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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
Established 1839
Volume
Number
196
New York
6183
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, August 6, 1962
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
the
owned
Druce,
shares
common
Clifton,
Inc.,
Proceeds
on
N.
are
A" Filing—
July 27, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 110,000
to be offered at $2.50, through Leib, Skloot & Co.,
corporation
J.
to
and
Price Investing
used
be
for
debt
Co., N. Y.
repayment,
new
products, sales
President
now
dilution
statement
stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders
in the over-the-counter market or on the New York Stock
of
thereof
common
the time of sale (maximum $53.75
per share). By agreement dated June 28, 1962, such shares, together
with $500,000 in cash, will be issued to
the stockholders of The
William H. Block Co. in exchange for all of the outstanding stock
at
Exchange
current
prices
at
Block.
of
Theodore
and
man
V1
to
Block
will
Schlesinger
stockholders,
Block
issued
,
and its subsidiaries operate 95
company
receive
22,500
shares
President. Of the shares to be
S. Block, R. C. Block and E. A.
each; and said three persons and
is
M.
Samuel B. Walker, as trustees under a
500 shares.—V.
of
$2.62
The
Shoe
of 530 Fifth Ave., New York City, filed a registra¬
with the SEC on Aug. 1 covering a proposed issue
sinking fund debentures, due Aug. 15, 1987, which
the company plans to sell through a group headed by First Boston
Corp., New York City.
The net proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be avail¬
able for addition working capital, the retirement of approximately
The
tion
of
company
statement
$12,000,000
of indebtedness of a recently
and capital improvements. The
$2,600,000
sidiary,
,
acquired Canadian sub¬
latter are estimated at
$13,600,000 in 1962 as compared with estimated depreciation pro¬
visions of about $9,200,000.
American Brake Shoe has diversified
its products and markets
1
extensively
in
recent
years.
Major
product
groups
now
include
per
in the
share
book
equity of stock purchased
of
address is Box 261, Danville, Va., filed a
with the SEC on July 26 covering 344,886
stock.
It is proposed to offer such stock in ex¬
whose
common
shares
3.75
each
for
share
of
Woodside
Mills.
The
company
of total sales in 1961.
operates 61 plants in the United States, Canada,
Europe, and Mexico. It presently employs more than 10,000 people.
For
the
six
months
ended June 30,
1962, shipments exceeded
$100,000,000 and net earnings $3,800,000.—V. 195, p. 2149.
The
25%
company
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Cambridge Mills Inc.—Common
New York filed a registration
statement
with the SEC
on
July 27 covering 110,000 shares of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $3.50 per share.
The
offering will be made on a best efforts all or none basis
through underwriters headed by Alskor Securities Co., 165 Broad¬
way, New York, which will receive a 36 cent per share commission
and $12,000 for expenses. The statement also includes (1)
10,000
outstanding shares to be sold to the underwriter by the holders
thereof at 50 cents per share,
(2) 15,000 shares underlying fiveyear warrants to be sold to the underwriter at one mil each, ex¬
ercisable at $3.50 per share, and
(3) 3,000 shares underlying like
warrants to be sold to Alex Yanowitch,
the finder, A $3,000 fee
is also payable to Mr. Yanowitch.
;
The
company
and its wholly owned
subsidiaries are engaged
principally in the design, manufacture and sale of infants' nylon
"stretch"
wear,
including
tights,
coveralls, playsuits, crawlers,
creepers, jackets and pajamas and, to a lesser extent, coordinated
sets of cotton knit shirts and pants for infants.
Of the $313,500
estimated net proceeds from the stock sale, $100,000 will be used
to repay factor's loans and
the balance for working capital and
general corporate purposes, including increased accounts receivable
and inventories. In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
has outstanding 150,000 shares of common stock (after giving effect
to a proposed 1000-for-l stock split), of which Thomas J. Barile,
President, Martin Warner, Vice-President, and Stanley I. Halbreich,
Treasurer, own one-third each. Sale of new stock to the public
at $3.50 per share will result in an increase in the book value of
stock now outstanding from 54 cents to $1.52 per share with a re¬
sulting dilution of $1.98 per share in the book equity of stock
purchased by the public,
The
•
,•
Registered—
company
of
725
Broadway,
Concrete Structures, Inc.—Common Registered—
is principally engaged in the business of spinning
cotton and synthetic fibers and finishing cloth. The
and synthetic tricot.
grey goods,
preferred stock, the company has outstanding 4,404,066 shares
stock, of which management officials as a group own
8.64%.
Certain directors of the company and their associates will
of
common
receive
aggregate of 51,573.75 shares of the company under the
William J. Erwin is President and Frank Talbott,
190, p. 1068.
an
offer.
exchange
is Board Chairman.—V.
Jr.
Diotron, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
a
Act
of
1933
Richmond
*
.*
issued an orJer temporarily suspending
from registration under the Securities
to a stock offering by Diotron of 3650
July 27, 1962
on
Regulation
A
exemption
with
respect
St., Philadelphia.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
in amount. 'In a notification filed on March 29, 1961, Diotron pro¬
with respect to
posed the public offering of 100,000 common shares at $3 per share,
offering to be made on a best-efforts basis by Royer Securities
Co.
The offering was commenced June 26 and completed on June
the
asserts in its suspension order that it
offering circular
respect, of certain material facts and
that the stock offering was made in violation of Section 17 (the
anti-fraud provision) of the Act. The order provides an opportunity
27,
1961.
has
Commission
reasonable
was
The
false
cause
to believe that the company's
misleading
and
in
30,
for
$900,
company
1962
exercisable
produces
a
amounted to $427,933. In addition to certain
indebtedness,
and
member of
that firm
(c) that some $12,374 was
(d) that over $79,000'was im¬
Broad Street Trust Bank of Philadelphia. It is
that the offering circular failed to make accurate
(a) of the intended disposition of the
sale
stock
the
and
(b)
that
officers
salaries
offering.—V. 194,
pro¬
be
to
were
5.
p.
Dudley Sports Co., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 37,500
$4.50, through Crerie & Co., Inc.,
The corporation on July 20,
to
shares
offered
be
at
Y.
N.
Proceeds
sale
of
and
for debt
and
sales promotion
repayment,
*
Second Ave., N. Y., is engaged in the distribution
baseballs, softballs, automatic pitching machines and
633
of
other
used
to be
are
capital.
Dudley
equipment
sports
accessories.
and
Econo-Car International, Inc.—Class A Cam.
Reg'd
Westfield Ave., Elizabeth, N. J., filed a regis¬
on July 27 covering 100,000 shares
of class A common stock, to be offered for public sale at $4 per
share.
The offering will be made on a best-efforts-all-or-none basis
The company of 520
with the SEC
statement
tration
through underwriters headed by Crosse & Co., Inc., which will re¬
ceive a 50-cent per share commission and $16,000 for expenses.
The
statement also includes (1) 16,000 outstanding shares sold to the
underwriter and others by the holders thereof at 50 cents per share,
10,000
(2)
writer
shares
underlying
5-year
exercisable at
each,
1-cent
at
warrants
$4
per
sold to the under¬
share,
and
3,000
(3)
underlying 7-year warrants sold to The Hanover Capital
Corp., a small business investment company (in connection with a
5-year $125,000 loan to the company), exercisable at $.514 per share.
The investment company also purchased like warrants to purchase
an
additional 15,000 shares at $.514 per share
(not registered).
Gordon & Co. will receive a $7,500 fee for services as a financial
shares
to the company.
consultant
Organized in October, 1961, the company is engaged in the rental
compact
American
automobiles,
station wagons and trucks
through franchised distributors and dealers and also in the longterm leasing of compact and full-sized automobiles.
In May, 1962,
it acquired for 28,250 class B shares all of the outstanding stock of
Great American Auto Leasing Co., Inc., a New Jersey company, now
of
operated
used
for
a
as
The net proceeds from the stock sale will
purchase 300 American compact cars;
subsidiary.
down payment to
as
maintenance and upkeep of leased cars for the sub¬
for setting up new franchises; for advertising and promo¬
insurance,
sidiary;
tion, and for working capital. The company has outstanding 16,000
A and 112,000 class B shares (after giving effect to a recent
class
recapitalization), of which latter stock Lawrence G. Dixon. President,
a director, own 53,958 and 33,874 shares, respec¬
The underwriter owns 14,500 of the outstanding class A
shares.
Book value of all stock now outstanding is $.514 per share.
In This Issue
and Gloria Lauter,
tively.
Stock and Bond Quotations
PAGE
Exchange (Stocks)
York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
New York Stock
New
American Stock Exchange
—
National Stock Exchange-Boston
Stock
_
14
26
31
45
36
Exchange.-
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange—
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.—
38
38
ending July 27
ending August 3—
Detroit Stock Exchange
Montreal
39
39
40
Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Over-the-Counter Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation
44
38
Industrial Stock Averages 38
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
—
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
38
38
38
Miscellaneous Features
General
Corporation and Investment News—
Federal
Reserve
corporation
on
shares to
be
common
Inc., N.
July 20, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 82,500
offered at $3, through Fred F. Sessler & Co.,
Y.
Proceeds
are
to be used for
1
and
Foreign Exchange Rates
in
First Railroad
& Banking of
Georgia—Debs. Reg'd
701 Broad St., Augusta, Ga, filed a registration
statement
with the SEC on July 30 covering $3,000,000 of 5%
convertible debentures due 1977, to be offered for public sale at
100%
of principal amount. The offering will be
made through
underwriters headed by The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp., 721 Broad
St., Augusta, which will receive a 6%
commission.
The company through its subsidiaries is engaged in the business
of leasing railroad properties under a long-term lease, commercial
banking and trust services,
and underwriting fire and casualty
insurance and credit life insurance. Of the net proceeds from the
debenture sale, $1,440,000 will be used to purchase from two direc¬
tors
of
the
company
160,000 common shares at $9 per share
(of which 148,000 shares will be reserved for conversion of the new
debentures);
$500,000 to purchase additional capital stock of
a
subsidiary; $500,000 to prepay 6% notes of the company; and the
balance
for working
capital and general corporate purposes. In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
1,010,000 shares of common stock, of which management officials
as a group own 16%. Sherman Drawdy is President.—V. 183, p. 3009.
The company of
Frouge Corp.—SEC
Registration Withdrawn—
proposed offering by the corporation of an additional 200,000
of common stock, filed with the SEC on Jan. 26, has been
withdrawn from registration. The announcement was made Aug. 2
The
shares
Thomas
by
firm.
estate
Frouge,
Van
Board
Alstyne,
Chairman of the building
& Co., New York City,
financial
Mr.
was
m
.
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings.—
47
and real
Noel
underwriter.
Frouge said that the withdrawal was
unsettled
and weak condition of the stock
of the
development,
of electronic therapy machines used
beauty salons, barber shops and similar
operation
cosmetic purposes
establishments.
48
48
System
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
<
equipment, advertising and promotion,
products, debt repayment and working capital.
Firmatron of 14 E. 69th St., N. Y., is engaged in the
new
for
48
36
36
36
Week
Week
Firmatron, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
manufacture
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—
Consolidated Statement of Condition
The
of
(b) that Laird, Bissell
a
the company,
due The
alleged
adequate disclosure
ceeds
be
at $2.50 per share.
wide variety of precast and prestressed
concrete architectural and structural members for use in the con¬
struction industry.
These products are used in the construction of
foundations,
bridges
and
commercial
and industrial buildings
throughout the South
and Central Florida area.
The $365,000
estimated
net
proceeds from the stock
sale will be applied to
reduce indebtedness secured by factored
accounts, which at June
writer
of 12825 North East 14th Ave.,
of
to salesmen
commissions
as
underwriter and that
and
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
2
State and City Bond Offerings.
56
Dividends Declared and Payable
11
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
company
an
the board
paid from the proceeds of the
In addition to certain indebtedness
North Miami, Fla.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 27 covering
100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at
$4.50 per share. The offering will be made on an all or none basis
through underwriters headed by Bernard M. Kahn & Co., Inc.,
Time & Life Bldg., New York, which will receive a 45 cent per share
commission and $7,500 for expenses.
The statement also includes
9,000 shares underlying five-year warrants to be sold to the under¬
The
on
working
company
to be
was
would be
meeting to be held in October.
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& Meeds
common
weaving
permanent.
statements which were false and misleading);
pres¬
principal products of Woodside Mills are cotton print cloth, combed
cotton chambrays and broadcloth,
synthetic blended broad woven
the question whether the suspension
on
alleged
ently owns 301,208 shares (76.61% ) of Woodside Mills and proposes
to acquire the remaining 91,969.44 shares outstanding. The exchange
offer is subject to approval by company stockholders at a special
The
made
misrepresentations relate to the failure of the com¬
pany's offering circular to disclose (a) the true position of the com¬
pany with respect to debt (and the inclusion therein of financial
and
statement
SEC FILINGS
•
request,
upon
vacated or
be
The
further
Inc.—Files Exchange Plan—
hydraulic systems and components, castings and forgings, friction
materials, and parts for railroad equipment and track. The hy¬
draulic product lines currently are generating 23%
of sales, while
the traditional railroad products accounted for 28% of sales during
the last six months. New products developed or acquired since 1954
produced
is
hearing,
should
change for the outstanding common shares (not already owned by
the company) of Woodside Mills, of South Carolina, at the rate of
certain will, will receive 67,-
Co.—Debentures Registered
Hunter
to the public at $4.50
for
due
company,
The SEC
Brake
Sale of new stock
Secretary,
mediately
195, p. 1920.
American
company.
Dan River Mills,
and
stores in diversified
areas of the country,
carrying principally women's, men's and chil¬
dren's clothing and accessories, and general articles for home needs
including household appliances. Block is engaged in the. department
store business in and near Indianapolis, Ind. In addition to certain
indebtedness
and preferred
stock, the company has outstanding
2,761,370 shares of common stock. B. Earl Puckett is Board Chair¬
The
the
of
the
company, and Isidore Yavers,
stock of Concrete Corp. Burt
the
the public.
by
shares
corporation of 401 Fifth Ave., New York, filed a registration
with the SEC on July 26 covering 135,000 outstanding
The
52%
of
registration
Allied Stores Corp.—Common Registered—
of
share will result in an increase in the book value of stock
outstanding from 99 cents to $1.88 per share with a resulting
per
promotion and advertising, moving expenses and working capital.
Agency of 256 Fifth Ave., N. Y., is engaged in importing, market¬
ing and distributing ceramic tiles.—V. 195, p. 2487.
shares
by
Treasurer
about
own
Agency Tile Industries, Inc.—"Reg.
The
INSURANCE
•
has outstanding 200,000 class B shares, all of which
Concrete Corp. of America, of New York. Murray
company
are
SEC REGISTRATIONS
INDUSTRIAL
•
the
..
made because of the
market.
"A new issue at thL time at an unrealistically low stock price
would have needlessly diluted our stock without affording us any
He
for
benefit,"
tracting program
that
Mr.
Frouge explained.
pointed out that the company will generate funds necessary
multi-million dollar investment building and general con¬
its
this
move
internally and through other financing. He added
the recent decision to omit the monthly divi-
and
Continued
on
page
3
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(530)
tomorrow's scheduled bidding for $100 million SOUTHWESTERN
Were it not for
debentures, this week's corporated senior debt calendar
BELL TELEPHONE CO.
light $20,350,000 of which one underwritten debenture
a
has
and
yet to force
It is of interest to note that the Fed has been
•
alone accounts
for $15 million.
All told, this week's corporate fixed interest rate securities
amount to $120,350,000 in six issues and the eased municipal planned public
offerings of larger securities ($1 million or more) totals $65 million in 18 issues.
Two otf the municipals take up almost half ef the total in this tax-exempt sector.
would be
deficit with bank created
the Treasury to rely on bona fide savings—as he
recently, professed should be the policy. Is he waiting for a bigger Federal
deficit before putting his views expressed at tlie Joint Economic Committee
hearings of mid-July, chaired by Rep. Patman, -into effect? Did the Treasury
need such a substantial -/orderly market" assist provided in the last two weeks?
funds
.
SIDNEY BROWN
By
has
and
not
resulted
in
both
a
satisfactory short-term yield level and a slight increase in
.former to keep money funds home, and the latter to discourage
European flotations here and to raise our interest rate level. Certainly the latter
has been accompanied by continued ease m member bank excess reserves and
bond yields; .the
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AIDED
SUBSTANTIAL
BY
/-.*■/
OF
MONETIZATION
RESERVE
FEDERAL.
PARTLY
CASH
NEW
BILLION
$1.3
retention
When the 4V4S
.
V
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of 1992 first felt the lash of market forces, they declined belpw /
bonds at
attractive yields do not
stir investor
interest.
block.
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.
may appear: WESTERN POWER & GAS CO.
$50 par preferreds of. 150,000 shares via Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; and
reconsidering SPERTI PRODUCTS, INC.'s 230,000 shares
previously tentatively scheduled for- this week for early Fall with
a
different offering content.
Withdrawals were quite heavy and included:
MIDWESTERN MORTGAGE INVESTORS (Boettcher & Co.) ; PAN AM REALTY
& DEVELOPMENT CORP.
(Underbill Securities Corp.); UTAH CONCRETE
PIPE CO, (Sehwabacher & Co.); GOULD PAPER CO. (Van Alstyne & Co.);
of
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H.
R'*^SeErt!fh^;iiea4n:!i.
CAN BRAKE
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It may well be
cial
,for
banks
that the Treasury has decided that its cash balances in commer- *.
comfortably large enough at this time, that there is no reason
in view of the present level of excess member bank reserve credit- •
(average of $330 million for week ending Aug. 1)., and that no extreme fluctua- ;
tions in
Treasury receipts and payments are anticipated.
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issues recently announced for offering
are
;
$12 million AMERI-
SHOE CO. via First Boston Corp.; $3 million convertible deben-
AUGUSTS
;
are
concern
(J. C.
(.///./.1
.1
.
Johnson, Lane, Space
200,000 shares of LESLIE FAY, INC. class A common via Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; $2.3 million WASHINGTON TROTTING ASSN. subordinated
sinking .fund - debentures; and $7,275,000 LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RR/
equipment trust certificates.
*
*
'T
)
Co.:(Kidder, Peabody & Co.); and LUCKS, INC.
/
Corp.;
.7-
.
&
.
tures FIRST RAILROAD & BANKING OF GEORGIA via
The Treasury still sticks to its opinion formulated in
in May of this year.
KOHNSTAMM
^JOftong the larger
1960, pending further study as to whether banksrare overcompensated 011 Tax,,.
& Loan
common
/Wheat & Co.).,
ing "Is The Treasury Its Own Villain?" The'Comptroller General made its report on the issue of
commercial bank earnings from Tax & Loan accounts do Con- V
gress
via Kidder, Peabody & Co,
common
LAST WEEK'S POSTPONEMENTS, WITHDRAWALS AND NEW ADDITIONS
Blair & Co. is reported
[The Treasury, in this writer's opinion, has failed to answer satisfactorily the
Comptroller General's constructive, but scathing, indictment of the Treas¬
ury's failure to take into account the higher short-term yields since 1958 which
provide commercial, banks excellent earnings for their Treasifrrjg
and, for, thai matter, the criticism raised here July
.
.
During the week these offerings
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U. S.
accounts
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78,500 shares of FINANCIAL FEDERATION
permitted commercial' banks to sell their bills and plentiful certificates
in order to pro-vision themselves with the 4s of 1969 without recourse to Tax &
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Thursday (August 9), the NEW YORK PORT AUTHORITY will offer $5,475,000.
Reserve
...
/
ANTONIO/TEXAS.
of the new certificates though they could credit
of bonds. The substantial assist from the Federal
Loan accounts.
&
.
The $316
government holdings, could not credit their Treasury
accounts for both types
$3,526;000 ISLIP
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A; $2.6 million NEW YORK, CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS RR. equipment trust
certificates; approximately $10 million FIRST GENERAL REALTY INCOME
TRUST beneficial interests distributed by King Merritt & Co.; 800,000 shares of
THERMOGAS CO. common via A. C. Allyn & Co.; and $20 million SAN
'
specifically ruled that commercial banks, addicted
& Loan accounts for any
Tax
those
and
TEXAS;
PRODUCTS sinking fund debentures protected against call for 5 years and rated
;
$750 million offered will be used, unfortunately and incor¬
rectly, to club Chairman Martin's argument to tap long-term savings. The 4s of
1969 yielded 3.95% and the 3^8 certificates moved up in price to 3.29% yield on - ;
Aug. 2 when-issued quotes.
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It is curious that the Treasury
FORT WORTH,
NEW YORK.
million
$11.6
Wednesday (August 8) has scheduled Lehman Bros^ managed $15 million EKCO
>.
million response to
to the certificates in their
Also,
SMITHTOWN U.F.S.D. No. 6,
par
long-term
Tomorrow
(August 7)- SOUTHWESTERN BELL. TELEPHONE. CO..five-year
nonrefundable AAA-rated $100 million debentures is ^scheduled for the bidding
,
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.
value, then firmed at and soon went above to a premium yielding /
-4.18% on Aug. 1. The yield the following day at the asking price was 4.15%. •,
This, as in April 30-May 2 Treasury offering of 9y2-year 3%% bonds, received
a
belated recognition and indicates that the Treasury still errs in concluding
their
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ISSUES
Today (August 6) the NEW ENGLAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM will publicly invite
bids for the purchase of 240,346 unsubscribed shares of its rights offering out of
612,440 at $21.00 per share made June 15 and expired June 29. The rights offer¬
ing at first was underwritten and, then, subsequently postponed because of the
4
poor market. The utility quite successfully, however, went on With the offering
to its owners and employees leaving'only 260,340 unsold—a residual much smaller
> than Wall Street had expected.
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present bond price level. 'Only $316 million of the 4V4S were bought
posing no threat to the bond market. The huge rush was for. the certificates
.
MUNICIPAL
ARE WEEK'S LARGEST CORPORATE AND
of the
and 1969 bonds.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
.
$779 MILLION UP TO A YEAR MATURITIES
mid-May. Balance of payment considerations may be influencing
economy's growth.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
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The Treasury whittled down the overwhelming subscription for last Monday's
refinancing of $7,483,000,000 maturing notes of this Aug. *15., and for new cash
to complete its needs until the end of September, by allotting a total of $8,-770,000,000 according to preliminary figures. The surprising inclusion of the "antinudging" Vks of 1992-87 priced at 10.1 to yield subscribers 4.19% was.designed^
apparently to double check the direction of the bond market which from the \
latter part of June to date has witnessed, the decline in price that first erupted
last
buying and not selling shorter terms
This twist to "nudging" seems to have
bought longer maturities.
the disappointing
ACCRUED
FINANCING
TREASURY'S
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
.
Chairman Martin, thus, is still financing the
million.
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
.
•
.--
COMPETITIVE
Corporate
-
r
.
AND
UNDERWRITTEN
Corporate
Bonds
Total
,
Stocks
SUPPLY
Total of Both
Total
.
Corporates '
Municipals'*
Financings
$65,082,0-00
§223,589,000
$i20,350,000
Aug. 13-Aug. 18
73,540,000
4,937,000..
78,477,000
117,976,400
196,453,400
Aug. 20-Aug. 25
,
(
RESULTS OF TREASURY'S FIRST MAJOR BORROWING
6-Aug. II
47,525,000
9,358,000
56,883,000
172,680,060.
223,572,000
Aug.
■
.
Aug. 27-Sep.
1
/
,.
§158,507,000
$38,157,000
,
109,546,300
129,870,300
20,324,000
-
43,106,000
172,970,300
FOR THIS FISCAL YEAR
Total
The
a
preliminary results of the subscriptions to the Treasury's cash offering of
'•>
• 1 ••
/,/
week ago today were as follows:
.
'
t
.
Last
Aug.
'
$7,325
,
158
-
.
million
3%%: Notes
million
4%
New
-
v:
,
•••..-
Notes
.'
*
v.
'
-
-
r-
The Treasury had planned to raise about $1,267 million new cash in this
and wound up with $20 million more for a total of $1,287 million.
1 '
AUCTION
SEEKS
for the
cash
raised
this
calendar
year,
Last Week
•
$574,433,600
'Aug. 3,1961
<
53,917^700
§682,198,920 (68)
§283,157,700
§110,328,950 (68)
§161,485,000
( 68)
§309,367,800
.____
(80)
$229,240,000
592,363,800(329)
650)924,000(828)
630,770,500
$702,687,750(398)
without
§812,409,000(396)
§940,138,300
t$l,289,964,370(456)
§1,494,607,920(459)
dates__/—
stocks.
corporaies.
Total
municipals
Total
1, 1962 through today, the Treasury will have raised
of
Data
,-
—
'
with -dates
both, financings—1—
in
$391,378,000
*§436,389,400 (65)
$1,726,353,770(521)
§1,223,296,000
(59)
§608,697,000
-
§1,831,993,001)
$1,885,985,920(518)
the number of capital, issues to be .publicly offered lor additional
nonfinancial and financial corporations including investment cos,, and
private placements and such other nonpublic- offerings as exchanges,
shares reserved for conversion and for issuance under employees, and stock option plans, and "from
time-to-tlme''. sales." Registrations "With combined
debt and equity parts are tabulated separately.
*$1 million or larger in size. -Excludes Glore, Forgan & Co
$75-$80 million CHICAGO; Phelps,
Fenn & Co. up to $92 million NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTH.; $163,245,000 MEMPHIS, TENN,;
$128
million
JACKSONVILLE EXPRESSWAY AUTH.;
and $94 million GRANT
AND KITTITAS
COUNTIES PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT, WASH—all five of which,
amounting to approximately
$550 million, do not have sales dates set as yet.- INCLUDES: $33.3 million LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
Water Power Rev. Bonds set for Aug. 29, and $37 million STATE OF WASHINGTON.
capital
/
.
far, has been $5,787
million. We seem to be well on our way in preparing ourselves for the recently
raised Federal debt ceiling to $308 billion. Most of the cash has been raised
in shorter-term securities and with a hefty assist from central bank-created
reserves.
This should be partly responsible for the. weakened bond prices since
mid-June—since the money market competes with tie capital market. With the
new
'
§587,276,620 ( 61)
:
Corporate stocks with dates
$1,287 million new ca£h raised last week, the Treasury, today/
will borrow another $200 million of new money.
„
of
"
This Week
107,765,320 (33)
Total
February 15-18, the Treasury engaged in a major advanced refunding
involving $18.7 billion. Then, on April 9 at raised $1 billion new cash in the
form of 3%%
6V2-year bonds besides refunding $2 billion tax anticipation
365-day bills for a like amount maturing April 15. The next subsequent financing
prior to last week's involved an $11.7 billion exchange offer from April 30-May 2.
Contained therein were 9%-year 3%% bonds to yield 3.94%.
total
UNDERWRITTEN BACKLOG
..
short-term bills $3.5 billion new cash in 25 trips to the bill auction market.
sum
AND
$200 MILLION
Last
The
§770,474,800
;
121,765,320 (36)
Corporate stocks
■*'
10th successive week,
AH in all, since February
in
§774,806,000
$456,666,000
r
-
Total bonds—
NEW CASH FOR TENTH WEEK IN A ROW
In addition to the
§305^03,000 ^
$318,808,800
$465,511,300 (25)
Total
BILL
§460,693,1)00. r
$233,068,800"
r€onporate bonds without dates
offering
TREASURY
§822,584,700
Corporate bonds with d»tes___
:
TODAY'S
§398,847,400
§117,858,000
COMPETITIVE
r
-
§423,737,300.
more.
or
TOTAL
•
-
§80,740,000
______
million
$72,776,000
-u
§351,840,000
,
1961
/
*
Offerings
1,695 million 4%
Treasury Bonds 2/15/69
-:/.\ '<
316 million (out of up to $750 million) 4lA % Treasury Bonds
8/15/92-87 ipriced at 101 to yield 4.19 7o.
:
3,
$1
„v
$6,759 million 3V2% Treasury Certificates 8/15/63
•
weelj;
.
Maturing Securities
•
§350,961,800
for
the
parentheses
refunding
and
owners.
denote
by
Excluded
are
„
so
t Includes
ferreds
without
equipment
18
$24
trust
million in
dates—total
certificates
offering
possess
four 'preferred?
preferred:
with
dates.
•
dates;
with
offering dates and $7,035,500 in six
announced
for
offering;" $26,865,000 in
tentative
$31,035,500
and
a
decline
to
of
$300,000
INDETERMINATE
BACKLOG
This Week
-
; close of the Treasury's refinancing, 'bond prices gained, and the $37,250,000 BELT
RAILWAY bonds sold on August 2 to yield 4.57% for a good reception. .7
Z!
Corporate
stocks
less,
or
•
.
„
issues
86
and
Last Week
$1,062,800,960
bonds*.
§995,991)000
...
FEDERAL
RESERVE MONETIZES
♦Comprise
...
$779 MILLION GOVERNMENTS
nounqed
include
-
for
financing
reported
offering
recent
such
as
those
additions
plans which have not been formally anin the Total Backlog Table above. They
as
$25
million
COLUMBIA
GAS
SYSTEM,
INC.; $8 million HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO., LTD.;
For
the
week
reserves even
ending last Wednesday, we lost $60 million in gold
though the Treasury bought Canadian gold for dollars.
certificate
-
^
tions to the Fed's portfolio consisted of $713 million bills, $14 million certificates
and $52 million near maturing notes. Though the daily average "float" loss for
the
week
CO.
CO.;
$15
million KENTUCKY
UTILITIES
30-year
first
mort-
gage
bonds;
$15
million METROPOLITAN
EDISON
CO.
30-year
first
mortgage bonds; $12 /million OKLAHOMA GAS & ELECTRIC CO
30-year
first mortgage bonds; $8.5 ihillion
stock rights offering by SOUTH CARO¬
-
The addi¬
$6 million INTERSTATE
POWER
WITH UP TO A YEAR MATURITIES
LINA
ELECTRIC & GAS CO.;
$12
million WASHINGTON
GAS
LIGHT
CO.
and $5 (million WESTERN LIGHT & TELEPHONE CO., INC.
offering. This week's total was diminished $22 million due
"to a PUBLIC SERVICE-CO. OF COLORADO change in-reported financing
plans froin $30 to. $20 million stock rights offering and PANHANDLE
25-year bonds;
stock
$622 million, the Wednesday attrition was $1,084 million. That,
plus the week's daily average $90 million drop in money in-circulation, was more
the daily average week's gain of $362 million in Govern-was
rights
>
than compensated by
-
EASTERN
PIPE
CO.; $60
million
instead
of
$72
million
debentures—-via
"
merit
securities
actual Wednesday enrichment of $779 million—taking
into consideration the leverage effect of monetized debt. Member bank daily
excess net free member bank reserves for the weelc ending August 1 was
$330
held,
or
v.
.'i'.'-.A
5.
ti.<
-
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Penner <fc Smith Inc., and Kidder, Peabody & Co., N. Y.
Also,-includes
$268,300,000
be
96
which may
withdrawn.
issues with• an estimated , dollar volume of
return to the announced offering float or may
postponed
c
•
.
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K
of
pre¬
five
which
WW,*MW1*'
wMwrowawsa^
Volume
196
Number 6183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(531)
LARGER
FORTHCOMING
Following this week, these larger issues
ISSUES
of
tentatively scheduled:/
are
preferred of NEVADA POWER CO.(8/29); And in Municipals—$6,931,000
STATE LORM. AUTH/
(8/13); $10,195,000 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.
(8/14); $30 million PENNSYLVANIA GENERAL
STATE AUTH, (8/14);
$9,662,000 ST. - PAUL, MINN. (8/14); $1$ million
HOUSTON, TEXAS (8/15); $7,650,000
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. (8/15); $6,039,000 MARYLAND STATE ROADS
COMM.
(8/15); $4 million WASHINGTON SUB. SAN.'
DIST., MD; (8/16); $7,759,000
♦_> ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX.
(8/21); $106,210,000 LOCAL HOUSING AUTHORI¬
TIES
(8/22); $37 million WASHINGTON S.-PUB. BLDG.:
(8/20); $6,750,000
'WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIV.
(8/20); $33.3 million'LOS ANGELES, CALIF
WATER REV. BONDS
(8/29).
:
/ /
N. Y.
/•
::
;
$3,540,000 ATLANTIC COAST LINE RR. equip.: trust: ctfs.
(8/13); $5 million in
bonds of WORCESTER GAS LIGHT CO.
(8/15)$50 million in bonds of DUKE
/POWER CO. (8/15); $40 million in bonds of PUBLIC
SERVICE ELECTRIC. &
-GAS CO.
(8/21); .$7,275,000.LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RR. equip/trust ctfs..
(8/22); $4 million in-debentures of TILLIE LEWIS FOODS, INC.
(8/27);
•
.
$60
million in bonds and
$7.5 million in preferred of ^MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC
CO. (8/27);
$44,546,300 in debentures of AIR REDUCTION CO., INC. (8/29);
320,468 shares of IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE
CO.,
_
.
<(8/29); 100,000 shares
common
.
•
August 2,
price (maximum $10 per share) and
underwriting
to
be supplied
by amendment.
The statement also in¬
18,500* shares underlying 5-year warrants
sold
terms
Investment News '
in
and
Julv
Au's
ug>
On
-
Milford,
l
The
made
made
known
the
of
or
sale
a
ulant
plant
in'"'
w
to
United Aircraft Corp. for $960,000. The
proceeds
along with certain short-term notes were used to'
immediately discharge the company's obligation'.to MassachusettsMutual
Life Insurance
Co.
of $1,250,000
in-6V2%
secured .sub¬
notes.
'
'
shares
The
notes
due
were
in
1972.—V.-
196,. p...421".
(after
Ponder
corporation of 1440 Broadway, New York, filed a
registration?
statement with the SEC on
July 27 covering 3,620,000 shares off
stock.
It is proposed to.offer such stock in
,
exchange for',- r v.., v,„.
,*
(Including debentures an<h unsecured, debt)
1Lawter
corporations, partnerships, trusts and joint ventures, and
•
.
.
for
_
,
certain interests in real estate.
The
company
owning
real
and
estate
No underwriting is involved.:
was organized in December,
1961, for the purpose--^a
operating real estate and engaging generally in-the-
investment business.
,
of
-
•-
of'the
for
interests
in
1
certain
real
acquired, the company will
are
estate;
all
own
"
Assuming
all
•
fee
and Bertie Wolfson own
the
total
outstanding.-
„7
latter
part
of
August.
^
Plants
fornia, and Canada.—V.
-
r ;-I.
•
'
located
are
195,
in
1664.
p.
.
Chicago/New Jersey,
--
;
•
tration
of
statement, with
common
stock,
The offering will
the
SEC
on
offered
be made
on
July
for
27
public
best-efforts
a
covering 50,000
sale
at
basis
$10
used
to
field
the
■
and
as
»
.
music
was
contracts
representative
songwriters^
specific
the
assets
a
com¬
underwriters
shortly thereafter,
President, acquired
management
with
in
such
of
emphasis
com¬
on
jazz;
business.
publishing
$15,000
with
under
and
represented
note
in
Mr/Carpenter
own
50%
will
result
each.
in
and
Sale
stock
Mr.
Carpenter,
purchased
by
the
Chauncey S.
of
new
increase
an
outstanding from one cent
resulting dilution of 49.3 cents
•.
to
for
promotion
to
for
now
~
by
Mr.
defray copyright expenses, to acquire musi¬
general working capital. The
company lias
addition to the note,
150,000 shares of common
and
which
share
per
the
pay
public relations,
outstanding,
to
stock
in
the
50.7
-
Olman, Secretary-
to
the
book
cents
share
per
public.
National Capital Acceptance
in
the
public
value
book
at
of
share,
per
$1
stock
with
equity
a
of
r
...
•
..
Corp.—Offering Susp'd
The company of
Washington. D. C., has withdrawn its request
for a hearing upon the
Commission's May 17, 1962. order tem¬
porarily suspending a Regulation A exemption ; from
registration
with respect to a public
offering of 150,000 shares of class A com¬
•
stock
mon
by
notification
has
share.
been
—V.
the
filed
said
corporation
October 1961.'
in
at
$2
share
per
Accordingly,
cancelled
195,
by the company's
;<••*
-
1962
Carpenter,
personal
engage
and
the
suspension
has
pursuant
the hearing
become
to
a
thereon
permanent.
2487.
p.
National Telepix,
-
-
June
company acts
for
to
selling
includes 50.000
stock
be
properties
stock,
1
own
will
Treasurer,
shares
per
paid
sold
instrumentalists,
music
to
proposes
in
also
promissory note (such assets having had no cost basis
to
Carpenter)., The estimated $106,000 net proceeds from the
•
to .be
also
be
to
Richard
and
share
per
share.
per
with
popular
it
consideration
sale
Laymen Life-insurance Co—fommnn Bpcncfprprl
8
.>on^on R^iSierea
The-company of 1047 Broadway, Anderson, Indiana, filed a
regis¬
<
the
cent
The statement
warrants
organized
copyrights
and
Call--
'
-
'v:
$1
15
a
a
cal
:
.
music
in
BIdg.,
receive
at
was
agreement
The
,
.
exercisable
an
posers
and
^
will
and composers. The
contracts with artists,
18
»
,
-
Ave., New York, filed a registration
July 27 covering 150,000 shares of com¬
$5,000 for expenses.
company
certain
Chemicals, Inc.-—Capital Stock Registered
>
54%, 24%
exchange offer, they will
to be
...
-
Fifth
artists
of the class B
shares.;
all of their holdings of common
..
which
and
$50,
The
of the common and 93.1%
• >.
•.
Corp.—Common Registered—
545
the SEC on
underlying five-year
under
,
the
in-;
title to- or -leasehold'of 23 office
building properties, a'
refinery and storage plant for edible oils, an industrial loft
building,
retail store property and an,
apaftment house property.
In addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
1,029,251' shares of common stock, of which Furmart and Herman
After the
•*,
synthetic resins.
a
Wolfson
for
^
substantial part.
or.a
shares
Lawter
Chemicals,, Inc., manufactures specialized chemicals,:, ineluding'printing ink vehicles, fluorescent pigments and
coatings andr *'
operate
•
°n
in
additional
entities, and
Pittsburgh,
mission
recapitalization)•, ,of which
Eilis & Simmons, Chicago. This stock-is to be said
by certain
present stockholders, and no part of. the
proceeds will be reoeived
by the company. It is expected that the
public offering will be made
At
organization, it issued 1,029,251
to Morris
Furman, President;
Herman Wolfson, Executive • •
Vice-President; Bertie Wolfson, Treasurer, and four others, in.ex-;
change for assignments of certain of their interests in a number r
terests
.
stock, to be offered for public sale at $1
per share. The offer¬
ing will be made on a best efforts basis <
through underwriters
headed by Associated Securities
Co., 1008 Law & Finance
J1®*,,1, 19®2' tbe 9om?^'ny./)
Touhy Ave., Chicago, filed
Wgistratipn statement with the SEC covering a proposed seca.rL.?. J I. of 49,721 shares_ of capital stock to be made by
Blunt
shares
corporations, partnerships and joint ventures which own or;
real property. The company is now offering the
3,620,000
shares in exchange for the balance of the interests in
these entities,
for assignments of interests in certain
additionalc
recent
a
and
assignments of interests
of
to.
of
with
mon
and/
Coonly propose to sell
Stock (15,000 and 5,000 shares, respectively) and their wives
propose
fa sell 25,000 and 40,000 shares, respectively (retaining
10,000 shares
each)., After the sale the two families will own 13.1% of the outstanding common and 93.1% of the outstanding class B stock,
^
"
men's
Hart Ponder,
President, and William J. Coonly, Assistant Sec¬
retary-Treasurer, "together with their wives andrchildren, own an'
"
" " '
'
7
"
Furman-Wolison Corp.—Flies Exchange
Offering—
certain
engaged'in manufacturing
of-additional-stock,.
'giving >effeet
aggregate of 74.4%
The
in
' •' J
primarily
J.
j
J
common
•■'•'7"
is
company
Royalty
company
statement
to exPand the company's productive facilities,
plant, and the balance for additional
working
-capital to helP finance seasonal inventory requirements. The company has outstanding 160,231 common and
339,769 class B common.
sale
ordinated
--
a
boys' jeans and jackets, casual slacks and
shorts, and work trousers..
Of the-net
proceeds .from the company's sale
-
the corporation
the. coloration
•'
Conn,
the
'
The
to the under-price also to be supplied by amend¬
'■*
'■ •
' ;
'
• ;
exercisable at
would
strengthen the
comDanv's
financial condition
be used
iS imiitvcompany s "nancial condition.. $E°£'0^ wiU Arizona
atr its Yuma,
increase
from
for'$185,
ments
Continued from pagel
Music
are
cludes
writer
d*nd
1962.
public .offering
General Corporation and
■
3
-The
Inc.—Debentures, Common Reg'd
^Americas,
company of" 1270 Avenue of ttife1
New York, filed
registration statement with the SEC on
j. . j
j.
July 30 covering $150,000
ri
ji.
1
''
Patlftg. The net proceeds from the etock sale will be used to
General Aeromation,: inc.
of
increase
6%%
convertible subordinated
Gapital otOCK Xtega
debentures due 1972, to be of¬
>.
capital and' surplus* funds in order to replenish
fered' for
working capital'
public sale
at
100%
of principal amount,
/The company of-6011 -Montgomery' Road ^Cincinnati,
and 80,000
Ohi6t 'filed"'; which has been reduced as a result of the increase, in'the amount1 1 outstanding shares of
irritii
ctrr«
TiiItt
common stock,
a
to be offered for public sale
registration staterpent with the SEC on July 30 onvprlnff Rnrvnnn "
of insnrannp''Rn.id> trt hfl.v#a hppn writt.p-n hvrfchft enmnnnv amri in nrHpr^
insurance' said' to have been written
covering 500,000
by the company and in order'
by the holders thereof from time to time at
shares of capital stock,,
prices current in the
that it may qualify to'do business in
of„which 419.000 shares are to be offered'
States where its present capi¬
over-the-counter
tfnr
nil hi 1*'
sal a
market at
t.hi* nnmnanv
the
time
for public sale by" the
of
sale
(maximum $3 per
tal and surplus. are not
company and R1 OHG fihareft • beitlff Olltfitftlld-s
and 81,090 shares, being outstand
sufficient for the purpose of qualification.share). No underwriting is involved.
>
ing stock, by the holders thereof (21,026 such shares underly outA portion, of the
r
proceeds will be invested'in; common stock of its '
The
company
is
engaged
in
the
production
and
distribution
standing convertible notes). '
■whoily-owned*'subsidiary, Laymen Securities Corp., which has been
of motion picture films for
television, theatlcal and non-theatrical
'//.Organized in 1958, the company is engaged in the business of,
recently organized to engage in the sale of shares of mutual funds.'
showing both for adult and juvenile audiences. The net
developing and has arranged for the manufacture of equipment ?
poceeds
The company has outstanding 200,000 shares of
from
the
common.'stock, off
for ground movement-of jet aircraft.'It> has
company'js sale of debentures will be used to produce
which* Everett A.
developed two ;taxi'- Hartung, President, owns 10.4% and management
additional-film series, to distribute and
tender
vehicles for such movement
promote- existing and newfor commercial
and military i/ ofifcials as a group. 17%.-7—V. 190,
film
p. 2342.
properties
and
for
use-and is said -to - be presently
working
capital.
I11
adition
to
certain
conducting negotiations with air-;
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 245,450 shares of com¬
lines and the government for sale or lease thereof.-The
company •.
mon stock; of which
has
management officials as a group own 35.500
never
earned
any
income and
has
ho
Leslie Fay Inci—Class A RegisterecL-rpresent agreements ,•
shares. Edward White is President. The
> / - • ; / i
„-which would produce any income -(except .subleaseof
prospectus lists 20 selling
hanger-), and
The cdmpany'of 140O'
stockholders owning an
Broadway,*'New York, filed a registration
aggregate of 192,500 shares, including Ida
ha§ been solely engaged since organization in development of in¬
statement with'the; BEC on
Bookspun and Estelle Werger who propose to sell 20,000
July 27 covering 200,000 shares- of
ventions transferred to it by its principal stockholder and
shares
President, •
class A stock, to be "offered for
public^ sale through underwriters;' each. Others propose to sell amounts ranging from 400 to 5,500
Henry J. Wiebe (for which he received 132,200 shares). Of the
headed by Shearson, Hammill &
shares.—V. 190,' p/1073.
Co.," 14-Wall St.; New York.
net
The
^
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proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock, some
public offering price (maximum $12 per share)" and
underwriting
$118,500 will be used to pay certain notes and accounts
payable,
terms are to be supplied
by amendment. ^r 7
Nevada Power Co.—Preferred Stock
$110,000 for corporate expenses for one year (including compensa-\
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Registered—
The company is
tion
to Mr. Wiebe
and
for
engaged in the design, manufacture and sale of
promotion), $110,000 to -design, test r
The company, whose
address is P. O. Box 230. Las Vegas, Nevada,
a
diversified line of moderate and better priced
and
produce
models
of
the
equipment for
filed a registration statement with the
dresses, suits knd
jet aircraft
ground •
SEC on July 30 covering
coats. Of the het
movement, * and the balance, for compensation to Mr. Wiebe
proceeds from the stock sale, $500,000 will be used •'
100,000
shares
of
and;,
cumulative
preferred
stock
($20
for- the
par),
to be
for
acquisition - of additional plant facilities and equipment,
general corporate" purposes. The
offered
selling stockholders
include < •
for
public sale
through underwriters headed by White,
and for working capital
Willard Hawes & Co., Inc. and Coleman Electric
in connection with the
Weld & Co.,
proposed. com¬
Co., who'presently
20 Broad St., New York. The dividend
rate, public
mencement of the manufacture of knit dresses and suits.
own
no
stock
of, the
company
but
hold notes' convertible into-.,
Mpst of
offering price (maximum $20.75 per share) and
the balance will
underwriting terms
be used
as
17,000 and 4,026 shares, respectively. The other
working capital, of which $1,000,000
are
to be supplied by amendment. The
selling stockholder j. will
net proceds from the sale
be used to finance accounts receivable
is Mr. Wiebe, who
and additional inv.en- •
of the preferred stock will
proposes" to offer 40,200 of his shares to holders
be
applied toward the company's 1962
tories of finished goods and raw materials. In
of
his
personal
notes in cancellation
addition, $100,000
thereof, and 19,774 shares •
construction program (estimated at
$5,790,000), and to pay shortwill be used to repay indebtedness to the
to the
company's president in-;
term loans incurred to
cash. He and his family owxv an aggregate of < Curred for working capital purposes. In addition +0 certain
temporarily finance such program. In ad¬
42.36%
of
the
indebtedcompany's outstanding stock,
dition to certain indebtedness and
(after giving effect
preferred stock, the company has
ness, the company has
to conversion into
outstanding 100,000 class A and 300,000
153,720 shares of some $76,860 of outstanding
outstanding 1,170,254 shares of common stock, of which
class B shares, of .which
manage¬
notes). Book value of stock'now
Fred P. Pomerantz, President, owns 80%
ment
outstanding is $.406 per share.
officials
as
a
group
own
10 78%.
Reid
Gardner
is
Board
and-84%, respectively. " *,-* - —'
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According to the prospectus, the Commission in i960
Chairman and President.—V.
temporarily
194, p. 2661.
suspended
a
Regulation
A
exemption
under
the
Securities Act
with respect to a
then-proposed public offering by the company/-'
Louisiana Nuclear
New England Electric SystemCo., Inc.—'Reg. A" Filing—
-Files Post-Effective
Proceedings are now pending on the question whether the suspen¬
The corporation on July
sion order should be vacated or made
18, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 600,000 *
Amendment for Common Stock—
permanent.—V, 192, p. 209.'
common shares
to be-offered at 35
cents, without underwriting;
On Aug. 1, 1962 the
company of 441 Stuart St., Boston, filed a
Proceeds are to be used for
working capital, and other corporate
Gulf Atlantic Utilities, Inc.—Common Registered—,
post-effective amendment to
its
registration statement originally
purposes. -"
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filed with the SEC on April
The company
12, 1962 which covered 872,786 addi¬
Louisiana of 1233 National Bank of
of 2738 Malir.tla
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both
\
participating
and
non-partici* *
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P^bl'o for
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-
shares
of
statement
common
with
Blvd.,.- Jacksonville, Fla., filed a
on
July 30 covering 90,000
the
Commerce
SEC
to be offered for public sale
through
by Piercfe, Garrison, Wulbern, Ine/ 222 West *'
Adams St.,
Jacksonville. The'public offering price (maximum $10
per share)
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
underwriters
stock,
company
acting
as
owned
a
was
organized
management
and
in
October
1961
operating
subsidiaries, which in turn
and
the
and
plants and water-distribution
located in Duval County, Fla. Of
sale,
and
be
sewer
In
to
related
added
adidtion
to
shares
President,
Secretary
man,
to
Basin,
construct
Leon
own
the
be
used
to
balance
Utility
Co.
distribution
retire
due
for
three
of
and
purpose
for
its
and
proceeds
notes
the
payable
of
sewage-.'
from
to
Systhe
banks
purchase
sewage
($500,000)
three water
plants,
-
of
first
at
P.
Brooks,
25%
each,
stock,
the
of
company
which
has
Bertram
Vice-President, and John
and George W. Whitmire,
outstanding
F. Williams,
H.
Flood,
Board
Jr.,
Chair¬
15%.
preferred
and
with
Suburban
System,
company
of
Co.—Common Registered—
500 West
Overland
,
Ave.,
the
on
merging
redeem
—V.
heads
the
list
of
underwriters.
The
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stock
($100
par), to be
Aug.
Lynn
Electrib
Electric
Co.,
Co.,
Merrimack-Essex
Electric
of
$7,500,000
(f)
to
of
.
the
stock
reduce short-term
W.
notes of
the
p.
113.
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merging companies and
"
by
common
through
rights
the
common
shares,-representing the
offering to stockholders. It is
rights
will
be
offered
at
competitive
bidding
June
*
.
Registered^—'
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The
company
of
707
North
statement
with
shares
common
holders
of
Co.,
414
(maximum
Eleventh
SEC
stock,
on
to
St., Wilwaukee,
filed
a
reg¬
July
be
30 covering 109,408 out¬
offered for public sale, by
thereof
Union
$35
per
outstanding
600,000
to
5-for-l
a
recent
dend),
of
underwriter
estate
of
shares
of
common
stock
(after giving effect
and payment of a 20% stock divi¬
oificials as a group own 2.8%, The
of
record
206,820 shares
(34.5% )
and
owns
shares. The prospectus lists 23 selling stock¬
stock
split
which management
holds
beneficially 69,618
holders
owning
an
*
the
through underwriters headed by J. C. Bradford
St., Nashville, Tenn, The public offering price
share) and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
plied by amendment. The company is engaged in the writing of or¬
dinary life and accident and sickness insurance in 19 states. It has
&
Electric, expected to aggregate $17,000,000.
Alfred
Smith is President.
After the merger, it is
expected that Robert
Krause will be President and William
Webster-Board Chairman.
196,
share,
Old Line Life Insurance Co. of America—Common
the
of
three
of,
shares
standing
first
Massachusetts
these
260,346
istration
(a)
preferred
subscription
per
116.
p.
exchange for all of the common shares of 'the"
companies/Massachusetts Electric will issue to its
the liabilities
for
$21
at
Co.
In
assume
14,
13, the company rejected a bid for compensation of
$1,658,293, for the stock, from a group of underwriters headed by
Blyth & Co., Carl M'. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., Bear, Stearns &
Co.,
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., and Wertheim & Co. It then Went
ahead with the rights
offering, without an underwriter.— V. 196,
all subsidiaries of -New
will
covers
portion
that
June
29.
6.
On
•
offered for public sale
,
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J.
expected
Worcester, Mass., filed a
July 26 covering $60,000,000
(series G) due 1992 and
75,000. shares of
offered
common,
record
June
amendment
unsubscribed
St.,
on
of
of
expired
The
Merrimack, (b) to redeem
mortgage bonds-of Merrimack,
(c)-to redeem*
$8,500,000'of first mortgage bonds of Suburban," (d) to
pay
the
serial note of Lynn in
thp amount of about $2,199,000, (e) to re¬
deem $7,500,000 of series E bonds
of Massachusetts
Electric, .and
F.
Dallas,
SEC
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merging companies, including a long-term serial note of
Lynn and
all the first mortgage bonds of
Merrimack and Suburban.
The $67,500,000 estimated .net proceeds from this financing will be used
Fidelity Union Tower,
with
1
parent 941,068 common shares and
El Paso, Texas, filed a
July 26 covering 185,000
shares of common stock, of which
100,000 shares are to be offered'
for public sale by the
company and 85,000 shares, being outstanding"
stock, by the holders thereof. Eppler, Guerin &
Turner, Inc., 1600
statement
/! '*
England Electric
providing for the merger of such companies into Massachu-,
Electric.
shares
stockholders
bidding.
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is a subsidiary of New England Electric
System, a
registered holding company. In June,
1962, it entered into a merger
to
Hicks-Ponder
The
tional
■
company
$25,000,000
registration
-
which
competitive
The
agreement
collection, systems.. The balance
indebtedness,
'
mortgage-bonds
cumulative
other
common
n
.
funds to improve and enlarge water and
working capital for general corporate purposes..
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Massachusetts Electric Co.—-Bonds Registered—
.
-,
-
Bldgv New Orleans,
plant at Shirley
pilot
"
setts
of
upgrading
Wyoming.
i-.i
general
certain
uranium
The company of 939
Southbridge
registration statement with the SEC
wholly-,
sewage-collection
net
an
'
as
plants and
100,000
will
pay
Transcounty
plants
will
$103,000
$475,000
the
water-treatment
own
terns,
from
for
company
disposal
stock
to
headed
ment.
The
plans
.
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registration
Carl
M.
aggregate
Loeb
(New
of
119,010
York)
and
shares,
Cemp
including
the
Investments,
Ltd.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N.
Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a Week"
[every Thursday'(general "news and advertising issue) with a statistical Issue
on
(Telephone STate 2r0613); Copyright 1962
Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
by William Bz Daqa Company^-Re-entered as second
class matter February 25, 1942, at the
3, 1879. Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions
post office at New. York, N. Y„ under the Act
and Members of the Pan
American Union, $65,00 per year; in Dominion ofCanada, $68.00 per year.
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rate
Other countries, $72.00 per year.
of exchange, remittance for
foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York
funds.
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
of
March
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
2l,t>00
&
The
A
wholly-owned subsidiary, North
of the Thayer Ave. address.
its
by
American Sea-
(maximum $2.50 per share)
of
SEC,
at
July
on
30,
Issued an order
t
^
company
shares
22,000
David
B.
(2,000
Johnson
is
Lloyd
First
offered
E.
Travestad
of
through
Union
Silver Mark Mines, Inc.—"Reg.
Proceeds
are
to
be
used
10 cents,
for mining
its
whose address is Washington Trust Bldg., Washing¬
The
of
consisting
units
in
sale
shares.
common
will
offering
be
$100 debenture
at $175 per
a
made
operations.
debentures
the
on
for
and
general
corporate
In
purposes.
33.5%.
Wheeler &
The
City,
to
which
will
receive
$1.25
a
share
per
sale
assets
(subject
all
to
liabilities)
of
a
partnership
•
Eugene
The
and
S.
President
Ryan,
exploration
sale
of
the
two
and
company,
the
composed of
others. The
of
oil
and
and
development
from
thereof,
in
and
production
the
tion. Those
line
these
addition
200,000
presently capable of being produced and in which
an interest are shut in,
awaiting either a pipe¬
owns
connection
In
,
gas
wells
company
Phillip
that
its
Inc.,
Pamcor,
Inc.,
.
domestic and European
in the six months to
of
21%
net income
combined
2149.
195, p.
jsi'x months ended June 30, 1961.
l.
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Advance Industries,
•
1962. This was an increase
of $2,923,510 or 48 cents a share
6,054,537 endorsed shares in-the
on
—V.
share on the 6,055,291
equal to 58 cents per
$3;526,159,
over
The company's
•;
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]
,
.
...
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Inc.—Earnings Up 82%—
earnings for the nine-month period ended June 30,
increased 82% to $456,815 or 18 cents per share on sales of
$2,553,510 against earnings of $250,465 or nine cents per share on
isales of $3,649,197 for the comparable 1961 period, it-was announced
1962,
by Maurice Parker, Chairman and President, "jfc -" ' : !
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Advance
reported
that all divisions, Electrolizing • Co.; Horton
Equipment Leasing Division, Instrumentation Division and Keystone
Ridgeway Co., were operating profitably during the quarter which
saw
a
66% -increase in profits over the second quarter of 1962.
—v.
195, p. 972.
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Aeroquip Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
Period
or
Net
of
1962
1961
$43,904,945
$35,364,277
2,583,451
.1,104,505
share
$2.03
shares
1,270,066
$0.87
-1,266,189
30—
June
____
Earned
—V.
common
per
Number
of
195,
,
common
517.
p.
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Air-Tech
Industries, Inc.—Common Offered—Pur¬
July 17, 1962 offering circular Fred F.
Sessler & Co., Inc., New York City, offered publicly
67,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $3 per
suant
to
a
share.
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Upon completion of the offering an additional 6,500
common shares may be offered, at the same price, for
Net proceeds
will
be
to the company, estimated at $156,000,
additional equipment, sales promo¬
for
used
tion, inventory, production of air structures, product
development and working capital.
•'
principally
and
company
engaged
wholly-owned subsidiary, are
manufacture and sale of a
its
design,
the
in
variety of fabric air supported structures, canvas covers, tarpaulins,
mats, and mattresses. Its maufacturing facilities and offices are
located at 30 Garden St., New Rochelle, N. Y.
The
company
1962.
Leo
of
which
conducts
Custom
State
the company has outstanding
the
1956,
17,
company
Canvas
Marine
Covers,
a
division
CAPITALIZATION
stock
Common
$1
Common
(after
giving
each.
—V.
stock
195,
(10
stock
preferred
Eastern
of New
Kurt
as
a
Meyer, Hans Meyer and
co-partnership under the
Products
Co.
The
has
company
corporate subsidiary organized in New York State
a
part of its business
and which is known as
wholly-owned
a
Dec.
operated
Eastern
of
name
the
changed to Air-Tech Industries Inc. on Feb. 20,
to
1955
From
Meyer
name
Corp.,
was
name
incorporated under the
on
Dec. 17, 1956, in
was
Products
Marine
York, Its
GIVING
of
Eastern
EFFECT
Marine
TO
Products
PRESENT
cent
par)
(par
$10)___._
purchase warrants
Corp.
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
common
*
.
taxes
after
market.
a
to certain indebtedness,
shares
Ended
sales
Net
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
108,000 shs.
1,000 shs.
645 shs.
20,000 wts.
20,000 wts.
1653.
p.
Airport Parking Co. of America—Six Mos.' Report
Ended
Period
Proposed Registrations
Net
Earned
—V.
88,986
$0.14
share
common
p.
1961
$3,042,035
$0.24
__
taxes
per
195,
1962
30—
~
after
$5,213,440
152,426
June
sales
Net
2699.
an
Columbia Gas
make
Pruneau the book of the musical. The producers believe
total cost of offerring a first-class production of the play
the
the
AMP
affiliate,
were
shares outstanding at June 30.
endorsed
47%
165 West 46th St., New York, filed a registration
SEC on July 31 covering $350,000 of limited
including all production expenses, will not,
exceed $350,000, and the proceeds from this offering will be applied
thereto.
The producers
are
entitled to receive 50%
of the net
in
at
record
effect to a recent
2-for-i stock split), of which Ryan and Bert B. Wheeler own about
the
and produce the musical play based on the life,
career and experiences of Sophie Tucker, including the right to use
any of the material contained in the book "Some of These Days."
Steve Allen has written the music and
lyrics of the musical and
to
its
and
1962,
30,
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^of
for
and
properties. The net proceeds from
the stock sale will be used to
pay
outstanding indebtedness and
general administrative overhead expenses, and for the acquisition
of leases
and the exploration
and development of the company's
oil and gas properties. The prospectus states neither the company
nor
the partnership it succeeded has had any oil or gas produc¬
original musical comedy tentatively titled "Sophie."
producers have entered into agreements with Sophie Tucker
Richard Giles under which they acquired the sole and exclusive
right
to sell
that the company plans
Sales, Earnings—
of
and .earnings
BUSINESS—The
1962
company is primarily (engaged,' with others, in the jactjuisition
leases on both prospective and proven oil and gas properties,
interests in the partnership, to be offered for public
at $7,000 per interest. The offering will be made by Len Bedsow
Hal Grossman, as general partners of the partnership and as
producers of
reported
was
the highest for any half year in history, Ui A.
Whitaker, President, reported to shareholders.
f
/••' Combined sales for the six months euaea "«>une 30, 1962, reached
a record $34,778,983 for an increase of 18%- over sales of $29,555,003
in the corresponding six months of 1961..
..
Combined net income for the first half of this year set a new
June
commission.
The company was organized under Oklahoma law in January
succeed
to
the
business
and
acquire substantially all of
partnership
and
sales
subsidiaries
whose address is Thompson
company,
Sophie Co.—Securities Registered—
with
Rights
the benefit of the underwriter.
Ryan, Inc.—Common Registered—
Building, Tulsa, Okla.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on July
30 covering
80,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at
$12.50 per share. The offering will be made through underwriters
headed by R. J. Edwards, Inc., Fidelity National Bldg., Oklahoma
A" Filing—
without underwriting.
Trust
interest
is
Mont., plans to explore, develop and operate lode
mining claims and other mineral properties.
The company of
it
1962
AMP Inc.—Record
underwriters headed by Moore, Leonard & Lynch,
Bldg., Pittsburgh, and Stroud & Co. ,123 S. Broad St.,
addition
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
200,000 shares of class B common stock (voting), of which Delvin
Miller, President, owns 10.5% and management officials as a group
the
Silver of Noxon,
statement
1,
Aug.
Net
.
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July 12, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 700,000
to be offered at
shares
the
News of Business and Finance
statement
Philadelphia, which will receive a $17.50 per unit commission.
Since its
organization in May 1961, the company has obtained
a
license
to
conduct
in
Washington County, Pa., harness horse
racing with pari-mutuel betting. It has acquired land on which its
racing plant will be located and is now engaged in grading the land
and
constructing the racing plant,
including a five-eighth mile
track and a clubhouse, grandstand and related facilities. Of the
$3,536,000
estimated net proceeds
from this financing, together
with $1,000,000 proceeds
from previous financing, $1,200,000 will
be used to construct a clubhouse and grandstand and the balance
for expenses In connection with constructing related facilities and
for
organization,
development
and
administrative expenses,
for
the
(Mr. Johnson also is sole stockholder of the underwriter).
The corporation on
the company withdrew its registration
public
10
the
common
for
and
unit
Registered
Vice-President
that this company plans to sell
second quarter of 1963.—
in
~
(4) 40,000 shares under¬
each).
Co.—SEC Registration W'fthdf'n
Washington Trotting Association, Inc.—Units Reg'd
The company
to be sold
and
temporarily suspending a Regulation A ex-
1962,
ton, Pa., filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 30
covering $2,300,000 of 6y2% subordinated sinking fund debentures
due 1977 and 230,000 shares of common stock (non-voting),
to be
in anyexcept
indirectly through its proposed subsidiary.
It
has outstanding 26,000 common shares (26,000 shares
but not paid for), of which management officials as a
own
Inc.—Offering Susp'd
..originally filed with thfc SEC on Feb. 8, which covered 110,000 com¬
mon
shares to have been offered publicly through Schwabacher &,
Co., San Francisco.—V. 195. p. 860.
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operation. The company does not presently intend to engage
group
17,
May
On July 31, 1962
to Advisory Board members.
The company was organized under North Dakota law on May 25,
1962 for the purpose of obtaining sufficient funds through the sale
ot stock to permit it to organize and purchase stock of a sub¬
sidiary life insurance company to be wholly owned by the company.
It is anticipated that thd proceeds obtained by the company from
its organizers (they have purchased or subscribed to 52,000 shares
at $2.50 per share), together with the proceeds to be obtained from
this offering, will suffice to capitalize properly the life insurance
company and to
provide it with surplus sufficient in amount to
pay its obligations an.d to finance the acquisition of. life insurance
business through direct sales by its agents until such time as the
volume of such business is sufficient in amount to permit profitable
President
bonds,
approximately- $5,000,000 of common stock in the second quarter
of 1963, through a rights offering to stockholders —V. 195, p. 1970.
•
five-year options held by management officials
and
promoters,
also exercisable at $2.50 per share, (3) 26,000
shares to be offered to management officials and promoters under
business,
presently
of
Utah Concrete Pipe
underlying
subscribed
On
to a proposed
public stoc^ ^fterih^. b^ihat 6piijpa;hy. Accordingly,' 'ftie suspension
or.4gjv.fias become pe^marienl" qrid; the heajdn^eajttpelljerf,"1^
,
25-year
of
2747.
p.
.
of 219 Independence Bldg., Colorado Springs, Colo.",
its request for a hearing upon the Commission's
company
withdrawn
order
of 127 West Main Ave., West Fargo, North Dakota,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 27 covering
548,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at
$2.50 per share. The offering will be made on a best efforts basis
by Investment Brokerage Corp., Fargo, N. D., which will receive
a
37V? cent per share selling commission. The statement also in¬
cludes (1) 40,000 shares underlying five-year options to be granted
to
the
underwriter, exercisable
at $2.50 per share,
(2) 120,000
lying options
195,
Offering—
emptiqn ;frojft Securities Act Registration ,with respect
>;
company
existing subscription by such persons, and
V.
1962 it was reported
July 31,
$12,000,000
is owned by F. H. Vahlsing, "
and Christina
Transmount Mining Venture,
with respect to the company's backlog of orders; a con¬
the Government; an Increase in the price of the shares
the quality of the company's management;
sale of its boats by Sears, Roebuck & Co., and the listing of
securities on a national securities exchange.—V. 193, p. 2713.
shares
Washington Gas Light Co.—Proposed Bond Sale—
On
engaged
of Vahlsing
stock
The
with
Security International Corp.—Common
is
the
has
the
specific price;
The
Aug.
1, 1962 it was reported that this company plans to
approximately
$8,500,000 of common • stodk to stockholders
through subscription rights.—V. 1S4, p. 12.
sell
provide for larger raw material supplies,
finished goods, and an expanded sales force as
the Sealander offering .pircular
company^ designation (a) of certain persons as
officers and directors when such persons at the time the notifica¬
tion was filed,
were no longer connected or
associated with the
company in such capacities, and (b) of certain persons as serving
the company in specified capacities, when in fact such persons had
severed
all relations with the company (except for ownership of
class B stock) prior to the time the notification was filed; and (2)
the representation that Miles E. McCord was working on the design
of a new-type compact boat which implied that the company would
have rights to same, when in fact McCord and the company had
severed relations and had executed mutual releases which included
releases of rights to future inventions and patent applications.
It
is further alleged that the underwriters made false representations
to investors to induce their purchase of the Sealander stock, par¬
a
Rights
to
t
tract
Co.—Proposed Bond Sale
was
Western Light & Telephone Co., Inc.—Plans
Sr., President of the company, and F. H. Vahlsing, Jr.!, Executive
Vice-President. Book value of stock now outstanding is $3 per share.
in
(1)
be
company
of
Act
Mc-
respect of certain material facts and that the stock
offering was made in violation of Section 17 (the anti-fraud -pro¬
vision) of the Act. The order provides an opportunity for. hearing,
upon
request, on the question whether the suspension should he
vacated or made permanent.
*
•-
ticularly
1962 it
1,
Aug.
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.- -Proposed
larger inventory
of
well as to carry
greater accounts receivable." The company has outstanding 339,892 •
shares of common stock (after giving effect to a recent 2-lor-l
stock
split), of which F. H. Vahlsing, Inc., of Texas, and The
Christina Corp., of Maine, own 66.6%
and 29.6%, respectively; All
temporarily suspending a
,
alleged misrepresentations in
exercisable. at $3.50 per share, and
issued to two employees of the company.
each,
tal
substituted as an underwriter for Lippman.
The
Commission asserts in its suspension order that it has reasonable
cause to believe
that the company's offering circular was false and
to
Sell Bonds—
was
Corp.,
On
in the plastics industry, operating a
plant producing plastic film and packaging products.; The net pro¬
ceeds from the stock sale will be used as additional working capi¬
later
misleading
to
The
offering of 150,000 class A common shares at $2
per share.
Robinette & Co. and Conrad A. Lippman (doing business
as Investment Securities Co. of Maryland) initially agreed to under¬
write the offering on a best-efforts basis.
R. Baruch & Company,
to
»
statement also includes (1) 30,000
to be sold to the underwriter
(2) 3,000
selling commission. The
cent
one
shares
the public
The
-
underlying three-year warrants
shares
Baltimore, Md.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
in amount.
In a notification filed on Dec. 19, 1960, Sealander pro¬
relate
1180.
Offering—
of
company
per share
Suspended—
Elderry St.,
was
p.-
reported that this company plans to sell
$12,000,000 of 30-year first mortgage bonds, in the second quarter
of 1963.—V. 195, p.
1319.
Elsa, Texas, filed a registration statement with
the SEC on July 27 covering 313,108 shares of common stock, to
be offered for public sale at $3.50, per share. The offering will be
made on an agency best efforts basis by Crow, Brourman & Ciiatkin, Inc., 115 Broadway, New York, which will receive a 35 cent
The
$1.33 per share.
Regulation A exemption from registration under the Securities
of 1933 with respect to a stock offering by Sealander, of 2228
Inc.
190,
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
Registered—
Plastics, Inc.—Common
Texas
President.—V. 191, p. 46.
is
Sealander, Inc.—Offering
posed
1962 it
Utilities
On
St. Paul, Minn.—V. 195, p. 2592.
through Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.,
and 100%, respectively.
Melvin
as a group own 12.91%
all stock now outstanding is
officials
value
Robinson
The
2380.
reported that this subsidiary of General
plans to sell $15,000,000 of 30-year first
mortgage bonds in the fourth quarter of 1962.—V; 194, p. 957.
July 27, 1962, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on May 29, which covered 167,000
common
shares to have been offered publicly at $3.50 per share
was
company
agement
Book
1963.—V.
of
On.July 31,
Public
ment
organized in 1958 for the purpose of acquiring
direct ownership, mortgage and other interests, in and for the de¬
velopment of real property, and as a vehicle through which small
investors could pool their resources for, and diversify the risk of
participation in, such investments.
The company presently owns
unimproved property in Montgomery County, Md., and a parcel of
real estate in the District of Columbia.
The net proceeds from the
stock sale will be added to working capital and may be used, if
necessary,
to pay outstanding bank loans and payments due upon
deeds of trust.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
has outstanding 270,988 class A and 68,000 class B common shares
(after giving effect to a recent 4-for-l stock split), of which man¬
A.
quarter
Metropolitan Edison Co.—To
'
On
supplied by amendment.
The
sell
plans to
1962.—V.. 195, p.
1962 it was reported that this utility plans to sell
$15,000,000 of 30-year first mortgage bonds in the
Aug. 1,
approximately
first
Inc.—SEC Registration Withdra'n
Summit Gear Co.,
The public ofand underwriting terms are
Corp.,
Securities
fering price
to be
quarter of
common
basis
efforts
board
-
A Registered—
the company
that
reported
was
Kentucky Utilities Co.—Proposed Bond Financing
bituminous coal. It has recently en¬
adhesives and mixed fertilizer fields.
In addition to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the com¬
pany has outstanding 3,004,635 shares of common stock, of which
management officials as a group own 3.8%. Arthur Mag, a director,
and The First National Bank bf Kansas City, executors of th6 estate
of Kenneth A. Spencer, hold 421,884 shares " (14.1% ) "and propose
to sell 20,000 shares.
Under said will, the shares held by the estate
are to be distributed in two trusts primarily for the benefit of Helen
F. Spencer, widow of Kenneth A. Spencer.
In addition, The Ameri¬
can
National Bank of Denver, as trustee for John Galen Spencer,
proposes to sell 20,000 of 88,702 shares held. ' The prospectus lists
six other selling stockholders who propose to sell amounts ranging
from 500 to 10,000 shares.
C. Y. Thomas is Board Chairman and
John C. Denton is President.-—V. 196, p. 157.
\
'"V
Withdr'n—
it
1962
On
mining and marketing of
tered the flexible packaging,
statement
class
i
production of polyethylene and in
is engaged in the
company
1,
Aug.
6,000,000 of bonds in the second
the
of 912 Thayer Ave., Silver Spring, Md., filed a regis¬
with the SEC on July 25 covering 200,000 shares
stock, to be offered for public sale on a best-
The company
tration
of
683,
Inc., N< Y.—V, 195, p.
Co,,
Seaboard Land Co.—Class
Registered—*
On
:
-
offering price (maximum
to be supplied by amend¬
Co., 2 Wall St., New York. The public
$35 per share) and underwriting terms are
ment.
" f
shares
Clark
'
of
company
&
31
1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
filed with the SEu on Jan. 29 which covered 62,000 com¬
to have been offered at $6 per share through Robbins,
On July
originally
mon
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
Interstate Power Co.—To Sell Bonds—
and
Tucker
•
610 Dwight Building, Kansas- City; Mo., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on July 27 covering 65,813 out¬
standing shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by <
the holders thereof through underwriters headed by Morgan Stanley
The
196, p. .215.
Inc.—SEC Registration
*<
,
Sophie
and
receipts
Spencer Chemical Co.—Common
Gas Co.—Bonds Reg'd—
The company of 80 Park Place, Newark. N. J., filed a registration
statement with the SEC on July 26 covering $40,000,000 of first and
refunding mortgage bonds due 1992, to be offered for public sale
at
competitive bidding Aug. 21.
The net proceeds from the bond
sale will be added to general funds to be used for general corporate
purposes, including payment of a portion of the cost of its current
construction program
(estimated at $209,000,000).
The company
estimates that of such amount $74,000,000 has been or will be spent
in the last seven months of 1962 and the remainder in subsequent
Rite Electronics,
*
in the aggregate of 6%
will receive royalties
box-office
."*.■» ' -
weekly
gross
"..Richard Giles 2%>
Public Service Electric &
years.—V.
the
of
snares,
writers
The
tribution.
which propose to sell all of their holdings of 28,500
respectively. Others propose to sell amounts
ranging lrorn 300 to lb,800 snares (the latter by Wenonah Devtiopment Co. of Peekskill, N. Y.)
(of Montreal),
and
.
.
(532)
United
States,
profits of the partnership for which they will make no cash con¬
On
sell
its
Aug.
1,
$25,000,000
1962
1962
of
System, Inc.—Proposed Financing—
it
reported
debentures
construction
Hawaiian
was
or
bonds
program.—V.
Electric
Co.,
On Aug.
offering
to
common
196,
in
company
October
p.
to
help
to
finance
195,
p.
2931.
1962
June 30—
Rights
Of¬
.
„
1961
$
depletion
and
$
139,995,620
Sales
Depreciation,
1962 it was reported that the company plans a rights
stockholders in September involving about $8,000,000
stock.—V.
Ended
plans
1.
..
1,
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—Six Mos.' Report—
Period
this
Ltd.—Proposed
fering—
of
that
115,042,240
4,287,619
4,266,281
amortization.^
Interest
Federal
Net
967,811
income
Profit
per
Common
—V.
195,
...
share
shares
p.
860.
of
common
outstanding
J.'
stock
847,969
5,103,163
taxes
profit..;
4,085,744
4,900,377
4,293,120
$1.25
$1.10
3,926 494
3,885,744
Volume
196
Allied
Year
Maintenance
Ended
6183
Number
*
March
.
.
Corp.—Annual Report— '
1962
31—
Operating revenues"
\
taxes
*1961
*
income
Net
i_ —!
_Z—
'
•
Number
of
shares
-standing
Earnings
to
companies
out-
-
$1.01.* 4
k
and adjusted for the 5-for-4
hi September,, 1961.—V., 195, .p. 1312.
March
1962,
31,
effect
took
a
Building
of
•
during
which
pooling
$0.96
interest
which
on
International
and
ended
operations,
'817,500
827,875
,
acquired by Allied Maintenance Corporation
were
year
split
stock
Aug. 30,
j
Net
sales
Costs
Net
and
and
Federal
,
-I
,
into
shares
2.5
,
'
^
income
other
tax_!__„__„___
Preferred stock
of
—V.
$..
w
share
of
192,609
192,609
4,566,323
9,101,381
9,101,381
.25
.50
stock
outstanding-.
stock—
common
1445;
p.
5,100,000
4,758,932'
-
;
On
Aug. 3, 1962, the company reported that it had
placed privately with institutional investors $30,000,000 of 5y4% capital notes due Aug. 1, 1982, the trans¬
each
number
action having been arranged through
ers and Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
,
Amax
Proceeds will be used to finance
counter.—V.
sales
Net
of
Cost
196,
Profit
American
1961
before
Estimated
income
taxes
$1,111,901
President
Z $461,499
677,000
261,000
$434,901
$200,499
j.
The
*
Net
profit
profit
share
per
$1.45
____j
NOTE—Unaudited
.
and
subject
to
year-end
195,
first half net income of $1,871,554 com¬
in the corresponding period of last year.
was
equal to $2.19 per share this year
last
$47,764,212
Ended
Net
after
"
30—
June
1962
sales
Net
Earned
—V.
per
196,
1,048,000
share
common
1961
.
will
label business.—V.
$0.63
' Z ' '
.
Net
,
sales
Net
Period
Ended
Net
sales
Net
after
Earned
—V.
1962
'
•
195,
share
$2.35
-
Period
Ending June 30—
Net
sales
after
Earned
—V.
1962
per
195,
2149.
p.
:Z___—
share
common
American
*
Eagle
$2.08
■■
v
-
-
•
'
■
s
1,931,597
"
result
"The
-
^
Corp.-^-Acquisition—l'.°
Steel Corp.—Sales Higher, Net Down—
largest
stockholder
California
in
International Petroleum
Sunset
land
developer
and
oil
Corp.,
^Earned
1961.
"
,
•
>
.
,
diver¬
the
six
months
totaled
$23 347,988,
195, p. 2029.
V.
Sales
•
Financial
This Cincinnati,
12%
up
for
the
for
the
net
six
months
based
the
first
at
the
since
of
June
asset
of
of
with
compared
Months'
$304,207
of 118%
Also reported were
the same period of this year,
of
shares
outstanding.
This
.
This
cents per share
the 61
earnings
Costs
totaled
June
have
Assets
Federal
increased 25%
Net
operates four savings and loans
associations
Per
in the greater Cincinnati area as well as vehicle and equipment
leasing, and general contracting businesses.
t
Savings accounts totaled $39,380,405 compared with $31,352,149
a
year
ago
for a 26%
gain and outstanding loans increased to
$41,304,260 from $30,075,243 for a gain of 37%> over June 30, 1961.
-W.
195,
American Hardware Corp.—Six Months' Report—
Period
Ended
June
1962
30—
sales
Net
for
Net
income
Average number
of
.
shares outstanding
"
.
American Home
Ended
$0.90
1,043,188
Products Corp.—6
"
'
•
1962
$
Earned
common
share—
of
common
195,
,
of
$1.15
Machine
half of
first
&
Foundry Co.—Revenues, Net
net earnings
were
1961,
of
half
first
Inc.—Common
Co.
&
company
of
Offered—
of
results
AMF board
Rhode
is
corporation
a
Island
AMF
for the
sales
first
six
months
of
1962
rubber
and
—V.
shares; outstanding
in
under the
Its prin¬
organized
November,
1899.
of Providence,
'
Stockholders
Smelting
Co.
,
of
American
were
notified
Metal
of
the
Climax,
Kawneer
complete-terms
GIVING
EFFECT TO
196,
($10
PRESENT
$5,000,000
3,650,000
500,000 shs.
Co.
and
the
Apex
proposed between Amax and Kawneer and Apex. Boards of directors
of all
three companies have approved the terms of the mergers
and
recommend
The
proxy
approval
statements
by
the
were
stockholders.
mailed
July
".
27.
Special
meetings
at
$3
per
share.
sales
income
Newark, N. J.,
Chancellor Ave.,
In
to
engage in (1) rhe owner¬
beauty salons, (2) the franchising of addilie owned and operated by others, and (3)
franchise
and
(4)
the
by such salons and
distribution
program' for' already existing'rtalons, and
sale of beauty supplies and cosmetics for
for resale to their patrons.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Notes
Outstanding
(to banks & others):
payable
$9,544
Current
Long-term
—V.
195,
p.
$20,572
285,685 shs.
—
stock
Common
cent
(one
1,000,000 shs.
par)
pari
Belt
2025.
Federal, taxes,
-..2JL21.058
-
after,Federal toxes_
per
195,
p.
bacons taxeSd____Z__^
2149.
.
.
1,009,461,;
1.111,597
share of 1,186,270 shares
headed
$0.85
-
,
843,239
,i>,416,6l6
426,623
$0.35
&
has
Manhattan
Co. first mortgage
The bonds-were: a warded to the: First Boston group
competitive sale Aug., 2 on its bid .of 100.094%.
:which named the 4%%. coupon. A rival hid of .99.769,
also for 4%s, came from Halsey,- Stuart & Co. Inc.-v
REDEMPTION
'
are
Refining Co.—To Redeem Preferred
called
Second
Bank,
National
N.
Y.—V.
Benk,
195,
Ashland,
p. 1651.
Ky.„ or
1987.
were
at
to
at
The
.
par;
and,
the
at
prices,
not redeemable at
1967. Otherwise they
ranging from 105.45%
at sinking fund redemption
bonds
to Aug.
prior
are
15,
regular redemption prices
beginning
ranging
BONDS
teed.
FEATURES—The
redemption
redeemable
terest,
the
York City,
underwriting group which offered publicly
..;
.
prices
at
Offered—On
priced at 100.814% and accrued in¬
terest to yield approximately 4.57%.
its
made
an
The bonds
-
for redemption cn Sept. T5, 1962, all of
outstanding $1,50 cumulative second preferred stock at $30 per
share, plus accrued dividends of_37Va cents per share. Payment will
company
Chicago—Bonds
$37,250,000 of The Belt Railway
regular
Ashland Oil
Co. of
Aug. 2, 1962 The First Boston Corp., New
.
1962
,1961
ZZl__—LZ-Z $40,126,064rr$3i;21T,652
111!_ZZ
before
Provision for Federal
Earned
Railway
4%% sinking fund bonds, series A, due Aug. 15,
Z
_i_
Net. income
Chase
of
use
$3,506,000
3,650,000
238,876 shs.
Industries, Inc.—First Half Report—
Net
The
operation
and
associate
an
213.
p.
Net
.
of 300
company
under
engage
is engaged and proposes to
company
be
mergers
to
,tionaL beauty salons
FINANCING
Merger—
of
1961
6.
ship
,
the
of
Period Ended June 30r—
^
—V.
Metal Climax, Inc.—Proposed
stock
common
industries.
portion
stock
/Arvin
.
American
firm's
industries.
Common
■
~
totaled, $185,066,000
compared" -with-'$207,104,000 iir 196Fs first half.: Rentals rose .to a
hew high of $41,275,000 for the first half of 1962 compared with
$40,510,000 for the same period in 1961.—V. 196, p. 4.
offering
1962
the laws of the State of New York on
various phases of the beauty and the
cosmetic
industry.
The company changed Its name from Beauty
Consultants, Inc. in April, 1962.
Upon incorporation the company
acquired
all of the capital sock of Marvin
Hair Stylists Great
Neck Corp. and Marvin Hair Stylists of Lawrence, Inc. from Mr.
Marvin
Hodas
in exchange for $45,000
and other considerations
and
promissory notes, due 1973—
promissory notes (convertible)
414%
19P9
a"year ago.
20,
of this
incorporated
Dec.
$11,816,000 compared with
compared with, 74 cents: per. share on, 16,249,616
Offered—Pursu¬
circular, Seymour
Co., New York City, offered publicly, 99,990
July
a
BUSINESS—The
was
The
CAPITALIZATION
4V4%
wtih
the corroanv had net earnings of
$12,121,000 for the same period in 1961.
After
preferred dividends, earnings equalled
72 cents per share
on
16,276,051
shares of common stock outstanding at June 30,
the
cents.—V.
40
were
proceeds, estimated at $230,475, will be used for
debt repayment, construction and operation of salons,
inventories, and working capital.
a
State
major
rubber
for the first
the company
down slightly compared
Mr. Moreneaci Pauerson,
to
Blauner
'
company's sales is to
the textile
Industry.
Consequently,
the company's business Is
affected by
fluctuations in that industry.
During the period Jan. 1, 1961, to
March 31, 1962, 84%
of the company's sales were to textile manu¬
facturers.
The remaining 16%
oi the company's sales during that
period were to users in the pharmaceutical, paper, plastics and
chairman; reported.
For
$0.95
Island.
The
-
revenues and
months' operations
the
$1.07
23,239,533
23,270,308
Slightly—
Gross
the
plastics
1206.
p.
American
Down
six
$
.
quarter earnings were $571,000, or the
common share.
1961 six months per
195, p. 2149.
second
cents per
20
Beauty Industries, Inc.—Common
ant
cationic softeners, synethetic detergents, pigments,
defoamers.
The company also manufactures a
pharmaceutical
chemical
and
chemicals
for use
In
the paper,
24,863,183
shares
of
corporation has called for redemption on Sept. 1, 1962, all of
$5 dividend cumulative preferred stocks at $100
plus accrued dividends of $1.25 per share.—V. 196, p. 114.
shares
Hoffman
organic esters,
wetting agents
255,728,622
26,646,921
———
per
Number
—V.
taxes—
$700,906
company Is engaged in the manufacture and sale of chemi¬
principally for use in the, textile Jndpst^ry,.,; Products include
dyestufl's, sulphonated oils and fats, water repellents, plasticize'rs,
1961
276,545,603
after
Net
of 28 cents per common share after pre¬
bringing earnings for the six months to 52 cents.
period,
outstanding
759,315
$770,241
The
'
sales
Net
cf
Rhode
Months' Report
•*'.>
Six
per share,
cals,
30—
June
period.
1,460,221
834,427
;
cipal office is located at 55 Canal Street in the City
'
195, p. 2256.
Period
$1.46
,
1,604,668
.___
income
:___
BUSINESS—The
laws
each
period
—V.
937,000
1,046,143
share
per
tax____
$1.04
Federal
tax
its
10,450,854
.
'1,223,000
1,527,000
—
1961
Beaunit Corp.—To Redeem Preferred—
July 27, 1962 offering circular, the com¬
pany offered
publicly, without underwriting, 4,367
shares of its common stock at $37.50 per share. Net
proceeds will be used for construction, and working
capital.
1961
.
1961
earnings
The
2029.
p.
Arnold,
;
1,706,000
1— ,_j.
__Z
income
Net
taxes
income
195,
comparable
the
of
equivalent
dividends,
the
share
.......
10,788,022
profit after Income tax
Pursuant to
$42,327,000 $42,135,000
Provision
before
income
1962, sales totaled $20,756,000,
June 30,
Net
741.
p.
'•••»./
expenses—
share
—V.
Six
—
1962
1961
$12,392,690 $11,911,075
'
,
_Z
"
and
income
Net
of 41%
increase
$51,375,251—an
1961.
30,
Inc.
ended
$18,506,000
1
1
_1
sales
Deductions:
of
Dec.
31, 1961.
American Financial
the
was
ferred
Report—
Period Ended June 30—
Net
1961.
1962,
30,
total
for
number
over
196:2,
gain
share
65%
months
30,
June
1961—a
per
average
gain
six
Assets
over
the
a
of
$1.01
of
upon
represents
ended
period
same
earnings
Works,
the
earnings were up 29% to $1,468,000 over 1961's $1,139,000.
Baxter
earnings for the second quarter of 1962 were $786,000.
period, amortization and depreciation charges
with
the $20,778,974
last year.—
&;..Varnish
1962.
over
months
compared
Paint.
1964
earnings of Baxter Laboratories set new records in the
of
the six months
equivalent
Armstrong
net income of $663,696
a
and
half
For
118%—
Corp.—Earnings Up
Ohio company, reported
1962, all of
at 100%. Pay-
Aug. 20,
July 1,
*'
For
American
$0.23
,
^Baxter Laboratories, Inc.—Sales, Net at New Highs
•
sales
on
790,130
^
.
Redeem Notes—
due
secured notes,
6%
priT
called for redemption on
has
company
first
reported that Armco earned $27,755,847, or $1.87
of $493,118,557 In the first half of the year,
compared with $23,176,168, or $1.57 per share, on sales of $413,944,419 in the first half of 1961.
share,
■■■to to
t
r
'ment^wlll be made at the American National Bank & Trust Co.,
Chicago.—V. 195, pi 2149,
Johnston
Mr.
2377.
its' outstanding
;
•
•
p.
$0.26
share—
common
per
892,112
}
Barton Distilling Co.—To
1,072,532 tons in
1,017,739 tons in the second
just ended compared with
of
1961
$7,052,191
1962
.
taxes
-s-rW., 195,
The
ea<%£ales dollar, .compared to $12,747,-
7.2 cents on
or
quarter
For
producer.
and gas
after
quarter of last year.
quarter
per
,
$8,163,734
Net
/
30—
June
sales
,To
the
the un¬
estimate
"makes
Tools, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Ended
Period
.
Net
or 5.1 cents per dollar of sales In 1962.
Armco's shipments of steel mill products totaled
'
outlook
,
Oil
Baker
425,
new
despite the record figures
it most difficult" to
that
cautioned
economic
•
further^ illustrate, Mr. Johnston said that sales in 1960's second
quarter were $246,872,807, almost the same as the $247,793,189 in
the second quarter of this year.
But in'Y960 tt^e company earned
•
$17,775,225,
the first step in a broad program of
acquisitions to expand the operating base of American
Eagle," Mr. Sherman said.
"The company is in an exceptionally
strong financial position and has excellent cash resources to support
this program,'.' he added.
American Eagle presently has 1,250,000
common shares outstanding.
As part of its major holdings it is the
sified
period were $172,330,000,
the first-half of 1961, an increase
in
company's
second
.
acquisition of Wesil is
seeking
or
per
"We continue to believe that 1962 will be another
satisfactory year for the company and should compare favorably
wiih 1961," he commented.—V. 195, p. 2149.
"
of the
Intense profit'squeeze, Mi\ Johnktotf poffrted out. In the;^uarter just
ended, despite Irnghef sales, the company's profit margin dropped to
5.1 cents on each sales dollar, as compared with 6.1 cents in the
the
of
or $1.61
the $9,986,000,
over
year-end results.
.
purchase, American Eagle acquires the sub¬
stantial assets of ,the Chicago firm, among which is an eight-year
option to buy 125,000 common shares of Victor Comptometer Corp.
at a price of 8% a share.
a
increase
$155,742,000
with
Nielsen
Mr.
certain
196, p. 424.
President, announced. „„
,
.
:
These" quarterly comb'arTsohs Zshow1 ,thfe, mountfh^ ffressure
$2.02
-
This Los Angeles-based diversified industrial holding company has
acquired through an exchange of common stock all of the outstand¬
ing shares of Wesil Corp., a diversified Chicago holding company. ^
As
Inc., this issue.—V.
Climax,
sales in the second quarter of the year totaled
$247,793,189 with earnings of $12,747,425, or 86 cents a share, com¬
pared with sales of $226,372,912 and earnings of $13,915,522 or
95 cents a share, in the second quarter of 1961, Logan T. Johnston,
The
1961
1,986,223
.
6.7%
a
earned
compared
10.7%.
$1 28
$19,784,432 $19,720,149
^___
taxes—
first-half of
the
in the first-half of 1961.
Consolidated sales
(shipments) in the
2149.
p.
share,
per
share,
Apex Smelting Co.—Proposed Merger—.
Armco
Net
$0.37
for
highest half-year earnings in its history.
President, said that net income was $10,653,000,
the
Nielsen,
$1.72
4,463,000
$0.37
_—
earnings
reported 4hat
has
company
were
M.
972.
p.
See American Metal
American Distilling Co.—Nine Months' Report—
i
4,321,000
—
share
common
The
1962
of
——_Z„„_Zl__Z_' 100,647,428 ' 78,142,165
3,837,375
2,083,981
common
$
$
,,' ;
taxes—
per
1961
236,548,000 227,268,000
-
—;
taxes
per
195,
1961
<|J
.
——
after
Earned
—V.
30—
June
"
216.
p.
Co.—Reports Record Earnings—
& Wilcox
Babcock
1962
$
June 30—
196,
Corp.—
Months'Report-
Period Ended
American Brake Shoe Co.—Six Months' Report—
-
Sanitary
Standard
&
1,133,000
$0.58
—
216.
p.
Six
$17,623,000 $16,460,000
—
taxes——
Radiator
American
'
of
the
but
adhesive
Alpha Portland Cement Co.—Six Months' ReportPeriod
Gothenburg,
was
sq.
ft. manufacturing and printing plant In Gothenburg, serving
marketing organizations in Sweden and Norway; In addition, the
company has participating ownership in Avery-franchise subsidiary
companies in Denmark and Finland.
Long established as a printer
of high quality industrial catalogues, the company became an Avery
licensee in 1955 and has since concentrated its growth in the self-
1313.
195, p.
year.—V.
(
^ •
compared with $1.84 in the same period In 1961. ■
Net sales increased 12.7%
to $53,847,144 from
$0.67
-
adjustment.—V.
it
total consideration was not revealed.
The Swedish,
operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary and will con¬
tinue under Its present management.
Bertil Antonson, managing
director of the company, has been elected to the board of directors
of Avery Adhesive Products, Inc.
The acquisition will add approximately $2 million to Avery's sales
volume for the fiscal 1962 year.
For the fiscal year ended Nov. 30,
1961, Avery reported sales of $13,892,000 and for the six months
ended May 30, 1962, sales of $8,284,000.
Founded In 1896, Antonson-Avery, AB, operates a modern 80,000
stock,
income
net
has acquired
announced by H. Russell Smith, President.
...
transaction was consummated primarily by an exchange
The
-
and extend its operations over¬
Avery Adhesive Products, of San Marino, Calif.,
licensee,
Antonson-Avery,
AB, of
company
reported
company
Consolidated
2700.
p.
.
further1 strengthen
to
move
a
Sweden,
Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
*■
pared with $1,561,283
Net
..
Scandinavian
its
This
expenses—715,714,786 ' 15)783,000
provision for income taxes—
424.
p.
Avery Adhesive Products, Inc.—Acquisition—
in
4.
p.
Optical
Southbridge, Mass. company's sales and net Income rose
significantly in the first six months of 1962 compared with the
same
period of 1961, it was announced by E. Weldon Schumacher,
$16,826,687 $16,244,499
sales and
196,
seas,
(Louis) Ailis Co.—Six Months' Report—
1962
2819.
,
V.
-
:
Period Ended June 30—
p.
Co.—Partial Redemption—
The company has called for redemption on Sept. 1, 1962, through 'operation of the sinking fund, $100,000 of its first mortgage bonde
3% series due 1963 at 1007c
plus accrued dividends.
Payment will.
be
made
at The Citizens
& Southern
National Bank, Atlanta.—
shares
three
exchange
borrowings.—rV. 195,
reduction of short-term
Atlanta Gas Light
stock.
common
although initially the funds will be applied to
needs
-
Lehman Broth¬
New York City.
expanded business
.
3,175,000
-
-
common
stock
common
per
193,
""
2,303,423
dividends.;.—_
Earnings available for
Earnings
jjj.
