gas Light Co
20
91
45y2
Washington
*
27'/a. May 29
102
45%
preferred——,
Warren
4
2-
7
17
45%
20
7>/a
^
Co
*79%
81
7%
Warner Oo__,—
JO
Warner-Lambert Pha rmaceu tical
1
,
1
'
3
May 29
.
39
38 % Apr
28
37% Mar 19-
82% Jan
Tlernan
20
7%
Ward Industries Corp
Warner Bros Pictures Inc.
.
29% May 29
17'/a Apr
85
6%
.'
•'
25
20% Feb-
23
•7%
94
22
-
173/4 Jan
37% Dec
10 % Jan
93
.
35 % July
54% NOV 30.:
-4y* Jan
W
&
' Co
Ward Baking
'
21
383/4 Jap
25% Jan
.
Jun
.Jun
.
19
40% Nov 27
Wallace &
Walworth
20
*
G
*79%
81
20 %
*7
No par
10
'
59% Noy 27,
43.. Nov 15
Feb
.
8
8% Feb
21
Walgreen
Co
Walker (Hiram)
*79%
20
No par
System.,
'
863/4 Mar 16
28
Jun
2
443% Feb
4% May 29
26
RR 4%% preferred—100
Electric Corp.
—
15
Wagner
Waldorf
57% Jan
25
30
Wabash
.
3
4
65% Mar 21
25
Oct
20
Jan
9% Jan
25
8% Dec
Feb
31 *
Exchange,
y
Ex-riehts
yearly
z
rariges
Ex-distribution,
503%
tin
49%
bankruptcy
since N.Y.S.E. listing only.
51%
or
receivership
497%
or
'
being reorganised
50%
under
57.500
the
Bank-
All preferred issues are-cumulative unless otherwise indicated.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
York Stock Exchange
Bond Record from the New
FRIDAY-WEEKLY-YEARLY
letters
italic
The
bonds
the
when
column
the
in
"Interest
headed
Period"
indicate
decimal point represent
mature;'Figures after
LOW
Range for
Range Since
Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
<3°
STOCK
YORK
NEW
*
Tuesday
-
Low
one
AND
Low
High
in
or
each
HIGH
SALE
Low
of
month-
point.
a
PRICES
Thursday
.
Aug; 15-
High
the
case
32nds
more
Wednesday-'
-
-
Aug. 14
Aug. 13
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Jan. 1
Highest
Monday, August 20, 1962
^
Friday
(
•• •
Aug. 16
Low
High
High
Sales for
J
Aug. 17
High
,
Week
Bonds ($)
Low"
IS 1975-1985
101.30
102:6.
102.6.
102.14
102.4
102.12
102.8
102.16
102.20
102.28 *
Treasury 4%s wi—Aug 15 1987-1992
100.14
100.22
101.8,
101.26
101.24
102
101.28
102:4
100.17
100.18
100.20
101.16
100.19
101.24
100.5
100.21-
100.22
100.24
100.25
100.19.
100.18
100.20
100.18
100.21
100.25
100:23
100.22
100.26
100.10
IOO.8.3
100.12
10044 100.18
100.14
100.18
100
Treasury 4%s_.,—May
Treasury 4s
Treasury
w
Feb 15 1969
—Oct
1
Aug 15 1971
-Feb
1 1980
May 15 1968
Nov 15 1971
i_.
4s
Treasury 4s„
treasury 4s
Treasury 3%s_i
100.15
-100.6
lp0.8
.71
100.4
-
100.20
--
100.12
100 V,
99.28
100.8
100
100.10
100rl6
,100.14
100.18
100.15
99.6
99.10
99.6
99.10
99.11
99.15
98.30
99.27
99.4
99.28
100.14
100.4
100.12
-
Treasury
37/8S
Treasury
3"%s
Nov
15
197*
98.24
99
98.26
99.2
98.26
99.2
98.30
99.6
Treasury
3%s
Aug
15 1968
99.20
99.24
99.22
99.26
99.24
99.28
99.26
99.30.
t'99:12
100.12
100.16
100.12
100.16
100.12
100.18
100.18
100.22
100.18
100.22
99.20
99.24
99.22
99.26
99.22
99.26
99.24
99.28
99.26
93.30
94.6
94
94.8
94-
94.8
94
94.8 V
94
94.8
90.12
90.20
90.16
90.24
90.16
90.24
90.24
91
90.3
91.6
89.6
89.14'
89.12
89.20
89.12
89.20
89.22
89.30
89.28
90.4
99.2
99:6
99.2
99.6
99.4
99.8
99.8
99.12
99.8
99.12
90.6
Treasury 3VfesTreasury
3%s__
Treasury
3l/4s—_Jun
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
Feb
Aug
3s
3s
-Treasury
Feb
Treasury
3s_
Treasury
Treasury
2%s_i.„Dec
2%s
2%s
Jun
2%s
2%s
Dec
2'/2s
Jun
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
:
98.6
05.26
1995
—_
_
* ■*
89.24
89.20
89.28
89.26
90.2
89.30
89.16
89.24
89.20
89.28
89.26
90.2
89.30
99.26
99.25
99.27
99.26
99.28
99.26
98.6
98.4
98.8
98,8
98.12
98.10
98.14 "
85.30
86.6
100.11
98.12
85
100.13
98.8
'
'
85.8
100.10
98.12
90.6
86.8
86.16
86.16
100.10
ioo.12
100.10
—_
86.20
100.12
100.12
98.14
98.14
98.18
99.16
99.20
95.6
95.12
95.10
95.16
95.10
95.16
95.12
95.18
95.14
95.20
99.i6
99.14
99.16
99.14,
99.16
99.15
99.17
99.14
99.16
92.20
92.26
92.28
93.2
■92.28
-93.2
92.28
93.2-.
92.30
91.20
1964-1969
'
99.28
98.2
99.12
15
*
69.24
100.19
98.8
*
89.16
•'
86.2
100.15
1960-1965
Feb 15 1965
15 1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
15 1963-1968
15
98.10
91.26
91.28
92.2
91.28
92.2
91.28
92.2
,93.4
92.2
'
91.28
15
1964-1969
90.28
91.2
91.4
91.10
91.4
91.10
91.6
91.12
91.8
15
1965-1970
90.20
90.26
90.26
91
90.23
90.30
90.2j
91.2!
90.28
91.2
15
1966-1971
89.22
89.28
89.30
90.4
89.23J
90.2
89.28
90.2
89.30
90.4
15
1967-1972
88.8
88.14
88.12
88.18
88.10
88.16
88.10
88.16
88.10
88.16
Dec
Treasury
2y2s
Treasury
C
Mar
89
99.25
98.2
1964
1966
89.20
89.20
•
99.30 " '
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2'/is
8
15
15
15
89.12
89.12
99.31
f
'
99.23
99.6
2%s__—Mar
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury
Mar
—_
99.16
May 15 1966
Nov 15 1967
Nov 15 1980
Feb 15 1990
Nov 15 1998
Nov 15 1966
15 1978-1983
May 15 1985
3%s
Treasury 3%s_^
Treasury 3%s„
Treasury 3%s._—;
Treasury
89
—.
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f,
100:19
99.8
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100.10
99.24
100.6
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.
91.14
15
88.4
88.10
88.8
88.14
88.6
88.12
88.6
88.12
88.8
1967-1972
88.2
88.8
88.6
88.12
88.4'
88:10
88.4
68.10
88.4
88.10
15
2'/4S——Dec
1967-1972
15
1959-1962
99.27
99.28
99.29
99.30
99.30
99.30
99.31
99.29
99.30
,"99.29
:
88.14
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
103
103
10
Nov
Nov
101
10
July 11
July 11
4y2s
July 10
4%s
101.8
101.8 July 10
106
107
106
107
106
1980
103
104
103
104
103.16
104.16
103.16
104.16
103.8
104.8
Dec
1973
101.8
102.8
101.8
102.8
101:24
102.24
102
103
101.8
102.8
Jan
43/4s
101
1985
Nov
1977
101.8
102.8
101.8
102.8
101.16
102.16
102
103
101.24
102.24
1982
101.8
102.8
101.8
102.8
101.16
102.16
Feb
5s
103.8 July 25
103.8 July 25
:
——„
15
—107
106.16
107.16
106
107
Jan
15
101,16
102.16
102
103
1978
Feb
May
4 V4s
98.16
99.16
98.16
99.16
98.16
99.16
99
100
99
100
1979
98.16
99.16
98.16
99.16
98.16
99.16
99
100
QQ
100
1963
4y2s.._
4 y4s
100.16
100.24
100.16
100.24
100.16
100.24
98.24
97.24
97.24
98.24
98
100.16
99
'
100.24
98.8
100.16
99.8
98
"•
100.24
98.24
15
1968
3y2s
Oct
1
1962
99.28
100.4
99.28
99.28
100.4
3'/2s
Jan
1
1969
95.8
96.8
95.8
96.8
95.24
96.24
96
97
95.16
96.8
1971
95
—;—May
33/4s
3%s
i^ale prices are
25
Other'figuresand
a
double dagger
TT
■:
95.16
95
96
94.%
92
94
92
94
92.16
93.16
86.24
85.24
86.24
86
87
86
86.24
90.16
89.16
90.16
90
91
90
91
89.16
86
87
86
87
86.16
87.16
87
'881
197P
1
.
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
-8Q.i6
High
Range Since
Sold
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
Low
929218
June-Dec
t
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
1980—:
Stock
Corporate
94.16
94
85.24
quotations
New York Stock
High
Brazil
Issue—
Unification
Transit
95
92
86.24
(Range for Week Ended August 17)
\ ork Lily
New
3%
Period
94
94
._
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
95
TT.
q.jv..
CV
r'
asked
»
89.16
1972
Mar
3s_—___
100.4
94
July 15
3s
99.28
85.24
1981
Jun
100.4
92
1975
1
All
"i/A-OV*..
inherited with
15
Oct
90
July 12
89
Def^ P
84
8
Pec
15
May
3y4s___
84
Oct
3%s
99.28
100.4
92
Interest
Exchange
Period
or
(continued)—
Friday's
,
Bid & Asked
Low
§»7s Central Ry 1952
99
Last
Sale Price
High
95
95
Bonds
Sold
Range Since
Jan. 1
,
Low
No.
High
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 3.5%) 1978—
June-Dec
95
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375% ) 1979.:
—Aprll-Ocf1
10
94
95%
5%
Caldas
of)
30-yr s f bonds
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974
Foreign Securities
82%
—Max-Sept
s f bonds '78_Jan-July
s f 7s 1942—May-Wop
§«7s assented 1942—
May-Nov
• External sinking
fund 6s I960April-Oct
• 6s
assented 1960 ■—i.
;
April-Ocf
• External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
• 6s assented Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
• Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961
Jan-July
T eletype
New York
NY 1-0483
HA 5-4400
assented Jan
6s
•
1961
AND
External sinking
1962
External
•
•
Akershus
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968
Mar-Sept
Amsterdam (City of) 5y4s 1973
Afar-Sept
SeAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
§• External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan -July
§• External sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
§#External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945__Jan-July
§ »7s
series
3rd
1957
__
'*91%
ioi
__
9iy4
__
99%
101
*96%
91 y4
106
114
91
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year 3y2s 1967
3 y2s
20-year
96%
6
97 y4
97%
19
June-Dec
15-year 3%s 1969
15-year 4%s 1971
95 y2
—June-Dec
"94 y4
June-Dec
15-year
5s
20-year 5%8
5 'As
20-year
20-year 5%s
20-year 5%s
20-year
20-year
Austria
5y2s
5%s
(Rep)
Afay-Nov
1972
1978
1979
April 1980
Oct 1980
1981
1982
1982
new
s
(Free State)
5'/2s
loan
5>/4s
•
external
extl
extl
loan
Berlin
loan
s
f
6s
s
6%s
s
Berlin
104%
94%
101 %
94%
101%
100%
*95%
97%
95%
97 y4
"<*27'
11
101 y8
99%
12
97%
104%
15
97%
99
24
98
11
97%
103%
87%
91%
6y2s
1945
*100%
37%
100%
37%
101%
91
99
96
10
37%
50
2
99% 100
6
99
104
June-Dec
99% 100
5
98%
-.t,4
,,
• •Brazil
April-Oct
97
26
96 y4
April-Oct
*85
85
94%
April-Oct
1955
*81%
81
88%
•
External
s
f
6 '/as
of
A
1978
ip»t
f
*™naI
1926
due
A
5%s
35.
Jan-July
May-Nou
June-Dec
April-Ocf
7s
June-Dro
June-Dec
Jan-July
4%s external
3s 1978
(State)
Estonia
European
1977
5%s
of)
Feb-Ane
Afay-Nov
1974
1977
(Republic
Coal
and
77
80
4%s
70
73
German
38
95%
(7th
(11th
f
of)
84
32
76
84
on
4s
5s
*—
80
76
80
95%
101%
24%
V
'
dollar
conv
3s
68%
1
101% 102%
54
100%
24%
9
14
71
23
23
47%
60
fund
bonds
dollar bonds
loan
dollar bonds
bonds
106%
•
37
60
»„
100
95
30
30
1967
„
—
28
96%
105
95
14
93%
97
64
85
94%
*85
73%
97%
4
*4
81
97%
*85
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
5
Afay-Nov
1972
100% 100%
99%
3
97%
105%
93%
98%
94%
99%
15
93%
100%
42
97
102%
97%
94%
98%
31
97
98 %
91 Ye
95%
Afay-Nov
1953
1973
Issue
40
98% 100
Community—
6%s
Main
& fund
dollar
80'/a
102
95%
73%
102
V 94%
'
51%
*56 %
Jan-July
Jan-July
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
dollar bonds 1969
International
—
68%
,15
_
Jan-July
Jan-July
series) 1975
series) 1978
Prussian Conversion
82%
95%
95%
„
*93
—
Aprll-Ocf
Aprll-Ocf
103% 103%
1953 due
1963—Jan-july
*99.16' 99.28
1953 loans—
1972
April-Ocf
99%
99%
103
83%
*89%
10-year bonds of 1936—
3s
83
7s
Steel
series!
1980
debentures 1982
sinking
5%s
94
78
Community—
(13th
s
72
99
and
Steel
secured
secured
77
*95
77%
—
(Republic of) —
3%s external s f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
72
(Interest
see page
1961-April-Ocf
(Dept of)
loan
5%
96
93
*96
France—
(Kingdom
extl
42
2%
5%
Salvador
77
April-Ocf
footnotes,
De
92%
42
*89
*2%
92%
42
92%
*35%
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
April-Ocf
—
Aprll-Ocf
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
1928 Oct
Bank
Mortgage
Denmark
—
1957—April-Oct
3.375%) i979
1960
1951
1950
5s
6s of
(Republic of)
Jan.juiy
—
90%
41%
92%
*35%
1961
Jan
Czechoslovakia
Jan-July
8 f 6%S of
1927 due 1957—Aprll-Ocf
Stampea pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
Tor
(Rep of)
1927
Cudinamarca
5%s
June-Dec
_June-Dec
Ry)
(City of)
6%s
adjustment 1970
§• Frankfurt
Stamped pursuant to Plan
•
Cuba
5%s
B 1978
43%
•
42
*89
Mar-Sepf
7s
1960
5%s gtd extl loan 1979
5s
Light Co Inc—
90'/a
41%
*35%
Afay-Nov
Municipal
(Hukuang
Credit Froncler
•
39
34%
43
*89
Afay-Nov
1946
Copenhagen Telephone 5%s 1977Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
5%s
June-Dec
--I-Feb-Aug
external 8s 1941
stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
.April-Oct
April-Oct
1962
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
extl
Coal
Avrll-Oct
(U S of)
6s
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5%s debt adjustment 1973
April-Oct
f debentures 1951
f debentures 1959
of
1961
6s
fund
1962
Consol
debt
Columbia
98%
97%
sinking
assented
7s
fund
1961
assented
6s
6s
3s
El
38
*35 %
Colombia
102
June-Dec
P
^bentui*es series
June-Dec
4%s
104 «/4
100
Debt
■
1961
§ •Cologne
101
100% 101
Mar-Sept
1972
1976
adjustment—
4%s debentures series
assented
•
•
"
37%
1957
36%
91
39
*35%
38
6%s
Chinese
104%
98%
June-Dec
*35%
•
•
99
99
1993
*89
Chilean
•
91%
91
*89
June-Dec
•
102%
98%
100
*89
*35%
6%s
Guaranteed
105
94 y8
101
Electric Co—
Power &
98%
22
96%
*—
1977
debentures
6J/as
30
1980—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
6s 1958
external loan 1950
City
^
23
June-Dec
assented
4%s debt adj ser A 1970
4yas debt adj ser B 1978
Berlin
92
94%
95%
98%
Jan-July
f $ 1973
(City of)
§»6%s
96
99%
4%s debs adj (series 8)
1965
Feb-Auo
Belgian Congo 5V4s extl loan 1973
ApriZ-Oct
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1964__June-Dec
5%s
99%
Jan-July
Austrian Governments 4%s
§• Bavaria
99
92%
Jan-July
old
5%s extl
94
12
98%
91 %
*35%
Afay-Nov
3s
Guaranteed sinking
99%
93
ioo y4 ioi y8
94
Afar-Sept
May-Not)
Mar-Sept'
April-Oct
April-Ocf
94%
92 y4
91
94%
94
June-Dec
——2
15-year 4%s 197320-year 5s
96%
92%
*89
Jnne^Dec
•
1966
42
92%
*35%
1957—
6s assented
Australia
92%
42 V4
42
*89
assented
•
60
91
*35%
Afay-Nov
•
48%
59
60
41%
42
91
35%
April-Ocf
1963
6s
49%
41 %
*89
•
114
*96ya
*57
6s
fund
Mortgage Bank
85 %
Aprll-Ocf
bonds
$
82%
*35%
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
1963
fund
40
6%s
Chile
*96%
Jan-July
sinking
82%
•
•
*96ya
„
fund
1961
1962_
external
6s
Extl sink
—
*96'/a
Apr-Ocf
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
assented
•£s
FOREIGN
ISSUES
CORPORATE
Sept
•
GOVERNMENTS
FOREIGN
External sinking fund 6s
• 6s assented Sept
1961
86 %
59%
*89
Jan-July
•
82%
•'
*57
,
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
60
51
82%
2%s 1975
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s
§ •Chile (Republic) external
Members New York Stock Exchange
Telephone
47%
83%
*57
25-year
Wertheim & Co.
84
76
84
80 %-
1978—Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
(Dept
Canada
99%
98;
93%
of 1930—
1980
1972.:
June-Dec
June-Dec
106% 106%
104
91%
107
90%
S9%
100%
109%
96
Number 6187
Volume 196
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
NEW YORK STOCK
L,
„
'•
~
BONDS'
_
,
.
Friday
or
Friday's
Hope Steel & Iron Works-?s
i mtge 1945—
7s
'
Sold
High
Range Since
Jan. 1
,
No.
Low
New York Stock Exchange
_
3%s-4s-4%s
31 i/a
32 y.
34
24
30 Vi
28
22%
31
'
4
I.
*100(4
98%
100'A
•
.
—
_I
_T
"
series
.
B
<>-
ext
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
June-Dec
(Government of) 53As 1974—_—Mar -Sept
Japan 5'/as extl s f 1974
:
:Jan-July
Japan Development Bank 6s 1976-.
—Mar-Sept
gtd extl loan
6
extl
6V2S
35
81
,
of
1954
'24
Electric
Medellih
Co
7s
(Colombia)
Milan
(City
Geraes
Secured
of) -6 Vis
(State)—
extl
1952
943^
•Secured
96%
96%
97.
86%
91 '
25
92 Va
97 y4
49
93%
99'A
9
943A
6%s
1958..
extl
sink
fund
reduced
to
Zealand
2.125%)
(Govt)
5%s
year
1
inis/0
101
/B
.
_
97V,
_
♦22%
~
101% 104
2
/a
207
9RV,
97%
10
26
*34
—.......
15-year 5(4s 1977^.
Nippon Tel & Tel Public Corp—
6s gtd dollar bonds 1976
5%s
—
13
*8%
9%
91
93%
«...
91
93%
9%
90
*6%
June-Dec
June-Dec
AND
fund
sink
sink
debentures
24(4
%
/0
1%
10 y4
8
—
9%
.
—
*100%
99(4
—
100%
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
Aluminum
ou
of America
Co
fund
55%
50
56
V45
59
iqo
~~
_'I.
Apr-Oct
100
45
4
100(4 100%
94
933A
...April-Oct
94
96%
1043A
98(4
40
97
50
99%
86
105%
93
3i
94%
93%
100'A
3%s
debentures
1964—
1979
;
debentures 1982
sinking fund
3%s sinking fund debentures 1983—
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970s
fund debentures
sink
American
*
'
136%
59
104% 104 %
97
98'/a
136(4
26
—
126
*__
90%
120
5
102%
80%
96%
''..
June-Dec
1981.!
Corp 4%s
sinking
4%s
~~
80%
163
104%
101
113
94%
101
—
103
*__
April-Oct
.April-Oct
April-Oct
93
104
64
57
63(4
.
92%
105%
47
90%
133
93'A
105%
100'A
115
100
94%
'
77,
168%
'f-
System—
Power
Allied Stores
OD
168%
■
94%
90%
80
*96%
debs 1981-April-Oct
1986
'
—
*__
91(4
90
—
•94(4
See old name of West Penn Electric Co
*7^
62
*91%
June-Dec
1981
cony
debentures
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
4'As
48%
fund
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
3s
~
May-Nov
...
*87
Alabama Great Southern RR 3%s 1967
May-Wow
Alabama Power Co 1st mtge 3%s 1972
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3 (4s 1984
—
—Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4'As 1975
April-Oct
Aldens Inc 5s conv subord debs 1980.
Apr-Oct
"~~
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
2008
88
98
87
——
.
(
(City &"f) 6s of '26 1961
1961 extended to 1971
due
Airlines
3s
American
Can
3%s
4%s
Co
4%s
Distilling
debentures
Feb-Aug
1966
—Jan-July
AprZZ-Oct
4%s
American
debs
subord
conv
Optical
87%
98'A
101 Va
1
93'A
94
98%
15
98
100%
June-Dec
.
*92%
93
93%
102
104%
100(4
—
127%
107
77
63
79
61
60% .61
69
59%
106
106%
63
61%
61
94
i
99%
92%
90%
'102% 104
Jan-June
97
102'A
91
—
*91
,
97%
98%
11
100% 100(4
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3 'As
debentures 1979
—.—-4
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————
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119
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debentures series H 1982
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1
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1983———
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1981
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debentures
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1982—
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1986
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series
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1969——Feb-Aug;
1977—.
94 y8
80
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—
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debs
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11
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1979—June-Dec
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—
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1st- mortgage
3s 1978
Jan-Julv '
'
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mortgage 4Vis 1087
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
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C
1984
debs
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v
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1st mortgage
27/Bs 1978
:
——-Jan-July
subord
146'/a
81%
1
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75
56%
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1963
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1983——^
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1983
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101%
29
20
1051/a
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102
5
105'%
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debentures
1986
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1975
Feb-Auy
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—April-Ocf.
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Feb-Any
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June-Dec
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4%s
1991—'
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Jan-July
4*%s convertible subord d?bs 1983.
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f
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inc
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debentures
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1968
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191
96
1989
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mortgage inc conv
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107
20
107%
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1986
1982—
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,
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114
121
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114
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115
Jan-July
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Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
first and refunding mortgage 3%s 1985—Feb-Aug
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1st & refunding mortgage- 3s
1990
Feb-Aug
1st & refunding mortgage, 4%s
1978
,Feb-Aug
first
aiv
A
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92%
104%
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1976—
debentures
3'/aS
3s
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Natural Gas
861/4
117
1976_
T
series
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97%
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&
29
10
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1992
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1963
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s
86
•
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118
2%s
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>
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——
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1991-
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Jan. 1
No.
107
.
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:
Range Since
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105% 106%
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1991—:
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series
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-
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1971
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.
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conv
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conv
2%s
ref
5s
5.90s
debentures
conv.
1st
133%
1
39
100
111%
2
.
86
April-Oct
1974-i.
35/bs series
Gotham
Chadbourne
S
ser
Bonds
High
93
Electrodynamics Corp—
4y2s conv subord debs 1984
June-Dec
Consolidated Gas El Light & Power (Bait)—
,
63
86
39%
Co
Ry
mortgage
&
1st
t>8
88%
86
2
68
118 %121
3 Vis series A 1974—Feb-Auy
B 1968—,—.—Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
Pacific
First
1990——
4%s
Low
June-Dec
June-Dec
1990—
series
M
1st
York Power 3s
New
Central
R
series
5s
Friday's
Bid & Asked
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„
68
68
conv
Central
M 4%s
ref
ref
85
,
Light Co—
debentures 1974———
June-Dec
Central RR Co of NJ 3%s 1987—---—.—Jan-July
4V«s
ref
&
&
9o */4
3
73%
73%
*81 y2
mortgage 4 Vis series A Jan
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Central
&
or
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1989
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17)
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series
4s
mortgage
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M
of
1st
Central of Georgia Ry—
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ref
&
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1st
105
102%
98
88 %
88 %
&
1st
51
65%
61 %
1st
60 %
57
*54%
97%
54y2
102% 103 y4
103 %
1st. &
1st
56
*53
Exchange
New York
ref M 4s series G 1988
ref M 5y8s series P 1989
Consolidated
High
99 %
99 y4
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981_^
Case (J I)
co 3 Vis debs 1978
5%% conv subord debs 1983
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Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
3 Vis debentures
1976
R
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
Period Sale Price
(continued)—
—:—June-Dec
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
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Interest
BONDS-
Range Since
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or
Low
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NEW- YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND EECOED
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Interest
BONDS
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Period
Exchange
or
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Bid & Askad
Sale Price
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debentures
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debentures
3%s
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*
975/-
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97%
debentures
1979
91%-
No.
debentures
1980——-—,—
debentures
1981-1
debentures
debentures
1983
Motors
General
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General
1
debs
3%s
Corp
1979
1980-.,———
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92ya
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80'
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95%
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101% 102%
102 Va
101% 102%
89%
89%
debentures 1977——_Jwne-Dec
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Feb-Awp
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April-Oct
Gimbel Brothers, 5s s f debs 1981
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Glidden Co 4%s debentures 1983
May-Nov
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965-—Map-Nov
137
(W R)
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Grant
Company
(W T)
Co
Northern
Great
4%s
4%s conv
debs
103 %
k
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5s
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Mobile
&' Ohio
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1st
5s
inc
3%s
M
debs
series
A
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of
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118
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mortgage 3%s series H
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series
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85
99%
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1980—.
2
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82
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debentures
:
4%s
subord
conv
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mortgage 2%s
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100
1
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3%s
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1986_
105
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116
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&
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ref
5s
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contingent Interest
2003
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conv
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1976
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fund
:
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89
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55
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68
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86%
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104%
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19
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40
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15
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168
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64%
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57
1977—Jan-July '
...
7'%
64%
6%
gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
2%s
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1980—j
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68%
37 %
40 Va
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10
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57
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53
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81
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78
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,,—Aprii-Ocf
April-Ocf
———Feb-Aug
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Nopco Chem Co 4%s cv subord debs 1987_Jan-JnZpNorfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
4%
57%
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-
1994
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83
67
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104
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—
99%
78
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-
89%
65
68
—
53%
83
10
59
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4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
& Western RR—
4s
85
39%
Jan-July
1st <» cony mtge 4s; series A 2004
Jon-Juiy
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N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mtge 3%s series E 1978
Feb-Aug
Refunding mtge 3s series F 1981—,—
Jon-July
Refunding mtge 3s (series H 1989
April-Ocf
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Refunding mtge 4%s series J 1991
Map-Nov
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Jon-July
mtge
(,
89%
40 Va
"Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
N
Term
*80
"
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series A
& refunding mtge
Power
*83 Va
-.
59
1975—April-Ocf
Map-Nov
—._Jon-July
——Jon-July
1973—
B
1
©General mtge conv inc 4%s ser A 2022——May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4%s A '73_Jan-July
N
N Y
*
100%
114% 116
101
204%
79%
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.
,__>_Feb-Aup
/
Co—
%
100% 101 %
101 '/4
May-JVoy
1977-
27/as. series
3%s 2000
&
4%s
62%
-t
.
105%
103
92%
_Map-Nov
1980———
&
Connecting RR
Harlem gold
Y
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64
55
2
61
'IOOV2
• *.
124%
104
—
ser E' 1980,.—June-Dec
3s series R 1986———Aprii-Oct
debentures 1989
June-Dec
income
N
65
-
129 y«
76%
90
mortgage
N-Y
61
397/a
83%
68
105
77
6
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4%s
35%
70%
118
102
188
76
30
June-Dec
3%s
R5%
108
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First
*38%
-
6s
75
103
April-Ocf
Hudson
mortgage
41 Va
72
105 Va 105
June-Dec
collateral gold. 3Vas 1998,:—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent Collateral gold 3%s '98__Feb-Aug
New
98%
■
115
Tel
33%
21
109
126
52
'
&
105%
100% 101
'102%
Mar-Sept
1982—
trust
Central
Y
General
174
80 Ya
1
75
123
103
Mar-Sept
1988—Jon-July
Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
—,—Feb-Aug
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974,—-Mar-Sept
Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977—
May-Noy
Collateral
82
78
78%
*47
*
1992
1989
conv
104%
103
105J/4
—May-Noy
debenturea
104%
101 va
105%
101
June-Dec
1st 3yas 1982,
Co 3V2s
fund
101%
15
'
—
♦—
76
123%
June-Dec
4%s
mortgage
27%
83%
4s series A 1998
—Feb-Aug
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013—_April-Ocf
Refunding & impt 5s series G 2013
April-Oct
IN
—
1970
1986
sink
20%
104
75
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'
80%
82
■>
45
40%
debs
::—
mortgage. 3%s
58
93%
19
6
,
1976
debentures
%
92'
*74
,_Mar-Sepf
1970
funa
53
AprfZ-Oct
April-Ocf
3%s
^
36
Feb-Aug
1976—Map-Nov
1987
Products
'
,
35
1986—
debs
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75
80
—'
61
May
ser
.
debentures
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-,-May
3s
conv
*__
-
61 Va
51
369
„
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1986
1980
conv
6s
19%
104
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211
,
56'/^..
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—
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Inc
20'/4
104
Feb-Aug
2000
2%s
Tel
&
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Feb-Aug
3y2s
gtd
71
*53%-—
__
debentures- 1974———
Jersey Beil Telephone 3%s
N
52
357/s
.April
1980—Jan-July
debs
•——
debentures
100
93%
60 Ya
45
2007
1978—
England. Tel
82%'
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61
47/as
3s
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55 y2
-
1
Jan
1981
Essex
&
sink
29
118%'123%
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April-Oct
1986..*,—
For footnotes, see page 35.
92%
92%
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3s
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98
96 Va
89
1991—,May
2033
Malone first gtd 4s
debentures
93%
98%
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3%s conv 1987__^_
1976
47/as
&
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•
45/as debentures
debentures
96 %
'
.
1990
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ser
debs
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5s
•
88
92 y4
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—,_Aprif-Gct
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976—June-Dec
Lorjllard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963___
AprU-Oct
3s
98
55%
1st
•
80
80%
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1980
Little Miami RR 4s 1962—,—
Lockheed
95%
■
debentures
Litton Industries Inc
94
56
1st
k
Corp—
subord
96%
91 %
—
97%
National Distillers & Chem 4%s debs 1983_Map-Nov
Distiller Prods 3%s s f debs 1974
April-Oct
88
96%
90
.
*93%
.
(The)
85
87
,
April-Oct
4s
Co—
National Steel Corp
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
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Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—
•
•
5%s
93%
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Nat'l
82
-1
'
100 V*
97
92
income debentures Jan 1 2045
141
*78
122 %
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Series
5%s
93%
56%. 57
101%
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__
__
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•
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14
—
83%
95%
57
315
r.
Jan-July
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Mpy-Nov
4y2S fixed interest 2003
——Map-Nov
5s fixed interest 20Q3-,
Map-Nov /
D 4s contingent interest 2003.
Ma,y
F 5s
81%
2030,—
3 Vas
Valley
©Series
77 Va
1
National
*7»
—Jan-July
Feb-Aup
1983
•
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95 Ya
s f debs 1985_June-Dec
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Mar-Sept
%
1
74%
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y) —
1st mortgage 4y2S extended to 1974
■
85%
70 Va
20
80
mtge ihcome 4%s series B Jan
99
83
Feb-Aug
Series- C
80
83
108%
-81%
'74—Felf-Au^
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112
83
70%
116
179
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stp
Series B
102%
61
53
*89
April-Ocf
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh
9
112
69%
57
92%
93%
82 y4
fund 3ysS series A 1968——June-Dec
Valley.
1U
*83
71 Va
4%s
102
April-Oct
1
».%
103 Va
80
59%
.22
*—
1979— _—Mar-Sept
1980—
:
72%
68%
126
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June-Dec
Lake Shore & Mich South gold
Lehigh
112
Feb-Aup
1978
D.
Biscuit—
_
1st sinking
99
69%
New
1974
93
124
133
79%
61
229
*97
1976—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1990—
4s
2%s
RR
&
yi Va
—
69%
National Tea
ApriZ-Oct
1982,,
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964—
Dock
76%
National Cash Register 4%s
55
99%
*87%
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cony
4%s sink fund debentures
Lakefront
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'78%
2020—
Airlines
92
104
19
'
122% 126%
126
——Jap-July
—1
Kayser-Roth Corporation 5%s
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Kimberly-Clark-
101%
105
1
124
Mar-Sept
1980
Terminal
RR
National
ppy2 702
1
5
100% 101%
Kansas City Southern Ry 3V4s ser C 1984—June-Dec
City
92
,
RR—
income
210
125%
mortgage
Kansas
first
Texas
series
National
84%
88'/a
99%
98%
City Power & Light 2%s 1976— —June-Dec
June-Dec
27/as 1978-——
1st
106%
2006
3s
99%
—Jan-July
debentures
Michigan
&
4y2s
Pacific
Nashville
250
240
103% 104
—Feb-App
.
Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Royal Dutch Airlines—
Kansas
106%
income 4%s series A Jan
3%s
KLM
Kanawha
&
adjustment 5s
Mountain
.
Jersey Central Power & Light 2yas
Joy
75
-
1978—
3s 1980—
Breaker 4%s
Circuit
78%
."r
mortgage
I-T-E
116 Va
29
mtge
Morris
-
*100% 103%
AprtZ-Oct
1987—
3%s
Co
Power
98
84%
„
mortgage 4y4s series C Jan 1
NAFI
—
230
99%
debs '83—Map-Nov
Oil Pipe Line Co—
f
103 %
112
5,%s subord' debs 1981——1
80
71%
*90%
—Feb-Aup
:
sub
conv
1987-
3%s s f debentures series A 1977—i
s
101%
90 %
June-Dec
mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
4%s
Department Stores—
4%s conv subord debs 1981—
4%s
4
76%
■
102% 102 %
102%
—Jan-July
Interstate
Interstate
__
85%
1
1981-
fund debs
Sink
84-V*
99
•101%
1990
Monon
Chemical Corp—
&
debs
subord
conv
4.90s
80
*84%
—Feb-Aup
subord debentures 1977
Intern'l Tel &. Tel 4%s
85%
99
1972
subord
4%s
__
*__
-
1979—May-Noy
4%s debs series B 1981——,
International Silver
86
85
89%
*
debentures
Monogahela
86%
83
—
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Feb-Aug
Minerals
1
mortgage 4V4s series B Jan 1
; 5s
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—'
■ -
,
1—Jan-tJuZp
Jan-July
mortgage 4%s series K 1987
mortgage 4Vis series L 1989
International Harvester Credit 4%s
conv
1991—,
fund
Montgomery
*76%
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1st
3.65s
85
Corp—
1st
—
*75
Jan-July
series I 1982
series J 1981
98 Va
84%
Gen
•
133 %
77
—
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J_
Mar -Sept
1st
International
82%
103%
8
36
90%
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—
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,
Feb-Aug
1580
1989
debentures
3 Vis
79%
8l;v«
102'% 103%
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Mar-Sept
1st
104%
425
80
*85%
--
Indianapolis Union Ry 2%s ser C 1986
June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis conv debs 1972——Mar-Sept
mortgage
©Cum
Missouri
104%
102%
12
105%
85
-
85
B 1979——May-Nou
series
1st
1st
104%
99
1976—^
Kansas
Mohawk
80
1984——Jan-July
3.20s
100 %
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——Jon-July
debentures
lien
5%s
102 ya
100 Va
103
103
1974——May-Noy
mortgage
1973
General
Prior
'
'
mortgage 3%s
1st
53
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1972
debs
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
100
Jan-July
Consol
.
223
Feb-Aug
fund
sink
Minnesota
114
88%
2
96%
96%
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Consol
fund
88
145
Feb-Aup
.
173%'
120
>
'
42
101% 101%
96%.
101%
t
mortgage 3s series B 1978—
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Ill Cent .RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May -Nov
sink
81%
95%
20
177
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'—b eb-Aug
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co--,
*
1st mortgage 6s 1985_.,_,___„
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Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
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•
116
First
3Vis
81%
103y4
118%
88
'
Telephone 2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
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176
~— _Mar-Sepfe
1980
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sink
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.
77%
.
—Jap-juZp
!
1981—
92 %
31
Gen
debentures
subord debentures
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RObbins
debentures
3%a
Hunt Foods & Industries—
-
99 %
95%
"
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—
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debentures
104
94
Co—
debentures
debentures
103
102 V* 102 >/4
Central RR 4V2s sferies C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas firgt mtge 3y2s 1969--Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969—
:
-—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3%s Sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
•
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"5
176
Michigan
78%
77?Va
tfan-July
sink
63
.78%
92
&
104%
103
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8s ccnv subord debs 1975
Apr-Oct
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-No»
1st mortgage
2%s 198Q
Feb-Aug.
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vas 1988
April-Ocf
84>/4
13
_
1980
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260
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104
55%
58
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5
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1978—
debentures
47/ss
4%s
66s/a
53%
132
debentures
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conv
Missouri
fund
5s
73
America-^-
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78
78
—
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.
,
4%s
fund
McKesson &
70%
74
69%
'
,—
sinking
5s
102'/a
:
1972———Jan-JuZp
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970—
Jay-July
4 Vis
debentures
1968
Mar-Sept
4s
sink
McDermott
63%
146
"1^
coll tr debentures
conv
I
"
>
conv
Hotel
3%s
105
.07%
1
;
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McCall Corp 4%s conv debs 1992
McCrory Corp '5%s debs >1976i—t
105%
96%
73
104
94%
Central RR S'/es 1978
Feb-Aug
Co 5y2s 1968 "ex wtsV-^.
May-Nou
Dept Stores 2 %s debentures 1812—Jon-July
3V4s sink fund debentures 1978
—Feb-Aug
128
?
81
78
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178
-
103
1-
53%
92
subord debentures 1981——Map-Nqv
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Mar-Sepf
4%s
37
100
71
70
—
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May
105%
102
106
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1—June-Dec
..
,
9
Va
60
70
78%
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67%
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Hackensack Water first mtge 2%s 1976——Mar-Sept
Haloid
105%
105
68%
57
1
■»
1980---—.——June-Dec
3%s
mortgage
II
"
Jap-July
1—_June-Dec
1979-
mortgage 2%s
1st
*
102
65%
140
,Jun.e-Dec
1969_.
Macy Credit Corp 43/4s 1981-
100
♦
1976—-Map-Nqv
-—April-Oct
T-
101%
1
1st mtge
1978——
3s
debentures
1st
140
,.
'
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Gulf States
96%
298
73
78%
68
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,
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,
~
114
101
53%
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G
82
'
68%
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series
120
97%
70
58
73%
—
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High
65%
,
186
3
Jan. 1
Low
No.
60%
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Apr-Oct
118
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1980
mortgage Inc 4s ser B Jan
ref
&
91%
96
*63%
r
;;
192
•
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Sold
68%
*58%
5s conv subord debs 1987—£
Feb-Aug
Mack Trucks Inc 5yas debs "ex wts"
1981—Apr-Oct
Macy (R H)
Co 27/as debentures 1972—Map-Nov
5s conv subord debentures 1977
Feb-Aug
*101%
99
1984,
MacAndrews & Forbes Co—
*
*
3yas
179%
96%
'
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'
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mortgage
mortgage 47/as 1987-,—'mortgage 47/as 1990—^—
115
102
103
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mortgage Inc 5s Ser A, July 2015—,April
General
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105
103
103-u
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,
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.
Corp—
debentures 1974
1st
9
102
Financial
subord
1st
: 1st
103%
100
101
2%s series Q 2010——J a P-July
mortgage
Western
conv
.
103 % 103%
140% 147%
3%s series N 1990—Jaw-July
General mortgage 3%s series O 2000_.—Jap-July
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Jap-July
Great
-
147
mortgage
General
-
93
96 ya
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:—Jaw-July
-—Jon-July
"
I' General 4%s series D 1976—I
General
89 v2
102
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1987,—
106%
103%
40
*68
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
—Mar-Sept
100
132%
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1978——Jon-July
1973
;
100
May-lVoy
sub debs '75_Map-Nav
Ry Co—■
series C
General 5s
93
—•——
& Co 3%'s conv
mortgage 3yas 1982—
158
12R % 138
Grand
104
100
100
,
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High
—
1st
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convertible
Grace
9« Va
106%
85
,
Range
Friday's
RR—
ser 1 2003____Aprfl-Oct
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107%
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s
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)
148
-
!
90%
124
1985
95
•
102%
46
Week's
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Sale Price
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First & refund mtge "3%s ser H 2003__i_Apru'-Occ
„
94
103%
110
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102%
131
f debentures
100
t.
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&
'
1971—Map-Nov
s
97
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1982—„—ir—,
4%s
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78
104 % 105%.
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588
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New York Stock
97%
104 % 105%
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91%.
.
__
;—Mar-Sepf
:___Mar-3epf
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1975—r—,—,
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Louisville
1964,
debentures
2%s
3s
Friday
Bonds
Motors Acceptance Corp—
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Week's Range
Last
29
80%
80%
84%
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79
79%
80%
—
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90
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105%
15
103
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97
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92
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NEW YORK STOCK
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bonds
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New York Stock Exchange
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and rel 4%s series a 1974
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93
92
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99%
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80
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—
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1991
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1979
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mortgage
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1974
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mortgage
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mortgage
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81
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—
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78%
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100% 100%
79%
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1983
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1966
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113
113
95
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&
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120'/a
93%
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127
,
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m
ref
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m
1989
—
•
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—
1978
ff
series
1985
3'As
debentures
1983
debentures
1981
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1991
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1
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1988
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series
series
2%s
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27/bs
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80
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83
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84
82%
82
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31
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79
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84
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4s
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4
93%
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94%
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14
92
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86
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1986—
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112
112%
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91
91
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106
101%
104%
99%
123'a
104
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4'/as
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ser
ser
i
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1963_Feb-Aug
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967—_
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37/8s
series
a
1984
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series
Plantation
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sink
Potomac
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3'As
1977
Line
fund
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mtge
d
_
2%s
1970
debentures
Power
&
For
3s 1983
Gamble 37/es debs
footnotes,
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90%
April-Oct
88
Jan-July
April-Oct
1986
100
97 %
see
1981
page 35.
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22
87
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88
20
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1976—Feb-Aug
116
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5
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153
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110
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subord debs 1985
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96
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78%
114%
111
85'%
101%
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debs
94
100
——
101% 102%
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64
106
1974__w_June-Dec
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~
106
..
.
2%s series c
s f debs 1973
debentures
Lines
,
99%
97%
99% 100 %
91%
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2019——Jan-July
Pacific—
1986
subord debs
conv
56
*86%
—June-Dec
June-Dec
debentures
conv
230%
136
56
56
3%s series c
3'As 1982_
of California
Tank
47/8s
87%
74%
75-..
75
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.
Orleans 3%s
New
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s
81%
80
"78
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1979
New .Orleans
Oil
Union
—
Inc—
notes
and
mtge
3%s
76
94%
Apr-Oct
April-Oct
Trans World Airlines 6%s inc debs 1978—June-Dec
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriI-Oct
3s
debentures
1968
__May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 27/8s 1980
June-Dec
United
83%
April-Ocf
May-Nov
June-Dec
May-Nov
conv
and
Term
United
84
—
88%
87%
5
31
*100%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1982
debs
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
5s
*76
89 %
98%
1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
General and refund m 3%s ser e 1985—Jan-July
i.
Union
June-Dec
♦84%
100%
105%
75
104% 104%
87%
rr—
First and refund m 3'As series b 1970 .-April-Oct
&
Union
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103
5
78'/a
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78
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58
104% 105
104%
104
1
1
2% series d 1965
April-Ocf
Company (The). 3%s debs 1983—May-Nov
Corp 3s debentures 1965
May-Nov
4'As
82
Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
1982
1982
Thompson
90 %
19
105
101
12
10
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973—Mar-Sepf
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge
5 %s
debentures
1986
Tidewater Oil Co 3%s 1986
98%
—
87%
95
20
105'a
82
1983_z.„Jan-July
1982—April-Ocf
debentures
debs
91
90
♦97%
105
114
conv
4»As
75
99%
__
80
105
„
82
April-Ocf
89%
*71%-
April-Oct
4%s
73%
co—
1977
mortgage
Proctor
*99
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series c 1974
1st
*99%
1984
1973
Wayne
(James)
Refund
102%
107
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
guaranteed
94'/a
—
100% 100%
Oil
senior
Texas
97%
358
100
24
__
105'a
Refund and hnpt
93%
102%
*98% 102 %
112%
102
87%
102%
101
Inc—
subord
conv
Texas
99%
Feb-Aug
97
78
*86%
—yy-April-Oct
37/as
Camp
debentures
-Texas
104%
1985
debs
3'/as
(Ohio)
Co
debs
notes 1979
5 % %
senior notes 1980
Terminal rr Assn of St Louis—
84%
105% 105'/4
♦102% 104
a 1977
1974
Chemical
capital
104%
88
•100% 101%
Feb-Aug
5s
84%
June-Dec
June-Dec
165
__
110
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
(n j)
Oil
dx
Oil
5%s
77%
10
104
Consolidated
Oil
conv
Talcott
101%
90%
__
1973_June-Dec
1983
debentures
4%s
86'/a
April-Oct -
1987
s
80%
83%
80
87%
•104%
90%
76
1994—
conv
1983
California
debentures
Symington
89
80%
•83%
>
April-Oct
1987
*84%
79
104
53
102% 103'a
Feb-Aug
1970
4%s
subord
(Indiana)
84
82%
11
85%
117
*94%
4'As debs 1987
May-Nov
Corp 27/8s debentures 1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-Nov
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
—Jan-July
101
85
•—
PiUsbury Mills Inc 3'/8s
96%
79
*82%
1985
f debs
s
83%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1978
1982—
subord debs
96%
*79%
84
—
*87
102%
Jan-July
2%s
of
Sunray
Sunray
86
__
115
80%
--
co—
Oil
4'As
63
80%
__
92
92%
Oil
.
refunding 33As 1988
refunding mtge 4%s 1986—
refunding mtge 5s 1989
conv
93%
May-Nou
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 23As debentures 1964
4'As
57
58'%
82
88 '/a
*80
April-Ocf
1963
1983
5s- conv
Stokely-Van
60
*85%
88%
78%
97%
Tell
Bell
debentures
Standard
74%
53%
June-Dec
___
refunding 3'/as 1983—
First &
68
15
♦87%
May-Nou
1974
1981—
First & refunding 3'/as
First & refunding 4%s
First &
13
56
rr
debentures
27/«s
1967
2%s
23As
First
&
69
96%
—
June-Dec
mortgage 3'As
First
—
Feb-Aug
First &
&
68%
*55
Mar-Sept
86%
*98%
2%s
2%s
75
55%
Jan-July
1971
23As
68%
115%
2 %s
5%s
100%
70%
89'a
100'a
Standard
100%
110
69
85
*88%
Mar-Sept
Standard
87%
98
1974
refunding 23As
84
97%
99'A
74
73
60
1
*80%
:
May-Nov
mtge 3%s ser a '75—June-Dec
mortgage
Spiegel
111
43
gold 4'/2s series c 1977
Philadelphia Electric co—
&
86'%
22
100
99'A 100
General
First
86%
144
74
65
.
mortgage
3 %s
—
98%
1990
Marquette Ry 3%s series d 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash rr co—
series b
86'%
103% 105'A
70
68
*88
May-Nov
1st
Pacific
Southwestern
102 %
99
1984
Pere
General 5s
104%
63%
Jan-July
series e 1986
Jan-July
series f 1996
Jan-July
H 1983
April-Ocf
5s 1994
Jan-July
1st
mtge coll tr 4%s 1988
Feb-Aug
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
—Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern rr 3%s 1977—May-Nov
89
8C%
86
64
65
18
June-Dec
First mtge 5'as series series
Southern Ry first consol gold
78%
84
86
88
58 y8
73
63%
Jan-July
Co
First
84
*82
*89
,April-Oct
1986—June-Dec
Jan-July
1979
2%s-4%s
First
80
79
99%
mortgage 3'/as series f 1985
series
95 3A
88
*69%
1971
1969.
1981
Southern
102
73%
19
80
79
—
4%s
4%s
San Fran Term
103%
105% 106%
__
66
Jan-July
April-Oct
—
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
Stauffer
mortgage
'
& Telegraph co—
co—
Gold
95'A
101% 101%
103
1983_Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
debentures
Southern
85%
June-Dec
General
100
California Edison co—
convertible
Southern
1
June-Dec
General
111
May-Nov
debentures.: 1979—
Standard
;
97%
99
Mar-Nov
Jan-July
1987
April-Oct
1968
133
15
100
91'A
June-Dec
debs
1985,
*87%
•Ho«.
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1965—
a
b
100%
132'A
100
1989_Jan-July
1976
Oil 2%s
3s
2
93'A
f
s
Marchant—5'As
86'A
Airways—
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania rr—
223
66
1980
4%s conv debs
debentures 1965
83%
75
1964—June-Dec
subord debentures 1979
conv
107% 116%
66
1977
& North Alabama rr 5s
4%s
Pan American
116%
109
6
1966:
debentures
2%s
81'%
82%
*76
——
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Pacific Western Oil 3'/2s debentures
71
68%
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sepf
1986
78'%
83%
103
101
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
May-Nov
1978
debentures
5
83 %
*101%
June-Deo
1986
3'/2s
—
i|
June-Deo
1987
3'/8s
,
*85
93
—'
105%
June-Dec
23As debentures
debentures
3'/as debentures
88
85
—
68'a
f debs 1982
s
76%
V
101% 102%
June-Deo
1994
90%
119%
May-Nov
Mar-Sepf
Corp
2'As
Oil
South
'
1903
hh
83
*83%
June-Dec
1992
87%
118
June-Deo
4%s
81'A
—
105'A 105%
June-Deo
go
1
85%
83%
June-Dec
1090
*85 '/a
53
101 %
13
89%
97'/a
86
82%
—June-Deo
1991
series
4%s
Pacific Tel & Tel
27/8s
bb
mtge 4'/2s series dd
ref
1st
series
81
82%
84-rA
83'/a
M*~i
.
Oil
Sinclair
98
Oil
Slcelly
—
—
*82'A
*80%
-
Union
Socony-Vacuum
»'
mtge 3%s ser u '85_June-Dee
mtge 3'/8s ser w '84__June-Deo
3'/as ser x 1984
June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser y 1987-June-Dec
5s
89'a
97'A.
43
15
.16
1
Jan-July
83%
*80'%
»
refunding mtge 3%s ser z 1988_June-Dec
ref mtge 4'/2s series a a 1986
June-Dec
mtge
45%
101
118
May-Nov
4s
debs
2%s
debentures
debs
4%s
Co
Smith-Corona
78'%
78%
June-Dec
ref
89%
Feb-Aug
Pipe Line 3.20s
Oil
91%
78%
June-Dec
&
44%
100
105'A
95'A
«■
—
"l
1989
cons
5'As
Co
&
93
3
&
45%
101
—
93
100'/a
34
98'a
65
1982—
Roebuck
89'%
13
1st
102% 103
*971/4
81%
89
8
65
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
88%
84'/a
First &
1st &
90%
60
1972
subordinated
5s
85'A
83'A
1st
103
...
92%
81%
__
90'/a
Acceptance Corp—
89%
87%
84
2%s series t 1976
*81%
60
b 1980
1977
Co
debentures
29
91%
87'A
83'A
June-Dec
83'%
90%
1
co—
debentures
32
91
*90%
——
87%
—«.
June-Deo.
refunding 27/8s series q 1980
First & refunding 3vis series r 1982
First & refunding 3s series s 1983
:
86 %
79
91%
*88
3s series
Roebuck
4%s
96
'
__
1st
rr
Line
Air
4%s
103%
105%
22
113
June-Dec
First &
86%
Depot
mortgage
105%
85
*91%
June-Bec
refunding 3s series l 1974
refunding 3s series m 1979
refunding 3s series n 1977
refunding 23as series p 1981
160%
'
91%
v & New
91%
110%
109%
June-Dec
&
96%
159
1
*79
3%s b 1971
April-Ocf
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nov
Scott Paper 3s
conv debentures
1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
Scioto
120%
99%
110
June-Dec
First
159% 159%
108
—
certificates Nov
rr
Duluth
&
Paul
106
101%
567
June-Deo
refunding 3s series j 1970
First & refunding 3s series k 1971
101
93%
105
*84
Paul
Sears
109
Ry
certificates
bond
inc
Shell
series
95%
*93
91
co—
refunding 3'/2s
*94%
*103
Mar-SeptJan-July
2006
Jan
a
Seagram (Jos e)
& Sons
3s
debentures 1974
77
87
series
debs
bond
4s
3%s
85%
April-Oct
&
High
98 ye
166
Mar-Sepf
1980
b
Louis-Southwestern
Shell
Pacific
99%
1996-Jan-July
April-Ocf
1st gold 5s
1996
series
income
5s
Seaboard
June-Dec
1978
conv
98%
1968—June-Dec
St
86
77
3s series a 1971
6s
4s
Second 4s
76%
St
Jan-July
1982—May-No»
Mar-Sept
conv
98%
debentures 1977—June-Dec
conv
Adirond'k
gold
mtge
First
74%
78 Va
*76%
St
171
111
467
141
102%
99%
5
101% 101%
June-Dec
5'/2s
Co
Paper Co 43As
1st
June-Dec
1988
1969
1977
mortgage 4s series a 1997
Second mtge inc 4%s ser a Jan 2022
•
Mar-Sept
1987
subord debs
Owens-Illinois
Oxford
78%
May-Nov
Chemical
debs
conv
1st
June-Deo
1982
37/8s
4 j/2s
conv
—
132
Feb-Aug
:
Low
Louis-San Francisco Ry co—
1st
3'As 1985
Mathieson
5'/as
104
101%
Apr-Oct
1980
mortgage
1st
103%
Second
co—
1979
3s
Jan. 1
No.
*.
St
106
139
Mar-Nov
1987
1975
mortgage 2%s
1st
1980
debentures
Electric
&
1st mortgage
Olin
2%s
4%s
6'As
Range Since
Sold
Mar-Sepf
3%s series j
5'as
St Lawrence &
•
Mar-Sept
A-pril-Oct
mortgage 23As 1975
1st
McBee
95%
Feb-Aug
First
1st
100'a
91%
104
•80%
June-Dec
1996
First
1st
96%
103
Jan-July
Oklahoma
Royal
Bonds
Corp—
1977
d
mortgage
Aircraft
Saguenay Power
92
104%
June-Dec
debentures
Electric
&
High
82%
81
99%
92
Mar-Sept
mortgage 48/as 1987
Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Northwestern Bell Telephone 23As 1984
Oil
General
Rohr
June-Dec
1st
Friday's
'
Aprtt-Oct
Northrop
Ohio
82%
82
Feb-Aug
1992
1st mortgage 2s/as 1977
(Wise)
43/8s
*97
85%
79
82
June-Dec
1990
mortgage
mtge
1988
♦78
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
mortgage 4'As 1986
*80
April-Ocf
1979
First mortgage 3'As 1982__
First mortgage 3'/a8 1984
10
84%
83%
81%
81%
82%
-June-Deo
1978
81%
*82
Gas
serial
4%s
Feb-Aug
April-Oci
Jan -July
Feb-Aug
1975
or
Bid & Asked
& Gas co—
May-Noo
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Deo
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/as 1979-June-Deo
3%s debentures 1972
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Ocf
3%s debentures 1975
April-Ocf
4%s
f'eb^ntures
1977.
Mar-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series d 1995_may-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sepf
Reynolds (r j) Tobacco 3s debs. 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem
Manufacturing 37/as debs
1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1983—April-Oct
co—
first mortgage 2%s 1974
(Minnesota)
Last
Sale Price
1963
debentures
3s
Rochester
Northern
Monday, August 20, 1962
Low
88%
—
•81'/a
Mar-Sept
1973—May-Nov
3v4s s 1 debentures 1973
May-Nov
8'as s f debentures 1974
May-Nop
4>/2s s f debentures 1976
May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1977
May-Nop
4%s s 1 debentures 1978
May-Nop
4%s s f debentures 1980
May-Nov
5'/8s s f debentures 1979
May-Nov
47/es s f debentures 1981
May-No®
45/as s f debentures 1981
May-Nop
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997
Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
Quar-feb
Refunding & Improve 4va8 ser a 2047
Jan -July
Natural Gas 33/es s f debs
Northern
Low
No.
High
•89%
Mar-Sept
1974
.
Week's Range
Friday
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
Interest
bonds
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Ohio
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended August 1 7)
Week's Range
Friday
3'As
Financial Chronicle ;
The Commercial and
(770)
30
115
*92%
*90
116
85%
70%
91%
92%
89%
—
90
—
—
Continued,
on
page
35
Number 6187
Volume 196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(my
31
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
following extensive list
In the
Stock
the American
on
and
furnish
we
Exchange for the
week beginning Monday, Aug. 13,
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Aug. 17.
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sales
■.
..
.
Acme-Hamilton
Par
,
.
Corp class A
Petroleum
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Missiles
1,100
1 %~'
5,200
5%
6%
-
Products Inc
Precision
6'A
'
_1
Acme Wire Co
2 %
10
L—c
Inc^Jrii
Aero-Plow
Dynamics •
Aerojet-General Corp_
Aeronca
Manufacturing
2
May
% May
—1
_1
—1
—-
Aerosol Techniques
23/8
700
12 Va
200
11
Jun
13
143/a
10,200
10
Jun
3%
3
3%
900
2%
Jun
41 Va
May
*
54%
591/8
59%
"18,200
43/4
3%
43/4
12 %
10%
12 Va
7,300
7,000
„*
Inc
Shoe Stores
Surpass
Aid Investment & Discount Inc^
4% May
2% Mar
12
10c
Agnew
3,400
13%
10c
Co_
1
"_10c
A
Alabama
33/4 May
9
Jun
4%
873/a Mar
8
~4'/a
"4%
17
British
33/4
Jan
5% Mar
13% May
86 % Jan
24% Mar
90
13% July
30%
Jan
82
Jan
Jan
Steel
Wood
Alan
5 %
preferred—100
Co
10
common—
14%
15%
2,300
3%
~3%
3,000
100
preferred
Alaska
.
1
Inc—
Airlines
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs-_
All American Engineering Co
10c
All-State
Properties Inc
Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
^
Tire
16,800
3
Jun
9
23,100
3%
Jun
9
5%
4,300
common__l
314
3
700
7%
33%
'
Allied
Control
Paper
Inc
Co
3% May
8%
63/a
1,300
2,800
2 Va May
6%
14 Va
Alsco
Inc
—
Oil
July
Mills
Jan
9% Mar
Budget
class
New
B
Jun
17 % Mar
Bunker Hill
5ya May
17%
Jan
Burma
6%
7
1,100
6
11%
Feb
63/4
Feb
1
Systems
Business
47
Inc
6%
6%
5
20
•
American Book Co
American
Jun
8%
6,400
Beverage Corp——
American
5
1,000
6»/4
4%
May
1% Aug
78 y2
9%
Jan
600
Jan
4%
Apr
14% May
Jun
35
Mar
20%
23
20% Aug
118 May
39% Feb
22,500
3
Jan
28
28%
3,500
25% May
36
Jan
950
Burnell
BVD
8% Mar
47 y2
250
433/4
Jun
•
6%
500
6
May
163/8
'3%
45/a
14,000
3
May
73/4
1%
4,900
1
Feb
4
15 %
6,500
8%
Feb
14% July
17%
Feb
413
5
4
510
3%
9%
•
11,900
4
93/4
'
t
9%
4,000
13,400
4
May
3% May
8% May
20 3/a
21%
1,300
7%
7%
100
Jan
Jan
Jun
29% Mar
17 Va May
29% Mar
21%
21%
5i"g Mar
10%
15%
May
7
2%
Jun
8
Mar
3
Feb
35,000
5
Jun
15 %
12 3/a
12
123/4
3,400
12
Aug
13% July
16%
10%
1,100
123/8 May
9
10
10
Va
1
5%
5%
6%
2.50
8 l/a
8%
8%
4,100
ord shares—3c 6d
25c
Va
Va
i\
Feb
5
7%
Apr
19
Jan
10% Mar
May
Jun
11% Mar
93/4
2,500
—
—
rets
Inc
Co.
(J
P)
5
43%
5
2,800
1 Va
1 Va
1%
1
_1
Son Inc„
&
Inc
10
103/4
13%
12%
1&
25
22%
25
21 Va
22%
61
2,900
14 Va
_•
•
Corp
10%
1
Shoe
Co
15%
l63/8
Company
Jan
1V4
&
Butler's
Feb
73/a July
—
Jan
11
Ltd—
dep
Burroughs
73/a Mar
8 3'4
7% May
700
Inc
(The)
Mines
American
85 Va May
43/4 May
4% Jun
6,400
5
Jan
45
Jan
50c
Industries
Buell
1,200
3,400
300
Jan
Feb
"9%
serial preferred
63/8
2 3/«
Jan
6
2%
"9%
convertible preferred—
7y4
82 y2
19 Va
66%c
60c
103/s
1%
2% Mar
6 Va
—.*
—.
common
6%
81%
26 % May
7,000
15% Jan
Plan—
Finance
9y2
821/2
Jun
6,800
10%
r
10
Ltd
B S F Company
6y2
"214
800
3
1% May
13/4
High
,■
2%
28%
30c
preferred
4%
6%
1
Corp
39%
2%
10
Distillers cl A com—30c
Class B common
10%
$3.75 pfd_100
—
of America
Aluminum Co
Ambassador
500
39
213/4
1
Company
Bruck
Jan
8 Vb
ord
rets
Brown Forman
Feb
1
1
1,900
1%
30%
£1
Jan
3% May!
7% Aug
—
50c
—3
10c
Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Almar Rainwear Corp
2%
'
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10%
25c
dep
6%
Allied
Jun
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reg
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Mar
7ya
39
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British
Feb
5%
5%
:
2
1
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
Aug
4 Va
7%
10
54
6 %
£1%
convertible preferred
5%%
July
4%
_1
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
British Columbia
6 Va Mar
5%
4
5%
5%
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&
Jun
3%
6
1
Alleghany
Alliance
July
33/a
49
'
j
4%
11% May
1%
dep rets ord bearer
—10s
dep rets ord registered-^—10s
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Brown
•
42,700
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American
Amer
600
Low
11%
*
2
-*
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
93/a
Jun
4,900
19
Oil
American
British
July
Co
Petroleums Ltd
Britalta
Jan
15 Va May
'
'
1
ord—*
:—1
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1
Corp
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing
10'/a
20c
Works Inc
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow
Breeze
Jan
65
"41/3
*
4.20%
Power
__—
Brandy wine Raceway Assn
Feb
Feb
13 %
1
:
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Inc
Brad Foote Gear
Jan
3% May
133/a
17%
I<ow
11.50
Bourjois
2 3/4 Mar
15%
,
Par
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Jan
Airport Parking Corp of America—
Class
Shares
Bowling Corp of America—-!
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Admiral Plastics Corp
for Week
High
3
Construction Corp
&
Class A common
Acme
Low
•
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1%
1%
.
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2
10c
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complete report of the transactions
a
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2,900
40,500
%
Vo May
3% July
1% July
10
Aug
8 3/a
Jun
Jan
8% Mar
3 Va
18%
Feb
Jan
Feb
16
Jan
46 Va
*
6%
653%
Jan
Jan
■
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"41/2
25c
Inc
Electronics
American
American-Internatl
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.
American Israeli Paper
American shares
Mills Ltd—
i
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35'/2
American
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Products
Anchor
Andrea
Radio
800
Feb
43/4
4,500
2,600
10%
Jun
4y4
2,300
4ya
Feb
4%
4% July
150
25
May
34 Va
900
113/4
Aug
17%
Feb
12
May
14%
16
1,200
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53/a
-500
5%
2%
3
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103/4
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47 y4-
24,600
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100
22%
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■
9%
9%
9%
92%
94%
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Camden
370
ClaSs
Feb v'
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Canada
Feb
Jun
18%
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Feb
warrants--
Co
&
Armour
4.72%
Power & Light
Arkansas
Arnold Altex
—1
Associated Food Stores
Laundries
Associated
Associated
America
Jan
3
1,000
2 % May
5%
Feb
7,200
% May
%
2
2,700
600
2
!-5%
415
4%
May
Jun
8 3/8
9%
3,200
10 y2
10%
6,900
6%
,,
Jun
2y8 May
2%
2%
2%
1,300
_1
8%
8%
83/a
2,600
8
Aug
Jun
463/8
1
Corp
24%
*
463/4
300
22 y2
24%
10,300
19
%
*
43
%
100
6 3/8
14
Jan
Jan
Mar
7%
13,700
5 % May
93/8
1%
122,100
1%
1
13%
6,500
1
%
%
Inc—
10c
13%
16,200
—1
12%
14%
11%
Corp
Devices
12
143/B
10,200
5%
800
Plastics
Mfg
Co Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Radio
Non-voting non-cum
Inc —!—
com
3/a
8
May
Jun
(A
33/a
Jan
Century
Jan
Century
$1.50
15 % May
Jan
Charter
Feb
Ltd
700
3%
Jun
6%
Feb
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine
7%
3,700
33/4
Jun
13 Va
Jan
Chief
15%
17%
3,900
39
39%
200
6%
13y2 May
26Va Mar
Chromalloy
8%
50c
——
10c
Corp
Jan
Bell
Pel'
Teleohone
of
Instrument
Benrus
Watch
Co
Berkey
Photo
4%
50
'
1
4%
3% May
5,800
U Jun
4% May
-
43/8
10,500
3
8ya
73/8
2,700
3%
-
1,600
7
4,500
4,000
13%
600
l3/a
9,100
1%
1
55/3
P
Inc
;
Foil Corp
Development Ltd-
Hydratane Gas Inc
_•
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
6,200
May
Jun
600
73/3
7%
7%
2,000
3% May
6% May
6%
6%
73/4
7,000
5%
73/g
7%
7%
1,700
6
2ya
2%
3,900
7%
7%
678
23%
73%
'
1,800
6
1,300
78
23 y8
25
2,000
90%
P5
200
Colonial Corp of
10c
1
Oils vtc—
Inc
America———.—50c
2%
1,500
2/4
Electronics
Jun
39,300
250
Cohu
Feb
1
8,200
Coastal Caribbean
18%
8% Aug
5% July
433/a
20%
Jun
Jun
1%
Jan
Jan
10%
14%
143/8
Jun
30 %
3 3/8, May
5%
2
3%
1
5% May.
4% May
20% Jun
Corp
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Jan
Pacific Ltd
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
Construction Products class A
Consolidated
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan;
1 Jan
10c
Ltd—*
1
20c
*
10c
—1
.Continental .Aviation & Engineering—1
^Continental Commercial Corp
1
-Continental Connector Corp cl A
50c
Consol Diesel Electric
73/4 July
113/4
May
May,
Inc—10c
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation
—25c
Connelly Containers Inc
—.—50c
Apr
22
.
-
New
Continental Materials Corp
11*;
Mar
9
Apr
Continental Vending Machine
Jan
Cook
43%
!—1
5
Metals Co
Community Discount Centers
Community Public Service
Jan
153/4
55%
For footnotes, see
100
pase
35
90%
Jun
102
Feb
9% Aug
200
7% ,Jan
Jan
6
May
9%
May
5% May
Jun
14,100
4,400
2%
Jun
31
4%
Feb
Jan
3/4
Jun
1% Mar
%
600
Jun
IfV
Feb
6l36
2,100
4 %
May
712
Feb
2,400
May
5% May
10%
Apr
14 Va
Feb
6%
Feb
103/4
:83/4
4
3%
..
115,200
4,700
10%
10%
100
43/4
300
3/8
6
3 Va May
93/4 Jun
700
3/a
13 T a Mar
Paint & Varnish Co
10c
Corp-lOc
15
Mav
Cooper-Jarrett
Inc
1
73a
Jan
Jun
%
Jan
Jun
J/4
15
22%
Apr
12% July
11%
33/4
10% May
21%
Feb
34 Va
Jan
I3/!
1,400
1,600
60
106
106
106
71/4 Jun
5,400
79%
"3%
76
78Va
20,200
153/a
25% Aug
14%
,
__
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4
1,000
17%
43/4
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3 Va May
4%
75 Va May
114 Va
Jan
104
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Apr
5%
Jun
800
4
%
%
%
111
1
7%
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
Apr
400
11% Aug
15%
Feb
1,600
12%
12
3%
3% May
6%
Feb
3,900
3/4 May
1%
Jan
May
163/4
17%
27
17 %
27
1,100
69 Va
Aug
75
83
50
72
72
Jan
86 % May
13
May
243s
Feb
Mar
Jun
33
Jun
6 Va May
100
42
15
Jan
7
Jan
25 Va
30
9 Va
Feb
Feb
3%
10.690
3% May
6%
100
5% Jun
E
18
800
H Jun
1H Feb
8%
6%
5%
6%
5%
9%
2,400
8% July
13% Mar
23%
Jan
~i%
3.900
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1%
Jan
43/8 May
93a
Apr
19% May
~1
1
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53/4
8,900
123/4
5%
13%
133/4
6,800
14%
173/4
16 Vs
5%
10%
8%
5%
■
183/a
16 3/s
173/4
265,500
3,500
16%
17
16%
7,100
5%
■
10
Jun
23% Mar
9 Va May
203b Mar
10 Vs
12 Va May
133/a
Jun
34%
19%
8
Feb
Apr
Jan
3,000
6
934
,
%
5% May
3,500
93/4 Aug
18%
15% Mar
10% Jan
7%
8%
2/200
6% May
5%
5%
3,000
4% May
11 Va
11%
100
"33/4
3,300
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33/4
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4 Va
Feb
5%
Jun
4% Mar
Va May
5,800
•
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19%
18 3/a
16%
5 Va
5%
13/4
2
33%
1034
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2,400
38%
Jan
20%
Jan
2,300
13 Vb May
200
4 Va May
13/4 Aug
800
900
9
83/4
5
6 %
17,100
4%
4%
4%
53/4
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19 %
1,000
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3
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8%
8%
8%
%
1
-
1
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28
8%
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Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
Jun
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4%
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Jun
12%
4,000
—
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14% May
5,100
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33
1
8,500
5
—
53/4
19 %
Jan
20
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3
%
%
5
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14
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3
11
1
1
18%
15%
Jun
11
4%
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17% July
6
Feb
Jan
734 Mar
24%
Jan
1
Jan
10,300
2 3/4 May
5%
Jan
600
7% May
11%
Feb
13,500
U Jun
1%
Jan
1 '/a May
4%
Jan
3/8
Jun
2 Va
2,100
8%
300
53/4 May
5%
300
5
2%
2%
53/8
5%
8 Va
9
1,300
5 % May
1
1%
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1
May
6%
7%
13,200
5
May
11%
19 % May
2534
Jan
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Feb
—
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6%
—
f oil £
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40
7 A
6%
4
1
*
:
Co
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
%
'
,
Feb
Jan
Jan
Commercial
12
5%
Aug
Jan
9,500
24
Clopay Corporation
Club Aluminum Products
Feb
1,000
4%
Jan
19%
63/4
233/8
1%
93/8
123/8
'4
3/4
5A
3/a
10
*
Manufacturing
353%
53/4
514
5%
1
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Clayton & Lambert
May
1%
9%
5%
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Clausner Hosiery
Jan
Jan
May
May
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9
14
*
Clark Controller Co
10
48%
1
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■
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-
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A
Feb
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1
Bloomfield Building Industries Inc—
10
Jan
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1
4
1
1
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lc
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16%
.
473/8
48
1
3
1 y8
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1
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Jun
10
12%
6%
—
prior
Jun
3,800
113/4
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5%%
3%
4%.
23
50c
Bickford's Inc
(H C)
3
Jun
5y8
1
3
Jun
8%
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Bohack
1
4%
\
3%
1,500
21%
1
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Birdsboro
3,3/4
1,800
113/4
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5%
*
Canada—
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6
55/8
11
11%
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(A S) Shoe Corp
Electronic Corp
Jun
7% July
8
23
1
50c
1.
Bayview Oil Corp__—
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Class
200
1
Beannors
Blossman
8%
1
!
Baruch-Foster Corp
Belock
83/4
5%
50c
10c
Incj_.
Co
Corp_„
Candy
Barton's
1
Christiana Oil Corp
57 Va
5%
3,800
11%
Engineering
Barry Wright
Beck
611
50c
Bargain Town USA Inc
Barnes
6i«
211
1
-
5
2
Mining
Consolidated
38%
Jun
100
100
1
2.50
-1
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of
4%
:—*
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—
Construction
Co
Oil Co Ltd
Clark Cable Corp—
:—
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common—
5
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Banker
4%
pref
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preferred-*
convertible preferred
*
Electric Co
—10
Geophysical Corp
:
1
Chamberlin
12%
C
Convertible preferred
Baldwin Securities Corp__l—
BarChris
Light
&
33/4
17
39
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A_—1
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Baldwin-Montrose Chemical— "
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3.50%
5%
3
_
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214
,
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Jan
7
1
Co
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Maine Power
18%
233A
3j ij
63/4,
Corp—
3%
—5
Corp
Jun
8% May
5%
_1
10c
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Collieries
5%
1
1
preferred
Avien
Industrial
(J
Central
Jan
113/4
% Aug
93/8 Jun
1,700
23A
1
Central Hadley Corp
Feb
IS
1
■
■
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Jan
7
1
13%
-
3% July
10%
Castle
&
10 pesos
7,800
3 3/8
Feb
33% Mar
1 %
8% Aug
153/8
Carter
5% Jan
8% July
56 %
•
6c
common
Central
5p
Mining
Jun
18 May
28 %
13,900
Capital Cities Broadcasting
1
Capital City Products—
.
5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
—1
Carnation Co
—-—5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred—1*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
2 % July
7%
9%
17%
N°w
Jan
1%
46,600
333/4 July
—50c
Canal-Randolph Corp
International
Canaveral
Jan
3
5%
91/2
Corp
Corp
option warrants
Automatic
3%
56
100
17
1A Mar
3% May
3%
10%
del Golfo Sugar
Ayrshire
33%
10c
Sewing Centers Inc
Avis
Aug
3y4 May
6% Jun
Atlas General Industries Inc
Audio
2 %
33%c
Development
Aurora
Canadian Williston Minerals
300
3%
-
10
Canadianwide Properties Ltd
Jan
2%
Industrial Products—10c
Research
Atlas Corp
Atlas
Feb
3
Jun
52 Va Mar
59 Va May
100
Jun
Aug
17
4%
1
:
Consolidated
Atlas
393/4
1%
15
1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantica
103
1
:
partic pfd
l3/s • •*"5,000
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Testing
Financial
Atlantic
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
23/4
3
1
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of
Inc
Chemical
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Canadian Marconi
£1
deposit rets regular—
Associated Oil & Gas Co—.
Atco
Mar
Mar
2,300
,
-*
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27
Electric * Industries—
American
Javelin
:
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Mar
49 Va
1U0
22
Ltd—_—2.50
Gas
2%
—40c
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43
27
64 Va May
6%
5A
7&
10%
4
10 Va
Husky Oil Ltd
1%
1%
i_4
Oil Corp Ltd
Astrex
22%
28,500
Mar
333/4
—
1
Canadian
May
7% May
3,600
93/4
28
22
22%
_1
Arrow Electronics Inc
Asamera
8%
27 y8
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pfd_100
—
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convertible preferred
35c
:
9%
27 %
61
8%
3/4
Canadian
Feb
350
*
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Feb
62
5
—1
&
Jan
26% Mar
57
l/o
Gas
Export
4 Va
27
May
,
16%c
Canadian
May
51
;;9%
33/4
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd..——10c
Jan
ia
17
Cement Co Ltd
96% May
:_50c
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______
98
t
Ltd————
Co
1
173/s May
6,700
333/4
10c
Canadian
Inc
Argus
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
92% July
'
1,100
16,600
50 3/4
5
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Records
common
_*
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__ 1
Canada
Mar
6%
Fire Insurance—'
A—
1%
57
50
Campbell Machines Inc
12% July
34
—
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd——1
4% Mar
79
50
50
.—_r~w-——
Cameo-Parkway
193/4'
Jun
preferred
1,3«
223/8
62
51
1
common
—
■»
10
Jun
Aug
73/a
2,100
931/2
Jun
23/8 Majf
3,700
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$2.50 preferred
6%
Feb
12%
Electric
preferred
$3.00
Jan
25%.
15
_1
1
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pfd—100
California
6% Mar
25
Ltd
Enterprises
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—
18 Va Mar
-11%
12%
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Co
Apollo Industries Inc
■
Appalachian Power Co 4% %
45 Va
•
133/4
——_—1
Film
&
Chemical
Jan
4/a
1
Corp.:
Anthony Pools Inc__
Jan
4%
AngJo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Ansul
3%
4%
13%
Anglo American Exploration Ltd___4.75
Anken Chemical
May
2% May
33% Jun
4%
—2
_
Aneostura-Wupperman
2
13%
5
Post
35%
34
5
Thread
American
3,900
1
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
5%
preferred
American
1,700
3%
2
Inc. class A
Petrofina
American
23/8
3%
3%
12.50
Manufacturing Co
American
2%
50c
American MARC Inc
C
Cabol
5%
~5%
1,500
4%
July
Jun
1038 Mar
6%
16
2%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
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Corby <H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
Class B non-voting—
*
Coro Tnp
.—8.