*
*
; 2,496,032
*
earnings
Shares
1961
1—Z-f 261,579,576 250,229,067
expenses—
income
3
r
of
stockholders "would
5
Sold Privately—
Associates Investment Co.—Notes
been
in
of Kawneer
preferred
stock.
Kawneer had outstanding 987,372 shares of common as of
the
record
date
of
July 24.
Apex stockholders would exchange
»'2-2/9ths shares of Apex common for,one share .qf the, Amax con¬
vertible preferred.
Apex had outstanding 208,670 shares of common
on
the same record date.
329,124 shares of the new Amax con¬
vertible preferred would go to the present stockholders of Kawneer
and 93,901
to the present Apex stockholders. ,
\If
the
mergers
are
approved,
the new convertible preferred
shares are expected to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange,
with trading to commence on Sept, 4.
Trading in Kawneer on the
i American
Stock
Exchange is expected to cease at the close of
business
Aug.
31.
Apex
shares .are .traded currently over-the-
267,250,608 260,087,999
,__
have
companies
three
the
stock for each share of the new Amax convertible
common
Report
Mos
-1962
Period Ended June 30—
of
to approved the proposals.
proposed that stockholders of Kawneer
is
Kawneer
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co.—^-6
each
of
1962,
and Apex exchange
their shares for shares of a new
convertible preferred stock of
Ainax. A new class of 1,000,000 preferred- shares of $100 par value
would be" authorized.
Of this class approximately 423,006 shares
of a new series of convertible preferred stock carrying an annual
dividend
of $4.25 per share wilF be issued by Amax upon con-;
summation of the mergers.
This new convertible preferred stock
would have
voting rights and each share would be convertible
It
•
—
the
$787,698
•
Service,
Handi-Man
the fiscal
$837,613
.
end————
c__*_-
year
include
*
■———
'
capital
share-
per
of
stock
fiscal
at
•♦Restated
basis,
of
'
'
•
stockholders
for
-Approval by the holders of two.-thirds of the stock
company is required.
The proposal provides for an Increase of the maximum
of Amax directors from 22 to 23.
r
1,590,171
1,682,298
_•
the
of
v
called
'
,
$20,240,998 $16,471,247
Income before income
(533)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
from
1963,
Aug.' 15,
101.35%
to
GUARANTEED—The
par.
bonds are
unconditionally
jointly and severally, by endorsement, as to
and premium, if any, and as to .sinking fund
12
proprietary
railroads
of
the
Belt.
These are:
guaran¬
principal in-;
payments, by
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6
.
.
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
(534)
•
-
Provision
Pe Railway; The C-iesapeake &
Burlington & Quincy Railroad; Chicago,
& Eastern Illinois Railroad; Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RaiL
road; Erie-Lackawanna Railroad; Grand Trunk Western Railroad;,,
and Wabash Railroad.
Railroad
Line
will be used to purchase, from Chicago;
and Western Indiana Railroad, all of the lines of railroad, building,
yards and rolling stock now leased to The Bell Railway Co; Thej
balance of
the proceeds will be added tc working capital.
BUSINESS—The Belt, incorporated in 1882, is one of the largest^
switching lines in the Chicago area and performs both freight i
interchange and industrial switching operations.
Its headquarters ,
are
in the Dearborn Station, Chicago.—V. 196, p. 316..
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
Period Ended June
Other
from
'
•
before
Income
1961
net
*
<
—
Net
taxes:
—
tho
and
$8,080,000
Columbia
Electric
-The
corporation has called for redemption, * on Aug.15, *1962'
through operation of the sinking fund, $319,000-of its 6 ¥2%'first
mortgage bonds, series O due April-1, 1990 ataOO. - Payment will -be"*-
Inc.—Reports Loss—
made
at
branch
any
in
Canada
of
the
Royal
Bank
Canada.—
Of
.
.
a
as
of
talents
be
•
__....L
expenses
estate
Other
1,920,414
taxes—
462,409
r
-I—ull'./.—Ji_*_1J_—_J
taxes
Other
bonds.1
on
interest and
Depreciation
•
attributable
Is
to
the larger volume of
unstable selling prices, par¬
margins
profit
and
low
on
cutback
ing
in
months.—V.
it
1958,
195,
has
intensified
greatly
been
Domestic
"
•
——_
"" '
'
;
'
Income—dividends
•.
,
/
-
■
"
.
171,885
174.653
adjusted
3,0Q5,763
i.
13,752"
Net
401,108- 282,965 <
sales
BUSINESS—The
«
founded
was
1,
Md.,/
1955
and
conducted
was
sole
a
as
ments
pro¬
10419 Fawcette St., Kensington,
company of
Aug.
on
$50,000
engaged in providing mathematical and statistical,
research services- for government agencies and industry, -,./' .
As the complexity and volume of its business increased,, the use.
of electronic and mechanical data processing equipment became a
nine
of
the
The
in
the
data
company rented
Business Machines
the
1956
research
services
dependent
were
individuals
the
and
the
entirely
almost
cost
salaries
of
GIVING
1
Non
cumulative, non
-
6%
10
Cla<?s
A
com.
Class
B
com.
Warrants
f
stock
195,
(par
10
stock
(par
10
purchase
stock
rnon
—V.
to
10
(par
cents)
300,000 shs.
com-
\
,
.
20,000wts.
cents)
of
Sales
fiscal
ended April 30,
year
time
high of i?z.6o^,oou
dent,
announced.
Sales
of
p
•
.
...
•
...
Los
••
Bobbie
has
Increased
and
all
Brooks,
net
manufacturer
sales
and
net
proiit
sales
Net
sales
The
of
and
and
quarter
W.
directors
and
a
same
Net
cents
the
in
share,
same
for
1961
income
a
,-.i—o
,
15%
up
.
,*
records
were
ended
year
■
followed
a
set
June
*
by
30,
the
it
-
meeting
of
the
■
1961
the
first
half
compared
of
with
the
vear
was
$14,731,090,
or
in
the
second
compared
period.
with
Sales
quarter
was
$8,663,237,
rose
..
company's
$15,201,893,
$1.39
$8,816,619
or
82
to $261,774,137
■//.
•'
-.
•
a
cents
.
up
a
improvement,
showed -substantial
'
■'
■
tiori and
.
;
.
volume
sales
the"
in
the com-
/
t
/
a
convertible
are
into
33.6%
>
promotional expenses, property acquisitions,
capital.
/
•
/,/>';/
'
-•/>'.
/ ,/
.and working
./BUSINESS-
-•*
—
.
The
company
ih
incorporated
was
Delaware
on
/ Sept." 7, 1961. It maintains its office at 40 E. 49th St.,'N; Y..*C/
of
'** ".; ."//The company was .prganized for the /purpose of engaging ;in.the', productionof: feature
lenght motion pictures for theatrical
*
"
in
$200,000
debentures,
con¬
195, p. 399.
of
-•
-
1
w-
1; !
Inc..
Princeton.
J.
N*.
""
Common .stock
.
(10
—v.; 195,
p.,2589.-
,.
1,000,000 shs.
1
148,800 shs.
- *
,
:
Outstanding
Authorized ** '
.
"
/:,.
Cities-Service
.'
-
cents par.)
'.//;*
Co.—Earnings Down—
/
':/* *.
f
bought the
'
Dorsett-Princeton
L.
Sohnenschein
has
booked
general
manager:
30
totaled
company
$25,422,929,
represent a reduction of"15%V -• / /
"* /./.,/*■ .
common-share'., was $2.10 for-th*e first half* of
with $2.23 per share. reported Tor. the first
half, of '1961/ iAdjustingthe' per
shafe figuie .ior' subsequent
acquisitions, the 1961 earnings " were $2.50 per share.
/ 1962
;
earnings
Net. income
\
1962.
>
Corp.-—Sales, Earnings Downthe
by
.
been.named
2929.-r. / ;■*•«,••/.:""
business
$627,434,
58
or
earnings
of
cents
$790,689,
the
first
the second
during
Increase
quafter
of
....
•-
•
"1
•
This
per
compares
an
/toubstanJal
increases rwere
recorded in. practically
anaphases, of
^
~
per
share,
73
or
half,
-
net
compared
to .1961
per
sales
second
quarter
/ *- "*
/•
..
j
$35,353,313- as /against
share.'
cents
totaled
Clark Grave Vault
.
Co.—To Redeem Debentures—.
year. Earnings were $.742,034, or 60 cents per. share, /, '• The company has called for redemption on
its outstanding 5V2% sinking fund debentui:es
$1,029,900, or 95 cents .per share, in, the ftfst half
of 1961.—V. 195, p. 2150.
■1966 at 101%.. Payment will be made at the
"
J
,
' ;
..
;/••
*,
$38,706,292 last
compared
to
.
_
Columbus.
-
equal
Central Foundry Co.—Six Months' Report—
/ •;
*
"
'
-
Period Ended Ju-ne 80—
Net
after
to
83
Earned
in
Number
!—V.
;
/•
.
*
"
sales_./_»._.«
share,
from $254,230,880.
Carl
June
1 For
-
in
/
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
*
'*
..
bv
from
\
..
*
.
Net
equal
These-figures are-unaudited and subject to'
been made .for all-"ad-;
•% *
./••/
' /
petroleuih and natural gas operations.
Well completions were up
8% over the first half of 1961. Production of crude oil and other
petroleum, liquids
increased
9%; automotive gasolene sales .5%'^
rose
to a hew record of $32,100,000," about $6 million more than ,"
petrochemical, sales *18%
and natural .gas sales 12% ." The . com¬
a
year
ago.
-.
v
'
/
*♦ -' *' * ' / ;.*f
pany's ratio of production t.o refinery, runs increased from 55%,
Net sales (shipments) during the quarter amounted to $?1,552,947
C In the first half of 1961, to 60% In the same period this year.
^
compared--to
$21,892,316. last
year-," Earningsafter. - taxes
were
—V.'195, p. 2031.
of
board
share,
<
$474,077
ceeds, estimated at $344,200, will be used for produc-
company's-
18%' over the
1961 quarter,
Ned A. Ochiltree,; Chairman of the Boai'd, reported^
..The company's backlog of unshipped orders/ on hand, June .30
the
aniiounced
1
period.
First-half sales were $519,564,380,
the like period a year eaiiier.
for
the
of
Inc.—Acquisition—;
Ceco Steel Products
-
company
was
»
47%
'• ./ / '
-
•
Resistor*to
had recently
business
195; p.
ended
1939*
Exclusive
-tears.
Sales, Earnings— '.
President.
California
business of Partronics.
retained.
women
in
were
July 24, 1962 prospectus, R. A. Holman & Co., Inc.,'
New York City,/offered publicly,-110,000 shares of
fhis fifnfi's. common stock at $4 per share.* Net pro-
-
*
stock.
in
Partronics
r-v.
during the past fiscal
XLt.
•-■
.*
.
p.
/,
into
..
a
quarterly dividend of 40 cents a share was
Sept. 1 to stockholders of record Aug. 10.
It is
210th consecutive dividend.
share,
$50] .330,509
.
were
n
founded
was
stockholder's'^
-.'/" /;/
/•
j ',' - "J >
manufactures
vacuum
freeze-drying-; equipment*.
New
adult
1962
*
•
••
>
young
30,
/ Consolidated net income of 'the company was- $25,066,000 in the
thermoelectric and electronic,
first six months of 1962, Burl S. Watson, Chairman of the Board,
Research Center, Inc.
■
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*
' •
* r
*
*
f
^ ""
* •
The business, which was started in October -1961, ;iSr engaged in V announced.
*
'/.-This-compares with $23,919,000 reported for the first six months
the design, development and manufacture of thermoelectric* devices,
of last year. However, adjusting last year's figure -to include, for
systems, controls and power supplies'.
'V .
; It will continue..operations as Carter-Princeton Electronics Di- ;. -! comparative. purposes, the- earnings of /acquisitions ' subsequently
On "this .basis,- the
ytsion of Carter Products, Inc.,'with its former ^operating personnel •'•made, vthe1 .1961- figure- becomes ' $29,511,000.'
which
at
income
$1.43
the
<
it
•
of"
'
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/
.This manufacturer of proprietary and prescription drugs, toiletries"
food specialties has announced
the acquisition .of the assets
payable
company's
Net
to
half
announcement
declared,
the
earnings
the
Comfort,
since
year
•
for
j.9%,.—V. u9o,
wau -up
Borden Co.—Record
Harold
apparel
••/-.
vu
•
acquired subsidiaries,
year
each
during
profit
of
June
Yf. Cine-Dyne, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
is $400,000
convertible
Angeles,.> Calif./These
common
-Garter Products,
.
the
•
of; that-period.
Business
1
and
up
basis.
43.1%
or
"•
;•
•
investments
new
vertible into 40%-of the company's common stock.—V'.
"i
20,000 wts.
during
six months ended
share on the 502,095 shares of capital stock out-/
that date. For the first half of 1961,: earnings were
64 cents per share on 495.365 shares outstanding at"
-
15% from the $52,577,500 of the preceding year,
and net profit rose 14%
from the year-ago total of $2,300,800 or
$1.55 a share. Sales and profit figures for both years are adjusted
to
reflect
two
acquisitions during 1962 on a pooling of interests
were
$3,295,000,
1
*!<£'
commitments
total
investment,-CapTech purchased'$150,000 ^in'.6^2%/
subordinated cohvertible debentures of Product "Techniques,;
investment
1962, and net profit increased to an all*x.»o
a
Salesman, Presi¬
or
,
*c0.575,009
on
or
the
,
per
,
/
Inc.—Sales, Net at Record Highs—
7.3c
1,941,582-
.
\
BobM°
CapTfech's
new
equipment
Bobbie Brooks,
15.6c
1,941,582
' ' " -
——_
A ':*
.
1422.
p.
share—
outstanding—
1661.
p.
.
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-
98,707
141.193"
*
■
160,000 shs.'
;
s
,
'[
'
200,000 shs.
A
301,413
,/
'
.
cents)
class
-239,900
Del-Vac
-/This;
product line is an outgrowth of its original; business -of making /distribution,in. the U. S. and. abroad; .the production of industrial1
/ and-educational films;., and
the, production of .filmed aftd ' videopharmaceutical specialties which the company still -produces. -.The
taped television programs and commercials./'/>'•"
freeze-drying, process is used for" preserving drug^/ and/is alstr
'/As of the date hereof,
the-company's activities are still in the
being increasingly -utilized/for foods. ; Product Techniques .is
a
planning stage, except .that it/has acquired the-rights necessarydeveloper and« manufacturer of chemical coatings used for -abrasion
to
the production
of a feature, .length/fictional motion .picture
resistance, corrosion resistance, electrical, insulation/and^lubrication,/
tentatively, titled- ."judo," and has leased out the services of lts:
in-a number of commercial and aerospace iapplicdtions.
v • V
Executive Vice-President,
Dennis -Kane/ to, Time-rLife, -Inc. as the
Dr. Plesset-stated that CapTech has also purchased arf additional
•director for the television series,
"The. March of Time'/ and has$50,000 of
6'/2%,- five year subordinated convertible debentures^
^loaned the services'" of its President, Jac Hein, as the director of
from California Resistor Corp.,-Santa
Monica,' "Calif. „The. supple¬
tha network television program series, "Ted Mack .Original Amateur
mental funds will provide working capital and production facilities j
Hour,"; and as producer for an educational limx- for the-Internato enable the company-to keep pace with increafising orders for/its'
'.
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high-precision ..electronic components. This brings 'CapTech's" -total / tional, Ladies vGarment Workers Union. /
142. shs.
120,000 shs.
2,000 shs.
-
to."
-
r
year
PTI's
Outstanding
Authorized
$100)
(par
'/?
of the
debentures; is
stock.<
I
"
other
Inc.,.
participating
-
preferred stock
In
;
was
FINANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
businesses
bring
of
common
v
CAPITALIZATION
1961
$7,796,808
•
year-end adjustments, but provision has
Justments known at this~:time.' * *-*f* «rV:"
*
several highly.
on
producing the service
individuals,' including
of
these
1962
.*604,454
;
,
Dr.
Blanche's
salary.
The data processing operation required rental
of
machines,
employment
of
machine * technicians,
clerks,
and
machine operators,
and
required the rental of additional space. '
As
a
result
of
the
change
to ..machine operation, ..fixed direct
costs increased, causing a decrease in net income as a percentage
Of sales -in the years ended March 31,
1950, 1961, and 19d2, as
compared
with
the
years
dicing
March- 31,
1958
and:-1959„
predominantly
small-
amount
company's total Income.
emphasis on data processing brought about a basic change
company's
operations.
The statistical
and mathematical
skilled
Rods
$8,497,918
per
shares
cents
.94
the ;end
in-6%%,':i0 year
subordinated
convertible
debentures -of
Del-Vac
Engineering" Co., }
Inglewood, Calif/,Of this amount, $300,000 has been .-invested- and 7
the
balance
is
reserved
for
future
commitments.. The- entire
processing equip¬
ment from International
Corp., for use in con-*
nection with its more complex mathematical and statistical research
contracts.
Since the equipment was not fully utilized in connection
with these contracts the company offered data processing services
to
its
customers.
The
data
processing
service wKs financially
successful from its
inception, and management, realizing its po¬
tential, emphasized its development. During the fiscal year ending
March 31, .1962, data processing accounted for; approximately 85%;
in
and
the,New Alloy
303,041
income
$317,037
Technical
transactions
,.
.
necessity
three
:
*
first .half of-1962 being approximately 15% more than in
Chairman
of. the
Board, has announced/He also
the small business investment company, hadaddedf %. parable; 1961 period.t-Vr 193,
2107. /■"♦//
its investment in a company already in its portfolio..
equity.- /
-The larger
.
2150.
p.
that
to
The
195,
and
reported
primarily
was
in
the inclusion of
reflect
y •'/' ;
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Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.—Sales, Net Higher-—
or
for. Technical. Industries^ has made investment *commit~*
two new companies totaling $550,000,. Ernest* H. PleSset/
President
were
stock
of/common
^
Earnings for
.
per
.
prietorship by its founder. Dr. Ernst E. Blanche, until. its incor¬
poration on Feb. 3, 1958.
Prior to its incorporation, the company,
-
-.
./■;<,
.
Industries, Inc." — New In-'*
vestments—;:L '-..X
f:
/.Capital
to
!
/ incoipe
Net
share compared to 16 cents per share for
960,471 shares presently .outstanding.-—Vd.95, p..1309;
for
.share
per
-Income;before taxes
Provision foV taxes on income
standing
-Capital
will
Net proceeds, estimated at $200,000,
be used for general corporate purposes.
-
S3 per share.
cents
81
.
-devaluation
currency
Period.Ended June 30—
/
1961, based on
largely; due-to
Net
Nd/rof 1
cents
to
division.:—V.
*
31
decreased,
.IChemway Cofp.—Six Months' Report-
277,460 * " ^269,213*
'
and
equivalent
been,
Company
Net
123,648
securltes-'-
on
*•"
to
14% and consolidated domestic^
months ended-June 30 over the
up
six
,
have
.
Equal
were
the
provision for dividends on preferred.
This • compares - with
first-half
earnings in 1961 of $2,162,678 or,72 cents per share.
' Sales -for
the six. months were $76,479,563,,compared with $69,495,462
in the
first half of. 1961.
Sales and earnings for 1951
189,977
22,679
0
2,966,841 r
spectus, Jones, Kreeger & Co. and First Investment
Planning Co., Washington, D. C., offered publicly,
80,000 shares of this firm's class A common stock at
'
Charles J, Haines, Chairman, announced.
earnings continued to increase substantially.
Argentina and Canada, -he said..... ...
•
of Chemetron for the first six months of 1962
Earnings
4,298
"'-1
—
Class A
July 27, *1962 pro-,
a
time ;
from
Increased
.
after
*
Pursuant to
—
be
1961,
of
sales
$2,471,558,
Blanche & Associates, Inc.
(Ernest E.)
will
capital
the
in
.10%
earnings
—V., 193,
Common Offered
■
Manhattan Plaza.
Chase
1
at
'
.
Capital
Venezuela",
.<
124j568
<-
273,185
.
recent
;
i\
in
1094.
p.
—
—
.
Investment
/
Vice-President
a
Manhattan
Chase
the
114.
p.
"
in
454,769 5
134,6'50
'
——
amOrtizatioii charges— v
*'
■
ticularly for oilfield and control valve product lines, Mr. Lineberry
reported. Although this has been a problem since the major; drill-/
offices
its
Chemetron
up
period
Foreign
.
gross
of
as
2,039,112
"
Interest
196,
of
were
similar
.
for the severe
have
available
become
time."—V.
sales
.
-
principal reasons
will
Interest and" for
own
his position
resigned
President
become
their
'
outset," Mr.- Breaks said, "our capital and surplus will
million. It is expected that as attractive. investment oppor-
-'Earnings
.
storage equipment for both on-the-farm use and commercial storage
were the government program, delaying weather conditions and the5
22%
reduction in the winter wheat harvest.
*
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has
in
use
*
-X Chemetron Corp.—Earnings Up 14%—
.
.
Real
to
which
$3
to
^
:'
reduction in sales of grain*1
Breaks
D.
effective
country."
the
unities
,
business
•
"Nothing
'
'
in
,
.
more
the
bank
the
"At
-
,
.
.
.
said:
to
of
good
Corp.,
.
period.,
them."
JaCksOn
,
reduction
method -of
of- this
soundness
,
the
,
A
fundamental
the
in
Champion
their
"
The
SBA
is more important to broad economic
growth in our country than the-effective functioning of ■
small enterprises. The Chase Manhattan Bank has devoted a great
deal.pf its effort to. lending to small business, and over the years >
many of..these small businesses have grown into sizable enterprises,*. '.."We look upon our small business Investment company not-only
as a sound
business proposition but also as an instrument through which we can help pien of Integrity, ability and imagination put,
Mr
CoM Ltd.—Partial Red'n
has reported a net loss for the V. 195,-p. 2489.
; .v"
,
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w; ts-.'V
r
result of-reduced profit margins :
stemming from a "change in mix of products sold from low and ) .-<
more
competitive pricing for oilfield
equipment,"- according to.*
Buckingham Corp.—Sales, Earnings Iligiier—:
Kenneth
W.
Lineberry,
President. The greatest change - in
the.*
The corporation (sole importer and -marketer of Cutty Sark'Scotch "product mix" was the sharp drop in grain bin sales and a sub-:*
Whisky in the United States) reported net sales of $27,289,214 for *
stantial
increase
in
sales of
automotive trim and lawnmowers.
the six months ended June 30, 1962, and net income of $1,677,391,
Sales for the six months, however, were 21%
greater than in the *
or 58 cents per share. This
compared with net sales of $20,360,815
corresponding 1961 period.
,
and net income of ; $1,159,512 bv .40" cents a share for the same
As
a
result of
expense
reductions and related programs, the;
period last year.
;
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company
anticipates an improvement in the last half of 1952—
(NOTE—Per .share
earnings are ;<based on 2,900,000 combined
particularly in the fourth quarter, Mr. Lineberry said. Flant and;
shares of class A and B common stocks.)—V. 195, p. 2557.
* aepartmencal consolidations are being effected. The outlook for
sales is reasonably encouraging, barring major changes in capital
1
''-"[.'f '.<■ ■■
:. 0
spending plans. The' third quarter should benefit from the seasonal
: Budd Co.—Six Months' Report—*
7 , '
grain bin business. Oilfield drilling which lagged in the second*
Period Ended June 30:—
^ I. :
1962* 1.
1961
'
quarter, normally picks up in the fall months. There is as yet
'
1
no
noticeable trend toward greater selling price stability.
Net sales—.
1— 158,653,000 124,244,000
Prospects for further improved international business are good
Net after taxes
•
and new product lines are gaining increased acceptance, particularly /
>4,779^000 " ♦1,537,000'>
Earned per common share...—_
*•"' $1.04
".-"♦$0.42
filament wound products, B S & B has booked a good volume of
*
LOSS.—V. 196, p. 5.
* "
-v
moulding and stamping business for fall and spring delivex-y.
Consolidated sales for the six months were $22,172,412, compared
L
with $18,211,765 a year earlier. Sales for the three months ended;/
Bush Terminal Co.—^Six Months' Report—
June
30
were
$10,270,182,
up
9%
from $9,371,550.
Period ended June 30—" *
*
"
'
."1962
,1961
*B S & B had a loss, after income tax credits, of $135,674 for theRentals, transportation and other revenue..
$3,090,489
$3,019,515.
six months, comparing with a net- income after taxes of $71,585 a
Deduct: *
v
;
year earlier. The loss for the three months
ended June 30 was1
Operation,
maintenance
and
adminis."*■■
v
$161,438, against a net income of $125,709 in the comparable 1961/
trative
'
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\
.
helping the United States economy through Improving the com¬
petitive position of small business. The entry of Chase Manhattan
Into the SBIC program further confirms the banking community's
confidence
in
the
future of small businesses - and Its Interest
in
assisting
British
v
company
3o
June
ended
months
Mo.
City,
Kansas
■This
•
by the Chase Manhattan-Bank,
SBIC
an
-
Black, Sivalls & Bryson,
six
companies. -" *
with '
its valuable experience in financing," Mr. Parris said,
"not only .
strengthens the program but bears out the belief of the Congress
—1/t— • -k .860,000
; '
"
for, the
income
Investment
formation of
"The
$7,220,000 ?
1
-
corporation
million
$3
new
business
•'/■*',
>
«
.
1
plans, diversified operations in
providing needed capital and long-term loans to small-businesses.
Thus Chase Manhattan joins many of the country's other leading
banks which have already formed or become affiliated with small
period
I
$6,590,607
1 Net income lier share—„$3.66
—'v. 189, p; 1127.'"
r -,
,
;/•
.
,
income
City
■The
""
$78,624,789 $65,932,262
Net income before Federal income taxes—2,363,700
2,126,886
Esetimated Federal income taxes__
: 1,310,000.
I„015,a00.
Net income
-j
1,053,700
1,111,886
Common shares outstanding———-——w
731,812
... 699,312
Earned per common share—*
* $1.41 / ' / 91.55
—v. 195, p. 973.
;
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V. '.
Sales,
for
Federal
.
.State.
Business Co.
Aug.
.
.
:
less other charges————
•
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,
'
•/
operations
income,
.
2, The Chase Manhattan Bank became the first New
bank to operate a wholly qwned small business invest¬
ment company wheft Chase Manhattan Capital Corp. received its
license.
i '
~ ' - ■
James
L.
Parrls,
Deputy Administrator of the Small Business
Administration, presented the document to George Champion, Chair¬
man* of the bank and Chairman, of Chase Manhattan Capital Corp.,
in cereihonies at 1-Chase Manhattan Plaza,
York
%■•'/ *-' "*•'"* : • *- */.' '1962
/__/
——I./--—' $14,370,691 '•
L" -" 299,916 '
provision for income taxes_2————— $14,670,607 -
'Period Ended June 30—'
Income
r
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Chase Manhattan Bank—Forms Small
On
$7,970,614,
was
Briggs & Stratton Corp.—Six; Months' Results—
-
.
/
1962
30—
1962
$14,214,445
r,gainst
it
quarter
Provision
Co.—Six Months' Report—
Bemis Bros. Bag
of
half
first
the
for
taxes
a
year earlier,
and for .the
against $8,250,592 .in-the same.1
1961 period.
• - .
,
-*
•'
•
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Figures for 1961 are adjusted to include Columbus.,Coated Fabrics/
Corp., which was combined with the Borden Co. last year/in a/
"pooling of interests."'All figures are subject, to audit and year-,
end adjustment.—V. 195, p.'1921.
\
second
Railroad; The Pennsylvania Rail** ; , \ •/;.
Monon
Railroad;
Central
Soo
road;
income
Federal
for
$13,829,881,-
was
Chicago,
Railway;
Illinois
& Santa
Topeka
Atchison,
The
Ohio
-
taxes-.
of
-494.827
common ,share___iJ__j_/____L>_
per
195,
- 1962
: < *1961
*
$13,123,319 $12,962,238
common
p.
2150.
shares_-_/__l_/____^_'/1
*
.
»
-
$0.74
'
;
$1.00
: 672,079 ;
•
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-
-
-
*
,
~
-
/Coca-Cola Export Corp.—Plant
/
Expansion— :
:.
Twenty-three new Coca-Gola bottling plants went into operation
during the first six months of 1962/- according to an
announcement-made by the corporation on July 31. This brings the
overseas
669,559
667,479' v
-
Aug. 22, 1962. all. of
of-1951, due Aug. i;
Ohio. National Lank,
*'•
*"%p'tab outside
ah
additional
the U. S: to 754; plants-in 1-14
1,060 In the-United States.
countries. There are
..
..
*.
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Volume
The
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
all owned and operated by local firms,
v
Argentina;
Manama,
Bahrein;
Belize,'
Arjca, Chile; Cagnes-sur.-Mer, Rennes and Tou^
in
Prance;
Cayenne,
French
Guiana;
Leuneburg,
and
Mulheim
Germany;
Pointe-a-Pitre,
Guadeloupe;
Bergamo and
Savona, Italy;
Nagoya, Japan; Tripoli, Libya; La VPaz,, Mexico;'
Ibadan,
Nigeria;
Dietlikori
and
Geneva,
Switzerland;
Papeete,
Tahiti; and Merida and Puerto Ayacucho, Venezuela. '
.
Plant
Continental Airlines, Inc.—Six Months- Results—
.
expansion
previous
in
Total
,
J
[
>'
^
if Operating
1
.
operating- revenues—
operating expenses__*_
Total
•
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,.
-1962
_lZZ"_-
.
,
-
-V
L»
1 I
ing circular
(including, interest)
1,134,000
cents
1,329;000
i.
412,000
«
years
and
,
Shares
—V.
(Jane) Colby, Inc.—Sales Up 23.7%, Net Down—;
;
This
six
manufacturer, of
and
casual
women's
apparel
and
history.
36
cents
Earnings
share
-a
from
the
1661.
p.
'•
:
j
$0.13
....
,
,
$0.20
..
capital
for•» the
lis,
"
Minn.,'
incorporated' in
was
1962.. The
-V
-
1962
■
i
Net. sales
Earnings
Net
'•
to
k
».
Earnings
or
On
^
39
cents a share. Earnings for the current period reflect the com- '
pany's non-recurring expenses arising from the opening of its new \
plant in Clifton Forge, Va; As the plant entered the final stages "
of completion, however,
profit margins improved and second quar-."
ter earnings increased to
$71,755, or 19 cents a share from $63,642,
per
—
......
4,G90;511
2,013,027
prime function
of
the
195,
-
advertising
and
—V.
stock
196,
-
cent
(1
par)—.
'
8,
controlling
promotional
* ''
-
PRESENT
TO
June
on
owning,
'
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
Common
400,783
•
of
>
Minneapo-
Minnesota
consists
•
>
-
or-
-,
FINANCING
Authorized
.865,897
•"
..
Outstanding
10,000,060 shs.
3,848,000 shs.
313.
p.
$1.70
—-'
shares^:
2151.
p.
^
shares:
1,181,691-shares—
—V.
-
of
State
DAPU
having an interest in- various
ganizatioiis. V
'*
'•' /
1961«
j
various
■
^52,304,040 $50,992,761
taxes———:
:
common
On : 1,176,314
.•
income'
-before
earnings-/
/
.
company's
BUSINESS—The company, of 7724 Morgan Ave. South,
2,782,877
2,789,020
.
Period Ended June 30—.
during the' comparable period,
period in the com-'
moderately to $135,397, equal
previous year's income of $147,926;
outstanding
195,
a
.
exploration acquisition, development
operational
programs, and working capital.
or
<
six-month
dipped
share__^___.^
per
$542,000
">;Copperweld Steel Co.—Six Months' Report—./
'
;
reported sales of $3,075(644 for the /
1962. This figure represents a 23.7%
ended June 30,.
increase over the $2,487,052 reported
last year, and a record level for any
$376,000
:
sports-
has
months
pany's
knit
misses'-cotton
earnings
Earnings
,
wear
per
will be used for
592,000
'
about
Net
the company offered publicly, without
3,000,000 of its eommon shares at 10
share. Net proceeds, estimated* at $255,000)
underwriting,
'/
(
$1,922,000$2,463,000/
Z
taxes
mi I
1
7
Diversified
Advertising Promotions
Unlimited—
Common Offered—Pursuant to a July 10, 1062 otfer-'
1961
.$31,817,000 $30,847,000
Z__L__ " 29,895,000
28,384,000
.
.
income
Nojn-operatirig itenus
Income
has been at an average ratet
30 plants a year, Ip 1962
the company expects to add;
more than 40 new
bottling installations overseas, the announcement
added.—V.
195, p. 1922.-.
r *•'
*,-■
,,
./
-y
'
Period Ended June 3,0-T-..
-
'
Qtraubllng,-
of
(535)
Posadas.
Honduras;
louse,
6183
overseas' plants,
new
situated
are
British
Number
'
,
Y
•
.
$0.34
;
DominiOn Tar & Chemical Co. Ltd.—6 Mos.'
Report—
<
^
:
Ended June
Period
30—
1962
1561
164,630,748
154,363,021
.
.
17
or
cents
share in
a
the
first
quarter.—195,
2378.
p.
Crane
,4
.
The
Co.—Earnings Down—\
George
■
sales
the
II., Lesch,
for the
highest
Sales
of
the
of
.Second
the
six
months
first
six
/
♦"
'
compared
....
$339,251,000,
as
period last year,
same
'
'
"
; •</•'*
"
$1.29
$1.27
plans
increasing
of
share
per
nour.ced
income
net
share
per
for
year
a
investment
new
for-the future;
Second
quarter
$5,568,000
..
net
income
I96I,"ar
in
2150..
67
..
Depreciation for the
-
,
to
months
..
.
share
'•
per-
«.*
•!
.
in
1962
:
$4,118,000
combined
Gas
,
with
>
—V.
accrued
'-1
i--"
petitive sale Aug. 1
195,
PROCEEDS—Net
$17,560,000
due
principal
Balance
1982.
from
amount
of
of
the
proceeds
be
added
to
of
1962
-
,/ "
1961,«
increased
f-
..
,
*
'
'
program
corporation's
the
of
the
common
».
'
National
100.85%' to
from
--V.
plus
par,
interest
accrued
The
natural
operating
18
'•/•'•;-
' ,/•'
/'
'
-
in
'
"
"*•
•
'
' '
Y
19o,"p; 2151.
1962
.
'
.
'.'
/•/.
,.
$
*___
-
income
the
12
months
$47,332,000,
was
V*
Aprii
ended
Period
-
each
case.
total
Earned
it
the
of
-lowest
of
eertain
table
'•.
Net
to purchase
the
new
'
'"//:;
'
"
Omitted)
(000's
—V.
: Fenner
& Smith Inc.$3,800
White, Weld & Co.—/, 1,500'
Goldman, Sachs Sz Co.— .1,100
A. C, Allyn & .Co.——
;
900
Francis I. duPont & C0.^ ;
900
900
Equitable Seaurities.Corp.
900
Hayden, Stone & Co. -Inc.
Collins
W.
&
Weeks-:
Langley &
C.
Salomon
Edwards
Halle
Shields
E.
&•
Loewi
&
&
&
Co.
E.
900
.
D.
i
;
900
Co:
Inc.-
A.
A.
Pacific Northwest Co.v—
Rand & Co..
Hogle
&
Co.—
J9hnston, Len^oq & Co.
Ohio
Putnam
Co.—j_/_—U
Co._i_—
&
.
—V.
196,
p.
*125
,
/
-
{'125
125
■
Irving J. Rice & Co. Inc.Saunders,
Stix &
Caldwell
300
of
195,
Renshaw
Stiver & Co._l
/_—-i-''-
Phillips,
before
p.
195,
Detroit
v
•
The
■
common,
"
'
.
' 100
195,
shares
p/1661.
outstanding—
,
J-'
;
i
-
/
•
'
Consumers Power Co.—Partial
The
company,
on
326.787
773,033
1962
1961
0.36
-
,
Report—
30—
!
$24,600,000 $27,725,000
;
—
1,398,000
—
7,168,000
$1.24
—
$0 92
share__;
June
1961
1962
30—
$1,090,789,877
223,233,797
188,640,715
$4/5
common! share—.
per
of
195,
2595.
-/
'
S4.00
45,983,108
shares-*..
common
p.
•/■
•
.
45,972,608'
■
•
Redemption—
Sept.
made
at
six months
highest sales
other
year, cr eight
outstanding.
then
amounted
to
$22,996,841(
cents'
"
Cc.—Six
'EllisY Levitt, Chairman, has
first
six
months
in
period
»-•
Notes
to
of .1962
$1,132,569
contracts
Such
and
an
increase
receivables
-r-v- 195,
or
98
to
of
1961.
share
this
in
/-'"" "■
" '
""
nnit in
ni's;
the diversiiied
1061
on
win
before
593:954
last
Eastern
Dec.
and
-./•
•
*
f.,
Per
al
c
sales
Other
_J
195,
p.
of
as
July
*
•
Steel
*
stood
1
$43
,
million.—
/
.
Corp.—Six Months' Report
1962
:__'/
1931
$32,435,296
—
$31,053,745
213,168
170.311
$31,229,556
/____
26.259,086
24,559,988
Distributing, selling and administrative-
3,251,276
3,144075
2
for
—
borrowed
on
602.024
deductions
Federal
and
funds_^.
state
on
:?27.329
130,133
125.902
1,176,600
1,103,100
;
taxes
589.153
200,440
depreciation.^
Sundry
earnings for
per share
the
the
'
/....--
._
at
•
;
Costs and expenses:
..
Cost of goods sold_l
,
.
common,
$32,648,464
-
2259.
common
per
earnings for
1961 were also 52 cents a share.
interest was $3,886,849 vs. $1,-
31,
.
Stainless
income
per
cents
an
share
Period Ended June 30—
Net
cents
52
to
common
minority
Backlog
year.
195r p. 7806,
«j-87.
months;
ended
taxes
to
dividends)
preferred
six
year
Income
V.
for
compares
the
Income
$31,619,559 030,926,'247
same
\
June
$11,631,665
$372,907
1962, Dynamics Corp.- recorded
any
mi'
Record
fiscal
entire
$52,591,284
of
that Dial's
or
6%
during
"""
"
30,
over
$5,723,794 or over
increased
p." 1923.
on
'
Sales, Earns.
$37,782,572, compared with $22,226,614 in the firstnet.; .ro'its
n,.cs to
.ea $1,752,354, eijual
record
a
provision
share
■•/:"
,
$1,341,704 or $1.17
cents per share for
"
v
receivable
*•
•
half of
•
/^ ./.-/,,/•
1961,':
and
140
York.
rose
Report—
announced
were
ended June 30,
and earnings
net
Months'
New
$0.46
,
and
of
313.
637,000
income
per
Co.
p.
662,000
/., 689,000
Corp.—Sales. Up- 45%— /
and
Trust
196,
*
1,299,000
(after
Steel
Y.—V.
/ $0.50 ^
*
$19,438,000
"-'
—
—
N.
15,
Corp. of America—Record
Dynamics
1961
*
838,000
share—:/
Guaranty
Morgan:
York
electronics
$23,079,000
'taxes—*—r_-.
the
New
$3.11
'
975.
shares
has called for redemption on Sept. 1, 1962, through
of the sinking fund, $1,250,000 of its 47/a%
debentures
1, 1982 at 101.87%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will
company
.
amounted
1962
13%
since June
since Dec.
the
half
first
"
-Net
to
30,
31,
1961.
of
income
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
195,
■
$1,028,905
;
$1,202,709
$0.71
^
30.33
share
2260.
1961.
Eastman
^
Kodak
Co.—Sales, Net at New Highs—
J
(-21p)'
1,655,572
Redemption—
has called for redemption*
''
$1,224,884,254
Broadway,
•
Diampnd
Alkaiv
13 %—
*
Y
:
' A
-.-This. Cleveland,-Ohio
~
company/ has reported-* alb-time high sales
; for the second quarter of 1962 as well as the first half of the year./ Second
quarter sales of Diamond chemicals reached a new record
high of $42,614,000, an increase of 13%
over
those reported for
•
—
tlie- sirrftlar period
Kodak's
Eastman
Go-.—Sales Up
of *1961,
-
Earnings/amounted' to $2,877,000; and*
the first, half
Consolidated'
/
earnings
and
87
cents
a
share
oh
the
2,995,601
'
outstanding,c the■
same
as
last
year.. •.
stock!
T >' < «
>'
'
» • •
were $79,124,000 with
shares
of
common
the
Net
sales
of
the
ended
$414,349,963
earnings
share.
per
This
after
share,
of sales
earnings
$102,437,957
$64,500,000
-
at
record
levels for
taxes
a
were
as
Sales were
466,551
in
23%
earned
in
S. units for the
$465,232,400, about
U.
company's
June T7)
reported
about
13.1%
Pre-tax
with
was
common
were
Oct.
were
1962,
weeks
($24
year
above
i
sales
according-to a report released by Dr. Albert
Chapman, Chairman, and William S. Vaughn, President.
K.
of
'
Y
The record sales for the first- six months
1, 1962, through/r eaijnings* of $5,182;000^ Sales and earnings for the period showed
operation of the sinking fund, $4,810,000 of its first, mortgage-bonds * increase of 13% and'3%1 rfespectively. over the like period of 1961.*
4%% series .due T987 at 100.59% plus accrued interest. Payment
These increased earnings amounted to $1.55 a share on' the com-,
will be made at the First National City Trust
mon
stock outstanding compared with $1.46 a share for-the same
Co., N. Y.—V T95
p. 1922.
period of 1961 stated on a comparable basis.—V. 195, p. 2151.
•
1961
$10,773,029
527.057
company's history, it was announced by DCA board
chairman and president R. F. Kelley.
Sales rose 700% over the
like period last., year,
t b
n'^.e i
w rile- earnings
increased 12S%
(to 52 cents per
common
share) to equal those for the entire'
previous year.
...
For the six months ended June 30, 1062, s«les arid other income
1962
r
—
;
i
common
Dial Finance
were
-
1962
0.62
taxes—-
Interest
:i
* 1961
^
-
773,933
common
Provision
Report—/
2—1,655,572*<
/
"
taxes
Erided
Number
1,496,313
1,700,000
1,527,000
income—
"
-
$4.11
•
—„—
$478,086, or IT cents per common share.—V.
was
(publishing, printg., patterns, etc.) $22,794,000 $24;143,000
Profit or..(loss)' before taxes_^/_Z—-_—•/— v
229,000
(357,000)!
Consolidated'Federal ond foreign taxesj._-___<
-127.000 ■(12;000 V
Net profit or (loss)-after taXesiv--^—Z/_i- - ■ 102,000
(345,000)'
Per share of common stock__
^
/-/__
i_ '
6c
•
—V.
f, 4,652,000
—
$95,795,307,, an increase of
J9«2
amounted
share
June
—
per
Earned
—V.
be
profits were $20,804 or.
seven
cents
per
common
share.
In the" second quarter of 1961, ,
net* sales and other income totaled $20,276,751, while net income
Net sales
Number :of
;
net sales
ended
June
incorrie
195, p. 1547.
>T
1932
...
after
due
3,923,253
/
/ For the three months ended June 30, ? 1962, net;sales and ptrier
appointed transfer agent for the'
Conde Nast Publications Inc,—Six Months'
of
;
operation
1961
146,132,000
6,985,000
corporsttton' had
commoxi
1961
Period Ended June 30—-
2324.
Erided
For the
fjix months" Of :last
.the
stock of the corporation.—V,
-
1962, *.
195, p. 1806.
The
in
the
six
months
30,
1962, a '45%- increase /over$36,264,858 reported In the first half of 1961, it-was announced.
ToyiM: J. Zivian, President. •/, .'.>•?»- -' oci-1' »-.«
After provision .for Federal
income, taxes, net eaxmings totaled.
'$1,516,81^, equal to 39 cents per share on; 3,931,903 common shares
/
dptstanding./ This compares with- a net' of $299,918 in the first,'
.
been
June 30,
shares
common
p.
'•
share;
1.
of New York has
in
corn-
"...
.
*1962
shares
taxes
after
as'^compared
The Lank
i
$0.93-
Net
>
175-
192,
: Period
4,185,360
169,777,000
* '
"
income—i.-—
on
per
Chace, Whiteside & Wins./•/
low, Inc,__„ t-.:.;, .100
,Dlttmar & Co., Inc.—*—
100
Irving Lundborg & Co.„.»
106
300
period
This
—$12,752,117
-
Revenues:
Manufacturing Co.—Six Months' Report
other
and
~v.
125
-
Inc.™
six
.
1662.
Earnings
125
Co.—__1
Computer Applications, Inc.—Appointment—
-
/
.
share
coriimon
p.
.-.Earnings
125
300
.
/_/'—/
common
per
Income
125
Rodman
300
months
six
——-
-
common
per
after
the
125
300.
The
Robinson-Humphrey
Co. Inc. _—v—it—!■
Carolina Securities Corp.-'
,125'
300
300
4,185,360
$1.04
—
June 30—
Dennison
*-.
E. Masteri & Co4__—. ,125-
&
'
taxes—
'after
-Taxes
Go. —.' ,125
600
"
shares—
revenues——/.
—V.
•*.
175
;
Boynton & Co. Inc./
Hallowell,
Sulzberger,
/ Jeriks, Hirkland & Co._
Culloiri Davis & ""
.Michigan Corp.—..
Granbery, Marache & Co.
The
'
175
Chapman, Howe & Co.
Ellcins, Morris, Stokes &
.
■-
First of
J.
—V.
—V.
/ 3,892,250
4,335,111
——
//„,
share..
637.
Ended
Number
175
Inc.—s—js-
the- first
:
Number of
Earned
$29*,944,299 $29,278,813.)
-—.
—
common
195, p.
Earned
175-
/
Sons
Joseph Walker .& Sons-ii.
900
&
Co
Hutton &
Earned
Net
19ol
'1962
revenues///-:
.
common
Net
&
400
F.
Shelby
/-...' •'
/./,•'
-
:
taxes--^
per
Year
Sfcieglitz—
175
Laird,. Bissell & M'eeds//// 175/
900
Co._
Brothers
Hutzler.. —^.^—//—/
,
.'
Operating
$175
'
Hornblower
'
Period Ended June 30—
Co;—
A., G,
for
this
for
outstanding
shares
Duke Power Co.—Partial
•
■
Corp.—
Julien
-
first
of 1961.
.
taxes
Net sales
$0.70
649,296
473,006
June.30—
.operating
Sales
Securities
first half
6,018,519
share
per
sales
NeitT after
Delta, Air Lines, Inc.-^-Annual Report—
Amount:
Childs
Pierce
the
of
Sales
reached. $6,010,000.
income
1096.
p.
: Fferiod
^
Amount
Lynch,
112.
E'rided
Number of
■
v.
the
in the history-
period
net
debentures. \
'
basis
$84,699,000.
were-
Net
for the
Dttver Corp.—Six Months'
$1.44
shares
sales
net
Period Ended June 30—
Net
"'./,/" '.!
——r"
for
than
month
first six
any
On the 5,880,464 shares outstanding on June 30,- 1961, per
earnings for the first six. months of 1961 were 79 cents.—
195,
Report—
•.
share..
common
pi
after
Earned
•
•
"
1
.
Delaware Power & Light Co.—Six Months' Report
and the respective principal amounts
purchased by each are set forth in"
below/
Merrill
of
195,
Total
cost'of
specified conditions,
'
30—/
common
per
.'Period
purchasers named below,
pursuant* to the
invitation Tor competitive'bids for the purchase from/
debentures, submitted the bid which specified the
The names of the purchasers
the new
debentures to be
the
June
for
(E. I.) du Pant de Nemours & Co.:—6 Mos.' Report—
J
"
money for the new debentures. The corpora-/
tion accepted such bid on August i, 1962, and entered into a
pur¬
chase agreement under which-the-purchasers are obligated/ subject
to
.
,
higher
substantially
were
and
^
—V.
new
annual
Ended
Number
PURCHASERS—The
corporation's
expenses.
preference shares.
on
Dorsey Corp.—Six Months' Report—
gross
consolidated
"
•
$0.42
administration
and
$
.
1962
1961
"Net sales —$12,421,464 $11,076,112
Net after; taxes—
_1—
;
v
682,447
444,390
.
1962
30,
arid
$546,371,000
were
14,187.602
...
$71,802,000.
the
$1.
V.
1961
.
months
shaTe
Income
Daffin Corp.—Six Months'
at
gas
corporation
general
for dividends
with. $4,633,000
,1
,
the
;
has reported sales and earnings for the six months
30
1961
income
net
/ \
of
were
On
,
285.285,000 275,708,000
..
subsidiaries, and
REVENUES—For
of
Six
1967
^xes-_.
uvvwu-**—j.'- 34,866,000 . 35(506,000
taxesTrqU. S. and foreign
i
V 16,826,000 .17,296,000,
l.—ii/.—.rfi)-uJ'''t'18,O4O,O00 * 18,210,000 *
Stl^re^ of ,commop stock outstanding
,,
15,255,083
15,245,813
Earned per share of com. stock outstanding *
$1.15
$1.16
—V. 195, p. 2032.
/
commercial, industrial and other customers in Ohio; 'Penna.,
Va., Ky.,',N.-Y.; Md. and Va/ "\"
•
'
'
v • V
J
revenues
6,107,816
14,322,200
$0.50
outstanding
share
company.
pares
-
Income
Net
dential,
West
1,134.354
7,328,837
'
Profit .before
of.120,E. 41st St., New York City, is-"
system, composed of the corpora-,
a
subsidiary service company.;'.
The operating subsidiaries are primarily . engaged fn the
produc ¬
tion,. purchase, storage, ,transmission and distribution of natural'
gas. The System sells gas at retail, to approximately 1,478,000 resi-'
tion,
1,002',1'74
:
1427.
p.,
June
the
company
interconnected
an
shares
common
company
months
City, has been appointed:
First National City Trust Co., regis--
and
the corporation;—V.
of
common
•'
*
195,
ended:
954,292'
Bank,-New; York
agent,
Period Ended June 30—
Net. sales
is
'/. BUSINESS—The
7,242.170
(R. R.) Donnelly & Sons Co.—Sales, Earns. Higher
to
designed to retire $14,000,000; pr 70%, of the
debentures prior to maturity through annual payments of $700,000
beginning in 1967.
•' •
'
sinking fund
per
Including selling,
1.57
0.98
964,958
v.;;
•.
City
York.Transfer
*
option of the corporation at regular redemption prices ranging;
105.50%
to par; and at sinking fund redemption prices re-1:
The
5.880.0GO
8,331,011
months—
t After provision
1,494,445
941,265
c
Crown Zellerbach Corp.—Six'Months' Report—
/
from
cedihg
six
common
{Profit
'
general
redeemable
are
for
Number
/_—> $22,832,430 $16,617,849"
shareLd/Z—
shares___2__Z_^_
'
'
com-;
subsidiaries.^
FEATURES—The- debentures
'REDEMPTION
the
9(136.305
/
6,634,463
—
Profit
♦
t'axesii'__L/i/.ii-^/_—__^l-__..-_—
.traf-'fdr. the
corporation. The most important, demand upon such
funds is the financing of the estimated $100,000,000 1962
general
construction
2,747.601
9,300,000
minority interest
minority interest
Provision
/-.''.
Z
Appointment—
First
New
the
of
2,864,132
depletion—
—
Profit, before
;
-
,
funds
debt
and
taxes
$651,000
of
,
will
'
of common
Number
sale will be used to redeem r
5 V2 %
debentures,
series H
the
its
proceeds
iri
———___„_
Earned-per
a
on
months
six
$3,467,000
2259."
p.
after'
Net
bid of 100.02. c -; /Y:
;
/■*
Other bids "for the debentures, also as 4%s,' came
from Morgan Stanley &. Co. and. First Boston Corp.,
jointly, 99,7199, and, Halsey,. Stuart & Co. Inc., 99,62. ;
•
673,062
25,056,076
"
Period Ended June
;
Offered—:
• r*'
: *'/; Y" debentures at
of the
award
won
from
first
Crompton & Knowles Corp.—Six Months' Report—
30—,/," i./
1962
1961
,
•
priced at 100.875% and/v
interest,: to yield 4.56 %.
The .group
Income
.
$20,000,000 Columbia Gas System,;;:
•4%% debentures, series due Aug.!,* 1987 was'madeAug. 2, by Merrill Lynch/Pierce, Fenner & Smith :;
Inc., and White, Weld & Co., joint managing undert
were
funded
Depreciation
'
Public offering of
-writers. The debentures
Interest
continuing heavy .expenditures in research and- de-velopmenfc and higher depreciation Charges reduced earnings for
this period compared with the same period in 1961," he commented.
years.—V." 195,
System, Inc.—Debentures
24,383,014
666,064
27,129,606
with
Net. sales
Columbia
income
sundry
.
compares
in both
26,463,542
&
''
.•*
T. M. Evans, Chairman of Crane Co., reported that severe px-ice
competition continued in the United States markets. "This situation
was.$10,809,000,
compared
reflects the
as
$5,571,000
of
cents
six
138.167,206 129,985.007
^
.
to $10,624,000,
This
company's.'an- s
net' income
levels/ while heavily ',
products and in its growth pro¬
the
in
first
stock,
ago.
to. maintain
its
the
common
sales-—
Investment
02.6,000 and net earnings of $1,637,000,' or $1.09 per common snare,;
compared with 1961 sales of $142,713,000 and net earnings of $2,053,000, or* $1.29 per common share.- —11 '
"
increase
an
quarter sales of $170,843,000-were $15;978,000 higher than
period of 1,961...
Consolidated
or
gram
.
totalled
comparable
or
p.
months
11%."
or
High—/
announced
that .consolidatedj
and the second quarter of 1962 were
of
and
share, which compares-with, sales of $77,8.44,000 and^
net earnings of $1,074,000, equivalent to 69 tents' per share for- the
same
period of 1961.
••
•
■'
-■
'
/
to the first si* months of 1962 Crane reported sales of $160,-common
per
has
$304,448,000 for the
$34,803,000,
in
President,
in the company's history...
for
with sales
first
———
♦Cost
has. reported, sales for the second quarter of 1962
net earnings of $830,000, equivalent to 55 cents
company
of $83,535,000
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—Sales at New
.
Sales
^
were
year
,
$61,167,986 or $1.58 per common
than the $49,537,957, or $1.28.
mors
the
first half of
compared with 12%
a
1961.
Net earnings
year ago.
for the half year were $125,667,986 compared
last-year.
The provision for income taxes was.
against $52,900,000.
in the second quarter of
$246,533,023
the
half
12*%,
ago.
corresponding ^period
last
year.
1962 and S220,Net earnings for
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
were
from
26%
about
the Federal
Earned
—V.
sales
profit
Net
Earned
—V.
,
share
outstanding
common
shares
' 7
.
- -r
.
-
Net
sales
Net
after
Earned
—V.
195,
sales
Net
after
Earned
—V.
—V.
' •'
$
■ . <
•'
,
share,
the
for
for the six-month period compared with sales of
for the first six months of 1961.
Mr.
Burgess reported that sales and earnings figures for 1962
include six month results of Iron Fireman Manufacturing Company.
$12,728,223
year.—V.
195,
Miami,
Florida
30—;
Ended June
'
>
-
taxes—..
after
Earned per
—V.
,
share——.,
common
1427,-;
195, p.
....J,....../,
.
>■■■'
'
-
■
Ended
Period
Operating
Net
—V.
v
■
i
u.;
976.
195, p.
$0.73
.
-
,
•
utilities,
First
•
Operating revenues
after
Net
'Earned
;
of
Number
—V.
$37,198,688 $37,209,022
—__
4,851,7.75
ta*xes—
per
share
common
shares
common
.
Ended
Period
Gross
June
Earned
Number
of
Sales Ltd.—Six Months'
Ended
Net
after
Earned
—V.
—
—„
common
194,
i
Whipple & Co
J. Barth
Stearns & Co
Bear,
Black
&
'
July 30,
This
net
savings
-
A.
earnings before
equal
first
per share
months of this
$1.32
to
six
This
.
represents
based
share
on
27%
a
the
same
increase
number
mark
1961,
Savings
at
accounts
the
a
of
shares
32%
for
increase
the
.Inc..
per
June
;
M. M.
,
v
member
associations
totaled
J.
new
high
company
savings,
$978,431,266.
of
loans
Charter
is
a
33%
increase
earlier this year when it achieved larger
and loans outstanding than any other
industry.—V. 195,
•
This
outstanding on June 30, 19G1.
the
leading publicly held
became
&
totals
S
L parent
in assets,
company
the
111
2033.
p.
First National Real Estate Trust—Quarterly Report
First
of
National
Real
Estate
Trust
its
in
second
quarterly report,
1*0«ee ^on^sincome of $79,310,1962, reported total income
ended June 30,
and net
$265,180
196,
:
shareholders.
Net
as
Aberdeen
Investor
Programs,
Inc
'
underwriter.
»In ,hi®Chairman
Je.raarks
of
the
recently
Hensel,
$0.06
a
share
accompaning the
the Board of
declared
mid-year
Trustees,
as
a
report,
H.
announced
dividend
it
is
Struve
that
now
W.
of
esti-
a
share
•.Seasongood & Mayers—-
200
400
^
;
.
--200
William R. Staats & Co.— •
on
last
-
Second-quarter sales this year increased to
1961.—V. 195, p. 1316.'/ /
.
•
year.
$22,940,810 in
Period Ended June 30;—■
Net-
after'.
sharei__i^ir_/1
Co;
300
750"
-
150
•..Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner—
F. S. Yantls & Co., Inc;__ *
&
Weeden
-
.
-
Co.-
,
150
150
—V/,195, p. 2379. ' ?-
i
.
,
.
>
-
•.
•
.
420,000
\
1 '
^
■•
.
'
/." ,0.24;
•
420,000'
"
General Gas Gorp.-^AcquisitionT— : ?.
^ z
1.
-
;.
\. /:
the business, '.assets, and trade name of Keller.Butane Gas Co.; of Bunkie,: La.,"a retail outlet for liquefied -petroleum-gas, .according, to
an an-,
nouncement by Rawlston D.
Phillips,. President and Chairman.
The acquisition of Keller Butane, is another in a series of major,
steps taken by General Gas since the first of this year to expand.
Its LP-gas retail/operations and strengthen its finahcial position.
Early this year, General Gas carried out a plan of refinancing
resulting in the- redemption" and
prepayment , of its outstanding
convertible and nonrconvertible .^debentures.. This move enabled the
company to undertake programs of operation designed.-.to place the>
company in a stronger retail position.—V. 194, p. ;742.
200
200'.
The
150
Earnings Up 10%—
*
...
S./100,082
.193,581
/0.46
Number-of common shares—-
&
-
-
taxes.//—_lu.
cominop
-
...
$3;012,549' "$1,397,028.
Earned
per-
Report—
vy/:--,i962: ;V// /T96i
':
Net/sales L__ _T
y300>
Col—:150
Nicola-us & Co.', Inc."' 250
Inc._I_—_
C. N. White & Co.i
—
Robert L: Whittaker & Co.
150
Six Months'
/
..
H. J„ Steele &
:
corporation has
announced the. acquisition of
'
"■
has
..
-General
Mills, Inc.—Net,
Sales Lower—
divisions and-activities achieved record
earnings in the company's 1961-62 fiscal year which, ended May 31,;
but net earnings
dipped to $10,154,000 from *$12,832,000 in .theprevious \year.
Earnings per share were $1.2o as. compared with
Several
•
$73,997,333 compared with
earlier.
Net Income for the quarter was $3,after preferred dividend requirements to 58 cents1
$1.63
of
General Mills'
1960-61.
company's 34th
in
u
,'
annual report, just , issued to General Mills
listed sales for the year of $54S;401,000, second,
highest in history and exceeded only by the $575,512,000- figure
recorded last year:
In the-report, Charles H. Bell, Chairman, and
Gen. E. W. Rawlings, President; said that the company's withdrawal
The
28,400 stockholders,
5,527,544
with
• '•
,
Gateway Chemicals, Inc.
—
average common shares outstanding. This
$3,524,646, or 55 • cents per share'on 5,541,394
shares outstanding a year ago.•
For the first half of this year net sales amounted to $126,260,683
compared with $114,235,936 in the first six ■ months of 1961.
Net
income for the half-year totaled $4,477,023 equal after preferred
dividend requirements
to 63 cents per common share compared
per
compares
months
.....
months
six
year
equal
Earnings Higher—
the
for
Co., Inc
Space
-
the first six
president. •. -
and
Leece,
$23,956,040 -from
Raffensperger^
sales in the second quarter totaled
$67,732,259
average
by
Co._—__
318
p.
earnings
and
Second-quarter earnings were $2,136,976, or 91 cents per share,
1962, up 10% from the $1,946,511, or 83 cents per share, reportedlast year. ;Sales for both "the first half and
the second quarter,
/rose- approximately. 4% over a year ago. Through June 30,. 1962
/sales totaled $43,771,599 compared. with $41,932,782 in the first
reported that sales and earnings during the
second quarter this year continue to
reflect the Improvement 'in¬
dicated by first quarter 1962 sales and earnings when compared
with the like period of 1961, resulting in gains of 10%
in sales
and earnings for the first half of 1962 as compared with the first
half of 1961.
Barring a major down turn in economic conditions
affecting the building and construction industries, we would ex¬
pect the Company's operations to show favorable results through
the balance of this year stated I. J. Harvey, Jr., chairman of the
board and
George J. Pecaro, President in an interim report to
public
1961,
&
sales
in
Pressprich & Co,—_ 1,400
Hughes r & '"• * '"
-/ 250 '
Rambo, Close & Kerner v: '/•/"
.
Inc.
—L—
,j-—* 150
Salomon " Bros.v &
Hutzler 1,400,
R.
.
250
100
.
__i_
company
666,011
Novemebr,
Overton
A.
500
—
equal to $0 047 per share
on the presently outstanding
1,637,343 shares of beneficial interest.
No comparison is
available as the stock was first offered to the
in
J.
Lane,
Johnson,
The
the
over
the second-
pver-
time.
Penington,
Colket & Co.
150
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.',:Inc. ' .'600
€00
Co.^v Inc.
'
"
'•
Flintkote Co.—Sales,
103,235, a ,30% or $201,074,700 net gain over the same date last
The six month gain in. savings was $113,065,438 compared
a
$77,498,731 increase for the same period last year.
Loans
outstanding rose $101,930,028 during the six months to
First
earnings for
in
rise
.
.
-
to
$736,063,630
record
..
150
150
Thomas
Norfolk
&
Hutchinson
100
100-
,of
250
—
Inc.———--—:—
ray,
Stlfel,
Illinois
250
Co.-
Co
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.i-
250
Corp.
year.
a
a
company, for the. second
of the year were reported by^
:•
v
- "
"
.
, • :
The
increase -in
-earnings
is particularly
gratifying, he said,:
because they have been achieved in spite of higher costs in some
areas
and are the result of
numerous economies throughout the"?
company..
'
•■•
•' • .,, -''
. ' ■/'
•. ;
Net earnings for the first half of 1962 were $3,590,972,
an In¬
crease of 8%
over the $3,317,237 earned in this period a year ago.v
This amounts to earnings of $1.54 per/^are through June 30 on.
2,312,332 shares outstanding compared with $1.43.per share in the
first .she months of 1961 on 2,293,550 shares
outstanding at that
V.
G.
250
& Co.__
Houston Hill, Jr4 & Co..
J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc.
'
30,
$866
and
sales sand-101 %
"quarter
~
—__r500
|Co,—__/_// 400
Freeman & C6.,'.Inc;,
150
Hickey
—V.
six
s/
6%; Net 131%—
Co.—Sales Up
sales
Gardner-Denver Co.—Sales,
150
Inc
&
&
Wells & Co.—'
Nongard, Showers & Mur¬
Freeman &
Investment Corp.
comparable
the
over
,
1209.
p.
Increased
'
—
150
250
Securities
Inc.
>
—
Davenport & Co
—
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
„
$1,099,444,869,
of $833,931,047.
were
195,
-
1962 ,
1961— .$50,137,584 $44,931,730
i—
2,557.574
2,478,719share_r—a.^_-—L——$0 67 ♦ >,
$0.65
shares—:—
j.——'—3,832,354
3,832.354.
,
while/net/profits increased 131% over 1961; / Thev
1-961 for/ the six months ended!: June- 30. were 9% •
on earnings," Mr. Dolan said.: -•/?;;-Vi
/'/Earnings,;:for: the year are expected .to more, than;double, last.
.
300
Mullaney,
■___300^
Co.,
The
period in 1961.
Assets
$1.04
or
Report—
/<
30—
—
—
year's,*earnings,„of $.82. pef/'sbareA' Mr/. Dnlari_.continued,
->
'Since'. Our letter of :ApriL 26,
1962, several .important : matters,
haveitheen cOnsummated- or advanced: ; In June, your board approved,
plans- to erect and equip a/new $2,500,000 shock, absorber, pj/oduc- ,
tion plaint in Pulaski,/Tenn.-/ This plant will provide much needed',
additional/capacity to meet our. expanding sales requirements and',
assist us:in servicing our customers:in our southern and. western;
markets." It is planned that this facility will be in. operation early
in 1963," Mr. Dolan reported.—V. 196, p. 6.
"
,
—J—1-—250
100
Moroney/ Eeissner & Co., > ..
Inc.
——/ 200
100
Co.„l_"
Securities Corp.—
Podesta &
Union
Dallas
The
.
$7,139,398,
over
June
1—
taxes—
increases
on
Co.
Cruttenden,
Miller
Masten
E.
Hirsch & Co., Inc
6,861,804 shares outstanding for the
according to Charles A. Wellman
on
year,
President.
compared with $14,879,625 in the
p. 1209.
increased., 6%
Mid-South Securities Co.—
1,400
150
Funk, Hobbs & Hartr Inc.
Green, Ellis & Anderson—"
Corp.—Earnings Up 27%—
loan holding company reported consolidated
appropriation to general reserves of $9,065,465,'
and
,
.
McCormick
•
*
Earnings Down-,
$471,027, «or $.65 per" share on 729,913 shares outstanding, ..com-'
pared with $204,189 or $.30 per-share on -678,238 sh&res in the
comparable? period of;. 1961.- For.'the same periods;, net sales were:
$9,258,257'in. 1962 and $8,736,013 in .19,61/. For the quarter, sales
'
McMaster
—
Clayton
1962
First Charter Financial
Inc.——
Co.,
Chapman, Howe &
the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
System issued an order denying the application of First Bancorporation of Orlando, Florida, for approval of the formation of a bank
holding company through acquisition of. a majority of. the shares
of the following four banks In Florida: The Barnett National Bank
of Jacksonville, The First National Bank of Miami, The First Na¬
tional Bank at Orlando, and The Exchange National Bank of Tampa.
—V. 194, p. ,255,0.
/ .v,
■. .v
'< /, ,V
; •>/- ;
on
'
13,600,000.shs.1
Mackall & Coe__^_i.——-
Corbett & Pickard,
Burns,
Disap¬
Holding Company Plan-
proves
.
company
-
-
Mason-Hagan,
200
500
850
Co.-——J
&
Baxter
$0.41
279 500
of Florida, Inc.—FRB
Bancorporation
^
,
•quarter were reported by the company.
••
r.'
Thomas J. Dolan, chairman
of the board, said in a letter to:
shareholders, that :sales were up 6% and profits were the highest1
fbr any quarter in more than 10 years.-/ .' •
"- - • /— •
"For the three months ended June 30,
1962/met earnings ,were
Z
of the new
bonds which they have
new
.
500
—
& Co.———_—,
Inc.
First
the
per common
of common
-'Increased
Amount
-John B. Joyce & Co.———"' $150
250
Kenower, M'acArthur & Co.
300
Kormendi & Co.', Inc.——
i.
Inc.
$3,100,000
115,000
$0.08
—„
Gabriel
the several purchasers
400
Allison-Williams Co.—
.150
Almstedt Brothers——_
100
Anderson & Strudwick—
250
Eache & Co.—
.'
1,400
6.
p.
of
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
279,500
——_;
shares—
after
—V.
"
----833,000 - 500,000 shs." - '
r ; ;-V 362,500 shs.
.20,000,000 shs.
Amount
Bacon,
22,000
share
common
of
-
"
-
—
names
Peck
&
Adams
1961
$3,025,000
taxes.——
per
Number
•
.
—
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.-$4,950-
2,213,375.
1962
/
,
688,568
(000's Omitted) "
Report—
30—
sales
Net
June
sales
Net
$196;954,000;
;..25.,00<?,00.0 .. T .8,749,000 ....
$10,000,000
stock"($100 par)ir__„
pfd.
PURCHASERS—The
1427.
Fireco
Period
,
i
■'
$6,009,930,
Period Ended
t
-
--
—.
Outstanding
issues
stock (no par)
$0.38
$0.54
2,227,975
shares
common
—V. 195, p.
—.
.
series
1961
1,209,687
share—:
common
per
Bonds/
Mortgage
Common
$7,864,186
834,348
49,855,855
;
,
PRESENT FINANCING
. Outstanding
Authorized
,■ New
bonds
!
3'/4% s. f. debs.'due 19721
Construction contracts • payable—l-
2,452,750
1962
;
$1.87
."$0.81
724,553
Friden, Inc.—Six Months'
;
Net
'' ;
Months' Report—
30—
taxes
-•
Earned
April 30r 1962,-the com-
ended
and the principal amounts of
agreed to purchase are as follows:
income
after
Net
months
12
bonds,
Corp. of America—Six
to
quarter were $14,562,023,
quarter of 1961.—V. 195,
Number
s
Cumul.
$2.00
194, p. 633.
Financial
the
"
4,908,722
.
».
$1.98
2,455,428
—
of
income
second
V"-;/J
v.
'1961
.
..
'
1,357,043
for the six months ended June 30 >
equivalent to 80 cents per share on the
7,556,525 shares of common stock outstanding.
During the first half of 1961 net income amounted to $6,665,797,;
or
88 cents per share.
Freeport earnings for the quarter ended June 30 were $3,003,032,
or
40 cents per share. This compares with earnings in the second;
quarter of 1961 of $3,987,367, or 52 cents per share.
Gross sales
in the half were $28,845,834, up 8%
over the first
half of 1961 when sales totaled $26,686,921.
Gross sales for the
energy *
.Outstanding
Period
•
'
announced
has
.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
...
Equitable Gas Co.—Six Months' Report—
Ended June 30—
•
'
-■■/.-,> .1962
■
589,550
—
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Sales Up,
Net
operating revenues of $187,261,000 and net' income/."
During this period 46.1% of the company's-electric
sa^es came from residential service, 38.2%"
from commercial service,, 9.8%
from industrial service, 5.1%^ from
government and municipal service and"0.&%'■'.from dther/electric
revenues-from
509,664
*,.r $0.67
555,640 /
.
..
969,610 *
York
amounted
pany had total
of $30,713,000.
19&1 *
$3;751,^57
•'/•',
$3,920,767 «
1962
share—
common
per
*
. ..
.
.
•
revenues
taxes
after
.Earned
30-*-
June
^ 1,612,567
that it is moving its headquarters •
City to a 120racre site at Livingston', N: J.
Thej
expected to be completed by Aug. 20, 1962.—V. 194, p. 742.
is
•
is
address
whose
company,
REVENUES—For
''. '.
"J ' v .*'"'
Months' Report-L V
"
.
Elizabethtown Water Co.—Six
595,942
taxes_J_—
—
company
New
second
Canaveral .area/*-'.
/the Cape
$17,507,000 $16,413,000
.1,744.907 .< 1,481,303
;' •„
$2.02
/ $1.71
' :
Operating revenues
Net
largest
1961
1962
.
Beach,
Report—
Elizabeth town Gas Co.—Nine Months'
' *
-
95,819,240
Headquarters—
Move
To
The
Ingraham Bldg.,
Fla., provides electric service to 793,864 customers in 498
communities,
most of which are along the East Coast.
Fort Lauderdale, Coral Gables, West Palm Beach, Miami
Hialeah, Hollywood, Daytona Beach, and Sarasota are the;
communities served. The-cpmpany'talso supplies energy to,
Miami,
Period
per
„
,
BUSINESS—The
it
2490.
p.
$
203,464,509 203,167 350
shares
from
FEATURES—The bonds are redeemable at general
redemption prices ranging from
105.75% to" par and at special
redemption prices receding ••from- 101.25%
to par, plus accrued'
interest in each case.
However, the bonds are not redeemable for
five years
with funds borrowed at a lower interest cost to the;>
company.
'
"
V
•*.
:
•• / •
shares of Electronic
Specialty Co.
common
stock, and 23,906 shares , of convertible
preferred stock for the outstanding stock of Iron Fireman on
May
31,
1962.
The company is currently negotiating for new
products in the comfort control .field designed to eliminate the
seasonal
aspects of
the space conditioning business during the
coming
r . ;
1961
;
•"
j
•
1-1—l._.
sharel—1—1—;
±
earnings
Common
company's $62,,
.
38,669,507
income ''taxes—•_f, 1,185,492
income
Earnings'
retire all
mortgageother corporate
,
' "
REDEMPTION
approved the exchange of 451,118
Shareholders
Net
..
1989.
in
' •"■;
'
move
The balance will be used for
purposes, including payment of a portion of the
800,000 1962 construction program.
due
.
1962
•
•
—
earnings before
for
■
Months' Report—.. . 1,
'
1
orders
Provision
from the sale will be used to
$20,000,000 outstanding 514 %
first
company's
the
bonds,
$30,004,125
of
Net
"
30—
June
Billings
<
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
of
•
business-
common-
'
■
\
'i
of
shares
46,150
963.
p.
award of the bonds July
Brothers, jointly, 100.382.
company's
earnings
]
Unfilled
New
31 at com-'
petitive sale on a bid of 100.551. Other bids for the/
bonds, all as 4V2S, came from First Boston Corp.,
100.533; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,4
and Kidder, Peabody & Co., jointly, 100.511; White,
Weld & Co., 100.483, and Blyth & Co. and Lehman
months of 1962 were the highest in
history, William H. Burgess, President, reported.
after taxes increased to $1,072,491 or 80 cents per
compared with $477,118 or 54 cents per share reported
first six months of 1961—an increase of 125%. Net sales
the
Net
/.
:
;•
a
of San Francisco
stock at $6.50
Meyerson & Co.,
Eubanks,
of
issue
195,
Ended
Co.—Bonds Offered—Public
,j
The group won
six
first
the
for
Earnings
America,
North
of
mately 4.425%.
Co.—Net Up 125%—
Electronic Specialty
In
\
Products, Inc.—Appointment—
Bank
Commercial
•
•
1958, succeeding
in
Foster Wheeler Corp,—Six
..
.
4%%-_
made
Aug. 1, by an underwriting group headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago.
The bonds were priced
at 101.25,
plus accrued interest, to yield approxi¬
1208.
p.
...
offering of $25,000,000 Florida Power & Light
first mortgage bonds, due Aug. 1, 1992, was
t
1961
1962
.
' i
258,000
v.
'
.
.
Florida Power & Light
;
—
common
per
.
.
anticipated that
would produce additional net sales in excess
the first year. Both should be immediately
incorporated
was
Stewart,
when
share.—V.
a
York City, has
been appointed transfer agent and registrar for the common stock
of the company.—V. 196, p. 428.
.
/ >V
\
4 *. .
•
$91,228,066 $82,606,510
1,352,509
1,233,071
share/-—
$1.14
$0.83
taxes
.
Electronic
Flex
Months' Report—
30—
1097.
195, p.
The
266,361,645 258,565,033
15,539,160 17,109,589
$0.68
$0.75
—
——
<
339,000
—-
subsidiary in Los
Jr., stated that he
in
•Period
1
—
195,
earnings
of McDonald Elec¬
new
a
added.
company
began
ruary
$0.35
..
in
dollars
underwrote
$0.36
/
of
formation
1951.
In the fiscal year ended May 31, 1961,
Fortune had sales of $2,031,124. The company's first annual report
to share, owners for the year ended May 31, 1962, will be published
in a few weeks.
Fortune had its first public financing last Feb¬
_
provision for Fed. income taxes
income applicable to common stock—
per
share — class A & B stock
outstanding,.
—.
—
—..«.
Depreciation and amortization charged to ,
'
1961
$
■
facilities
new
million
The
'
■
two
a
which
1962
.
.1961.
$11,341,063 $10,356,996
717,428
712,996
354,228
348,921
30—
June
sales
before
Net
2260.
p.
Ended June
Net
•
-
—
Electric Autolite Co.—Six
Period
,
'
__
share
common
■"
■
1962
.;
taxes..
per
*
, ■
- •
-
Months' Report—
'
*'"•
■
+'
the
Report
(& Subs.)—6 Months'
the
and
acquisition
the
announced
has
Denver
President Robert W. Simcock,
of
Ended
Period
Inc.
2,653,248
2,683,325
/
*
/ • »
June 30—
Period Ended
V
1
—-—-—
Gas Co.—Six
El Paso Natural
share
common
per
of
Angeles.
Earnings
...
.
taxes
the initial half of last
Electronics, Inc.—Acquisition—
company
tronics
196, p. 318.
Net
from $120,829,585 in the same
313.
196, p.
;
.
-
-
per
Common
•
income taxes..—
before
-
The
profitable, he
Months' Report— " ' .
1962
*961
$50,628,272 $42,446,966
5,962,138
4,850,344
2,559,467
2,123,657
.92
.74
*
30—
Period Ended June
;
.
Fitchburg Paper Co.
„
Products Co.—Six
income
after
Net
diversified
said net
$1.55
improvement, rising to $146,612,918
1961 period.—V. iy6, p. 5.
Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
1962
1961
$46,505,000 $37,273,000
—
854,200
723,600
$1.05
1 $0.89
30—
Period Ended June
Gross
report mailed to shareholders.
John C. Virden, chairman and president of the
pro¬
ducer
of
automotive, industrial and marine products,
income for the first half of this year was equivalent to
on
each of the 5,055,610 shares outstanding on June 30, 1962 as com¬
pared with 96 cents a snare on 5,Uiy,B20 shares a year ago.
Sales
for
the latest six-month-, period also showed substantial
Profit
Monday, August/6, 1962
.
t wjth
Fortune
interim
Ekco
195, p.
income.—V.
Fischbach & Moore,
Manufacturing Co.—Sales, Earnings HigherNet
income of
Eaton Manufacturing and its consolidated sub¬
sidiaries for the first half of 1962 increased to $7,842,484 from
$4,829,447 in the corresponding six months of 1961, according to
Net
,
$4,058,262 or 56 cents a share in
year.—V. 195, p. 2033.
1
represents ordinary income under
$0.25 per share can be considered
2260.
share
per
tax laws, and
income
tax-free
as
Eaton
the
$0,035
that
mated
cents per common share, up
cents a share in the second
$34,903,101 or 90
$27,720,874 or 72
quarter of 1961.—V. 195, p. 2032.
quarter
the
.
(536)
8
•
common
/-from the feed
>
the
reduced
business-during the year-was -largely responsible for
Losses in
feed • operations .and severe-, price-
sales.
competition in the bakery
flour industry-were the
two factors largely
Volume
Number 6183
196
Dividends
of
share
per
.
.
stock
common
$1.20.
were
the
During
past fiscal year, the company continued its unbroken record of
earning and paying regular dividends on its common stock without
Total
reduction.
stock,
payments,
those on preferred
including
$9,762,000.
were
Pinal
net
agreed
dividend
with
Leading products are O & C canned French fried onions,
fried
that
now
been
—V.
196,
turkey growing programs, means
of
other divisions
has
and Mr. Rawlings pointed out.—
drain
eliminated,
Bell
Mr.
General Motors Acceptance Corp.—6
Mos.'Results—
the corporation in the
quarter of 1962 totaled $1,121 million, compared with $915
million in the same period last yeain it was announced.
For the
first six
months
of
1962
retail instalment contracts
purchased
amounted to $2,008 million, compared with
$1,699 million in the
Retail
contracts
instalment
purchased
by
second
half
first
of
1961.'
of dealer
inventories, totaled $1,101 million at June 30, 1962, compared with
outstanding
million
year
a
ago.
outstanding averaged
$4,803 million in the second quarter of 1962, compared with an
average of $4,942
million in the second quarter of last year.
For
the first six months of 1962 these receivables averaged $4,730 mil¬
lion, compared with an average of $5,032 million for the first half
retail
Combined
of
receivables
wholesale
and
1961.
Consolidated
including
income
net
earnings of Motors Insur¬
the
wholly-owned subsidiary, amounted to $10,056,267 in
of 1962 compared with $12,224,857 in the second
quarter of 1961. For the first six months of 1962, net income in¬
cluding MIC earnings of $1,802,826 amounted to $20,197,716, com¬
pared with $27,966,528 for the first half of 1961 when MIC earnings
totaled $5,275,998.—V. 193, p. 80S.
Corp.,
ance
a
the second quarter
Ended
:!
Net
after
Earned
taxes
share
common
per
—V. 195,
—;
of
company
1962
were
cents
share
Net
after
Earned
as
stated
American Land, has reported
that total net sales and operating
income for the nine months
ended May 31, 1962, increased to $56,776,272 from $27,699,990 in
the nine months ended May 31, 1961.
In the previous full fiscal
year,
the total was reported at $39,968,581.
Consolidated
net
income rose
to
$7,808,170,
or
85 cents per
common share, based on an average of 9,194,463 shares outstanding
during the period, from $4,095,844 or 50 cents per share on an
average of 8,167,532
shares in the first nine months of the pre¬
ceding fiscal year, and compared with $6,154,319, or 74 cents per
share on 8,372,844 shares in the full year ended Aug. 31, 1961.
—V.
of this year were $899,167 or
with $1,739,598 or 59 cents per
President
Rosen,
of Gulf
income
has
Inc.—Acquisition—
Average number of commqn shares outstand¬
ing for the period
2,194,153
2,027,469
57c
61c
_
Earnings
—V.
con-
Payment
New
V
••
Results—
Gerber Products Co.—First Quarter
sales
Net
after
1962
1961
$40,799,422 $36,663,632
1,840,858
1,754,364
June 30—
Ended
Period
Net
Earned
taxes
per
common
common
shares.——.
$0.43
4V2%
195, p. 2595.
earnings
1962
Sales, Earnings—
this Los Angeles-based
of
manufacturer of
"
of
income
net
$166,401,
or
51
cents
on
69%
over
the 325,033
year-earlier
shares then
financial
1962
195,
p.
~
after taxes for the first six months
equal to 44 cents per share on 1,184,277
This compares with $561,329, or
earnings
net
$543,318,
outstanding.
common
per
last half
the
in
of
net sales of $8,045,455 for the first half of 1962
for any six-month period in t,he company's history.
slightly higher than sales of $8,032,672 in the first six
last year.—V. 195, p. 1317.
Consolidated
the highest
were
were
months
of
Heli-Coil
Corp.—Acquisition—
Danbury, Conn, manufacturer of screw thread inserts and
products, has acquired for cash the assets of GAR
Precision Parts, Inc.,
of Stamford, Conn., it was announced by
This
arid
other
fastener
Eduard
Baruch,
GAR
930,000.
Heli-Coil
Precision
Parts
president.
The
manufactures
price was not disclosed.
precision
hydraulic
and
pneumatic valves, and is a leader in the field of precision electroforming, and electrolytic process usedto produce close tolerance
components for military and civilian aircraft, aerospace and industrial applications, Mr. Baruch said.
In recent years, he added, the
electroforming division has made a unique contribution in the elec¬
tronic and microwave fields in providing precision components with
to
'
internal
Ended
Period
June
Cost
$13,491,998 $13,873,082
10,995,266
11,074,350"
________
and
sales
of
expenses—;
Operating' profit
Interest
$2,496,732
144,630
$2,364,075
commercial
$2,798,732
132,657
$2,654,102
———
—
Its
income
before
taxes
taxes
Income
1,297,376
—
Net
income
—V.
$1,066,699
income
1,457.478
195,
per
share
Glidden
Purchase
in
New
was
for
by Dwight
<
manufacturing
components
radar,
people in its Stamford manufacturing plant.
$1 million.—V, 196, p. 7.
100
Period Ended June 30—
Net
P.
Joyce,
Glidden
due
and
Co.—Bonds
Offered—
1992.
The
bonds
interest
accrued
won
was
on
a
to
offered
were
at
yield 4.43%.
by the underwriters at
bid of 100.38%.
jointly, 100.211.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing will be
used to repay
presently outstanding short-term bank loans which were incurred
to
provide funds for the company's construction program.
The
of
balance
the
construction
proceeds
deemable
will
applied
be
toward
costs
of
the
will
the
be
re¬
program.
FEATURES—The
REDEMPTION
at
regular
redemption
series
1992
prices
bonds
ranging
105.66%
from
to
special redemption prices decreasing from 101.16% to
par, plus accrued interest in each case.
However, the bonds may
not be redeemable at regular redemption prices prior to Aug., 1, 1967
and
with
at
borrowed
interest
rate
funds
the
of
having
interest
an
cost
of
less
than
the
bonds.
BUSINESS—Headquartered
at
Fannin
900
St.,
Houston, Texas,
(jthe rcompany furnishes electricity in an area in the Texas Gulf
JDoast Region, estimated at about 5,600 square miles,- in which are
located Houston,
Galveston, and 148 smaller cities, villages and
PURCHASERS—The names
of
the several
purchasers and the
principal amount of the 1992 series bonds which they have severally^
agreed to purchase are as follows:
(000's Omitted)
Amount
i
Rauscher,
Kidder, Peabody & Co
$4,000
Equitable Securities Corp. 4,000
White, Weld & Co._
2,000
Bear, Stearns & Co
1,300
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.— 1,000
W. H. Morton & Co., Inc. 1,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
.
1,000
Dominick
F.
The
&
200
&
Co.,
200
___1
low, Inc.&
Crouter
Bodine
Doolittle
400
Clement
A.
400
100
& Co
Fahey, Clark & Co
Fahnestock
Inc.
Putnam
&
100
Co.
&
Co
100
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
215.
p.
'
Evans
100
Ginther
400
Co
&
—V, 196,
100
Townsend,
&
550
550
Co
200
200
150
100
Whiteside & Wins-
Chace,
DeHaven
Co., Inc
Blair & Co., Inc
&
300
Space
Sterne, Agee & Leach
Joseph Walker & Sons
Irving Lundborg & Co
E. D. Boynton & Co., Inc.
L.
Day
Beissner
Moroney,
,
750
R.
400
Co.
200
750
&
&
A. E. Masten & Co
,
750
Anthony
Staats
Johnson, Lane,
750
Tucker,
Wallace & Co.
R.
Corp.
750
S. Smithers & Co
$400
Robert K.
William
750
Stroud & Co., Inc
Co.,
Inc.
Co., Inc.
&
&
Pierce
Inc.
750
Dominick
&
McDonnell
100
Hupp Corp.—Subsidiary Sold—
The
sold 80%
corporation has
of the capital stock of its Gemco,
Inc., Los Angeles subsidiary, to a group of Gemco officers, John O.
Ekblom, Hupp Chairman, announced.
The purchase price was not
disclosed.
The buyers have an option to purchase the remaining
20% of Hupp's capital stock in 1967.
Gemco makes jettisonable pylon and bomb rack assemblies and
has been the prime supplier of these units for the F-105 Thunderchief fighter-bomber for the past two years.
In addition, it makes
actuator devices
for separating missile
stages, bombs and bomb
pylons from manned aircraft, and missile-aircraft ground handling
equipment.
Purchasers of the Hupp stock are Fred W. Hottenroth, Gemco
President; Jerome Belsky, Vice-President, manufacturing and engi¬
neering; and Dominic J. Ferry, Controller.
"We are relinquishing a substantial part of our equity in Gemco
to concentrate our resources and manpower on infra-red, air con¬
ditioning, refrigeration and heating, our primary
Mr.
fields of activity,"
said.
Ekblom
Annual sales
are
.
announcement said, operates two plants
the main plant and offices at Wolcott
(located between Rochester and Syracuse) and a second at Eden,
south
of Buffalo.
Sales of Olney & Carpenter were in excess
of $5 million in 1961.
earns,
before
Net earnings
after taxes
Preferred dividend requirements.,
Net earnings
Net
after pfd. div. requirements—.
earnings per share
shares outstanding
Common
—
of
Hupp
those
double
than
Corp.
for
all
1961
$7,969,398
2,000,000
5,969,398
2,204,398
$6,112,470
154,731
156,293
2,049,667
$0.31
6,697,114
2,595,177
*$0.39
*6,583,104
6,112,470
2,751,470
•Adjusted for 4-for-l stock split April 11, 1962.—V. 196, p. 7.
first
the
in
of
1961,
Don
half of 1962 were more
H. Gearheart, president,
reported to shareholders.
income after taxes in the six-month period ending June 30,
to $2,479,000, equal to 42 cents per common share
provision for dividends on preferred stock. Sales were $55,925,000—36% over the corresponding 1961 period. In the first half
of 1961, Hupp earned $306,000, or 4 cents a share on sales of
Net
1962
amounted
after
$41,074,000.
1962
„
special loss prov. & taxes
Special loss provision
Net earnings before taxes
Chairman
cash but the amount was not disclosed.
First-Half Earnings Double—
Earnings
Provision
& Carpenter, Inc., makers of specialty grocery
& Carpenter, the
York State, with
industries.
been
$1.65
Co.—Acquisition—
of Olney
has
(Walter E.) Heller & Co.—Six Months' Report—
products, was announced
and President.
Olney
$1.46
aerospace
division
about
$1,196,624
977.
p.
Purchase
common
„
and
end
*
Net
aircraft
electroforming
microwave communication systems and other unique
products for Avco, Bendix, General Electric, Western Electric,
Westinghouse and others.
The company employs approximately
for
Income
Power
GAR,
1961
1962
30—
sales
Net
parts having a tolerance heretofore unattainable.
a
qualified military supplier, manufactures its hydraulic
components to aircraft standards, with all components meeting or
exceeding MIL specifications. Its special-purpose hydraulic controls
are
now
being used by Canadair, Chance Vought, Convair, Grum¬
man, Lockheed, McDonnell and other leaders in the military and
Glatfelter Co.—Six Months' Report—
(P. H.)
Pine St.,
80
1961.
2034.
Earnings rose 2.5% to $882,000, or $0.51 per share, com¬
$862,000, or $0.50 per share in 1961.
Second quarter results show sales increased to $8,825,000 in 1962
from $8,507,000 in
1961. Earnings totaled $504,000, or $0.29 per
share, compared to $502,000, or $0.29 per share for the same period
in 1961.—V. 196, p. 319.
series
Walston
152,940 fewer shares.
on
share on 1,031,337 shares of common outstanding in
period in 1961. These earnings per share for both periods
adjusted for the 2-for-l stock split and 2% stock dividend
They
earnings for the first half of 1962 exceeded those
of the
comparable period in 1961, it was announced by C. W.
Planje, chairman of the board and president of this ceramic firm.
Sales were $16,553,000, or 4% above 1961 first-half sales of $15,pared
1961
totaled
of
cents
made
Gladding, McBean & Co.—Sales Up 4%; Net 2.5%—
Sales
Bank,
bids for the bonds, all as 4y2s, came from
Blyth & Co., Lazard Freres & Co. and First Boston
Corp., jointly, 100.23; Halsey, Stuart & Co., 100.223,
and Lehman Brothers,
Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
curities & Co. and Salomon Brothers
&
Hutzler,
company
the same
are
recent year also reached a new record,
results.—V.
the
Harper,
of
1962
52
<
*
for the
M.
shares
totaling
$4,149,480, up 29% from 1961's $3,204,171.
Both sales and earn¬
ings for fiscal 1961 have been adjusted for comparison to reflect
operations during that year of Specific Electronics, Inc., a com¬
pany acquired by
Gertsch last year and consolidated into fiscal
sales
Manhattan
530.
Amount
of
assets
Consolidated
of
outstanding.
Net
Chase
p.
Lighting &
Award of the issue
Higher—
declined during the period to
$394 million, or $32.02 per common share, as a result of the general
decline in common stock prices. This compares to total net assets
on
Dec. 31,
1961, or $537 million, or $43.50 per share.
More than 85%
of M. A. Hanna assets are represented by secu¬
rities of other companies, mainly in the steel, coal, iron ore and
petroleum industries. Thee ompany became a registered closed-end,
non-diversified investment company late in 1961.—V. 195, p. 1209.
quarter
precision electronic instruments, hit an all-time high of $281,391,
equal to 83 cents a share on the 340,719 common shares outstand¬
ing at the June 30 year-end, it was announced by E. P. Gertsch,
president and chairman. This was a gain of
194,
competitive sale July 30
N. Y. City.
Harper Co.—Sales, Profits Up—
president, has reported that 1962 second quarter
sales were $3,921,478," up
10% ahead of second quarter sales in
1961. Net profits of $295,895 in the 1962 second quarter were 30%
ahead of profits in this same period last year. Per share profits
for this period were 24 cents .compared with 21 cents in the second
'
.
Gertsch Products Inc.—Record
Fiscal
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
865.
Y-r
^
net
Total
H.
*
—V.
15, N. Y.—V.
101.155%
Organ Co.—Secondary Stock Offering—
(H. M.)
4,246,918
.
—
will be made at The
York
Childs Securities Corp
Coffin & Burr
$0.41
4,246,918
share_.—.
of
Number
has called for redemption on Sept. 1, 1962,
through
sinking fund, $1,300,000
of its
12-year 5%%
Sept. 1,
1969 at
10iy4%
plus accrued
interest.
the
due
October.
;
;
429.
p.
(274,000>
July 31, 1962, Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
City, and Equitable Securities Corp., Nashville, as
joint managers of an underwriting syndicate an¬
nounced the public offering of an issue of $25,000,000
Houston Lighting
& Power first mortgage bonds,
profits of the company in the first six months of 1962 were
$6,812,296, equal to 55 cents per share of common stock. This
compares with net profits in the first half of 1961 of $6,003,373,
equal to 49 cents per share, adjusted for a 4-for-l stock split in
Ludlow-Saylor, manufacturer of industrial wire cloth and screens,
its main office in St. Louis, Mo., and plants in St. Louis and
196,
1961
$9,578,000
(416,000)
:r_„_r
communities.
has
California.—V.
Report-
1962
On
be
(M. A.) Hanna Co.—Earnings
acquisition is a further step in our continuing program
through related diversification," Mr. Whitehead said.
Steel
is a major producer of rapid transit cars,
iron
steel rolls and steel castings for industrial and railroad appli¬
...
of
debentures
—V. 195, p.
growth
•'
Months'
Homestake Mining Co.—Partial Redemption—
acceptance of the new line was enthausiastic.—V. 195, p. 1807.
Eastman
Co.—Six
30—
$9,958,000
The company
Mr.
would
June
(loss)
or
operation
Net
.
Ended
sales,
Profit
3, 1962, it was reported that 74,600 shares of
this firm's outstanding stock ha$l bee^n made through
Steel.
cations.
share
common
Heywood-Wakefield
Period
On Augi
General
and
per
195, p. 1664.
Net
'u
;
Hammond
approved an agreement with the
Iv^The
of
1,432,000
194,000
Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up 4%; Earn¬
April,"
Their
Wire Cloth Co., /under
which Ludlow-Saylor would be acquired by General Steel, it was
announced by Charles P. Whitehead,
president of General Steel.
The agreement provides that the Ludlow-Saylor shareholders will
receive 2Vt. shares of General Steel common stock for each share
of Ludlow-Saylor. There are 24,000 Ludlow-Saylor shares outstand¬
ing. After the transaction is completed, the company will continue
operations
under
its
present management
as
a
subsidiary of
General
1,373,000
stock
1,238,000
Hamilton recalled, "we announced that a new
produced in our plant." This is now a reality.
During the week of June 11 we showed and demonstrated this new
washer and the 1963
dryer models to our appliance distributors
and
their sales and
service representatives here in Two Rivers.
"In
washer
Ludlow-Saylor
of
shareholders
taxes
preferred
1,251,000
up half-year operations, President E. P. Hamilton re¬
that sales by this company, of Two Rivers, Wis., to mid¬
year are 4%
ahead of the same period last year. Sales of $13,338,.059 have produced earnings of $484,900. This, accocding to Hamil¬
ton, reflects an 8% earnings gain over the first six months of 1961.
present
of directors
board
The
after
on
Net income available to common stockholders
ported
v,
trolling
1961
122,000
par,
*
1962
Other
ings 8%—
by the principal consuming
industries.
conditions would seem to indicate a con¬
tinued slowness during most ol the third quarter with a possible
improvement commencing in September or October.
Mr. Thorpe
further stated that the program of consolidation and diversification
started
earlier in
the
year
is now well launched, and with a
return
to normal business, gives promise for the future.—V. 191,
v
$0.25
$33,283,000 $29,801,000
Dividends
Summing
General Steel Industries,
63,402
$0.39
194, p. 743.
Net
429.
196, p.
Hamilton
1961.
1566.
Corp.—Nine Months' Net Up
American Land
Leonard
consumption
that
added
He
95,064
share
common
Houston
M.
refractories
1961
$3,100,037
taxes
per
Sales
Split OK'd—
After the
1962.
23,
Gulf
Thorpe, President of General Refractories Company,
that
the
six-month
earnings
reflected
a
lower level of
Drew
year,
1962
$3,607,957
Period Ended June 30—
with
filing and recording of the certificate
of amendment with the regulatory authorities of Delaware the addi¬
tional shares resulting from this stock split will be issued on or
about Sept. 20, 1962, to stockholders of record as of the close of
business on Aug. 13, 1962.—V. 195, p. 2491.
■
Co.—Sales, Earnings Down—
contrasted
first half of
the
last
30—
Hey den Newport Chemical Corp.- —6 Mos.' Report—
for the
compared
a
May
on
has reported that sales during the first six months
$24,712,469 as compared with $25,783,052 recorded
share,
per
for
sales
reported
$16,190,863
special meeting held July 30, 1962, the stockholders adopted
a
resolution approving an amendment to the certificate of incorpo¬
ration of the corporation increasing the authorized common stock
from 275,000 shares to 1,000,000 shares, and'changing the par value
thereof from $5 to $2 per share.
This action by the stockholders
finalizes the five-for-two stock split voted by the board of directors
At
during the same period in 1961.
Earnings for the first six months
31
has
record
a
Government Employees Corp.—Stock
k
1316.
p.
General Refractories
The
—-
__
corporation
as
period although well below last year's exceptional 97 cents
share. Six months net earnings of 69 cents per share this
year compared with 76 cents for the same period in 1961.—V. 195,
p. 2034.
1962
1961
$17,200,000 $18,800,000
■
1,840,585
1,754,364
$0.74
$0.93
30—
June
sales
1962
per
Signal Co.—Six Months' Report—
General Railway
Period
Net
I.,
R.
of
this
Wholesale
$1,073
months
six
according to Wilbur H. Norton, president.
Second
quarter sales of $8,576,282, the second highest in the
corporation's
history for this period, were surpassed only by
the comparable period last year wnen, aided by 130th Anniversary
promotions, Gorham produced a record $9,397,265 in sales. Earn¬
ings of 51 cents per share in the second quarter were strong for
compared with $3,980 million at June 30, 1961.
receivables, which arise from the financing
lion,
June
sales
mil¬
1962, were $3,962
outstanding at June 30,
receivables
Retail
.
.
,
.
first
Providence,
$15,787,781
~
6.
p.
This
earnings
on
Ended
Net
Corp.—Sets New Sales Record—
Gorham
broiler and
substantial
a
9
Hexcel Products Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Period
potatoes
—V.
operation, includ¬
company's unprofitable feed
the
Discontinuing
ing extensive poultry,
p.
canned
canned beans, canned boiled onions, frozen French
and other frozen foods,
Mr. Joyce's announcement stressed that Olney & Carpenter, Inc.
has operated profitably for 29 years.
Harold A. Carpenter, Presi¬
dent, and members of his family owned or directly controlled all
of the company's outstanding stock.—V. 196, p. 6.
sticks,
potato
month.
last
•
stock
public
and earnings per share of common
preliminary estimates released to the
earnings
closely
(537)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
-
for
Federal
taxes
on
income
in
this period was made
giving effect to credits to income resulting from acquisitions
and a tax carry forward from 1961, Mr. Gearhart said.
after
Fiscal Year Changed—
Hupp
directors
also voted
to change the company's fiscal year
to Sept. 30. "This will better reflect the company's
cycle," Mr. Gearhart said, "since many of our prod¬
ucts have a model year beginning Oct. 1."
Annual meetings will be held on the fourth Wednesday in January.
The
annual report for 1962, covering nine months, will be pubDec.
from
true
31
business
HRV»PH
in
miri-nficember.—V.
196.
D.
430.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Life
in 1961. After providing for preferred stock dividends,
equivalent to 63 cents a share of common stock compared
with 44 cents a share in 1961ron the basis of 1,240,909 shares now
outstanding."—V. 195, p. 977.
'
' - •
>
.
•
» . ,
. . /
$630,000
Subs.)—Six Months' Report- 1961
30—, •
•
1962 * j. ,509,760
Ended June
period
this
(&
Huyck Corp.
sales
income
Net
Other
$15,772,583 $11
5,642
.
'
Period Ended
Selling and
Depreciation
Interest charges-*
>
Z-
—*
income
—V.
Net
taxes
after
195,
866.'
p.
after special
earnings
•-
'
-
•
••••
.
loss over realDivision.*.
$443,619
•
.44/ *•' ;/
r-'■
Head Mills,
Indian
•
,
.
and
Indiana
-six months of
first
increase
after taxes
income
Net
Approximately
from new
resulted
a.year ago..
"Barring
tinue
our
President
any
commented.—V. 195,
•
JJet
earnings
paid
earnings applicable
Diviends
"Lessi
Net
per
.
$1.90
stock-
stock
period--,
Common
of
.
'
;
—v.; 194, p, 2225.
4-..7/.,:..'
4
.
Period Ended June
30—
;
\
..
;
v <
■
Earnings
—V.
——:
income
for
Provision
tax
i—_"—«
tax——
alter
income
Net
p.
expenses:
>V
:
4
-
•
amortization
$37,926,792
32,054,534
$5,372,258
2,426,192
V 4
4 ' '
for
debt
on
Federal income taxes
Net
——
—v.
.
,
..
J.•
...
stock——.—
'.
Shares
—V.
outstanding
1317.
195,
for
registrar
—V.
195,
p.
the
Co.—Appointment— ! 4
4
:
!
2491.
.
v
...;
/.
.
Proteins Corp.—Common Offered—
26, 1962 prospectus, Arnold Malkan
ownership and control.
distributes, to many parts of the world, fishmeal
animal by-product proteins, some of which it processes, for
principally by animal feed manufacturers.
Its processing ac¬
and
use
common
*'
'Lyttoh reported, while savings also were at a record of
,a
gain of $47,448,298 or 36%.
4
'
!
37,640,005
37,622,419
36,281,898
$3.31
$3.28
share
.4 44
2380.
p.
,,
/4'..4'4 4.' 4*
1 ''
.
4 4:
.
"Net
Net
after
-
per
„
r
comprising reconditioning and blending, were commenced
in
July 1961 and have not constituted a significant portion of
sales and profits to date.
' '■
Its executive offices are In the Woolworth Bldg., New York City,
and
it
has buying and
inspection offices in Lima, Peru,- and
Santiago, Chilo and warehousing and processing facilities in Bayonne, N. J., all of which are occupied under leases.
!
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
*
Common
Notes
stock, ($1
mortgage
•"
Authorized
11
750,000 rhs. '
par)——-—_
''
payable
Chattel
EFFECT TO PRESENT
payable
FINANCING
total
^
shares—^
Number of common
•
—v,
195,
1808.
p.
$0.38
I
*_
Mack Trucks,
Net
4.4
t.
Net'sales
taxes
195,
Net
"share—"——_i„i-ll-
2262.
.
-
/■
.
•
President,' has
Dickson,
L.
—V.
as
2.74
•
44/
of
the! purchase
announced
1962.
30,
Daniel
J.
'
,
Terra,
rapidly."—V. 190, p. 973.
.
this
that
increase
195,
'
$1.15 a share compared
first half of 1961 on an
—v.
"• 82,000
share
'
:
" 7—.:4
:*
.
showed similar gains. As a
extension of the rate of improvement that has been
evident for the .past four years.
;
"Net earnings after taxes for the three months ended June 30,
1962,
including our Canadian subsidiary, were $810,000 against
This, company
)
.
period last year.
Dudley; Jr.,
70
,
4.
<
^
>
^
$1.11
4
-
^.
Earnings Higher—
.
•;
4.
has reported that as of June 30, 1962 its net assets
million, eqqal to $15.89 per share.
Adding back the
gain
dividend
paid
in
this
March,
.
in
stock
markets here
and
abroad/ the
about 21%.
leading
averages
-
1962 the
and the
Poor's 500 Stock Index a decline of 23.5%.'Our net
as computed
above, was off 24.4%.
Nevertheless, the
compared satisfactorily with other similarly situated,
&
value,
fully invested common stock funds.
During recent years we were quite
successful in capitalizing on
Our portfolio does contain many of
and some of the more speculative
equities. However, exposure in the latter group is very limited. We
feel that those issues we have retained in • both areas have .been
heavily liquidated and now seem reasonably priced at current levels.
—V. 195, p. 641.
;
the
popularity of growth stocks.
th6 better
-
...
7,
President,
,
comparative
performance
Net
that, net gain for the first
months.totaled $4,104,254 or 78 cents per share, compared with
cents per share reported for the first six months of 1961. ' '
Guilford
six
—
has reported that its gain .from operations after
first six months of 1962 increased 12% over the
during, the
same
pleasing
of Tennessee
Up Twelve Percent—
taxes
„
purposes, in the first six months of
Dow-Jones Industrial Averages showed a decline of 23.2%
For
$0.16
$1,352,231'"'
■
195, p/1210.
Vi,.
would mean an
close of 4 961.
net earnings
from investments for dividend purposes were $1,479,000 or 19 cents
per share, compared to 22 oents per share for the first six months
of last year.
Net long-term realized gains on investments sold dur¬
ing the first half equalled $9,481,000 or $1.22 per share. It is impos¬
sible, at this time to anticipate our capital gains for the balanfce bf
the year, but it is our anhounced policy to distribute gains in March
of the year following that in which they were realized.
.
For the first six
months, reported expenses were considerably
higher than for the same period of 1961. However, there were some
charges applicable to the first half of the year which were nonrecurring so that results are not indicative pf the year as a whole, which
Will show only a slight increase in total costs of operation.
The three months ended June 30 will probably go down in history
as
the time when the sharpest break in the shortest period was
capital
falling
1961
$618,932
50,626
1962
;
Life & Casualty Insurance Co.
1961 despite very keen
of the products of our
result, our earnings reflect
$123
witnessed
.
$0.26
June 30—
taxes—
common
.
Vending Co.—Sales,
2702.
p.
Standard
sales
per
> r
adjusted value of $18.19 compared with $24.05 at the
In the first six months of 1962, the corporation's
asset
Earned
"i
7 4
'
Madison Fund, Inc.—Net. Assets Down—
$2.30
1664.
Ended
3,400,123
$1.24
The company
resulted
(Joyce) Leslie, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
after
.6,630,123.
7,148,848
"3,763,848
income taxes,
share
per
exceeded
:
...,
President,' reports
—V.
Net
•
'
155,000 sbs.
Net
> 4/
$
36.
:.
report
1961
p.
»
quarter ended June 30,
V* .195,
.<
.
Outstanding
"
..
1961
-.
share on sales of $33 million for the fiscal year ending
Comparable figures for 1961 were earnings of 58 cents
on sales of $20.5 million. Higher profits h&ve stemmed,
he Said, from increased operating efficiencies and from a reduction
in'the
start-up expenses which characterized 1961 operations.—
"
company's net earnings after taxes for
June 30. 1962, rose 72.6%
above the
June
$
share
per
Teleased to stockholders, the
the six month period ending
comparable period, of 1961.
Net earnings for the six month period were $176,448 or 45 cents
per share 4n 1962 versus $102,216 or 26 cents per share in 1961,
both computed on the basis of 390,044 shares outstanding as ,of
interim
*
2381.
I4
cents
Chemicals, Inc.—Net Up 72.6%—
an;
....
.
'' ^
" 1962
.
.k
17
p.
*.
Sept.
every way to contribute to its growth- and, expansion/!
Terming the acquisition as one more step in a planned develop¬
ment and expansion program,
Mr. Dickson said/."We believe the
purchase will serve a two-fold purpose: It will enlarge our capabili¬
ties and products for the electronics field,-and in, turn, the *xperi-.
ence and know-how
of our organization can assist Douglas. Randall
to
"
has reported that sales and other operating income
1962 exceed $8,850,000, a new com¬
pany high. This compares with $8,627,000 for the previous quarter
.and with $5,464,600 for-the same quarter a year earlier.,.
Aaron
Goldman, Macke President, predicted earnings of 90-95
producer of resistors, coils, relays, and transformers for many
country's largest computer manufacturers—will be operated
Lawter
„
the
for
the
According
' "
The company
:
a
expand its operations more
Inc.—Six Months' Report—
*/
common
per
Macke
5,143,590
•
44
,
in
to
'
before provision for
195,
" it
:
Douglas ^Randall,' Inc., an electronic components manufacturer in
Westerly, R.t I; ; :
:* . ** u • ••
/ •
.
,• «, 5
;
,
Mr. Dickson, in making the announcement, said Douglas Randall
—a
months have continued into
in savings in the first
2154. >- 1- >
132/221,006" 116,284,734
income
Earned
$
7,031,341
>' 3.75
.
common
p.
Robert
products were substantially ahead oi
competition within the industry. Total sales
subsidiaries
six
sales
Income
4. (Walter) Kidde & Co., Inc.—Acquisition— 4
number of shares. >
,
.
, ■
,
.
"We have just completed the best first half in many years1' re¬
ported Craig D. Munson, President. "Sales of our traditional silver¬
a
mortgage- loans - outstanding, • and
first
rl— -124,130,980 102,747,240
—i/^*2
after
Net
'
4
equivalent
ware
the
480,504
479,704
$
from
Co.—Sales; Net Higher—
June 30, "1962, reported
for the six months ended
ret
earnings after taxes of $1,487,000 orwith $1,057,000 or 71 cents a share in the
company
and allied fields.
escrow
savings,
in
during
Period Ended June 30—
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—Annual Report— •
Year Ended June 30—
v • -- - 19B2
•
*v196i
Period
International Silver
The
posted
resources
'
$0.31
•
steadily expanding markets for new products, introduoed, in
and higher level of demand for longer established products.
24,669
Loan
gains
Lytton said, with gains of, $9,914,030
days of the current month.—V; 195, p.
•15
:
$47,960
„——
The
,■
r
.
,./
share-*—,
common
"
Savings &
Foundation
Association in Northern California, as well as for
subsidiaries in insurance,
'/
——_*_L—$19,643,483 $19,495,165
taxes—
/—*
—a_
196,684
;
164,007
sales
$180,447,346,
Lytton Financial is the holding company for Lytton
Loan Association, in Southern. California and for Home
73,904,317
inc.
taxes on
74,218,111
company
tivities,
,
mortgage loans outstanding in the first half of 1962 have'
$48,470;518 or 32% to "a new record high of $198,461,781,'
Total
201,346,058 185,654,675
4"
Christopher & Co., Inc.,' New" York
City, offered publicly, 50,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $5 per share.
Net proceeds, esti¬
mated at $194,500, will be used for the lease oi a
warehouse, automatic machinery, and working capital.
BUSINESS—The company
of 233 Broadway, New York City,
was incorporated in New- York on Jan. 4,
1955. Its original name,
"Marine & Animal By-Products Corp.," was recently changed by
amendment of its Articles of Incorporation.
As of Oct. 31, 1961,
International acquired all of the outstanding stock of two other
corporations formerly affiliated with International through sub¬
The
7
$300,000,000."
•
wholly-owned subsidiary and will continue' at Its'present loca¬
tion under the same management.. "Walter Kidde & Co. manufac¬
tures equipment for the aerospace and electronic industries and is
one of the world's
largest and best known producers of fire safety
and intrusion detection products." r. '
„
/ •.. > ;
In his announcement, Mr. Dickson, also stressed.that the Westerly
firm has "an excellent future, and Walter Kidde & Co. will endeavor
stantially
$247,905,670 as
.approaching
.
of
Co., Inc., and
.
•. •
V . . . ..
:
Lytton reported total, resources
the year."
the earnings gain,
to
of June 30, a gain of 38% in the first half of
:J962 alone.
Based on this increase the Chairman revised his fore¬
cast of $250,000,080 in total assets by the end of 1962" to "an area
tr
Pursuant to a July
&
for
$1.95
addition
■were
•
International
to
grew
In
.
;
36,578,106
foreign
&
U., S.
per
Earned per
Bank, New York City, has been appointed
cumulative preferred stock of the company.
$3
half
»
•
....
Ketchum & Co. Inc.—Six Months' Report— i 'ri,!
Ended June 30—
'
' " ' 1962
' 1961
j
—V.
Manhattan
Chase
The
2,250,818
2,254,933'
195, p.
Intermo'untain Gas
i
$0.63
•
"r * '
,
"3,123,023 V 3,000,513
$1,425,405
$1.36
Income
of
the company "for" the six months ended June 30, 1962,
appropriations to reserves, were $1,357,858 or $1.02 per shares
record, Baft Lytton, President and Board Chairman,
'reported,
;■ 7
,
.'•>
7'"
'.*7 "/ •
This was a gain of 32%
over the 77 cents a share reported for
-the first half of last year and reflects the 7.5%
in stock dividends
paid during 1961.
,
»•
.
:
"With first half earnings showing a 32% increase, Lytton Finan¬
cial is well along the road to its previously announced/anticipation
-of-a 40%
increase over last year's earnings," Lytton commented,
'"since historically we have substantially larger earnings in the seer
ond half than in the first.
In 1961, for example, the 77-cent first
July.
$2,967,405
1,542,000
$3,062,548
Earnings per share of common
.
478,661
3,775,000
)
•
■
.
ahead
37%
were
all-time
Savings &
$3,446,066
339,337
'—
.
1962
of
Earnings of
an
1961
:
.
income—
income
Earned
$6,837,548
Interest
months
six
Lytton Financial Corp.—Earnings Up 32%—
272,364!209; 256,496,766
'3,199,960 ."...3,062,226
general, exploration and prosmiscellaneous charges—
"
Provision
1961 V
$7,176,885
v
first
the
or
■
Period
(Depreciation, depletion and
for
and
t
,
".
,.Net
$9/576,223
2,399,338
-
•,
,
year
increased
Interlake Iron
>
-4
pecting,- and
,7"4.1 !■
Corp.—Six Months' ReportPeriod Ended June 30—
1
4
■; "
1962
Sales and revenues
——!_.
—1-_ $44,148,542
Cost of goods sold and other expenses—*—.
34,572,319
-
1962
V
? *4 /
'
•
!. ; , ,.
and metal products-——
interest and miscellaneous-—
Research^
;
Net
•
■
and totaled $35,497,716 compared with $25,993,089 for
the corresponding 1961 period.
;
" •• <
•
• .
/•.
- 7r *'4
Net Income for the first half of 1962 was 46%
ahead of last year
last
•
of-goods,
Costs
/
2,37f>,000
$0.97
$1.30
share
320.
•'
per
196,
4;
3,119,000
——
;;
;4 275,56.4,169 259,558,992
4
'
"•' "
*
rtVii- J'
sold—n7,593.392 163,705,800
Depreciation,-and retirements-lZ———. lO,42i,26L;.j,J0,230,22O
Selling & general administrative "expenses" " 9,849,386- * 9/428,777
Shut-down expenses during strikes—
358,996
259,365
and
Costs
V
>'
Sales
;
•
income:
other
Dividends,
1962
19611(
$71,949,000 $65,187,000
.2, - 2,912,000 .-*2,205,000
'
4
»
Sales pf metals
4 ..4,4
.
Months' Report—
by Allan M. Hirsh, Jr., President/
per
Revenues
-
"i.'r
4 "
30—
-44..-' 4 •-4 44 44 .V'•
.
and
Sales
-
Interchemicai Corp.—Six
4
•
-
2,025,400 shs. ■
2,026,060 shs.
J
Corp. <& Subs.)—6 Mos.' Report
■..
Period Ended June
.
$1.24
.
outstanding at end
•-
>
4
J.; has had'second quarter 1962
income
cents
96
or
issue.—V*. 196, p. 320.
Metal Climax; Inc., this
Kernecott Copper
$2,502,000
of common.
share
the beginning of
195, p. 1318.
:
for the 1962. June quarter amounted to $1,760,519,
share on 1.843,938 shares of comtaon stock out¬
standing./ This was 76% ahead, of the 1961 second quarter net
income of $1,002,776, or 54 cents per share calculated on the same
basis.
'
: ' " " '
7
*
Net
:■
according .Resulting
equivalent to-68 cents per share'on v
Report—
..
$3,842,000
._
earnings
,
before
$44,845,000
to common
stock
Net
1961.—V.
Co.—Net Up 76%—44 4
Quarter by 53%., it was reported,
amounted to $32,-4
and its subsidiaries
company
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Kawheer"
•'
1
4,112,000 *
-' 2,772,000
; 270,000;— 270,000
taxes
-i
30,
over June
$21,227,070, largest m the: company's history for. anycomparable period.
These topped the $14,293,094 revenues of the
corresponding 1961 quarter by 48% and those of the 1962 first
Sales Up; Earnings
r-.y.a '"444/i';v
—
"1
were"
See American
./
1961
$56,725,000
—
provision for
on income
on pfd. stock
after
state
&
Federal
the
share for the same period a year ago.
on June 30, 1962,. was about 14%
over
.
'
1962
sales-——
Net
'
•
.' : V
$80,8C0,3884compared
of
revenues
.
i $1.30
$1.49
;
were
for the first half of 1961.
Six-month earnings
$1.80 per share, compared with $2,089,035 'or
.
Report—
Six Months'
1—
Period Ended July
President',
•
_
Sutherland Paper Co.
of
1962
totaled $2,450,039, or $1.33 per share compared with $1,679,200,
91 cents per share for the same 1961 period.—V." 196,
p. 320.
$1/511,061,
2,223,932 shares outstanding.
"...
u.
v
:
Louisville & Nashville RR. — To Sell Equipment
Comparable figures for the corresponding quarterly period a year
ago showed net'sales of $31,704,634 and net .earnings of $1,552,756/*
Trust Certificates—
4 : ^
equal to 70 cents per share on 2,221,332 shares outstanding".
'
;
C "On July- 31, 1962, the company announced plans to sell approxi¬
Consolidated results "for"the nine months ended (June 30, 1962;
mately $7,275,000 of 1-15 year equipment trust certificates at com¬
showed net sales of $93,048,784. and net earnings of $3,633,455 com¬
petitive biddingv Bids will be received on Aug. 22 (12 Noon EDST)
pared with sales of $90,043,979 and net earnings of $3,789,101 for
at the company's office, 220 E. 42nd Street, New York City.—V. 195,
the same period a year earlier^ equivalent to $1.63 and $1.71 per
p. 2822.
' "" "/'■
•;
• " ;,v(7 /
t
."/■ '
"
share for the respective' nine months.—V. 195, p.* 747.
:
'
sales over last yeaf
the development stage
^
?
the
or
and about 23%
year
in
gain
84 cents a share, for the first',
'. " '
"
or
of
"/The company of East Orange, N.
.
T.. A-'
sales
•
Lock Joint Pipe
.
8,908,000 4", 7,7J7 000
6tock__
'
636.
earnings
net
1962 against $770,>•
,
Container Corp.
In.'and
•
2153.
p.
per
Backlog
the
173,807,000 156,232,000
expenses—
of common
K V P
reversals, we expect to con¬
year/! Mr, Robert F. Smith;
and equipment manufacturer
unexpected economic
present pace to a record
of the magnetic materials
'
$1.10
419,474 for the quarterly period ended June 30, 1962,
to
figures - just released from Kalamazoo headquarters.
1961U. This
earnings, the Indiana General
50% of the increase in
products which were in
*
$3,399,288
,
$1.03 (67 cents in
1961, net earnings per share
corresponds to a 54%
increase in
Corporation report points out.
in
604
and
Lower-c-:.
1961, an
the same period in
Mr. Robert F. Smith,
reached $1,188,052 in
costs
share
:
used to repay
against $10,250,924 during
of 37%, it was reported by
068,216
.
$70,408,496
were
to
Robert C.. Becherer,^ President, reported."
$41,779,027, compared with $39,021,361-.
Earnings, were $1,804,952, or 96 cents a
first six months
with
;''• ♦
$
•
-
•
Gain—-4 4
continued
earnings
,i
•
were
quarter.
the
for
Sales
1961/
:
t
;
1,514,000 '/1,492,000"
earnings.for the period-.
V. 194, p.
Corp.—Net Up 54%—.
. .
General Corp. of Valparaiso, Indiana, for the
1962, ended June 30, 1962, amounted, to..>$14,4
of
.-$■•*
this period
first
1098.
1962,,
of
quarter
for
and
share,; compared with $1,594,336,
quarter.'
"
' '* '
' ' "4
165,246,000 148,630,000
taxes—8,561,000 " ^,602,000-"
Total
Net
Sales
'»•.
sales
,
Per
General
Indiana
1962 i>
j
■
'
Net
all outstanding debt,
working capital.—V. 196, p. 74.; * <
4
and increase
■
,
-
Privately—On
reported that the company had
$20,000,000 5%% note, due 1997, with Pru¬
Insurance Co. of America.
4
4;
Proceeds will be
4
a
Co.—Sales, Rarnings
company's
the
for
182,715,000 163,969,000
Expenses:
Federal income
placed a
dential
■■
products sold, Selling, distribution
administrative expenses, etc4-_-_
of
Cost
■
income
and
Costs
J!"
.
«
•
.1
*'
■.
income__U__/_u-4-^-------^-/-
other
Total
**"7
$0.50
$0.31
*817,099
748,459
second quarter. •*4
4./ 4; - >''4 7
/ 4;T.-. *.
Inc.—Note Sold
Bales
178,358,000 160,112,000
subsidiaries-**^.-.—2,843,000
2,365,000
foreign
to
All
$275,071
-
'.it-
■
1962 it was
2,
Aug.
;
-
credit—
Link-Belt
The*
second
customers—
to
Sales
v,
■■
-
Income:
275,071-
'
Sales
share (based on average
shares outstanding during the periods)—
Com. shares outstanding at end of period
'
Includes 64,008 shares issued during the
V --
•••' - '
.
Johnson—Six Months' Report—_
'
Net
$0.21
$0.35
.
'
Period Ended June 30—■
290,000
536,000
443,619
Earnings per com.
sharo__..:_^_^.*j..
'
•
during the first
total of $2,113,477,000.
$48,531,000
by
high for
new
a
during the comparable period of 1961.—V. 195, p.
•- i
.
increased
force
MrA Dudley said that insurance sales for all divisions during the
six months totaled $209,357,000, compared with $226;539,000 reported
'* 1962
1961
$11,104,298 $9,204,083
318,299 "
196,588
'
-
*
common
per
Johnson &
'
—•
earnings—*—
Excess of 1957 provision for
r ized loss on sale of Noor.e
Net
.
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
.
.
86,825
979,619 7 565,071;
.
income
on
Earned
$14,798,606 $10,959,819
estimated taxes oh.
Earnings before
Estimated taxes
30—
June
sales
412,295
566,296
132,173
,
Net
896,360"
949,447
990,377
,-•>
——
'
depreciation)
(excluding
administrative
advertising
General and
Report— v
Interstate Hosts, Inc.—Six Months'
'
,614,892
12,016,441
1,093,319
in
insurance
six months,.reaching
was
15,130.
$n,524,89o:
$15,778,225
and expenses:
Cost of goods sold
Costs-
4
.
(538)
10
issufes of this category,
.
Magna Copper Co.—Newmont Increases
See
Newmont Mining
Corp. this issue.—V.
195,
p.
Holdings—
2262.
said
Continued
on
page
5
Volume
196
Number 6183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(539)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
the
first
indicate
we
nounced during the current week.
a
second
in which
table
Then
show
we
the
all
the
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
dividends
an¬
follow with
we
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
When
Per
Name of
Steel
Acme
Company
this
Distillers
taken
on
(quar.)
A
on
Alabama-Tennessee
Empire,
Kid
and
Natural
Inc.
Co.
.
B
(stock
shares
64
shares held)
(one
V
(quar.)
dividend)
30c
5%
__
2%
12Vic
$1.02
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Can
Co.,
7%
9c
Greetings
Class
B
American
Investment
Common
—
New
Maize-Products
common
5.65%
5.50%
9-14
9-20
9- 1
10- 1
10- 1
$1.3114
34%c
Climax,
Metal
American
Radiator &
Common
7%
(quar.)
preferred
American
Common
$1.25
(quar.)
5.36%
5.68%
j
6.40%
(W. R.)
Arden
$3
class A
Corp.,
8-13
9-14
9-14
Investment
Electronics
Co.
Farms
preferred (quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri Power, preferred
Western
Steel
Armco
Co.,
9- 4
8-24
(quar.)
8-15
;
10- 1
10- 1
9- 1
8-15
9-10
9-10
8-10
8- 3
8- 1
12Vic
$1.16%
9-20
10- 1
9-7
9-1
9-15
Florida
75c
40c
93%c
;
Avon
quar.)
th
9- 1
.
lhv
.Uv.
\*
0;
^
:
Northland
(quar.)„„—*10cu;; xSlrWi
Building & Equipment Corp. of Amer- >.
, »*>♦•->.! .,?{
ica
(quar.)
Quarterly ~Jl__
Beaunit
Mills
Corp.,
Beck
Bell
Howell
&
Bemis
Bros.
Binney
Blaw
Knox
Borden
(quar.)
Co.
Brillo
Mfg.
tax
—
Oil,
Ltd.
Giant
$25c
Food,
8- 3
Inc.,
common
to
of
ers
Ink
class
Great
i
9- 1
8-21
9-15
10- 1
(optional—cash or stock)—
Central Charge Service, common (quar.)
70c
non-cumul. preferred
——
Hudson
4%
Life
Commonwealth
Insurance
Quarterly
Co.
of
'
12-21
3-15
6-14
Assurance
Casualty
& Reynolds,
Ltd.
8-17
Gas
International
International
Ohio
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)—
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products
Inc.
(quar.)
Onondaga
Pottery
(quar.)__
Outboard Marine Corp.
(quar.)
8-15
8-22
8-22
8-15
International Stretch Products,
Class
9-12
8-
8-31
9- 4
8-24
9- 7
8-30
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-24
8-16
8-23
8-20
8-20
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1 *
8-20
9- 1
10- 1
9-10
9-10
9-10
9-10
8-10
8-13
9-4
9-10
8-24
Iowa
10c
8-20
9-10
25c
1
9- 1
9- 1
7-30
8-13
8-13
8-13
Stock
$1
8-24
2-21
Southern
Mfg.
Co..
Insurance Co.
Jersey
Sutherland
4%%
4%%
preferred
preferred
4%%
Knudsen
Co.,
Lake
Central
9-20
9- 5
60c
9-10
8-10
9-10
8-10
(resumed)
—
:—
1
8-17
9-28
9- 4
9-
1
15c
9-
1
8-21
12-
1
11-21
9- 1
1
Lynch
Lyon
>
8-15
M
&
(quar.)___
Store
D
Maine
8-31
Managed
8-17
Metal
8-13
25c
1-1-63
12-20
14c
8-
8-10
8-13
9-
1
9- 1
_
(stock dividend)
50c
4%
9-
1
9-13
10-
1
8-30
8-15
8-24
9-4
8-
9
Mead
(accum.)
(quar.)
shares
—.—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Corp., $2.50 pfd.
Johnson
&
Co.
Meadville Telephone
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Meier & Frank Co. (quar.)—
Mercantile Stores
Co.
(quar.)
;_
8-15
9-10
8-20
9-
8-24
8-10
4
8-10
8-
3
20c
8-20
8-
6
8-31
8-24
9-15
8-31
1
9-14
!
5%
50c
$1
7c
12c
,;n
b
(quar.)—_____
—
(quar.)
—
\
10-
8-28
—.__
8-
7
8-22
8-
8
10-
1
9-14
9-
14c
31 %c
30c
(quar.)_,—
1
8-15
8-15
9-
1
$62%c
9-
1
8-15
$1.10
92%c
$1.01
$1.17%
$1.12%
$1.15
50c
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-28
9-
4
1
9-10
8-10
9c
9-14
8-15
8-10
Inc.—
investment income—
of
Co.
A
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
9-20
8-31
1
7-20
9-10
8-15
8-
$1
50c
Mexico—
New
9-17
9-
3
9-17
•-
3
20c
8-24
8-10
$32 %c
8-15
7-31
9-
1
8-15
$1.31%
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
7-23
9-
10c
$1.25
$1.20
55c
(quar.)
Service
9-
50c
A
Finance
Class
5%%
9-10
8-31'
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-14
8-13
8-31
9-28
9-28
8-15
8-
^referred
RosenfeW
8-22
7c
B
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)—
6%
9-10
8-14
Inc.—
Co.
(quar.)—
A
—
:<
(quar.)
(initial)-.
(Henry)
3
p
St.
Scott,
American
de)
Foresman
Seaboard
8-17
(Cie
Gobain
Finance
shares—.—
& Co.
(quar.)_
Co., $5 pfd.
(quar.)
8-17
preferred
(quar.)_:
<—i
$6.25 preferred
(quar.)
Searle (G. D.) & Co.
(quar.)—Selected Risks Insurance Co. (N. J.)
8-31
Shop
8-17
8-17
8-17
9-14
9-14
$4.75
Save
&
&
17c
$1.25
$1.18%
$1.56%
45c
1
9-28
9- 5
9-18
8-22
Snap-On Tools (quar.)
Socony-Mobil Oil (quar.)_
Southern
Natural
Gas
(quar.)
50c
21c
12Vic
9-10
9- 1
8-27
8-17
Sperry Rand
8-10
Standard Oil Co.
8-15
Steel
8- 8
7-25
Summers
10c
12Vic
8-15
9-10
7-20
8-30
8-24
9- 1
8-16
Stewarts
7-31
Superior
8-17
Superior Window Co., 70c preferred
(Common payment omitted at this
8-31
7-31
Syracuse
8-31
9- 6
of
8-31
International
Stock
(New Jersey)
Propane,
Ltd..
Corp.
8-10
Tesco
9-14
10- 1
8-15
8-15
9-15
9-15
Texaco; Inc. - (quar.),
Texas Pacific Coal &
7-31
Thatcher
P-
6
Thrift
Toledo
Mfg.
9-21
9-
7
8-
3
9-13
8-17
8-27
8-13
9-10
8-20
50 /c
$0,093
50%
$0,076
$12%c
17%c
(extra)
(quar.)
time).
50c
(quar.)
^
Oil
(quar.)
(quar.)
Drug (Pa.)
(quar.)—
Scale
(quar.)—*
1
8-15
$10c
10c
$0,008
Broadcasting
(quar.)
Stores
(Holdings), Ltd
Taft
8-22
7-23
8-10
60c
$0.55
Ltd
8-17
Glass
8-10
1
9-10
$1.12Va
(quar.)_
(quar.)
adrs
on
Lloyds,
Transit
9-20
8-24
9-10
9-14
T
,
35c
$5c
25c
6
8-31
8-21
9-12
8-13
8-
8
7-
9-
4
8-13
9-14
8-11
8-
7
7-
2
2
9-28
8-13
6
6-22
8-
9-14
9-
7
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-14
8-15
6
6-27
9-10
8-10
8-
,
30c
8-
1
10-
&
dividend
&
10-10
9-10
50c
L
8-31
9-28
8-18
preferred
Corp., $4.50
Wales
Ltd.
(John)
9-20
8-
50c
(quar.)—
Sons, Ltd.—
Ordinary
(stock
dividend)
American deposit receipts—
Steinberg's
8-24
9-70
10-10
8-15
7-31
Co.
9-14
10-10
.
35c
9-
8-10
Industries
7-13
8-
15c
75c
9- 1
9-15
Smith
7-31
7
8-
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
32Vic
1
8-15
20c
20c
10c
(quar.)
3
9-
8-15
8-31
30c
(quar.)
—
Cable
8-15
1
Ltd.—
class A
Simpson Lee Paper Co.
Singer Mfg.
(quar.)_„
t
1
9-
$0.0108
1
—
Signal Oil & Gaa Co.,
Class
B
(quar.)
Simplex Wire
—
9-
9-
7c
75c
68%c
5c
5%
series)
(1957
dividend
Stock
i—
8-
50c
15c
25c
6
9-15
8-15
8-15
9-15
17c
8-
9-15
$2
32Vic
8c
25c
62Vic
(quar.)
Inc.
Mfg.
1
8-14
dividend)
Line, com.
Paper
from net
preferred
Class
8-15
10c
15c
6
9-
$4,005
Fund
P.
preferred
Ritter
8-15
9- 1
(quar.)—L
pfd.
6
8-
25c
Republic Insurance Co. (Texas)
(quar.)
Revenue Properties, Ltd.—
6%%
conv.
participating pref, (quar.)—
Funds:
shares
Manpower,
Marion
5%
6
8-
1
International, Inc.—
Common payment omitted at this time
7-26
"
Petroleum
6-19
Fixtures
Central RR.,
8-
1
9-1
lc
___
1
9-
Raymond
8-15
5Q3Ac
$1.03Vi
$1.18%
$1.18%
25c
20c
62 Vic
68%c
99-
9-29
2c
(quar.)
Fund
9-7
1
20c
8-31
8-10
7-27
—
—
Communications Systems
Metal Products
(quar.)
1
3
7
8-23
Pipe Line Ltd.—
S.
5%
8-15
'
Pipe
Parchment
5%,%
8-10
35c
22Vic '
Eastern
Street
$2
8-15
9- 1
(quar.)
Co.
Initial
8-15
9-
(quar.)
9-
9-11
9-14
15c
25c
65c
$1.25
(quar.)—
(Eli) & Co. (quar.)—
Steel Treating, class A (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
—:
Ludwig Engineering & Science (Calif.)—
9-
9-15
1
9c
50c
20c
6c
pfd.
$1.25 preferred
Lockhard
10-
1
8-
Line,
10c
6Vi%
(quar.)
Inc.
Lindberg
9-
25c
.
Lilly
$1.10
20c
1
8-
1
$1.12%
$1.10
$1.05
$1.02
6c
Airlines,
Leece-Neville
25c
8-
1
9-
1st
Public
8-31
Chemicals
$2
20c
Drum
(quar.)
(quar.)_„
Co.
Bryant,
25c
Co.
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)—
5Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
Steel
8-15
39c
—
(quar.)__
5%
Laclede
7-31
9- 1
9-10
(s-a)
fquar.)
Co.
Creamery
Koehring
York)
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(1959 series)
preferred
preferred
4Vi %
Lawter
7Vic
1
9-
...
from
Chemical,: com.' (quar.) 1
&
Laurentide Financial,
30c
9-
Pittsburgh Coke & Chamical, com. (reduced)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
:
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Princeton Water (New Jersey) (quar.)
Providence Washington Insurance—
8-17
8-17
44c
(New
Paper
Aluminum
Kaiser
8-22
8-15
15c
82c
7
7%c
65c
preferred (quar.)——
Corp. (quar.)
T
Quarterly
7-25
(quar.)—
9-
7-31
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock
Products
Pirelli
6-25
Machine
Jaeger
Oil
Pine
8-17
8-24
35%c
common
9-21
—
8-31
t75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
25c
Co.
Delaware Barrel &
Inc.
Utilities,
preferred
4%%
8-31
8-10
income)
$1.76
(Chi.)
(quar.)—
(Chicago) (quar.)
pfd.
Fund,
8-31
8-31
8-10
8-17
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric, 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)_
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)______—
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Pepper (Dr.) Co. (see Dr. Pepper Co.)
Peter Paul,
Inc.
(quar.)
3
12 Vic
(quar.)
(quarterly
Vegetable
Pembina
8- 2
8-31
9- 7
8- 20
Ltd.
6
9-14
(quar.)—_i—
Y.)
Peahbdy Coal Co., common
5% 'preferred
(quar.)
Pea$:3t Brewing Co. (quar.)
8-15
9%c
Line,
(N.
Paterson
9
12Vic
(initial)
9-15
9-15
—
Papercraft
8-15
l2Ac
Pipe
investment
net
Inc.
Co.
4%
8-28
15c
J30c
5c
(quar.)
Engineering
8-15
Corp.
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
Finance
Insurance
Panhandle
8-15
Ltd.
(initial)
B
8-
8-31
,
__.
Hawaiian
Package
7-30
8-
Co
Pacific
8-22
Mortgage
,
8-17
8-15
—
Pacific
25c
Corp., class A (quar.)_
Petroleum, Ltd.
(quar.)
International
Brewing
Pacific
70c
.
1
less
(quar.)
Inc.
Pacific
8-22
9-15
—
8-24
9-
8-20
1
Forge & Machine Corp.
(quar.)
Power Co., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Pabst
8-20
Tabulators,
&
8-24
9-14
8-22
8-15
8-28
9-12
9- 1
9-15
9-15
9-12
9- 7
9- 6
9-10
9-1
8-17
9-14
9-
4.40%
9-14
9-15
9-14
9-10
9-10
$$1
8-10
(quar.)_
&
6
7-31
$62Vac
$$1.12%
8-15
9-10
10- 1
8-17
9-10
$1.25 3-11-63
Parts
Investors
25c
(quar.)
Ohio
$15c
15c
37Vic
(quar.)
'
6c
60c
$1.40
25c
$1
class A (monthly)__
Corp., common (quar.)__
8-16
$0,061
Computers
(initial)
(England)
MIF
——
Mining
Oceanarium,
22Vic
(quar.)
Co.
Inter-County
Title
Guaranty
(New York)
(quar.)
8-17
9-15
9- 7
Water
&
8-24
(N. J. )—
8-16
quar.)_
(quar.)
& Paper,
(Tom) Peanut Co.
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Rental
O'okiep Copper, Ltd., ordinary shares—
(A payment of about $1.40 per share
South African non-resident tax)
8-17
1
$1
40c
25c
40c
45c
31Vic V
8-
20c
30c
(quar.)
8-24
8-17
8-22
15c
7-30
1
8-27
Scotia
5%
(quar.)
8-
8-17
8-20
25c
(quar.)
Pulp
McCord
Co.
quar.)_
(increased quar.)
class A (quar.)
8-15
6c
___:
Paint & Varnish Co.
&
8-13
9-10
12Vic
Lighting & Power
9- 1
Insurance
Life
(quar.)
Continental
Deere
8-15
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10c
8-31
8-17
7%c
Fibre
Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
41/2%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)——
Nova
8-17
8-31
10c
8-31
1
9-10
30c
5%
(quar.)
preferred (initial)
Nopco Chemical Co., common
4%
preferred
(quar.)_
\
common
Co.
Co.
9-15
$1.06
$1.18%
■
Vulcanized
York Equities,
Md.—
—
General
Continental
Milk
:
common
Mfg.
Interprovincial
$1.08%
$1.12 Vi
$1.18%
$1.24
5%
30c
$1.12Vi
■
Tea
Newmont
»
RR.,
Houston
15c
Quarterly
Dean
New
1
9-27
10-
1
10-
7
25c
Initial
a
Hoskins
Lane
Dahlstrom
(quar.)
13.
Co.,
Chemical
Harshaw
KVP
Cherry-Burrell Corp.
(no action taken on
common
payment at this time)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Cities Service Co., common
(quar.)
$4.40
(quar.)
preferred
Collins & Aikman Corp. (increased-quar.)
Colonial Sand & Stone
(quar.)
Colorado Milling & Elevator (quar.)
Commerce Title Guaranty (Memphis) (quar.)
Corroon
8-24
Vic
10c
preferred
(quar.)
Mining Co. (quar.)
Hanna
Gas & Electric—
preferred
(quar.)_—__
4 Vi %
preferred
(quar.)__—r
_____
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)
Century Properties, Inc. (stock dividend)—
Champion Papers, Inc., common (quar.)—
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)—1_
______
Chance
(A.
B.)
Co, (quar.)
.
Channing Corp. (quar.)—__
Chemetron
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)__
..
4%%
preferred (quar.)
__________
Courtaulds,
8-
9- 4
66c
10- 1
-- • 54%c - 10-» T*
i £?u1' 10c
'8-31' ''
(quar.)
Watch
8-24
5c
5c
35c
4.35%
Cook
8-31
59 %c
53Vic
;
8-31
50c
!
Co.
8-17
/
19c
55c
1
10-
15c
4
dividend
8-15
„
8-15
10-
9c '•>
Rubber
National Work-Clothes
32Vic
1
Inc.
(quar.)_
Products (quar.)___
Machinery • (incr.-quar.)__
Dairy
Stock
8-10
9-14
(quar.)
Co.,
Ohio
&
9-15
25c
Centennial Fund
Chemical
National
25c
7Vic
9-
9-
10c
8-10
30c
Aug.
&
preferred
Hamilton
20c
Instruments
Co.,
class A (quar.)
Foundation—
shares (quar.)
8-10
,
Paper,
Mobile
$5
25c
30c
—
—
-
Service
8-15
9-28
8-10
25c
new
(initial
Ltd. (quar.)
Industries,
Inc
R.)
Lakes
$10c
A
(quar.)
common
Advertising
1
9-
8-15
1
Inc.,
Investing
Star,
Beneficial
8-10
$1
$1.12Vi
56Vic
30c
$1.12Vi
$1.08
15c
.
;
A
approved
$50c
.___
Ltd.,
Capital City Products (quar.)
Carpenter Steel Co. (quar.)
(Hartford)
8-10
Mutual
8-31
1
9-
7%c
35c
$1.12 Va
$1.17 Va
35c
(quar.)
9- 1
9-14
9-15
Employees Corp.—
25c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.
Fairbanks Morse Co.
Connecticut
class
record
(W.
Grace
8-16
8-16
8-10
8-24
9-14
25c 6-28-63
—
Malting
Central
Movie
five-for-two split
be distributed about Sept. 20 to hold¬
Indiana
25c 1- 4-63
25c 3-29-63
_____—
Utilities,
National
(quar.)
Corp.
Interstate
Cenco
9-
(quar.)_—
Stockholders
8- 7
9-14
9-7
10- 9
9- 1
12Vic
$1.25
15c
$12c
25c
——
-
Extra
National
20c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Inc.,
Government
Huston
common
Common
Canadian
National
8-10
(quar.)
Stations, Inc.
(increased)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (increased
9-7
9- 7
8-31
,10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
8-22
10- 1
10- 1
7d
Common
Canada
Nalco
8-10
8-10
9- 1
9-17
9- 5
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-18
9- 1
9- 1
9-25
Goodwill
Hudson
i-
Common
California
8-10
1
1
Picture
8-31
9-15
30c
(quar.)___;
preferred
9-
Glen-Gery Shale Brick
(quar.)
Globe
Security Systems
(quar.)_____
Gulf
___—
(increased quar.)_
$5
preferred
(quar.)——
Burndy Corp. (quar.)___
Burrard Dry Dock Co., Ltd., class A
Company,
Mills,
& Light,
Inc.
8-17
8-10
$62Vic
$68%c
25c
15c
25c
—
._.
Burrus
9-r3i6u& Genisco,
9-17
9- 1
(quar.)
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary registered
and ordinary bearer
7 pence per share free of British income
Budd
'Av®
35c
(quar.)
Co.
American
British
8-15
Gregory
,
40c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
Brach
(E. J.) & Sons (quar.)__
Braniff
Airways
pfd.
conv.
9-14
9-15
9-
;
preferred
(quar.)
;
Fuel
Supply
(quar.)
1
45c
common
preferred
8-24
—______—
6%
(quar.)
8-10
1
1
25c
(Louisiana)
8-24
of North America, Ltd.—
Corp.
9-25
910-
$1.25
4.50%
20c
..preferred (quar.1
4.36%
ftrefeSri-ed f(qua£)X__
General Tire!1 & Rubb'er
(quar.)
9- 7
—
9
9-
7Vac
5.28%
Gorham
10c
50c
Inc
Company
Bowater
4.25%
8-15
8-15
8- 7
8-15
8-17
8-15
—1
——
8-
Inc.,
Co.
Montana-Dakota
Motion
(initial).,
Telephone & Electronics—
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)_
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
9- 4
9- 1
9- 1
____—4.
(quar.)
Smith,
&
(quar.)
Co.
Bag
9
Rubber
8-31
Common
12Vic
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
8-
8-15
General
•
30c
$1.25
15c
$1.18%
;
Mon-Art,
8-15
Co.
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
Outdoor
Advertising
8-31
Beaunit
to
changed
(quar.)__
(name
common
preferred
(quar.)—-_.
(A. S.) Shoe Corp., com. (quar.)
$5
8-24
9- 1
Inc.
9-14
$$1
(quar^)
Canada
of
Barber-Ellis
8-14
65c
—
——
Mohawk
9- 1
Indicator
General
(New York)—
Insurance
8-24
22Vic
31 %c
■,
preferred
General
9- 4
9-14
35c
—
—
—.
Bankers & Shippers
H.)
Power
Garlock,
9-15
Badger
Bank
10-15
(quar.).
4.20%
9-17
9- 4
9- 1- -J 8-15
$15c
t55c
y; 40c
—-—
8-20
B
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4.32%
(quar.)
preferred
Food Mart,
Inc. (quar.)
Foster-Wheeler
Corp.
(quar.)
8-9
8-10
8-10
9-
(fttf.
4Vi %
9- 5
__
preference
(s-a)
Products
(increased
1
9-10
75c
45c
$1.25
$1
(quar.)__
common
Utilities, common
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Montana
(quar.)_l
preferred (quar.)__
$4.50
preferred A
(quar.)
$2.25 preferred B (quar.)
Atlantic
5 Vi %
Class
2c
(Dallas)
preferred
(Del.)
conv.
Corp.
Flintkote Company,
8-10
8-17
8-17
preferred
(quar.)
.___.
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
10-
5c
common
Missouri
8-24
55c
40c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.20
8-10
$3.75
9-21
8-17
$1.25
$4
1
(quar.)_
common
1
5
10-
50c
preferred (quar.)
Pipe
Line,
9-10
9-12
9-29
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
Corp.
Sign & Signal,
Fishman
-
9- 1
9-14
9-14
(quar.)
Corp.
Cork
Armstrong
8-22
87Vic
25c
22Vic
*
(quar.)
common
convertible
90c
Arkansas
1
•
50c
preferred
Gas,
$1.25
9-24
9- 1
12Vic
31%c
37 Vic
15c
25c
common
Louisiana
Federal
9-12
9-
7
—
participating
Arkansas
9-12
9-27
(Indianapolis)—
Corp
7-31
9-
Regulator—
Missouri-Kansas
8-24
8-17
9-15
Neb.)—
(quar.)__.
preference
5%
3
8-31
8-30
8-15
(quar.)
Minnesota Power <fe Light,
8-20
8-17
$1.217/a
—
Filtrel
(quar.)
3%
8-24
$1.60
<
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Electric Storage Battery
(incr.-quar.)__.
Electrolux
Corp.
(quar.)
9-27
20c
$1.75
____
8-22
8-31
9-10
20c
Common
$1.42
$5
Sanitary—
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)_
Tobacco
(Lincoln,
Minneapolis-Honeywell
■'
35c
(quar.)
—
Insurance
preferred
Amerline
Inc.
Standard
•__.
(quar.)__
States
American
-
Insurance
8-15
9-10
15c
4%
20c
$1.75
(quar.)
American
Ames
"
Co.—
(initial)
preferred
7%
7-20
8-
Life
5
4%
!
Co
9-
30c
87Vic
7Vic
Quarterly
7-31
$1.06%
$1.37 Vi
$1.34
$1.41%
$1.37 Vi
preferred (quar.)—,
preferred
(quar.)_____
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Employers Casualty Co.
American
8-31
3
,
(quar.)__
$4,875
—
Midwest
30c
■'
75c
32Vic
$1.02%
,
(quar.)—___;
preferred
8-24
8-24
8-31
9- 5
6%c
—
9-10
10c
——
5 Vi %
9- 5
8c
:
4%%
9-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Michigan Gas Utilities
$1.34
10c
45c
$1.75
Eagle-Picher Co.
(quar.)
•__.
Edgewater Steel (quar.)_.
El Paso Natural Gas Co., common
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)___
8-31
,,8-17
8-15
9-10
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5%%
9-10
4.70%
of Illinois—
Co.
9-10
10- 1
9-10
9-28
10- 1
9-17
8-17
50c
40c
(increased)
common
B
8-31
8-31
9-14
17V2C
17 Vic
(quar.)
A
Publishing
(quar.)*.
Supply
(quar.)
Hospital
American
class
Class
9-15
43%c
62%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
Heritage
American
5%%
&
Co.,
7%
9-15
9-15
10- 1
$1,621/2
-20c
;
pfd.
Cable
Chain
American
8-10
9-4
8-13
8-31
9-29
'9-5
9- 1
Power
preferred A (quar.)
5.36%
preferred B
(quar.)
Durham Hosiery Mills, class A—
,
*
V
.
American
9-4
10- 1
8-24
9-15
,
12 %c
(stock dividend)
1st
7-31
8-15
Gas
Mfg., com. (reduced-quar.)
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)
__i_
Almar
Rainwear
Corp.
(quar.)
American Biltrite Rubber—
1,
American
50c
—
9-29
9-29
9-29
9-14
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Metalfab,
Inc.
(quar.)
Miami Tile & Terrazzo (stock dividend)
7%
9-10
Payable of Rec.
40c
& Thermit
Metal
9-10
8-10
9-12
9-14
9- 1
8-15
$30c
17'/ac
preferred (quar.)
Ltd. USA (quar.)
4%
8-15
9- 1
Duke
Allis-Chalmers
6V2%
Pepper Co. (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
(quar.)
,,
.
10c
(quar.)_
Maintenance
2nd
,
Y.)
(N.
9-10
8-
35c
15c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.-Seagrams
•
Share
,
Assurance
9-29
9-29
9-29
>
$1,118
____
(quar.)
Dravo
'
._
share of class B for each
Allied
AG
Drewry's,
dividend
Stock
Allied
at
'
Corp.
Dr.
Inc.—
Airkem,
Allied
payment
common
time).
Aeroquip
Erdoel
■'
(quar.)—!
Corp.
Dickey (W, S.) Clay Mfg.
Diebold.
Inc.
(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
Share
Steel
Deutsche
Co.—
action
(No
Detroit
Holders
$1
92 Vic
$1.07
$1.14
$1.05
$1.25
25c
preferred
3.70%
Company
Fire
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Merchants
preferred
4%
separate
in two
grouped
are
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Light—
&
Power
When
Share
of Company
Name
Delaware
11
9-
4
8-
9
9-14
8-31
8-16
8-
8-31
8-15
2
12
Share
-
4*%#,
Corp.,,
; ■'
U
Playing
S
Steel
S
Coi
Card
Corp.,
8c
—,
Mold
Vulcan
Wire-
Washburn
Ohio
West
8-10
•
8-
7
'
Wickes
fy- 40c'"
Class
25c
8-24
5
9-
A
10-31
8-16
4
8-15
9-10
8-15
9-
8-
3
25c
9-14
9-
4
40c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Iron-Co.
Jewelry
—--
(quar.)
Co.
9-
8
8-16
10-10
9-10
15c
,
5.25%*
the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
•
^
Name of Company
'
A
Plastic
E
&
Finance
Aetna
Stock
:—
(quar.)————
(initial)
—A
(quar.)______—
Co.
8-10
—
Life
Class
Gas
Alabama
$5.50
Class
9-14
6%
(quar.)l
6%
8-31
10-
A
A
preferred
^
8-20
B t(quar.)__
Power
12-21
12-21
S3
11-30
1010-
6%
^
1
1
9-14
-8-15
7-18
8-15
7-18
6%
Alix
(quar.)
——
—
-
Control
Mills
Allied
Radio
Co.
Irtc.
4%
Alumihum
$3.75
Co.
America,
preferred
Aluminum
4%
of
Co.
(quar.)__
mJ'
Ltd.
8-10
Aggregates Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Airlines Inc., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
American
Bank Note Co., common
preferred (quar.)_.
Business
commons
Power
87 Vac
9-
1
9-
1
9-
i
4
8-20
9-10
American
&
Home Assurance Co.
11-13
25c
Power Co.___.
9-10
9-10
(N. Y.)—
Insurance Co.
Blue
•
(Newark,
N. J.)
9-
8-10
9-
1
32V2c>
,
■
9-1
:•
8^21
•"
8-
American
Meter
Co.-
6
American
Motors
American
National
(quar.)—
Co.'
preferred
$5
special preferred
American
5%
A
preferred
from'
(23c
6%
AMP,
AMT
9-14
9-14
8-31;
from
net
gain
(quar.)
American
Anthorty
8-
1
Pools.
Inc.
New
common
1
9-1
9-
I
1
88-
.
15c
8-31
9-22
9-1
15c
8-15
8-1
15c
,
8-10"
•
8-
7
8-
t30c
9-
1
•'
8-10
9-
7
r.
>
.8-1
37 Vic
8-10
_
class
/._
8-15
A
(quar.)
5c
9-
'.
8-31
5.60%
-
pfd.
(quar.)__^
&
11-
1
11-
10-19
8-15
""
;
Public
$1.25
1
.
^
9-18
10-
9-
(quar.)__
Bank
-
.
4>20%
.
4%
3
■
7-31
8-
7
8-15
8-
7
'
7-20
net
*
■
*
*
9-
15c
8-15
.
1
(N.
1
.'
9.
■
;
.
8-15
9-1
-8- 6
,
-•65c
5%
9-
>
8"
3
9-20
.
:
9-
4
11-
87y2c
9-30
'
TO- 5
1
,
Pacific RR.,
-
9-20
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)_
8-31
-i
13-21
.
:
;
11-
9-15
"10c
.
30C
2
8-31
)
9-
9-27
4
'
9-
,12,/2C
20c
4
8-20
9-18
9"-
4
8-
6
'
9-
25c
"
'
1
25c
10-31
25c
1 -31-63 1
—r—__—;.——
______
.10-10
1-10
8-15
7-17
;
lb- I
9-14
9-14
8-10
,8-10
'
^
(quar.):
.
_
$1.25
i
.
y
(Los Angeles)
(quar.)
11-15
9-14
40c
v"-
,
8-15
11-30
i2y2c
_______
I
8-31
$1.25
>
(quar.)
Transit
'9-
10c
•
*
1
8-31
8-10
>
*.v8- 1
1"
25c
35c
;
A
(quar.)
__.
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
,
preferred
Colonial
1
Cb.»
A
1st
of
America
Plastics
Columbia
Gas
7
-
9-
5
' 7-20
8-
3
(Chicago)1
Class
8-
3
(quar.)
Locks
Combined
B
of
___
America
4-Va %.
Commonwealth
From
Income
investment
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
.
.
4_
(s-a)
—_
,
V"
8-
3
8-
3
8-
3
1
8-17
1
8-10
1
'8-10
8-
7
8-
7
25c
,7- 9
7-
9-29
$1.12%
9
8-31
•
9-29
8-25
8-31
Fund—
3
vania
(quar.)
8-
3
Stock
dividend
8-
3
12 Vac
approval on August 10)——----——•---
9-28
Compo Shoe Machinery (quar.,_
Composite Bond & Stock Fund
8-15
•
8-15
9-
9-
40c
income——_—
8-
1
7
1
9-
2%%
Refining Co. (s-a).._Telephone Co. of Pennsyl¬
1
9-
7-20
10c
Oil
1
10-20
8-15
'■
lie
(quar.)—
9r 1
•
8-
'
(quar.)—'
1
.
7-30
8-15
20c
9-
.
8-
9-10
25c
9-
;
9-12
8c
-
•
15c
i
preferred
,convertible
9-29
.
7-31
7-25
8-31
'$1.06y4-
__—____'_____ _—
common
7-30
7%c
'
•
—
—
Co.,
8-10
8-15
i
12c
Cquar.)__
Commercial Bank of North America
Credit
4
8-15
87 %c
Paper, class A (quar.)
dividend
6
8-10
8-15',
;
30c
foiiar-——__
Commercial
9-
1
4
(A
9-
*
50c
27 VaC
Insurance
1
9-
50c
1__^_
Combined
1
9-
(subject
to
8-
9
7-31
1
7-31
25c
8-15
50%
:——
—
9-
9-14
8-16
10c
8-15
7-31
7c
8-31
8-17
stockholders
-
>,
7-20
,
(quar:);.—
6
9T
'
9-
$20c
series
(quar.)
Co.
:
87 %C
(quar:)—
System
10- 1
,
(quar.):
8-15
-
9-15
8-15
quarterly payment of 9c plus 3c accum.)—
Corp.
8-10
.12-14
9-15
50C
$1.12%
___________
class
1
;
—
(quar.)
Acceptance-,
9-
-
$1.12%'
(quar.)—;
com.
7-16
1-1-63
$1.50
•
9-12
7-20
7-27-
35C
Bbttiing Cb. (Los Angeles), (s-a)
Hardware Ltd.—
7-
1
..
9-28
-
-
$1.-25
.
(quar.)_,
(quar.)'_L._-_^_
Enterprises
8-10
9-1
$1.12'/a
guaranteed
Columbia Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd.
8-
A 8-15
5%, pid. (quar.)Mahoning; Ry. Co. .(s-a)—-,
special guaranteed
*
;
7%c
8-10
■
8-17
i5c
:
-
Cliffs
preferred (quar.)_,
&' Pittsburgh RR.—-
9-20
,
32yaC
______
_____________—
regular
Class
-1%
.-,
(N. Y. C.) (quar. )^_
4%
8-10
9-25
15c*
(quar.)_
(quar,)
Combined
9-
A-9-1
40c •
Corp;
dividend)-
(stk;
8-15
1
a
Y.)
(-N.
Iron, common
(quar. )_^^_
$4.50- preferred (quar.)_L.__
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com. (quar.),
Colorite
8-15
Co.
(Chattanooga),
&
Cleveland
Colonial
7-20
1
.
T-30
8-15
;
$1"
;
*
10-15
30c
-
-
(quar,.)
Products
3
8-21"
$1.05
-
—,•_/
Storesi Co;
3
8-22
.$1
Corp.
(quar.):
Terminal Bldgs (quar/)—'
•>
8-24
-
8-15 ;
$1.12%
"(quar.)—_—
A
Citizens National Bank
8-
9-5
87»/2C
(quar.)
8
7-13
9-15
35c
(quar.) ____•—;;
Virginia
(quar.)^
preferred
preferred
8-
*
*9-15"
25C
:
8-15:1
,
1
•
9-15
25C
,(quar.)__
(quar.)
7-30
9-
Stock
-
8-20
$1
6
*
.
8-15
.
(quar.)
of
preferred
8-
4
•
25% :
.
7-31
9-: V
y,). *(quar.)__
Cochrane-Dunlop
9-17
'
^
.
8-
8-10;
.
7"%
8-15
8-17
•
Burroughs
Bush
9-
-10-1
25c
•
8-25
75c
/
1
Coca-Cola
-
41/a%.2nd preferred
•
9-1"
■
'
15c
-
9-14
7-31,
r
ioc
■
'
•
10c
-;
•*. 7
40c
.
i2y2c
*
.
Cleveland
iJ—A—
45c
in-
9-14
8-13
1
.9-
4
'• 8-15 '
8-31 a
$30c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
-
-
from
preferred
4y2%-
5
9-
I
9-26•
"70c
,
i25c
7-31
10-1
't.
.
Milwaukee, St; Paul &
City Water
•
1
7-
9-17
'
preferred (quar.)
3Va%
7-20
'
10-
$1.04
•;
Telephone—
City Title Insurance,Co.
9-5
8-28
30c
(quaT.)___
Burlington County Trust (New Jersey) (s-a)
Burlington Industries, common (quar.)—
8-30
1
Mfg.
8-22
-
8-15
•i
7VaC
Corp.
City
4
1
'
(quar.)
Fund, Ltd. (quarterly
income)'
Bullock's.
Inc.; (quar.)_
7-17
1
Co;
8-22
■f
9-29
$1.19
(quar.)
preferred
City
-
TC
10c
•
8-22
9-29
,
27c
(quar.)
Cincinnati
7-31
8-29
-
9-29
V.
;
1
.
'%■ 7- 5
"9-3
'•"
L_
ii
8-22
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
•7-25
8-15
$3
A—————'
7-23
8-22
Service—
Gas
City Investing
95c
•
7-23
9-29
10-
5%
$1.37%
-
7-31
•'
/
9-29
37!/ac
Gas .& Electric, common (quar.,)
^
$1
"preferred (quar.)'
_i
__:
'
4% %.. preferred, (quar.)
$1.18%
;
40c
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., com. (quar.)
,
vestment
8-
9-
(quar.)
^
;
$1.37'/a-
1
8-15
8-!5
_
33%c
,
,
.'SI
1
8-31'8-15 '
,
25c
3
8-
8-15
•
62«/ac
•
—_
8"
1.
9-
2%.i
(increased)-—
7-20
9-
27 Vac*
^^___
(quar.)_r_'">.
6
7-20
8-15
:
27c
(quar.)
;
8-
'
8-31,
oc
25c
$134%
common
8-15
8-10
$i.i2y2.
___'!
Corp.
11-15
8-10
(quar.)
common
8-15
1
$1.05
1
—__
"■
(quar.f—_-
1
9-
».
,.
$1.37
(quar.-)—_
y2"" 12-
25c
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co, (quar. )'—__:_
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.)____
;
Chickasha Cotton Oil .(quar.f
;
Chrysler Corp.
(quar.)
—1—_—
Churchill Stero Corp.
(quar.)•____
4%
,7-25
8-15
—
^
;
8-15
;
1
8-16
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Chicago Musical Instrument Co;
10-19
10c1
(quar.)___—_
pfd.-
Bullock
9-14
9-
5.50%
Co., :class
Sharpe
Shoe
8-17
$5c
Gas,
Company
6c
$7y2C
Union
Bulova Watch Co.
3,
1
1
Edison.
8-15
8-31
9-
?5c
4%
11-19
15c'
A
8-31
;
>
.
'
-
8-21
1
11-30
$25c»
■**
-.
$1.06 y4
—_
"
38%% )_
of
preferred
4c
(quar.)_____
czr
v(quar.)__i/,_;TT_r_',_7_______
Quarterly
-
Browning Arms
1__
Mills; Ltd.,-$1.20 part.-cl. A (accum. )Bruning (Charles) Co; (quar.)__—___
Buckeye Pipe Line
(quar.)_—
Buckingham Corp., class A (quar.)—
Budget'Finance Plan (stock dividend) ——J
8-21
>
60c
(quar.)
common
(quar.):
Unadllla
&
Clearfield
"
;
8-15
"
35c
.
1
8-15
8-31
Cincinnati
87 Vac
Bruck
:
1
9-14
25c
Ltd
7-31
.
'"
(quar.)
Fintube
Brown
3
8-15
2'/2c
(initial)
tax
Brooklyn
Brown
..
8-15
-
40c
•
(initial)
"
'
9-15
8-20
r
8-
9-. 1 *
5%
8-1
8-31
--70c
Brown
8-15
3iy4c
Inc.;
preferred
*.
.
7-31
9-29
-25c
Brown
"
Argus Corp., Ltd.—
Class C
Inc.
5.48%
8-15
9-
„
(quar.)
9-15
'9-15
•
share
(quar.)
8-15
'
■
'
Brockton
^
3
9-
(quar.)
Oils,
Research
8-
8-15
.
commoni (quar.)
An&en Chemical & Film
Applied
25c
5
34 %c
Telephone Ltd.,
Anheuser-Busch
5%
.
:
(quar.)
8-14
'
.*
:
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.)_w——
8-10
8-31
37'1/2c
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian
9-
60c
(quar.)
products
Electric,
•7-25
7
15c
Cbrp. i
'
1
40c
-__
Co.,
West
3y2%>: preferred
6
1962)—:
I Brooklyn Garden Apartments-
'
7-16
10c
Coupling
Anglo
.
8-20
8%c
Post
Brass
&
30,
f-
5c
-
1
(quar.)_
Manhattan
Chicago;
"
(quar.)
; Brockton Taunton Gas, $3.80 pfd.
(quar.)
Anchor
depositary
per
ending :juna
«
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common_________.-
8-15
8-
8c
»
8
8-17
'8-
56V4c
^_
(quar.)_!__'—
Chesapeake
i"9-14
"9-
6c
(Quarterly from net investment income)__'
,
;
Inc. (quar.)
Corporation
B
^
'
40c
Refining
Works, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred" (quar.)_
Class
'
on
(quar.)
Anchor
1
8-15
.5c'
^
9-12"
.
Aircraft
4y2%,
10-16
8-15
15c
Breskiri Publications (initial.) __———
: British Oxygen Co. Ltd., Amer. dep. receipts
:
(Interim payment^ of 4% less British in--1
12-10
undistributed
&
Amsted Industries
'*
common—
;
9-10
:
(quar.)
'
25C
" 25o'
"
:
?.
-
(initiair
preferred
Common
2- 8
-
1
!
,12y2C
'
.
Brazilian Tr&cblon Light & Power, Ltd., com.
_
31c
Water
,
8-
-
|
9-1,0
$1.12
preferred
Chattanooga*
'
12-20
preferred
Chase
'
—
Fund, Ihc.—' ".t
come
9-20
South
Chenango
9
1
.
5
—.
8-10
8-15
5c
9-
8-8
;
8-15'
6%c,- :
Co. (quar.)
Refining Co., $3 pfd' .-(quar.)
Channing Corp.: (quar-.)
•
realized
8c.
cents
Inc.
preferred
Bo'ir ols.
8-31
$1.25
$1.25
and
"
•
Develonment—
&
Boston
1
7-31
preferred
Anderson
9.-10
8-31
5%%
5%
9-20
1—
(quar.).^
Chain Belt Co. ;(quar.)Chambersburg Engineering
7-25
U-
9-
75c
5
■
$1.12 y2
preferred
Cessna
4
10-
30C
"i
■
8-15
(quar.)
Smelting
American
-*
9-14
(quar.)_
Seating Co.
American
,11-30
30c
net income)
American
12-15
nines—
aecum.
investments
!
12 y2c
$1.25
Research
9-10
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
17
year
Alumihum
3Va %
9-28
'*
Industries—
(quar.)—
:
Brooks,
Borg-Warner
(quar.)_„____
com.
(quaT.)
President
American
25c
Boh'n
-
'
$1
Chemical,
S4
5%
_Z_—1.___
(quar.)
Pipe & Construction
American Potash &
5c
5c
L
News
American
8-23
•
8-
9-30
1
^
9-
*
70c '■>
'
-
-
'
i;
:
;
8-15
75c
(quar.)
Electric,
'(quar.)
preferred
4.15%
1-15
10-
;_i
;
8-15
1
(quar.)
Louisiana
4.75%,
'4-15
10-
—_
about
Bobbie
8-31
9-20
.
Quarterly
American
9-14
20c
(quar.)
Insurance (Galveston)—
(quar.)_:
Cinitial-quar.;)^
for'the
-
7-12
30C
-
Corp.
Quarterly
7
:
10-31
$1.40
t
8-15
1
10c
tqua;.;
&
Laboratories
Common
9
$1.06V4
—__—
8-31
,____
Champlin Oil
1-31-63
List
of
'
.
8-
v
preferred (quar.):
Inc.
(qunr.V________„
Central-. Vermont
7-16
20c 4-30-63
Publishing- (quhr.)
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc.:—
■"
(Quarterly from net investment income)
;
Blyvooruitzicht Gold Mining Co.—
American deposit receipts .(final payment
American
Mfg. Co. (stock dividend)
(l/50ih of Vapor Corp. Co. share for each
-share held)
1
20c
(quar.)——.
Ine.
Bonnets Raceway,
Blue
8-21
:»
$5
20c
.———_1
7-31
9-
(quar.)
'^,"$5.50 ^preferred'
-
9-
(quar.)
$150 preferred (quar.)_—
$1.35 preferred '•'.(quar.)
1
.
-
1
$1.16
Scott
Central. Telephoine,
,•
8-14.
3-1-63
50c
7-31
9-
dividend
"; 8-15
::
12-3
-15c"
Extra
'I
22 %c
"
(quar.)
15c
8-23
,
>
400
&' Co.
Soya Co.
9-14
9-' 3>;
'15c
Co.
Building
A
Bell, Inc.
Quarterly
''
Common
& R?)
Blue
11-30
16c
Finance
(>H.
Clas?
8-31
12-10
■
i2y2c
>;
:—
Bloomfield
11-13
25c
-
,
—i
-
$ 2 OC;
.
common
Stock
12-14
v
8-15"
-"'8-27
7
$20c
Products
junior
Central"'&
3
"
;■ 9c
—
Bros.-Tobacco, common
preferred (quar.)
6%
Block
8-10
-
12-10
;12-10
'V
8-
9-
8-15.
$28c
(quar.).
Products
5%%
9-14
-v
.....
1
'8-13
14%:
,
—
Bloch
7-25
27c
9-
7
9-10
Ltd.
Co.,
(quar.)
Co.
(L. E.)
4.50%
7-27
-
9-1
.
common..—___
4»/4%1 preferred (quar.)
5.60% preferred (quar.)
-
49c
•
_.
.
Gas
Co., common
(quar.)_____•
Pirie
Central
7-27
5
10r
—
4%
:
7-23
8-25
8r
-V
1-4-63
8-
7-13
" / 8-15-
$$1.06 V4-
Mills
Center
7-^-24
.
1
8-15-
-9-4
■
1
10-
,
$$1.25
v
'
4
10-
54c
American
/
206
-9-
$5c :
(quar.)_—
(quar?)
,
8-
10-5
(increased-quar.)—
•
30c
Best & Company
(quar.)_—
50c
Bethlehem Steel
Corp., common (quar.)_—
', 60c
-7%
preferred
(quar.)—-:—$l.-75
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
V ;
:
,•
8-15
10-
(increased)
(quar.)
prior preferred
20c
$17
Beneficial
9-14
11
10c '
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
v
7-31
8-10
'
-
:
8-15
50c
,—.—
American
;
1
I.
3%c
(in)tial quar.)
American Fire & Casualty (Orlando, Fla.)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
$4.64
9-
75c
(quar.)
-
"
1
7-31;
net in-
$20c
pfd.
Caterpillar Tractor,' common4.20% preferred (quar.)
7-31
8-10
7c, A
15c
;
6
17 %C
(quar.)__
common
Foreign
■"
■
"
: 8-15
$10c
—
preferred
Carter
9-.x, :A' 7-31
'
7-31
1- y<9*
"
8-15
•
.
'
9-14
"2%- /
r,: i5c
quar.)_
Natural
preferred
4y2%: preferred
8-15
'8-31
--
_—_—_—:
Western
41/2%
11-30
:
10-
Paper Securities—
4.80%'
•
"
$45c'
preferred (quar.)—"
"___—
preferred (quar.).'.
preferred (quar )—
>.—___—Bemis Bros. Bag Co.
(quar.J——li_—
Shares—
Electric
Old
10-
25c,
Quarterly from net investment income)
Can Co. (quar.)
New
'
4%
8-14
8-30
.
$1 25
8-
5
8-10
8-15
preferred- (quar.)__.
Carson
3
9- 7
8-25
35c
4%
*'■
8-10
9-
30c
.
.
American
American
8-31
,
t!5c
(quar.)
5%-
i
9-14
1
$56V4c
American
American
1
9-
r
American
6%
10-
$25c
_.
'r 8-17
9-15
________
Ltd.
(quar.)
j
"
Common
(initial)
(quar.)
preferred
9-23
___z___i
Mfg.,
Ltd.
4:/2 %
,
&
/ 9-15
$25c
Carpenter
*
8-17
9-10
MM
93 %C
.'
(quar.)
4)/a-% 2nd preferred (quar.)
8.
1
9-
7-31
$ 18%c
(quar.)
Metal
7-19
.*
8-25
•
"A
7-31
8-15
tlOc
(quar.)
CO.
preferred
Central
'___
(initial
A'
______
Ltd.,.5%
Corp.-
7-19
9-1
f;
7-31
7-31
8-15
"
$25c
(quar.)
,
class
Utilities,
B
7-31
i5c
Ltd.
:
Electric
Power, &
Ui'M> v^orpi,
.
12-31
Life' Savers' (2-for-l
Common
(quar.):
5
(San. Fran.)~
Group,
Petroleum
Beloa
;
:
7-31
-
'
Carolina
"
(quar.)___
'—__i—
(quar.)—
Belknap Hardware
Ltd.,
Cos.,
Carlisle'
7-27
10-15
$1.50
—
stock split)
Ltd.—
; •
American deposit receipts
(final)
Bekins Van & Storage Co. (Calif.) (quar.) 1—v"'1
___
Canada Ltd.—
of
Beech-Nut
_____
common
Inc.
Beecham
preferred
Aluminium,
'
.
'
Oil
5
7-
12-17
-
7-31
5c
Ltd.-/
income)
Carborundum
5
$1.50' 1-15-63
(quar.)
(quar.3
,
Co.
General
j '
'
Coal- Corp.
Beaver
(reduced)—
vestment
Class
7-
8-24
4 %•
Distilling " (lncr.-quar.),—;
dividend
Bearings,
—
—
(Louis)
Foils
Canadian
-7-
•
6
7-31
8-15
8-17
•
9-21
7-31
8-15
'
"
34 %c
:
Devonian Petroleums Ltd.
8-10
'
■
6
8-
,
-
10c
•-
(monthly)—-'—'-
A
(quar.)
Dominion, Sugar
&
;
(quar.)'___
& CUt Stone,
Crushed
,
>4y4%
A7- 5
'
(quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement
class
R.)
(James
Stock
—
preferred' (quar:)
Co. (quar.)
Allis
"
'
.___—
preferred
Chemical:Co.
1
'8-
,
-'$36c * "
I Bayless. (A. J.)' Markets, Inc; (quar.)——_
(quar.)
Allied Stores, common
Propertied,
Beam
(quar.)
Corp.
8-15
Cannon
Corp." (quar:)_
______—L—
7,,12%c;,;j;..;,9-io
Distilling Co: (stock dividend); 1\rs .J.2Ard,8-20
Barden
Basic
Credit Corp. ,(N. Y.)—•
Stock dividend on class A & class B—
Allied
32y2c
8-15
8-20
$3iy4c.
America N. T. & S. A.
Bldg.
Barton
-
—
(quar.)—.
(quar.):____
Canadian
:
.
—
6% preferred
(quar.)
& EquFpment'
Bank of Montreal (quar.)'
All-State
Allied
X;
(quar.)—"
(quar.)—'—
(quar.),
l
preferred
Bank
(quar.)
of Miami class A, (quar.V
Chemical' Corp.
Hi
1
8-20
50c
preferred
Allied
V.
9-12
...
Common
8-15
5%%
-'•8-20
40c
Piano Co.,
Bank of
1010-
;
32V2C
8-15
8-15
27VzC
—
Canadian Fund,.Inc..(quarterly from
',12-31
8-20
25c
i_»-—
dividend_„
Baldwin
>,
9-12
1
(quar.)_:
9
-
4c
-
———
Corp.. .(quar.)_
preferred
Stock
9-12
1
G
9-
2%
'
5%
preferred
Baker Oil Tools
■>
11-30
Co.,
preferred
preferred
9-
10c
-
(quar.)
Corp,
5% %
9-17
10-
8-15
7-
17V2c
i-
Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd.—
Bailey
8-21
—
—
Bacardi
10-23
$2
33V2C
Conv.
10-23
9-
(quar.
Canadian
15c.
______
"A"-
Fund
Collieries
Ayrshire
10-23
11-
F
Canadian
2%
-
Axe-Houghton
'30c
preferred
3
8-20
1
7-20'
'
..33c
8-13
-15c:
dividend
stock
7-20
5
.
4.20% pfd. (quar.)_—
$1.05
4.60%
preferred (quar.)_____.
—____
$1.15
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
___.—
$1.23
Alan Wood Steel Co., 5% pfd-. (quar.)______
$1.25
Alberta Gas Trunk Line,Co., Ltd.—
'
5.75% preferred B (quar.)_$$1.43%
6J/4%: preferred A (quar.)_■_:._
$$1.56V4
Algoma Central' & Hudson Bay Ry.—
'A A/AAV1'
Alabama
8-
9-15
9-
'
9-15
(quar.)
8-10".
7-20
"10-15 '
10- 1
'
r
8-15
(quar.):.____
Canners
>
2%
9-
27 y2o
Canadian
3
8-13
$5c
9-15
18 %c
(quar.)
Canadian
8-21 !
$6y4c':"--.
1
27c
E
Canada
8-20 '
•5c
1
9-
preferred
Canada
3
9-14
_
1
9-
9-15
33*'/bC
Canada
9-14
1-15-63
9-
9-15
(quar.)'
Canadian
A ioc
•-"
;(quar.
A
9-15
25b
D
4%
'
Corp. - (quar.)___:
Avnet Electronics (quarJ
9-14
1
8-10
9-
11-
Ordinary—.
RR.
Southern
8-17
-
/
3
8-2
25c
(quar.)
5.50%:
8-17
9-15
22»/2c
—
8-
8-24
»,
Water Service, com.
preferred C (quar.)
5.20%
8-17
1
1
r
(quar.)
com.
"
8-16
preferred
Camp
1
9-
8-
Utilities,
Common
(stk. divd.)
Banking Corp., com,
(stock
dividend)
Avco
"
42 %c
$1.37Va
(quar.)
Corp., common
Great
>
'
9-
30c
preferred
preferred
6%
8-15
7-13
$1
preferred
Alabama
8-17
,
Automobile
,
:
9-28
8-15
50°
(quar.)
B
9-. 1
30c
(quar.)
Okla.)
(Tulsa,
Insurance
.
,
'*
-
*
,
11-15
9-15
Annual
___
8-10
11-—»
8-20
1
2
22c
■25c
,20c.
(quar.)_-_
5.20%
'9-14
9-12
9-
8-15
'
5.36%,
9-1
10-
1
5.28%,
9-28
•
12-
-
5.3(W
5
8-
1
4.40%
California
7-27
'• 9-12
9-
LZ
(quar.)___
preferred1 (quar.)
Packing Corp.
'
J
9-
8-10
31'/4c
3iy4c
Telephone
of Re<\
9-10
2%-
_____—_
(quar.)"J
..
1
8W
Payable
(quar
>
California
•
(quar.)—.
Extra
;
8-10
;
Power
preferred
5ya%
1
.8-10
.
9-1'
3iy4C
i
..
A
Class
8- 1
1
Holders
When
Share
,
preferred' (quar.)_L_
'____
conv. preferred
(quar.)
5.40%'
8-13
9-17
j
"v. '
$$1.25
'
4»/2c
By-Products—
Alabama
5%
8-
Electric
California-Pacific
.
7-10
8-27
2.%c
12y2c
02VaC
_________——
Corp.
Reduction
(quar.)_____
Co.
dividend
Ainsbrooke
Air
_
Industries
Fund, Inc.
Advisers
.
8-10
8-24
5%
■•; y
5c
;i
15c
A 4c
10c
(quar.)
(quar.):
Industries
Acme
Adirondack
'
5%
.
9-.1
(stk. divd.)
of America
Science Fund,-Inc. (Del.)
(3c from investment income and 7c from
capital gains) 1—.
Aubey Manufacturing (initial)
^—__
■'■t Aunor Gold Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
'Auto Electric Service Co;', Ltd.- (quar.)
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
12%c
(quar.)__•_
Pak (stock dividend)
1
9-
>
$1.31 V4
(quar.)
preferred
Quarterly
.
Holders
When
Per
ABC'Vending Corp.
1
',7-3^
9-15
35c
—
"
/
;
'
8-
8-3L8-15\
Atomic .Physics .&
weeks and not yet
preceding table.
Interstate
•
'
y *
•
.
quar..)
Atlas General Industries—
$1.25-conV. preferred (quar.)•
;
give
we
:
(initial
.Atlantic Sugar" Refineries, Ltd.—
5%
preferred' (quar.)___—
Atlas
Brass Foundry
(quar.)
Atlas
Below
Ink-. Co;
California;
'
'
8-20
:«•: 17 %C
.__
California
1
.
30c
25c
California
1
8-
9-1 1 '
;
(stock dividend)
8•
..
'
j
1
Terminal Co,
*
Byliesbj
vH. M.), 5% preferred
5%
preferred ' (quar.)
—
8- 1
8- 1
i
5
9-
...
*5%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.. (quar.) __ 1'
30c
Athey
Products
Corp.—£
''1
25c
Atlanta'& Charlotte Air Line Ry. Co. (s-a) o.
$4.50
Atlanta. Gas .Light, common (quar.)
—
25c
4y2% preferred (quar.)___—__—.1
$1.12V2
r
4.60%
preferred (quar.—
$1.15
:
4.44%
preferred
(quar.)
—
$1.11
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.
(quar.)-_
50c
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
(Conn.) (quar.)_^__ -■>60c
.'Atlantic Motor Lodges
(initial)
'
15c >
Atlantic Refining Co., com.
(quar.)___
« 60c,
8-16-
>9n20
1%
Goods—
common
Associated Laundries
8-15
.*■
8-
8-15
•
8-15
9-20
„
-
9-
:
40c
30c
:
1
2oc
1
■.
New
\ 8-24
9-10
,
17 %c
V
:
40c
„
Refining "(quar.)
&
9-14
,
9-21
•
(quar.)
(quar.)__—;_
; Associated Dry
Insurance
Woodward
Zale
;
9-12
■;
3%;
,
Apparel, class A
Co. (Detroit)—
Bros.
A
Oil
9-14
5c
(quar.)_______
Corp.
Winkleman
Wolverine
Water,! common
Class
1
8-
9-14
Co.; (quar.J-—"—-——v—t—-.
Weyerhaeuser
Artesian
8-10
1
8-15
9-28
——-J-—------—
dividend
Stock-
'9-
9-15
27c
r '
(stock dividend)
2%
Puritas Waters (quar.14cv
&
"
9-28
—._———•—
(quar.)——*—
Gas
Arrowhead
9-10
(quar.)__
common
Name of Company
Bush
8-
.
(quar.)
Power,
"*8-1
,
Valley. Industries
-Arxansas
6";
9-10
1
75c
(quar.)—
&
8-
preferred C
$2.62y2
Arkansas-Missouri
,
8-20
35c
(quar.)—
Gas
Power
10-
7 Vac
Walgreen
Company
(quar.)__,
Stock dividend
—.———-————--
Western
•
8-31
$1.12%
Co.
Iron
■;
■
Ashland
(quar.)
<Ss
*
8-14
1
(quar.)__
preferred (qual*.)1
$4.35 preferred (quar.)
$2.40 preferred A (quar.)—
$2.75 preferred »B (quar.)
8-10
75c
____*_
(quar.)
(reduced-quar.) __
prior preferred (quar.)_—__.
preferred
*
1
-..:9- 1
20c
27Vici ■.u 9- 1
9- I
62Vic.'
*>.t 59q '•v>9^-X-""t
$1.08% J .9- X .•')
60c J 9- h
9-' 1
683/4C
65%c* ■-> 9-1
-
$2.36
$1.75
(quar.)—____L__
Vulcan Corp;, common'
S4.50
'■ A
"
8-20
27 %c
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.
$3 conv.
preferred
9-14
27 >/2c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
9-
25c
(quar.)
Greenfield
7%
8-15
;
1
Corp.
(quar.)
United Sheet' Metal (quar.)
U
Public service, common
!—
preferred (quar.)__i——_—
Arizona
Monday, August 6, 1962
„
.
Per
•
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
.
$1.10
8-
1
9-
$1
-
Udylite Corp.
United
9-
44c
*
\
3
8-r5
\
9-10
„.45c
.
1
9-
$1.12 %•
pfd. (quar.)—__
Travelers
Insurance Co.
(increased quar.)_
Trenton Trust Co.
(N. J.)
(quar.)_r,
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.—
(Dividend payment deferred at this time).
Twin Disc Clutch (quar.)__—:
—
Trans&merlca
Name of Company
Payable of Ree
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(540)
-
-
Volume
196
Number 6183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
Name
of Company
Concord Natural
v
Share
•
.
Gas, common
(quar.)
5%% preferred (.quar.;
Confederation Life Assn.' (Toronto),
Quarterly
Connecticut Light & Power
Connohio,
Co.
(N.
Co.
75c
Co.
preferred
preferred
Continental
8-15
'*"7-16
9-1
8-8
.L
Co.,
$1.13
10-
1
$1.04
10-
i'■
^.____
20c
?
V
.u________u^
(quar. )___^_
& Steel:Industries*—
'
Provost
Ltee
Crown
Cork
Crown
Trust
Co.
Zellerbach
Corp.,
Press
Inc.
Curtiss-Wriglit
;
Class
A
Class
A
Dana
Del
Investors
Class
'
r.
"
hirst
'
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Extra
Foote
8-31
Corp.
9-
9-14
8-16
8-15
1
9-
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4
1
Fram
•
*
3
Friedman
9-
<
Income
investment
Delta
Air
3
9-1
i
Fritzi
(quar.)
Dentists'
Denver
&
Denver
Union
Rio
Detroiter
$4
8
8-30
(N.
Fund
8-27
<
12c
■
8-15
30c
9-
7-30
1
J50c
9-
$2
,
RRr (quar/)'
9-1
25c
1
.,,,#^1
•
25c
(quari)__-^-^4
(quar.)_:
10c
Geco
j,
Mfg.
Inc.
7-31
9-
;
5
9-
1
30c
9-28
10-
"
9-
$1
__.
45c
net
Stock
60c
Ltd.
-
Doniniiun
Bridge
Co.,
Dominion
Stores,
Ltd.
Dominion
Tar
8-15
7-31
•
'
General
8-15
9-15
Crude
7-16
7
8-20
General
8-20
9-
9-10
8-15
9-28
8-31
25c
9-14
8-24
:
(quar.)
common
;
Tax
of
Oil
8-15
7-
8-15
7-26
7-26
8-15
' fieDfV(->
*
.
'jy.<
.,
' $1.12 Mk
10-
9-14
9-15
8-15
25c
9-28
9-14
5%
(quar.)__'
1
30c
8-15
7-25
9-
Public
9-
1
8-17
General
Railway Signal
9-
1
8-17
General
Steel
General
8V2C
Co.
5y2%
7-10
8-31
37'/2C
8-15
t$1.25
•__
7-30
(quar.)
1
8-15
8-
7
7-13
9-14
flOc
8-15
t20c
(quar.)
11r.lO-
1
10-
1
1
8-30
8-
9-
9
equal
to
about
1
preferred
Drackett
&
Dresser
Industries
iquat. i__
common
100%
•
8-20
Gluckin
9-14'
7-31
Goodall
8-31
Goodrich
,
»
9-
7
.
8-24
8-24
8-15,.!; .7-16
9-
55c
8-15
1
8-15
1
9-15
50c
$
8-15
7-30
1
8-17
9-24
8-30
1%
—
■
______
9-24
8-30
27 %c
(quar.)
8-24
8-
1
8-15
8-10
'
8c
;
7
5
9-
12c
—--
(monthly)
class A
99-
,
27 %c
(quar.)
1
9-
$2.50
—_
—*
9-
25c
-
7-26
1
8c
——
Mills
(quar.)
Ltd.,
dividend.
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
12 %C
common__,«
8-
4
9-
5
7-10
1
8-15
5%
——_———
50c
4
(quar.)
F.)
(B.
9-
7-10
12 %c
8-15
8-
1
55c
4—
Co,
8-27
9-26
10c
,<
Inc. .___;
Rubber
9-10
10-10
15C
.__—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gordon Jewelry Corp., class A (quar.)
Gossard (H. W.) Co. (quar.)__
;
Gould-National Batteries
(increased)___;—4
Gould
9-29
9-
7
______
12 %C
8-15
8-
3
9-
20c
8-
3
1
Properties, class A (initialK_^_<__v,__T>
Employees Insurance Co.
32 %c
9-15
22 %c
-
8-15-. y.7-24
8-31
Government
East
Kootenay Power Co.,
7%
preferred (accum.)
East
St.
6%
Louis
Eastern
Extra
Associates
Ltd.
Hose
Electrographic
Elwell-Parker
Business
4.36%
Equity
1
8-
6
9-15
8-16
30c
L
8-20
8-10
*
Forms
Co.,
C
Fabi,
dividend
Granite
Ltd.
Lakes
(Optional—Cash
5%
Fall
Foods,
junior
River
Farmer
__j^
;
:
Great
West
1
8-15
Great
Western
9-10
8-18
Gas
Bros.
Co.
common
From
1
1
8-24
9-28
9-14
9-14
25c
;
62y2c
45c
6c
Extra
8-31
10-
10-
1
Fire
1
Securities,
All
from
(quar.)
net
Electronics
shares
7-20
1
4c
(Syracuse)
8-
6
7-20
$7.50
10-
1
9-15
,
8-31
9-10
r75c
(quar.)__,__
1
9-10
8-10
8-17
31 %c
—
9-
1
9-
1
8-17
32c
(quar.)—
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
35%c
:_c.x;
14c
••
8-30
8-31
8-15
8-31
8-15
$1.25
(quar.>__
9-14
12 Vic
r____
8-20
40c
$1.25
8-31
8-15
9-14
7-27
$30c
10-
7-31
9-14
9-13
12-28
,
1
9-28
$1.25
•
12-13
9-29
9-
9-1
.1
8-15'
7-31
9-28
9-14
9-
7
8-
7-13
9-
8-24
8-31
8-10
,7-25
8-10
;
7
(quar.)
7-25
.
Bond
General
Petroleum
Guardian
-__
.___
Fund
Fund,
Inc.
(from
net
income)
Gulf Interstate
Co.
8-31
8-
7
2c
8-31
8-
7
8-31
8-
7
9C
8-31
8-
7
9c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
8-31
8-
7
8-31
8-
7
dividend)
4
..
in¬
10-
1
9-14
6c
9-
1
20c
Class A
•
6%
1
8-
7
1
8-
1
9-
35c
8-15
7-30
>
75c
9-10
8-10
$1.75
9-1
8-
25c
8-15
(quar.)___
(from
1
,
(Canada),
7c
t60c
Ltd.
(s-a)—
class A_____;
J5c
,
(quar.)
1
8-17
1
8-21
27Vac
8-
8-31
8-15
8-31
>,
8-15
9-
8-
1
6
8
Telegraph—
$1
8-31
7-27
*——$1.31%
8-31
7-27
_l.__
_!
Inc.
12%c
Services—
8-15
7-20
12Vac
(quar.).
(Utah)
8-15
8-
9-
8-17
1
.
$2
:
New
1
York—
!
10-10
15c
—
dividend)
4%
2c
•
(quar.)_____
1
25c
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
7-31
8-
3
3
1
8-
<97%c
$1.05
9- 1
9-1
8-
3
8-
3
5c
$1.50
$1.25
10- 1
93%c
—
(quar.)__!___—
10-
10-15
10-10
10-10
9- 1
9- 1
,
7%c
47%c
(quar.)