—
Reynolds common—-—1
$1 preferred class A———
*
Cott Beverage Corp___
.—1.50
Cott Bottling Co of New England——!
Corroon
Range
of Prieeo
Range Since Jan.
20
7%
receipts (ord reg)___£l
Corp
—-—1
(Del).T50o
Creole Petroleum Corp
—3
Cresmont Consolidated Corp,,——1
16%
Feb
21
Jan
Feb
20
34%
33%
5
-5
Jun
9% Jan
May
11% Feb
7% Feb
6%
2,300
5%
2,100
5
11% Mar
2y8 Jan
Feb
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SO
May
17,800
9,800
500
43
Feb
10 y4
Aug
5
5%
Inc
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Co
2%
Crose, United
Corp
—
250
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Crown Aluminum Industries Corp—25c
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5
Crown Drug Co
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7
3%
4
12%
vu
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200
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10
1,300
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17 %
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5%
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Feb
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100
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13%
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21
6%
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3,700
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600
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May
16
May
15% Mar
8 %
American dep rets
General Fireproofing
Foam
Davidson Brothers Inc
Day
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5%
6%
3,800
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8% Jan
4
4
4»/4
2,400
4
5% Apr
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13/4
3%
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12% Jan
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6% July
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5
3%
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8
1,300
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July
13% Feb
3%
4,600
18%
7%
8
31
2,000
11%
.
—_100
Desilu Productions Inc
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8%
7%
8%
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139 y8 May
6% May
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Feb
18
9% Aug
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700
3% Jun
6%
2%
500
3
300
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5% Jan
3
4
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4
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44,900
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23% May
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American Corp..™
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Eastern Freightways
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700
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1
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Electronic Communications
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1
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2%
2%
5%
5%
32%
31%
3%
3
6%
3%
1,400
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1500
15
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45%
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45 y4
50
42
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31% Apr
13/4 Jan
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35.
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fresnillo (The) Company
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8%
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100
11
29
118
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9% Jan
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Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co
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Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
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1
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33
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5
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5
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18
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Highway Trailer Industries com
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4,400
1,300
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22
27%
8% July
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13%
33
24%
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103/8
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27%
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140
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8
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5
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300
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common
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5%
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Hartford Electric Light
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23/4
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1
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41
Mar
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12
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5
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200
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12
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1
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2iy2 Mar
8% May;
21,400
1,000
2%
.
5%
28%
,
Aug
21
93/4
9
4,100
2% 'Jan
Apr
y8 May
6
Feb
Mar
17% Feb
3% Jun
18% Jun
7%
...5
Grow Corp (The)
.81/4.
35
8Va May
1% Apr
22%
9%
_60c
common
preferred series A_i_._,
Greer Hydraulics.
i
15% Feb
2.700-
.2%
1%
20%
.
6%
17 y4
Jun
15 V*
^%
..IOC
Zl-i
16%
5% Jun
4,600
jan
July
Jan
Mar
.13
■
143/4
"9%
—5
Great Lakes; Bowling Corp___l.
Great Lakes Chemical Corp..
Apr
29% Peb
35
Jun
301/4
___!.
Great Basins Petroleum Co....
99
12 3A Jun
14 Va
Aug
103Va Jan
1.7%
—1
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great American industries Inc
Feb
1% Jan
12 Va
Jun
300
6%
17
May
100
13
6
Jun
94 y8
July
13% Mar
15 y4
a
:—.
,
y4 Jan
13%
1
July'
10% May
9,300
143/4
17%
1
—1
7
200
,
40
May
100
~
97
.
4jf Aug
10% Aug
iay8 May
—
Hamilton Electro Corp.
4iV
2%
Jun
7
11%
'
17Y?Apr
3%
28%
29
3
33,100
29%
Manufacturing Co..,.—. 16%
*
Goodway Printing Co Inc..
J...—
III1
Gordon Jewelry class A__
Gorham Corporation
4
—I
Grand Rapids Varnish
1^—
Hall
400
lOo
;
...
1,900
7%
4—1
Mines..
17% Mar
4ft
10s
3%
7%
13%
11%
Goodman
11% Mar
,,Jqn
6% Jun
900
9%
'33/4
■*
4%
.
Goldfield Consolidated
Jan
2% Jaix
11% July
73/4 Feb
3%
—40
Knitting Mills Inc
(Adolf)
Inc..
Gobel
20% Mar
27%
300
9%
Feb
3% Mar
30
15,100
16%
1
—
Dynalectron Corp
Dynamics Corp of America
15%
5
Co..
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Cq Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co..
Duro Test Corp
Duval Sulphur <fe Potash Co—
8*% Jun
6% May:
12
T%
III3
13% May
10 y4 Jun
25
;;
10,500
12
Jun
14%
2,500
4,800
8
10 Va
Mar
25% Jan
July
7%, Jun
200
16%
7.50
July
17
16 %
Co
6ft May
300
4%
10
*
Dory-Oliver Inc common.
$2 preferred
;
;
Dorsey (The) Corp,
Draper Corp—
Drilling & Exploration Coi—...
Driver Harris
411
10
Chemical Co Ltd—.*
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Dominion Tar &
Dominion Textile
4%
8%
98
Jun
9
Jan
35% Jan
1%, May
Co
Warrants
Co Ltd—
Apier dep rqts ord reg,—.
10s
Diversey Corp——
1
Dixilyn Corp class A cony—...
4
Dome Petroleum Ltd
~2Va
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
._*
5%
2,400
—1
Union Co Inc.
Guerdon
Distillers
1,400
2V4
Co..
C)
"18%
Apr
6%
2%
.
Dejay Stores
Mfg class (A
Dennison
Jan
7
1% Mar
1,000
5%
.6%
lOo
—
Dayco Corp class A pref
—
35
D C Transit System Inc cl a com—20c
Defiance Industries Inc cl B
X
July
1%
250
l3/4
6%
29%
Giant Foods Inc com class A n v_;
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd.
Globe
50o
—50o
2.50
20
900
6%
1
Plywood Corporation
General Stores Corp.
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred--..
$4.60 preferred
Giannini Controls Corp
(A
Jun
...5
—...—
General
Gilbert
8
-2.50
:
j.
Corp
Distilleries class B;
Globe Security Systems, Inc.—
Crystal Dairies..
Daryl Industries Inc..
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred—.
a.—.
High
26% May
96% Apr
2y8
ord reg—,— -.£1
Glenmore
Daitch
100
General Electric Co Ltd—
Glass Tite Industries Inc..
D
2,100
~4% ~4%
4%
General Acceptance "wts"
——A.
General Alloys Co—
.
General Battery & Ceramic Corp
1
I
General Builders Corp
—,
General Development Corp.
— ....1
——
9
200
12%
123%
30%
-100
,
8
8%
12%
B
2% Jun
5%
12%
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
Class
600
„2%
r7»A
Low
11%
_
common
General Gas Corp..
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30%
....
preferred
General
5%
Low
Q
Jan
22 %
7%
1%
35
5%
Par
Gatineau
12% Jun
Instruments
1%
Shades
Garan
16% Jun
American dep
1%
of Prices
Jan
600
20
6%
7%
Sale Price
17
4% Jan
6% July
6%
for Week
American Stock Exchange
X
20Q
100
13%
17%
13
Sales
Range
Feb
18
July
16% July
17%
13%
17)
Week's
Last
High
Low
High
Ltd—
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August
Friday
15
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Courtaulds
Cox
Monday, August 20, 1962-
...
STOCKS
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
Low
Par
1
Financial Chronicle
(772)
-
87
Feb
Mav/
10 XA M
.
26% Ms
-
ft Mar
Volume
196
Number 6187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(773)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
High
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Jeannette Glass Co
Jefferson Construction Co
Jefierson
Lake
Asbestos
Series
B
Jetyonic
12
.—1
Corp_
11%
3%
1
warrants
Industries
12%
3
1
Petrochemicals.
Jefferson Lake
3
2 A
5%
Jun
5
May
9Va
Feb
Jun
4H
Feb
2 Va
2%
5%
5%
1%
200
1
2%
.75c
1,700
-
2*4
-10c
Jan
300
514
A
Apr
6%
2 Va
7%
5
23%
10% May
1,800
2,600
%
7%
5%
.
Inc—
Electro
Morse
1
-
1 7)
Week's
STOCKS
Sales
STOCKS
5"/4
May
2
5%
July
4 V#
1,000
11% Mar
May
Jan
6%
Products
States
151% 151%
70
600
7
\~7%
Corp
(The)
12
Mar
7%
1,700
5 A
200
*5 A
5A
2.50
13%
13%
14
1,100
Tel
12.50
Tel
&
26%
25%
26%
2,500
21
1
9
9%
5
5%
1
K
;
Industries .Corp
Kaltman
Drug
Kaufman
Broad
Kin-Ark
Kllon
Knott
Kostin
7%
Kropp
Smith
1,300
21.800
13 Va May
21%
20 A May
50%
18
31
Aug
31%
..31
9
12 A
9
100
1A
1%
4,500
2 A
2%
700
1%
1
37%
28
3,400
.j—1
16 A
16 A
II
"3 A
1
18 A
A
3 A
11%
..200
6 A
A
500
4,500
11%
8,400
5%
5%
12 A
12 A
20%
21%
2%
14,000
16%
1
-
3A
Feb
Jan
Feb
1A
Feb
2 A
Jan
3%
Feb
38
25A
Aug
Jan
Jan
Apr
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Inc
National
National
Brewing Co
National
Lake Shore
Company
(Mich)
Inc
National
19
Jan
National
Equipment
10 A Mar
National
Petroleum
Jun
24 A
Jan
Electric
National
Presto
Weld
15%
Jan
National Research
28 A
Feb
National
1%
1%
1,900
1% May
6%
1,800
4% May
9%
Lamson Corp
of Delaware.;
3,600
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
3
37/e
3 A
37/B
11A
11%
14
15
—5
I
3
—
-10
5
4 A
3%
Feb
5 A
5
r
25 A
Jan
25 A
2A
Lee
Lefcourt
Realty
Tourneau
Le
Levine's
—
1
4A
1
2
-
—250
class A
Products
Motor
Corp
(R
G)
2 A
200
•v
Rubber
National
Telefilm
Transit
4%
4'/8
8%
6 A
16,660
1%
1%
2
3,600
4
4
100
24%
24%
25%
250
9 A
9Va
16%
.'
4 A
2,560
9 A
8%
0%
12 Va
11%
12 A
2 Va
2 A
Stores
io
—
New Idria Min
New
Jersey
8%
7%
7 A
Apr
Mar
32
13 A Jan
8 Va
800
14%
Aug
Jan
19% Mar
9% July
Jun
4
Apr
14 Va
500
14% May
22%
Jan
16 A
18%
2,300
Feb
2,800
12% JTun
22
Jan
27*4
54%
2,200
14%
59% July
Mexico
&
Jan
Jan
8
1
May
12
Jun
9
A May
11%
12%
4%
3%
-200
1 4%
16
7% July
4,100
6 Va
7,600
5
-900
;
Jun
10
May
Feb
2%
1,700
-
3%
'■
York
Jan
Nickel
Rim
Noma
Corp
11%
300
9*A
Jun
17%
-63,360
10%
Jun
3%
3%
400
3A
Jun
16%
17%
3,200
15%
Jun
(The) Co—T
*—2.50
Lynch Corp.—_—1———:
-2
64 A
•
63 A
64%
9,500
*28%-
27 A
297/a
'12,300
4
2b
3 A
..
4
2b
-
1,300
-
0
26
58 Va May
20%
Feb
3 Va May
100
24 Va
Jun
3,900
5 Va
Jun
12%
Jun
IZ74
12 Va
13
1,300
8% July
8% July
1214
11%
12%
1,800
8%
IS
\l
%
9,260
27%
27%
27 A
860
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
9% Aug
Jan
19
177/a
Jun
9%
9%
700
8%
1%
26%
9%
1%
1%
1
31%
39 A
__
42 A
J?
%
1.25
4
%
6 A
!
410
30
31%
5%
Va May
Jun
22,300
2
99 A 121
116
Jan
1,100
600
1%
86
Feb
2% Jan
138
Jan
29'A Aug
39% Mar
29 A May
47
5,900
Jan
A
% May
4A
4,900
8V4
Jan
13%
Jun
Jun
Jan
36
Jun
9%
Jun
"
Inc
Noramco
.1
"
25
H
.1
& Southern
Railway
1
8 A
Jan
Nofth American Royalties Inc..
North Canadian Gils Ltd
14%
Jan
Northeast
Airlines
Industrial
1%
16
35%
Jan
Feb
6%
2 A
2 A
8,000
2,200
260
•
4
Apr
6% Aug
1A May
4 A May
1%
3
Jun
May
lft
1A
1A
2,200
1
3 '/a
3%
3%
2,300
2 A
2Vb
Jun
4%
56
58
70
55
Jun
90
89%
90
80
B8A Jan
A May
93
%
A
A
7 A
6%
7%
9,700
3,500
2%
2
2%
34,800
2
1,600
13
% Mar
May
May
Corp of Amer (Del)
10c
.
5%
Jan
Mar
58
100
1
Jan
Jan
62
———1
Feb
10%
Jun
Apr
4% Mar
Feb
Mai
Feb
23
Apr
Aug
o
Jan
801/4
30
6%
2%
5%
50
Corp——
7% May
29A
2 A
2%
Norfolk
40% Mar
2%
6 Ye
15% Mar
Novo
15%
7A
afro
1,700
1
Mar
Jun
16 A
9%
—1
6
10 A
17%
Ltd
Mines
Jun
167/s
1
7% May
9%
Rosario—3.33V3
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%% pfd
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
10'/a
10
Honduras
Jan
1
1
&
Feb
—25c
1,500
4,900
9%
1
11%
1A
8%
9
__*
18%
1A
8%
9%
—•
;
Jun
—1
1A
8%
4%
3 Va
Jan
25 A
-
.
25c
Jun
1
1
Land
Arizona
North Penn RR Co
May
Jan
2
•»
New York Auction Co
18A
3%
1,200
25c
New Park Mining Co.,
New Process Co
6 A Mar
500
9,600
200
2%
50c
—
20%
5% Jan
.
1 Va
3%
2A
1
Co
& Chem
New
Jun
2%
Jun
1
3%
2%
1
,
•
—
Jan
9
7%
12%
'
2.50
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines—10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc—10c
Lunkenheimer
Jun
6% Jun
50%
14%
10c
Co
Zinc
Aug
i■
7%
7%
__10c
;
:
?9%
-i
Exploration..—30c
&
22
Jun
July
;
Service.;
Land
4%
18%
1
Co
Jb,h
570
26%
Lodge & Shipley
Louisiana
Jan
2
Mur
Jan
2A
14%
t
Nestle-Le
Nuclear
Gas
Jan
4
50%
30c
Inc
3%
22,800
1A
14
24
Class A—.—_—.———
Louisiana
Feb
4%
1
Associates
Packing
5%
4
100
25 A
(The) CO
Longines-Wittnauet Watch Co
Loral
Electronics
Corp
Louis Sherry Preserves Inc
Mar
9
Jun
12%
12,300
20c
'
—1
& Bartlett— 4
Apr
9% Jan
12% Mar
7% May
1% Jun
2,000
2 A
2
Co
4
Apr
May
4% May
.200
2 V2
!
Chain—.
Lockwood Kessler
-
3%
4o0
9
50c
New
11%
Livingston Gil Co..-—
Steel
1,900
14 A
4% May
6% Jun
10
Inc—
Electric
15
-3 A
4,800
11%
Lithium Corp
Locke
Jun
8%
7% Jan
Jun
8%
1
Corp
18 'a May
2,100
11%
preferred
of America Inc.
3%
900
8,100
1
Machinery
10 A July
l,9c\)
.
i——1.4
Liberty Fabrics of ;N Y common.
5'Vo
u
A
1
1
Inc__:
Inp
1,600
7 Va
7%
>
2'A Aug
8O0
'
Lee FilteT Corp—
*4%
12 Va
-
Jan
1,700
5 A
15
July
8% May
*
4 A
—1
Industries1 Inc.——
,—
4 Va
25c
Ltd
Nelly Don Inc
10
2,000
&.«.
&
Corp—^
2,200
10%
—1
L-_
1
Lamson
Sessions Co
J 2A
9%
s— —1
—
Lanston
Larchfield
11A
10 A
1
—
*
.—
Jan
2% Mar
6A
Machines
Rental
Ltd..
Industries
July
1%
—1
Ltd
Mines
Jan
7
Jan
Jan
6A
Corp.
Lakey Foundry Corp——;
35
3 A May
5
1
Casket Company
National
.am
Lamb Industries
22% July
1
1
Corp
National
7%
10c
Corp.
Inc—
Electronics
8Va May
700
1
Hess
Bowl-O-Mat
Nedicks
Radio
1,900
6%
25c
Corp
National Video Cofp class A
Apparel
Apr
12 A Apr
3,800
4 A
11%
4%
~6%
1
Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
National Bellas
18 A May
11
.
Nat Nast Inc class A
National Union
Lafayette
10%
4
1
Industries Inc
Napco
National
L'A'iglon
10%
23% -24A
4A
,
S
—
—
28%
-33V3C
Co
Electronics
.2.50
Feb
6% Mar
34 va
N
Nachman
Jun
9% May
4% May
5
—7.50
k
«Uil
10%
-50c
May
16
100
21A
-
12%
2'A May
13A May.
13% Jun
8,700
3 A
18%
14
Jun
% July
1A July
1,600
18
—2.50
Jun
9 A May
.1A
55,300
17
A
—10c
———
Forge
38
<
May
8 A
1,500
hi
Aug
9 Va May
.400
2a
Jan
14%
Jun
3.0J0
24
.—10
Company
Feb
10,400
13 A
1
Corp class
(The)
Kulka
13%
27
30 A
4
28%
4
Jan
9%
May
4%
2,260
2,400
6
A
4%
28%
Muter
14
Jun
Mar
35
Jun
27 A
1
-2.50
Mat-ray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
May
Apr
Feb
30
.30'A
%
Corp,_i.w.i
18
7
18% Feb
Feb
6,100
25c
Corp—
26 A
Jan
_14 A
12 A
Inc.;
Kratter X The)
15 A
3%
11%
—1.25
Corp...,—J—
Jan
99*A Mar
.13 %
--2 I7B
Co—.
10 A
Jun
2
May
95A Jan
23,600
2 A
-
(LB)-Rubber Coi
(H L)
Hotels
15
11%
Dept Stores Inc
(S)
5 A
,
/
Kirkland Minerals .Corp Ltd
Kleer-Vu Industries Inc—.
Kleinert
4,800
10c
J
Kirkeby-Natus
31,800
18%
—2.50
Products——,
Petroleum
6%
2 A
—1
Cobalt Ltd
''i
%
1
Company—
.
Kingston
Klein
5
,
Oil Company
Kingsford
Kii'by
.
&• Co..
Copper
6
2
A
.——25c
,
Stores Inc.-
(Walter)
Kitembe
V*
—1
Co^
(Del)——
Kay Jewelry
15
1
„
Chemical
Kawneer Co
Kidde
1
Bldg Co
Corp
Kawecki
2
pfd .1.100
Company
&
Kavanau
Electric 4 %%
&
6
—50c
(D) & Company
Kansas .Gas
Katz
4
7 A
Jan
Aug
5
2,860
Jan
4
6%
7%
560
50c
class
Inc
Jan
14%
13% Aug
Inc
Star
Jun
1
Muntz TV Inc
;
Kaiser
4%
Apr
10%
4% May
3% Jan
4% Jan
A
Movie
High
153Va
144% Jan
5 A
4
Company
Mountain
Low
MPO Videotronics class A
Jupiter
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5 Va
1
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
MoVielab
151%
25c
S)
preferred
Diablo
Low
*
Mt Siemens Industries common
Mt
33,
Apr
Feb
Oak
—1
Occidental
Petroleum
16%
16%
17%
.20c
Manufacturing Co
17
16%
18'4
—
Corp
35,400
■'
Ogden Corp
—50c
Ohio
Brass
Co
Ohio
Power
4%%
6%
1
7
6%
15,600
19% Feb
267/a Feb
12% May
5% jun
11%
"
7 A
7
9% Mar
Feb
23%
23%
23%
500
23
29
Jan
.100
94
94
94%
170
98 %
Jan
...1
12 Va
10
12%
8,500
93% Aug
7% May
preferred ——
——7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares..10s
7 A
5%
4
A
4,900
3% May
5%
Feb
54%
54
Jun
64%
Apr
Old
Town
—
....
preferred
—
Corp common
40c
•'
V
•;'
m
MacFadden-Bartell
Mack
Inc
Trucks
Macke
■;
•
•.,
,
50c
l7/s
1%
—.—
18%
16*A
19 A
17%
18 A
corp.i-^.
warrants
Co class
Vending
i_ —1
A
Airlines inc.—
Mackey
Industries
Macoid
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp—
Overseas Securities
33160
Inc—
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc—
1c
Magna Oil Corporation—
.—50c
Service——————7
Public
Maine
*1%
1A
14,800
5%
5%
6 A
20 A
21A
15 A
-*■'
22 A
—2.50
7%
7%
Rubber—
&
%
600
14%
15
4 A
•i
Feb
Jun
25% Mar
30%
1 Va May
2%
3,100
20%
4%
May
16
1,100
a,700
22 A
Mansfield Tire
11A
1,000
1%
3%
1
~i
1% May
4,700
1A
Majestic Specialties Inc..
:_*
Mallory Randall Corp^,—1__—7—10c
Mangel Stores—
L-.—-1
—,
900
3 A
*
—
2
Jun
Jan
4 A May
2
23 Va
8
Oxford
Apr
32 A
Jan
J
4
A Aug
11A
Jan
20% July
40%
10%
Jan
Pacific
Clay
Pacific
Coast
preierreu
—.20
6%
cum
conv
2nd pfd A
Maryland
5%
Ltd
Maule
Industries
42%
Jan
5%
25%
5,400
20%
Jun
38
Feb
4.80%
redeemable
22 A
267/a
5,200
16%
Jun
10%
29% May
13% Apr
4.50%
redeemable
:
4.36%
redeemable
3
—
10
A
10%
9,700
6
6
*
6 A
900
6
Mar
6%
87/a
8%
9 A
.30,700
6
Jun
12%
Jan
2 A
21%
Co.———I——1
5 Va
Co
&
new
Mfg
.2 A
f
8% May
9,700
22%
2
20%
5
30,500
5 A
,
16%
Refrigerating Co..—1
15,700
100
16%
'
Island
Mining Corp Ltd-.—-.1
Chemical Corp.—
Michigan
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred.
Micromatic Hone Corp.—
Associates
Microwave
Midland
Oil Corp
H
'
i
Investment
Mill
Wohl
Miller
4% %
Milo
•
Co
—
Warrants
Monogram
?
10 A
200
8 A
900
16 A
14%
RR
12%
8,500
Inc.;
600
13 A
9
9%
4%
9,900
16 A
15 A.
2,400
5
4%
600
r
~8 A
7%
♦
12 Va
12 A
pfd—100
(Can) Ltd
—:—1
Corp of America..—„1
8%
1,800
12 Va
100
•
—
24 A"
Aug
11
7
»
100
24%
May
Precision Industries
.^1
5 A
Jan
21A
Jan
1
Feb
3% May
32% July
4% May
11%
20%
Feb
.
300
43
23*4 July
Jan
147/a
18
Jun
Jun
31
Jun
Apr
May
21
May
33% Mav
27% July
25% Jan
28 Va May
11
11%
4,500
18
18%
20
31%
32%
4,000
28*4
28%
1,200
26%
26%
100
26%
26%
26%
1,100
25%
Jan
27%
100
25 Va
Jan
27%
—
25%
25%
400
24 Va
Jan
23%
24
300
$>9%
.ipn
24%
Feb
22 A July
.25
24%
Apr
10%
Feb
99
Apr
25
26%
1st
preferred
25
preferred—25
1st preferred—25
Pacific
Lighting
,
6A
—
24
12
26%
.
8%
Jun
21
29%
Feb
Apr
Apr
26% May
$4.75
$4.75
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
26 A Mar
.Tan
36% Mar
Feb
Pacific Power
ill
2,600
Jun
.
30%
10,600
20
Jun
23
38,700
10A
Jun
1%
1%
1% May
25
Parker
Pen
Class
4.50%
preferred series C_—.—100
95*4
95*4
-
23%
24%
2,000
13 A
13
13*4
25,300
3%
6%
900
4
7
5,600
104
350
Pep
Jan
Jan
40
Apr
25*4 July
Jan
70
88
July
94% May
97%
Jan
103*4, Jun
10
91
Jan
96 A
103'4 May
154
Jan
3
Jan
Jun
20 % May
9
May
5%
Jun
102
102
4%
5
7O0
5
Boys
Jun
36
49 A
43%
50%
25,600
17 Va
32
17 Va
17%
2,800
15%
28
32
%
%
6%
95
Apr
5% Mar
35
Jan
17
V4 Feb
10 *4
Feb
May
Jun
106% May
10
Mar
66
Mar
24*4
53
Jan
Jan
4.300
23%
Jun
%
%
2,700
Va
Jun
1% May
i«
Jun
1% Mar
5%
Jun
Ar
%
4,900
6A
6%
800
7%
7%
400
5%
Jun
11%
Apr
18 %
18'4
200
18%
Jun
24%
Feb
177/a
18 A
200
17
May
23%
Apr
9 Va
9%
10%
4,000
7% May
Ltd.—1
3A
3*4
4,200
24
2%
14%
"2%
2,300
2% Jun
14%
900
13
Jun
71
300
70
Aug
Circle
Photo
9
1,400
Permian
Oils
—1
(Mass) .20
-
10c
Corp
Inc
Corp
Peruvian
1
Corp.
(The)
&
Phillips-Eckhardt
Minerals
Electronics
8%
30%
6%
13 4
1
u
—1
5%
25c
2.50
—*
8A
8%
4
10
8% May
Jun
24%
29 Va
30 >4
200
6%
6%
9.300
12 Va
13%
19,700
9 Va
Jun
%
u
4,306
%
Jun
5 A
6
2,400
5 Va May
4 A May
Apr
12% May
Jan
8 A May
2.50
Co.
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc
Perfect
100
Jan
4% Aug
1
Corp
Electronics
Pentron
3%
Jan
Jun
88%
2
A
B
Traffic
6%
1
97%
95% May
2
class
Co
Parkersburg-Aetna
6% .Feb
10
.
100
24
11
—^—1
pfd
Penn
.%
89
10
91
Jan
130
100
Packer's Super
Markets.
1
Paddington Corp class A.
50c
Page-Hersey Tubes
—*
Pall Corp
class A
1
Pancoastal petroleum (C -A) vtc„2 Bol
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical Company.i
—1
Park Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Light 5%
&
Jan
Jun
28%
99
100
90
7
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredge
20%
99
100
91
3%
Warrants
Jan
29 A
88%
Telep
90
4,700
Apr
3% May
Va Jun
preferred.!—:——..100
Bell
150
400
5%
"
92
.1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd..
Jan
13
Airlines
Northwest
107%
3 A
preferred series B
$4.50
Jan
6%
8%
95%
preferred—;—*
preferred
*,
dividend preferred
—•
conv dividend preferred
*
dividend preferred
*
5A
2% May
91% Jan
92
5 Va
Jan
12% Mar
15
2
dividend
$4.40
Pacific
15 A Mar
3 A
Inc
Apr
1,500
4.80%
Jan
Feb
6
33%
Jun
32
1st
15%
1,300
4,700
Industries
Perfect
35.
preferred
Jun
4%
4.40%
For footnotes, see page
15 *4
May
3*4 May
19%
28*4
25
Jan
15%
"3%
1%
31
Monongahela Power Co—
—.100
24%
1,700
11%
pfd—25
1st pfd series A
$4.36
Pacific Northern
Jun
14 A May
4 A
■
Jan
21% Mar
20%
——..
redeemable
Pacific
May
Jun
3%
74 A
4
42
38 A
100
■
—
24 A
"ctfs"—.—
?.——.-1
8
18 A
.16 A
:—10c
Jun
A May
9% -Aug
2% July
Molybdenite Corp
Molybedenum
9
1,900
8
16
Jun
4 A May
2,000
2 A
1
Power &
Airlines
400
10%
50
Corp:
Canada
Light 5%
Mirro Aluminum Company
Mohawk
5
21%
10 A
2.50
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1,400
9%
9A
—50c
16%. July
1V6 July
2%
50c
of
Corp
5
2
Aug
20% Aug
8'/« May
1
5
convertible preferred—
Minnesota
27 A
5
T—50c
Co
common—
Electronics
Mining
—1
1
Corp
Factors
24%
700
;-i*
preferred—*
Financial Corp
western
9
i«l
10
Inc—
conv
Abrasive—;—
Mid-West
Midwest
$1
27
—_—1
1
10
Inc—
vliami Extruders
.T"u
——5
—10c
Metal & Thermit Corp.;
26%
1,300
Jan
—i—50c
Corp.
17 Va May
'
Merchants
1st
24
com.——1
Oil
Jo'hhson
Merrill
5% redeemable
23
warrants..
Corp
Menasco
Apr
31%
37,000
25%
*
18
25
25%
32 A
."4%
*—25
1st
preferred
26%
Inc.———
I\ >stcl
4A
6%
preferred
1--.—*
Massey-Ferguson
McCulloch
Feb
Electric
&
1st
1st
Co
....—-1
warrants.——_
Corp
Corp—--
Cup
Corp
McCrory
3%
„
18
1
conv
Pacific Gas
•
.£1
26 *4
-8
common
cum
1
Martin-Marietta
Masco
'
Ltd——*
Co
Communication
Products—2.
5%
5 Va %
Marconi International Marine
Corp—.
~4%
24*4
Manufacturing class A com..1.1
Jan
May
4% May
12
~4 %
Electric
7% Aug
10 A May
24%
Jun
6
3,300
1
Oxford
52%
Feb
Jun
7,500
7%
*
1% Mar
11
2,000
.
Feb
18A
■i-'O
•7Vs
800
•54%
6 A
17 % Mar
5% May
3,400
V8
—
1
0
May
5A
24%
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
88 *4 Mar
11%
33 A
16%
27%
Apr
Apr
Jan
Jan
Ml Jan
8%
F*b
The Commercial and
(774)
34
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, August 20, 1962
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 1 7)
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
•
'
Par
Phillips
Dist Tel Co
Steel
Co
Screw
Phoemx
Aircraft
Piasecki
Plastics Corp
Pioneer
34%
4%
4(4
4%
1,100
3% July
5%
5,800
3%
Jan
7%
6%
7%
5%
Jun
6%
8%
5,700
6,300
8%
8
8%
4,600
7
9%
9%
9%
1,000
95%
150
95
93%
17%
900
13%
Feb
20
Apr
5%
1,100
4%
Jun
10%
Jar
Soss
200
8%
8%
6%
Ltd
Royalties
Oil
Prairie
Pratt
Lambert Co
&
16,500
1(4
1,000
5 (4
5%
900
4
Jun
13%
1,000
12
May
13
13
53(4
'■/• 1%
V
Inc
1(4
'■
30
19%
Jun
200
29
2%
30%
3,900
9%
9%
100
23%
Jun
.
Apr
9%
Jan
Mar
43
Jun
8
Jan
28%
Jun
4% Aug
29(4
30
Jan
60
Class
10c
100
1
1
1
20
1
*
A
B
Ltd
Mines
Preston
Proctor-Silex Corp
...
Progress Mfg Co Inc
common
convertible preferred
$1.25
(The) Company
Prophet
Gas
Providence
of Colorado—
preferred—
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puritan Sportswear
Corp
Pyle-National Co
9%
9
5%
5%
6
4%
4%
2,900
300
9%
13%
5%
Jan
Apr
6%
8% May
1,300
4%
Jun
11
17
Jan
Spencer
203/4
800
20% July
22(4
Feb
Sperry
22
600
26%
Apr
Sports
1,400
18(4 May
10% May
13
Jan
Stahl-Meyer Inc—
75
87
92%
Feb
-
10%
10%
11
91
90
91
51%
50%
51%
113/4
12
19%
16%
5,800
19%
July
45%
700
Brands
Standard
Dredging
$1.60
74% Mar
Jun
21%
10% July
400
Jan
Products
Standard
Shares
Q
Corp
Standard-Thomson
1
Quebec Lithium Corp
2%
2%
28
Quebec Power Co
28
418
2 ft May
900
m
25
Feb
34
Jun
25
B
class
Tube
Standard
Feb
R
Industries Inc
Starrett
1
Rayette Co Inc
Real Estate Investment
America
Trust of
5%
300
4% July
30
30%
5,300
22 (4 May
11%
11%
12
30
27
1
Packing Co_.
Rath
30%
40c
Rapid-American Corp
5
1
A
class
Inc
Ramo
1
6%
5'/a
10
Industries Inc
•
20c
1
Enterprises Inc
Ramer
18
11%
.
11%
100
6%
19,700
4(4
800
10
15
18%
2,200
17%
.
Steel Co of Canada Ltd
7%
May
Feb
Aug
Feb
Steel
37%
Jun
24,500
Feb
Stelma
18%
1
_1
Class A
Feb
10(4
11
••
Reda
15% May
Co—,
&
(Robert)
Reis
Insurance
Remington
Co..;
Sterling
Corp
Inc
Argentine Mining Co
Rico
Ridgeway
Rio Algom
4%
4%
5%
;70%
%
.
Feb
Jan
Stone
2% Mar
'
5(4. Jan
2% May
7%'J&n
47,800
3,500
71%
3
5%
May
% Jun
56% May
9 (a Jun
14
10(4
10%
10%
16(4
3%
4%
15%
16%
1,900
4%
4%
600
4(4
13%
15%
4,600
10%
Jun
9 i/a
8%
9%
2,500
3%
4
1,700
,
12 %
23(4
May
3(4
~8%
8%
8%
3,200
%
ft
3,000
Feb
3%
—1
55/,
5%
53/3
5%
(
9(4
1965
to Jan 3
Finance
Rochester
& Elec
Gas
Rodney
Rogers
Corp
10%
300
'11%
9%
4(4 May
Talon
Feb
5
Jun
7(4
11,500
8(4
Jun
19%
Jan
220
82%
Jun
86 Va
Feb
6% July
13(4
Jan
6%
400
13%
15(4
2,300
11(4
Jun
11
500
10(4
Jun
12%
£1
regis
7
7
4
4
4%
3,800
1
Ross Products Inc
Rowland Products
8
14
6%
8%
10,000
5(4
Jun
18%
13%
14%
1,200
11(4
Jun
30(4
1
50c
lc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royal School Labs Inc
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
10
9%
2%
—
2%
1,100
12
9%
2
Petroleum
9%
Jun
12
200
51/2
Jun
15
41/8
1,600
74%
300
Jun
5%
600
I2V2 Aug
41/4 May
6%
8%
64,700
2%
23/4
4,600
4%
4%
200
22
19 %
21 /8;
10%
10%
27
28
Milling
Carlos
San
Ltd
Co
6
22,000
5,800
15
12 May
May
13/8
22%
10
12%
15%
16
.
16(4
9(4
8%
18%
12%
12%
11(4
19
13%
series
5%
4.40%
33%
141/4
22%
22%
23
6%
8%
2%
2%
31/a
3Va
3%
5%
6%
%
%
3/4
1(4
2%
11/8
14%
15
31/4
3%
7%
35(4
25/8
Sarcee
(Del)
Savoy Industries
Saxon
Paper Corp
Sayre
Fisher Co
&
39%
37
Jan
1%
13/4
3,400
20%
213/4
20,100
26(4
25%
27%
16,200
11%
11%
12%
34,200
8%
Jun
2%
2%
3.900
2%
Jun
4%
3
8
23/4
3
2'/8 May
a%
73/4
8
3
2,400
34
Gems
Screen
21%
700
20(4
Jan
19
200
18
Jun
20
7(4
8
6(4
700
4%
5%
2,100
500
1
Inc
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
17%
16%
18%
10,100
7(4
7%
7%
13,000
6%
6%
100
3(4
3%
3%
1,400
Seaboard
Allied
Milling Corp
3.50
1
Seaboard
Plywood & Lumber
1
Seaboard
World
Sealect.ro
Corp
.
Inc
Airlines
3
Jan
Aug
H Jun
5,500
5,700
1% May
3
10c
4%
5
3,100
3%
Jun
7%
4% May
9%
-41/4
-
13
Inc—25c
1
pfd
*
—10c
1
97
150
6%
7(4
Corporation-;
Power & Light $4.56
17,200
3,500
95%
Electronics
1
Oil
Electronics
7(4
li
"warrants"
Inc
class A_
preferred——100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Universal Corp..
1
Feb
9%
Jan
7%
Jan
May
22%
11
4%
4%
58,000
7(4
2,500
5%
1%
2
1,800
Forging Corp
5% May
10
121/4
8
16% Mar
17%
18
True Temper Corp
1% May
(The)
Seeburg
Seeman
Bros
Seligman
Servo
5(4
Jun
3%
Jan
-
Silver
13
Inc
20c
,
-
Co
of
12.50
Canada
—
Corp
Precision
Mines
Lighting
•
Common
13
,
Inc
-
Corp
Ltd
5
21%
79
5%
850
5-(4
21%
75
2,800.
13
»-
5%
21%
*
1.700
Co
3(4 May
92
.
8,500
18
74
92
ft
~~%
"ft
2
25%
24%
25 (4
18,800
20c
25 %
25%
6
4(4
10c
%
1
25c
2(4
•
6%
%
18
50
>%
10%
>*
Jan
16 -'
Jan
8% Mac
25%
Jan
119%
Jan
98%
Jan
20
May
3% Jan
U
S
31
Gas
Co
26V2
38
Jun
Feb
Feb
5(4
Jan
Feb
261/0
85% July
50
2 3/4
19V8 May
600
91% May
3
~5%
6%
3(4
4
"6%
4
Aug
53/4 May
1,000
2% Mny
1,000
5
7%
18 3/4
6(4
com—10c
8%
8 %
81/4
1,800
6%
Jun
*
1
-*
8%
8%
Jun
7r>n
Jan
12% Mar
July
10
3%
13
13%
12
13
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
83/4
83/4
300
5%
53/4
4%
Jun
200
11%
Aug
213/4
Jan
12(4
61/4
12%
3,100
12%
11,200
25(4
Jun
43(4
Jan
31 (4
30'A
32
25%
25
25%
3,500
8-Va
93/4
3,100
16%
16%
500
of Canada——
Molasses
American
S
N
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det)
J
RR
Ltd—
Co
rects ord
Canal
24
May
32
Conditioning
Ceramic
Corp
Tile Co
8(4 Mar
28 Va
Jan
Jun
7(4
%
Jun
1% Mar
%
Jan
July
3%
Jan
10c
50c
300"
4%
4%
43/4
3%
4-1,
Warrants
Series
1955
Feb
15%
Jan
20%: Jun
26%
Jan
33/4
1,100
13,500
6
2
1%
lft
3,400
391%
40%
1,200
6(4
8'/4
9.900
51/8
-•5%
5%
5,900
5
7%
5%>
4
to
■
A-'
*4
183
183
2%
2%
4%
4%.
4%
4%
6%
4%
37
6%
100
10
-
Mar
Jan
46%
Apr
Jun
8%
Jan
July
3% July
179
Mar
Jun
6% Jun
.
SB"
7
May
May
ft
1
Jun
1
1,
3
40%
1.
25c
Universal American Corp—
Warrants Series
1962
22%
11
400
4-S
100'
1
Apr
(4 May
111%
233%
17% Mar
July
Aug
14 %
-
1
Feb
4%
11
23 Va
23%
7 % May
-
„
regis
&
Feb
8,200
2
United
United
U
9,200
1,200
.
Feb
30%
Jun
19(4 May
87
—
9% Mar
Jun
(4
25,900
2%
Feb
Aug
Aug
27% May
14,500
2
May
9% May
5(4 May
5,600
10c
6%
3% May
4 (4 -May
30
79%
92
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*
For footnotes, see page 35.
•
12
5(4
.
—100
Transistor
Creek
5(4
*
5
16% May
23% May
Apr
2(4 Mar
20
88%
——.
24% Mar
5,700
800
Jun
10
22
7,900
*
Jan
2,100
15(4 Mar
3%
-5
*
Union Investment Co.
-4
Union Stock Yards of Omana
20
United
Aircraft Products
50r
United Asbestos Corp
>
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc——1
United Elastic Corp
*
United Foods. Inc
1
United. Improvement. 8c Investing-,-2.60
United Milk Products-———5
Jan
37%
Mining—
B
8ilver~Miller
Silvrey
26 (4
12% July
5(4
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Signal Oil 6c uras Co ciass A
Silicon
10(4 May
9,600
15%
preferred
Class
25,800
4%
Sherwin-Williams
>
4,600
14%
15%
14%
Shawinigan Water 8c Power
4%
5%
13
514
33/b Mar
Jun
u
Feb
13%
14%
Sherwin-Williams
5%
14%
1
Deun
Jun
14
1
weather Cor.
Shattuck
2(4
Jun
10%
19%
197/o
Unexcelled Chemical Corp—
Jan
1
Latz Inc
Servomechanisms
Seton
4,100
1%
700
900
4(4
10% May
3
Corp
Inc
of America
&
Corn
4(4
5%
5(4
•
rvaenola feiroieums
be—.-w
4
4(4
1
Jun
9,300
11-%
5(4 Mar
Union
Securities Corp General—
16%
2%
111/4
1,200
:—
Mar
1(4
2(4
11(4
2,600
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental
warrants—:
Feb
Mar
May
3%
;
Jan
ft July
2,600
1334
.
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Feb
,Mar
4,800
Steel
Williams
1 ft
Jail
Jan
8% Mar
3% July
2(4 May
6%
&
98
Jan
19,900
<
"warrants"
11%
6% May
6% Aug
6%
Trans
1%
Jan
7%
%
3-3/B
1
Lux
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A
13
4%
Corp.
World Airlines
5c
Inc—
Transue
May
2
Trans
Jun
Photolab
Jan
3
10c
20
Town
8(4
7
4%%
Edison
Jan
,.
11
la
def registered__5s
ord registered—5s
rets
deposit
deposit rets
Jun
933/4
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Shipyards Corp
Toledo
3/4
Jan
7 (4
-5
7%
5(4 May
25c
Seaporcel Metals Inc
—.
Co—.—!
Shovel
.
Jun
Jan
Jan
11%
50c
Inc
1%
Jan
14% Mar
May
Engineering Inc
lft Feb
4% July
6% July
5
16(4
Jun
11,300
Amer
Mar
20
5%
26%
l5/8
Todd
Apr
23(4
..
Jan
53(4 Mar
6%
Textron
22% July
19
3,100
Apr
Apr
35% Mar
3'/4
Textron
Mar
21
6%
Aug
1%
Texas
Jan
9
1%
12% May
151/2 May
5(4
Apr
4%
503/4
1%
19
21(4
12,300
Apr
8% Mar
2%
Texstar Corp
Jan
Jun
36
1(4
Texam
Feb
2% May
6% Jun
36
May
7% July
28% Jun
21%
23%
5%
Jun
22
■
39(4
181/2
4(4
24
1,600
21%
400
Feb
Mar
1,000
18%
5%
Jan
Jan
93/8 Mar
10
33
22(4
4%
Mar
66
33
1
*
25c
25c
1
Savage Arms Corp—
2%
303,4
Jun
31%
25c
700
Feb
Jan
May
31i/4
32(4
32(4
10c
10
(4
5
Jais
26%
8,300
25,300
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
70c convertible preferred—.
%
4;
.;
% May
Jun
1,900
71/4
Thew
(4
Jun
1%
Aug
35 %
4%
18%
2y8
31%
63/8
4% July
21(4
53/4
8(4 Mar
123/4
341/4
Jun
300
434
Jun
600
33/8
113/4 Mar
Aug
1,000
Feb
Aug
Jan
171/4 .Jan
21/2 May
5'% May
800
1%
15
141%
Jun
%
Jan
4iy8
5% May
2%
:
Jan
23/8
35
Jun
5%
800
Jan
22%
183/4
2,500
7%
1%
22%
400
6V8
18%
Jun
271/2 May...
10'% Jun
7,100
8%
6%
131/4 Mar
»
Jun
iy4
400
2% May
22(4
Feb
15%
2%
—50c
preferred
Petroleums Ltd—
series
5.60%
22%
Jan
34
Jan
Feb
10%
1,000
38,700
Apr
313/4
Jun
11%
14
20%
Jun
8i/a
~i3A
14
24 3/8
May
4% May
14
600
10%
1,700
20
20
20
20
preierred——
preferredseries preferred
series
%
14
Feb
193/4 May
6%
Terminal-Hudson
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
4 (4
Feb
Jun
1,700
Jan
Jan
14%
2,600
Jan
18
Jun
"l%
1%
2 (4
301/2
141%
73/4
11,400
,
Feb
Feb
Mar
4(4
2,500
16 3/4
12
Jun
2,600
12%
6(4
Jun
Jan
July
21/2
6,300
2%
2%
16%
16(4
9%
19
9%
May
2,900
200
May
5
31/8
3%
7%
Apr
400
4%
7%
341/2
900
4
7%
Jun
200
4(4
3(4
16 pesos
Feb
241/2
6%
1%
Apr
16
9
20 %
2(4
5%
Jun
4%
6(4
:
Amer
San
14%
Jan
Jun
4(4
Jan
20(4
Jun
9(4
31/4
5%
Jan
800
Jan
243/8 Aug
8(4
5
8,800
32
May
9
1,400
7%
3%
Jan
Jan
Jun
600
3 (4 May
20%
Feb
6%
7 5/a
Jan
3,400
3,600
3
141/a
10%
100
4 5/a
10%
5,300.
20%
Jan
Feb
71/8
1,900
4%
10%
2%
3
Feb
Feb
Mar
221/?
91/8
8%
5(4
•
2.50
Inc
14
6,700
Apr
153/4 Mar
28i%
2% May
2% Jun
5,800
26,500
1,200
24,500
2
32 3/4
71/4 May
5,600
3%
Tobacco
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
Jun
8
10c
1
*
Corp
Corp—
Thriftimart Inc
Salem-Brosius
86
,-1
Tenney
15(4 Mar
15%
Industries
Warrants
s
St
11%
13%
300
Jun
Jun
14
2%
.
33A
72
7%
5%
3%
Feb
July
1,000
61/2
1
1
Inc
Avenue
Consolidated
24
10%
Thorofare Markets Inc
Russeks Fifth
Ryan
Ryerson & Haynes
May
1,100
5(4
2%
-
23% May
14
300
18%
18
Apr
24% Mar
23 %
20c
Inc—
Inc
Teleregister Corp__
12% Mar
7% May
-7% Jun
31,800
Jun
21%
1
50c
Inc
Industries
Rusco
21%
21% Aug
2iy8 Jan
Television Industries Inc
Jan
5 % Mar
8% May
3,400
8%
10%
.
3(4 May
800
8%
2%
8%
11(4
Jun
5
-
1,200
--
1 ,>
10c
1
Apr
873/4 Mar
84(4
Jun
—*
5
Inc.—,
TelePrompter
Jan
_5
Inc
.1,100
23
65
12%c
*
1
Corp
Operations
Tel-A-Sign
Jan
7%
,
100
8%
-5
5
10
common
Material—
Technicolor
Feb
3% July
A
Electric Co_
International
Technical
Jan
1.50
30c
;
Inc
Roosevelt Raceway
.
common
Technical
Telectro
dep rets ord
Roosevelt Field Inc
Amer
72
13%
1%
22%
50c
25c
cumulative preferred
Taylor
Royce Ltd—
Rolls
B
Tampa
26(4 Mar
10%
15
1
—
:
class
Inc
4%
Jan
6%
Inc
27
Jan
T
Jan
82%
83
Ltd—
Apr
ft
1
*
..
Rollins Broadcasting
10%
7,200
5%
25
8% Mar
Jun
pfd F—100
4%
Inc
Metals
5(4
500
3(4
44
10(4
28
6(4
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Class
class B common
1
Robinson Technical Products Inc—20c
extended
Vtc
30Apr
251/2
1
10c
Petrol Corp_
Syntex Corporation
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Ritter
36(4 Mar
Jan
ft May
7(4
•
International
Supronlcs Corp
16% Mar
2% May
6% Jun
series A
Feb
Jun
221/4 July
73%
10%
—.-—1-1
Electronics Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class A—
Supermarkets Operating Co_
Jan
29%
200
25c
—,—
(Del),
Corporation
Supercrete
Apr
8
Corp_
Sunset
20% Mar
6 % May
Wells
Sunair
Jun
5%
Jun
new
Stylon
Apr
84(4 Mar
Jun
151/4
1%
•
(Del)
Corp
(J B) CoContainer Corp
Struthers
3,100
26%
17%
1
10c
:——*
1
1
—1
Stop •& Shop Inc-u—
Strong Cobb Arnfer Inc
23 %i Apr
2 % May.'
311/s
6V4
7%
13%
8(4
2%
5
Stetson
01.7%
22,700 ft /
18
67%
1
6,350
1,300
1
•
Corp
Mines Ltd common
Warrants
t: 1%
Jun,
20% Jun
J( 2,000 j
1
10c
50c
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Restaurant Associates
3%,'
4%
2%
""
1
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Resistoflex
2%
2%
4
Precision
15(4
5i%uMay.,.jiJrt
i.
—1
;
1
*
Co Inc—
Arms
800
411% Mar
10%
1
1
50c
(The)
Company
Aluminum Products—
Brewers Inc
Stephan
24(4 Jan
*
10(4 May
100
1%
1
5c
1
1
.
Corp
Reinsurance
Reliance
2,900
6
—10
Soundcraft Corp
Investment
Reeves
11%
1
Pump Co
Broadcasting & Dev
Reeves
——u
Stepan Chemical Co
31% Aug
Jun
May
18(4
4
*
5
10c
Corp—.
InC
Sterling
6
—
Warrants
Parts
Sterling
1%
Equities Corp of N Y
Realty
Instruments Inc
Statham
Properties Corp of America—
Real
preferred
6(4
May
31%
'
common
14%
11% Aug
4
Corp
convertible
50c
Ramco
(The)
22 %
6%
1
1
10c
50c
1
Stanrock
Star
12
4,300
21%
—
10c
Aviation Corp
Uranium Mines Ltd
class A
Stanley
Jan
Mar
5,300
22%
1
Inc
23
163/4
73% July
3c
1
1
1
1
Co
Jan
Feb
25%
18%
lc
*
Forgings Corp
Metals Co—
6
97/8
11%
30%
»-
Co
Standard
Standard
20% Mar
Jun
4% May
6% May
Jan
35
Corp
Standard
13 %
12,600
"
1
common—1
convertible preferred
20
Paint
Standard
100
20c
•
.—5
2,300
50 3/4
5% May
5,600
6%
Jan
30% May
14%
23
1
Shoe Corp
—
Rand Corp warrants
Arena Inc
10%
203/4
100
73/8
Apr
32
5
Co
6(4
72
Products class A_50c
22
11
—
Public Service
4 % %
Royalty
Speedry Chemical
33.% July
6%
—
1
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
8% Mar
4% May
10% May
v
1
Line
Pipe
Southland
10
19
26
12.50
Realty & Utilities
Southern
13% Apr
500
6(4
Edison—
preferred-^
.-8.33(4
preferred
25
4.56%
cumulative preference
25
4.48%
convertible preference
25
4.32%
cumulative preferred
25
i-4.24%.' cumulative preferred
25
4.08%
cumulative preferred25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co
2
24
39
623/4
12% July
22 % Jun
r
1-
cumulative
Southern
Presidential Realty Corp—
Class
High
Jan
6%
7
6%
15%
34(4
31
1
Corp—
Oil Co
16
39
39
i
California
4.78%
Feb
Inc
300
r46%
23%
23(4
original
5%
Feb
Feb
12% Mar
•1(4 Jun
1,200
/
30
Southern
11
Jun
38%
400
53%
50
South
Jan
2(4
1% May
8%
Penn
Jan
13%
3% May
32
Coast
*
*
£1
*
Manufacturing
44
28% Jun
6(4
1%
—
Inc
Precisionware
Prentice-Hall
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
46
r46%
1
Co
Corp
South
,13% Mar
Jun
200
5%
Oil
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
Airways
Slick
Apr
109%
Jun
Amer
^
Venezuelan
Sinclair
Singer
Feb
12%
Sonotone
•31
(Del)_—2.50
*
—1
•
1
66%
Alexander Inc
8% Mar
10% Mar
4%
5%
&
Jun
17(4
2.50
1
Corp of Canada
Simpson's Ltd
Jun
5%
—
(The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Low
deposit
American
Feb
13%
8 % May
7%
receipts
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
$3 conv preferred
Jan
6 (4
.5%
Polycast
May
5%
4%
Inc—10c
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co——„—*
Pneumatic
Scale_
.--10
Polarad Electronics Corp
50c
Poloron Products class A
1
Powdrell
Shares
Par
39% Mar
Jun
19
7,200
5%
50
—*
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Power
for Week
of Prices
Simca Automobiles—
1
1
1
Corp
Inc
Industries
Pierce
(Del)
Corp
Range
Sale Price
High
Low
High
30%
33%
5
10 pesos
10c
4
Industries
Philippine Long
Low
Pharmaceutical
&
Electronics
Phillips
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
,
'
Sales
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
9(4 May-
*8% 'Apr
8% May
"194
Jun
1,200
2% July
4
Jan
400
4% July
6(4
Jan
2 Va
5%
11,700
100
5%
-4
Jan
May
Jun
8% July
May
8
5
5
5 Va
300
3%
2%
8.600
1%
Jun
3(4
2%
3%
3(4
2.500
1%
Jim
4%
4%
Apr
Feb
"""eb
Number 6187
196
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*.
(775)
AMERICAN STOCK
Range
Sale Price
Container Corp cl A
Universal Controls Inc
Universal
—_25c
Valspar
Valve
17.78
Marion, Corp__.
Utah-Idaho
9%
8%
—:
6%
6%
12%
11 %
13
7
Vogt
VTR Inc
Waco
>
7 °/a
preferred—:
Waitt
6%
Inc
Bond
&
—
Knapp
$6
&
preferred
Inc
Chemical
West
Texas
5
200
2V2
3%
7,500
1
68%
270
\
10
500
2%
2%
li/4
22,600
89'A
89V4
Jun
8% Aug
Jun
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
71%
1
3%
31/2
3%
4%
5%
16,500
25
29
881/4
90
13%
12%
13%
3,200
4V4
3,500
4
3%
7,000
2%
2,000
1
Development
Western
Equities
Inc
Western
Nuclear
Inc
Western
2,100
3
Jan
2%
Gulf
Apr
34% Mar
"3%
10c
"
2%
2%
5c
.
American
rets
dep
Westmoreland
Inc.
,—*
Hydrometals
♦
Italian
6%s
Oil
River
Wiebolt
Stores
Williamhouse
Williams
Williams
Wilson
(R
5%
Nuclear
Corp
Ohio
Industries
Petroleum
6s
Wood
-l:
& Light
sub
Harbor
Ltd
pfd
*
Wood Newspaper Machine
1
Woodall
2
Industries
Woolworth
Inc
W)
(F
10
96'/a
96%
16%
—
17%
15%
200
6%
preferred——
Jewelry Co new
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Zale
Zapata Petroleum Corp
1,800
4%
4%
5,600
4'/a
4%
500
14%
13%
14%
16,200
5%
2,800
5
6
;
2,800
4%
4%
400
'5%
'6
10c
^
Corp
7%
4%
50c
"7%
5
1
—
Corp
3s
3s
series
F
series
G
Jan
4%s
series
H
3%
Jan
4 As
series
I
—
Jan
4%s
series
J
1982
Jun
14%
Feb
4%s series
22% Mar
10'A
16%
Jun
18
109
Mar
Southern
Jun
Southern
May
1985
3%s
1970
(Calif)
3s
18% Mar
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s
debs.:
Wfebb
&
Knapp. >Ittc. 5s debs
V-
16% May
8% Apr
,
31/2 Mayr~
7%
8
Feb
BONDS
American Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
Alsco
5%s
Inc
Steel
• Ainer
&
Pump
Appalachian! Eleo
Bethlehem- Steel
debs
sub
conv
June-Dec
debs 1994_
inc
4s
1974
Power! 3'As
OS
19701 "1998,
Aug
31%
Low
No.
"
Boston
BSF
2%s
Edison
Co
Raceway
1970
A
1969
convertible
5%s
Brandywine
series
Assn
,
Transit Authority 3%s
Continental Vending 6s 1976
Chicago
Davega
6%s
Lack
1st
Western
N
mortgage
4s
mortgage
1st
6%s
Mar-Sep
series
Builders
General
Development
6s
34
21
27
35
B
1993
12
1:11
May-Nov
10%
81
6s
debs
1963
1974
75
75
18
70
56
56
59
37
51
97
98%
97%
19
1:94 %
95 %
94%
90%
96
92%
121
Z
90%
5
98%
48
Z
101'A
Friday
Period
Peru
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
stamped
98Va
1027A
99%
103%
27
97%
lOO'/a
92%
11
91 y8
94
90>A
90'A
1
89
92
93%
United
Gas
2%s
Corp
1970
—Jan-July
*89%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
,
1972
4%s sink fund debentures
3%s sinking fund debentures
1973—^
1977
1978—
mtge & coll trust 4%s
mtge & coll trust 4%s
4%s sink fund debentures 1978—;
1st
1st
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
sinking fund debentures
1st
5 Vbs
1st
mtge
United
5s
U S
&
coll
trust
States Freight
conv
Rubber 2%s
United
1982
1981—
94%
96%
90 Va
10
-
—
*90
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
*91%
"
101
100
100
95%
90*
98%
101%
90•
91 Va
101
Jan-July
*104
101%
91%
204
99
103
6
97
101%
100'A 100'A
*100
101V2
Mar-Sept
99%
105 Va
102%
1
102%
102 Va
105%
102% 102%
105 Va
May-Nov
June-Dec
102%
102'/8 102%
33
101'A
102%
April-Oct
136'A
132
136'A
120
112%
163%
4s
debs
May-Nov
*93'/a
*84%
1976
Jan-July
96%
ApriZ-Oct
102%
1983
4%s sinking fund debentures
Vanadium Corp of America—
1986
3%s conv subord debentures
1969
1976
9 6'A
82
—
97
—
80
94
95
79
100%
88
81
98
103%
99
13
102%
78
99%
Mar-Sept
85%
93'A
—
__
92
Rio
~~
1st
&
ref mtge
2%s series E
1st
&
ref
3s series F
1st
&
1st
&
ref mtge 27/as series G
ref mtge 2%s series H
mtge
1975
1978
107
Mar-Sept
—
105
*85%
108
—
94
44
82%
--
June-Dec
1980
Mar-Sept
*78
1981
1982
June-Dec
April-Oct
*83
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan -July
General mortgage 4%s 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973_April-Ocf
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
May-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008
Feb-Auy
Vornado Inc 5s conv subord debs 1982
Mar-Sept
-*84
&
ref mtge
1st
&
ref
Wabash
RR
3%s
series I
mtge 3%s
series J
♦No
(Plan
Jan
A)
2%s
2008
88
__
*84%
*86%
——
*72%
*88'A
*91'/a
——
—
income series A Jan 1981
mtge income 4%s series
First mortgage
B Jan 1991
117
Z
75
Ex-liquidating
included
1
1997
3'As series B 1971
April
Feb-Nov
69
22
77
105
1
109
116
116
29
991/4
—
997/a
71%
__
116
97 %
99%
128
92
luO
' 97%
99%
198'A
__
99
5
72
4
67
-
80
&
-J5
1120
__
16%
__
9
~9%
6
"*
196
94%
193
__
94
95%
66
66
99
}iio
__
164
__
a
Deferred
—
—
June-Dec
__
__
160
Mar-Sept
"
—
__
160
199% 100'A
—
150
__
distribution,
in
year's
bid
41%
99%
—
100%
61%
64
39
34%
47%
__
—
48
53
—
g Ex-stock
range),
r
dividend,
Transaction
39% 41%
148
> 54
__
delivery transaction
Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
Bonds being traded flat.
♦
May-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
x
(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-x-ule
transaction
cash
for
(not
included
in
year's
range),
t Ex-dis¬
dividend.
ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
§ Reported
and
in
Abbreviations
used
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Ended August 1 7)
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Warren RR first ref gtd gold
3%s 2000——Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-JuZy
General
mortgage 3s
West
Penn
Electric
West
Penn
Power
West
Shore
4s
RR
1979
3%s
4s
gtd 2361
registered 2361
Western
Maryland Ry 1st 4s
mortgage 3%s series C
1st
5 %s
debentures
ser
Jan-July
1
Jan-July
Jan-July
A 1969—April-Ocf"
1979—
1982
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
3%s
convertible
debentures
1975
*79%
Central
mortgage
RR
4s
94
99%
80%
80 Va
85
92%
98%
54
54%
29
53%
54'A
29
94
94%
3
80%
80%
10
94
99%
50%
59%
50%
59
92
97%
80%
81%
99%
*101
103%
77
*75
77
96%
103% 103 'A
99
103 %
*96%
Feb-Aug
93%
;96%
13
54%
107
86
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
"*73%
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
97%
"*97%
89%
Whirlpool Corp 3%s sink fund debs 1980__Feb-Auy
Wilson Se Co 4'As sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
Wisconsin
35
97%
"98
April-Ocf
May-Nov
High
28%
Z *91%
98
Jan-July
1987
Jan. 1
Low
33
97%
97%
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s series A
1981—Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Range Since
Sold
No.
High
*85
May-Nov
1966
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
.33
May-Nov
1974_i^
3%s series I
1st
87%
*86%
87
—
97%
94%
9
98%
86%
22
99%
85
—
86'A
97%
967A
35
95%
59'/a
967A
97%
94
—
89'A
8
57%
Co—
series
2004
A
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'/as inc series A Jan 1
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
2029
58
59'/a
65
39%
36
57
*81%
99
79%
81%
*81
Jan-July
92
92
89
94%
Jan-July
1971
*35%
Mar-Sept
mortgage 27/es 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As
May
June-Dec
1st
79'/a
83
85
86
82%
87%
84
88
*79
Y
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st
68'A
*85
mtge 4'As series H 1990
99%
5
101% 101'A
April-Ocf
102
__
74
71%
—
—
„
85'A
J—.
117'A
101% 103
-70
April
93'A
•
90
83%
122
—
—
^
60
105
__
May-Nov
2%s 2008
stamped (Plan A)
value,
par
tribution.
.
25
18
74%
87'/a
90%
91
113 Va
120
95
a
70
1
69%
75
69
5
66%
72
r—*
83 Va
85%
Deferred
included
not
116
in
delivery
the
sale
year's range,
not
n
included in the year's range,
Included
in
the
Under-the-rule
y
the
year's
sale
not
range,
included
d Ex-interest,
in
the
e
Odd lot sale not
year's range,
r Cash
sale
Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
1 Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
Co—
Gen mtge 4s
Gen
86%
Mar-Sept
1979
1st
136
42
94%
78
72>A
71
Jan-July
(Plan A)
3s
de Janiero
First
Co—
4%s conv subord debs 1980—.—_—_—Mar-Sept
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
89%
183
72
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
;
1949
Western Union Teleg Co 5'As debs
—
101'A 103%
June-Dec
4%s conv subord debentures
Vendo
93%
—
May-Nov
1980
1967
States Steel
94%
94%
May-Nov
April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
debentures
debentures
2%s
4%s
90
Co—
debentures
subord
High
*95'A
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971—
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
'T 1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975—
1st
__
Low
Low
No.
45
92'%
_
Mar-Nov
BONDS
89
High
Low
106
190%
__
Jan. 1
Sold
105
105%
105
Z
of)—
Sinking fund
Range Since
Bonds
105%
'
6%s
stamped
(Republic
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
101%
997/u 100%
__
Friday
Interest
96
102%
101
101% 101V*
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week
BONDS
92'A
101'A
__
1100%
__
100'%
I974i___i:_—June-Dec
1967
B
(Prov)
Continued from page 30
New York Stock Exchange
93%
84
86
'
.
87%
80%
__
1107
__
May-Nov
1967
A
1 Friday's
75
Apr-Ocf
-April-Oct
May-Nov
__
subord
Parana
17%
May-Noy
—_
83%
«8%
,
95
28'A
27
27
85'A
83
Corp—
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
"
• 7s- (issue of May 1927)
1947
♦ 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947—
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—
97%
142 Va
Hanover
(not
May-Nov
1981
General
95
102
♦
Maranhao
f
1993
-——
5'As
93%
4
97%
130
117
86
1
Construction Corp—
&
1976
Inc
Feb-Aup
1975
60
7
106
105
91
82
102
97%
97%
.87
RR—
series A
Realty
vvts
ex
Fotochrome
Jan-July
102
102
94
130
Division—
J
4s
National
First
&
of
Lackawanna
♦
1978
Stores Corp—
convertible subord debs
Delaware
June-Dec
84
90
~3
83%
82
June-Dec
.
1978.
6s
88%
88%
June>-Dec.
69
55y2
'
series
4%s series
High
121
12
92%
1121
5 %s
31%
15
85
tl04«/e
__
(Germany) 7s 1951—"
i
___Jan-July
♦ Danzig Port
& Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
Jan. 1
62
91%
91%
,_.,_-,Quar-Feb
Range Since
Sold
35
J 56
June-Dec
June-Dec
High
Bonds
16
"
98%
♦ Baden
Friday
85
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Feb
3% July
.„
90%
1102% 103'/a
1103% 104
__
__
U-S "Nktural Gas 6%' conv sub debs 1977
Feb-Aug
Wasatch Corp debs. 6s ser A 1963
___Jan-Jmy
Washington Water Power 3%^ l964_i^__Jkne-Dec
4% July
Jan
82%
90%
98%
l'/a-Jun
Jun.»,
88%
Z
183
__
Itfar-Nov
1973
9R%
82
88
85
„
1973
Investing
1976^^^
-
90
189
__
United
&
83
95%
180
__
71/4 Apr
2% Jun
subor4"debs
137
183
__
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970_.
231/2 Mar
6s
or
182
__
April-Oct
1971
S'As
Szabo
96%
^
NTay-Nov
41
131/2 May
21
.
:|83
97
April-Oct
1987
Electric
Tn4
qqia
60
1986
Inc
lot
193
97%
O
Gas
qri/
liq
rr
98
'
~4
80
M
,v:8% May
6 ye Jan
120'/a
4
N
Improvement
so
q4
96
82%
series
6sj-conv
or3a
87
*2
82
series
,
93
97%
82
series
&
15
92%
*37
4%s
Gas
95%
96
4%s
Service
110
7iq
74
Mar-Sept
__Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1985
Counties
*
8
Jan-Aug
Gas
qq7.
170
87
4 /2s
Food
R9
37
110
Jan
Southwestern
58
86
Feb-Aug
California
81
1100% 101%
.
.
Mar-Sepf
1983
L
126 '*
qq3/
109
Jan
May
3%
series
71%
iori/
90
86%
Mar
29
Jan
5
5s
1982
K
on
<
120
__
ApriZ-Oct
1982
24%
79
12
190%
__
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
_________
1981
211/2
24
97%
„
Mar-Sept
1979
3/8s
83
102
957/«
__
______
1978
Jan
101
187%
__
1981—May-Nov
1965_
3s
1976
E
Jan
% Aug.
51/2 May
3% Jun;
5,100
7%
5
1
wi
common
,z~% "%
~~%
.—_
Foods
D
series
61/8 May
2% Jan
6%
Zion
series
3 %s
^q
q-tv
Mar-Sep
1973
1976
29'A
14% May
5s
preference
i
£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
40c
Yale Express System Inc class A
25c
Yonkers Raceway Inc com
__—25c
B
C
3y8s
Ltd—
American dep rets ord regular
series
series
i
11
Corp—
1973
3s
or
98
.
—
Edison
*
j%
31
-
Feb-Aug
1972—
Devel
"imiZ
ori
"
112
,,
&
•
196% 212
.
wv
I?
12
199-%
.
198
Jan-July
48v
17
103%
81%
78
May-Nov
m?%
ie
106
.100
.
__
1998—Jan-July
qL
4*
51
108
_j
mo
23
196'A
83
7®?
q2
50%
103
__
June-Dec
1977
Power
Jun
12
2,250
15'A
17%
A
Jan
931/2 Mar
1,200
--
Water
Feb
111/2 May
5% Jun
2,300
103%
Z
5
110
66
" 103
112
6
mo
10
73
093/.
108% 173
__
Feb-Ocf
1967
-
2V*
os
109
62%
_
Jan-July'.
6s
nyH
50%
1968—Apr-Oct
Co
deben
May
34Va
100
debs
California
series
®
3A
482
99
65%
April-Oct
warrants)
Broadcasting
3Ves
«
~
100
107
__
—Apr-Ocf.
Corp—
(without
conv
7
96
107
Jan-July
3%s 1984
debs
Equities
151/8
131/4 May
4% Jun
10,000
6%
3y4s
Power
7s
6
25
4%%
Industries
Pwr
Uohn)
6'A
14%
6%
Co
subord
25 %
1% May
-
—_May-Nov
1982—„May-Nov
—
2%s
1%
U'/a
liq tr ctfs
1976—
_
American
conv
Reeves
Feb
131/2
5%
12%
6%
6
1
1 *
6%s
&
Aug
8
1,400
13%
10
:
16'A
15%
6%%
to 1963
5%s 1976—
America
16
800
2,500
1,400
8%
extended
f
Jun
18
Jun-Dec
...
deb
Public Service Electric & Gas
Apr
32
Jun
18% May
July
% Aug
1,400
2'/a
17
7'A
157A
common—
8%
8%
l7/a
16
Realization Tr
of
1970
Rapid
14
96
—.-Jan-Juij
1st mortgage
mortgage 3s 1971
3%s
Jan
,
1981
con-v
Power
1st
7%s
1/2
Feb-Aug
1972-
Pennsylvania Water
Realty
38
6s
1953
Occidental
Safe
10
200
21%
21%
8'/a
1
preferred
Wisconsin
11,600
8%
10c
Co
%
16%
Co
&
C)
Brothers
300
Z—
(The) Inc
Williams-McWilliams
500
10%
%
21 '/a
—1*
Brothers
197/a
10'A
%
—1
Corp—
Inc
30
19%
10%
28
50
30
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
—1
Whippany Paper Board
10c
White Eagle International Inc__—10c
White Stag Mfg Co
•
1 "
Whitmoyer Laboratories Ihc„_
—1
Wichita
400
1977
General
due
Feb
Feb
*
Corp—
deb
5%s
Inc
L°bs H1q?
4
Jan-July
Corp 5%s 1974
Quar-Mar
National Research Corp 5s
1976__—;_—__Jan-July
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Apr
4%
Land
Power
National
Mar
3%
1970
4s
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
Mar-Sep
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
April-Oct
National Bellas Hess now 6s due 1984—April-Oct
7%
94
RR
Kawecki Chemical 4%s 1978
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv
211/4
i/8 May
24% Aug
4,400
25
24 7A
——
1—10
—
%
%
%
lis
shares
ord
WdA^Asked ^olJ8
^88 *90 **
N°"
90
i5/n
Stores
Southern
Western Tablet & Stationery
Week's Range
See
Apr-Oct
International 7s conv debs 1973—Jun-Dec
Hudson & Manhattan Corp 1st 6s 1982
Jan-July
5%s
Jun
1981
conv
Hoffman
Jan
7%
6%
Western
sub:
conv
Hartfield
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Co
Sale
;
American
6%s
Jan
4
88% Aug
10 y» Jun
30
Jan
104% Feb
2% July
2% Apr
100
Western
13
Jun
29
Jan
Corp
Registered
Jan
6%
3% May
3V2 May
22V4 Jun
1,400
5%
—50c
Jan
i/a May
83% Jun
280
90
Jan
16% Aug
IV2 May
48,200
li/s
„,
12%
23%
May
31/2 Jun
7
Jun
400
5 »/a
4%
10
Jan
9% Apr
21% Mar
28
66-
66"%
common
new
400
31/4
3
1%
pfd
4.40%
Utilities
Fashions
Westbury
5Vi
3'A
2%
Inc
Products
51/8
~3
10
preference
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
13
Aug
8%
10c
*
1
_1.25
common
series
West
100
Jan
10% Jan
7% May
141/2 May
7% Jun
500
8%
Jan
9
4,300
16%
Co—1
Instruments
Precision
Webb
91/4
4
common..
conv
non-cum
Waltham
6,800
15%
Apr
14%
5%
-
*
100
common—
6,600
9%
19%
Jun
5% May
3
May
3% May
1,800
4%
11%
8%
*
Co
5%
"9%
1
_
Aircraft
Wagner Baking
5%
Jun
3%
15,400
16%
*
Manufacturing
9'/h
Feb
Foam
Guantanamo, &
♦
Feb
814 May
6,000
87,600
9 %
25c
Vita Food Products-
Jan
12
May
General
Jan
35
11 ye
61/2
500
4%
1
—1
2
Corporation——
—
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
9%
■
8
2,200
8»/a
5%
Feb
6% May
13,500
8%
4%
9
A_r„-—————25c
Vinco
Jun
7
Venture
Viewlex Inc class
May
27
8%
—^1
.
of America——
25c
Capital Corp of America—~1
Victoreen
(The) Instrument Co
—1
5
150
29
8%
6
Corp
22,200
6'/a
5%
8
Jun
1,000
Period'
American Stock Exchange
High
ow
5
5%
28
9%
—*
Sugar--:
Corp—
5%
28
Friday
,
Range Since Jan. 1
I
High
51/4
com_10c
Universal Insurance.^.—
Universal
Shares
Low
Par
(Range for Week Ended August 17)
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
v
Sales
Week's
Friday
35
receivership, or reorganized under
Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
• Bonds selling flat.
.
/
.
Section 77 of
Bankruptcy
*
-
•"
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...
*
*.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended August 17)
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
Sale Price
-
Standard
Oil
(N J)—Hu,
Low
High
Standard
OH
(Ohio)-—
High
-
23%_ 23%..
15%
16%
Chemical——*
Agricultural
American
1.66%
American Tel
& Tel——.
*-—33%
Anaconda Company
—,.r
50
Boston
Edison Co
*—
-10
Boston Personal Property Trust—.,
*
Boston
& Providence RR——
100
Calumet & Hecla Inc——~5
Cities Service Co
—.—.J-.,
10
Motors Corp——
American
113%
Eastern Mass Street Ry co———
Company
Copper Corp__
Kennecott
Lone
Cement Corp—.—--m-
Star
35
13
55
Apr
•
U
,
17% Feb
Western
May
58% Feb
Westinghouse Electric
14%
155
13%
Jun
42%
164
33% May
Union
35
Jan
'
25
3
24
Jan
52%
433
51% May
43%
724
36% Jun
68%
39y8
1,284
54% Jun
348
30%
Jun
V
126
19
100
18% May
15
11% Feb
1,768
Allied
8c
'
,
.
*
' ''
,
44%
,45%'
27
27%
49
24% Jun
41%-Jan
28%
168
25%-Jun
.391/4'Jan
Low
4%
preferred
44%
43%
44%
521
igyaMay
36% May
32%
26 ya
41
11%
34%
11%
129
11%
144
10% JUn
18% Feb
34%
34%
100
28
4Q
Jun
Jun
47%
48
140
31
32%
28%
350
289
22'A July
53%
10
24%
834
25%
Jan
•
Diamond
Jan
Feb
Eaton
70% Jan
Mfg
88%
88%
31%
31
31%
39% Jan
Ex-Cell-O
15%
Hobart Mfg
96%
..
5
...5
...10
—.————1
—.
...
Procter & Gamble common
8%
preferred
U. S. Playing Card
'
20%
69%
——•
100
5
:
49%
15%
20%
15%
20 '/a
29%
—
Kroger
98
48%
97%
—
Cards
26y8
46y».
Co.
Co
38y»
37 % May
50% Mar
86% July
27% Jun
92% Feb
15%
100
15
Jun
16%
12 y8
i6ya
12%
100
14
May
25% Mar
978
10 % July
1%
1%
1,205
39%
382
1
May
35% Jun
21% Jan
1% Jan
38%
51%
53%
2,300
10
ioy4
1,220
'54
'•54%
1,537
'?
,
10%
'54
■
Allls-Chalmers
—
Aluminum Co
10
,—
of America.—
19% May
24% Jun
24%
American Can-_.__12 %"
American
Cyanamid
20
y* Jun
30 Va
Jun
92 Mi
American Tel & Tel
6.25
—
Anaconda
50
...—
Steel
Armco
113%
Co,—-—.—33%
Tobacco
American
m — — «. .. — —
mm mmm*
mm mm
—10
70
26%
178% May
26% Jun
Armour—.——.————
1
Associated
Avco
———;
Dry Goods
Corp
Steel
Bethlehem
•
——6
Corp
Burroughs
'
'
.
—
.—..
-
182
41
43 y8
2,312
37% Jun
22%
23%
1,455
173/4 May
33 y8
5,615
'-
,95
45
41
.75
153
38
149
293
Chesapeake & Ohio——
Chrysler
23
25
47
25% Aug
31
795
26 Va May
363/4
674
6% Mar
2%
2%
500
2%' Jan.
22%
Columbia Gas—
~2%
Corn Products
21
49
562,
38%
38y«
.
34
25
i
51%. Jan
71% Jan
56 % Feb
Jun
19% May
:io
Wright
Power 81
44% July
40%
58
24%
105
17% May
32%
32%
5
31% Jun
45
...
Jun
28 Ve
Feb
43% Jan
.
38
39 y*
20%
21
440
2Q% July
56
Feb
52% Jan
38%
39
15
32% May.
52% Mar
36% May
85
,
Dayton
Dow Chemical
Du
Pont
143
45
40%
40%
100
25%
25%
46%
46
32% May
22% May
34
41% May
60% Mar
141/4
20 y8 Aug
J
Range
Shares
Motor
new
,
39
*
American Investment Co
American Machine &
May
99%
Jun
85%
97
18%
36%, Juri
23
23%
110
Stand San (Un)——5
:
33 Vb
8s
American Viscose
Corp
„_g
General Motors
General
1%
Telephone
—3.33%
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound
Gulf
Oil
Harvester
Mar
26%- Jan
44»A July
27i/a Feb
I
Laughlin
Seeley
:
1
1
~~
*.
MoGraw-Edison
Minnesota
Mining
Monsanto
Chemical
54%
Jun
36% Feb
78% Mar
45
Jun
57%
..I._
2
•
Jan
—
North
Aviation__I
American
Pennsylvania
"* "
RR
Pepsi-Cola
Schenley Industries
Sears, Roebuck
18% May
29% Jan
Automatic
108
29% Aug
45
Avco
22 y8
Jun
35%
73
47
40
44
26%
26%
77
25%
Jun
69
33%
Jun
33% May
May
Jan
44
—*
pfd_i_
-
Corporation
50
40% Jun
35
23 % May
27
45
36
42% Jun
M* Jun
62% Mar
Mobil
Bastian-Blessing
Co
Oil
(Calif >__!
footnotes,
r 28
—.7—25
see page9
43.
.
32'
1,200
30
55%
14%
100
44
1,000
29 Va
29%
40
40%
10 Va
iiy8
27%
403A
11
273A
48%
30%
13»A
-
27%
930
13,600
1,300
!
May
38 y8
Jun
10 y8
Jan
47%
49%
37%
38%
23
23
21%
27
6,200
10
1,200
100
48%
22
48%
16%.
100
45
4,400
Jun
12% Jun
17 JA May
500
11%
22 Va
500
21lA
21%
700
20
13%
13%
22%
13%
Feb
71% Mar
56%
Feb
28%; Feb
27% Jan
20% Aug
9% Jun
19%. May
,
)an
28 Va
May
22
9%
j-
37% Jan
42% Mar
Jun
20
Jan
52%
Jun
33
22
21%
:
May
43%
1,000
207/8
—
—-
;
24
700l
20 Ms
May
300
Apr
61% Mar
Jun
10 V*
4,600
-
18% Jan
42
Jun
13%
Bell & Gossett Co—
Bell
-
Howell
.
Co
.1-_——-—2
.*
10 %
May
Feb
27
,
57% Feb
3ty8 Jan
=
19%
Jun
49%
5Qy4
Jun
100
75% Jan
1% Feb
4,400
39%
40%
46%
15
68%
53%
54% Jan
Jun
71% Jan
99
10% Jun
18% Feb
15
35 Va
57% Feb
10
-
39% Aug
Jun
43
Jun
60
39
Jun
63% Mar
80% Jan
46%
10
Mar
44%
46
30
—
39%
39 y*
50
33% Jan
40
18 y4
18%
40
17% May
26% Jan
68%
30%
72%
21
59%
87 V*
30%
25
50%
51 y8
149
30% Aug
44% Jun
48 %
48%
89
13%
14%
163
57y»
44'A
57 Va
10
44%
14
Jun
Budd Company
.5
.1
T5
-1
8c
5
Sons
.——
Burlington Industries (Un)—
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Business Capital Corp..——
31 y4
Jun
May
Jan
43% Mar
41%
32 %
33%
21%
150
20
38%
41%
800
36% May
56 Va Mar
39*A
200
34 y4
Jan
43
Feb
39%
2,400
38 Va Aug
48
Jan
38%
38%
39
37
41 Va Mar
52% Jan
500
700
18%
800
21%
9,500
12%
21%
38%
39
1,100
5y4
38%
12%
21%
—
Apr
Jun
27%
20%
—
24 Va
20% July
9% Jun
26%
*
.
6
9,800
21
.
15%
Feb
Jun
25% Mar
33 % May
4% Jun
53 Va Mar
6 'A July
59% Jan
Jan
40% Feb
56
Feb
57
13
Jun
23% Jan
5Q
May
42% May
59% May
57%
-Calumet & Hecla
Mar
40% Jun
.
.5
lVa Jan
21%
32%
.5
Fisheries
19 »A Mar
1%
Consolidated
Corp..
Corp
(E J)———
Brunswick Corp
Braoh
12 y4 May
1%
Boeing Company (Un)—-——z
Booth
Apr
May
700
52% Jan
Jun
Apr
;
500
34%
181
19
27 %
24
24
53%
39% Mar
70% Mar
Jan
9,550
Jun
Feb
53. Va
28 Va
Jun
Benguet
-
Jun
July
28%
5
-——
Bendix Corp
18% Jun
35y4 Aug
40% Jun
--
136 y4- Jan
21%
29%
135
—1177—~50c
.17%' Jan
Jun
98% May
13%
41% Jun
157
51%
May
13
22.%
15
47
s
12
80Q
6,800
'a22%
21%
—.—,—*
10
65
36 Va
—
Standard Oil (Ind)
For
~
9,800
.
13
(Un)
507
43%
5
HT""— 5
-
Jan
13%
4,300
24%
35%
—
.17
24'A
33 %
53%
37 %
»A
11%
3
_
Jan
24 y8
38 Va Mar
227/a
32
48%
36%
39%
5
78%
4
Jun
13%
Inc (Un)—»-P2
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
——.—8
Binks Manufacturing Co
1
39%
—
Oil
-
Iperry Rand
Standard
~~3~
:47- i; Feb
'47% npr
26
24%,
20%
—
""
47% Feb
-
42 Va- Jan
-3
Belden Mfg Co
46%
.
—
———20~g
Jun
13%
of America_2.50 •
Co
—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
26%
68%
—
155/a
13 y8
Mar
36%
42
Canteen
::
56% Feb
32% May
57% Feb
69% Mar
11 y8
•
23%' Jan
29% Feb
—
10
Jan
67% Mar
109% 113%
13'A
Topeka & Santa Fe-—
non-cum
225
—
~
17——
Oil
Southern Co
—..5
: Jan
28
.
Jun
18 JA
300
1
r-10
-10.
Athey Products Corp
-4
Atlantic Refining Co (Un).—-•——10
5%
184
20%
—
_i 9/5
^
Socony
f0
——33V3C
Phillips Petroleum
Radio Corp of America..
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal. Dutch Pet
Sinclair
~i
40%
23
20y8 July
55%
,—2.50
Borg-Warner
National Gypsum
45
1,700
317/a
Co
&
30
45
24%
33%
53%
12%(Mar
* Jan
57
.
"
38% May;
35% Jun
100
31Va
113%
-I.25
Corp (Un)
———10
(111)——5
Ashland Oil & Refining com—
,1
Armour
28%
Va
46%
26%
.
17% Jun
500
19ya
21 Va
163A
'
-
—50
Armco' Steel
26%
40%
5-
I
.
26y4
la
—~~"L
Corp
Jun
47
Jones &
(P)
Martin-Marietta
.
—
(Un).,
Arkansas Louisiana' Gas—
.
17% May
20%
56
31 Va
——23
1
(Un)
Inc—:
Company
Corp
34%
8%
I_I~2%"TL_—
Lorillard
662
19
,
—
Paper
International Tel & Tel
King
91
53%
'55
Jun
20%
—
Industries
29%
—
la,
■
68 Va
51%
_•
.
:
...
International
International
65%
67%
53%
24%
23%
21%
1.66%.
Corp
Ampex
Common
24%
Jun
—
American Tobacco Co (Un)—6.25
Mar
r-
.1
—„—
.—
-iu
1.75
Corp
Atchinson
General Dynamics
General Electric
__
1
1
115
Jun
28
15%
393A
543/a
19'A
"1
Foundry—
Apache
Jun
20
43 ya
Jun
407/a
(111)—
253% Mar
168% Jun
19%
45%
10
Rad
Anaconda
98%
:1,608
-900
700
200
30
Jun
41%
63%,
18%
1,900
2,500
Motors
Amsted
20
"8%Mar
-'■•
Aug
;
-Jan
19% Mar
*
JUn
14 y8
29'A
American Tel & Tel Co
Jan
1
35"%
1,200
447/8
41
American
Jan
3
.
4,000
,
29
American
72%
.—2.50.
37%
44%
Feb
59
28%
...
lT'A,
*
Jun
6% Jun
44V2
54% Jan
39%
—
18%
21
4% May
200
12.50
Co iUn)
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
American Home Products (Un)
20% May
common
.
11%
900."
„
80% Mar
,
'
-
'
36
62
430
Hi«h
:
Aug-
10% Jun
'
<36y»
v
'/ '
8
1J2
69
40
4
60
1,500
4% '
77/a
14%
America
of
American Can
45
Trailer
-Mar
4
Range Since Jan. 1'
400
■
(Un—1-
Co
Paramount Theatres
-
247/8
2001/4
4%
—
—10
137/a
13Va
133/8
'4%.
.
—--9L.
62
11 Va
OO'A
20%
—10
25%-Jan
10 %. Feb
Low
•
_i
19%
265
'
—
L.
1
High
60
——lfL
1
62% Feb
Jun
47
Low
23%
24%
...
,Apr
23/4 Apr
16% Mar
Sales
for Week
Week's
tUn)—^-X..L
American Airlines
(Unl—
1American Broadcasting
43%
r.
100
of Prices
————5
—,——...——
Aluminum
5
199
429
14»/a
14%2:4% .24
7
,_5
100
8%
2%
Last
Chalmers Mfg
Aluminium Ltd
,
.
Kodak
Fruehauf
20%
21%
8
3%. Mar
38%.Mar
25
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Allis
.
'
——
Light
—
El Paso Natural Gas
Ford
46
100
23/4
-i
% July
Aug
20% July
2% Jan
12
May
20
May
6
Jun
2% Jun
415
213/4
8
2%
15%
May
33/4, May
601/4 Jan
155
541/4
48%
1
—„—
Eastman
45% May
50%
52%
...90c
2
Jan
11
22
402
2%
21%
.10
Alleghany Corp (Un)—
Allied Chemical
28%. Feb
40%
23
23
47%
,,
Curtiss
200
4,039
22
15%
Corp——..
1
(—
Rosa Electronics———25o.
Advance
1
136%; Jan
42 Va. Apr
29% Jun
38% May
43% Jun
Admiral
x
Jan
—.10
—
,
22
Sale Price
Abbott Laboratories
Acme Steel Co
C
Apr
25
Colgate-Palmolive
2%
23%
2%
23
Par
Feb
fi
17%
98% May
110
40
48%
.Mar
200
9%
Midwest Stock Exchange
,Mar
4a
Jun
40%
50%
Jan
.July
27%
2
A
Jan
66
„1Q
1
...
—
6
.
25%
American Metal Climax.
Cities Service
2
9%
*
——
Feb
57%. Jan
27 V4
III
Jan
'
11% May
22%
20%
200
25%
27%
—1
—
66% Feb
14 % Aug
47% Jun
38
May
.100.
24
__
5»A
27%
,
__1
—
Die
100
,
-1
—
Square Garden—..^—
&' Co.-.——.
Superior Tqcd. &,
m
-
45% Jun
1 % July
4
May'
1%
5%
,10
Co
4% Jan
48% Apr
12% Mar
433/e Jun
'
Feb
51%
43%
-1
Co....
30% Mar
531/4 July
.
40%
——,.——.8
5
Boeing
Brunswick
—_l
.—...3
——
14%,
64
47%
—,
5
Ashland Oil
15
39%
'
11
53%
___J_0'
Jan
12
15%
17y8
109% 113%
307/a 32
__
100
38%lJan
•
Jan
57:
39%
40%
—1.66%
—
31% Aug
3% Mar
373/4 Jun
9 % Aug
17% Feb
July
703
44%
„
1
—
American Motors
196
'■< Jan
61
'
Feb
36 y8
967
58%
60'A
12%; Jan
Jun
23
—1
Mfg Co—
Scotten, Dillon Co————
Studebaker-Packard Corp ..4
Feb
39%
Jun
100
14'/a
14%
63 y4
t
100
12 y4
Rudy
21%' Jan
70
58%
..
160
4»A
40%
12 y4
'
:
40%
1
0>
—
31%
4%
Mar
59%; Feb
Jun
12
31%
.
Friday
...
53
:
Jun
6%
100
380
r
.1.66%
Davis
STOCKS
Allied Stores-
47 %'
9»/4
Feb
18%'Mar
-
Jun
13%
'Apr
9
16 %
9 % July
13 Vs
.
"4%
'
S TO C K S
UNLISTED
39%
9%
~
•
10
Rickel (H Wl 8c Cq—
4J3% :Jan
52%- Jan
21%
180
26%
Jun
(S S>
Prophet
Feb
31
35
68y4
Parke
-
51
May,i<r
41
15%
,..2
—
Brewing Co
(C M) Lamp Co
Madison
Feb
272
30
35
20%
180
-
12% May
n93
High
/
940
I
common——2.50
new
Kysor Heater Co—,—
Lansing Stamping Co
32% Jan
24 y4 May
50
Low
,
5% Jan
10% Jun
._—-3'-
King-Seeley Thermos Co——.i_
"
220
161
Range Since Jan; 1
High
12%
——1
—l.
Inc—i-.—---——i—
Motor
Kresge
High
25 y8 Aug
515
,
Shares
15%
*
:,i
Corporation
Fenestra
Range Since Jan. 1
80
1
,
Eagle Picher
Gibson
25^1
25%
26y8
45%
for Week
300
—
Co————r.—-
Baler
Economy
43% Mar
Low
High
88%
Chemicals
Bois
Low
100
National
Du
Jan
62% Feb
30%
Hall
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
Range
of Prices
—10
——.—50
——-V
...
Telephone
78%
7ya
7%
11% '11%
—5
Stores-.
—
Jan
41
19% Jun
45% May
19% Jun
45
July
22% Jun
59
22%
22%
53%
23%
100
50
413
90
—*—
Milling
Cincinnati
Jurt-
ii%
1
Metal;
Food
7J/2
,
1
Mfg Co__—
5.«
Burroughs
Corp—
Chrysler
Corp———_4——25
Consolidated ^aper
—10
—
Detroit • Edison Coi—■—v■—^—..i—20 .IDetroit Gasket & Mfg—
i_
Detroit Steql Corp
—1
15
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Cincinnati
41%
Jun
34% Mar
Sales
Week's
Range
,1
———-—
Goebel
common..——
22% May
283
of Prices
1
Products—..I—
Avis Industrial Corp
L_—J—
Ford
Cincinnati Gas
121%
Exchange:
.
Par
Equip——
Supermarkets
American
Apr
28% Apr
51% Jan
25Va
26.?/a
46%
Jan
•26%
Jun
'
85% Jah
24% Feb
70%
'
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Allen .Electric
SSysJan
67% Jun
23%
10
—♦
8.50
>'
45%
Last
Fruehauf Trailer Co
General Motors Corp
.
23-
90
83%
■
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Borman
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Papers common—
58% Mar
26%
Sale Price
78% Mar
12%
23%
Par
28% ;Feb
..
•28%
stocks
Apr
72% Jan
44 % July
12%
22%
Friday
Last
Price
85
-
140
Friday
40
19
Sale
46% May •
11"%-Jun-
-91%
Brown-McLaren
STOCKS
10% Mar
22% May
2
89 y8
:_2Va
Feb
48
69%
28
50
-
,n12% -127/a
Detroit Stock
1% Apr
2
37%
48
298
23%
...——_
Feb
55
% Jan
3
1
38%
51%
53%
24%
8%
.
22% Mar,
40%
,
7%
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:16%
10% Jun
47
65%
—
59% Feb
53%
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5
130
25
Narragansett Racing Association:
1
New England Electric System.
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Pennsylvania RR ———■
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10
Shawmut Association
*
Stop & Shop Inc
—.
1
Torrington- Co—
—
*
United Fruit Co
—:—
-•
United Shoe Machinery Corp com.—25
U S Smelting Refining & Min'g com_50
Westinghouse Electric Corp——..6.25
56%. Feb
47% May
5% Jun
23%
Steel
10%
1
68%
45%TMay
99
:"5%
♦
S. Shoe.,
US
Jan
673
26%
48%
38%
1
•
4
.
34% July
76% Jan
High
52%
1
Gulf Sulphur^—.....
Union Carbide l,—;
42%
>
——
29% May
50% Jan
Low
-12%
.u
Range Since Jan. 1
High
51%
Texas
.
14%
eum
Gillette
52% Jan
Shares
,
50% '51%
—1
^
——
———
10%
1st pfd "A"—.100
6%
cum pfd "B"
.4———-100
First National Stores Inc..
*
Ford
Motor Go-:——'.——-—2.50
General Electric Co
—
5
8%
,
40
40
38% Jun
52%
10
Sunray
Texaco
47%
10
Eastern Gas 8c Fuel Assoc com
55
55
17% Jan
136% Jan
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
—7
Studebaker-Packard
Oil .—— 1
30% Mar
Jun
May
12% May
98
,
34%
32%
33%
20%
33
-
41
39%
Co———J—.———5
Copper Range
.
707
3,827
135
545
150-
109 V4 114%
'
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
'Par-
•
.
Last
Sale Price.
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Week's
'
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
•
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...
(776)
Jan
Feb
Canadian
Pacific
Inc———.5
(Un)—...
-25
10%
11%
900
10% Jun
17% Feb
26%
21
300
1Q
—■*
37%
37%
300
20 Va Aug
3iy»May
42% Feb
31%
34
3,400
29% July
42 Va
38'A
21%
18
38%
1,100
31
Carrier
Corp common
Caterpillar Tractor
(Un)—
Central & South West Corp.—
Central Illinois Public ServiceCertain-teed Products (Un)——
Champlin Oil & Ref common—
$3 convertible preferred——
Chemetron Corp
.
2^0
10
^
—
21%
100
19%
500
27
27
27
200
60
61
60
1®%
12%
18%
-
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300
'"Mi:-
Jun
17% May
18
Aug
21% May
58% Feb
15% Jun
T
26
Jan
Jan
"46% Feb
21% Aug
52%
29
65
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Feb
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Volume
Number 6187
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Shares
Low
Par
STOCKS
Low
Par
High
CJhemical
Monsanto
59% Jan
48%
49%
600
45 3A May
*
8%
9Va
700
8% Jun
17%
Feb
Montgomery
&
Northwestern Ry com—♦
Chicago Rock isi tie Pacnic Ry Co—__*
10%
10%
100
9
Jun
22%
Feb
Motorola
19%
19%
200
18% May
26 V*
Jan
Muter
91/4
91/4
500
8% Jun
Milw
Paul
St
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25
COn)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chic
Pac
a—'.
49%
Chicago
.
RR
Bend
Chrysler
City
Corp
1
10
—_—*
Co_—
Ilium
Cleveland-Electric
Coleman
Fuel
Columbia
Gas
Iron
&
System
Consumers
Container
Continental
Continental
Oil
Controls Co
of
Jan
403/4
600
10%
700
323/4 May
8 3/4 May
253/4
1,100
423/8
441/2
2,100
54%
Aviation
American
North
Northern
Illinois
Apr
Northern
Indiana
45% Mar
Northern
Natural
Pacific
Ltd
Drewrys
Du
Pont
Northern
Kodak
5
21
43 %
26%
213/s
1,900
V2
17
43%.
500
38% May
57
57
400
48 yi May
1
10
10
200
501/4
50%
200
47
Jun
22 y2
22%
200
21
May
46%
46%
100
41% May
22
23%
1,200
•
—
—_5
23%
—1
12.50
(Un)
9%
15%
20
15%
201/a
Jun
12%
3,400
46
Jun
19
200
19%
45%
1
28% Mar
Jun
42%
(Un)
1
Co——5
Jun
-
47%
Northwest
53 y8 Mar
34%
Oak
Feb
Firestone
Tire
Flour Mills
Ford
Motor
28'%
29%
46'A
F W
D
25%
May
27% May
56% Feb
34% Mar
Pan
25%
40
700
72%
Jan
303/4
Feb
Peabody
Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Jun
22 V* May
100
166
200
•
-
Jun
Parke-Davis
200'A Aug
16% lun
27 y2
Jun
26%
Jan
Philip Morris Inc (Un)^
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
500
Jun
42
Feb
Procter
27%
28%
.600
115% Mar
(Un)
8%
5%
5%
5%
600
4%
Jun
'
47%
48%
200
31%
Jun
30
31%
1,300
30
Aug
44 %
800
37%
Jun
60
6%
50
i
•
•
31%
•
1
6%
42%
23%
43
41
22
,_3
8%
1
Corp
8%i
7
Jun
14%
J a*
27 ya
F<>
7
600
July
Co
10
10
5%
600
5
May
May
\ 12
Jun
15
Mar
65/s
36%
26 %
3,700
19
65 y8
68 3/8
3,300
543/8
jun
59%
Jun
95 y2
Jan
22% May
333A
Jan
St
45 y«
Jun
57 V4
Jan
San
1,500
18 ys July
30%
Feb
200
22% May
37
25
27%
53%
515/8
183/4
53%
19%
1,800
19,900
30%
30%
19%
^.2.50
)
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19%
Corp——:3.33%
*
'24
'.
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39
37%
29%
16%
Servel
Sheaffer
_;
International
International
Tel
Interstate
Power
Chemical
(Un)——
—.—
Co
Shoe
—
—
(Un)
Jun
24%
22%
27%
22%
5,400
22
Aug
38% Mar
28 y4
28»/4
800
22%
Jun
35
11%
43%
11%
800
10%
Jun
18% Feb
39% Jun
52% Mar
627/4
Jan
106%
Jati
34%
12
35%
34%
34
May
29% Jun
6,700
300
24%
>■
44%- Apr
43% Apr
15%
38 %f
163/8
600
13% Jun
18
Co
13%
650
11%
15
14%'
800
11% May
38 y4 Aug
38%
"
38%
135
135
25
6%
100
.
Jun
D
Square
145
25
7%
4,400
Jun
33
8%
25%
„
1,500
,
6% May
of
Standard
Oil
Co
May
of
Oil
common—;
Stewart-Warner
—
Corp
Storklihe
5Vz May
9% Mar
23
18
Jun
31%
Jun
46%
Jun
28% Mar
Sunbeam Corp
Sundstrand
Company——.
1,500
3iy2
48 V4
Jan
Tenn
1,200
2,900
25% July
30%
Apr
Texaco
44V4 Mhy
57% Mar
Texas
40%
41
200
34%
56%
Feb
Texas
Gas
64 %
65%
200
52% Jun
85
Jan
Texas
Gtilf Producing
26 y8
21
Gulf
24
24%
V*
Jun
Gad
Transmission
97/8
—5
-5
10
47%
38 yB Mar
Texas
23
Jun
28% Mar
Textron
Jun
58
Feb
25%
Thompson
Jan
Thor Power
May
8
May
10% Mar
407/4 July
59%
Feb
407/4
Jun
72
Feb
25%
Jun
37
Mar
Chemical—33y3c
34%
1,200
Corp (Un) —
•
Kimberly-Clark Corp _____—-——5
Knapp Monarch Co
1
70%
70
703/4
500
677/a July
85%
Jan
521/4
53%
600
50
78%
6'A
67/4
--
-
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(Uh)
Sulphur
Inc
RamO-Wooldridge
—
Tool CO
600
r
57/2
Jun
Jun
11%
11%
77%
77%
97/2
107/2
167/4
181/4
Co common..—*.—50o
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
—50c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp (Un)
1
Lorillard
(P)
Co (Un)
5
Lincoln Printing
31
3,TOO
207/a
Jun
41
46
1,800
40%
Jun
80'A
287/2
450
317/a
Feb
39%
2,200
263/4 May
333/4 Jah
40 V*
May
11 Va
123/4
25%
263/a
11%
12
11
11
Marietta
Middle
South
La Salle St
So
208
Minneapolis
Minnesota
400
35
46%
400
41 Vi
9
7%
9%
2,700
7
Jun
14%
Jan
8%
8%
100
8
May
9'/a
Jan
30 %
30 %
8%
303/4
31 Vb
Jan
RR
17 Vb Mar
Fruit
States
*
(Un)_
45
Jun
56'A Mar
38%
Jun
57
25%
300
21% May
3p%
Feb
29
29 Va
400
23%
35 %
Apr
84%
'
56 %
43%
57
44%
52%
51%
52%
9.700
51
51%
300
.
1
13%
28%
25%
27%
57
7
10
14
1,300
100
27%
300
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Va
Feb
80
13
12,200
25
,
Jun
..
20%
Jun...
Jun
8Va Jan
1,200
303/8
18
Jun
900
23»/4
44%r.
51
Jun
,.2,900
1,000
400
-
84% Aug
24%
Jan
38
Feb
39
Jan
>
9% July
34% Jan
60% May
88% Feb '
41% May
45% May
56
Feb
48%
Jun
59%
Feb '
Jun
23% Mar ;
34
Mar >
ll1/!,
237%
Jun
37% 373/4
8%
73/4.
70
Apr
"8%
5,700
May
10%
Feb
34%
34
347/4
200
34
Jun
58% Mar,
20
20
200
18
May
24% Mar
23%
233/4
1,300
227/a May
28%
Feb
34%
34%
bud
32% Jun
49%
Feb
20%
21%
3,200
Apr
541/4
5,100
161/4
16%
1,100
18% Majr
45% Jut*
14% May
25V4
53%
387/2
387/2
42Vu
443/4
300
13
13 7/4
1,000
28
287/2
400
...
i
50
36 y« Aug
0
54%
.
3.33%
•
wt[[ra
[JL,
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51%
38%
900
30 y8
Jun
22%
600
4
Jun
15
Jun
500
25% May
7%
Apr
10%
2,100
10
14%
41 %
Jun
70%
33
Jun
40% Mar
305/O
303/4
400
30 5/s
Aug
42%
5% _5%
150
24 7/4 Mar
%
100
40
2,400
34 y*
(Un)
Telegraph
2
2%
6.23
9%
1
Electric
(F W)
Bower
Co
(Un)
(Un)
Jan
63% Maf
15%
Jan
Jan
Jun
293/4
30 3/4
2,600
25
Jun
38 «/4
27%
900
24%
Jun
41 Va
Jun
397/a
Jan
300
26 y4
Jun
33'/4
Jan
40%
42%
400
357/8
Jun
52%
Jan
82
32
81
Apr
847/a
36%
54'%
36%
400
36
Jun
55
Feb
54 7/8
200
45 %i
Mur
68 y*
300
63 ya
Jun
Jun
60
92
Jan
10%
1
8,100
27 y2
67%
36%
28 y2
82
42%
257/a
25 ya
27y4
28%
•
•
—10
16
Jun
Mar
8 '/2 May
26 y8
27
3
Co
9
10%
300
10% July
Feb
700
697/4 Aug
12'/2 May
Feb
16 y4 Mar
Jan
9,700
Feb
600
9%
1
World Publishing Co
357/s
Jan
60%
1,200
701/4
46
45%
10
Co
Wool worth
53 y»
Feb
24»/2
46 y4
Wisconsin
10%
Jan
30%
104 »/2
23%
54%
Feb
34%
39
Jun
61
Apr
483/4
Jun
19%
29% Aug
preferred
& Co
(Un)
Wilson
52%
35%
2i%
30% Jun
Motor
Jan
Io%
34% Jfan
500
800
39
18%
Jan
900
Whirlpool Corp
250
27 % May
Apr
68
303/a
Westinghouse Electric Corp
5%
1,100
31
Jah
51%
34 3A
Jan
16%
30%
43% Ma#
120%
29%
Jan
33 y&
500
69'/4
247/4
1
67 y2
16
503/4
29%
1
25 ys
33%
49%
297/s
837% Jun
387% May
47% July
33%
products
49% May
12%
700
Jan
1
8% May
1,100
Jan
400
1,400
Jun
91 »/4
78%
May
19% May
12%
33
35
47%
Jan
317/4
Union
12
300
34%
89 %
46
Jah
36%
707/2 May
Jun
Inc
$4.25
Mar
Jun
Bancorporation
White
68
137/4
Western
Apr
207/4 Jun
5
40%
Western
94 y2 Mar
300
69 »/2
1,000
(Un),
46% Mar
40
227/s
69%
—
51 Va
8,500
Co
28 3/4
Jun
100
8% Mkr
17%
Steel
33
Jun
381/2
A% Jun
35% Jun
46'/4
oil
56
300
16 y4
Upjohn Company
33
Feb
6ya
6
44%
universal
300
Apr
47%
Jun
2.50
Feb
300
35V4
29 Va
Corp
Feb
68%
Fbb
24% Aug
360
Match
63%
33 y2
65
100
387/8
Jun
Jun
67
300
241/2
38%
,
533/8
24%
:
3
40%
May
33
Apt
23 y3 Jah
31% Mar
500
U
31%
14,000
May
387% Jun
23
45/a Apr
51%
16»/4
Universal
Jan
Jtih
42%
Jan
18
11%
153/4
Jan
S
357/4 Jun
34
Juh
42 y4
2R%
523A
Jun
100
89% Ma*
187/s Mar
1
Walgreen
Co—•
43.
-:
143/4-
13
28
15
28%-
Jan
6
16%
Rubber
Webcor
•
8%
21 >/4
283/4
1
4
Industries
21
May
S
Feb
10
11
84%
;~8%
——
i 15
Jun
400
States
United
U
Feb
Brewing Co
Mfg (Uft) —ttt*
Feb
800
700
•
Gypsum
Feb
55
10
1
40
50%
48%
10
CO
110
47 y4
43/4
307/4 Aug
Jan
50 y8
1
*
Corp
California
of
United
Aug
5%
3,500
88%
48>/4
§6%
May
"t
Feb
9%
30
31
50
Jan
60
3,900
10
Oil
Pacific
37
235/8
26(4
601
1,200
Union
100
50
Mar
17% Jan
73%
Union
200
23%
17 »/4 May
337/8 Aug
59 y8 Jun
Aug
18%
Mar
37%
24%
11
37%
Jan
35%
24%
100
14% Mar
67%
•
10
23
35%
Min &
50
457/8
20
39
8Vb May
300
18%
6%
*
Utilities
for footnotes, see page
9
131/4
49%
.
12% Aug
Jun
24
2,500
33%
•
Bag-Camp Faper Corp.
Union Carbide
Corp
Union Electric Co
(Un)
37
Products.-——rl
Mississippi River Fuel
Modine Manufacturing
Monroe Chemical Co
73% Jun
1,600
1,700
"
Apr
9y4
4,200
"
73%
2
•
Corp
Food
Mickelberrv's
'
Jan
363/4
1
1
4
1'
McCrory Corp
50c
McKay Machine Co
—*
Means (F W) & Co common—-—_•
Merck & Co (Un)
16%c
Merritt Chapman & Scott
—12.50
Metropolitan Brick Inc
4
Martin
700
200
ll3/4
(tin) *^-*,25
21
May
103A May
500
241/2
jan
Mar
44%
26
Corp
Trl Continental Corp (tin)
20th Century-Fox Film
(Un)
United
24%
67
28%
50c
—
United Air Lines inc.—.
241/4
58 %
38%
5
Transmission
JUh
500
-
403/4 Feb
,
281/4
—12%
3.50
Transmission
Eastern
300
91/4
633/4 Mar
Jun
45 y8
5
Co
Inc
25%
1,520
:
38%
000
1
——25
L Oil
X
D
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26%
46%
26
4,200
25
5
Corp
45%
35%
Feb
Feb
Jun
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100
25%
89
64% Jun
301/4
iuu—2.50
—5
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It
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1
Corp
35%
37%
46
600
Jan
32
;
•
Standard; Packaging
20%
^
66
Jun
24
Union
Co—
36% Mar
1
6.25
25
(Un)
(Ohio).
Sfcudebaker-Packkfd
35%
Oil
28%
1,200
100
50c
*
5
1
—;
Indus
353/4
Marquette Cement Mfg
Marshall Field common—
303/4
Jan
247/s
Indiana—
J (Un)——
Jan
34%
Marathon
33% Apr
387/4 Mar
371/2
1
N
Jan
95/b
150
18
Tobacco
21 % July
25
—;;
Service.j—
California
of
Oil
Jan
(Un)
Kollsman
Oil
Apr
64%
Jan
50
6%
25%
McNeil tie Libby-L-——L
24% May
400
.15
Dredging Corp,.
Standard
100
Liggett 8s Myers
800
23
1
5
class A—
(Un)__—I
Co
Standard
Standard
800
Libby
31%
1
3
(Un)
Public
Feb
18%
135
2
25
63/4
8
4
91%
Jun
_5
Oil
20%
Co
5&% Maf
57%
377/8
5
—1.40
*—u*
(Uri)
Jan
487/2
Gas
43% Jun
500
tV •>
Corp
Mobile
Socony
Mar
42'/4
Laclede
68% July
1,400
69%
1
Oil
Sinclair
Feb
293/4
-15
421/4
&
200
46%
65%
-12
5
1
"A"
Sfrarton Cdrp 6% preferred
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)_
Spiegel Inc
Jun
11% Aug
13%
Copper
71
46 y»
80
(Un)—201
Co
Jan
13% Jun
22%
126
46%
Aluminum
57»/4 Mar
68%
30%
Trans&merica Corp (Un)
Kennecott
56%
Jun
70%
ie y4
Trav-ler Radio
Kaiser
May
Jan
Southwestern
33 y4
—.
July
35%
Jan
Southern Pacific Co
700
—,
48
52%
Jan
100
Steel—
700
227/4 July
Apr
42%
Electric Co
Manviile Corp (Un).
3,400
511/4
Jun
47
233/4
& Laugblin
41%
35
18%
Jun
25
3934
Jones
41
51
500
12% May
700
-500
233/4
Johns
40
373A
51V*
Jun
Southern
3.50
Jefferson
Feb
40%
May
Jan'
(Un)——•
Co
Feb
25
Jan
123/4
£0
34
600
Feb
35
Jan
16%
34%
16%
:I1
2,100
48
'
3,700
44%
1,000
34%
w-
22%
367/4 Feb
23 % Mar
6,700
54%
1,450
—.—
& Tel
July
16
47 3/8
413/B
15%
*
__.—•
Co—*
Interlake Steamship. Co—
International Paper
17
300
367/a
Pen Co
(W A)
*
&
25% May
100
183A
Co—
Imperial
300
RR_
Mineral
400
17
18 y»
34
Service
10
Illinois Brick Co
Nickel Co
29%
17
303/4
Jun
Swift
international
29
357/4
Jun
28%
343/4
1
10
1—i—a
International
Jan
Inc
Sun ray
Steel
91 Va
600
43%
25%
27%
11%
1
—
International Harvester
Jun
4,200
47%
30 y8
200
143/a
Ltd__l——__20
Corporation
Inland
64 3A
Jan
37% Mar
35%
'
Illinois Central
200
Apr
MVt
8
—10
2,400
26%
25c
& Co
Hut'tig Sash & Doof
79%
48
(Un)
-2,500
14'/2
Corp
1—.u—1 Hibbard Spencer Bartlett___-^._____—25'
Hupp
Jun
78
41—
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries
(Un)
Sobering Gorp (UnL—
Sears Roebuck <fe Co
Mar
Apr
28
1
3
Brewing Co
Co
Feb
41
Paper
Diego
29%
15%
i—1
—a
Regis
193/4" Jun
333/4 July
26%
3
Public
1,600
30%
6.25
1
Corp
(DH)
40%
Jun
& Chemical
Louis
Jan
39
303/a
>
Co
Howard Industries Inc
Feb
32% Jun
261%
44
St
29
34%
1
•
—
Hertz
Holmes
20%
500
1,200
Jun
(Un)__^——•
of America
-.783/a Mar
183/4 May
24
34%
;—-—4-1
(Walter E)
13% May
343/4
343A
—8
Standard
Heller
17%
34%
Inc
10,000
21%
21%
21
——
(G)
16%
33%
5
Feb
24%
—1—_L.__8.33 %
Utilities
*
Wernfer
16%
34%
—
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Apr
68 3/8
CorpL-ii
Heileman
Jan
Co
Standard
Hein
«507/4
1
(Un)
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
•
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco (Un)
5
Richmah.
Brothers {Co——.—*
26%
27%
,
States
43
43
I~5
Raytheon Company—
Jan
5
Rubber——30c
Rubber
38 y2
25% May
37
4 Jun
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp
Jan
3%
703/4
(WHV Co—
—_
City Steel Co
Gray Drug Stores
4
Greyhound COrp
(Un)—
Oil
103A
68%
Granite
Crulf
Jun
23/4 Aug
703/8
Qossard
Gulf
8
600
12
__
JLi—
Cemeiit——
Co—_———j
Co
100
2%
400
Public■ Utilities (Un)—>
Griesedieck
8%
—3
Portland
&
400
(Un)
Indiana
of
Service
Radio Corp
10% Mar
83/s
1.66%
Corp.:
Goodyear Tire
32%
33%
Jan
17% May
1,400
—-*
—'
31%
48
July
1
(Un)
Inc
Inc
800
5
Quaker Oats Co
Jan
8%:
44
Jun
5
;
Corp
(The)
33 y*
Apr
49% Mar
22»A
Gamble
&
Oil
Pure
Feb
23/4
'
__
2
General
Gillette
32%
68%
69% Mar
36 ys
1,000
9
Jun
6
7,200
233/4
7
5
Gfeneral
Genesco
35% May
•
48% Mar
43
—1
Contract Finance
&
(Un)
Jun
1
Tire
500
Co (Un)
&
Corp
24
2
General
41 y8
—
Dodge
18
Corp.
Gen Tele & Electronics
387% May
40%
Jun
May
41%
Co—
(Charles)
Phelps
Jan
85%
Box
Mills
Jan
Jan
32
—
3,700
Bankshares, Corp—
General Motors
300
71%
46%
—
1,200
General
General
-
Jun
3,200
•
19%
28%
General
Dynamics
20% Jan
48% May
28% May
3,500
1
—
Light & Coke
Peoples Gas
Rexall Drug
Foods
ll
300
Apr
60%
Co——
&
99%
10
Electric Co
200
Jan
30%
—10
19%
Go_-—a
General
12%
67ya
23 Va
•
(Un)
97%
Ihc_—___—
General
55%
1327/4
-
38
Corp of America
World Airways (Un)_
Amer
193/4
2.50
General
Jun
38% Aug
Aug
99%
Co
Candy
Jun
22
'
21% Mar
20 ys
Revlon
General
74 y2
700
200
23
23
1
10
Corporation
General
39%
59 y8
Corp
18
Corp—
Trailer
Fruehauf
25
66%
7.50
Gas
Chemical
43
2,000
v
200 %' 200 %
Bankshares—t.—-—-5
Dairies
Foremost
Jan
36%
Go
Natural
17%
America Inc
of
84
24%
24%
12%
3.33
——i.__3
1
Rubber
&
Wisconsin
First
1,100
63A
60
Owens-Illinois Glass
Mar
42
Manufacturing
Oklahoma
14% Jun
500
-43%
29%
Instrument Corp_l
&
Jun
38%
5
Bancorporation
Oli*a-Mathleson
60 3% Mar
Public
Whitney
4ya
Jan
Pullman
Camera
100
37%
—
17%
(Un)__—
Emerson Electric Mfg
Fairchild
4V4
Jan
Feb
12
(Un)
.____1
El Paso Natural Gas_,
Fairbanks
4y4
(Un)
(Minnesota)
Jan
7i%
Ry
Pacific Gas & Electric
1
______
Ine_____.
Co
Mar
Northern States Power Co—
Pfizer
Eastman
88
6.25
Jan
Apr
Inc—
Lines
Jun
10
383/4
(E I) de -Nemours (Un)^—__5
Air
5134
82
•
Oo__*
Co
42 3/4
,
Pepsi-Cola
Eastern
700
32%
Gas
Jun
_u_.—-___^—L_5
USA
Apr
593A
4y*
5
Service
33 V4 May
(Un)
Manufacturing
■
Corp
Gas Co
Public
25 y»
—
1
Chemical -Co
Dow
37 Va
1
Car
Jan
Jan
30 Vb
Packaging
Dodge
52%
Jun
1
5
(Un)
500
Co-i
Company
Jun,
25%
1
(Un)
American
17 y4
;
Deere -&
35%
'
York Central RR
New
North
,.17% Mar.
22% May
35
May
5
Corp
Corp,
3,000
2,700
59%
5
(Un)
(Un)
300
Crbwell-Collier Publishing
Curtiss-Wright
37%
28%
5
(Un)
Chem
38%
CO
Crucible Steel of Amer
Jun
12%
Register
Gypsum Co
.29%
America—
Products
Corn
55%
950
231/2
Delaware (Un)__—5
of
Apr
300
16%
National
28%
(Un) _____—^—10
Motors
70
62%
Cash
National Distillers
Feb
383/a
CO
Can
Mar
38 %
'
America
Continental Insurance
36
._——.—■*
Co__a
Continental
58%
Jun
9%
of
Corp
47% Aug
20
62:
43%
National
Feb
900
500
'•
40V2
___12Va
1.33 7/3
62 V4
Jun
491/8 <'
241/a
15%
.
25 V\
Foods
Power
38%
6,600
47%.
16%
Commonwealth'Edison com
Consolidated
High
36%
13 5% Mar
23%
.
5
__i_
Colgate Palmolive Co
Colorado
15.
u
(Un)
—1
Corp_—5
(Un)—_—:—10
Inc
Co
.
541/2
51
54
48%
23%
25
—__4
Service
Low
26%
_50c
Company
Range Since Jan. 1
High
37%
L_3
Inc
Shares
28%
*
Ward & Co
for Week
-
4
12.50
a
Products Corp-.^—..
Cities
Low
1
(Un)
Chicago South Shore &
South
Range
of Prices
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Sales
Week's
Friday
Range
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended August 1 7)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last *
STOCKS
!
37
~5%
4
Jun
Jun
Jan
7% Feb
Yates-Amerlcan
Machine
Co
iToungstown Sheet (& Tube__—*
Zenith
Radio
C0rp__—i.
400
8
13
y4
12 y2
13 %
*
79%
78%
80 V*
40O
i
49%
48%
51%
4,300
12%
Jun
71%
Jun
44
Jun
m« Ah*
106
Mar
75% Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
.
Monday, August 20> 1962
»
(778)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended August 17)
STOCKS
Last
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange,
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
r
other Exchanges.
Par
Friday
.
Sales
*
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Gas
Buttes
Oil
&
31%
35%
5.50
10
of Calif-;.—.——10c
...
Inc
—
Good Humor Co
Holly Oil Co (Un)—
25% Feb
29c
Jan
Jan
25%
Jun
47%
33
Jun
47%
Co
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
32 y8
193
32
Aug
20%
20%
Corp
^
1
5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common.
1
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pittsburgh: Plate Glass—
10
Rockwell-Standard
Corp..
:
:
5
United Engineering & Foundry Co
5
Westinghouse Air Brake..
10
Westinghpuse Elec Corp...
6.25
20%
710
19
Jun
12%
20
4%
2,481
12%
4%
.
.
-
15%
...
13,800
4% May
9%
50%
.
49%
33%
18%
25
350
16%
29%
24%
Jun
50 %'Jan
29%
Jun
49%
Jan
55c
1,500
1,100
3,200
75c
Jan
9%
10
1.00
1.10
8,500
2
300
32c
Jun
July
7% May
800
1.90
15
658
25
May
85c
1.85
1.90 Jan
Jun
on
the
are
daily closing
the New York Stock
averages
Exchange
2-70 Jan
M Oil
M &
J
21,500
4y4
4%
13,100
35c
38c
100
17%
Jan
23 % Mar
16
16
100
15 »A
Jun
1.80
5'A
1.75
1.95
5,100
1.25 May
20
4%
—5
Gas
Oil
Western
Gas
&
1,700
24
400
40
26%
3%
4
1,400
10%
11%
18%
1,700
31%
31%
31%
31c
Jun
2.65
July
1.50
Feb
23% Aug
25 % May
2.00 Jun
2,800
17%
3%
10%
17%
31%
31%
3%
&
Oil
10,800
2.00
26%
Develop——33%c
Co
—
1
—25c
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A.25
6% preferred
—
25
Trico Oil & Gas Co.—
——50c
Pacific
Rhodes
.5%
1.80
23%
——25
Reserve
12,000
20
5% Mar
69c
as
Sugar
-
roads
ties
595.29
119.28
117.00
205.82
601.90
120.29
117.97
207.86
5% Aug
3% Apr
Aug.
606.76
121.34
118.83
209.53
92.48
606.71
121,25
118.89
209.51
92.35
27
Feb
Aug.
-
22
Averages are compiled daily
Utilities, 6.55; 65 stocks, 15.46.
by
using
Jan
30 %
3%
6,000
3
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
2,800
1,000
3% May
% May
5%
6
6,300
6»/2
6y2
100
9c
Jan
2.20
July
5.00 Mar
82.62
82.52 '
86.92
79.12
82.50
87.02
85.28
79.17
82.56
87.18
85.32
87.02
85.25
85.24
86,95
•
-
-
'85.21
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
2.988:
5.1J4:
Rails.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date
Jan
4
Jan
7% Mar
Jan
7%
8c
May
Averages
(35 Stocks)
5% Jan
1
6%
76,000
8c
8c
78.90
78.91
32% May
32 % Mar
Apr
.10c
82.71
92.49
92.49
Mar
30
25%
—
40
78.90
Jan
Jun
9'A May
Feb
.
"92.35
4% Aug
19
16%
16
'
Total
Bonds
Jan
300
%
ties
14
15
16——
23%
4%
Rails
13———
23
3%
Rails
Aug.
100
%
Utili¬
trials
-
Stocks
2.10 Jan
15,800
.
Grade
17% Mar
-3%
*
10
Grade
205.36
32
r
10
Second
Indus-
-
117.06
31%
5%
1
trials
65
First
119.54
3
%
-10
Date
Utili¬
Rail¬
10
592.32
400
'
Warrants
Indus¬
Total
10—.—
4%
_
Jan
-Bonds—
15
Aug.
Aug.
23
8%
20
Jan
3%
Union
39%
of representative stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
-Stocks-
May
36c
Co
preferred
6%
Apr
2.85 May
46c
4%
(Un)
v—10c
Matson Navigation Co (Un)-.——
Meier & Frank Co Inc
—10
Merchants Petroleum Co.
—25c
Nordon Corp Ltd
1
Norris Oil Co——
——1
North American Investment com
1
M
18c
30C
—50c
Oil
Jade
30% Mar
.
Jun
,
Apr
23% Feb
.
23% Jun
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Mar
27c
29c
37%
.17y« Jun
61
28%
15% May
67% Feb
25% May
100.
-
5%'Jan
•
,
23% Jan
18%
--
10c
t
13'A July
10
—
12% Aug
.47% Jun
78
18'/»
28%
4% May
50
238
Mar
28% Mar
.
15%
24%
25%
25.
.
Jan
51%
-
33%
,
9%
48'
•
Feb
30
Imperial Western
High
32
*
Feb
;36%
47C *
7%
i
"
Shares
Apr
2% Jun
29'A
17%
—
-1
——
Jun
May
lie
36'A
1.05
Co..
Cooke
&
Emporium
600
5%
5%
36 A
Castle
12,000
22
1,000
18 A
Cap well Co—.——
.
10
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A.——1
General Exploration Co of California.l
California Ink
47.000
'
3
5%
—
—
200
A
16c
'32 %
36
15c
15c
High
Low
23
22%
Corp
Walker1 Refractories.:
(Joseph).
Low
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
pfd (Un) —25
Black Mammoth Consolidated Min—5c
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc_—-—
5
Brewer (C) & Co Ltd
—
*
Buckner
Industries inc
—1
Cement
American
Harbison
Home
for Week1
-
of Prices
Natco
Sale Price
stocks
Rknge
.
Sale Price
Price Range on
SalCs
Week's
Friday
Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
Closing
Mon,
Jan
Aug. 13——
Aug. 14
Aug. 15——
Jan
High
Low
110.03
Tues.
Wed.
18c
Range
109.47
:
111.47
Thurs.
Aug. 16—
Aug. 17—
112.04
1962
144.31
Mar 14
100.23
Range
111.79
Fri.
for
——...
„.
Jun
27
for 1961
High
144.09
Dec
8
Low—-——
106.57
Jan
3
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Last
.
Sale Price
Steel
Wood
American
American
Tel
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High*
14%
14%
9
1
67%
71%
620
Co_
Tel—
&
for Week
—19
common..
Stores
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Alan
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
-33%
.
Arundel
Corp
...
Atlantic City Electric
Atlantic Research Corp
*
113%
26
109% 114
26
6,632
26%
372
174.33
40%
38%
40%
534
_—1
24%
22%
24%
1,240
13%
13%
50
30% J&n
66%
99% Jan
Jun
98% May
25% Jun
35
May
19%
Jun
11
Jun
SEC Index of Stock Prices
High
...
13% Jun
136%
Jan
34% Jan
49%
Jan
33% May
The
SEC
index
stocks for the
Baltimore
Transit
1
13
Co
_1
Budd
5
Company •—i.—
Campbell Soup Co_
Chrysler Corp
1
Curtis Publishing Co common.
Delaware Power & Light-—.
Duquesne Light
.
Electric
Storage
Pood
Fair
Pord
Motor
Foremost
—25
1
54 y8
8%
400
7% May
12%
12%
410
93%
-1.80
95%
144
9% May
82% May
51
54%
3,994
Gimbel
Mar
63% Feb
7%
7%
7%
428
5%
Jun
13% Feb
43%
44%;
412
38%
Jun
55% Mar
5
28%
28%
28%
920
24
May
32 % Mar
10
46%
46%
46%
10
41% Jun
1
24%
21%
24 y8
722
21% Aug
10, 1962, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
for the current year.
1957-59=100
common.—
43%
40%
43%
2,568
38% July
Dairies
2
9%
18%
17%
18%
446
53%
51%
53 y8
18,755
14%
14%
35
II
32 y8
32%
5
4,423
—
class A
Brothers
;
1
l
-
Composite
Manufacturing
/
-
___■
.
—-
———
.106.6
1-
Goods
—;-—
Transportation
1
Utility—
l——1_
Tradq, Finance and Service:
Mining
—,
.
—
—-
-v—
.
1.
109.8
88:8
157.5
139,691.8
Percent
Aug. 3/62
-1961-1962—
High
LOW,
144.3
Change
107.0
118.3
.109.;!
117.1,
108.2
—
.
Durable Goods
Non-Durable
Aug. 10/62
'
—1.0
—1.1
135.0
107.6"
-—0.9
135.6
95.2
111.0
90.4'
.159.3
139.1
93.2
—1.1
134;4
101.8
—-1.8
111.0
1
-
.
98.6
85.5
—1.1
185.5
143.0
+0.4
178.2
131.4
—1.5
113.3
83.8
40% Jan
2.50
Battery
new
Giant Food Inc
Jun
122
44%
Acceptance Corp common
1
Motors Corp
—
1.66%
General
General
38%
15% Feb
.6.75
Stores
Co
8%
12%
19% Apr
9% Jan
common
week ending Aug.
•
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
based oh the closing prices of 300
stock prices
of
.5
8%
9%
:
495
56
—
—
-
Feb
Jun
44% July
15% Feb
15% May
26% Jan
45
8
Jun
34% Jan
32
43 %
May
36
Stock Exchange
Transactions at the New York
57% Jan
14% Jun
Mar
July
*
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Int'l
Stocks
International
Madison
Resistance
Fund
10c
&
Co
23%
20%
19%
20%
658
1
-.16%c
24%
20 y8
24%
6,607
67%
67
68 y4
_25c
Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck
22%
—^
Inc
23%
22%
24%
____
»«::
Mergenthaler Linotype
18% Jun
18
Jun
28%
117
341
20%
33 %
Jan
Corp
3
Perfect
Photo
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Potomac
Public
'
Co
Electric
Power
Service Electric
32%
32
32%
1,260
11%
11
11%
990
36%
36%
.»
*
common
Transportation
657
I_5
Inc
Electric
31%
50
;
29%
*
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
30%
6%'
40
94% Mar
Reading Co
29
May
10% Jun
Aug. 13.
2,673,890
$3,147,000
$276,000
3,638,710
4,876,370
4,191,930
3,427,540
3,667,000
5,306,000
4,700,000
4,094,000
19
18,808,440
$20,914,000
Wed.
30%
55
Aug. 15.
Aug. 16.
Aug. 17-
Jan
Jun
60
5% May
30
4,305
24% May
34% Mar
Total—*
7
785
5% Jun
common
10
38%
38%
40
714
64
62%
64%
743
32% May
49"% May
_50
Bmith
Kline
&
French
South Jersey
Public
Lab
Gas Co
Southeastern
Sun
Oil
Texas
Co
—
Service
...
-
Eastern
6%
___i
I77II*
III*
,_2l50
ioc
-I__*
Transmission
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
United Corp
;
United Gas Improvement
Universal Marion Corp
5
T
4 50
_
I__
8
Jan
47% Mar
69%
Apr
8
50%
444
45% Jun
64
29
May
17% Jun
42% May
44
879
14
19%
30
45%
46%
525
16
5
16%
53
May
168
38% Jun
•7%
7%
515
6% Jun
21%
20%
21%
566
30%
29%
30%
578
33%
32%
33%
806
73
73
9
—I
—
Railroad
and
!
-
Industrial—.
9
25
43
,
19%
Jun
Week's
Industries
Armstrong Cork
Blaw-Knox
Inc
Range
of Prices
8% Mar
Jun
10% Feb
38 % Apr
41
Jan
63
75
Jun
$22,222,000
29%
Duquesne Light Co.
Equitable Gas .Co
For
footnotes,
38%
see page
43.
1,027,941,000
•
Foreign
Stocks•
Gov't
Aug. 13-1.
Domestic
739,295
Mar
$145,000"
148,000.
269,000
455,000
404,000
Aug. 14—
969,945
Aug. 15—
Aug. 16
1,338,995
1,102,720
Fri.
Aug. 17—
1,102,510
5,253,465
Total-
Bonds
Bonds
$1,421,000
Total
Foreign
Bond
Corporate
Sales
Bonds
$167,000
159,000
$22,000
1,000
-
$To~ooo
9,000
178,000
"llooo
.
1,000
457,000
15,000
1,000
420,000
$39,000
$21,000
$1,481,000
for Week
Shares
Week Ended Aug. 17
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
1962
High
32%
85
9%
1
30% Aug
8
July
54%
29%
54%
29%
25
48% Jun
73% Mar
Domestic
24% Jun
39% Jan
25%
10
195
30 % Mar
28%
175
22% May
24 % May
Foreign
Foreign
38%
85
34% May
47% Jan
28%
38%
947,102,400
(No. of
Shares)
25%
Co
Systemll
25,566,000
$25,502,000 $1,002,700,800 $1,073,711,700
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jun
9%
Co
Columbia Gas
45,768,700
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
65% Jan
23 %
32%
-
$2,000
------
$15,000
55,583,400
Mar
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Low
•
53% Feb
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Steel
.
22% Mar
26% Jun
29% Jun
8
1
Tues.
Apollo
684,536,611
—a—~
20,914,000
.
_I
Total
Thurs.
Allegheny Ludlum
1961
608,700,147
$936,000
—?---
$1,308,000
——
Wed.
Friday
1962
——-*«—
i——-—j--
—
Bank—
Mon.
STOCKS
Jan. 1 to Aug. 17
1961
,
18,024,090
Bonds—
U. S. Government
18% Mar
19%
'
$22,222,000
-
72% Jan
33%
$1,308,000
1962
Jan
47%
32%
51%
5,038,000
4,248,000
—
Jan
43
48%
33%
53
10% Feb
Jun
25% Jun
25
29
46
6% Aug
1,376
27%
*
Warner Company
7IIII. ITTo
Washington Gas Light common I
1*
Woodward Sc Lothrop common
10
70
5%
27%
3.50
_
-.1IIIIII1
6%
5%"
154,000
18,808,440
Stocks—Number of Shares-
Foreign
L
—
5,596,000
338,000
Week Ended Aug. 17
16% Jan
29%
6%
common
Paper
——
Feb
39%
6%
Sales
$3,423,000
3,917,000
250,000
290,000
38% Mar
6%
Ritter Finance class B.
Bond
Bonds
Aug. 14.
International
Bcott
Govt.
Bonds
40% Jan
10
com—;*
Jan
23% Jun
Co_
& Gas
Bank
Bonds
.
Tues.
Thurs.
Chemicals
Total
Foreign
Bonds
Mon.
Fri.
Pennsalt
U.S.
and M'iscel.
Shares
30% Jan
18% Jun
60% Jun
Jun
Railroad
No. of
25
1
Inc
■ft
r
48%
Feb
18 %
Feb
5,253,465
Stocks—Number of Shares—.
Bonds—
.„
...
?J'nno
——
Government
Corporate—
—
;—-
2i,oou
1961
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 17
1962
6.159,614
$691,000
23,000
$45,243,000
1,277,000
1,064,000
$719,000
$47,584,000
1961
202,674,954
5,000
341,638,319
-
$32,766,000
1,751,000
1,274,000
32% Mar
Total—
$1,481,000
$35,791,000
Number 6187
196
Volume
',
..
(779)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended August 1 7)
Range
Sale Pri<je
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Abitibi Power &
4%%
Paper
preferred
Steel-
Algoma
-*
*
pfd—50
Aluminium Ltd
Jan
38%
Feb
49% May
3?
Jun
53y2
Jun
29%
Jun
3,940
25%
18,509
45%
46%
610
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred-i.—-50
51%
51%
60
pfd—.___—50
—50
41
41
60
Aluminum
Canada 4%%
Co of
Gan Tel Co 4%%
Anglo
$2.90 preferred ——
Corp Ltd common
,
$2.50
class
Class
C
Asbestos
preferred—
A
preferred
Sugar
«
Atlas Steels Ltd/_—.
a50
40
25
6%
6%
2,700
6
33
2,660
27
Jun
Selburn
14 y4
14%
100
34
'
2S
25
pfd—.
5%
33%
34'%
4,049
'•
5%%'
preferred
Bant
of
of
Nova
—
;
—
(Canada).
Paper class A
12
Jan
&
Mines
Pioneer
Traction
Brazilian
May
May
16
Mitchell
May
35
Tel
Columbia
British
Light
(Robt)
Class
5%%
Mills
Bruck
a24 ," a24
Gold
Bulolo
22
'
26
July
Montreal
Feb
751/2
Jan
68%
70
975
55
Jun
82
Jan
National
Drug
45%
44'/a
45%
647
40
Jun
54
Feb
Noranda
49
225
46% July
55
Jan
52
51%
52%
11,480
47
Jun
preferred
a48%
a48%
a51
48
a50
a50
20
50
Aug
July
5%
5%
1,264
5
May
5%
120
53
Nova
Apr
54%
Steamship
1%
$2 20
Flour
5%
Jun
54'/2
Jan
Pacific
6.50
Jan
7.50
Jun
Page-Hersey
3.00 Mar
3.20
30%
3,185
28
12
4.75
July
12
Jun
Penmans
Power
1,850
16%
2,133
151/4
Jan
18
Feb
Price
51
51%
495
47
Jun
56%
Feb
4%
1041/2
Jun
8
Jun
60
8%
10
Jan
3.50
Canadian
Fairbanks
a3.50
100
2.50 May
23
23
135
19'/2 July
37
6.75
6.90
2,230
6.50
8.20 Mar
—
__
Aug
Canadian
Canadian,
23
310
Corp
of
&
Bros
6%
Jan
19
20%
Quebec
5%
51'A
26
251/2
Jun
Jan
32%
Jun
Canadian
.
Co
1961
Feb
Reed
Mar
Canadian
Viewers
C ,K
Del
51 %
50
50
Jun
64%
Apr
Reitman's
50
17
Jun
251/4
Feb
Rolland
9%
10%
50%
350
10
485
17%
7%
18,020
120
a
48
Jun
53
8
Jun
11
—
20
Coghlin
,
91
Jun
35'/2
Jan
381/2
Jan
90%
33
901/8
Aug
31
650
26%
Jun
40
33%
34
34
7%
7%
7
,
7%
350
7%
350
7
,
6%
6%
6%
15%
-
Aug
12%
13%
7
Cellulose
■r
—
Coronation
Jun
&
161/4
liy2 July
Distillers
Domirion
,
1%
Foods
Ltd
Sons
common
Warrants
Lime
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Stores
3,160
19%
1,115
a36
1
Series
Series
B
Textile
Dow
Du
36%
5,464
25
a98
5
371/8
98
Jun
Southam
of
Dupuis
Eddy
class
Freres
475
140
21
8,575
4.80
Jan
Enamel
&
'
al7
25
15 ye
Jan
20y8
5%
4.00
4,850
100
Jun
Feb
18 7/8
July
Viau
Jun
11
Feb
110
July
143
Mar
70 Va
40
&
Jan
Weston
241/2
Jun
Apr
Class
37%
Jun
9.55
Jun
151/4
16%
Jun
26%
19
a
56 "A
17% May
73
70
275
25
Jun
May
17
6
600
5'A
8%
Aug
12%
12%
4,905
11%
18
17%
18 %
8,663
16
17%
17%
6,706
15% May
23
24
1,225
20 %
3%
14%
Jun
Ajax
18% Mar
27
Jun
Jan
34
Aug
83
Jan
8.00
200
8
Jun
common
'
Preferred
Home
Oil
Class
_•
Hudson
Hudson's
*
_
*
International
Nickel
of
International
Paper
preferred
International
$2
Canada
19
19 %
3,595
10
10
275
9
23
161/a
Jun
Utilities
Corp
Interprovincial
Pipe
_5
5
Lines
Glass Ltd 6%
pfd
10
Aug
28%
Jun
2.60 Aug
33%
26%
16%
17%
"
26%
390
23%
Jun
1,905
153/8
Jun
'
Jan
Feb
For footnotes, see page 43.
415
%
10
9,130
12%
Jan
18%
9,297
15%
Jun
21 Va
May
17 '/a
Jun
32 Va Mar
43
Jun
60
6
24%
Jun
32% Mar
25
Jun
32 Va Mar
6 %
Aug
2,111
14,275
10%
Jun
16% May
'8%
8%
9
2,780
7%
Jun
13
20%
20%
21%
1,601
17%
Jun
1.35
1.35
100
1.15 July
8V2 May
.1
:—*
1
—*
9.50
a5%
9.50
a5%
210
121%
507/a July
100
a5%
1
July
5
Feb
Feb
73
May
Feb
27%
Feb
1.93
Feb
1412
7%
Apr
400
12%
Aug
14%
53
55%
2,170
44%
vun
59 *.
2
Mar
1.95
2.10
5,700
1.80
Jun
2.90
Feb
5iVe
Worts...
&
^.1
Jan
*
A
161/2
15%
16 y2
555
11
Jun
23%
151/4
15
16
1,095
117a
Jun
22%
Feb
Feb
*
Co
4,305
13y4
Jun
19%
Jan
Jan
15%
^
*
16i/4
18%
,.
18%
625
16
Jun
22
35
525
32
Feb
36 V2 May
34
*
common
Are
Shown
Expressed
„
•
4.10
a5
4.30 -
5.00
50
Mines
of Prices
a79
a79
120
11%
12
2,440
9.35
668
9.40
;
:—•-*
...
9 Va
10%
2.40
2.70
400
50%
50%
51 %
1.645
11
11%
9,505
10%
153/4
Feb
Jj'n
153/4
Feb
•
2.40
4.25
Jun
Ltd.
Bay
44
44
45%
,4268
39
July
583/s
Oil
&
Gas
14%
1,520
12% July
17%
5%
100
•20%
23%
19,443
16%
16%
115
67%
71%
28 %
a99
1
41
48%
42
•
27
75
9%
400
*18
89
-
,,
.
—
-w—
—
5c
July
10c
Mar
10,820
4c
July
9c
Jan
10c
Jan
5c
5c
•
6c
3C
4,500
..
1
'
May
1.65
Jan
,
3.50
101,575
4.05
,
3.80
3.90
7.25
..
May
3ic
9,894
34c 37 Vac
Jan
2.70
3,700
Jun
5.75
425
Mar
22c
July
24c
July
3c
Jan
6c
July
24c
...2,000
4%c
4%C
4 Vac
2,000
5c
5 %c
8,000
4%c Jun
35c
35c
I,000
al2c
10
12c
13c
10,000
10c
12c
35C
12c
2,500
Vac
500
14 %C 14
10c
*
12
12c
10c
12%
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Jun
Jan
60c
Apr
14
Apr
25c
18c
17 %
Jan
May
Feb
10c
500
9c
Aug
26% Mar
14c
Jan
32c
Apr
25c
Aug
70c
Aug
18c
58c
91,200
26%
24%
26%
1,050
20%
Jan
28%
Feb
*
*
1.60
1.70
3,400
1.40
Aug
2.90
Apr
5%
Jan
Collieries
&
Resources
Dredge
Canadian
Ltd—
3
5%
5%
500
Ltd—*
3.80
3.80
400
.:
Devonian
Inter
&
Petroleums
Dock
Trust
Co Ltd
5% pfd
-
.Canadian
Canadian
-
Canalask
Inv
Power
&
Nickel
Mines
Paper Inv Ltd
Ltd
200
20
8 Va
II,500
4.30
8% Aug
May
13 Va
82
5c
72c
Aug
72c
85c
7%c
80c
*
1
8
3.75 July
7 Vac
142
7%
Jun
4c
5c
22.500
2%c
Jan
9 Vac 10 %c
3,000
9%c July
3.05 July
87
1.50
8
5c
16c
Feb
Feb
Feb
July
Jan
Jan
Aug
.Tan
1
*
10%c
3.85
3.30
3.95
6,315
10c
9c
11c
4,500
9c
Aug
Jan
1
29C
Ltd
8c
1,200
.Tlllv
12c
Jan
1
ft p.
Rn
Explorations Ltd
Mar
Canorama
Mar
Capital
Building
86
Mar
Carbec
Mines
Explorations Ltd
Cartier Quebec
8%
a86c a86%c
*
100
r'Canadian Kodiak .Refineries Ltd—,—»
.
.
47
Jan
8VaC
16c
53
13 %
Feb
mar
16c
20,500
al2c
10%
16c
200
8c
35 c
Jan
3.95 Aug
May
9c
9c
24c
60c
5%c Aug
9c
.
4.35 July
38c
Jun
Jun
Jan
13.000
18c
Jun
8%, ,A"g
Feb
124
8c
5 Vac
Co
Common
Jan-
*
a—
Apr
10 Va
42c
Canadian
Jan
-j-.Jan
39% Mar
.
64%
-
Va July
Jan
39 V3
8 3/4
7c
1
Ltd
8
Aug
4.35
7c
,7.20
1
Ltd
34c
Jan
1.00
10c
1
45%
700
9
100
"
3.80
Corp
34
325
73%
'"
■
r.
July
a
2,290
49
341/4
Jun V
563/4 Jun
385
a99
34c
1.75 May
10% July
1
Copper
Canadian
63/4 Mar
A»'g
19% July
6,978
28%
4,270
Aug
Calgary & Edmonton Coru Ltd-.
Jan
5%
•
2.55
9%
Bruneau Mines Ltd.
Feb
133/s
15%
3.75
cl B—*
:
Mining
July
Jan
39c
25,000
Bornite
13% Mar
14%
5%
--
34c
Ltd
Mines
Aug
6c
59 V4 Mar
July
9 3/8
Mines
Placer Mining.
Blue water
July
May
49
%
1
Consolidated
8
30c
500
4c
:
Gold
1,000
2,000
6c
High
83/4
/-•
Ltd
10
45c
2.47
7%C
1
Products Co
July
July
34c
Ltd———il
Ltd.—.—
Jun
7
609
9
j.—
—,
22c
6,525
6c
...—1
—1
Belding-Corticelli 1% pfd—!
100
Bellechasse
Mining Corp Ltd._^_
.1
Black River Mining Ltd
1
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc
*
Eeauce
Jan
Jun
35c
9.00
40c
2.50
1
Range Since Jan.
Low
32c
Ltd.,:
Ltd
Mines
Bateman
a—
a
Shares
High
8%
8%
Exploration
Barvallee
Jan
7%
Aug
for Week
Low.
*
;
Consolidated
Dollars
Sales
Range
1
Baker Talc Ltd
May
11%
July
4.05
1,925
in Canadian
Week's
Last
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"—.1
"
—
1,155
30
59
Jan
4.10
20'/a
20
32%
'
74
20
261/4
13%
_*
A
Auto Fabrics
Jan
41%
Aug
20
100
56
Ltd
:
Augustus
141/2 Mar
Jan
25
preferred.,—
Irojuois
...
6% May
8% Mar
121/4
certificates
Atlas Telefilms
25% Mar
18 »/2 May
373/8
,
6 Va May
13
*
Apr
175
383/4
69%
42% Mar
2o0
535
18 7/8
al7
May
*
Feb
115
8
1,655
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co
29
_
Feb
45
20
Jan
44%
*860
commbii———7.60
$4.00
43
51
681/4
Arno
•"
July
23%
39% Mar
Jun
19
Jun
2,149
•
50%
15
_
Jan
200
41
19%
47%
Feb
250
*
_
Jan
5.05 July
*?oo
43
10
Calypso Food & Beverage
Imperial Oil Ltd
: 5
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
4.68%
67e
preferred
* »
Indus Acceptance Corp common.
_III10
Inland
Cement preferred
:
Jan
9.60
26%
450
q
20
81/2
54
r
16
Bay Co——
Mar
11
18%
51
Jan
211
a5
20c
——_
Mining—
Jun.
17%
8%
8
8
11
Pittfield
Bay
5.95
8% July
10
25 y2
is y8
Apr
50
16
12
16
20
55%
42%
Aug
603
*
6,215
23%
26
July
410
2,310
»
200
121/4
Jan
84% Mar
43
40.
26
26
III100
A-————-
B—__——:
&
Home
—
class
6,825
Jan
11%
Jun
8
,,
15
Jun
7%
-
26
17
25
Apr
2.70
•
Aug
8% July
13
40%
41
Jun
9%
Jun
2.65
4.20
10 '/2
63>/4
9%
23%
*
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines Ltd.l
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
—1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.*
Anglo-Nfld
Development Co Ltd
^5
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
:-l
23%
•_ »
Jan
10%
11%
11%
•
Minerals
Class
2.65
*
Siddeley- Can Ltd com—.,
15 Va
9%
50
50
—
(Geo), class
Band-Ore
In%—J——
Farms
Hawkey
Jan
Jun
5.50
A
B
Alscope
'
Hardee
6V2
12
100
10%
11%
*
Common
56
Jun
Aug
50
1,210
6.421
-
al6%
/ 1,7
Apr
2,300
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—
May
75
19%
»
5
12%
1,725
Par
25%
Paper_——___:
5,425
3,540
*
Prices
■
Lakes
100
6%
91/2
Bank
Canada
Trans
Bankfield
Great
20%
70%
Jan
25'A
'
"
Apr
9V4
Friday
10
*"
—
22
68%
STOCKS
34
50
8
33
20 % July
10%
217/8 Mar
May
42%
■
Jan
12
12%
Mar
a77
-
Gatineau Power common,:———-.. —L*
-II— 1
General Dynamics/—/
1—
Feb
22 Va
69
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
12% Mar
32%
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31
Aug
Canadian Stock Exchange
8.00
E).—
Aug
20%
•
Apr
a77
.10
Jan
51
19
bOO
.1
Jmy
8
Jun
735
—
Aug
250
6 y4
—
Mar
85
Ottil
1t%
12%
preferred.-
38 %
787
19 %
Jan
67
45
865
8%
al6%
Jan
39%
9%
Steel.
Jan
2,405
8%
54
Jan
37
Jun
25
45%
5%
26
Jan
65
Jun
27 %
50% Mar
50
4.420
5%
—
8%
July
41
20%
_♦
Corp.
trust
Voting
82
Aug
20'A
21%
72
32%
4% July
a—
20%
39
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Gooderham
Westcoast
5
40
100
Jun
—
19%
39
Ltd
Walker
Webb
100
3,800
al6% al6%
—:
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Jan
12%
of
Co
Steel
Jan
7%
*
————1
Heating Prod class A.
;*
Co
&
56%
a—
Feb
16%
a53 %
a53 %
Cos Ltd.——-_
Frosst
39
5
215
...
-
Oil
United
35% Aug
6%
:i
Petroleum
1,985
a74
..10
Corp Fund^J
Pipeline—
Oils
Union
Apr
25
Jun
16
Triad
16%
;
French
Jan
453/4
1,620
.
Fraser
62%
44
*
class
Finance
Canada
Trans
Feb
4.50
I 18% July
27
Apr
71/8 Mar
Jan
3.35
5,135
34%
4.20
550
21
.50
Foundation Co of Canada—'
29 Va Mar
Jun
5.00
Canada
Trans Canada
14% Mar
27 %
al8% al8%
y
v.
,
. . ■
' ■,
Falconbridge Nickel Mines.:—:——-*
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Fleetwood
Corp .2
■„
Jun
42
2° %
Co
Co
Toronto-Dominion
271/8
Aug
17%
Faper
Electrolux Corp
22
695
29y2
Traders
8.50
*
—'
A
Jan
725
573/4
20
Jan
21
3,720
11'A
21
common
■
Jan
40
45
—
I
Apr
6.10
22%
50
Canada
preferred
•
Feb
25 Va
25%
4.60
Texaco Canada Ltd
Aug
105
Aug
221/4 Aug
10y2 Jun
Brewery
Pont
7 % %
18 %
Jun
Jan
Feb
43%
*
—
—
Aug
a74
45%
£
&% preferred
Simpsons.
*6%
al2% al2%
common
...
10%
17 %
29%
A——
common..
Jun
7%
I.
Bros Ltd..
Jan
55
148 % May
35
43%
A
class
preferred
I
4>/2% preferred
Sicard Inc
Jan
121% 121%
16%
Dominion Tar & Chemical com.
Donohue
Aug.
25
Sale Price
Dominion
July
July
Aug
10'/a May
5.00
4%
A
3.80
32
121%
———1
Ltd
23% Mar
55 %
573/4
4
Shawinigan Water & Power
1,650
—*
Coal.——
&
143/8
__——_——:
4.15
5%'
——10
Ltd
Dominion
14
18%
*
Structural
4.00
2.50
—
——
9
29%
common
of
20%
♦
Glass
30 Va
135
2,435
43%
common.
class
Standard
11
2
preferred
.
44
5
10%
14
__
class A
Paper
Steel
70%
Dominion Foundries & Steel com.,
Dominion
285
al35
10 Va
18%
4
Ltd
Jan
21%-
Corsets
Dominion
46
al35
common
Ltd
Mar
70%
—
18% Mar
Jun
18
44%
15
41
21%
:
____
Bridge.
Aug
27%
a36
common...;
14
.*
Seagrams—
Petroleum
Dome
?
306
20%
Jun
—2
4
4,738
1
common
Canada
Zellers Limited
*
May
5% Aug
July
16
900
30%
46
4
Jan
6.00
21
34
*
Co
A
90
4.70 May
1
91/2
—
*
class
July
Jan
17%
70
100
37%
al7
—_—*
Seal
Cork
Zellerbach
16%
20%
10 Va
4
_
Canada
Salada
Jan
21
'
•
*
Credits
Crown
16
20%
*
Gas
345
22%
22 %
_—*
*
Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian
Crown
Jan
Aug
50
293/8
100
2,050
*
-—
1
class A
Corbys
,
Jun
12%
200
29%
100
Ltd
10
a98
—
——_*
Glass——■.
5
16%
5
Canada-
E)
&
81/4 Feb
161/a May
72% Jan
July
50%
450
13"%
11
Aug
12
3,070
35%
36%
♦
Consolidated Mining & Smeltina—
Consumers
83
5%
83
83
*
_
40%
4.00
4.10
—-—6.10
Ltd
1,255
_.
9%
-—*.-25
L
Ltd—I
Co
13
_
Russel
81/4 May.
»
41/2 May
100
15%
Jan
6
4,700
59 %'
58
58'A
.i—100
J)„_____——J
(B
Columbia
12 y2
12%
23%
Mar
May
"
•"
1
common
Development.—.
P
32
■
44% May
—
Royal Bank of Canada.
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Feb
161/2 Aug
30
■'
Reitman's
Apr
12% Mar
Jun
90%
*
—:•
Oils
Rio
Jan
Jun
Jun
preferred
25'/2
50
Ltd preferred.—10
Petrofina
Canadian
Central
31
24
40
L„
Co
(Albert
Jun
10 %
1
_
Pacific Railway-
Jan
29% May
July
18
com—*
J—
Feb
Feb
11 Va
40
«
40%
Oil .Companies
10%
251
preferred
al8% al8%
A_50c
common—
preferred
Jan
6V2 Aug
8'%
100
483
common
Steinbergs class A.
Canadian
Mar
14% Mar
111 "•
25%
4
Telephone
1958
1,200
—
Marconi
Canadian
,
23
Jun
100
41%
5%
preferred
27
20%
*
Industries
1,750
Aug
25%
_
Quebec Power
Jun
*
International Power
9%
Jun
IOVb May
Feb
95
25
*
preferred
22i%
—100
—
Preferred
23
—25
Canadian
23»/2
26
9%
Ltd
Canadian
650
1,025
25%
26%
Hydrocarbons
-—-*
Imperial Bk of Commerce.10
Canadian
25%
26%
25 %
l
al7
.
Husky
17%
21%
—*
class
1,100
22%
22
*
Morse
17%
240
25
-
common
Quebec Natural
Feb
a3.00
__
*
:
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Jun
27 %
21% May
Aug
8%
IO21/4
210
103 104 %
104%
—*
50
——
Chemical
Jan
92
41%
—
Placer Development
16%
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—
series
$1.75
910
Jurt
85 y8 Mar
12,780
7
Jan
16%
11%
7
1
Jan
16%.
*
common—.
Canadian
19 y4
11
9%
A—
Tubes
Apr
51%-
Co
:
102
.
9%
10
common
_
Feb
25
—*
common
24
34%
_*
class
Products
38%
♦
_*
—:
Electronics
Celanese
7,661
95
May
18% July
100
18
105 106%
*
14
10
—.—20
preferred
Canadian
11 Vh
Petroleum
50
11
Aluminum
British
20%,
*
Ltd
Mills
Steel
100
3.10
preferred
Canadian
Canadian Bronze
54
19%
19%
*
Ltd
preferred
170
30%
:
Breweries
Canadian
5
95
17%
100
A
Chemical pfd
&
Ontario
50
3.20
common
Aviation
Canadian
28
100
_5
Jan
7.00
30%
Ltd—*
Canada Iron Foundries common
10
Canada
750
a 92
Light & jr-ower
50
*
—5
Sugar
350
29
17%.
10
Ltd
Containers
Scotia
Ogilvie
Jan
7
'
National
7.00
50
*
565
—
Dominion
&
13 %
Jan
Feb
58% Mar
Cement common
$1.30
Canada
13%
13%
a92
Warrants
Canada
7%
a7y4
20%
pfd.,
class
Mines
48%
i
Calgary Power common
V4 Mar
10 % July
7
40
a 7%
Jan
83%
*
—
Apr
Trust
Jun
pfd—10
B————.—*
class
25
Jun
6%
Ltd
22%
cl B—2.50
Locomotive—;
59
——_
Ltd
Montreal
5iya
Products
Building
Feb
3,748
Telephone—.,.