^
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)—
Iowa
Public Service, common
(increased)—
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
:
preferred
9-
""Oc
(quar.)
&
quar.)
Corp, of
preferred
8-
i
income
Co.
3
net
preferred
4.20%
9-
<
B
3.90%.
3
8T 5
7-25
,
(quar.)____<
Inc.—
Corp.,
(stock
2
9-
in¬
(quar.)
Corp.
Lines,
Funding
8-
12-
,
40c
(from
pfd.
7%
(increased
Investors
1
1-2-63
<^e
—
Diversified
1
11-16
$3
>
.
(quar.)
Motor
8-
11-30
75c
^
'.
Fund
5%% preferred (quar.)
Interstate Department Stores
Jahn
&
Oilier
Jamestown
5%
1st
Engraving
Co.
Telephone Corp.
preferred
,
(quar.)
(N. Y.)'(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Jantzen,
Inc.,
Jefferson
Construction
Standard
Jersey
4%
Jewel
5%
preferred
9-
1
^
8- 1
8-31
9-14
Insurance
8-31
7-25
5c
;
Life
8-15
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)_'_,
25%
8-21
8-
8-15
7-16
8- 9
8-15
7-30
7-31
1
10- 1
11- 1
9-10
9-10
10- 1
10-10
9-17
10-18
8-24
8-10
9-7
Co.
8-
3
Central
preferred
(quar.)__—:—25c
1
15c
C.)
Power
&
Light—
(quar.)__
—
Tea, common (quar.)__:
preferred (quar.)—
Johnson
Johnson
&
Jones
Laughlin
&
preferred
>
Co.. (quar.)__
—
J.
(quar.)
Steel,
(quar.)—
common
__—
tquar.)—
;
$1
40c
93%c
25c
62%c
$1.25
6
9-1
N.
(Andrew)
3%%
5%
12c
(stock
J75c
Machines
Investors,
preferred
Jergens
12c
'____
Shares
Mutual
vestment
2c
(quar.)__.
Fund
(quar.)-
S.A.—
.1
investment
(Greensboro,
•
8C
Fund
Administered
8-17
-•
-
Equipment
1
__.
1
9-
10c
Jefferson
7Vic
-
income
20c
8
9-14
'
40c
—
1
9-
8-29
35c
8-
8-23
5 %•
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•
1*
9-23
30c
(quar.)—
8-24
9-
common
Silver
4%
Investors
1
7
t37%c
Ltd.—
Paints
7-25
8-20
(monthly)____
A
International Telephone
9-15
10-
-
2
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
International
Interstate
25c
44
Electrical
Growth Fund
Fully
8-31
8-15
—__
(quar.)______
Inc.—
investment
Common. Stock
8-
6
9-
1
L
Parts
8-17
$10c
——
Brick
common
7-16
8-
1
(Canada)
Resistance
8-17
Investments,
Corp.
(stock dividend).
Produets (quar.)__4_4_____^._
8-31
8-15
'8-17
1
31 %c
Mexico
International
8-
12 %c
•
Store
Ina,
Aviation
8-21
8-17
9-
(quar.)__,
Holdings
International
9-15
*
Industrial
Telecasting, .common
B
(quar.)___—
Group
1
9-
$1.25
class
De
International
9-10
45c
(quar.)_^—
Class
9-14
9-28
P.)
(A.
Greyhoupd
8-24
10-
910-
.
9-1
(Houston)—
Producers—
Washington
Grocery
10-
4
7-28
10c
Harvester,
net
'30c
$17 Vic
Winnipeg Gas
Grolier
$4.14
-
(quar.)_
Coal, class A
Greater
7-31
50c
(quar.)
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
6
'
:
:
f
J15c
..
)——.
Greater
9-20
fi5c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
^__—
preferred - (quar.)
8-31
40c
stock)
or
8-20
8-
?Oc
$1.80
8-15
9-20
2-
8-15
112%c
common
Paints
Corp.,
International
35c
8-10
100%
•__
Paper (quar.)_
Life-Insurance
—
8-15
9-28
8-17
$1.06%
17%c
income)
Class
Capital
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
8-31
ordinary
40c
—
(quar.)—. _.:
(quar.)—_
Ltd.
Ltd.
Power,
Quarterly.
9-10
<
(quar.)__
(quar.)
A-
Green
8-17
2-28-63
15c
(quar. U
Business
International
A
8-10
4
9-,12
9-12
35c
income)
International
Class
1
9-
(quar.)—
A
pfd.
Smelting
Foundation
vestment
International
Class
9-
4
9-26
$1.25
10%
(quar.)_
Shares,
Interchemical
1
Securities—
Fairmont
Lakes
5c
^
___
Co.
'9- 4
4
Co.
Institutional
12-
8-15
6
9-
,
$1.25
Assurance
Institutional
12-10
8-10
1
8-
9-26
(quar.)
shares
v
Steel
40c
J35c
(quar;)
(quar.)
Pacific-Tea
&
Dredge & Dock Co.
Great Lakes Paper Co.,
$1.12V2
—;
Bearing
Fairfield
(s-a)——
9-
;
Inland
8-15
1
8-
8-28
$1.12% ,'c.- 9-28.
Co., common
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(s-a)
Inglewood Gasoline (quar.)__!
9-
1
8-21
25c
,
Ingersoll-Rand
1
!_
(initial)
Extra
Fafrtir
Steel
City
Atlantic
Great
$2
15c
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
9-28
American
9-
1
8-21
1
8-15
(quar.)
Electrica
9-15
9-
1
9-
15c
(quar.)__^_
class
Mortgage
Properties,
•9-10
9-
8-31
11-30
9-
common (quar;)
Works
_;—
Life
Imperial
Income
Industria
25c
9-
9-25
12-21
8-14
Co.,
Tool
40c
50c
J_
B
8-15
1
(quar.)
Imperial Flo-Glaze
Southern
17V2C
pfd./(quar.)
___:
Co.
20c
C
Illinois
Northern
46y4c
8-15
10-15
9-
(special)
Power
Great
9-
1
1
10c
-
4%%
&
preferred
Idaho
Great
$1.09
;
5%
99-
10-25
$35
Sash & Door Co.
preferred (quar. )__■
4
25c
(quar.>i._j_
(increased quar.)__
Corp.
Huttig
8-15
25c
.
(quar.)
A
Erie
9-
$1.18%
(quar.)______
$2 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh RR. otd. stock fauar.)
Stock
Union
Great
Gross
F M
&
1
t4oc
.
(quar.)
Trust—Units__
Corp.
9-
t45c
___„
common
Industries,
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
Hupp
9-14
25c
(quar.)___
Ltd.,
preferred
Foods
1
$1.06%
Y.)
Mining 6c
2nd
8-15
1
Inc.
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
25c
(ouar.l_
Executive Equipment, 4y2%
Evans Rule Co; (reduced)
5.12%
8-10
9-
1
10-
87VaC
Bay
9-15
$1.25
1
4-
$1.09%
Pulp & Paper Co., class A
9-
1
1
3-
12^31
$7.50
&
(N.
preferred
8-20
1
2-
3-11-63
*
Hudson
25c
J
(quar.)_
common
preferred
D.
Grace National Bank
Great
12-
20c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Company
60c
(quar.)
Co.
1
J15c
4
(quar.)
Corp.,
Eric
8-
24
R
30c
Corp.
Electric
Equitable: Gas
8-15
auc
Emery Industries (quar.)
^___'
Empire District Electric, 5%
pfd. (quar.)__
4%%
preferred
(quar.)w____j.___i__;
Emporium Capwell Co. (quar.)_
Ennis
8-10
-j55c
:
1
—
8-31
9-
Grand
(quar.)
,—
Rubber
&
9-14
$1.50
Co.- (quar.)__
Eddy Paper,
Electric
;■ {$1.75
Water—
(quar.)
Utilities
Mfg.
(Washington,
l_
Interurban
&
preferred
Eaton
Ltd.—
12-10
1-10-63
2-11-63
(quar.)
W.),
Stores
Hubinger
5%
9-
11-
(quar.)
(Frank
Howard
5%
11-10
15c
A.)
preferred
Horner
Hunt
910-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
A
Corp.
Hardart
&
Huron
—
(William). Co.,
Stock
8-24
9-15
:
(George
5%
(s-a)
(quar.)
—
—.—
Corp,
Golden 'Nugget,
9-17
:
8-15
$1.25
preferred
Corp.
Knitting
9-15
.
.
7-25
1
9-
7%c
Globe Wernicke Industries
8-31
:7-31
8-15
lOc
Co.
Gloray
8-15
31»Ac
(stock dividend)__
4
8-15
9-10
:
8-15
62V2c
8c
9-
1
Land
Hormel
8-
9-10
10-10
10c
C
preferred
Horizon
8-10
1
$.04166 4-11-63
(quar.)
preferred
4j/2%'
8-17
8-
$.04166
Corp., common
Gas
25c
——.
7
9-
Class
8-17
9-25
8-15
$.04166
;
(quar.)
Co.,
class
B (quar.).
9-25
$.04166
;
2nd
8-15
$.04166
Winston,
preferred
10-15
i
$.04166
Extra
$4.25
1
9-
$.04166
& Dauch, Ltd.
(quar.)____
Quarterly _____^—_;
^._
Manufacturing Co
Hollywood Turf Club (annual)
Chemical
1
11-
15c
Hobart
Hooker
8-
$1.25
:_______
(quar.)
Light
&
3
7
8-15
$.04166
preferred
Rinehart
89-
10-
30c
Newport Chemical, com.
3Vz%
preferred
(quar.)
;
Electric
8-20
1
8-27
35c
(quar.)
A
,
Production
Wisconsin—
of
Monthly "
8-
9-17
31'Ac
30c
&
8-20
f30c
(quar.)—
preferred, (quar.)
Company (quar.) __^
Dynamic Vending Corp.
Glickman
tl4c
conv.
Duriron
Ginn
9-10
8-20
$1.25
.
Corp.,
8-10
1
6
27%c
;
Dunham-Bush, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)__
Dupuis Freres Ltd., class A (quar.)________
4.80% prefered (quar.)
;.
4.
Dura Corp.
(quar.)
______4
Duro-Test
9-
7V2C
5%
Inc.,
Company
9-
30c
(quar.)
Inc
Gillette
10-
15c
4,
pfd
(quar.)
Hugoton
7-25
7-30
9-15
16c
(monthly)
Hugoton
8-15
8-10
8-20
91V4c
—
A
5%
1
6c
$.04166
7-25
•
48%c
50c
7-25
8-15
;
8-15
____—
(quar.)
.Products
Gerber
$5
1
3
1
33c
^
(quar.)—
dividend
tl5c
(quar.)_
Braastree...
7-27
10-12
Stock
Jl5c
•
(quar.)
Dumas Milner Corp.
8-10
10-31
3
8-
Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
2nd
Inc.
Georgia-Pacific
7-16
3%
(quar.).
Company
•
lu%
ui.vmeuu).__
(quar.)___;
Co.
'
8-
9-
9-
9-14
,
12Vac
12V2c
Hudson
9-1
7-20
(quar.)__^
common
A
Inc,
9-14
8-17
Waterworks
voting
$2
Co.
preferred
Genung's,
.038
8-23
-(stuciv:
$4.50
General
Genisco,
,
1
CO.
Telephone
9-14
32 V2 c
—
General
9-28
31 »AC
."_
(quar.)_
9-10
22V2c
—
8-15
1
B
1
1
10-1
35c
(monthly)
(monthly)
'5.%,
10-
5
8-20
t$0.3594
-
.__:^__4
(monthly)____
Horn
6
f8c
(quar.)l__!
A
$5
9-
(quar.)
A
$4,375
10-
10-19
(reduced)
A
7%
A
Hilo
8-10
4
Y.) —
(N.
(quar.)__
(monthly)
(monthly)
Heublein,
8-15
8-31
9-
$1.50
Inc.
(quar.)
Class
$1.41
(quar.)__—
preferred
7-27
27VsC
___—.—_
preferred (quar.)_
$1
preferred
(quar.)——
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
General Telephone C6. of Ohio—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
'9-1
13c
25c
38%%
preferred
$1.30
9-
r
$20c
(quar.)
8-30
x
10-
45c
!
California—
$1.32
.
4
(quar.)—
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florid?
8-15
>
(quar.)
of
30c
30c
preferred
7-30
8-27
•
12 %c
J25c
Sons
4y2%: preferred
8-10
(quar.)__
Industries
Telephone Co.
$1.25
Corp.—
Ltd.
Utilities
4
8-10
8-24
$1.183A
5
9-15
45c
Equipment
(quar.)
8-15
1
9-14
45c
(monthly)___
(monthly)
Hoover
w'-
■. «•»
(quar.)__
(stock dividend)__.
Corp.
Precision
preferred
5
8-15
8-15
25c
25c
1_.
General
J
A
Holt
(quar.)^uv__i.?--T-25b'|.f;9r 1
8-10
8%c
Doughboy Industries (stock dividend)
Dover Industries, Ltd., common, (quar.)
Jones
9
15c
(quar.)____-___
8-27
incv—
(quar.)
Lomason
4
2%
—_
Corp.
Foods
$4.75
.■
(quar.)_
Co.
share)
&
8-
50c
t25c
1__
Corp.,
preferred
Foam
7
Long & Co.. Ltd. Amer
r" s.
(Interim payment of 2V2% less British Income
7-20
8-31
9-30
45c
,
___
J,—^______
*"$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Tjleneral Cigar Co. (quar.)—
General
Dorman
Douglas
9-14
5c
»:
9-15
10-29
(qu'ar.)
&
'
8-10
5y2C
(quar.)
GeneraH Arberican
Investors—
GeneralJAmerican'Investors-
7-27
~
Ltd.
(quar.)__!___
(increased quar.)
Chemical
R.)
4
in¬
.__
(quar.)_.
$1 preferred (quar.)
General■'America'1 borp.
9-
______________
Mfg.
(quar.)
;
Dominion & Anglo Investment
5%
preferred
(quar.)J
(R.
9-
8-15
1
9-28
1
9-
8- 7
,
Co.—
Products,
B
6
9-
(quar.)
com.
Heyden
(monthly).^—
dividend
voting
8-
$1
Dodge
Bros,
k
4
11-
11c
$1.25
_4_
Class
9-
1
A
Class
1
1
11-15
8-15
:_1._^___4
Class
8-
9-
-
7
8-15
common
Class
8-15
14c
A
Class
8-10
•
Appley—
(monthly)
A
Class
*
—_
(from
&
Class
1
8-15
9-15
15c"
(quar.)___—
common
30c
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Houses, Inc. (quar.)_____
preference
10-
1
1
9- 1
(quar.)
Powder,
Class
9-
9-
15c
World;
Co.
preferred
Herman
Y-.)—
(quar.)_(__
(quar.)—____
10c
Dobbs
Donohue
5%
8-10
10-15
30c
(N.
Galion
$2 class A
2
8-22
9-
17'Ac
—
—4
Acceptance
General
$1
______
—:_
Donnelley
1
8-10
10c
Co., 3.65% preferred (quar.)
(Long Island, N. Y. Bank) (quar.)
preferred
Hercules
8-17
8-
■
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
&
8-24
1
9-15
9-
27y2c
—
(Ga.)
income)
Mines,
General
25c
,
Co.,
Diversified Industries, 7% pfd.
Diversified Investment Fund,
5%
7-31
8-15
6%
1
9-
t$1.25
J.)
Hempstead
Hercules
8-15
9-
$25c
i
Hinde
45c
(quar.)
Alkali
$0.055)
<Sc
8-15
35c
_____:
Corp.
Corp., class A.
Gardner-Denver,
1
<8- 6
8- 6
(K,
8-15
Co., Ltd. Amer dep. rets. (A final
payment of 7%% equal to approximately
Dun
Heinz
1
<
8-15
15c
(quar.)
Distillers
6%
1
8-
5c
8-6
,9-I,
'
.
10-
''25q„y9-17
*3- 4
~$i-T19-.V1;.:: .'8-15
Crystal Salt Co. (quar.)
Dictaphone Corp., common (quar.)__
4% preferred
(quar.)__
Dow
8-
8-15
preferred (quar.)_____
common
America,
Futterman
8-10
.10-19
25c
.
Diamond
per
of
vestment
4
(D.
(H.
8-15
9-
9-24
t$1.25
Light
8-15
'
(quar.)_u_:
Western
Homes
preferred
$1
8-14
10-
Gas Service Co.
;
Y.)
Stock Yard
Fruit
Heath
'8-9
9-15
California
of
Electric
1
$2.75
Realty
1
-
Marx_„
6c
8-
45c
(quar.)_
8-31
1
12V2c
&
8-15
t$1.25
common
(quar.)____
C.) &
Hecla Mining Co.
7-25
4%
(quar.)
Grande
Finance
Diamond
'»<
Co.
Mobile
Giorgio
Dial
8-
.
12%c
___i_
commonj
stock
Supply
8-13
5
Ltd.,
3.90%
preferred iqusr.)
Harvey's Stores, Inc., class
'
Ltd.,
debenture
9-
Hartford
RR.—
4% preferred (quar.)_
Fuller (Geox-ge A.) Co. (quar.)
...
net
Mfg., class A com. (quar.)
■.
Voting common ;(quar.l__—_—____iv.—1
Di
8
12%
Dennison
8%
1
10-
:
__•
Inc.
Mines.
from
(Louis)
FruehaUf Trailer,
8-14
,
9-
l%c
(quarterly
income)
Lines;
Denison
Fund
7-31
12'Ac
4
50c
Industries, class B (stock dividend)
Delaware Barrell & Drum (stock dividend).
Delaware Fund,
Inc.
(quar.)_
___^
;__
Co.
Friendly Finance, 6%
*r;
\
•
3
9-
;
9-28
"
9- 5
12-
." '
8-31
(initial)
5
Sulphur
1
9-
t4c
Refractories,
Brace
Hart Shaflner
8-15
B
(s-a)—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp.
Freeport
8-
12-28
—v
& Jackson
10-
35c
25c
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.)
5%
60c
Carpets, Ltd.,
pref. (quar.)__
4%%
,7-31
9-20
—.—.—
com.
9-15
(quar.)___
preferred
Harding
9-14
^
,
Mfg.
$1
preferred
Company
9-17
ilO- 5.
: 10- 5 r
1
8-20
preferred
luc
class
new
9-15
1
dividend)
(quar.)
$1.15
(quar.)
(Canada)
Co.,
1
10-
(initial-quar.)
com.
Quarterly
10-19
(quar.)—1—
Co.
Wayne
Foxboro
X
8-24
10-
new
Co.;
preferred
6%
3%
(quar.)_—
1
10-
Ltd
Cotton
Harcourt,
9-14
1
9c
,
dividend)-——
pfd.
(stock
3
8-
9-10
$1.16
1
:
(quar.)
$1.10
Corp., 4.60%
Wallace,
Motor
5 % %
8-10
,,,
&
Motor
Ford
9-21
9-28
7-31
7-31
10-
9C
,
(quar.)
(stock
Co.
(quar.)
Davies (quar.)
Fort
10-
Defiance
Delaware
8-24
11-23
(quar.)
Co.
Harbison-Walker
45c
:—■
Industries
Mines,
Hansen
Ore.)
(monthly)
Plus
&
Ford
7-16
~
50c
(quar.)
H.)
preferred
Forbes
*
9-14
9-15
___
(Portland,
Bankshares
preferred
Foods
10-15
_____
Estate
9-10
12-10
35c
$1.29,
(quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5% pfd.
(quari)__
Handy Andy Co. (quar.)______;
__r
Handy & Harman, common (quar.)J
i
8-22
8-15
10c
40c
America
*
(M.
4.40%
7-31
933/4C
,
of
-
8-15
10c
;—___
(quar.)_—__
.1
Oregon
Corp.
Wisconsin
4%
50c
(quar.)
Properties < (quar.)—
—
(quar.)______
A
(Chicago)
Bank
Republic
7-31
'
5%
2
7-20
9c
'
DeMun
Bank
Monthly
9-21
10-
8-
...
6
5%
55c
First
8-24
•
9-15
-
-
7-24
8-13
J.)—
8
1
class
!
Corp.,
National
8-15
25c
»•*
N.
(quar.)___;
Corp.
(quar.)
National
8-15
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Monte
1
-
;
•'
-<r
•
B
First
Fishman'
50c
J
Stock
First
8-
7
Hallnor
8-17
8-10
20c
-
2 % %
(s-a)_—
(Newark,
pfd.
(quar.)—
Water,
Corp.
Hamilton
9-10
8-
■
,•
9-
1
•.
______—
Bank
8-31
$1.75
(quar.)^_^_
iXLx.
-
8-
<8-31
■
47 % c
(Boston)
Insurance
First
First
$1.05
v
15c
r
7-27
8-24
130c
>•<*'"»•*"
>
Hajoca
___■
Quarterly
8-21
50c
1
Halliburton
8-24
175c
__£
,
Corp.,
3%%
Co.
8-10
—
Calif.)—
4.64%
Western
9-17
8-15
Firemen's
-
&
Hackensack
37 %c
V1
10-
Gulf
"8-31
7
30c
(quar.)
\
$1.25
1
8-31
8-31
$25
9-
933/4C
a
(quar.)
Associates
9-10*
tlOc
.____
common.
Holders
$1.^5
.
(quar.)
Co.,
9-17
Fifty
9-10
$17 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
When
Payable 0} Rec.
Share
<
w
(quar.)
preferred
2%%-
—
(Beverly Hills,
9-14
1
7-31
8-13
7
8-22
5c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
k
,.
,
RR.
(quar.
Corp.
9-15
8-20
;
25c
a__'
(quar.)
Ohio
preferred
28 %C
8-
'•■<
1
8-15
-
50c
33c
(quar.)u
$4.20 pfd. (quar.)
Sugar
preferred
Power
28c
dividend
40c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Gulf
Company
&
preferred
$5
5.16%
1
Trust
&
Mfg.
Florida Power
(Toronto)
Cuban-American
Cuneo
Co.,
8-17
9-10
•*'.
.
9-
"
"
;
10c
8- 3
8-20
9-
•
Bank
Metal
50c
Co., Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Seal
&
Oil
Mobile
$5
>
Fidelity tfe Deposit Co. of Maryland (quar.)
Fields Plastics <fc Chemicals (quar.)—______
8-15
'
;
pfd. (quar.)___
(N. Y.)
dividend
25c
Company, 3%%
preferred (quar.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)__.
Seal
Gulf
1
7
9-15
15c'
Crane
Cork &
8-21
9-
7-20
,
9-7
10-
31%c
J_
Reynolds Corp.
$1 preferred A (quar.)
Corson (G. & W. H.l, Inc.' (quar.)
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd
:
7%
-
&
&
8-
1
Gulf
28c
Fidelity Bank
1
r
Investment Corp. (Ohio), (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)_^_ii__;
Refrigeration (quar.)
Copperweld Steel Co. (quar.)
Corning Natural Gas (quar.)
j.
Crown
Fiat
8
8-31
$1
" 45c
.
.
Copeland
Crown
Stock"
8-24
;
93%c
preferred V (quar.)
Couvrette
1
9-
37%c
(auar.)—
Assn.—
4.60%
Board,
Paper
Federation
8-30
30c
com., (quar.)___
i common
\
1
(quar.):
Monthly
Federal
7-27
8-20
r
10-
Cooper-Bessemer
Corroon
11-
8-31
35c
(quar.)
Continetai Copper
1 f
$1.12%
L
(quar.)
Can
12-
Mortgage
monthly
Increased
8-2
*8-15
U3c
'
America,
preferred
3
National
Stock
L
(quar.)
(quar.)j
Water
8-
9-1
~"9-l
(Maine)—
$4.16
Container Corp. of
Continental
9-15
30c
$20c
(initial)
!
preferred, (quar.)_i
preferred (quar.)_
•;
Federal
j.
common
$3.75
Federal-Mogul-Bower
57%c
Ltd
$4.50
$4.52
4%>
9-1
9-20
tl2c
Glass
Consumers
1
1
25c
A__'
Consumers Power
,
1010-
""
(quar.)
Warehouse
&
"I0cl;
"
Natural
New
Bearings
8-14
9-
25c
(Newark, N. J.) (quar.)
(quar.)___
33c
(quar.)
Y.) (quar.)
Theatres, Ltd., class A—______
.»
Compress
Federal Insurance Co.
8-28
30c
Corp.
Federal
1
8-31
25c
Fedders
1
9-15
'
Consolidated
Class
Per
Name oj
50c
___
9-
8-1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
\
(quar.)
12-
b-15
\.
J50c
Consolidated
Consumers
of Company
Farrel-Birmingham
9-15
»
150c
i.
Consolidated Financial Corp. (quar,)
Consolidated Laundries Corp.
(quar.)i
Gas
Name
1
8-
12-15
$1.37%
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Inc., 40c preferred
Consolidated Edison
8-15
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
40c
13
(541)
Continued
on
page
49
The
FOR
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
52 % Jan
75
3
17% Sep
25
38
76
55
25
21% Jan
15
ABC
75% Feb
16
ACF
99% Jan
2
Acme Markets Inc
Jan
2
Acme
26
5
10% Jun
28
25
33% Feb
21
May 29
23% Jan
3
3
24% Jan
3
33 % Nov
22
22% Jun
3
43% Apr
109% Oct
17
10
21
3
90% Jan
47% Jun
25
19% Nov 29
Mar 14
10% Jan
11% Jun
15
21
20 % Jun
25
35% Jan
May 28
36% Apr
22% Jan
4
8% Sep
28
14% Mar
16
86% Dec
12
Jan
18
5% Mar 24
3 % May 29
73% Nov
84°
61% Nov 29
3% Nov 24
32% Jan
3
3
20 % Aug
37% Dec
29
88 % Jun
8
93
9% Sep
8
Jun
33
9
41% Nov
12% Jan
2
15'% Apr
17
19
A
Alco
39
2
Aldens
Jan
25
Inc
4%%
94% May 16
53/4 May 29
Gas
12% Mar 20
No par
Inc——_____No par
2
—5
common——
preferred
;_f>
gtd
100
*88%
46
90
1
*18%
19
9
36'A
363/4
5
123/8
131/2
38%
71/4
53
86%
11 %
155/8
*85
19
24 Vfe
20Vt
39
7 /4
53 %
86 A
19
Jun
Jan
5
3
50 y4 Sep
31
May 29
48% Jan
2
Allegheny
Ludlum
40
Jan
6
39'/a May 28
19
Allegheny
Power System
89
Dec
12
88% July 27
533/8 Apr
94 % Jun
203A Sep
161/2 May 29
23 V2 Mar
55
4
16'% Jan
24
Nov
50y2Jan
3
27
16% Dec
36'% Jan
3
7
Oct
11
44
Jan
3
81
Aug 11
35'/a Jun
66% Aug
12% Jun
52% Apr 13
10% May 11
70% Nov
84 'A
49 % Jun
15
Oct
25
Nov
17
15
14
Aug
July
5
35 % Feb
28
11
20
30% Jan
4.08%
12
Inc
20% Feb
19
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Feb
9
Amerace
15
Amerada
56% Nov 30
81V2 Mar 30
45
Jun
25
19 % Dec
20
26
16% Jun
22
28
19
373/a Oct
11
69% Jan
3
119 5/8 Dec
7
84% Jun
25
24ya Oct
2
May 11
20 % Jun
15
31
15% Jun
25
23% Jan
23
27 ya May
19% Oct
23
9 8'A Sep
22
17
34
134% Feb
1
Mar
Amer
26
Feb
16
473/a Aug 10
Jun
22
40 'A Jan
4
American
233A Jun
18
30
May 18
American
July 19
65
3
7
15'A Jan
3
24 y8 Apr
11
38 y2 Jan
4
513A Jun
6
,
64% Apr
59
5
6%
convertible
Bakeries
preferred
Co
-■>
Bank Note
'1
4
American
Bosch
Arma
25
American
Brake
Shoe
25
Jun
25
53'/4 Apr
50
2
Corp__
Co
>
_l_5
common
preferred
4
113/4 Jun
100
i-'-^No par
46
No par
68'A
683%
7,300
11%
113/a
11%
8,200
24%
24 3A
243A
24%
25
13%
13 Va
13%
13'%
13'%
2,400
59
56'A
57'%
56'%
56%
41,900
5,600
13%
•
14% 1
54'%
53'%
53%
13,100
50 5/s
49%
50%
15,300
3,800
143/8
52%
53'%,,
50
503A
; so
.
■
2,800
3,800
4%
3%
3%
V 3%
3%
34 %
34%
34%
35
35
1,600
19
19 y8
18%
19
18 3A
183A
7,600
26%
27
26'A
26%
25%
26
7,800
33A L
34'%
8
24
24'A
31%
32'A
31
32'%
14,000
45 %
46%
45 %
46'A
35,300
90
90
90
90'%
90'%
193/a
19'%
19'%
19
19'A
1,100
37
3 6 3%
363A
36 3%
363%
98,400
2,000
32%
46
45%
90
*88%
19%
19'A
-36%
12%
13'A
13%
393A
♦39 5%
393/4
900
*7'A
7%
7'A
7'A
2,600
56%
56'A
56%
5,200
13
12%
12%
39%
40
7%.
73/8
90
*39%
12%
39
73/8
700
*24
32
46
14,200
8
8
243%
32%
88 %
91'%
*90
8
8%
243/a
7%
24
37
91'%
*90
91%
*90
8
73/8
34%
13%
24'%
14%
243/s
12%
13'A
14
13'A
24'A
,
3,000
13 '/a
13%
24»%
143/a
53 %
14%
9,400
663A
24%
13%
23%
18%
56
54
55
543/4
55%
86%
86%
86%
86%
*86'A
113/8
11'A
11%
113/a
6,500
11%
11%
11%
11%
111/2
15/8
87/4
19/4
24/4
15%
14'%
143%
55,200
14
873/4
84'%
84%
18%
16
85
19%
193/4
193/8
18'%
18%
*85
90
87
*86'A
87
14%
15%
153/4
85
87aA
18%
200
18 3A
*84
8,500
3,900
24%
24
243%
23'%
21%
20%
21'A
21'%
82,500
213/4
x20%
21%
21%
58%
59%
59
59%
58aA
29,300
58 %
593A
573/8
58 /4
24%
24%
23%
24%
21
16%
163/4
*95Va ,97
22%!- i23 i■*
25% >'25%
, 61
51
13
13 %
1
683/4
11%
57%
91 %
3 6 3/8
66
68 3A
19
27
*38%
67
12,600
66%
24%
->t/8
<45%
*
600
5,100
15
69
11%
32%
33'A
14%
15%
24
16%
*16%
*16%
100%
100
101%
101'%
102
21%
5,900
42,600
1003/4
21%
21%
21%
22'%
21%
22
213/4
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
17
163%
16 3/4
46%
102%
21%
,
97
*96%
97
96
96
24'%
■
*96
97
>f95
22%'"
;T
300
16%
104%
21
213%
21'A
21 %
21
21%
20 3/8
16%
163/4
17
*163/4
157/8
157/8
2°,.
20
995/8 100 /a
211/2 213A
par
common..
Apr
18% Jan
41
3%%
56
'
1
No par
12.50
__No par
Airlines
Jun
Jan
America
of
Petroleum Corp
Agricultural Chemical__No
American
20
58 3A Sep
36
Co
No par
Corp
90
114
10
—No par
Limited
Aluminum
May 31
130
100
Cement—
Portland
Alside
25
10
common...
Aluminium
17% Jun
May 29
1
convertible preferred
Alpha
383/4 May 16
34
Mfg
100
Inc
4
68% Mar 23
12
18
common__No par
493A Mar 20
May 29
4
25% Dec
Mar 24
Corp
5
preferred
Supermarkets
Allis-Chalmers
25 % Oct
Jun
Stores
4%
Corp
28% Jan
18% July 24
36% Sep
26
No par
Products
Allied
Jan
23
Mills
Allied
100% Mar
Corp
Co
Allied
Jun
Inc
Chemical
Kid
Allied
66% Feb
2
81 y4
May 15
Allied
31
5
Industries
Allied
163/b Feb
25
110
4
15
88
3
25
10% Jun
29 y2 May
28
19
Allen
Jan
9% Feb
25
81 y2 May
3
May
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
2
44% Jan
25
21% Apr
14% Sep
98
26% Oct
6 '/a Jun
6
17% Feb
57
25
July
5
34% May 29
12
21
Steel
,
15%
..„.Vl
67
3/a
34 A
7%
8
24
—1
533A Apr
Jan
1
10
63
14%
11%
14
52 /a
48/8
37a
34 /a
18 %
26 %
90
62'%
,
68%
13%
25%
Corp
4
35
100 3A Jun
13%
25 A
8
24
' 32 V2
451/4
32% Jan
41
<<•
100
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
14
13%
25%
623A
66 %
12%
24%
13 /8
59 /4
3%
33%
•
2
1
Inc
13%
55 %
11%
24%-.
13 A
57%
39
Shares
42%
♦39
39
62 %
40
63
14%
15%
67%
68 /8
49%
3%
34%
18'A -18%
26%
27%
*90
91%
1
August A
62%
14%
13 /b
52
Friday
August 3
*39
66%
68
15
66%
68%
12%
24%
the Week
Thursday
August 1
Tuesday
July 31
39
39
62% 63
13%
52'/a
13%
51%
48%
50c
Corp_-
Products
4
Jun
—
Industries
J
Alabama
22% Apr
90
12
Chemicals;
&
Reduction
Air
7
4% Feb
40 % Mar 26
24% July 25
11
Dec
68
10
_„
Products
Products
Air
70% Feb
25
1
Co
Control
Air
14% May 29
9
45% NOV 29
14%
65%
__124%
13%
Addressograph-Multigraph C.orp_2.50
54
Admiral Corp
„1
13
Aeroquip Corp
>,—
__1
24%
18
84% Mar 15
41 %
Steel
v
1
25
—
Adams-Millis Corp
19% Mar 15
May 29
45% May 29
10
9
Vending Corp.—
Industries Inc
Adams Express Co
18% Apr
6
5
Laboratories
Abbott
25
21% Oct
80
1
25
66
14
Jan
9
Jun
107% NOV
Par
EXCHANGE
Abacus Fund
16
Jun
13
24% Jun
17
Jan
52 % Jun
22
28
Feb
25
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
_
„
Monday
July 30
38%
38%
63
63 %
STOCK
YORK
81% Mar
60% Jun
7
Apr
Deb
Jun
36
27% May 16
68
3
Jan
21
Dec
55
16
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
44% Jan
TRADING
EVERY LISTED STOCK
LOW AND
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Monday, August 6, 1962
. .
WEEKLY VOLUME OF
RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
.
Stock Exchange
Stock Record from the New York
DAILY
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
25%.
>.
61
„,;
13%
13%
47
47
'!•>.
,
100
24
25%
24
25%
24%
10,100
24%
25%
*25
25%
600
25V4
233/a
61
*25
4,300
21,100
62
*61
62
52
*61
.1
*61
1
•
w
14%i-U», •'
\v -•'13%-
50
s14%' J: 15%
14'%
153%
28,300
473%
47'A
473A
2,800
47 3/a
47V2
47
.,■■■
■■'A.
American
.
413A Aug
29
17
61% Apr
223A Jun
25
47% Feb
19
38 % May 29
47% Feb
19
38i/4 juiy
41% Mar
9
34% Jan
4
28
l
Jan
4
39% Jun
5
'
3
53
7
36
42% Jan
Nov
49
Jun
6
97% Mar 28
19% Jan
3
25 % May
18% Feb
7
Feb
2
29% Apr
59 % Jun
70% Jan
40
12
21
8
Jan
4
93
Oct
393/4 Sep
29
50
Mar 20
29% Jan
20
563A Nov
573/4 Jan
84
2
75%
Sep 26
31% May 29
513A Jan
5
Jun
25
72% Mar 21
47% Dec
6
36
Jun
233A Apr
28
12 3%
Apr
18
40
Dec
89% Sep
84
14
37
Apr
28
21% Apr
55% Dec
34
Jan
19
49 % Aug
18
54
Jan
18
81 % Dec
4
293/e Dec
29
463/e Sep
13
19
19%
193/4
19%
19%
100
100
*102%
213A
*83%
104%
213/4
86%
1
29%
293/4
2
*153/4
No par
253/8
,15%
5
101
Mar 20
19
May 28
81
Jun
253A Jun
3
8
Jun
2
17% Nov
21
25
25
13% May 29
105
Jun
22
42% Jan
86
*0
2
Mar 19
Jan
2
183/a Mar 13
Investment
prior
5%%
American
3.90%
&
Metal
Fdry
American
Metal
American
Motors
23
Apr
American
Natural
46
Jan
2
American
News
733A Jan
2
American
Optical
2
Amer
543A Jan
4
American
Potash
18 % Jan
25
American
Rad
32 % Jan
28
2
July 25
123A May 29
7%
1.66%
Corp
53
143/a July
Inc
Products
4
27
1.75
American Meter Co__.
173/b Jan
May 28
111
com
Climax
11% May 29
48% May 29
of
preferred
American
19
33
Co
preferred
Mach
30'A Apr
26% Jun
12.50
Products
27
22% Jun
Dec
1
24% Jan
39% Dec
25
211/2
15%
American Hosp Supply Corp.No par
American International Corp
1
20% May 16
152% May 16
42 % Mar 10
14'/a Jun
27
30% Mar 15
Amer Research &
50% Mar
3
9
26% May 29
40% Feb
7
American
26'A Mar 21
18'% Jan
17
3
136% Jan
3
72 J/4 May 18
146'A Nov 20
142
22
119
Aug
3
127 % Apr
il
18
Jun
23
27 »A Jan
16
122
Jan
2
May 29
Jan
3
20% Feb
27
65
152
May
Apr
30% May
133'% Apr
4
24
8
11
393/a
39%
39%
31 Va
60%
15%
30
31
60%
15%
30%
31 %
60%
16
31%
Chem
15
par
No par
29
5
13%
133/8
*144%
18%
146%
183/4
Develop'mt Corp 1
Seating Co
1
6%
33'A July 18
Amer
43'A Mar
Snuff
Co
non-cumulative
preferred_100
South African Inv Co Ltd
3
37% July 26
293/s May 29
30'/a Jan
11
34% Jun
5
32
Jan
17
363A Apr
3
American Sugar Refining coin
1%
preferred
3
139% Dec
13
98 %
May 29
136'A Jan
2
American Tel & Tel Co
American
29% Jun
Nov~22
"~3
Jan
3
63
Sep
7
42'% Jun
27
41
131J/2
123
July
27
443/a Apr
5
2
1343% Feb
19
25
19% Jan
1
Apr
5
20
May 29
27
Oct
26
293A Jan
4
25
Jun
25
Sep
18
28% May 23
13%
Nov" 21
61% Mar 23
25'A Mar 19
3 4'A Jan
22% Sep
4
22
May" 11
51 J/4 Nov
34'A May
17% Sep 25
30% Nov
1
273/4 Apr
58% Apr
27% Jan
38 J/4 Dec
44
Jan
3
3
Nov
20
333A Feb
2
33
65
27
5
17
Mar 28
19
26'% July 16
Jun
27
153/4 Feb
41
17
10
2
48% Nov
17
30
Works
6%
Preferred
5'%%
Preferred
5%
American
Ampex
4
15
13
Water
AMP
37% Jan
6.25
common
Corp
Preferred
33% Mar 29
37'% Jan
38
American
Jun
20% Jan
.25
25
-33%
100
Viscose
54
25
Mar 30
Tobacco
Ametek
Zinc
Co
25
series
25
series
Lead
&
25
Smelting
shares
No par
Corp
1
Electronics
Industries
27
52% Jan
4
Anaconda
28
37
Wire
Corp
Inc
Jan
4
Anaconda
28'% July 25
373% Jan
4
Anchor
91
Jun
27
36
Jun
27
95
May 16
49% Feb
9
11
Jun
25
24% Feb
8
Hocking
Apco
_
&
30 %
Cable
40'A
No par
27
28%
*91
38
13%
Glass Corp
6.25
No par
&
Co
21.80
i
1
243A
*126% 129'%
27%
29'A
35'A
35%
35'%
35'A
110% 112
30'%
31%
127% 127%
56'%
57'%
*203/4
21'%
25%
253/J
26%
25 %
*25'A
26%
11
11%
45
45
22%
24%
14
14%
23'A
23%
50
preferred
Clayton
Oil Corp
Anderson
1
1
Co
23% Jun
1
No par
endorsed
Jun
For footnotes, see page 25.
5
com
Inc__
Inc
Amsted
25
series
Amphenol-Borg
$4
£1
preferred
May 29
May 28
17
15
17 Va July 26
May 22
26% Nov
27
Jan
10
23'A May 29
37
15
25 '/a May 29
8
3
90% Jan
21% Nov
Jan
21
443/4 May 22
45 J/4 Apr
4
93 % Feb 16
Jan
29
23
19
25
6%
American
24%
8'%
common
28 3/b Jan
121'A Jan
12
50
.100
103 % Jan
2
28'A
133/4
51
144% 144%
27%
10
preferred
American
253/4
16%
31%
Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
1%
25%
15%
59%
American
543A Jan
8% May 29
48% July 18
25%
16%
38%
Std Sany com
2
13
293/4
15%
—i—100
&
preferred
142% Jan
Jan
16
15%
29%
153/4
1
Photocopy Equipm't Co-No
33'/2 Jan
A.
10
1
Co
&
"
104%: 104%
20% 21%
*83% 86%
No par
Co
Gas
Co__:
May 17
•
21
15%
13
3
62
15%
8
193/8 Feb
May 24
63% Apr 20
86% Feb 27
146
21
333A Feb
3
3
20%
15 Va
25
133/4 Jan
3
58"%
553A
105
66
29
1
American
37%
58
29
American
22
*89
40
37
65
29
American Hardware Corp.
Jun
37%
90%
40%
583/4
8
2
17
May 29
133/4 May 29
18% Jun 28
*36%
67%
203/4
24%
29
40% Feb
Home
28%
43"%
39
46
49%
17%
9%
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
79
Jan
27%
43%
383/4
45%
67%
20%
24
49%
16%
9%
5
American Export Lines Inc
5
16
25
24% Jan
28
10
10
25% Jun
28% Nov
Jan
24
10
45
3
12% Jan
203A Mar
100
American Distilling Co—
American Electric Power Co
American Enka Corp
29
20% Jan
41
58% Apr
10% Jan
4%%
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
27
21
139% Sep
14
12 3A May 29
Consumer Ind
No par
American Crystal Sugar common.10
8% Jun
14
26
163/a Nov 30
913/4 May 25
52
Nov
13
No par
American
773A Nov 20
Apr
81% Oct
Co
Amer Commer Barge Line Co——3
2
35
9
Chicle
2
23
20
30
American
No par
13
Apr
6
36 Va Nov
25
Cable
17
55% Jan
13% Jan
99% Jan
&
Jan
48
3
Chain
34% Feb
3
4
12.50
__;
American
263/4
273/4
43%
43%
38 %
383/4
45 %
45%
663/4
67%
20% ' 20%
*24
24%
*36%
37%
*89
90%
38%
393/4
38
383/a
64%
653/4
*7%
49%
16%
17
9
9%
1
-
common
243/4 Jan
25
4
26
88
25
8% Jan
3
25
Inc
May 29
18i/2 May 29
21
Jun
133/4 Oct
28
50% Jun
Jan
20% Jan
Jan
50% Mar 28
31
3
NOV
27
35% Jun
29
24
5
Jun
41
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
American Can Co
7% preferred
13% 13%
.*144% 146%
18
18%
28 5%
28'%
29
29
29%
64,600
43%
43'%
433%
43%
43 %
21,400
43'A
38%
38%
45'%
45%
45'%
45'%
700
68
57
38%
46
385%
*45'%
66'%
673A
67 3A
68'A
5,700
20%
20%
20 3%
20 3%
1,500
24'%
24%
*233/4
24%
800
24'%
37'A
*36%
37'A
36 %
36%
90%
*89
90%
20 5%
205%
*24
1,700
39
*383%
•
37'A
*89
393%
*89
39%
39%
200
90'%
46,800
40'%
393%
40%
36 %
37'A
36
36%
3 6'A
3 6 3%
2,000
64'%
65%
64'%
643/4
64
643%
29,800
483A
49%
48
48%
48
48%
18,600
173%
18%
18
9'A
9'A
28%
21
213/8
18'A
10,900
9'%
9'A
7,700
29'%
56'%
58 %
17%
9'A
28 3A
28%
57%
18 %
9%
57'%
55%
573%
35,300
20%
20 3/a
21%
23,600
20 5%
29
2,700
29'%
15%
153%
600
*15 '/a
19%
19 3A
193%
19%
19%
19%
3,700
*103%
105 %
*103'%
105'%
*103'%
105'%
155%
.,
*15
153/8
20%
20'/a
20 3%
86 %
83
83'%
29 %
29%
293/4
20 7%
21
*83 %
30
30
84,600
22
*81%
84%
50
29 %
31'A
31,000
2,000
15%
153/4
15%
155%
15%
153%
26
26'A
2 6'A
26'A
*24'%
26%
1,100
15%
153/4
153%
15%
15'%
15%
54,500
39%
40
383A
39'A
17,400
39%
39'A
31
31%
30'%
30 3/4
293%
29%
593/4
60 J/4
60'%
60%
60
603/4
2,500
143%
14%
104,300
323A
33%
15,600
14%
15%
143%
14 %
31%
33
31'A
32%
13'%
146%
27,700
133%
*144'%
2,000
13'%
133%
*144'%
146'%
18
18
17%
18'%
28 3/8
283/4
28%
28%
12'%
123/4
12
123%
113%
113A
6,400
48 3/4
49'A
49 %
13,200
13'/a
133/B
*144%
146 %
.
173/4
18
28'A
28'A
/
4,000
.
27% 28
12'% 12%
x49'% 50%
144
144
25
25
*126% 1.29 %
27'% 28
35% 36
35% 35%
112
1123A
30% 313%
1273/4 128
56'A 57
21
21
251/2 27
25 Va 26/a
*25'A
26'A
11'%
45'%
x24%
14 %
23%
111/8
45'%
25'%
143A
24
30%
407%
30%
40
307%
40%
28%
28%
92%
28'A
29'%
293%
30%
38
13%
28'%.
*91
38%
13%
923/4
38'%
13%
483A
144
48%
493A
144%
145
145
144'A
145
1,600
380
900
24%
25'%
25'A
25'A
*243/4
253%
*126'%
129'%
*126'%
129'%
125%
126'%
20
28
29
28%
29'A
29'A
29%
23,200
35%
36
36
36'A
36
36'A
3,000
35'A
35'%
35%
111 '/a
111%
303/4
128
55%
36
353/4
111
36
1113A
110 3/4
111%
31
30%
313A
128
1273/4
1273/4
56
55'A
553/4
55
55'%
213%
213%
31 %
128
32
128
3,600
100,100
149,600
240
34,600
400
♦20%
213%
213%
213%
*26'%
27
27
27
*26'%
27
1,300
26
250
26
*25'A
26
*26%
27
*253/4
26
*25'A
26'A
*25'A
11'/a
H'%
10 3/4
11'%
46
46'%
45%
45%
24%
24%
223/4
24%
133/4
143%
13%
26'A
10%
4,000
46'A
1,200
23%
24'A
21,200
143%
14
14'A
46,600
23'A
23
23%
-
23'%
10%
*45
6,300
223/4
23%
30 3/a
303%
30 3%
30%
30%
30%
5,000
40
40'A
40
40'%
39 %
40'A
13,400
283A
28'A
28'A
*
2 8 3/4
283%
30 3/a
303A
283/4
30'%
*92
31
92%
303/4
*91
31
923A
490
7,900
50
91
91
38%
38%
383/4
383A
38'A
38%
2,500
14'A
14
14'%
133/4
14 %
10,800
133/4
Volume
196
Number 6183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(543)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
,'
'
Lowest
; •
1961
Year
'
'
Jun
25
39% Mar 29
23 % Jun
25
38% Feb
9 "
43% Jun
25
71% Mar 15
3
74 % Oct
33
12
32% Jun
25
57% Feb
30
47 % Jun
25
2
73% Apr
89 y» Jun
23
82 % Jan
46
11
Jan
3
30
Sep
July 18
19% Sep 19
24 % Aug
2
13% Mar 16
20
May 22
13% Jun
28
18
16 % Jun
25
20% Jun
Jan
12
Feb
35% Jan
4
.
23% Apr
16
36% Dec
4
13
15
33 y2 Feb
26
1
19% May 29
28% Feb
20
Jun
1 "
33% May 29
46 y4 Feb
20
July
7
45
110
2nd
25
105% Jan
2
110% Jun
55 y4 July 25
80% Jan
20% July 25
27% Jan
pfd
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
28%
27%
28 y8
27%
28%
27%
28
25,400
47
47 y2
47%
477/a
47%
48%
47%
49
48%
49%
19,800
38%
39
38%
14,200
55%
55%
10
5
.
.
1.,
*83
:._No par
l
2:50
common
l*4 ;
82
Nov
21% Jan
3.-29
Oct
23
9% Jan
3
10% Nov
35% Jan
4
54
83
July 14
39% Dec
.
20
'42% Jan
3
76
16 *
Aug 24
87y2 Feb 21
48% Feb
.,
4
May
2
34%
86%
31%
44y4
2
60
1
9% Aug
.
Jan
3
84y2 Oct
25
21% Oct
11
30% Jun
5
14
Jun
2% Nov
30
47/4 Feb
27
2
Jun
29
v
10
Nov
29
13y2 Jan
5
24
21 y2 Feb
1
29% May 12'
27'/4 Sep
19
3
27% Aug
2
4% Jan
.
2l
68% May
13V2 Jan
8
59 y2 Dec
10
Oct
18
123/4 Jan
3
27% Jan
20
41% Nov
94 y4 Jan
4
103% Dec
9
July 23
Jun 25
May 29
Jun 25
37 '/a Jun
15,
10
/ 113/a Nov
9
19'/a Aug 15
5
23
17
liy8 Jun
15
27 y8 Jun
27
11
963/4 Jun 20
17
85 % Jan
21%
10
10
9%
41
41
41
40%
90
♦89
90
22
47% Jan
19
17
14
303/a Jan
Jan
18
33
Jun
27
483/a Feb
19
313/aJun
27
483/4 Feb
9
293/4 May 18
11
Jun
25
70Vb Mar 17
60
Jun
25
22% Feb 21
853/4 Mar 8
27'/a Aug
35% Dec
27
61% Aug 29
48 y2 July 10
31% Dec
13
353/4 Nov 21
33 '/a Apr
4
51% Jan
6
Nov
59
8
43
Aug
22 y2 Jun
5
4
59
Jan
Jan
5%
Bausch
94 y2 Jan
11
Nov
12
Dec
1
19
27% Jun
2
353/4 Feb
25
87
Jan
3
81
Jan
6
17% Apr
Oct
31
87
Beam
22
328
Jan
9
3%%
101
May 21
4%%
6
11% Jun
8
32
1523/4 Jan
29
Jun
95
Nov
88
16
22
Beech
35
26
25
20
4
Jun
1414 May 29
2
223/4 Feb
29
19 y4 Feb
26
14
50% Jan
103/4 Dec
28
16'/a Apr
29
Jun
58
.72
Jan
5
25
12y8 Feb
31
483/4 Jun
25
753/4 Jan
34j/4 Jun
593/a Sep
22
Nov
16
Dec
11
l'/a Jan
;
3 3 % Jan
r
^39
•-
•
Sep
39 % July
1% Jan
3
42% Dec
3
1
(
9
42
20
Feb
.
148
1
,12% Jan
3
Jan
6
Jan
9
71% Apr
3 l'/a Sep
26
45% Apr
; 223/4
Jan
3
1138%
Juiy~~3
87
Apr
18
40% Jun
25
64
10
25
Jun
25
39% Jan
July 25
May 29
29
&
Co
Steel
26
Aluminum
&
44
Jan
17
Dec
May
17 y4 Jan
80% Oct 31
22
213/a Feb
15a/4 Feb
84
8
48% Sep
13
30% Jun
25
41% Feb
83/a Jun
25
18% Mar
8
Jan
4
67
143/4 Dec
29
$5
21
19% May 17
31
163/4 Jan
73 y4 Jan
3
3
68
Feb
2
81
Jan
26
23
Jan
27% Jan
26
613/4 Jan
25
15% Jan
243/a Nov 28
Jun
18
80
Jan
70
Apr
9
73
84
Jan
23
91
113/4 Jun
27
37
Apr 27
; 3
44% Dec 19
32% May 29
26 % Oct
16
17 y4 May 29
24
Feb
28
13
9% Jun
15
83/a Jun
5
25
Jan
800
30
16 %
161/4
1,800
46
45%
153/4
43
44%
3,400
8,100
2,400
37
52%
49%
1,900
52%
49
50%
49%
50%
6,400
100
*210
*98 %
51%
270
*210
,
270
99%
*98 y2
993/4
*99
24
100
24%
99
24Va
99
24%
24%
24%
91 Va
24%
97
24%
92 Va
97
24%
92%
24%
94%
6,800
92 y2
96 y4
95
96 y2
49,500
89
89
13%
13%
13%
34
34
*99
137/a
34
34
*89
10
67%
67%
33%
34 y4
12%
13
I6y4
1614
90
*89
67%
34 Va
12%
13%
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68
34
„
.
13
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100
67
90
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90
*87%
13%
133/4
13%
35
35
35
13%
♦34
10
90
10
143/a
9,500
36
120
67
67 Va
663/4
66%
333/4
333%
333/4
*33%
333/4
1,800
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
*16%
16%
673/4
*33%
31,200
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
3,500
200
137/8
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
23V2
24%
13%
24Va
133/4
25Va
24
24%
1,100
24
24%
23%
24%
38,300
1
;
9
5
|53%
44%
1
*49%
50
111
100
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/a
9%
9%
9%
10,300
53%
53%
54%
53%
54%
53%
54%
53%
54%
12,300
45
14,700
45
43%
51%
*50
111
45
44%
51%
' *108%
49%
110
2 pesos
1%
iy2
1%
35 V2
35 V2
35 y4
26 V2
27 Va
8
100
33%
34%
*143y4
144%
110
1%
45
433/4
493/4
110
*49%
♦110
443/a
433/4
51
*49%
111
*109
50
100
111
200
.1%
1%
35%
35%
35%
36
27 Va
35 y4
28
36
36
27%
28
27%
27%
33%
34%
X32%
27 Va
27%
33%
4,200
32%
33%
32 y2
323/4
77,900
*143%
144%
144%
1441/2
1%
1%
1%
1%
28,400
700
20
21
86%
85%
12%
12 y4
12%
12%
12%
233/4
1,000
12%
12%
37%
37%
38%
37%
12%
37%
12%
21,900
36%
40%
40%
37%
413/4
40%
36%
413/4
363/4
9,500
40%
41%
32Va
403/4
41%
46,600
*32%
323/4
*32%
32%
23%
32Vz
23%
32V2
32%
32%
18
18%
18
18'%
18
18
18
18
22%
23
23
17%
18
23%
4,200
233/a
233/a
23%
23%
1,200
50%
51%
11,900
39 Va
21,000
49%
497/a
38%
39 Va
.,*79
50
50%
*79
50%
51
51
52
39%
38%
39
383/4
79
39%
79%
38%
79%
♦23
79
79
79
10%
10%
11%
32%
11%
32%
32%
32ya
32%
32%
33
4%
57J/2
1
76
*85y2
,,
34y8
112
_10
100
3%
*3%
3%
6Va
*5y2
6y4
9V2
9%
OV2
47/a
58%
78 Vt
6
5
♦33/a
3%
*5%
6
x9 Va
93/a
9%
60
11%
127,300
33
33/a
*5%
9%
3,900
33%
9%
,
4%
4%
58%
583/4
59
59%
79 Va
76%
593/4
78%
60%
753/4
77%
*85%
78
87
34%
761/4
34%
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87..
34%
112
5
58'/4
78
112Va
•110%
79
*85%
34
4%
87
*85%
343/a
341/4
111%
79
78 Va
78 Va
783/4
21%
46%
20y4
47
14%
20%
47
15
20%
15
H%
12%
*85%
34%
900
4,100
21,500
87
34%
3,400
♦111
79
79
79%
20%
203/4
22
46%
46%
46%
46%
15 %
153/a
15%
16%
13,200
121/4
12%
112
20%
15%
Y?
14%
87
34%
5
79
47
5,
5
10,100
111
20%
46%
5
300
6
5
58
■
79
No par
12%
12%
12%
21,700
112
50
1,000
165,800
2,900
81 U
31/4
5
5
1
100
100
100
1
5
1
81 k
31/4
82
32 b
81%
81%
*811/4
83
313/4
*811/4
83
32%
*31%
32%
*31%
12 Va
11%
700
11%
48^/4
12
32%
ll'A
48y4
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
49%
483/4
49
11%
4,400
491/4
49%
11%
•11%
ny4
493/4
HVa
11
11%
21%
*85
*71
88%
12%
40%
1
10
81/4
31/4
H
*47 Va
HVa
No par
22
85V2
72 Vz
88y2
13%
40%
x21%
*85%
*71
*84
12%
40%
21%
89
72%
85
13%
41%
213/4
213/4
213/a
213/4
1£%
*10%
3y3
Byers Co (A M)
3%
9%
20%
46%
14%
15
—
*3%
*5%
:
793/4
11%
12%
32%
*3%
*5V2
9%
600
33
10%
No par
Corp
383/4
*79
10%
3
Inc
20
22%
-
3.50
Inc
6,300
23 Va
10 V2
100
500
85%
32Va
5
2.50
Bush Terminal Co
26
16% Mar 12
20
10
-
Co
Burroughs
144
1
Co
Burndv Corp
5
143%
39%
100
Co
144
37
5
common
Watch
144
23Va
12y4
1.25
Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
3%%
preferred
4y2% second preference
53% Mar 26
24% Jan
*16
No par
Burlington
9
26
19
46%
1
preferred
Bulova
Apr 30
May 15
Apr
19% July 21
8 % Jan
86% Apr
29
70 y2 Mar 28
82% Sep
86
16%
47
37
;
Corp
Bullock's
25% Mar 29
44
16
37
Buffalo Forge Co
2
25
29
Co
Bullard
29
9% Jun
18% Jun
Nov
16%
47 Va
37
37
50%
'
22% May 10
16y2
47Va
16%
47%
37%
Co
Stratton Corp
Co common
Bucyrus-Erie
Budd
' Mar 15
853/4 Jun
3
16%
48
1
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
8
3
16%
*47Va
16%
*47
37
preferred
5%
Brunswick
14
9y2 May 29
79% Jun 14
47%
38y2
3%%
25
Jan
29
.
,
2
1214 May 29
16%
47%
52
Braniff Airways Inc
26
45% Jun
2,100
16%
48%
373/4
Brown Shoe Co Inc
9
793/4
16%
*47%
_100
25
19
28
79
*16%
,37%
Corp
Co
23
25
79
16%
47 V2
2
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50% preferred series A
1114 Jan
,
Edison
43% Apr
59
78
16%
47 V2
2,900
Food Stores Inc
Borman
23
5
773/4
16%
48 Vat
100
87% Feb
3
77
l63/8
7.50
4
24
Jan
1,200
43
common
83% Jan
Oct
12
1,400
13
233/4
Manufacturing
133/4 Jan
35
341/4
13
26%
preferred
&
61% Jan
300
34%
13%
42%
Bristol-Myers
8
36%
34%
13%
23
Co
Briggs
74% Mar
36
34%
*47%
1
Briggs
99% Feb
771%
36
13%
25%
Corp
13
523/4 Jan
77
363/a
34%
13%
427/a
Inc
24
Jun( 26
77
77
Boston & Maine RR common_No par
8% Mar 13
20% July 31
13%
23%
Club
99% Feb
70
343/4
13%
26%
Brass
65 Va Apr
10
*36
*34
36y4
34Va
5
15
97% Oct
*36%
36Va
14
50c
26
30
1,300
34V2
3£V2
*lo%
2.50
25
Apr
21
23%
Boston
34% July 12
116
21
36Va
*36
No par
4% Jun
May 29
"■ Jun 27
21
130
42%
Inc
60% Jun
30
21
21
12.50
Inc
49% Jun
109
21
21
•88%
23%
Co
1
13
900
20%
40c
15
Dec
24
213/8
21
1
Jun
Apr 28
23%
24
*26 Va
common
67 3/4 Nov
86 y4 Mar 14
24
91
23%
26%
Corp
103% Nov 21
Jan
68
.
■
.
7
45
10
24
*88 y2
24
23%
3%%
6
112
91
91
23%
23%
May 24
22
11
*88 %
*88V2
23%
W)
26
10
91
88y2
24 Va
23%
Laughlin
July 24
11
100
4,300
10 ya
78 % Jan
99%
2,200
Borg-Warner Corp
30 y4 Jan
133/4
30%
99
29
Borden
106 y2 Jan
14%
30%
99
100
48
3
11
133/4
30 %
•99
283/4
2
3
13%
30%
30%
24
100
*47 Va
Jan
3
8,900
13%
30%
88y2
*98%
29%
84 V2
3
15,600
100
48
48% Jan
Jan
133/4
30%
I4y8
30%
*98y2
28%
70
Jan
12,900
28%
15
6
2,700
11,800
123%
283/4
29
48
6%
45
12 %
29
25
64 % Jan
6%
433/4
12%
l33/4
28 y2
Jan
11% Feb
6%
44
12%
14
30%
28 Va
79
25
6%
43
123/4
43%
Co
Book-of-the-M'onth
28% Mar 12
7V4 jun
63/a
43%
12%
24%
Co
143/a May 15
6%
43
i27/8
133/8
30 Va
10
34 V2 May
3
6%
43 Va
i23/4
48
413/8 Jun
83/4 Jan
6Va
42%
123/4
48
Boeing
4% Feb
6V2
43
12%
~
46
Brooks
93/4 Jan
6%
42 Va
—
47
(E
9
71,000
46%
&
28
95,600
20%
26
Mfg Co
12
2% July
23%
19%
46y2
Bobbie
4% Jun
■22%
20%
46
27%
Bliss
May 18
23%
18%
50c
Decker
&
23
6% Mar 22
22%
18%
19%
80 y2 Oct
14
23%
*85%
49 ya Dec
12
57,600
19%
3
27
16%
86%
7
73/a Dec
16%
19%
25
37/a Dec
17%
*85%
19 y2 Jun
29
16%
19y2
36% Apr
7
7914 Nov 27
29 Va May
17%
86%
Bohn
Oct
1,700
16%
43
Bond Stores Inc.
26
13%
22
*85y2
37 Va Apr
19
*13%
*21%
;-18%
213/a Jan
213/a Dec
13%
22
17y2
24
Corp common
76% Aug 31
.
13%
*21 %
18y2
Bliss
2
16%
13%
22
43%
Blaw-Knox Co
2,
22 Va Jan
2,600
13%
*13%
*21%
86%
29
<
13%
16%
13%
13y4
22
18%
173/4 May 29
Jan
*13%
13%
13y8
*2iy4
*85y2
23% Aug
35
13%
13%
•
5
7
30%Dec 21
55% Feb
13%
13y2
100
5
,
17,700
24%
...
Gypsum
Bethlehem
6
3
2y4
;——2
Inc.-
26
19% Jan
2%
5
Finance Co
18% Jan
Jan
2%
26V2
pfd
preferredconv preferred—
Benguet Consolidated Inc
35% Jan
26
2%
17%
1
Co
22% Jan
8
2%
22%
1
Savers
35 Va May
-573/eSep
2%
6,000
43%
——
56% Feb
12 Va
28
2%
21,000
18y4
__50
Corp
26% Feb
21% Jun
Dec~12
2y8
16%
25%
RR
18% May
53% Jan
26
Mar 13
59%
2%
15%
Black
Mar 19
28
•
15%
7%
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4% % pfd series of 1951
24,
27% Mar 14
15
3
Aug 18
280
15
24y2
Inc
4%%
Intercontinental
BeStwall
3
793/4 Jan
16% Jun
23% Dec 29
i .84
152 Va Apr
1403/4 July 24
May 15
1403/4 Sep
813/4
23'/4
100
5%
Best
5
433/4 Jan
25
81%
433/4
$4.50
47% Mar 15,
25% July 25
31 Va Jun
17
81%
17%
___2.50
Gossett
Beneficial
'
'
'
49% Apr
7
; 71
41
114 Feb
34 Va July
.'48 3/4 Mar 13
13
54% May 28
2
81%
15 y8
24%
issued—
Bendix
'
128 Va Mar 23-
15
1% Jan
19
Bell
55% Mar 15
25
49% July 16
108 Va Jun
•
48%
82
14%
26%
Bell & Howell Co—_—
31
53
48%
81%
14%
43%
Petroleum
Bell &
14
133
4
33% Jan
48'/2 Jan 12
3
119% Nov
48%
82y8
14 y4
24%
preferred
Corp
Belding-Heminway
4
7 % Jun
v
'
Belco
8
5,700
48%
82y8
"*
26%
Aircraft Corp
When
9
19 y2 Jun
69% May 25
25
2
16yaJun
2,100
33%
1
common
S)
Life
33%
No par
Instruments
Creek
34%
10
>
Distilling Co
Co
(A
33%
14%
83
10
:
prior
preferred
Beech-Nut
34% July 26
1
12 % May
46 % Sep
Jan
49
__l
Inc
conv
Beech
81
July 19
34%
48%
50
-
Inc
Inc
Foods
Shoe
223/a Jan
Jun
12% Aug
14 y2 Jan
Beck
28
15
60
17
Corp
Corp
Lomb
Beckman
19
32 3/4
48% Jan
33%
49%
90
22%
1
Beaunit Corp
2
Feb
Apr
34%
48%
*89
1
(James B.)
Beatrice
2S Va;' Mar 21
25
Jan
22,100
*89
40%
17%
preferred_100
;
100
Corp:
Laboratories
Jun
Jun
42,300
10
100
preference
Cigars
52% Jan
62 y8 Jun 14
21%
5,400
22%
lo
Bayuk
71
87
21%
100
Works
&
27
20
27
159% Dec
'17% Mar 14
21%
9%
100
B
Corp_
Baxter
2
21%
90
42%
17
com__No par
stamped
11
29
4,100
42
22
100
Aroostook
26
Jan
603/4
x34y8
13 V2
.
13
common
61
Feb
Corp
stamped
Iron
96 y2 Mar 28
316
Aug 30
100% May 15
Mar 16
275
Ohio
Products
Bath
,
59%
49%
,16
V
Elec
convertible
Basic
25
229
&
Oil
44 y4 Jun
Nov~27
&
34% Jan
25
..
9
Basic Inc common
2
120
59%
2ya
1
Co^
Inc
non-cumulative
29 y2 Jun
82%
Inc_.
Gas
&
,
19
37
18 V2 May 29
38'% Jun
30
4%
30
108%
59
1
Wilcox
Barber
52 y2 Apr
*107%
5c
Corp
Tools
Preferred
20% Jan
3
25
T)
&
Bangor
233/8 Jan
42%
107%
34%
*82
1
20
4%%
preferred series
4% preferred series C
19
62% Jan
\
3
(B
Oil
Common
;
8
Corp
Electronics
Baltimore
9
42%
107%
*89
13
•
15
43%
107%
14%
100
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
26
43%
107%
22
Baker
33% Dec
183/4 Feb
10,
♦293/4
43V4
108'%
48%
RR—.—No par
common
*293/4
42%
*107y4
90
12%
Babcock
33l/4 Dec
473/a Jan
Corp
*89
*29%
1,800
'
33%
.
.
_
*2iy4
25
May 29
21
100?
;—
Line
Coast
10
com__4y2
Co
preferred
Baltimore
<21% Dec
143/4 Jun
preferred
No par
9
14% May 29
Co
5%
preferred-—:—
Austin Nichols common
1
43
14,700
9%
Atlas
5
333/a Feb
11
3,200
23%
40%
Babbitt
943/4 Mar
19 y2 May 29
213/4 Dec
23%
23
*29%
—
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
104 Va Mar
19
3
18%
23
21%
19
Jan
153/a Jan
*18
23%
10
9
47
'
18%
23%
23%
40
Mar 20
22
*52% Sep 20
18%
23
23%
21%
Avnet
12
63
18%
22%
23%
9%
Avco
■82% Jan
.
18%
22%
23%
39%
.
1233/4 Nov
!13% Mar
18%
22%
21V4
*
91% Nov
•Jun
18%
23%
10
Investment
10
.
22y4
,
22%
23'%
40
10o
9,100
5,400
14
*13%
21%
37% Mar 28
.
4
14
9%
13
19 Va Apr
25
541/4
32%
39%
2
58 Va Feb
*13%
3,100
84
32
21%
8 ye Mar I2
26
14
31%
58%
7
28% Feb
•i3y4
31%
53%
*83%
58
30% Mar 29
May 29
.
9
31% Jan
.
14
37%
54
59 %
No par
.
preferred
Atlantic Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred
Atlas Chemical Industries
25% May
4% May 29
7% Mar 29
3
36'/a Jan
,
21
12y4
16%
14
Feb
31%
38%
84
53%
58
series
Dry Goods Corp com_50c<
1st
Atlantic
•
13% May 22
18y4 Jan
2
11'/a Jan 17
12% Jun 15
12
May 10
45% Mar 29
17% Feb
<
14% Apr
15
3-
31%
31%
38%
*83
58
4%
22
57% Feb
87y4 Apr
25% Feb
25
83 y4
10
5,25%
Associates
43% Jan
Jun 25
81% Jan
3
•r"
55%
83 y4
43V4
109
:
10% May 14
49'/a Jan
4
91% Apr
6
May 29
Feb
5
Jun 27
39
54%
5% non-cumulative
Atlantic City Electric
16
21
*13y4
31V4
38%
55%
*29y2
43
*107%
57%
j
22 .;
'
53% Jan
39V2
84
55%
*83
14
18y2
*13y4
*18y8
*22 %
23
-
2.50
Inc
,38%
84
31%
31 ya
5
Refining
$1.50
Associated
2
July
Shares
37
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_lo
10
40 y2 Jun
102% Feb
&
the Week
Friday
August 2
27%
__
Oil
Sales for
Thursday
27%
__
Industries
PRICES
37 %
common
preferred
Armstrong Rubber Co
Ashland
HIGH
August 1
26%
;
$3.75
Arvin
<•
AND
Wednesday
37 ya
Arnold Constable Corp
Aro Corp
28% Jun
5
' 9
.Jan
Tuesday
July 31
July 80
2.50
Corp
Cork Co
LOW
Monday
,
August 3
37%
373/a
Co
Co
Armstrong
'
47
20
!22
&
Armour
»
7
Mar 22
47
Steel
Armco
16
6
'
Jan
,
Par
No par
Service
Public
Arizona
<
"
.
STOCK
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
85% July 28
37% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
<
43% Oct 19 "
43% Apr
;
67% Jan
78% Jan
Highest
79% Aug
53% Aug
33 %• Jan
'37%' Sep
50
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
19%
--
19%
19%
11 y*
11Va
11Va
10%
23'/a
5%
11%
14%
90%
21%
88 Va
50
8%
20%
10
23%
514
10%
23%
5%
11%
49%
*85%
89
*85%
72%
*71
72%
*84
85
♦84
85
6,100
11%
11%
2,200
21%
89
*71
;.
100
21%
14,400
*85%
.
89
*71
72%
84
84
:
60
123/4
13
12%
13%
13
39%
13%
40%
10,100
393/4
40%
40%
4014
19%
68,900
19
19
19%
600
11%
♦11
11
800
•19
11%
11%
♦19
11
c
Sep
18
36% Oct 31
4 Va Jan
3
8% Nov 30
13% Jan
3
22 Va Jun
6
113/a Apr
4
18% Jan
12
27
7714 Jan
12
131
Nov
30
213/4 May 29
4
May 29
10y8Jun
26
123/4 Mar 28
76
May 28
13% May 21:
32% Jan
2
7% Jan
3
18yaFeb
8
17% July 18
122% Mar 27
21% Jan
4
28% Apr
4
19% May 29
27% Feb
83 % Jan
25
90% Jun
6
85% Jan
12
92 Va May 24
43l/2 July 27
51% Dec
18
48% Feb
1
8
21% Jan
For
3
27% May 22
footnotes,
52% Jan
14
12
Mar
20% July 24
26
Jan
see page 25.
Jun
15
3
9
16
.
California Financial Corp
California Packing
Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet
&
Hecla
Inc
1
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co——
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Canadian Breweries
Canadian Pacific
Ltd
Ry
10 Va
23y4
5%
1
2.50
No par
25
10%
.
13y2
89%
21%
87%
49%
8%
203/4
11
13%
90%
21%
88 /2
*49%
8%
20 /a
14%
93%
21%
90
51
8%
21
10%
10%
10%
29,000
24%
24%
24%
5,200
5%
10%
5%
5%
53/a
5%
53/8
11%
10%
10%
11
11 %
4,400
14%
14%
1414
15 Va
14%
15 %
27,700
93
93%
93
97%
95%
973/4
21,400
21%
21%
21%
3,000
88%
88%
9%
24
9%
10
24
24
...
,
21%
21%
87%
87%
21 %
*86
6,600
130
89
*
•49%
*8%
20%
51
8%
21
*49%
8%
203/4
51
8%
21
49%
49%
150
8%
8%
6,000
20%
21
23,200
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(544)
.
.
.
Monday, August 6, 1962
NEW. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
;
38 % Jun
27
Mar 13
36
25
Jun
22
9
Jun
13
96
Jan
16
3
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
91 % Jan
102% Oct
12
3
62% Nov
13
45% Jun
3
52 % Mar 30
19
26% Jun
8
.Carrier Corp common
4% c/o
preferred-,—— 1
3
8
10
47 % Apr
28
30% May 29
45% Jan
3
44Ya Feb
32 Ye Jan
48% Jun
15
3
36% Nov
24
27% July 26
36.V2 J.an
27
Jan
2?
Oct
25
2'/a Nov
6
■
Jan
29
Jan
3
89
22
*»
115% Jan
!
.
4
Jan
70
26
25
42% Jan
4.20%
July 17
98
Jan
31
20Aug
3
29
15
28 '% Jun
25
Jan. 10 :
Mar 22.
94
May 23
3
137% May
,87'/a May
3
16% Jun
71% Jan
3
85 7b Apr
14
42YaFeb
79
10
24 % Jan
3
34 y2 Dec
28
'% Jan
preferred
4l/2%
conv
19% July 21
17 iJan 10
162% Oct 19
.
2.
'26%.Feb. 23:
3
28'% Jun
5
22%; Jun
3
6
7
34 v* Jun
5
14 vg May 29
44
Jun 20
75 Ya Oct
20
72
24
77% Apr
5-
27% Jan
3
38% Jan 24
38 vb Nov
24
25% May 28
36% Jan
2
Dec
8
122 % Jan
,18% Jan
,38
Mar
Mar
,69
;92
54
99 'A NOV
7
tSep
July 12
50
Jan
35
July
17
38
Jan
47%
24
25
Nov~22
23.% Jan
'49
101% May 28
5
25
26.
46Ya Apr .19.
May 29
25
30% Jun
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
9
23% Nov
14 Vb May 29
30% Nov
8
44% May 17
20
Jun
27
2C% Jan
3
79 y2 Dec
20
Aug
2
31
,
5
16
46'% May 31
Mar 24
3% Jan
8»A Nov
4
40% Sep
28
•
9
>
311%
95'A
!. W
S3
Jan
4
Cerro Corp
60 Y4 Jan
2
Certain-teed
Jan
Cessna Aircraft
31
9'A Apr
4
35
25
83%
;
23 YB<'
-
;
Co
233%
20
--
<V
6 3,8
6
42%
*
-43%-95 %
433/4
05Y2*
-
203/b
153%
*23%
19
33
*44%
441/4'/
96%
j! 20Ya
231/4
34
•
.
;
'
.
351/4-
'.84'%
84
500
29,800
20
3%
V. > 2,700
>
21
"*37 3%*
75
373%
28 T*
-
15%,
;•*..
20Yan
1
23%
19%
:19 3%
'
.
.*,«
20
(
:" 19%
,6 VB
6%:
34V4
34%:
28'A
373%.,
28'%
34..
*15%
600
>12,000
6 3%
•
144,200
193%
6%
X34
v
2,600
15,500
211/4
■
; '19 5%
63%
27,200
'■
*-.
-
20 YB
20 3/a
•
34
.
16
201/4
'>
19 Ya V*
-6%:
,
•■:*
"
23 YB
,;/2oo
"10.500
27 YB
/
153% ' 153/4
20%' 203%
'
373/b
'
28%
800
;
96%
213/4
J'* S20 Yb3
-
2,600
44%;/
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—
'
293%
44 % /:
:
96%
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V?29Y4
:
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1,600'
i.-
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•
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-
600
16 Yp
I
>
200
24,100
231%. 231/4,,
,
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45
4,700
...
.
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223/4
—
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r;;*95-'%:,:
-
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171/4
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-
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28 YB
r'.^ '.45-'
v.
>
24Vb
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41 Vb
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84
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17% r
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:
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*
19% >•19%
5Ya
6%
5Yb
33
2,400
24,600
130'%
16%
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75
151%
1
320
,
.
20 YB
-*128
253%
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29 Yb
\ 281%
22 y4
'
v
23%
51'%,
-
28 YB
28%
20 Ya
;
19%*
5%
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4
v
.951%
34 Yb
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16 YB*
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*
.
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\
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'
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243/4
1
10
23'%
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....
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y
373%
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32
20 YB
129
25
20 YB
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>
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—1,
95
35%
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■
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.
,
16,500
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-•
57
315%
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171/4
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23
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-
160
50'%.
54%
25%
31,3% *
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♦I6Y4'
293/8' > 29%
43 3/4
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29'A1
*
1
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50
273%
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17 1
23%*
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——
493/4
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47 VB
.
:
25%
26%
v
7,400
,
1
275%
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: 84
16Yb
16%
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51%
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16%
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130
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28V4
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37
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84^
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253/4
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Belt
Chain
343/4
'5,300
12,800
\
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21
1281%
16%!" ,:.i
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40 Yb
,>,,*413/4
20%
Corp
363%
*
128%
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Co—
Gotham
-Chadbourn
49'A Feb .16
31% Jun 26
*
250
('
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31 Ya
*941/4
99
54
331/4
1
2Ya
*
98 %
54
313%
34
'x
.-391/4
:_No par
Products
95%
21 Va
*21
-35%
-
-C
26
16%
-
'
,
,..'*941/4
"
83
25 %
._1 ■'
—
31 Ya
99%
'54
47 %J
55
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31Y4
3,600
49 Yi
'
-6i%
543%
-
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311%
:
,
128V2
'
,
54
'1*2%
IIV4
■t
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50%
•6'A '
6%
y* ' i ■] >
.—No par
—
Century Industries Co
33
Yb Jun 25
-'5% Jun
27'
Mar 17
57
Central Soya Co
'
,
,35%
♦127 ;■
61/4 "•
54
21%
35 Vb
Corp
2
23Y4 Apr
-
-
,
'2%
-
.Central .& South West Corp-!—2.50-
33 % Mar 27
23% May 29
3% Jan
Apr
6%
-
-
11%
33%'
'27%
49%
52
2,600
11.3%
36'%
47
27%
,
26'%
53
.*
37YB
47
29-
3,100
25 Ya
99%*
33%:
36 Yb
47
403%
26'%
26 VB
..
:
54 »/a
33%
373%
-
>503%
.51
.
.*21 Va-
.
.3% ..preferred series B—1—___100'
^Central Hudson Gas &:Elec__No par'
Central Illinois Light com—-No par'
t4% % -.preferred
.,1.1——100'
•Central Illinois Pub Service—No par-'
'
37%
'*28
r
40%
>
11%:
54
<
Shares
August.3
40%
40'/a
,
,
47
29
-
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;
1
34
."
54%
33Ya
551/4
•
..Central of Georgia Ry ;,com—No par
;Feh,21
•
54
'
2%
preferred series A_100
-Central Foundry. Co—_1—
2:
52 % Mar 30
25
Jun
93
28
26
,99%
'•
30 YB
.
Mar 13
68
28%!May 29
5
73 % Dec
20% Mar
21
Jun
15
*98%
99
•99
.
♦53Y4
common——!
1'
6;%
preferred-^———1—,1
20
.Cenco Instruments Corp—!—
1'
•Central Aguirre Sugar Co_l—5*
Celotex
<
11%
37%
.
j6'/8
......
/
28
11%
11 VB
....:47Vb
50
100;.
10 c
1
Corp
ID/4
55
■
28 Y4
par*.
——
Products
Steel
Ceco
263%
,
.Celanese Corp of Amer.com—No par_
7% 2nd preferred
.'_100
9
Jun
5
26
124
28
Jun
44
common_No
26'%
the Week
Friday
August 2
40 Yb
26 3/4
33 Y4
•47
-
.
7>
2nd preferred—!—
Caterpillar' Tractor
*'
22
40%
26%
991%
-
377a
10.
&
i;,v6:%%
4
3% .Jani
,
29
3
32Ya Oot
129
6
9Yb Jan
1
40% Aug
97
11
28% Dec
-2'/a Jun
29 y2 Jun
Mar 20
41% Aug
25
99%
54
33
_50*;
General Corp—
1J
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7% preferred
—i
1001
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2
Mar 12
77
4% May 29
44
July 2
<
90% May 31
5
1
.30% Feb
41V4 Jun
3
13% Apr
6% Dec
62
•
9
Oct
74
1
46% Feb
May
49
40%
11%
11
Sales for
Tiiursday
40 VB
26 Yb
26 Ya
*
PRICES
■
40 YB
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Carpenter. Steel Co
■—_i
5
63 y2 Apr
40 % Jan
;
5
Mfg Co___
10"
1
—,—1—No par*
30
46 Yb Mar 14
28
August "1
SALE
Wednesday
July 31
40 Vb
.Carlisle Corp
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100'
101 % Mar
25
39% Jan
(Philip)
Carey
HIGH
Tuesday
July 80
Par
Co_t—ill—
Carborundum
11.
15 Vb Mar 30
8
6
43% Jan
iviar
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
32%; Jan
5
26% Jan
•
„
56
6O74 May
20
*3'% Dec
Lowest
Highest
lowest
NEW
1
Highest
Range Since Jan,
Year 1961
.
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
63,000
34
f.
700
;
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.2€3/4 Jan
4
9
95
24
4
203% Jan
.3
$4.50
41 Yb Feb
21
May 29
293/4 Feb
8
19 '% May 29
313% Apx
11
15.'% Jun 25
25 Yb Feb
7
10 Vb Jan
2
15
9
.
Jun
22
Jan
3
Dec
-
28
43% Oct
8
13
32
45
Mar 29
18.
44 % May 28
60
Jan
4
91'% Jun
98
Jan
11
103
July 19
May 16
% May 29
22
1137
7%
15'%
21%
323/4
,
13 Yb Jan
;
14% Sep
3
July 31
Feb 14
Aug 10
Jan
18
13'% Jun
25
373% May 26
28'% Jun
29
18YB.Feb
3
62
Feb
7
133/4 Jan
3
3
38
20
27»% Oct
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Jan
23
253,4 Sep
25
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3
.
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10
s
82%
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57 Yb Sep
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15
33
25%
27
27
27%
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19
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8
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25
20
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21
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series
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25
22% Feb
7
16 Yb Jun
25
36 3/8 Feb
8*
21% May 28
31'A Jan
12
2
22
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2'
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25
21
13
May 28
29
11
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2
621/4 Feb
21'
11
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11
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5,300
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33Yb Jan
14
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;
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56'%
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100
Chicago pneumatic Tool—
8.
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—
_!
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5%
-
26 °4 Feb
Jun
-
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Chic
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56
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9
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.
183% May 29
12
20 3A May
83% Jun 25
50% Jun
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26
4
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15
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,
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v
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27
27'
261/4 Oct
23% Jan
26
27% Feb
25 a%
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc —•
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;
4
Jan
20
convertible
3'%%
:
13 6% Jan
2
Mar 30
31
Feb
52
14'% Jun
25Vb-
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
:
.
523A May 23
May 29
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18
Sep
24
333%
1
l
26 %
95
*92 V4
32%
Chemway Corp—
27%
26 YB
,
12%'
1:
1.25
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Chemetron Corp
A
.
27%
95
•*92%
.
5
27
par
No
——
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
673/4 Jan
3
preferred
Champion
16
113% Nov
73% Jan
-SI
17
Papers Inc com—No par
Champion
983/4 Apr
27 Yb Mar 20
t.21 Ya
f 16 YB Jan
4
.
16
21
3P5% Jun
Jan
32
38% Feb
Jun
29% May 29
4
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30
54
28
Apr
50 Yb
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,5
Nov
May 29
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17
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25
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91% Feb
5
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7
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11
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2
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/
17
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27;
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25
52'A Feb
16
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21
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32
27
,
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Cincinnati
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5
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Nov~20:
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13
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51
50 % May 17
6
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49% Mar 21
47% May 29
971/4 May 29
19
Jun
37
11 Yb July 27
413A Mar 30
23 Vb Jun
27
51% Mar 20
32
26
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401/2 Jan
3
63% Feb
.
23
14
10
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.
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10
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7
53
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26
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3
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3
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6
37% Apr
17
35 Va Jun
25
57
Jan
12
47
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19
Mar 21
36% Mar
2
71% July 10
,
134V2 Jan
3
143
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July
109
Nov
17
70
May 29
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30
Jun
5
20
July 19
27% Jan
4
77 % Jun
15
32 3A May 29
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55
5
28
28 Yd Dec
20
19 % May 29
32
Oct
24
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14% Jan
3
23 % May 17
Jan
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43
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31V2 Oct
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3
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541/2 Feb
42 Yb
h
28
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Oct
30
19
10
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29
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1
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100
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12
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18
14
Jan
5
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29
69
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11
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8
41
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13
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Colorado & Southern Ry—
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30%>pr 18
.
Jun
•
25
4
Columbia Pictures common
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31
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43
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13
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12
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27
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9
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23
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34
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25
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29
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131/2 Nov
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28
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30
31
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101
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6
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105 Yb Apr
3
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•
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7
51 Yb Nov
30
49% Aug 31
37% Jun
13
203/4 Jan
<
5
31
Dec
11
603b Jan
3
67% Oct
9
A
451/4 Nov
10
293,8 Jan
25
25
27
49%,Jan
39
,Jan
2.
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas_
31% Jun 25
45Yb Feb
20
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33 %
May 29
3
100
May 21
971/4 Jan
2
103
May 25
65 3A Jun
12
90
9
89 Vb Jan
3
96
28
171/4 Jun
25
21 Ya July
5
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11
Mar
29% Feb
95
Feb
9
93
Jan
'
2
17% Oct 24
12% May 15
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6
58
Mar
3
: Jan
3
111
May
5
101
34% Jan
3
48 3A Dec
13
38
77% Jan
6
85% Jun
15
82
7YB Jan
3
18% Oct
19
12Vb May
5
21% May 11
16 Va Jun
84% Jan
4
74 Yb Nov
47 % May 29
103
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21
3
11 % Nov
46% Oct
60% Apr
28
.
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,
3
62
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May 17
see pa£e
:
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9
2
8Yb Mar 15
3
88% Apr
19
8Yb Feb
13
Feb
26
10
25
12'A Jan
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35 Vb May 29
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56% Jan
8Yb Jun
25.
4%
21
66
97 Ya
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15,000
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48
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18
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25
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4
2
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1,200
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107% Jan
48% Jan
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25
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24\r
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50Ya Jan
72 Ya Feb
'
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July 20
28 Yb Mar
12
5Ya May 29
20
26
53/b May 29
353A May 29
Jun
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97
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6183
196
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17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
1
Range Since Jan.
Year19GX
Highest
6
20 % ivxay 29
34% Feb
40% May 31
34% Mar 19
7% Jan
-15% Dec
18
27% Jan
49% Jun
15
19
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4
45% May
3
145% Sep 26
25
43
12% Jun
25
23% Mar
27% Jun
25
43% Mar 21
Cern Products
194% Mar 19
5
90
92 y2 Jan
5
96
16
88
93% Sep
21
88
5
18% Jan
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27
Jan
40
4
Nov
89
Jan
May 28
105V4Jun
63% Nov 28
194% Apr
5
29% May
3
18 y2 Jun
9
4
21% Mar 12
22% May 11
9% Apr 17
13 V4 July
5
4% May 29
7% Mar
8
44% Aug
2
2
Crane Co common.!
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78
12
Nov
24
76y2 Jan
17
15% Dec
22
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11
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25
19% Feb
'23% Dec
20
29% Apr
22 % Jun
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28
26
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42 Va Mar 19
14
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2
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23
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4
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11
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12
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1
45 y2 Nov
20
41
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24
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27
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15
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15
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5
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46
58
59
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15
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22
40
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22%
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15%
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20
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31,300
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49
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51
21
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2
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13 V2
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39 Va
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53%
35%
90
11
f\
37%.;'
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ti
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35%
13
45%
37
16%
17%.
Fairchild Camera & instrum't Corp 1
Fatrchild Stratos corpl
!—1
Fairmont Foods Co common
50c
23 Va Mar 12
20
22s/a
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18
163/4
44%
38
23
08%
-
Factor (Max) & Co class A
1
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
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$1.60 convertible preferred
40
46Va Mar 14
Sep
1413A Dec
16%
35%
22%
1
3
Ex-Cello-O Corp
9
45
37
31 %
..
Evans Products Co
2
22%
7%
-
*9%
'
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-2,000
-
383A
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Englehard Indqstries
•—1
Equitable Gas Co1
8.50
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
5% preferred series A
100
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
50
Eurofund Inc
;—l.
V
167/a
V 45 %
16 V2
17
44%
*
'.
14%
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
^.__1
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
5
Empire District Electric Co
:__10
Endicott Johnson Corp common__25
4% preferred
:_100
49% Mar 30
■'
1 "
45%
■
13%
•
Elgin National Watch Co——•—_5.
El Paso Natural Gas.
3
1
7%
39
45%
30%
5
Electric Storage Battery
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13
33% May
373/8 Jan
53% Sep
-
38%
45%
45 Va *
•
Electric Auto-Lite Co
5
Electric Bond & Share Co
^.__5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shrs__10s
,
26
Feb
common
84%
13 Va
..50
•
™™i_50
"150
! '
__50 __50- — :
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Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
10
8
46
.
4 V4% preferred
Ekco Products. Co
4%% preferred
93
99
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84 V2
38% 1 39
46 »A
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iT_5
..
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30%
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:
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;
115% Mar 15
-7%
34
•
80
39
■
Eagle-Picher Co__!__J
•
5
Eastern Air Lines Inc
___i
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com___lo
"
4 Va % prior preferred
—100
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp—!2.50 T
Eastman Kodak Co common
10
.
$3.60 preferred.....
50
' Eaton Manufacturing Co
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Edisbn Bros Stores Inc common!__l.
13
273/4 Jan
92
_„™™
4.10% preferred!....
^$2,10 preferred.x,—
DWG Cigar Corp.
13
7%
11%
53%
«. i
(E I) com__,,5
preferred.!...
.preferred
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:
300
52
79%
17CT
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.
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series.
48
•
263A
24
2.50
,
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,
11%
23%
79%
1
...
Duquesne Light Co common.
32 % Mar 22
42% Mar 26
5
Pont
Uy4
261/4
24%
11%
....
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National Corp
Preferred
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*88
79%
8%
20-';
4 Preferred ' $3,50 series
48% July 13
41
-
;
Co
Duplap Corp__J!_!
254% Mar 14
5
11
110
Feb
16
114
27
Dec
254% Nov
23
Mar 27
13
,6% May 29
10% Jun 22
8
Jan
25
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Dresser Industries..!.,....!
50c
Drewrys Limited USA Inc_____!4l >\
DuBois Chemicals Inc..
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Duke; Power Co.!x_x.•
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International.—
__i_-l-
5
Jan
61
26
:13% Jun
24'/a Nov 27
Mar
Feb
-
11
27
13%
23%
22%
Douglas Aircraft Co..,
L
No1 par
Dover Corp
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_!_j.5-
24
700
3,600
3.800
7%
22%
'
,
353/4
11%
'
Pepper Co..;
:_.J.______No par
Dome Minea Ltd_i___!__—__No par
Dominick Fund Inc_4
—_____.^lv
2
37% Jan
13%
48%
90
13
13%
78
44 V*
,
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35%
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23%
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25
13%
7%
52%
11 Va
35
_™_
6
52%
77%
16%
-i
15
(Walt)
;
44%
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd._L!_-2
Divco-Wayne Corp
1-
3
16 % May 29
8.
Disney
16
48 % Mar 23
-
May 29
jun
8
24% Nov-
3
\
7
.
42% Aug
3
Jan
15
23'A May
10
Jun
15
34%
38%
Diana.Stores Corp^____^__
____50c
DiGiorgio Fruit; Corp...
:
2.50
Diners' (The) Club lnc_______-_i
1
23% Mar 26
20% Mar 17
1
34
23%
.—Fr
Co
67% Nov
;.
*87%
84%
...3
Edison!^..^^...
2
3
■'
80
1
Co._6.75
Chemical,,(Coatings.
Jan
14%
34
13 V4
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Inc..,
29% Jan
•
f
35%
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•
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Dentist's Supply Co of N Y
2.50
Denv Si Rio Grande West RR.No pa&<
15
16 Va Jan
Air
13 Va
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-
9%
77 %
-
_50c
....
Delaware Power
40% Mar 22
*
•
.100
Inc...:
Co...:
18%
10%
_!l00
&
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35%
17%
8
:•
9%
35%
200
17%
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;
18 V2
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6,400
94
'26%
i
,
1,950
151/4
Va
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'
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16,700
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15
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48
•
22%
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-
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15 V4
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27%
7%
52%
92 'A
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10,900
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23 %
7
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26%
22%
52
90
13
50c
common
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8
7%
34
40
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7
,
39%
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9%
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15%
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-
.
52%
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5
Light
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40
'
23 %
•
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.
42
17%
47%
11%,. 11%
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900
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1,400
46
42%
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f.
22%
102 Va
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94
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4.200
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.
29
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52
10
28
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.
22%
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300
14%
101
13%
;
82%
24
46%
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23%
■
103 %
;
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45
82
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24
50
1,500
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v
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22%
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45
24
...
.
21 %
.
157/a
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17%
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7%
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1
r
series
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24% Jan
t;
.V.7%-
7%.
23
9%
Nopar*
L-l
Corp..:
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7»A
22%
No par
;
Mills
Preferred
86% Mar 15
15 y2 July 18
,v
8ys
477/a
.
,100
$4 prior preferred™....
$1.60 prior preferred...
1
78% Aug
13
12% Mir
7%
*47%
4__5
Preferred ;3.75%
41% Jan
-
13%
10%,
Dayton
15
7 Va May 29
13
28%'.
Dayco
2
Feb
28% May 29
13
,
10%
21
Nov
11
.10
Sugar..
28%
Dan
7
83
47 y2 May
18%
Corp common..!
3%% preferred series A
81
3
18
Dana
2
4
18
18
>__5
Cutler-Hammer
.9
Aug
18
48 Va
155 %
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•;
15V4
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94
21%
44%
•
.!•
92%
15%
47 Va
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153%
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..
95
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.