Chemical
Jan
Apr
40
3,256
preferred
Brockville
26
20
1st pfd 100
;
68
Products
Forest
Columbia
Jun
100
29
—
59%
Columbia Power
British
12
20
♦
Paper Co
B
57%
—.
British
7,175
20
'
Power—*
&
15%
20
Power—:
Tel—
Molson Breweries
July
23
20% Aug
50
&
&
65%
Ltd.—
Oil—
American
British
13%
25
;
—
Massey-Ferguson
common——;
5% %
preferred—
Miron Co Ltd 6■%
partic pfd—
68
telephone
Eralorne
:
Corp Ltd 5%
Maritime
\
361/8 Mav
Jun
28
Mailman
-57%
*
25
%o\vater Corp 5% preferred
50
5 % % preferred
50
Bowater Paper
£
Bowaters Mersey 5 ¥2%
ufd—50
Bathurst Power
Beil
15%
*
Power
—10
*
Banque1 Provinciale
Jan
•
A
MacKinnon Struct Steel 5%
10
Scotia—
Banque Canadian National
16%
13%
1
10
j.—i
Montreal
Bank
a20% a20%
—
class
Lawrence
Preferred
Bailey
Jun
13
MacMiUan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
Jan
7
St
"Maclaren
9% May
53
Jun
31
*
May
55
Jun
Aug
31
—-
High
Low
12
13%
Ltd
Ltd
CM)
Lower
461% Mar
July
49
Loeb
54% May
Jun
••
Jan
50
Jun
71/a
..
27
Feb
50
650
49
45%
51%
20
8%
49
——
Corp
Atlantic
a50
8.00
8.00
i-l—i—j.--*—,
50
*
*
*
*
Arg"S
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Apr
191/s
Shares
*
Financial
Bros
for Week
390
(John)_
preferred
Lewis
24%
43%
24%'
25%
High
832
46%
24%
40%
43
61/4%
3,740
45%
25
.—
Low
High
Ltd
.Laurentide
Range Since Jan. 1
24%
46 %
*
common
.
_/
Labatt
for Week
Sales
Range
of Prices
,
Par
Last
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
In Canadian Dollars
Expressed
Shown Are
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Frlces
39
Industries Ltd
4.75 May
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(780)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
stocks
Par
■*
Ltd
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd-—
Chemalloy
Minerals
Ltd—.
Asbestos
Citssiar
Corp
Corp—.—,
Lake Mines Ltd
.
Courvette
Credit
A
class
Inc
6,000
4c
13
76c
Jun
2,500
8c
Jan
22,140
10c
1,500
8c
3c
4r%c
4%c
4,000
3.40
3.80
5c
5c
5c
10,300
8,560
33c
,
Apr
33c
33c
2,500
22c
Jun
49c
38%
3,950
36
Jun
44
1.28
4,150
26c
30c
21,000
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a
9 Vac a9%c
150
12
18c
400
10%
Ltd
s
18 %C
18% c 18 %C
Acklands
Juiy
40c
Jun
27%
13
19c
19c
2,500
Feb
Ltd--—
40c
43C
3,500
40c
—
Ltd-*
Weld'g & Steel Works Ltd-*
9%
Mines
Nickel
Dumont
Alberta
*
Corp
Fabi
Ltd
Fano
Mining
Fort
Reliance
July
12%
1,000
24c
Mar
50c
25c
28c
11,000
22c
Jan
45c
14c
47,300
8¥2c Apr
28c
35c
8%c
10,000
16c
16c
—1
—
3,100
2.30
10,100
54c
Feb
1.10
1.15
3,300
80c
May
July
76c
1,500
61c
21%
22
2,475
18 ¥a
1.60
76c
1.60
100
Dev Co
Mining
Ceramic
1
LtdLtd_.
Ltd
53c
Helium
International
July
55c
July
11c
2,750
a7
a7
25
26c
6,300
Jubilee Iron Corp
Kiena
24c
III
2.45
2.25
15c
27c
July
2.10 July
2,388
55c
53c
57c
207.800
1.55
2.25
68,075
1.17 July
7%
8%
440
73/4 Aug
24%
24%
150
223/4
Jan
95c
500
75c
Jan
—
__1
95c
Lambert Inc (Alfred) part class B
1
Langis Silver & Cobalt Mng Co Ltd —1
40
40
63
42c
44c
4,000
Jan
.
40
29 ¥4
Massval
Mines
Ltd--
McTntyre-Porcupine
of
of
75c
Apr
53c
May
84c
Beafcty
11c
Jan
51%
Feb
preferred
121
Jan
23 ¥2 Aug
23% Aug
Mercury
Chipman
Warrants
—
—
3,650
43
100
a9
1
5'/a
5y8
710
25c
30c
4,200
lc
5
*
w.
—*
8C
43
a9
25c
1
New
Automatic
16,000
lc
68c
3,000
50c
July
18c
1,500
16c
Jun
13%
100
60c
Power
A
129,820
75c
Jan
6
6
124
5% Jun
9
100
7
*
2.75
2.75
3.00
Bros
Mines
Ltd
4c
4c
4%C
683/4
70
276
North'American
Mines
ltd—,
1
Corp-
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Pare
Northern Quebec
Red sink fund
Metals
Power
1st
Patricia
Silver
Mines Ltd
Gold
Place
Ltd
Ltd
Co
&
*
—
Mines-.
*
;—
40c
Ltd
1
Prime
Power Corp
Mines
of Canada
Ltd
41c
2,000
40C
A"g
70c
%c
18c
29,700
July
14c
May
57c
40c
Aug
5c
May
3c
4c
13,000
3c
Jan
72c
27,000
48c
Jan
5c
Jun
10c
38%
Jun
49
2,500
10
7c
90c
20
1.53
Aug
2.28
Crest
Renold
Gold
Chains
Mines
Canada
Ltd
Ltd
•
3.25
2,220
2.25
Jun
6.75
class A
5%c
1,000
4c
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
3.00
200
10c
3,500
50
5.10
500
20%
2%c Mar
15%
155
14%
1.90
1.90
1,700
1.90
34c
30c
34c
1,700
1
3.90
3.75
3.90
775
Warrants
St
Lawrence
Saucon
Diversified
(19571
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
,
4c
class
1.60 July
30c
2.70
65c
July
Duiault
»
Mines
85c
96c
800
75c
.
Breweries
A
Collieries
Canadian
107,000
20c
May
7%
1,901
46c
47c
11,650
2.05
20Q
15
15
550
1
pfd
7c
7%c
9,000
104
104
17
1.25
48,950
*
1.25
1.15
6 % Aug
43c
JUly
1.10 Mar
15
Jun
6c
101
July
Jun
Class
1.55
Jan
9%
Jan
48c
1
Aug
Canadian
17% Jan
24c
Energy
ey2
210
6l/4
8'/4
8%
-
Husky
Warrants
Feb
Tache
Petroleum
Lake
Mines
Rights
Tib
Mines
Mines
l
,
Ltd
—
—
Ltd
Exploration
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l
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Ltd
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United
Asbestos Corp Ltd
United Corporations class B
United Obalskl Mining Co Ltd
United Principal
Properties
United
Val
Towns
Mar
Van
Viola
Hout
Mac
Virginia
Co
Mines
Oil
Helium
„•
Ltd
Canadian
A
Ltd
Co
Ltd--
Ltd
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York Speculative Investment Fund
Isnada Ltd
Canadian
Imperial
Canadian
Industrial
4,100
%c
42,950
38c
28,000
5%c
33,259
4%c Jan
8C
8c
9c
July
3.95
4.25
21%
22
31c
50c
46c
10%
2,100
750
3.80 May
20
31c
I,680
23c
July
July
55c
12,200
25c
Jun
107/a
1,750
10
Apr
36c
12c
May
30%
18%
81%
81%
57/a
1,525
2.70
800
Jun
July
4%
Jan
5%
Oh Cos
preferred
preferred
10 %c
July
8%
51
5
40c
1:30
Mar
Jan
Canadian
15% Jan
5%
5%%
3,000
62c
II,500
60c
May
97c
1.05
17,950
74c
July
3%c
1.05
8c
4c
4c
10,500
82c
3c
Jan
July
July
3.75
3.70
4,150
3.00 May
-
Apr
25 Ve
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445
•
47
Jun'
50
,
89
25'%
4.75 Jun
10¥4
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8,131
47
10
315
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8
Jun
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1-90
2.60
3,350
2.50
1,550
12¥2
12V2
31
810
380
12ya July
30%.
12¥a
30
27
34¥2
300
33
Jun.
5%-
11
May
34¥4
7¥2
2.40
12% Mar
52% May
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1.6O July
34¥2
1.50
7%
2,905
53/4
1.90
1,400
51/4
jun
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4,100
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95c
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1,760
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7
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4.10
4.10
15
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;
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28
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34
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1.60
1.60
1.80
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16
57¥2
59%
12,126
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1,100
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12%
13%
2,070
6-6
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60
4:00
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4.25 Feb
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90c
,
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•
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Feb
Aug
35
19¥2-, Jan
4.50 May
3,811
58%
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8% Feb
4.50 Jun
1.60 Jun
40
35
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10 y2
35
14y2
34
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7
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y.
Apr
8¥a
90c
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6.6%
34
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30
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3.20
.
4.10 Aug
1,910
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Jun
5%-
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14% Apr
35%Mar
,
jan
3,150
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3.65
3.65
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2.60
5%
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6.50 May
Jun
9%
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13 V4 Mar
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9¥2
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64 ¥2
1
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49%
May
96% May
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150
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2.90
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100
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70c
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.
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8y4
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3.25
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16
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Aug
3.90
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17 ¥2
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28
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25
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Jan
31
102¥4
15% July
16% Mar
July
4.50 July
96
Aug
11 ¥2 July
43 ¥4 Jun
14% Jan
Jan
56
Jun
7
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14% Mar
Feb
3.00 Jun
12
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37¥4 Aug
93
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162
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10¥2 Jun
247/a, Jun
99
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6%
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156
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1
3.85
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37
20
6
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25
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16¥2
81
30
20
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11 Va
100
17,876
860
1,935
17 ¥2
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80
23
11
29
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67/a
25
158
20
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41,524
,
158
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26
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1,360
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36%.
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100 100¥2
41
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Jan
28¥a
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Aug
1.05
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lie
--
22%
100
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—
36%
100
25
—10
,
90
100¥2
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preferred-.
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4.15
-1
—:
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Cnnadianwide Properties
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3.90
36
18V4
50
2.50
Pacific
preferred
Chrysler
4c
28V2 Apr
9%
—1
—
Canadian
1.79
Jun
500
*
common
preferred
6% May
3c
17,500
1,100
Gas
Canadian Tire Cofp class
Common
27% Jan
3.35 Mar
60c
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2
Canadian
6.25 Mar
May
1.73
3c
22
5%
—
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5%
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Mar
July
200
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33
30
26
17
2,325
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7
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805
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62%
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5% May
281
50 %••
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245
660
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preferred
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page 43.
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1.01
15%c
2.50 July
6c
May
7c
817/8
50
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lO'/^'Jan
300
-
-
20%
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Canadian
53/4
2.60
7c
24
7
.
Jun
23Vis
-
Feb
36%~Ja'h
-
1.80 May
Canadian
22
18
3,330
10
common:—._*
Locomotive
3c
26%
18
1
100
-
187/o
2
—
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8c
—*
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Mar
19% Aug
92c
l
Ii
47c
Jan
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Aug
Apr
26
10,282
.
10
1,
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12c
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7
Feb
16
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5
25%
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7c
1
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38,950
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preferred—20c
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15c
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13 %c 16 %c
5%
•
24
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65c
14
80c
10
Ltd
450
7c
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Associates
Explorations
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Westburne
Western
Electric
I"*
500
19%
84c
1
,
Swimming Pools class
Der
Vanguard
13 %c
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Tazin
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30c
17
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2,605
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Canadian
30c
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-
7
21%
26
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Canadian
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7;
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18%
1
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9% Jun
6y2
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Canadian
Jun
'
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,
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3
common-
Canadian General Invest-'
.
2.05 Aug
126
Gas
Warrants
104
43V4
2.50
——
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40
103% Aug
107 ,, Jun
„
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Dredge Dock
Canadian
Feb
1.42
■
104 % Aug
Jun
22'%
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—
B
Aug
*
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Apr
103
8y2
—
Feb
102
96
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18
Feb
3
•
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Chemical
Feb
75
1,584
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preferred
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14%
52
51
common
47
37%
103
54
A
6% Jan
'
103
100
*
54% Apr
50%
66
com
.
2.50
Preferred
Apr
\
198
—
Celanese
Canadian
Jan
2.75 Aug
22
Aug
28
July
9% Jun
15'/a July
-7-
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class
Canners
Canadian
250
100
10,390
8,035
14,388
—
warrants
$1%
.
Feb
2.90
6y2-
warrants
Canadian
4.95 Apr
:**
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B
Canadian
3.00 Mar
23
50
British
7% May
2,913
10%
—
53%iJan
3.15
.
22
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; .58%.Mar
4.90 Aug
10
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:
120
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1
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10%
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32
870
100
—
preferred
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,
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105% 105'%
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22
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29
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45
115
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Jun
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^_^_*
common
class A
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7.40 Jan
Jun
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100
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Spartan Air Services
Warrants
3.20 Jun
20c
,
Apr
51%
—*
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15% July
Apr
2.05
47c
l
-
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7%
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96c
24 %c
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1
1
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Siscoe
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Development
Shop & Save
Silver
Metals
5%
3.95 Aug
51
3.15
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A—50c
8t Lawrence Columbian
35% July
t
5%
__
20
—*
,
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Jan
18 %c Mar
Aug
July
51
*
Stones
B
Canadian
8%c Mar
2.50 May
3c
2
Feb
24
Jun
51%
49
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Sugar——
Class
July
15%
♦
Jan
16% May
,
1.00 May
1,350
10%
48%
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Jan
3c
,
Jun
4.00
59
Jun
3.75 Mar
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51%- 52%
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26
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50
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9c
20
1.60 Jan
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2,420
.
16V2
48%
30MJ
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preferred
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3.35
16'/a.
50.
103%
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*
Iron Foundries
1
300
19
July
17Va Jun
.
7% May
Feb
jun
50c
7,822
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common—
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Jan
3.00
_1
Jan
68
4.00
^
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class
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Canada
65%
3.35
1
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Mar
2.75
3.00
&
Jun
9%
7%
100
-
59%
58
:
68
100
common-
Canada
Canada
May
9c
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54%
1,650
65c "
4.00
r
100
Canada Steamship Lines common—
Canada Wire class B
Apr
1.53
*
common
Bread
58%
,
4^^—*.
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Aug
al9¥» al9>/4
Lithium
Quebec
_1
46c
5%c
Quebec
Jun
300
100
Dry Dock
4%%
11 %c Mar
1.53
2.80
48%
3,500
50
Z+.
preferred
.
6c
55%
160
13,124
common—I—__^*
Canada Permanent
22,500
40%
Jun
3.90
£1
—
Company
Canada Packers
Jan
46,800
6c
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
i
Feb
10c
40 V*
May
4.45
—
!
Canada
Jan
68c
3c
*
1950 pfd
36
52 ya
44c
1
Refining Ltd
July
49
28
-
Jun
6
34%
25
Products ———:
Bullochs Ltd class A—
Mav
50
7
3.80
preferred——50
50
preferred—
Canada. Foils
Feb
Jan
1st pfd 30
4 Va%
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Quebec Telephone 5%
30c
12c
190
Feb
Feb
48
4.30
_*
common
Preferred
Apr
May
49
83c
115
33%
„
3.80
«
—I
Canada Cement
t
July
29
3,078
July
11,926
'
105
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Building
Feb
4c
-49
13% May
9% May
375
j*
preferred
Canada
Mar
10c
40c
I
Co
22 ¥2 c
Jun
7c
Ltd-—
Gas
82
9.000
15
1
•
7c
'
Jun
1,000
-
jun
2,665
—*
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common
Calgary. Power
Aor
6c
f
29
17c
Mining Co
Porcupine
6 ¥a
12c
11c
—
49
—1
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7c
11
20
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Burrard
.
13,650
8%
65c.
55
21%
Columbia
Burns
Jan
4c
-8
8
Jun
1,275
51%
—
Feb
51%
14%
Oil
6"AVo
Jan
14¥2c
40c
&
Oil
5.30
Jun
6 8 ¥2
50%
3.05
100
-
20
*
Paper—
preferred
Brown
Feb
5¥2c
!
—
50
:
12c
9c
-1
com
pfd
Explorers Ltd
Paudash
Pitt
10 %c
Asbestos
Amulet,
American
Opemisca
2.90
2.00 Aug
11,000
70
12%
51%
12%
21
10
Corp'5%
5%%
Jun
1.80 Aug
500
1
West
22c
Feb
ioc
51%
'
14%
American
$6
9"% Mar
mo
Jan
__
British Columbia Power ;.Corp_^_—*
British Columbia Telephone common_25
9% Mar
9
400
50
Jun
30c
21%
British
1
1.85
1.82
Ltd—
tl
Jan
1.64
al2c
July
1.20
700.
50
-.10.
——
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Apr
1.05
Jan
1.80
45
2,350
1
35c
34
:
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'
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North
16 ¥2
July
5c
al2c
370
46
1.50
.
6"%
*
Scotia
Brazilian
Feb
15,000
Ltd-*
Co
Apr
14%
British
'
July
15c
*
Vending
Apr
Jan
25
8%
—*
Paper——
Mar
13c
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
New Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
1
New
1.02
12% July
300
54c
38c
♦
Ltd
Fngistuis
,
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Ltd
Rice Mills Ltd
Minera's
1 %c
a55c
1.85
53 Va
29%
*
B_^
Traction
Bridge Tank
„
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Aug
July
13 V*
^o'al
National
18c
a55c
Mount
Native
,.
;
Feb
*
Pleasant Mines Ltd common—•
Needco
4.90
1
1
Mount
Mount Royal
,
July
65c
68c
1
Mining Corp of Canada LtdMolybdenite Corp cu Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd-—
Jan
Jun
8 %
18c
l%c
—
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
M1d-Cbibougamap Mines LW—
6c
36
Jun
;*
Montreal
5%%
Mar
7%c
4,814
Jun
7
:»
Jan
Aug
6%
.
Jan
9.60
;
r
37
19%
48 Va
„
Jun
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21
7
6%
•
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Jan
24
350
35c
—
10
Industi-ies—
Class
1.70 Aug
11,500
*
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Jan
•
21%
12,046
48 Va
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17%
108
21
1.30
12%
...
Jan
26
,
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Wire
Bowater
21,056
1
common
pfd—50
_*
—
class
Nova
Bartaco
Jan
57c
50c
46
,_ir
class
4.80
Feb
110
■
15% May
1.8
May
2,282
Jam
Jan
21
45%
'
1.45
-
.
July
8.05 July
101% Jun
1,677
Jan
2.30
38 %
Jun
106
95
Jan
1.30
23% July
3,750
July
2.85
.
24%
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5.
18%
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1.65
17,873
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40%' 43%
43,
25%
.
*
52c
1.70
57c
*
*
473/4 May
Aug
23%
-5
—
Ltd
Mines
Distilleries Ltd
Melchers
1%
—
3.10
70c
,
50
—
Beaver Lumber Co common—
Bell
Telepnone—_i_
1.05
1
Co
Mining
5.35 '
-
•
.—
Bowater
Marchant
„
25
common
Ltd
Bathurst
Apr
23%
300
—
1
Steels
Barcelona
Aug
1.38
1
19
900
.
27% May
13% July
2.00 May
540
3,200
\
:
—
Standard
Electric
Bank
'
1.20 Mar
July
42c
57c
23%
(Walter M)
Malartic Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
19%
5.35
Acceptance common-'Sugar Refineries common
A
1_
Autofab
'
Lowney Co Ltd
19%
.1
-
common
Auto
8 ¥2 Aug
Ltd
19
preferred
Atlas
2.25 Aug
8
Oil
106
18
105,
—I
:
pfd
Hardware
Class
4.50 Mar
3-95
28c
ll'/a
104
preferred
Atlantic
July
Ltd
Acceptance Corp class A_ —5
1
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd.
9.65
100
430
_
49% May
9 y4 May
Mines
Gold
Labrador
Laduboro
2.45
65
preferred
5*50 Jan
Aug
7
108
1
,
;
4%
C
Bank
4
Ltd
Keely-Frontier
Jun
107
35c
Corp
Atlantic
& Mining
Incerprovincial Dredging
Co
2.30
108
10
Ltd
Controls
Ashdown
Feb
2.50
27%
1—
Co
Associated
Aug
5c
27
—
_.
High
38% Jan
24% Jan'
3.75 Jun
6,650
22,472
10%
Pulp & Paper
Imeprial -class A
$2.60
Feb
50c
1,500
Paints(Can) Ltd class A_*
_
1.80
Jan
4,000
2.40
•
International
—
1.25
55c
5%c
1.90
5
1.80
25 y4
10
■
>
$2.50
Jan
53c
i.90
common
Class
Jan
5%c
1
Argus
1.99 May
26
Jun
79c
1,
——
preferred
Anihes
2.60 July
1.28
75<?
Gas—
Anglo Canadian
Feb
2.15
—
4% %
Feb
24c
78c
Warrants
45c July
19c
Apr
2.30
warrants
Aluminum
Analogue
Apr
Jan
1.15
—
Mining &
57c
July
4c
ll¥2c
2.15
•
Inland Chemicals Can Ltd
25c
85,500
7%c
*—*
Mining & Develop——
10c
Helium
Corp of America
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd— „3
International
Mar
4.25
14%
100
preferred-
Aluminium
Apr
27c
38c
35c
Ltd
?
f
14 ¥2 c Aug
13,000
32c
4.25
2.25
common—:
Algoma Steel——
Feb
5¥2c Mar
32c
Ltd
Minerals
Feb
Jun
2%c
Low '
'
Mar
2c
2c
A
Natural
Range Since Jan. 1'
150
.
"
■>>
7,179
24%
—1*
Warrants
Feb
21,000
400
Trunk
Algoma Central
9% May
9%
46%
24%
being
one
<•
~
14%
preferred—
B
Alberta
Feb
Jun
9
2c
Exploration Inc
Hastings
Inspiration
A
Class
,
Apr
8
9%
——
Silver
Lake
975
36c
12 %c
14c
———
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Futurity Oils Ltd——.
Glen
263/4
Jun
8 3/4
45%
—
—.
-
.
9%
*
25c
.
—
Ltd
Mines
Lake
Fox
21%
87c
July
36c
——
&
37c
150
57c
July
.
-Shares
High
2.25
—_ -.
Gas
Class
Apr
33 ¥2 July
9%
Ltd
Mines
Metal
Fab
a24
a23 %
a24.
Drummond
Dumagami
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
1.00
Apr
18c
of Prices
first
OILS.
■
Sales
for Week
Low
*
—*
common--:
trust
The
and
in Canadian Dollars
Range
46%
—25
Ltd
Voting
Apr
21c
Jan
24 ¥8
100
,1
Ltd
Leaseholds
27%
50c
'
common—„*
Paper
Warrants
Mar
15
18¥2C Aug
500
into' two parts.
Week's
Sale Price
-
.
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Ii——,—1——*
Alberta Distillers common+*
J.^n
1.40 May
Jan
9 % July
10% Aug
2,500
60c
55c
1
—
Explorers
Dominion
-
.
Class
-1
—
—-—
Dome Mines LtdDominion
,
Preferred
,
Daering Explorers Corp Ltd
Daiien
Expressed
Last
Par
4%c Mar
37%
28C
•
Abitibi Power &
3.80 Aug
Feb
1.14
Are
Friday^
5%c July
Feb
2,70 July
3c
Shown
STOCKS
•
Exchange
segregated
are
10c
May
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
STOCKS, and the second list the MINES
Prices
Apr
1.26
1
1
INDUSTRIAL
Jan
14c
July
4c
Exchange issues
July
6c
Aug
3,500
Toronto Stock
Apr
2.71
Jun
2c
3%C
4'/aC
38%
class ' A—5
—»-♦,
10
Ltee
Provost
&
M-G
7c
3c
The
High
Jun
1.24
3.80
Ltd
Chib Mines
Copperstream Mines Ltd
Rand
Copper
9
3c
Mogador Mines Ltd-,—
Paper Corn Ltd--'-
Consolidated
600
10c
Mines Ltd—1
Cadillac
Central
Consol
Consolidated
11
3c
Machines
Business
Commodore
Low
High
1.11
1.20
1
Corp
Copper
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
5%c
1
-1
1
1
—1
Chibougamau Copper
Cleveland
10%
Corp
Mining
Chess
Chipmaa
Low
Toronto Stock
.
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended August 1 7)
Sales
Week's
Friday
'
.
34% Feb
.
7.50 Jan
109
Mar
12% Aug
62
Mar
20¥4
.
.
Apr
4.65 Feb
16% Mar
16¥4Mar
11¥2
Jan
.
Number 6187
Volume 196
.
,
(784.)
Chronicle
The Commercial
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last-
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
,
Sale Price
Preferred
Smelting
Consolidated
_______:—
Paper
—*
—--*
;_100
Consumers Gas common
preferred—
B
class A__
Distillery
Corbv
*
,
*
•
B
Class
Credit-
Coronation
Imperial ;—
Crajg Bit
Crain
*R L) Ltd__
Cosmos
—
-
Preferred
—50
—
i
Zellerbach
____—:
International Ltd common
Crown
Crusli
—
'
41%
8%
•
Dominion
Electro
Warrants
——25
—— *
common.
'.11%
Steel common..*
&
1
5%
8
Lime
Dominion
Magnesium—-it.—*
Scottish -Inv pfd
50
Dominion
Steel Coal.
Co
Dupont
common
—
-——
,34
37
_*
4,119
35
21
57
26
128
Jun
145
5%
9%
—
—
11
.
*
100
765
5%
9%
10%
*
Ltd.
.1.75
1.60
1.90
37,956
14
11%
14
17%
17%
18
26%
26 %
26%
12V4
12%
12%
850
11%
11 %
28,473
100
100
104
105
6%
7
2,650
Ltd—
preferred
4%
•.
*
11 Va
„100
100
100
—
—
preferred
Stores
Metro
104 Va
—:
u_.-„20
common—;
•
class A
Montreal
Trust
:
Works
Corp
26
26
(
Federal
class
Gram
Fittings
Corp
—
1
*
*
;
*
___i__—L*
i
;
Companies
Trailer
Fruehauf
Gatineau Power
Trust
National
•
Bakeries
General
General
Development
Dynamics
General
Motors
3.25
100
10%
25
.
'
26
57%
1%
Drill class A—
Petrol &
50c
General* Steel
7%
227/8
50
8%
600
12%
13%
,
82
82
29
1,118
29
780
4,660
10
27%
27%
40
18%
—
-
8%
A
•Z139
139 *
Goodyear Tire (Canada); common
4%-; preferred 1
Gordon Maekay class A—;
_
9%
8%
125
110-
43 %
'
43%
6%
6%
43
19%
450
15
15
600
13 Va
13%
13%
75
12%
12%
30%
Quebec
18
Telephone
17%
6,566
18%
19
3,832
16%
Lakes
Greiat
7.75
7.25
8.00
3,762
Cement
common—1.
Power
—__
Northern
Warrants
Class
West. Saddlery
Greater
600
8%
1,425
7 Vs
Jun
5.15
200
4.25
Jun
9%
200
9
Jun
44
July
5.05
9%
44%
46
230
10%
10%
Hersey
2,125
5
100
4.50 July
26%
28%
2,010
8
8
110
Farms
Harding Carpets
Preferred
Preferred.
.
Hees
19%
,
8.18
hurne
Paner
12%
•
80
:———
4.15
80
2.95
107
•52%
25
2.40
2.70
Smith
^50
42%
42 y4
20
51
2.50
2UC
preferred.!
A
'
prior
Erie
-
Imperial
Imperial
Oil
Industrial
Industrial
Inglis
4
Minerals
>
Inland. Natural
100
128
290
57/a
237/s
13
Jan
398
4.1 J
700
16
Jan
Jun
153
Jan
July
52 %
July •
17% Mar
3.60
3.45
15
4.80
3,225
24
155
85c
Jan
34 %
5.00 May
Feb
Jan
6%
Jun
Jan
18
Jun
6%' Jan
4.00 July
2,935
1.00
24
Jan
6 % May
Aug
19% July
150
%
85c
1
$2
Levy
74
Class
Loblaw
Class
Jan
80c
83c
780
65c
July
2.60
Jan
44 Va
43
44V2
341
38
May
6%
'
*
I—II—20
300
64 y»- Jan
125
46 Va July
4.50
425
20
200
.100
3.00
3.00
*
u
14%
14%
100
~*
*.
5%
6
2,770
9%
ioy4
700
3.00
10%
10 %. Apr
6% July
47%
20
20
«
7 VA
47
4.50
6%
,1—53
•
415
9%
9
,
4.25
51
20
3.00 Mar
1.25 July
16%
Apr
Jun
8 3/4
July
5%l Jun
;
Feb
.
.
Mar
11%
Jun
11%
Jan
11%
Jan
8
4.75 July
9
Mar
23% Feb
Jun
14%
May
6
July
7%
7
7%
1,385
69
68%
70%
12,552
63
Jun
84% Mar
12
10%
13
14,435
8
Jun
ieya
9%
9%
800
9
Jun
10
*
»
14
17
14,033
22%
22%
300
100
100
100
70
70c
70c
73c
3,650
11%
11%
17
—._.
Corp commoa
in iiiioo
—a
.-1
—.*___.
11%. Jan
Feb
liy# Mar
19 y»
Apr
—.—
preferred— ii.imi.5o
*
class A
Ltd
Simpsons
Steel
Slater
22%
Feb
106
Apr
1.25
Jan
12%
16,752
19
Jan
6.25
4,095
4.50 May
12%
Jan
4.00
1,525
3.90 Aug
5.00
Jun
51
July
10y»
Jun
51
51
39
50% July
4.00
4.05
750
3.80 Aug
-9%
-
9%
■
,23y8
23%
23'/a
*
10
23%
13,056
40%
100
43%
'
5%
5
11%
Jan
May
22% May
43
Jan
27%
39 % May
42 y4 Aug
Jan
May
48% Feb
7% May
1,560
11%, May
14
4,000
^
4.50 Jun
1,071
<
24 V* Jun
32% Mar
9 Va Feb
14% Mar
25%
26 y4
10
10%
30%
29%
30%
825
4.00
3.75
4..00
2,325
—
13
26 %
75
..
11%
26
5.50
100
•
5Va
: u%
193/* Jun
<
41
42%
41
7 ya Jun
2,441.
23%
*
*■
common
Jan
Aug
July
5.00
——
common—*
^
67e
3.90
4.00
,
—
99
6.00
mm
—;
22 y4
4.00
Ltd—
*
Standard
4QQ
Stedman
Superior
Jan
7%
28
Apr
Tamblyn
-
Canadian
89
Jan
5%
4.00
860
75
5,113
1.25
1,600
73.%
•
4.00
290
3.80
•
7% July
6% July
64
5.80 Feb
86
Jun
3&
9
200
9
July
6%
960
5% May
9
6%
5%
2.40
2.30
2.50
3.09
56c
„
3,150
1.75
3.05
9,000
61c
8,500
55c
Marts
Towers
-
5%
'
2.00
2.10
9
:*
8
y4;
--
1,100
6
1,625
2.10-
810
9'/4
4.25
.
common——
2.30
2.85
7
A____ 10
—
—a™
A—.
—3
*
20
—-38
a—
:
*
.20
Groceterias class A 1st pfd—30
B 1st preferred
30
10
'
Ji5%
20%
:
10
Trans
Prairie
Union
Acceptance
Feb
1.20 Jan
20%
15%
43.
615
39
11
.12%
14,490
13%
11%
.13%
21%
23
29%
30%
^
page
2,650
20%
38
..
30 y8
30 %
30
30%
-
Feb
May
1st
7.25 Jan
9y2
2.80* Feb
4.25
14
Jun
15%
Aug
11 y*'Jnn
18% July
38
Jun
Feb
Feb
18%
'
United
Feb
4.65 Aug
1.70 Feb
Feb
26'
Jan
13%
13%
20%
21%
7,206
17 Va
13%
14%
11,420
7'/4
7%
10,745
4.60
_*
6%
*
50
*
7%
*
50
*
30
._*
17%
&
Grey
Aug
common
common.
2
preferred
Trust—
Virginia Dare preferred—.
*
*
*
—*
—*
10
—^10
.25
7,460
Aug
6
5% Mar
200
6
6
50%
Jun
July
13
13
13
100
59
59
20
58% JUly
5%
100
1.20
1,300
5% May
1.10 Aug
7Va Aug
100
7% Aug
25
49% Aug
87/s July
18 y8
56%
56 %
35
21%
21%
1,740
28%
28%
425
5%
5%
325
11c
*5%
51c
'
53
1
Apr
Jun
27 y4
Jan
30% Apr
5 V4 July
July
5
May
20a
51c
Aug
52
100
-
14
liya
-
4.45
*
7%
22c
7%
Apr
Jan
65c
Apr
Feb
Jun
63%
Jun
Jun
16
Apr
*
14
4.40
Feb
Jan
Aug
442
T
Jan
19%
»16,500
«
11
23%
28 y8
'
53
11% Apr
55
60
9c
1,350
Jan
Jun
56
"
51c
52
15% Jun
15,136
.
Feb
15% May
720
9C
Feb
27%
9
5'/a
Feb
9%
4.35
Jun
7%
...
Jan
Jun
17%
10c
5'/a
64
11% July
Jun
49%
__
73%
r14% Mar
15% May
7%
21 y2
28%
Feb
May
16% May
8%
,
7
12 «/s
200
.
Jan
77/» Apr
Jun
11
49%
Feb
55 '/a
Victoria
60
14 ya
——
Power
21 y*
42 ya
1,800
20%
Electric
Venezuelan
15% Jun
505
6y8
•
Corp
Vendomatic
100
50%
6
4.00 May
5.50
Jan
Jan
22%
Vector
Steel
16%
46%
31,929
Preferred
United
14% May
Walker
G
23% Mar
Webb &
450
29
33 Vs
Westcoast
May
Jan
34% Mar
&
W
Equipment
a
Kne«pp Canada Ltd
Waterous
Voting
Trans
trust
common
*
1
1.10
—_•
Wainwright Products & Ref
21% May
Aug
Feb
1.35
13 y4
preferred———
class B—
B
730
30
2.85
400
12
—
Corps
19
200
300
1.40
1.20
12%
A_
Pipeline
preferred
Union Gas of Canada
•14,138
July
4.05
5%
—50
*
2nd
8% May
10 y4 Jan
..
19% Aug
1.15
;
preferred
16y4 Mar
4.25 Aug
12:
Jun
8,812
Jan
10y2
Jun
Aug
455 ^
•
Apr
3.20
7% July
2.20
12
38 Vs
1.85
19
56
Pipeline
Pipeline
Canada
Jan
f. 7
Jun
2.80
175
16
I35/8
5%
4,750'
:
10 %
"16
*
•
1,300
2.90
16
•
100
2.30
2.80
*
3,616
'■
•
Jun
Jun
58%
13
59
Trans-Mountain
Feb
3.90 Jatt
Aug
11
13
16%
*
-
B
Class
Trans
4.80
Jun
550
6,990
—10
common
class
Jan
Aug
18%
1
Inv
Jau
19%
50%
common
Finance
25
1.40
Warrants
Traders
21% May
*
common.—*
*
preferred
Toronto Star
9%
13
2.80 May
.
Jan
69% Mar
Jun
51%
Mar
2.15
1.10 May
2,575
53
52%
Feb
8%
Jun
2.75 Jun
■
Feb
90c
Jun
Works
Jun
Jun
4.00
Bank—
Dominion
15%
18
16
•
Thompson Paper
Iron
15
18%
1_.
Gen
Third
Jan
Jun
10%
20
Ltd common
Feb
30c
300
200
Jan
6% Aug
16
common
Canada
60
863 '
.
40c
28,333
20
ordinary
Industries
Jun
45
is yB
4 .65
16
20
Common
Switson
3,130
12
32% Mar
18%
common
Petroleum
Supertest
6
17%
_1
A
Propane
845
6%
12%
18%
—
class
Steinberg
275
July
July
ioy4
9 '/a
12%
—
of Canada
3.75 Mar
6%
1
Bros
Steel
Jun
23
ioy4
—
Radio
Jun
7
—
Paving
Standard
36
160
49
—
Ltd
Foods
Stafford
Feb
1.86
Aug
23 % July
:
Toronto
13 y4
8%
—rrm50
preferred
50
Class B preferred
;
*
Shullys Industrie®
::
Silverwood Dairies class A__.
Toronto
4.25
For footnotes, see
4.40 July
A
47% Mar
12%
—
3,515
.
A
Class
52% Mar
1.15
—-«
Industries common—
Preferred
1
5.00
I
Shawinigan Water & Power
Jun
4.25
preferred
preferred
3.20
4.60
*
Jun
13%
$1.25
1.75 July
5.00
Seven Arts
34
•»"
3.80
,-L-— •
a
Financial class
885
1,600
IIIIIIIlO
Gas
Holdings
Selkirk
56
5%
-
Laurentlde
Jan
58
2
preferred
Say.vette Ltd
Scottish Holdings
4,780
common———__—10
Cement
Jan
2.10
*
7,361
48
58c
-_A->—i—
Secord
627/8
54
,_r
Warrants
71
,35c
common..
Preferred
Laura
Jan
Jun
42
9%
1.90
A—___.
mniio
Mall
PalL
Foods
Salada
42%
*
Ontario
Lake
Gas
preferred
of
Maurice
44%
3.08
—
baftd>Uid
Jan
Jun
57%
_
preferred
class
Lawrence
St
67
.
49
1
f f
n
Feb
118
Feb
4%
2.00
Industries
41
70
10
of Canada——______
LafArge Cement
113
—
Paper
70
44%
——_1
-——
34
112%
22,270
4.05
4.50
.7%
Warrants
7,360
Yarns
.Class
Kelvinator
6
6
60% May
Mar
30
5
4.00
—
______
Douglas class A
Kelly
114
5
7%
80c
Prop
Texaco
Bldg Credits common.*
——
Jockey Club Ltd
Jan
4.75 Jan
10»%
mil100
Southam
-12 %
,
1—5
*
—
—
Jun
20%
:4i%
warrants.
July
50
1,000
16%
—-5
25
Lake
B
11
7.083
4.75
Iroquois Glass preferred———
Class
100
8,380
4.00
Interprovincial Discount common—__*
Warrants, —
a_—:—__—1—
Int6rprovineial Pipe Line
T_fl
Interprovincial Steel PiDex_——4~9Investors
Syndicate class A
25
Jefferson
60% May
14%
1_I125
pfd
Nickel
warrants
•4.10 Mar
45%
—10
International Utilities .common
1959
Jan
54% May
Jun
13%
1.00
Interprovincial
107
Jan
May
2.25
391
57/8
Gas conum/ii—.—
Preferred
Jan
4.05 July '
51
11
3.95
Warrants
International
Apr
104
43%
86%
———
International. Minerals
87
July
Mar
'
'
23%
Co.preferred
International Bronze Powders
-
7y4 Apr
3.50 July
78
41c
39
i—
-A—.:
26
Jun
30%
124
14%
common
—
Cement
5
—
,
Acceotance
John
i
Inland
•
125%
43%
common.
114
Chemical
Class A
20% Mar
Apr
52
30 %
Glaze—__—_—/——_*
Life Assurance
———-10
Imperial Tobacco
6%
preferred
6% July
'
-
Flo
Imperial
Mar
25»/a
3.25 Jun
2,280
50
*
Lit.ho
Revenue
St
Jan
40
'■
11
Hughes Owens Co class
Huron
12%
25
-
625
7%
*
Feb
'
4,450
3.25
100
_
Natural
Russell
Apr
4,145
100
,
17% Mar
>
66
25
'40
-
107
52%
preferred—
9
Jun
193/8
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite- Oil common
Russell Hugh class A
1.49 Jan
20
4,900
17Va
6%
18%
Ore
Iron
Rolland
.17% Mar
Jun
30
1.85
Apr
July
-
;
Jun
5,071
4.35
4.25
2.30
34% Mar
7% July
3.25
Jan
11% July
170
Jun
Jun
Jan
3.50
Jun
-
Pittnejd.l
&
Howard
•
6%
18%
—
Corp
Rockower
Jan
3.05
3 45 July
594
13
25 %
10
Jun
15%
3,015
25
.13
Dauch____——
&
5.00
Jan
55
1.25
common
Industries
Riverside
Jan
12%
683
19%,
Jan
Mar
10% Aug
*
_
Robertson Mfg 2nd preferredRobin Nodwell
—.
Jan
44
1,952-
25%
•
——100
common
& Co
(Geo H)
Hinde
v.
25
—
_.__aa-
Hendershot
.
4.95
J
Siddeley
Hawker
17%
51%
4.50
51
cpmmon_-T
12,795
17
49%
17%
common....
60c
13
14%
13%
14%
—
10
1,239
2,748
,
preferred—
Revejstoke Bilding ——
May
Aug
1.25
90c
—
27
preferred
Reid
May
July
90c
15%
90c
147/s
"15%
Greyhound Lines -a——a——-Guaranty Trust
....
——
Hardee
1,665
_
13
8% July
5
Feb
Jan
7.25
_
Pipeline
Premium
May
8
Jun
7%
2,100
1.50
Fixture—.
36
10%
July,,
46
•
Store
28
9%
*
common
new
*
Jan
'
20
5.90
400
1.00
90c
a——
trust
Voting
8
90c
Gas———--
Winnipeg
-
77/s
1.25
1-
warrants——_
B
Great
8
1.50
Gas common
—A
—
a_
22y* Feb
18
29%
—
—-
Steel
Phantom
Mar
95c
49
'
Warrants
Great
7
30% May
29
5.05
Preferred
Jun^
i6%
18%
PaDer
Lakes
Great
13Va Jan
Jun
8%
_
Rothmans
•
Jan
16%
—
Jun
.
27%
8%
Warrants
Jun
1«%
7
17
13% Jun
•
6,980
-
Aug
157/a May
29%
common
Feb
19 y4
Jan
1
Power
Penmans
11% Mar
Jun
100
6%
5y* Jun
12 '/a
9,523
Natural Gas-
Ontario
Apr
19% Apr
28%. Apr
12% Jun
60
29%
Jan
Mar
19 V»
Jun
♦
Northern
Jan
162
Aug
6
i70
60 %l
4% May
29%
—.——^
Pembina
12% May
Jun
123% July
"
50
Jun
15%
12%
Jan
'•v3'3% Feb
Jun
8'%
100
8%
139
9%
9%
class -A_a____a.
90
15
r
Apr
17%
Jun
15'/a Aug
27
July
17% Aug
19 %
Jax
Apr
15%
May
13%
^-.2
♦
Mines
Reichhold
"
Jan
u28July
55'
-
15,785
16%
.20
-
.
37%
16%
_
_
8
31
31%
,45
70
50
i6ya
—
-
Jun
12% Aug
2,380
15%
.
Parker Drilling
Jun
58c
-
*
<
Jan
Jun
49
75c
24
Apr
9% July
40V4 Jun-
.
Jan
3.00
23% Jun
200
,
16%
•
May
1,647 ;
607
26
Feb
.
2.15
Aug
6 Va July
16%
Wire common
Quebec
*.
26
„
225
common—*
B
Noranda
12% Mar
'
common—.
ware-
Envelopes
103%
Jun
570
54%
•
70c
75c
Products Mfg class A—
General
Jun
8%
1,950
a26
56
-
■
..
8
77/s
77/8 '
A.
_.
May
99%
205
29
<
Feb
.10
1.50 May
2.25
5%
*
Power
111%
Jun
47 Va
Oshawa Wholesale
28% Jan
4.75 Apr
30
10%
—1
»•
110
Jun
6
,
5
*
Page
Jun
100
44%
new_—-
Products
Overland preferred
May
37%
100
10%
__1
:__
—;
.xd
1,590
32%
6
100
5%
Ogilvie Flour-
1.15 Mar
25 % Mar
175
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
-
Aug
Jun
July
23
Jun
2.50 Aug
1,873
'
33%
33%
_—
66c
18
128
9
15
155.
46%
57% Mar
3.65 Feb
300
14y8 Mar
41%
_
*
'30% Aug
July
41
30
13,200
650
2,241
4,050
26%
3.25
«
27% July
May
25
12%
—
Warrants
Apr
19
16% Feb
290
.
f.
6
23%
25%
3.25
—-—100
General
Globe
—
._•
common—
preferred
General
—
*
-
-
48
.
6
r
i
77c
91c
, 19
19 Vi
150. 151
9% 1.0V4
88c
19%
«.
x
1
——
: 48
■
—
L—:—- *
i—
j._.
-
Co
Foundation
Fraser
;
—*
Canada
of
5%
—*-*
991
30.30%
J-"1
common
Fleetwood
Ford
*
A—
Maim lac i.u ring—
t1 ietti
1—;—-1
Candy—Ll
17
16%
17
•
Players Canadian
Farmer
Fanny
Jaw
ley* Feb
10
41%
*
-a
*
Famous
35
Feb
107/a July
8%
—
—
Preferred
Ontario
May
26
50
^1
common-
National Grocers preferred-
Ontario
May
9y8
w
National Drug & Chemical
Ocean
21
9
^
i..
National Containers
Northern
Jan
Jun
400
♦
_—^
Northern
6% Jan
12% Feb
16%
7,180
40
-a
Locomotive
Class
5,800
1.70
i_
A
a
—
Montreal
Niagara
24%
——
Monarch Fine Foods
Neon
10% July
2.45
♦
Moore
Jan
8,790
1.60
Mar
15
B
Preferred
Feb
May
4.25
2.40
•
Molson Brewery class
Class
10%
51
JUn
July
83c
<«
a/
Containers
1
1.60
Gas—^
Brick
Modern
Jun
7 '/a July
45
*
•-
industries
Midwest
Milton
7%
.
—
_
Bloedel Pbwell River—
Shoe®
5 y2%
215
5
Mar
9
Jun
9% May
1,550
11
i
common
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
50% Mar
26 Aug
July
Jan
226
Maple Leaf Mills
3.60
-> 50%
27
154
.
4.60
2.40 Jun
38
Jun
400
145
10
Maher
Aug
Aug
Jan
Jan
10% Jun
Jun
41% Aug
8
Jan
5,520
warrants
A
(M)
Macmlllan
1.50
28 %
60
61
Mar
Apr
85c
25
48
300
5,075
4,920
50
50
37%
__
common—_
.
.
26 /■• 24%
,
f—.—10
!!
A
class
Form
Preferred
^
31%
./
—
—+.——*
—_
Flooring
Exquisite
*
common—
,
.
——4'■■,31%
Trust
49 V4
8%
13
I7%\18%
17% 17%
49%
8%
12%
__
12% July
9
48 Va
*
,
.
8%
12%
18
17%
>*
•
_•
I
.
Empire Life Insurance..—
Erie
.
*
;
—
Paper
Eddy
—
& Ch<?m common.
Inv
Economic
«
•
Textile
Dominion
12
7 25 8 00
53 Va ' 56%
5%
5%
• 8
8
53%
Dominion
Dominion. Tar
11%
—
1.50 Jan
26,338
8%
47%
<
10% Aug
10 y4 Feb
6%
8%
87/a
8Ve
»
—
High
9% Aug
200
48 Va
*
A—
*
*
19y2 Jun
187/a Jun
11
Jan
- 13% Feb
. 2.10 Apr
16
Apr
10%
9%
Il50
B
Class
Loeb
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
_
_
Preferred
Feb
.
Mar
.
16% Jun
Jan - v
105
Aug
Jan
.
3.00 Jan •
May
,
820
8 May
13 Va Jun
»
i-500
4.50 Feb
9.25 Mar
' 2,431
44
Jun
67% Mar
100
5% Jun/,.
81 Mar •
1,200
TV* Jun ,
11%. Feb
•
50
48/ Jan
51 - May
160
8% Jun
12. Mar
17,562
11% Jun
t 14% Mar
,
t 19,812.
16
Jun ,
21% Mar
,
2,459 _ 15
May... . 18% Mar
f' 4,368
21% July . . 34 Aug ;
v
•
45% ...
20%; 20%'21%
—
115
115
4.50
4.50 4.50
,
Dominion
Dominion Stores
2.65 2.70
44% .45%
---
—
Founcrv
Dominion
8%
; 2.70
Estate —
*
Distillers Seagrams
*
2
Dominion; Bridge
—
>
Dominion of Canada Gen Invest-—-;-*
Dale
Dominion Coal preferred-
1.20
28 Vz
51
41%
,
Class
Shares
1
Ihc
Loblaw Cos class
.
for Week
of Prices
i-
•
8 V* Feb
8.95 Jan
25 v Jan
39 %> July
22 y8 Jan
109
Feb
18% July
37 Ya July
14Va Jun
104
Jun
16
July
16% Aug
5
Jun
9% Jun
100
;
100
.115
475.
10
*
420
Loblaw
17% Aug
May
7
July
3.25 May
345
100
8%
—
11
5,017
10,513
30
500
100
,"4,775
1.20
28
- 49
41%
1.20
28%
.
—5
—r
1,475
10,650
4,714
1.75 1.75
13% .13%
—
*0
Trst
Crown
.
1.75
.,
12,231
7%
8.70
20%
.
20%
37% 39%
17%
18
105 % l*tl5
16V2
17
17% 17%
6V4
7%
10% 10%
7>/4
'*
»
1
T——*
common———*
Timber
Crestbrook
20%
39
17%
105%
16%
•
Mining &
Consolidated
Class
7%
6.10
--
8.25
Warrants
High
Low
;
,.
173/4
15%
17%
•
1®
common
Consolidated. Building
High
Low
,
t
Sales
Range
Sale Price
1
Range Since Jan.
i
Week**
Last
STOCKS
Par
Par
1 7)
(Range for Week Ended August
Friday
41 ;r
s
54%
a——4.35
1
*
16%
*
15 y4
i
.
958
1.50 May
1.10
1.15
1,000
1.00 July
52 y4
55%
6,376-
43% JUn
4.40
500
3.25
Jun
4.85
Feb
2.10
500
1.80 Jun
2.85
Jtm
'
4.05
2.00
15%
17
15
16
►
59%
Jan
2,551
11%
Jun
23%
Feb
4,625
11 y»
Jun
22%
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(782)
T 82
CANADIAN MARKETS" (Range for Week Ended August
Friday
liast
stocks
Week's
Range
of Prices
i
Sale Price
Par
Westfalr
Foods
20
STOCKS
36
Aug
401/2
28
100
27'A
Jun
29
Monday- August 20, 1962
.
1 7)
Week's
Sales
Last
High
Low
325
.
Range
for Week
Sale. Price
Range Since Jan. 1
.36
.
28
__
Friday
High
36
36
,
Preferred
Shares
Low
*
A
class
Sales
for Week
.
of Prices
Shares
Par
Jan
Consolidated
Marbenor
May
Consolidated
Marcus Gold Ltd
Low
1
27 J/2 C
1
65C
Mines
50c
Low
22.500
id
Breweries—
Canada
Western
Western
warrants
Copper
9 v2
10
l.lod
9
30
30
10
30
25c
25c
—
1,900
25c
Feb
Consolidated
Mogul
59c
Jun
Mic
35J/2
Jun
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
Morrison
4 J/2 7c
preferred
Pass
Wood
.
Nicholson
Jan
13
Jun
20
3,119
15J/2
Jun
91%
911/2
223
8.65
8.30
8.70
♦
2.55
-38
38i/4
175
-
14
13%
14
3.35
4.00
2.60
2.60
3.45
•
Consolidated
Northland
July
Consolidated
Aug
Consolidated
Rambler
July
Jan
Consolidated
Red
Jan
■<'1 May
Consolidated
Regcourt
Mines—.
Consolidated
SannOrm
Mines.
Consolidated
West
3.70
-
'
<•
44
171/2
Jan
2.40
6.35
Jan
July
AND
MINES
3.30
3.45
.,
•
,,
600
3.10 May
Coppercorp
2.70
-
Jan
Jan
4.10 Mar
Acadia
Uranium
Gas
Acme
Mines
Akaltclio
Roxana
33c
6c
5y2C
6%c
11c
2,000
5.85
6.00
1,150
85c
24,978
1
Mining
80c
50c
49c
53c
!
4c
3 Vac
4%c
16c
16c
__
15c
Jan
Croinor
13 %c
Jun
6.75
Apr
Curco
2'/aC
55c
15c
American
Leduc
Lead
Deer
Jan
2.65
1.85
1.75
1.86
2,100
37c
26c
39c
235,116
15c
Mar
39c
Aug
12c
12c
12c
6,480
10c
Jan
22'A c
Feb
Jun
5 Vac
24,000
4c
Aug
Jan
31,277
35c
July
54c
Feb
Denison
6c
5,700
5c
July
8 V2C
Feb
Devon
8c
Associated
?«ast
Atlin
Ruffner
River
Aumaque
Gold
Gold
1.02
1.12
2,000
85c
Jun
1.37
Apr
~
"
8%C
9c
2,500
8c
Jan
16 %c
Apr
72c
72c
500
68c
May
45c
41c
51c
115,188
24c
15 Vac
19c
11,300
11c
1.02
1.00
1.02
3,100
•
1
Mines
Oil & Gas class
preferred
5% 'h
preferred
A
1
23%
23%
1.12
4,700
20c
20c
22c
1
23c
23c
25c
•
64c
62 c
64c
1.20
1.20
—_
Mines
Metals
Uranium
Beaver
Lodge
Bibis
Mines!
Black
Bay
Bouzan
7c
27,500
4c
Jun
8c
Pioneer
Mining & Smelting
Gas
Lake
Canada
Canada
10c
May
27c
May
59c
6.70
7.25
5,475
6.00
2 70
Apr
2.50
2.75
4,100
2.05
Jun
31c
32c
6,000
26'/aC
6,825
2.80
Jun
4.90
1.55
1.65
2,300
1.51
Jun
3.40
4c
4c
8,000
4c
Astoria
4
Canadian
85c
2.98
10,000
5 Vac
6c
1,500
5v„r
1
Petroleum
Long
Canadian
Malartic
Pete
Mines
II—
I__~
1
Dei
Rio
•
HI"
1
Oil
j"
J
"
Mines
Mascot
i/V
qlfp
2lc
Kayrand Copper Mining
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Cochenour
Lake
Combined
Min
&
64c
1.05
1.12
12,625
85c
Great
Plains
Jun
84c
3,131
Consolidated
Caliinan
Consolidated
Gulf
Central
Lead
25c
35c
36c
Rock
Consol
Gillies
Harrison
Jan
Hasaga
Consolidated
Consolidated
Golden
Jan
Head
Jan
of
Lakes
Halliwell
Feb
Heath
Gold
70c
75c
2,045
17c
19c
49,850
5c
5,500
281/2 C
33c
/
Apr
Jun
/ 12c
May
34c
3J/2C Aug
"9c
Jan
34c
Apr
21c
Feb
8,500
14,250
15c
23c
Jan
12c
Mar
»17c
16 '/2C
33 %c
331/2 c
13V2C
13'/2c
14c
10,525
2.99
2.68
3.00
15,675
11
11%
1,080
7%C
6I/2C
71/2C
16,000
9 J/2c
37c
,
1.10
14'/2
12c
-
17c
Jan
May
48,000
.
Jan
29% Mar
8J/2S Jan
6,300
12%
13c
191/2C
Jun
May
May
1.95
-
Apr
48c
Jun
24c
Jan
4.15
Jun
9
151/4
May
5J/2C Jan
6'/2c
11,000
9c
7'/2c
8.90
8.70
8.90
4,955
4c
3c
4 J/2c
306,500
3c
11 %c
11 %c
12c
5,150
11c
15c
118,600
18 J/2c Mar
Mar
,
/
Jan
Feb
9J/2C Apr
Aug
1
;
1
Jan.
10%
8.25 Jun
Feb
8c
Jan
16c
Jan
Aug
Co
A
1.18 Mar
Jan
74,550
12c
Jun
26c
July
46,200
23c
May
July
65c
Jan
18c
.
■
22c
*
36c
29c
5 J/2C
2.60
22
11'/a
10%
6,000
6c
2.40
21%
10%
±
Gold
Mining &
7.too
5c
2.05
Porcupine
1.25
14c
11%
3,309
9.40
Jun'*
11
9.25
2.30
2.26
2.30
51
50%
51
3,714
15
157/s
4,695
c
lO'/jC
4,000
10c
.
101/2
1
IOJ/2C
Hydra Exploration
1
30c
28c
31c
7,514
1
55c
51c
73c
213,419
Jan
Feb
151/a Mar
May
12% Jun
;
Jan
Jan
157/8
Jun
Jun
15'/2
1
Jan
26'/a
18 J/4
*
.
A jr
2.66
Jun
2,380
,
1,720
1,080
Smelting—
Bay Oil
Pam
19c
_2.50
Consolidated
Hugh
Feb
July
2.40
•
Hudson Bay
Hudson
13c
70c
21%
'•
5
B
Howey
Jan
2.60 Mar
class
1,000
12,900
-
11%
l
Ltd
18c
15c
1.20
'32 '/ac
1
Home
Oil
21C
1
Jun
Feb
lpc
12c
7c
.
1.05
,
15c
1.15
__l
Iron
Jan
Class
13C
r
—1
7.50
1.29 Aug
2.05 Mar
2.65
Jan
591/4
47
Apr
20'/8 Mar
May
17c
251/2C Jun
54c
Feb
36c
Jun
73c
Aug
Jan
8c
6,357
6 V2C
Jan
Jellicoe
19c
Jan
Joburke
Gold
33c
3,400
90c
July
July
1.09
67,050
60c
Jun
20c
20c
19c
20c
29,500
19c
Jun
40c
Apr
70c
70c
79c
122,300
32c
Jun
87c
Aug
1
11c
10c 121/aC
22,700
10c
Aug
16c
Jan
1
Mines
29,000
July
5'/aC May
13c
9 Vac lOJ/aC
7,841
92c
4%c
41/2C Aug
10c
Mar
44c
1
Jacobus
Jaye
44c
1.04
95c
35c
Apr
Jan
37c
95c
1
,_1
Mines
Mines
45c
97c
1.02
9,000
79c
Jun
14c 15J/ac
17,100
14c
Aug
10c
Jan
11c
11c
1,000
5J/2C
13,000
1.07
1.20
300
10%
11%
4,885
10
26c
5J/2C Aug
1.00
35c
1,000
6.00
6.15
23,761
4.80
1.06
1.15
14,550
1.05
6c
500
97c
1.06
7,600
3c
3 Vac
20c
23c
Jun
Jun
July
Jun
Aug
5V2C July
Waite
1.20 May
joliet
Jonsmilh
Feb
Mines
1.34 Jan
,
2.55
1.75
Jan
Jan
Quebec
Mines
13
Apr
60c
Feb
8.45
Apr
Apr
3,000
56c
13,433
25c
5c
5c
6,000
4c
9.05
36,900
7.70
26c
4,700
9C
9c
500
161/2C
11c
Gold
1.72
23c
7,555
2.10
300
Jan
Lake
Shore
Jan
Aug
4.60* Jan
5c
Lencourt
Gold
Mines
1
Lqxindin
Gold
Mines
1
Jun
23 J/2 c
Jan
5c
14,600
6 %c
8c
4,800
3%c
6c
13,000
1.18
1.25
4.550
7c
7'/aC
13,508
41c
-
■
41c
1.03
■
4%C July
7c
Little
Jan
Long
Apr
Long Lac
Point
Jan
Louvicourt
Jun
Lyndhurst
Feb
Jan
6c
Apr
1.05
Jun
1.80
Jan
Macdonald
7c
Jun
14c
Feb
Maofia. Explorations
Gold
Macassa
800
35c
July
43c
Jan
Maolaren
18c
8.200
15c
Jun
20c
Jan
Class
6'/be
1,000
4c
35c
39c
97,600
35c
Jan
Jan
56c
July
May
59c
Jun
17c
Apr
22 %
Jun
Apr
24%
4,420
4.45
5.00
22,500
3.80
Jun
8%c
500
7J/2C
Apr
19c
21c
21,600
13c
Feb
3.00
3.15
1,495
2.60
Feb
4.20
2,250
3.45
Jan
241/4
30
J/2 May
7.95
Jan
11J/2c May
31c
Jan
4.10
Jun
4.25
.
Jun
54c
.321/2C Jun
Jan
44c
42,000
155,500
5,700
1.45 Jun
1.67
10c
7c
10c
51,000
Jan
2'/2c
3c
1,500
5c
May
2'/2c May
I5J/2C
2'/2c
51/2C
Jan
1.85
1.90
22c
22c
1,800
20c
July
1.06
1.05
1.15
44,600
98c
Jun
8c
8V2C
5,500
5c
Jan
7'/2c
8c
11,500
6c
Jun
3.65
3.80
23c
23c
8c
•
3.65
38c
81c
•
5,750
48c
Jan
,
; 1.46 Mar.
Feb
1.99 July
1.65 Mar
39c
2.43
14c
Jan
Jan
July
I7J/2C Jan
'
15c
30c
10c
1.55
1
19c
19.850
Feb
4,126
July
1.00
1
Mines
Jun
7c
.1
Goldfield
May
51c
Jan
13c
1.50
84c
1
3c
May
—
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6%c
6 Vac
47c
Gold
Gas
Loraao Uranium
:
1
Ar>r
30c
lO'/s
44c
Jan
1.85
50c
*
2.35 Mar
lie
8c
—
29c
Jun
2'/ac
1.18
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Mines
July
7,000
4%c
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38c
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Leitch
2OV2C Mar
4,000
4c
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Latin
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Jan
July
5c
5.50 May
3-00
1
Mines
5.75 May
20c
1
Mines
47c
1.90
6'/2c Jan
8c
3.95
4.90
!—1
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Lamaque -Gold
May
3 %c
Lingman
80c
2.45
■
24J/2C July
B'/aC
24'A
1
.
57c
23c
:
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Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake Dufault Mines
Jun
8,500
1
__1
*
39c
3,800
-
Feb
30c
70,550
8.10
1
Townsite____.
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25c
22c
Mines
Minerals
Lake
4.85
July
Aug
25c
July
44c
Jun
7.70
/ 70c
May
1
25«/2C Mar
July
33C
Jan
-4.90
Jan
65c
24c
24c
10c
64c
July
July
4.75
Jan
47,700
c
30c
Kopan
6c
2.45
3,000
13c 16'/2C
14c
Kerr-Addison Gold
May
34c
6,300
Jan
24c
35c
65c
10c
Aug
15,300
11c
32c
Kirlcland
May
48c
May
May
22'/a
1
Mines
Kirkland
3c
35c
7c
20c
1
Feb
20c
*
2,000
1
2.21 May
9,000
10c
12,014
Kenville
Jan
41,300
4,500
5c
8'/2c
1.60 Mar
Jun
11c 13 J/aC
4J/2C
7 J/2C
1
Joutel
Copper
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
14 J/2c Mar
IOV2C
Mining
Explorations
30c
82c
23c
For footnotes, see
page 43.
Mines
19 J/2
38c
63c
37 «/a c
33c
l
Mines.
Jan
1.600
;
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Jun
5,100
49c
Jan
3,000
5c
l
July
23c
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19 %c May
—
22% July
87,491
12
18c
_l
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20c
74c
15c
35,000
•
72c
1
Minerals
Gold
31c
12c 13 %c
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6c
4.10 Mar
Jan,
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6,350
70c
7c.
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3,680
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10c
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74c
JFlin
8c
26 J/2
9%c
1
1
Gunnar Mining
Gwillim Lake Gold
Feb
23c
Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil—
Consolidated East Crest
IIIIIH
Consolidated Penimore iron
7c
23'A
12%
1
1.22
*
Consolidated
v7c
9 %c
1
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71c
2 50
*
5c
2.60 Aug
10c
Jan
Feb
2.00
1
25,215
1
Mines
1.87
24c
Mines
725
14c
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Jun
4.75
Consolidated Beta Gamma
11c
2.70
12c
26 J/2
.
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Copper Mines
2.75
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Bay
1
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Consolidated
Bellekeno
Jan
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Iron
1
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16c
10c
2.60
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Irish
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Coniagas Mines
Coniaurum
29,600
10c
14c.
Mining
Feb
45c
23c
Jan
1
Jan
32 Vac
•
Jan
31c
Mines
1.80
46c
Petrol
7 %c July
11c
May
I8J/2C
15,700
1
4.35
33 %c
Metals
Commonwealth
3., 600
26c
22c
1
3.50 May
1
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9%C 10'/2C
Inspiration
1
Mines
9 J/2C
Mines—
Apr
11c
Willans
Gold
Aug
4.20
Explorers
3.75
1
Chimo Gold Mines
Chromium
1.85
Jun
Uran
Lake
Chib
Jan
Jun
2.37
Mines Ltd—
Jun
6c
qol
68'A
1.45
2,518
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Yellowknife
1.00
32c
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1
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Chesterville
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11
22'/2c Mar
10,900
1
100
5%C
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Central
1
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Jun
1.85
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1.10
7%C
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Jun
Apr
Feb
22 %c
1
Mines
5.35
80c
36c
11c
44J/a
Jan
Jan
2.65
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May
500
11,009
8 J/2
1.72
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80c
1.80
13c
Jan
2.57
Highland Bell
13 J/2 c
5c
1.73
-
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May
Jun
6'/2c Aug
541/4
50'/2
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Feb
5c
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2.65
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Jun
1,400
•
Ltd
2.70
7,465
•
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Jan
4.45
May
1
2.60
2.35 May
1.60 Aug
54
1
11,112
92c
l.io
July
_—1
14,250
3.85
1
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Silica
Mines
Feb
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1—1
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1.25
87c
*
North Inca
Canadian Northwest Mines—HZ"
Candore Exploration
Mar
13 J/2 c 13'/a c
*
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3.25
3.70
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1
1.20
90c
16%
Corp
•
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Gold
Canadian
1,100
2.90
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11,000
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Canadian
9c
5c
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Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Cayzor
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80c
2,800
,
39c
Jan
3.55 July
17,925
1.68
28'A
July
13
530
84c
May
1.25
8,2.75
4
1.60
10o
Devonian
Gold
4.10
16 J/4
29c
19c
1,000
2.86
Petroleum
Canadian Dyno Mines
Cariboo
3.95
15%
May
19
4,300
15c
13c
15,939
,
04-
4
Captain
22c
2.10
18e
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Delhi
Can
26%
2 95
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Canadian
24
1
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6c
6'/ac July
2,250
1
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Canadian
15c
22c
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51,700
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Hastings
2.10
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1.25
1
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Jan
1
1.02
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Mining
Sol
Grandroy
Feb
1.55
.
Aug
Jan
3.15
14c
Jan
Feb
24'/2c Jan
2.73 July
Goldray
7.75 July
Jan
3.05
Mar
15J/2
12J/2c
May
1.90, Jan
Goldfields
3.10
36c
3 05
•
Lands
Southern
Canadian
Apr
8c
1.55
'
Feb
26%
14c
9.25 May
14 %c Aug
2.10 Mar
Glacier
Jan
40c
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Canada Tungsten
Canadian
56,000
4,450
1,800
1,400
Goldale
Feb
13,500
•
Oil
Red
34c
12c
25c
Petroleum
Oil
7'/ac May
43c
9c
6,000
16c
9,470
Glenn
Feb
10c
8 %c
600
7'/2C
1.72
Giant
Jan
41 %c
8i/2c
12%
7c
2.58
Giant
Jan
11 %c
1
Chibougamau
Campbell
34,543
2.49
14c
10c
May
411/2c
1
&
10c
11%
I4J/2C
July
July
1.65
Genex
Jun
1
Petroleum
Camerina
9c
Jan
M'ar
58c
1
Calgary & Edmonton
Campbell
5c
_1
;
Cadamet Mines
Calvert
10c
19,600
9V2c
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Mines
Ankerite
Calalta
1.35
11,144
6c
l
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Red
July
Mar
10c
15 '/a c, Jan
•
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Broulan
Buffalo
32c /Jan
1
Ltd
Britalta
Buffalo
9,300
10c
5c
7c
Feb
5.45
34
2.58
Mines
Gaitwin Mining
Geco Mines Ltd
Aug
10c
23% Mar
Jan
i.
Feb
5c
3.60 Mar
1,215
91/2C
preferred—
Frobisher Ltd _/
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Jan
1
15,020
Jan
11c
Uranium
Brunswick
1,60
19c
1
Mines
1.14 May
Jun
1
11%
1
French'--Pete
38c
4.55
29%
4 J/2c Mar
Francoeur
May
Mines
Co
4.20
27%
4.20
9.50
38c
33,200
Jan
4c
Mines
64c
14,892
8I/2C
Jun
10c
2.14
Jun
12'/2 Mar
7,609
55c
8c
65c'/Aug
1,540
1.90
53c
Jun
10%
53c
1
28c
5,500
2.08
Jan
Jun
1
Gold
28c
12c
6O0
44c
10'/a
54c
75c
Jan
66,000
762
45'/a c 45'A c
10%
Jan
16 J/2
Feb
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58c
May
Jun
Feb
7 Vac
52c
Mar
72c
Jun
48c
11c
53c
24c
Aug
9c
20c
6 %c
1
May
19c
16VaC
Feb
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Mar
8c
29c
19,200
7,500
May
4 '/a
27c
15c
12,000
61,031
34,800
4,550
6c
4%c
76,500
25c
Fatima
Feb
8c
*
22c 25'/a c
Jan
July
13c 14 J/2 c
Farwest
.Feb
1.55
7,600
Bidcop Mines
Bralorne
26
Jun
17,300
.
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Copper Corp
Yukon
Feb
9c
6%c
12c
16c
251/2 c Apr
9c
*
Falconbridge
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo, Oils Ltd
J
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July
May
22c
Eureka
25% Mar
8c
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Bethlehem
10%
Jun
20c
1
Jun
6c
37c
2.50
;
July
6 V2C
•
Jan
8c
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July
6c
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Belcher
8c
4.65
18c
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5c
15c
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Jan
May
6c
•
Jan
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12c
18c
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9c
11 %c
•
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7c
Jun
7,700
1.24
Aug
5c
3%c Mar
6,181
1.66
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18c
51/2C Jun
29c
•
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May
7,200
3,500
,
8V2C
1
Mines
90c
13,675
18c
211/4 Mar
9c
25c
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6,200
1.30
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jun
30c
1
50c
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75c
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10,500
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l
22
160
1.04
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Apr
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125
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5.75
8,030
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Bevcon
21
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25
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Bata
7.35
21
1
Bankiield
Baska
7.10
12c
Jan
1
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Jan
50c
_
Bankeno
Base
7.25
Aug
Jun
9 J/2C
8c
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July
3,800
20 c
16 J/2C 19 J/2C
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3.25
5c
4.00
25
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Barnat
3.90
Jan
Jun
13c
8 J/2C
9 J/2 c
Malartic
4 Vac
5c
3.90
5C
1
May
2.35
7.90 May
30c
2,285
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1.19
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7c
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6c
3,000
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6,500
May
16
3%c
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2,000
1.60
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14c
May
121/2C Mar
3,205
6 J/2C
36c
7c
Feb
1.17 Mar
Feb
8c
53c
Feb
1.15
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May
5c
191/4
Jan
35J/2C July
lie
48,100
6c
East Amphi
8 Vac
7,000
10,000
15 c
18 J/4
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4.10 Aug
14,505
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5c
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1
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Band
July
Dunraine
19,269
1
1.28
42c
l
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Donalda
11c
Mines—
Aumacho
Aunor
Dome
Jan
9 Vac
Copper
5%c
92,400
7c
1.25
1
Mines
Jun
8c
Warrants
Atlantic.
6c
1.26
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Apr
28c
1
Atlas YellowKnir? Mines
20c
1
15c
17,300
Nickel
Arcadia
12'/a C
2.99
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16c
10c
30c
1
6,970
5 J/2C
.
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48V2C
1,000
28c
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40c
,
3,700
9,500
1
Palmer Oils
Aug
11c
29c
Mines
Oil
40,000
4,400
Mar
13c
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May
1.01 July
5'/2c .fan
"19,450
,
Feb
Feb
Jan
73c
1
July
11c
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1
Gold
7C
1.40
4.35
1
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1
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6c
1.36
4.20
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Dome
8.10
15%c
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6 VaC
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Jan
8.25
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7c
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1
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Delnite
38c
5c
1,050
1.07
6c
6c
Pacific
35c
8.65
1.01
9%c
1
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Deldona
4%C
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1
Horn
Delhi
1.65
6c
Mines
Jun
27c
37c
7c
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Zinc_
Decoursey Brewis Mining
35c
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Anglo United Development
Ansil
20c
2,200
30c
'
Daragon
Jan
4'/2c
.
61,800
25c
4.25
Mines
Dickenson
Anglo Huronian_.
Jun
17c
32c
July
1
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3%c
1
Pershing
10c
Petroleums
3,348
1
4c
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20o
Pete
Anacon
July
11c
:
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Jun
•
Anchor
9c
1.90
'
Petroleum
5'/2C Apr
Apr
1
Rare
5,500
1.28
Jan
1.07
Mar
35'/aC Mar
1
Larder Mines
Earth,
Amalgamated
5,650
1
1
—
Crowpat
Jun
62c
1,275
80c
May
4.80
88,125
10c
Alminex
Amalgamated
2.63
Jan
4.35
Jun
1.07
1
Poplar
Mining
Craigmonl
May
6'/aC May
7,900
1
57c
Jan
5c
21,200
10c
5.85
12c
30,248
1
Gold
Yellowknife
Explorations
Allied
24 c
1
1
Agnico Mines Ltd
Alba
24c
*
Ltd
28c
33c
Ltd
Lead
Courvan
•
Oil
&
Advocate Mines
8,500
1
Copper-Man
OILS
Ltd
40c
-
Jan
1.34
May
27c
1_. —_1
Mines
Exploration
1.50
100
Coulee
Mines
76c
3%c
Quebec Gold Mines- .2.50
10
71c
,
Jun
3,600
4c
110
2.42
9c 10 %C
Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Abacus
2.55
Jan
12'% July
920
2.60
A
Electric
Zenith
2.60
1
Mines—
2.50
—
8,640
4.00
_5
»
class
36c
36%
200
2.55
u_
warrants
Knitting
36c
Jun
Conwest
York
84c
6%
200
2.55
I''
11 J/2
Jun
6.00
106
20
10
10
Apr
100
911/2 , July
9,639
107J/2 107 J/2
■
Alexander
A
82c
6,010
221/s Mar
*
Yukon
&
9,624
18 J/2
100
_
Wood ,iJ) Industries class A_.
Woodward fitores Ltd class A—
Class
Consolidated
16%
18
______
._
j.
preferred
White
May
15 J/2
18'/2
83c
2
Negus
16%
100
Warrants
$6
A
B
Aug
2.85
1
Mosher
Consolidated
•
•
class
(Geo)
Class
2.75
Ltd
Exploration.
Consolidated
Weston
2.80
1
Oils
Mac
High
May
50c
"
ll7/a May
Mar
30
Products
26e
180,300
77c
'
Wesieel
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26c 28'/2C
Magnet
1
-
880
3.10
1,000
4c
19c
6,000
3c
4.35
Apr
Jun
July.
31c
5c
Jun
Jan
Apr
class
A
CockBlmtt
Red
_—
2QJ/2
20»A
100
18
20'/2
20 J/2
100
19%
Jan
.1
1.15
1.15
5,100
1.05
Jun
1-30
2.25
2.25
2.35
2,765
2.00 Mav
2.51
Jun
4c
4c
4c
2,000
3%c July
51/2C
Jan
.1
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Consolidated
3%c.
.2.53
——
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j—1
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B
MacLeod
Mads»n
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mines
1
.
■
..
.July
..
,
24%- Jan..
27
Mar
Jun
%
Volume
196
.1
Number 6187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(783)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
^Last
!
Range
Par
Shares
Low
Majortrans
Friday
for Week
of Prices
•••*
Sale Frice
(Range for Week Ended August 1 7)
Sales
Week's
5Vac
3c
STOCKS
Low
Uranium
Manitou
Bfsrvue
Manoka
Maralgo
Mines
Jun
5 Vac" Aug
Quebec
94c
6,500
74c
-Apr
1.05 July
Quebec
4>/aC
16c
;
2c
4 VaC
2,000
3 V2C Mar
6VaC
15 VaC
—
16c
I,920
15c
Aug
26c:
32c
7.214
30c
Jun
32c
Aug
25,500
6c
14 %c
20c
Jan
Radiore Uranium Mines
12c
Jan
88c
Feb
7c
7c
8'Ac
^
1
14c
13 VaC
14c
Mar con- Mines
1
6c
6c
6 VaC
8,500
Maritimes
Mining Corp_
1
62c
56c
63c
24,825
53c
45c
42C
45c
12,700
36c
7 Vac
7 VaC
3,000
9.25
9.35
465
Marboy
-
.
—
Martin-McNeely
McKenzie
Red
McMarmac
1
Mines
Vac'.
7
"III
-
5 VaC
1.215
25c
32c
688,267
14c
5 Vac
1
43 Va
1
5 VaC
21,500
4c
28c
May
July
May
July
7c
8.80
12,000
42%
43
Lake
3,600
8 VaC 10 Vac
9 Vac
1
Lake
Red
..
July
12 Vac Apr
^
•
Matachewan Consol
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
Mclntvre
__L
7c
Feb
'
Queenstown
Jan
•
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor
Isiand
Mining
Uranium
Mill
Mines
Gold
Feb
'
13c
14
12,257
36c
41c
47,500
.
Reeves
Feb
Renabie
32c
Aug
Rexpar
Aug
8Vac
Jan
Rio
63c
70c
16,100
50c
28c
26,800
July;
1.90
k
7OCt
.
Jun
Mar
3.00
Jun
1.03
,
7 Vac
8c
9,500
7V2c
Jun
21c
24c
10,700
19 Vac
Jun
1
20 Vac
July
42c
24 Vac
25c
6,050
16c
13 Vac
16c
16,852
13Va
13 Vs
13%
1,575
11c
12Va
Ore
Moneta
Mines-
Wright
Multi
1
Porcupine
Jun
L
Iron
21c
1,538,748
65c
2,100
9,568
35c
7,542
Jan
40c
40c
43c
22 Vac
22 VaC
25C
♦
Rix
Apr
Sand
Jan
Sheep
Feb
Mar
72c
Jun
1.41 Mar
Nama
1
9c
8c
9c
II,500
6c
Jun
13 Vac Jan
5 Vac
5 VaC
1,000
4 Vac
July
2.23
2.42
4,000
1.80
Jun
4 VaC
6c
7,500
4V2C
Jun
25c
New
2.23
Athona Mines
1
52c
37 Vac
May
3.75
,
Feb
16c
4.70
Mar
Apr
Gold
10c
Sigma Mines Quebec
Mines
Mines
Southern
Ltd
Union
Spooner
Mines
Stanrock
New
Jason
1__;
Vic
7 Vac
8c
7,125
1
75c
73c
79c
38,600
1
Harricana
Hosco
New
7c
7c
8c
6,467
1
Mines
Mines
7
15 Vac Aug
8 VaC
Jan
Jun
Apr
10 Vac Mar
Jan
1.20
,
Kelore
Newlund
New
Mines..
•
Mylamaque
Newnorth
12c
—1
Mines
17VaC„
10c
9c
Gold
Mines
Jan
Rouyn Merger
&
Smelting
Nor
Mines
Norbeau
Norcan
25Vac Jan
20,700
20c
Jun
Mines
Uranium
Sunburst
47c
9,649
39c
44c
1,000
4c
Jan
17c
"""4,000
15c
Jan
Tidal
Feb
Tombill
Jan
Torbrit Silver
'-7c;
Jan
Towagmac
41c
Jun
30c
2,600
22c
1,166"
"1.55
4 Vac
5c
4,000
4V2c
Jun
Aug.'
Jun
Jan
Trans
,-37Vac.May
2.75,Jun
it
9c
■ ■
Jan
>o>
Norlartic
Mines
Normetal
Mining Corp
Northcal
North
North
Rankin
Northland
Norvalie.
6 VaC
7c
6,000
5c
Apr
52c
52c
54c
5,200
50c
6.00
5.95
6.35
77,320
26c
26c 29 Vac
48,866
28c
30c
9,300
37c
1,400
2.70
1.80
20c
Mar
20c
Jun
89c
Jan
O'Brien
8.55
Ltd
"^Trafiscontinental Resources
tfrlad' Oil
Ui iiiou>
Lake
Pax
May
26c
10c
Apr
17c
Feb
1.38
1.25
1.38
1,390
Jun
2.85
Jan
28c
4,700
July
42c
6c
6 VaC
22,600
4VaC
Feb
10C
3 VaC
5 VaC
14,000
3 V2c
July
6c
5.65
5.05
5.75
20,696
4.85
Jun
22 VaC
22c
26c
89,700
18c
Feb
30c
Apr
8c
8c
10c
22,500
6c
May
9c
Mar
1.51
1.51
1.56
10,320
1.80
Jan
12 VaC
11c
13c
5,100
11c
10c
9 VaC
10c
2,700
8 Vac
14,800
Phillips
Oil
Co
Crow
Picxie
Mar
United
Jun
United
Apr
United
Asbestos.
Pitch Ore
Mar
United
Keno
55c
Jan
United
New
3.30
Oils
40c
2,700
30c
13c
13c
750
11c
5 VaC
4 VaC
5 VaC
7,000
4 Vac
Jan
52c
50c
52c
7,100
46c
12c
"12c
12c
16,650
9c
12c
13c
16,100
lie
5.05
2.11
Powell
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Preston
Prosoectors
Provo
Gas
Purdex
—
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Quebec
Manitou
;
1
•
•
Ltd
II—I_—l
28 Vac
Jun
2,000
7Vac
Jun
12c
51c
54c
22,520
42VaC
Jun
64c
Vic
Jan.
23c
Apcr
9 Vac 10 VaC
6,500
1.32
1.45
10,200
9 Vac July
1.10
Jun
1.35
*
*
Jan
Apr
1.96
Feb
25c
Jan
88c
Aug
l4VaC
Feb
33c
Jun
T
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9.75
1,650
8
29c
Hill
4.25
31c
2,999
23c
3.90
64c
4.30
3,450
59c
68c
71,080
1.31
l
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1.34
381
•
9.50
10 Va
17 VaC
16c
20c
1.35
1.40
22 Vac Mar
14% Feb
49VaC Jun
Jun
1.25 May
7.15 Jun
88,000
1.38
Jan
May
May
3.75 May
33c
21,862
•
Fortune
9.75
1
;
7c
9.50
23,362
11c
Jan
Vandoo
6.25 Mar
68c
Aug
2.06
Jan
10 Va
Aug
Jun
30c
15,700
30C
May
500,100
8c
1.15
Feb
1.00
1.00
13Vac:L9VaC
Feb
18
May
6V4 July
Feb
1.15 July
19 VaC Aug
7.05 July
8.00
7.85
3.40
420
18 c
13,500
16C
Jun
42c
13 Vac 13 VaC
5,100
10c
Feb
18c
Jun
60,332
10c
Feb
22c
Apr
16 Vac
19c
2.60
Jan
4.30
(
9 Vac
24c
9,856
16 Vac
Mar
22 VaC
Apr
May
52c
3,000
44c
Jan
4,500
lie
Jan
14c
Jan
__
1,500
80c
Aug
2.00
55c
4,800
45C
Jun
75c
Apr
17c: 17 VaC
1,500
15c
Jun
36C
69c
8,352
54C
Mar
86c
97c
97c
97C
5,400
75c
May
15 Vac
15 VaC
18c
5,000
13c
Jun
1.83
117,216
58c
Jun
3c
18,500
3c
Jan
13c
9,000
11c
Jun
6,200
9c
Jun
Jun
Feb
8c
2.09 Mar
Petrol
1.72
3c
4.00
Jan
15,500
58c
Jun
1
85c
82c
87c
7,400
75c
July
2
2.25
1.90
2.25
3,900
1
1.43
*
.
Mines
Petroleum
:
_
Mines
60c
60c
1.75
July
23c
Mar
3.80 July
7Vac
Jan
21c
Jan
14Vac Feb
7.95 Mar
80c
Feb
1.26
Feb
2.98 May
1.40
1.49
7,875
16 VaC
25c
482,300
11c
Aug
35c
Feb
17c
18c
4,285
12 %c
Jun
25c
July
85c
92c
2,340
85c
Aug
1.15
9 Vac
8 VaC
9 Vac
8,500
8c
Jun
14c
6c
5c
6c
40,600
3c
Jan
12c
Apr
5c
1
Windfall
7c
3,000
5c
May
7c
Jan
1.05
1.08
24,150
84c
May
1
Wright Hargreaves
40c
-
_
25C
—
1.25 Jun
1.90
Jan
Jun
Lead
Zinc
&
Canuck
Yellorex
Oil
20o
Mines
Yellowknife
Bear
1
-
_
Mines
Young
(H G)
Yukon
1
Consolidated
Mines
1.06
1
Mar
1.10 July
Mar
Yukeno
Mines
15c
17c
17,100
14c
Mar
38c
Jan
45c
45c
1,000
45c
Apr
54c
Jun
1
6c
6c
7c
17,500
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
—1
26c
26c
29c
42,625
37c
Mar
19c
21c
22,500
32c
Jan
1
_
__
_
Jun
73c
lie
447,000
5c
66c
73c
143,075
41c
24 Ve
25%
5,910
21
51c
54c
5,000
39c
33c
43c
19,200
6.40
6.30
6.40
1,484
.8c
"
Feb
t'v
Zulapa Mining
_
15VaC Jan
16c
Jun
12 Vac Apr
-
91c
May
29 Va Mar
35c
July
July
91c
Feb
31c
May
85c
Jan
5.50
65c
60c
66c
13,400
1.52
1.50
1.55
11,858
4c
4 Vac
8,000
4c
8 VaC
9c
8,032
7c
46c
Jan
May
1.40 May
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
Shares
6.80 May
1.02 Jan
2.28
Apr
7 VaC
12 VaC
the
trading
various
since
no
companies
listing
formerly
applications
shown
were
here
received
Section
were
by
the
removed
from
Exchange
Jan
Jun
of
Feb
18c
2,200
15c
Jun
35c
Apr
4c
5 Vac
23,000
4c
Aug
9c
Feb
1
3.00
3.00
3.05
1,300
2.40
May
5.13
Jan
13c
13c
500
9 Vac
Feb
22c
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Jan
17c
4c
—
July
Apr
1.86
Jan
1
1
4c
1.80 Feb
32c
Jan
80c
51c
70c
_1
Gold
6,000
Wiltsey Coghlan—_
Yankee
27c
25%
—
4 VaC
Jan
1.45 Mar
•
Decalta
Willroy
Yale
80c
-
4c
20c
1
Westburne Oil
Western
Apr
lie:U Vac
—
1
Petroleums
Westates
Jun
24c
51c
16,160
Jun
23c
27c
7,125
1.75
1
Mines
Feb
10% Feb
50C
7.25
2,172
24c
1.70
62c
19,450
38c
10
Exploration
22c
1.75
415
Jun
6,873
Jun
23c
1
Consolidated
Mines
1.25
1
—
6.00
38C
Jan
1
_
„
Jun
88,917
6.00
Jan
72c
"l
1,
Airways
Lithium
37c
9 VaC
—1
21c
May
50c
Ltd
Quebec
1.53 Mar
9VaC
9 Vac
36c
29c
11 Vac
1
•
_
42c 49 Vac
44c
9 VaC
9c
Feb
880
17C
1
_
Jan
12c
9c
13,225
1,500
70c
Develop
20c
3c
2.73 Mar
Jun
36c
13 VaC
—1
Labrador
1,500
1
6.75 Feb
Jun
4 VaC
17c
Mines
Chibougamau
32c
*
Aug
1.80
1,000
7.60
1
—
Onpbpq
31c.
Wespac
4.90
4,300
14%
7.85
■
Quebec
32c
1.75
5,838
14
14VaC
*
_
Aug
1
1
2.15
7.00
1.00
I_II—II
Ltd
Aug
1.72
14,200
May
1
5.05
33 VaC
1
Ltd
Minerals
1.66
Jan
57c
Weedon Mining
Werner Lake Nickel
3.40
Quebec Ascot Cooper
Jun
75c
Violamac Mines
5 Vac
33 Vac
1
Producers
60c
Jan
35c
37c
*
Gold
Mines
3,500
46,620
90c
Jan
18 Vac Mar
33c
'
1
Uranium-*.-
Rouyn
63c
1.72
78c
Vespar
2.10
4.90
Gold
—
63c
1.60
80c
Feb
5 VaC
——
•
_
Apr
63c
74c
Jun
7.40
—
Jun
Jan
18c
1.65
32 c
Jan
12c
14
Oils
May
7c
July
90c
Development
Ponder
11c
1
V
Jun
Place Oil & Gas.
Placer
4,100
,_1
Buffadison
Canso
Apr
I-
Gold
12c 12 VaC
12 VaC
83,650
61c
35c
1
Ltd
1.20
7c 11 VaC
Western
Minerals
Aug
1.77
Jun
1.48
Jan
Oil
&
56c
Apr
80c
9.50
65c
Gas
&
May
6,115
4,450
9 Vac
3OV2C July
2.00 Jun
13c
*
Oil
Oil
31c
50c
1.00
•
Zenmac Metal Mines
Ppfrol
Feb
Mar
1.65
1
16 Vac
Exploration
Peruvian
24c
40c
95c
1
Jun
—
_
Jan
Apr
45c
1.40
Upper Canada Mines
1
Mines-
Mar
May
1.55
9
Mines
United
200
&
Jun
95c
Oil
United Reef
Mines
Gold
May
May
8.35
1.60
Shawkey
Jan
:—
Gas
Perron
1.39
Ultra
Jan
International
Permo
23c
24 VaC
6c
Union
Apr
Porcupine
Peerless
Jan
4c
"
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
11c
__
Exploration
1.00
Jun
25c
Paymaster Consol
PCE
Aug
10c
8,500
8,000
Aug
1
Consolidated
May
2.10
15,000
74,800
May
Patino Corp
Pato
Aug
36c
12c
86c
7c
*
Paramaque Mines
42c
May
1.40 Mar
19c 20 VaC
11c
Ltd
Pamour
23,660
78c
1,200
I_IIIIIIl
Warrants
2.10
86c
6,500
Pacific Petroleums
Pamoil
1.91
16c
Feb
Jan
6.20 July
20%c Jan
7,500
"10,250
20c
4,500
_
Mines
Osisko
762
42c
26c
1
32c
1
_
5.50
38c
1
8c
*
Gold
5.50
Tribag Mining C6 Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
14 c
Mines
Orenada
1.55 Mar
4.80
—1
—
2.25
Malartic
Orchan
1.20 July
3.25 May
4.90 May
6.30
12c
1
Exp
8c
_
Opemislca Copper
700
3,980
22c
1
Exploration
12c
1
_
Feb
3.65
700
11c
•
Mines
2.20
—*
Oils
O'Leary
4.25 May
1.20
•
1
III
13c
Gold Mines
Okalta
Jan
Jan
•
2.20
—
Mines
7c
1.35
35c
5.90
•
ri
ii
Mines
.Canada
Vauze
Obaska Lake
Jun
3.50
5.50
IIlOC
•
1
.
Mines
Jun
16c
1
Mines Ltd
May
May
25c
May
75c
35c
Mines
—20c
.
Nova. Beacage
6V2C
24 VaC' Apr
9 Vac Jun
3,500
35c
Mines
Mines—
Nudulama
Jan
—
Ltd
Oils
3.20 Aug
4c
1
——
Canada
Northern
Jun
20,300
1
,
...
Northspan A warrants
4,450
16c
1
—
Exploration
3.05
14c
•
Ltd
Goldcrest
17c
2.92
1
.
North, Coldstream
Northgate
12c
15c
3.05
15 Vac
*
;—
Oils
15c
•
1
1
Norpax Nickel
4c
3,526
23,513
1
Petroleum
Tormont
1.70
11,200
45c
Aug
13Vac
■:,)d
96c
Aug
i
Hughes Gold—
Temagami
Territory Mining
Thompson Lundmark
Jan
500
4c
4 VaC
Feb
21c
Jan
1.20
3.55
Teck
64c
July
4c
9c
*
Mines
Gold
7c
Jan
142,900
93c
1
;
Exploration
Sylvanite
42c
May
21c
1
Nickel
52c
July
6c
29c
1
—
4c
6,500
1.55
•29c
1
.-4—
4c
2,000
6 Vac
15 VaC
17c
lj.
„
1,054,656
6 VaC
4c
1
Mines
40 c
VaC
44c
1
Oils
Norgold
Jun
44c
45c
1...
;
—
Gold
Acme
19 Vac July
15c
4
1
Nickel Rim Mines
Nisto
5V2c July
6c
1
Rouyn
Mining
90,200
20,675
2 5 VaC
37c
1
Senator
Nickel
12c
21c 22 VaC
1
New
New
Jan
7c
Apr
17 VaC 18 VaC
Mining & Smelt Ltd.i
Jan
20c
5.10
Taurcanls
New
20c
Jun
4 Vac Mar
11 Vac
Cons
7c
May
12c
1,000
12c
Sullivan
68c
7c
3,000
5c
17c 18 Vac
—
17c
1
6V2C
Mar
17c
Vic
4V2.C
1
Jan
70c
11c
Contact
3V2C
Jan
•
Oils
Sudbury
Jun
Apr
7c
1
&
Sturgeon River Gold
July
7c
New
2,000
Jan
10%
2.00
Feb
19c
4,000
7%c
14c
1
28c
1,000
4VaC
7 Vac
13 VaC 14, VaC
Jun
1
Oils
Feb
92,366
4c
May
18
1
6c
19c
14c
1
25c
1
Miller
Stanwell Oil & Gas__
19c
50c
.
Mines
15,000
Jan
2.75
5c
1
Silver
Silvermaque
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
12c 15 Vac
Petroleum
37c
Aug
Apr
56c
Aug
Goldvue
33c
14c
—_i
Starratt
3c
1.25
1.70 Mar
Feb
50c
_
Gordon •!*.;
Feb
1,950
Davies
5c
•
Jan
3 Vac
New
8,000
1
Aug
3c
New
7,360
21,447
5 VaC
33c
1
16c
5,500
•
12c
9.30
5c
60c
„
29c
17,500
26c
Continental Oil of Canada
10c
Jan
19c
Apr
9.00
7 Vac
Jun
7c
24c
New
1.35
12c
1
May
6c
1
*
-
9.25
1
-
i
6c
1
Calumet Mines
Develop..
July
7Vac Feb
8 VaC July
8.05 Jun
25c
921,681
Bidlamaque Gold
New
Concord
77c
10,000
1.25
1.70
2.05 Aug
20V2C May
56c
New
New
16,300
91c
300
"
1
Aug
2.55
Gold
Creek
Siscoe
Petroleum
Jan
83c
JUly
2.05
Metal
Sherrlti
750
National
71c
Jun
88e
2.05
1
Petrol
49c
49,600
Nealon Mines
May
39c
1,100
1
River
' 1.64
94c
*
38c
1,400
1.45
Security Freehold
2.35
,
20,100
9VaC
Ryanor Mining
86c
;
Jun
510,700
1
-
Aug
90c
I
91c
a
Mines
Feb
32c
83c
1
Consolidated
Jun
10 Va
48c
9c
Mines
Rowan
Jan
18c
1.25
1.42
____
Mar
1.15
Mar
1.42
Bran
Sarcee
2.10
Exploration
15c
32c
74c
''
Satellite
92c
National
32,687
9 Vac
1
Feb
,
2.10
Mines
40c
Jun
Feb
1
Creek
32c
80c
1.10
•
Ainabasca
Roche
Murphy Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
1.60
28c
45c
•<
Mines
21c
May
21c
1
9.15 Mar
10V4
May
8,300
__1
—
Apr
19c
4%c May
60c
July
9c
1
Minerals.
1,525
9.70
80c
.1
--j—
16%
May',
63c
19c
1
I
Minerals
Rockwin
12Vac Jan
"
Min
High
12 Vac Mar
_♦
—
Algom
Feb
Feb
29c
24 Vac
4,000
32c
Mines
Feb
65c
July
24c
•
14c
10%
2,775
15c
Feb
May
89c
88c
II
Macdonald
51%
86c
13VaC
*
1
Realm Mining
Apr
Jun
30c
68c
32c
•
Petroleums
Low
17c
■
Mines*
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
14c
•
Mining Corp
Mt
2.30
38c
1
:
Mining—.
City
2.20
1
Midcon Oil
Mid rim
29c
2.20
,
Exploration & Development_50o
Merrill
Meta
1.25
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
17c
Quonto Petroleum
Jan
36
29c
•
Low
1
__
Quemont Mining
Jan
57c
.
Jan
Matagami
Metallurgical
Rio Rupununi
McWatiers Gold Mines-
Shares
Apr
1
:
for Week
Par
788,500
26% c
Maneast
Sales
;
Range
of Prices
-
High
5 VaC
90c
MalartiC'Gt)ld Fields—
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
"T
43
May
•No
Included
par
value,
a
Odd
lot
sale
(not
included
in
year's
range),
d Deferred
delivery
sale
(nol
in year's range),
e Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price, r Cash sale (not included in years
t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When delivered,
wi When
issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
range),
44
TheiCommercial and Financial Chronicle
(784)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc.? and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
Electronic
Bid
9%
r
Abbey
Rents
Acme
Electric
Corp
10%
—
Associates
Electronics
Aerotest
Inc.
Labs
Aerovox
27 %
12
13%
4
4%
6
:—_
Corp
6%
Canadian
Southwest
Carolina
23%
Carpenter
24%
27
Pipe
Chemicals
Cary
Cascade
5%
-5
50c
9%
28%
303/a
Fireco
12'A
13%
Central
Maine
Labs cl A_1
11%
13%
Central
Telephone
41
43%
Cent
163%
Charles
45%
18®%
5'%
32 3%
353%
5
*
1
Co—
Central Louisiana
35/4
Chicago
Musical
8 3%
11%
7'%
10
Clifton
23%
73/4
8%
*
15%
163%
Corp
3%
1
Inc
Precision
States
Coburn
3%
Credit
National
Cole
Collyer
Commerce
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
25
27
22%
24%
58
61%
1
10
23
21%
Computer Instruments Corp_25c
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
43/4
323/8
131/4
Business Systm_10c
Freightwy Inc-2.50
Rendering Co-6.25
Consolidated
10%
18%
3%
Consumer
22%
24%
Continental
Mtge
Continental
Screw
15
16%
22%
24%
4%
39%
-
42%
Inc
1
4%
5%
Products-
1
2.60
-84%
1
14V*
Inc
Co
Gas
88
%
Cove
1
Electronics
Inc
Atomic
Baltimore
Paint
Bangor
Hydro
Cowles
15%
-
Banlife
Chem
Corp
Corp
Distilling
Electric
50o
3%
5
20%
Craig
Baystate
51
10
1
10%
7%
1
13%
Inc
Markets
11%
Corp
1
Inc
General Aniline
General
6%
6
19%
5
-
Co
—1%
Industries
1
Engine
2%
7%
9%
18
6%
48
-
113/4
8%
Becton Dickinson 6c Co__;
Behien
Belie
Belmont
Bemis
Bros
Machine
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Inc
1
Specialties
6 3/4
63/4
7%
1
10%
11%
10c
2%
33/8
10c
53/4
6%
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23/4
4%
Data-Control
Systems
Electronics Corp
Del
7%
5
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Co
Dashew Business Machines
11%
12%
5
11 %
12%
14%
153/4
153/4
17%
283/4
30%
Dialight
x9%
10%
26%
11%
14%
5
10%
-
S
S
Crystal
Oo,
25
49
53%
Dictaphone
1
28%
30%
Diebold
—5
6'A
6%
1
12%
13%
Disc
T1
127/8
14
Diversa
19
21
$1.25
Berman
Leasing Co
Bernz
(Otto) Co
Beryllium Corp
Eastern
Petroleum
Binney
&
Bird
Son
&
Sivalls
2.50
Light
Eryson
1
Inc
Business
Beranek
to
Botany
9%
5c
•
•
$1.20
Browning Arms
7%
25
10
3
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1
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Agency cIrss
Bush Terminal
Business
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i
footnotes,
see
page
4%,
3
83%
25
4
9
10%
19
21%
29
32
10
26%
1 *
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28
14%
4%
(J)
Crucible
23
25%
? /a
3
43%
3%
203%
22%
39%
42%
1
Milner
class
A
Dun to Bradstreet Inc
Dunham
Bush
1
Inc
Corp
Duriron
Company—.
Dymo Industries Inc
Dynacolor
Corp
Dynamics Corp of Am $1
2
8%
48%
9%
51%
4%
5%
_i
17%
18%
2%
Dura
17
32%
7
7%
Co
Film
A.
v42%
n%
123/a
*
225
Products
Glatfelter
(P H)
Co.
...
15%
183%
203%
1
21%
Gould
Co Ltd
17
9V2
14
15 %
Green
Wash
(A
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Ind
Fire
17
63/4
Inv..^
to
Growth
29
Guardian
87/8
153/4
•
1
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23
1
i..
!
Mining
Shoe
15%
_♦
Inc
1
Handy & Harman
.
.1
Company^
171/4
5%
6
10
.1
Hawaiian
Telephone Co
5
•
•53/4
Cons
Publications
A..25
20c
7%
pfd_2
253%
8 3%
28
Heath
(D C)
Henderson's Portion
Eastern
•
Eastern
4%
43/4
10
443%
47%
1
32%
35'%
Racing Association
Utilities Associates
Economics
Laboratory
Inc
Economy Bookbinding Corp_l0c
Ecuadorian Corp Ltd
5
Edgcomb Steel Co
I 5
Edgerton Germ to Grler
1
M'axam
Electronics
McGraw
Co
Industries class
(F H)
McLouth Steel Corp
28 %
EICO
Steel
Co
Electronic Instrument
Eltel-McCullough
Paso
Inc
Electric Co. (Texas)
Corp
*
1
1
•
25c
Electrada
Corp
1
Electro Consolidated class
A_50c
Electro Instruments
1
Electro-Science Investors
I_i
Electro-Tec
Electrolux
Corp
Corp
10c
1
183/s
81/8
Hermetite Corp
Hidden Splendor Min
•
31/2
41%
6% pfd.ll
High Voltage Engineerng Corp-1
Holiday Inns of America
1.50
11
12%
22%
20%
22%
2%
18 %
19%
lc
8"%
93/4
173/4
39
4%
8%
23
73%
5%
19%
43
31%
34%
43%
9%
24%
8 5%
6'/a
Houston
Natural
Gas
Corp
.5
Material
1
3%
41/4
1
443/4
47%
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
2nd preferred
*—24.50
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
23%
255/8
26
28%
10
10%
Hugoton Production Co
37
39%
Houston Oil Field
Howard Johnson
Huyck
5%
6%
Corporation
Hydrocarbon Chemicals
8
9%
Income
4%
4%
Indian
5%
6%
40%
43%
1
$1.25
Head
Mills
Inc
1
6%
7
50c
8%
9%
com_^-l
preferred——
25%
23%.
•
Inc
Properties Inc A.
7
20
•
,
1
Lines—1
5
Metal Hydrides Inc •
—5
Metcom Inc
50c
Mexican Light & Pwr Co com.*
$1 preferred
13,50
Michigan Gas Utilities Co__2.50
3%
32%
4
J-J- 4
Handling
class
A
Industries
Meredith
11'%
12%
21%
20
26
28%
7%
7
5%
5
11®%
10%
10 %
16%
H'%
17'/4
12%
*
Mid-America Pipe Line Co
•
Midland
Capital Corp-—
1
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc.
7'%
Milgo
Electronics Corp.,——1
Miller Bros Hat Co
1
Microdot
10
8 4
Publishing Co
Inc
173/4
9
36 %
9%
10
9%
383/4
11%
'
11
5%
6%
lc
3l4
; * 3%
22%
24%
Miniature Precision Bearings—
^
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—
,
6%
2
Class A
^
19 3%
,.
•
-1
27:
27%
8 7%
3%
!0 %
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Miller Mfg Co
Miner Industries
26
11 %
3%
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Medco
Melnor
•
fndiana Gas to Water Co
34%
s
Systems.l
10c
Mechanical
I
25
.
6%
18%
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3,4
30 A
2
A—— 1
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Merchants Fast Motor
A
40%
1
13%
Melpar Inc
20'%
Land
14'%
6
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Corp—
&
14%
Horizon
7%
8%
7%
13
38
r-
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Hoover Co class
5%
10 34
7
—
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•
33%
.5%
293%
Corp
i6%
53/4
30 %
26
92 %
10%
Coke
13
3
213/4
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1
&
1
5
193/4
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93/4
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5
Pak
20%
19ya
28%
Inc
Coal
Maxson
25 %
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1
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McLean
Hearst
10%
24%
10
17
15"%
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9 %
.
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13%
15'%
52'%
23
1
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1
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Co
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&
303/8
28%
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163/4
Mattel
•
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Matheson
16
Hanson-Van Winkle-
Munning
;
3.50
Harrington & Richardson Inc.l
Hathaway Instruments Inc
^1
;5
10'%
■24%
Carter Paint class A.
1
Maryland Shfpbldg to Drydk_,50c
863/4
14%
10
9%
Mary
11%
81
1
Inc
18 3/8
11
32-
4%
Corp..—10o
Marmon
Herrington Co
1
Marrud Inc
2
Marsh to McClennan Inc—_r— *
Marshall
Industries
—1
14%
163/4
A.lOc
14%
10 Ve
9'.
29 %
—-
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Gas
Marlene
363/4
13%
Hamilton Mangment class
Hamilton Mfg-Corp
48 y4
79
■
22%
12 A
14%
Corp
Magnetics Inc
Marine Capital Corp
.32
4%
163%
—2
1
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Lynch Communication Sys Inc-1
35%
7%
8%
29 7%.
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3
8V4
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Inc
Stores
19%
2434
3%
15
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Co.—
Pipe
41%
4
1»
5
1
*
Drug
Lucky
14%
32%
Hanover
Inc
Forms
—
Joint
Ludlow
11%
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Inc
8%
15%
133%
173/4
22 Va
27 V2
3%
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;
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1
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to
Business
11%
.
50c
Inc
Products
Stores Inc
Lowe's Companies Inc
31%
10%
13%
29%
Hanna
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Lanes
Longs
16%
29%
.10c
8%
14 Va
12
-
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Candy Corp,.,
Lone 'Star
Steel Co_
771/4
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73
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Inc
Co
Blower
Lock
95/8-
15%
Corp._l
8%
12 Va
27%
8
2.50
—1
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Loblaw
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Gyrodyne Co of America
Cosco
Steel
10%
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18%
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—2,50
12%
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Hamilton
preferred
conv
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Portland
Ontario
5%
20%
1
'7%
18
'
75/8
10
——
——
10
3%
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—
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93/8
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20%
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Corp
Levitt
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Gulf Southwest
Kromex
27
TVs
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Inc
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■
16%
253%
16
75/8
11V*
25 •
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Kollmorgen Corn
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B_.
Lipe-Rollway Corp. A—
Lithonia
Lighting Iuc
85/8
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1
16%
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6% '
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Dunlap
28
—1
1
2
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26
283/4
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73/8
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Grinnell Corp
Grolier
Inc
Grosset
-
153/4
%
Green Mount Power Corp
Greenfield
Real Estate
28
1-25
Lau
103/4
6
9%
26
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Lancfr Inc
233/4
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A
Lease'Plan International Corp_l
22 %
.
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Globe Rubber Products
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8s/8
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Gluckin
37!/2
47'%
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Leeds to Northrup Co
50c
1
,5
40%
10
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15%
10c
-
10%
24%
23%
10%-
143/4
10
^
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22 Va
213/4
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General Supermarkets Inc
General Waterworks Corp.-
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39%
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153/4
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Gem International
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305%
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Keystone Custodian Funds A—•
Keystone Portland Cement Co_3
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22
21
434
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417
-
10
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29
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31%
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1
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29
15
Detective
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common
Donnelley (RR) & Sons Co_2.50
Dorsett Electronics Inc
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1
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12%
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Brockway Glass Co Inc__
5
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11
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133/B
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433/4
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Bowl-Mor Company
Bowman Products Co
Bowser
16%
22%
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Herald-Traveler
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7%
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Bogue Electric
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Billups
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73/4
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73/4
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Detroit to Canada Tunnel
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Detroit International
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1
Dial Finance
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53%
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Iron Works
10%
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
42
1
200
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Isle
27%
9%
7%
18
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Kinney Service Corp
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203/8
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19%
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Franklin Corp
Frito Lay Inc
113/a
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12%
11
Fox-Stanley
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5
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6
14%
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18
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18
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1
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15%
255%
41
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18
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Astrodata
17
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Insulated Wire Co
63%
6%
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19%
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9%
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22
18%
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56
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22
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43
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135
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20
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Florida
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153%
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128
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194
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12
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14%
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3%
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213/4
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Indiana
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Famous Artists
28
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133/4
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1
American Heritage Publish—25o
American Pipe to Oonstruction-5
American Rubber to Plastics-. 1
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17 3/8
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63/4
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61 %
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21%
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16%
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American
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13%
14
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3%
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18
73/4
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28%
173/8
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American
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5
263/4
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6%
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8%
81/4
12%
12%
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64 %
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Allyn to Bacon Inc
Altamil Corp
to.
60%
5%
Corp
203/s
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6'/a
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20%
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23
18%
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Ennis
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7'/a
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213/4
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1
50c
—50c
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5
Capital
Optical
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8 3/a
4%
class A—_10c
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State
1962
(Quotations for Friday, August
'
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Service
Systems
Capitol
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
Allen Organ Co
7
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Gas
X7%
—~—5
1
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All
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5%
18%
———*
10
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Cal-Tec
147/a
6
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Calif
Calif
4%
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Albee
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5%
17
3%
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2%
8%
Tel
Interstate
California
33/8
1
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13 %
Corp
Ajax Magnethermic Corp
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Elgeet
14%
10c
Company
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6%
.
4'%
15%
Airpax Electronics
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Number 6187
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National and Eastern List of Over-The- Counter Securities
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Bid
Par
Minneapolis Gas Co
Missile Systems
22
Missouri Utilities Co
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40 '/a
,
6%
10c
Mississippi Glass Co
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Mississippi Valley Barge Line.l
Mississippi Valley Gas Co_
5
Mite Corp
Modern Homes
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3714
1
Robbins
&
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7
24%
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Robertson
10 >4
Rockwell
22%
4%
-1
Construction—*
27%
24 yB
5
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6%
.
2*
10%
11%
Monroe Auto Equipment
1
Moog Servocontrols
_■———1
20
21%
Rudd-Melikian
12
13%
Russ
Moore Drop Forging Co—-1
Moore-Handley Inc.
1
Mpore Products Co
—1
MQrningstar-Paisley Inc———
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1,
Morton; Poods Inc—,——5
Mprton Mfg Corp
Mothers' Cookie Co
Nalco Chemical
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11
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Sealed Power Corp—
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Nicholson File Company—
21%
Northern
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11%
17%
Sexton
31%
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Exterminating
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13%
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6%
7%
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23%
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24%
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Southeastern
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5%
6%
Southeastern
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7%
8%
Southern
13%
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Southern
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7%
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25%
13%
Southern
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22
Pacific
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Packard
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Panacolor Inc
Panoramic
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8%
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16%
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4%
11%
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Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc—1
Pepsi-Cola United Hot tiers.
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1
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6 %
28
11 %
15
29
27 ya
18%
62
67
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20%
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7%
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Portland Genl
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Instrument Co—25c
24 %
26
Potash
Tappan
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20
21%
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Premier Corp of America—10c
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6%
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9%
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Printing Corp, of-America——l
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5
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24%
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8'4
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—
1
Nixon-Baldwin. Chemicals——10c
Corp____p___.i
&
changed bo
Greeting Cards
United Servomation Corp..
1
United States' Envelop
com__.lo
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16%
Fetzer Co.
__5
Scott (O M) & Sons class A.100
Williams Inc
5
Scott Aviation Corp
—1
j
8¥a
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9%
11%
Nielsen
1
Corp.l
Sugar Corp
.1
32'4
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A
15%
22
Wayne-George Corp
Name
11%
*
.
Nuclear
Del
Co
Watson
Webb
38
&
8
7¥«
35%
Sons cl
Natural Gas
Washington
Washington
35%
12%
1
—
A...1
(H)
10
63/4
States
11%
,
-
of
Brothers
16
11%
»
257/a
33%
States
34%
13 >4
9%
United
39
1
73/s
23 ¥4
United
10
50c
1
10c
—-
4%
32 /a
Inc
23
7%
3674
Power
New
21%
14%
,
—
Co——1
(J4hn. J)
Nevada
2.50
Pwr
3%
Co
England Gas & Elec Assn_8
New Hampshire Ball
Bearings-2
New Jersey Natural Gas Co—5
New York Airways
Inc..
1
New York Trap Rock—.
_—*
Nesbit.t
&
2.50
Inc
Investors
Rust
33%
Scott ■&
'
18%
16%'
25%
Inc.i.
Inc
United
6%
-
Scott &
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Rolling
58%
23%
6%
Engineering
Bantam
Solence
lo
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Warshow
54
lc
:
12%
Soot
,
9%
.
9
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National Propane Corp
Warren
Ask
14%
1.16%c
Brothers
14 Va
Bid
Products cl A..2
Corp
Swasey Co
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Corp.x...
Ei Lt
Grove
13
—10c
Schaevitz
6
87/B
National Patent Dievelopment_lc
National
National
V4
5%
Warner
-—-5
Schneider (Walter. J)_.
—10c
Science Capital Corp—
—I
:
Sohield
4%
50o
;
4%
United Printers
31%
10
3%
26%
'
31%
15
._10c
United
7%
5%
11 ¥4
United Artists Theatre Circuit.l
United
Illuminating Co
29
Savin Business Machines.—10c
/ Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc
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Scantlin
Electronics—.
H
Products
Unishops
7
Capital—...
..1
Petroleum Corp..1
Jacinto
103/4
Walter (Jim)
Warner &
11%
"5%
•
4%
Associates class A—_1
Savannah Elec & Power Cq._,
5
17%
Food
12%
•
Louis
Walnut
10%
20y8 /
23%
24%
Sanders
Uarco
8%
10'/2
Candies..
Gas
Par
25%
9¥a
50c
Co
Brands
5
21%
St
8%
43%-
1.25
Narrow
1
Stover
Craft
10%
>
4%
7%
14%
7%
"21"
18%
16%
9%
■
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%
13
Tucson
66 Vz
1
Russell
11,
15
24%
Gas
„
23%
Inc
Products
Ask
;_i
A
Specialties
Labs
Tropical
211/2
1
Rust
18
9%
Inc
Togs Inc class A.
Trico
6
6314
Greeting Cards
1
Saincraxt Corp
——__10c
St Croix Paper Co
12 y2
17%
.10%
1
Capital
26 '4
28
5%
Mfg Co
5c
Royal Dutch Pete—33 % florins
Royal Industries Inc
1
Mohawk Rubber Company
1
Monmouth Park Jockey Club-lc
Treesdale
a.w
Bid
Line_50c
Investing
Transistor
26%
26
—.1
Transcont
Pipe
(Quotations for Friday, August 17)
niii
Transcontinent TV class B..2.50
6%
25
Rotron
—
Transcontntl Gas
3%
42%
5%
30c
2ya
._8%c
Inc
5%
.
Va
Inc
Par
Par
62%
3%
39
1
Mfg Co
Ask
56
*
—1
(H H) & Co
Rockower
25 34
1
ny2
Myers Inc
Bid
45
Inc
Co
173/4
.16%
—
.1
33/4
„
;
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434
Chemical
Co..—
390
Range Since Jsn. 1
Low
High
4.20 Mar
July
3.20
3.00 May
1.50 May
4.30 Aug
Jun
1.90 Aug
L70 Ma*
1,000
1.40 Aug
3.50 Mar
2.200
300
50c
t sj*"* •' ps'j'
60c
l.U>
Aug
Jun
1.80 Mar
5.20 Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
of Over-The- Counter Securities
National and Eastern List
1.88
—25c
-1
1.25
Shares
1
Fund—
Advisers Fund Inc
Affiliated Fund Inc
Aberdeen
American Business
5.63
4.95
California Fund Inc..
General Fund^—
Canada
Ltd
(1954)
"
8.66
Lazard
11.35
10.24
11.68
10.69
8.77
9.58
12.07
13.05
11.76
14-56
—1
■
1
16.19
1
10.77
9.82
12.90
9.98
10.31
1
11.06
10.30
11.26
——lc
2.14
2.34
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial lnt—33 %c
2.96
3.23
2.52
2.75
.
al3.46
2.66
20.66
22.36
13.06
14.12
7.04
18.48
Balanced
6.99
Series
Series
Stock
Income Series
8.91
9.22
3.00
3.29
4.74
5.12
14.66
15.93
50c
Penn
Fund
50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1
12.08
13.15
5.33
5.83
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
7.55
Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Fidelity
Franklin
stock series
Common
series
Preferred stock
Utility Series
Fund of America Inc_
Fundamental Investors
17.91
18.82
3.85
4.22
5.62
6.15
1.79
1.96
5.21
5.66
2.18
2.40
5.62
6.18
2.43
2.67
6.88
7.56
6.97
7.58
8.54
9.36
6.28
1
General Investors Trust
13.15
6.83
Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
Group
ShaTes—lc
6.75
7.40
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
4.94
5.92
Equip
Electrical
11.49
8.61
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
—lc
10c
10c
Series H-DA
4.58
4.49
1
H-C7
Series
16.41
al9.65
16.90
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
lc
Imperial Fund Inc
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc_10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc—1
7.18
7.35
2.33
7.33
7.81
7.98
2.55
8.01
9.76
lc
Fund-lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
lc
Investment Co of America
,_1
10.59
11.59
9,21
10.07
6.26
6.85
4.21
4.60
9.14
9.99
of Boston—_1
10.14
11.08
Ltd—
Shares
Inst Foundation Fund
Growth
Institutional
Investment Trust
Investors
Funds—
Group
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Fund
Investors
Stock
Investors
Selective
10.57
11.42
16.15
17.46
10.26
Fund
10.97
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors Group Cdn Fd Ltd_
5.82
6.29
5.40
5.84
1
10.59
11.57
Inc
1
31.45
32.08
Johnston
(The)
Mutual Fund—1
Keystone
Custodian
Investors
Istel
Research
Fund
B-l
(Investment
B-2
(Medium
B-3
(Low
Fund
al2.31
6.05
6.57
4
4%
Life
(Wash
5
Republic
83%
21
25%
67 %
34%
Insurance
Mid-Cont
31
60
64%
St
62
65%
188
Seaboard
10%
11%
6
173
Paul
Fire
&
Life
Ins
Seaboard
62%
Southwestern Life Ins Co
(DC)_1.50
86
91%
Springfield Insurance Co
54
57
(NY).
5
$6.50
151
Fla) _2%
159
45%
48
Title
Sec Life
Guaranty Co
Travelers
48%
51%
United
Family
Life
5
61%
64%
United
Ins
of
Co
106
113
53
56
7%
Ins__50c
8%
U S
U
Fire
Life
Variable
Standard Life Ins
5
69
72%
Westchester Fire
7.99
3%s
Sep
17, 1962
14.00
15.22
3%s
Jan
15, 1963
7.83
8.51
3%s
Feb
15, 1963
7.15
3.15s
for
1
1
9.84
10.86
9.41
10.23
Inc
25c
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Fund of Canada
al2.75
Bid
3%s
Mar
al7.94
8.29
8.97
1
12.70
13.85
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
10.12
11.06
(Edson B) Fund
Southwestern Investors
—-1
a9.51
1
7.48
8.09
1
13.14
14.39
35
37%
Inc
Inc
Apr
99.29
—
99.28
100.3
Feb
Federal
99.31
99.30
4,
99.31
20, 1964
101.24
102
4s
Oct
20, 1964
100.24
101.4
4s
Oct
100.24
101.4
4s
Dec
20rl965_ji
20, 1965
100.24
101.4
21, 1966—
99.28
98.4
98.20
100.18
100.26
101.8
101.24
10, 1965.
101.20
102.4
100.16
101
12, 1966.
101.8
10L24
July 20, 1966
4s
May 22, 1967
4%s Mar 20, 1968
4%s
!-
101
102
4%s
Dec
3%s
Mar 11, 1968
4%s Mar 20,1969
101.8
102.8
Apr
10, 1969
101.8
102.8
4%s July 15, 1969_
102.16
103.16
Apr
10, 1970
102.8
103.8
5%s
106
107
4%s
11.85
4%s
7.60
4%s
Sep
98.16
Sep 10,1970
Aug 10, 1971
7.03
99.5
Feb
20, 1970—-
6.27
3%s Apr
100.24
5%s July 20, 1970
103
4%s
Oct
106.24
107.24
3%s
May
100.24
101.24
4%s
Feb
15, 1972-1967
99.16
101
3%s
Sep
15, 1972
97.8
98.8
103.24
4%s Feb
20, 1974
102.24
103.24
4%s
Jun
12, 1973
Feb
10, 1977
102.24
11.97
1, 1970
10.89
1
Inc
5.44
5.95
5.31
2y86
3<13
8.34
9.08
Feb
May 15, 1963
3%s
Aug 15, 1963
Treasury Notes—
1, 1962
10.15
Nov
15, 1962
12.32
13.39
3%s
Nov
15,1962
100.5
13.65
14.88
2%s
Feb
15, 1963
12.27.
13.26
3%s
Feb
15, 1963
6.43,
7.03
l%s
Apr
6.21
6.71
4s
May 15, 1963
99.25
100.3
99.9
100.22
100.2
98.20
102.1
3%s
Fund
Inc—
Nov
4%s
Fd_
96
100.16
point
Bid
1,1963_—
15, 1963
100.8
100.4
100.11
99.30
100.10
100.7
99.27
100.5
99.11
100.24
100.4
98.24
102.3
l%s Apr
4%s May
3%s May
5s
Aug
3%s Aug
l%s Oct
4%s Nov
l%s Apr
4%s May
l%s Oct
3%s Feb
l%s Apr
4s
Aug
1, 1964
15, 1964—
15, 1964
15, 1964
15, 1964
1, 1964
15,
1,
15, 1965
1,
l%s Oct
1966
97.28
Ask
15,
1,
15,
1,
Apr
98.2
102.15
102.17
100.26
100.28
103.6
103.8
100.27
100.29
96.28
103.10
96
103.10
95
100.4
93.28
1966
101.16
1966
97.2
103.12
96.8
103.14
95.8
100.8
94.4
101.20
92.28
1, 1967-
93.4
91.28
:
92.4
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a39.12
Fund
Capital Exchange
Capital
95
1, 1971
Maturity—
1 %s
a20.86
Investors
Ask
a8.77
al8.41
Inc
Fund
Fund
99.26
100.8
May 15, 1963
Oct
1,1963
l%s
a77.49
Inc
Fund
100.6
100.2
100.9
15,1963
3%s
Oct
al0.20
102.8
Treasury Notes (Continued )-
l%s
Funds—
Inc
Bid
3%s
9.29
107
101.8
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a
Maturity—
Certificate of Indebtedness—
3%s
4.86
106
1, 1970-1967
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
6.43
9.94
96.24
100.24
99.24
102
100
6.85
10.95
95.24
99.24
10, 1971
10, 1972
12, 1972
4%s
Inc—
17.96
Westminster
99.12
2,1966
10.96
16.52
Second
>
99.26
May
a27.27
1
Ltd_
Value Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10c
Wall Street Investing Corp
_1
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
1
Wellington Equity Fund
1
Wellington Fund
1
.Whitehall Fund Inc
1
Winfield Growth Ind Fund—10c
Ohio
100.7
100.8
Feb
1
Ltd
United International Fund
16.26
100.3
3%s
1
United Funds Canada
23.82
100.6
1963 w i—
100.1
4%s
5.88
14 90
99.22
1, 1963
13.76
2183
99.31
Aug 20, 1962
3%s Aug 20,
100.3
Bonds—
3%s
Jun
12.59
Bonds) _1
100.1
100.1
100.16
4%s
Accumulated Fund—1
United Continental Fund
1
United Income Fund Shares_l
United
Science Fund
1
Street
100-1
99.31
1963—
Bank
Ask
99.31
101.4
10,1964
3%s Dec 11, 1964
Jun
25.81
Bid
100.24
Sep
Feb
24.73
point
100.4
May 11, 1964
4s
4%s
1
36%
4%s Apr
12, 1963
3%s
5%s
Diversification
33%
100.4
101.4
9.67
Empire
9%
2
100.1
100.28
3.76
Street
8%
20, 1963
Nov
11.51
Street
71
1
22, 1962—
4%s
9.09
Devonshire
33
66%
Feb
100.3
3.44
Congress
56
30%
May
100.5
10.53
Fund
52%
3
2%s
100.1
1
Swap
5
City of N Y_2
100.3
100.2
1
Centennial
19%
3%s
10, 1962
10c
Growth
Fund
7%
55%
17%
3%s Oct
Mar 11, 1963
Inv
Wisconsin
6%
52%
3,!l962
Land
4%s
Sep
a34.04
Inc
Funds
1
2.50
Co
100.3
99.29
July 16, 1963
of Canada Ltd
Fund
Century
140%
(Ala)_l
Ins
100.1
15, 1963
-1
,
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
Television-Electronics
Fund
UBS Fund
14%
23
20%
135
100.1
1963
15,
1
Inc
Fund
Stock
—
Farnham
Fund
Balanced
5
36%
108
12%
4%s
.
State Street Investment Corp—•
&
8
Co
Cooperatives—
3.10s Oct
1, 1962
3%
3%s
a9.07
Investors
100.1
15, 1963
for
100
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
1
Shares—1.25
Stock Fund Inc
Roe
99.30
<.
Banks
3.05s Dec
4%s
"
34
102
2
Annuity Life Insur
100.2
100
15, 1963
Apr
3.40s
Ask
Loan Banks—
Federal Home
3%S
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
105
Obligations of Government Agencies
3.40s May
Sovereign
2
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a
Inc
99
Insurance
13%
7.39
*
America
Ins Co in
12%
4.22
79%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
S
U S
88%
75
(NY)
United Security Life Ins
_5
84
5
(NY)
Insurance
40%
37
10
10
Ins
10
10
,—5
preferred
Standard
1
&
1
Amer
58
13.66
Smith
of
6.25
5
4
Accident—
Life
3.86
Industry
Marine
Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
Life
13.52
Amer
19654
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Nat'l-Life Insurance
1
102%
13%
Co
1
in
(NY)
27%
Insp & Insurance
9.52
American
Ins
Corp
44%
Co
6%
79
2
City Life
12%
Co_
10.40
Selected
5
Quaker
Boiler
Steam
8.71
Common
(Pa)
5%
Reinsurance
5%
^
10.30
Fund
10%
29%
24
(Jacksonville
Jefferson
9%
27%
14%
98%
10
A.
Interstate
1
10
1
62%
64
4
(D C)
59%
90%
104
13%
5
2.50
4
Life Underwriters—
Insurance
99
Life
41%
Ins
Ins
84
(N C)
Owners
Life Ins Co
*
Employees Insur
Employ Life Ins
55
5
.10
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
Phoenix
5
Growth Stock
Fund
44
Co—
57
_1
Insurance
50c
Inc
59%
41
Ins
Home
19%
55
Pyramid
Life
16
5
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Co—
C)
D
44%
41
Y_10
of
Co
Pioneers
27%
20%
30%
Insurance
Peoples
2.50
3.33%
Providence-Washington
Falls!
Illinois
38%
28%
65
General Reinsurance Corp
Home
33%
34
3%
55%
2.50
Federal
Funds—
Bonds)
14.56
United
7.05
Institutional
12.46
13.32
30
Co
64%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Firemen's Fund (S F)
First Nat'l Life
(Phoenix)
Life
21%
48
18%
41%
61
Income—1
1
(Geo) Fund
1
Growth Fund
1
United
8.93
6.45
Incorporated Income Fund——1
Incorporated Investors
1
11.40
1
20th
5.01
56
86%
45
38%
52
Hartford
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Texas
a24.55
Haydock Fund Inc
-
7.17
11.50
Inc—
Funds
Hamilton
9.44
6.59
10.50
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
shares
Petroleum
12.69
52%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Research Investing
Stein
Insurance
Pacific
Peerless
83%
4
11.86
6.54
Shares
Indemnity
149%
132
19%
of N Y—12%
59%
7.92
Fund
Scudder
Pacific
129%
of N Y
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
120
82%
:
10.97
Provident
Revere
54 %
79%
Co
7.23
Fund
Putnam
51
River
Group Assoc—
*
Reinsurance Corp—5
10.01
(T Rowe)
Fund Inc
Putnam
Northern Ins Co
143%
84%
5
Northeastern Insurance
67%
25%
1
*
Price
Puritan
28"%
22
64%
124
77%
79
5
Co
1
Insurance
Clciss
Ins
Fire
20
1.25
(N J)
Life Ins Co
Hanover
Mutual Fund
Square
Pioneer
8.21
15.28
12.10
lc
—lc
lc
lc
—1
1
Series—
Bond
•
14.13
1
*
Inc
Mutual Fund
Custodian Funds—
8.24
11.39
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Gulf
al2.50
Pine Street Fund Inc
7.95
10.92
Inc
Gov't
1
12.44
al9.29
Forster
5.84
1
11.51
New
5
7.40
10.85
18%
North
46%
72
—5
36%
York
42%
1
Fire
16%
5
Co
Globe
9.22
51%
5
com
26%
Insur__„.5
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins Co
1
.
•
1
Co
Glens
„
5%
48%
5
AA
Corp class A
New Hampshire Insurance
10
Life
Gen
Casualty
Union
158%
54
10
Accident Ins_
&
13%
12%
152
10
34%;
2
Assurance
Continental
(Bait)
Line Ins
27%
34%
118
1
National Fire
Life
24%
32%
113
5
Nationwide
of NY
3.77
Securities
Inc
36%
2
6.77
Electronics
Fund
34
"A"
5.85
9.13
Fund
National
America
Connecticut
al4.09
Street
of
Co
1
William
78%
1
5.34
Inc
Oppenlieimer Fund
73
Life
Co
Insur
American
Fund
Nat'l Old
2
3.45
Nucleonics Chemistry
Howard—
Life
Combined Ins
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
&
Shares Inc
1
York
One
Citizens
Amer
New Horizons R P Fund
Nat'l
59%
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
Great
England
New
14%
55
'
Great
8.20
13%
55
(N J)
(N Y)
Life
37%
4%
1
Assurance_12.50
Fire
51%
5
Insurance Co„__5
Casualty
Merchants
10
.
Standard
Gov
10.21
5
Monument
7.84
7.48
Insur
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
Ins
&
1
Ins^
Life
7%
11.48
7.15
Life
4%
7.81
9.34
National
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Maryland Casualty
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
28
5.35
1
Series
Stock
Liberty
Lincoln
7
11.71
Growth
11.17
Lincoln
3%
7.17
Stock Series
52.92
11%
78%
26%
Re-insurance
Employers
Employers
10
10%
(Wash
10.83
15.59
Penna—5
74
Companies
Citizens
Eastern
of
of Va
Inc_l
DC)
1
(Galveston)
1
Life
Natl Life Ins
&
Co
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co
12
Nat
Boston
78
27%
Mercury
Beneficial
74%
11%
Amer
Bankers
36%
2
23
1
15.43
10.22
New
American
33
(Newark N J)__2%
Co
Ins
Amer
47%
2
Life
Assurance
Life &
43
1
-
Assurance
10.50
1
1
1
1
1
Series
Dividend
Life
——
,
Life Ins—
Fla)
Home
Franklin
Series
51.90
25c
2.70
1
Corp
Investors
25%
26
27
Liberty
Ask
34
2
Co
Insurance
5
(Jacksonville
Federal
National Securities Series—
Nation
Preferred
10
20c
4.03
9.32
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
National
19%
6.35
Stock
3.73
8.49
9.93
8.58
Over-the-Counter
Founders
6.38
14.31
1
12.05
24
Life
Bid
10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
Lamar
23.21
5.82
13.92
Trust Shares
Bond
Inc
Florida Mutual Fund
21.24
Co
&
21 %
(111) _1
Insur Co_1.50
Heritage
American
Crum
Mutual
C
B
Mutual
16.87
Fund Inc.
Investment Fund!—25c
Theory Invest Fund Inc„:
Fund Inc
7.67
*
Investing Foundation—1
Invest Found Growth—1
Investment Fund
1
Shares Corp
—1
Morton
19%
Insurance
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins-(Birm)
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Continental
beneficial interest—1
of
13.91
7.02
Fund—
Life
Massachusetts
Units
12.73
1
Inc
Fund
31%
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Stock
Growth
Investors
Mass
American
American General
American
American
1.96
Mutual
15.98
„
2.94
Mutual
6.44
Shares
Equity Fund Inc
Federated Growth Fund
al4.25
2.69
shares
29
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred^
5
Amer
a22.28
1.79
17%
Growth Stock
Energy
11.72
—lc
shares
7.89
Diversified
Fund
14%
3.13
9.97
9.14
Vegh Investing Co Inc——_
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware Fund
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Balanced
5.94
5.42
13%
3.42
Petroleum
10
Bankers & Shippers
11.15
De
&
5.96
2.50
10.40
14.16
De
Eaton
14.54
2.29
9.12
Western Investment Inc
Income Fund——
Fund
3.76
4.11
lc
General Industries shares—lc
Metal shares
lc
Paper
113%
American
Managed FundsElectric shares
109
Insurance
American
12.16
13.67
16.08
9.52
B
Dreyfus
21.30
12.53
Mutual
8
Diversified
Dow
19.52
11.71
12.09
1
Commonwealth Income Fund—1
Commonwealth Int'l Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
50c
Composite Fund Inc—
1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Dividend
All Amer Life & Casualty
14.71
6.75
Diver
5.08
10.75
17.51
9.85
8.96
Crown
4.65
74%
Agricultural Insurance Co
Insurance
15.91
6.18
Series
9.16
Insurance
6.78
6.20
Growth
Fund Inc
Growth & Energy
8.39
11.14
Par
69
5
Aetna
10.72
Income Trust—!
1
Investors Inc—1
Stk Fund Inc__1
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Lexington
Life
Companies
Ask
3.50
& Surety
9.95
Life
12.89
II..80
Colonial
Fundw.l
1
Inc
Casualty
9.11
Life
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
lc
Century Shares Trust———1
Chase Fund of Boston
—1
Chemical Fund Inc
50c
Colonial
Fund
Bid
Par
Aetna
5.43
1
.
—
Canadian International
Fund Ltd
Fund
Growth
Knickerbocker
3.74
9.27
1
Inc—.—
Fund
Canadian
Knickerbocker
7.97
-1
50c
1
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
Keystone
3.42
Fund Inc—1
Street Investing;
Broad
4.74
5.35
10.04
Ask
13.44
Fund Ltd-1
Internatl
4.34
"B" Inc—5
Fund Inc new—
1.57
1.43
Inc_l
Elect'nics Corp.lc
Ridge Mutual
Boston
9.01
4.92
Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
5.35
8.14
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund
Axe-Science &
4.51
al2.98
Investors Fund—:--—1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust—
Atomics Physics & Science Fd_l
American
Axe-Houghton Fund
7.82
4.16
Bid
Custodian Fund Cont.
B-4 (Discount Bonds)
1
K-l (Income Fund)
1
K-2
(Growth Fund)
1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk) —1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)
1
S-3
(Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Sties) —1
Keystone
6.21
7.23
American Growth
Axe-Houghton
2.06
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
(Quotations for Friday, August 17)
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Blue
Monday, August 20, 1962
.....
(786)
46
12-
al4.72
4-61
9-
1-
3.05s
Bid
Due
Dated
Bate
a72.35
4-62
99.31
Ask
Rate
Dated
100.1
3.25s
4-
3%s
5-
2-62
1-62
Due
12-
2-63
4-63
Bid
100
99.29
Ask
100.2
Bonds)
Recent
1
Bid
Power
4%s
Amer Tel & Tel
45/Bs
.1992
1994
Appalachian Power 4%s
4%s
1992
1992
Bausch
&
Boston
Edison
Lomb
Burlington
Carrier
Corp
Columbia
Opt 4% si! 1979
4%s
.1992
Industries
4%s
4%s
Gas
1975
1982
4%s
Ask
99%
99%
103%
104%
99%
99%
99.31
Paso
Natural
Gas
Corp
3%s
Louisiana Gas Service
102%
Lowenstein (M) & Sone 4%s 1981
109%
Mountain
99%
113
99%
101%
1987
101
99%
Mueller
117
New
101
Pacific
k—
101%
Hilton Hotel 6s
ww
States
Tel
3%s
Brass
1-62
100
100.2
11-
1-62
100.1
100.3
3.10s
6-
4-62
3-
4-63
99.28
99.30
1-62
12-
3-62
100.1
100.3
3.15s
7-
2-62
4-
1-63
99.29
99.31
8-
1-62
5-
1-63
97
71
102%
80
102%
23, 1962
99.976
101%
Aug
30, 1962
97%
Sep
72%
Sep
102%
Sep
6, 1962
13, 1962
20, 1962
99.926
99.877
99.827
99.773
99.765
85
102%
Power
&
Lgt 4%s
Steel
5%s
101
103
Oct
109
112
Oct
11, 1962
1992
102'A
Oct
Sperry Rand 5%s
Tenn
Gas
97
98
99
101
Underwood
114
U S
104
Westeoast
195
Bell
15, 1962
18, 1962
Oct
25, 1962
Textron
Trans
Amer
102%
5s
ww__1967
107
111
Nov
Tel
1, 1962
4%s_1997
102%
102%
Nov
8, 1962
Nov
15, 1962
5%8
Industries 4%s
1982
120
1982
101"%
103
103
108
Trans
5%s
1970
115
23, 1962
.
Nov 29, 1962 .
Dec
6, 1962 _
Dec 13, 1962 _
Dec 20, 1962 _
Dec 27, 1962 Jan
3,1963 Jan 10, 1963 .
Jan 15, 1963 .
Jan 17, 1963 .
Jan
99.371
99.314
Bills
24, 1963 .
31, 1963.
7, 1963.
99.494
Jan
99.436
99.380
99.323
Feb
Feb. 14, 1963
Apr 15. 1963
-
.
Bid
100.4
Ask
99.256
99.28
99.209
99.23
99.154
99.17
99.099
99.12
99.044
99.07
98.990
99.01
98.889
98.91
98.824
98.84
98.775
98.79
98.754
98.7'i
98.696
98.71
98.638
98.66
98.570
98.59
98.517
98.54
97.984
107
110
1988
94
97%
:
-
.
98.00
97.185
97.21
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
118
1971
5%s
Nov
100.2
104%
1971
99.978
99.931
99.882
99.833
99.780
99.772
99.721
99.665
99.610
99.577
99.554
July 15, 1963
—
102%
1971
ww
5s
5s
Corp
99.713
99.655
99.598
99.564
99.541
99.485
99.426
27, 1962
4, 1962
60
Southwestern
103%
1962
55
Sheraton Co of Am
103%
21,
1969
107%
4%sl -1992
Sep
Sep
1973
ww
Ask
Aug
1977
5s
106
99%
Bid
103%
101%
99%
111
2002
103%
100%
United States Treasury
Ask
Oct
5%s
Petroleum
107
100
2002
1975
102
.1984
4%s
Eng Tel & Tel 4%s
Pacific
.1992
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
I__I! 1976
General Port Cement 5s„
.1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww. .1982
4%s_1987
102
1992
-1981
4%s
1992
Keystone Steel & Wire 4%s_1981
.1975
Florida Pow & Light
FMC
Bid
5%s_. -1977
_
10-
1-62
3-
3.20s
al5.38
a9.60
Bonds—
Houston Ltg & Pow
Phoenix
Ferro Corp 3%s
Florida Power 4%s
2-62
2-
3.30s
Inc
Inc
107%
1987
Consolidated Edison 4%s__
Container Corp 4.40s
El
Fund
Fund
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds-
Alabama
Centennial
3%s
3.45s
Grade
Priced
•No
New
par
value
York
Stodif
a
Net asset
Exchange,
value*
t New
b Bid yield price, d Ex-rights, k Admitted to listing on the
stock, x Ex-dividend,
wi When issued, y Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
196
Number 6187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
i
Bank
clearings this week will show
pared with
a
increase
an
com¬
year ago.
Preliminary figures compiled by
based oh telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
us,
the
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
Aug. 18, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain
be
5.7%
above
Our
year.
those
for
preliminary
the
corresponding
totals
stand
against $28,576,744,177 for the
this center there is
weekly clearings will
at
week
same
last
week
$30,205,017,647
in
At
1961.
gain for the week ending Friday of
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
11.0%.
a
Week Ending Aug. 18—
York
1962
,
Chicago
St.
;
___
City
1,119,000,000
+
+
+
463,224,136
Cleveland
712,408,754
_
Baltimore—
time
Total
all
cities,
In
cities,
day
five
we
•
all
cities
for
elaborate
statement, however, which
we
142
in
the
same week in
1961. Outside this city there
increase of 2.7%, the bank
clearings at this cen¬
ter having registered a loss of
0.9%. We group the cities
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
they
1.7
Week
Ended August
11-
SUMMARY
3.1
3rd
4th
Cleveland
+
2'.4
Boston
12
_
5th
and
Month of July
1962
shares—
International
Bank_
Total
6.1
1961 follow:
1961
566,062,665
632,691,321
15,000
5,757,000
51,826,400
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the seven
months of 1959
to1'1962 is indicated in the
following:
118,034,886
Six
course
(000,000
Omitted)
Cleveland
District
Reserve
of
4.3%, and in the
St. Louis Reserve District by
Reserve
District by
7.0%.
8.4%, and the Minneapolis
In the Kansas
District the totals register a gain of
Reserve
In the Cleveland Re¬
District
of
13.2%,
and
in
City Reserve
7.4%; in the Dallas
the
San
Francisco
Reserve District of 11.6%.
cities
1961
Inc.
$
1959
1960
or
Dec. %
4,228,434f538
67,186,021,292
4,659,383,608
$
$
.ji<>f+»10.2t'y
'
4,050,851,157
"
4,224,544,983
61,026,723,122
»
60,033,261,386
"
7,454,833,352
6,623,844,227
+ 12.5
6,399,652,749
6,666,641,931
31
"
12,061,941,486
11,266,890,743
+
7.1
10,775,014,644
11,851,226,610
7
"
3,795,589,701
3,608,424,122
3,502,373,279
+
8.4
3,297,683,221
3.027,011,134
4,308.830,034
3,474,699,107
3,361,088,361
4,748,580,420
Chicago
1
St. Louis
231,496,751
9th
Minneapolis
442,703,739
27,339,726
clearings for leading cities for the
CITIES
IN
July 31
1961
.
-
York
:
1960
1959
Boston—
+
7.0
+
7.4
.+ 11.6
4,502,043,377
6,574,329,240
4,935,547,455
7,242,027,718
128,915,370,935
+ 10.1
119,061,004,371
122,963,654,434
9.0
59,979,265,239
65,036,906,684
"
8,083,245,503
cities
141,874,~2P9^286
-
:
14
cities
10
13
21,904
,22,910
19*61
3>
Seven Months
1960
S °J
j~/ec.
-
-
months for four years:
Seven Months
Seven Months
1959
$
70
32,409,744,362
30,712,953,960
+
5.5
28,934, 298,287
27,784,092,448
"
526,498,187,617
496,082,081,565
+
6.1
432,723, ,893,221
402,573,455,807
+
38,552,349,614
36,518,237,809
5.6
35,928, ,876,770
36,185,993,652
"
52,005,755,760
27,062,531,753
47,884,873,256
+
8.6
48,967 605,572
"
26,336,448,910
+
2.8
24,898 ,311,009
47,956,316,587
25,014,839,538
Atlanta
16
"
52,504,092,323
48,159,131,373
+
9.0
47,260 ,602,562
44,258,130,853
31
"
+
6.4
77,766 ,822,411
"
84,705,910,493
26,202,101,346
79,613,839,270
7
24,423,999,229
+
7.3
23,774 ,997,771
16
"
24,790,094,683
23,402,316,540
+
5.9
21,586 ,748,665
6th
25,290
seven
7,131,895,276
"
37,827
3,392
+
Federal Reserve Districts in the
1962
Richmond
3,123
63,791,241,975
69,507,026,266
Seven Months
Cleveland
5th
38,249
.
8
4th
33,458
40,526
3,759,760,904
15
3ttt(,043
33,165
41,300
7,444,632,676
+ 13.2
(
Philadelphia--.
418,271
5,957
5,331,775,325
-
4,737,761,002
;
New York
3rd
3,478,540,814
4.939,071,072
$
33,852
5,299
3,370,945,089
*
4.3
5,087,726,712
18
City__
-
1st
6,748,455,101
5.591.574.015
-
,
We append another table
showing clearings by
2nd
4,871,864,778
"
Federal Reserve Districts
JULY
.
"
w_173
in
——'—Jan. "• to Julv ^11962
New
,
4.5
+ 10.0
+
6,991,016,317
14
392,831,921
Outside
-
"
16
—
.Total
v
+ 11.1
5,061,324,370
<
11
___
571,794,331
23,081,480
20,372,100
_
if___
190,180,939
:
3,070
21,653
3,717
3,381
3,256
7th
3,413
26,009
24,754
23,404
Chicago
22,566
4,035
3,649
3,179
8th
St. Louis
3,456
27,503
25,204
22,861
22,078
3,085
2,774
2,663
9th
2,914
Minneapolis
20,511
18,533
19,168
18,358
10th
2,357
19,176
17,160
16,028
15,973
11th
1,871 "
Kansas City
Dallas
2,181
14,419
13,491
14,252
14,549
2,425
2,247
12th
2.G56
2,327
San Francisco
16,158
15,176
14,335
14,862
1,905
1,784
1,709
1.8C8
13,049
12,570
12,195
11,856
2,316
2,199
1,965
2,180
16,224
15,303
14,160
1,851
1,670
1,842
15,166
13,268
12,729
12,424
.
75,470,059,567
22,979,518,354
b
21,707,310,588
14,190
2,131
...
-
2,133
1,937
1,801
1,877
i4,777
13,708
13,107
1,694
1,641
1,780
12,595
12,282
11,897
1,498
1,348
1,446
10,506
9,529
9,469
1,096
998
1,074
7,162
7,488
7,090
970
891
952
7,088
6,463
6,438
1,147
1,122
955
8,978
8,251
8,227
964
899
1,030
7,489
6,737
6,525
6,710
1,273
1,139
1,166
1,287
9,178
8,728
8,952
1,068
7,577
6,944
6,960
6,632
..
.....
1,138
.*.
Birmingham.
8,005
8,051
7,678
6,090
5,606
5,265
5,376
778
725
772
889
929
7,501
6,988
6,296
825
748
838
6,140
5,758
5,231,
,\
807
33,311,123,480
18
"
55,135,531,273
+
9.8
47,177 ,424,410
45,786,420,566
City..:
l
31,074,955,467
cities
994,017,139,146
931,078,819,097
+
6.8
852,898,709,391
814,100,216,907
483,579,224,544
173
York
449,786,402,500
+
7.5
434,627,279,098
42^056,267,407
,
.
"-
Month
-Clearings Outside New YorkInc.
1961
1962
January
137,823,287,343
116,726,660,185
141,457,231,801
151,272,225,223
February
121,855,514,857
;
March
145,599,313,743
Total> 1st
Inc. or
1961
1962
or
Dec. %
$
Dec. %
$
6,159
5,270
: •'
CLEARINGS
MONTHLY
-Clearings, Total All-
+
9.8
74,289, 082,053
66,036,474.251
+
4.4
60,759 860,057
+
2.9
68,627 922,012
56,566,894,429
66,686,132,274
203,676 864,122
189,289,500,954
:
+12.5
+
7.4
+
2.9
+
7.6
418,727, 053,823
396,007,179,329
+
139,745 020,875
'122,692,985,650
142,017,596,025
141,445,687,158
68,255 ,900,283
60,508,609,630
+ 12.8
149,599, 865,548
144,070, 979,614
+
5.3
72,653, 805,553
68,455,985,055
+
6.1
+
1.9
69,485 628,320
67,741,064,886
+
2.6
Quarter-
433,415,866,037
406,156,268,833
+
6.7
210,395,334,156
196,705,659,571
7.0
6
Months—,—1
852,142,919,860
802,163,448,162
'+
6.2
414,072,208,278
385,995,160,525
7.3
141,874,219,286
128,915,370,935
+ 10.1
69,507,026,266
63,791,241,975
9.0
7
Months
994,017,139,146
931,078,819,097
+
6.8
483,579,224,544
449,786,402,500
7.5
698
651
667
5,713
5;0G8
4,831
4,521
620
606
670
April
4,704
,4,455
4,547.
4,364
,688
577;
636
May
5,135
4,693
4,139
4,235
June
'736
699
695
5,660
5,424
5,243:
736
709
622
635
5,322
4,907
4,466
4,354
Total
2nd
131,310
119,264
109,949 +13,241
922,024
864,127
751,550
Total
10,564
9,651
Quarter-^.-
5.7
4,747
797
Cities
-
9,112
.141,874 128,915 119,061
Outside NYC
We
69,507
63,791
now
add
59.979
our
-
.9,722
71,993
66,951
788,461-
Clearings at
-
994,017
931,078
852,898
814,100
65,036
483,579
449,786
434,627
425,056
:
July—
Total
detailed statement showing the figures for each
city for the
1962
July-
1961
$
19,192,114
+13.9
month of July and since Jan. 1 for two years and for week ended Aug. 11.
-Jan. 1 to
Inc.
or
Dec. %
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
.i.
—
s.
64,437---03,650-
122.963
-Month of
July 31
Inc. or
$
$
-Week Ended August 11
—
1961
1962
1962
Dec. %
1961
$
Holyoke
126,176,676
+
+ 25.5
276, 987,217
249,269,429
+11.1
10,625,233
8,985,467
+
9.9
26,009 ,285,819
24,754,981,064
+
5.1
748,809,652
727,488,017
16,833,829
+
8.1
125, ,356,917
119,012,934
+
5.3
3,585,517
11,891,000
—
Lowell
+
34,743,228
3,381,168,260
18,199,920
River
18,773,724
43,594,123
3,717,421,443
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
3,916,585
11,994,007
—
2.2
0.9
136, 157,957
81 ,099,370
7*662,686
Worcester
__I
+
9.1
84,487,666
+ 16.8
+ 19.4
518 ,133,419
1,892 ,396,968
Island—Providence—
Hampshire—Manchester
cities)
251,679,828
124,954,889
26,896.400
Waterbury
65,620,692
286,593,070
22,505,000
189,866,600
173,924,200
17,654,860
16,256,115
4,659,383,608
4,228,434,538
—
7.7
7.9
4,467,853
4,562,301
Inc. or
I960
1959
Dec. %
$
$
—
2.1
+ 18.3
+
—
2.9
8.5
4.533,253
8,897,147
4,734,851
704,035,494
3,529,260
712,806,442
8,488,285
3,799,618
51 ,424,589...
+
7.4
—
4.6
121,962,167
+
8.6
4,582,379
4,384,535
+
4.5
4,393,279
4,171,435
587,393,547
669 ,944,633
78,364,877
:—
Haven
75,511,941
132 ,405,786
124,583,060
Connecticut—Hartford
(14
17,194,521
98,702,951
Springfield
8,298,579
18,760,504
Bedford
Total
33,549 ,534,950
The following compilation covers the years by months for two years:
679
...
Tot. 31 Cities
New
752
,
.
.
9,242
1,017
....
All.
1,269
923
Washington.
Nashville
1,052
885
Paul..*.
Milwaukee
1,048
1,047
1
-i,
1,025
1,294
.....
Denver
30,3291,593,763
8,800
982
6.8
+11.9
6,643
1,083
+
35,299,130,942
50,193,610,951
6,313
1,303
32,452,195,292
39,490,021,445
7,168
-1,030
.
..
34,660,818,477
"
Total
Outside
9,249
1,042
"
_11
__.
11,906
1,608
14
!
._
12,588
1,797
....
Portland
New
Richmond
16
__
481,292
Jacksonville.
Rhode
the
Atlanta Reserve District of 12.5%. The Chicago Reserve
District has managed to enlarge its totals by 7.1%; the
Atlanta
35,925
Orleans
New
increase
7th
2,181
Louisville
New
an
6th
2,397
Richmond
Fall
was
82,449,890
1,890
Cincinnati
Total
in
clearings for the
60,533,354
510,437
Baltimore
Other
12,232,282,812
+
2,003
Houston
Buffalo
11,878,651,436
3,765,661,288
.'
Atlanta
Memphis
2.7
3,928,676,664
4,908
Minneapolis.
St.
+
"
City
Omaha
11,976,394,678
'
2,716
Seattle
23,429,331,739
8
57,9^6
Louis...
New
24,689,767,654
Richmond
4.479
...
Pittsburgh
St.
1,433,793,630
0.7
7,692,383,902
59,081
Dallas
Kansas
1,380,756,498
+
5,288,884,994
4,675
.....
6.3
26,429,675,142
1
74,621,555,227
65,124
Fran...
+
26,619,556,831
cities
"
3,455
Boston
729,661,741
602,410,077
"
San Francisco L__;
i
542,742.142
"
4,899
Detroit
5.4
15
12th
5,724
+
572 481.512
597,296,558
1.479,516,188
13
64,351,283
5,929
629,688,927
10
72,367
Philadelphia.
722,431,603
732,316,640
19$62
;
211,206,988
1959
702,967,916
0.1
Cleveland
202,650,982
1960
4.2
—
Philadelphia
271,847,364
1961
751,865,769
+
740,733,958
5th
Kansas City
Dallas
July-—1
728,406,746
improvement of 10.0%;
an
New York
11th
1962
Chicago
San
2nd
10th
LEADING
4.3
719,279.591
there
14
75,886,965
70,968,740
FOR
+
; in
10.2%, and in the Phila¬
Boston
68,826,830
76,532,865
—r—Month of
York.,
1st
57,291,287
CLEARINGS
1,412,040,820
1,792,635,428
717,640,441
690,157,928
4th
of July and the seven months ended
each of the last four
years is shown below:
BANK
1,764,740,253
July
96,950,136
of bank
780,043,878
1,427,577,538
4.4
—
3rd
month
New
of
73,121,328
74,161,696
4.0
3.1
+
Federal Reserve Districts
101,775,900
_
The
District the totals record
100,160,175
Quarter
month
delphia Reserve District of 4.5%.
Month
11,707,878,956
1,135,302,381
1,455,014,529
807,752,757
+
44
of the
summary
the Boston Reserve District of
serve
1,093,713,550
1,365,380,528
835,258,295
body of clearing houses of 10.1%, the 1962
aggregate of clearings having been $141,874,219,286, and
the 1961 aggregate of
$128,915,370,935. In the New York
Reserve District the totals show an increase of
11.1%
491,900,969
..
a
For that
.110,98,7,380
.
Months—
July
furnish
13,300,169,576
4.6
+
1,626,124,198
*
.
City.
July.
1.0
2.0
—
—
748,333,207
<f
10
276,403,297
——
June___
2nd
'
299,946,967-
65,255,742
of
878,544,048
1,438,951,930
of the entire
8th
Quarter-^—.' V 215,497,672
also
870,952,389
1959
'y
1960
63,932,362
92,803,996
April—vi;——
We
month
$
$
2.1
+
1,350,923,058
'
1959
1960
or
Dec. %
801,876,356
(4
6
San Francisco
York
Inc.
$
\
1,697,956,224
44
9
New
1961
65,715,223
'
.66,131,993
____
March
May
1961
.
1. 89,108,085
—
February
1st
-
80,883,432
'-68,482,247
.
!
83,253,414
65,793,447
—Number of Shares
1962.