,
,
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93
15%
49
7,700
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31%
95
22%
102%
40%
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,
:
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92
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31%
14%
40%
15%
14%
82%
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14%
31%
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,
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21
15%
r,
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15
99
21 Va
3.100
90
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47
—No par
Class A—
79 y2 Jan
32
41
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,
8,200
21%
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22 Va
.:
45
11
*94
,
.,
82%
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!
23%
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.
104%
45
91%
preferred
Curtiss-Wright commou_!___
76% Feb
48 y2 Aug
■
45 Va
93
26
84% May
2
102,.,
"
Cunningham, Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis Publishing common_____^._T.i
3
Feb
99%
92
5%%, convertible
Mar 13
84
22%
102%
23%
23
.
5
19
29 % Jan
20% May 29
23
24%
Zellerbach Corp common
Cuneo ^Press Inc__I__.i..-.
18% Mar 12
25
14
,14%
40%
Cudahy Packing Co common
,.4%% preferred—
20
15% Feb
May 29
11
15% Mar 27
83 %
14%
24%
A_1
15%
5%
*80 %
.10%
*89
J
.
v
45%
14%
2.500
11%
47%
22:
5%
24
■
26
146
(
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45 %
13%
41%
Jan
90
83 %
'
,15%
.
(
,t
5%
23%
40
Mar 20
l45
25
86% Jan
8
Nov
89
7
12% Jan
33% Jun
27
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15%
45
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41
conv
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32
45 Va
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22
253/4
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95
22,
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22
26%
14%
■
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22%
26%
10 Va
!
49%
148
45%
5%
5%
1.
t
14%
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the Week
31%
'
31%
89%
22 Va
15%
15%,
5%,
preference—i——.No,par
Mar 13
34% Feu
15
45 Va
r
49 »A
.95
21%
21%,
2.1%
144%
,
.
Friday
August 3
21%
14%
89%
♦94
96
21%'
155
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;
31%
•
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49%
148%
J*
45
.
31 % May 29
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32 V4
48%
48%
154
-,,81
,
22
26%
11
21
,
Sales far
Thursday
Augusta
25%
10%
;
.1*15%
_25
Petroleum Corp.com
Cubaa*American
19
14% Feb
19 % Aug
7
Dec
15% Jan
-11
9
13% Feb
25
48 Va
146%
*89,
15
32
,,
100
preferred
C T S Corp
2
22
15
1
21%
.22%
20%
.32%
No par
.
13
Jun
20
31%
$4.20 preferred..,!™,!™
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America__l2.50
4
33% Jan
5%.Jun
..
*14%
25
$2 preferred
/ 12% Feb
3
21%
CrowmCork & Seal common.__2.50.
70 % Jan- 29
25
26% Aug
16% May 16.
3
15 Va Jan
6% May 29
.Jun
Jun
21
11
21%
.-__1
1
Crdwell-Collier Publishing....
19
16 % Jan,
9% May 29
14% Feb
36 % Nov
-11 y8
Sep 19
"31% Mar 29
19
14 % May 29
13 '/2 Aug 21
73% May 19
r,
5
.
64'/a Jan
25
10%
!
convertible preferred
5%
21% Mar 29
27
14% Jun
15 Va Aug 23
3%%
Crescent
3
May
97
,
1
Mar 13
107 % Feb
86% Jun
11
5
Coty Inc ___!——•
68% Jan
82% May
72 V2 Jan
10%
__5
Coty International Corp—_
70% Aug 31
6
26%
50c
11
30
26%
;
Co _t
3% Jan
Jan
22
26'A
Glass Works common—^5
preferred-—
100
preferred ser of 1947—.100
Cosden Petroleum Corp.....
l-i—l*
46 % Jan
13
21%
3%%
.3%%
Apr 12
24%Jan
28
21%
„
PRICES
August!
25%
Corning
27
Feb
4
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
July 81
-
__1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range CO _______
Copperweld Steel Co..__
83 JA Jan
July 80
AND
Tuesday
,
,i_i
Jun
6
>
5
22% May 24
26
'
__5
42 % May 31
13% Jan
26% Oct
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
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EXCHANGE:
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NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
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100
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Gulf On Corp
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Gulf States Utilities Co com.No par
$5
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l
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
$5 preferred
Nopar
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
280
102
3314
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Great Western Financial Corp
1
Great Western Sugar com
Nopar
7% preferred
100
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3
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38%
1
10
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Graniteville
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32
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29
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1
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28
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Great Northern
Great Northern
35% Feb
84y4
35 y8
14%
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42% Jan
21
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99 Va
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35%
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Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
144% Jan
21
102
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May 19
96% May 24
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31%
190
267,300
110%
110
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521/4
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15% Jun 25
27
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81,300
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44% Dec 20
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53
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40
01
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2
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2
1514 Apr 11
29% Jan
2
81% Mar 19
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com
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Mar 22
69
29% Apr 18
3
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4
80% Jan
37% May 11
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20
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6% Jan
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110
110
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9
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200
71%
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43
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30
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3
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27
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340
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76
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16% July
;
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1
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General Railway Signal
General Refractories
53
31
76
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16% Jun
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37
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21
17
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42
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23
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54% Apr
26% Jan
1
25
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79% Jan 10
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4
28% Oct 31
53
Oct 27
Jun
44% Jun
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Dec 13
110% Dec
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21% May 29
5
38% Sep
113
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3
29
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27% Jan
Feb
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1
2
Gar Wood Industries Inc common_l
92 y2 Jan
26
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4% Mar 19
22% Jan
10% Mar
Co
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51
25
5% May 12
29x/2 July 6
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1
25% Apr 11
46% May 22
,
243/8
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8,300
Volume
Number 6183*.
196
The Commetcial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
NEW YORK
(547T
19
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
STOCKS -r
Range for Previous
'-■
Year 1961
Lowest
(:
'• Range Since
■
Lowest
Highest
.23'
29
■21% Oct
24
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3
112%: Feb *13
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38 1
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42:%Oct 31
■
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8% Feb
6
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1127
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40% Sep 19
73% Nov 21
7
24
29% Jan
34
Jan
108
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Oct
86
4
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29
18
July
V
19
69 Vb Dec
v
18% Nov
19
15% Jun 21
37
12% JUn
:
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2
Jun
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22
29
6
72
Nov
6
7% Feb
7
16
Jan
20
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24% Jan
10
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25
Apr 28
29%:May 10
12
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9
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10
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3
4
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25
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13
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27
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22
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4
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5
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33% Dec. 28
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
•
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NEW YORK
Highest
-
,,
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
AND
HIGH
Tuesday
August 1-
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
July 31
.July 30
,
-
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
August 3
•
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August 3
Shares
K
37
24% May 29
29 % Dec
1
883/4 Dec
22
108 Va Apr
25
84
Jun
26
44% Jan
11
48% Jun
1
47
Jan
3
102
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10
122
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103
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7
100
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19
122
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101
Jan
10
58% Jan
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17
87
6
Nov
,
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6
Mar 15
Kaiser
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100
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112
May 16
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111
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28
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13
78
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83
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26
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8
4%
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6
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16
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26
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7
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8
13
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62
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39
50
29%
533/t
1,300
•
54%
-
'
135
45 Va
"
90
;*9i%
■
t
38%
93
-
19%
-
103
X
♦89
•
•
54:. X
♦102
,
493/,
23 X
21%
*125
45%'
29,200
'
"
21%
22%
132
45%-
X 45 % i 461/4 4: V V 45%
\140% -140'/a1 <
♦140
30%' *.3i>
:* '•<
31 ^
:■
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21%
♦123
1
3,800
»
"
X
50Va
47%
513/4
19 %?■
;
90/
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46%
141
58,600
437/a
..: *29%
-
101 %■ 104
103%
j\
21
102%
•
7,500
17%
.
43%
10'A
9 Var
30
47%
"■
:
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46
X >89
91
132
X 45 V.
102 %
93
51
,
>22% X
*123 >•
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173/4
45-
*
20%
.
527/8
: 487/0 •
21% :/2i% •/
20 X
'
19%
y
x44
30
.
1003/4
*
52%
21%,
*'
■
90
'
-
30
1031/8
.
46
*■
7,300
*148
373/a
16%
173/4
451/2-
,
8,200
79%
"
:
13,100
•
*29
:
16%
46
;
46
1
281/4
1
4,300
91/2
49%
•'-'.
49
'
;
8,100
4%
'
'
,'-148
37%
■«
7,500
43/4
4%'*
;•
14,200
167/a
1%
*20V2 •21%
4%,
-
5,400 X
6
•*•
,
<2,000
16%
6<
:
1,900
-18,800
•
15
16 '/a
>
6%
l3/a
21
*20%
-
;
1,006
28'A
21
•
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:
2,300
1
'
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;
16%
9 Va
79%
6
«
17
1%-
493%
*
,
12
149
;
\
28-
9%
49
79%
V
1,700
38,300
..
.
13%
X
6%
163/4
1%
,43/4
"27%
27 Va
9%
6 Va
20%;
4%
-
27"
v'r
-
24.
X
38
•
20%
•
.
4%
'
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1%^
-49V2
27%
43-
.
54%
87
87
-
..
.
.9
.
38 3/4
f.
■
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9%
-38%
9'%
4,900
33%.
2,500:
"
15%
; " i5
•
151/a
15
v:
15V4'
>
45'%
56%
57%
<3,600
;
26%
34 %
86 Va
87%
20%
26%
V
20%
*8%'
9
37
37%
373/a
37%
-
56
:
22%
47/8
2
9
;
*83/4
400
14,800
,300
2,900
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871/2
600
20%
.
203/a
12,200
2'/a
4,600
2 '/a
2
9
9
9 Va
1,100
'
221/4
55 Va
56
*54%
551%
-800
35%
35%
361/4
35%
357%
84,600
37%
37%
37%
38 %
38 %
387/8
2,100
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*
t
56 «/3
35
"
223/a
X *47/8
V
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•
22%
22%
2%
'.
35
*443/4. 453/4
X 561/4 « 56'3/4
57
87%
36%
22%
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22
22
22
22%
*22
22%
22%
23
<
22
47/8
47/b
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4%
4%
.
300
1:900
,
'
5
47%
900
38%
39
38
383/4
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
27%'
.
28%
11,100
27%:
29
273/4
28%
27%
27%
267/u
27%
11,500
26%
27 Va
27
27
27 V*
27%
273/4
24 Va
24%
24%'
24%
243/s
24%
243/s
24%
121/8-
13%
123/4
13 %
> 127/8
133/4
13%
13%
33
33%
33%
32%
33Va
33
33
32 7/0
.1 33 Va
20%
21
20%
21%
20%
21
27%
12%
33
;
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33%
X
21
-
<
29%-
-
.45% -46%
*80
:
*78.
.
.
27%
>
33%
35-Va
36
30%
307/8-
18 '/a
18%
331/4
29%
48 Va
48
49 Va
49
497%
10,800
80%
*80
81'A
*80
81 Va
79%
>
80
*70%
71
29
29Va
29
■■
80-
.
79
16%
; 263/a
x 343/4
*79%
81
*701/2
72
*79
80
115
26%
15%
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v
*79
153/4
"
96%'
47/,
"
•31%
'
22 Va
22%
.
47
'
38%
39
33%
35%
8,900
3l
'30%
30%
4,700
19%
"19%
19%
4,700
47
«
23%:
116%
47
23%
*116
;
47
*463/4
231/4
23%
118
•
lIIIIl
?3634
,'
37 Va
19%
X-
;
371/4
.
76
76%
76%
22%
22%
22V4
-19%
•
37%
-7*91%,
>18%-
93%
23
45%
46Va
31%
323/4
32
21%
22%
21
Va
16%
♦157/8
16
-377/8
387/a
38»/a
39
14
13%
34%
137/a
I33/4,
133/4
>.>
•
19 Va
,14
•
36%
.
35%
10
97/a
23
f
22 %
19'/2
193/4.
37
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19 Va
5,300
21
*15%
♦191/4.
28%'
85
12,800
.
20%
16
39
.<•37%
"
31,600
;
21%
16
9%
<.
10,000
f
10,000
387/a
28%
"
85
47'/4
32%
-
15%
.
Va
85
-
19%.
-
9%
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19%
351/2
19%
<
9%:
19%
377/8
93%
.*92%
:'
193/a
28'/a
18%
29
85
85
*85
400
1,800
34%
.
8,600
9%
.5,300
23
4,200
191/4 <20
18 7/a
29-3/4
86
>•' 28%
22%
•
38
37%
*19
*
34
97/a
23
'371/2
-
28 7/a""
85
97/a
X»92%
.
93V2
-
36%
23
-
<
931/2
50
310
22%
46%
32
<
.XX 230
76%
22
46%
-
28
880
97
143j
"76%
45%
22%
'223/4
.
v
*96%
143
391/4
35%
'
-
.
142
31%
>
900
36,100
.
'
97
142
142
23%
119
39
13%
10/
97/a
217/s- '22%
*96%
96%
47Va
*116%
153/4
,
:
14
13%
par
1
2,100
34%
.
76
313/4
22%
16 "• :
*15%
•
26
191/4
1
1
4,300
26
261/4
142
22% '
31%
30
15%
337%
*95 "
i
'
-
46V4
40
15%
1
30%
47
76%
22%
457/a
80
V
19
23%
75%
-.
31%
par
150
■
,
35%
116%
145
71
30%
23%
96 Va
23
22%
40
80
•
*70%
18%
116%
'
♦142' '
75
80
.
30%
-
47'% "
23 Va
■
140 «/2
'
3,300
34%
..
30%
,47
.
.
16%"
26%.
357/3
.-■,18%
"
79
.157/8
.
263/4-
18%
'96%
743/4
29%
'
'
100
2,900
66,900
80
'30%
471/4
120
140
3,400
4.300
46%
47%
71;
16
.
''23%,
96%
100
9,900
29,800
1
29
78
f 79
16 Va
T
;
T
263/8
23
.
'81
*,70%
•
15%
47%
-
;'"78
-
80
*115
•
.
*80
26%
.
>45%
:
79%'
71
*79
>
20% '211/4
•' '293/3
'29
,:si
71
,,
:
-
,
'
.29
..
,
327/b1. 33 Va
33% '■33Va>'
.
337/e
>20%
loo
._HZI~loo
313A
20%
2Va.
9
-24%
•4%%
•
26%
34%
20%
2 *
35%
11%
preferred (1st series)—100
Medusa Portland Cement
No par
Melville Shoe
Corp/common
1
4% preferred series B
'
267/8
*44%
•
86%
56
26%
Mach & Eng Co 'I
No par
McQuay Norfis Mfg Co__—ll
10
Mead Corp common
—' _5
57
<
.
*
2
.
47/8
45
20%
56%
22Va
34%
87V»<> /
35%
,24 i/e
9
/•
27
45
.
57%
X 87
*21% .22%
1
27
34 Va1
,
-V
•
343/4
3
A_ "
"-"'55
,
',-20%
2 Va
9
45
56%
100
*
.
."V
20%.
.2-
27.%347/8
45
-
54,.
...
:• *273/4
> 333/4
'
34
45...
20
4
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—.No
McKee (AG) &
Co_——No
Inc-
M7%
1
16%
'.
27%
1
preference B_—-
McLean Trucking
21
:■
33%
..
Robbins
1%-
•27
'.•v
—III50c
class
27%
21
•
6%
16%.
1%
6,400
13% -T4
*
'27%
■
4,300
20%
25
243/8*34
■
220
94,200
.
..
14
17Va
1
'
—^
preferred-;
Inc
13%
f
24%:
40
1,200
4,000
21%
147/8
_5
preference B^.—
McGregor-Doniger
14%
;
•
3,400
37
21
16%
.,,.14% ,J14%:
No par
;
28
1,600
14,400
,
81% "81%
:
18%
"13%
,
143/4
9Va
,
..
series—100
common
13%
13%
7 20%- .211%
> 27'/a
27%
15
38V4'
■
<
-i"
sefies.No par
1959
•
35,300
•'
27
17%'
53%
.
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc—
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp—__1
2.50
McGraw-Edison Co
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing—I_I_
1
McNeil
43
27
143/4
"
•
30% v.31%
—No par
convertible
&
42'%
-
Va
37
17%
44%
____i
4—'
convertible preferred'.
McKesson
311/4
15
■•X..v *139
Co —No par
Corp
conv.
18 J/2
-14
,
17%
6'/a
♦91Vi
V\.-
...
12.50
common
conv
f:
14%
37
80%
1'.
18'%
;■ 27
*: .■17%
'
*89
_
343/4 Jan
21
3
31/2%
14%
14%36%
81%
17%
*101 Va
-
„
Mar
19% Dec
27
&
preferred
McCrory Corp
Jan
104
*14s%
/,
'
21
'49'/4
,_No par
Si<
McCord Corp
125
15
27%:
37
36%
*81
18 J/4
211/4 "22
-
■
$1.50 conv preferred———No
par
McCall
May 29
15
Moore
1947 serles^No par
preferred
—_^No par
MCA Inc
Jun
16
15
-
Mays (JW) Inc———1
Maytag Co ——_L——..No par
95
14% Jan
34% Sep
5% Jan
$3.40
•3%%
/
;
15
*123
I"
."
$3.75 preferred
97
22
&
Corp
19% Jun
107
X-'.
1
'
1
Co__
$3.75 .preferred
-
27%
27
15
-20-
Martin-Marietta Corp
Ll
Mason ite Corp_
x
No par
May Dept Stores common—^——-5
84
26%
' '
27%
"
;
.
—
58 Va Jan
27 J/4
16%
U"- v211/4'
5
Marlln-Rockwell Corp,
Corp
I—,———
Marquette Cement Mfg Co ~X
327/8 Mar 20
25
<15
t
21%
48'/4
Shirt——JZ—~I5
Marshall Field
•
42%'
50%
10
Marquardt
46% Mar 15
V
20%
105
1
_i
Marine Midland Corp__
13
Feb
<
51%
27%
"101 %
"X.
_
Mkremont
"
33%
51%
17%
10
,X'Xl
50
_.
Inc
Oil
34%
33%
•
!
Marathon
33'%
341%
52%
20%
9%
27%
•
-
1
10
Maracaibo Oil' Exploration-—
12
56
•
4—3.331/3
Co__
common
Manning Maxwell
1
I8V2 Jan
17
42V4 Jun
6
243/4 July 16
27
3J Va Jun
14
23% Jun
83% Dec
4
31
35
5
3
30% Jan
9
Feb
Mar
30 J/4 May 21
21
Aug
22% Jan
223/4 July
32% Aug
77 % Feb
Jan
76:
7
26%
"
27
24%
x
.
46*'
"XVx
5o
preferred-
Manhattan
33%
33 Va
"
27'/a1,
+34
45%*
,
28
-323%
'
-51%
27%
-17%
e
Mallory (PR) & Co.,-
453/8 Mar 14
203/4 May 29
22 V4 May 29
77% Jan
12% Jan
86% Jan
27
25
May 29
•
1
6
6
May 29
4% Jun
36
2
12
8
533%
16'/a
36%-
H
X".
—
Jun
L
Square Garden Corp com_l
60c convertible
preferred-.-No par
Magma Copper
10
Magnavox Co
X _^__x
1
47% Mar 20
25
34%
521%
27 %-
:*'< *148
Madison
IOV4 Mar 21
343A Jun
12 % Jan
24% Jan
25
33i%
341/a
20 %t
79
(Ky)4No par
Co—
Steamship
Fund
9,600
42'%
'
•*
preferred—___100
Tfucks Inc
Madisdn
3% Mar 27
14,700
73'A
20 3/4
48%1
Macy (RH) Co Inc common—a.
1
"':4VaVc' preferred series A—
100
15
47% Nov
33 :,/8 Dec
JanX2
91% Apr
36% Jan
30 3/8 Jun
72
30 3/8 Jan
277/8 July 19
22% Jan
412 Jan
25
10
I
'5x(a%
70%
72 Va
/
12 Va
100
Mack
23
*70 »/4
73%
-
-27J/4
'
_10
MacAndrews & Forbes.
44% Mar 15
47Va Feb
16
2
28
3
20
17V2 Jun 25
Dec
16% Jan
40% Feb
70%
70%
71'%
17%
9%
■
:
1
com
M
27% Jan
4,000
70
70%
70%
16%
26%
:■
■'
—,_1.
Co common—_4—_5
Steel
Bros
"28%
20%
27 Va
50c
X—^
D
Lowenstein *(M)
Lukens
:
28'%
•
17%
*201/4
5
—:
Irtc_
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville &- Nashville
4
21% Feb
29
'
14
.
.
,X
27V4
', *4%'
,.5
7%
8
671/2 Jan
•
(P)
*
-
XL;
25
com
proferred
series
Lorillard
; Apr -11
137
B
28%
'
.44%
27%
40
7
preferred
series
4.35%
Mar 20
May 25
conv
5%. series
6
4
Dec
35
.;
1/
Long Island Lighting Co
Mar 20
May 17
May 1
3,500
3,600
29%
"'70'%
37% •"
18
16%
r
5
Lone Star Gas Co common—
Mar 20
t
1
30'%
20 '
6
V
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
^
.X
_]
LoeWs Theatres Inc,.^..—„——l
Lphe Star Cement Cotp
I
4
13.1
20,300
56%
32%
15 v,
"
—3
Co
Co—
Industries
When issued
24% Feb
.«
56
295%
14%
"
1
_i—__—«^___100
Litton
6-
27V4 Jan
1
Corp common^t...x
—2.50
3%% hon-cum conv pfd_4j
20
47% Feb
"
f
8IJ/2
*13%
14Va
"••
17
A—,.No par
:,
14
:
1
Refineries. Inc__
Belt
18%
56%
30
18'%
19%
/
1
Lionel
52% July 31
52% Feb 16
18% May 29
193
Jun
6
170
104
9
34V2 May 29
19V2 July 25
18% May 29
27'/a Feb- 27
29 '/4 Nov
July
Link
2
152% J*r,
14
series
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—XL
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
54% Mar 29
19% Jan
26
165% Dec
46
26% Jan
25
May 29
,T8'/4
56 %
29%
16%
RR___U—No par
preferred
;
18%
29%
28%
27%
121
-
6,000
56'%
27%
.
*24%- *24%
V
5
L-ibbey-Owens-Ford-Glass
Libby: McNeil & Libby^
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
6
40% Sep 26
23 Va Nov
9
pfd
Corp
Leonard
'
18'A
200
2,200
*
29%
43%
v
13%
>V """271/4,
15
Lehn & Fink Products^
155% May 11
May 31
conV
Lehigh Valley
Lehman
t.
441%.
/
35%
"'27%
./
5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement ——I
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1% Mar 16
Feb
5
6
8
35% Feb
4_^_^_4_^_No par
„i—*.*,..—..!,—
Rubber & Tire—.,
Leesona Corp
6
22 »/4 Apr
Bryant
Lee
15
Feb
9
7
152'% Dec
Jan
15% Mar
24
May 29
60% Mar
3
39
6
28
25%
44%
53%'
i *14%-
17%
""*34
1
9
19-ra Jan
25
v
;
25
3
15'/4 Jun
81% Jan
1
Ai-J
series
3'
25
251%.
44%
18 J/a
81
21%
27 Va
4
conimon.^..i...
preferred
291/4 Feb
4 V4 Jun 25
24% May 29
,
17%
.13 %
20%
.
,v
5
21% Apr
inn
25%
441/4:
1,800
'•
38%
'
5
36'/a Jan
5% July
14
.
10
15
1 %
Oct
27%
27
1*
35
27 Va
,-
i
>
Siegler Inc
25%
34%
27%
.
14%.::
14%
-
__lo
Sutherland -Paper Co_<
Lane
27%
:
44'%
33%*'
.
~20
-
77%
25'%
*
50%
X
43%
Jun
.13V4 Jun
22% Mar 22
7
Dec
4
"
42%'
36% Jan
2% Mar 21
16% Jan
Co
Co
•-'•■
95
*37%
.
56 '/a
70%
.
38
77
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21
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2
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2
17 V4
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4
27
3
3
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40 V2 Mar
25
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27
Oil Industries—-
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%
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2
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24
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18
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11
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8
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11
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26% Jun
,
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57
95
•
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26
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Keystone Steel &
Mar 16
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95
77%
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44% Mar 14
88
11% May- 29
20
11% Jun
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20
32% May 29
25 Va May 29
14% Jun 25
6
Jan
11
23
3
May 28
106
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91
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6
14
20% Dec
Jan
33 % Mar
27
Oct
41
79 % Jan
23
34 Va Apr
131
19
49% July 20
48 %
Electric
&
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Copper
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Kern County Land Co_I__,____l_2.50
5
46% Feb
10
11% Jan
27
91% Mar
25
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94
!
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94
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98 J/2
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29
27%
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3
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100
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Kayser-Roth-' Corp—,—>_.*—•
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78
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13
93
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4
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28
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7
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27
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13
25
24
44% Dec
Oct
24
,67% May 29
60% May 28
11
34% Dec
2Ci%
Jun
91% Apr
26% Jun
57% May 3
42% May 23
85
Jan
:
14
27
27
Dec
preferred
Mar 30
25
47% Jun
94% May 16
38% Sep
4.35%
95
26
36% Jun
1
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preferred
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71
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38
.
23
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82
27
preferred.
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33
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75% Jan
96 Va Nov
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18
84 % Jan
843/4 Aug 25
Chem
&
08% Mar 19
50 Va Apr
37%
37%
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93%
•
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.
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK
Range tot Previous
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STOCKS
-
STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
»
.
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Year 1961
Lowest'
-
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Lowest
Highest
5
NEW YORK
Highest
Feb
28
18% May 28
28
Mercantile Stores
74
Oct
30
95% Dec
12
60
Jun
25
94% Mar 23
75
Apr
20
86 % Dec
11
84'/Wan
5
88% May 25
24% Mar 10
37% Dec
5
13% Apr
15 V* Dec
9% Jan
11
3
3
Aug
Co
f 3
20
12% Jan
31,
11
9% May 29
14% Jan
2
Linotype Coa
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
Trust—Units
of
3
41 % Jan
3
79
Sep
89 % Jan
12
Mesta
58% Feb
15
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc__I.No
15% July 10
82% Jan
3
May 27
93% Jan
2
Jan
46% Apr
87
July
9
84
3
94
Jan
9
99
May
3
29% May 25
43% May 29
Feb
58
9
58
Aug~
95%, Jan
24
Nov 17.
30%
,Jan
55
4
Middle
58% Feb
14
Midland-Ross
101 % May 22
8
40% Feb
5
20
25
76
Jun
15
133 % Jan
78 Vb
July 16
98% Jan
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1
25
Miles
2
109 % Sep
19
97% Dec
Jun
Mar 19
16% Sep
23
66% Dec
29
87% Jun
12
41 Va Jun
15
70% Feb
20
34% Sep
12
16 Va Jun
27
24% Jan
3%
4
6'
34
May 29
45% Apr
Jun
21
44% Feb
21% Oct
19
Jun
28
27
34% Jan
42% Jun
6
32% Jun
25
5% Mar 27
2% Jun
25
Feb
convertible
4
25
51% Mar
42
Mar
5
:
;
62
Jan
71
Jan
79
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25% Jan
2
11% Apr
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-■
13
19% Apr
4
8% Dec
21
10% Jan
19
7% Jun
14
9% Jun
29
-5% Jun
15
44% Jan
20
58% Aug 23
35
25
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Mar 10
31
Jan
1
3
/ 30% Dec
26
31
39
Jun
43% NOV
29
28
39% Jan
,
30
22 % Jun
;
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34%'Mar
3
16
100
68% Sep
22
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3
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29% Jan
9
4
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35
35
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14
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23
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25
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38%
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31
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100
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Monsanto
37% Apr
27
98%
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25
51% Jun
3
44% Dec
16% Jan
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46
98%
100/
18% Jun
20
5.400
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45 V4
46
98 Va
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37% Feb
22 V4
11%
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32
32%
45 %
preferred
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8
15
28 % Apr
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,1. ■
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33% Mar 13
25%'Jun 27
1
17% Feb
21
.
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11%
.
96
83
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31%
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82 Va
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20
26
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98
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23
52% Jan
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;
88
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82 Va
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1
37% Jan
2
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11
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99
14'/4
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22% Mar 20
15
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86 3/4
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10
:
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69% May ID
79
75% May 28
15
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19
66
Mar 28
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Missouri
7% May 29
18
3
14 %
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82 Va
13
1
22
26% Oct
34-
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35 y4 Jun
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■
3
26% Jun
13% Apr
4
73% Mar 29
8
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♦81 Va
Mississippi River Ftiel Corp...
14
19% Jan
•
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50%
Mission.
42% May 15
50% Nov
20
34 % Jan
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88
13
■
4% Jan
22%
34%
;
49 V4
40% Feb
37% Apr
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94%
100
Chem
&
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13%
♦86 %
Enterprises Inc
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Mining & Mfg________No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
Mission Corp
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16
3
35 V4
14 Va
Minnesota
24
34
44
35% Jan
'
35%
Minn
Apr
6
45% Apr 11
30% Mar 22
35% Jan
.
Philipp Corp.
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7
22% Dec
-
Utilities
Laboratories
Minerals
•
14% Mar 12
12'/a May 29
10 % Jan
South
1st preferred
Midwest
Oil
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70% Feb
14
35%
12%
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2
4
3
123% Dec
4.45%
•
10
170% Mar 10
19% Jan
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39% Jan
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12 Vs
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35%
-
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May 28
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101 % May
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80
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41% Nov
30% Jan
Mar 28
96
81
3
84% July
12%
74'/4
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12%
23%
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13
84% Nov
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12
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233/8
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87
33%
%
12 Vs
23 V4
35
88 Va
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97
10
12
Sep
90
52% Jan
27
25
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22
the Week
11
73%
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22%
76%
11%
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27
87
19
78% Sep
78
8
23 V4
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22 %
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Thursday
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23 %
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45% Jan
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August I
July 31
23 Vs
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July 30
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Tuesday
Monday
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8% May 28
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23%
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26
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3
16% Aug
8
27
31 % Jan
12
11% Mar 29
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22
43 % Jun
62% Mar 16
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25
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25
30% Apr
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92% Feb
7
52
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2
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108
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-
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86
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26
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6
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12
26
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79
24
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26
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15
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Newmont Mining Corp common
10
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100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
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28
'57%'Jun
12
Jan r
27
123/4
5
3%%
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co.
4"
33/a Jan
Jun
37 <: May 28
9
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2
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72
Sep
Jun
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14
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68
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22
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65% Aug
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5
38 %
12
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23
25
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1
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85
243/4
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27%
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12
81% Mar
May 29
24%
55%
;
27%
39%
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1
43% Jan
D
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preferred
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25% Jan
May 29
1136
241/4
24%
50%
27%
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Co
19% May 29
28
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52
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27
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6
100
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21
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22%
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2
5% May 28
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5
22 ■% Jan
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6%
Apr
24% Feb
28
9
10% Apr
3
16% Dec
22%
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23 V2 Feb
22
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20 %
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Jun
15%
153/4
11%
22%
par
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preferred
May 29
,15
49
151/4
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pfd series of 1951
7%
;24% Jun
15% Jan
11
48
15V4
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Co-common
1'
$4.50 preferred..^.
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No par
National Lead Co commori
;
^5
Jan
127%: Jan
25
Chem
Fuel
164% May
136 Va Mar
5
11
493/s
15
'
8
27
74
98
11
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15%
38 7/8
/
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,
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97% May
68
May 28
2
151% Jan
Distillers &
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,
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3
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National
,
9% Mar 27
56% Jan
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Inc.....
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/
2
55% Oct
27
Natl
1.
36% Aug 30
3.
5% Jan
23
33% Aug 17
:131% Dec
15
28% July 21
17% Nov
National
Lines
10%
10%
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Biscuit
National
.
92% May 25
54
Mar 23
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4
Jan
30% Jan
27
93% Jan
■■
25
65'/a Aug 17
26
1146% Dec
-
83% Jan
9
Aug
97
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90% Aug 25
148% Sep
29% Feb
1
9 % Apr
53% May
23 % Jan
City
22% May
46%' Jun
::
9
'124% Aug
Castings Co.i
National
26
18r/4 May 29
23% Jan
i
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7
19% Jun
23
82 % Aug 25
'»■
5
12
28
46% July
78
National
33% Apr
4
•
2
27
78% Nov
30
18% Oct
1
4
18
71% Jun
142 % Nov
4
25 % Jan
Jan
132% Jan
9% May 29
30
26% Feb
61% Jan
59% Jan
t
24
Dec-"7
17%
8% Aug 10
124
45 % Apr
.
50
23%
23% '
31%. Jan
-
14%
1*
19% May 19
■
10%
:
50
National Airlines.... ;
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m
50
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5
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25
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10
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47
18% Apr
2
9% Nov
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,
35 "Va
37%
1,000
400
6.400
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(550)
.
.
.
Monday, August 6, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Highest
Lowest
79
83.% Nov
Jan
8
90% Jan
95
33% Jan
19
NOV
16% Apr
12
,
32% Aug 24
42% Nov
52% Aug
103
Apr
ioo
7
45% Mar
28
31
11
39% Jan
~ 17
56% Jan
4
17% Oct
24
59 Va Oct
Sep
4
,87% Jan
6
1472 Jan
13
/12% Oct
5
,
98
33 72 Dec
21
52
•',.,
Jan
3
141% Jan
5
.
23
30% Jan
.
'.
'
3
7
12 Va Nov
24
13% Dec
,
—
14
8
2374 Dec
43
101% Feb
25
Jan
15% Jan
Jun
16
393/8 July 19
59% Nov 22
5
953/4 Nov 24
18
36 % Jun
32% Oct
25
853/4 Apr
443/4 Apr
30
19f
60% Nov 22
433/4 Jun
5
357. Dec
22 % Jun
21
Sep
19 s/a Jan
3
22 Va
7
25
75% Apr
11
31
Peabody Coal Co
Jan
Apr
rr
Dec
26
15 % Jan
3
26
4172 Jan
14
14
24
July 24
July 17
May 31
May 29
10
23 s/a
May 9
4972 Apr 14
'4
377a Apr
Feb~27
33
Jun
Jun
17 74
28
May 2
28% July 12
18
27
9
5%
27
15
21
23 74 Jan
40
37
Pendleton
Mar 29
27% Jan
4
19% Jan
Penick
2
Penn-Dixie
4.68%
3
48% Jan
17
52% Jan
5
593/4 Nov
20
3
457a Nov
6
23% Jun
25
41
Jan
2
3074 Dec
U
41% Jun
6
257a Jun
14
34% Feb
20
26 3^ Jan
9
Dec
6
283/4 May 29
38% Mar 22
943/4 Sep
90% Jan
19
10172 Jun
5
106% May 25
5
97% Jun
2
9874 July 25
95 * Jan
3
ll3/8 Jan
3
1874 Dec v 4
1074 Jun
27
32 3/a Jan
3
59
33
27
Decj-6
Jun
Penn
54% Jan
A
4-
14%
21.
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; 100 •:-!
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20:%
20%
53s/8
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31
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3,100
31
148
146,
197a
3,000
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147
7
6%
6%
6%
175/a
>
300
177a
17%
9,800
j
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9%
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175/8
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58%
58%
59
577s
587a
92
92
92
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40%
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23%
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177a
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28
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100 V*
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97
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25
25
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18
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46
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40
29
293/4
28%
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32%
100
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40
30
20,100
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.
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100
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-
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4,300
19,700
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18
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573/8
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100
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38%.
22%
& Light torn—Nopar
preferred—
—;
100
4.40% series preferred100
Pennsylvania. RR—
—.—--.-10 d
-Peoples Drug 'Stores Inc.——^—5
2
41%
5-1%
11
10%
29%'.
19 7a
,-.-37%,
29%;
16%,,
v 41
•
125/8
58 %
4%%
101% May 25
18% Feb
2
16%
1.8,100
200
.
,
9%
•91%
50
Penney (JC)
1
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
3
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—1
conv
37%...
29% "
35%
.
13
Corp-!
Inc
94.
..
12%
;
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28 72 Jan
40
Co
Fruit
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t
95%
94
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148
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f
30
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43%
Shares
12%
9%
12%
17%
1
Industries
Tool
-
.
;
37% ,.37%
the Week
„
/ 9%
9%
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94
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6%.
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25
preferred
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53%
30%
-
17%
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common:
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;
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Parke Davis & Co..
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Parmalee Transportation-:—No par
35
35%
10%
'/
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95%
34%
43%
95
,
40%
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Airways Inc.
.
38% Mar 15
July 24
23% jun
16
149
6'/4
17 %
*94%
29%
54%
30%:
♦148
70c,
1
Panhandle East Pipe Line—Nopar
4% preferred:
100;
,*'• Paramount Pictures Corp:
.—_1
8
20%
53
30%
95%,
29% ■
r 16%
41%,
..'51%
'
19
40%
; 28%
,.
29%;
99
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30%
19
10%;.
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17
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.
-
Electronics-
Amer
World
37%
.28%
19
20%
-
:
American. Sulphur—
Pan
12
97% Feb
58% Feb
a
Co—-1
Pan
59% Mar 14
913/4 July 30
53% Jan
V Packard-Bell
12
24% Feb
45 3/6 May 29
8672 Jan
Products
17%
94"
10%
"•28%
&* Teleg
Telep
*16%
*92
19
5
Corp!——Nopar
com—14 2/7
6% preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp-.
1
Packaging Corp. of America
5.
3
Jan
20
15% Jan
Hawaiian
'Pacific
7% Jan 12
23% Mar 5
25
25
Corp
43%
96
84%
99
35
16%
17'
42.;
43%
36;
.
Pacific Lighting
2
39% Jan
2
158% Feb 26
1074 Jun
11
12
Pacific
July 23
22
60%Jan
May 29
American
35%
Friday
August 3
*95
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*98%
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„
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14%
21
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21.
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56
56%
V-; 76% j 77%
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100
100
".Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc_5
Pacific Gas & Electric
1—
10;
20
36% Feb
May 29
1974 Aug
3
>
2
872 May 29
6
Pacific
12
—L—i_-Nopar
preferred—•
IS
2
15
25
4%J. .preferred——^——100,
Co common!
-15'
•
*94%
Sales for
Thursday
Augusts
43 %
95.
84%
99
95%
94
16%
Oxford Paper
5
25
163/4 July
Mar 22
'
Jan
2
Mar 23
115
16
574 May 28
3
874 May 16
2.474 Aug 30
26 3/fc May 15
19
14
95%
37%; 37%
29%; 30%
;
-
95
*83%
*98%
36
Wednesday
August 1
43%
43
98%
*92
-
——-No par;
Co
-Owens-Corning Flberglas Corp—1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
2
Jan.
26% May 29
1427a May 29
4
Apr
•
■>.96
9 s/a Jun
47
6574 Oct 20
177
574 Jan
18J,a Dec
16% Sep
26
48% Apr
23
16 3% Jun
1
3
343/a Dec
Jun
97% Jan
15
Mar
18
13
Outlet
2
87% Feb
28 % Jun .22
July 11
243/4 Jun
25% Jan
27
99% Jun
18
1
14
Jun
.
64
3
43% Dec
..
.
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Apr 11
120% Apr
18
1
Jun
19
50
104r.
26
26% Jan
-
13% May 28
19
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—__,100
Opelika,Manufacturing Cerp_.
5
Orange «fe Rockland. Utilities——10
-Otis Elevator-—---———3.125'
Outboard * Marina Corp—30c
3
76
Jan
24% Mar
94%
84% '
16%
—2fl
-
-
preferred-
43
94%
*83
98%
*94%
Oil Co
35%
Co. oommotn-5
^Oklahoma Natural Gas-—-,—7.50
Olin Mathleson Chemical Corp-—5
"
64% Jan 23
35
May 28
45% Jun 25
& Electric
preferred-
4.24%
41% Jan
3
17% July 18
102% .Mar 22
.
"
106
3
28% Feb 20;
-
82% Oct
41
25
42%
IS
common
——
Gas
4%
-
Feb 26
25
Jun
26
~~5
26% Dec
;
116% Jan
3
: 76
Sep 28
Okla
18% Apr 23
94% Jun
8
29% Jun
Nov 27
82
•
8
1116 % Aug
Dec
Co
preferred
100
preferred-,
100
4.56%
preferred,
100
4.44% preferred—
100
Ohio Oil Co—Name changed to Marathon
8.90%
May 16
25
Edison
4.40%
18
16% Jun
22
39
;
Ohio
2
May 15
Mar 26
88 % Jan
17% Mar 15
90
4
98
8&
30 % Jun
4
Aug
11
29
3
94% July 18
20.
Dec
85
Jan
97% July
Nov 22
49
May 28
92
Dec 27
100.
93 V* Jan
49% Jan
38
23
95% Feb
Jan
Par
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
July 31
Monday
July SO
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
80% Jun
52% NOV 16
35% Jan
89
Range Sine* Jan.
Lowest
560
■220
23,000
400
-
.
AV
1
;'
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Nov
3
58% Dec
12
Sep 27
July 24
50% Jan
24
37
59% Nov
8
34
52% Mar 19
39% May 29
36
46
43% Jan 12
63% Apr 20
Jun
25
Jun
Apr 30
56% Feb 16
22
12% Jun
15
'
:> 58
94 % Feb
1
3
-Jan
Dec
100
15%Sep. 26
32% Sep 15
36
20
99
12
20%. Jun
5%; May 25
53%; Nov 24
3
2 % Jun
46% Jan
•
30% Jun
29
Sep. 12
103 Vk Mar 29
3
80.% Sep 22
91 % July
5
100
Aug 14
85
Mar
'Dec
100
104 % Mar
33% Jan
'3
78 % Jan
'3
125
30
% Jan
1
82
Jan
102
8
3
44% Jan
4
76% Dec
94
Feb
3
99
Dec
Dec
20
60%- Jun
39Jan
10
18% Jan
3
68% Oct
Jan,
81
59y8 Mar 14
16% Jun
27
26% Apr
2
25
69
Jan
4
Feb
6
100
Jan
15
18*% Jun
27
41% Jan
11
97
27
19
27
36% Jun
22
13% Aug
1
81% Aug 23
27% Apr 24
88% Mar 21
77% May 29
86 V* Mar
1
88
71
81
8
Dec
27
12% Oct
23
123
Apr 21
18% Mar 16
Sep 27
131
Nov
3
62 3/a Dec
8
28% Apr
3
797a Feb 28
93/4 Oct 30
7177a May 17
44
22
127% Jan
21
18% Jan
.July 31
12% Jun
19
,
Jan
Jan
22
16% May 15
May 11
Jan
Pittston
Jan
$3.50 convertible preferred——75
Plough. Inc——*————-2.50 :
When issuedi—!!————1.25 <,
May 1
29% Feb 16
67% Feb
20
12% Jan
674 May 29
4
9
Aug 11
46'% July 21
Jan
12
37
Jun
27
54
65% Jan
24
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21
55% Jan 24
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113
61
Dec
5
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5
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5
135"
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Jan
175
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3
88
73
,
Jan
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2574 July 2
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4
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4
10
50
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14
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;
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,
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6
29
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7
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83% Jan
3
86
1 Jan
10
Jan
3
21
8
106
28
70 % Aug
21 % Jan
Dec
►
108% Dec
78
7
Nov
22
7
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9
23% Apr
7
May 17
227a Nov
16
Jan
3
14
84% Apr
4
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33 3/a Jan
3
43% Oct
11
42
Jun
12
39% Jun
14
323/4
Oct~24
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25
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3
102
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5
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2
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104
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29
29
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2
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88
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23
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100
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21
18
29
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4.32%
preferred
2
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29
23% May
8
38% Mar
9
Pullman. Inc
25
37
May 29
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For
4
31
footnotes,
see
60
139
page 25.
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16
Quaker Gats
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
.
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6%
Co
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Quaker State. OH Refinlnv Corp.. 10
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91% May 17
94% May 7
May 21
110% Feb
.
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317a May
119
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43
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13
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25
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8
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22 3/4 Mar 30
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14
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13
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13
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Feb
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197a Jan
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Jan
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1%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc—1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
-10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com-!—Nopar!
5% preferred class A——100
5% % 1st series prior pfd—100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—100
Pittsburgh Young &. Ash pfd—^100
139
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; ! 3.90% series preferred.—___10ft
Phillips Petroleum.....;————-5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.
...—1
Plllsbury Co common.—-.—Nopar
$4 .preferred..!
—No par
Piper Aircraft Corp———————t
Pltney-Bowes Inc——————_2
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$5
convertible preferred
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.' $4.80 .preferred
(conv)--—No par
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1
2
75
,
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5
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84% Feb
Jun
34%
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13
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5
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Apr
5
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88.
42%
28
38
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8
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6
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66 % May 29
82
July 16
64% July 31
22% Nov 20
Pfizer
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62% Jan
35% Jun 25
24
14% Jan
July
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43
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petroleum' Corp .of America-.-—
Permutit Jnc—
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2
Feb 13
57*% Mar 15
July 10
96
May 8
83%; Mar 16
12
25
7
.
47% Jun 25
86
7^% Jan
51 % Sep
25
6
19% Jan
42
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98 f
Jun
6
84% Nov 29
Nov
!
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101 y4 July 13
15
25
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35%, Nov 27
96
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2
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May 29
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.
3
30% Jan
Nov
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Jan
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51% July 27
37 % Jan
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—Nopar
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100
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51
3
May 28
.
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,
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Number 6183
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
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(551)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALB PRICES
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
July 30
July 31
Par
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
August 1
Friday
August 3
the Week
August 3
Shares
R
49% Jan
16
70% Jan
23
65% May
j
175
Dec
28% Jun
9
Jun
29
16%
Oct~24
23%
26% Dec
5
57 % Jan
4
17% Jan
27
8
25 % Feb
13
2
13
30
7% Jun
14 % Feb
25
24% Apr
41 % Feb
16 % May 29
May 29
25
6% Jun
15
18
1
15
3
13% Jan
Jun
22
66 % Jan
2
Red
17% Jun
27
21% Jun
8
Reed
10% May 29
21% Feb
12
13
71%-Dec
8
34
3
12% Jan
3
29% Nov
16
Jan
3
28% May 10
15
Oct
26
16% Jan
6
>
9% May 29
16% Jan
4%
4
Reichhold
16% Jun
26
19% Apr
6
Reliable
Stores
31% Jun
28
49 % Jan
4
Reliance
Elec
49% Jun
13
9% Jun
11
66% Mar
29
25
3
14% Jan
6
52% Aug,
18% May 11
22
Dec
7
18
23
14
3
12
May 17
65% Mar 3
13
35
Jun
52
May 23
33
84
Aug 18
Jun
23
3
•
60% Nov
Jan
4
Conv
Mar 12
$1
67% Mar 13
Revlon
29
52% Jan
2
27
4
20% Jun
5
Jan
3
49% Jan
30
48
Jan
108
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
97
Jun
50% Apr
116% Jan
8
25
89%. Nov
40% Jun
14
8
90% Oat
23% May
87
6
14
8
Mar
80% Feb
14
Mar
111%
3
37% Sep
25
Jan
4
14
26
25
5
53% July 31
Nov~14
51% Apr
102
Mar 14
Riegel
Richfield
Oil
3
34% May 10
24% May 11
50% Mar 13
18% Jun
27
34% Mar 26
Ritter
Jun
27
42% Feb
Nov
32% Feb
13
26
47% Jun
10
23
5
23 % Jan
34
Nov
38% Aug
9
87
94
Mar 22
4%
2
93% Dec
4
90% Jan
27 % May
5
15% May 29
24% Jan
25
12
12
Telephone
27% Apr
11
33 % Jan
40% May
3
Roper (Geo D) Corp_.
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
18
8% May 29
11% May 29
14% Feb
5
Royal McBee
17% Jan
31 %
41
6
14
27% Dec
1
20
8
25% Apr
18
29% Sep
19
10% Oct
3
43% Apr
19% Apr
12% Feb
3
17% Dec
27
36% Jan
3
46% Apr
7
Dec
15
30
27% Aug
12% Oct
25
22 % Mar 16
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3
10
11
29
4
40%
39%
39%
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39%
5
Ruberoid
26
603/8 Jan
2
6%
500
13%
300
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83/4
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40%
19%
20%
19%
19%
18%
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15
181/4
15
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14%
14 Va
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5,700
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39%
11%
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11%
11%
11%
11
11%
400
11%
11%
17%
17%..
17%
12,800
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173/4
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34%
34%
34%
34%
35
35
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35
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11
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11%
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8
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26
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8
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38 %
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38
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23%
24%
23 V8
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22%
23%
59,500
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263/4
28
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28%
73,400
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49
49
49
49
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102%
103
103
104
,
102
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88
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11
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11
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4
3%
3%
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57
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53%
59%
58
563/4
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56%
36%
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37%
373/8
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37%
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37%
37%
57%
37%
31 %
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
32
32
21%
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22
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22%
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223/4
213/4
213/4
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24%
25%
26
26%
26%
26%
25%
26%
25
26 %
8,800
No par
24%
25 %
25%
25%
24%
25%
243/4
25
24%
24%
8,900
10
29%
29%
29
293%
29%
30
30%
30%
30%
313/g
5
5
33%
33%
33%
34 %
34
34%
33%
34%
33%
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83%
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84
83
84
83
84%
83%
92
♦90
91%
91%
91
91
863/4
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100
1
1
1
1
20 g
54
♦89
3,300
83,500
11,400
2,300
4,700
5,100
•
10,160
100
18%
18
18 %
173/4
18%
173/4
17%
17%
18
9,000
19
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
18
183/4
183/8
18%
7,800
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
♦23%
24%
23%
23%
24
24
24
24
24%
24%
900
38%
38
383/a
37%
38
37%
38
38%
3 8 3/8
81,200
10
10
10%
10
10%
9%
10%
6.700
38
9%
9%
9%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
31%
31%
31%
313/4
31%
31%
11%
__5
No par
_2.50
Co
•90
700
14,400
4
17%
1
1
—
Ryder System
36% May 29
89
Jun 28
*63/4
*13
♦39%
1
(Jacob)
Aeronautical
Inc
Ryan
13
63/4
13
ll3/a
Ruppert
22
18% Feb
31%
6%
88%
Co
26% Jan
7% Jun
30%
3%
Co
Rubbermaid Inc
Jan
15
15% May 29
8
8%
30%
11%
Corp_
14% Jan
July 23
10% Jun
12
10% Mar 15
18% Jan
9%
30%
♦87%
Ronson Corp
31% Mar 15
35,100
9
18%
3%
.
May 29
27% Dec
3
Feb
303/4
9%
*9
18
11%
Corp
Corp
July 25
21% May 29
13
16% Jan
30%
18
.
29% Feb
12% Jan
12,700
17%
88%
preferred series A_„
Rohr Corp
18%
8%
10%
Controls
Rockwell-Standard
28,300
18
9%
9%
"
31 %
8%
"3%
Rohm & Haas Co common
9
May
17% Jan
18
8
18
300
10 Va
9%
9
18%
30%
8
55,400
72%
9
13
1.25
Paper Corp—
1
Company——;
Rochester
Feb
Apr
123/8
♦71
9%
6%
No par
10
2.50
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
23
38
124
27
Jun
73
July 10
33% Apr
26% May 11
25
May 29
27
27% Jan
12
12%
72%
13%
8%
1,400
♦87%
Ino
Robertshaw-Fulton
23% Jun
29
12%
♦71
♦63/4
8
18%
63,800
1
Corp__
30
25% Jan
71
45%
£
Ltd
Trust
Richardson-Merrell
44% Mar 14
37% Mar 19
71
•13%
100
series
Selection
71
7%
1
Preferred 3.60%
71
13%
5
Inc
Rhodesian
71
6%
10
Rheem Manufacturing Co___
2
Mar
11
32 % May
27
16
15% Feb
90
6
8% Jun
3% Jun
78% Jan
31
13'/a
♦13%
Drug & Chemical Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com__No par
4%%
preferred series A__
.50
4%% conv 2nd pref
;
100
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
5
5
3,700
15%
12%
6%
Rexall
41 % Jan
15V4
12%
143/4
13%
13%
10
Revere Copper & Brass
21% Jun
15
14%
31%
50c
Republic Steel Corp__
47
26
Corp common...
convertible preferred
5
143/4
14%
13
♦6%
preferred 3%% series__100
Aviation Corp___
50c
4
1,300
14%
15%
13%
13%
5
common..
"" Jan
32%
30%
1
Eng Co
43 % Jan
60
25
73%
32%
45%
8%
10
5
Corp
Co
73
32%
45%
18%
50c
May 29
34 % Jun 25
8
56% Jun
Mfg
Republic
Republic
*
23
Reliance
30
19
17
May 29
3
9
1
Jan
76
37% Mar
23
12% Jan
24
May 28
7% May 29
53% Jan
43% Jan
Jan
73
32
45%
8%
____No par
Cheiriidals
&
73
323/4
18%
50 '
Inc..:.
7
8
Oct
12% Dec
Bros
7
May
Apr
10% Jan
83
Roller Bit Co
Reeves
73
32%
♦69%
No par
:
46
73
32%
50
50
preferred.:
Inc
Stores
67
21% Dec
68% Sep
Owl
20% Apr
25
43% Nov-. 1
20 ~
Aug 24
35% Oct
2nd
non-cum
45%
73
1
5
Inc
Raytheon
Co
;
Reading Co common
u.
4%
non-cum
1st preferred
16
46
72%
32 %
14%
^
1
No par
Inc__3.33%
Rayon ier
8% Aug
58
Inc
International
45%
73
32%
12%
__2.50
House
Raymond
15
18
57
Random
Jan
19
2.50
Co
45%
32%
No par
Raybestos-Manhattan
16
10 % Feb
12% May 29
1
Purina
44%
72%
com_No par
preferred
Inc
Ranco
Mar 16
81
May 29
65
of America
1st
Ralston
30% Feb
15% Jan
54
10
21% Jan
10% July 26
Oct
Jan
45
Corp
$3.50
12 % July
11% Mar 22
July 19
15% Dec
25
Radio
Mar 30
79
12% May 29
21% Apr
6
24% Aug 31
44 % Aug 18
4
34% Sep
Feb~28
33% Sep 26
88% Feb
6
11% Oct 27
63% Mar 14
27
71 % May 29
11
13%
13%
133/4
13%
13%
13 3/B
13%
13%
13 Va
1,000
31%
32 %
31%
32
4,600
133/8
133/8
13%
135/b
4,700
19 Va
193/8
-183/4
19%
1,900
8%
93/8
83/4
8%
14,700
'
,
♦18%
8%
19
18%
19
9%
9
19%
19%
8%
9%
900
9
S
63% Dec
6
86
Jan
3
Nov
27
0?872
Dec
27
404% Dec
11
352% Jan
26
26% Jan
3
37% Dec
18
22% Jun
26
15 Va Jan
3
20% Nov
8
13% Jun
i!
93
'
16 %
70% Jan
25
Apr
7
72% Jan
413% Oct
19
23% Jun
27
Jun
27
79
5
31% July 20
92
May 29
100
Jan
May 25
39% Feb
30% Jan
95
16
22
14% Jan
May 10
34% May
21% Jan
11
8% Jan
Nov
May 29
11% May 29
May 29
8% Jun 27
17
5
May
70-
273/4 May 29
8
223/4 Nov 21
7% Jan
5
8
Safeway
94 Va May 15
352 % Jan
37
4.30%
4
20 % May 21
21 Va Mar
80 % Feb
3
Schering
42% Jan
29
11 % Jan
9
96% Feb
14
41% Nov
9
73% Jan
11
5 Va May
4
25 % Jun
9
77
Jan
May 19
47% Dec
27
16
86
4
97
90
Feb
6
97
3
27 %f Jun
15
20
Jun
25
70
Feb
21
74
Nov
14
743/4 Jan
5
5
Jan
3
10
May 22
4% Jun
25
4
Jun
Jan
81% May
Jun
4
26 % Jan
30
Jun
12
63/4 Feb
7
16 %
♦71
'
163/4
333/4
34%
12%
12%
193/a
27
12%
19%
16%
72%
273/4
18%
18%
400
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
3,300
71
71
71
71
25%
26
25%
98
♦94%
33%
11%
12%
12%.
12%
12%
19
193/a
12%
19%
9
12%
195/8
9%
6%
28%
12i%
19
19%
363/4
37%
33 Va
33
33 %
63/4
7
64%
6%
63 %
64%
283/4
29
♦84
29%
*84
84%
*95%
98
95%
95%
25 Va
243/8
24%
82
3.65%
preferred
*78
100
:
24%
843/4
*78
82
*78
27
Jun
25
16
37% Feb 24
21
21% July 25
29% Mar 21
113/4 July 30
-15
30% Jun
Jun
Jan
5
13
31% Jan
51% Dec
4
Feb
943/4 Nov
15
July 28
54
11% Jan
17
12
20% Apr
Jan
4
14
Jun
25
5
No par
18%
No par
13%
25
Shamrock
25
293/4 Jan
4
25
23% Mar 28
3
19
Jun
27
313/4 July 26
May 29
25
May 29
25
8
15% May 28
28% Apr
23
29 Va Jan
5
72 Va Feb
28
14
20
May 29
45% Jun 25
28
44
9% Dec
19
Jun
5% July
21
Feb
25
40% Jun
26
19
17
25
3
49% Nov 22
36
3
29% Oct
11
21 s/8 May 29
13
44
May 29
May 29
18% July
5
33
263A Jan
5
12% Jun
27
47% Jan
Jun
25
8%, Jan
24
44% May 31
253/4 Jun
25
42% Jan
2
3
91
Mar
90
Jan
20% Jan 26
3
•88% Jan
35
May 15
13
88
Jan
3
34% Oct 26
82
Jan
3
973/4 May
64% Ar
883/4 Apr
4
95
25
90% JUn
22
24 % Jan
97
May
2
9
4
20% Jun
25
38% Mar
1
17
83
For footnotes, see page 25.
19
15
Jun
9
2
May 29
86
Apr
Mar
8
21%
21%
22
♦21%
900
31%
34,400
Singer Manufacturing Co_
Skelly Oil Co
20
108 Va
111%
111%
113%
1073/4
109 %
53,700
25
513/4
513/4
513/4
51%
513/4
51%
Smith
10
24
19%
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/4
193/4
193/a
19%
18%
193/a
19 Va
19%
183/4
(AO)
Corp
Smith-Corona
1
Marchant
Smith
Kline
&
Socony Mobil
Soo
Line
5%
South
South
8%
Inc
5
51%
25%
3,200
3,000
193/a
20,500
21%
213/8
215/8
213/4
213/4
21%
22
22
22%
55 Va
543/4
55%
54
54%
53 Va
54%
52%
53%
14,400
50%
49%
50 3/4
X50
50%
493/4
50%
493/4
50%
38,400
Co
6 3/8
No'par
Platinum
&
E & G
6 3/8
1
8
8%
com_4.50
Co
47
47 Va
50
Co
Rico
Sugar
323/a
5
25
com
♦52%
2.50
^
*28%
30
24 Va
54
32%
24%
6 Va
6%
7%
8
48
*52%
323/4
24%
♦29
6%
7%
493/4
49
6%
6%
6%
7%
8
47%
48
*52%
54
♦52%
54
*32'A
33
*32 %
23 %
24 Va
*29
29%
&
Ohio
323/a
800
23%
24 Va
5,700
29
29
*28%
29 %
•193/4
20%
2,000
26%
26%
62,400
34,900
20
19%'
20%
20
20%
193/4
20
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
47%
48
48
tr
48%
47%
47%
473/4
48%
*453/4
463/4
*453/4
46%
45%
453/4
45%
46%
42%
413/4
42 "Vb
42 Va
425/a
41%
413/4
41 Va
42 Va
16.500
24%
24%
25%
24%
25 %
25
253/a
25%
25%
56,600
49%
493/4
49%
49%
49%
493/4
49%
493/4
10,800
19 Va
19%
19%
3,000
49%
493/4
20
19
193/8
♦72
Public Service Co
preferred
x47Va
46 Va
243/a
No par
48%
46%
ctfs__100
No par
75
19 Va
♦72
19%
19 Va
♦72
75
19%
75
28%
28%
♦15%
28
27%
28%
27%
28
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
15 %
153/b
153/8
14 %
14 Va
14%
14 Va
14%
4%
4%
♦43/4
27%
*94
5
27%
95
14%
14%
14%
43/4
43/4
43/4
27%
27%
26%
*94
13%
.
14%
13%
933/4
933/4
*93%
23 Va
243/a
24%
*83
84%
83%
95
14%
94
24%
83%
*94
133/4
*93
24%
83 Va
5
27%
95
26%
♦94
26%
95
29
43/4
26%
1,100
9,800
43/4
27
14%
133/4
14%
933/4
93
93
25%
25
25%
84
83
83
84
133/4
1,200
8,300
95
♦94
25 Va
♦93
6,400
15%
14%
14
25%
14 Va
933/4
1,400
75
♦73
28
%.
19%
*73
75
273/4
1
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Spartans Industries
1
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
100
42
7.50
(Del)__Nopar
stock
54
32
193/4
El_No par
Railway common
preferred
700
7,900
10,100
24
26%
Co_
48%
32%
1
Co
8
1,300
23 Va
_8V3
Edison
8
*52%
54
30
6%
47%
323/4
24%
♦6%
8
49
5
California
non-cum
$4.50
51%
*25
493/4
Gold
Southwestern
109
54%
preferred
&
25%
21%
15
Southeastern Public Service Co
5%
51%
5
Jersey Gas
Mobile
111%
51%
♦25
Labs_No par
preferred
Southern
,
1073/4
Inc
Oil Co Inc
Railroad
Puerto
,,
111
800
1,300
French
Smith-Douglass Co
Co
13% May 29
21%
31%
Pacific
22 3/4 May 29
16,800
21%
31%
Southern
26
3,400
21
31
16
593/8 Feb
7
' Apr
21%
*18%
31%
Mar 21
20% Apr
21%
19
31%
Gas
75
22
11%
*18%
175/B
313/4
Gas
3
51% Nov 24
14
2,500
12,200
19
11%
18%
20%
Indiana
14
Feb
18%
11%
183/4
173/4
11%
18%
315/a
Natural
16
35% Mar 7
71
18
11%
19
173/4
115/8
31%
Southern
50
18%
11%
175/b
11%
18%
31%
Southern
30% Feb
17%
11%
173/4
11%
5
10
52 Va May
2
Jan
26,700
50c
Southern
38 Va Jun
17
28
19%
19
30
10
27
183/4
263/4
57 % Jan
613/4 Nov
11% Apr
183/4
3,800
33%
Southern
53 % Nov
3
1,800
22,600
19
19
16
3
12
12%
33%
19
32%
31% Mar 30
19
Jan
12%
32%
19
*26 %
233/4 Feb
36% Jan
7% Jan
13%
33%
193/4
17% Jun
47% Jan
27
13
18%
26%
23% May 29
38% Dec
13
32%
29
4
34 % Apr
19%
13
18%
31% Dec
July
26
4
18%
135/B
5,500
26 %
24% Nov 21
22
15% Jan
16
19 %
13%
5,200
32%
15
29% Dec
20% Jan
18%
13%
32
20
16
26% Jan
19%
8%
32 Va
83/a
323/a
33
16
8
8
32
27
Jan
30
8%
32 Va
20
40% Jan
72% Oct
♦8
32
26 Va
2
28% July 11
61% Oct
8%
32 %
323/8
Carolina
Feb
50
8
27
Amer
Feb
700
13,700
33
South
58
8
105
32
8
8
7%
*103%
20 %
South
53
.
9%
26%
2
443,4 Jan
8%
105
9%
325/a
4
Mar 23
19% Nov
7%
9%
20%
9 ye Jan
May 28
9
17% Jan
65% Mar 20
*9%
33
10 Va Jan
50
47% Mar 15
2,400
41,100
27
3
29
8
413/4
663/4
20%
1
5
3,100
413/4
66
32%
563/8 Mar
49% Oct
4
30% Dec 21
20%
413/4
66 Va
*26%
25
7% May 29
39 Va Jun 25
20
41%
No par
Co
Simonds Saw & Steel
Sinclair Oil Corp
129 % Mar 22
21
1,900
66
18%
_l
Simplicity Pattern Co
5
62
31% Sep
101,800
No par
Simmons
26 3/8 May 22
353/8 Mar
203/4 Jun
Corp of America—.
40 Vs Feb
25
Nov
38% Jan
20% Jan
19
Apr
25
52% Dec
27%
56
33% Mar 29
50 Va Jun
77
3
13%
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co
2
84 % Juii
3
11
13%
50c
33 Va Jan
6
4
Jan
15,300
133/4
4
3
15% Jan
4%
13%
15
173/4
81
24%
18% Jan
Corp of America
2,300
4%
22 s/8 Jan
Shoe
*77
5
30
20
24%
24%
17%
Sheraton
84%
98
24%
25%
183/4
19% July 10
*95%
81
185/a
May 28
27
*84
98
24%
233/4
18 3/4
67% July 3
37% Apr 11
60% NOV 14
84
24%
18%
3
30
52 % Jun
84
♦95%
18%
38% Jan
9
30,800
18%
46% Jan
3
3,500
35,100
29%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ordJEl
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
23% Jan
25
.63/4
643/a
28%
19 Va Aug
31% May 10
36% Jun
7
Jan
6%
63%
29
14% May 29
4
49
63/4
64%
333/4
Co
1,900
63/4
33%
Oil
9
28%
♦103%
105
9
63 Va
33%
3
44% Jan
3,000
33 %
12% Jan
.273/a Jan
Corp
(Frank G)
8%
*103%
33%
33%
4
13% May 26
9% Dec
4
Steel
Shattuck
103%
8
33
323/4
25
26% Oct
6% Mar 15
Inc
Gas
83/a
103 Va
32%
1
16% Jun
11
&
8%
32%
Shell
25
44% Jan
Sharon
Industries
Oil
8%
105
17,200
41% Mar 20
29% Jun
1118% July 30
63% Jan
preferred
Shahmoon
12
11% Jun
45% May
127% Nov
common
365/8
32 Va
16
9
9%
323/a
8
36% Oct
93/4
31%
8
383/4 May 23
60% Apr 17
10
♦73/4
Dec
Jan
10
1
23% Aug
42% Jan
10
2.50
16 5/8 Feg
28
10
No par
233/4 May 15
21
67%
8%
15% Sep 19
15% Jan
4
14
42 Va
663/b
*103%
113/4 Jun
6
42
1
14 Vb Jun
46% Mar
203/4
42%
67%
Servel
30% Jun
5
213/4
67%
143/8 Jan
Corp
353/4
20%
215/8
x42 %
67
103% Feb
113/4 Mar 30
21
22%
423/4
29
45% Feb
13 Va
66 Va
1
Inc
12%
21%
Seiberling Rubber Co
$5.25
23%
13
413/4
15% Mar
6 3/4 May
233/4
5
May 29
&
9,800
9 Vb
36%
*4%
233/a
3
10
Roebuck
5
5
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls
Co
31
36 % Oct
12
Sears
21
May 17
31% Feb 28
12%
50% Feb
37% May 12
3
IP/4
88 3,4 Jan
5
25
Seagrave
1
Co
23
13
7
Jan
27 5/8 Mar
Finance
4%
23%
25
6% Jun
18% Sep
Seaboard
5
23 Va
Jun
103% Feb
Nov
23 Va Jan
5
1
20
59
27
8% Jan
Corp of Amer
33% Jun
14% Apr 19
503/e Mar 13
105
97% Jan
Bolt
&
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
19%
3,000
36 Va
♦77
80
5
82
...
Screw
31% Mar
18%
9,100
69,900
1
9%
9
9
38
98
25%
33,200
34%
12%
12%
843/4
25
25
common
600
253/4
98
33%
*84
No par
Co
Mfg
25%
*94%
123/8
'
Scovill
26%
98
11%
*95%
No par
preferred
19
16 3/4
33%
62%
28%
7,100
72
16 %
*71
12
33%
No par
273/8
34%
333/8
6%
27%
11%
33 V8
64
260
27V4
333/4
X37%
6%
*183/4
16,200
92
360
12%
9%
61%
19
393/a
92
*200
343/8
38%
1
27 Va
h
39
91%.
113/4
9%
1
27
*94%
98
39%
360
34%
'
37%
.
•
•
263/8
_1
—30
preferred
♦200
C' 263/4
19
163/4
*94%
98
38%
91 Va
92
360
*183/4
26 Va
72%
25%
39%
91 Va
*200
253/4
72
25%
*94 Va
12%
a
360
35c
Schlumberger N V
Scott Paper Co - common..
$3.40 preferred
$4
19
"
.v
39
!
92
,
*200
19
27
1.40
com
common
convertible
.
92
,
-
10
Schick Inc
2
42% Jan
16% Jan
87
5%
24
26%
.
393/a
39
92 %
*18%
.
5
Inc
39%
360
_l
preference
Corp
*200
5
Co
Industries
Convertible
103/s Jan
25
14% Mar 10
Electric
92%
„
100
Diego Imperial Corp__.
Schenley
27% Jan
32% Jun
46% Nov 24
Paper Co common
Sangamo
18 Va Jan
60 s/8 Feb
16
10
:
1st pfd 4.40% series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
San
16 % Jan
3
19
St Regis
'
40 Va Apr
353/4 Aug
Jan
100
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
L San Fran Ry Co com__No par
Preferred series A 5%__.
100
May
14
8% Sep
38
100
conv
St
1
23
393/a Mar 12
100
383/a
1.66%
common
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co__•
60 Va May 29
46% May
4%
26
Jan
Stores
preferred
1
84
93,900
30
48.501
1,100
i
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(552)
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Jan
2
12% May 29
25
18% Jan
35 % Dec
29
24% Jun
12
91
Nov
15
72 V* Jan
23
78% May 12
May 29
74 Va July
2
11% Jan
3
19% Dec 12
25Ve Jan
9
53'A Jun
5
467/9 Jan
5
81%-Sep 25
44% Sep 25
Dec
4
87% Dec
4
81% May 29
92-
55% Dec 27
52
Dec 13
41% May 29
60% May ..3.
May 29
50
•
40% Jan
a
51% Sep
29
59 "A'Feb
3
9
92% Dec
7
85
59% Feb
8
05% Feb >28
,
..
July 17
11% Jun 25
May 17
15
23%, Mar
28
Mar 30
57% Nov 28
82
Mar 23
43% Jun 26
71'
25 Va Oct
32% Mar 27
21% Jun 25
4
.
•
1
4
20% Oct
16
2
17% Jan
22% Dec 29
IS
29%,Jun 22
3
60% Feb
8J% Feb 28
14% May 29
55'A.Jun 25
27
May 29
■
JPeb
7
84% Oct 27
13% Jan
9
19% Dec
67
Jan
4
24% Jan
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21% Jan
16%. Jan
3
35
4
35%.Apg 10
32% Oct 12
77
/
12
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11
;
Nov 30
4
9
27% Jan
20
Nov
,Jan
Jan
21% Oct
13 V* S?P 21
445
Sep 21
3
6
18 % Jan
4
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6
,
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15%.SMay29
4
33%/Apr
4
19%. Apr 28
20% May 29
15% Jan
2
82 % Jan
90
Aug
2
87
May 29
Jan 11
47% Jan
23% Jan
59
Oct
13
43
.May 29
29
Jun
9
7
22 % May 29
93
Jun 28
Oct 30
10% Nov 30
1464 Jan 31
122
101 % Jan
Jan
:
6
38% Nov
49%
3
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2.
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27
24% Mar 21
,
Feb
2.
Symington Wayne Corp
19
May
2
Mar
14
9
Tennessee
2
Tennessee
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,
22
21% Sep 29
26
May 29
47 y» Oct
59% Aug 18
45
Jun
14
14
May 29
19% Jun
46y8 Sep 20
33
Jun 15
27% Jan
3
48% Jan
3
27% Aug
9
206% May 15
37% Nov
23% Apr
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15% Jan
3
24% Jan
22% Sep
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10%
37'/a Jun 25
22% May 29
26% May 29
19% Jun 25
18% Jun 25
10
Jun
19
125»/a.Jan
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4
11
2l%
Feb
45% Jun
31% Mar
7
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9
8
37% Jun 25
66
Jan
83
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12
8
25% Jan
8
24% Mar
8
15% Jun 25
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3
23% Feb 48
25% Mar 9
1
45
Jun
25
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Jan
28% Apr
17
15% May 29
Jan
28 V* Dec
27%;Jar»4S
66
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14
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Jan
45
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50
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Jan
7
3
Dec
146
20
46% bet 30
11% Oct 30
42% Apr
20%.May
10% .Oct 1|B
25
28% Jun 25
Jun
108
20% May 15
36
Jun
51
91% May 15
52 y8 Dec
6
10
26%; Jan
Aug
123
May 29
21
6% May 29
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7% May 29
3
1
15% Jun 25
42% Feb
2
48% Feb 15
141
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16%
2
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14 %
Jan 1ft
Jan
3
52%
53 % Jan
4
56%.May
8
22% Dec
5
33% Jun
7
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15 % Jun 25
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51% Feb
8
56% Feb 28
26% Feb 18
55% May
9,
47
,
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>48
Oct 25
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10% Nov 30
34
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56 Va Aug
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1
42% Jan
36
30%
31
31'
30%
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•,-"9,600
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35%
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;20th Century-Fox ;Film ,Corp_—„_l
Twin} Industries Corp—
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.
30%'
1
'
200
37%
preferred!——,,——50
Udylite
171/4 ."
15%
7 "
.
66
f'; A/®99
35%
29%
__No par(
10% Mar-22
04% July 24
97
19%M$y 15
:l,70Q
•
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15%
50cJ
25
83
Jan 30
92
Jun
May 22
52% Nov 20
'74% Jan 20
t
15% Jun 22
14% July 9
.
17,500
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47
;30%
i
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13% Jan
13,100
'.
29%
!.'.!?7% "
Tung-Bol Electric Co common
1
:.5% conv pfd series of 4957——5(1
,
26
.2,700
,
35%
No par
:
26
.
;31%V; 32i/4?
84%
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•
4
.121/4
21%
8%
8V2
15%
_10.
4% % qonv preferred
_——100.
Transitron Electronic Corp;
1.
Transwestern Pipeline Co————t
Trans .World Airlines Jnc~—•_—0.
Trans-World Financial Co :
——_I.
Tri-Continental Corp common
,__i.
,
9%
.10.
885
52%
Transamerica Corp common
,;
2
X95y2
96
51%
Trane Co—
*83%'
.
1,600.
2,600
'
291/4
sjir ctfs_l
Torrington Co———^Tractor. Sypply Co class A
r."
•
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266.
45%
251%
;96 %
10 y8
21%
Roller Bearing—.-—-No
;
?7%
"i
92.:
•
45%
25%
3^%sttOiq 34%l
conimon,-
.
400
-
23%
34%
,
Tishman Realty; St Construction—1.
'Toieda Edieon Cd___:—_—
—5
.8,
81% Jan
Thnken J
♦90
45%
21%
Oil
;J
;-
23%
,
.33%
41%
31
12%
17-
26%
46%
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&
14
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—
57% Feb
7
25% Mar 26.
34%
2Q%
.
24%
Thompson (J
—_J7.50i,
Thompson-RamoTWdoldrldgc com—5.
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preferred-——
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Thor power Toof Cq_—
1
No par,
Tidewater Oil common
-10*
$1.20 preferred—r.
25
"
48
■,
;
45.1/a
96
403,600
2;800
600
13,500'
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86
42.8Q0"
1,200
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90
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30%
•
•
7%
$1.25 cpnv preferred
6
3
88% Apr
30
Apr
8%
33%
Thatcher. Glass Mfg Co—-—
ThiokQl Chemical Co__—
2
4
;V
24%
35
_
!
1.25/
Inc
Texas.Pacific Coal
t
27%
'47%
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,
"
■■
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274?
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'Texas Pacific Land Tr sub
Texas -Utilities Co-r
,
36%
;
27%
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30%
'
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18%
,
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siTexas Gulf producing Cq
33 y3.
,
Texas Gulf Sulphur___^,_^__No par,
'Texas-Instruments; Inc
1!
33% Mar 9
27% Mar .1
44%, Jan 22
24
Jan
3
32% Feb
Jan
.'59y4
ya July 19
20% May
5
48% Jan
"15%
.19
;37%
13
50'A Nov
Oct
20%
13
33 Va May 29
30y«Oct
82% Feb
May
28
(92
.25% Dec 29
;
52% Jun
87
Jan
;Dec 20
18%
23V8 Jan 15
May 10
50
Jan
Jun
55
liy»Jun 26
8
12
58%
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56%
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340
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r
,
f
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
5
45% Mar 29
52% Apr4V
29V% Apr
3
31% Apr
3
30% Apr 27,
21% Jan
18% Mar
Texaco
25
32 ya Jun
Jun 21
46
25
34%'May 29
40% Nov 21
Oct 27
-95
Nov 21
-•
21,900
51%-
69%
19%
12,400
22'A
56 »/4
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'
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84%
67%
59%
80%
27%
44%
20%
:52
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26%
33~>
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69
19%
20%
29 »/8
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TelAutograph Co.rP—
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13
28%
17y.
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22%
15,300
11,100
•
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1
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•
31:
:
18%
—
25% Mar
18 y2
30%
30%
;
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:
17%
Taft Broadcasting Co
;—i
1
T^lcott Iric (James)
4.501
Tandy Corp__T_—1—„_al
16% Feb
6
; *
24
7%
'
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55%
12%
•
78%
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23% 4
7%
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•
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270-
—
32% Jun
27
'
30%
.
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471/4
68%
-
1,
12.50
—
25
33%
' 84%
*16%
,
Swingline;Inc class A——
69% Jun
10% Nov
47 y8 Jan
24%
32%
1'
18
27
-7%
•
Swift & Co
2
Jun
7%
68%
4
11% Jan
13
21%
•
;
27%
58%
14%,
■
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23%
v
27%
58%
73
,
-
'23%
12%
21%
*83%
*
49%,Feb ,27
—
23%
42%
7%
_10c
Superiqr, Oil of California.J
—25.
Sweets Co .of America
—1.388/9
2
;Feb 21
.
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27%
58
st 14'/-:14%
*
48 y8 :-'48 %
23%
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:
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Sunshine Mining Co—i
;
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:
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2.
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the Week
August 3
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52'52%
51%
51%
85 y8
85%
86
14 %v 14%
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August 2
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25
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4% May 29
6
May 29
3
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...
55%
,
45%
51%
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:—20
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;!„i!
:
—1
Sunbeam; Gorp ——i—„
—1
Suns trend Corp_i
5
Sun Chemical Cofp common ——1,
$4.50 series A preferred—No par
Sun Oil t?o
————No par
61% Nov 22
11% Dec 26 j
20% May 1Q; f
8
qom^._j_T
86
56%
89%
52 Va
:
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.
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55%
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52%
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,
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-
8.
89%
51%
,
.
2
55
89%
Suburban Propane Gas Corp—___1
45%.'Apr 23,
24% Mar 23
16% Jan 49
92
'May 14.
22%
-
,44%--45,
preferred—™20
—.
•
53%
•
.
.
.
Suburban Gas _—————1
11% May 29
Jun
-
,
25
7
Broadcasting Co—
18% Jun
4'/8 Jan
22%
56%
$5 convertible preferred——100
360
11%; Jan
32%,Jun 27
5
21%
; Foods C.orp_——1.25 '
Studebaker. Corp common—
_1
3
12% Jan
40
Storer
54% Nov 28
28
23%
$1.20 convertible preferred
6% convertible- preferred
22'A, Jun
Dec
45
Feb~28
22%
22-
Stouffer
,
10%. Feb 43
1385
27
14
lUOOot
Jun
14%
Stone St Webster,——„———-1
33 ,A"'APr '24;
;Jan 43
118%. Jan
May 29
795
-14%
*
44-
19%?Feb
77%
-
28% Feb
32
9
v
77%
15
Corp—-—*—2.50 '
Stix Baer &, Fuller-Go-!!!!
—5 '
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—1
.5% prior preference^———20
20% May 17
70% Feb 43;
,
77%
14%
StewartvWarner
2 ;
:
77%
15
Stevens. (JP) St Co Inc!—
6
3J'm J'in
78%.
14
53% Jan 45
May 29
17% May 29
57% Nov 28
28% May 31
20% Apr 20
:
16% pet 24
13% Jan
3
May 29
..
197
41% Apr
15
Oct 26
45% Mar 17
27%'May 29
21% May 29
■f
34%. Apr 11
,
r^Feb '20,
32% Aug
3
53% May 29
13
OPeb
77%
-
series'A —_j—100
3%%; preferred!—
Stecchi Bro/s Stores
Stewing, Drug Inc___
91-% Mar 26
37
58%
/;
:
34
v
7
18%:Jun
•
6
;
;
25
Jun
Feb '42
83% May >28
58
_20
Standard Pressed. Steel Co
1-1
Stanley Warner Corp———5
Staoray Corp__——
1 ■
Starrett Op (The) LS——No par
Stauffer .Chemical Co common——5 1
,19%; Jan 47
16Va May 29
15
Sep 25
74
«
59%
of Ohio common—10
3% % i.preferred-
$1.60 convertible
1
26%*Mar?42:
,47%'Jan. 29;
.
25
Jun
-
21
43% Nov
4
3
17%Jan
53% Jan
,23
!
9
40% Jan - 2
11% Mar .0
.
28%
58
—!
Standard Packaging Corp
•
rMar 12
22 %
6% May 29
22
/Jan
5
-
-
14
V
30%-Map 15
Jun 22
19%, Jun
14% Mar 17
,
4
45% Dec
"•
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3
'*
...
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•
28%-Apr 27
20% Oct 31
26%'Jan
BV* Nov
22
Mar 28
32
.
Standard Oil
.
5
29% Mar
18% Oct
277/b
56%
Standard Oil of Indiana—-,
Standard Oil of New* Jersey
1
56'A Feb 28
45% May 28
48
? May 29
Jan
84
27%
56%
No par
1
Standard Kollsman Industries
1
Standard-Oil of Calif com-—.-6.25
$3.30 oopv preferred No par
58%-Feb
35% Jan
17% Jun
27%
Sales for
Thursday
August 1
27%
28
preferred™—.
$3.50
Wednesday
July 31
-5
Standard Financial Corp
3 '
2
-
July SO
No par
Standard Brands Inc com.
83%. APr 25
-Tuesday
Monday
>
Par
Square D Co
16
77% Jan
39
25
28
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE.
48
Dec
57
'NEW YORK
'
Highest
52% Jan
35
V
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
lowest
.
19 Va
46%
18%
19fl
2,0iii
2,»
*
900
7,300
It
46 Va
7,300
6,100
*32 Va
33%
6,100
46
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NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
*
93
24% Jan
27
95
Dec
9 Ye Jan
95% .July 18
"23 % Jun 25
98
46% Dec
Feb
8
28 l/4 Jun
6
69
27
2
14
12
May 29'
24% Mar
Dec
4
43
Jun
July 11
36y2Jun
37
9 Vb Nov
3
30% Jan
6
8% Jan
21
164% May 25
21
2
40 »/4
16
6
Hy* Jun 25:
33
2
25
'53% May 18
25 y2 May 29
39
May 29
Jan
5
Jan
40
Jun
23% Feb
12
6
84
Dec 15
'64% Aug 11
79
46% Jan
25
43% Jan
75
149 y2 Jan
3
Mar
161% Nov 13
-
26
Jan
3
45% Jan
4
75% Oct
41% Nov 21154% Oct 27
24
152% July 2
22% May 29.
22% Jun 26
49 »/4 July
2
41
91% May 17
141% Jan
3
147% Jun
5
23>/4Jan
6
45% Nov
28
35
Jan
9
29% Jan
11
Jan
.3
3
Apr
25
10
3.
22
30% Jan
10
35
Jun
25
153% Jan
9
166
Nov
30
160
Jun
6
27% Oct 27
62
Jan
3
13
69% Dec
6
30% Jan
4
48% Feb
28
33% Mat 10
30% Oct 27
18
38% Jun
3
29% May
2
3
30y»Apr 27
38
42
y, Oct
„
20
Nov
15% Nov 20
30
107
19% Oct
July 14
Feb. 13
49% Jan
43% Apr
9
18
Dec
86
Dec
92
Nov
Jun
26
89
Oct
11
28% NOV
45 % Feb
503A Jan
25
18
4"
13% Jan
13 % Feb
4
17
>:
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89% Jan
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16 Vb Jun
29
-
25
3
100
22
98
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10
102
107% Jun 20
Jun
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14% Feb
3
16% Feb
102
Apr
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9
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■
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51
45%
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45
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26%
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39%
22%
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32
30 y4
29%
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27%
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9%
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27
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54%
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10
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160
18
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,
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2,300
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30 y4
-
37
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141
39%
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51
44%
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44%
160
32
1,100
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142 y4
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51
39
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160
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21
28%
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27%
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27%
9
5
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$4.04
1,60 J
27
;
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50%
8%
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-$4.20 -preferred™..
26%
9y8
dividend partic preferred_100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com___81
'
157 »/2
26%
8%
6%
34% Mar 26
-
Co
preferred-
157%
26%
9
Comptometer Corp__i_i __11.
Virginia Carolina Chemical com__l
$5
156%
8%
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6,200
26%
9V8
39
26%
39%
156%
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27,500
81%
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156
14%
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38%
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.
May 4
92% May 22
94 Va Feb 13
92% Feb 20
26% Jan
3
May 28
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20
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7
9
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3
2
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35
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2
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30
23
May
58
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100
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,
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2
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9y4 Feb
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,
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2
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4
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5
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1
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;
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1
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20
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9
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3
42% Dec
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Feb
47%
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23
LOW AND HIGH SALE
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'
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53
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14
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6
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2
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7
6
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3
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28
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8
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3
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19
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6
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7
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1
17
87
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1
45
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28
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25
99
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14
93
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43
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3
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26
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11
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3
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5
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30
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7
38
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28
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22
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3
37% Dec
19
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19
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41
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3
68
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25
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80
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:
23
56
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5
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2
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26
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14
3
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6
29
4
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6
26
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12
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100
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5
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3
33
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34% Jun
15
14
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10
5
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26
41
6
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26
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26
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18
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16
5
26
5
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79 y4 Jan
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110
57
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20
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27
99 y2 Jun
28
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24
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40 y4 Jan
3
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4
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4
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29
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14
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50
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26
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24
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57
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46
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2
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10
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3
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5
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49
3
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3
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2
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22
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2
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6
171% Dec 11
-
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8
29% NOV 14
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8
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25
25
14
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8
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16
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2
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28
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25 Va
100
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26
12% Apr 25
94% July 19
88% Jan.
Wisconsin Public Service
1
62% Jun 25
8% Feb 16
22% July 20
40% Mar 26
25% Aug
July 19
NOV 22
141% NOv
6
27% Jan
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67 y4 May 22
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131 y2 Apr
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39
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13
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100
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9
15
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40;
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4
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~
.
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Whfeeling & Lake Erie Ryi
1001
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10
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Whirlpool Corp common..
5
2
5%
2
preferred
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42% Jan
2
96 y2 Apr 18
5%
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2nd
67
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5%
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100
4.20 % preferred. series B__
.100
:
4.10% preferred series C——_100
West. Va Pulp &
Paper, common—5
4%% preferred-..—^
100
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Jan
2
27
8 V'8
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79%
20%
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Waukesha -Motor. Co—.
4
25
44
6% ->6%-
*30
Welbilt. Cotp—,
/West Kentucky,
9
18% Juh
Dec
July 18
38% Nov 30
May 29
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;
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preferred____„___.
Ward Industries Corp...—
.
Wayne Knitting Mills—
Mar 12
45
Jun
6%
26%
..
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Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical^-?!
101% May 22
4
24
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44 y2
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7%.
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94% Jun 15
92
Apr 30
14
23 % Jun
'
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14% Feb 20
102 V2 Apr
4
13
29
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19
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2
19% Jan
'
Walworth
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37% Mar 19
36% Feb - 8
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2t
'•'7%
r
No par
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Washington Water
Jan
79
20'/8
Warren
(SD] Co———.—No paf
Washington OAs, Light CO.
No par
23% Dec
27
V
G 8c
Wallace & Tierhan. Ihc.
,
;
(Hiram)
51
21
" May 29
Jun
8
Walker
38% Apr 19
27% May 17
54% Jan- 2
40% Jan
2
39
3
2
17% Jan 25
20% Feb
9
28
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—
8 % Feb.'20
4"% Jun 25
RR
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.
9% Feb 21
.72Mar 12
59% Jun 15
26
4
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'
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11% May 29
16% Jim
3
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.
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Jan
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65% Mar 21
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Feb
9% Jan
19% May 29
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40
Jun 25
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7
1
July
50
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51
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
.
.
Monday* August 6, 1962
.
(554)
York Stock Exchange
Bond Record from the New
italic
The
FRIDAY-WEEKLY—YEARLY
In
letters
"Interest Period"
column headed
the
Indicate- tn each case the month
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
the bonds mature.
when
AND
LOW
Highest
Lowest
Year 1961
NEW YORK
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
3%s
Treasury
37/8S
Nov
*16
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
f
Mar
89
8
Mar
89
Treasury
Thursday
102.8
101.6
100.30
101.6
101.14
101.22
100.1
109.3
100.3
100.1
,
100.6
99.26
100.2
100.7
100.4',100.8
99.29 100.1
99.6
99.14
99.26
99.30
98.6
98.14
98.6
98.14
99.13
99.17
99.11
99.15
99.13
99.17
98.29
1974
99.1
98.22
98.26
98,26
98.30
99.4
99.18
100.2
99.6
98.30
93.4
•'
93.12
100.15
99.14
100.2
98.14
99.17
99.21
99.17
99.21
99.1
99.5
99
99.4
100.8
-
100.8 1
100.12-
93.24
94
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99.10:
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:
93.23
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89.24
89.16
89.18
/ 89.20
89.28
90.8
90.16
90.4
90.12
88.12
88.20
88.8
88.16
88.16
88.24
89
89.8
89.2
89.8
98.20
;
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,
98.24
99.10
:
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99.22
99.30
100.8
99.8
93.4
100.8
; 100.10 100.4
100.2
100.6
98.16
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(f)
101.14
99.24
99.16
Week
102.2
100.6
100.9
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100
100.8
99.4-
99.2
93.4
93.12
89.16
100.4
100.5
100.1
100.6
99.2
99.12
100.2
99.26
100.1
*
Bonds
101.6
100.3
98.16
99.10
>'
Ask
,101.26
100.11
98.8
.99.29
"
Bid
102
100.2
Sales for
August 3
'
Ask
101.30
100.1 '
99.29
Friday
;
August 2
.Bid
Ask
101.22
100.8
100.4
Aug 15 1968
33/4S
May 15 1966
3%s
Nov 15 1967
3 Vis
Nov 15 1980
3 Vis—
-Feb 15 1990
3%s_:———Nov 15 1998
3%S—.
Nov 15 1966
3 Vis
Jun 15 1978-1983
3'As
May 15 1985
3s
Feb 15 1964
3s
Aug 15 1966
3s
Feb 15 1995
23/is__' Dec 15 1960-1965
2%s„
Feb 15 1965
2Vis__
Jun 15 1962-1967
2 Vis
.'
Aug 15 1963*
2Vis
Dec 15 1963-19682 Vis
Jun 15 1964-1969
2 Vis
Dec 15 -1964-1969
2Vis_—_Mar 15 1965-1970
2Vis
Mar 15 1966-1971
2 Vis
Jun 15 1967-1972
2 Vis
Sep 15 1967-1972
2 Vis
Dec 15 1967-1972
2Vis
Dec 15 1959-1962
Treasury
Bid
Ask
101.28
>
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
PRICES
SALE
100.30
Feb
1 1980
May 15 1968
Nov 15 1971
"treasury 4s
Treasury 3%s
HIGH
Wednesday
August I
101.20
ioi.20 101.28
May 15 1975-1985
4 Vis wi—Aug 15 1992-1987
4s w Li
—Feb 15 1969
4s
Oct
1 1969
4s__.—___—Aug 15 1971
Treasury 4%s
Treasury
Bid
Ask
Bid
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
July 30
V,
STOCK
Tuesday
July 81
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
1
Range Since Jan.
Previous
Range for
98.24
98.20
98.24
98.22
98.26
98.29
99.1
98.24
98.30
89
88.28
89.4
89.2
89.10
88.28
89.4
98.22
98.4
88.26
89.2
89.8
89.16
88.20
88.28
88.22
88.30
88.22
88.30
89.2
89.10
99.16
99.18
99.17
99.21
99.19
99.21
99.22
99.26
88.24
97.22
97.26
97.22
97.26
84.24
85
84.24
97.24
97.28
98
85.10
98.2
85.18
85.10
85.18
100.16
98
98.2
98.6
98.2
98.6
94.28
95
95
95.8
95
95.6
99.11
99.13
99.13
99.17
99.25
99.27
92.2
92.8
92.10
92.18
92.10
92.16
91.2
91.8
91.12
91.16
91.10
91.16
90.16
90.22
90.22
90.30
90.18
90.24
90.6
90.12
90.12
90.20
90.12
90.18
89.6
89.12
89.22
89.30;
89.14
89.20
88.4
87.30
88.4
88.4
88.12
88.4
88.10
88.2
87.26
88
88
88.8
88
88
87.26
88
87.30*
88.6
88
99.26
99.24
99.26
99.25
99.27
99.12
85
*
85.8
100.14
100,12
98
99.27
99.31
97.28
94.24
94.30
94.22
94.30
99.5
99.12
99.10
99.14
92.2
92.8
91.30
92.6
91.2
91.8
91.2
91.10
90.16
90.22
90.14
90.22
90.8
90.14
90.6
90.14
89.8
89.14
89.12
89.20
87.30
88.4
87.28
87.26
88
87.26
87.26
88
87.24
99.24
99.26
99.24
97.28
97.30
97.28
—
100.12
85
100.10
100.16
100.12
-
-
100.16
"
100.12* 100.16
t
4
88.6
88.6
...
99.14
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International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
5s
103.8 July 25
103
103
10
Nov
101
10
Nov
,
4 Vis
Dec
1
1
Feb
1
1982
1978
1979
4 Vis
—May
Vis
4
Jan
4s
15
1968
1962
1 1969
15 1971
May 15
-
Oct r
3Vis
3 Vis
-Jan
-----
Oct
3 Vis
105.16
103
101.24
100.24
101.24
101.8
100.8
101.8
100.8
101.8
100.24
101.24
101.16
100.16
101.16
100.16
101.16
100.24
101.24
97.24
98.24
97.24
98.24
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3 Vis
84
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8
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90
25
-
other figures are bid aha asKeds quotations
All
4
BONDS'"-.
,*.*■/
Interest
>
Period
'i ^
New lurk
Transit Unification Issue—
Last
Sale Price
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
City
„
Range Since
Sold
98.16
97.16
94::*.
95
92
94
.92
86.8
85.8
86.8
■85.8
86.8
89
90
89
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89
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93.16
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Interest
BONDS
' i
*'.•"*
Exchange
Period
*
94.16
-
93.16
86.8
;
90
86
-
87
Week's Range
Last
or
■^
Sale Price
(continued)—
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.
•
§»7s Central Ry 1952—
JunerDec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest*
■}■■*>* \ ' /
• ,'
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
———June-Dec
.•"5% funding bonds of 193L dueu196L. — *
: *
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•
•
reduced to 3.375% ) 1979c—
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'—
.
Canada (Dominion of) 2%s 1»74___
MarrSepz
;
25-year 2%s 1975—
Mar-Sepf* 1
* •
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bonds '78-Jan-J«Zy56%
§ •Chile (Republic) external s f 7S 1942—May-Nou
§• 7s assented 1942—
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98.16
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NO.'
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,
97.16
100
99.28
,
Friday
Week's Range
■£'vor Friday's
Friday
■%."
New York Stock Exchange
98.16
97.16
98.16
100.4
95
(Range for Week Ended
,
100.16
92
1—
'
,
98.24
100.24
94
1981
1
97.24
101.16
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100.16
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100.24
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98.24
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indicated with a double, dagger,
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Jun
98
99
i-s
100.24
96.8
'
89
98
106.16
102.24
97.24
95.8
May 15 1975
3%s
,
100.16
,97.16
99.28
104
98.24
..
1
106.16
\;
100.24
97.24.
100.16
1963 '
I
3%s
-
1
101.24
106.16
104
100.24
100.16
1977
4 Vis
104
105.16
103
101.24
100.8
1973
Jan
106.16
103
100.24
106.16
104
100.24
1980
4 Vis
105.16
105.16
105.16
103
1985
1
July 10
101.8
July 10
15
Nov..
July 11
101
July 11
101.8
Feb
43/4s._
103.8 July 25
Brazil
Bonds
Friday's
;
Bid & Asked
Low
:
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
High
Low
High
.
3%
June-Dec
stock rl980_i->.-—
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AND
GOVERNMENTS
4s 1968
Mar-Sept
Amsterdam (City of) 5Vis 1973—
Mar-Sept
§eAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
SeExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
8 • External sinking fund 7s ser O 1946—Jan -July
5 • External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945__Jem-July
§•78
(Kingdom of Norway)
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series
30-year 3s
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•
99%
91V4
—
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99% 100%
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99%
•
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Jan-July
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60
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95
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19
92%
99%
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1966
June-Dec
96%
96'A
97
20
93
98 %
15-year
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1969
June-Dec
93%
93%
94'A
12
91
99
93%
94
70
92%
99%
94
85
15-year 4'/as 1971
June-Dec
——
•
15-year 4%s 1973
Map-Nov
93%
15-year
1972
Mar-Sept
1978
20-year 5'As 1979
20-year 5'As April
May-Noo
Mar-Sepf
101%
95%
5s
20-year 5s
1980
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
20-year 5'As Oct 1980
20-year 5'/as 1981
1982
20-year
20-year
5'As
(Rep)
old
1982
5'/as
Austria
Jan-July
new
5'/as extl
Jan-July
Jan-July
f $
s
Austrian Governments 4'/as
§ •Bavaria
(Free State)
1973
—June-Dec
assented
6'/as
1945
5'/as
loan
5'As
•
external
extl
extl
loan
Berlin
8
loan
s
6s
external
1972
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1958
6s
ApriZ-Oct
AoriZ-Oct
~ I"'
debentures
s
Berlin
debentures
67
94%
101%
!
98%
101
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98%
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41
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97
99
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102
104
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85
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81
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1970
--
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84
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80
—
76
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76
80
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reduced to 3.375%)
1979
April-Ocf
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footnotes,
see page
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Credit Froncier De France—
June-Dco
June-Dec
5'As
gtd extl loan 1979
Cuba (Republic of) 4'As external 1977
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Czechoslovakia
(State)
loan 1977
El Salvador (Republic of)
5'As
bonds
bonds
27
1
23
37
56
6
47%
60
30
30
3
30
97%
98'A
47
94
94%
5
82
85
to
Jan 1 1970
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
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(Republic of) 7s 1967
European Coal and Steel Community—
Coal and Steel Community—
5'As secured (7th series)
1975
5s secured
(11th series) 1978
5%s
(13th series)
1980
5'As s f debentures 1982
§«Frankfurt on Main 6'As 1953
47/8s sinking fund 1973
German (Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
dollar
April-Ocf
Feb-Auu
Map-Nov
98V2
1969
1972
Jan-July
Jan-July
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73%
5
23
97%
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941/4
15
931/2
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97
97%
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103% 104
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97
102 %
35
97
98
95%
103
107
90%
92
83%
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98 3*2
99%
93%
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June-Dec
June-Dec
107% 107%
*94%
93%
1
91%
97
April-Oct
1972
International loan of 1930—
5s dollar bonds 1980
3s
dollar bonds 1972
81
97%
4
5
99%
dollar bonds
97
85
98'A 100%
94'A
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
40
105
94
97%
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
96%
64
*85
Jan-July
Jan-July
10-year bonds of 1936—
3s conv & fund Issue 1953 due 1963—Jan-July
Prussian Conversion 1953 loans—
4s
106 VA
27
—
3'As external s f $ bonds
dollar
100VA 101%
56
J an-July
extl
5'As
101V4
—
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1979
3 y4s- debentures
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1977
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debentures
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1995
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1979
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218
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113
103
171
92 %
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1963
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April-Oct
.
1952
6s
extended to
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due
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1963
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1976
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104%
94%
101
104
92%
103
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99%
27
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50
99
102%
64
92%
104
1980———_ _ApriZ-Oct
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101
104%
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15
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1
99 %
''*5Vis
*102'
98%
-April-Oct
junior debentures 1987—
4'As
'
loo.':
100
100
April-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
■
June-Dec
80%
96'/«
100%
97%
Oriental
Co
Distilling
conv
126
124
debentures
fund
3%s
4.80s
96'A
94%
96 %
II
1998
debentures -1990
American
,
1973
(City of)
126
April-Oct
-ApriZ-Oct
1978—
4s
debentures
Can
4%s
..
97%
§ •Nuremberg
gtd
debentures
fund
3s
93
16
93'A
50
.
.
*96'A
June-Dec
1981
America
fund
Airlines
99%" 104%
98% 105%'
91VA
90%
—
80%
1981_April-Oct
1986—'
3 Vis debs
American
.
April-Oct
1965
external
loan
of
Co
sinking
*94 VB
'
new
loan
external
1st
4 Vis
Corp
sinking
debs
90
*91% '-
Jan-July
West Penn Electric Co
American
;—May-Nov
" •" *
'50
97%
fund
f extl
s
COMPANIES
3%s sinking fund debentures 1983.:
..April-Oct
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 37/as 1970——May-Nov
May-Nov
sinking
100'/a
System—
Western
&
Allied Chemical & Dye
(interest
—
fund
loan
9%
99 »A
Mar-Sept
1981—
conv
debentures
Power
Allegheny
100%.
100'/2
5'As
INDUSTRIAL
1967—May-Nov
1980
debs
debentures
fund
See old name of
24%
,
of)—
sinking
extl
f
s
5 Vis
3%s
RR
subord
conv
fund
sink
4'As
1958
5s
sink
4%s
American
4s
AND
—
Allied
April-Oct
.
(Kingdom
10 y4
8
9%
-
*100'%
..Apr-Oct
101
21
3A'
Mar-Sept
•Secured
1959Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
*
V
reduced
to
2.125%)
2008
Mar-Sept
New Zealand
(Govt) 5Vis 1970..
;
June-Dec
15
year
5%s
1976—
Apr-Oct
Norway
9%
13
-
June-Dec
June-Dec
April-Oct
104
26
-
2.125%)
1977—:
'
95 7%
101%
~4
98%
*22%
2008
extl sink fund 6Vis
5 Vis
94%
207
1959—Mar-Sept
Nippon Tel & Tel Public Corp— *
6s gtd dollar bonds 1976—.
*8
>
1953-4————Jan-July
Co 1st mtge 3Vis, 1972
mortgage 3 Vis 1984
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975.
June-Dec
eVis
*6%
'-....Feb-Aug
1st
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s
101 % 102
1957—April-Oct
1954
fund
93%
Corp—
Alabama Power
'99Va
5%s
102
(State)—
reduced
15-year
<
—June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
91
91
93%
88
98
87
Jan-July
*86
83
Id
89%.,..
93%
Vi
May-Nov
May-Nov
1975
6Vis
88
80%
173
37
89%
93%
95
Feb-Aug
.
1952
7s
81
94
—
83
Feb-Aug
:
1965
to
High
Valley
RAILROAD
81
Low
'
•
1964
to
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
§• Milan
(City of)
6%s
1952
•
.
May-NoV
(State Mtge Bank) 7s
Toll 5s uniform cod
&
Medellin
Minas
89 Vi
v_Jan-July
_Mar-Sept
1954
*24
extended
1965
t«Kreuger
of
extended
loan
extl
§ •Jugoslavia
•
1974
1976—
(Imperial Government)—
6 Vis
•
...
Jan. 1
No.
83 Vi
83%
*78
Feb-Aug
Aldens
Development' Bank 6s
gtd extl loan 1977—
6 Vis
81
Range Since
Sold
June-Dec
•
...—
Japan
6s
81"
Bonds
High
Jon-July
•-—<—
1951
of) 5%s
7s
-
173
Jan-July
1977
3s
1952
(Kingdom of)
Jamaica
Japan
1.
Utility Institute—
gtd
7s series
•
..Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1977-
3s
f
s
1947
B
series
Italian
.•
ext
Friday's
June-Dec
•Yekohoma: (City of) 6s of '26 1961^_j
6s due 1961 extended to 1971—
^
85%
Works
See
§ »4Vis assented
101
readj
readjustment
Cauca
• Warsaw',
93%
92
1979
...
.30-year
or
Bid & Asked
1937)—
1979
external
external
Del
Westphalia
—Jan-July
1977—.
Italian Credit Consortium for Public
4s
conversion
Valle
Feb-Auy
„■
readjustment
of
3'%s-4V8S-41^s ext conversion
4s-4'As-4%s
—.*100'/4
—'
"
(Republic
External
31%
...Jan-July
1977_
f
30'/4
,/
•
debs
(Republic), ext ,'s
31 '/a
28
Jon-July
•
Tel—
30
-
..
April-Oct
_April-Oct
••
&
30
Last
Sale Price
Low
3%s-4s-4Vis
Feb-Auy.
Period
High
External
paid 1964
—
paid 1968—.
—L§ •Hamburg " (State of) €s 1946—
vCohv. & funding 4Vi[S 1966."
...
Harpeti Mining Cofp—
General mortgage 6s 1949
4Vis debentures adjustment 1970—
Ilseder
Steel
Corp 6s
1948..^—
Tel
Low
Uruguay
May-Nov
part
International
No.
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
<
part
•tfs
BONDS
Jan. 1
.April-Oct
Government—
• 7s
<
High
Week's Riange
Friday
Range Since
Sold
Works—
& Iron
1945
mige
Bonds
:
Bid & Asked
Low
Goid
for Week Ended August 3)
Week's Range
Last
»■
27
96
111
2
81%
108
94%
95 y8
105 y»
95 »A
142
85
147%
93
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,(556)
28
NEW YORK STOCK. EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
bonds
Period
Stack Exchange
New York
t
Last
Sale Price
first 3s 1978
consol gtd 5s A 1962
Canada Southern
or
April-Oct
Jan.1
t
No,.
.
82%
99
-
-
-.9942
114
T.
1st
101%
^
ref M
&
"1st
5 Vas
(continued!—
ref M
&
_4an-July
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
-Feb-Aug
(perpetual)
Ohio 4s 1965—
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981—
Case (J I) 00 3%s debs 1978
—
5%%>
conv subord debs 1983,
Caterpillar Tractor 4'As debs 1977
4%s sink fund debentures 1986
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965.—
Carolina OUnchfield &
of Georgia
•
>
-
Without
.
debs
4V2S
conv
•
&
1984
96
75%
i;>
-
/
.
'
•
88Va
86'A
•
>,97%
•
119
117
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; 126
a
119'/a
109
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7
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92
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.
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44
May-Nov
May-Nov
2054
4 4*'
>
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-
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95%
•
61%
61
27%
73
__
19%
13
73
71
'
-
26
-
-33%- 34%
33%
series
3s
74
74
30
731/3
2.
1st
Island & Pacific
27/8s series 1980
mtge
1st
debs
income
4%s
53
53
53 V2
48
50%
61%:
53%
54 Va
60
48
63
43Va
42 V2
•
45
*51
''42
184
56
5.V2S
mtge
series
RR—
,.V
Jan-July /
Mar-Sept
—
I.
1983—_—
C
*66%
69
.V
■
-
^
First
1963—
First
mortgage
1963
27/os
series G
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
54 Va
•
.
__
54'/a
L
*51'(V 54
-
104;:;
-•
Jan -July
98 :i92
1 99
: 54%,
-
;
.
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mortgage
,
2%s series ,G
T Financial Corp 3%s
May-Nov-
_May-Nov
«
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__
98
24
98'A
'
1970,,,
v
99% "
"
83'/a
April-Oct
3s s f debs 1977
Service Co
95¥4
Jan-July
95%
86 'A
86 V2
10
94
94%
11'
r
99 Va
84
93%
5
100 % 100%
100 V4
84
debs
1982—
l
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v
103'A
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104%
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•
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101
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97
119
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96
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debentures
1965_
1977-^
102%
series C
M
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trust
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81%
77
80%
103
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*
100
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•
•
1984——
84 Va
90%
84%
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•
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•
3s -^series. H
:
1970—
45
I
45%
ref
series
1976
K
debentures
Mackinac
s,f
Ry
39%
Chemical
.
Co
1969—
1st
lien
41 Va
86%
80%
y
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conv
80%
debs
1977
81'
4
83
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';
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81
,
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76
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;,
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>
80
;
/
90'%.. 90 %
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'
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83%
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„
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88
71 Va
.
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•
;
93
70
91'A/ 94'/8
'
71 %
73
Feb-Aug
April-Oct.
—
sub
/
83
-
May-Nov
1995_June-Dec
June-Dec
4s
1978^
3s
!~
48
39 /■
/
.
lb %•
May -Nov,
Corp, 4s debs, 1983-,
debentiires
36%
/
42%
•/ 3
-'L
June-Dec
&
&
22 'A
28
19
I
-June-Dec,
&
conveitible
57 1
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'
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*
108%
93%
7
'
94
84%
91
54
112
93
.
67%
120
74
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91 Ve
91 '/a
llTVa
1982—Jan-July
:
Mar-Sept
98
171,:
106 ?
'93
112
•
'84
79
Duquespe I^ight^ Ca 2%s 1977—
Feb-Aup
Mst mortgage 2%^ 1979
Aprfl-Ocf
.
1st" mortgage _2%s 1980—i
_Feb-Aup
1st mortgage 3 'As 1982.
—Mar-Sepf
1st mortgage/3%s 1983-————Mar-Sepfv
*:
1st mortgage
3'/as 1984——
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3'As 1986-——
April-Oct
? 1st mortgage 3%s 1988—-,.——
April-Oct
1st mortgage 4.V4S 1989--—Mar-Sept
5s s f debentures '2010.
_i
Mar-Sept
•
—
* »
..
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Gen
3'As
101 •'
12'A
-
97%
49%
35
">
-
and
3%s
88
'99%
Western RR—
Dresser Industries .Inc 4s conv
.
* 1
1
97
85%
" 95
.
Mar-Nov
—
Gen
Dow
105 'A ^
6r-
85
^
refupd 2%s series I 1982—Mar-Sepf
ref mtge 2%s series J 1985——Mar-Sept
•-,5s
Va-,
99'/a
90 Va
16
-
'
Doilglas Aircraft' Co Inc—r
'
V 4s cony subord debentures 1977—
,i
'
102
w
287/a
B 1985-May-Nov/
—
'
,,
82
'
/'
99%
*12%
H-
> Second gold 4s 1985—'-'Detroit,Tol 65 Ironfon RR 2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
•
79
,90%
" '
—
80 Va
Edison
$ Diamond (pardner
'-88%
93
■79%
81
77 y0.77% v
82 %'
86% '
84%-
*—"' "•
__
'
-
68 '
9
98%
,
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1st;mtge &' coll tr 3%s.l988-
Detroit
v
:
J' 74%
82
69
8b Va
-
99
series A 1985-,May-Nov
Gen & ret2%s series N 1984v*,.,:'Gen & ref 3%s series O 1980-
65%;
•
v
96%
86 Va
98
<
10 j%
.
-1
v'3%s convertible debentures 1971-
v
*.
*—
103 %
96'A
May-Nov
May
/. 4-0'
1st1 mtge
'
1
'
119
-
—
103'A /—~
86%
May-Nov
1 2,042-
4-6s
Rio. Grande
,
86%
Div
1993
tr, 3Vas
'
'
82%
1963
Western
&
due
80
86%
Feb-Aup
extended
4s
85'A.
79
80
-Jan-July
mortgage
fc
General
.■--
'
86 Va
.
80%
79
1
*83%
1983
Lackawanna
Firstr and. refund
Detroit
97%;
:
83
Mar-Sepf
May-Nop
Mar-Sept
June-Deo
April-Oct
1965—
debentures
104%
100%
104
83
Piwt mortgage series. A (3% fixed ,
r
: \% •
contingent interest) ',1993—
Jan-July
LIncome mortgage series A 4'A % 2018
--April
>
Denver & ;lSdlt Lake income mortgage [3%
fixed lfo contingent.Interest)
1993
Jan-July
>
June-Dec,
100 %
Olevefaud Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Rv->General gold 4s 1993—_—,
Ju«e-Dec
General 5s series B 1993——_i——June-Dec .
'
Refunding and impt 4'As series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab <S$ Mich Div 1st 4s 1991_Jan-July
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990_May-Nov
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970—Jan-July
First
mortgage 3s 1982———__
June-Oct
1st mortgage 23/4S 1985-—
——Mar-Sept
'
1st mortgage 3%s
1986-2.-.—:
—V
—7
_J
1st mortgage 3s 1989
May-Nov
1st mortgage 37/eS 1993
——
Mar-Sept •
1st mortgage 4%s 1994
April-Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp 47/aS 1977-.
Jnn-July
81
subord
conv
104
149%
1102
*104
-
City Products Corp—
5s
.115%
'. 8
99
.
102%
1
87'A
Feb-Aug
1987-
3%s
«Sf Hudson
Denver &
«
82
96
-
;
86--
82
.
■'
127
101
51
;■/;
99
W
97
82
*—
Mar-Sept
1971
debentures
4%s
Cities
29
104%
-
♦100% 103%
:
April-Ocf
1st mortgage & coll tr, 3»/8s 1977——JUne-Dec
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 197,9
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980-,'-.
Mar-Sepf
100'A
96%
10
—
109Va HO
109V2
1974——Feb-Aug
debs
^
105%
104 vs
83 %
"
/1st .mtge & coll tr 3s 1973
;/
57
,
I
127% 129
'>"104
*s-
April-Oct
Delaware Power & Light Co—>
59 1.-:
.'.51%
..
99
98'A
Jan -July
1982„
mortgage 27/e^s 1978——
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4Va». J987——„
May-Nov
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
First mortgage gtd 3%s series E I960—-Feb-Aug
First
1986
1984—
.1st mtge, & coll trust 5s
* 1st1 mtge & coll.tr 4'As
.1
1st
C
44
—
-I 77%
80%
77
77%
77%
*85%
87%
*85%
85 V
*88
90%
88%
^
Gas System Inc—
A 1975_
Columbia
June-Dec
1975
Feb-Aup
3s
debentures
.
'
debentures series
3s
seiies B
33/8S
debentures
3V2S
debentures series D
series C
1977—
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Jan-July
—
—
•.
.87,
'
;
89v/
89
89
25.
-
*87%; —/:;
'
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1979
3
debentures
debentures
series F
1981
4%s debentures
series G
1981
5%$ debejitures series H
1962
5s
series
series
debentures
E'
I
April-Oct
—
April-Ocf
June-Dec
1982
debentures series J 1983
47/bS debjentures series K 1983_^
43eS
53bs
5
series N
debenlures
Vbs debs series G
3Vzs subord
Mar-Sept,
April-Ocf
—April-Ocf,
1964
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3'As
1st
mortgage
1st
3%s
1970
1986
'h*
rpst
mortgage 3s seiies
mortgage
3s
•97%
2%s
L
series
1977
N
Feb-Aug
1978-
debentures
f
debentures 2001—.—,
1999
_
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ser
Fli-st
ser
refund
mtge 23As
ser
and
re* M
3'As
series
3%s
series
H
fc ref M 3'/2s
series
I
C
Jan-July
1981
ref
l6t « ref
M
4Vts
series
M 5s series N
For
1986.
see
May-Nov
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24
1
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/
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-
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.
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86
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98%
105
87
-
89%
.
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-
105%
97%;
94
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110
106%, 106%
►106%
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.
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10
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,
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mortgage 3'As 1982
Jan-July
refunding 3'/bs 1983
—June-Dec
refunding 3Vbs 1985—
__April-Oct
&
•
97%
153
99%
99
__
-
111
100
87%
105
104'A 105
104
104%
104%
t
—
83
80
87'A
"IOO'/b lOl'A
78
3%s -1977—May-Nou
Southwestern Bell Tell 2%8 debs 1985——April-Oct
3%s ^debentures 1983
^
.^—-MayrNov
Spiegel Jnc 5s conv subord debs 1984——JunerDec
5'As debentures 1983—
—April-Oct
Standard Oil of California 4%s 1983
Jan-July
Standard Oil
(Indiana) .3%s conv 1982—-April-Oct
4'As debentures 1983
April-Oct
,Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982—j.——Jan-Ju\y
Stauffer Chemical 37/8s debentures 1973—Mar-Sept
'
84
98'A
86%
103% 104'A
1033/4
Jan-July
1971
104%
1983_Feb-A«p
_Feb-Aup
-debentures
New
•89%
86
99% 100'A
*963/4
"
84%
90
100%
Mar-Sept
General gold 4Vis series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
debs
101%
.,104 %
1983——April-Oct
Souihem Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan*July.s
1st
mtge coll tr 4'As 1988
—
Feb-Ang
r Memphis
div first gold 5s 1996———*.Janmluly
.
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General 5s
Jan-July
Jan-July
April
78
100
103% 103%
Map-Nov
1977
1986
4%s
First /mortgage
78%
79
*89
mm mm
April-Oct
series E 1984
1
100%
*86%
—_——Feb-Aug
Jan-July
f debs 1982——April-Oct
Pacific Co—
s
"
80 :
80
*79
June-Dec
General
2'As
debentures
First
.
102!
99%
■-
165
'
~
*94'/b
First mtge 5%s series .series H
77
'
——
—June-Dec
1968—
A
B
General
s
debs
Corp
2'As
Oil
Gold
103%
'
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
.
104%
100
100
'
102
38
80
*87
June-Dec
• tSan-Fran Term. 1st mtge.3.%s ser A
Southern ;Padfjc RR Go—
•
■
107%
103
99% IOO'/B
1964—June-Dec
1979
Oil
Oil
First -4.'As
>'•
>
...
*
Pan American World Airways—
4%s
80
1980
1966
f
8
Natural Gas Co 4%s
i'v■
103%
..
104 7/b 106
Feb-Aug
.Feb-r/tuo
4%s
Co
Southern
95%
;
9i
13
-
103
"
99%
May-Noo
3%s
104
: 97
71
—
100
Jan-July
debentures
Southern
>
3'/bS
80
100
1982
4%s
Co
Union
2%s
'
104%
103%
14
T
100'A
883/a
__
*98'A
June-Dec
2'As
1974
Pipe Line 3.20s
Oil
„2%s
v
83%
£
100
-1-.
April-Oct
1978
~5
114'A 117%
Southern California Edison Co—.»•■
v ;
3'As convertible debentures 1970—
—Jan-July
;/ Southern (Indiana Ry 2%8.-4'As ,1994___—^Jan-July
rr
85%
100
69
86%
«...
84#1'
82%
3s
:
<.
'
100
June-Dec
1986
1987—.
Oil 3Vis
/
"
•
June-Dec
debentures
Pacific Western
;
—
94
92 5/B
-
100
June-Dec
3'/2s
4
*
87'//;
83%
blot
12
86
105'A 1053/s
V
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
3'As
84'A'
100%
100
# ^
mmm.
—June-Dec
1993
HH
82 Va
1
84
*83%
"
June-Dec
FF 1992
series
83%;
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843/4-'
74
731
60
•
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78%
f
85
;.
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83%
86%
;.
1
;•
'
.
73
80'A
*88 %
116%
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June-Dec
South- & North Alabama RR 5s 1963———April-Oct *
^
78%;
2
74
65
•-
''
23
...,89%
80'A
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
debs
Sons
&
Roebuck-&
»Smitl:-Corona
.
.
M'W
—
.
85
8j>
100%
-40
82%
84 3A
June-Dec
1991
4%s series
ref
Tel & Tel
27/bs
EE
series
;
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subordinated
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<
93
89%
81'A
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85
.
89%
85%
84
*83
■rnm^m
June-Dec
—June-Dec
mtge -4'As series DD 1996
1st
f
*82'A
—
12
38
.
'
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
1st & ref 3 'As series CO 1978—
39
—
63%
86
-
1st St ref
*88
1971
B
Co—
5'As
Co
E)
debentures
/ Sinclair
87
June-Dec
3%s
4%s
-Shell
91%
90%
June-Dec
refunding 3s series. M
refunding 3s series N
66
63%
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
90%
June-Dec
65%
11
Roebuck
lSears
98
88%
69%
*69%
1989_Jan-July
series B 1980
1977
3s
debentures
Service
96
"2
90%
4s
cons
Acceptance Corp—
debentures 1972
5s
1
■
*96%
68%
May -Nov
1989
debentures
f
s
1st
RR
Finance
J-
127
105%
27
'.
series
1979
June-Dec
1977—
June-Dec
First & refunding 23/48 series P 1981
June-Dec
First & refunding 27/«s series Q 1980
June-Dec
First & refunding 3%s series R 1982
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
First & refunding 27/bs series T 1976
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser D '85-June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3Ves ser W *84
June-Dec
First & .refunding 3Yes ser X 1984
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3a/t»s ser Y 1987-June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
•
-si.
Co—
3s
refunding 3s series K 1971
refunding 3s series L 1974
First &
First
I""
:
Electric
&
refunding 3Vis series I
&
First
Line
mortgage
Shell
Pacific
Air
RR
Depot
(Jos
120%
_Mar-Sept
debs
Duluth
Union
Seaboard
-
3s
ioi3/4
68%
—
4%s
109
70
,
series
Ry
64
68
'
2
71
88
65
60
,
84
Sears
*_r
•
-
88
58'/b
__
60
*65
92
91
,
*88
60
A
certificates
Seagram
109%
debs 1983
5 Vis conv subord
Owens-Illinois
bond
&
Paul
3%s
1982 ._May-Noy
conv
111
82
77
87 ■
—
—Jan-July
5Vis
Chemical
Mathieson
95%
97%
,52
803/b
—
-June-Dec
Vis 1985
mortgage 3%s 1988
mortgage 4 Vis 1987
99
•:
88 '/a
-June-Dec
1st
! 98
ldO'A, 133,
.58
78%
86
77
~
B
debs
Seaboard
—May-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1980—
1st
mortgage 3%s 1982
100
91%
__
*84
_June-Deo
1979
3s
84%
*82%
--
88.
132%.
*92
1st
—Feb-Aug
1975
905/b
85
109
.April-Oct
-Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nou
•Scott Paper
3s conv debentures 1971—Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982——^-Jan-July
79%
19
99 Ya 100
--
series
4s
4s
Paul
Electric Co—
&
mortgage
1987
87%
167
*
78 »A
•
'
-■
'
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
—J.
85%
82%
series
Louis-Southwestern
St
89%
84%
86
*81
0
mmm*
53
101 Yb
1968—June-Dec
.76%
78%
74%
4s
income
5s
First
171.
111
—
--
*85
.-April-Oct
mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage 27/as 1980
Oil Co 4%s debentures
lr
117%
109% 110%
63%
mtge
St
102'A
99%
5
78%
..Mar-Sept
First
First
97%
100
'
65%
1st
»
mortgage
St
Ohio
97%
43
10
88%
115
*91 ,"4
110
1980—,—_—:—— Mar-Sept
A Jan 2006—Mar-Nov
1st
•
273
126% 133
133
105%
.
1997
—Jan-July
• Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
May
;
'
mmmm.
Francisco Ry Co—
Louis-San
St
'
'mmmm
*80
101% 101%
J an-July
~7
*85%
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
Second
gold
6s
1996i
April-Oct
y
106
mmmm
——
95%
'
1st mortgage
45%
93
100%
95%
99% 100
117%
81%
89
31
98%
45%
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100'A
91%
■
:r'~4
103% 103%
100%
'
:mmmm
45/as 1987
5
*—
'
April-Oct
92%
81
79
'~mm
91%
—•'
mmmm'
99 Y8
'
91%
100% 102
*97%
83%
92 Yb
81%
*81%
1977—June-Decv
6'As conv debentures
McBee
86 Va
90%
91%
82%
82
'
81
*97
mmmm
160%
86%
Rohr
ROyal
96%
159
—Mar-Sept
serial D 1977
101
93%
79
General mortgage, 3%s series J 1969—Mar-Sept
Aircraft; 5%s
conv tdebs ,1977_
Jan-July:
v
19
—
*78
June-Dec
1992
'
— —
*82%
'
mm mm
June-Dee
—
U
4'As
81%
85 3A
82%
81%
85%
83
82%
'mmmm
April-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1977-
(Wise)
*82
Feb-AUf
Aprll-Oci
Jan -July
2%s 1975
1st mortgage 3s 1978
1st mortgage 23/48 1979
First mortgage 3Vis 1982
First mortgage 3'/as 1984
First mortgage 4'As 1986
First mortgage
4s 1988
1st mortgage 5s 1990
First
High
98%
108
1964
.
94%
91%
Mar-Sept
debentures
120
*160
4
Northern
Low
105
r
60
92%
«
2%s
Oats
Jan. 1
„
No.
99
"94%
April-Oct
1977
r'eb'-ntur.es
Range Since
Sold
*107
Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
/ Rheem Manufacturing
37/bs debs_,—
1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1983—April-Oct
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
'
;
1
88
56%
91
Jan-July
85%
56 7A
3'As
1975
debentures
Quaker
>
Bonds
High
98%
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
4%s
103%
567/B
refunding mortgage
and
3'As
106
101
mmmm''
'
;
104%
103 3A
105'A
100'A
98%
1968_Jan-July
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
3%s debentures 1972
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1983-April-Oct
and
First
88'A
mmmm
May-Noy
1963
debentures
3s
First
5
100
100
80
2
*100% 101'A
O
1013A
Aprll-Oct
1984
4s
90
Friday's
& Gas Co—
Service Electric
Public
89%
91'A
—-
89% "89%
May-Not)
May-No®
Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 4Vis ser A 2047
Coll
923/b
90
f debs 1973—May-Nou
Natural Gas 3%s s
Northern
—
'
*81 %
#ew
or
Bid & Asked
High
80
*89%
Mar-Sept
general & ref 5s 1974
Northern Central
Week's Range
Sale Price
Period
Low
88'A
'
Friday
Last
.
Interest
Exchange
Week's Range
Friday
_
«
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
High
«
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
„
^
„
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
or
Low
.
Monday, August 6, 1962
RECORD (Range for Week Ended August 3)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
1st
: ::
(558)
99%
102 3A
1053A
103% 128
91% ' 92YB
893A
90
Continued on page 35
,
Number 6183
Volume 196
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
...
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31
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list
In the following
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
Range for Week Ending Aug. 3.
*
furnish a complete report of the transactions
on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
July 30,
and ending Friday, Aug. 3.
It is compiled from the report of the American
we
Week's
Friday
„
'
stocks
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
;;
Friday
Sales
;
Range *
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices" "
Shares
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
.
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Range Since Jan. 1
"
Acme-Hamilton
Acme Missiles
Mfg Gorp
High
2~
2:
1%
1%
1%
25c
Acme Wire Co
6
11%
12
—10c
Dynamics Ine—
;
1;
Aerojet-General Corp,:—
—
1
Aeronca Manufacturing Co_.—I——1
Aerosol Techniques Inc
—10c
Agnew: Surpass Shoe Stores—
—*
Aid Investment & Discount' Inc
5,900
3J/a
56 %
300
57%
55%
4%
10%
14%
8,800
'4%
4,100
4,100
14%
1*400
1,200
Steel Co
preferred
5%
15%
17%
70
25
13%
14%
67
68
100
,67
3%
——_——
—-—.—1
86y2
-
.
75
90
Properties Inc
Corp warrants——
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alleghany
82
July
3% Jun
110
6'A
5%
49
1,700
3% May
3%
3%
5,300
3
Jun
9
4,300
9
5
4,800
6%
~3
3%
"3%
1,400
8%
100
8%
6%
1,100
9,400
8% Jun
—1
Amejrica $3.75 pfd-100
Ambassador Gil Corp
.—1
American Beverage Corp
—1
American Book Co—:—.
-20
American Business Systems Inc
—•
American Electronics .Inc
1
American-Internatl Aluminum——.25c
American Israeli-Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares ———1——-JE1
Inc
Alsco
5% May
17%
6%
500
6
2%
2,500
81 Va
650
"
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1
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Argus
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5^
^
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4,400
23%-
100
3%
800
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4y400
93%
May
-
May
-5% Jun
-2% May
18,400
-..250
—
800
8»A
2ay8
102
23Va
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.
9
:
34
23%
-lr700
1%
.2%
2%
C%
.
2%
18%
ih
.
300
-
8,400
.
.
.
27
3%
2
Associated-Food* Stores Inc———_1
Associated Laundries
of America
_1
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Associated Oil & Gas Co———
Associated
.
2% May
% May
Devices ; Inc_-——i
Radio1 Mfg Co
Automatic
Inc.
.—1
Automatic Steel Products Inc com
1
Non-voting non-cum. preferred
Avien
Inc
Ayrshire
10c
—£—-
Industrial
Avis
1
——5
Corp J—j.
Collieries: Corp——-3:
6%
Jun
2,600
2%
May
8% Aug
47%
200
43
Jun
23%
24%
10,300
19
Jun
200
li May
1%
Jan
5% May
1
May
9% Jun
9%
Feb
1%
3,700
9,100
'
337/8 Mar
\l
/— ;
5%
15%
3% May
6% Jun
2,500
17,800
11%
1%
13%
12%
13%
1,000
%
8,500
6%
6%
4%
100
■4
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15
5%
2,100
15%
,
14
;
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900
,
3%
Jun
c
-:r,B'i-' ''f.
-
j
Jan
,
Jan
12%
,
May
Jan
;
Feb
7
6%
Feb
3% Jun
13% May
13%
Jan
,
26% Mar
,
57%
Jun
;
Jan
Baldwin-rMontrose
•
*
Common
Chemical—
.
.
8%
9
....
10
6 Va
6%
3,400
3%
Jun
11 'A
12%
3,600
8%
Jun
3%
3%
1,100
3%
Jun
2,500
3% May
U Jun
4% May
lc :
4
.
Banco-de los'Andes American shares—
~1
Oil Ltd——————————50c
9
Jan
5%
Jan
4% Jan
1% Feb
4%
4%
4%
50c
3%
■3y4
3%'
4,100
3
10c
8
8'A
2,100
7
Barnes:Engineering Co———1
Barry Wright Corp——
..1
Barton's Candy Corp.:—
1
22
19 y4
22«/b
6,UU0
13% May
35%
11 y8
13 Va
ny8
11%
1,100
10
19% Jan
BarChris
Inc
Construction
—;—4
Bargain Town USA Inc„—
Baruch-Foster Corp—
50c
Bay view Oil Corp—4
Bearinvslnc----.
Beck
Bell
Bel'
25c
—
_1
—*
Telephone of-Canada_4
- Instrument
Corp—
Belock
Benrus
Watch
Berkey
Co
25c
50c
1
i
12
9 lU
9%
13%
1,500
1%
11.500
1%
10%
4ys
6%
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
Bohack (H C): Co common
May
preferred——
£600
4%
5,700
7%
5% July
43%
1,500
700
6
For iootnotes^ see oaee 35
55%
5%- Jun
700
22 Vi
21 y2
22%
700
4'/2
-4Va
4%
3,600
2%
2%
2,200
25 'A
4, iOU
8%
1&
1A
1,900
1A May
-21%
19%
22 y8
7,500
17% May
22 %
22 Ya
22%
2,800
17
62%
€2%:
,7%
'7
24%
7%
7%
3,000
25%
1,300
1,000
;
Enterprises
Ltd
1%
;—
6%
•
preferred
10%
14%
,
*3% May
i-..
May^-*.,
5% May
4% May
Jun
Feb
3%
1% July
18%, Jan
,
Feb
16
56Mar
33% July ^
3% July.
6
May.
,:<f
34%
3%
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50. /
3%
313
6,500
6%
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Ltd——
Co
6%
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common—
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2%
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12,600.
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4
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11
Mar
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43 %:Jan
102-
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5
Ltd—-—I
4%
5% May,
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1
17%
17%
17%
10%
12
7,200
15.V4
16%
5,j:vU
Apr
Co.—————
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76
79
79
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20
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106
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2,200
12
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Jan
104
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111
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Apr
5%
Jun
11%
12
400
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4
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7%
15%
11% Aug
3% May
%
13
%
Jan
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600
Jan
83
May
Mar
Jan
Apr
Feb
6% Feb
lVa
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3,600
71
Jan
May
86% May
24% Feb
75
17
17
17%
27
26%
27
50
25 y2
Jun
33
Mar
32 Va
32%
75
30
Jun
42
Feb
"7
7
•
1,$00
3%
9% Feb
15
Jan
6</8 May
3»/8 May
200
7
5%
18
6%
1
3,bUJ
H Jun
1H Feb
—5
——2
1
9%
8%
9%
1,400
8% July
13% Mar
22 Va
21%
22%
700
19% May
%
%
—1
5%
—10c
13%
2.50
-1
—
—lc
—
—,——25c
O K P Development Ltd-——i—
*
Clark Cable Corp————.—__10c
Circuit- Foil Corp
5'A
300
v
% May
1%
5%
6.200
4% May
10 Va Jun
.13%
14%
8,100
19 %
17%
19%
234,800
15^8 ,'17%
3;60«»
16%
9y8 May
12 y2 May
:
16%
3,800
6
6%
2,300
10
10%
5V8 May
10
July
Manufacturing Co———,-1
8'/b
8y8
8%
3,600
1.U00
5%
5%,
5%
1,600
13%
100
Oils vtc-————10c
13%
3%
%
3y4
3%
3%
-
Juii
13%
6
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
10%
:
23'A
'
3,800
5%
17
16%
7
Jun
1
—*-1
Clark Controller Co__
114%
3%
—
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
Chief Consolidated Mining
Christiana Oil Corp—„
Chromalloy Corp
Feb
.
mmmm
mm mm
■
Jan
4%
75% May-
1,800
.
21%
34 Va
May
3% May
•
3%
America^
Charter. Oil Co Ltd——
Feb
10'A May
:
Central Hadley Corp—————1
12% July
7jA Jun
26
16%
Carey Baxter :& Kennedy Inc^——1
Inc
7% Jan
% Jan
22 %
Jun
15
Corp—
—
of
.•
% Jun
500
10%
V
Feb
Apr
Feb
6% Feb
13%'Mar
'■
May
4
700
Cities Broadcasting———1,
City Products
^
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Co
718
14 Va
3% May
50c
—
International
1A Feb
10%
-
9% Jun
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5
.1% Mar
,
.
300
May
Feb
.4'A Jan
„
4% May
May,
6
2,*0>
10%
10%
pfd—-10*
31
.
2,200
9%
3%
Jan
.9%
.
,
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7
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.
400
^
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May
22
Jun '
2Va Jun
...
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,
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%
ti
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,
.
*
——
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
iRjflar;-^-* 64 V2 May«
Jan
/ ; 52% Mar;
49%
—5
Fire Insurance-^—
4y8 Jan
27
Feb
.26% Mar
May
.61
100;,.
3y2
4% May
11
Jun
.
20% Mar
34%
Feb
19%
Apr
8
Jan
18%
Feb
/15% Mar
10 % Jan
*14
Jan
20
Feb
5% Feb
Jun
4% Mar
Jun
19,400
%
•
Apr
23% Mar
3% Aug
11
200
18
-6 V4 Mar
2,200
3
% May
1
Jan
4%
4
4%
10,400
3% May
10% Feb
19%
19
19%
4,000
14% May
38% Jan
—1
—5
16%
14%
16 %
9,000
13% May
4% May
20%
200
"l%
10,200
1% May
3%
Colonial
Inc.—
—1
Corp of America————50c
f—'.—;
Co
....
'65-1
25c
50c
10c
Vs.
5
5
1%
2
30'A
34%
9
5%
5%
5%
4%
4%
4y8
4
4
800
18 V*
17%
18%
500
A
A
%
7,400
3%
3%
3%
8V4
8%
Cooper-Jarrett
Pacific
Inc—
—
1
44%
Jan
Jan
"7,500
17 % Mar
3% May
17 % July
800
1,100
—1
Consolidated
20c
Consolidated
•
Consolidated
1
"Construction
1
1 Continental. Aviation
& Engineering—1
11- Continental Commercial
Corp
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A
50c
Continental Materials Corp10p
Continental Vending Machine Corp-lOc
Cook Paint & Varnish Co—
——15
Ltd—
Oil & Gas Inc—
Royalty Oil—
Sun Ray Inc
Products class A.
Consolidated New
Jan
8% Jan
8% Jun
4% Jun
4% Jun
11,200
4%
Jun
28
3,800
8%
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
.
.
.
-90% Jun
VB
57
———-50
—
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Jan
11%. Feb"
Mfty
14%;. Jan
20%.«hm'i.!;.« *.•30% .Feb.,
2
8% Mar
Jun
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
Jan
7% July
Jun
6%
100
11
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to
Jan
22
7%
7.
11 y4
Colonial Sand & Stone Co—
15% Apr
Jun
6%
•
-
1%
Jun
7%
1.
lx%
—
Commercial Metals
Jan
6%
7 y2
1
Inc..
4'A
Jan
Va
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service—
10
»
Feb
2y4
7%
Bloomfleld Building Industries Inc—.
Class A
10c
187/s
Jun
3% May
6% May
3
.,
May
1
1,000
47%
4
:
Jun
Cohu "Electronics
Feb
9
900
1
Corp
10%
Coastal Caribbean
Jan
12
.
4
6
46 y8
Jan
.
16% Jan
May
%
3,600
12%
May
10
13
7%
6
47%
1
Bickford's Inc
5V2%' .prior
iy4
9%
Jun
l
—4
—
Blauner's
-
13
800
1
Inc_
:
Photo Inc_
Berkshire Frocks Inc—'
Birdsboro
8
J f/4
*
(A S) Shoe Corp—
Electronic Corp__
1,000
1,000
Co
Jan
11
% May
3% July
3,500
Clarostat
.
Jan
14
—10c
Banner ilndustries
4%
Clary Corporation —a—_——1-1
Clausner Hosiery Co—————10
Clayton & Lambert, Manufacturing—_4
Clopay'Corporation L—
1
Club Aluminum Products Co-^——♦
.'
Feb
»•:
6%
9,ono
4%
;;
—
.
11 %
——
v
10% May
7% July
900
*
preferred
Baldwin.Securities Corp___—_.,
Banff
5% Jun
.—80c
__——il——4—:
Convertible
8%
•
1,900
.611
A
1%
Cinerama
1
6i96
%
May
Jun
11% Mar
10%
Chamberiin
23% Jan
15 %
'''
Bailey; & Selburn Oil> & Gasr class A—1
Baker Industries- Inc mew common_l_l
7%
Apr
10% Mar
1%
Son Inc_:
pref—100
pfd
100
Central Securities Corp common.;
.1
$ 1.40 series B convertible preferred- *
$1.50 convertible preferred———*
Century Electric Co__
———10
Century Geophysical Corp.J—_—— 1
!
V-
600
July
Central Maine Power, 3.50%
Central Power & Light 4%
.
1%. Jan
Jun
38%
;
Mar
18%
May
8% May
5% Jun
3% Jun
2,400
4%
7% Jan
28% Jan
8
*
7%
y8
25c
&
Corp—
5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred—*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter (J W)
Co—
—z——1
Castle (A M) & Co__——*—^—10
Catalin Corp of America—u
--1
8% July
56% Feb
13
.7%
13 Ya
19
Jan
10%
Carnation
5% iJan
1,500
1
5
12% July
—
Capital
Jan
12,100
11%
6)0
Feb
—
Capital
,
2% July
8%
—
-
4%
-
-
3
6
6%
Feb
3
12% May
2.50
Inc
(J P)
Shoe
Canaveral
Jan
10%
1%
12%
•' 13
6%
—__1
10c
—
:.Corp——_——1,
411
8y8
1
9%
dep rets ord shares—3c 6d
New; common
1A Mar
i ■ [ '
2%
12%
Atlas General Industries Inc—_—l
Sewing Centers :Inc~i
/
9%
5%
luj
Mar
u
15'A
/
Canal-Randolph Corp
(
5% Feb
.
8%
6
I
1,100
10%
6
:
Canadian wide Properties
Jan
3
7%
23%
it
Development Corp
—10 pesos
Atlas Corp option warrants—;
—
Audio
v
13%
10%
Canadian Williston Minerals———6c
3% Jan
.
46%
Atico .Financial .Corp
Aurora. Plastics
200
5%
12%
——1
Canadian PetrQfina Ltd partic
Jun
8%
—:
33y3C Industrial Products—10C
————1
Atlantic Coast. Line Co
——*
Atlantic Research Corp_
1-1 •Atlantica del Golfo Sugar—
5p
Atlas -Consolidated Mining &■
;
Atco Chemical
Atlas
2
29 % Mar
-
Jun
5
'
.' •
Javelin Ltd——-———
Canadian Marconi —————.—-_1
39% Feb
3% May
3
May
1% Jun
800
3'A
2
"4%
*36,8u0
12%
50c
___9;
•:
Mar
-
8
10%
2%
Inc
Astrex
3ye
..400
9%"
.
r
12,600
4,400
5
Labs—-———10c
Testing
"
,
3%
8%
Mar
43
s
3%
American deposit rfits regular„.—_£1
17% May
7
May
4,200
9'A
Canadian Export Gas & OIL-/—16%d^
Canadian Homestead OH® Ltd_—_ilJQic;
i
Canadian Husky .Oil Ltd—
1 ^Canadian
Industrial .Gas Ltd.—-—-2.50
Feb
103
2'A Jun
-100
3,,jj
.
29% Mar
:
;
Company—
Canada Cement Co Ltd
1
Feb
98
July
l%May
-1,200
.
21% Jun
Feb
A Mar
5
2%, Jun
;
Canada -Bread
--
,J['
6% Jan
96% May
17
Jun
50
Jan
600
7%
Campbell Machines Inc
.
Mar
27
30,000
Jan
15%
21V4
10
,
4 % Ma r "
-" Feb
7% May
May
1,700
29%
102
10%
8 % May
7%
Campbell. Chibougamau Mines Ltd—^-1 "
"
i
4
May
,.3%.May
4,500
—1
Camden
!12%July>
3% May
7% Jim
92%
.7,400
2,9J0
20%
0
92%
3%
7%
i
/
Apr
-'79
221/* Jun
r-
5%
9%
—
Feb
•'
9
May
32% Jun '
■
17 Va
20%
'
.
Jan
10
:
Associated
-r4
.
19% Feb
10%
2%
Electronics- Inc—_r
1 .r;;.—
Ltd!—_£———40c
;
Electric Industries—
4%
34%
12-
23%
—
Asamera Oil Corp
4% Feb
-200
.
14% July
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltdl
—*
California Elejctric. Power common—i_l
$3.00; preferred ——50
$2.50" preferred -~1-.
_50
,
.
17% Feb
44%-
convertible preferred^-—:——4
Arrow
5^-
10,6oo
—1
Butler's
BVD
Feb
13% Jun
-
8% Feb
15%
—
—_66%c
(The)
Co.
Burroughs
6% Mar
25
-2,800
-
2%
102
1%
45%
Jun
800
10%
i.28:%
V
r
8% Feb
Jan
350
.
41%
•:8%
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co com—„1
35c
^--1,100
15 »A
4.72% pfd-100
Co: warrants——_u£——:
&
Armour
4
13%
15
—10
B
common
Burnell &
r
18% Mar
10%
25%-
; ■
•
Jan
———.30c
class
Finance "Plan—
American
Jan
5,400
13%
reg_i_—:
—
Ltd
Burma Mines Ltd—
Jan
6,300
9
Jan
36
Jun
Jan
4
4%
4%
3%
3
125% May
Jan
7%
3%
14%
25-
—
118 May
2,900
Mar
May
4%
"4%v
Feb
14,bvJ
16%, Jan
2% May
33 y4 Jun
4% July
13%
..
ord
serial preferred
Industries
Inc—
Cabol
2,700
5:i7«
.2"%
Arkansas Louisiana 'Gas Co:——-2.50 :
Arkansas Power & Light
2
400
r
8%
Feb
13:%
t" 16 %
£——-1
.
1
34
25; ~
39%
2%
28%
7% May
7% July
"
10,500
Inc-lj—"——:—-—_t
.3%
Apollo ^Industries inct—i-—---—-"_5 ,/.-'- 9%
Appalachian Power "Co 4% % pfd—100
..93'/a,
;.
11,800
4
Anthony Pools
•
1%
2%
Angld^-Lautaro Nitrate CorpC'A'khs-3.45
AngosfcUfa-WUppermah-:.—
—,1' ,•-> —'
Anken Chemical /& Film Oorp_——20e
43 %
.
3
3%
Anglo American Exploration" Ltd-—4.75:
Chemical Go_j—:
3,500
1
/
23
450
2A
21 '/4
Co Ltd—
preferred
Bunker Hill
v
Jan
65%
May
May
2'A
;
Andrea Radio'Corpj.——-1
Ansul
3%
Jan
.7% Mar
.
43% Jun
25
6
■
24.,
•"
Apr
2y8
22%
—
60c convertible preferred—^
85% May
4% May
4% Jun" '
500
34
Mar
22%
New
.
Del_——"2. / 13%
preferred—i}** .<*
Post 'Products—-—;—-«~2
Anchor
Jan
3%
Corp. of
35
9%
Budget
Feb
6% Feb
2V2 May
7%
3%
34
4%
American Writing) Paper-:
9%
May
78'A
800
46
Jun
7'A
2%
"American Petrofina lnci class A____I_1
5
22,100
5
46
—50c...
American Manufacturing'Co ji.iL.r.,12.50
American .Thread
.4-%
-
7%
3%
1
American MARC Inc^_
Seal-Kap
6%
6»A
4%
—
American
85
81
6"%
30% Jun
4%
^
„
B S F Company
11 %
2%
2%
—
Aluminum Co of
100
3%
4%
17% Mar
500
6%
33%
5%
Buell
6%
—1
33%
97/8
Jan
7%
7
9%
«.u
3 '/a
Feb
14%
11%
10c
14% May
2 8y4
Class B common*.-^
'
9%
50c
3
Paper
,6% {Jau
5a
dep rets
Bruck Mills
Jan
6%
6%
Control Co Inc
Corp.
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Almar Rainwear Corp
Allied
2% Mar
6,800
25c
6%
Allied
10,400
-£1
Petroleum
Amer
8%c^an
2'/2 May
8% July
Jan
,3y8
Brown Company —
c
1
Brown Forman Distillers cl A com—30c
9% Mar
—10
convertible preferred
Jan
45
11%
1
—
Brooks Instrument Co Inc——
■;
Mar
4%
3% Jun
3% May
7J/2
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1
26 % May
Feb
2%
15'A
Feb
5
Jun
Jan
2%
23
V
American/Tobacco-^
British
Aug
4%
Al'iance Tire '& Rubber class A—-El1/*
5%%
54
July
Jan
6
10 v*
_»
Jan
"
4%
1
2,500
19 Va
1% May:
1% J un
_
10%
1
British Columbia Power-,
ey8 Mar
5
;—
Pow ord—3
39 y2
15%
100
34 y2
391/2
5,POO
1%
High
5% Jan
Jun
11 % May
300
2%
1%
—1
13%
.2%
4%
dep rets ord bearer
10s
Amer dep rets ord registered——10s
Jan
3%
1
All-State
13
2y8
/LOW,
.
2% May
Jun
30%
-
65
2,000
54
52.
53
6
19,200
Manufacturing'Col_—u_—l__—I
British
107% Mar
Jan:
13% July
2,100
3%
3%
9%
British American Oil Co
-
<
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs—
All American Engineering Co—.—10c
7%
1
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
Jan
24% Mar
66 >A July
160
89
Alaska Airlines Inc__
•:Brillo:
Jan
5% Mar
13% May
2,300
69
14%
9%
High
Amer
89
—10
5,900
Bridgeport Gas Co—,
*
fci
50
common:
4%
i-
Brazilian Traction Light &
Breeze Corp
15% May
17-
3%
lOW
10c
.Brad Foote Gear Works Inc——20c
Jan
8
Jun
11
4y4"
1.50
——
Brandywtne Raceway Assn
87% Mar
-3% Jan
4y«.
9
Corp_
Bourjois Inc
-Bowling Corp of-America
.
Feb
4%
13% July
4
17%
•
4.20%
17%
,41% May
3% May
11%
preferred—100
Alabama Great Southern——:
Jun
2% Jun"
8%
,
.———
10
Oil
Borne Chemical Co Inc
•3% May
13% Feb
Jun
4'A
4%
1
-
14%
Airport Parking Corp ;of America—
Wood
15% Jan
Chica
Par
t~t'
;
,
,
Bolsa
3
Jan
2% Mar
11.
600
12%
a
'
Alan
High
May
% May
-4% May
2% Mar
500
»
12
10%
12%
Aero-Flow
Power
2
'
10
....
Admiral Plastics Corpi——
Class A
1,600
2,700
1
Precision Products Inc—
Alabama
Low
2
Construction Corp
&
Class A common
Acme
Low
Par
.
A——11.
10c
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class
7% Mar
% Jun
2% May
7% May
12%
6
24%
1
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
5% Jan
11%
Feb
%
1
11,300
H Jun
1%
Jan
1%
2
l7/a May
4%
Jan
*
1,400
8%
8%
8%
1,900
1,100
5%
1%
5%
200
5
5% May
7
July
9y8
800
1
iy8
10,000
1
May
6%
7%
36,000
5
May
20%
20 »A
200
5y8
1,100
8%
1%
5% May
5
19% May
4% Jun
10% Mar
6% Feb
16
2%
Feb
Jan
Feb
25% Jan
9% Feb
11%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32
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AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Range
Low
Class
Reynolds
&
Cott
Cott
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Inc
Qaran
123%
Jun
16%
Jan
16 J/2
Jun
22 »A
Feb
Gatineau
600
Feb
21
Jan
7%
5%
600
77/s
5
1,200
34%
34
l»/4
9,800
5%
7%
100
jarr
Feb
113/4 Mar
Co
Jan
10% Feb
25c
United- Corp_
Crose
6%
3%
Corp__25o
—5
(Md)*.—
Industries
Aluminum
Crown
ij
Co
Milner &
Crowley
2 Viz
400
2'A
21/4
100
6%
4-
Jan
Jun
Foam
General
Crown
Drug
Petroleum
Central
C0_—;
12%
.25c
-i—
17% Jan
Stores
•
:
il_l
Class
B
Feb
Giant Foods Ino com; class
9
May
16
Mar
300
5%
14,400
7%
12%
__1
common
Feb
9
5%
117/B
12 %
12 %
13J/B
2,900
C)
(A
Gilchrist
Globe
Brothers
class A pref
Defiance
Dejay
StoresMfg
cl
Inc
System
3%
4%
5%
6'A
5%
300
Detroit
11 >/4
4
183/4
18%
19
—
—1
_8»/2
8 %
8%
7%
7%
7%
Industrial
500
6 %
10%
Jan
10,300
2,200 1
class
Co
Inc—
Knitting
Quality Supermktfi coin—IOC
1st preferred—a.
~10
2VA
2
3
3
Jewelry
rets
dep
Diversey CorpDixilyn Corp class A
conv
Dome Petroleum Ltd_
Dominion
Dominion
Steel &
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
6%
4,700
-fir
68,600
Ihc
Dort-Qliver
Co
American
Great-Lakes
2»/a
Co
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23/4
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1
15c
Sulphur & Potash
Apr?
123/4
141/2
8%
2'A
10s
—
99.
-19,200
-
15%
2%
Grldoll
•
(The) Co—
Test
Jan
14
16
1%
Greer
7y4
—1
a
Jan
Jan
IO31/2
Jun
8%
Bowling Corp_
1%
12%
Jun
11%
1%
Jan
■ri.v.
Drug Fair-Community Drug:
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
94%
Ffeb
17
1
May
10%
23/4
Jan
13% May
5
-
July
11%
8%
%
16
—32.50'
1
—•
Drilling & Exploration Co—
.-1Harris
2
1
6%
•>.
qtfS preferred
L—tk.—
Dorsey (The) Corp_Draper Corp
Driver
Jun
1
10% May
1,700
1
Jun
% May
•
—7.50i;
common
7
-.
jd
18%
Great- Westerfr Producers
Lakes
Jan
13% Mar
15
5
Great
May
;ioy8 .May
r
16%
—1
IncL.^
4%
401/4
13% July
2,800
30%
Industries
Jan
15i/8 Mar
-
May
I/is/,
6%
Jan
2%
11% July
•7% Feb
10% Aug
13,900
1 %
29%
3%
10%
Ltd—*
Co
Ltd-*,—a-a—
-
14%-7
...
12%-
30%
800
18%
*-*
stock
Coal ord
Chemical
&
1
■
9t>%
9
Feb
A
4
2%
,
Bridge Co Ltd—a.
12
3 iS Mar
27
5,100
r
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A
Feb
9%
10s
1
4
reg_
Jun
1
.
1
Great Basins Petroleum Co—
Warrants
ord
7
Jun
1% May
Jun:;
23,100
-"4
12%
'
Amer
Jun
4
Great
Ltd—
Co
3
ii—
class
Grow Corp (The)
Guerdon Industries
Distillers
3,OU0
4
Jan
Mar.
6% MAy
8y4
5%
*
Gray Manufacturing Co
12%
6,900
8%
12%
•
18
1
1
Mills- Inc_
Inc—
Feb
3%
2,700
100
4c
Manufacturing Go_j
Goodway Printing Co Inc_1
Apr
13%
1 Ve
Consolidated Mines
13%
8%
r
*
12% Mar
12
2,400
23/8
N
50c
Gorham CorporationGrand Rapids Varnish
149%
7%
—•
±
*
Jan
6% May
5%; Jun
7%
12%
B
29 y2: Jan
Jbn
;
98
6%
1
w-,
12%
July
18%
3%
35%
Apr "
10%
1/.
Systems, Inc
(Adolf)
Gordon
Mar
31
18%- Jan
Apr
1 %'
j
—*
Goodman
6% July
Feb
4
1
4.
V2
3%
Dilbert's
7%
Jun
May
9%
—1
3%
'/a
3%
Ltd—
Jan
Mar
Jun
-
'
6%
25c
Oils
12%
139% May
Products Engineering Co Inc 1
Devon-Palmer
Dielectric
Goldfield
2% Aug
2,000
Manufacturing——1
Products
1
&
3
Gobel
7
100
7 J/4
2%
5
100
Gloray
Apr
Jan
10
200
50C
Desilu Productions Inc
Gasket
29
11%
Jan
5%
Jun
s
28%
10
29
7%
5 %
5
6%
2 Vat
9%
12%,
Ltd
Mines
Distilleries
Union
7
July
1%
1,500
5%
4r
1 % Mar
1.550
6'/4
—
—
class A
debenture stock
Detroit
<
1,100
4V4
9%
4% May
4 300
10,200
53/4
a
Dennison
8%
2
com—20c
Industries Inc cl B__
1
Transit
C
5%
4%
1%
1
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Inc
Mines Inc
Dayco Corp
D
5
4%
l3/4
10c
35
preferred—.—14
5%
Davidson
Day
5%
4%
50c
50c
2.50
20
—
6%
2%
li4v
32%
A n>v—,
Co—
Globe Security
Crystal Dairies
•*%
10%
Co
Glenmore
Daitch
43/8
32%
Glass Tite Industries Inc—i.—
Daryl Industries Inc.
Davega Stores Corp common—
High
26% May
*
Yellowknife
Giant
Gilbert
15% Mar
% May
9
1,900
12%
Jan
Feb
8
Jun
'
96y4
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1
21
6%
10%
8
500
11%
Corporation
Jun
53/4
11%
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5%
Jun
600
,
323/B
Corp
May
2%
1,900
.
.
—5
Genung's Incorporated
—
Georgia Power $5 preferred$4.60 preferred
Giannini Controls Corp
4.-
10'
1,600
3 J/4
3
3
12%
11
29%
1
2.50
8
Crown
11%
Low
£1
Corp
Plywood
General
7% Mar
May
dep rets ord reg
Fireproofing
General Gas Corp_
Jan
8%
5% May
3"%
-2,000
.
5%
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
High
283/4
29%
1
1
American
General
5 J/4
-
General Electric Co Ltd—
43
July
General
5%
*
common
general Development Corp—
eneral Builders Corp
May
30
Power
Ffeb
2Vb
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2,400
35%
1%
1 Ve
»*
Shares
5 %
liy2 Feb
Jan
6% July
100
7
7
9%
Jtin
May
4%
■
for Week
-
10%
preferred ——x——^100
Gellman Mfg CO*_
—
1
General Acceptance "wts"
General Alloys Co
„
1
General Battery & Ceramiq Corp-^—1
IVx
Instruments
Low
—1
w
-u.-
400
6%
-
Jan
13 y4
6%
dep receipts
Corp
American
Cox
17
July
\
(ord reg)—£1.
—
1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc <Del)__50c
Creole Petroleum Corp——.—
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corpi—
1
■*
Par
17%
6%
-
G
13 Ve
-
- -
Sales
Range
of Prices
v
Feb
20
preferred class A__—
Beverage Corp
—1.50
Bottling Co of New England
1
$1
18
Week's
Last
Sale Price
.
17 '/e
13 %
®
1
common
.
-
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1
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.
July
15
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B
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16 J/2
Monday, August 6, 1962
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.
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voting—*
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of Prices
Par
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Exchange
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Week's
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May
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Sale Price
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Friday
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5
High
Low
*
Par
High
Low
Montgomery Ward & Co class A__
'I
Jeannette Glass Co
1
12 v2
12%
Jefferson Construction Co
1
Jefferson
Corp__
1
7Va
17 va
Jefferson. Lake Petrochemicals-
1
5 IB
5%
II~10c
:2%
J—75c
5Va
13%
Lake
Series
Industries
Jupiter
3
3
warrants——!—^
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Jetronic
Asbestos
Corp
Inc—4-——
(The).
_
3%
1,600
57/a
2%
800
7%
■
400
•2%
2'
10% May
1,100
'
•
1%
200
2%
4,700
6»/8
May
Jan
Jun
13,800
Products
lw> Siemens Industries common
Feb
July
4% May
Mountain States
Movielab Inc
Jan
12
Mar
Mpvie
Star
MMivay
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
Gas
Company.
&
&
6
•'2v°:
_50c
Electrip 4%%
Company—
"
2
6 va
4
?
&
Drug
Kaufman
Corp.—
pfd*_100
I
Kawecki
Chemical
Copper
14
Kirby
Kirkeby-Natus
Corp*-—
Kleinert
Klion
Dept
(I B)
(H- L)
Knott
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Corp
Kratter
Kropp
.18%
23%
25y2
17%
18%
Co
Forge
33V3C
1%
10c
7YB
21-
Smith Electronics Corp
,.a
18%
:
300
7%
16%
11
-1%
f
Feb
.
Feb
Radio
Lafayette
Lake
11%
10%
1
9%
9%
3
3
Corp
Lakey Foundry Corp
1
Lamb Industries—*——.__—___!__
3
Lamson
Corp of Delaware—~_J,
Lamson
&
Lanston
Industries- Inc
Sessions Co
Larchfield
May
3% Feb
25% July
*
25 y2
7%
Lee
287A
4 ,-'v
4%
19
Jan
'
10% Mar
Jun
24 y8
4%
25c
1
——1
-Inc—-—J—.
Liberty Fabrics of-N Y'< commcn_.——l./1
5%
preferred————_———.-10
Lithium Corp of America Inc_*__——1
Livingston Oil Co—
11
93A
22%
100
7,.
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Jun
15
Jan
4
4
4
11%
10%
*7%
6%
25c
*
11 %
,
7%
.
-
.
t,
73/4
8%
4%
8%.
83/4/
1%
4
Bowl-O-Mat
Co
_1
Corp—
1
(Mich)
1
4.
2
3,400
4
100
4
Jan
3QQ
22
Jun
7%
8
Electric
1
83A
8%
1
10%
10 3/4
*
8%
25%
Rental
National Petroleum
Presto
Ltd
Ltd
25c
Industries
Inc
2
2
253/4
600
14%
14%
18%
4,100
58%
12,700
3/4
100
&
203/e
Telefilm
Transit
%
Associates
1
1
(The) Co
Lodge & Shipley
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Electronics
Loral
Louis
Sherry
Corp:—;
10c
Jun,
9
Stores
Service
Gas
Jan
Jersey
Mexico
Nickel
8%
Rim
North
Jan
Jan
113/4
Jun
18%
Louisiana
Land
5,200
600
9%
16%
13%
16%
76,600
10%
334
200
3%
100
3!A
3,300
2
Jun
^—500
83/4
83/4
9%
8,200
7%. May
1,300
7'%
1634
1,500
153/4
Jun
64%
64%
65%
Mines___10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc.—_10c
25%
2534
26%
3%
3%
26%
26%
•&
Friday-Silver
Lunkenheimer
Lead
(The) CO—i*:—2.50
Lynch Corp—_——__
7'/b
r-2 ;
1
14,900
;
20%
20c
8%
1,800
9 VA
_8%
8%
834
900
12%
11%
13%
3,100
11 y8
11
11%
2,500
8 3/4
50c
&
Arizona
14
14
%
,____25c
Zinc_______„,,__
27%
27%
27%
9y4
11%
Land
1
11
1
1%
iy2
6,600
300
6% -7%
3.33Mi
North
Mar
l3/4
Jun
16
Feb
-
1%
29%
Jun
40
29 y2
4%
A
6
6
6%
2,900
2'A
2ya
2%
,4,500.
6,
5V4
6y8
/ "9,700
1%,
2
%
3/b
••'
1.25
Railway
1
Royalties Inc
-1
25
Ltd
Co
~1%
1A
1A
3y4
3%
89%
89%
12tt
V4
6%
6%
6%
2Vi
2ya
2%
Mack Trucks
Macke
Mackey
Inc
Vending Co class
Airlines Inc—
Industries
Macoid
Public
18%
1%
Oak
Manufacturing
Occidental
Apr
29%
Feb
1
Jun
9% Mar
Ohio
Petroleum
Brass
Corp
17%
.20c
Co
Ogden Corp
-
:—50c
'•>
4
1
^
18'A
_50c
Co
13,100
5y8
2,000
Mangel Stores—4-
227/b
22
Mansfield Tire &
Rubbers.——,—2.50
7%
800
:■
23
Maryland
Cup
Ltd
Co
4—_£1
3%
warrants———_
Corp
24
23
-
Corp—___44—-_—1
25%
Corp..——— 4-___4_4_1
215/B
Ltd
*
Maule
Inc—X———
4,500
i.
6
McCrory
warrants
Corp
Oil
McCulloch
100
24%
3%
Menasco
Mfg
17
5,400
4,800
20 %
: 2,100
163/8
10%
5,700
/ 5
Metal & Thermit
Corp
47,600
4%
C.
5
17%
233/4,
23%
24%
2%
,23/a
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10%
8%
83/8
8%
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14 •/«
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31/4
4%
13%
12%
13 Va
18 3/4
18 3/4
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9%
9%
preferred--*
conv
50c
Investment Co
:—___—5
Financial Corp„_——50c
Mill Factors Corp.———
Wohl
___2.50
11
3,500
15%
4,100
50c
common——
600,
Electronics
.50
Corp.——_T__1_1
Mining
:
4%
~83/a
—
Aluminum
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk/ Airlines
Lib— 1
.7%
37/s
3%
3%.
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»
j-
75
100
3%
.
900
4%
30%
29%
32 7/b
*,
21V4
19%
25 y4
140,400
4
——
Monogram Precision Industries
Monongs^hela Power Co-—-
!
_1
prefeyred-^.—__I—100
see page
4 y&.'4 4 Va
1
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-
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2,600
Jun
4%
27%
,
700
3,700
19%
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700
23 »A
July
12
May,
3,%, May
:
64%
Apr
67/a
t,
4% May
100
Apr
15%
,
Jan
Feb
6
33%
Feb
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10 Mb
,
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3,100
43
Jan
14% Apr
■ May
Jun
21
18
jun
21
2,900
31
Jun
32% May
1,800
2?Mj July
4
„
Jun
18
__
May
32
323/4
277%
28%
—
26%
27%
600
25 Va
Jan
26
253/4
263/b
4,200
25y4
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Apr
25%
25%
200
25%
Jah
27%
Apr
25 va
25Va
300
24%
Jan
26 % May
22%
Jan.
24%
Feb
24%
Apr
1st preferred
1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series
25
25
A—25
redeemable
1st
preferred—25
Jan
i
Pacific
'
__
22 v\
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Feb
"Jan
3 'A
Industries
Inc
2
'
223/4
22 rA
4Q0
July
29%
Feb
28 Va May
Lighting $4.50 preferred——.*
$.4.40 dividend preferred
;___—*
$4.75 dividend preferred
*
$,4.75 conv dividend preferred
*
$4.36 dividend preferred
•
95 %
__
Pacific
Airlines
Northwest Bell Telep
Northern
700
2%, May
10% Feb
95 Va
120
91 % Jan
91
Jan
99
Apr
95% May
97% Jan
103'A May
5
99
99%
180
893A
903/4
160
3%
33/a
35/b
2,600
24%
2,200
13 %
23,300
6%
4,200
—
130
1
11
24
24
:—1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd-—:
90.
70
893/4
—
•
5'A
94 %.
90
5Va ■*
Pacific
May
12
23 y2
11
__
32%
4.36%.
13
12%.
Warrants
6%
63/a
\
Jun
88%
3
Jam
Jun
20 % May
9
May
5%
Jun
154
Jan
93"
Apr
5% Mar
35
Jan
17'4 Feb
Feb
10%
Jan
sJan
123/8 Mar
:
38r/2
Jan-
6%
Feb
15
Mar
Pacific Power
& Light 5%
Super Markets
Paddhlgton Corp Class A
pfd
Packer^-
100
101% 101%
__
—1
5'/b
5
__
100
Jan
600
■
5
July
36
25
50c
443/4
44
45 Va
1734
17 Va
17%
30
29 '4
30%
May
15% Jun
9,300
—_^__*
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PaU Corp class A
213/a Mar
.
Papcoastal petroleum
153/a
Jun
Jun
14% May
Pantepec Oil
Apr
26% Mar-,
2% May
32 % July
4% May
11%
100
--
8%
Jun
13
1,800
900
23 Va
Jun
%
•••
106% May
10
"
66
Mar
Mar
24% Jan
53
Jan
%
•
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1% May
88
July
"97%Jan.
91
:
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%
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9,100
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Jun
l'A May
%
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3,400
A
Jun
1% Mar
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5y» Jun
Park Chemical Company*—
1
Park Electrochemical Corp class A__10c
Parker Pen Co class A
—2
Class
Parkersburg-Aetna
Jun
11%
Jun
24%
Apr
Feb
May
23 Vb
Apr
IT
9%
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredge
Penn Traffic
Pentron
1
Jan
.
Apr;
25'A July
3% Jan
94% May
103»A Jun
96 y4
Jun
Co
Electronics
Corp
Boys
(The)—,:
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
PepstCola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc_
Pep,
101/b
__4_1
Corp
Ltd—1
2.50
3'A
__
10 Va
'
3y»
83/a
33/8
8%
4,500
3
2,800
__
23/4
13Va
—
74
13 A
76 /a
__
83/4
29%
9 A
30
7%
12%
1
—___1
(Mass)_20
25c
Perfect Circle Corp
*
2.50
!
Perfect Photo Inq**_
-*
Permian Corp
-l°c
^Peruvian Oils & Minerals
1
Phillips-Eckhardt
Electronics——.-1
8'A Apr
5%
18 y8
2
B
Jan
63A Jan
40
-
li
%
(C
Feb
63A
Jun
vtc__2Bol
Amer shares—1 Bol
Jan
25
-
Jun,
10 V4
Feb
(C A>
7,600
7% May
Apr
103 %
i
3% May
20
Jan
153A
Jun
3 %■ 3un
.
'
36 JA Mar
•
Apr
20 %
*
3,700
27,400
-
-
5%. Feb
-
7
.1 400
.
%
•
.
6%
'.
Jan.
15% Mar
Jun
24
preferred—25
preferredt—25
6% Jan
-
■
%
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4.50% preferred series C—4—41*100
footnotes,"
;
3% May
17% Mar
28%
1st
31
May
18%
-
200
—1
For
Jun
May
11
4.600
113/4
101 y2102%
23 y4
23.y4
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"ctfs"_
RR
24%
Jau
200
13%
4%.
(
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Jan
98%
"
25
1st
I
2% July
1,400
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd——T_*_l
Molybedenum .Corp. of America——__1
4.40%
/ 8
-
1,600
,
113/4
j<
Corp of Canada——:
*
Minnesota Power & Light 5%. pfd—100
-
27%
25
redeemable
5'A Jan,
Jun
8Va
-
700
-
,43/4
,
29
May
93% Aug
7% May
50
55%
-
23
1,500
,
Feb
26% Febu
11%. Feb
1st pfd—25
5%redeemable
21 Mk Jan
•
2% May
10.V8 May
800
;
16..-
4%
9
'
6%
redeemable
123A Jan
3% May
16% July
July
213/4
pfd A
Electric
preferred
5%
6%
,
•
1st
4.50%
1
Co
convertible, preferred—.
Warrants
5%
13%
19%
May
12% May %
5 % Jun..
50Q
.
4%
54 Va
.
6
25
4.80%
4
.
7,200
$1
Inc——_____—41.
Abrasive.—
Midwestern
54%
.
95
4%
13
.
5,500
10%
W—
^-^-.-8
—T,^-l
Jan-'
42
100
~9%
Oil Corp
Mid-West
1
Corp..______—;
Micfowave. Associates
Gas &
common
preferred
Co
Feb
Jun
125
Hone
Apr
Products-
38
f
:.!4% May
10%
——
Micromatic
.<■
1
29% May
135/8 Apr
Aug
.
1,100
.
inc—4—lOo
1034
>
Pacific
Pacific
"23/s
Mirro
cum, conv 2nd
2
400
Michigan Chemical Corp_____4—___—1
Milo
6%
6
1,100
%
Michigan Sugar Co common——1
6%
preferred.:
10
41/2.%
cum conv
213/4 July
1,800:
16%
%
—5
__.
30,100
.
com.
42%
J
,
87/b May
6- Mar
47,200
2%
2£%
2
23%
u
17
.
_9%
8%
.
25%
-
Jun
2*4
1
com_c
Co———1
Miami Extruders
Miller
Coast
5%
10%. Jan
Jun
2?%
Island
Midwest
Clay
Pac uc
Jan
4A
%, May
25%
10
"9%
—
Cp; new
<fe
Refrigerating Co—4__-—l
Mining Corp Ltd—
1
Merchants
Midland
Pacific
Jan;
40 3A! Jan
Feb
24
10%
———_50c
Corp
Johnson
Merrill
Apr
11%
-=
5%
3%
'
4% Mar
May
10% May
32 y2
May,.
21^4
f
10% Apr
Feb "
24%
*
Jun
4% Aug
203A July
-
3
Industries
F .'An
Manufacturing class A
5%%
Massey-Ferguson
.
11
11,200
8
Oxford
24%
10
4<A
3,800
106,900
'
6%
93%
1
Corp__.
19
23%
10
—1
1
Electric
International
Communication
Martin-Marietta
Masco
■
^
Jan
% Mar
Feb
4% May
18% Jun
15%
;
y* May
5%. Jnn
Mar
-
1.%, Mar
21
4%
303/b
,2
%. Jan
13 y8
.—-——-1
Feb
11,900
-6%
Securities
18%
173A
6%
^--1
____100
preferred
1
Corp common
40c preferred
—7
O'okiep Copper Co, Ltd Amer shares..10s
1
O'Sjullivan Rubber Corp*
Oxford
4%
22,100
20%
.
2,300
17%
-
6%
Ohio Power- 4%%
25% Mar
.' May
1% May
2%
93
Jan
62
"5% May
21.
15%
4%
Marconi
-*V'.
Jun
Specialties |nc_———:—4-*
Mallory Randall Corp__—_i
____10c
Majestic
/
16
700
400
2,400
1%
-6
6%
——7.
Service—
1% May
11% jun "
4,000
1%
35/n
500
Jun
Feb
Jan
Jan
80 %■ Apr
Feb
63/4
!"
1
lc
"
•
-17%
18%
18%
~334
*
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Magna Oil Corporation—.
Maine
16%
33 Vhc
Inc—;
'•••> 2%
2
■17%
—1
A
"
4%
Feb
23
—
2
2%
Jun
7% May
Overseas
Corp
—50c
warrants——__
q
.
.
MacFadden-Bartell
3)
88 % Jan
21,700
10c
Apr
&ya>-JanU
.
May
2 Ma
1,200
(Del)
4,
1% Jun
55
V4
Feb
ucT
Ly2May
1
,
50
pfd
100
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd—:
1
Novo Industrial Corp—
_*-_l
3 % May
5%
...
Jan
A. Jan
934
•4%. May
4,200
Northern, Ind Pub Serv-, 4%%
47
-V"
.1
Jan
39 JA Mar
Jun
-
•
600
3Vi
138
May
% May
y-.. 200
■»:
1
Oils
Airlines
Penn RR
„
Feb
2%- Jan
Jun
\ 400
Jan
Jan
1% Jnn
12,900
30
2,150
1,700
1
13/4
13 y2
'Mai
35%
Jun,
■
M
..I
Jan
Jan
36
8%. Jun
35 V4
35%
—
V'V .-I
July
17%
26% Jun
86
Old Town
v
Feb
9
19
VB May
-
1,300
29%
•
1
Canadian
Jan
1,600
123%
Jun
5,400
'
•
Ltd—
Southern
27%
,
Feb
Feb
IOV+ Feb
8'A July
8% July
1
Jan
4%
3%
Jun
•
Co
Mines
24% Jun,
300
-
"
Jun
58 % May
4,400
23/4
Jan
2%
Inc
&
Northeast
Feb!
6
v
Jun
Exploration——30c
Lucky
3% Jun
l3/8
16 y8
593/4 July
Jun
1%
3%
Co
North American
Jan
143/e
May
•
1
1%
3%
Corp
Norfolk
40% Mar
5
11%
163/4
Jan
Feb
2
Mur
Noramco
15% Mar
Jun'
1%
—10
.
22M»
27 v*
Jan
2 y8
Jan
41034
■
Apr
Jun*
3%
f
23/b
25%
la
•
300
3%
4
143/4 May
2%
Inc
tacking
tiam
Noma
Feb-
-
5% Jan
-
Jun
11%
1
jan
19% Mar
12 y8
1
New York Auction Co_„
New York & Honduras Rosario
6% Mar
6 Va May
800
3%
•
>
25c
Inc
Preserves
Louisiana
33/4
...—25c
13% Jan
143%
22
30c
Co
New Park Mining CONew Process Co
Jan
May
,1
18%
5,400
New
Jan
8
Bartlett—■■
A'i——_
Class
Feb
434 Apr
32
Mar
lji Jun
52
523/4
Mar
43A Jan
Jun
16,600
2 A
9
12%
&y2 Aug
&% July
500
i6 y2
!
I
10
6 3/4
2,200
.
11
2A
16
123/4 Mar
1% Jun
8
National Equipment
Jan
3% Jun
7ya May
1
Machines
Apr
9%
70Q
5
Weld
Jan
14 y4
7,000
Company
Inc
7y8
Jun
3% Jun,;
8 3/4
7,500
5
Nuclear Corp of Amer
Kessler
Lockwood
12% Apr
4Vk May
&y2 Jun
8 0IX
1,800.
IL3Q0
4-
4%
New
Jan
July
9 % May
7,700
8'%
<Jan
7
1
New Idrla Min & Chem Co
Jan
>53/4 ji»,n
7% Julyv
35
3ya May
43/8
8%
Nestle-Le
Jun
1
113/4
*
11%
33A
12
10,800
10 «/2
200
2,000
4%
1
Hess_n*__
National
Jan
4
800
.
Jun
Jan
2 % July
;
,r j,-'
,_2.50
Chain——
Steel
.
.253/4:
"93/4
8 (4
4
25-4
25 y4
.100
.
Jun
8% May
22 3/4, July
5
Inc
National
Feb
July
8,9.00
13%
- .11%;
4
23
2% Mar
4% May
43/4 May
10Q
1 y8
12%
-
25%"
—10c
Locke
1.
12%
11
4.
.
I
.23/4
1,400
3,500
5,400
4%
23 y8. 23 y4
National Research Corp
Rubber Machinery
Jan
.13'A May
3V2 Jun
.
l.OQO
4%
23/4
;2%
1,900
:
Jan
11%
8%
National
Jan
Feb
10 %
1,400
4%
&y4 Mar
34 y2 Apr
Jan
29%
-
National
"
2'% May.
...
1,300
4%
47/8
l—1
Inc..
G)
15%
4
L___-__l
Corp__—_'——
(R
15%
15 %
1
14%. Feb
National Casket Company
Jan
15%
2V2
400
11%
5
:
—.—
Realty
Tourneau
Levine's
1
—1.—10
«
Motor Products class A
Lefcourt
Le
Corp
10%
May
National
Jan
8% May
2'/a Apr
700
.
6
Mar
9 v*
N
National Brewing
Jan
28 y2
10
1,700
-.4
1,900
35
14
4ya.
<rV Jan
1% May
5,300
.2%
3%
7%
National Bellas
National
July
-:
4,100
.
3y8
2%
'...4
_5
Corp—i.——__./
Lee Filter
.2%
12
Jun
•
9,400
10%
5
%, July
21
May
7% Jim
10%
~4%
Nelly Don Inc
1
Electronics
Mines. Ltd—
Shore
900
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
Nedicks
—1
Ind—
53^
14
25%.
"———
Napco Industries
Ne-.
Apparel
400
4%
National Union Electric Corp
National Video Coup class A
L'Aiglon
100
2,600
9%
103/*
Company
National
,
14%
26 y2
27%,
Cpi——
Nat Nast Inc class A
*
2Vi Jan
18 y4 May
-
700
.
3ya
9% May
4% May.
.
11,200
1%
:
May
.
Jan
6% Aug
18% Feb
7%.
73/a
Corp
"Namm-Loeser's Inc____
'
200
100
11%
47/B
16
.5,400
21%
.
1%
'
4,700
Jan
4
5ya
Nachman
•••.,',12% Jan
'A Apr
2%. Jun
1,000
.
6%
11%
21%
2 '/i
14%
Jan
V*
9
a
'
4%
,
■
v
13% May
13% Jun
"4,300
.
12%
5%
400
2,600
%
18%
.
.18%.
1
f
Mfg
..
Feb
?. Feb
l'A July
44,700
3%
12
12
.--5
■..
17%
.
—i—___7.50
Corp. class A
%
-
3%
-:5%
25c
Corp_._i.___
(The)
(The)
Kulka
;;
14
L100.
:.
2%
3ya;
——1
*
%
Apr
10% Jan
4y« May
600
.
219% Aug
1,200:
6,200
2'
High
153%
Jun
Feb
50 34
1,
May
9% May
1% Jun
% July
■H
-J
Muter
.
8,300
25%.
9%
class
Apr
21% Feb
8% Jun
.1,100
2%
2%
ri*':
.
Rubber,Co_—_-*—,-2.50
Ino_—_
Hotels
Kostin
Inc
Stores
-
17-
Kiukland Minerals Corp Ltd——1
Industries Inc_-i_————10c
(S)
12
lt300
1%. ■;i%
1
—__
18.
9%
Ohio
8%.
6%
4%
18
13 y8 May
20% May
3,500
;
<
24%
"Kleer-Vu
Klein
'
;2%
9 y2 May
'J
11,800
.18
-
26%
20,100
2 i\
-
'1,700
Jan
3% Jan
Jun
7
25%
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
99y2 Mar
30
11%
>
1% f';
1;
14
17%
10%
-
29%
Va'
9
..
;2iV
Kingsford Company,—__—_4___1.25
Products———'——4Petroleum Co_____4-—--
.
U%
Kin-Ark Oil Company_„i^_——;4i---10c
Kingston
13%
27
9,900
12 y8
29%
■9%
Ltd..—*____Z1
Cobalt
2
May
95% Jan
22%-
'•/
28
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc_^_:_____^_i—.1
Kidde (Walter) & Co—-.-J-—_^__2.50
Kilembe
12
,
29% :
5
__—4.
19%
12
'Co—,.4——_____25c
(Del)
5% Jun
4,300
2%-
20 v*
Co—_____—1
Qorp__„__——________ 1
Kavanau
22,900
r
J
Broad Bldg
Kawneer Co
-6%
:
3,000
14 y4
Tel & Tel
MPO Ytdeotronics class A
Muntz TV Inc—________
Kaiser
5%
144% Jan
3% Jan
—
Inc
Low
3Q
63/b
7%
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
4^ Feb
-5%
2
5ya
6%
preferred
Ml Diablo Company
11% Mar
-9 %
5ya
Range Since Jam 1
High
148% 148%
Morse Electro
Apr
6%
Jun
5
'
5%
23%
2»/2 May
5%
33
—.11
.
.
12%
13 /a
574
5%
6Y8
,
2%
—
—
7^»
*
-
7
_/»■
200
Jan
4
Jun
9Vb May
TO
Jan
2A
2%
Jun
5-%, Jan
24%- Jan
300
13
Jun
800
71
May
700
2QQ
2,900
30,400
5,900
8,900
12 % May
8V2 May
24%
Jun
5% May
9% Jun
88'A Mar
11%
33 v*
18%
Apr
Apr
Jan
27%
Jan
Jun
1«
Jan
4% May
8%
Feb
%
,
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
.
(562)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 3)
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
Co
Phoenix
Steel
Corp
23%
4%
4%
"4%
4%
4% '
7%
7% '
Inc—
Plastics Corp——
Pioneer
Plume
Scale:
;
A
class
Products
Poloron
.v.-'
:■
Powdrell
Pratt
*
1
Royalties Ltd—
Precisionware
Prentice-Hall
Presidential
Class
.
Inc
B
Proctor-Silex
Corp
Apr
Jun
10(4
Jar
; 9
300
"5 \
6
'/
1%
1%
-•
15,000
13% Mar •'
•
Jua
Jun
44'""
3% May
13%
Jan
2"%
Feb
5%
5%
100
4
13%
1,500
12
I
48.
51%
38%
1,600
29%
30%
V
-5% -y
5(4
30%
23%
Jun
.13%
13(4
Apr
6%
Jun
4%
1,900
4% May
11%
800
100
10(4 May
20% July
22 Va
22(4
22%
700
18 % May
11
11(4
300
10% May
4%
4%
5%
2,200
Jan
100
20c
*
5
Co
90%
50%
12%
17
17%
87
500
51%
12 Va
17
125
90%
90,
45%
13 %
1
*
Corp
Quebec Power Co
28
Jan
418
May
Feb
Feb
34
''Jun
Enterprises Inc
Industries Inc
class
Inc
Ramo
'20C
A
—1
30%
11%
40c
Rayette Co Inc
Real Estate Investment
26%
A
—1
*?•*---br
Remington
2%
Jan
100
1
%
500
14
Parts
4%
13%
Sterling
4%
1,800
600
43/^'
12%
13%
Container
Stone
Corp new
Electronics
Jan
*'-•?: /
3 Feb
4(4
Jun
Jun
20% Mar
6% May
2 % May
16% Mar
11
11%
8%
A
2%
8
A
200
3%
Jan
Jun
7(4
Jun
10(4
4,100
& May
A
Apr
23% May
Jan
May
24
Feb
Jun
-
6%
12
July
1,600
200
19
19%
7%
14%
7%
7%
2%
'2%
4"%
300
20
18
Jan
15% Mar
28%
Jun
Feb
4(4 May:
14(4
2% May
2% Jun
9,500
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
,*'-14
-
7(4
22%
Jan
100
10 Va
Feb
,Jan
32
May
.
2,100
9%
9
Feb
Feb
Mar
32%
Jun
13%
6,500
4(4
86
7(4 May
-
1,300
18,600
><
11%
Jun;
13(4
700
15(4
Jun
Jun
72
200
8
7%
14%
15
5%
3%
500
4%
75%
9%
Cobb
Strong
Jun
Corporation
•
4
3%
4
9%
Jun
Jan
24(4
Jan
4
~i%
4%
800
3(4
9
4
6
9%
200
6
129,700
1%
lii
20%
20%
Jun
5
2%
4,100
15
Supronics Corp
Feb
18
Jan
14%
Jun
16
16%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants..
16%
18
12%
12 Va
12 %
;
10%
10%
11
1 (4
"1%
2,100
Jan
Feb
22 %
Feb
Jun
110(4
.
13% Mar
15%
'
4,300
-
/>
Jan
2%
-
Jan
Feb
35
j.
v
14% Aug
i'.* f 10(4 Jun
41 y8 Jan
i
5,6001 >; 18% .Jun
.....;»:.'5%; May 'v - i/v 11% Mar
ll.ooo
.-.4.
5% Junji 'fi Vs *17 % Jan
4,200
i?'?400
14%-
14
20%
18(4
Jun
27% May
600
34
34
:
Jun
1(4
.
Apr
20%
31%
Jun „v
8(4
700
24%
*
Jun
4(4 May
14
1,000
1 %
•
;H{-
-
23'
l
'
;■< %
b"/tf
"0%
r
7%
3% ■:.
5%
6%
3 (4
3%
3%
8%
3
"8(4
6(4
li
%
3%
3%
r
6%
7
;
40(4
35
31
29%
30
31 %
%
>.
8(4 Mar
Jun
% May
12% Jun
;
3%
5
Jan
/ 5% Feb
,
Jun
2(4
2,200
4,300
75,800
31 %
31%
4%
'May
2 (4 May
5 % May
•,
400
1,000
14%
3(4
35
3
...
300
-
6%
-
100
.
9,300
1
-f.
2%
14
14
*
3,300
1.".
U
.
2%
—_2
:
19% May
14May
....
12,200
/
—5
Syntex Corporation—
Feb
"
500
9%
8%
17%
_1
10c
50c
25c
,_r_:
Jan
14%
100
14%
Jan
July
15%
25c
Superior Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
2%
4%
15%
22
Mar
30(4
•
Jun
'9(4
Feb
12
Jun
7%
16
Feb
6(4
"
May
2(4
700
_1
Supercrete Ltd__^__—
Superior Tool & Die Co—
Feb
Apr
9(4
Jun /
11
10c
Corp
...
May
10
—
Inc__
16
May
i« May
1,200
2%
~2%
24%
600
1,300
Jan
34(4
Jun
11
28
5%
Apr
5(4
Jun
9
900
10%
..
14(4
'
"
3%,
5,400
27%
10%
~5%
—1
1_1
(Del)——1
Arner IncCorp—
Wells
Struthers
10%
10%
1%
.
./
Jark
MaY
4.
;
2%; Jail
30%
"
Jan
9% Mar
Jun
'
10
26%
Jun
24
v
Jun
t
i, Feb
66
May
5
-j.
,
Mar
Jan
"4% May
17,800
A
14
Apr
5,700
9
A
Apr
24% Mar
23%
8% Mar
6(4
%
V
1,500
'
—
8%
Algom Mines Ltd common
9
2%
„
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1,200
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—
International Petrol
Feb
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21%
300
19 Va
6%
5
Stop & Shop Inc——;
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10%
-
2,200
Sterling
Stetson
Sunair
Apr
21%
18
4%
Co
Stylon
5%
•-
Apr
Apr
-
87% Mar
,
Jun
--
21%
•
500
-
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73%
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Company,
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Precision Corp (Del)-——10c
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Stepan Chemical
Jun
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400
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21%
10c
,
Apr
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Jan
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200
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Steel Co of Canada Ltd
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1%
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10c
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84% Mar
Jun
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27
Jan
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7%
preferred
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Jun
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22%
21%
21%
A_50c
1
common—
7(4
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3(4
Apr
36(4 Mar
73% July "
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5%
56% May
9%- Jun
4,000
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I
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May
3
1,200
15%
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3%
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10%
15%
—
23%
2(4 May
2% May
7,000
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2% Mar
Jun
Jun
14,300
10c
50c
-
2,400
4%
4%
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—1
1%
20%
1,500
3%
10
Mining Co
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Associates Inc
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4/:,
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1
—
24%
4
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15% May
2,000
1%
20%
%
;
series
Apr
10% May
5 % May
1,200
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Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Corp—
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29%
May
600
6
%
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Rio
15
8,000
11%
67%
_
Republic Industrial Corp
Restaurant
{
Jun
Corp
Instruments
Statham
Sterling
1
Republic Foil Inc
Rico Argentine
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19%
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Co
Arms
Stelma
20%
20%
1
Corp—
Co
&
Insurance
1
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(Robert)
Steel
Feb
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..
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Feb
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11
*
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10
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19%
——
Reda Pump Co
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22 % May
1,600 .*•
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convertible
50c
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V 24%
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Stephan
—1
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
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4% July
12%
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(Mar
41% Mar'
.
600
31
23
?May
%, Jun'
29% Jun'
22
•-•25--
19%
4(4
11%
1
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5% May
"•'/ 7% Feb
Jan
Feb
11%
v
22% July
1
Standard Dredging Corp common—-1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
Standard Forgings Corp
——_1
Standard Metals Co
:
3c
Standard Products Co
—1
Standard Shares Inc
1
Standard-Thomson Corp
1
Standard Tube class B
1
Stanley Aviation Corp
10c
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
_1
Star Industries Inc class A
1
3,100
v
of America—_
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Shoe Corp—„:—:
Rand Corp warrants—
Arena Inc
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Brands
5%
29 Va
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Properties Corp of America—
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May
Feb
2,800
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4%
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——
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Trust
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4
14%
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12
30
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Starrett
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Southland
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split
Line
Apr
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Ramer
Pipe
Realty & Utilities
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74% Mar
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12
900
4,200
j
11
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15%
/:, 35%
15
*
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three-for-two
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;
25
25
28
'
2,
500
310
Materials
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9%
,
4(4 May
6 % May.
33
Petroleum C0rp__2
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4.900
.
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preferred—1—25
13
10% July
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7VB
7
preferred
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200
.
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6%
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6%
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_12.00
17
92%
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Apr
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,
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460
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cumulative preferred:——-25
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4.08%
Apr
8% Mar
400
40
1.
i
Southern
8(4 May
200
9%
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.
62%
Jan
July../,
23%
cumulative 'preference
4.56%.
Jan
Mar
16
~6%
—I
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cumulative
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Apr
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Corp
Oil
California
original
5%
I
43
Jun
8
300
9%
9%
9(4
512
*
Ramco
Penn
Jan
38%
Colorado—
<
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South
Jan
2%
Jun
21
preferred
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Puritan Sportswear Corp—
Quebec Lithium
South
Feb
60
Jun
5(4
600
4,100
1
Jun
29
250
31
30
-
Jun
1(4
800
1% :> 112
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Jun
11%
4%%
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Feb
19 %
May
8%
51%
1%
11
1,900
38%
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Jun
13%
21
Gas—_
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-
500
1%
6%
28%
■<
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r
40
III
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24%
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4%
21
Prophet (The) Company
Providence
Public
20
5%
11%
20
1
convertible
$1.25
109%
Feb
4%
Apr
2
Manufacturipg-Co Ltd-
Singer
Jun
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1
Ltd
*
93%
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1,200
12%
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Feb
350
900
-
*
preferred
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High
(4 Jan
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(4 May
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2%
-
45%
47
Boardman Publishing-
conv
17%
512
Mfg Co Inc common
preferred
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94%
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l«c
1
1
——.