January
0.1%, but
CLEARINGS
1,103,276,065
5.7
42,746,700
2,000
$116,513,000 $131,561,000 $949,701,800 $989,045,700
bonds
of
1,494,064,830
<1
4
2.8
+
BANK
919,985,510
14,929,811,013
44
44
7
+
—
1962
60,896,990
15,o00
7,972,000
__.
decrease
a
12,297,090,623
10
17
St. Louis
$108,526,000 $125,804,000 $897,860,400 $946,297,000
Foreign govt
tl. S. Government-
District
740,466,931
I
Chicago
8th
OF
1,081,156,776
1,413,633,539
44
3I_I
_
7th
Bonds—
Railroad & misc
'
5.4%, and in the San Francisco Reserve District
of 6.3%.
"
"
7
6
Atlanta-
8.5
2.8
Seven Months
1961
74,161,696
of
crease
939,147,908
14,781,471,030
"
9
~
Richmond
+
monthly detailed statement of transactions on
Exchange is appended. The results
for July and the seven months of 1962
cities
9
—
the New York Stock
of
■
this
District the totals record
$
Philadelphia—
2.1
1st
Outside
Stocks—
'
in the Dallas Reserve District the totals register an in¬
1962
Federal Reserve Districts
0.2
8.6
+
$30,205,017,647 $28,576,744,177
Description—
give the final
an
106
Our usual
to
0.7%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole
country
having amounted to $26,619,556,831 against
$26,429,675,-
Estimated
Number
able
are
from
Reserve
serve
has to be estimated.
cases
detailed
and
47
1
<i
it appears that in the New
(including this city) the totals
suffer a loss of 1.0%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve
District of 2.0%, but in the Boston Reserve District the
totals show a gain of 2.1%. In the Cleveland Reserve
District the totals are larger by 4.6%, and in the Atlanta
Reserve District by 3.1%, but in the Richmond Reserve
District the totals are smaller by 4.0%. The Chicago Re¬
serve District has to its credit an
improvement of 4.4%;
the St. Louis Reserve District of 4.3%, and the Minnea¬
polis Reserve District of 4.2%.
In the Kansas City Re¬
Accordingly, in the above, the
present further below
+
days__ $29,054,227,417 $27,393,158,653
1,150,790,230
1,183,585,524
week
press.
located
York
and complete results of the week
previous — the week
ended Aug. 11.
For that week there was an increase of
12th
Total
going to
the
+
$23,300,276,267 $21,475,231,048
5,753,951,150
5,917,927,605
one
of
+
697,814,878
461,139,693
472,124,450
cities, five days
cities, five days
are
We
them
last day of the week in all
6th
Ten
Other
by
-
3.3
538,252,629
439,000,000
886,623,527
449,436,870
covered
of next week.
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
3.1-
827,486,358
week
•y
1.4
962,628,000
—
Pittsburgh
All
+
439,900,000
_
Francisco
1,403,455,133
855,137,588
______
Louis
San
1,423,724,221
*1,153,689,000
——
Kansas
%
+11.0
547,416,174
Philadelphia
Boston
1961
-
$16,270,023,944 $14,653,021,960
__
cannot furnish
was
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
Complete and exact details of the
foregoing will appear in our issue
the
(787)
y
+14.1
19,271,514
17,955,647
+
7.3
15,020,794
15,564,747
8.4
+
9.9
14,316,108
47,232,181
13.581.710
—11.4
8.0
26,858,323
25,674.969
+'+5
36,2077400
31,0087600
'53,931,982
r
>
<
477,826,812
,
'
1~506~900
r,718~0S5
—1273
1,8427608
1,9837196
1,778,616,839
789,432,065
+
6.4
15,923,137
55,836,539
63,008,492
+
7.5
26,166,628
28,445,183
+11.8
1,357 ,274,800
163,558,500
1,303,666,900
4.1
42,939,100
41,075^900
8.6
128 ,165,066
111,613,104
+14.8
5,433,456
3,949,743
+
37.6
4,087,142
4,310,022
+ 10.2
32,409,744,362
30,712,953,960
5.5
939,147,908
919,985,510
+
2.1
870,952,389
878,544,048
+ 13.9
0.3
848 ,304,021
+ 19.5
182 ,807,800
+
9.2
+
—
.
+
+
+
14,495,585
—
52,420,173
48
(788)
July1961
$
-Week Ended August 11-
-Jan. 1 to July 31-
-Month of
19012
,
Clearings at
Ihc.
1961
Inc. or
1962
$
1962
or
Dec. %
Dec. %
$
1961
1959
1960
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
$
Second Federal Reserve District—New Yerl—
Kew York—Albany______
269,567,954
Elmira
;
New
.]
York
;
Rochester
2,239,833,109
I,8l6i879,729
+
21.3
55,038,722
9.5
4,704,069,597
+
5.6
135,235,273
+
8.4
+
11.5
+12.4
105,429,884
134,585,974
4,455;469i838
94,541,261
+
8.1
11.1
510,437,914,602
124,500,736
481,292,416,597
2,671,306
4,092,667
+
6.1
+ 12.5
1,771,036,041
1,634,729,960
+
8.3
65,124,128,960
232,421,040
+
___
r
+
+ 33.6
1,051,268,773
251,015,448
203,862,809
+ 52.0
2,563,166,704
2,458,353,245
74,621,555,227
cities)____
418,281,985
67,186,021,292
•
—29.6
—10.1
3.437,561
+ 19.1
14,322,466,208
46,519,304
106,287,571
3.1
—
14,453,280,464
49,220,461
+10.1
954,795,447
142,583,366
28,916,853
347,269,010
437,763,274
1
'
78,130,417
139,535,504
2,970,489
'
•
143,796,744
2,921,603
2,681,642
3,869,389
3,930,362
■
0.9
—
115,922,288
-
140,621,556
12,811,116,218
'
157,260,949
38,640,095
___
Jersey—Newark
Nbrthern New Jersey____
(10
17,838,978
375,751,466
;
i
New
Total
12.0
+
261,576,926
Syracuse
Utica
+
620,601.456
13,349,910
14,464,893
20,058,925
72,367,193,020
.
Jamestown
240,629,734
679,277,725
Buffalo
10.3
30,919,562
.
+ 23.2
+
/
'
4.3
+
+
30,398,314
1.7
45,488,068
•
29,537,906
11,197,048,927
-49,099,611
30,554,435
r
„
82,885,701
4.7
3,239,867,485
3,046,731,943
+
6.3
98,940,130
73,653,501
101,885,459
+11.1
526,498,187,617
496,082,881,565
+
6.1
14,781,471,0'30
+ 16.2
49,872,001
43,479,850
+
14.7
8.1
55,541,028
52,424,352
+
5.9
/
76,737^129
+ 12.5
14,929,811,013
+
5.8
'
77,203,287
..
■
2.9
—
—
1.0
13,300,169,576
'
83,769,124
•
'
87,462,672
11,707,878,956
Third Federal Reserve District
-Philadelphia'
Pennsylvania—Al'toona
6,851,847
Bethlehem
8,017,509
Chester
(a)
____
3,412,199
—^0/9
19,195,713
Lebanon
___;
;___
21,510,354
—10.8
8,205,045
+ 17.5
4.8
35,925,510,000
99,400,454
225,290,040
York
+
—44.4
9.9
+
(a)
+
4.5
58,527,107
+
7.5
+
6.1
165,570,799
222,945,100
+ 12.6
205,252,010
6.1
15,283,464
2,340,943
7,671,297
2,493,426
8,489,547
134,870,706
114,959,694
+
17.3
883,419,692
86,611,196
86,474,208
+
0.2
573,250,158
5,288,884,994
5,061,324,370
+
4.5
38,552,349,614
36,518,237,809
Jersey—Trenton_:
1.1 "
-
—
9.6
—
55.657,188
'
+
—
2.7
2.0
4,836,254
1,524,592
2,480,010
3.9
—
1,035,OOO/OOO
—
,4,505,972
4,826,689
If 4
1,020,000,000
1,061,000,000
...
4,309,263
4,625,644
.
7,064,382
—39.4
4,852,395
6,588,808
'
-
15,589,787
54,568,747
792,066,715
533,160,597
Hazleton
cities)
+
7,055,534
6.6
—
8,113,715
"
(a)
•
6,408,483
(a)
3,992,540
4,202,791
6,483,499
~1.2
—
7,098,652
8,017,837
,
<
1
+
.2.0
+
11.5
32,802/949
27,095,076
+ 20.3
26,873,920
+
7.5
24,782,431
14,290,721
+ 73.4
13,574,391
5.6
1,081,156,776
1,103,276,065
2.0
1,093,713,550
+
2,316,336
1,314,002
3,172,306
j;
1,000,000,000
<
2,939,094
'
—40.0
199,843,263
29,174,732
Delaware—Wilmington
4,648,328
.
'
(a)
'
1
1,&97,871
5.8
+
+ 17.2
.
'
(a)
— —.
1,402,100
1,454,320
806,466
—22.8
151,486,661
"
'
1,483,106
1,703,577"
(a)
33,852,000,000
158,249,841
32,862,931
_-___
(13
28,856,950
(a)
______
Bois
Total
23,223,408
31,710,129
;
242,717,203
;
■
12,920,529
:
Wilkes-Barre
62,097,742
314,477,089
62,906,535
4,675,000,000
36,530,068
Reading
Scranton
1
(a)
46,210,217
".
Philadelphia
New
+
9,640,126
4,899,662,000
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Du
5,895,456
7,419,134
i
-
^
'
—
>
'25,230,399
13,174,619
1,135,302,381
I
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
68 345,911
4.1
449,290,287
434,337,223
1,408,271,721
+ 14.2
+ 10.3
296,119,201
272,923,396
8.5
280,137,254
18,593,762,323
+ 10.3
591,602,996
561,312,175
5.4
555,545,071
342,608,300
+ 16.6
10,506,615,241
20,511,358,109
2,611,904,300
9,529,562,302
+ 11.2
25 ,637,053
8 ,351,998
•
2,774,793,297
399 ,367,200
Cleveland
Columbus
65,653,059
1,608 ,760,909
3,085 ,367,020
Cincinnati
7.1
79,723,600
80,339,400
0.8
24,516,117
70,228,900
+
4.6
156,062,272
140,915,005
7,493,506
63,589,225
58,470,573
+ 11.5
45,371,312
+
8.0
53,128,251
454,386,368
427,286,238
6.3
13,530 014
12,853,164
+
5.3
11,968,211
+
7.3
430,624,264
406,432,738
6.0
12,733,975
12,567,904
+ *
1.3
"13,992,500
52,784,696
15,738,690
+ 13.4
356,901,136
9.0
1,169,446,338
5.3
407,121,061
397,203,216
+
2.5
420,090,283
440,1037969
1,350,923,058
+
4.6
1,365,380,528
1,453,014,529
+
7.9
_
Hamilton
I
Lorain
Mansfield
_
;
Youngstown
68
I
Toledo
Erie
I
i_;
51
City__,
175,567,100
1,890,808,441
44,196,774
27,119,835
+
2,439,849,200
+
13,802,692
3.4
6.7
13,723,803
13,418,309
14,289,650
302,737,594
595,767,224
73,497,300
,
+ 10.8
+
17.1
+
9.3
388,940,459
1,231,119,953
+
5.9
14,419,166,312
13,491,473,303
+ 16.5
282^240,073
12,880,102
..
8.2
—43.6
305,377,524
164,758,280
—15.3
27 944,199
15 ,292,291
35,811,265
—22.0
199,795,443
19,332,408
—20.9
123,228,697
135,789,738
7,692,383,902
6,991,016,317
+ 10.0
52,005,755,760
6.9
194,427.585
237,078,742
47,884,873,256
I
cities)
(15
,471,547
15 306,436
s.
___
Total
2,003 ,322,033
__
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
v
59, ,883,227
191, ,916,333
i
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Oil
62 ,747,168
_
Newark
,670,577
+
—15.7
—
9.3
+
8.6
1,413,633,539
+
1.8
5,446,011
26,118,000
221,695,466
10,057,133
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondWest
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
South
25,490,523
136,077,000
1,042,349,045
1,096,588,334
49,282,197
41,638,988
115,978,435
Richmond
752,298,060
111,507,073
1,694,932,375
7,950,826
688,443,422
3,928,676,664
3,765,661,288
—^
Carolina—Charlestons
Columbia
.
Maryland—Baltimore
Frederick
District
of
Total
1,797,573,165
_______
^
Columbia—Washington
(8 cities)
,
Sixth Federal Reserve
Tennessee—Knoxville
9,628^239
25,707,270
98,893,000
0.8
—
174,819,586
171,738,189
+ 37.6
843,119,000
655,642,000
4.9
7,162,818,460
7,488,863,769
—
+ 18.4
313,866,383
+
4.0
+
6.1
776,925,036
12,595,744,337
+ 28.6
—
4.4
295,385,502
691,976,897
+
6.3
+
+
2-5
369,8167072
60,081,881
57,166,444
+
9.3
5,135,157,070
4,693,033,200
+
256,087,518
9.4
163,7437674
160,7027397
+
4.3
27,062,531,753
26,336,448,910
+
2.8
801,876,356
0.5
0,481,053
378,5677971
+
835,258,295
10,602,990
366,0897794
_
5.1
153,,692,848
150,669,938
+
2.0
736 ,341,625
1,083, 245,002
1,046,121,688
+
3.5
709,886,192
33,390,738
+
3.7
+
8.9
40 ,247,630
5,322, 719,040
14,777, 000,000
4,907,213,784
1,937,60(7,000
36,338,632
13,708,300,000
*+
7.8
140,447,377
430,900,000
+ 10.8
32 ,358,219
+
13.9
+ 22.2
273, 365,827
218, 933,753
240,094,781
26,490,030
33 ,273,162
+~576
135,4867277
148,lio723 6
4.0
780,043,878
807,752,757
—
+
9.3
21'5, 618,153
195,708,973
198,368,970
+ 12.4
30,433,414
+ 11.8
9,178, 524,589
+ 16.1
+ 23.5
1,383, 653,047
9,242, 706,478
+ 20.4
541, 121,697
485,205,706
+ 10.5
283, 631,300
251,403,409
0.4
275, 395,000
262,671,000
+ 14.5
555,379,120
81,645,094
+
3.7
25,106,882
+
8,251,249,000
+
48,159,131,373
,
___.
_
Macon
5,536,219
21,256,000
228,009,085
—"679
10,003,945
397,0467624
+ 21.1
2,133 ,600,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Columbus
22,754,000
7.4
District—Atlanta-
____
Augusta
5,745,492
+ 14.1
—
12.3
12,282,642,909
5,140,495
22,896,000
239,468,834
;
;
Florida.—Jacksonville
1,273,,443,671
86 ,923,000
i3 ,038,008
Mobile
1,139,224,761
162,949,513
1,048,185,718
68,221,524
36,512,653
38,408,000
75,894,770
11,416,347
1
3 ,854,106
1,303 ,700,000
Tampa
4,123,735
189 ,177,434
1,294,,107,974
Alabama—Birmingham
ill
♦
Montgomery
82 ,142,050
40,,359,625
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
38 ,574,000
;
Jackson
+ 10.1
+
+
8.7
8,728,415,342
+
5.2
1,217,101,125
8,005,146,499
33,706,682
149,929,809
—
—
451,360,000
—
0.9
33,015,874
31,278,113
6.3
150,497,129
149,373,237
4.5
422,200,000
436,100,000
8,512,457
7,679,051
+ 10.9
8,290,846
7*754,882
6,8713/966 i
7/422/852
—"7T4
6,470/821
7/620/432
+ 13.7
,
248,608,796
+
9:3
261,899,414
284,207,315
323,924/797
274,034/952
+
17~8
287:7887791
252,8777495
+ 11.5
.
271,680,476
+ 15.5
16,259,969
15,072,860
+
7.9
15,363,843
6.2
817,050
1.1
791,344
261,249,000
807,928
249,489,000'
+
8.8
+
4.7
241,459,476
224,99
+
9.0
1,494,064,830
1,438,951,930
+
3.1
1,427,577,538
1,412,04
+
4.4
3,596,066
3,642,888
1.3
4,072,857
2,826,029
19,585,463
20,536/866
13,235/137
16,029/292
+
+
'
17,005,147
12.8
4.8
1,147,489,000
+ 13.6
617, 266,108
84, 666,911
26, 663,418
8,978, 584,000
6,623,844.227
+ 12.5
52,504,092,323
15,491,632
3,070,117,000
48,347,008
+ 16.6
120, 503,934
115 389,894
+ 12.6
25,290, 240,000
350, 781,060
21,904 529,000
+ 15.5
102,485,748
21,100,151
303 921,881
+ 15.4
90,426,587
+ 13.3
+ 11.0
18,740,451
+ 12.6
69,384,119
686,,993,769
138, 693,292
618 ,992,159
Lansing
128 ,760,975
+
7.7
Muskegon
60,375,632
+ 14.9
+
9.6
21,926,361
*7,500,000
86,300,026
144,493,643
7,645,109
76,223,919
135,100,344
451,616,611
47,229,505
22,140,126
441, 846,237
173,,367,157
56, 982,272
403
24,914,321
Meridian
.
Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
(16
•
cities)
7,454,833,352
Seventh Federal Reserve
Detroit
18,066,722
3,455,762,000
54,147,456
______
__
Grand
„
Rapids
Jackson
-
]
Bay Clty____
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary
__
Indianapolis
,
South
Haute
488,379,939
54,514,796
21,830,677
58,697,126
Bend
Terre
+
—
13.6
1.9
,300,837
152 778,670
58 381,107
+ 13.2
550,,645,259
490 281,613
+
7.0
+
8.1
990,,022.666
3,170, 316,429
916 ,136,720
3,014 958,640
+15.4
1.4
—
22,194/886
18,912,051
+T7Z4
15,853/4U
14,550/287
+"9"/0
-
+ 13.5
—
2.4
:
15,985/225
l5,~106/068
+
8.1
+
5.2
IO8/421/00O
.91/015/660
9.0
10,479,447
4,236,029
9,645,203
'+
5,093,885
—16.8
160,219/907
159,940/860
+ 12:3
r~5~8
4
T5,~1577l98
15,095/553
99,629/090
5,438,221
10,460,085
4,960,359
I59/744/02I
1
+T£L1
ii4,~m7ooo
10,602,798
J
160,209/173
372,,617,383
341 ,774,802
1.7
141,,463,424
414;,177,895
396 232,967
+
8.3
5,660 ,862,851
5,424 277,405
8.5
65 ,359,761
67
6.6
1,885,749
736,303,645
11,103,765
11,535,867
2,283,412
80 ,990,583
86 436,322
5,955,002
40,967,838
294,114,506
97,517,708
4,981,028
4,372,584
+ 36.2
,891,805
30 260,250
+
25.2
34,995,725
261,126,744
87,107,640
5,155,858
+ 17.1
274 ,326,111
261 624,440
+
4.9
9,247,292
8,501,341
+
8.8
9,050,975
+ 12.6
2,002 ,000,757
li/439/258
1,872 189,797
+
6.9
64,349,166
61,561,995
+
4.5
64,011,605
+ 12.0
680 ,868,325
60,590,204
350,078
+
6.7
22,431,284
20,636,241
+
8.7
20,637,923
20,085,219
18,448,495
10,691,332
17,482,727
9,775,793
5,929,540,552
5,724,469,966
37,351,054
40,214,132
797,131,570
Oshkosh
I
Sheboygan
"
Watertown
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar
Rapids
Moines
City
Ames
•
.
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
Chicago
t
Decatur
Peoria
10,154,610
12,291,316
67,528,267
76,379,650
45,142,676
Rockford
Springfield
80,920,011
72,868,942
4,283,408
(31
cities)
39,787,173
4,297,559
12,061,941,486
Sterling
Total
+ 12.0
+
Milwaukee
Sioux
+ 11.1
57,708,915
■_
Wisconsin—MadisOn
Des
6.5
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Flint
+ 14.2
—
11,260,890,743
—
—
+
—17.4
12 ,669,791
;
37
152
298,992
,795,447
16, 384,913
638
+
—
+
+
—
—
7.1
8.6
.
4.5
4.4
+
0.3
3.6
6.3
—22.7
3.4
40 ,456,968
38 574,035
+
4.9
+
5.5
+
3.6
9.4
122 ,845,548
70 ,018,611
118 594,052
+
+
3.6
41,300 ,192,529
7.1
263 ,768,602
40,526 037,298
248 ,368,354
—16.6
421, ,740,809
+
4.8
+
13.5
469 ,309,020
275 ,643,224
0.3
28 ,314,421
235,256
26 ,109,345
+
7.1
84,705,910,493
79,613,839,270
+
6.8
+
—
—
—
639,359
516 285,028
434 939,634
251
+ 19.4
*
1,696,676
1,588,199
1.9
1,773,087
1,209,639,934
4.6
+
1,172,854,824
+
3.1
+
6.2
8,532,923
6,620,309
+
28.9
1,321,673,688
7,807,349
1,858,484
—
—18.3
12,547,595
+
7.9
18,362,052
14,440,832
13,746,122
—13.1
33.6
1,280,256,755
7,142,500
17,254,959
12,697,231
+
9.7
10,086,920
7,997,808
+ 26.1
10,044,934
12,781,049
8,117,656
+
8.4
+
6.4
1,697,956,224
4.4
1,764,740,253
1,792,635,428
+
3.8
370,400,000
0.9
386,200,000
1,626,124,198-
+
+
•
"
Eighth Federal Reserve Disfrict- -St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
Gira-deau
Independence
Cape
Kentucky—Louisville.
Hinois—Jack sonville.
Quincy
Total (7 iities).
!
1,905,784,135
_
_
1,784,328,560
26,096,733
3,201,065
24,926,373
1,030,102,384
807,557,167
4,940,190
17,908,027
3,795,589,701
3,650,901
970,371,309
698,342,691
4,672,322
16,081,623
3,502,373,279
13,049,972,068
12,570,551,461
4.7
181,927,440
161,068,713
—12.3
31,694,201
25,119,169
+
6.2
7,088,218,295
5,713,543,163
25,163,105
111,583,074
6,483,181,598
+
9.7
202,989,064
196,302,593
+^3"/4
193,617,217
5,068,986,309
+ 12.7
171,198,778
144,213,987
+
18,7
145,173,200
0.5
3,745/365
3,523/861
7.3
748,333,207
717,640,441
+
+ 15.6
+
5.7
+ 11.4
+
8.4
26,202,101,346
23,009,191
112,102,788
24,423,999,229
373,500,000
—
+ 13.0
+
—
+
26:2
9.4
+"673
3,416/329
4.3
728,406,746
+
18,806,449
"
Volume
196
Number 6187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial. Chronicle
.
-Month of July1962
-Jan. 1 to July 31-
1961
Clearings at
(789)
Inc.
or
Inc.
1961
1962
Deo. %
$
1962
or
1961
Dec. %
$
$
49
Week Ended August 11—
Inc. or
i960
Dec. %
!
$.
1959
$
Ninth Federal Reserve Distri
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
st.
22,181,407
825,606,207
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Winona
ZIZ
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__
Fergus
40,807,818
2,199,495,941
25,307,623
923,623,518
;_Z'
:
paui
North
41,884,701
2,316,706,502
~~"
_
Rochester
Falls
Grand
—
Great
ZZ_ZZ~~~~
_'
I
489,606,017
192,756,963
169,060,749
+~iTo
180,1)6+274
182,753^053
10,942,358
1+99+808
—
8.8
11,717,575
13,762,179
4,004,280
3/762^870
+
6.4
3,869,305
4,536,884
—
8.8
7,096,588
0.2
16,097.252
4-
4.2
702,967,916
+
7.5
40,065,330
+
+
340,198,779
323,406,695
+
5.2
80,113,861
0.2
87,08+179
+
0.5
0.1
2.1
122,908,349
353,030,285
79,945,457
87,532,957
12+461,299
+
74
27.0
45,025,140
Hastings
9,978,046
12,747,727
17,914,998
59,592,650
+
+
—
5,272,580
+
29,402,966
•
2.1
—
26.367,228
72,586,194
+
64,745,001
;
-
+ 12.1
212,463,156
'
—
1.3
0.5
35+176,042
200,670,130
17.4
1
"
'499,688,449
+
39,663,995
207,64+784
174,946,818
475+20,690
+ 13.5
+
5.2
+
1.3
16,61+760
16,609,315
+
0.1
3,608,424,122
3,370,945,089
+
7.0
24,790,094,683
23,402,316,540
+
5.9
+
5,766,131
50, 402,286
ZZZ_Z
ii-L..J.—LA.__J!^Z_L
Z-Z
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Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
44, 435,736
-'37,766,009
2
——ZZZ
_2~
Topeka
Wichita'-
Missouri—Joplin
Joseph—
Carthage
2.3
4.8
71, 796,799
65, 119,-133
•_
Colorado—Colorado
Denver !__
+
38, 992,741
+
1,257,928
1,385,627
—10.1
1,050,916
1,018.707
11,181,036
9,053,008
+ 23.5
9.168,564
13,233,316
190,682,503
176,428,541
8.1
178,485,005
165,898,827
10,116,604
1,170,316
8.6
+
+
0.8
18,738,300
19,916,711
1,038,235,198
38,847,063
15,176,878,364
401,738,944
18,264,893
2,160,492,577
+
3.9
37,338,361
33.700,632
+
10.2
+
6.5
457,617Z755
477,418,297
+
7.6
13,397,378
13,512.351
+
8.1
+
2.5
9,007,962
8,148,475
740,466,931
740,733,958
1,091,801
2.8
434,348,554
1,437,706
20.1
+
432,290,883
19,748,825
2.9
2,214,093,418
+ 17.6
245,102,731
-
1,047 642,123
;
3.0
+
1,017, ,657,720
+
2.9
7,501,730,184
208,723,305
6,988,358,470
5,087,726,712
;
(14 cities).
722,431,603
+ 1+6
14,350,459
0.3
+
293,648,560
34,903,875
10.0
—
33 ,151,586
•,
•
.
1,078,260,792
43,010,473
16,158,233,733
8.0
+
309 ,919,163
Springs——
15,508,037
.
437,665,938
+ 15.4
2, ,349,393
318 814,921
J.
—
59, 178,294
2, 341,372
Oklahoma—Tulsa
*
153, 938,271
6, 307,132
2,247, 076,006
2,425, 905,882
„
St.
0.1
6,090,948,510
41,909,539
14,747,489
5,606,935,946
+14.4
+
2 ,330,558
7, 279,034
±.
+ 13.8
5, 455,927
"
161, 307,237
i—.
Kansas City
345,3097953
327,456
70, 163,372
-
690,157,928
7,548,416
<
1,245,708
36,469,084
I3Z4
6, 243,631
__
719,279,591
—
'
1.7
—
778, 398,286
885| 521,569
•
6,1)1+942
14799+714
City
5,665,955
_______
_
i
6,305,525
14,965,218
3.4
+ 21.4
2,343,474
_i__—i-
±
8,716,217
+6
+ 10.6
+ 20.0
2.6
23,765,889
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Total
8,113,047
475,209.875
2,373,216
Nebraska—Fremont
Omaha
1.1
6.6
24,153,670
7.7
—
'
Total (16 cities)__
.
+
+
3.3
30,952,439
~~
Lewiston
Lincoln
475,335,930
—
+ 10.3
28,797,996
—
Falls.
480,60+403
6.9
6,140,769,656
;
4+126,162
—
3,581,429
58,352,692
6,698,271
Z.ZZZ-Z
Helena
8,085,915
6.0
+
368,150,540
5,964,824
11,036,395
Dakota—Aberdeen—Z
Sioux Falls—
2_r"" Z"
Huron
9,700,844
+
128,446,033
5,758,169,429
137,369,255
+ 11.9
+4
15,303,22+267
264,472,637
16,224.409,215
44,942,793
13,651,039
17,925,760
South
Montana—-Billings
5.3
5,503,302
3,461,959
Z_ZZZ~
_ZZZZZ
Forks.
__.
2.6
+
+ 14.1
49,562,515
Dakota—Fargo
Minot
+
4,737,761,002
+'
7.4
34,660,818,477
32,452,195,292
+ 17.4
+
6.8
5.9
12,857,824
+ 10.8
30,106,681
34,797,648
+1
47+10+385
479.333Z798
0.9
13,300,758
14,644,587
+ 10.5
7,802,801
9,026,453
0.1
732,316,640
729,561,741
—
—
—
7.3
+
+
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
T—.—81,954,255
Beaumont
El
,
Worth——
+
5.3
2,059,631,279
17,160,289,635
1,929,244,759
+
7.4
1,435,685,995
194, 259,295
26,787,000
2,131,348,978
8,101,280
23 ,386,000
+ 14.5
1,851, ,373,618
+ 15.1
__
27 ,736,314
Falls
Texarkana—i
cities)—
+
.
196,518,026
177,393,000
•
-
1,359,617,188
172,463,000
15,166,686,202
13,268,131,407
56,489,391
54,967,565
2.0
*
—
1.4
193,957,470
178,385,404
10, ,830,949
63,729,448
,
__
—
7, ,945,821
12,472,811
—_
Louisiana—Shreveport
(11
19,176,246,854
208,723,663
T
Arthur—
Total
519,19+172
191,678,953
46+286,058
4.1
+ 13.3
273 ,229,317
v.
■—__—_!—;
_
Wichita
+ 28.3
287,633,452
___
Houston
Port
,871,034
27 ,930,494
2,397 ,724,527
__—__
_
Galyeston
63
26,799,203
27,343,751
i
,____
Paso
Ft.
J
2,716,680,174
_—__
Dallas
5,591,574,015
+ 15.2
78,400,650
72,178,184
60, ,783,703
-
+
4.8
434,660,479
446,049,716
+ 13.2
39,490,021,445
35,299,130,942
4,939,071,072
+ 12.6
16,588,947
15,864,243
14,917,422
18,712,250
543,577^104
51+10+776
46+06+729
506,568~906
2.5
—
+ 11.7
6.8
+
+
5.6
43,95+503
42,60+230
40,83+847
47,23+726
+
2.9
5,157,000
5,399,000
6,067,000
6,200,510
+ 14.3
+
2.8
+
8.7
5,2661586
6,682,344
—21.2
5,10+418
7,63+874
—"332
14,~74~7Z726
16,05+811
8.6
+
2.6
—
+ 11.9
15,142,787
15,645,965
629,688,927
597,296,558
+
5.4. —542,742,142
t
602,410,077
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
Seattle
!_
-,1
8,507,111
•
'
■■
33,498,583
Idaho—Boise
Utah—Ogden
1
City.
55,168,713
Pasadena
—
''
..
:__
Grand
*
477,005,753
198,568,726
7,577,626,488
430,024,411
+ 10.9
171,735,823
+ 15.6
247,871,544
242,755,903
132,1/7+900
119^55+212
25,435,880
2+54+071
(18
cities)____
total
New
'cities)—
(173
Estimated,
(a) Clearings
+
9.1
291,433,354
276,051,656
+
+ 30.0
2,917,627,235
8.8
391,742,446
2.7
3,484,429,898
2,367,225,077
400,233,366
796,118,540
—
—
+ 20.1
801,377,939
342,440,393
—
2.9
432,648,241
3.1
215,763,112
190,335,950
+ 10.6
27,503,918,377
25,204,916,774
+ 11.2
+
307,492,619
8,4
1,393,325,062
1,248,672,980
+ 26.6
459,944,411
403,979,466
+
1.8
492,946,000
505,136,844
+ 11.6
55,135,531,273
50,193,610,951
128,915,370,935
+ 10.1
994,017,139,146
03,791,241,975
209,378.394
222.298,265
6,427,743
6,736,580
+
2.1
231,740,283
254,798,836
+
10~6
102,27+866
10+40+536
+ 23.3
—
475,234,215
+
7,242,027,718
'
3.3
2.1
+
—
5.6
3,873,352,144
70,753,341
69,507,026,266
operating
6,944,545,098
4.1
56,034,478
141,874,219,286
-
6.3
+
+15.9
+
188,918,638
8,083,245,503
York!!——
+ 11.1
480,044,895
334,14+711
72,026,206
—
+17.2
62,380,164
29,142,191
3,649,675,599
4,035,363,923
204,784,816
70,954,637
•
Barbara-
Outside
22+083,832
6,545,344
8.9
43,161,075
30,057,528
JQse_i;.—
Total
6,406,974
+
60,587,049
,___
Riverside
Stockton
61,728,351
25,743,754
51,825,342
San, Francisco—
Santa
231,586,117
+ 11.7
60,498,317
113,669,279
110,613,513
___•
Modesto
■
+ 11.2
194,193,038
38,420,757
..
434,388,042
California—Berkeley _i
Long Beach.—_
San:
55,838,766
6,737,446,430
216,862,994
+
1,025,042,502
556,241,064
^
Arizona—Phoenix
...
59,336,019
7,489,612,579
+12.1
-
30,171,611
1,138,825,325
*40,000,000
Portland
-
6.2
+ 12.3
29,873,739
-
67,217,865
Oregon—Eugene
Salt' Lake
8,006,999
964,787,928
1,083,014,175
Yakima
+
9.0
•
483,579,224,544'
■
+
•
,
2.1
0.7
—
0.4
27,649,029
+ 11.4
9.0
l+Tl+oii
ll~4~7+775
1+37+602
23,31+465
71+11+6+7
—2+0
719,93+763
+ 13.4
+
9.1
837,34+774
77+14+824
*
•
+ 11.6
49,592,056
42,482,734
45,579,360
39,603,094
+ 13.9
14,343,484
12,680,725
11,141.997
12,021,804
2.4
16,-257,008
16,009,491
17,076 207
15,456,486
+
9.8
1,572,481,512
1,479,516,188
1,380,756,498
1,433,793,-330
931,078,819,097
+
6.8
26,619,556,831
26,429,675,142
24,689,767,654
23,429,33+739
449,786,402,500
+
7.5
12,297,090,623
11,976,394,678
11,878,651,436
12,232,282,812
—
*
discontinued.
'
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant
to
countries
counxnes
S
FOREIGN
the requirements
and
:—r
.
world,
EXCHANGE
Country
.
world^^ivl
the
tne
01
of Section
we
RATES
Monetary
522
below
give
a
of
the
Tariff Act
of
1930
^
record
for the week just
the
Federal
Reserve
Noon
-
passed
^OP
Buying Rate
Friday
Aug. 10
'
Argentina," peso
«
Rank
"SSfd&teS
CERTIFIER B,
Unit
for
Cable
Transfers
Monday
Aug. 13
in
New
York
{Value
Tuesday
in
United
Wednesday
Aug.14
States
Money)
Thursday
Aug. 15
$
9
Aug. 16
$
*
*
Australia, pound—-—
-Austria, ischihinig—:
Beigium
_ZZZZZZZZ
~
JPrance-
(Metropolitan ),_new franc._Zl_ZZ
Germanyt deutsche mark———
'
i
ZZ~Z'
Italy; lira—H
Japan,
Norway,
.927578
.927656
.927812
.210237
.210225
.210237
.210225
«
.
.144625
144600
.144593
.144600
-.00310633
;00310633
.0201050
.00310633
.204050
.00310633
.204050
.204050
.204050
.204050
.250275
>
-
'
00310633
.0387000
.250258
.250241
.250231
.250225
2.804620
.210055
*
.210045
.210050
2.804900
2.804800
2.804800
,
.210045
2.804750
.00276266
.327529
.327462
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.277479
.277229
.277208
.277225
.277320
2.777128
2 777029
2.777029
.140000
krone
.00276266
.327811
2.776851
pound—
.___
.00161100
.00276266
yen^I.
Zealand,
.927343
.00161100
M'alaysia^ malayan dollar—!—!
Mexico, peso!__;_:
Netherlands, guilder
New
.0201050
.210175
;
r___—„
2.234860
.0387000
.0201050
1+4666
_:
:______
2.234900
.0387000
.0201050
927500
j..
^
2.234900
.0387000
.'o201043
—ZZ_ZZZ
Finland,: markkk
-
2.234980
.210237
--^-ZZZ
Canada,/dollar
Ceylon, rupee!——
Denmark, krone_^_:
India, rupee.
-Ireland; pourid
2 234756
__ZZ.0387000
franc____v
+776980
-.0800560
.00161100
.00161100
,
.00161100
.00276266
.00276266
.327462
.327462
.0800560
.139975
.139993
.139950
.0350000
.0350000
.0350000
.0350000
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506
.194450
.194443
.194475
.194300
Switzerland, franc
Republic of South Africa, rand
.231437
1.397070
.231403
.231425
.231418
.231400
1.397210
1.397160
1.397160
United
1.397135
2.804620
2.804900
2.804800
2.804800
2.804750
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden,
krona
Kingdom,
:
:
pound
sterling
•Temporarily suspended.
3+22+801
.139968
.0350000
..
.0166506
.194291
...for you
*nww
50
The Commercial and
(790)
Financial Chronicle
Mondayy August 20, 1962
...
-
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Consolidated Statement of Condition
condition
The
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
banks
(In millions of dollars)
shows
1962
ASSETS—
—
1,199
—
2
15,871
—
3
382
—
329
—
5
318
39
certificate
gold
reserves___
—
3
(390)
Cash
and
Discounts
advances-
,,——
Acceptances:
9,488
30
+3,717
13,639
—3,717
3,147
-
-
Certificates
Notes
»
Bonds
-
—
3,869
...
Total
—
bought outright
repurchase agreement
—
30,143
121
•—
+
+
91
of
million;
$24
in
seven
during
the
these loans decreased $140
purchasing or
carrying U. S. Government securities decreased $164
million, and their loans for purchasing or carrying
"other" securities decreased $32 million.
Loans to sales
and personal financing institutions decreased $229 mil¬
7
952
+7,778
—6,207
+
341
+
a year ago,
as compared with a decrease of $55 million during
the similar week in 1961. Real estate loans increased $17
lion,
"Other" loans
million.
+2,864
11
30
121
30,264
under
,
decline
net
a
decreased
loans
Loans to brokers and dealers for
million.
.
Bills
industrial
and
comparable week
14
213
+
outright—
Bought
Held
+
principal changes for the week
Decreases of $496 million in loans ad¬
8:
for
districts
—1,460
—
reporting member
System in leading cities
following
Commercial
securities:
Government
S.
159
+
.
„
Bought outright
U.
—1,619
1
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Total
1961
1962
14,672
account
certificate
Aug.
of - weekly
statement
Federal Reserve
justed, $679 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $1,143 million in demand deposits adjusted,
and $1,299 million in U. S. Government demand deposits.
Aug. 16,
Aug. 8,
the
ended
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Aug. 15,
Gold
the
of
All categories of U.
—
decreased
Name
Silverwood
Class
Saw
$2
preferred
Industries
Investment
Smith,
Kline &
Soss
—
Manufacturing
Nitrogen
Texas
8-17
9-21
9-
9-14
8-15
,1
9-10
8-17
9-
8-14
—
—
t50c
11-
5
7-30
8-20
1
10-
1
7J/2c
8-27
8-13
$28.35
8-20
8-
25c
9-11
8-29
9-10
8-20
50c
9-10
8-
6
31'Ac
383Ac
10c
*_r—.—_—,
Laboratories
9-28
9-
3
9-28
9-
3
(quar.)
(quar.)__
9
9-12
9-26
5%
9-12
8-31
8-10
7-17
8-31
(quar.)
Ltd.
10c
(quar.)
Development
Telephone
9-26
4%
dividend)
(stock
,
7
9-13
i_
Co.
Co.
Company,
Southeastern
9-15
45c
30c
—
dividend
Stock
8-24
35c
;
French
8-31
8-31
9-11
10-
8-10
——
:
Snap-On Tools (quar.)_
Socony-Mobil Oil (quar.)
Sonotone Corp., $1.25 pfd.
$1.55 preferred
(quar.)
South
"
-—__
1
10-1
10c
J20c
50c
75c
Co.
International
Smith
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
40c
quar.)— i
(quar.)_
Smicn
Southam
S. Government securities held by
Steel
&
——".——
—
(reduced
Simplex Wire & Cable (quar.)
Simpsons, Ltd. (quar.)_
.'
Sinclair
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)
Singer Mfg.
(qbar.)
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)—_—;
Smith-Douglas
(quar.)_
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
South
$44 million.
(quar.)
Company
Simonds
u
tl5c
tl5c
40c
1»
(quar.)..!
B
Simmons
Share
Ltd.—
Dairies
A
Class
Per
of Company
f20c
9-28
9-14
25c
9-29
8-22
(quar.)
i
U.
Total
securities
Govt,
S.
reporting member banks decreased: Treasury
million, Treasury certificates by $8 million,
and the combined total of Treasury notes and U. S. Gov¬
ernment bonds by $133 million.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased in all districts
and included decreases of $703 million in New York
City, $171 million in the Chicago District, $75 million in
the Dallas District, $54 million in the Cleveland District,
and $53 million in the San Francisco District.
Savings
deposits increased $131 million and "other" time de¬
posits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations
increased $6 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
weekly
+2,853
bills by $538
Total
securities
and
loans
Cash
items
in
process
Bank
premises
30,632
.—
collection
;
assets
Other
of
(1,178)
(1,568)
assets
Total
—
"
—
—
+
53,393
187
940
460
5
+
+1,365
541
——
__—
+3,073
230
—
5,861
106
383
+
+2,437
,
LIABILITIES—
Federal
notes___
Reserve
(390)
Deposits:
bank
Member
U.
28,955
-
17,373
reserves—
Treasurer—general
account
Total
deposits
Deferred
+
178
-r-
19
—
4
liabilities
items—_
•—
51
+
47
+
88
+
648
Federal Reserve Banks
4,473
+
911
+
382
+1
+
7
rowings
(1,178)
dividends
& accrued
+
579
73
18,484
1
—
cash
availability
+
5
597
—-
Other
Other
106
+
336
S.
-Foreign
+1,307
7
—
-
-70
,
from
domestic
liabilities
Total
(1,568)
—
51,982
ACCOUNTS—
CAPITAL
increased
commercial
banks
460
+
888
—
capital
accounts
of
63
and. F.
deposit
&
53
—
9
—
R.
(1,568)
53,393
purch.
—0.1%
on
foreign
78
to
U.. S.
Other
-
U.
•'•**
V
.
■*
\t
-
>;1
•
-■
v
list
a
of
Loans
OF
Electric
debentures
Date
-
.
Dec.
15,
sured
Merchant
Lincoln
__Sep
17
Atlanta
1st
Gas
Light
mtge.
Baltimore
4%%
to
1
1st
Gas
&
due
3%
Utilities
mtge.
Duke
bonds
Power Co.
Homestake
57/a%
15-year 5y8%
debs,
debs,
1981_____
Sep
1
1
.533
6
series due 1972
Sep
debs, due Sept. 1, '82_Sep
1
426
1
426
s.
1987_
New
Haven Water
Gen.
& refund.
Pioneer
Southern
Sept.
1,
1969
debs,
conv.
Corp.
4%%
Texas
3V8%
Counties
1st
mtge.
Eastern
4V2%
5Vs %
Co.
due
Sept.
first
bonds
debs,
of
Trunkline
Gas
Co.,
Sept.
D
1,
mtge.
1,
bonds—_Sep
due
Mar.
1,
1
$1.50
Barton
cumul.
640
15
*
due
Tractor
A
Grave Vault
5Va%
s.
f.
33/4%
and
Tire
cumul.
4%%
Greyhound
of
•—
44*"
+
1,547
—
100""
+
606
—
679
•—
2,368
—
538
—
2,351
2,077
—
8
6,664
and
581
582
;_____
Federal
mtge.
preferred
—
1,939
Standard
Dredging
19
+
66
+
3,863
+
34
1,499
ig
+
139
+
39
Standard
31
+
379
9,047
$3.30
—1,143
—
690
—4,201
+
280
63,018
—2,098
—
139
6%
+
177
4,953
—
*
—1,299
9
—
~
—;__
;__
••
•
.
176
•
11,498
' 548
+
197
+
17
+
*
287
+
35
official insts., etc—
—
72
Stecher
—
46
+
90
5%
139
+
6,943
5%
Steel
Parts
131
+
4,258
Stein
Hall
8,289
+
6
+
1,895
19
+
434
+
39
;
official insts., etc—
banks
2,167
21
—
+
289
1
+
122
;
+
25
Reserve
Banks
566
433
+
167
+
83
+
780
5,436
ACCOUNTS
+
2,219
—
+10
+
131
11
+
746
13,372
___
+
tion
of
valuation
of
all
to
domestic
commercial banks and after deduc¬
individual loan items are shown gross.
reserves;
demand
deposits
shown
time
of
U.
cash
S.
of
not
S.
Government
process
items in
checks
U.
of collection.
shown
Government
and
seaaratebr.
"Preliminary
"♦August
deposits
those
except
and domestic commercial banks, less
§ Includes
certified
and
officers'
1
(San
Francisco
figures
separately.
postal
savings
Sterchi
4.20%
cumul,
Aug.
cumul.
due
•Announced in this issue.
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
10-19
9-
4
n
10-19
8-
1
;•
ffC >4, .7 <• r8iOF n pt
9-
4 ■.*
8-
1
9-28
8-21
9-
8-10
no:)
4
9-
1
$1.05
$1.1214
3714c
$1.1214
9-
1
(quar.)_
8-10
10-
1
8-21
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
9-
1
8-10
8-15
9-15
8-31
(resumed)_"__
10c
9-17
8-24
9-
1
8-20
11-
1
10-15
1714c
1214c
50c
8214c
60c
6214c
93%c
40c
30c
30c
*
:__
com.
(quar.)
'
&
Baer
(quar.)___
9-12
8-13
9-10
8-17
10-15
9-28
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
9-10
8-24
10-10
9-20
9-7
8-24
8-24
8-10
1
8-10
-
8-15
30c
8714c
9-
9-27
9-
9-28
9-14
12-31
12-14
common
Stores
—
(quar.)
:
(quar.)——
1
pfd.
7
A
Co.,
com.
(quar.)
;—-
(quar.)_.
Stratton
&
(quar,)—
^
Corp.
dividend
Stock
Stuart
(quar.),
Foods
(increased
—
8-27
8-17
1
8-10
56c
50c
35c
10-
1
9-14
9-
1
8-15
-
9-17
30c
43 %c
45c
1214c
9-12
8-31
8-17
9-12
7
8-24
9-28
)
8-17
9-
9-14
9:7.
8-24
7
8-24
15c
8-31
8-10
2%
8-31
8-10
9-
20c
9-
1
8-30
f25c
9-
1
8-13
$25c
9-
1
8-13
9-
Propane Gas
preferred
(John)
Stock
Oil
1
1
—_—
,
Suburban
8-
8-13
8-13
9-10
quar.)——
Terstegge (quar.)
A.), Oil, Ltd. (quar.)__
(D.
4
9-
5%
(quar.)_
Broadcasting Co., common
B
9-
9-
—
Fuller
1
8-24
1214c
1214c
—;
Textiles,
9-
10c
5c
flOc
25c
45c
————_
(quar.)
preferred
Stouffer
Sun
8-10
8-10
8-10
t5c
20c
30c
—
dividend
Stock
Storer
8-24
9-10
9-10
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
Stern
&
7%
,
8c
(quar.)
414% pfd. (quar.)
Stetson (John B.) Co., 8%
pfd, (quar.)——
Stewart-Warner
Corp.
(quar.)
Stix
*
8-20
8714c
(quar.)—
common
Inc. (quar.)
Precision Corp., 5%
Seal
—*
Sterling
Stern
476
Sons,
50%
1
8-15
8-11
8-13
9-10
8-10
9-15
8-
3%
9-14
8-29
2'4%
10-23
9-23
$1.10
5c
11214c
—
9-28
25c
35c
adrs
on
"9-7
50%
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-14
Ltd.—
dividend)
dividend
Co.
65c
(quar.)
&
(stock
D. X. Oil
Sunset Industries
Sep
pfd.
tock
15
533
Aug 20
533
Sep
July 1, '64
1
533
Nov
9
Stock
637
DIVIDENDS
Continued
1,
Name of
1966
—Aug 22
534
Sheaffer
1,
Class
1982
Sep
10
*
Sheller
Co.—
bonds
10-19
—
Drug
Ordinary
(quar.)
stock dividend)
——
from
page
Superior
13
f.
debs,
30
Oct
31
640
"
*
15,
1964
Valley
Water.
4%
Shoe Corp. of America—
New
581
Aug 31
476
(quar.)
Co.,
5%
pfd.
(quar.)„
preferred (quar.)
common'!initial-quar.)
preferred
Holders
of Rec.
Co.*
(quar.)
8-27
8-
6
8-27
8-
6
9-12
8-15
$1.25
9-10
8-15
Tampax,
9-
8-15
New
$1
25c
.
.
-
(quar.)
—
1714c
20c
15c
50c
8-
3
9-29
8-31
9-14
9-
9-
1
10-15
7
8-15
10-
1
9-10
8-30
9-
8-15
1
6
25c
1
9-17
8-17
Taft
Broadcasting
10c
9-14
8-15
2714c
8-28
8-
16c
16c
9- 1
9- 1
8-10
5c
$2
9-1
12-28
12-14
3c
8-31
8-
3
35c
9-21
9-
7
(quar.)
inc.—
common
(initial
quar.)—*
Tasty Baking, class A common (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)—r—
;
—
—
8
8-10
~
$2.44 preferred A (quar.)_,
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Signode Steel Strapping, common (quar.)
5%
Payable
15c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)^
Mining Co. (quar.)
Propane, Ltd.
(extra)
Superior Window Co., 70c preferred
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
Syracuse Supply Co.
(quar.)
Syracuse Transit Corp.
(quar.)—
isc
Sierra Paeific Power
1963——Aug 27
:
March
class A
Corp.
Sherwin-Williams
Sep
due
Co.,
(quar.)
Mfg.
Shenango
pfd. stock
preferred "Stock—.;
s.
Pen
B
When
Share
Company
—:—I
!
dividend—-
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.
Sunshine
Per
due
4%
1
(quar.)—_—_—
Corp.
&
Bros.
Sterling
Sterling
5.20%
Page
10-19
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Steinberg's Ltd.,
Summers
revised.
1
35c
Extra
District).
10-19
1
11-
(quar.)
preferred
Class
loans
1
11-
—_—
California,
(New Jersey)
preferred
+
—
11-
Traung Lithograph
+
•.
10-19
Co.
preferred
14
190
r
—
(quar.)—
Chemical,
Stauffer
—
3,233
10-19
1
—
33,213
L__
10-19
1
—_——'
Standard
Pressed Steel
(quar.)
:
Standard Radio, Ltd. (initial quar.)
Standard Register Co., common (quar.)—.__
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
47,381
subdivisions
1
11-
20c
-
(quar.)
Corp.
of
preferred
982
deposits—
(quar.)
-1
preferred
629
banks
Co.
Oil
314%
...
.
11-
11-
preferred
$1.20
-.
10-19
(Ohio), common (quar.)—
(quar.)_
."—
Standard Packaging Corp., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
87,326
3,070
liabilities
t Exclusive
Oil
preferred
Standard Oil Co.
61,308
—
8-15
10-19
Co.—
:
Forgings
Standard
228
+
9-28
i
•—
—3,525
10-10
9-15
Quarterly
—
156,300
.__
4
10-20
1
(quar.)
Electric
Standard
2,683
+
9-
1
Corp.
preferred
4,875
banks—
11-
40c
41
10
—
:
—
61
8-15
9-15
25c
45c
(quar.)
—
+
1
1
—
Commercial Tobacco
—
—
—
Standard
14,954
8-15
9-
1
(quar.)-..
,__L_
Inc., common (quar.)—__
1,319
12,846
Banks
8-15
1
9-
Brands,
$1.60
8-15
1
9-
2%
+
others
not
685
Mills
Standard
1
9-
11-
(quar.)
common
73
.
political
If Includes
1
$4.50
9-
2714c
$1.15
$1.18%
$1.40%
2714c
3114c
32c
i36cPf
33c
(quar.)
par)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., $4.50 preferred
Spindale
1
1
11-30
11-
(quar.)
($25
4,557
interbank
Commercial
:—
14,626
adjustedt
Governments,
(quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Spiegel,
99-
9-15
9-15
12-10
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
Sperry Rand
1
25c
dividend-
4.20%
9-
97'/2c
$1.03%
$1.0614
^
—
432
1
Stock
1
1
9-15
92'/2c
(quar.)
Spencer Chemical,
$3.50
640
Aug 27
due
pfd. stock; 4%% cumul.
cumul, pref. stock
414%
537
+
CALLED
stock—
Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp.—
gen.
1,569
1
9-
9-
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
secured notes
Rochester Telephone
Corp.
614%
181
+
Co.—
1961
Rubber
Corp.
+
17
Co.—
debs,
&
time
From
Aug 31
stock
ISSUE
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—
5*2%
series H debs, due June
General
+
13
+
9-
9-15
Service—
—
Standard
v
From
1
—Sep
pfd,
preferred
Co.
773
6
+
30,959
—
savings
t Includes
1985
Corp. $5 dividend cumul. pfd. stock
Caterpillar
—
222
Borrowings:
Other
Date
Refining
secpnd
+
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Sunray
Distilling Co. 6%
Beaunit
Clark
&
229
indebtedness
____
537
1
1977—Sep
Company and Issue—
Oil
—
1,798
and savings deposits—totall!—
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations:
Savings deposits
States
—Sep
1972—Sep
1978—
ENTIRE
Ashland
68
].7,851
—______
domestic
.
Domestic
Corp.—
series
$5
—
.__■
coin
Commercial
535
mtge. pipe line bonds 47/8% series due March
1, 1977; 1st mtge. pipe line bonds 5s/a% series
due Sept. 1, 1977 and 1st
mtge. pipe line bonds
due
Mutual
535
California—
series
Transmission
series
of
Commercial
Foreign:
1
series C bds, due, Sept. 1,,
1976—Sep
Gas
4
interbank:
CAPITAL
Co.
—
Government-
S.
1
1st
5%%
banks
;__
deposits
Sep
Co.:—
Natural Gas
31
14,542
assets/liabilities.
Oct
1982
1,
Gas
&
Water Co.,
Inc.—
mtge. 3%% bonds, series D due Sept. 1, 1980;
mtge. 4% bonds series E due Sept. 1, 1980
.—Aug 31
1st
—
assets—net
Other
Indiana
1st
13
8-15
8-15
9-15
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)
5.6214%
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern States Telephone, com.
$1.44 preferred
(quar.)..
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)
Spartans Industries Inc. (quar.)
Speed-O-Print Business Machines—
3%%
636
Sept.
—
2,536
securities—total
with Federal Reserve
with
*
Sep
f. bonds—Sep
due
64
—
Foreign:
due
Gas
commercial
years
Domestic
Co.—
subord.
Natural
5
Balances
Presi¬
SS.
3V2%
due
32
3,035
Governments,
5%
series
4%%
47/s%
Mining
12-year
Houston
5%
refunding mtge.
bonds
235
—
3,488
etc.
Time
trust
—
164
79
bills
and
U.
Co.—
coll.
—
753
5 years—
securities
Reserves
Co.—
1st
1980
4.60%
8-31
9-14
9-14
19c
4.75%
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations
States and political subdivisions
1963—.
1,
due
4.40%
116
___
certificates
Currency
-
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.,
Consumers Power Co.—
1st
Bonds
March
series
Electric
due
mtge. &
Lines
1,763
+
After
Other
Page
Co.—
bonds
series
Citizens
Marine
4.40%
+
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Within 1 year___——
Government In¬
S.
4.25%
5,613
10
.
domestic
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.15%
7,108
24
_____
Demand- deposits—total §
REDEMPTION
Ltd.7 U*.
7,714
*
Date
Lines,
series
Public
10-20
1
20c
25c
Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
preferred
+
LIABILITIES—
1981
Company and Issue—
dent
Southwestern
6
8-
37'Ac
30c
(quar.)—
—T
Life
6
9-14
$1
—
(quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service,
$4.40 preferred
(quar.)
—
banks
loans
Government
S.
Total
Page
foreign
.___
(quar.)
Southwestern
5
5
11-
$1.333A
$1.26!A
$1.25
$1.18%
$1.0614
preferred
—
!
finance,
;—_
(quar.)
preferred
1,211
199
loans
Demand
PARTIAL
American President
preferred
$1.50
+
1,299
personal
—_—_—
——_—
preferred (quar.)—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)—
4%,% preferred (quar.)
Southland Paper Mills, common
Southwest Gas Corp. (Calif.) com.
$1
8-
8-
9-
25c
25c
(initial)
com.
new
5%
+
pur¬
$2.38
50c
70c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
carrying:
or
securities
___
to
Treasury
Corp.—
due
5.35%
5.05%
8-31
8-31
:
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
Gas Co.,
Union
Southern
496"*
—
1,884
purchasing
finance,
to
Other
TENDER
Company and Issue—
3 % %
Gas
Railway
preferred
8- 5
8-31
.
(s-a)
Natural
Southern
Southern
33,122
for
securities
Treasury
corporate
bonds, notes,
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle.
NOTICE
for
estate
Other
U.
found
dealers
securities_______
Other
Real
Fund Notices
loans
—
and
Government
Loans
Westinghouse
preferred
Common
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
Redemption Calls and Sinking
be
4.75%
3.70%
carrying:
or
loans
S.
Sales
,
will
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
*
.
—25V2c
26V2c
297/8c
37'/2c
(quar.)_„
Company
(quar.)_
Fertilizer & Chemical
Southern
—1,265
75,236
securities
Other
i
.
industrial
Government
Other
Figures in parentheses are the eliminations made in the consolidating
process.
Below
4.78%
—1,165*"
—121,149
loans
brokers
chasing
2—65
—
1961
122,947
adjustedf
_
and
Agricultural
—4.6%
Loans
acceptances
correspondents
investments
and
investments
adjusted):
Commercial
33.2%
for
loans
and
liabilities
note
liability
Aug. 9,
1962
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
+2,437
940
+
Aug. 1,
ASSETS—
to
reserves
combined
Contingent
$100 million.
1962"
71
Loans
accounts
cap.
certificate
gold
4.24%
Southern
5%
Edison
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.20
Aug. 8,
31
+
—
Total
liabilities
Total
Ratio
4.08%
•
in
Surplus
Other
to
Loans
Increase ( +) or
Decrease (—) Since
*
paid
Capital
million.
$83
decreased
+2,344
993
+
others
increased $433 million and bor¬
California
Southern
61c
9-
1
8->15
20c
9-10
8-10
20c
9-10
8-10
15c
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-lf
621/2c
Taylor Fibre Co.-, common, (quar.")l
:
4% convertible preferred (s-a)—, ■
Television
Electronics
Quarterly
Tennessee
from
Corp.
8-15
Fund—
income
(quar.)—.'
■
Volume
196
Number
6187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(791)
Per
Name
of Company
Gas Transmission,
Tennessee
4.10%
4.25%
preferred
preferred
4.50%
2nd
4
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)-—________
pfd."- (quar.)___—__
7
9-
7
10-
1
10-
1
9-
7
1
9-
7
$4.20
preferred
9-
7
$4.12
preferred
(quar. >.
9-7
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
—
(quar.)—
3
8-
3
9-
8" 3
9- X
8^ 3
Walt
Warner
if.
1
9-
1
6
9-15
10c
20c
—
Thomas
Qil
*"'»•*
(quar.)—
(qqar.)_——
preferred (quar. \
$1:25 copy.
Thatcher Glass
Thermogas
&
Co.
3i%c
10-
35c
—
r
(quar.)
Industries Inc.
10-
$1.25
Thompson
(quar.)
Thompson Paper Box Co.. .Ltd; (quar. 1—
Class
B
(quar.)
Drug Stores
8-29
1
West
9-14
Top
.
Products,
class
ment
Tokheim
Corp.
4.25%
Supply,
Class
B
A
9-
8-10
8-10
Common
Western Power
1
8-31
-•
•
9-
3
$1.44
Trenton
Insurance
Trust
8-20
60c
9-10
8-20
4.75%
10*
1
1
35c
—
l
Trunkline
$5
Gas
3
9-
3
$1.14
9-
3
class
A
8-31
8-15
25c
9-17
$1.12%
9-
1
10-
1
1
9-15
$25c
Industries
South
La
White
8-23
8-
8
9-10
8-
3
9-
8-1$
1
9-10
30c
9-14
$1.25
9-15
8-31
20c
17 %c
9-
1
9-
1
$1
9-
1
37 %C
10-
1
Union
-
•62%c
;
Rubber,
5%
preferred
Union
Sugar
Union
Aircraft
United
Artists
Winter
Increased
United
United
60c
6%
Funds,
United
United
4
4y4%
Insurance
Quarterly
United
•.
,
8-31
8-22
9-15
;8-15
S.
,,8-15
^8*16
9-28
37 %c
•
.
9-14
9-
1
\-x*
9-10
5(Qc
45c
12
9-10
25c
$-ai
8-21
Co.
o^ America
$1.75"
5Qc
109-
'
$75c
—
U.
1
8-15
10-
1
ia- 7
-
1——
n-2
22c
(quar,}
8-31
9-28
8-31
$1.06%
10-
2.7 %c
37 %c
10-
1
9-
X
'
1
8-3X
?- 1
(Chicago)
20c"
;
——_—
1
8-31
8-15,
6%c
6%e
(quar.)—--
* %15
9-28
9-14
10-31
8-20
8-
$1.12%
—
(quar.)——
(quar.)_i..
9-1
-
15c
9-
1
9-
1
10-
1
(quar.)
1
8-
6
1
8-
6
1
9-14
10-
1
8-16
Pittsburgh
9-
1
8-16
reported
$$1,50
9-
1
8-16
9-
4
9-10
10-
$1.31%
$1.12%
1
9-17
9-1.
Sales
—V.
_
'8-17
30c
9-28
9-10
15c
8-22
27 %c
8-24
8c
8-31
9-29
8-
35c
9-
1
19c
9-
1
1
8-
$1.50
10-31
9-
1
9-20
9-10
.
8-27
8c
10-10
8-31
9-14
9-
17 %c
9-14
8-31
6%c
9-14
20c
9-10
8-31
50c
9-
5
8-21
8-21
9-
5
40c
9-
8
8-16
75c
9-28
9-
Batteries
Youngstown
Zale
9-28
9-
5
9-
8-1
62 %c
1
25c
Co.
9-
1
11-
8-20
10- 1
25c
9-20
1
10-19
&
8-15
8-17
10- 1
9-11
P-15
8*31
s*H
15c
Coke (quar.)__;
(increased quqy.).,
<Sp
10-10
28c
10-
7
9-
Payaple in TJ. $. funds, less 15%
x
•
at
Previously published date
t
of
and
were
year.
■
•
■
l
184, p. 2121.
(& Subs.)—Six Months'
Report—
1962
1961
130,729,995 }19,273,697
4,466,475
3,985,258
——
cqmmon
share—r_—
2.68
shares—
common
—
earnings
the
$2.56
2.33
.
1,469,986
1,437,843
for
the
High—
fiscal
yeay
ending
history.
"
-
""
"
""
per shaye of common
stock were $2.61 in
preceding yeay—V. 195. p. 2196.
Puerto Rico Brewing
Co.,
The IChase Manhattan
Pure
1961*63
•
Inc.—Appointment—
Bank.
Oil Co.—Net Up
In
spite
income for
of
the
Slightly—
deteriorating
gasoline
prices,
the
company's net
ended June 30 increased to
$11,363,000
first half of 1961.
six
months
from $10,874,000 in the
period were equivalent to $1.15 a
9,882,879 shares
outstanding compared
9.889,925 shares last year.
r
The
Increase
due
was
to
a
Earnings
share
with
on
foy
an
$1.10
"
*
tbe
re¬
of
average
a
share
on
!
Federal
income tax credit in 1962
and to lowey charges
against income, for exploratory
and Qther
costs in the search for crude
oil, Rawlelgh Warner, Chairman of
the Board, and Robert L,
Milligan, President, said in their mes*
sage to shareholders.
Exploratory costs in the recent period were
at a normal level while last
year they were unusually
high, they
said.—V. 195, p. 1320.
.
Redwing Carriers, Inc.—Net Up
Slightly—
Earnings
the
Non¬
source.
of
this
Tampa-based
bulk? commodity
were 27d per share in the second quarter
of
share in the corresponding quarter of
,
per
in
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
t Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15% ; resident tax 7%.
a Less British
income tax.
Co.
New-York
City, has been appointed
trustee, co*registrar and co-paying
agent for the 7% sinking fpnd'
debentures due Aug. 1, 1977 of the corporation.—V.
l96, p, 581.
8-31
1
•
y
.
9-10.
9-11
25c
—
Pipe
8-15
$L25
Co
Coal
Coyp.
11*20
1
8-3$
25c
(quar.)——Ill
1
9-
iQc
IPC
Tube
12*
20c
(quar.)
this issue.—V.
cent
8-23
~
iquar.)
Sheet
Jewelry
?erox
Mfg.
--■
—
per
5
$1.25
25c
Towne
-
9-5
9-28
T
Concrete
*96, p. 581.
Net
8-31,
(quar.)_-^__^
(quar )-r——
—
Reduction Co., Inc.,
4
(quar.)—____
Company
*
Consolidated net. sqies of P&G and
its subsidiaries totaled $1,
619,383,226 compared with the
previous year sales of $1,541,1
11,904,
,779.
•Consolidated bet earnings for
the year were $109,366,179. Earn*
ings in 1960-61 were $100,632,804.
and
25c
&
<
9-25
9-14
2
States
wholly owned subsidiaries,
than at this time last
higher
2493.
—
(Detroit)-—
Wyandotte Worsted Co.
a
.
125*year
8-31
5c
;
both
The company has reported that
sales
last jrune 30 were, the
highest in its
8-15
8c
nTS——
same
and
months of, 1962( amounted to
as compared with losses
amquntper
share reported in the same
Procter & Gamble Co.*—Sales at New
1
10-15
35c
W.) & Co., Ltd. "adrs"—
l.ess British income tax
Monthly
Monthly
cents
the
$146,000
8-21
90c
(monthly)
17
or
1962.' In
of
share.
United
as
.
Number
8-15
9-
(quar.)
of
Co.,
Hiilman
Mr.
sales
—V.
3
47 %c
—
earnings
Chemical
by
Air
Earned
9-14
8-20
——
Co.
$307,000
of
loss
"
Net after taxes
8-15
8c
Net
(F.
Jr.
a
8-10
30c
(Wm.)
that
1961
Pittstou Co,
8-17
17 %c
—
5%
pepce
of
quarter
Period Ended June 30—
5
$1.50
6%
£*rst
ago.
in
and
195, p.
See
$-10
10-
8-31
4%
.
(quar.)
Woodward & Lothrop, Inc., common——
Wrigley
common
Sale-—
7-31
9-20
11-1
B.(quar.>—————-—_—
Woolworth
earnings
seoond
experienced
8-15
40c
preferred (quar.ju———j___—__
Woolworth (F. W.) Co. (quar.)_
1—
confident
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co.,
Inc.—Proposed Asset
9-17'.:
18%c
(quar.)
Co.
the
firm
per
are
introduce the Adrema
will prove to be
8-15
9-24
•
A
We
we
America,
196, p. 581.
quarterly
period
9-
—
class
:
letter to shareholders, President
Henry L.
iqwer sales <$Ut2}6,Q00) as compared to the
($12,399,000), to transfer on May 1 of the
company's Coke and
facilities to Sihenango Inc., an uncon¬
solidated, 50% owned
subsidiary. He said that, the transfer is
expected to reduoe
fepprtpd sales in the third and fqurth
quarters
and
subsequently.
same
t8%c
$$1.12 %
—
"
■
attributed
Hiilman
9-10
8*23
50c
(quar.)-
reported
for
the
cents
year
9-
(quar.)—'
Governor
a
his
30c
Woodward Iron Co.
a
report just issued.
ooqimon
carrier
1962,
1961,
compared to 26<S
the company said
For the first
palf of the year, Redwing's earnings per share to¬
taled 58(X compared tp 490 in the first six months
of last year.
Operating revenues of the trucking concern rose to
$3,011,007
in the first bftlf of
this yeay as against $2.68.6,692 in the
same
period a year ago, the report showed.
Net income was
$501,835,
compared to $420,222 for the year-ago period.—V. 195,
p. 2823.
Less Jamaica income tax.
was incorrect.
The
date and/qr record date is indicated here,
corrected
payment
Canadian nonresident tax.
Reichhold
Chemicals, Inc.
—
Develops New Type
1
.8-31-
10-
1
"8-31
9-
7
50c
22%c
-
9-14
(quar.)—
Card Co, ;(quar,)
:.
Rubber Co., common (quar.)
8%
preferred (quar.)—^
S Steef Corp., common
(quar.)
27 %C
:
.
10-
55c
•
-
•
$2
'
75c
9-26
8-20
«0c
9-29
Universal Match
Corp. (quar.)—.
asc
-
8-20
8-10
89-
7
1
8-31
8-10
8-27
8-14
9-
Piedmont Aviation* Inc.—Six Months'
Period Ended June 30—
Earned
4;
ipe
9-14
8-31
8-10
Capital
—V.
185,
Pioneer
Valley Forge Products,
class A—1——
Valley
common' (quar.)—__
(quar.)—___—___
Mould
&
Iron,
prior preference
"
$0.44
—1
9,598,353
1961
$0.05
8,483,880
583,107
shares
p.
Results1962
share—
.;
71,421
1,318,831
—
1,318,831
749.
8-24
7%c
per
Operating revenues
Net
income
8-15
"
Universal.Insurance (Pf. X".) (quar.)r._~——
Continued from page 8
8-20
$1.75
12 %c
The
7
8-31
9-26
9-10
17 Vac
other
9-10
,7%
—
12-
1
United
preferred (quar.)_—
Towns Electric, Ltd.,
United Whelan Corp., common (quar.)
Universal
Foods
Corp.
(quar.)
3
8-17
_
1-1-63
30c
—
8-
Rqiphhold Cbqmic&ls, in conjunction with Brookpark. Inc. (Cleve¬
land, Ohio) has announced the
development of a new mqlamine
resin that under a secret
process proauoes an unparalleled hard
surface in dinnqrware, table and counter
tops,"furniture, and
General Corporation and
Investment News
8-31
10-
$1.75
S
$5.50
In
10-
___.-
Newspaper Machinery
*s8- 3
35c
———.
Playing
U
period
30c
—
*
Chemical Co.—Shows Profit for
6
65c
'
Co.^ oommQn (quar.)_—-—
pref en-^d , (s-a X-—.———
U
S
5
8-16
Lines
Pipe & foundry
U
Class
22
95c
(quar.)__—
share
year,
&
,the
5
1
time.
some
$702,000 and 42 cents per share,
ing to $580,000 and 68 cents
8-31
10-16
8c
(s-a)——.-
U. S.
,
1010-
9-14
30c
Enterprises, class A (quar.)____
v' ' ""
6%C~
1
•
&
preferred
S.
11-
25c
Aluminum
A
Yale
2c
(
•
Gypsum Co., common .(quar.)
4% %
Class
Zelgler
—
preferred-
7%
Apparel,
Wolverine Insurance Cq.
>•"
8-31
i
5
10-
class A (monthly)
(monthly)"'—
-
A
Wurlitzer
20c
U S
Class
Wolverine
Yocam
—
Metal
Wolf Corp.,
8.-24
8- 7
8-7
~
'
Sheet
Borax
7%
1
9-10
.
,
15c
Corp; ef Delaware—■
Cheraipal
4%% preferred (quar.)
U..S. Envelope Co., com.
•
9-
50C
:
:1'1——
__:—1——
Investors
United
U.
1
net: invest*
(from
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
'
8-31
9-
9-
9-16
;
Co.
8-15
9-10
9-30
common
5
10-31
;
Co.
-
Greenfield, Corp.. (quar, 1^1———-Illuminating Co.__________—
.United
11-
35c
(quar.)__
"
Wood
0n
$1,37%
Companies (quar.)—
Bounty, com; (quar,)
——
*
Woodward
1
4Qc
Improvement, ; common
preferred - (quar.)_—^
United
of
$1.25
!
preferred (quar.)—
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service, com.
9*14
12 %c
——_——
Funds
income)
deficit
59c
6%
8-15
$2
:
Gas
United
.
.9-14
1
Inc.—
Science
8-16
59 %c
Hirsch, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Telephone Co. (Fla.X (quar.)
Electric Power, com.
(quar.)—
9-39
40c
preferred
(quar.)
Investments, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—
ment
.
8-17
Fuel
United
,
6
15c
,
convertible
United
10-31
,
(quar.) • _i___i__i —I'——
Fire Insurance (Chicago)—_i——
Foods, Inc.— *
United
last
Park
9-
■
$1-25
'7%;, preferred
*
1
9-29
,
40C
(qUaf.Tl-—_————_.;
Coal
Engineering
United
,
9-1.0
t75c
(quai\)—4__„
quarterly
United.Electric
,
8-
.
bf America—
Carbon-Co:
period
68%C
—
Wisconsin
8-31
Corp. " (quar.)—J
Co.
per
8-16
:
&
Winter
8-10
9-
J69C
'
t
Cquar.)—
(quar.)—
Corp.
8-14
59 %c
has
company
1
9-20
25c
Company
Jones
Wometco
(quar.)
common
Terminal Cold Storage Co.—r •
4% prior preferred (accum.)—_
^
United Air Lines,"Inc., common
(quar.)_l__
5%-%- preferred (quar.)——L__l—
4
United
.
9-14
8-30
•
United Biscuit
9-
(quar.)
Monthly
8-17
.
40c
.
(quar.
Car
Pittsburgh Cake
Quarter—
(quar.)_
Winkleman Bros.
8-10
90c
—
(Kansas)
Co.
,
Tank
Union
(quar.)_!„___.
Monthly
8-10
10c
•
'
:
.
:
8-28
25c
(resumed)—____
(quar.)
Corp.:
(Canada), Ltd.
'
'
*. '.
5%%
preferred ,(quar.)
6%
preferred: (quar.)__———_1_
•
%c,"
17
Gas
Union Gas. System
5
9-21
Winfield Growth Industries Fund—
10-ia
(quar.)——
Electric, Steel
Union
&
Corp.
9-
9-28
68c
(increased)
Win-Chek Industries, cl. A (stock
dividend)
9-14
11-1
&
Wilson
8-17
,
1
10-
for
highly beneficial investments,"—V.
1
8-
1%
(quar.)
Mfg.
continue
8-
1
;
in
The
(quar.)
Cement
will
4
$1
Oil Co.
(quar.)
Williarns Bros. Co. (quar.>___
8-10
(quar.)
8-31
A
on
3,466 749
$40,871,351 from $36,627,391 a
$3,062,475, compared to $3,015,-
these costs, plus those we will
incur when
line of addresser-printer products
9-20
Wilcox
8-31
,
62 %c
,
Asbestos
4
9-
costs
latter
ago.
25c
(quar.)
common
Corp.
.Wilson
8--4-
.
Carbide
9-
18c
—
——
preferred (quar.)—
Stag Mfg., 4»/2% preferred
44c
( quar.) A————1__—A—2—
Uarco,
Inc.
Udylite Corp. (quar.——-i— 14
(quar.
Union
8-24
—-—:
Co.
Motor,
Wickes
(quar.)____—
Street Corp.
Union
1
—
preferred
Salle
4
9-
to
rose
Net
yegr
10c
5V4%.
45c
__
6
9-
a
17 %c
(quar.)___
preferred
Whitehall
7VaC
(quar.)—
8-
9-17
(quar.)-—:
Inc.
Weyerhaeuser
Corp.—
convertible
2nd
'
—
$1.50
6%
White
--.-n
8-20
(quar.)
1st preferred
21c
..
(initial)
com.
(George), Ltd., class A
4V2%
9-15
10-
Weston
8-15
$30c
-
Tuboscope Company
(quar.)—_—
Tung-Sol Electric, "common (quar..)_—;——
Twin
7
9-30
25c
—
(quay.)_"—
series
(quar.)
preferred
3.80%
8-31
quar.)_
(quar.)L——_—
5%; preferred (1957 series)
Twin Disc Clutch (quar.)
11-15
(quar.)—
preferred
Westmoreland,
8-31
9-17
Gas
Common
8-15
8-15
,
•
preferred
8-24
9-
10c
5%
preferred
(quar.)__
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp.— '
8-15
,
(quar,X—
(quar.)__
■
9-10
Francisco)
4.75% preferred series B (quar.)
$2.75- preferred
(quar.)—
Western Tablet & Stationery
8-15
9-
Cable
Co.—
8-31
$1.06 y4
(increased
J.)
8
9-29
,,
36c
—J
preferred
4.72%
9-i4
9-14
■:
$i.06y4
—
5c"
(N.
8-10
———
&
preferyed
5.44%
10-
new
—
8-20
_(quar.~„22%q
Co.
-Co.-
1
(quar.)
dividend
3
5c
Investing Corp.—
(quar.)—•—_____
Triangle Conduit &
True Temper Corp.
preferred
Stock
...
Transcontinental
Travelers
8-10
9-
36 %c
Ohio Gas Co. (quar.)_—
Western Carolina Telephone (quar.)
9-
(quar.)——
A
1
29c
West
for
share
on
earnings were
With 20,-700 more .shares
outstanding, per-share
earnings were 69 cents, the same as in
1961's first half.
Although second-quarter gross inoreased to
$20,243,553 from last
year's $18,979,252, the net of
$1,521,940 was off 5%% from $1,612,478 for 196l's second period.
"In the first six
months of last year," said Mr.
Wheeler, "we
experienced only favorable factors
affeoting our normal earnings,
while this year,
particularly in the second quarter, we have ex¬
perienced some
non-recurring write-offs, in addition to
start-up
costs connected with the
expansion of our foreign business!
The
608
Western Insurance Securities-
-
Corp., 4%% pfd. (quar.).
Trans*-Canada!^Corp. Fund—
6%
preferred- (quar.)—-a——
5%
preferred ,.(quar.)—_
Class
8-
9-
income
-gross
earlier.
year
8-20
8-25
$1.12
i~
—
8-lQ
8-20
25c
preferred (quar,)_.——
class
'•
9-10
-
11c
8-31
30c
Transamerica
•
15c
—
9-15
9- 1
A
(quar.U—1
10-11
25c
r
First-half
9-14
40c
(San
8-24
35c
Z—_L—_
4%%
preferred
Tractor
r*-
Insurance
8-31
22 %c
4.56% preferred (cuqr.)———=.—_
Toledo Scale Corp.
(quar.)_I_l
"
Life
income
per
share
581.
p.
factors.
8-15
1
11- 5
12 %C
(quar.)_
1
—
Co.,/Ltd.—
•
Toledo Edison,
9-21
10-
25c
1
9-10
•
Coast
Semiannually
West Coast Telephone,
8-31
deposit ~receipts (interim pay¬
10% less
30%% British Income
of
8-24
8-15
.
9-
5C
American
-
(Del.)
(increased)
$1
(quar.)_^—
Securities Trust
9-14
9-12
lOo
(quar.)
9-
30c
(quar;)___ —_L___—
Roller. Bearing
Tobacco
208
Co.
9-15
—
Telephone, common (quae.)
class A conv. pfd. (quar.)____.
Timken
9-15
10c
Tidewater
5%
'•
D.)
t5c
4%
preferred (quar.)——
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)—
Thrifty
5
5c
(initial-quar,)_.
Swasey
35c
(quar.)—
com.
8-23
*9-
.
40c
Co.
196,
Net
cents
a
company has reported peak sales and
earnings for the six
ended June 30, and said new orders
currently are running
substantially ahead of 1961.
Walter H. Wheeler, Jr., Chairman
of
the
postage meter and
business machines company,
said these results were
particularly
encouraging because over the years the
company has found that
the paoe of its business
generally anticipates the nation's economic
climate by
several
months.
He
pointed put, however,- that the
company's first half net
earnings Lad increased only nominally
over last year's
exceptionally high earnings, due to several
special
9- 6
a———
$1,773,853, equal to 50
$1,155,317, or 33 cents
1961.—V.
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Salest
Earnings Higher—
9- 5
3%
Pharmaceutical
30,
months
■
6% series C conv. preferred
Wayne Mfg. Co. (quar.)Weissberg Corp. (monthly >—
8-31
9-12
•15c
preferred
vThompson-Ramo.-Wopldridge,
-
&
(S.
9.-1Q
9-20
\
(quar.)—
was
versus
June
totaled
The
8
20c
—____
•
$5
8-
9-20
-
9-14
I
9-14
8c
(quar:
common
9-19
$1.43%
i—
Washburn
Wire
(quay.)
Washington Natural Gas
Waste King Corp.—
9-14
1
-
(quar.)
4——-——
'
(quar.)
Co., common (quar,)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
8* 9
1
Co.
Pictures—
common
Warner
8-14
9-4
10*
'1
5%
(quar.)_^—
Productions
Bros
Warren
-
Mfg.
Industries,
9-14
30c
31 %c
"1
Diisney
New
8-17
8-17
*
Iron
Warner-Lambert
8- 3
9-
&i
Company
dividend
Stock
3
9-
20c
Mold
Walgreen
3
8-
Vulcan
8-3
8-
$1.12%
—
cont.mon
dividend)
3
8-
1
8-10
quarter
on
revenues
8-31
8-31
9-
June
shares
8-31
9-20
~"8-
1
3,564,704 shares,
10c
convertible preferred (quay.)—.
9-
9-
the
8-31
Materials, common (quar.)___
12 %c
6y4%. preferred Cquar.)—,
<$1.58%
5.75% preferred (qnar.)__i—:—
9-
9-
8-31
9-14
5%
epded June 30, 1962, operating
against $8,961,704 at June 30, 1961.
9-20
9-20
or
on
,
9-20
9-15
$3,105,575,
outstanding
was
shares
year
,
9-20
$1.05
income
!'
•
For the quarter
9-14
9-
(quar.)—.—L——
Coal
Inc.,
8- 3
,
$10,785,493,
9-28
$1.33%
—
"Tip
9-
:
,
.
8-31
12 %c
Vulcan
3
3
ago.
9-20
9-28
$1.37%
———
Pacific
8*
9- 4
8-31
75c
$1.38
Produoing- (quar.:_
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
:
Texas
Instruments,
Inc
Texcron,
8-, 3
8-
8-lQ
9-20
Li-
preferred i (quar->—
$1.40
Gulf
Texas
1
(stock
1
9-17
$1.12%
$4.50
$1.43%
i—■
---i-
(quar. >__—_T_—~—■
preferred
8-10
9-
.
4.50%
Vulcan Cqrp, $3 conv. prior preferred
9-
preferred (quar.)__—L—: $1.28 %
preferred '(quar.)————Li-L- '-■$1.:
preferred
(quar.)—.
$1.18
Texas
Volunteer
7-31
9:•
$1.67'/a
(quar.)_—_—;.i.„
(quar.)
4.75%
9-7.
Gas
9-
net
common
Operating revenues in the first six months this
year aggregated
$22,484,185, compared with $19,724,853 in the like
period a
$1.03
—
preferred (quar.)
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke (quar.)—
Vogt Manufacturing Corp.—.,—:
Natural
10- 5
30,
$1.05
—
9-10
$1.46 y4
$1.45
(quar.).J.—______——
1.
10-15
June
reported.
similar : period of 1961,
share on 3,466,749
1961.
per
$1.01
1
—
8-31
20c
_
—
(quar.)__—.
preferred-' (quar.)—____L_L1
preferred (quar.)_
10*
$40c
45c
8-10
35c
$4.20
10-
1
the
cents
$1.25
(quar.)_
1
1
9-
President,
For
7
35c
$5
10*
10-
9-
$2
10-
$1.27 y2
Wall,
90
9-21
$1.25
(quar,.),.__
com-
11
$1.25
$1. 31 y4-
5.75%
5%
pfd. (quar.)
(quay.)
Virginia Pe^ric & Bower,
?:?.
$1.28
preferred
5.125%
,
cl. A
preferred (quar.)_
$4.04 preferred (quar.)__—
—
5.80%
,
9-
1
1
-
preferred
*
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
10-1
:
Transmission, com.
preferred(quar.)——
preferred
Van
Sciver
Holders
Payable o/ Rec.
25c
30c
(quar.)
(J. B.) Co., 5%
7;
$1.31
—___
5.85%
preferred
.
(quar.)
Raalte Cp.
$1.18
6.70 %
5.35 %
Van
(Ariaopa)
$1,222 ya
Eastern
5.50%
9-
"
10-
1—r
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Texaco Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)—,
Texaco, Inc!
(quar.)—
.'1
.
1
7
10-
preferred
preferred.
9-
$1.16
.
5.25%
5.52%
1
When
Share
Valley national Bank
$1.15
^____
4.65%
Per
Name of Company
,
8-17.
$1.16 y*
(quar.)—;_i—L
(quar.)—_v—
preferred (quar.
4.72% 2nd preferred (quar.)
4.90% preferred (quar.)
5% 2nd pfd. (quar.)
5.10%
preferred (quar.)
5.12% preferred (quar.)
10-
$1.12%
preferred
preferred
5.60%
10-
$1.00%
60%
Texas
9-11
$1.02%
_
Holders
Payable Oj Rec.
28c
—
(quar.)
4.64%
5.24%
When
Share
51
.,
Consolidated
75c
9-
1
8-15
six
$1.37%
9-
1
8-15
share
months
on
new
of
net
income
1962
3,564,704
Gas
Co.—Revenues, Net Higher—
of
amounted
common
Pioneer
to
shares
Natural
$3,760,789,
outstanding
Gas
equal
for
to
the
$1.06
on* June 30,
first
per
C.
I.
resin
provides a harder surface plastic having greater
scratch
and
abrasion
resistance than similar materials on the
market.
Through a working arrangement with Brookpark, Reichhold Chemicals, second major source of
me|qmine in North America,
helped perfect this new
melamipe resin.
Brookpark. which is a
leading manufacturer of break, crack
ant) cbip-resistant plastic
dinnerware, has a complete commercial line
utilising this new
resin.
It
is
currently available In its Cutjass line
through the
Arrowhead (commercial) division for
hotels, restaurants, and in¬
stitutional feeding operations.
In addition, Arrowhead is now
using the Permaclean cup, first
introduced by Brookpark for its home
dinnerware lines. Permaclean
is a treatment on the cup's inner
surface
Staining
Natural
many
products.
from
coffee
that eliminates permanent
or
tea.
Henry H. Reichhold, President of RCI and a member of the
Board
of Directors of Brookpark,
Inc., said that the successful coordina¬
tion of the research and development
facilities of the two corpora¬
tions resulted in perfecting the new melamine resin
in a very short
52
end
the
At
time
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(792)
Brookpark's commercial line provided an
the market that could be i tested in actual
time,
same
product presently on
use.—V.
restaurant
196,
for
Sales
sales
of
after
581.
p.
the
taxes
first
$6,681,738
half
to
1962
of
the
for
increased
to
rose
comparable
$18,678,553, compared to
period.
Net earnings
ment's
in
Richardson Co.—Six Months'
Report—
Net
after
taxes
share
1-22
0.79
of common shares
Earned
517,477
that
there
than
are
of June 30,
as
share
per
on common stock for the first half of 1962
preferred dividends) rose to $1.71 despite the
now
342,140 shares outstanding, about 100,000
of
For the first half of 1961, earnings
1961.
57 cents.—V.
were
196,
has announced the acquisition of Chemical Rub¬
ber
Products, Inc., Beacon, N. Y., manufacturers ofcoated fabrics
for
industrial
aplications,
in a move described
by William B.
Basile
Richardson,
President,
as
a
"m a j o r
step
in
our
The
company
fabric
and
diversification
of
program
Chemical
Products
Rubber
used
the
in
acquisition."
responsible for the special coated
Telstar radomes at Andover, Me.
was
of
cover
through
growth
and
the
France.
in
continue
Chemical
of
Rubber's
Chemical
at
tronics
in
one
at Beacon.—V.
plants
195,
2197.
p.
The
William
months
This
consecutive
14th
most
last
the
for
increases
$161 million compared with $151.5 million
year.
Consolidated
earnings,
adjustment
after
shares
year
with
$2.86
shares
5,949,000
on
compared
sales
and
before
million
$2
a
for 1961-62 were after adjustments
inventory write-downs which totaled more
reported
earnings
returned
than
195,
taxes.—V.
Increased
for
the
sales,
sales
in
the
over
six months
first
sales
in
to $2,486,805
the
six
from $1,-
the
large jump in total
sales
to
sharp
the company's newer products.
"While sales
products continued to increase, the sale of
products doubled during the first half of 1962,
same
last
period
Per-share
year.
outstanding shares.—V.
Seeman
This
addition,
to
food
for
According
to
195,
food
for
operations
all
in
B.„ Fowler,
warehouse
accommodate
figures
based
are
of
share
than
the
company's
Seeman's
Carlstadt,
new
has
N.
Egbert
opened
food
warehouses
vide
almost
to
of
New
York
provide
independent
of
The
Brothers'
including
Farms
former
location
house
at
225th
St.
the
H.
Francis
the
of
headquarters of the
Leggelt
White
Rose
&
and
Co.,
processors of frozen foods
Snow Crop labels;
Southern
and
others.—V.
many
will also
distributors
and
Farms
194, p.
producer of pipe and tubing tools, reported
working capital, including an increase in
inventories to meet expanding sales and to prepare for stocking its
warehouse in Belgium.—V. 195, p. 2598.
company, leading
substantial additions to
Co.,
many
wholesale
Premier
brands;
including the SeaFrozen
Foods
and
sales,
before
Income
Net
1962
etc
j,
income
930,849
1,622,249
Earned
$0 61
share
per
195,
955,517
1,559,250
$0.68
shares
594,052
1,100,923
income
—V.
W. H.
Net
after
Earned
Charlotte
ended
June
Net
conference, said that the company had re¬
million in sales for the six-month period
press
30
the
over
same
profits for the recent
to $833,619
period last year.
period increased from $554,550 in 1961
1962.
in
small
income
first
of
Commenting on the six-month report, Mr. Glenn said, "This rep¬
the highest point in sales of any six-month period in history
and also the largest earnings in
the company's history."—V. 196,
p. 475.
resents
quarter
N.
investment
and
ending
was
Richard
Mr.
added
net
income
June
to
30,
that
of
its
losses
$52,153
fiscal
from
gross
for
the
announced.
comparisons
For
the
cents
terly
ended
months
six
Calif.,
June
30, 1962, Royal Industries, of
net earnings of $"161,598, equal to 14
Johnson, President, disclosed in the quar¬
to
shareholders.
This
compares
with
net
achieved
J.
share,
per
R.
mailed
report
earnings of $31,048 or 3
Sales
for
cents
current
the
six
share for
per
months
period
the first half
to
rose
earnings
347
for
the
half
sales
on
30,
$8,776,309 from
of
that
noted
net
per
1962, net profits were
$4,045,296, compared to
share
sales
on
of
$2,865,-
1961.
income
the
for
second
quarter
196,
had
invest
After
income
taxes
$1
million
the
basis
future,"
of
of
will
1962
present
Johnson
orders
stated,
show
the
and
"our
outlook
for
performance
improvement
first
the
over
the
for
second
half."—V.
195,
'
share
this
Steven
board
for
the
earnings
time.—V.
D.
of
Fuller
directors
increase
to
June
1962
reached
195,
of
gain
Consolidated
the
over
$1,005,149
Westfield,
the
to
16
the
first
cents
V.
last
Falcon,
due
was
corporation
months
period
same
Joseph
$149,633
Mass.,
six
common
a
of
has
1962
share,
reported
amounted
compared
with
its
to
a
net
income
$119,239,
equal
of $30,394 for
loss
year.
President, said
to
the
improved
the
increase
operating
in
net
income
efficiency of
the
Mr.
its
corres¬
53%
was
stock
compared
split,
to
first
$0.39
in
Sales
for
$8,213,026
in
the
for
sales had
of
first half
the
been
same
this
period of
expected
distribution
of
power
Continuance
of
year
$6,407,972,
were
1961.
Mr.
the result of
as
Falcon
said
revision
a
with
compared
1956.
of
has
A
Speedry
I.
Tilton
have
been
Chemical Products.
from
to
seven
elected
The
to
board
the
voted
nine.
secretary
of
Aircraft
Equipment
Co., Inc.—Sales
Up
Eighty-Three Percent—
The
company reports for the six
sales of $1,719,054, compared with
increase
of
83%.
decline
cents
per
share
method
cents
per
share
a
in the
been
graduate
Standard
an
lawn
V.
mowers.
tion
products.—-V.
195,
190,
on
months
ended
June
profit amounted to $83,520,
300,000 common shares, against
30,
State
Net
$14,064,
325,000
on
792,876
gross
of
revenue
for
the
in
six
of
revenue
revealed
Scantlin
months
$646,101
the
Net income for the first
amounted
the
on
$145,714,
shares
in
1961,
manufacture
of
equipment,
Scantlin
ended
to
taxes,
and
The
net
eration
New
this
complex
lurnish
York's
will
common
shares
in
the
1961
27.8
4.2
or
period.—
stock
of
serve
industry.—V.
of
stock
was
installation
For
sustained
of
John
R.
the
due
Quotron
to
stock
generated
from
increased
to
operations
$810,782
for
and
depreciation
company will
world's
largest
install
the
1962,
al¬
begin
new
nationwide
data
Mr.
from
Scantlin
transmission
the
major
said
network
exchanges
to
and
company
also is
services other than
to
business
52.
a
3,944,792
taxes,
earnings
average
of
76 Vz
shares
1961,
of
adjusted
class
month
stocks
reflect
5.36%,
the
A
and
period.
share
per
common
to
of
six
$3,373,837
or
at
over
provision for preferred
equal to 80 cents per
are
cents
to
$171,610,
number
outstanding for the
of
amounts
of
After
ago.
class
This
the
on
outstanding
2%
stock
B
com¬
3,925,077
for
the
dividend
of
through-
half of this
or
of
27.88%,
all
types
This
yearthe
over
of
represents
same
which is
1961.—V. 195, p.
period of
30,
increase
and
of
1961.
at
increase
an
an
receivables
consumer
standing and guaranteed
of
June
30,
commercial
1962
$31,664,166,
amounted
17%.
or
over
first
cents.
acquisition
The
sales
company
of
with
Our
of
to
loss
a
the
has
$13,807,976
according
for
its
of
28
cents
with
cents
earned
for
Taft,
Jr.,
President
income
on
$1,266,357,
fiscal
quarter.
for
the
Revenue
for
"V
has
the
32%
up
nine
or
months'
nine
report
13
sales
per
share,
The
to
increased
share.
The
six
share
of
the
on
30,
This
sales
previous
the
over
share
per
June
of
compares
$12,637 072
fiscal
previous
on
1962
distribu¬
220.
p.
that profit before
fiscal quarter ended June 30,
$956,892 for the prior year's
-
,
quarter
rose' to
increased 26%
$3,057,975
of
the
months
current
.
and
$2,606,162,
30,
1962.—V.
195,
2641.
p.
...
' 1
.
This
Hammondsport,
New York,
company has
reported record
earnings of $1,353,513 for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1962.
net
This
represents
Earnings
increase
ah
share
per
of
26%
amounted
the preceding fiscal year.
based on the monthly
over
to
$1.19,
1
to
the
11-for-l
year.)
Fred
sales
Taylor,
also
Co.
which
the
President
set
(including net
of
compared
been
has
which
by
gain
a
Board
took
with
$1.08
adjusted
place
20%
for
to
give
during
the
the
that
net
$13,719,828,
Valley Wine
1, 1962). This year's
$11,437,027 reported for
the
1968.
p.
said
to
Pleasant
Jan.
on
over
previous fiscal year.—V. 195,
amounting
from
Taylor
of
Chairman,
record,
$1,564,349
acquired
was
and
all-time
an
sales
represents
split
■
•
€.
had
stock
\
Patrick
has
with
year,
however,
high
J.
Frawley,
announced
Jr.,
that
Chairman
earnings
and
Chief
Executive
of
Technicolor,
six
months
Officer,
its
wholly
ending June
30 equaled 31 cents per share as
compared to 34 cents per share
(exclusive' of non-recurring income)
for the like period of 1961.
Earnings for th first six months of 1962 were $828,606 on 2,637,478
shares
outstanding. This is compared to $1,405,000 or 54 cents
owned
subsidiaries
share
per
for
outstanding.
income
of
special
first
the
Frawley
from
as
months
the
for
195,
1961
the
six
of
and
1962,
with
share
2,598,218
was
brought
affiliate,
for
first
sales
of'
earnings
per
British
sales
the
to
compared
of
1961
cents
that
1961.—V.
of
months
the
20
Sales
$26,609,554
first
six
in
or
stated
slightly.
up
the
Included
$517,000
dividend
Mr.
for
Technicolor,
first
six
months
$26,041,626
Ltd
months
of
shares
non-recurring
about by
a
this
for
.
of
1962
year
the
are
first
six
2080.
p.
Teleregister Corp.—Revenues Up, Net Down—
This
115
Stamford,
and
June
the
net
30,
first
half
of
1961.
of this producer of automated stock quotation
data-processing systems were 12 cents on
2,780,030 shares outstanding for the six-month period,
with 19 cents a share for the same period last year.
electronic
increase
electronic
The
in
of
in
on
service
in
from
service,
from
expenses
the
p.
expansion
$6,687,256
$7,764,431 for the
additional electronic
195,
an
partially
offset
of
by
boards.
to
the
and
depreciation.—V.
derived
was
systems
quotation
operating
1961
primarily
in
revenues
processing
revenue
increase
months
reflects
in
data
decreases
ment
of
has reported revenues of $8,984,$345,713 for the six-month period ending
with $8,285,383 and $540,686 during
company
of
compares
the
compared
six
This
earnings
and
The
Conn.,
income
1962.
attendant
same
data
costs
of
in
period
the
this
processing
first
year,
equip¬
maintenance
and
2080.
Telex, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
This
electronics
manufacturer, has reported sales of $6,786,837
net income of $84,732 for the three months ended June
30,
1962, the first quarter of the company's fiscal year.
Sales,
which
were
a
record
for
any
first
quarter,
reflected
and
both
the
of
the
close
other
the
addition
of
the
major
of
Midwestern
last
fiscal
year,
Instruments,
and
Inc., acquired near
generally increased volume
divisions.
report
to
that
comparable
period, but that
shareholders, President Stephen A. Keller said
figures
are
not
available
for
the
year-earlier
sales
and
earnings
in
the
recent
quarter
were
of
the
amounts
budgeted by management.
importantly," he said, "the first quarter is the low point
of
the
company's
business.
With
higher
volume
budgeted
for
subsequent periods of the year, margins are
also
expected to
"More
widen.!'
"In
is
not
p.
this
context,
it
may
be
understood
that
the
first
quarter
363.
in
scale
with
results
projected
for
the
full
year."—V.
196
had
shown net earnings
resulted in a loss of 19
third quarter
profit for the
leaving net
share.
backs,
from
to $578,541 from $460,683, resulting
cents
versus
29
cents,
based
on
^
year.
year,
a l0SSt" Charles H. Smith, Jr.,
nine
months
at
nine
.
^Ctor,s adv®rs®1y. affecting third quarter earnings, Mr.
?2,.i?in2 in^ later cut Kbu,ying in anticipation of a steel strike,
ting in iQa?Iancefd
su
196,
Taylor Wine Co., Inc.—Net Up 26%—
ahead
cents
ended
shareholders.
months
first
nine
or
months
cents per
nine
^Ur0fiL15stead °f
said.
The third quarter
cents
per
per
Vend-Rite's
announced
first
from
earnings per
share
of
37
1,578,938 shares outstanding on June
In
$37,828
the
interim
$56,732
corresponding
unsatisfactory.
com¬
of
plastic bag volume. Because of
currently, this new business will
do
we
ten
in
our
immediate profit."—V.
an
while net income
2641.
Steel Improvement &
Forge Co.—9 Mos. Results—
W8S
comparable period last
and sales increasing by about
200%, Arnold A. Saltzman stated
report to shareholders.
these
$215,328,168,
Prlfuw.'i
President
For
the half ended June
30, 1962, this diversified industrial
pany achieved the best six-month record in its
entire history
earnings about 300% higher than for the
in
total
A
i
to
and
Seagrave Corp.—Earnings Triple—
year,
year
1961.
ir,„nr.irs
for
the
of
supplied
p.
of
for
increase
an
one
op¬
center
sell for
18,000,000
located
Broadcasting Co.—Net Up 32%—
was
each
The
volume of installment loans
made
and
guaranteed, retail
contracts purchased and commercial
financing extended amounted
to $179,693,774,
representing service to 378,076 customers
six
income
is
earnings
number
half
29,
Scant-
were
and.
and
computer
additional
computer
information that may be
196,
the
shares
first
provision
which
$218,365,
with
Dec.
June
the
a
of
on
common
pares
average
outstanding.
$164,373
and
development,
the
market.
variety
quotation
to
was
with
us
boards
Finance Corp.—Net
Up 5.36%—
$3,202,227
$39,172,927,
1962,
and
up-to-the-second
a
it
year,
disseminating stock exchange information. Located
Wall Street
district, the general-purpose computer
over-the-counter
planning
"$1,-
to
compared
shareholders.
according to President
funds
30,
stated
fall
and
278%
as
last
income.
President
processing
In
said
June
research
1962,
period
to
report
common
loss
a
lin.
located
increased
30,
share
&
after
1962,
of
dividends
half, representing 8.1% of gross
revenue,
was equivalent
to 10 cents per share
of
months
June
similar
30,
earnings
which
period
costs
quotation
Mr
the
1,402,100
similar
etart-up
price
to
Electronics,
ended
for
semi-annual
Lean
income,
June
Gross
and
purchasing
than
more
machines
stated, "The
substantially to
quantity
provide
1962
equal to
609.
p.
0.19
97,379
of plastic bags
bags a year
coin-op laundries
Superpack polyethylene bags are smaller
sells
vending
Canada.
and
add
Share
1597.
p.
Scantlin Electronics, Inc.—Gross
Up 278%—
.
S.
own
Richmond
will
the
$936,297 in the first half of 1961,
Net
vide
A
0.23
Richmond, President has announced the acquisition
laundry bag route from Vend-Rite Manufacturing
laundries,
their
U.
the
Mr.
the
present rate of incoming orders should pro¬
satisfactory sales volume for the balance of the
year, he said.
continuing effort is being made to develop or
acquire new
1961
$3,265,535
share
than those of Vend-Rite
are
Savage
Westfield.
1962
Technicolor, Inc.—Earnings Down—
and office manager of Speedry
Rutgers University Law School in 1929,
he practiced law in New York
City until he joined the company.—
V. 195, p. 750.
1
new
6,766
last
of
plant in Puerto Rico and termination of last year's idle
plant and relocation expenses. In 1961, the
company moved
its
headquarters from Chicopee Falls, Mass., to the modern
plant in
D.
automatic
2494.
p.
Isador
and
members
Tilton
since
with
Superpack, already the world's largest distributor
to
figure
3-for-l
$0.58
records
new
1962.
Co., underwriters and brokers,
26 Broadway, New York
City, which was the managing underwriter
of Speedry's original
public issue three years ago.
Savage Arms Corp.—Reports First Half Profit—
This
compared
6,542
The
past
reported
Mr. Fuller is head of S. D. Fuller &
for
year,
were
strike
totalled
route, located not only in the Chicago area but also in New
England, Philadelphia and Los Angeles, supplies laundromat custom¬
ers
with large-sized polyethylene
laundry bags (20 inches by 34
inches); at 25 cents each, through more than 1,000 automatic coin-
effect
Up 14%; Net 53%—
Speedry Chemical Products, Inc.—New Directors—
imme¬
the
40-day
a
vehicles
2198.
average of 1,134,663 shares outstanding,
the
previous year.
(The latter
157.
p.
adjustment
per
provision for Federal
to
up
approval
its own publicly held shares. The
approximately $8 million in uncommitted
sales
at
limited
a
received
purchase
has
Chicago power tool manufacturer,
and profits for the first six
months
net sales of $13,488,576 represented
a
14%
ponding
1961
period,
and
net
income
of
higher.
in
last
the first quarter.
this
p.
figure
year
in
1430.
p.
share
per
June
quarter
,k
1962
1854.
polyethylene
of Chicago.
Co.
were
year,
"On
to
Skil Corp.—Sales
because
reflected
loss
diate
cash
Sierra
Capital
Administration to
Business
company
capital.—V.
Pre-tax profits for the current second
$164,677 against $119,256 for the corresponding period
he pointed out.
year
last
surplus
half
of
a
ended
of $97,080 or 9 cents
corresponding period in
Johnson
quarter
quarter
cents
5
or
net
Mr.
its
that
announced
Small
This
second
the
$64,677
also
investment
1961.
of
$5,234,774.
For
of
despite
of
$3,963,568
112,555
in
with
prior
quarter
or
figures
are
not meaningful
due
to the
change in the
company's operations last January when its investment capital was
twenty-fold through a $10 million stock issue.
the
second
half
Superpack Vending Ltd.—Acquisition—
The
year.
investments,
year-ago
from
said,
Mr.
Distributing Corp.—6 Months' Report
common
p.
Federal taxes
reported
current
possible
President,
noted
company
has
before taxes of
1962
for
reserve
Goldman,
Goldman
He
Royal Industries, Inc.—Net Higher—
Pasadena,
per
Theodore
boosted
^
of
195,
the
first
taxes
Hulbert
Co.—Quarterly Report—
business
$99,725
amount
<
the
Mercedes-Benz
months
since
for
more
year,
$107,824,903,
1955, and a
1919.
p.
Sierra Capital
This
increase of $2.7
an
six
of
quarter
this
$2,347,506,
in
Mr., Egbert
Sales
sales
sales
lost
sales
of
totalled
i—
195,
Taft
Glenn, President of the international soft drink firm, speak¬
a
truck
second
quarter
in
corporation
$134,436,137.
the
months
second-quarter
ago,
first
sales
Royal Crown Cola Co.—Record Sales, Earnings—
ing at
ported
year
second
$72,855,219
the
quarter.
the
through
1961
$67,685,494 $59,160,198
2,031,772
1,549,569
taxes—
taxes
Common
highest
of
for
three
operated machines.
(& Subs.)—6 Mos.' Report—
Period Ended June 30—
Net
the
the
sales
on
first
Period Ended June 30—
in
2338.
Shoe Corp. of America
Net
year.
The
in
over
a
1961
$3,390,627
the
first half of 1961.—V.
Net
of
facilities
divisions
1440.
p.
—
City.
office
in
nation's
is
Seeman
the
which
first
the
of
of
for
commercial
above
units
the
necessary
and' to
volume
half
loss
Sales
on
and
the
in
1961.
period ended June 30, sales climbed to $10,511,652, up
$1,607,305 over last year.
Net income was $1,176,676, or $1.38 a
share, up from $776,939, or $.90 a share for the same period last
1961,
Car
largest and most modern
larger than 10 football fields
will pro¬
square
feet of floor space, almost twice the
600,000
of
space
the
of
one
it
—
191,
new
to
move
was
association
said.
increase
—V.
building,
new
issue.—V.
earnings
Sunset House
the
facilities
increased
voluntary
first
the
in
J.
Chairman,
office
the
offset
35%
distributors
Jr.,
and
in
Corporation
on
retailers.
The
this
Sherwood
H.
Egbert, President,
has
announced
that
the
cor¬
net earnings for the first six months
of 1962 totalled
$776,430, equal to six cents per common share on sales
of $180,433,979. This compared with a loss of
$8,840,172 or 69 cents a
48%
1473.
p.
and
processors
John
combination
Co.,
poration's
representing
Brothers, Inc.—New Headquarters Opened
national
headquarters
brook
especially for export, produced a record first half
a 53%
increase in net income and
increase
that
in
the
For
the
ocmparable
Seabrook
Ridge Tool, registering
18%
reported
increased 36%
income, after Federal taxes, amounted to $248,902, equal
cents per share, compared with $237,985, or 26 cents a share,
27
grocers
1962
to
Steel Improve¬
improved profits
and
Net
Seeman
749.
p.
Ridge Tool Co.—Earnings Up 53%; Sales 18%—
an
1962,
..
net
Y.,
N.
period last year," he said.
"In
Sealectro's English branch reported substantial gains."
floor
ago.
The
for
compared
outstanding
operations,
foreign
for
This compares with earnings of
per share were $2.90 on 5,950,000
approximately $17,250,000.
$17,000,000 in 1960-61. Earnings
plants in Mamaroneck,
President,
attributed
newer
Co.,
reflect
Corp.—Proposed Asset Sale—
Gillette
elec¬
older
our
our
facilities
"
were
See
diversified
the sale of
for
of
new
were
Silberstein,
Silberstein
Mr.
and the 10th consecutive year of increases in earnings per
share.
Consolidated sales
this
by
Sales, Earnings—
sales
of
year
three
should
Studebaker Corp.—Shows Profit for
First Half—
ended June 30,
increases in
1962,
the
was
company,
with
Sterilon
Reported—'
announced
were
826,059 in the first half of 1961.
has achieved record sales and earnings for the year
it was announced in a preliminary report.
company
ended June 30,
sales
Manufacturing
which
"In the forging
industry," Mr. Smith said, "the picture remains
of depressed prices;
however, on the basis of present indica¬
tions, it remains my expectation that our operations will
show
a profit for
the fourth quarter and for the fiscal
year as a whole."
—V.
195, p. 2494.
Britain.
Great
925,000
Inc.—Record
Richardson-Merrell
half
manufacturer
volume
Rubber was effected for 60,000 shares
of Richardson stock plus
cash.
Sales of Chemical Rubber at the
time of acquisition were at an annual rate of $5,000,000.
Present
management, headed by O. T. Martini, will continue to direct its
operations
as
a
susbidiary of Richardson.
Manufacturing
will
Acquisition
first
Record
&
of
582.
p.
Sealectro Corp.—Record Sales
Acquisitions—
Tool
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
one
500,299
common
per
Number
fact
more
'
share
per
deduction
(after
1961
$17,587,902 $14,467,652
633,972
399,992
sales
Net
Earnings
1962
Period Ended June 30—
last year.
months
Custom
subsidiary, results
quarter.
.
fourth
the
^
six
at
programs
1961
$594,253, compared to $153,308 for the first
.
costs
of
expanding
major
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Revenues
Higher
The
quarter
consolidated
net
income
was
per
share, compared with $12,517,920
share, in the like 1961 period, it was announced
Symonds, Board Chairman.
earnings in both periods were after provision for
company's
second
$12,674,291, orr26 cents
also
by
26
cents
Gardiner
Per
share
per
Volume
Number 6187
196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(my
For
based on 39,626,199 common shares out¬
1962.
Operating revenues
were
$152,974,904
dividends,
preferred
and
standing
June
30,
versus
$144,170,310.
for
12
months ended June 30, ' 1962,
operating revenues
compared with $597,307,578 for the like period
earlier.'Net income was $68,137,687 compared with $62,660,663. After provision for preferred dividends, net to the com¬
mon
equaled $1.50 per share compared with $1.37 per share for
the 12 months ended June 30, 1961.
a
and
$637,591,965
V.
gain
the-1961
quarters
195,
for
provision
Federal
also
the
during
learned
In
The
outstanding
591,514
the
stock
companies.
January,
investments totaling $425,000
new
Capital
stock
of
funds
tne
*
The
Uhler
of
Smithville
in
<fc
of
Food
stores
and
Co.,
Dallas
a
in
Austin,
Rockdale,
by
Stores
outdoor
reported
May
31
San
will
$920,000
of
said
expected
Consolidated
of
second
Angelo,
Capital
Texas
total
reach
to
Bryan,
six
income
net
the
million cubic
1962
the
Texas
Country
for
nine
the
Food
to
The
,
service
November
feet
of
of
for
the
this
of
authority
has
program
of debentures in
$40, million
been
financed
in. the
company's, history
and
for any quarter.
"Profitsi for
the
second
quarter
report
states.
nearly
equaled
of
at
50
tr.e
net
for
award
for
and
the
basis
of
the
or
of
crude
Sales
of
gas,
oil
and
income
credits
,
Total
the
Taxes
(other
the
than
Fed.
ment
*
—
admin,
well
abandon-
-
.
Provision
on
income
depreciation
'
,
•
Outstanding Stock:
Aver, number of shs.
Earnings per share.'
194, p, 2382.
•
i.
'.
•
outstanding
•
"
'" "
in
the
N.
J.
high
six
months
*
MacDonald
Thomas
that
the
ended
in
for
the
previous
first
June
has
Stock
record
earnings
report
a
Betts
York
New
Sales
&
and
30,
•
1962.
,
••
for
of
This
is
by
both
Thomas
was
$1,331,202,
periods
&
cents
with
President
discloses
stock
1962
rose
13%
to
$14,404,735
attained
in
first
the
from
half
include
equal
to
operations
Betts, Ltd.—V. 195,
p.
88
of
cents
T&B's
a
share.
Canadian
The
results
subsidiary,
2641.
Net
earnings
fiscal
1962
it
disclosed in
was
George A.
President,
61
increased
cents
with
Getty,
share
$240,440,
over
the
the
nine-months
corresponding
the company's quarterly message
reported
a
7%
for
President,
that
after
period
period of
of
Hickox, Executive Viceearnings totaled $256,858, or
payment of preferred dividends, compared
or 57 cents a share, for the same period of 1961.
of
excitement
of
Cinerama,"
the
possibilities
Mr.
Cinerama
great
share
for
the
8.9
or
before
us."—V.
announced
sales
of
in
a
U.
Fed.
Report
earnings
45
for
quarter
share
1961
1961
128,227
66,700
half
for
of
to
will
after
in
the
be
same
*-rV: 194,
p.
same
for
the
of
_—__—
before
Taxation
Net
taxation
%
items
194,
p.
1961
195,
quarter
ended
has
June
30
were
that
its
$6,054,000,
or
share
from
Kilowatt-hour
12%
and
adversely
higher
as
sales
industrial
$3,250,000,
or
8.4%
affected
of
continued
14%'.
but
by
maintenance
leased
to
Total
rise.
from
substantially
costs.
$500,600.
Output
Net
cents
in
Net
-announced
Aug.
16
with
the
in
decision
by
1%
in
below
the
the
first
p.
half
and
Corp.—Net
months
and
2199.
Higher—
has
reported
ended
June
that net
30,
1962
income
amounted
President,
orders
Oil
said
that
amounting
reported
a
to
Universal
Products Co.—Six
June
a
share.
8%.
or
195,
had
a
higher
1475.
p.
Months' Report-
30—
1962
1961
$14,841,443 $17,723,076
contracts
engineering,
completed
service,
12,219,973
etc
25,298,000
50,302,958
$2,226,550
on
$52,727,541
36,322,699
taxes
9,706,465
$38,549,249
expenses
$2,424,588
inc.
1,262,190
$1,224,869
2,957,001
stock outstanding—
share—.
1,199,714
$964,360
capital
per
„
11,487,833
—
of
2,935,179
$0.42
$0.33
t
1598.
p.
sales
eight
of
cents
earnings
a
the
and
man,
to
corporation
compared
with
for the
first
$24,943,886
in
half
the
of
1962
like
amounted
half
two
for
the
first
share.
G.
L.
half
These
of
1961
results
195,
p.
were
$122,241, or two cents
cited by W. G. Keeley, Chair¬
President, in the interim report
are
Weissenburger,
913.
Earnings
cents
a
sales
were
up
Cinerama
were
-
fuel*
Typo
production
producer-directors
was
George
on
taxes
$1,804,240
162,803
191,
86,193
*$0,215
share—
757,500 shares outstanding.—V.
Walt Disney
increased
business
per
*Based
1961
$3,391,598
-
after
Report
1962
Sales
Earnings
1961.
$1,422,662 non-cash charges for depreciation
were
$196,510, equal 'after preferred dividends to
share
on
1,432,438 shares of common stock.
Net
stockholders.—V.
This
of
after
a
for
common
quar¬
second
of
Marion
$23,315,104,
earlier.—V.
year
Vector Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Six Months'
quarter
picture
195,
sales
earnings,
depletion
and
lower
hydro
generation
and
from hydro plants
was
down
motion
for
Period Ended June 30—
19£-Fquartervand^xesulted-in*added
development
stock,
recorded
same
unfilled
$27,648,634,
*$0,115
p.
2685.
Productions—Nine Months' Net Up—
Roy O. Disney, President, has announced that the consolidated
net profit of Walt Disney Productions and its domestic subsidiaries
for the
nine months to June 30,
1962 was $3,452,223, equal to
$2.06
per
share
on
the 1,674,804
common
shares
outstanding
after
provision for taxes
*
1961
mon
per
far-reaching
the
Ended
195,
Net
Films—
A
1960,
$13,564,722,
corporation for the six months ended June 30,
$892,248, equal to 37 cents per share on 2,175,597
with $887,773, or 36 Va cents per com¬
$21,576,166
income
Net
to
earnings
the
expanded
Produce
totaled
higher, Mr. Humphreys
foreign exchange losses
income„_
—V.
Unusual
Corp.—To
the
compared
Mullaney,
and
Shares
1961
maintenance- costs, arising
princi¬
the overhaul *of:< ma*jor generating
units,* also increased"
expenses for the quaTter by about
$350,000.—V. 195, p. 2081.
United Artists
of
for
Vanadium Carp, of America—First Half Results—
from
about
been
been
foreign
,
stock
the
share
income before income taxes
Provision for Fed. &
''
for
the
months
37,800 000
;
Residential
revenues
earnings
compared with the
of
facilities.
six
income
number of shares
outstanding a year ago.
in both periods were after
providing for divi¬
outstanding preferred stock. Sales for the period
to $26,876,965 from $23,715,664 for the six
months of
of
tne
Costs
.
earnings
disposition
net
year
common
pricing.—V.
six
Total
1475.
p.
to
Construction
37,500,000
53
the
of
of
have
not
tire
the
the
on
13y3%>
Royalties,
1,100,000
compared with $6,107,000, or 54 cents a
share,
ter of
1961, which included non-recurrng
7.8%—
first
the
Product
600,000
common
the
while
earnings
of
30,100,000
reported
stock¬
Income
1961
2711.
company
half
common
a
would
it
Marion
Universal
Union Electric Co.—Net Down
Slightly—
The
during
record
new
share
a
had
of
on
period
were
1,100,000
income
Rubber
a
first
the
$1.93
shares,
James
which
2,600,000
interests
net
Fire
$510,188,647 set in the first six months of
$1.87
for
1961.
—_
r__.
of
income
taxes
share
rose
$71,900,000 $81,200,000
1__I—1_, 38,100,000 42,000,000
33.800,000
39,200,000
1
after
Minority
—V.
;
to
Net
1962
—
Merchants
mid-Octoberr
Jacksonville, Fla., corporation
dends
amortiza¬
36,500,000
.
taxation—
to
reported.
said,
share
Per
$1.03
earnings
in
Unilever Ltd.—Six Months';
Report—
Net
offer
Rubber Co.—Sales Up
States
for
amounted
mon
$73,900,000 $64,000,000
35,600,000
32,300,000
38,300,000
31,700,000
100,000
7,700 000
1,900,000
1,600',000
—
Net
income
1962
!
June 30
formal
about
7.8%
rose
Vila
common
period
1961
,
share.—V.
per
United
record
1961.
net
period
the
equity
period
2711. '
Ended
the
$1,813,910, compared with $912,004 for the same period a
year
ago. After provision of $921,662 for income taxes on 1962
earnings,
compared with provision of $24,231 for the same
period last year,
$15,517,233 and
$10,001,538,, with
;—
income
plans to acquire all the outstanding
stockholders,
States
of
income
This
-
earnings of
of
excess
,
net
Proposed
—
exchange
that
made
executives
than
months
_______
taxation—
1,012,500
Fire Assurance Corp. of New York
by exchange
for each Merchants Fire share.
The maximum
that would be required for such an
Fidelity
Universal
June
income for
1962
I_—
has announced
highly competitive
ago.
income
six
the
$0.06
1,063,520
to
net
sales
including
amounted
Sales,
61,527
$0.07
*$0 10
year
Net
with
first
taxes
outstanding
shares
year
Mr.
145[377
adjustments.
sales
share.
per
the
per
cents
that
Results
$5,398,534
States Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
equivalent
to
$13,703,327 or
amounted to $284,300
ended June 30,
1962,
share
a
compares
2933.
p.
158.370
taxes—
share—
shares
of
S.
Net
188 002
year
months
$19,666,971.
This
195,
82,400
for
Merchants
all-time
,
1962
increase
period
six
have
screen,
.
$0 95
1 481 760
282,197-
cents
said,
period declined 1%, H. E. Humphreys Jr., Chairman, and
George
R. Vila, President, reported to stockholders.
:
Sales totaled $511,140,395
compared with $474,041,915 registered
during the first half of 1961. They surpassed
slightly the previous
1,412,830
215,286
22%
the
on
Stevens
1962
provision
Federal
expected
is
this
$4,595,976*
1961,
to shareholders.
and Paul M.
nine-months
-
_
a
on
next
1964.
of
75,970
of
Sales
Inc.—Earnings Up 22%—
$953,646.
to
pally
7%—
appearing
of
ElectroDynamics, Inc.—Six Months'
company
before
a
semi-annual
43%
Corp.—Net Up
Thrift Investment
of
-
——$28,654,857 $25,772,426
taxes
same
early
It is subject to approval
acceptance by at least 80%
of the
outstanding shares of Merchants Fire, approval of certain regu¬
latory authorities and registration with the SEC.—V. 190, p. 2186.
Report—
1,583,618.
.
,
$232,500
with
costs
Thrift Investment
production
be 1,112,625.
by
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
to
Exceptional
by
common
into
go
195, p. 1425.
holders
company
report
its
with
these
It
rules
no.15
corporation has
share,
Period
the
cited
with
would
196'i %
'
1961. Net income rose 21%
to $1,615,071. This represents, after
preferred dividends,-$1.07 a sb".re on the 1,482,147 "hares of com¬
mon
outstanding on June 30, 1962. In the comparable 1961 period
income
10.9
Consolidated
Sales, Earnings—
listing of
$12,798,430
new
Cable Co., Inc.—6 Mos.'
income
—,
Exceptional items
Minority, interests
'.
'
of
-
Federal
can
best-seller
fully
per
number
basis
$0.91
__
&
Cinerama
of 9/lOths of a share
the
the
on
$6,044,699
1,433,924'
share.
per
Consolidated
achieved
then
Oursler
$7,133,700
shares
for
by
_
before
cents
Net
"•
Exchange.
of
paid
$5.04. The
2199.
p.
Taxation
....
Fulton
to
the spring
possibilities
initial
for
The
Unilever N. V.—Six Months'
Report—
;'
-
dreamed
we
the
Acquisition—
year-end
a
dividends
been
Artists."
whole
United
Months*
Period Ended June 30—
Net before taxation—_____
3,905,665 shs.
•
,
shareholders. The
to
applied
half
high
were
been
______
■
$0,902
,
sales
'
•
Thomas & Betts Co., Inc.—Record
Record
*
.$0,853 %
•
.
total
which,
Cinerama
include
paid in each
while a dividend
1962
$7,999,896, yielding earnings of 23 cents
"* $3,522,901
3,920,378 shs.
;
—V.
*
30,
incoming
tion
:
in
before
Number
orders, it is estimated the company will have
satisfactory volume in
the second half.—V.
195, p. 2199.
53
,.1,070,000
$10,001,214
•
to
the
685.
p.
shares—.
corporation
•
in
explored, and I am sure that in the future we
subtlety and complexity of the motion picture at
best on the Cinerama screen. The
opportunity is there, and we
most
excited at the prospect of
bringing our films to world
—V.
of 1961. The per-share
figures are based on 2 615,000 common shares
outstanding. The bulk of liquor industry sales
historically occurs
in the second half of each
year. Charles A Berns, Board Chairman
of
"21"
brands, said that based on an evaluation of
2,491,695
\'
*,'
in
Co.—Six
share
compared
1,196,000
$3,345,908"
the
been
the
Provision
of
June
to
pursuant
produced
the Pacific Southwest and at his
studios
Kramer film is expected 'to be released
the
Stevens
picture
The
1963
screens
see
film
on
expected
Calif.
of
United
was
have
income, after provision for income taxes,
eour]
.
Income.—
restated
—
company has reported
half of 1962 over
the
The
■
$9,731,866
1
————————
have
195,
Financial
common
amounted
-
*
'
City,
audiences
consolidated.
resulting
would
The
'
2,475,672
_
been
earnings
ended
year
share
per
Dividends
share.—V.
income
first
•
Total
are
the
based
is
enormous
backlog
' [k 100,000
1,060,000
and
have
net
improving the company's cash position by $274
per
"21" Brands,
370,000
-
Christ,
yet
its
achieve
film,
location sites in
fall
"beyond
will
period
30*^L962d °V 1966'467221ar6S °f Capital StoCk outstandlng
621,957
»
' -i
,
leaseholds.——,
for
similar
be
releasing through United
achievement."
Earnings
and
fiscal
previously
paid,
share.
common
sales
Net
Report—
'"i-.
depletion
for
was
per
of
Earnings
1,047,694
*'
750,000
for Fed. taxes
the
year
Period Ended June 30—
first-
$3,103,868
:
540,000
—
and
Surrendered-
net
of
cents
195,
Net
'$13,524,115
634,374
expenses.—
losses
Provision
the
cents
$2.20
per
Income
101,816
1,043,862
and
$68,023,013
cents
after, taxes—:
per
$3,227,958
on-
40
depreciation rules
Second
taxes
rentals
holes'
Dry
the
the
record
the
*
income)
General
Lease
cn
50
Triangle Conduit
Income:
Gross
the
share
amounted
From
of
of
for
revenues—
—V.
2,625,241
.$13,077,774
-
for
quarters of the fiscal year,
paid in the fourth quarter. In
addition,
effect
Number
$10,797,058
109,867
Operating costs and expenses.—
Net
dividend
was
17
Earned
funds
,
2,643,837
.
(net).:
Total
Deductions
other
—
of
on
Culver
not
the
1961
$10,324,070
gasoline
-
life
in
and all wholly-owned sub¬
$71,143,622 and net earnings of
for the fiscal year ended June
30,
sales
share
the previous
subsidiaries not
of
Udylite
Sales
-
with
per
Period Ended June 30
Income:
Other
own
United
second
1962
share
per
for
Trans-World
Net
Period Ended June 30—
$2.89
three
of
former
000,
,
".
cents
had
first quarter of
1962 were $57,483,000 and net earnings
$2,411,000, equal to 60 cents per common share on the basis
3,945,613 shares then outstanding.—V. 195, p. 2081.
products
total
in
and predecessor companies for 91 consecutive
years.
were adjusted to take into account the U.
S. Treasury's
depreciation rules. This adjustment
provided for an increase
in
depreciation charges of $514,000 and reduced net
earnings by
$240,000, or 15 cents per share.
Earnings ner
the
Gross
a
the
said.
for
nearly
we
it
month,
Earnings
shipment."
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co.—Six Months'
income
company
were
of
if
Steven's
new
quarter of 1962 were $62,253,000 and
were $2,373,000, equal to 59 cents per common share
of 3,947,161 common shares outstanding. Sales billed
earnings
the
that
early
Chandler
will
program
Sales
$4.30
or
first
year
Net
the
about
and
develop¬
said Stanley
Kramer, "Cinerama, to be the single,
extraordinary theatrical presentation of our day. In 'It's A
Mad, Mad, World.'
I am committed to
thrill, transport
engulf an audience beyond any experience it has had.
I think
and
and
in
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
$4.89
quarterly
dividend
Recently awarded defense contracts will not affect sales and profits
until later this year because of the normal production time, between
on
This
the
Report—
remained
1961
films.
believe,"
compares
of
quarter level,"
the
"Pricing pressures
continued
in most segments of the semi-conductor
market. Defense system
shipments 1 were relatively low in the first and second quarters
reflecting
the
low
rate
of
contract
awards
in
most
of
1961.
billed
audits
792.
p.
.
Sales
Mr.
consolidated
—
through
of
of
both
Net earnings
A
The
company
has reported to stockholders that sales for the
three-month period ended June 30 exceeded those for any second
high
months
195,
Figures
wholly-owned
-
The balance
June.
that
release
Mad,
Earnings
'
contract
usual
,'T
or
tne
has
.»-.<•
■
announced
Nicolas
most
Mad,
affiliated
Bearing Co.—Earnings Higher—
has
six
1961.
additional capacity to meet
existing customers throughout
temporary
year.
first
$7,012,245,
second
for
$2,233,000
,Texas Instruments Inc.—Quarterly
the
i
$7,963,241,
of
49
and
Roller
will
agreement
Times-Mirror
two
consummated
stock,
Artists
picture
company of Torrington, Conn.,
sidiaries have reported sales
of
period
ending
year
5b3.
p.
acquired through • the financing will be used to retire short-term
bank loans, and for general corporate purposes.—V.
196, p. 53.
quarter
common
and
motion
multiple
of
The
additional daily
of
area,
construction
1962
of
sale
of
and
the
the
1962.
month
liscal
196,
$2,331,000
earnings
witn
requirements
Gas
ih
to
be
to
of
nation's
company
I960.—V.
Stores
been
granted for an additional 50 million cubic feet of capacity for
proposed additional service to a high load-factor pipeline customer
at the eastern terminus of the company's pipeline system. Estimated
to cost some $29 million, the new facilities are expected to be in
service
subject
United
Period Ended June 30—
Corp.—Quarterly Net Up—
million cubic feet
for 93
growth
the
is
expected
Corp.
two
process by independent producers
to
company
capacity available
to the company's customers for the coming winter heating season.
Ihe Federal Power Commission has granted the company permanent
authority
is
Times-Mirror
on
Torrington
the
for
sales
amounted
compared
1962,
143
share
the
in
quarter of 1961,
of
which
shares
Bender
the
Theatre,
picture industry. I am delighted at their de¬
and I heartily congratulate them for
making it. I am also
pleased to announce that United Artists
and Cinerama are in an
advanced state of negotiation on an
a
of
of
in
cision,
months'
for
Luling,
according to W. M. Elmer, President. After
preferred dividends, this amounted to 60 cents per share on the
3,303,633 shares outstanding at June 30, 1962, and 57 cents per
share on the 3,261,796 shares outstanding at the end of the same
period in 1961.
Construction is under way on new facilities which will make a
total
number
films
by Stanley Kramer and George Stevens," Mr. Krim
"and the marriage of these two great talents
to the Cinerama
process, certainly must be regarded as a
milestone in the
Inc.
shares
latest
said,
period ended June 30, 1962, amounted to $14,537,705,
after provision for depreciation and all other
charges, including
estimated income taxes in the amount of
$16,572,195. These earn¬
ings are equal to $2.73 per share as compared with $1.16
per share
open-front
Hearne,
enable
$1,500,000.—V.
Texas Gas Transmission
quarter
the
their
Artists
announcing the conclusion
companies at a press conference
stated that the pictures to use the
will be Kramer's "It's A Mad, Mad.
between
Cinerama
Told."
make
volume
Timken
The
Texas.
sales
and
31,
are
of
produce
"The decision
195, p. 2642.
advertising
operates
and
owns
stores by the Spring of 1963.
Longshore, who organized Town &
1955,
Aug.
all
merger,
per
new
L.
Co.,
agreement
"The
leading outdoor advertising firms in
the painted bulletin boards in Dallas
the
60%
over
provided
12
ended
of
one
Country
food
1962
Loew's
Ever
1961.—
by Norman Chandler, Times-Mirror's
Bender, Jr.y Bender's President, calls for
clearances,
—V.
received options to purchase 20%
of the com¬
"D" Outdoor and 23% of the Austin firm.
advanced to Big "D"
Outdoor will be used to pur¬
Co.,
&
&
to
technique
Mad, Mad,
World," and the George Stevens production of
"The Greatest Story
the like pe¬
gains. At
increase of 16%
showed
of
ivramer
t
Cinerama
.
during
announced
for
ings
has
assets
&
Funds
$14,-.
the
at
Big
Dallas, owns
County.
open
W.
of
of
$7,000,000 is estimated for Bender, its sub¬
sidiary Fiduciary. Publishers, Inc., and the affiliated companies,
Fallon Law Book Co., Inc., and Banks & Co. One
immediate antici¬
pated effect of the merger, when completed, will be to raise earn¬
company.
drive-in
total
otaniey
'
B.
Krim, President of United
President of Cinerama, Inc.. in
Reisini,
*
1963.
Total
to President Grogan Lord, Texas Capital has loaned
$225,000 to Big "D" Outdoor, Inc. of Dallas and $200,000 to Town
& Country Food Stores of Austin. In exchange for the financing,
Town
-
to
ment
company
agreement
common
Capital Corp.—Investments—
Texas
Uhler
nine-months
a
continued
of its interests in communications and
will enter law book publishing through
President, and John T.
the exchange of an undisclosed
591,403
According
The
loans
Co.—Proposed Merger—
with Matthew Bender
merger
n
shares
The corporation has announced
chase
of
una
Arthur
broadening
administrative
Texas
volume
quarter, resulting in
further
a
companies.
mon
the
similarly
1961
$3,272,861
10,736
194, p. 894.
two
that
up 26%
over the $11,465,000 recorded
1961.
Outstanding receivables
of
oi-cvciif,
Cinerama,
to
....
share
Texas
in
attributed
was
the company's current expansion program
upward adjustment in the provision for losses.
*•
education
1962
$4,356,561
income-——-——l——i—-r—^32,320
Common
decline
30, loans outstanding totaled $12,352,348, an
over
the $10,604,981
outstanding at the same period
V.
195, p. 2384.
Tenney Engineering:, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Period Ended June 30—
—V.
The
2641.
p.
Sales
Per
31.
for
Times-Mirror
Net
March
June
taxes.-—
income
outlays
an
394,000,
riod
June
between
to
ending
,
for both the second quarter of 1961 and the 12 months
30,
1961, are restated to more appropriately adjust
Figures
ended June 30, 1962, net earnings were $82,468,
share, compared with $88,526, or 21 cents a share,
a
period
Shareholders
year
ended
quarter
cents
the
additional
the
For
totaled
the
19
or
5a
of $3,782,000. The corresponding period July 1,
$2,373,083, equal to $1.46 per share on the 1,626,023 com¬
shares then outstanding. The third quarter net was 61
cents
was
share
compared
with
$1.05
per
share
for
the
third
quarter
IdStr ycflj,
"The
excehmt
earnings
for
the
first
nine
months,
along
with
the fine pictures
in release, and Disneyland Park will result in
earnings for the year comparable with last year," Mr. Disney said.
Total
gross
income for the nine months was $49,716,429, up
»"
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(794)
last year's $43,852,820. Film and television revenue
$660,246 respectively. Disneyland Park reve¬
by $62,680, while other income, including publications,
character merchandising, music and records, increased by $1,757,877.
$5,863,609
over
$3,382,806 and
up
was
increased
nue
—V,
195,
570.
p.
•
Co.—Six
Months'
1962
Sales
income
before
Income
17,861,000
9,288,000
8,188,000
8,573,000
income.,
Net
Per
of
crued
shares
common
;
service
and
under
rate
schedules
large
small- and
industrial
prices
redemption
to
purchase
of
amounts
the
of
year ended Dec. 31, 1961, the company had
$16,371,585 and net income of $1,024,365.
from
Series
the
D
eompany '
bonds: -
the
following-
severally agreed
respective
each
case.
Amount
Amount
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Ine._$l,500
Salomon - Bros. & Hutzler_$l,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,- Inc. - 200
Dick
•
&
Merle-Smith..,
Freeman
BUSINESS—The
supplies
„•
&
800
Co
300
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.—
—V.
196,
p.
J.
200
Thomas
S.
Strauss
Stroud
;
—
&
&
Co.,
&
Co
Inc.-i.
Co._^
113.
Proposed Merger—
Alfred
.
meetings
nies.
oi
Sept.
the
At
Notice
of
will
letter
the
13
of
meetings
special
agreement
by the respective boards of directors,
intent signed July 24.
signed Aug.
the
implementing
Pharmaceutical
Chicle Co. have
hold special
the two compa¬
American
companies
both
to vote on a proposal to merge
time, it was announced that a formal
28
same
was
merger
of
stockholders
that
Warner-Lambert
President .of
Pritchard,
E.
announced
of
President
Driscoll.
E.
Lysle
and
of
stockholders,
with»
together
appropriate proxy material, will be mailed during the last week of
to stockholders of record on Aug. 24.—V. 196, p. 477.
August
Sales, Earnings
Wayne Manufacturing Co.—Record
Sales
according
These
figures
-$306,115
last
Mr.'
six
sales
with
compare
cents
71
or
the
President.
Wayne,
M
totaled
1962
in
months
$5,647,963
share
per
on
history,
company's
-
of
share income, adjusted
April, of 67 cents for the
and
declared
be3t
30,
June
$324,013,
of
taxes
after
Gil
to
ending
half
tne
shares,
459,371
•'?
first
income
•with net
"<
the
for
per
$5,544,105,
for a 5%
net income of
stock dividend
period
same
last
year.
said that foreign operations of the firm, which is
leading manufacturer of street sweepers, power sweepers
and electric golf cars, were considerably expanded during the year
with the establishment of Wayne Sweeper Mfg., Ltd.
in Canada
the
Wayne
world's
the formation of Wayne A. G. in Switzerland. The Canadian
operation i3 already in production supplying Canadian municipalities
and industry tnrough an established network of distributors. The
European operation, he said, will be in full operation later this
"ana
196,
year.—V.
221.
p.
"ri Western Bancorporation—Earnings Up for Quarter
../The
to
corporation's consolidated net operating earnings increased
equal to 40 cents a share, for the second quarter
30. 1962, Frank L. King, Chairman reported.
*6,764,502,
sended
..V
June
This
with
compares
quarter
this
second
For
the
last
first
$6,127,936,
and
year
quarter
36
or
$6,171,318,
cents
37
or
•'
Per
six
716,756 shares),
Western
Bank
months
this
the
consolidated
year
net operating
to $12,912,438 (75 cents
share) for the like 1961
rose
a
of
l'nis increase
in
Bancorporation
Washington
shares
shares
during
the
resulted
from
more
shares
for
first
quarter
this
the
exchange)
of
National
'W1'
year.—V.
2082.
p.
first
for
share figures are based on a greater number of shares
this
(17,119,872 average shares outstanding) than last year <16,-
"year
of
for the
share,
a
year.
earnings of the bank holding company
;,a share)
from $12,589,144
(75 cents
period.
-
share,
a
cents
y
'
-
'
'
'
"
*
-
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Tenders for Debs.—
,
% The
Chemical
Bank
New
York
Trust Co., N. Y., will until the
1962, receive tenders for the sale to
15, 1931, to an amount sufficient
J,o exhaust the sum of $15,000,000 at
prices' not to exceed 100%
plus accrued interest.—V. 196, p. 583.
close
of
it
3 '/a %
of
business
Sept.
on
debentures
17,
due
Dec.
White Sewing Machine Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
V
A
continuing upturn in both sales and profits were
by,.-the. corporation for its first six months of 1962.
J'-" According to
8*.
Reddig,
the
shared
j\vas
Chairman
marked
ail
by
Vollmer
improvement
sales
montqs
of
-
period
and
the
over
reported
President
first
Edward
half
of
1961,
divisions.
„Iii,tts letter, to shareholders
-net
Fries
W.
the
$13,339,358 with
ended June 30.
will
company
earnings
of
show'consolidated
$58,602
for
the
six
*
.
;
; This' Compares
which
to net sales of $12,335,527 and a
reported
for
the
first
half
of
1961.
was
third
straight
operations
In
quarter
after
the
than
more
corporation
a
of
year
has
loss
of
It
$99,003
marks
reported
the
profitable
losses.
other
that
optimistic
notes,
Messrs.
Fries
and
Reddig reported
comparison to its
financial
position
on
Dec.
31,
1961,
liabilities have been reduced from $3,774,642 to
in
current
while
during
the
from
creased
$3,178,302;
same
3.1-1
period,
to
the
3.5-1.—V.
working
195,
capital
ratio
was
in¬
first
six
2642.
p.
months
in
of
the
results
1962
of
Whitin
mirrored
market
for
President Norman
holders. A continuing
division and
t! e
to
textile
by
a~
Machine
Works
considerable
a
preparatory
extent
machines.
n
u,
s
*
On
a
consolidated basis,
totaled $34,024,000
After
of
standing
of
1961
mon
at
the
was
shares
Mr.
sales
to
then
severe
textile
the
the
the
six
improvement
months
the
equal
period.
to
Net
$1.20
income
share
a
of
ATF
ended
for
on
the
in
co.
sales
June
the
drop
in
textile
earlier!
year
$18 000
the
shares'out¬
the
first
719,482
expects
factors is
the
of
deliveries
11^® first iiSif Sit
l
i'
increase orders. Hopeful
half
to
i.p
in
the
com¬
invesSnt
unforeseen circumstances
continue at about the level of
.
recent
weeks
fnjc
include
vpflr
an
foreign
combinea
with
company
a-v
has
'.lce
...
been
experiencing.—V,
194/
p.
'voluSe
* UCLllrpv"ltr™®
search may
awarded
of
the
bonds
at
competitive sale Aug
15
on
a
101.237%.
Other bids for the
bonds, all naming
came
from Francis
I. du Pont
&
hope for the discovery of
kemia vaccine—which
of science's
the
re¬
all
bring the first break¬
the
an
undercurrent of excitement in
nation's
research
cancer
break-through leading to the control of
one out
of
every
Society is
now
six of its
1
research dollars to leukemia-related
laboratories.
leu¬
cancers.
giving
There is
a
might someday be
The American Cancer
through in the control of all cancer!
research.
a new
word
appears
Your
in the leu¬
kemia story. The word is
hope.
New
drugs
are
already in
•
-
use,
duced in
Most
a 4%% rate,
Co., 101.22; Kidder,
gift to the American Cancer
Society makes this support possible.
Your
prolonging
the lives of leukemia victims. Leukemia in¬
laboratory animals has been cured.-
important, there is growing evidence
word—hope.
»
Fight
send
.
gift helps keep alive that giant
a
"
cancer
check
with
to your
a
checkup—and
Unit of the
that leukemia—one of the foremost disease-
killers of children
?—
noo.
Worrcster Gas Light Co.—Bonds
Offered—On Aug.
16, 1962, Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., New York City
?n«d,frd an "nderwriting group which offered $5,000,Worcester Gas Light first
mortgage sinking fund
4->/8% bonds, series D, due
Aug. 1, 1982, at 102.035%
and accrued
interest, to yield 4.47%. The group was
bid
it presents
hopeless form
one
paradoxes, leukemia
strange
virus.
■
a
cVinnlH
increase
ln(*u"ies- Availability of
financing for specific
countries is usually a major factor
in closing such
business.
The company's programs for cost
reduction are continuing
Mr
Garrett says,
and Whitin's profit potential
has
improved
These
accomplishments should be evidenced, he
says, on greater
the
by
com¬
machine
governmental
conducive to capital
,
signs
by
barring
year,
But
cancer.
Suddenly,
preparatory
competition being experienced
customers combined with confused
which
of
30
outstanding.
foreign
mill
remainder
company
of
attributed
policies, neither
For
close
$863,000,
Garrett
pany s
for
reported
share¬
to
company's
compared with $33,462,000 a
charges and taxes, net income amounted to
2V3 cents a share on the 723,444 common
all
equal
sales
is
letter
osier' ivtucnins
a
slight
earnings.
hope lies in the most hopeless
conditions
poor
Garrett, in an interim
high level of sales by the
i
the
This
F.
acquired early in 1962, resulted in
but did not prevent a decline in
1962
for
The most
Today leukemia is
Whitin Machine Works—Net Much
Lower—
Operating
principal
'
<
(000s omitted)
FEATURES—Th bonds are redeemable at general
ranging from 105.66% to 100%; and at sinking
prices receding from 101.93% to 100%, plus ac¬
in
interest
revenues
purposes.
company
of 130 Austin St., Cambridge, Mass.,
natural gas in 29 communities in eastern
and central4
Massachusetts
having an
approximate year-round population
of
$0.48
15,905,000 Shs.
gas
commercial
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named below* have
7.559,000
$0.54
15,892.000 shs.
share_„_
construction
fund
operating
of
redemption
15,747,000
REVENUES—For
the cost of
to
REDEMPTION
$97,994,000
.
+
taxes
——
taxes
Number
1
„$110.630,000
-r—-"
Profit
1961
furnishes
company
domescic,
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
customers.
proceeds from the sale of
the bonds will be
the company's construction program through
short-term bank loans, and advances made to the
company from its parent, New England Gas & Electric Association,
which were made for construction, and through reimbursement of
the company's Plant Replacement Fund for expenditures incurred
for
Period Ended June 30—
to
,
PROCEEDS—Net
applied
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
The
applying
,
repayment
Report—
555,100.
Peabody & Co. and White, Weld & Co., jointly, 100.85,
and First Boston Corp., 100.819.
.
Why is this
so
may
be caused by
a
important?1 BecauseN
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
200
600
200
Volume
196
Number 6187
.
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
(795)
55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
"
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
alabama
$15,000
1958
Linden Utilities Board, Ala.
Bond Sale — The $350,000 gas
anch sewer
bonds
offered
were
awarded to Hugo Marx & Co.,
33/4s, 4s and 4v4s.
'
Los
tors,
Arizona
County School District "
(P. O. Safford), Ariz, :
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school
bonds offered July 23—v. 196, p.
National
3.395%..
,
.
to
from
receive
■*>
*
~
sealed
'
School
1963
.
C.~ J.
and
March 1,
on
March 1,
-
1981.
Devine
&
Co., Northern
Trust Co;, Chicago, Marine Trust
Co. of Western New York, Buf¬
falo, Industrial National Bank of
.
Rhode Island, Providence, Fidelity
Union Trust Co., Newark, Domi-
to
1967,. inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Co., Philadelphia, Robert Winthrop & Co., Glickenhaus & Co.,
Lyons, Hannahs & Lee, Inc., and
First National Bank, Birmingham.
County Treasurer's office.
Occidental College, Calif.
Bond O f f e r i n g—Arthur
;
Coons,
10
bids
bonds.'
Dennis
W^rdle, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will„ receive sealed
will receive
Los Angeles, until
/ Bond Offering—H. L.
Trenham,
City .Clerk will receive sealed
bids until 4:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug.
on Aug, 31 for the
of" $628,000
dormitory
Dated
Oct.
on
Tavares, Fla.
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
County, Calif.]
at
Oct.
from
1
1,
1961.
30
for
the
purchase of $227,000
system bonds. Dated
April!, 1962. Due on April 1 from
Due
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on
Aug.
21
for the purchase of
$705,000
Dated
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Sept.
from
1
1964
Interest
approved
J-J.
war¬
rants.
by Chapman &
Anderson
Township School Town¬
ship (P. O. Anderson), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $25,000 school
offered
Aug.
6
196,
v.
—
p.
368 — were awarded to the
American Fletcher National Bank
&
Trust
2%s, at
Co.,
Indianapolis,
price of 100.06.
a
Beech
Sale
as
The
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller.
iowa
Buena Vista College (P. O.
Storm Lake), Iowa
Bond Offering—Charles J.
Zalesky, Vice-President for Busi¬
ness
Affairs, will receive sealed
bids until 10
29
for
dormitory
awarded to
were
bonds.
Feb. 1, 1961.
Due on Feb.
from 1964 to 2001 inclusive. In¬
terest F-A, Legality approved
1
by
city
Community School Dist.,
Iowa
improvement bonds offered Aug.
8
construction
Aug.
$375,000
on
Dated
Decorah
$100,000
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
the
Chapman & Cutler.
Grove, Ind.
—
interest
payable
at
the
American Fletcher National Bank
&
Trust
Co., Indianapolis. Le¬
Cutler.
indiana
bonds
•
Dec. 31, 1962. Principal
on
and
1, 1962.
to 1982,
Legality
Bond Sale—The $750,000 school
the
Speedway
bonds offered
Aug. 8
Bank, as 2^s, at a price building
were awarded to the Carleton D.
100.057, a net interest cost of
Beh Co., and Decorah State
about 2.48%.
Bank,
State
of
waterworks
1964 to
2001, incl.
Interest A-O.
Legality approved
by O'Melveny & Myers.
;
t
$200,000 special school fund
follows:
as
Due
missioners,
Due
Aug. 23
war¬
rants,
Niles Park District, III.
bonds.
on
300,000 tuition fund warrants.
Bond Offering—Frank
Schmidt,
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
park
(CDST)
a.m.
$500,000
been cancelled.
Bond
G.
President,
sealed
V.
on
Other members of the syndicate:
Trust
Co., New York,
-
Kern County,
,
$1,390,000 bonds scheduled
offering
on- Aug.
17,
has
1
inclusive.
11
a.m.
(PDST)
on
Sept. 11 for the purchase of $120,- nick & Dominick, Roosevelt &
000 school building bonds., Dated
Cross, Braun,- Bosworth & Co.,
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from; Inc., Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
Due on* July T
—
1980
field-until
Unified School District,
Offering
Dist.,
until 10
for the purchase of
Cancelled—Sale
the
for
1,
March
on
1977
1,120,000 3.20s. Due
-
california
Bond
Due
to
1978 and 1979.
V
In¬
•
1975
1,045,000 3.10s. Due
Legality approved by
•
March
on
of
Offering
•
from
will receive sealed bids at Bakers-
.(J-J) payable
at the County Treasurer's Office.
Chino
2002, inclusive.
1972 inclusive.
Due
-1,450,000. 3s.
(PDST)
the
California
interest
San Bernardino
.
1970 to
2.90s.
1
Sanitary Dist.,
Illinois
Bond
■
March
on
East Side Levee and
1
1973 and 1974.
at
Bond Offering—Vera K, Gibson,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
from 1964 to 1978, inclusive;"Prin¬
and
from
835,000
>'<.
.
Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
bids
1? 1966.
March
on
Bankers
until
bids*
>■.
Foster,
sealed
O'Melveny & Myers.
11. a.m. .(MST) on Oct. 8 for the
purchase of $428,000 school bonds.
cipal
to
'.
V"
for
12
1963
N orris
Bond Offering — RheaAver ill,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will
receive
terest A-O.
First
the
Maricopa County, Dysart High Sch.
District No. 218 (P. O. Phoenix),
Arizona
R.
,
Bank of Arizona, Phoe¬
net interest cost of about
a
J.
—
March
1,145,000 2.80s. Due
purchase of
$2,480,000 sanitary drain bonds.
Dated Oct.. 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1
No. 7
nix, at
will
Sept.
on
1
awarded
Offering
on
Due
from 1967 to 1969 inclusive.
Sanitation
Los Angeles, until 2 p.m.
Graham
366—were
County
,21/28.
990,000
.
rDistrict No,. 4, Calif.
Bond
285,000 4s. Due
indicated)
bonds.
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
■
t
drain
Angeles
v
as
previously
as
storm
jointly, at
Columbus, Ind.
interest
price of 100.049,
a
cost
of
about
a
3.15%,
net
as
inclusive., IpJ,§££$t
San
JBond Offering — Robert Birk, follows:
Bernardino, until
A-O. Legality approved by Pat¬ cQity
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬ $115,000 3s. Due on Nov. 1 from
11, a.m. (CDST) on.Aug.. 27 for,
r'Riverside Junior College District,
I
terson, - Freeman,,;: Richardson & ceive sealed bids until
the purchase vof $525,000
p.m.
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
school J, Riverside and
San Bernardino *
(CDST) on Aug., 27 for the pur¬
Watson.
v ■•
;Y. Y"»•".
"""•
bonds. Dated Sept.' 1, 1962." Due
415,006 3,10s.
Due
on
Nov.
1
Counties, Calif.
chase of $60,000 airport improve¬
on
from 1968 to 1977 inclusive.
Sept. 1" from 1964 to 1987 in¬ '■j
Bond Offering—G. A. Pequeg\ Wauchula, Fla.
ment bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
clusive.
110,000 3,20s.
Due on Nov. 1,
Principal /and interest
nat, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
Certificate
Offering—Sam Due on July 1 from 1963 to 1969
1978 and 1979.
(M-S)
payable
atthe
County
visors, will receive sealed bids Southerland, City Clerk, will re¬ inclusive. Principal and interest
Treasurer's
office.' Legality
110,000 3y4s. Due on Nov. 1, 1980
ap¬ at
Riverside, until 11 a.m. (PDST) ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (J-J) payable at the Citv Clerkproved by O'Melveny & Myers.
and 1981.
on
Sept. 4 for the purchase of (EST) on Aug. 28 for the pur¬ Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Delhi County Water District, t■
Iowa City, Iowa
$2,000,000
school < bonds.
Dated chase
of
$850,000 * electric
and proved by Ross, McCord,
Ice &
Merced County, Calif. ■
Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 frpm water certificates.: Dated
Bond Sale—The $265,000 public
May 1, Miller.
Bond Sale—The $265,000 sewer 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Principal ,1962. Due on
May 1 from 1968 to
library bonds offered Aug. 7—
East Chicago, Ind.
bonds offered Aug. 8 — v./ 196, and interest (A-O) payable at the 1995
inclusive.
—v. 196, p. 479^—were awarded to
.The
certificates
Bond
p. 478 — were
Offering — Walter
A. C. F. Childs &
awarded to the County Treasurer's office or at are callable. Principal and inter¬
Co., at a net in¬
the Main office of the Bank of est
Honusing and Home Financing
(M-N) payable at the Brow¬ Baran, City Comptroller, will re¬ terest cost of about 3.13%.
ceive
sealed
bids
until
America N. T. & S. A., Los An¬ ard National Bank of Fort
1
Agency, as 3.%-s, at par."
p.m.
Laud¬
La Porte City, Iowa
geles.
(CDST) on Aug. 28 for the pur¬
Legality *- approved
by erdale.
EI Rancho Unified ■School
Legality
approved
by
District,
chase of $7,500,000 water works
Bond Sale—The $160,000 elecO'Melveny & Myers;,;
' *
" vChapman & Cutler;
<
Los Angeles County, Calif. ■
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due trib bonds offered
Aug. 7—v. 196,
Bond Sale—The ,$50,000 school Tehachapi Unified School District,
on
Nov. 1 from 1965 to 1996 !n^ p.; 479 — were awarded to the
'jgeorgia y..
Kirn County, Calif.
building bonds offered Aug.- 7elusive. The bonds are callable. Carleton D. Beh
Co., as follows:
were awarded to Hill Richards &
; Bond Offering—Vera K. Gib¬
Principal and interest (M-N) pay-, $80,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
Franklin, Ga.
Co:, at a price of 100.014,~ a net in¬ son, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
/ 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
Bond Offering—G. Y. McManus, able at the First National Bank,
terest cost of about 3.78 % ««
;
visors,' will receive sealed bids
East Chicago, or Chase Manhat¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed
80,000 3.90s, Due on June 1 from
Bakersfield
until
11
am.
tan Bank, New York City. Le¬
Houston Elementary School Dist.,v at
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 6
1971 to 1977 inclusive.
(PDST) on Aug. 21 for the pur¬
San Joaquin County, \Calif.
for the purchase of $180,000 water, gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller. ;
Bond Sale—The <<*209.090 school chase of $1,200,000 school; bonds. and
kansas
sewerage bonds. Dated May 1,
Juno 1, 1962. Due on June
bonds offered July 31 were award¬
1962. Due on May 1 from 1965 to
Kokomo, Ind.
1
Assaria, Kansas
from
1966. to
1977
inclusive.
ed to J. Barth &
1992
Co., at a net in¬
inclusive.
The
bonds
are
Bond Offering—Walter H. Mead,
Bond Sale—The $115,540 bonds
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
terest cost "of about 3.47%.
callable.
Interest
M-N.
Legality City Controller, will receive sealed were
able- at
awarded
to
the
the, County Treasurer's
Milburnapproyed by Kelley & Mobley.
Hueneme School District, Ventura office.
bids
until
9:30
a.m.. (EST)
on
Cochran Co., as follows:
|
County, Calif.
Aug. 27 for the purchase of $385,Georgia Baptist Hospital (P. O.
$75,800
sewage
disposal
plant
i
connecticut
000 city improvement bonds. Dated
Bond Sale—The $180,000 school
Atlanta), Ga.
bonds, as 4V2S, and 43/4S.
Seot. 1, 1962. Due on July 1 from
bonds offered Aug. 14 —v. 196.
Nor walk (P. O. South Norwalk),
39,740 sewer improvement bonds,
Bond Offering—Searcy S. Gar¬
1963 to 1978 inclusive.
p.
366—were awarded to Paine,
Principal
Connecticut
as 4y>s.
rison, Executive Secretary-Treas¬ and interest
(J-J) payable at the
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, at a
Bond
Off e r i n g—Steven
M. urer, will receive sealed bids until
Citv Treasurer's office.
net interest cost of about 3.52%.