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2%
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—*
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Inc—
&
200
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receipts—
deposit
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12%
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Low
%
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Simmons
8% Mar
Jun
7
*'
(Del)—2.50
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&
Oil
1,700 "
9%
Jun
5%
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8%
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Jan
A
-25c
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A
94
2.50
1
Corp of Canada
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2,400'
13%
■■
Polycast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Power
Low
-1
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Lighting
Silvray
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Jan
Jun
6%
9%
9%
\
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3%
5%
6%
17%
—1°
50c
1
—l
1,100*
8
8%
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&
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5%
3% July
800
-
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Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers
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Jun
19
4,500
*
*
1
1
-1
(Del)
Corp
Aircraft
Industries
Pierce
30%
®
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of Prices
Silver-Miller
10 pesos
10c
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Phillips
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
High
30 %
Industries
Philippine Long
Piasecki
Low
Pharmaceutical
&
Electronics
Phillips
Range Since Jan. 1
Par
Par
..for Week
STOCKS
Shares
American Stock Exchange
for Week
of Prices
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
extended
Vtc
to
Jan
class
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Rochester Gas
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6
3,000
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7%
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11
11%
5,000
8%
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pfd F—100
4%
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&
5%
1
8J%
83%
Inc
Corp
—
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
Rolls
.
'
9%
Feb
Field
80
Feb
4%
200
82(4 Jun
6% July
86%
6%
13%
Jan
Tampa
14%
600
11 (4
26% Mar
Taylor
11
11%
10(4
700 "*
12%
Jun
Jan
Ross Products
3% July.
3
A
200
7
7%
1,200
5
30c
4
4
4%
7.100
3% May
5(4 Jun
Inc
1
Inc
Products
'
3A
7
5
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/
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7%
6
14
7%
11%
14
9%
5,900
10
11%
1,300
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10%
Jun
Jan
5% Mar
18 %
30%
Jun
Jan
Jan
'
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50c
lc
1
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Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal
American Corp
Royal School Labs
Oil
Royalite
;
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Consolidated
Ryan
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7%/
8%
2
1,600
5%
Jan
15% Mar
7(4 May
V 'O
.
12(4 Mar
Jun
15%
Feb
1
Ryerson & Haynes
10%
9%
10%
12,300
7%
1
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Fifth Avenue Inc—
Russeks
8%
8% May
300
2%
5%
4%
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14,700
3 % May
7%
Jan
50c
Ltd
Co
Industries
Rusco
Inc
•
2%
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2%
2%
5,300
1%
Jun '
5
Jan
1
1
4'/4
4
4%
11,400
2%
Jan
4% July
3(4
200
3
—
Jun
4%
2% May
Jan
A
common
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common—
10
*
5
7%
37(4
19%
17%
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1
Material
Technical
26%
13 Va
Telectro
Inc
Inc
Teleregister
—
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Engineering
Tenney
Oil
Texam
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53(4 Mar
13%
8(4
Jun
26%
6 000
2(4
Jun
4%
2,100
2 (4 May
4%
8%
1,600
5%
6%
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7%
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11%
15,900
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2.50
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San
Carlos
San
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
<
series preferred
series preferred
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Ltd
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5%
■
series
5.60%
20
20
20
20
series preferred-
preferred
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Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Saxon
Sayre
25c
'
19
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
4%
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4%
1
6(4
1
3%
Corp
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Inc
3
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17(4
1%
1%
25c
18(4
18
24%
24%
27
♦
5
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Jan
4% July
6% July
1,200
2,700
3
May
500
13
May
7%
900
3%
9%
200
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Feb
Mar
11
8% Mar
5% Mar
3% July
2% May
70,100
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7%
6% May
6.(4 Aug
Feb
22%
5(4 May
5,400
6%
11%
5%
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1,300
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3%
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5%
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5
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Steel
Williams
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Cable Co—
warrants
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True Temper Corp
5%
5%
1
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Conduit &
Triangle
8(4
1,200
300
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15%
5,800
32% July
37%
Jan
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4%
5
15%
5%
3,000
13
4,400
5%
.
<
10%
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12
<
450
5%
5%
20 %
21%
19,400
5,700
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30
32
13,500
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25
1,400
24
May
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24% Mar
May
3%. May
4(4 May
9 (4. May
►
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10%
16
Jan
Jan
Union
Union
United
United
Canada—
of
Co
Gas
7% May
14% July
22(4
11% May.
15 %
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20% -.Jun
26(4
5% May
18"
Jun
8% Mar
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Products^.———. _50c
Asbestos
1
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16
1,600
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-4%
23,%.
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318
■
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200"
43 Va
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Mar
Jan
Jan
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5,900
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1 16
2,200
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.
-
25%
Jan
United
Elastic
Corp
-1
77%
81%
92%
94
119%
Jan
United
Foods Inc__
1
6%
5%
6%
98(4
Jan
United
5(4
5%
8,400
Feb
United
Improvement & Investing— 2.60
5
Milk Products——^
5%
30%
%
Jan
United
19% May
31
32'
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in
5,400
26
American
Feb
24%
26%
21,100
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4%
~5%
4,100
4%
Jun
7(4
Apr
U
%
%
18
7,000
%
Jun
1% Mar
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May
Feb
Molasses
United
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dep
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Jun
July
Jun
3(4 July
10c
181% 184%
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Ceramic
6%
Ltd—
Co
lt'o May
37
5
Jun
27% May
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2%
1
4%
4%
27/B
5
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1,1003.200
Jan
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3.4 May
5%
92% Aug
Feb
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'
200
20
77%
94
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38%
60
12.50
.
17% Mar
'
700
•
3%. -318
38%
Oil & Gas. Ltd
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10
11%
4
Stock Yards of Omaha—. j—20
Aircraft
9%
15(4
9%
—
1 9:0
—
35.
Jan
Jan
Feb
8% Mar
21%
31%
25%
Jan
u
14%
2
Jun
11(4 May
13
10
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Jan
10% May
Jun
14%
20c
10c
13
Jun
4%
300
5%
-
12
13 Va
——
—
8(4
13%
8%
———*
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15%
10c
6(4
Jun
15(4
.
18%
6(4
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.
July
2,300
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.
7%
2 % May
10
8%
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For footnotes, see page
.
.
Feb
.
12 % Mar
5% May
400
4,900
8
6%
12
—
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4%
13%
4%
13
5
3(4 July
.100
6%
6
6%
4%
91% May
8%
•
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3(4
2%
26,%
85 (4. July
Jun
26%
—100
B
87
k
3%
Trav-ler Radio
Feb
Jan
19% May
1,100
1,200
Transue
Feb
5%
Jun
3%
:
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3% May
21%
Co
38
3%
Corp
10% May
5%
Canada
26%
3%
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3,COO
-
Common
Co
16(4 May
1
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Trans
Apr
23(4 May
"warrants"—_—
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17,100
'5%. :
15% Mar.
13%
Feb
4%
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3% Mar
Jun
Jan
4%
Jun
300
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3(4
5c
u
Jan
6
2%
3%
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Mining
Transistor
Creek
7%
2fl0
Photolab
Town
IB
.20c
preferred-.-
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Feb
14'4
1
Inc
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Silicon
Jun
1A
13
"
4%
23%
22
Jun
1(4
t 3,600
21
86%
13%
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
Feb
U Jun
preferred-:.:.—100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
—1
Tower Universal
Corp
s-.
——1
1
America:
Sherwin-Williams
Mar
18%
21%
16% Mar
May
2% Mar
4(4%
Toledo" Etiison
Jan
Mar
16%
2,300
2
•
19%
—3
Inc
Denn
20
100
5%
4%
Seton Leather Co
Shattuck
Apr
Mar
li76
10
4(4
——20
1
Corp
Bervomechanisms
20
Jan
98
8
registered—5s
registered—5s
rets def
rets ord
deposit
deposit
Shipyards Corp^._,
Todd
Jan
5(4 May
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
Mar
22% July
200
4%
4%
Jan
class A
Thriftimart Inc
Tobacco
1%
Jun
t'u July
-
1,900
18V2
—1—1
Co
Jan
Jan
9%; Feb
3
10%
17(4
Amer
;
Jun
6(4
3%
Apr
2
1
& Latz Inc_.
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5%
9
Jun
1,500
3%
4%
25c
Security Freehold Petroleums—
Seligman
18
6%
__10c
Securities Corp General
(The)
20%, Jan
15%
3%
15
Milling Corp
World
400
.
900
6(4
6(4
15%
.
4%
7%
7(4
Plywood & Lumber
Sealectro
Seeman
1
7
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Seeburg
19%
22%
%
7%
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4%
100
19
19%
3.50
Seaboard Allied
Seaboard
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20%
22%
18
25c
1
;
Inc
Gems
2% May
6%
1
Paper Corp
Fisher Co-
&
Screen
1,200
3%
20% til 20%
•
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21%
20%
1,000
3
50c
Sarcee
Jun
20%
16 pesos
-
4.40%
20%
29.300
17%
5
10c
10
Shovel
Jan
'
7%
%
6,700
10%
8%
Jun
93%
'
Jan
14 % Mar
May
4 (4 May
2,300
5,700
"%
Jan
Jan
16(4
Jun
1% May
Jun
700
•
Jan
3%
600
-
-
1
%
■
Thorofare Markets Inc
Lawrence
-
3(4
1%
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
70c convertible preferred——u__
Thew
St
48,300
3 (4
3
'
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Inc
29,300
8%
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Electronics Inc—
Textron
27
10%
i
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35% Mar
2%
—1
*
_10c
pfd
Jan
18,600
12%
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$4.56
Light
&
Apr
6%
19%
2%
Corporation
Power
50%
Jun
1% July
10c
Electronics
Terminal-Hudson
28%
12 % May
1
Inc—
Apr
8% Mar
900
2
-
:-
-.
Industries Inc
Television
8,100
Apr
36
" May
7% July
22%
3
10c
1
*
Corp
Corp
36
22
-
•600
1%
2
20c
—
Industries
TelePrompter
Texas
Inc
Operations
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
2,100-
38 Va
35%
Corp
700
•
7%
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12 (4c
Electric Co
International
Technical
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Inc
Roosevelt Raceway
Rowland
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rets ord regis
dep
B
cumulative preferred
84'/a
Jun
class
Inc
Class
6%
Royce Ltd—
Amer
Roosevelt
T'alon
14%
1
*
1
Metals Inc
Rodney
Rogers
'
—1
1965
common
Products
Technical
Robinson
3
B
179
Jan
2
Jan
-'46% Apr
8%
Jan
9(4 May
8%
Apr
8% May
194
Jun
2(4 July
4
Jan
4% July
.'.6(4
Jan
•
Volume 19<>-
Number 6183
;
.
Chronicle,
The Commercial and Financial
.
(563)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for;^eek Ended August
3)
;
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
.
Low
Par
U. S
Rubber
United'
Reclaiming- Co..
Stockyards Corp../—.
■
Universal1 American Corp—-
"
Series
I OW
5%
600
5®/4 JUn
5
600
4
t
,
13% Jun
3%
1955——.
3
3%
8,000
3
.*
:
27/a
3%
3,00a
1%
"
Universal
Valve
I
8ya
1,100
61/2 May
8
May
67/a
7
1,000
0%
25c
10 %
IO1/4
4'/a
8%
8'/s
91/8
22,400
6%
6
61/2
4,400 '
4%
4
4%
1,800*
I
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co_
2.
...
common
Waitt
Inc
.6%
;
non-cum
Waltham
conv
Precision
preferred
"
-
200
Products
~6
61
52
7
7
9,500
1
891/2
20
31/2
3%
1,100
41/4
41/2
2,300
24%
24%
IOO
89
89
141/4
121/8
;
141/4
,
20
-
' 89
41/8
4%
31/8
31/8
3%
1,000
2%
2%
27/8
1,200
23^
%
!. %
400
30
...
29 7/8
101/4
n
4
10c
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wieboit Stores Inc.
3%
900
10
:%
•7%
161/e
__10
Williams
...1
7,000
400
9
-
16
163/4
700
/7%
700
161/8
163/4
6%
-
3,100
22 3A Mar
175/p
1,750'
15%
•ift
15%
TOO
7/a
3,200
2,700
4
41/8
600
%
.40c
Corp..—.;.
Ziori FOods Corp.._
r
51/4
5%
4%.
41/2
^4%
4%
1
141/4
51/4
10c
-
.
2,600
14'.4
41/2
4%
15/
Interest.
Period
Exchange
2,200-
-Last
or
Sale Price
1974.__
Jane-Dec
.June-Dec
Vending
6s
Quar-Feb
conv sub deb "77_Feb-Aug
1970
Lackawanna
1st
.
1969
of
N
48%
71
97
138
101
74:
90
116%
98
105
(
102% 103
*96 y8
106
783/b
100%
99
1963——
Jan-July
1976.—
8
Feb
Feb
Range Since
Jan.l
Lew
High
993/4
__
1
62
110
32
130
319
95
41
:
93
963/4
883%
5
87
90
97y8
97 Ya
4
97
—
9
100 Va 101%
4
109
.111%
99%
104
35
96
137
87%
1
74
3s
88
87%
$83
96%
957b
97
88
88
3s 1981—.May^-Nov"
1973
B
1973
_Feb-Aufi(
1976
...—
1976
—
95%
82%
——
$81
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
87%
88%
90Vs
85%
5
$82
98%
82
87
85'/4
87%
87%
7
83
92
92%
4
88%
—__—_____——Feb-Aug
i.
April-Oct
$76
D
series H
4y4s
1982
K
1983
series L
4%s series O 1987
California
Southern
98%
1
92%
101%
96
101% 105%
102% 105
10
1043/s 104%
1
101
105%
105
106
99%
99%
100% 100 Va
~7
98%
3
993/4
102%
103%
99 y4
11
97%
100
5
91 Va
94
99%
———May-Nov
93
93
90 3A
1970——_April-Oct
S'As
Gas
98%
84
86
$107
,_ApriZ-Oct<
—
"9
89%
103 y4103 y4
^Mar-Sept
———
93%
.80%
$101% 1023/4
^Feb-Aug
—
—/____
—
84
89 3/8
Feb-Aug
—
1985
43%s series M 1985
4%s series N 1986
89%
—Jan-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
-—
1982
4%s series J
'■
;
—
43As series I 1982
87%
*
Southern Counties Gas
903/a
92%
10
Gas
Service
Food
(Calif)
Electric 3y4s
&
92
89
Inc
6s
debs
92
$90%
-
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963—/^—JUn-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964_i—June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
June-Dec
99%
$98 »/4
71
94%
90
83%
77
102
101
101%
89%
'
99%
99 Va
67
10
71%
122
'■99% 128
97yaf 100^
'97% '99; ?
8
80
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
7s 1951.
l'_t—Jan-July
Waterways '6%s 195^—Jan-July
Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt. Adjustment Debentures—■
5%s. series A 1967.
Jan-July
.4%s series B' 1967.
Jan«»july
•Hanover (Prov) 6%s L949.
—
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-JVou
•Baden
•
$120
(Germany)
Danzig Port
9%
6
&
German Savings
.
.
97
Mortgage -Bank: of Bogota—'
• 7s
(issue of May 192T) 1947
94%
5
97
94
99
94
13
'95%
95%
$110
$64
66
$60
May-Nov
$60
Peru
.
130
102%
57
92
40
87
58
60
117
1 1997
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A)
—
61%
64
36
38
34%
47%
$50
36
——-Jan-July
99%
$50
54
48
53
59
100%
91
82%
(Republic of)-tSinking fund 3s Jan
..
$99% 100%
102
86
102
97%
93%
110
11
40
34
142%
95
21
2s 2012—Jan -July
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule - transaction
(not included in year's range),
rTransaction for cash (not included in year s range), t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
xEx-rights,
zEx-stock dividend.
^
:
rr
.
.
„
,
, ,
.
• Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid ahd ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
■
.
••
■
•
•
•„
•
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
cons,
consolidated;
cum,
cumula»
*
No
par
95
,
.
,.JX
28
12
12
35
10%
$2&3/4 ,-29
12
123
lll3/4
87%
,
May-Nov
92%
119
"
94
37
^..Mcy-Nov
98%
90
——
ni9% 120%
90
$973/4 102
Feb-Aug
99%
73
224
$90%
84
108
—
126 y4
87%
•7§ tissue Of Oct 1927) 1947
——-April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Deo
Parana stamped (Plan A)- 2ysS 2008______Mar-5«pt
69
88%
105
$100
Mar-Sep
81%
90
65/
93%
i97%
—__Feb-Aug*
1972
Edison
3s
series F 19.79
35/8s series G 1981
Apr
78 %
Jan-July
131
72
210
210
—
121
99
82
.27
102
99
97%
:
73
..Apr-Ocf
1968—Apr-Ocf
April-Oct
.33
55%
91%
80
$993/4
Feb-Oct
1976—...
A
6%? Jan
1
15
95
9
Jun
7%
56
59%
Jun
8%
■
993/4
103
1
series
'8% May
:
14
—
108%
Wasatch
Apr
88%
105
June-Dec
1976—
No.
110
18% Mar
Division—
J
19
60
•»
36
903/4
$121
June-Dec
mortgage 4s. series A 1993.
mortgage 4s series B 1993
• 1st
51%
15
1%
Sold
High
35
June-Dec
Davega Stores Corp—
6%s convertible subord debs 1975
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
.
49%
71
2 3/4
Bonds
Friday's
$55%
1998
Brandy wine .Raceway Assn 6s 1978__
Cbicagd Transit Authority 33%s 1978—
Continental
51%
71
Jun
31/2 May
3'/» July
_
">-Bid'ft~Asked-
June-Dec
Pump 4s Inc-debs 1994,
Appalachian, Elecr.Power 3%s 1970—
•Amer; Steel &
1
46
35/ss series E 1978——'.-Li.——————Feb-Aug
16% May
200
Low
convertible
95
23
107% 109%
....Jan-July
2'/8s series C
4% July
5
153
7
65
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980_—_L_Afar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6'As 1973—.Ufar-NOV
United Improvement & Investing Corp—•
/
6s conv subord debs 1976—/
:
____May-Noi;
131/2 May
1,900
105
3.
99%
.'78
Jail
2,700
115
60
"I
jan
37/e
107
85
7 V*
5% May
37/a Jun
7%
6
60
$3
85
Week's Range
Friday
>BONDS
53/4S
to
e'As
72%
——1973
41
-
91
6
3%
5
$90
61/s May
21/4 Jan
£1
85.
27
7
4%.
-
99%
..._.Quar-Mar
series
Jun
-
Jan
May
14% May,
87 y8
115
—Mar-Sep "
___ApriZ-Oct
3s
„
94%
65 C
1984—_Apr«-Oct"
3'As
98
12
341/2
121'
81
51
99%
1965...—.Mar-Sept
Jan-July
California
18
931/2 Mar
4%
Co
due
Harbor Water Power Corp
Jun
7 80
.
BSF
extended
Realty Equities Corp—
7%s (without warrants)
Southern
92%
71
io5
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998—Jan-July
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967.
/...May-Nov
5%s conv subord debs 1977—
Jan-July
Safe
61
4%
1970
Jun;
971/4
16%
41/2
Corp 6%
3%s
96
94%
t4
fower 1st mortgage 3 y4s
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3y4s 1984—.June-Dec
Szabo
5s/s
7%
2%s -series A
1977—
6s
Ohio
Jan
Mar
131/2
'/a
Edison
1953
16%
200
7ya
Chica Oil
now
Petroleum
Southwestern
3,100
43/8
Boston
Hess
Corp of America 5%s
Mar
7%
4%
Bolsa
due
29
161/2
.71/4
1
6%s
90%
86
Afcy-Nov
May-Nov
1982.
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Occidental
2
May
231/2 Mar
11 y2 May
63/4
,
System Inc class A
:25c
Raceway Inc com
/
25c
.6%
preferred—
.J—
5
Zale Jewelry Co new common wi
1
>*.2»apata; OffvShore' Co
__5Ac
Aug
conv- deb
General
Nuclear
'96
70
3s 1971—Jon-July
1970
Feb-Aug
10 ye Jan
"
Yale. Express'
Steei Bs
53/4s
Corp 5yas 1974
National Research Corp 5s 1976—
Feb
14%
41/4 Jun
,4,300
Yonkers
Bethlehem
Bellas
National
Jan
3% Jan
243/4 Jan
Jun
97%
—2 8
debs
Co
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5%
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963.
National
5s
16
—25
sub
Oil
4%s series
61/2
18
conv
Kawecki Chemical 47/8s 1978
Livingston
4
10
94
Apt-Oct
Jan-July
1970
75
57
'
liq tr ctfs
211/a
153/8
57/8
15
6Ya
___1
—
5%s
94
High
73%
96
...
291/4 Jan
13 Va May
1,000
'
15
-
6
(F Wl. Ltd—
,<\, ;
American' dep rets ord regular—__5s
Inc
i-
4s
Low
56
Stores 5%s: conv 1981..—
_77_JUn-Dec
Hoffman International 7s conv debs
1973—Juq-Dec.
Hudson: &
Manhattan'Corp 1st 6s 1982
Jan -July
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
Jan-July.
•Italian Power Realization Tr 6%%
Jan
Wool worth
AlSco
„Afcy-Nov
1963—
75
Hartfield
May
1%
11/4 May
16% Aug "
700
...
American/Stock
May-Nov
„Apr-Oct
AprfMDct
conv T981_
Western! RR
Jan. I
No.
'
Jun
8
■1%
•
4 Va #nnpfd—100
Industries Ltdi.
*
J
Petroleum
:
1981
6%
Range Sine*
Sold
High
Corp—
....—
Jun
18
1,000
211/2
•'7%
Wisconsin ;Pwr Ac Light
Zapata
Corp
Registered
25ya Jan
15% Feb
July
3A Jun
<
Feb
32
18»/8 May
500
8%
16i/2
1
%. preference—
:
Wright Hargreaves Ltd..—_
Construction
1976
•Guantanamo
Apr
38
1
Jun
28
193/8
17/a
__*■
Brothers
6
wts
ex
General Foam
Jan
1/2
'
101/4
'18
21
_10c
;
bo
:___
Williams-MCWilliams., Industries
-
Realty &
General Builders 6s subord debs
General Development 6s 1974.
47/8 Feb
.'
300
1
.
6%s
,
Feb
73/e
^
Apr
30
1%
1
(John)
21 y* Apr
i/b May
25 y« July
10 y8
.1
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc.—
Wood
Jun
18 7/«
10
White Stag Mfg Co..
Wood Newspaper Machine
Wood all/Industries inc.
Mar
-
National
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
'
1
_10c
,.
Apr
23/4 July
*
Wilson Brothers common
5%
preferred——
Jan
34%: Mar
941
Last
.
Sale Price
3VbS series
41/8
Is
& Co...
4
7%
1
Jun
1
Williamhouse (The) Inc.....!
Jan
1043/4 Feb
July
10 y#
2,300
6,800
shares
White. Eagle International Inc
C)
Jun
10c
Whippany Paper Board——
Jan
2%
3V* May
3% May
22% Jun
891/2
Jan
3
831/4 Jun
/1%
.100
Jan
l'/a May
11/4
Jan
6%
13
Jun
5,100
11/8
24%
713/4
May
Jun
31/2
1%
1
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
(R
Jan
100
l3/4
Western Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland Inc
Williams
Jan
6%
300
Period
Fotochrome Inc 3%s
Jan
4%
5c
ord
13 % Mar
81/4
3%
1%
Inc
rets
12% Jan
23% Jan
Jun
28
660
61
I
Stockholders .Invest Ltd—
dep
Jan
13
9% Apr
213AMar
Jun
7
3%
50c
Nuclear
lO'/s Jan
iy»May
12,000
1.25
Western
American
Jun
5
900
"21/4 "3
10c
Inc.
Jan
19% Apr
14 3% Jan
14i/a May
71/4 Jun
•
Feb
12
11%
21/2
"51/2
~5%
___*
Western
.
5,800
4,400
15
1
West Texas Utilities 4.40% pfd
Westbuyy Fashions new cpmmon
Western Development Co..
Western Equities Inc
-
15
10
Instruments Co
Knapp Inc common.
preference
Weiman & Company Inc__
Wentworth Manufacturing..
Chemical
9%
4
;
series
West
91/4
15
*
100
common
Webb, &
$6
IOV2
9%
1
Bond
9%
'
Jan
ll'/e Feb
kh
53/4 May,
3
May
3% May
9 ye July <
"7% May -,
"
j.__________•
Wagner Baking
1%
preferred
35
Jun
3%
4,000
.
*
Co
4,000
9%
25c
Manufacturing
VTR Inc
i
"
.___
Vinco Corporation-.-.
Virginia Dare Stores Corp_
Vita Food Products..
9% Jan
8% May
4%
IO1/2
4%
1,400
-1
1
Viewlex Inc class A—
&
"9
"8%
1
Corp of America—
Capital Corp of America
(The) Instrument Co
Aircraft
Jun
8%
Venture
Waco
27
Apr
Feb
8
May
t
Feb
67%
Jun
5
1%
*
5,
__
Victoreen
Vogt
5
.1
—
.____
.
4%
Jan
600
23,400
6I/4
25c
Marion Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar—
Corp^.
6
6%
_17.78
;
Universal
Valspar
"6
'5%
5%
Feb
41/2
Jun
49 %
Consolidated Oil
_10
Universal Container Corp cl A com.lOc
Universal Controls Inc
•_
25c
Universal Insurance—
First
81% July
8
Apr
May
Interest
Low
High
5%
,
Warrants' Series' 1962__
Warrants
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan, 1
Shares
High
4%
-1
25c
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices,
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
35
-
17%
.
voting trust certificates;
■
'
•'
tive;,"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc,"
"wi," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended August 3)
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or
Low
Gas
2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust .3% s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust"3y2S 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
Corp
Jan-July
May-Nou
April-Oct
$972
4%s sink fund debentures
33/4s sinking fund debentures
1973—
1977
1978—
& coll trust 5s 1980
5%s sinking fund debentures 1980
mtge & coll trust 4yas
1st mtge & coll trust 4J/4s
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
1st mtge
mtge
&
coll
trust
United States Freight
5s
conv
2%s
debentures
debentures
1982
1981
1 105
.-
"
.96%
95%
90
101
91%
99
9
103
97
2
98%
104
.
101%
99%
102%
102%
105%
2
103 %
105 %
48
101%
102
12
-
104
101% 10134
—
90%
91%
__
995/a
*102% 105%
——
93%
98%
7
101% 101%
——
——
.
:
90
98%
98%
April-Oct
131
132
—May-Nov
*843A
1.—April-Oct
debs
1983
4%s sinking fund debentures
112%
160
133%
'
1976
1967
United States Steel 4s
Vanadium
~9
953/4
>-94%
99%
90
Co—
debentures
subord
U S Rubber 2%s
4%s
91
*91 %
99%
High
89
1003/a iooy2
100%
June-Dec
1st
94
Low
No.
Jan-July
April-Oct
1986—
*93Va
82
__
.
93%
___
—
963/4
95
66
100% 101 %
96%
1015/a
146
96
100%
163 %
85 3%
94
98
103%
Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures 1969.
June-Dec
4%s conv subord debentures 1976
*—
1—Mar-Sept
99%
99
102%
80
80%
~3
78
92
102% 1083%
—
1980
Mar-Sept
.102%;
68
94
136
Virginia Electric & Power CO—
First and refund mtge 23Us ser E 1975
1st & ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1st & ref 2%s series G 1979
•
June-Dec
*—
—
1st mortgage & refund 3%s
&
ser I
Vornado Inc 5s
Wabash
RR
conv
subord debs 1982
May-Nov
—Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
II
73
*82
.
83%
83%
1
.
—
*86"%
5
86%
__
*88%
*90%
85
88
71%
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
April
April
Feb-Nov
—
.
Wisconsin
Central
RR
4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
1st
...
—w
s
..80%
.
i-i
♦
'!
.
.
10
80%
92%
■
99%
93%
96%.
99 y*
965/a
96%
56 Va
57
14
50%
53%
54
11
50%
59
933/4
11
92
97%
93%
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.
-
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.Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan -July
,
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86
87%
99
107
86
87
94%
.
97
——
—»
94
97%
60
20
40
40
1
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11
87%
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♦_
77
96%
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87%
81%
102%
104 Vt,
3
97
97
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*
80%
99%
77
*75
59%
97%
Co-
mortgage 4s series A 2004—
Gen mtge
85
*913/4
94
5
97%
*79%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
35
_
97%
(
High
28%
mortgage 2%s 1979.
1971
Jan-July
—May
57%
June-Dec
*815/a
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
*89%
57%
65
40
57
79%
99
81%
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«.«.
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89
—
94%
5
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—
116
14
102
102
13
85%
87%
90%
91
113%
120
95
116
69%
75
70%
66%
72
-_
83%
85%
72
*68%
*85%
Jan-July
*79
April-Oct
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976
*99
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H 1990
99%
100
103
.
73
*..
__
1975
Jan. 1
Low
1
*85
Whirlpool Corp 3%s sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aup
Wilson & Co 4%s sink fund debs 1978
Jan -July
74%
•
116
—
85
83%
Co—
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
33%s convertible debentures
33
79%
83%
——
■
—
83
f-r*
83 V*
*84
73
■
33
33
No.
—:
*78
1981—June-Dec
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
6s subord income debs 2008
82%
86
—
ref
mortgage 3%s series J 1982
April-Oct
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_Aprll-Oct
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971.
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3 %s series O 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Range Since
Sold
High
——May
income debentures 1984—
5s
Wisconsin Public Service 3 %s
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
1st
gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—.Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979—-.
—May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
—May -Nov
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966.Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
—Jan-July
4s registered 2361
—
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979——.—-April-Oct
5%s debentures 1982——
'
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s series A 1981—Jan-July
Warren RR first ref
First
Vendo Co—
4%s conv subord debs
or
Low
Western Union Teleg Co 5%s debs 1987
Bonds
Friday's
Sale Price
Jan. 1
*90
— —
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
1st
953/4
94
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Sold
High
*87%
Jan-July
...Feb-Aug
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Interest
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
United
Week's Range
Friday
Continued from page 30
a
Deferred
included In
delivery sale not included in the year's rapge. .d Ex-interest. eOdd
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s range,
the year's range,
not included in the year's range,
y
Ex-coupon.
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
.
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•
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*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being; transacted during current weex.,
§
lotrsale not
r Cash sale
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Tel
&
Boston
ft
Property
RR
Personal
Boston
Service
Gas
40
i
48
Sears,
Jan
So cony
52 Va
Jan
Southern
34% July
Southern
May
76%
Apr
*
\
May
58%
Feb
Jun -
22% Mar
Standard
Oil
Mass Street
Railway Co—
cum
First
National
Ford
Motor
Stores
Co
inc_
General
Company
Creek
Island
Co
«...
Jan
114
56%
221
51 Va May
43 Va
658
36 y4
940
38%
625
23%
60
70%
71
293
19%
—
19%
250
S
49<%
13%
44%
51%
51% ~
7%
-12%
52%
27
Jun
55%
32%
Jan
Jun
85%
Jan
18% May
24%
Feb
Detroit Stock
Olin
Co
Drug ft Chemical Co
Mining
Quincy
Rexall
United
Fruit
Co
United
Shoe
Machinery
ft
26%
Apr
36% May
51 %
Jan
26 %
Jun
41
11%
10%
Jun
18%
com—
;[•
25
100
25
35
Jan
Aug
23%
11
21%
Jun
53
33%
200
28
Jun
40
22 Va
417
19%
Jun
41
Jan
50
45% May-
62%
Feb
Jun
30 Va
Feb
July
70%
Jan
52%
52%
23%
23%
24%
684
19%
46%
1 46 %
47%
270
45
68
26va:. 27
Aug
654
July
39 %
Budd
V
Corp
6.2b
22 %
v
Jan
Eaton
Paper
Steel
Detroit
Range
Shares
Par
Balcrank
Carey
Manufacturing
Chamberlin
Champion
Cincinnati Gas
N
9
Corp
27Va
46
24V4 May
44%
45%
218
33
1—
33
33
15
95'A
12
97
98%
97
Du
National
1
Chemicals
Bois
48%
82
14%
14%
68
20 y4
__
Picher
—5
,,,
Cards
Hobart
Mfg
5
;
20 Va
103.
19 Va
113 y4
Kroger
& Gamble
8%
preferred
Rapid-American-.
U.
S.
—I
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Refineries
22
32 y2
300
31
Jun
28"
31
25
52%
Davis
•
•
*
American
Cyariamid
American
Armco
Jan
Jan
Abbott
Jan
Acme
Associated
Feb *
Admiral
Ross
.'
■
1
180
•
—
29%
27%
21
-
-
Avco
15%
lllVa
32
70
'•
18%
Jun
'
16%
Jun
Jan
28 y8
Jan
"v
"
*
38
May
47
Jun
48
32
26
11% May
17%
98%, May
136'A
29%
42%
51%
42%
42%
4
40%
44% July
34%
Jun
■
46%
1
Du
_1
Jun
17% May
215
28%
—
Kodak
Ford
Motor
Fruehauf
new
General
General
Electric
Harvester
International
International
Tel
&
Tel.
Lorillard
American Tobacco Co
25
41%
203
32% May
52% Mar
49%
50
51
45
60%
47%
85
39
Jun
46%
47%
95
47
May
3%
11
-
w
25
Martin-Marietta
Mar
Armour
Ashland
5% Mar
39%
110
32% May
54%
46
22 Va May
30
Mar
49%
2
41V2 May
60%.Mar
18%
50
14V4
18y8 July
Jun
20% May
100
108
39%
Jun
190
,
B/
Refining
Jan
168%
Jun
253y2Mar
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
85 V2
Jun
115
67
18%
Jun
26%
Jan
Bastian-Blessing
Belden Mfg Co
40
40
10
37%
Jun
53 V4
Jan
Bell
41%
43
218
36%,
Jun
44 y4
July
23%
23 Va
17% May
27 Vb
Feb
39
Mar
-A*
25%
25%
67 y4
■-
65
39
20 Ye
Jun
139
34%
34%
34%
Howell
Bendlx Corp
Booth
Borg-Warner
29%
Jun
45
Jan
Brach
15
33% May
44
Mar
44
25%
Jun
40%
20
33%
Jun
6
40%
Jun
46
27 Va
46%
.
46%
May
56 %
Feb
Budd
69 % Mar
51
23% May
27
42%
Jun
ft
(E
83
18%
Jun
28 %. Jan
Calumet & Hecla
195
29%
Jun
39% Mar
Canadian Expbrt
37%
105
33 Ya
Jun
48 V4
Apr
Canadian
37%
37%
25
34%
Jun
52 y4
Jan
Carrier
For
footnotes,
55%
56
141
5
24%
25
100
—5
71%
71%
—1
64%
33%c
40 V4
Inc
(Un)
(Un)—I
Co
—
—
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—
•
see page
45%
Inc
43.
I
8% Mar
367/a
800
15%
2,100
14y8 Aug
23
21%
1,300
17V2
Jun
28
56
59V4
45"%
jun
67% Mar
16%
17
"••• 800•• 15%
Jun
23%
Jan
27%
28%
Jun
47%
43%
43%
Feb
Feb
38Va
407/a;
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35 y4
•
800•
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39%
19%
__
21%
V
Jan
57
Jun
'
16% •:
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1
,
.
"
400
"
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23%
100
19%
4,300
15V8
16V4
Jan
38V4May
4,100
47% v\pr
18V4
-
47
Jun
Jun
24 y2
Jan
20% July
"
400
13y4
Jan
35%
2,300
22
.
.
.
400
29%
29V2
__
42 y2
Jan
26
38 V2 Mar
Jun
17 y4
Jan
12
May
13%
1,400
13.
Jun
18J/4
dan
110% 112%
2,900
98% May
136y4
Jan
30%
31%
1,700
30
55%
44
151/2
13%
111%
31%
'
42
Jun
Apr
500
14%
2;500
10 y4
May
20 y2
40%
700
38 V8
Jun
52%
3 an
10%
ll7/a
6,900
10 Va
Jan
28%
Feb
28%
10%
56%
13%
40
29 Va
500
61% Mar
Jun
27
Jan
42% Mar
May
48 %
3,600
38%
39'/a
800
33
Jun
5G%
Feb
23 %
23%
100
20
May
28%
Feb
21%
21%
21%
4,500
21
July
27%
Jan
9%
97/a
100
22%
21%
22%
200
19 % May
47%
43%
71% Mar
Jun
9%
10% May
Jun
27
Feb
48 %
48%
OuJ
45
Jun
57%. Feb
16%
16%
17%
2,900
12V2
Jun
31Va
Jan
23 Va
22 Va
23%
2,300
17 y4 May
28%
Feb
13%
100
11 %
Jun
19
22
22 y2
950
21V4
Jun
21 Ye
22
21%
22%
900
20
13%
13%
100
12 V4 May
23%
25 V4
1,200
19%
Jun
53%
54%
400
50 V4
Jun
1%
1%
500
1 Ye
Jan
32%
34%
4,200
31V4
Jun
21%
21%
250
13%
12
*
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8
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5
5
5
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5
1
5
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—
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.
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32%
24
July
20
May
Apr
Apr
May
19% Mar
49%
Jan
75%
-
Jan
1%
Feb
43% Mar
24 V4
Apr
40 Va
41%
36% May
56 V2 Mar
41
38%
4iy2
650
34 V4
Jan
43
Feb
39%
38%
39%
1,000
35%
Jun
48
Jan
28%
27 V2
29%
7,600
21
Jun
41% Mar
20%
21%
11,100
400
20% July
52%
Jan
Feb
12%
40%
12%
1,300
9%
Jun
15%
21%
22
1,100
18%
Jun
25% Mar
40
41%
6,000
33 y8 May
53 V2, Mar
6%
10,000
5%
47/a
Jun
10 y2
Jun
%
Jun
6V4 July
Corp
(Un)_—
common—
50% May
22 Va Jun
30 ye
65
71% Aug
96%
Jan
64 Va
50
53%
71%
Jan
40%
40
35% May
47
39
43
Jun
53 Va May
60
Mar
45%
45%
7
39
Jun
63% Mar
59 y4
Jan
80%
Jan
38
38
50
35%
Jun
45
24
40%
Jun
Apr
•
Illinois
P
C
1,000
23
400
20% July
26
Jan
10
*
36 Va
37%
500
31V2 May
42%
Feb
31 Va
31%
1,100
29% July
42 J/2
Jan
1%
Feb
Co—
35%
35%
200
Jun
43% Mar
20%
20%
700
17% May
21V4 May
2.50
Champlin Oil "ft Ref common
Jun
Central
Jan
200
18
20%
10%
U
16%"C"
■*
Central & South West Corp
Certain-teed Products (Un)^
71
17% Feb
10%
18
20%
5
Gas & Oil Ltd
Pacific
Tractor
(UYi)_——
Celanese Corp of America (Un)
45
10
dan
19% Mar
4V2 May
20V2
10
*
—
46%
5
—
Jun
21
22
(Un)—
Caterpillar
-
300
80% Mar
,
'
■
•Jun
32
—
-
Jun
62% Mar
21
Aviation
High
Jun
liy8
*
Fe—
Corp
37%
(Chas)
Phillips Petroleum
Radio Corp of America,,,
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
36%
5
'
10%
62
-
1
;
Company
31%
American
700
...
-
5
r
com
—
Sons
20 Va
56
200
,i14y8
__2.50
(Un)
Corp—
Corp
37%
2
ll7/a
4%
2s
Burlington Industries (Un)—
Burroughs COrp (Un)
Business Capital Corp—,—,
Feb
50
5-
6.25-
Fisheries
Brunswick
32 Ye May
57%
1
1.25
Boeing Company
Jan
6
27 Va
Manufacturing
Jan
26
46
46%
Binks
78% Mar
26%
-
1
——
Corp
57%
46%
—
Feb
Steel
29 Va
46
46
36%
.1
—2
Co
Jun
26%
1
Pfizer
Range Since Jan. 1
Low,*
_
63
13%. "13% •700
__
1
—
32
North
Jan
-m", ::
Shares
High
63
,
—;
Consolidated
Benguet
18% May
4C%
—
26%
—*
—
May
51
14V8
1.75
Co
20%
Lead
Jan
19
only
of Prices
13'A
10
Gossett
&
Bell
Co
1
National
25%
Jan
31% Aug-
-
'•
88
30%
5
16% Mar
Sales
for Week
•
—
75
30 Va
:
transactions
11%
10
Corp
20 '/a
30%
—
15%
"
Apr
38% Mar
-
,
.Vy'-i,
-T-'
Low
10
t—;
Products
5
Dairy
4%
Aug
"
Week's
Range
pfd_
non-cum
98 Va
10
Distillers
.
May
May
20
-633
1,053
round-lot
.
—-—10
4
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
—10
Automatic Canteen Go of America_2.50
-Avco Corporation __:J
——-—--3
5%
Athey
Jan
72%
&
Common
■„
,
28%
:
Oil
1
National
the
—,50
(Un)^
(111)—
Co
&
Mead
National
270
18%
31%
...
(Un)
19 y2
Jun
Chemical
of
1
1.
San (Un)
Atchinson Topeka & Santa
Jan
25%
24%
41%
<Un)_i
Armco Steel Corp
Feb
Feb
McGraw-Edison
Monsanto
-
22 Va July
12
May
3% May
9% Feb
Jan
1,140
" .c•'*/ v
11
9V2 July
3%
2,262
.
21 y2
" '
1
Jan
49%
45
Corp
2V4
165
Jan
^an
36%
May
6Va Mar
400
31%
'
Jun-
100
"
"17%
a\'«J
1
(Un)
Corp
Company
62%
,
3% July
54%
Corp
15
Par
Corp
59
V4 May.
48
5
23%
14%
rf.
'r'-'l
.
Apache Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
150
——
22%
21
'
(Un)
21%
963
(P)
37/a
__
33V3
21%
52%
Laughlin
Seeley
King
9'/2
37/a
__
Stand
Anaconda
20 %
—
2V2
9V2
15
Corp———x.1.66%
&
AmpeX
67%
»
2V2
9J/2
Rad
American Viscose
19%
2y2
2V2
Motors
Jan
50%
—a
__
(Un)_—12.50
Feb
19%
Paper
Co
Jan
—»
International
Jones &
Can
56
52%
8%
26V2
1,188
(Un)^
95%
„
—
523
9%
:
Theatres
58 Va
190
5
Oil
27V4
9V2
(Un)^...^..
437/a
Jun
3.33%
Telephone
27Va
__
compilation
Broadcasting
Bethlehem
Goodyear Tire
Gulf
Aiflines
20% July
18% May
45
_i
General Motors
57%
*.
' A'Al
America
31%
23%
19%
—2.50
1
of
36 Va May
45
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Dynamics
45V4
Apr
21%
119
-
General
3,264.
.—__9
167
24%
3
common,—
52V4
x._-.___10
486
45
__1Q
Trailer
51
:
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17%
5
—
;
52'A
_„_1
Mfg—
21%
„
Natural Gas—
Federated Dept Stores
Jun
Feb
•
41
39%
—7
El Paso
Jan
Jan
43%
American Tel & Tel Co
•
Feb
25%
''W—
5
Pont
Eastman
41%
61
27 »/4
.-^.-10
40%
3
1
Light—a-
38%
Jun
American
,
&
17% Feb
Jun
Jun
American
Feb
■
Power
Chemical
Jun
33%
17% May
^^^.5
47
50
25
10
Dow
12
175
37%
Last
40
mm mm
50c
Dayton
1,070
31%
*
20%
40%
^
5
———
23
32%
5
—1
Wright
38% May
70
22
8
-
13%
33%
200
American Machine & Foundry—.
Metal Climax—
Jan
3
;
13%
'
1,767
American
Jon
71V4
28%
Gas
12% Jan
42%, Apr
;
33% May
47 %. Jun
.
2,743
(Un)_I_;
-American Investment Co (111)—.;
Jan
43%
Products
9% July
572
1,283
35%
American Cyanamid Co
Apr
Jun
19% May
_——L_
2,200
54
33%
13 %
Electronics_^__ui—-<*_25c
Co
American
Jan
194
,
172
—
10
37
53 Vb
23V*
,
Ltd
Paramount
Apr
331
——
9%
37
54
42%
Chemical
American
Feb
36
;
296
157/a
110% 112%
31
9
15
23%
H*1im Urn
2,
Feb
Feb
35%
;
.
Chalmers
'American
23% Jan
49%
_25
Curtiss
<
10
,
23
Jun
40
mm
59 Va
Jan
Mar
22%
Cb__—
Aluminum
15
23
I** * at* «•> «* km U--mt ——
Colgate-Palmolive
Steel
Allis
47%
^,j.^*^u_50c
— ———
Jun
Jan
41%
Laboratories
Allied
f
'
"
_10
Corn
30% Mar
39%
Service
Columbia
'
37%
-
v.
40
Cities
1
*
•'
49
:
Clopay
^ f'
205
16%
1
Steel
Corp
,
y
21%
16%
Chesapeake ft Ohio
Chrysler
•!
Jun
Jun
;
._*._50
;
Burlington
Burroughs
'
T^'
15%
21%
33 V3
Boeing
Brunswick
'
43 y4
Corp
Bethlehem
'
25 Yb
26%
\
v 50
•
182
.178% May
20
30%'-
21 Ye
14%
6.25
Goods
39%
1
Corp_x.—
Advance
30%}",
-
-
r
10
Dry
Apr
927
T
'
180
40%
-
9
16% Feb
10% July
48%
Sale Price
92 V4
43 y4
——.—————,—t————,—
1,161
47
__
:
•
30 Va
39%
Oil
12
53
STOCKS
,
Jun
1
Steel
Ashland
Jun
May
Jun
.1.66%"
Tobacco
Anaconda
July
20 Ye
:,x__12V2
American Tel & Tel Co—
10%
Jun
Friday
57
l"
American Motors
V -' High
Jan
165
35 %
_
1,535
♦
"
^
5%
11%
1,982
,.
Aluminium
ut
Can
175
Midwest Stock Exchange
1,134
_10
Airlihes
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
.7%
35%
.056/r,.:
Feb
36 y8
Shares
High
41%
i
Feb
29
u
41%
3.
Jan
ui39%
M
I
Sales
for Week
22%
—
Corporation
Upjohn Company
70%
'
American
Jan
15%
1
Cb_„
&
21%
.
American
Jan
39%
Jun
Udylite
STOCKS
Ltd
78%
Jun
May
10
Jan
24%
Jan
"
Aluminium
Jun
25 %'
1
__
68%
.
Allis-Chalmers 1
41%
150
*
-
Jun
41%
u__
20%
-
1-
UNLISTED
327
-*•
34% Mar
10
Industries
69%
—5
-
Playing. Card
Jan
22% May
1.66%
Corp
Co_,„
20%
•
common.
23
120
121%
,1
Feb
21%
Jun
28 Va
28
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.
Procter
'
Jun
2.50
common
Co,c_
Jan
8%
May
24 Va
32
♦
58% Mar
"
83%
166
Apr
41
28 y8
,10
,
Kahn
11% Jun
240
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,
Gibson
46% May
—5
new
_A
Eagle
10
50
270
•
1 Va
Mfg Cp_«__w,Scotten, Dillon Co—
Feb
Jun
12% May
46%
48%
1
_
Feb
59% Feb
10% Mar
12%
,
__2
■
Diamond
56%
47% May
5"% Jun
1 Va
—1
—
Co
Rudy
50% Mar
51
Jun
93
May
8% Jan
428
Parke
Feb
100
80
656
v
8
8
Jan
38 y4
,
(S
Macoid
Jan
19
37Va May
27% Jun
95'A
12V2
Telephone
Transit
32%
Jun
Co
Trailer
Leonard
7V4 Jan
17 % July
45%
pfdLi—,—_100
'JSSu50
Cincinnati
25%
26%
.
8.50
P
Cincinnati
t
90
17 %
__10
—
&• T
O
26%
17%
Feb
45% May
62
"
12%
-a.
20
:
Kysor Heater Co_—
Lansing Stamping Co
High
-
4% July
94
26
•-<
common.,..
Milling
Cincinnati
Low
14%
10
common
Cincinnati
High
14%
57%
21%
1%
*
common.
Motors
Kresge
Range Since Jan. 1
25
_—,
preferred
Papers
Low
1"
———
Motor
Ford
Fruehauf
for Week
of Prices
42 % May
-
10%
10
x—,
Co
Manufacturing
General
Last
Jan
85
51
-
11%
25
Edison
Detroit
Sales
Sale Price
stocks
23%
7%
1
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Week's
Jun
:—5
Co—
—
Power
Consumers
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
Feb
13
—5
Mfg-
Corp—,—
Consolidated
Low
1
Corp—,>.
Chrysler
r
'
Company
,
"
Electric
Westinghouse
57%
'
of Prices
—1.
1
Stores—
Food
Burroughs
74% Mar
68
1
68
100
Equip
Browm-McLaren
Jan
20%
&
Supermarkets
Borman
Jan
32
v
Allied
•
23%
52%
Jan
Jun
450
*
Range
Par
Electric
Allen
Feb
r
Feb
57
45 %
161
Week's
Last
:
Jan
346
•
Corp
CO
RR
62
11%
25
:
__
29%
25
:
Mass
19% May
611
29%
1
*
Shop Inc
Torrington
Co
Stop &
Vermont
1,260
44%
—*
Association
Shawmut
23%
43%
"
10
25
2.50
RR
Pennsylvania
23
44
»5
Chemical
Mathieson
56
4
Exchange
Friday
Sale Price
New
87% Jan
.
Jun
Jan
May
30%
20
23%
20
100
England Electric System
England Tel ft Tel Co
,
Jun
40 Va
■„
45%
26%
STOCKS
New
Jun
44%
50
26%
44%
45
-16%
59 %
42
13%
90
26%
_
■
-
52%
88%
*
•
-
8%
13 Va
—i
59
-
52%
50%
*
89
Westinghouse Electric
-
14%
-
.Sulphur
Shoe——,
Steel
49%
'
_—
38% Mar
26% Jan
48 %
52%
-
Jun
17% May
44% July
78% Mar
Jun
67%
63%
S
U
,40
Apr
72% Jan
Jun
54%
67
37%
22%
67
50c
*
4
common
Corp—
Cement Corp„
Star
Lone
Coal
Copper
24
28
Carbide
U
Feb
48
Jan
55%
1
*
35
42%
5
Electric Co
35
38%
27%
1
A
••
—-
common—2.50
new
Gillette
Kennecott
38%
preferred class A—100
preferred class B
100
Gulf
Union
50 %
1
——
Texas
Feb
55
33% May
105
41%
41%
—
1st
cum
6%
10
Assoc com
«
L10
(Ohio}—.—!
Studebaker-Packard
& Fuel
67%
48%
13%
:7
24%
50
49%
v__:
High
44
-
67%
25
!___
Texaco
Eastern
*
—
Standard
18%
44%
5-
II-50C
Standard Oil(ind)——
Oil (N J);
47
100
:
2
—
Low
26
~-
~~~15
Range Since Jan. 1
High
--
_—
zs—
___L
Shares
18%
——
—
for Week
25%
-
Railway
13 ya
g>.
14%
Jan
'25%
5
„,2
Co
Low
-1 2/5
dil___
Mobil
Sperry. Rand
Jan
55
Jan
.
v
48
10
—,
10
1
Paper—
Industries
Roebuck
Jan
136%
.v
Jun
50 y4
-
Regis
Schenley
17%
May
35
160
53 %
40
100
—
Co
Eastern
29 %
14%
Co
Range
33 %
325
•
Providence
Copper
Cities
38 y4
53%
•
Trust
120
32%
33 Va
10
*
Co
Edison
98
3,300
40 Va
39%
„
St.
High
12% May
171
110% 112 %
111%
.
50
Company
Anaconda
Boston
—33%
r
16 %
15%
1.66%
Corp_t—
Tel
Motors
American
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices "
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
American
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Last
Sales
Range
Last
Week's,
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
stocks
(Range for Week Ended August 3)
Exchange
Boston Stock
6%
Monday, August 6, 1962
...
(564)
37%
37%
100
31
46 V»
L_*
1
21
20%
23%
800
:1
28
25%
58%
1,100
60%
60%
28%
$3 Convertible preferred
*
Chesapeake ft Ohio Ry (Un)„,
25
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co—♦
Chicago South Shore ft
50
49
20%
9%
9%
52%
Jan
29
Feb
65
Mar
59% Jan
16
•
Feb
20% Aug
*
21 y2 May
58 y2 Feb
800
50
19%
Jun
45% May
900
18% May
1,000
6% Jun
26%
Jan
,
South
Bend
RR
——12.50
13% Mar
Volume
Number 6183
196
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(565)
\
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Last
,
Low
par
Chrysler
Cincinnati
Gas
Co
—10
.
City Products Corp,.—
pfd
& .Iron
Co
•
Natural
Consolidation
Gas
Coal
Power
Consumers
Corp
Container
44%
Controls
of
53
50%
<
22%
48%
22 y8
-
-
49%
22%
15%
22%
15%
>'< >17%
19
-
200
,
19
400
..
.
19
*
&
Company
1
_yT2 0
Detroit' Edison1; Co'. (Un) _T
531/4
Manufacturing Co__————5
Co____—2J.
—-5
Dodge
28%
Chemical
Dow
(E L). de Nemours
Du Pont
(Un)—
j.
Ex-Distribution
45%
45%
,
-
—.
531/4
27%
28%
44%
5
44%
100
45
100
-
71%. Feb
53%.Mar,'
42
Natural
(Minnesota)
Oak
1
Co
Kodak
Eastman
Inc
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Electric
Emerson
-1—
60% Jan
34% Mar
Jun
72 %
166
Jun
Jun
97%
600
20'/a
4,400
600
19%
27%
3
Mfg.—;—:—
96'A
97%
(Un)_:_——;_10
El Paso Natural Gas
19 %
1
28
Oil
500
(Un)^^,—!
63%
65 %
1,500
25
25%
56%
36%
59 %
5,000
46%
37%
5,500
32
40
40
500
35%
May
33%
33%
34
400
31%
Jun
32%
39
32%
37%
::;5%
_—..1
Fairchild Camera &' Instrument Gorp_T
F'alstaff Brewing Corp
—1
Whitney
Tire
Firestone
Wisconsin
Flour
Mills
Ford
Motor
Jan
America
Co
51/4 *
5%
5
—
Natural
-1
46%
Pan
,
Corp
Amer
>
193% July
>
7.50
Corp__,
Gas Light
Pepsi-Cola Co
116% Mar
26%
Jan
Pfizer
42
Feb
Phelps
Dodge
Morris
Feb
Process
Procter
&
8%
31%
Jun
100
31 %
Jun
30% July
48% Mar
Pullman
300
37%
60
Pure
' Co
1,000
6
Jun
5,400
36 %
Jun
22%
1
D Corporation
38%
Jun
6
22%
23%
——10
7
400
7
7
Feb
Jan
8%
44
17% May
700
Public
General
Box
Contract Finance—I—
General
Corp
Dynamics
General
Electric
General
Foods
27 %
Feb
Mills
General
23%
25%
,4,300
63%
66 %
4,800
54%
Jun
78% Mar
71
72%
600
59%
Jun
95 %
24%
23
247/a
1.66%
52»/8
50%
52%
1
.36%
May
Feb
Jan
22% May
33%
Jan
45%
14,500
57V4
Jan
Jun
200
18% July
30%
200
22% May
18% May
37
Jan
19%. Jun
29%
Apr
30 %
54%
Jan
18%
301/4
-19%
201/4
22%
21 %
22%
600
371/4
38%
1,400
'•
7,600
Jun
Feb
10'/a
101/8
100
8%
Jun
30%
31%
2,000
25%
Jun
44%
Jan
*
15%
15%
200
12% May
18%
Apr
City .Steel Co
—6.25
26%
27
600
25
Jun
47
Jan
Stores—.
—r—1
15.
15%
2,000
Jun
24%
43%
43%
500
26%
26%
26%.
341/4
34'/4
35%
35%
25%
(WH)
Granite
Drug
Lakes
Co
30%
Dock—:—.—*
(Un)
—3
Dredge
Corp
Greyhound
*
&
—
ulf States Utilities
gulf Oil Corp—
*
8.33%
—1
....
39
600
22%
14%
Jun
-
.
...
Feb
Hibbard
Co
Ltd
Howard Industries
Inc
(D
H)
—25
Bartlett—_.
Spencer
Holmes
Revlon
Corporation.
13%
Jun
Richman
(Un)
>U>iLlO-
20%>
*
64%
Jan
Jun
.
145
25
33
,20
34%
International Paper
(Un)
International Shoe
6% May
5% May
900
,400
?
.23
Jun
May
Jan
9%
Jan
9% Mar
,28% Mar
.r
Electric
Jo
—_
Manvhle■ Corp .',(Un)_.
us
Jones
Co
&
5
800
Feb
48 %
Jan
44% May
S2% Jun
Jan
30% Apr
57% Mar
85
59%
62
26%
27%
2,800
25%
Jun
<100
23
Jun
40%
41%
3,100
33%
Jun
58
'23%
23%
200
411/4
1»
May
,Jan
25%
.Feb
Jan
Corp
(Un)
Royal
Petroleum
Dutch
Co
St
Louis
St
Louis
Public
Regis
Paper
St
National
4
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lorillard
(P)
Co
1
Roebuck
Oil
Sinclair
Ss
Co_—
——
70%
50%
.
;5%
Jun
37
85%
78%
5%
100
Jun
Jun
24%
24%
25
19
21
900
19
^
18%
50
Co;p_—
Socony Mobile Oil (Un)
Southern Co (Un)_
Co
10%
10%
350
9
46
46
100
.46
16%
18
47%
48%
46
46
Public
&
Merrltt
Co
Standard Dredging Corp
Standard Oil of California
Standard
Oil
Mickelberry's rFood
Middle
South
Minneapolis
-Mississippi
Studebaker-Packard
Modine
Manufacturing
B
ir
Inc
33%
20%
33%
20%
21
22%
>
34%
51
1,000
1,000
2,bud
"35
39
700
35
24%
2,000
46%
1,400,t
28'/a
28 y8
--
37%
28%
38y4c
,
300
28 y4
Jun
Feb
>
387/a Jun
25
May
63% Mar
40%
Jun
67
Feb
59 Va
Jun
1
22 % July
20% ,Junivi
40% Jun "
500
26% May
900
49
52%
ijk
•
>
Jan
41
Jan
80%
>
33% Jan
100
Jan
Mar
Jan
31% Feb
40% May
Jun
31%
-15
50
1,600
12%
1,200
12%
100
187/a
19%
1,300
37%
600
66%
67%
2,200
59%
Jun
88%
32%
66%
26
36%
—3
ll1/*
25 %
12%
19%
52
11 %
32%
100
29%
Jun
41
Mar
31%
31%
2,300
80% May
40
Feb
50 %
45
Jun
38%
Jun
49%
48%
Mar
14% Mar
Jun
177/a
Jan
20 y4
17 % May
86
May
3,100
Jan
11% July
39
8% May
12%
300
28
55
Apr
Jun
24
2,200
7,200
25%
27%
—1
9%
300
47%
Jan
60
Feb
Jan
56% Mar
57
Jan
21% May
30%
Feb
23%
Jun
35%
Apr
13%
13%
14%
4,700
13
Jun
24%
Jan
25%
24%
25%
1,300
20%
Jun
38
Feb
9%
,
8 ye
100
91/*
Jan
9% July
55%
54%
56%
1,000
51
45
44%
45%
1,900
41% May
45% May
58%
Feb
56
Feb
48% Jun
11% Jun
59%
Feb
52%
8,300
51%
300
14
8%
51%
51%
14%
400
7%
8%
1,900
Jun
6%
100
23 V2
33% Mar
11% Mar
Jun
Jun
400
60% May
•36 % Aug
6
Me>y
34
Mar
70
«Apr
30%
30%
36%
38
8
'7%
8%
3,300
20%
20%
200
18
24%
200
Feb
1,700
22% May
32 ya Jun
28%
34%
24%
35%
49%
Feb
21%
22 %
5,000
'38% May
25% Apr
51%
53%
3,700
45 y8
Jun
15%
16%
1,600
14 V*
May
18% Mar
39%
39%
100
34
Jun
13
13%
3,400
11%
Jun
51% Apr
23% Jan
26 y#
27
200
May
31% Mar
27%
27%
100
25%
Jan
35 y* Apr
23
23
100
20%
Jun
26y8
Jan
37%
38%
37%
200
29 y8
Jun
47%
Feb
39
600
35%
Jun
51 y8
Jan
33
Jun
Sundstrand
Corp
Suuray D X L Oil—
Swift & Company-—
Tenn
Transmission
Gas
Texaco
5!%
Co.
Inc
53%
—,—
■
Mar
Edison Co
Transamerica Qorp
(Un)
—^
Trl Continental Gorp (Un)„,—
——
•
10%
Mgy
Feb
24% Mar
9
Jan
Union
Mar
Union
Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide
Gorp
Electric
Corp
*
Oil
of
Pacific RR
17% Mar
United Qorporation
(Del)
Jan
United
States
16%
2,600
45%
800
48 y«
49
200
30
29%
30%
800
27
30
26%
30
7%
500
21%
Jun
100
6%
Jun
24
24%
600
19%
Jun
30%
Feb
70%
72%
750
70
Jun
.104%
Jan
14%
15 %
400
12% May
24% Mar
40 »/4
60%
10
10
Aug
United
States
Industries
25 %
Jan
U
52%
Feb
U
Feb
Universal
(Up)
45
May
Jun
63%
S
Fruit
Rubber
S
May
47%
Co
•
Co
4
1
(Un)
Steel
-46% Mar
28%
Jan
25% Jan
49% July
67%
33
Jun
165% Aug
15
56
Jun
8% May
1,400
15
50
Jun
42%
42
%
42%
400
45
4,100
44%
45%
—2.50
17%
18
1
35%
36 Va
31%
32
45
46%
120 l/a
Apr
68
y» May
Jan
51%
Jan
34% Jan
39
Jan
8% Mar
Jun
Feb
78%
Jan
Jun
31%
Jan
307/e Jun
31% Aug
1,000
16%
—
40
1,200
1
Cofp_
Match
Oil Products
Jun
38% May
47% July
54%
y? Jun
13%
800
61
Mar
Jan
Feb
19% May
241
70%
5
T
83Va
Feb
55
7%
1
Gypsum.
46
18
200
12
100
90 %
V*
49
—— —
21
.30% Jun
200
3,800
100
11%
33%
86%
88%
10
25
(Un),
"43% Mar
33%
6%
(Un)
Galifornia
Go
Aug
41%
23
59% Mar
Jan
35
6,600
200
34%
34%
165% 166
75%
40
196
Jan
Apr
Apr
Walgreen
Webcor
Co
10
,
1
Inc
Western
Bancorporatlon (Un)
Western Union Telegraph—,
12 %
Jan
Wilson
18%
Feb
Motor
&
Jun
63% Mar
8% May
157/e
Jan
25
6,960
Jun
38%
Jan
Jan
28%
300
27%
1.2QQ
24%
Jun
41 y8
25 y8
Jun
39 %
27
27
—.—,—5
4L
27%
26%
27 y*
1,200
26 y*
Jun
33%
Jan
41
41
100
35 Vb
Jun
52%
Jan
—w—•
36%
36%
37
500
36
Jun
55
Feb
50
50%
400
60
Mar
67%
10 ya
45%
63%
Jun
100
Jun
92
Jan
6.25
Co
(Un)—
Co
40
400
11
3,100
1
Whirlpool Corp
Wnite
8%
11
27%
26%
26%
Westinghouse Electric Gorp
94% Mar
46%
2
2%
39
Apr
11%
10%
11%
1,200
10
Jun
14%
Jan
World
•
50%
49%
51
6,600
41%
Jun
70%
35%
33
Jun
40%.Mar
30%
31%
Jan
Feb
35
10
It
Wisconsin Electric Power (Un)
Woolworth (F W) Co (Un)
31%
—10
,.10
,35
31%
25% May
100
800
30% Aug
Publishing
42 %
Jan
Yates-American
5%
5%
200
Jun
7%
Feb
Youngstown
1
38%
37%
38%
1,700
35%
Jun
—_•
26%
26
26%
3,000
25 %
Jun
52%
37%
57%
60
700
51%
Jun
88
Co
_*
*
——
see page
36% Mar
38
13% Jun
700
23%
75%
3
—_-—
footnotes,
31%
38 %
45
(Un>-
—^-1
Montgomery Ward & Co
Motorola
.45%
23
23
—
Corp
May
Aug
16%
Utilities
Monroe Chemical Co—
Monsanto Chemical
(Un)
89
26 y4
—
United
31
Products
Go
(Un)
River Fuel
64%
38%
52%
Corporation
Stewart-Warner Corp
Storkline Corp
Feb
2,000
12.50
Brewing
200
45%
30%
•-
*
110
73%
33 %
:*
Min & Mfg
Minnesota
33% Apr
38% Mar
28%
25
United Air Lines Inc-
31
50
Scott
Jun
July
28% Jun
37%
T —
37%
(Ohio)
Packaging
common—
Union
May
*
Jan
600
t
46 y4
1
6.25
„
Cp
Jan
37
16%c
&
45%
'
50c
Stanciard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Feb
400
50c
Chapman
67%
*
31%
38%
.•
(Un)_
65%
--
—5
(Un)
Corp
25%
38%
—
Merck
31
24%
—^—
Service—»(r_.
Jun
4
Machine Co
Means (F W) & Co common
$7
convertible preferred
500
1,000
(Un)
May
10% May
Jun
50c
12
—_*
1
200
30%
23%
~
*
McKay
21 %
69%
69
57% Mar
62%
106%
.49% -Feb
50
600,-
5%
Jun
.Jun
67% July
1,324
53
,
25%
.38
1,200
McCrory Corp
16% Apr
91% Jan
—5
OH
Ther Power Topi
6,000
Corp—
13% Aug
57 % Jun
24% May
„1
—
Textron ?Inc
12%
common
Marietta
Martin
500
25%
Upjohn Company
Marshall Field
13%
1
Feb
80
Marquette Cement Mfg
13%
May
ll7/a
Feb
79%
Oil Co—
597/a Mar
1.-40
——;
Co
Universal
Marathon
Jun
—
59%
11%
(Un)
43%
34
35% Jun
48
52
Diego Imperial
Sangamo Electric Co
Scneniey Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un)
72
25
(Un)
800
_i2
10% Mar
I
5
—
47%
—5
May
40% July
__50c
—
46%
•
*'A'
40%
70%
70%
*
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)_
Lincoln Printing Co common
;
$3.50
preference
1
400
Stockyards—
Service
100
100
;
71%
5
Co—;
800
500
Co
Co
70%
July
68% July
San
Union
Union
Gas
600
30 Vi
(Un)._20g
46%
(
&
200
,7,200
51
•
41%
44
1
Leath
40%
41%
V*
21%
30%
2.50
Co
"9%
34%
5
Laclede
40'/a
40%
46%
•
8%
■
46%
2
600
44
Knapp Monarch Co
Feb
52% Mar
55% Feb
71%
.10
46
__
Light
Kennecott Copper
Rimberly-Clark. Corp
Feb
l87/a
Mar
50%
,—5
(Un)
41%
*■'
34
&
35
40%
Eastern Transmission—.
Texas Gulf Producing.
Texas Gulf Sulphur (Un)__
(Un)_„—^8.75
COrp (Un)„„.
Power;&
38% Mar
10% Jun
39% Jun
500
28% Mar
300
Chemical—33Vbc
Aluminum
Kansas
500
A4
57
22 % July
22% Jun
40
5
Toledo
Kaiser
11%
43%
37% Jun
.
38 V8 Mar
24%
5:^^
—10
Laughlin Steel
'600
46%
24%
1
600
11%
437/a
Texas
"
Jefferson
"
47%
31%
Jun
62
.—3.50
;
•
26
Jun
32
1,700
26%
(Un)————*
Interstate Power Co
18
31%. Jun
25% July
>600
:
400
3,7%
46%
•
_
«
35
.
25%
25 y8
2.50
Co
International Tel & Tel
A
22%
.
34%
37
5,300
27 %
36% Feb-
Jan
>-»%
135
.37%
200
23%
27
•
Inc
Jun
10,100
7%
Inland Steel Co
Interlake Steamship Co———•
International Harvester
>
_•
International" Nickel Co (Un)
>41V4
22%
*
Stanray
Illinois Central RR
41
23%
*
Indiana—
Brothers
Standard
Illinois Brick Co
,24% Feb
Apr
18%
1
26%
23% Mar
Jun
5
Rand
18%
"15
50
7%
July
16
1
Spiegel
11% May
2,300
.25%
25% May
13%
Inc
Sperry
<11% -Jun
7
25%
-10
Jan
17
5
(Un)—
Co
of America
Feb
350
25
6%
;Jun
500
-5
of
Steel
Jan
200
-
139
6%
-.--1
—
Huttig Sash & Door—
41 %
r-
25
1
„.
-
-
,
91%
500
12.50
Resell Drug & Chemical (Un)
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco (Un)
Shell
29% Feb
44 % Apr
43 % Apr
139
.—20
;
*•
13%
41#
—I
13
12%
407/a Feb
41
Jun
200
(Un),„,^33%c
Raytheon Company,—
Republic
Sears
2,600
1&
13
13
_25c
Jun
Jun
64%
300
18
33 %c
„
Quaker Oats Co
Jan
-
15%
__13
Corp
(Walter E) .& Co—
Corp
,
Hertz
Hupp
___1
Brewing Co—.
(G)
Werner
Heller
32"%
26%
•79
17%
•
—
Co
Southwestern
Hein
100
1,200
30%
77%
1
(Un)——
Southern Pacific
Heileman
Jan
29%
-•
—•
Co
Gamble
Co
Oil
Mar
50
May
,34
May
,29% Jun
100
_
•
13%
2,100
.
49 V*
Mar
29
18%
301/4
Rubber———30c,
.19
2,400
19%
Corp___—3.33Vb
(The)
Gossard
Great
Apr
71%
Co————————-1-—1 ;
Glen Alden
Corp (Un)_—
,.*1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.——r._4* 7
Gray
Jan
6%
May
66%
Utilities (Un)--u— 2.50
&
3%
5
-3
& Electronics
Tire
General
Gillette
2% May
500
25%
Inc—
Public
General
500
5%
1
General Motors Corp
General Portland Cement
Gen Tele
3
♦
(Un)_—
>
Jun
10% Mar
July
—5
•_.
Co
Corp.
> 20% Feb
38%
Jan
5'/4
•51/4
Jan
July
2%
—1
_
50 V*
a
17%
——
Service
Radio Corp
General
Jan
■> •37% Mar
17%
(Un),
Inc
Corp
69% Mar
Jun
43
Apr
29
(Un)
Corp
Petroleum
100
6
48
44%
•
1
(Un)—
(Charles). &
Jun
41%
Jun
Apr
49% Mar
5
(Un)
& Coke
Jun-
42
__2.50
37
68%
•
13% May
38
29%
„—r__10
Peoples
,32%
1
Inc
:
,
Jun
200
43%
79
5
Jun
Jan
'31%
:
71% Jan
28% May
•
900
,
30%
(Un)_.,—_„_lo
Oo_—
&
-27%
32%
42%
,18
38
•
America
Airways
Pictures
ParfceTDavis
31%
42
17 %
43%
6.25
of
World
24
500
48%
17%
.15
Glass
Jun
4%
Feb
Jan
25% May
400
4,600
39%
5%
20%
48% May
20% May
600
Feb
Jun
Jun
""
■'
Gas
Chemical
18
.
v
3%
11
.
85%
1,000
•
.
—10
Co
Packaging
32%
5
Bankshares__L_ —'
Trailer
Fruehauf
F W
of
-
59
5
Pacific Gas & Electric
31%
Rubber .(Un)
&
First
Corp
95%
May
Co
changed to
Marathon Oil Go
Phillips
Fairbanks
1,000
56% Feb
27% May
16%
17%
Jan
400
'Name
Oklahoma
40
300
17
55%
3%
Corp——
Gas
Philip
Lines
38% Jun
70
July
71
13%
Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Air
200
%
3%
Peabody
Eastern
39%
71
12%
Co.,.,
Co^_,,.„^——
OlinrMathieson
Aug
300
193%
Apr
39
1
Manufacturing
Paramount
189
30%
Northwest BancorsoraWph ———3.33
Mar
.
5
Jun
1
(Un)
19
May
*48
22
36%
21% M'ar
,
700
1,350
>"
Jan
900
25%
60% Mar
Jun
43
132 %
24%
5
Owens-Illinois
Deere
Mfg
Northern
34% Feb
Jun
-
14% Jun
Jun
24%
1
Aviation
American Car
High
74%
287/a Mar
47% Jan
•
May
12%
5,100
*
North
LOW
400
.
41% May
-300
&
Range Since Jan. 1
84%
24%
(Un)
(Un)
Northern pacific-Ry (Un)
Northern States Power Op—
42%. Apr
,
.
47% Jun
21,
Tile
;
High
83%
(Un)
York Central RR.(Un)
American
Low
Northern -Illinois. Gas Qo
I
5
Northern,Indiana Public Service oq__•
Apr
36% Aug
48 Vtt May
100
-
22%
New
64%
33 % May,
Shares
5
Co
National -Lead .Co
North
Jan.
Apr
Jan
for Week
5
Chem
&
38%
-
July
200
700
Gypsum
(Un)
45% Mar
-
17% Jun
38% May
•
-
Register
Distillers
National
Feb
>80%
May
32
400
%' 54% *
49%
1
100
100
700
'
:_1-(Un)___'—_12.50
>-
•
54%, Jan •'
.-25% Jun
55% July
VI,700
1
(Un)
35
Feb
70
Apr
17% Mar
.17 Vi
;
22% May
> -100
-
.
20%,
l
Publishing
CUrtiss-Wrlght" Cotp
r
37»/2
20%
—-•
Steel of Amer
Crucible
1 *
58
36%
"39%'40'A
[
54% ^
-
of "Delaware \ (UnU«-5
Co——
Crowell-Collier
20ft
Co—>—i_i±~ __5
America
Products
Corn
28%
58
367/a
..,—10
.
-
!
"• 32% May
-i - 8% May
,
6,800
9%
'37
(Un)
Oil
.
Co
44%
28%
5
America
Continental Insurance.
Continental
40%
Co_—
of
'
' GOO
.1,100
—1>
Co
Continental Can
Jan
"26%
10
(Un)__——_
Co
Jun
National
National
Mar
94%
Aug
12%
v25i/a
V3
Consolidated Foods
Consol
88
55%
25 %
Commonwealth Edisdn com___—_12 Va*'
36
550
40% '.'
9% "
58%
Jun
300
Cash
Mar
50
Range
of Prices
Par
National
Feb
47% May
1,050
500
63%
16
62 %
20
400
92
61%
High
-
Jun
3.7% Jun
1,100
15%
39%
(Un)__10
Fuel
88
38%
100
49
63%
(Un)———-—1.
COrp—
5
Palmolive
Colorado
3,100
.
.23%
15%
15
—>''
Inc__J
Cplumbia Gas System
Cplgate
47%
89%
100
Ilium
Electric
Co
Coleman
45%
231/4
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron 4V2%
Cleveland
47%
•
-
Low
49%
Sales
Last
Sale Frioe
Range Since Jan. 1
High
45%
Electric———8.50
&
Service
Cities
STOCKS
Shares
46%
49%
Corp
"Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
-of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Weekended August 3)
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
37
1,000
,
4
Co
Machine
Sheet
45
67%
,
Cp,
Tube,,
10%
.10% July
500
16% Mar
300
12 y4
Jun
79%
79%
100
71%
Jun
17% Apr
106
Mar
50
52%
9,300
44
Jun
75%M«r
127/a
—6
—
13%
Jan
Apr
Mar
,Zenith
Radio
Corp—„
—
-1
50%
43.
1
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.
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^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
.
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
.
(566)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended August 3)
Stock Exchange
Last
stocks
Sales
Week's
Friday
Pacific Coast
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Range Since
Jan. 1
'
Par
exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Stocks listed
Price Range on
not
This list does
(Joseph) Co_
McKinney Manufacturing
Horne
other Exchanges.
Friday
Sales
Week's
Natco
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
stocks
J—5c
13c
0
Stores Inc.
Broadway-Hale
Oil
Exeter
Co
400
600
42c
55c
4,500
10%
10
10%
700
1.05
1.00
1.15
6,700
1.95
of California—1
Good Humor Co of Calif
-10c
General Exploration Co
1.95
25c
32c
Salt
Co
+2
Frank
&
10
10c
10
25c
———
Oil Co (Un)
Co Inc
Petroleum
Co
M
&
M
J
Meier
Merchants
Oil
Invest common
American
North
6 Ye
preferred
—*.
:—
_
42c
16%
1.75
4%
5%
4%
May
1.90
Jun
2.70
Jan
Apr
46c
Jun
69c
15%
Jun
—25c
Rice Ranch Oil Co
1
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A_25
17%
17%
18
700
16%
Jun
100
1.75
Jan
50c
2.70
Western
Oil
Trico
Union
Co
Gas
&
31
2.70
2.85
30
300
;
Aug.
Mar
2.80
Equipment
Basin
common
Oil
16
Feb
25%
3
Jan
4%
——
—
Utilities,
are
6.55;
65
15
41/4
400
3% May
5%
Jan
%
%
400
% May
1
Jan
26
400
23
37
6
22,100
4
ile
10,000
8c
~6
5%
9c
9c
-
■
Week's
Jun
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Tel
American
Corp
Atlantic
Electric
Research
13%
Jun
30%
925
66%
Jun
99%
34%
Budd
Transit
Company
49%
41%
1,028
23%
24 %
588
1—
13
13%
1
8%
Co
92.26
79.17
82.88
86.79
85.26
79.21
82.86
86.70
92.21
79.12
82.91
86.60
85.21
92.19
79.13
83.00
86.69
85.25
117.19
206.13
122.12
117.32
207.45
121.72
117.00
205.91
121.72
117.04
206.40
using
.
the
.
-■
following
Industrials,
divisors:
13 %
25% Jun
35
May
.19%
Jun
136
11^. Jun
,.
.,'1
7% May
9% May
8%
2,785
12%
256
96
Range
Closing
July 30
High
109.32
July 31
110,.23
Aug
Delaware
89%
97%
248
49
46%
49%
1,290
7%
7%
8
Duquesne
Electric
of
Co
Class
A
Fair
Motor
General
44%
44%
28%
28%
10
at
33% May
-
lak
Apr
9%
Jan
15%
Feb
Aug
High
Low
109.61
i.
5
common.
Giant
273
46%
Jun
63%
5%
Jun
13%
38%
Jun
55% Mar
24
of
index
stock
Feb
56
Jun
26%
'■
26%
167
Feb
28
26% July
22%
23Va
807
21% May
40V4 Jan
43%
2,716
38% July
44 %.
3
prices based
closing
the
on
prices of
300 common
"
for the current year.
~
Low
High
Change
'V
116.4
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Finance
106.5
+ 0.8
135.0
104.0
+ 1.3
135.6
95.2
108.8
+ 0.3
134.4
101.8
89.4
Goods
+ 0.7
109.1
Manufacturing
115.6
105.4
—
144.3
107.3
Composite
Durable
-1961-1962
Percent
July 27/62 July t0,'«2
—0.6
111.0
—
107.0
98.6
85.5
156:4
157.8
-
+ 0.9
185.5
143.0
138.3 '
+ 0.1
178.2
131.4
91.2
Trade,
—0.3
113.3
83.8
"
138.5
and Service
Mining
July.
8%
9%
Jun
15%
Feb
1
18 %
18%
18%
156
15% May
26%
Jan
*
11%
11%
11%
450
10%
Jun
14%
Jan
_1.66%
51%
85
8
15,779
45
Jun
57%
Jan
15%
29
14%
Jun
34%
Jan
32%
32%
50
32
25
Bros
52%
14%
5
A
50%
1
Corp
class
Inc
8
Jan
27, 1962, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Non-Durable
41%
2
Motors
Dec
106.57
-
——
1961
ending July
the week
for
stocks
32 % Mar
May
41%
Feb
22%
Dairies
Food
27
for
.
SEC Index of Stock Prices
SEC
The
Feb
41%
Acceptance Corp common
voting preferred-
Gimbel
43%
38%
1
conv
General
Mar 14
Jun
.144.09
Range
110.05
3
Mar
2.50
.
new
45%
1,149
122
82% May
Bait—
Stores
Co
533
28%
Battery
America
85'
45%
non-voting...
Food
Ford
Foremost
Light
Light
Storage
Finance
60c
&
6.75
5
Power
5.34;
1962
144.31
100.23
110.46
Aug
for
—-
Low
1957-59 =100
_1.80
i
25
1
Ralls,
r_
Jan
ic
13%-
11%
5
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
2.988;
85.24
Jan
39%
24 %
1
__
85.25
122.09
Jan
110% 113
.
Baltimore
86.96
Jan
4,786
385
■V-—
Baldwin-Llma-Hamilton
-82.65
92.26
Jan
136 %
98 % May
41 %
4.33
-
Corp
79.14
204.13
Total
High
Low
100
27
:
City
Atlantic
Bonds
115.61
Thurs.
14%
26%
111%
♦
Arundel
40
ties
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
18c
May
67%' 69%
14%
—
68%
,_33%
Tel
&
I
Utili¬
Rails
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
1
10
Grade
(35 Stocks)
7% Mar
Jan
for Week
Shares
-Id
Second
-
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Sales
Last
—.
First
121.83
Fri.
Friday
Co;
t
- •
10
Rails
trials
Jan
'
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
common-
,
Grade
lor
t
Indus¬
Wed.
Stores
:'
92.22
Total
65
Date
Wood Steel
Jan
-Bonds-
Tues.
Alan
39%
Stocks
compiled daily by
stocks, 15.46.
Mon.
American
303/b Mar
Jun
Jan
4%
25%
STOCKS
233/a
Jun
25
Apr
1,300
10c
Exploration
Jun
23%
5.00 Mar
500
4»A
1
(Un)
17 %
366
32% May
July
21%
1
Co
Petroleum
60
110
27%
Apr
%
Westates
Feb
183/4
25%
591.36
—
Averages
Jan
22
3%
Warrants
Williston
Feb
183/4
597.93
2
4%
8%
Feb
6%
26%
27%
593.83
1
19
Jan
2.20
2,000
67%
; 37% Apr
25%
—
„
,
591.44
Aug.
21%
common
Preferred
Victor
1.80
31
43/4.
ties
roads
585.00
.
Feb
3 %
—5
Sugar common
Industrial Corp
United
1.80
—
36% Aug
,
v
....
Utili¬
Rail¬
trials
4% Aug
Jun
9% May
7
20
30
Indus¬
31—
27
2.00
/
.
27—
25% May
8,400
'
f
i
30
200
3,900
'
Date
July
26%
4%
rI
July
26
12 %
,
July
32
3%
•
Jan
May
10%
Rhodes
Jan
Jan
Apr
24
11
Co
25
43/4
4%
10
57/a Aug
200
3%
Develop
Gas
&
Oil & Gas
Reserve
Aug
473/4 *Jun
25% May
4% July
Stocks
3%
Feb
1.85
24%
—1
Oil
Pacific
36%
301
319
Jan
2.10
July
1.50
33
51%'
343/s
Jan
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
are
17% Mar
1.25 May
2.65
36%,
503/8 '
333/4
Jan
Apr
53/4
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
on
May
88
24
26%
Below
5% Mar
Jun
31c
1,400
11
9%
4% May
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
2.85 May
16,200
Jan
75
5,150
Mar
Jan
Mar
15
1.70
/■
70
Jan
75c
July
50
4,200
36%
5
of
Corp
'' 43/4 v
May
10%
4%
50
48
28% Mar
6% May
49%
Jun
18c
400
1.90
10%
Jun
300
f
19
Jan
Jan
6
60
4%
36 %
50%
America.——1
United Engineering & Foundry Co5
Westinghouse Air Brake
—10'
Westinghouse Elec Corp
6.25
Bolt
&
50
High
July
384
21%
50
25
10
Screw
21%
<
33
Jan
Jun
24%
23%
50%
<1.85
18,000
39c
Jun
85c
150
1.75
9% Feb
7% May
4,200
'
Jun
4% May
32c
65,900
4
62
33
29%
100
15%
42c
1
1
25
33 %c
Co
•
16%
—1
Gordon Corp Ltd
Norris
3%
61%
4
50c
Oil
Leslie
29c
10c
Western
Imperial
Jade
M
(Un).———--I:,
Oil Co
-Holly
2,300
6%
38 J/4
55c
1
A
29%
Jun
29c
Jan
47% Jan
47% Apr
May
16%
38
38%
—10
class
Ltd
Co
400
6%
*
Capwell1
18%
29
29
—10
Emporium
300
15,600
-
18
5.50
1,600
6
5%
$2.50
Pittsburgh1 Plate Glass
Rockwell-Standard Corp
High
25%
35
35
~6
•
He
19,000
31
29%
fi
Brewing Co common
convertible preferred-.—
Low
50
33%
21%
J
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
15c
13c
Corp
High
33%
—
Pittsburgh
High
Low
Par
Low
7%
*
1
.—-—5
Refractories
Walker
Harbison
20%
21
18
20%
Apr
22 %
23%
24%
689
18%
Jun
36
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
43 % May
July
Hudson
•
Pulp & Paper—
5.12%
series
B
preferred
International
Lehigh
Resistance
Valley
RR
Fund
10c
Inc
Madison
Martin-Marietta
23%
*
1
4%
4%
20%
19%
'4%
516
4%
Mar
Stocks
63/4
Jun
Jun
30%
Jan
1,445
18%
Jun
28%
Jan
87
60 %
Mon.
and Miscel.
Bonds
3,203,455
Bank
/
Bond
Gevt.
Bonds
Bonds
Foreign,
Bonds
Total
u. s.
Int'l
Railroad
No. of
Shares
Feb
18
460
21
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Feb
Sales
-
$362,000
$3,907,000
$4,269,000
&
National
Oxford
Co
Inc
Mtge
Pennsalt
Pepsi-Cola
Bottling of L I„_
Philadelphia Electric Co common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Electric
4,187,500
5,431,000
Jan
Wed.
Aug.
1
3,104,650
4,050,000
198,000
.5,901,000
4,248,000
31%
Feb
Thurs.
Aug.
2
3,407,940
3,166,000
466,000
3,632,000
Aug.
3
2,987,050
3,477,000
179,000
3,656,000
23%
Jun
40 3/4
200
27
Jun
16,890,595
$20,031,000
$1,675,000
$21,706,000
29
74
51
51
5
25
25
10
Power
Electric
Gas
29%
32%
32
32%
1,724
11%
11%
2,745
38
11%
102
*
10
19
Feb
55
Jan
11%
Apr
9%
106
8% July
29%
2,272
24"% May
5%
Jun
6%
7%
39%
2,055
1,093
32% May
60%
62%
879
49% May
61%
343/4 Mar
Apr
Ritter
Finance
South
Jersey
&
B
Gas
Southeastern
Oil
1
Texas
5%
5%'
5%
400
Jun
8
Jan
28%
27%
291/8
1,014
25%
Jun
43
53%
53%
55%
275
45%
Jun
32%
32%
33
Service
10c
Co
Thompson
Transmission
Corp
United
convertible
&
preferred
Lothrop
$1,013,000
52,671,400
43,445"700
908,551,400
973,193,000
$2,000
Government
S.
Bank
$15,000
-«.<_
20,031,000
32,023,000
$21,706,000
$33,036,000
/■
;
Railroad and Industrial
Total
$961,237,800 $1,016,640,700
Mar
17%
594
42% May
53%
15%
16%
14
183/4 Mar
51%
52%
51
38%
Jun
7%
6%
Jun
211/4
7%
21%
50
21%
275
19%
Jun
29%
30%
150
26%
Jun
33
272
1,868
Jun
May
65%
Feb
Jan
38 %
Jun
Apr
Jun
41
120
120
4
120
July
145
70
100
63
Jun
75
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Feb
70
Mar
32%
*
common—-IIIIo
29%
Stock Exchange
Transactions at the American
83/4 Mar
23%
Jan
Foreign
Stocks
Gov't
Domestic
(No. of
Bonds
Shares)
Mon.
Wed.
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Apollo
Industries
Armstrong
Cork
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Duquesne
Co
Gas
Steel
Range
Shares
g
Co
i0
1
g gg
_
footnotes,
see
page
3
1,178,505
816,390
19,000
134,000
128,000
302,000
"
20,000
4~000
318,000
12,000
155,000
10,000
139,000
$78,000
*"
9,000
1,000
294,000
860,755
Sales
$184,000
$3,000
$29,000
$1,098,000
32%
223
$991,000
4,797,050
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Week Ended Aug. 3
High
55
55%
75
27%
28%
85
24%
25%
25%
26%
61
30 % Mar
9
9
9
22% May
8% July
28%
28%
28%
120
39%
39%
40
1962
1961
Jan. 1 to Aug,
1962
3
1961
32% Mar
—
24% May
34% May
—
s
Duquesne
31%
High
31% May
8
July
48% Jun
i0
Brewing Co of Pah
For
32
1
"
System,""""
Light Co—
Equitable Gas Co
Low
Aug.
;
Total.
for Week
of Prices
1
Inc__
Fri.
1
2
Bond
Bonds
$29,000
283,000
Total
Foreign
Corporate
Sales
Week's
Sale Priqe
Par
Aug.
$152,000
824,575
July 31—
Aug. 1
Thurs.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Bonds
1,116,825
July 30
Tues.
Alleghany Ludlum
1961
648,349,141
18,829,990
22 % Mar
105
_
$4.60
44
19%
46
52%
<5
~~i
Improvement
IT—Ii^o
Warner Company
;
10
Washington Gas Light commonIIIIII_*
Woodward
May
19%
45
16%
Gas
,
29
19% I
3 50
Ramo-Wooldridge
United
86
5
45%
♦
Eastern
Shares
Bonds—
U.
International
72% Jan
Lab
Co
Public
of
16,890,595
$1,675,000
Stocks—Number
575,562,305
Jan
•
_2.50
French
Aug. 3
1962
1961
1962
Foreign
I—II*
Kline
Sun
class
Paper
Smith
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended Aug. 3
Jan
8
473/4 Mar
69%
'
Bcott
Total.
38% Mar
Jun
38%
7
*
470,000
Jan
Mar
30%
29%
29%
38
May
10% Jun
8%
25c
com^
Jun
51
•
37%
32%
i_10
common
&
32%
28%
32%
.
Service
Tues.
52 %
71%
1
Chemicals
Potomac
94% Mar
July
311
21%
1
com
A
Corp
3
Pennsylvania Gas & Water common.,*
Pennsylvania Power & Light
*
Pennsylvania RR
50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
Public
20%
74
16%c
Investment
&
class
Mfg
20%
23% May
Fri.
Merck
1
Corp
July 30-;
July 31
43.
9
9
33
1,800
Jun
48 %
39%
18%
Feb
Feb
73% Mar
16%
47%
Jan
Feb
Jan
of
4,797,000
Shares
6,082,830
193,268,929
329,566,300
$991,000
Btocks—Number
$1,055,000
21,000
$42,749,000
1,180,000
$31,261,000
78,000
29,000
37,000
1,017,000
1,208,000
$1,113,000 " $44,946,000
$34,192,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Corporate
Total
-
$1,098,000
.1,723,000
Volume
196
6183
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(567)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
Exchange
in
Canadian
Week's
Agnew-Surpass
Algoma
Paper
for Week
Shares
Shoe
*
:
4-% %>'
Anglo
of Canada
39'A
23%
Can Tel Co 4% 7o
pfd
——*
preferred
C
Asbestos Cprp—
Atlantic: Sugar
class
Atlas Steels
-
•
"•
47
85
a41.
25
51
145
50
a8
Ltd
Class
Bell
Paper
Jun
50
40
Jun
46 % Mar
25
6%
3,700
30 Va
2,118
27
20%
175
33%
>
•
-
'
,
3514
rl'
'.(
'54
26
Bowaters
Mersey
Brazilian
Traction
Jun
833%
British
Light
Oil-
Columbia
&
Jun
82
426
44%
Jun
75%
■-
40
Jun
54
Jun
20
13'% July
44% May
17% Jan
70
July
90
-5
16'%
16'%
100
15
Jun
20
30%
6,959
28
Jun
20
20
325
18
July
233 8 Mar
44
45
565
44
July
55
Jan
9
July
10
July
Mines
Scotia
51%
7,464
47
48
48%
260
48
•
5
315
514
British
Columbia Power.
British
Columbia
Brockville
55
Jun
Bond
Brown
(1959)
Canada
Mills
Building
Steel Products
class
5
May
7
Corp
75
50
4,410
'"Jun
54%
4.75
Co
&
Robertson
Apr
28
1114
5,100
10
Jun
"
July
Rolland
38%
14
Feb
16%
6,222
15%
Jan
18
300
47
Jun
563/8
Feb
8
100
8
Jun
10
Ltd
22
May
22
May
6
alO% alO%
3.50
205
3.50
21
'
-
21
~:.-450
'
9 %
May
16%
Canada
Cement
common
$1.30
St.
&
Canada
Iron
Canada
Malting
^Canada
Steamship common.
Dominion
Aviation
Breweries—.
$2.20
-860
23%
Jun
32%
Feb
549
26
23
23
120
22%
Jun
27
21
1,845
18
Jun
25 Va
63
475
62
July
50
Canadian
Celanese
*
common—
series
$1.75
class
A
'■'525
50
Jun
64 3%
17
Jun
25%
Feb
4914
150
a8%
60
•
17
Class JB
18
/
-
72A
Jun
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class
*
a4:05
International
Power
A_50c
7.00
Jun
53
5%
Jun
11
Feb
17
Jun
20
54%
"
52%
40
40%
34%
37
22%
22%
22%
^
Pdtrofina
Canadian
5
25,090
-7,927-
;
>■
Ltdvipreferred—10
'
Development
Coghlin (B J)__—
!
*4 Combined' Enterprises--—-—
-
Aug
,'I
al6
__*
*
V Consumers 'Glass
*
L—
'
'
'19%
.35
Jan
16%
Jan
14
41
Mar
37%
15%
Coronation 'Credit'——--J
'19
Jan
Jun
5%
_l_—*
Crown Zellerbach class A_
—'
-
.16
335
•
-150-
—
6%.
614
»
•
118% 118%\
2
21
1,500-
....
21
ib/'H;
"
„
-
r
20 %
Jan
-
— —
Jun
Va Jan
9% Jan
14
Aug
V
"
<■
&
*
.Dominion Coal 6%
Dominion
'
■
•'
preferred
Stores
"*
Donohue
Dow
Du
'
"
—
Dupuis
of
68%
Famous
Players
Fleetwood
Co
.