Hudson, Kansas
Legality
Benn, .City Clerk,
will receive 10:30 a.m. (EST) on Sept. 4 for
approved by Ross; McCord, Ice &
Bond Sale —The $51,474.58 gas
sealed bids
until ..noon
Lennox School District,
(EDST) the purchase of $1,750,000 student Miller.
distribution bonds were awarded
np" Au<*. 28 for the purchase of nurses
tos Angeles
dormitory bonds.
Dated
County, Calif.
to Raneon & Co., as 3s.
Due on
Sand Creek Townships (P. O.
capital
improvement April 1, 1962. Due on April 1 from
Bend Sale—The $33,000 school $2,500,000
March 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclu¬
1963 to 1986 inclusive.
North Vernon), Ind.
bonds/ Dated Sept. 15, 1962. Due
bonds offered Aug. 7—v.
Legality
196, p.
sive.
Bond Offering—Virgil B. Edens,
368—were awarded to Hill Rich¬ on Sept. 15 from 1963 to 1982 in¬ approved by King & Spaulding.
bids
at
1963
to
1986
,
.
-
i
v
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,
.
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•
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.
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.
,
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,
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.
.
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-
-
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.
.
.
ards
a
&
net
3.796%.
y.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the Connecticut
'
•
Los Angeles,
Bond
clusive.
Co., at a price of 100.0217
interest
cost
of
about
Calif.
;
,
Offering—Joseph L. Wil¬
Bank,
will
receive,
.
-
bids
at
Corporate
the
Trust Department
the First National
City Bank,
of
55
Wall St., New York City, until
11 a.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 29 for
the purchase of $33,300,000 water
and power bonds. Dated Aug.
1,
1962.
Los Angeles County Flood Control
District (P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Correction—The Oct. 2 offering
will
consist
of, $10,000,000
(not
illinois
or
Champaign County Community
■
■■'
.
florida
-
;
Jacksonville, Fla.
>
Bond Sale—The $7,650,000 north
south side waterfront areas
and
genera) 7 improvement, bonds of¬
fered Aug. 15—v.
196, p. 478—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed
by
the
First
National
City, Bank, New York, at a price
of. 100.0961.
a net interest cost of
about 3.05%, as follows:
$780,000 6s. Due
.
1963 to
1865
on
March 1 from
inclusive.
■■
.
High School District No. 305
(P. O.. St. Joseph), III.
$248,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 7
—v.
196, p. 584—were awarded
to
Mullaney, Wells & Co., and
Quail & Co., at a price of 100.0004,
net interest cost of about 3.29%,
as follows:
a
$73,000 31/4S. Due
1963
30,000
1970
to
3s.
to
1969
Due
1972
70,000 3Y4S. Due
1973
to
1976
on
Dec.
1 from
inclusive.
on
Dec.
1
will
Johnson
receive
Dec.
1
(EST)
on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of
$36,000 bonds/as follows:
$18,000 school building bonds. Due
I
on Jan.
1 from 1964 to 1981,
inclusive.
18,000 school aid bonds.
Due on
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1981, incl.
Dated
Aug.
and interest
Union
Bank
1, 1962.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
&
Trust
Co., North
Vernon.
Legality
approved
by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
Bond
a
bonds offered
net interest cost of about 3.25%.
The
1962.
1982
by
Indiana
inclusive.
75,000 3.40s. Deo. 1 from 1977 to
.1979 inclusive.
Warrant
Offering
bonds
Due
Walter
J.
are
on
dated
Sept.
1,
Sept. 1 from 1963 to
inclusive.
Stinson,
Legality approved
Mag, Thomson, Mc-
& Fizzell.
Liberal, Kansas
Bond
—
Sale —The
$2,689,138.82
Aug. 8 were
awarded to a group composed of
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
and First National Bank, both of
Chicago; R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
and Hornblower & Weeks, at par,
sewer
Washington Township Metropolitan
School Dist. (P. O. Indianapolis),
from
County Sewer Districts
(P. O. Olathe)^ Kansas
Evers
from
inclusive.
on
Trustee,
sealed bids until 12:30 p.m.
Bond Sale—The
Commissioners,
sealed
Bridgeport
r-
South
Norwalk.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Robinson, Robinson &
Cole.
' '
;
<
liams, Secretary of the Board of
Water and Power
Township
,
National
Sale
—
The $136,000 main
trafficway bonds
were
awarded to
Nolte, Secretary of the Board of
the Mid Continent Securities Co.,
Education, will receive sealed bids
as
3M»s, 2%s, 2M>s, and 2%s.
Due
56
1963 to 1972 in¬
1 from
Aug.
on
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(796)
Medicine Lodge,
r'
The Congregation
&
Hays
bonds offered
awarded to the Small Lar-
mer
Co.,
Due
on
3V2S, 2%s, and 27/ss.
as
Dec.
1972
1963 to
from
1
Mother
school
building bonds offered July 26
—v. 196, p. 368—were awarded to
Magnus & Co., at a net interest
Mary
(EDST)
until
Aug.
cost of about 4.16%,
on
callable.
Vermillion Parish Hospital
Burgin, Ky.
Thompson,
ceive
on
until' 10
sealed 'bids
(EST)
of
industrial
on
Dated
July
building
1962.
1,
Due
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1981 inclu¬
sive.
bonds
The
callable.
are
Principal and interest payable at
the
Citizens
Fidelity
Bank
&
Trust
Company, Louisville. Le¬
gality approved by Skaggs, Hays
& Fahey.
Central City,
Bond
Offering
Clerk,
water
—
bonds.
sewer
Dated
Sept. 1, 1962.
Due on Sept. 1 from
1972 inclusive. The bonds
1963 to
callable/Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the First Na¬
are
tional Bank, Central City.
Legal¬
ity approved by Grafton, Fergu¬
son
Fleischer.
&
Fayette County (P. O. Lexington),
Kentucky
Bond
Offering Details—Further
details
$775,000
bonds
scheduled for offering on Aug. 21
reported in
follows:
as
as
The
from
chase
ment
Due
bonds
1963
196, p. 688,
v.
1982
The bonds
M-S.
Interest
bonds
Securities
&
Co.,
and
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of about 2.92%, as follows:
Union
$480,000 5s. Due
1963
on
from
1967
from
1970
to
1
1976
1974 to
on
on
Aug.
Grand
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
544,000 3.10s. Due
on
sealed
R.
inclusive.
The
bonds
are
White &
D.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Bank of
Marshall County, Benton. Legality
approved by
Fleischer.
Brighton, Mich."
Bond
Bond
Offering—Florence Clark
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
on
Aug. 23 for the purchase of
$155,000
Beaumont
Park
sewer
improvement
assessment
bonds.
Todd,
1 from
1, 1962. Due
1964 to
interest
Central
Aug.
1983 inclusive. The
callable.
are
on
(F-A)
Principal and
payable
at
the
Bank
& Trust
Co., Lex¬
Legality
approved
by
Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
ington.
Raceland, Ky.
Bond
Sale—The $430,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 8—
v.
196,
a
group
585—were
p.
awarded
composed
of
to
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc.; Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, and Westheimer & Co.,
as
4V4s, 33/4S, and 4s, at par a net
interest
cost
of
about
Harber,
ceive
County
sealed
(EST)
chase of
bonds.
2.60s, at
will
until
24
10
a.m.
pur¬
$200,000 school building
Sept. 1, 1962. Due
1
from
1964
inclusive. The bonds
are
to
at
the
Bank of Mt.
approved
Farmers
&
Olivet, Inc.
by
Joseph
R.
1963 to
c/o
First National Bank, 45
Street, Boston, until 11:30
(EDST) on Aug. 23 for the
purchase of $2,000,000 unlimited
tax bonds, as follows:
.
.
.
pay¬
Legality
Rubin,
Due
$3,building bonds
196,. p. 688, are as
industrial
on
v.
July 1 from 1964 to 1983'
inclusive. The bonds
are
callable.
Legality approved by Chapman &
about
interest
of
District
offered
Leominster, Mass.
were
were
Sale—The $322,000 bonds
Aug. 8—v. 196, p. 585—
bonds
are
dated
March
on
1
May
Interest
Offering
Tucker, Anthony
Day, and Estabrook & Co.,
jointly, as 3s, at a price of 100.486,
—
2.93%,
due
of
'
■»
North
Note
Reading, Mass-.
Saie:-— The
F-A.
585—
to
11
$156,000
•
tax
anticipation notes offered Aug, 8
were
"awarded-* to v the
Arlington
Trust Co., Lawrence, at a rate of
1.19%. Due on Nov. 15, 1962.
as
• "•*
*"
bonds.
on
July 1
inclusive.
In¬
J-J.
.
Two
Harbors
Dist. No. 381
v
Independent School
(P. O. Two Harbors),
Minnesota
Bond Offering—Ruth R.
Hoehne,
Legality approved by How¬
Sept.
The
18
building bonds. Dated July 1,1962.
v.
on
be sold
Sept.
11, as
p.
are
dated
No.
Sept.
1,
from
1964
J-J.
100, Minn.
Bond Offering—Agnes
Sept. 1, 1964. Legal¬
BrowmCounty (P.O. New Vim),
1
Interest
Wrenshall,Indep. School District
689.
196,
Jan.
to 1975,
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar¬
quart, Windhorst & West.
on
inclusive.
>*-*-
$1,500,000
bonds will
and not
bonds
1962. Due
y
1971
Legality approved by
Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Wind¬
horst & West.
'
Ashmore,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
LeFevere, Lefler & Hamilton.
•
improvement
1, 1962. Due
to
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 11
for the purchase of $300,000 school
reported in
in¬
sealed
p.m.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Correctio n—The
on
Reiter,
receive
Interest
inclusive.
state-aid road
3%s.
JonesviUe, Mich.
will
7:30
?
1963
terest
ity approved by Howard, Peterson,
41,000 paving bonds,
•
.
city
Due
clusive.
,'»>
until
000
'
1972
Clerk,
(CST)
on
Sept. 11 for the purchase of $700,-
Haertzen.
Nov.
from 1968
net interest cost
Offering—Elfreda
bids
Sorte-
Bloomington, Minns
1
a
3.78%.
City
ard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler &
$55,000 3V4S,
Aug.
Rochester, Minn.
Bond
Clerk, will
1981
to
*
Nov.
temporary
offered
Dated Oct.
Offering—Leland
berg, District
1, 1966 and 1967,
$105,000
3%s,
due
on
on
Paul, at
about
Van
Indep. School Dist. No.
Bond
and
follows:
and
bonds
13—v. 196, p. 480—were awarded
to the American National Bank
net interest cost of
to 1965 inclusive;
plant
improvement
Legality
Edward
Interest A-O.
Preston, Minn.
treatment
(P. O. Anoka), Minn.
$240,000
paving
bonds:
$80,000
4y4s, due on Nov. 1 from 1963
$200,000 water bonds.
90,000 sewer bonds.
32,000 sewerage bonds.
>
a
Wood-
Bond Sale—The $260,000 sewage
1963
from
callable!
are
from
about
about 3.63%, as follows:"
awarded to
net interest cost of about
par,
Offering—Irvin
West.
1,
MINNESOTA
(P. O.
p.
are
Legality
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen,
Marquart,
Windhorst
&
The bonds are
1964
196,
bonds
J-J.
s
(EST) on
Aug. 27 for the purchase of $23,000
tax anticipation notes. Dated Aug.
1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1, 1963.
$281,000 bonds
9—v.
The
Interest
*
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
awarded to J. B. Hanauer &
Co., at
& R. L.
a
Aug.
$365,000
Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
Due on April
1 from 1965 to 1983 inclusive. The
M-S.
Note
Inkster, Mich.
Sale—The
inclusive.
Bond
receive
ing bonds scheduled for offering
ticipation notes offered Aug. 6 sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
on Aug.
28, are as follows:
were
awarded
to
the
on
Security
Aug. 28 for the purchase of
Principal and interest payable Bank of Southgate.
$1,000,000
school bonds.
Dated
at the State Street Bank & Trust
Aug. 1, 1962/ Due on Aug. 1 from
Bond
Sept.
on
Parkers Prairie Hospital Dist.(
Minnesota "
v
'
Solkema, City Clerk, will receive
Note Sale—The $295,000 tax an¬
Company, Boston, and Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, New York
City.
1983
of St.
Southgate), Mich.
$1,999,000 refund¬
Due
Anoka
School
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Windhorst & West.
Wyoming, Mich.
2.97%.
Heintzen
to
dock & Stone.
3.06%.
cost
10
the
sanitary sewer bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1965
aproved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Sal e—The
net
for
11
-
callable.
Rapids School District, Mich.
a
bids until
follows:
to/1977, inclusive.
196, p. 480—were awarded to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
McDonald-Moore
&
Co., jointly,
Metropolitan District, Mass.
the
of
bonds
1962.
—v.
at
Nelson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
motor; vehicle
The
$38,500
tax
anticipation notes offered July 30
Sept.
on
Legal¬
Olivia, Minn.
Offering—M. S.
Bond
highway
fund bonds offered Aug. 8, were
rejected.
cost
Note
1, 1962. Principal
and interest payable at the First
National Bank, Boston. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge.
as
Somerset, Ky.
reported, in
follows:
Elk
1,000,000 water bonds. Due on
Sept, 1 from 1963 to 1972 incl.
offered
Bond Offering Details—Further
details on the offering of the
OQ0,000
interest
as
&
(CDST) on Sept. 20 for the
purchase of $850,000 school bonds.
Bids Rejected—All bids for the
$35,000
$80,000 motor
vehicle highway fund bonds of¬
fered Aug. 13 were awarded to
McDonald-Moore & Co., at a net
$1,000,000 school bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1982 incl.
Detroit,
Peterson
—
Municipal Consultants,
p.m.
National
the
Indep. School Dist.
Offering
callable.
to
April 1 from 1964 to
Paul
Popovich,
.
Dated
Interest F-A.
on
No. 622, Minn.
Bond
Mulvany,
Max
Sylvan Lake, Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
a.m.
Boston
—
8 p.m.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
on Aug. 1 from
inclusive. The bonds
Due
-
by
North St.
rate of 2.00%.
a
Durand, Mich.
Milk
Dated
Otto B. Hor-
ity approved by Dickinson, Wright,
McKean and Cudlip.
Clare,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
callable.
Traders
1971
callable.
are
Bond Offering—Victor A.
bids
—
•/
,
worth, District Clerk, will receive
$500,000 tax anticipation notes, at sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
a rate of 1.85%.
on
:
Aug. 29 for the purchase of
440,000 tax anticipation notes, at $160,000 hospital building bonds.
inclusive.
improvement bonds.
Aug. 1, 1962.
Beverly, Mass
Bond
Louisville.
v
street
price of 100.10,
net interest cost of about 2.56%;
1984
Principal and interest (M-S)
able
re¬
the
for
a
Offering
of
Aug. 20 for the purchase of $26,000
County National Bank, Ever¬
Dated
March
on
Clerk,
bids
Aug.
on
Hildreth
—
the Middle¬
as
Offering
awarded
Bank
nung,
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Bond Offering Details^-Further
County (P. O.
Olivet), Ky.
Mt.
to
ett,
a
details
Bond Offering
$60,000 school
Aug. 7—v. 196, p.
./.
.
Legality ap¬
Dorsey, Owen, Maquart, Windhorst & West.
Community School District,
were
Clio, Mich.
Bond
The
.
Interest A-O.
proved
Plymouth Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Note Sale—The $940,000 notes
offered Aug. 13—v. 196, p. 689—
on
1991
r
due from 1963 to
the
Due
able.
sewage
to
"
>
are
1973 inclusive. The bonds are call¬
June 30, 1964.
on
dock and Stone.
July 1, 1987.
65,000 4V4S. Due on July 1 from
1988
sex
4.19%.
Robertson
arid
$1,000 4s. Due
Co.
57—were awarded
Lexington, Ky.
bonds
—
offered
notes
Dated Aug.
Sale
O"
'
Sale—Th^ $66,000 water
Acton, Mass.
Note
Due'
for
1962.
Michigan
disposal sys¬
tem bonds?offered Aug. 9—v. 196,
p. 480—were awarded to Watling,
Lerchen & Co., as follows:
supply
MASSACHUSETTS
Grafton, Ferguson &
1, 1962.
Olivet
Agfn.^, cjs 3y2s,. at par.
callable.
(J-D)
689.
p.
Note
Rapids), Mich.
$550,000
7
(EDST) on Aug.
purchase of $230,000
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 22 for the
purchase of $20,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated Sept.
1, 1962.
Due on July 1, 1964. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., First of
Michigan
Corp.,
Rand
&
Co.,
James A. Andrews
&
Co., and
1992
196,
mitory bonds offered Aug. 9—v.
196, p. 480—were awarded to the
Housing
and
Home
Finance
syndicate:
to
bids until
27
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Aug. 1 1977.
$160,000 water¬
system bonds. Dated June
1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 1964
works
were
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
at 3860 Plainfield Avenue, Grand
Rapids, until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of $46,000
tax anticipation notes. Dated Sept.
!-
Sale—The
Bond
&
Gardner,
bids
the
dor¬
1
inclusive.
1973
Other members of the
receive
for
Aquinas College (P. O.
1969 inclusive.
Due
Aug.
awarded to Scharff & Jones,
Offering — Roy Swenson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
mers,
Canfield,
Stone.
and
$400,000 state-
offered
Minnetonka, Minn.
Mich.
Note Offering—William L. Tim-
on
to
23/4s,:
1,850,000
Miller,
by
Paddock
Aug. 1,1966.
Due on Aug. 1
2V2S.
1,240,000
approved
inclusive.
1965
to
390,000 3.10s. Due
bonds
Canfield,
Northview School District,
callable. Interest J-D Legality
are
1 from
Aug.
road
The bonds
Dist., Mich.
Sold—No
Not
v.
inclusive. The bonds
1991
/
^
>
1982 inclusive.
Keeney,
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from
1964 to
Sale—The
Inc., as.4y2s.
are
Legality
$43,000 school
stadium bonds offered Aug. 13—
of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 23 for
the purchase
of $150,000 school
building and site bonds. Dated
cate
Jan.! from
on
inclusive.
Bond
Public Sch.
Northville
Secretary
585—were awarded to a syndi¬
headed by Eastman Dillon;
p.
Due
1983
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Mississippi
Bond
Stone.
Bonds
Bond Offering—Russell
bonds
J-D.
from
1
Adams County (P. O. Natchez fl
1963
from
Miller,
by
&
Paddock
\
The
Interest
received
$6,039,000
construction
15 — v. 196,
highway
offered Aug.
inclusive.
1988
Due
1979
to
Jan.
inclusive.
MISSISSIPPI
1,
Aug.
Dated
June
pn
approved
Allegan County School District,
No. 18 (P. O. Dorr), Mich.
Sale —The
Bond
County
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 23
will
and
MICHIGAN
inclusive.
Offering—Cress
Clerk,
Deposit
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
for the purchase of
Bond
Safe
ton
White, Weld 811 Co.f Hajlgarten,
&
Co.,
Lee
Higginsbn/, Corp;,
Reynolds & Co., Hemphill, Noyes
'
callable.
Legality
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Hardin, Ky.
City
to
the Bos¬
Trust Co.
Due
1976
to
1980
Jan. 1 from
on
on
to
45,000 3.20s.
School District
bonds.
as
inclusive.
Due
3s.
1977
were
1962.
Due
35,000 3.10s.
Canfield,
aid
interest (M-S) payable at
by Foley, Cox & Judell.
are
Aug.
on
purchase of $2,000,000 mu¬
3.13%,
1972
to
1973
building
Aug. 23
on
Dated Sept.
1,1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963
to 1982, inclusive.
Principal and
approved
Legality
(EDST)
a.m.
50,000
are
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 5 for
the purchase of $1,084,000 school
nicipal service bonds.
callable.
are
11
for the
March 1 from 1965 to 1987
on
inclusive.
1,535,000 3s. Due
due
are
to
on
1968
Legality
Miller,
about
of
$55,000 2.70s.
Sr., Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
Boston,
Street,
Water
40
until
Sept. 25 for the pur¬
of $900,000 public improve¬
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1/. 1962.
(CST)
the
on
Bank,
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Ky.
will
and
will
Chairman,
bonds
cost
(P. O. Mio), Mich.
Bond Offering—Walter S. Lixey,
City Treasurer; will receive sealed
bids "c/o The National Shawmut
C.
in g—Robert
r
District
Hollier,
MARYLAND
Geneva Gray,
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
23
for the purchase of $875,000
City
O f f e
Bond
a.m.
interest
follows:
Stone.
Au Sable
Mio
Waltham, Mass.
Offering—John E. Clark,
Bond
Louisiana
re¬
Aug. 20 for the purchase
$400,000
bonds.
will
Clerk,
City
by
approved
Service
(P. O. Abbeville),
District No. 2
D.
Offerin g—Robert
The
M-N.
Interest
Paddock &
clusive.
Bond
inclusive.
1991
to
Dated
April 1 from 1964 to 1991 in¬
on
Huron Healy,
bids until 8
Due on May 1 from 1963
1,-1962.
of $1,student center facility
April 1, 1961. Due
bonds.
LOUISIANA
a.m.
—
sealed
Minneapolis; Allison-Williams
Co.; J. M. Dain & Co., and Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, at par, a net
p.m.
24 for-the purchase
000,000
inclusive.
KENTUCKY
11
bids
Offering
receive
of
(EST) on Sept. 11 for the
purchase of $1,655,000 school site
and building bonds.
Dated Sept.
Catalina, President
and Treasurer, will receive sealed
Sale—The $355,000
Bond
Bond
will
Offerin g—Reverend
Bond
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
.
Lakewood School District (P. O.
Lake Odessa), Mich.
of the Sisters of
Joseph of Boston, Regis College
for Women (P. O., Weston), Mass.
St.
Walton, Ky.
inter¬
improvement
were
Skaggs,
and
Kansas
Sale—The $111,500
Bond
nal
Cutler,
Fahey.
clusive.
.
,
(CDST) on Aug.
30 for the purchase of $450,000
schoohbuilding bonds. Dated Oct,
L 1962., Due pa ApriLL from 19d5
:
to
1984 inclusive.
Interest A-CL
supply system bonds offered Aug.»
Bond Sale—-The $185,000 drain8—v. 196; p. 480—were"*awarded age bonds offered Aug. 7 were* Legality/Approved, by - Peterson*
LeFevere, Lefler & Hamilton.
to McDonald-Moore &
Co.,. at a awarded to a group composed of
These are the bonds originally
net interest cost of about 3.25%.
the Northwestern National Bank
Bond
S
a
l e—The
$30,009 water
Minnesota
,
- -
-
.
Volume
offered
bids
>■
Number 6187
196';
.
Sale—The
bonds
Douglas County School Dist. No. 66
(Pm O. Omaga), Neb.
Bond
$1,460,000
Aug. 7—v.
offered
Offering—Irvin
Yaffe,
Secretary of the Board of Educareceive sealed bids
will
ton
until
196, p. 480—were awarded to a n a.m. (CST) on Aug. 22 for the
syndicate composed of Hattier & purchase
of $1,900,000 bonds.
Sanford; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Dated Sept. 15,
1962.
Due on
Fenner & Smith Inc.; White, Weld
Sept. 15 from 1963 to 1987 inclu&
First National Bank, and sive. The bonds are callable. Prin& Byron Speed Co., at
cipai and interest (M-S) payable
par, a net interest, cost of about at the County Treasurer's office,
3.64%, as follows:
Omaha.
Legality
approved
by
Co.;
Jackson
5 V2s.
$330,000
from
Due
1963
to
3V2S.
240,000
from 1971
from
1975
Due
Due
March
1982.
-
Laurel, Miss.
City
improvement
1,
1962.
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
from
The bonds
the
at
$200,000
bonds
Cady & Co., Inc.,
Due
$176,000 water
were
on
_
Ro-
Dated
Aug.
addition
awarded to
bonds
offered
interest
of
cost
Coffin
&
NEW
Franklin Township (P. O.
New Brunswick), N. J.
,
MISSOURI
Bond Sale—The $1,098,000 bonds
offered Aug. 7—v. 196, p. 369—
,
St.
Charles
County Reorganized
School District No. R-3
Weldon
(P. O.
Springs), Mo.
Gordon
March 1 from 1963 to 1979
on
inclusive.
•
Southeast Missouri State College
(P. O. Cape Girardeau), Mo.
Bond
Offering
receive
—
sealed
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
bids
until'11
Sept. 5 for the
$2,500,000 dormitory
system bonds. Dated April 1,1962.
Due on April 1 from 1965 to 2002
inclusive.
on
Legality
by
approved
Charles & Trauernicht.
-f-rv 11
to
Bank
the
system
bonds,
and 3%s.
as
Due
on
elusive.
from
1963
Sale—The
Bond
$378,000 bonds
Aug. 8 were awarded to
John J. Ryan & Co., and Leben&
thai
price
Co.,
of
to
as
on
in¬
1982
clusive.
Offering — Fred L. Hill,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids on Aug. 27 for the purchase
of $225,000 special improvement
district bonds.
general
Great
the
bonds
originally
not sold.
Falls
improvement
Aug.
Special Improvement
-
.
National
den
«
.
awarded
were
i96
to
.
—
.
First
the
Bank
48i
p.
&
Cam¬
Co.,
Camden, as 3s, at a price of 100.048,
a net interest cost of about 2.99%,
follows:
$115,000 general bonds.
44,000 assessment, Series A bds.
6,000 assessment, Series B bds.
Township School District
Grimm, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
8
(EDST); on Aug. 29
purchase
of $1,680,000
p.m.
the
for
school bonds.
on
Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
o—l
Sept. •. from 1964 to 1981
1 ^
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the First Tren¬
ton National Bank.
Legality ap¬
proved by Caldwell, Trimble &
(M-S)
Bids
ment
Rejected—All
for
bonds
the
$39,000
offered
bids
Aug.
6
Park
re¬
improve¬
were
Borough
on
Poplar, Mont.
Bond
Offering —Gene
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
W.
(MST)
on
Aug. 27 for the purchase of $40,000
sewer bonds.
Dated Sept. 15, 1962.
Yellowstone
County Rural Special
Improvement District No. 467
(P. O. Billings), Mont.
Offering
—
The
10:30
un-
(MST) on Aug. 20
purchase of $18,526 improvement bonds.
for
a.m.
the
29
for
the
general
bonds.
will
(EDST)
purchase of
improvement
1, 1962. Due
Dated Sept.
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1976, incl.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay-
able
at
the
Park Ridge.
First
National Bank,
Legality approved by
payable
bonds
481
offered
The
Aug.
$50,000 water
7—v.
196,
p.
were
awarded to Boland,
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, as 2.95s,
at a price of 100.002, a net interest
—
cost of about 2.94%.
the
of
15650 000
pos"! plan?
for
15,
Union
Free
School
4
(P. O.
Hastings-on-Hudson), N.
Bond
Sale
bonds
—
Trust
offered
'
abouU3.12%.:;,va
New
l
/
c
York
i*
state
at
the
Tompkins
County Trust Company, Ithaca.
Legality approved by Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
Bond
Sale—The
Dormitory
196,
587—were awarded to
p.
a?eA
y
,
o1?
i
followsfollows:
$1,525,000 6s. Due
to
196,
Adams,
3.60s, at
sani-
$235,000
8
586—were awarded to
McEntee & Co., Inc., as
p.
price of
a
100.67,
a
net
interest cost of about 3.54%.
Middleton, N. Y.
.
Bond Sale—The $120,000 public
improvement bonds offered Aug.
8—v. 196, p. 481—were awarded
to Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc., as
2.60s, at a price of 100.224, a net
interest cost of about 2.55%.
180.000 4 Vis. Due
July 1, 1974.
on
July 1
on
euD.S2V3
-
-
from 1975 to
1,360,000
from
..
780,000
1985
3.60s.
1986
to
3.70s.
•
-
inclusive.
July
on
1
inclusive.
1989
Due
July
,on
'
1990 and 1991.
July 1, 1992.
on
Other members of the syndicate:
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bids
until
11
Sept. 5 for the pur$124 000 V imnrovement
at
the
Legality
Bank
Millbrook.
of
approved
by
Sykes,
Jerusalem,
Bond
Benton,
Torrey,
Italy,
ttaiy,
Geneva,
^enev<*>
rotter,
Potter,
(P.O. Penn Yan),
Offering
-
Leon
Taylor,
President of the Board of Educa-
*annestock
rn
& Co.,
andAuchincloss, Parker & Redpath..
Orangetown and Clarkstown Union
Free
District
South
Bond
No.
4
(P.
N. Y.
Nyack),
Offering
—
O.
Mrs. Helen
seaied
b][ds
Aue
untii
l
for
the
23
Due
nurchase
Dated
Aug.
on
(EDST)
p.m.
$35 000 school bonds.
1962
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(EDST) on Aug. 22 for
the purchase of $2,100,000 school
building bonds. Dated July 1,1962.
July 1 from 1963 to 1991
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Security
on
Company,
Bank
Rochester,
New
York
or
Trust
Company, New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy.
Monticello, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $92,000 public
improvement bonds offered Aug.
(EST)
a.m.
by
**lbUnl & MC~
Queens College Incorporated
(P. O. Charlotte), N. C.
wB,?nd O f f e r' " S — Edwin R.
Waker bids until 10 will
President
sealed
receive
a.m.
(EST)
Aug. 27 for the purchase of
$405,000 dormitory bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1961.
Due on Nov. 1 from
1964 to 2001 inclusive.
Legality
Smith, More, Smith,
«^Pr?.v^?
Schell & Hunter.
NORTH DAKOTA
Belheld, N. Dak.
$10,000 water-
Bond
Sale—The
.
,
,
of
Aug.
1 from 1963
.
i
T
*>o
7o0„rks k°"ds o£fered
f-v.
196, P- 370—were awarded to the
»
_
N
ti
j
B
k
f
Dickinson
7
„
414s, at
as
par.
Ramsey and Benson Counties,
Churchs Ferry Public School
Dist. No. 4 (P. O. Devils Lake),
North
P.
Cooke, District Clerk, will receive
Dakota
Bond Offering
—
.
Grace Disher,
-
.
^strict. £
blds untl1 2
,/£o™1Ve sea*e<d
W
(CST)
P-m-
Aug.
on
20 for the Purchase of $140,000
scb°o1 building bonds. Dated Oct.
inclusive. Principal and
^2* Pue ?n
^ {.ronJ
interest (F-A)
payable at the
inclusive. The bonds are
Tappin Zee National Bank, Nyack. callable. Interest A-O. Legality
by
Erickstad
&
Legality approved by Hawkins, ^,ppf+oved
Delafield & Wood.
Joughty.
1972
Valley City, N. D.
Port of New York Authority
(P. O. Ill 8th Avenue), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $5,475,000
muter
bonds
car
offered
Bond Offering
com-
Aug.
9
196, p. 587—were awarded
to Glore, Forgan & Co., at a price
0f 100.009, a net interest cost of
about 1.94%, as follows:
—v.
$3,625,000 2s. Due
1965
1965 and
Dec. 15 from
on
Due
Dec.
on
—
N, E. Crosby,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
/nf(m.
bl(^s until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $200,999 public utility bonds. Dated
SePt1962- Due on Sept. 1 from
1963
to
15,
1967
Owen,
ste:in' Clty
approve,
Marquart,
Interest
Windhorst
& West.
1966.
OHIO
Rochester, N. Y.
Nate offerin#
inclusive.
M"S. LegaUty
sey,
inclusive.
1,850,000 1.90s.
J.
Archbold, Ohio
SilverComptroller, will re—
E.
Bond
Offering
Don Walters,
—
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
.^ve_sealed jnds until ^ p.m. bids untn no0n (EST) on Aug. 30
chase of $4 490 500 notes
Is fol" f°r* the puFchase of $225.000
^nase OI
noxes, as ioi
waterworks improvement bonds.
lows:
Dated
•
Dated
Aug. 30, 1962. Due on
1963. Principal and interest payable at the Manufactur-
Aug. 29,
erg
Hanover Trust Company, New
£ork City Legality approved by
n??thv
Washburn & Mcy'
Scarsdale, N.
Bond
15
Sale —The
acquisition
196,
the
Scarsdale
$132,000
offered
National
1,
1963
The bonds
are
Aug.
City
of
1963 to
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
of
on
$403,325
until
bids
Aug.
21
$247,000
for the
sewer
Due
p.m.
pur-
system
Glen L
will
Gan_
receive
noon
1963 to
Dated
1972
on
Due
improvement
Dec.
1
from
inclusive.
sewer
bonds.
1
_
Auditor,
street
328,600
Offering—Harry H. PinckVillage Treasurer, will re¬
Principal
follows:
bonds.
Bond
Dec.
(EDST) on
Aug. 30 for the purchase of $731,925 special assessment bonds, as
of
Warwick, N. Y.
on
inclusive.
Bay Village> Ohio
Co., as 2.80s, at a price
100.0033, a net interest cost
ney,
callable.
B(md offerlng
&
2.79%.
Due
1980
to
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Peoples State Bank, Archbold. Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey.
Bank
Trust
about
1962.
sealed bids until
land
9
481—were awarded to
bonds
__v.
p.
Y.
Oct.
from
yard,
2:30 p.m.
Due
Kr
$4,468,000 bonds anticipat'n notes.
22,500 capital notes.
Galloway & Dikeman.
Milo,
FnhnPQ+npk
& ,V°>
11
Legal,ty approved
on
of
until
^arxny.
to.; Lee Higginson
^
a.m.
bond?. Dated May
1962. Due on
May 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay
prinCipal
payable
bids
Citizens Bank & Trust Company,
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Shields &
Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; ShearSOn, ^Hamrnill
&
Co.;
Bacon,
1962 to
Offering — Mary S. Murtaugh, Village Treasurer, will re¬
Easter-
on
Due
421,000 Is. Due
Millbrook, N. Y.
Bond
E.
28 for the purchase of
$1,750,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June 1
from 1965 to 1986 inclusive. Principai and interest (J-D) payable
the First National City Bank,
New
York
City, or the First-
on July 1 from
inclusive.
1973
2,665,000
to
bonds offered Aug.
sewer
Offering—W.
AuS-
on
New York
c
syndlJat^
d
district bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
on Dec. 1 from
1963 to 1991
interest
interest
net
.a
NORTH CAROLINA
Bond
Bond
Sale
Th e $6,931,000
dormitory bonds, offered Aug. 13
Due
payable
100.51,
New Bern (P. O. Raleigh), N. C.
Co
Authority (P. O. Elsmere),
Bond
(J-D)
price of
sealed
v
by
hhaca WonrlthaW V1
¥
Corp.; J.'fi. Bradford Co.; Charles
\r.
y. itnacaJ, IV. i .
and
196
v.
—
cost of about 3.55%.
1
nnaca
Principal
9
ernment Commission, will receive
at
Stevenson. &
Offering—Ben V. Boynton,
TownT Supervisor,
wili receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EDST)
on
Aug. 30 for the purchase of
$130,000 Renwick Heights sewer
w
$250,000 water
Aug.
Lane.
approved
1963
o
inclusive.
offered
p. 587-were awarded to Adams!
McEntee & Co., Inc., as 3.60s, at
a
notes,
•
York
Bond Sale—The
,
bonds
J.
.
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Y.
$1,850,000
Aug.
9—
The
Legality
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov-
.1
196, p. 586—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Geo. B.
Gibbons & Co.y Inc., and Marine
Trust Company of Western New
York, Buffalo, and consisting of
Chas.
E.
Weigold & Co., Inc.;
B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., and Bacon, Stevenson & Co., as 3.20s, at
a
price of 100.649, a net interest
cost of
notes.
CTN-37
13, 1962. Principal
payable at the Chem-
New
Warwick.
Sullivan,
ae
as
District No.
Bank
Legality
Bank,
a
cancelled.
Greenburgh
CTN-36
9, 1963."
origdialfy ^Inc at ?! "eoTlboS
has been
ne?lnteresfcost of ablt 3 52%!
bonds
Aug.
Jan.
°Z
Sept.
Dated
v.
sewerage
$55,640,000
*
Series
and interest
ical
of
Series
on
The
Offering Cancelled
offering
Chemical
Pleasant, N. J.
—
at
Canandaigua, N. Y.
Bond
Trust
Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
Point
Due
and interest
the First Na¬
tional City Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Dikeman.
District No.l
Herley,
receive
on
Bond Sale
District
Clerk will receive sealed bids
til
Aug.
$300,000
Theroux, City Clerk, will receive
Bond
Treasurer,
Sept..l, 1962.
Senfca and Pulteney Central Sch.
Ridge, N. J.
Bond Offering—John J.
sealed bids until 8:15 p.m.
rejected.
(A-O)
Principal
Barrington,
tsamngton,
Mitchell.
Due
Woodbury Water District
(P. O. Highland Mills), N. Y.
—
purchase
40,460,000
April 1 from 1963 to 1991
on
inclusive.
Trust
District No. 1031, Mont.
ceived
Due
-—v.
$165,000 bonds
7_v.
the
$15 180>0oo
Offering—Virginia Amaro,
school bonds. Dated
tary
Sale—The
Bond
o(fered
1962
Hanrahan & McGovern.
York
offering
William Reid,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 21
(P. O. Unity Drive,
Centereach), N. Y.
Madrid, N. Y.
Haddon Heights, N. J.
Due
.
scheduled for the offering on Aug.
and
interest
follows:
Bond Offerin g—Willard F.
Falls, Mont.
Bond
13,
a
(P. O. Trenton), N. J.
City
are
3V8s, at
net
as
Note
11
$40>000 water bonds.
MONTANA
These
as
100.0945, a
3.11%,
Hamilton
Great
jointly,
cost of about
as
85,000 water system bonds,
S^s, 3%s, and 4s. Due
1
Van
offered
of
March 1 from 1963 to 1982 in-
June
J.
bonds.
Atirn *
$85,000 water
2%s, 3V8S,
Saffin,
B.
Garfield, 1V. J.
338,000
Troy and Peoples Bank of Hawk
Point, as follows:
oo
and
$865,000 sewer assessment bonds.
163,000 sewer bonds.
40,000 water assessment bonds.
30,000 water bonds.
Sale—The $170,000 bonds
awarded
were
Dmnr
Boland,
Ingen & Co., jointly, as 3V4S, at a
price ,pf 100.235, a net interest
cost of about 3.20%, as follows: !
Troy, Mo.
Bond
to
Sautter
&
Jane
Grebe,
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
will
awarded
were
Bond Sale—The $295,000 school
bonds
were
awarded
to
Stern
Brothers & Co., as 3V2S, and 3s.
Due
McGovern W L^nt
& Lane.
MoCovern
Housing Authority,
j]ew
-
v.
JERSEY
1994 inclusive.
to
No.
school
4s, 4V4S, 4V2S,
July 1 from 1965
1,
tional
Broohhaven Central School District
about 3.25%.
as
Aug.
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
Aug.
7
Burr,
inc>> and F. S. Moseley & Co., as
3.30s, at a price of 100.35, a net
to
awarded
Dated
New York City
Notes'as follows:
scheduled
Bond Sale—The $444,000 school
awarded, bonds.
interest cost of about 2.72%.;
vJnmnrlhl
Hanrahan,
van,
di
■
,
tranklm, N. H.
pay-
Company, Laurel,
Sale—The
sewer
and 4%s.
notes.
.
National
Verona, Miss.
Bond
a.m.
for
ton.
were
and
L.
berge, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EDST)
on
Aug. 20 for the purchase of
callable.
are
Commercial
Bank & Trust
Oct.
to
1963
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
Offering—Richard
Legality approved by Storey,
1982 Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge,
Dated
11
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Aug.
28 for the purchase of $1,531,320
22,
1962. Due on Dec. 14, 1962. Prin10 a.m. (CST) on Aug. cipal and interest payable at the
purchase of $50,000 city National Shawmut Bank of Bos-
21 for the
until
bids
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Note
586—were
Aug. 23 for the purchase of $141*000 fire bonds. Dated
May 15, 1962. Due on May 15 from
1963 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Village Treasurers office. Legalon
Bond
1,
Offering—Graves Butler,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
sealed
(EDST)
Berlin, NJ H.
:
Bond
ceive
&
1
196, p.
the Marine Trust Company of on April 1 from 1963 to 1991 inBond Offering—Gustave Fishel, Western New York,
Buffalo, as elusive.
Principal
and
interest
Jr., Village Treasurer, will re-v2As> at a price of 100.059, a net (A-O) payable at the County Na-
NEW HAMPSHIRE
inclusive.
on
9—v.
,
57
Babylon, N. TV
1
March
on
1981
Baird
(797)
NEW YORK
.
Pedersen.
March
on
Martin,. Lane,
Wells,
1974 inclusive.
to
2y4s.
142,000
1
inclusive.
1970
Due
to
3%s.
748,000
March
on
-
.
_
rejected.
•Bond
school
/NEBRASKA
May 28, for which all
on
were
Greenville Municipal Separate
School District, Miss.
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
on
improvement
Dec.
1
from
1977 inclusive.
Sept. 1, 1962. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
and interest
National
City Bank of Cleveland,
Rocky River Branch. Legality
ap-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
58
by
proved
(798)
Squire,
& Legally approved by Peck, Shaf¬
Sanders
Offering
—
Ohio
Pauline
,
Cle¬
will receive
(EDST)
on
Aug. 30 for the purchase of
$316,300 special assessment bonds,
City Auditor,
ment,
1
p.m.
follows:
as
.
until
bids
sealed
| $74,000 street improvement bonds.
<
Williams.
&
American Securities
tional Bank, Portland.
velt
&
&
Campbell,
Bond
awarded to the United States Na¬
Monday, August 20, 1962
.
Corp., Roose¬ bonds offered Aug. 14 — v. 196,
Cross, Inc., Barr Brothers p. 588—were awarded to John NuCo., J. A. Hogle & Co., First veen & Co., and Wiley
Bros.,; Inc.,
Lane tind Douglas Counties, South
Twinsburg Local School District,
of
Michigan Corp., Butcher & jointly, at a price of
Lane School District No. 4SJ3
100.007, a
Ohio
Sherrerd,
net interest cost of about
Schmidt,
Roberts
&
4.07%,
(P. O. Eugene), Ore.
Bond
Offering — M.
Leland
Parke, Bacon, Whipple & Co., as follows:
Bond Offering—Isabelle S. Gates,
Zahniser, Clerk of the Board of
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Ernst &
District Clerk, will receive sealed
$65,000 4Vis. Due on June 1 from
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Co., King, Quirk & Co., Inc.,-J* W.
1963 to 1968 inclusive,
bids until 8 p.m., (PST) on Sept.,
bids until noon. (EDST) on Aug.
Sparks & Co.,' Schaffer, Necker &'
12 for the purchase of $1,250,000
390,000 4s, Due on June 1 from
30 for the purchase of $990,000
Co., Singer, Deane & Scribner,,
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
school bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
;
school improvement bonds. Dated
Estabrook & Co., Stern Brothers
Due on Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1983
430,000 4.10s. Due on June 1 from
& Co.,; Rand & Co.,Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
Penington,:
*1977 to 1982 inclusive.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
1963 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
Colket & Co., W. H. Newbold's
payable
at
the
County, Son &
(J-J)
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Co.; Green, Ellis & Ander¬ Hidalgo County (P. O. Edinburg),
Treasurer's
office. Legality
ap¬
Twinsburg Banking Company.
Texas \■
son, James A. Andrews
& Co.t
?
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
Bond
Inc., Robert Garrett & Sons, A. E,
Offering—Rauscher,
& Rankin.
University of Toledo
Pierce & Co.,
Masten & Co., Woodcock,
Inc., Dallas, Finan¬
Moyer,
(P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Fricke - &
Oregon (State of) '*
French, v Inc.,
Baker, cial Advisors, will receive sealed
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bids until 10 a.m.
Bond Offering — D. L. Phipps, Watts & Co., Field, Richards'&
(CST) on Sept.
be received until noon (EST) on
5 for the. purchase of
State Forester, will receive sealed Co., Newburger, Loeb & Co., C. K
$1,200)000
Sept. 12 for the purchase of $1,- bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on Sept. Childs &
Co., Tucker, Anthony & courthouse bonds. Dated Sept. 15,
700,000 dormitory bonds. Dated 5 for the
purchase of $650,000 R. L. Day, New York Hanseatic 1962. Due on May l .from 1963 to
May 1, 1962. Due on May 1 from forest rehabilitation and refor¬
Corp., Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley 1971 inclusive.
1963 to 1992 inclusive.
;
estation bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Co., Inc.,
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jersey Village, Texas
Due on Oct. 1 from 1971 to 1977 Jenks, Kirkland &
Warren County (P. O. Lebanon),
Co., Cunning¬
-Bond Offerin
inclusive. The bonds are callable. ham, Schmertz & Co., Inc., Raff
g—George P.
v"'
Ohio
Brandt, Mayor, will receive sealed
Interest A-O. Legality approved fensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Bond
Inc;,
Offering — James D.
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
Shuler, * Sayre,
Winfree
& R. James Foster & Co., Inc.,.McTempleton, County Auditor, will by
Aug. 20 for the purchase of $200,Rankin.
•
1
Junkin, Patton & Co., Rauscher,
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
fer
Dempsey.
.
.
Due
Oct.
on
1963
from
1
to
,
,
.
.
,
.
1972 inclusive.
,
,
242,300 street improvement bonds.
Due
Oct.
on
from
1
to
1963
•'
Oct.
1, 1962. Principal
interest (A-O) payable at the
Dated
and
City Auditor's office, Campbell.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders and Company.
Chillicothe, Ohio
Offering—B. J.
Bond
Director
to
inclusive.
1972
1
i
'
r
•
'
"
.
Stacey,
of
Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Sept. 4 for the purchase of $48,000
street improvement bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
1963
*
-
1972 inclusive
•
Principal
•
Director of Finance,
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
(EST) on Aug. 28 for the purchase
of $199,000 sewer bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
1963 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Cuyahoga County (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio
Bond
Offering—Wm. F. Chin-
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
and interest
office of
(J-D) payable at the
the
Chillicothe.
Clerk
nock,
County
ceive
will
bids
11
(EDST)
from 1964 to
Lake
April
on
1982
County
im¬
sewerage
Dated
bonds.
Due
re¬
a.m.
6 for the pur¬
$1,471,270
provement
1962.
Sept.
on
of
until
Oct.
1,
Oct.
and
1
inclusive.
(P.
O.
Painesville),
Ohio
O f f
Bond
1
e r
Gordon
Clerk of the Board
County Commissioners, will
sealed
(EDST)
bids
until
11
of
re¬
a.m.
Aug. 29 for the pur¬
chase of $288,840 sewer improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
Due
on
on
1 from
Dec.
1964
to
1972
inclusive.
and
interest
(J-D)
the
County
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's
by
Demspey.
Legality
ap¬
Sanders
Squire,
&
Marietta, Ohio
Bond
L. La
sealed
bids until noon (EST) on
Sept. 6 for the purchase of $28,000
final judgment bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1962. Due
to* 1968
on
Dec. 1 from 1964
inclusive.
interest
(J-D)
Principal
payable
at
and
the
Peoples Banking & Trust Com¬
pany, Marietta. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Northmor
Local
School
District
(P. O. Shauck), Ohio
Bond
Offering—Clyde Perkins,
Clerk of the Board
of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(EST)
Sept.
11
for the
purchase of $666,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct.
on
1, 1962. Due
on
Dec. 1
from 1964 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(J-D) payable
Peoples
Bank,
Mount
Gilead.
Legality ■* approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
at
District
Bond
the
Bond Offering—Mary E.
Martin,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug.
29 for the purchase of
$72,150.06
street improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1962. Due
1963
to
1972
and interest
on
Oct.
1962.
1,
ledo,
at
of
Due
and
June
on
price of 100.23,
a
interest
cost
Silverton,
Oregon
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
received
be
on
of
purchase
net
a
about- 4.21%.
of
Sept.
10
$125,000
provement bonds.:,
;
for
sewer
.
will
the
im¬
;
.
PENNSYLVANIA
Braddock
Bond
School
District, Pa.
Offering—Ruth E. Sulli¬
Puerto
RICO
Sept,
15,
from
1966
bonds
1962. Due
to
1983
on
March
15
inclusive. /The
callable. Principal and
are
interest (M-S) payable at the Na¬
tional Bank of
Commerce, Hous¬
ton. Legality approved
by Vinson,
Elkins, Weems & Searls.
■
" «'. ;
Knoxvilte, Tenn.
Bond Offering—John J.
Mayor,
until
Duncan,
will receive sealed bids
(EST) on Aug.'28 for
noon
the purchase
ited tax
of
bonds,
$1,200,000 unlim¬
as
$1,000,000> public
Due
follows:
works
Aug.
1 from
1983 inclusive.-- \
1
on
-bonds.
1964
to
.
Rico
-
...
-
•
r
r*.'
.
*
Bond Sale—The $7,000 building
offered Aug. 13 — v. 196,
bonds
p. 691—were awarded to the First
National
at
a
Bank
Offering
Dated
—
Geneva
Oct.
1,
a
as
2V2S,
net interest
Bond Offering—R. V.
chase
ment
Due
Backlund,
Recorder, will re¬
bids
until
7
p.m.
Aug. 22 for the pur¬
$116,000 city improve¬
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
on
of
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1977
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
by
office.
Shuler,
Legality approved
Sayre,
Winfree
&
Rankin.
Glendale, Ore.
Bond
S
a
1 e—The
the
Dela¬
Bank
of
the
sale
of
the
$30,000,000
Principal and interest
payable at the Merchants
(M-N)
&
—
Planters
$20,000
fire
fighting equipment bonds offered
Aug.
6—v.
196,
p.
482—were
that
syndicate:
Drexel & Co., Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc.,
First Boston Corp.,
and
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.:
Smith, Barney & Co., Blyth & Co.,
Inc., Lehman Brothers, Phelps,
Fenn
&
Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc., White, Weld & Co., A. C.
Allyn
&
Co.,
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Stroud &
Co., Inc.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Yarnall, Biddle &
Co., Alex. Brown & Sons, W. E.
Hutton & Co., A. G. Becker &
Co.,
Inc., Reynolds & Co., Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Hallgarten &
Co.,
Bank,
Manufacturers
Winnsboro,
Hanover
or
Trust
Company, New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Sinkler, Gibbs &
Simons.
syndicate
headed by Halsey, Stuart &
Co.,
Inc., the following were members
of
inclusive.
callable.
16th series bonds to the
Bandon, Oregon
City
to
Pennsylvania General State
Authority (P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
In
OREGON
sealed
awarded
County National
Chester, as 3V4S, at par.
ware
Bond Additional Information
1962.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the Sec¬
ond
National
Bank,
Hamilton.
Jonas,
482—were
cost of about 2.44%.
June and Dec. 1 from 1963
inclusive.
of
price of 100.14,
(J-D) payable at the
Cramer, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on
Sept. 13 for
the purchase of
$713,000 school
building improvement and equip¬
'
-
■
(PST)
bonds.
PUERTO
.
000 water and sewer bonds. Dated
,
Principal
Ross Local School
District, Ohio
Bond
Pierce
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Tuller * &
Zucker, Stern, Lauer. & Co., Wil*
liam S.. Morris. & Co., Eddleman,
Pollok & Fosdick, Inc., Robert L.
Whittaker & Co., Byrd Brothers,
King, Mackall « & ; Coe, Swehey
Cartwright & Co., J. B. Hanauer
& Co., Mead, Miller & Co., Simp¬
son, Emery & Co., Irving Lundborg
Co., Kalman & Co., Inci,
M. B. Vick & Co., Pohl & Co., Inc.,
Charles A. Parcells & Co., Joseph,
Mellen & Miller, Inc., J. A. Over¬
ton & Co:, and McDOugal & Con¬
don', Inc.
Water Resources
200,000 public improvement
van,
Secretary of the Board of
,Authority (P. O. San Juan),:
bonds.. Due on Aug. ,1 from
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-? Directors, will receive sealed bids
Puerto Rico
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 27
^
1963 to 1982, inclusive.
able at the Central National Bank,
Electric Power Output Gainsfor the purchase of $350,000 schoolDated Aug. 1,-^1962*
Principal
Cleveland. Legality approved byy
Tim Authority reports revenues of
bonds. Dated Sept? 1/1962; Due
and interest (F-A) payable, at the
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
$4,521,430 in May, 1962, compared Chase Manhattan
on Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclu¬
Bank, New York
with $4,059,179 in May. of 1961,
Willow,ick, Ohio
sive.
Interest M-S.
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
Legality ap¬
Rafael V, Urrutia,,
Bond Offering—G. Fred Martin, proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry according to
well, Trimble & Mitchell?
X
J
Executive Director of the Author¬
City Director of Finance, will re¬ 6 Pohl. i?
Macon County (P. O, Lafayette),
ity which produces, all electric
ceive
sealed
bids
untilJ noon
T&ttftGSSGG
Fayette County (P. O. Uniontown), power in Puerto Rico.
(EDST) on Sept. 5 for the pur¬
X
Bond Sale —The $200,000 road
For the 12 months ended. May,.
Pennsylvania
;■
chase of $467,300 bonds, as fol¬
bonds offered Aug. 6—v. 196, p.
Bond Offering—Paul Thomas, 31, 1962, revenues of the Author¬
lows:
totaled
$52,455,451,-against 163—were awarded to. the First
Jr., County Controller, will re¬ ity
$67,300 street improvement bonds. ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
$46,735,803 the preceding twelve U. S. Corporation, at h net inter¬
Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to
(EDST) on Sept. 6 for the pur¬ months, an increase of 12.2%. < ; ~ est cost of about -3.49%.
1972 inclusive.
The Government Development
chase
of
$1,262,000 county ' im¬
fl.
>
400,000 storm sewer bonds.
Due
for .Puerto
Rico * is fiscal
provement bonds. Dated Sept. 1, Bank
•on Dec.-1
from 1963 to 1982
1962.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 agent for the Puerto Rico Water ;
Bryan, Texas
r;
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Fred C. Sandto 1990 inclusive.
The bonds are Resources Authority..
X.:
Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
Principal callable. Interest M-S. ' Legality
lin, City Manager,, will ;receive
SOUTH CAROLINA
and interest (J-D) payable at the.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
approved . by
Burgwin, V Ruffin,
Lake County
National Bank of Perry & Pohl.- /
Aug. 20 for the purchase of $400,Walhalla, S. C.
Painesville. Legality approved by
000
street
/
improvement, bonds.
Bond Offering—S. B. Rochester,
North Braddock School District.
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Mayor, will receive sealed - bids Dated Sept. 1; 1962. Due on Sept.
(P. O. Braddock), Pa.
until noon (EST) on Aug. 21 for"' 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. The
OKLAHOMA
Bond Offering—Emidio J. Guerthe purchase of $750,000 water¬ bonds are callable. Principal and
interest 7 (M-S)
Oklahoma Christian College (P. O. rieri, Secretary of the Board of works system bonds. Dated
payable atthe
Sept.
Directors, will receive sealed bids
First State Bank & Trust Com¬
Oklahoma City), Okla.
1, 1962.
Due on March 1 from
until 7:30 p.m. (EDST) on Aug.
pany, -Bryan,
or
City | National
1964 to
1992
inclusive.
Interest
Bond Offering—James O. Baird,
30
for
the purchase of $90,000 *
M-S. Legality approved by Sink- Bank, Bryan.' Legality approved
President, will receive sealed bids school bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1962.
by McCall & Horton.'
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Sept. 1
ler, Gibbs & Simons.'
' ,;
Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1980
for the purchase of $442,000 hous¬
Center Independent School District,
inclusive. Interest M-S» Legality
Winnsboro, S. C.
'
;
ing system bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Texas
approved
Bond Offering—■ Alton P. Hoy,
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
1961. Due on Oct. 1 from 1964 to
Bond Offering — The District
Perry & Pohl.
: \ Mayor,
will receive sealed bids
2001 inclusive.
Legality approved
Clerk will receive sealed bids un¬
until noon (EST) on Aug. 27 for
Penn-Delco Union School District
by George J. Fagin.
til 7 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 20 for
the purchase of $515,000 natural
(P. O. Chester), Pa.
the purchase of $400,000 schoolOklahoma County Independe't Sch.
gas system bonds. Dated May 1,
house bonds. Dated .Sept.; 1, -1962.
Bond Sale—The: $50,000 school
Dist. No. 9 (P. O. Oklahoma City),
1962. Due on May 1 from 1965 to
Due on March 1 from 1963 to 1992
bonds offered Aug. 6—v.
196, p. 1992
Oklahoma
inclusive.
The
bonds
are
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Niehoff.
1982
Board
school improvement bonds. Dated
ceive
to
the
receive
sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EDST) on Sept.
17 for the purchase of $1,600,000
Deputy
on
of
May,
will
Education,
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler &
Due
K.
Offering—Edna
Peoples
Bank
Company, Canal
Winchester. Legality approved by
ment
City School
Heights
(P. O. Cleveland), Ohio
Clerk-Treasurer
Obetz, Ohio
.
$10,811.88 im¬
provement bonds offered Aug. 13
—v. 196, p. 691—were awarded to
the National Security Bank, To¬
,
Offering—Norman
Faber, City Auditor, will receive
p.m.
Williams.
Warrensville
*
-
office.
proved
Bank.
A
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1985 inclusive.
g—C.
n
Smith,
ceive
&
fer
National
<
.
Ore.
Sale—The
Bond
of
Board
Commissioners,
sealed
chase
the
of
Citizens
Lebanon
-
•
Toledo,
/
-.
■.
Bond
net
as
of
Tenn.
:
,
"
about
3.98%,
Offering—Jesse W.
the
of
Board
Dunn,
of
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
Aug. 20 for
$500,000 school
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,1962.
the
Due
Feb.
on
1
on
from
1964
to
1997
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the National
(F-A)
Commerce, or Harlandale
Bank, both of San Antonio.
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin and Boothman.
State
$105,000 4s.
Diie
on
June
1 from
1963 to 1983 inclusive.
25,000 3.80s.
220,000 4s.
■
Bank of
follows:
1984 to
*
Harlandale Indep. School Dist.
President
Sale—The
cost
Dumas,
-
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
offered
interest
callable.
are
interest payable at
National Bank, Center.
Legality
approved
by
Huguenin & Boothmanr
Bond
$350,000 water
Aug. 8—v. 196, p.
482—Were awarded to Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., and Hendrix
& Mayes, Inc., jointly, at par, a
,
bonds
First
the
.
TENNESSEE
Clarksville,
The bonds
Princioal and
Due
on
June 1 from
1988 inclusive.
Due
on
June
Hidalgo County (P. O. Edinburg),
T exas
1, 1989
and 1990.
Bond
Dekalb County (P. O. Smithville),
Tennessee
Bond Sale—The $885,000
school
6
Offering—Rauscher, Pierce
Co., Inc., Dallas, Financial Ad¬
visors.
until
will
10
reoeivA
a.m.
(CST)
sealed
on
bids
Sept.
5
Volume
for
the
purchase
courthouse
Number 6187
196
of
bonds.
1962.
Due
May
the
State
on
Treasurer's
inclusive.
office.
UTAH
Houston,
$16,000,000
limited tax bonds offered Aug. 15
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
by the First National City
Bank of New York, at a price of
101.88, a net interest cost of about
$100,000
;
$25,000 street
.
23/4S.
'
bonds,
,
as
milen,
Jan.
15,
3y4s.
bids
until
1963
as
Bellows
will
8
p.m.
to
1971
center bonds,
garbage
disposal
ceive
,•
Other members of the
as
II
Trust
&
-
syndicate:
Savings
to
National
Bank,
Bank
sealed
bids
c/o
New
cost
of
P.
Pfeiffer,- City Mayor, will receive
bids
at
Bank
1300
of
the
.
National
Bank
Mellen, & Miller, Inc., and Tilney
Co.,
&
Texas
Bond Sale—The $170,000
bonds
offered
schoolAug. 14 —
692—were awarded to
Guerin & Turner, Inc.,
and the Republic National Bank,
Dallas, jointly, at a net interest
Gloucester
County (P. O.
Gloucester), Va.
Bond Offering—Lewis H.
Vaden,
Chairman of the Treasury Board,
receive
sealed
bids
c/o
the
Commerce and Trusts, Richmond,
or
Bank of Gloucester. Legality
approved
burn &
by Reed,
McCarthy.
Wash¬
Hoyt,
Bond Offering—Lewis H.
will
Schertz, Texas
Bond Offering Details—Further
the
sewer
p.
on
692,
offering of the
bonds reported in
are
June
1
as
follows:
from
1964
to
11
receive
(PDST)
purchase of
a.m.
Dated Sept.
Sept. 1 from 1964
receive
Vaden,
Treasury Board,
sealed
bids
c/o
the
No. 63
Palmer School Dist.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Prin¬
1963
and
1962.
to
Interest A-O.
1976
Legality
Outagamie County (P. O.
Appelton), Wis.
Bond
$2,800,000 air¬
bonds offered Aug. 15 —
196, p. 164—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.055, a
net
interest
cost
of
port
about
2.99%,
follows:
as
from
1963
Due
to
840,000 3.10s. Due
1977
to
on
1976
1982
Sept.
1
inclusive.
Sept. 1 from
on
Fabreville School
of
Commission, Que
Bond Sale—The
$482,500 school
offered
July
24
were
bonds
awarded
to
Banque
a
group
composed
Canadienne
Credit
of
Nationale;
Durocher,
Quebec
Inc.;
Rodrique & Co., Ltd., and Florido
Matteau & Fils Enrg., as
6s, at a
price of 97.61, a net interest cost
of about
Sale—The
6.50%.
Laurentian Secondary School
Corp
Quebec
Bond Offering — J. E.
Sauve,
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
bids
will
receive
until
8 p.m.
(EDST)
Aug. 27 for the purchase of
$950,000 school bonds. Dated Sept
1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963
on
to 1982 inclusive. Interest M-S.
Pierrefonds
School
inclusive.
Commission,
Quebec
Bond
Sale—The
County
Other members of the syndicate:
Dean Witter & Co., Hornblower
bonds
awarded
Banque Canadienne Nationale;
Belanger Inc., and Credit Quebec
Inc., as 6s, at a price of 96.78, a
& Co.,
& Co., Inc., McCormick
Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Allan
Blair
&
Co., and
will
Treasurer,
receive
Roberts, Wis.
to
(EDST)
bids
until
8
p.m.
Bond
on
1
to
on
of
from
by
.
1963
to
M-S.
Dorsey,
inclusive.
Bond
bonds
$450,000 water
Aug. 6—v. 196, p.
483—were
awarded
to
a
group
composed of the National Bank of
Debenture, Sale
j
to
of
—
92.08.
Due
from
V
-•
(Towns) Joint School Dist.
1 (P. O. Dodgeville), Wis.
Sale —The
$1,250,000
school bonds offered Aug. 13—v.
196,
588—were awarded to a
composed of the Northern
Co., Chicago; Braun, Bos¬
p.
group
worth
&
Debenture Sale
school
to
a
net interest cost of about
follows:
$620,000 3s. Due on Aug.; 1 from
1963 to
1973 inclusive.
350,000 3V4S. Due on Aug. 1 from
1974
to
1978 inclusive.
280,000 3.40s. Due
1979 to
on
-
-
Aug. 1 from
1982 inclusive.
Sale—The
bonds
Ltd., at
to
Cliche
Fond du
1981
—
debentures
erson,
nance,
until
to
8,
1973
to
Co.,
6y4s, at
as
of
Burns
price of
a
Dec. 1 from
on
Ste.
$360,000
Due
1977
a.m.
street improvement
bonds.
1962 to
j
improvement
Canada
to
retary
as
were
Securities
4%s and 5y4s.
Due
from July 1963 to 199 2 inclusive.
York
County, Ont.
Debenture Sale—The
improvement
awarded to
a
1962.
Due
on
March
1
from
1,
1963
1962.
to
Due
1982
Cutler.
~
'
will
Sept.
1982 inclusive.
receive
1
from
1963
,
■
1
Bond Sale—The $608,000 school
bonds offered July 30 were award¬
ed to a group composed of Banque
Provinciale du Canada; Casgrain
&
Co., Ltd.; Cliche Associates Ltd.,
Durocher, Rodrique & Co.,
Ltd., as 6s, at a price of 96.96, a
and
net interest cost of about 6.63%.
$2,811,113
debentures
Sherbrooke Catholic School
were
composed
group
Treasurer,
bids, until 8 p.m. (EDST)
Aug. 28 for the purchase of
$257,000 aqueduct works system
improvement bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Commission, Que.
Ltdn and Harris & Part¬
Ltd.,
ners,
-
sealed
~
debentures
Equitable
Parish, Que.
on
to
Debenture Sale—The $13,834,000
awarded
Marine
Ste-Rose Protestant School
Ottawa, Ont.
-
Commission, Que.
of
Bond Offering—Gustave Lafon-
A. E.
Ames & Co.; Dominion Se¬
curities;
James
Richardson
taine,
Secretary,
Sons, and Wood, Gundy & Co., as
5y2S and 6s, at a price of 96.378.
sealed
bids
Due
on
$1,503,000
1963
to
June 15 and Sept.
1982 inclusive.
1 from
on
Aug.
will
until
4
for
the
28
school
Sept. 1, 1962. Due
Arthabaska, Quebec
Bond
Bond
Sale—The $150,000 build¬
bonds offered July 2 were
ing
duct and
30
awarded to Banque Provinciale du
Canada and Belanger Inc., joint¬
a
ly, at
as
price of 97.78,
a
terest
cost
of
about
net
in¬
6.26%,
as
a
follows:
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
bonds.
on
Dated
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
1963
to
1968 to
Aug. 1 from
1967 inclusive.
Due
on
on
Aug.
1
from
1977 inclusive.
Sale—The $190,000 aque¬
sewer bonds offered July
awarded
were
Kennebec
Inc., at
to
a
Placements
price of 97.50,
net interest cost of about
6.25%,
follows:
$76,000 5y2s.
1963
$23,000 5y>s. Due
127,000 6s.
75,000 school building bonds.
Sept.
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Thetford-Mines, Que.
$555,000 storm and sanitary sewer
Dated
inclusive.
Bond Offering—A. Langis, Sec¬
awarded
ONTARIO
*
Sev-
(CDST) on Sept. 13
for the purchase of $940,000 cor¬
porate purpose bonds, as follows:
310,000
Aug. 1 from
on
1972
QUEBEC
Comptroller-Director of Fi¬
will receive sealed bids
11
net in¬
a
terest cost of about 6.21%, as fol¬
26,500 5%s.
The
were
inclusive.
County (P. O.
Lac), Wis.
Bond Offering—Arnold H.
Associates,
lows:
1963 to 1982
Fond du Lac
&
price of 97.32,
a
*
$68,000 school
July
30
were
offered
awarded
1963
No.
Associates
Commission, Que.
$41,500 5y2s. Due
Bankers
Bond Corp., Ltd., and J. L. Gra¬
Company,
as
15
inclusive.
group * composed
&
Denton
Ltd.;
a
Bros.
Co., Inc., and The Mil¬
at a price of
waukee
June
&
a
Manitoba
?
No.
Trust
and
1983
to
price of
a
Cliche
Patrice-de-Beaurivage School
Bond
MANITOBA
98.15. Due
Waldwick and Mineral Point
Bond
Feb.
on
1964
ham &
(City), Ridgeway
(Village), Dodgeville, Linden,
Eden, Highland, Wyoming,
Ridgeway, Clyde, Brigham,
-
5xAs, at
Norwood School Division
WISCONSIN
-
St.
group
as
The
Dodgeville
Commission,
price of 96.95,
net interest cost of about 6.25%.
were
composed of
Securities Ltd.; Bell
Canada,
to
5y2s, at
as
The $985,000
—
Gouinlock & Co., and Royal Bank
Pasco, Wash.
Sale
1982 inclusive.
Quebec
a
debentures
'
a
Pemberton
net interest cost of about 3.38%.
Bond
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
St. Gedeon School
awarded
^BRITISH COLUMBIA
^
Dominick, and Coughlin & Co., at
a
the
Scott,
receive
Dated Sept
1, 1962. Due on/Sept. 1 from 1963
Ltd.,
awarded
Sale—The
offered
for
20
C.
Bond Sale—The $177,000 school
offered
July
31
were
CANADA
improvement
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
3
bonds
Burnaby District, B. C.
68'
Aug.
W.
—
until
$330,000 school bonds.
Legality approved
Owen,
Marquart,
1976
Offering
bids
Windhorst & West.
•
\Vater District No.
King County
composed of
net interest cost of about
6.51%.
Aug. 22 for the pur¬
$14,000
sewer
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept.
bonds^are
The
Interest M-S.*
group
sealed
sealed
Sept. 1 from 1964
1972 inclusive.
callable.
a
ceive
bids until 8 p.m. (PDST)
Sept. 5 for the purchase of
$48,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
on
to
Secretary-Treasurer, will
on
Due
offered
Saguenay Valley Protestant School
Commission, Quebec
sealed
1, 1962.
$50,000 school
July 30 were
Bond Offerin g—Wayne C.
Thompson, Village Clerk will re¬
Interest
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Due
to
1970
114,000 6s.
Due
1971
to
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
on
July 1 from
1982 inclusive.
Victoriaville
School
Commission
Quebec
on
Chambley, Quebec
inclu¬
Treasury Board, State Treasurer's sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
office, • Richmond,
until
noon payable at the National Exchange
(EDST) on Aug. 22 for the pur¬ Bank, Fond du Lac, or First Na¬
Le¬
chase of $1,000,000 school bonds. tional Bank of Fond du Lac.
Dated June 1. 1°62. Due on Jime 1 gality approved
by Chapman &
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
from
1,
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
chase
bonds.
Henry County (P. O. Martinsville),
Virginia
Chairman of the
3.28%.
on
King County,
p.
cost of about
196,
Due
100.074,
3.23%,
VIRGINIA
1
Oct.
A. Tremper,
Sept. 5 for the
$11,000 school bonds.
syndicate:
Boston,
First National Bank of* Oregon,
Portland, Dean Witter & Co., Na¬
tional
State
Bank, of Newark,
Hallgarten & Co., W. E. Hutton &
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Wm. E.
Pollock & Co., Inc., E. F. Hutton
& Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.,
C. F. Childs & Co., Tripp & Co.,
Inc., Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.,
Freeman & Co., John Small & Co.,
Inc., Stern, Lauer & Co., Joseph,
Dated
Oct.
on
will
on
of
able at the State-Planters Bank of
Due
Treasurer,
sealed bids until
Eng¬
the purchase of $41,000 sewer sys-' Treasury Board, State Treasurer's
office,
Richmond,
until
noon
tem bonds. Dated April 15, 1962.
(EDST) on Aug. 22 for the pur¬
Due on April 15 from 1965 to 1972
chase of $200,000 school bonds.
inclusive. Principal and interest
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on April
(A-O) payable at the La Porte
1
from
1963
to
1972
inclusive.
State Bank. Legality approved by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls. Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
McKinney Indeoendent Sch. Dist.,
bonds.
Inc.,
2.79%.
Other members of the
First
Southwest Building, Houston, un¬
•will
til 2 p.m.
(CST) on Sept. 7 for
;
Bond Offering—A.
County
syndicate
Trust and
about
pur-
Robert K. Wallace & Co.
$70,000 golf
headed by the Harris
course
bonds offered Aug. 7—v.
Savings Bank,
Chicago; White, 196, p. 484 — were awarded to
Weld & Co., and Drexel & Co., as
-Terry Thompson & Co., at a net
2.80s, at a price of 100.0300, a net interest cost of about 4.59%.
interest
the
cost
6.34%.
Dickson
Washington, Tacoma; Dominick &
a
for
p.m.
Weeks, F. S. Moseley & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., R. S.
(P. O. Seattle),
Washington
•
to
re¬
1:30
interest
net
a
59
&
re¬
as
District No. 66
inclusive.
awarded
were
Sept. 6
M.
will
until
97.77,
about
$2,125,000 courthouse
inclusive.
im¬
general
King County, Cumberland School
re¬
La Porte, Texas
Offerin g—Harold
and
WASHINGTON
a.m.
1982
of
g—Esther
Clerk,
$1,960,000 2.90s.
ported in
Montpelier), Vt.
Bond Sale—The $9,680,000 bonds
offered Aug. 15—v. 196, p. 692—
of
Providence,
Na¬
Bank,
Boston,
Connecticut
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Hartford,
Fidelity
Philadelphia
vTrust Co., First National Bank,
Miami,. Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc., Trust Co. of Georgia,
Atlanta, Robert Winthrop & Co.,
James A. Andrews & Co., Inc.,
Wells & Christensen, Inc., Boland,
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, Model,
Roland & Co., Baker, Watts & Co.,
City National Bank & Trust, Kan¬
sas
City, Winslow, Cohu & Stet¬
son, Fahey, Clark & Co., Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc., Folger, Nolan,
Fleming & Co., Inc., Lyons, Han¬
nahs
&
Lee,
Inc.,
Hutchinson,
Shockey & Co., Rotan, Mosle &
Co., Kalman & Co., and Howard,
Weil, Labouisse, Fredrichs & Co,
v.
-
Aug. 21, not Aug. 23,
v. 196, p. 692.
on
Vermont (P. O.
Island,
$301,000
Due from 1965 to
school
n
bids
on
of
Due
Correction—Sealed bids for the
$950,000
County
(CDST)
jail
i
e r
v.
to 1982 inclusive.
Falls
Dodge.
Shawmut
on
1965
Suffolk, Va.
Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at the New
England Merchants National Bank,
Boston, or Bellows Falls Trust
Company. Legality approved by
Storey
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Chicago, Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co., New York, Mellon National
&
Trust
Co., Pittsburgh,
Shields & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
First
Southwest
Co.,
F.
S.
Smithers & Co., Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc., A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc., W. H. Morton & Co.,
Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
details
from
Due
Due from 1964 to
1983 inclusive.
*/
(EDST) on Aug. 21 for
the purchase of $402,000 sewerage
disposal bonds. Dated Aug.
15,
1962. vDue on Aug.* 15- from 1963
Bank
\
bonds.
1983 inclusive.
land Merchants National Bank, 28
State Street, Boston 6, Mass., until
bonds,
31/4S.
196,
Eppler,
&
1983 inclusive.
555,000 bonds.
inclusive.
nette, Village Treasurer, will
,
3y4s.
v.
to
receive
(MST)
Village Corporation
(P. O. Bellows Falls), Vt.
3y4s.
500,000 service
house
$1,750,000
Bond Offering—Cecil A. Bisson-
2,500,000 sanitary sewage bonds,
sealed
C. Wheat,
Co., Richmond, Financial Advisors,
on Sept. 6
for the purchase of $2,525,000 un¬
limited tax bonds, as follows:
15,
VERMONT
'
Bond
Offering—J.
1, 1962.
3,160,000
street
right-of-way
bonds, as 314s.
3,000,000. permanent paving street
improvement bonds, 3y4S.
O f f
sealed
crase
will receive sealed bids
•
from
I
3%s.
-
Bond
.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Commercial Security
Bank, Ogden. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler.
.
50,000 police building bonds,
:
County Sanitary Districts
(P. O. Portsmouth), Va.
Sept: 4 for the purchase of $1,857,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept.
150,000 fire department build¬
ings and alarm system bonds,
tional
on
President,
sealed
3y4s.
Bond
ceive
Norfolk
County (P. O.
Crosse), Wis.
La
First
or
Domke,
on
190,000 street right-of-way bonds,
Rhode
Due
;
County School District
(P. O. Ogden), Utah
Bond Offering—John Van Drim-
•
550,000
park
and
recreation
bonds, as 3V4S..
195,000 traffic sign and signal
bonds, as 2%s.
Industrial
Richmond,
Na¬
220,000 bonds.
sepa¬
.
La Crosse
payable
Merchants
provement bonds will be received
..
Harris
Jan.
"
Other members of the syndicate:
Co.; Continental Bank
Co.; Salt Lake City; Bos¬
worth, Sullivan & Co.; Zahner &
Co.; and Lincoln Ure & Co.
signal
3V4S
center bonds,
civiq
500,000
Bank,
& Trust
31/4S.
as
on
15,
Weber
ration bonds, as
as
(J-D)
and
Kalman &
1,850,000 bridge and grade
as
/
''
Due
2.90s.
1972.
3I/4S.
as
Jan.
1971.
%
650,000
First
Henry County. Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy.
*
80,000 - traffic
sign and
bonds, as 2%s.
2,000,000
storm
sewer
•
on
2.80s.
600,000
bituminous surfacing
street improvement bonds, as ,'
:
Due
••1868/"
marker bonds,
name
23/4s.
as
600,000
•
2.60s.
600,000
follows:
as
Th|e
—
follows:
as
headed
3.05%,
Sale
$1,300,000
school bonds
offered Aug.
15—
v.
196, p. 588—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by the Mer¬
cantile Trust Co., St. Louis, at par,
a net interest cost of about 2.93%,
Texas
The
—
Fork), Utah
Bond
interest
and
the
(799)
National Bank of Martinsville and
Alpine Sch. Dist. (P. O. American
Le¬
Sale
cipal
tional
Hu-
Bond
are
at
1
gality approved by Dumas,
guenin & Boothman.
bonds
The
callable.
Sept.
from
1963 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at
15,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
2001
$1,200,000
Dated
.
.
Bond
duct
Sale—The $366,000 aque¬
and
July 23
sewer
bonds
offered
were awarded to a
group
composed of Rene T. Leclerc Inc.;
L.
G.
Beaubien
Bank of
&
Montreal,
Co., Ltd., and
6s, at a price
as
Bond Offering—Robert
Cloutier,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
Aug.
27
for
the
(EDST)
purchase
of
$502,500 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963
to 1982 inclusive.
Look around at the customers in your
bank. Which
ones are
benefiting from U. S.
Savings Bonds?
Actually, they all
whether
Bonds
they
own
in many ways
assurance
that
Savings Bond; the
meet
our
not.
comes
peace
are
to enjoy liberty tomorrow.
emergency or
of mind that
get their
make
a
our
comes
money,
pay
with saving, with preparing for the
with interest, anytime it's needed to
heritage.
.
community and
a
i
your customers to a
better
Savings Bonds.
KEEP FREEDOM IN YOUR FUTURE.
flfie U. $. Government does not
Sayings Bonds. They have
major purchase. And they know they're taking
your country, your
future when you support
own
with the U. S. Government guarantee behind every
can
personal part in preserving
^You're helping
children
our
personal rewards for those who
They know they
an
of life is being tested —when freedom must be defended
way
if we and
Of course, there are
future.
or
help to bolster America's economic and military strength. That's important
in these times when
the
These, and all Americans, benefit from Savings Bonds,
are.
them
.
.
with U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
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