'
300
-26%
Jun
67
•
11,385
335
393/4 Mar
44%
44%
25
423/4 Mar
45
Feb
a29% a29%
10
281/2 May
61/2 May
32
Feb
32% Mar
—50
common-*
7%
*
26%
Mar
•
Jun
143/e
800-
16
20
May
21% Mar
Feb
15% May
15 ^
23% May
18% Mar
2 6'/a
243/4
157
13 3/i
July
30
300
25
*
10%
10 34
1.425
1
1
Jun
27
56
Jan
33
Mar
8
350
8
Jun
75
17
Jun
93%
47
48%
1,257
44%
Jun
17%
17%
1714
900
16%
Jun
18 %
18%
19%
9
9%
5%.."preferred--—
100
—___—
General
Dynamics-/——
Motors
31%
31%
99%
18%. May
2,180
9
875""
-
_l/_^_.-._-,12/3
Paper—--
17'%
8,827
153/b
Jun
19%
525
17%
Jun
21 % May
32'a Mar
43
Jun
60
54
43
43%
348
52'%
54
2,085
11%
113%
12
5,959
1
—4.
9
9
2,400
7%
20
900
1.50
500
—*
20
8%
19i%
*
1.50
1.50
Fui\£
1
—
99%
,
-Jun
283/4
Apr
12%
&
Worts—
.5514
1614
56
•
,
.
,17
-
•
•'
•
•17
•
29
1
52%.
30,0
2,865 4
12%
class
1.90
/
.Home
&
4.15
Minings—-
'Hudson's'Bay
Co
.'l-jj.
^
2.50
£i
103%
43%
International
'20
International
$2
-
of
Paper
Ltd
Corp_
44
7,958
$2.00
Loeb
(M)
28%
5
39%
46%
<
46%
A
200
Shown
38%
Feb
ti-
!——1
Jun
•iw2,90
II.
Jun
23 V2
11%
Jun
22%
Feb
Feb
14
14'%
1,002
131/4
Jun
19%
Jan
2,425
16
Jun
22
Jan
80
32
Feb
36 V2 May
471/2
Aug
50
17V4
32
331%
.
47V2
'
footnotes,
;
see
;.
Expressed. In
.
58 3%
I
Low
Jan
34i%
6.50
18
jun
400
35c
12,600
32c
243%
93/4
24%
Jan
93/4
9
Ltd.
i'800
1,800
34
Jun
47
2.55
8,330
6c
6c
5c
2,000
4,500
4c
3,500
43c
43c
5%c
Jun
53
Jun
,86
110,225
38c
35c
38c
3.50
3.60
al3
5
7.10
7.15
700
200
8%
Aug
13%
Catelli
July
24c
July
3c
Jan
6c
July
6c
27,000
13
100
5,500
141%
1—
10c
10c
20 c
33c
25c
33 c
23
233/4
,-
28,500
18%
900
17
18Vs
18,750
19
*
11
,__100
105%
43.
•'
19
10%-
.
19
733
11
4,660
103 % 105 %
160
.
17% July
16% Jun
17%
10 % May
100
Jun
.
2.90
Apr
3.60 July
7.45
Feb
1,000
11
Ltd—
class
Ltd
*
5%
5%
1
9
83%
9
•
99c
*90c
1.05
1
Ltd—
9%c
3.10
class
<
*
3,600
9% 6 July
3.05 July
100
•
July
300
9
'
8,300
6c
1,000
4c
Jan
1.22
7,080
76c
Jun
4.80
Jun
May
Feb
13%
Feb
1.50
Jan
16c
Jan
4.75 May
35
500
6.40
31
8
July
31
6.05
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•
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31
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39
3,540
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38%
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15%
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10c
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50c
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90c
36
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44
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49c
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1
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24%
23
25C
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>
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5c
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1.65
11,483
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20
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;
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38
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38 %
5c
3,767
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27
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46 3/4
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33
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200
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32
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Jun
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71 ' 74%
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Aug
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-
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4.00
10,204
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Feb
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153/4
Jun
200
69%
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10
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64
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,
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39
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20 »4
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7 2,300
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—
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9.40 Jun
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900
5%
2014
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'
27%
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1.90
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1
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
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60%
•
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9.35, Jun
470
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10%
4.05
1,950
2.50
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1.15
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14%
17i%;
common
preferred
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383%
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Z 15% Jun
7 2,025
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23 %
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23
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23
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43
253%
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50
2.70
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29%
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23%
725
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10
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10
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85
*
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41
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19
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16
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41
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50
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22
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143
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11
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41
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48
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,
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preferred
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19
50
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17
22
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July
19
.
40
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:
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21
50
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Jun
27
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preferred
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Canadian Bronze
17 %
26%
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3,750
26
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Jan
100
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10
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22
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37
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2.50 May
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205
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51
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1958
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16
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8
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10
common-
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50
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15
185
5
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32
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15
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Jun
80
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59
46 %
.
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50
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701
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May
35
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7
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5
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May
July
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.
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1
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400
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Jun
28
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10
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6
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225
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30
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20
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Jun
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53 %
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22
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37
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35
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14
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51
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39 %
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Low
45
for Week
Par
Range
of Prices
common——
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Sales
Last
Par
&
Power
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Dollars
Sate Price
STOCKS
Abitibi
(Range for Week Ended August 3)
4848%
50
50
*
28%
28%
100
1
20c
21c
4.500
42c
47c
57,000
*
46c
1.14
47
24'%
18c
37c
Jun
Jan
Jan
Apr
July
July
1.40 May
33% July
57c
87c
Feb
Feb
i
-
j
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
40
(Range for Week Ended August 3)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Low
Par
Drummond Weld'g &
Dumagami Mines Ltd—..
Dumont Nickel; Corp
East
Metal
Mines
Lake
Fox
Mar
50C
Jan
45c
Apr
500
1.60
July
Apr
13,000
3%c
129 '/a
July
38c
43c
10,500
38c
j-
32 %c
31c
a8c
a5c
16c
16c
Bay Copper Mines————I
Futurity Oils Ltd————-■>
.
144,100
35c
a8c
2,000
Apr
Jan
lyc
24c
Feb
.,
Ltd—
Mines
—
Golden
12%
2.25
16C
16c
;/'>-•
Ltd
Mines
Age
2.05
2.25
Silver
Glen Lake
8.55
1,900
Jun:
Jun
Helium
65c
Paints
Oil
Continental
Israel
Gold
Kilembe
1.80
5.50
Jan
a7.00
15
—
warrants
A
2.50
1,290
43c
49c
9.00
l
1.45
500
5.00
5.25
3c
9c
9C
9c
Class B
5c
1,500'
July
10%
400
7% July
4,200
1.00 July
7%
7
520!"
103%
9.35
8.80
9.15
Maple
Mills
Leaf
Marchant
Massval
Mining
Mines
.1
Ltd
5
101%
10%
class
59%
58%'
39%
*'
23%
50
47
—
Jan
May
24
Feb
72
320
56
Jun
5,658
37
Jun
53%
Apr
8,104
Jun
29%
Jan
-
21%
—-z.
47
100
30c
*'
*
*
Moore
-I
17c
12c
Mount Pleasant
Mount
400
V" 1,950
11
2,548
7
Jun
6%.
6%,
Bank
of
9,216
6
49
49
35
48
55c
1,000
20
20
80
17%
Jun
26
14%
14%
1,170
11%
Jun
16% May
99
Aug
Jun
Bank
of
Scotia
Nova
&
Power
Beatty
Bros
Lumber
35%
25,958
500
4,200
57%
53%
57%!
4,694
61%
63%
*2,426
3.50
900
.
10
63 %
3,50
A-—-*
45
9
.45
9
9
30
29%
30
common*-,
common—i—*
*
•
3.40
46 (4 v
Native
Automatic
Vending
Ltd
Minera's
Name
changed
Needco
New
Formaque
Jack
Newrlch
Lake
61c
3,000
50c
July
17c
20c
8,000
16C
Jun
38c
Mar
11c
13c
16,200
5c
Jan
22c
Jun
British
American
Oil 1-1
15
9
Jan
10%
Aug
British
Columbia
Forest
60%
Apr
British
Columbia
-
-
.
.
"'44%
1.55
1.55
100
2.00
2.00
100
11c 11 %c
*
8%
2,500
2.50
2.90
3.00
Feb
Amulet
Preferred
5.30
14 %c
British
Ltd
1
Power Co Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Co
Mines
.
10
Jan
69
6%
American
Opemiska
Rare
Explorers
Metals
Ltd
Ltd—
10(i
12C
46c
_1
—
18c
18 %c'
20c
Pembina
Pipe
Pennbec
Pitt
1
Lines
Ltd
Mining
Oil
&
Porcupine
Power Corp
Co
Ltd
Co
Gas
Prime
Ltd
Mines
1
—
1
—
of Canada 4%%« 1st pfd 50
;
Cobalt
Quebec
Oil
&
Exploration—.
(4;
r
t
ADr
Jan
19%
100
49
5
102 V2 102 %
20
8
7%
20%
2L
7%
7%
8
Feb
-16%
Feb
18
Feb
28
1,015
92%
Feb
Jan
14%
24% May
19%! July
"v
415
92%
•
47
*"37%
15%. July
10,936
26
48%
19(4'
—<
14%
453
..,
S<!
.
Jan
•.
102
Feb
56(4
Jun
18%
Jan
96
Jun
103
7% July
600
385
1
20 %2 Mar
Jun
43(4
92% Aug
July
10
Jun
Apr
36%
Jan
10%
v
Jan
'
7%
7VB July
1,277
.
Mar
22
21
22(4'
5,160'"
27(4
25%
27 %
167
23 %
20
26
26
27
148
26
23;
23%.
185.
22
Jun
28%
30
28%
Apr
May
Aug
70c
Power
57c
*
common
Preferred
May
Canada
Dominion
Foils
Canada
Iron
Jan
Canada
;
Sugar./———_*
class
Foundries
'■
23%
.;
■
—//_*
A—;
75
25%
Jan
Jun
33
Mar
July
30
18%
Jun
27
.
Apr
t
36
Apr
19%
20%
1,755
25%
Apr
63
.10
common
Malting
J
17% Jun
65
25
62
July
82*
Apr
49%
49%
50
47
Jun
58
May
50%
50 T4
116
48
Jun
311
61
Jun
20%
_*
*
,49%-
Jun
'
6c
200
May
6% Jun
10c
20,000
6%c Jun
5,500
11 %c Mar
5c
8%
Class
*
B—
Feb
Canada
Permanent 1
Apr
14c
Canada
Safeway
63
2,000
3c
Jan
7c
Apr
12,500
48c
Jan
90c
May
7c
1,500
5c
Jun
10c
Jan
Canadian
Aviation. !—/,
Mar
Canadian
Bakeries—
10
38 %
'
Jun
49
2.65
3.00
2,885
2.25
Jun
2 %c
5,000
2c
Jun
10c
4,000
10c
6.75
Jan
50
444
50
50
11%
11%
18%
18 Va
5
57/a
105
9
9(4
23,195
49
49%
5
9%
,
50
*
64%
Jun
11% July
1,050
Apr
Mar
89
96% May
14
17
211
'
•
57%
93% Jun
2,100
"
_u.
*
Preferred
Jan
4%c
95
-
50
*
—
-
Breweries
95
11%
'
_*
——'
.
'
12.50
Preferred
64
62
95
—
730
a41
50(4
.
—10
preferred
—100
Canada Steamship Lines common——'1'
Ltd
..40
2%c
2.80
26
,
6,504
-
Canada Cement common...—.....;.*
10c
1
15
•
16%
25%
21
Canadian
Quebec
4.95
Aug
Calgary
6%
a41
''
—*'
7c
■'
16(4
;
-,-i—
4c
■!
__
15(4
16 J/8
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Corp——*
Products
70c
■
1
—-
Ltd
11%
Burns
Feb
6c
:
.
10%
Feb
7c
_/
Mar
,6%
July;-"*
9% Jun >
Feb
May
4->
30%: Apr
•
T" 28~~i
18,388
Apr
6%
6%
2
11%
22
-
30%
92%
30c
7%c
6c
1.25
Mining Corp_
Gold
Place
Ltd
29%
B—*
class
Packers
30%; '
preferred
———100
5% % preferred 4—_1
—-100
Brockville
Chemical
preferred——10
-
82
Products
Power
295
*
*
—
20c
14c
36,800
54
'V 2.95 July
22 %c
/40c
Apr
.-7% May
•
July
Jun
10c
Jan
54%
f
3.00 Mar
400
22
—50
Canada Packers class A
Mines
Paudash
25
950
Jun
•<
11,100
53%
Jun,"
7c
43,500
40c
1
50
5
Jap
*58% Mar,.
"Aug
50
25
3.30
9% July
July
4.90
165
"
Columbia
.Canada
North
-
•
3.15.
«
50
V 569
;
Jan
-
32
Aug/,
.
68 %
19,000
18c
50s
Jun
Jan
Jun
48
Jan-
4.15
56
\ Feb
47
"loo
5.00
50
Apr
6%
July
":
4.90
83%
Jun
11 %c July
335
27,000
69
10c'
4c
50%' 50%
Jah
Aug /
29
13;i68 ;
Jun
75%
Jun
3.00
45
-'170
•
2:95
4%%
*
4,000
11c 13 %c
13c
11
—
5c
17C
Ltd—1
———
Ltd
5c
48%
—
Sugar common—*
British Columbia Sugar pfd——20
British Columbia Telephone common_25
Jan
Jun
i
51%
48.
25
3.25
common-—
—1————
British; Columbia
8% Mar
2.50 Aug
Traction
Bridge Tank common—'
2.90 Feb
■
July
1.98
10c
1,900
i
Jan
7
117,320
Brazilian
50
Apr
July
1.02 Feb
Jun
75c
'
1.85
8%
*
37%
3,615
45 %
-
1.53 Jan
54c
BUilding
Uranium
Exploration
West
New
July
Ltd
Newfoundland Light &
New
July
lc
*
/
,
_1___1—*
"
21c
2.000
to
Mines
Company
Bowes
2,650
Ltd_*
Co
—
Frigistors
Jan
••
'*
Needco Cooling, Semiconductors
-
6.00
Feb
Telephone—-25
5%" preferred-—-^—50 / ,
i
5%% preferred-'——1—50
Bowater,
Paper_-'_/—
;.£I V
Bowaters Mersey 'preferred—•*/_*— :50 .
5%
3.90
Jun
59
170
Jari
35 % July
Jun
51%
116
Jan
105
1.00 May
200 i
.
51 %>
48%-;
50(4
4.90 ,
s - 50
Bell*
Bowater: Corp
lc
Jan
'
——;—"f
5%
Feb
1.60
4.00
3.65
55%
27%
4.55
3.50
class
Paper
Co
5
4.50
34%;
■
Bathurst
*:v
99
Jun
33%
———:
Industries—,,
Bartaoo
99 /
7% May
May
July
50c
—1—-10
'_i—-
Feb
13% May
9% May
50c
4.50
3.65
—
B———:
Montreal
Feb
83
Jun
8(4
Jan
3.05
July
*
*
—J
common^-.
class
Ltd
30c
JUn
*
———*
Steels
50
July
1.20
12%
99
Electric
45 1
7%.
8%
6%
100
26c
45%
V
Mines Ltd common-
Royal Rice Mills Ltd——
National
Jan
51%! Feb
4.90
400
Feb
*
•
—w—
19 %
70
1.25
12
lc
46
145
'
20
14 Va
al0% alO%
Ltd-.*
Mines
Mar
lie
Jun
-
Jan
21%
60
38
A
60c
Mining Co
Montreal Refrig &
Monpre
84c
Jan
May
6c
36
Jan
108
23%-
„50
common—
1c
.1
Ltd—
Storage Ltd-"B"
*#
Corporation J—
——„//
Mid-Chibougamau
Corp
350
17%
Jun
15% May
18'
30c
pfd
25c
26c
.1
Mining
53c
Feb
15%
2,750
Jan
970
20
Acceptance
Autofab
Feb
1.10 July
May
11% July
1,500
42 %
Feb
Jan
110
July
8.05 July
39%
20%
*
5%
*
—
Island
57o
7%c
42
Ltd
Merrill
200
Jan
38%
20%
-10
—
Auto
3.55 Mar
Jun-
75c
5,600
55c
42
—-——
Warrants
1.05
12%
7 Vac
.5
Ltd
.
7 c/o
pfd
Mines
Distilleries
Chipman
Mercury
95c
12%
1.05
#
.1
Ltd--*-.
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Melchers
_1
Ltd:
Ltd——
Co__r_
.iU»-u..
Jan
1.30
2.30
106
'
Malartic Hygrade Gold Mines
2.85
•
23% July
1,310
Jun
Jun"
1.65
85
•
■
18%
July
14% Aug
18% Jan
Jun
70o
7,752
102 103 %■
17%
-10
preferred——
preferred
-r
Standard
Wire—____
Beaver
.
75
common
Preferred
Feb
7%.
107
common—.—1*
Atlantic Sugar Refineries common—*
Jan
1.15
106
C
Atlantic
Apr
17c
7%
7%
Class
July
Jan
7%
107
—1
Jan
3c
11,388
Associated
1.20 Mar
7.55
1.00
—.
•
Jan
1.73
Jan
6c
25%
.100
—
4%.%
Imeprial
Argus Corp
1.59 Aug
4.10 Jun
500
24%
—
_
Atlas
75c
200
3c
Afrthes
July
10%
Apr
'"7'July
1.30 Julyr
|l8,100
95c
July
July
$2.50
9,600
25%
'
'
2.00 May
650
5
5
23%
'
13%. July
700
—
Controls
Analogue
4.50 Mar
53c
Jan
1".
95c
•
90
2.10 July
8.40
1.30
—I
27c
Aug
1,950
■- 1,550
,
79c
1.80
—
Gas
.
Co
Warrants
July
28c
143,900'
1.59
1.40
f
:
Ltd—
Mines
2c
9.00
-III
Ltd—
15c
10
2.40
1.59
Cobalt
13,500
a2c
2.10
79c
1.75
common—.:..
Ltd
Aluminum
9% May
Aug
26C
■3,089
2.05
—.——/_/.
Aluminium
Feb
Jun
1
-
Lingside- Copper Mining' Co Ltd
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd
Loblaw Companies Ltd class A
Class
Jan
2.30
2.45
—
Ltd
Oil
Dufault
Lake
1.25
49c
Ltd—.
Mines
Mines
Copper
Laduboro
—
—.
Gold
Kerr-Addison
_1
—1
Ltd
Co
——
Ltd
Keely-Frontier
Kiena
200
6,200
a2c
15%
Jan
1.60
24c-
14
79c
preferred—z
Natural
Algoma Steel
7
Jun
Aug
'
.
49% May
27% May
July
14
.100
Trunk
Preferred
3.75
22 %
2,225
-
*
1.99 May
26
Jun
2.80
24c
Jubilee Iron Corp
18%
a7.00
Ltd
Co
61c
7,950
Jan
1.60
class
Ltd
(Can)
3,600
1.28
May
July
2.40
2.45
A—;_—*
Intel-provincial Dredging & Mining
Int'l
65c
22%
*
.
*
—-*"
Ltd—
Helium
International
80c
21%
22%
5
Ltd
Can
Chemicals
Inland
7,100
10c
Gold Mines Ltd—
Cons
Hollinger
l.oa
80c
90c
*
Mining & Develop
Corp of America
260
aso
v
1.80
Algoma Central common—___—
Hastings
Jan
23
•
High
Jan
24%
14%
15%/
—;
warrants—
B
Alberta.
38%
.100
-
23
—--—-—/--/
A
Class
Feb
40c
7,792
-
4.50
4.25
._25
preferred
A
Class
!
2.60 July
Feb
15c
i.ooo
14%
Jan
54c;
25,725
:
Class
24%
14
trust-,
Gas
45%
Range Since Jan. I
Low
——
——
Warrants
29 % Mar
23 % July
100
24%
11%
Mines Ltd—1
Yellowknife Gold
Giant
24%.
J
——
44 %
24%
45
—'—
Corp
Voting
Shares
.
High
25
Agnew Surpass Shoe—1———
Alberta Distillers common—Z/z.
Feb
Apr
liy2c
for Week
*
Low
common——
Preferred
Admiral
45c July
July
4c
1,100
16c
-
25c
Ltd
Acklands
Jan
Alberta
Geco
Range
of Prices
common.
——^-//z—Z-
Preferred
Mar
57c
Mar
27c
"
8c
168
& Paper
Abitibl Power
9% May
Feb
750
Jan
14 %c Aug
Jun
900
5C
150
*
.
8t
8%
8%
4&C
Fundy
1.90
Jun
8%c
148
«:
16c
Apr
94,500
L
Ltd
13 %c
16,500
'
Sales
»
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
being
one
Canadian Dollars
Week's
Friday
Mar
22c
1.60
8%
'Minerals
Minds Ltd-
24c
20,000
15c
1.60
of Canada Ltd—.
Reliance
1,000
25c
-
11 %c 14 %c
14 %c
,
Ltd_z——
(19451
Mines
Ford Motor Co
Fort
24c
The first
list the MINES and OILS.
Expressed in
Are
Shown
Prices
Par
M
Ltd
Fontana
Feb
the second
and
12% Feb
8% July
25
-■
High
26%
Jun
STOCKS,
INDUSTRIAL
Exchange,
segregated into two parts.
Exchange issues are
Toronto Stock
The
36c
13 %C
1'
Ltd———
Ltd—
Mines
Sullivan
Fab
21%
280
23
25c
1
—
Low
a9 Mi
36c
-1
Co Ltd—
Duvan Copper
22%
1
*—
Range Since Jan. 1
Hlghi
a9%
Linoleum Co Ltd-*
Steel Works Ltd-
Dominion Oilcloth &
Toronto Stock
Sales
Week's
Friday
Fabi
Monday, August 6, 1962
...
(568)
25%
Jun
Apt
Mar
Feb
Jun
6.50 May
8% May
12% Mar
4.75
47
Jun
52% May
8
Jun
11;
1.50
625
Jun
'
Developments
Quebec Smelting
Ltd—
1
;
i
Canadian
British
Aluminum
Refining
Ltd
1
Raglan Nickel Mines Ltd
Crest
Renold
Gold
Chains
Mines
1
Ltd
Canada
Ltd
:
—
class
Roberval
Mining Corp
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
St
Lawrence Columbian
St
Lawrence
San
Saucon
Shop & Save
Silver
<19571
Regent
Siscalta- Oils
South
Mines
Ltd
3.80
1
Sullivan
Mines
Consolidated
Supertest
1.65
1.65
25C
6,900
3.60
Petroleum
6%
--
6%
45c
47c
1
47C
20c
Jah
lie
A
warrants
B
warrants
Canadian
$1%
Warrants
Jun
7.40
Jan
Jun
1.55
Feb
July
2.00
Apr
May
1.42
Jan
4.75
Jan
9%
6 % May
4,500
43c
38c
250
38c
8c
17,500
6c
109
109
20
101
47c
July
r.oo
Aug
24c
July
126
Jun
80c
35c
825
5.05
3.05
5.15
400
1.50
1.50
200
17%
17%
200
1.10
71,250*'
7
65c
Jun
Canadian
Aug
--
*
1.40
14
Jun
47c
Jun
Jan
jan
Lake
Talisman
Tazin
Mines
Mines
Texaco
Tib
Mines
1
Ltd——
Canada
Petroleum
Canada
TranB
Mountain
5l/a%
United
33,700
17c
Jun
91c
90c
1.00
59,000
38c
Apr
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100
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Co
•
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825
21
2,970
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86
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61c
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285
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2.50 Jun
12 »/4
200
52c
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17%
21
52c
17%
17%
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16%'
17%
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Swimming Pools class
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Westville
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Mining
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A
1
10%
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311
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2,175
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Jun
Jun
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20
July
23c July
Jun
25c
10
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page 43.
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1,600
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730
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7
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10 %2
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100
3.00 July
6
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785
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8%
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2.25
1,297
1.60
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•
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2.20
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30
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Canadian
1.01
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15 %c
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common——_*
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3.80
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20c
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3.85
900
4.15
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10,000
82c
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6 %c
13,500
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14c
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45c
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-
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Jan
2.90
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8,000
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62c
62c
62c
5,000
60c
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70c
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July
87c
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4c July
11c
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4c
77c
87c
35,250
4c
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9,000
74c
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3.90
725
3.00 May
116
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3.25 May
7,040
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28
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355
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55
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530
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7%
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2.65
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;
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.
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36c
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38%
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-
a86
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Feb
8.25 Jan
1,75
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4.95
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2.30
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33
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27
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12
960
13
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33%
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-
1.10
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29%
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3.65
1.60 July
2.50
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700
13
—
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——25*
——-
345
3,015
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9
1.90
1.80
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preferred
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class
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Canadian
Apr
2.70 Apr
3.40 May
38c
—
.1
—
1.64
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4
17c
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1
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552
85c
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82c
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525
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5,000
1
Southern Canada Power 6%
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38c
335
3.75
85c
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500
1,000
18 %c Mar
Canadian
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74c
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14%.
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39% July
22 %
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10
105
July
109
Jan
50
104
Jun
.109
Feb
"
Volume
Number 6183
196
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(569)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday*
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
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Apr
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630
13
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31
31%
10
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Jun
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25
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Jan
Photo
Apr
Power
46
Jun
175
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300
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10%
28
29
285
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45
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10
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10
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500
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—*_*
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24
225
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51
55
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50
18%
6.75
$
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Warrants
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16
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———2
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620
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~
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common..
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—
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'
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5%
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'
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•
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20
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25
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63
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100
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13%
415
15%
-
class A——
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78
78
Apr
Scottish
Jan
100
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preferred—*—* _50
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class
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21,465
5.00
5.25
1,035
4.15
220
51
10%
23%
51
4.25
11
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23%
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10
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*
1.40
4.05
107
107
53
53
2.45
2.55
50
50
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;
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—
2.45
20
.
-
10
-
.
78
150
-
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104
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Class' B
Aug
4.05 July
107
•
Jan
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Jun
60 % May
1
1
:—*—2-
preferred
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(John)
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5%
International
Utilities'
600-
••>
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•6% May
34,298
191/4 July
34%
3.80
1,100
3.60 Feb
4.05
730
4.05
4.00
16
16
1
4.55
20
16
'
23%
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15
220
-
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Silverwood
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100
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D
Investors
Syndicate
Glass
Iroquois
Public
Jockey Club
Ltd
6%
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9,583
160
30
5%
-
6,540
class
Petroleum
Warrants
Feb
39%
381/4
39%
3,259
34
Jun
47% Mar
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47
46V4
47
Jun
52 % Mar
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7
7%
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7
51/4
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74
: 3.25
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25
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10
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7% July
6% July
30c
360
4.00
•
100
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Jun
8
Jun
2.75
100
/
-
45-
288
350
-
51/4
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59c
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Jun
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590
7,500
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1,165
51/4
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2.00
475
1.85
Jun
12%
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Laura
12% ■>'
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Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Star
Towers
Marts
21V4
Jan
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Iron
....
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Jan
Union
Apr
Union
7
3.20 Jan.
20
•
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—
23
29%
;
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Loeb
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,
.
12
May
16% Mar
4
July
,7%
1.00
...
,
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.
July.
Feb
3,080
2.20
Jun
2.80
16
9% July
10% Jun
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15
15%
Jun
21 Va
18
Jun
25
Jan
11%
12%
635
16%
17%
25,035
19
19
19
75
421/4
1
42%
70
40%
Jun
50% May
19
17%
19
3,140
11
Jun
19
2,245
13
Jun
Jan
May
Jan'
Aug
17%' July4
4.30 July
1.35
1.35
1,100
1.35
Feb
1.70
Feb
16%
16%
360
15%
Jun
21%
Jan
2.00
2.0O
2.15
Jan
171%
2.85
400
-
96
Feb
102
Aug
1.35
Feo
43%
42%
44
86
86
6%
6%
6%
100
*——10
54
class
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13%
131/4
58%
58%
50
—
52%
5%
6
1.15
1.20
——*
11%
12
12
36
6% Aug
Aug
73%
Jun
64
,
Jun
36
Feb
9%
1.15 July
11
Jan
14% May
July
5% May
25,928
36
Aug
58% July
1,025
300
11%
*
——
A—
Jun
50%
100
50
—
Feb
91
6%
2,691
—*
A
60
86
90
_*
Jan
42% Aug
1,247
86
A*
class
•1.55
200
•
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July
Feb
4.35
Feb
16% M^V
Canada
41% May
37
200
1
20%
191/B
2OV4
10,647
17 %
Jun
27%
**
14%
13%
141/8
8 873
12%
Jun
15% May
—*—*
6%
5%
6%
2,600
Jun
7% May
50
50
25
8%
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125
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17%
16%
18
5,162
.——50
52%
52%
52%
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July
4.25
Feb
9%
31
31
15%
13%
Piuelir'rt.i—
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Pipeline—
Pipeline-
Acceptance 1st pfd
preferred
of
Gas
Class
United
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**
-
—*
Canada
common
A
preferred—
B^
preferred**—**
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56
class' A——
—*
30
Corps
Class
B
*:
*
*
50
Jan
55
May
11
8% July
Jan
Feb
15%
Jun
23%
Jan
85
52
Jun
57%
Jan
Jun
60
Apr
25
56
30
30
50
29% July
30% juun
20%
——*
*
4.60
20 »/4
205
19%
27 %
Jan
5%
5%
690
7%
Apr
10c
12c
56
-
■
56
Jun
Feb
3.300
20
:
2,255
■»
9%
150
-
50
1.80 Feb
United
Steel
Vector
Electric
Jun
,14
Feb
37
Apr
Vulcan
18%
*—*
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5%
11c
Vendomatic
July
30
31
10%
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.
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:
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22
5% July
22c
Jan
9<r
5
May
7%
Apr
4.00 May
6,900
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5.50
Jan
Feb
5%
6
660
4.40
—
4.40
100
5%
-
*
31
*
77/3
47
47%
; 83c
1.40
11%
11%
Jun
11%
Jun
26
,18% July
38
Jan
Walrtwright Products & Ref
22%
"
Feb
Walker
55%
Jun
8% May
950
10%
Jan
Watferous
G
14% May
r,
.
125
13,404,
Jan
Webb
19-. May
1
21% May
400
8%
; 1.40
65
4,220
i
31
7%
•,7%
-
15%
:
&
Westceast
&
j
—1
*
W
:
—
Equipment
J
—
Knapp Canada Ltd
*
_
1.15
1.15
1.5© May
1.00 July
400
59%
23% Mar
33%
-July/,
Jan«
Voting
Westfair
Trans
Jun
4.05
600
3.25
Jun
4.85
Feb
1.90
500
1.80
Jun
2.85
Jan
14"%
15%
50%
49%
4.05
:1ZZl—i
_»
common
trust
class
15%
14%
Ad_*
14'/a
14%
36%
_*
———
FOods
7,898
•
2,596
•v
-
11%
Jun
34 Vz Mar
6%
Jun
10 V*
Feb '
Westeel
10%
Feb
Weston
Preferred
:
"
11%
Jun
22%
200
36%
AUg
49
%*■ Jan
.
.50
27%
Jun
29
May
28
•
10 %
10
10%
1,325
9
Mar
-—«—"
—
14%
13%
141%
12,477
13
Jun
15%
Jun
———
Feb
Feb
2,750
36%
28
20
—
Products-—.
23%
Jun
'
30%
Jan
43%
4.05
1.90
501%
'
23
8%
-
*
29%
,
...225
r 7,175-
12%
29%
100
1,740
20
39
.
7%
„i—
i_—.,
-
12,.
.50
warrants...—...
Minerals....,
(M);
1,201
32 % Mar
11% May
'
B
Preferred
Locana
2,469
J
6
1.00
39
i—
A
..
.
2.90
.2—_l
common.—
Preferred;
Class
14% Mar
20%
Jim
Feb
1,20
13'/4
137/s-
'i
Loblaw, Groceterias class A 1st pfd—
1st
11
25
25
preferred—a***—*-—*—
Trans
2.35
.
15%
—
A..,
—
B
385
'
17% July
18% July
12%
*—.—*
*
Jan
15%
31
-3
,
Financial, class
preferred
preferred
Class
•
Feb1
280 '
'
Secord
Class
9%
*
Jan
9%
2,220
96
common—
Finance
Trans
9%
i
11.
,
30%
/
7
3,057
18%
29%
*
.
10%
,_100
Warrants
Trans-Mountain
2.85
,2.90
10
10
$1.25
Levy
17%
10
4.10
*
preferred—
Feb
1.00
l
17
17%
*
Bank,
Works
Feb
2.25
—-i
Loan
Lanrpptide
$2
5
ZZZIi
common-
Jan
***_*_•
—
class
Canners
11%
,
Jun
,—10
—
Cement
14
32% Mar
Feb
96
common
L_
3.90
Aug
5%
2,_
Gas
Ontario
Feb
11 % May
24% Jun
17
——*
—
Ltd
Preferred
9%
-
*_
Industries
Canada
Texaco
4.80
-
May
10% May
50
*■
May
2.80
-
5,042-
10%
'
—.
OmiA^mmmmmm-
Warrants-
Lakeland
35
525
2,111
4.10
.—*
—
common
Feb
.
T"n
5 %
1.75
1,700-
1.95
tut.
A—,
30%
May
48% Feb
7% May
:_—**•
ordinary
Industries
Class
class
133
1
Jun
**100
Jan
69% Mar
18
i Jan
Jun
July-
13
150
1,000
;
2.60
3.00
10%
;
14%
61/a
/
2-50
f
Cement
Lafarge
4.50
11%
—*
a.—*
common
l_a__-
Mar
86
-1.10 May
Feb-
lU>- Feb
5.80
64 -'Jun
1.25
71
1.20
61/4
Labatt
Mar
Jan
i__
—
43
39% May
'
60
-,
.
27% Ja«
22%-May
40
"
89
3.25
A——
34
19%- Jim
17%
Z-i
1__—
Supertest
Jun
——
Douglas
«
;—
:
Preferred
Apr
2nd
Kelly
Jan
"May
26 % .Jan
26%
11
—;
A
Common""
-
Jun
Zio
/Warrants
July
5.50
13
11%
30%
a.
*
class
28
36
•
common.
51
7%. Jun
100
18 %
*.
V—
Propane
56
*
Preferred
Jan
5 00 Jun
4
41
17
Sterling Trusts
360
Service.—,—
Jeff.ersonr Lake
Class B warrants
Jan
12%
4.50 May
Jun
4,00
3.95 Jun
23%
10%
*
—*
Bros
Traders
Jamaica
Jan
25%
20
;•*
Superior
18,416
B
A
Apr
1.2"5
19
50% July
44%
34
106
11%
A
common——*
of Canada
69
:—
class
Jan/
Stedman
Steel
42%
common.*
preferred—
class
——.—
Paving
Steinberg
64
40c
_.
Jan
Standard
5
Pipe Line—
Steel Pine
Apr
19% Mar
26%
—-
19%-May
-
231/4 July
'
Warrants
6%
18
Southam
42
25
common
19 y0
Jun
110
40
——
*
Manufacturing-*.
Steel
-.Preferred
67%
,1
Interprovfncial Discount
July
-
<
Apr
«-11% Mar
July
10%
300-
23%
23%
40
*
Dairies
Simpsons Ltd
•
common
Warrants
-
Jun
4.00 J1 iy
750
17%
r
Jan
5.00 May
Jun-
3.45
20-
4.65
17%
25
;
Bldg Credits
'
4.55
2
...—.—
Interprovfncial
Jan
17% Mar
12% July
20%
■-
19%
pfd
Powders
Minerals
Interprovlncial
52%
*
4,805
-
,3.70-
•
Nickel
InterproVincial
July-
15,617
f
13%
Jan
20
common
International
Preferred
5%
U9-,
153
Jun
3.70
10
——
Bronze
International
"•
441/4
-
112 %
180
—•
preferred
Preferred
International
13
:_4.86%
common
,
——...
Natural
Inland
39%
13%
5
120-
__*
AcceDtance
Industrial
Inglis
43%
——
—
Industrial
Inland Cement Co
118
——10
Tobacco common,—...
Imperial
6%
Assurance!—.
>
25
Mar
67c
2,698
4.50
50
preferred——
50
preferred—-—**
*—*<
A
Slater
Imperial, Life
Imperial Oil'
Feb>
16%
.
1
4.10 Mar
Jun
50
50
Jan
May
2.25
1,550
4
-
51-
150-
Apr
Jan
10
«•
Mar
41c
II,695
-
July
9J/2 July
Jan
84% Mar
•tfi
Jun
100
Jun
Jan
"
44%
:————
*
51
4.05
10%
4.10
—
—
Shawinigan Water & Power common
Class A
1,500
11%
5.25
—
;
10
73c
11
—1
.•*
Holdings
100
70c
4.10
Seven Arts
Apr
100
11%
—
—*——
'
87
3.50 July "
7,212
78
common—--d—~_ *
new
4.75
4.05
•
'
_______—.2—.100
Steel
Hayes
4.75 ^
Siddeley common,:'—._'*—_*•
Preferred
11%
Jan
13
"
Hawker
Jun
Mar
11%
Aug
9
May
11%
Jun,
23
Feb
12
8
Jun
8
200„u,
Anr
23%
.
8% July
5%", Jun
3,737
ll'/e
237 V 23
/
—9i/8
——*
class
Sayvette Ltd
26
910
•
<
20%
July
4.75 July
9
Jun
630
9
.7%
Mar
4.25 July
350
,,lL,t.l05/8
V.*^
Ltd
Warrants-
Feb
20 % Mar
Apr
-
10i%
8%
68%
—1•
Gas-————
Foods
12 Vb
July
5%
7
—25
A—
St
66
5 %
:
May
6
Jun
101/4
51
Jun
10
9
*—**10
——
St
Jan
Jun-
•
class
1.40
3 45 July
2,535
.-
20
200
10%
——*r—*
——
Cement
Selkirk
Farms
Ha idee
250
ioy2
——10
Canada—
common
St Lawrence
'
20%
10%-Apt
Jan
' ' Mar
44
*
of
Oil
Preferred
(Hugh)
17% Mar
,
19
5%
—10
—«.-*
Mall—
Pall
Ihdustries
15%
•
588
Royal Bank
12%
2,080
'/ 47
—*
13 %
Jan
of
7.00 Mar
/
Apr
July
-
IOO
120
201/4
——*
preferred—'——
class A
Russell
7
150
4.30
19%
10%
Paper
52»/2'May
4.25 Aug
100
8,800
Rolland
48
4.30
20
.-—
Russell
3.50
.30
common
3.051 Jan!
'Jatt
47
——53
common—**«—*
Robin- Nodwell
Jan
8,10
5 %r. Jun
'
5,102-
'
13
13% /
*———'—
Guaranty. Trttst
4.25
13%
1.00
Winnipeg' Gas—:
100-
Mfg
Rothmans
10
^<•->5 Juiy
200
■
6%
"■
43
75
.
1.30
,6%
.
May
80c
Prop preferred
RockoWer
52% May
July
9"% Jan
14 y4
42
19%
Jan
19%
Jan
1.00
100
1
May
Jun
7%
42
50
-
441/8
1.30
*
r—__^_——*
B
West
Great
A—
1.00
44 y8
*———_
class
Coal
!
•1.00
'
Feb
4.85
_——
Building
Robertson
20
•
5.9Cf Jun
350
;
44
/'
Revenue
May'
8% May
May
Jun
1,575*
8'%
44
May'
81
Jun
10%
42i%
Preferred
49
May
16%
,
7.00
8
f.
preferred..'—/„_—50
$2.80
Great
6 y2
15%
1,775
17
17'A
Z.8%
common—ii—1
Gas
Revelstoke
k
16%
Vs
18
*—
Northern
Great
•
common-—*;
Jan
4.75 Jan
6% July
4 % Jun
100
Mar
42
Litho preferred——
Reid
Feb
-
9
25%
65c
—
—
Chemical
Mar
JUn "
1,855
8
M7
Power
6'
Apr
Reichhold
93
1
34% Mar
Feb
950
July
Jan
——100
Preferred
12% May
Aug
44 %
Mar
55
10% July
6% Jun
7% July
500
common
——
13
'
Jun
19 %
1,785
Quebec
Feb
_
6
k
Pauer;
Lakes
86 y2
Jan
19%" Aug
Jun
*
——_*
——
65,8
33%
/
Jun
'
•'
Great-Lakes
8V2
w
,
Great
011
475
,
Feb
Jan
7.25
July
9
Feb
36
Jun
19%
3.25
Warrants
1.28
Jan
2
30
*'
861/2
Goodyear Tire Canada 4%, pfd——_50
Gdtdon Mackay class A—.—
Class
B
"——-—..-*
58c
250
29
10%
Jan
Jan
30% May
Jun
Jan
60 %
May
56
370
70c
,
10
49
13 %
Jan
13%
6i%
38%
.,
Jun
271/tF Jun
3.25
Iron
17;-
11,470
4.95
Industries
Feb
Apt
Jun
12%
*28%
13,705
6%
Pipeline
15% Mar
Jun
1,303
80c
29
common.,.....*
Jun
19%
July,
12 %
1,650
:
16i/2
—1.25
Pembina
Phantom
"12% Mar
Jun
174
; 131/4113%
—._*
Jan
37%
Jurt
750
27
—*
——
Mar
14%
..
May
8%
725
100
:
—*
—.—
preferred
Hersey
4.75
:
385
27%
Fixture—,
!*.
Parker Drilling——•>—
Page
'28%
27
Drilling com___50c
Petroleum.
General
Apr
5%
"
...
common
new
Oshawa Wholesale
Jun
3,185
16%
16%
■
1.15 Mar
Jun
29
725
490
Ontario
2.50 Aug
10%
8%
55%.
Jarf
60%
4% May
15% Jun
16%
*
i
5.00
9
'
,
———
Steel
23
25
8%
1%
17%
Jun
*
General
15 %' Apr
11% Aug
'
Feb'
July
——*
/
Cement
Ontario
25 % Mar
"T 818
,4.85
•
—*
Power—*,—-—
Ogilvie Flour————
Jun
:
.
Gas_—±
Jatt"
JUly
2.50
1
1,800
31%
45
13%
29%
Natural
4--«
4
•
9
23%
31%
—»*———,_1
Jan
Jun
11 %
5.00
Scotia
Nova
128
2.50
_♦
.
General
General
Jan
9% July
Jun
8%
Northern Que Power common-—-—,-*
Northern Telephone —.g
—1
213
*
9i%
23%
Power common
3.00
31
„
40%
13Va
'
Apr
24-
'
,
11%
27%
———
Ontario
Premium
Gatineau
300
210
Jan
2.15
*
42
Apr
10
6% July
Jun
T1
4.90
—
Mines
575
;
152
9
2.50
8%
.
Jun
23%
13%
I
13%
40
148
—————
40%
,16%
1,840
46
152
Trailer
Fruehauf
66c
200
,
9i/a
______;*—
450
175
,
2.50
May
2.25 Aug
45%
Jan
57% Mar
July
Vb Juiy
2
4,750
19
:
46
.
9%
25%
25 .25%
', 42
Works—4,—^-*
Apr
.
'
Fleetwood
9%
Feb
-■
Feb
1,200
78c /85c
78c
1,300
6
Feb
14% Mar
1.50
•
Chemical common-—*
preferred
20
Noranda
Mar
16 y4
-
457
1
•
48
271/8
————_
Manufacturing
2.40
common,—*——_*
Containers-
Northern
Jan
-
Preferred
Fleet
1,400
5,358
Niagara Wire common—*.——*.*
'Class B _i
*
Mar;
Jun
128
510
;
33
Jun
9V2
20
National
23% May
18% Mar
May
27%
100
171/a
.
7
common,—
National Drug &
National Grocers
14% Mar ;
Jun
15
Feb
Mar
.21% Mt
21% July
323
10%
48
Feb
May
16%
1.75 July
Mar
12
;.i7r/4
A—*—_.
Feb
111 %
600
1.55
■——+——-■*
-
Locomotive
'
Federal
Foods
110
Jun
7
—40
Knitting
Jun
1.50
--*
1
-
Monarch Ffne
May
100
25%
B-j.
class
Brewery
10
100
7
2.25
Jan
20
:
1.55
2.25
21
125
1.75
———7
24
Jun
10% July
*
A-
High
May
16%
2,134
12,805
105
1.75
22
22,978
<
20
class
Montreal
8:
103
A—-—
Preferred
67 % Mar
100
*
uotttainers
Monarch
11%
17
••4.75
100
100
Gas
JuJi
jun"
29»A
29%
comnloif—i_.
12%
10%
'—*
9.25 Mar
Jun
30%
Candy———
.
11%
——100
Brick
Ocean
Fanny Farmer
Federal. Farms
12%
50
11%
100
common
class
Molsohs
jan
4.60 May
7%
".;t7
Players Canadian.—
Famous
18 %
11
—
—<——
Industries
Modern
Molson
Jan
'
13%
Feb
5V4 Jun
1,050
preferred*-*—-*—10
Form
Feb
50% Mar
"1"8%
:
140 1
Metro
M'dwest
120
17%
Empire Life Insurant——————1 0
Feb
JUU
"115
.
131/4
17
10%
23%
,
22%
Co—,__——*
**——*•
—**;__—__—:*
Match"
Emco
17
Jan. 1
Low
22%
18
*
r
E P C Cdn Prop
M
10%
3.60
common—
preferred
5%% preferred
Jan
Jan
44'
200
22%
,—
60
Mills
4%
Aug
May
4.50
\"2,632
8>/a
17%
-**---
—_—*—:
1.50 Aug
28
Leaf
Range Since
High
22%
'
12%
—
common.,—.
—u_r——23
Dominion' Textile common,
*
61/4
9 : - - 9
Preferred
Dupont Co
54%
8'/a
——*
Coal—*—,:———
'
Jun
"8
r
Low
22%
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common—.—
Aug
3.00
535
525
f
•
Shares
*'
River--
Maple
Jun
16%
Powell
Bloedel
Feb
Jun
105
1,350
11
7.00
52
2.40
10
'
'
'
6%
__1
i—
Dominion Stores
Tar
54%
Steel common
&
Lime_,
"•"
for Week
20
preferred-
Apr
Jun
'38
7,205
105
4 50
6.50
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion
1,000
A
13%
Jan
8"
class
16
Jun
16
4,180
21
1—
Dominion. Foundry
Dominion
2.80
431/4
18»/4
:
Macmillan
Milton
2.65
42 Vb
21
=•
Jan
Apr
40
1,265
2.80
i
preferred.,—t———, 25
Electro
Warrants
'
■
42%
—2
—:
*
Canada Gen Investi.—•
Dominion Coal
Dominion
9
——
—_—
of
100
8%
Mar
25
200
19
common.
Bridge
Dominion
46
19
Macleods
Jun
85c"
165
45
-
Jun
11
12% July
1,100 •'
28
-_10
Seagrams—...—i
9%
325
«
19%
JUn
-
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par,
High
July
5
;
700
1.50
28
;
16
2,225
..
..10
—____iT
Dominion
Dominion
1.35
„50
;
Crush Tn tenia lion ai- eta
Distillers
V4,
13 y2
common—___
Timber*
Low
705
11
13 V*
Crestbrook
Crows
6
10
*
Crestbrook
Crown
6
.
Imperial
Craifi
16%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
,
leys
16%
Credit
Coronation
frWay*
for Week
Low-
Corby Distillery class A
(Range for Week Ended August 3)
.
Sales
Last
41
Ltd__.l..
For footnotes,
see
page
43.
*
.
220
71,836
,
71% July
45
Jun
P"n.
51-
J'Tv"
(Geo)
class
A
4%%
preferred
—
*_i
100
:
17 %
17 %
91%
17%
May
4.25: Jan
91%
7.00
7.40
2,535
1071%
109
45
4,575
•
80
91%: July
*
/82c
,
4,525
Jan
3,000
82c
11%
"
80c
1,710
lu% July
•
-1,00 Jan
24 y2
Feb
Warrants
$6
preferred
7.40
—*
*
1
—100
6.00
106
Jun
Jan
20
Apr
22% Mar
IOO
11%
110
Majt
jan
July
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(570)
.
Monday; August. 6,. 1962
.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS; (Range for Week Ended August 3)
*
a
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
'
"
•
of Prices '
/
Shares
Par
Wood
(J)
Range
for -Week
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Class
A
30
25
37'/a
38%
5
39
525
13 Va
*
3.40
13
13 Va
2.75
2.75
3.40
warrants
Electric
Low
High
30
$2.80
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
Zenith
Low
preferred-.—50
Industries class A
•
Hardware
3.40
29
of Prices
Shares
Jan.
12 Va July
6,990
\
330
v
2.40
300
Jan
6.35
Jan
-Low
1.25
1.30
260
4.20
4.10
5.10
28,970
Explnratian^.-'
12c
?-
Coulee
V2c
12c
6 Vac
-,13,500
1.28
22,526
30e
32c
8,800
31 Vac
Lead, Zinc^_—
; 6c
,
AND
OILS
Abacus
Mines
Acadia
Uranium. Mines—
•
33c
—L
5'/2C
Ltd a-
33c
"*5-1,033
36c
5V2C
6c
12c
Jan
-5c
May
..
57c
i-
■.
*
Gas
OH——
&
30,000
;—*7
Advocate Mines Ltd^-—-i
•Agnico Mines Ltd
.
.1—
..—
llVaC UV2C
-
15c
Jan
13 V2C
Jun
t.
"x*_*
' r
.-1
_■
^
•
5.80
l45c
<
^3,145
"11,200
*■
6.10
■
76c
78c
r
r
80c
"
Akaiccho
Yeltowknife; Gold
Explorations
Alba
Alberta
Pac
t45c
Growpat Minerals
Cusccr •
Mar.
7,500
1.07
,
35VaC Mar
2Vac Apr
55c
'
3 V2C
—
3 Vic
———*
49c
,
.
.'48c
x.
49c
Larder
Mines
'—1
Amalgamated- Rare EarthAmerican
An aeon
Lead
Anchor
Petroleums
Anglo
i
—
50d
7,125
10c
■
37V2C
•
2.65
Jun
•
Mar
3.0c
4c
5V2C
11,500
4c
Aug
39c
"23,149
35c
July
2,000
5c
Jan
Deldona
Delhi
—*,
54c
•
;;
Jan
8c
_
.
United
Area
Development
30c
9c
1
Gold
•
1
Mines
Arjon
1.12
Mines
5.85
224
5.80
8.90
1,780
8.50
29c
10c
29c
Aug
48Vac
15c
6,000
1.15
4,300
85c
Jun
1.37
2,500
8c
Jan
16Vac
r«ast
Ruffncr
73c
River
Aumaque
Gold
80c
6,000
68c
May
53c
245,325
24c
May
22,300
11c
May
14 % c
20c
•
1.03
1.04
8c
8c
%
Mines——
Aumacho
1
Mines
5V2C
.
5 Vac
1
Mines
Gold Mines
4 VaC
1
4.10
-
3,300
Petroleum.-—
Oil & Gas class
Bailey Selburn
5% %
1
A
preferred
L
Bankeno
1
Bankl'ield
Barex
Cons
Mines
.
Bata
1.10
21c
«
;
22c
Duvan
•
Petroleums
Beatlie
Lodge
Belcher
Dynamic Pete
Mining
■■
•"
Bevcon
Corp__
'
May
Mines
Jan
BjOrdulac
Petroleums
Broulan
Reef
Brunswick
Cable
i
Jan
44,210-
38c
July
57c
11c
:
-
1.85
11,475
1.35
Jan
128,000 -
•10c
•;k4c
->43c'
;
1
6"c
41c
2.49
10c
5,000
43c--
10c
8,000 "
May
6.00
Apr
2.05
Jun
32c
3,693
26Vac
Apr
3.10
2,330
—
40c
-T
2.80
1.74
5,070
1.51
4 VaC-
V
5,000
4c
12c
1
500
9c
Jun
>
•"
•
8c
7'-:
8c
3,125
6 Vac
July
15c
5,600
i3c
May
29c
19
19c
4,500
19c
1.90
200
4.15
2,050
2.86
2.98
3.975
1.65
1.80
6c
5 Vac
1 24
.
1.06
1.26
l«o
2.85
2.95
i
2.85
_•
3.80
.
3.80
_,_i
82c
Oil-IIIIIIifi%
1.03
•
10c
17c
80c
2.60
Canadian
Canadian
5c
80c
-
7.976
7.50
'
1,950
8,000
•
Erin
Mines
Captain
Mines
Gold
«
1.03
1
___-
Central Pat Gold—
Central Porcupine
1
II
•
Chib
'
Mines
Kayrand
Copper
Chibougamau Mining
•
Jun
5.35
6C
71c
"
79o
Jun
8,300
15c
May
1,099
„10c
Jan
6c
Jun
1,500
Vac May
1.00
2,600
'6.45
22,250
4.80
1.35
35,300
7C
Mining—
& Smelting
:
I.,.
5 Vac
1,700
82c
•34,000
20,200
10 VaC 10 VaC
__1
4,500
97c
3 Vac
21c 24VaC
23c
7 VaC
94c
3 VaC
2,200
r32c 34 Vac
8,000
3c
20 VaC
Jun
Jan
8,850
25c
25c
22c
22c
23c
1.96
1.96
2.00
500
68c
73c
2,500
63c
23c
23c
500
23c
Combined
1
x
Metals
Commonwealth
Bay
•
Petrol
_*
10,200 "
-
-
1,900
23c
5Vac
22c
Mines
_2.50
Coniaurum
Con
™
Key Mines—
Consolidated
Consol
Beta
Consolidated
*
Bellekeno
Mines
Callinpn
Fhn
Consolidated
East
Consolidated
Fenimore
Gillies
v
Mines ?—
"
57c
"
17c
37c
80c
r-
1
^
2.30
2.25
•
9.00
-
10c
8.85
-
e
r
47c
29c
Jun
8.25
Consolidated
Consolidated
7--
>
30,600
.
15c
1.00-'--
80c
2.15
11 Vs
10 V2
ll'/s
11
10
11
2.30
2.35
52%
18 Vi
1
40c
1
15%
30c
28c
30c
3,302
7-.
Lake
81,000
53c
62c
47c
95c
95c
1,000
90c
75c
94c
82,606
7
11,300
"
20c>84c
*
:,
1
11c
; 5c
r
;
24c
- •
-*
L_
61c
1
:
o
--
9-1°
—_—1
1
_4__,
,
*
1
22c
87c
19c
Mines—
4V2C Aug
11,700
7c
"3,coo :
20c
July
39c
: 18,688
25c
May
4c
Jun
j>9
;
^
9.00
2.4&
24VacJuly.
Lalln
:V
American
Lexindin
v
Gold
Little Long
Feb
Jun
17c
Apr
22Va
1,125
27,350
,
3.30
3.80
800
Louvicourt
Jan
Lyndhurst
Apr
Consol
Negus
xi—-_1
2,060
V
40c
Pershcourt
Consolidated Quebec Gold Mines
Consolidated Rambler,
Consolidated
Red
1
2.50
1.54
9c
3c
Mines
For footnotes, see
page 43.
Red
Manitou
1,000
4c
May
7c
Jan
8,027
2.42
Jun
7,116
7fic
May
44c
17,500
28c
Jun
2.51
2.65
11,760
9 Vac
1,000
9c
July
27C 33 Vac
68,800
2'»c
Jun
July
May
35c
36c
1.90
1,500
10c
1.01
1.03
4,900
27c
8 Vac
500
"
1
6c
6c
6c
1
2,000
7c
6 Vac
7c
26,000
Feb
"1 0
*1r
Jun
Jan
:
.
"V
1.45
4,850
58,000
Jun
1.67
•
May..
5c
1.46 Mar
.:, '
7, 6,385
2K;.; *. 14,000
20c
1.19
26,350
98c
8c
8c
4,200
5c
9 VaC
6,000
6c
3.65
3,831
Jan
7 1.99 July
Jun
3.60
Jan
5V2C
.
Jan
7 Vac
Feb
15 V2C
.:
2 VaC May
4,100
"
Jun
.Jan
1.65 Mar
July
v-
39c
,
Jan
*
8c
3.60
24 VaC
2.43
Jun-..;
Lake
Maralgo
14c
Jan
July
I7V2C Jan
2,600
19c
4C
2,000
3c
18 Va
4.35
Apr
31c
Jun
18
500
1.15
3,300
1.05
2.39
2.39
2,900
2.00 May...
4c
4c
50O
3 VaC
202,630
2c
90c
5,300
74c
2%c
•
:90c
.
Apr
24 V2
18%
1.15
Jun
Jun
Jan
5c
July
July
2.25
1
Jan
1.30
Jun
2.51
i-
Jun
,
5V2C
Jan
Jun
3V2C
Jan
Apr:.
1.05 July
3Vac July
-
6V2C
Feb
Mines
Marcon Mines
——
Marboy
Jan
1,000
3 V2C Mar,
3,691
16c
Jun
26c
Jan
24c
3,500
20c
Jun
30c
May
1
8c
9c
6,500
6c
July
13 VaC
14c
2,100
6c
.6 VaC
16c
1
*
?
14Vac
Apr
July
71c
4c
17c
21c
*
—1
Apr
4c
16c
1
Uranium
56c
c—
—
1.34 Jan
r
26C
1.15
_1
Barvue
59c
•
3.10
20c
3 VaC
1
Manoka
87.C
4.25
5.4c
Jan
'
32V2C
"48c
1.90
21c
2.53
Magnet Cons Mines—
Maneast
2.85
Jan
3.45
„
199,350
8c
—1
A
Madsen
Jan
.
Jun
3.25
1.10
•
Ltd
Cockshutt
Jan
Feb
8 VaC
1.03
,_i
Poplar
Consolidated Sannorm
27c
class
MacLeod
Jan
9 VaC
2.55
Mine
Maclaren
14c
July
1
'
Feb
20c
40c
4.10
Jun
L.85
—1
Mines
Mines
19c-
Jan
1
Mines
Jan
Jun
43c
83c
Jan
Feb
1:85
-
->1
Explorations
Jun
2.75
'31c
2.70
10,400
1.12
2 VaC
1
7c
May
May
2
Mines
Northland
Macfie
Jun
42c
,*
2.60
>
21c
.1.14-
_2_——1
Goldfield
Gold
Macdonald
Apr
July
83c
30 V2 May
7.95 Jan
,.
'
;—•
-L-.
Mines——
4.00
1.50
—7
Mines
Jan
7c
90c
7
Jun ;
"
38c
8c
GasJ
15c
26c
Jun
Feb.".--.
,13c
935
.
93c
--
--1
Lac Gold:
Lorana Uranium
:
-J,—:—*—___■ 1
j.
Mines—
Long Point
;
1
Feb
July
44c
10c
45,495
3c
94c
v
13c
25
380
97c
;
;—_50c
a--
Leitch Gold Mines-—
Lencourt Gold Mines.
Jan
—1
s
90c
92c
;
*
Mines—c
—1
35c
Jan
3.20
1,625
2.70 .2.70
—*
30c
Jan
..10Va
Jun
Jan
5.25
3.85 '
July
8c
4.50
3.95
44c
3,500
24%
3.20
Jan
.".July
6 Vac
-
1.65
15 VaC 19 VaC
2-70
*
.
70c
8.25 Mar.. 7
14,145
24 /2c 27 /jC
•
9c
9c
IOV2C
12c
35c
,
1,200
l
Mar
' Jan
25 VaC Mar
7
8,307
9.30
*.30
»
4,060
Jan
10c
11c
•
.
Jan
56c
I
Aug
16c
May " v
May
.'
'"10c
.
Apr
87c
-
-
3,000
-1i.
40c
7
Jun
'
:
15,5001
Jun
32c
65c
—
Malartic. Gold Fields
31.125
Jan
Jan
1.75 Jan
;
10V2C July ,v \
13,100
16c
Majortrans
23,252
Jun 7
,.44,700
5.05
Apr
42c
July
60c
406,950
..
8c
.
Jan
40c
1.34
2.55
July
90c
24c
••
——1
6c
30c
Feb
Jan
36c
IOV2C
-
1.80
37c
[
Apr
20 Va Mar
65c;
61c
9c
Jun
26c
%
Jan
59 V4
Jun
-
20c
,
r -
——-1
Mines—
Lamaque Gold
Laugis Silver
35c
2 8?
;
,
,
54c
8c
21V2C
1—
,—___>—1'
May
37c
Exploration—1_1
2.65
', .:'
Jun
16c
r
36c
x_l
Mines
1,242
_.
15 Va Mar
May."".
Va
33c
16,100
lOVac IIV2C
4Vac 5Vac
17c
17.
Mines
20c
68c
-
O
;
x——1
•.
Townsite_%j—
Shore
5,100
3.200
Jan"
Feb
'
36c
33c
1
Mines.
Mines——
Minerals
Osu
II,567
16,800
Jan
Jan
25Vac Jun
--
Labrador Mining & Exploration———• •
/
Lake Dufault Mines..
,-1
8c
,
■
2.66
15%
•
Jun
12
55c
•
Marl times
4.35
—
1
Martrn-McNeely Miuas.:——i
1.28
73c
2 99
13c
Feb..
Jan.
Mar
Mining Corp^__
Jun
Mattagami Lake
Mayhrun Mines
Feb
Mclntvre
35.Vac July
21c
Apr
53c
Feb
1.B0 May
5Vac
Jan
14c
May
5c
Feb
14c
May
L.1
J
1
Matachewan .Consol. ._xxi-2.———«—
.
r:41c
47 Vac
40V?c.
,
McMarmac
Lake
Red
McWatters Gold
1
1
,
8C
r,
-
<
6,000
16,550
12V2C
17,490, 1736c
7c
-11,500
^
7c
Jan
363
24c
452,700
6c
200,580
4c
28c
July
.
4c
4c
'
.14
Aug
27,500
20c
30c 32 Vs c
1*
30c
2.18
2.15
Developtnent_50c
34 Vac
-32c
1
63c
60c
.
2.29
37c
63c-
^36
-
43,100
10,200
.
30c
50c
14c
Apr
Feb
51%
Feb
May
1.90
•.
r'
Jun
.
14c
•-10,427
Feb
Jan
_
Jan
13,067
'
13c
July ;
42 Va
Jan
Feb
; 57c
May
.
8.80
Jan
12c
88c
July
9c lOVac
22c
20c
Apr
5 Vac May
7 " 53c
100
Q
41%
'
:—1.25
Mines
Medallion Petroleums-—-—?
Mentor Exploration &
Island Mining
1
42c
f
9.75
IOV2C
_•
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r
•I 7'%c
l
60c-
•
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Merrill
v
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Jan
26Va
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Jun. ;,
47.
'
36V2C
3c
30c
1
-
2.05 Maf
350
«
-
14c
■*
Jan
July
65c
»
9.25
2,289
—---l
——
15C
39c
Jun
JUn
9.40
*
1,613
14%
,
Apr
"
5,596
51 Va
-
7 52 ;
26c
;
•
July7«
5c
2.05
i
3,121
.
15
'"
•'
20o7:',
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Mines
Copper
40c
6 Vac
May T1.
a
1.25
Jun .>.
23c
3,442
«
July 7 f*
12c
2,887
•
19c
Feb..'';.,
"
20,100
22 Va
•
16c. ;;.Jan
Mar; .l
70c
-
7,500 :
2.39
21V2
1.05
1
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated
2,000
1
Mines
Mogul
Consolidated
7c
6 Vac
'.
-•
-
iFeb u7*17 V2C July
7c
42,550
5V2C
5c
5c
1
Mining—,
Gold
15c
6 V2C
4.15:Jan
15%, Feb
18 Vac Mar,
<10% Feb
- - 8c
Jan-
13c
6,200
--
23Vac24Vac
22'
1'
—
Quebec
40c
7
Marcus Gold Ltd
Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated
5c
3,000
10,500
Jun
11c
-
.ftOO
;l9c 2OV2C
{ 2.15
r
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-
10cl2Vac„
1
Gold
7 Vac
IIIIII*
Mic
Consolidated" Morrison
23 Vac
1.30
Arrow
Marbenor
Consolidated
Jun
Jan
4Vac July
6VaC Jun
3 Vac
4
Golden
11c
2Vac
3c
Consolidated Halliwell
Consolidated
7,250
1.15
Iron
1.03
18,667
3c
Lake
30c
15,200
1.18
7
•
Jun
Jan
v..
,
Jan
4Vac May
'
„
May-
•
6 Vac
21,491
2,000
•
5c
:...
9
48c
24c
-
;r
.'•1.95 Jun
820
l2 VaC 12Vac
V-
f
1-00
'
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Mines:——,
Macassa
May
July
1
;-
r
^
Jan:?"
Mar
Jun
34c.
Apr
21c ' i Feb?
-
7
May
12c
9,500
48c
••
2.35 Mar
5c
1
May
23c-
-
2,900
:
9.35
4 V2C
'
:
10 Va
9c
:
2.30
10 Vt
'
10%
;
1
Explorations 1—
LaLuz
5.50 May
5.75 May
6 VaC
___1
V.
15c
8,255
7,800
1
Jan
13c
__Il
Jan
1.10 Apr
9c \ Jan
.
-
Jan
12c
44,994
14c
14c '
19Vac
24V2C
Gold
Jan :
.
3 Vac
.
Jun
23c
506 1
'•
34VaC
35c
35c
Waite
Lake
Apr
24c
.
:« •
3c
•
Crest—
12c
May.'-, v
4c
1
Kopan
Apr
4 Vac
»
Consolidated Central
Cadillac
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consol
12c
1
Gamma
" 13c
29% Mar
7" "19Vao Jan
Jun
70c
41,500 -
*
Coniagas
Jan
19 V2C May
*
22% July
_2.50
,
Mines—
Kirkland
Feb
'34c
July
1.90
-
16c
'.
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Copper. Mines
Kirkland
,
Feb
6c
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20 Vac Mar
5,933
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Kilembe
Apr
1.72
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I,510
5.00
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16c
Jan
1,820
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-
Jan
8.45
Jun
4.60
45c
4.95
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42c
4.85
,
6c
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10c
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2.21 May
10c May
Jun
39c,
44c
4.80
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class
Jellicoe
1.60 Mar
13
July
4.95
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Ltd
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Feb
10Vac
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30c
July
30c
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Jan
31c
May.
14 Vac Mar
Jun
10c
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4
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Jan
1.20 May
1.10 Aug
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Cochenour
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1.10
10
11c
Apr
4.20 Jan
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101/4
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Jan
31c
1.12
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24 Va
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Jan
26c
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123,223
6 VaC
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1.80 Jan
68% Jan
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16,600
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1.87 Feb
.
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1.26 Aug
Jun
15c
13,665
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Jan
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10 Va
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11c
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13 VaC
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85c
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Canadian .-Silica.
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4.45
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Feb
39c
Jan
13
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99c
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28 V4
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360
92c
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Canadian Export Gas &
Canadian High Crest
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May
July
1.25
12,227
15
88c
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4c
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7 Vac May
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6c
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19c
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58c
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1,970
8,000
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Feb
19c
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4c
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6,000
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Jan-
-
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Calvert Gas & Oil
Camerina Petroleum
Canadian
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May
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July
1.60
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Jun
62c
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28c
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10c
1
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6 Vac
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11,670
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1.55
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Fargo Oils Ltd
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5.75 Jun
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52c
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8c
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11,700
62c
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Bethlehem
8c
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May
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9c
May
21c
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7c
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54c
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18c
35c
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3.25 Jan
3,500
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Feb
10 Va
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5c
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62c
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Jan
36c
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80c
76c
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23c
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1
Feb
Stanwell
Oil «te
Starratt
Nickel
Jan
14c
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Nisto
1
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&
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————
4c
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4,800
20c
7c
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11c
6 Vic
22,575
4c
500
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39c
37,816
43c
500
4c
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7c
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17c
64c
40c
May
4c
Jan
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Jun
Feb
Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
54c
15c
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39c July
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35c
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21c '
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2.00
11 Vic
14c
16,000
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12c
19,200
1.50
1.50
1.85
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Norcan
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Northcal
North
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1,70
15c
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3.05
17c
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28c
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6c
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TaurcanlS
18,250
1.45
400
1.15 May
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North
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200
30c
60c
4,887
50c
6.20
6.75
47,908
1
24c
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32c
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35c
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9c
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8,500
35c
1,220
Lake
Obaska
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1.50
1.55
12c
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37c
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35c
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Paramaque Mines
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Consolidated
Pato
Pax
Gold
International
PCE
Jun
Jan
'12c
12c
2,200
11c
May
60c
63c
63c
66c
6,381
Jun
1.66 Aug
1.64
1.48
1.66
117,100
75c
Jan
1.68
1.08
82c
1.10
106,675
57c
Torbrit Silver
May
1
30Vic 30Vic
41c 46 Vic
1,000
20c
Jan
28Vac
Jun
Tormont
Trans
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Mines
__
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Transcontinental Resources
42c
1
Canada
50c
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Triad Oil
45,671
64c
Jan
11c
1,100
9 Vac July
23c
Apr
Unisphere
Buffadison
4——J.—1
1
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15c
22c
16c
18c
53,200
16c
36,800
39,000
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Gold
Peruvian
Petrol
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Phillips
Pickle
Pitcn
Mines-
Oil
Oil
Crow
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Co Ltd
Gold Mines
Placer
Oil
__
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70c
Gas
Purdex
4c
May
13c
Jun
273,300
58c
Quebec
Quonto
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Radiore Uranium Mines
•'Raglan Nickel—
Ranger Oil
Mines
2
1.85
1.75
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Western
Willroy
Wiltsey
Rayrock Mines
Rexpar
Minerals
Rio
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Algora
Rio
Rupununi
Rix
Athabasca
Roche
1.15 July
42c
Apr
Yellorex
-;-18c
Jun
Yellowknife
22c
52c
i,-
Apr
Mar
'44c
Jun
75c
36c
17c
1,150
15c
74c
7,225
54c
Mar
86c
5c
Mar
12Vic
73c
41c
Feb
300
Jun
1.52 Jun-
Apr
7Vic Jan
500
7c
Jun
12Vic Jan
15c
Jun
35c
Apr
4Vic JuJy
v 9c
Feb
1
5Vic
5c
6c
1
1
3.10
3.35
12 Vic
14c
6,400
9.80
9.70
9.85
2,865
28c
25c
29c
1.40 May
320
14c
30,383
1
42 Vi
45c
53c
-74c
70c
75c
2.40 May
1
15Vic
85c
1.02
8Vic lOVic
.5,700
,
88,700
5.15
18c
38c
.
.
39c
May
Jun .^s
July
77c
:
July.
140,000
7Vic Feb
9c
10c
12,600
8 Vic July
9.20
33,221
Jan
Jun
- a
Feb
32c
Mar
88c
Feb
10Vi
9.15 Mar
15c
43,900
1.34
2.28
12 Vic Mar
50,200
1
—
18c
20c
92c
92c
95c
8 Vac
8c
9c
10,000
8c
6c
5 VaC
6 VaC
42,900
3c
6c
6c
1,000
5c
1.02
1.09
25,700
84c
22c
1.90
May
15c 17 VaC
,
1
1.07
1
:
15c
Mar
Jan
Feb
35c
4V2C July
I2V2C Jun
8c
Apr
25c
July
15c
923
92c
'
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1.18 jun
-Aug
.
Jun
14c
Jan
Mar
12c
May:;'
Apr
7c
Jan
-
1.10 July
50,200
14c
Mar
38c
Jan
4 Vac
5c
7,000
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
28 VaC
1
—
Mines
-1
1
-1
19c
Toronto Stock
Jun
71c
73c
Jan
Apr
1.70 Jan
1.15 Jan
V
19c
Jan
14c
Jan
5Vic
9.60
5Vic
Feb
34c
4,000
5,500
5c
32Vic
25c
May
10% Apr
7c
Jan
70c Mar
7c
7Vic
3,800
7c
May
20c
Jan
13Vic
14c
1,500
12c
Jun
20c
Jan
6Vic
6Vic
1,000
4VicMar
7c
Feb
13c 17Vic
128,300
Jan
18c
Mar
8.05 Jun
9c
Prices
Shown
30c
Mar
23c
53,000
96,550
37c
19c
32c
Jan
15%c Jan
16c
•
Jun
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Expressed In
Friday
Sale Price
'
'
-
Asbestos
*
Corp
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Canadian
common
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Oilcloth Lino
International
Paper
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Yukon
Gen
Gold
Cons
_
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Trust—
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16 Va
14c
28
36 Va May
8.30 Jan
Jun
20%
23c
May
73
Jun
Jan
Mar
84
20 Va
Jun
Apr
26% Feb
110
27 Va
Jun
39% Mar
I
10 Va
lOVa
10Va
200
9
Jun
12 V8
18 Va
18 Va
18 Va
80
17
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1
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150
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6.00
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1,675
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28'/4
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30%
28 va
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6.25
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Low
..
250
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75
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Minnesota
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for Week
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18c I8V2C
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Ogilvie
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Bronze
Dalhousie
Loblaw
30%
8
Dollars
Sales
of Prices
Low
Par
•
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.
Canadian
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Jan
1,800
27,COO
8c
8c
17Vicl8Vic
1.05
2.70
6.80 May
1.02 Jan
4c
8c
—
19c
Jan
46c
1
———1
1
Mines;
Mines
91c
■
5.50 Jan
May
678
6,500
1
Yukeno
Apr
63c
25,000
235,000
,
4Vic
Rowan
5,500
2.98 May
Jun
9c
4c
Rockwin Mines
2,000
Feb
Jan
17c
68c
7Vic
4c
7Vic
6c
Mar
Apr
1
ll
102,000
Feb
6c
■
Jun
1
Young (HQ) Mines
45c
1.57
—
19c
5c
—1
Bear
5,500
1.51
—
16c
1.25
-20o
OH
Mines
51c
1,52
9.20
14c
Feb
1.26
Jun
—1
Zinc_
&
Carruck
Zenmac Metal
•
•
1.75
6,750
16,500
Jan
'7.95 Mar
80c
July
July
July
•
Zulapa Mining
3,000
12,166
<
Ryanor Mining
Lead
Jan
85c
1
Consolidated
Yale
Yankee
Jan
-
May
Uran
3,800
19c
1.50
Jan
Jan
Feb
31c
10c
75c
18c
Wright-Hargreaves
-
1,600
90c
''21c
Jaft">
1
1
-
• May
8:00 Jun
4.30 Jun
34c
9Vic
*
7Vad
'
Jun
3 Vac
20,000
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12c
33Vic
1
'
17c
1.48
—1
3.80 July
Jain' -'
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1.43
—50c
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May
29Vi Mar
91c
Feb
Mines
Mines
Infct class A__
Feb
Mar
'
.
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July
1
•
Realm Mining
•
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Surf
Mines
8c
Jun-i
58c
6,085
Western
-
4.00
29,600
July
1.34
65C
Jun
2.09 Mar
23c
*
Jun
3c
326
4c
35c
f
62c
-
82c
21
•
6.25
80c
565
.
6.00
Apr
1.86
9c-
3 Vac
5,425
1
11c
4,029
T.22,000
..
81c
Petroleum
32c
f—
1
23
•
10,000
10c
•
Westburne Oil
2.00
60c
Petroleum
12c
1.90
;
1
54c
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•:10c
,
&
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Petrol
14c
6.40
;
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.
Petroleums 1^-
Jun
1.91
Develop
4c
1
Lake
Wespac
Jan
60c
Mines
"><:>3c
0 * i_
Nickel
Werner
83c
1.90
Labrador
1.71
3c
1
—
Jan
1.45 Mar
1.81
1
1
Westates
20c
Jun
1.80 Feb
•
July
75c
lie
6.20
Quebec Lithium
Queenstown Gold
Quemont Mining
8,750
19,100
Jan
30c
Jun
2,500
500
—
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
23c
1.76
1.25
8,500
2,000
6.20
Quebec Ascot Copper
21c
1.70
Aug
9.50
"
Jan
9,300
90c
1
Ltd
10,783
57c
Jun
lie
1.17
lie
1
Minerals
1.38
6.25 Mar
Jun
7.20
5V2c
90c
•
Ltd
1.35
33c
50,240
4c
11c
Ltd
Producers
1.38
Feb
Jun
17c 17VaC
24c
25c
,
Provo
107.750
May
14%
49VaC
3.75 May
4,363
22c
Decalta
22
—
57c
9.15
21c
May
23c
1.05
23c
Airways
Roy—
52c
8.90
17 Vac
Western
45c
—
57c
9.05
19V2c
West Malartic Mines
23
'
4,552
Jun
54c
1
—
4.25
Feb
•
Gold
Mines
Prospectors
=
4.05
9c
—50c
Oils
fcowell Rouyn
Preston
71c
1
Development
Prairie
—
•
Place Oil & Gas
Ponder
—
1
4
Uranium
10c
1.866
1.09
50c
He
1
•
Gas
«Ss
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;
Minerals——1
&
14c
20c
,
36c
•
Weedon Mining
Mar
22 VaC Mar
May
5%c
18
22 Vic May
23c
Jan
July
•
1
.1.15. Feb
16Vic Apr
5,290
1
1
•
Feb
10c
„
33c
8
1
Exploration
Mines
Vespar Mines
Violamac Mine§
8c
Feb''
7.05 July
2.60 Jan
16c
Jun
6,332
17c
1.70
5,250
19c
7c
1,000
1
Jan
884
1,200
*
27,000
38c
-
Jun
I
Vauze
\
Aug
33c
175
•
72c
3.55
9c
9.75
•
9,240
11c
7.05
8c
17c 17 %c
9.75
1
Consolidated
Feb
88c
Feb
Upper Canada Mines
Jan
Mar
Feb
1.96
Jan
United Reef
Jan
Jan
,
1.10 Jun
25c
14 VaC
"
8c
17c
1
Hill
Fortune
Windfall
11c
7.05
25,545
1
50c * Feb
3.50
—
113,895
25c
*
Asbestos
May
i'
5,740
88c
21c
'
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29c
7,709
1.49
80c
22c
1
——
Winchester Larder
i
1.40
83c
1
10% Feb
1,240
1.48
1
Corp
Jan
42Vac Jun
11c
__
6,567
1
Mines
Mining
Jun
1.35
,
53c
1
Union Oil
Jun
1.53 Mar
37c
50c
•
Shawkey
Union
Jan
Jan
32c
18 Vic
6.75
2.73
Apr
•
Vandoo
s-.
18c
•
Petroleum
Jan
Feb
May
1.48
10c
Tidal
Jan
7c
31c
64,500
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6% July
i.
Aug
i2c
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74c
55
May r;
10
17c
Oil™
&
1.08
.
18Vic
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Gas
11c
7.05
-
35c
1.00
1.02
7.30
34c
8,448
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Pernio
6.25
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—
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13% .14V4
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20o
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1
Mar
1
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5
Pacific Petroleums
,
Feb
40c
56c
Apr
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Thompson Lundmark
United
.
July
July
21c
17,200
24c
May
1.20
Jan
65c
4Vic Jun ,
Jan
' 30c May. „J
13,700
;
11c
8 Vac
1.77
11c
1.80 Jun
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5,000
Apr
25c
9c
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4.9Q Aug
.
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30c
Jun
4 Vic Jan
1.80
1.39
80c
2.25 Jan
55c
May
46c
44
Mar
5,872
Oils
1,000
Apr
9c
4,700
United
2,383
480
8,150
Jan
30c
May
56c
32CApr
61c Mar
5c
8.35
Feb
6c
85c
May
50c
45
12c
Jun
18c
4,500
2,950
13c
9c
__
'
1.62
New
5c
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Mar
80c
Ken a
49c
44V/4
11c
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1
May
10C
40c
—
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42c
Feb
4.85
9.978
Jan
July
4%c
1.56
United
11c
-
23c
2.85
56c
United
2.00 Jun
..3,000
Feb
1.00 Jun
83c
89c
>
30VicJuly
.
Jan
17c
1.62
Mar
25c
26c
Apr
•
8,55 Jun
10,622
•
May
1
69c
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Jun
2,100
2.35
12Vs-c 13 Vic
13c
-
41c. Jan
Jun
-20c
Mar
2.05 July
1
1.80 Jan
10,600
45c
2.25
2.30
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Mines
Ltd
Oils
35c
52c
6.45
•
u
Exnloration
Goldcrest
35c
55c
1
Coldstream
Northgate
Jan
36c
Hughes Gold—
Temagami
Ultra
6Vic
31c
*
j
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9c
35c
Teck
20c
Jun
3.20 Aug
24Vic Apr
9Vic Jun
6c
6c
__
,
6,200
May
Jan
6.20 July
10c
j
28,300
23c'
7Vic
1.51
t
Mines
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
1.45
7,150
4.80
1.40-Mar
4,500
7c
2?c
1
37 Vic May
2.75 Jun
12c Mar
2.70 Jun
4c
Jan
5c
Apr
3,000
3.20
13cl3Vic.
1.55 Mar
'
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Contact
Sylvanite
"
25c27'/ac
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Sudbury
22c
Jun
1.70 Aug -V
5,916
2.00
2.89
„
25c
common
.
27c.
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*
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Oils
Canadian
17c
27c
1
1
Norlartic
'
17c
*
1
—
1—
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16c
15 905
12c
Jan
Feb
Jan
6.30 "Feb
-
4.90 May
20 Var«
Jan
1.35
35c
3.25 May
4,510.
■
•
4,26 May
1.20 JUly
i 200
10,166
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303
5:65
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Jun
-
6c
3,500
42c
•
25Vic Jan
-52c
Jan
18c
Jun
15c
4C
__
1
1
Mining
4c
Jun
Jun
Jan
60,300
>
i'
7c
Jun
16c
1,000
3.70
27Vic
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5%cJuly
10,000
'82,400
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75c
1.80
1
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lOVaC Mar
1.20 Jan
v
9c
Apr
19 Vic July
8c
Gas
Jan
«-t« -28o 'Feb
Jun
5.35
1,20
2.04 May
May
3/800
,
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'
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1.63 July
4^00
■
12c
29c
Jan
-
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;
10c 0
—
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7c
68c
3,000
7,100
23c 23Vic
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8c.
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17c20Vic
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42c
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Uranium
5Vic
May
Jun
Ltd
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4c
3.50
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4;70 Apr
Jan
25c
1
4
3,500
18c
,
„
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64,987
4Vic
•
3.55
•
1
Miller' Mines
Low
1.75
'
5.35
1
Range Since Jan. 1
*
High
Mar
16c
20 Vic May
9,350
»-
-
20c
.
10%c
__
11,000 :
1.04
50c
—
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1.64
laVic
,
—
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for-Week
1 ■
4Vic
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1,69
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13Vic Jan
1
1.80 Jun
-
387,107---
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/ 23c
Jun
6c
1-
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s
Low
1
Security "Freehold
Sheep- Creek Gold
.July
Jan
1-64. Feb
..
4%cJuly
5,325
42c
6c
-
23c
.
2,200
4C
6c
■
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4,100-" •
5c
2.95
33c
34c
1
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9c
•
2.50
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1
New
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2.54-
1.
Athona Mines
8c
5c
__
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New
1
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*
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Petroleum
Par
Metal
Satellite
Sales
Range
of Prices
Gold
River
Week's
*
Last
SalePrice
GOld—
Sarcee Fetrol
•'
,M6%r.Apr
•••'.
21r
Jon
49c >Mar
1.60 May --^—.3.75 'Feb
72c
Jun
1.41 Mar
'
-
Feb
Antonio
Sand
Apr
.
19c
May
35c
82,900
2.20
" 97c
»
1,700 ^
•
27c
2.10
.
1
63c',
42c
,
12% May
4%cMay
60c July
* 981
231,614'
12c
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San
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12 Vic.-'Jan
\ 29c.,,Feb
20Varc July
11c
Jun
i 5,500
.
i 47c
'8%c
7 Vic Jun
V
2,900
13'/a
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1
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1
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Murphy Oil
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:
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Micfcon Oil—__J
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(Range for Week Ended August 3)
%
fsr Week
.^.-Shares
Range
Sale Price
vv
'
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v
Sales-
Week's
>
1.85
44
32
45
1.95
6
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49c
32
33 Va
130
800
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39 Va
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May
2.30 Mar
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56% Jan
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7%
'
Apr
May
Jan
25 Va Mar
Apr
54c
Jim
34 Va
July
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
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Included
range),
wi When
par
in
value,
Odd lot sale (not Included in year's range), d Deferred delivery sale (not
e Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price, r Cash sale (not Included In yearg
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When delivered,
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
a
range),
year's
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
issued,
!"
x
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(572)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
aaked quotations are obtained from the National Association of
and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions.
guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold
Securities
following bid and
The
Inc.?
Dealers,
intended
a
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on
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Instruments
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Inc
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Airwork
3%
6%
Calif
Water
5%
Calif
Water
4%
Homes
4
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Radio
Altamil CorD
American
American
Cryogenics
Cannon Mills common
Capitol
Products
5%
Capital
Southwest
Tech
22 %
24%
25
27%
2%
5%
18%
20%
191/2
21%
16
17 y2
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Central
Central
Telephone
Cent
Charles
Chicago
31%
Co
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8Va
9%
2%
Constructioo-5
12%
14%
Clarise
16%
18%
4%
Cliftop
7%
Anchor
Corp
24 y4
25%
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First Investors
Corp—,
1
Refining_2c
Commonwealth Telephone Co_10
7%
3
Gas Light Co_
Credit Corp common__10c
Atlas
Corp
First
Inc
Commonwealth
61 Vz
v
11
»
Atlanta
Flight Co
184
■
7 '
Art 'Metal
Astrodata
Co
Commonwealth
22%
20 y2
58
Inc.**,***»*—********1
Arvida Corp class A
—-—1
Assembly Products Inc
1
Associated
Products
—****„*1
A sociated Sales Analysts <tf A-5
Associated Springs Corp,„T_l0
Associated Transport Inc*™**—*
First
3%
18
Diversified Serves A_1
Southern
Jacquin
4%
"'
3%
10c
Boston
,
6%
v75%
;;
—_*1 _♦
137
Prod—33'Ac
Gas
Commerce
16 y2
24
Power Co,—5
Missouri
Co
Ltd—,
First
23
19%
Colorite
25%
Arkansas Western Gas Co—2Va
Arkansas
M'fg
Sales
130
—
Credit
$1.25
Metal
413/a
5%
:'3%
Mortgage Assn_100
178
Milling & Elevator—1
Colorado; Oil & Gas Corp com_3
56 %
Natl
"
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-
16 y2
52 y2
common
5c
._.*,
53/4
32 %•
1
Freight
Vending
Public
Iowa
rlcwa
273/4
.30%
Electronics
14%
k'
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;
9%:
5 %
25%
28%
Colorado
,
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■
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21 y4
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Colorado
6%
15%
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Inc
Co
Farms
4%
5%:
0*
53/4
.
8%
4%.
38%
Parrel-Birmingham Co__12.50
Farrington Mfg
1
*
Co
Colonial Stores Inc
46%
5
:
;
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10%
35
21%
Motor
Investors
-9%
£0%
16%c
(Florida)——1
Sportswear Co—lOc
Precision Products,*,
1
Coleman
62%
43%
Corp—„*„-jj25c
Applied Research
Arden
—.4
Inc
Anheuser-Busch
1
56
103/4
23
Gas
Collyer
.'5%
Interstate ..Securities
2c
Financial-,*:—
1.25
com
Interstate
,
•'
7%
12
25c
Corp
Interstate .Engineering
9%
I_1
•
29%
21%
States
Cole
13%
.T2.%0
West
100
Coastal
3%
3
1
Anglo Canadian Tele class A-10
—
A_*
i9y2
5%
Coburn
is y4
14%
—
Corp
Aqua-Chem
9%
©lass
33
i9y4
class
.
Textbook
Bakeries
Interstate
10
^
Inc
28%
0%
„
*_♦
Coru
253/b
.11%:
►
—
27%
A—16%c
B
Class
City
23%
8V2
Bearing
Lanes
Far
"11%
IhC
Labs
Anderson
10%
21j/4
Fafnir
3%
1
Interstate
-r
-10c
—,
—.
Famous Artists School
1
Corp
-
Securities
Utilities
Inc.
— *
Jniernational
.10 %
& Gal van Inc—, *—1
Inc
1
24%
27%
-1
Industries. :lnc
Irwin i (Richard)
Fair
14
'
8%
Citizens
-10c
*2.50
Electronics
Executone
3%
10
Svc
'23%
4%
....
26%
26%
International Recreatn Corp_5Gc
•
.
8%
v"
Inc_ _2.50
*—
oil Company
Estey
16%
8%
3%
13
Instrumnts_50c
Musical
Christiana
4%
2%
Anelex
Bolt
10%
17%
15%
*
Forms
.<*
10
International Bank of Wash—_i
International Cablevision "A" 10c
Intl Flavors & Fragrance
*60c
15%
16% ,i:
1
8%
26 %
:-
22
Industry—25c
Systems
Ask
'•
-54%
13
:
1
Erie Resistor
.10%
50
1
—
5
the Ritz
of
rvrrr*
£0
Corp
6%
7%
Power——-,.10
Vermont
Heritage Publish—25o
Bowling ——10c
Univend
18%
5
Chattanooga Gas Co
5
29 y2.
25
Co—*„—3%
****1,50
;„***,—*
25%
16%
Business
Federal
3%
American
Bon
Epsco Inc
Equity
9%
10c
Gas
Indiana
9%
11%
Plastics*.1
St Gobain Corp com_7.50
Blue
Ennis
8 Va
9
1
Co
Preferred
Arcs
Endevco
<7%
.
.12%
Gypsum Co——1
preferred—
22%
Gil
state
20
a
wide
8
24
Instrument
—*
have
.
Bid
50c
com—*1
Inter-County Tel & Teleg_4.16%
Intermountain Gas Co
_i
Co——•
,*7%
for
A
Inc
6
35%
-
Corp
Emhart Mfg Co
5%
„1
Central Louisiana Electric Co
87/a
4%
5%
Infrared
Inc
Mills
Information
6%
Water
Coal
7
Illinois Electric & Gas_4
Central
11%
1
American Greetings class A_*_l
American Sterilizer
Elk ,Horn
Properties
Head
4%
4%
ElizabethtoWn
67%
■
7 y4
Gas
Maine
10
&
3%
:50c
32
64%
X63
—1
Field -Trust ctfs—
Point
Cedar
18%
Amer
3
x60 %
.*1
—-
Inc
Natural
Central
17
American Pipe &
American Rubber
Inc
Empire
50c
Co—
&
Chemicals
Cascade
3%
2%
IntT
•
'
Instruments
Empire Devloes Inc
Empire Financial Corp
50c
Pipe
Carpenter
Cary
3%
4%
Carolina
44%
American
; 5%
EUzabethtowo Cons Gas-*—20
Ets-Hokin
21
41%
American
13%
12%
•
;.7%
:
Express
Co.——*.5
Financial Corp——*
American
22%
16 %
*
Corp
Corp
11%
2%
25
Inc
Caressa
7%
6%
Co..„
42
12 %
11%
Industries—1
6%
Electronic Labs cl A_1
Furniture
$1.25 preferred
Indiana Gas & Water Co
Indianapolis Water Co
Industrial Timer Corp
Capital Corp——1
Electronics iot'l Capital—£1
Elgeet Optical Cp—
—1
.
Electronics
14
.
common—
For
American
American
B
Capital
American
American
6%
6%
1
10c
—
10%
7%
50c
Indian
5%
1
Ltd-*
55%
19
—2.50
Air Filter Co
1
Blltrite Rubber Co—•
Bowling Enterprise—1
Cement Corp
5
American
Oil
Superior Ltd—.
Electric
Cannon
47/b
Inc
Foods
American
Delhi
Canadian
6j/2
5%
•
.7%
10
1
9%
Alpine Geophysical Assoc
American
6y4
Income
39
Card—_1
which
Par
9%
20%
Elion
18%
17'A
50c
17%
Class
50c
10c
*_*_50c
Allyn & Bacon Inc.,*
Alterman
12 Vz
51f
50c
28%
Inc.
Inc
Canadian
14%
5%
-100
Corp—3.75
1
21
20%
Telep
&
Systems
Cameo
5
12%
1
10c
Develop
Credit class
Maintenance
Allied
19 V*
is y4
1
12%'
_
8%
-26%
5
Corp
Gas
Service
%
securities
53/a
Inc—IQc
Associates
of
5%
Tl.
Acco,uotA»g
Electronic
composed
Ask
4%
4%
10
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
Allen
Organ Co_—.
Allied
Cal-Tec
14%
1
State
Liquid
!
-7%
'
,—**
Culver
Land
Alico
All
Tel
Interstate
California
16
Inc
Aid
4
'; 8
■
'
13
Corp
Alberto
California
13%
3%
',-*7%
10c
Inc
5%
Alarm
Aibee
Saldor
2
Electronic
12%
3
1
*
Corp
Ask
Bid
10%
16%c
Company
Industries
2%
Magnethermic Corp—-*
Device Mfg
*_,,*10c
Ajax
M
25%
—.—5
w
F
Cadre
22
11%
■**——-**—»•—*
Electronics
C
4%
4
'•
Airpax
C E I R Inc class A
12
TO «/2
—.—1
*—*
———,
11
10
-I
Acme
Corp
,
l
Acoustics
Associates^
——10c
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.*
Adler Electronics Inc
-10c
Aeronautical Electronics *
1
Aerotest Labs Inc
—10c
Rents
Electric
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
-
Abbey
Corp
is
comPr*ses security which have
4%
*
Elec.trolux
list
8
Electro-Science Investors.—1
Electro-Tec Corp
,_ioc
Industrials and Utilities
"National"
lias tern" ,gion.
Par
Electro
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
.
(Quotations for Friday, August 3)
The
request
the time of compilation. Origin of any
bought (indicated by tbe "asked") at
by the "bid") or
They are
(indicated
furnished
quotation
.
Publishing
Lines
Co
Hydrides Inc
—
3%
8%
33/4
12 /2
13%
21
26
7%
5 fa
10%
10 Va
15
J8
17 Va
9%
223/4
28%
83/a
6 Va
11%
HV2
17
llVa
19%
7%
8%
37 Va
40 Va
8%
8 A
5%
3%
93/4
93/4
6 Vz
4
Volume
196
Number
6183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(573)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Miniature
Ask
Bid
Par
Precision Bearings7 %
2
1
6%
—10c
Co
Mite Corp
7%
10
25 Va
22'A
50c
Modern Homes Construction—*
Mohawk Rubber Company—
1
20
Mqnmouth Park
—
—
Morse
Shoe
Inc.—
Narragansett Capital
—.1
Narrow Fabric
C" ' ui q- in,,; ft
National Aeronautical, Corp.—!
National Cleaning Contractors-!
National Patent
—1
Nesbitt
(John
J)
Power
Cn___
Inc
St
Croix
St
Louis
San
s
Schield
Schneider
23
•:".'5%
,9%,
.10%
•512V4
;
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1
21%
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals
-10c
Nord Photocopy & Elec—-—10c
North
Penn
Gas.Company
Northeastern
Northern
V
10%
Ocean
Ohio
&
Water
72
18
Ovemite
Oxlord
Power
Chemical
13%
♦
42
',14
A——25c
class
5%
Products
13%
—-r_50c
Co
—_——*
Airijootive Corp
__1
Pacific Coast Properties __J
1
Pac
7%
10%
;
"9?/b
'
6%
26.%
5
Pacific Vegetable
Oil Corp
5
Packard Instrument Co.——*
Panacolor
Inc
20c
24%
Inc__;
23
1
7 Va
1
14
Papercraft Corp
Pargas Inc
1^
Parker-Rannifin Corp —_—*:
i
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: 21%
Paterson Parohmnt Paper Co_10.
Patterson (M F) Dental Supply *
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.
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
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United
Corp
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4%
7.
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Co
of
11V*
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(Public Sve
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New
'
■
of
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Reading ,&
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Rates
...2
9'A
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Zonollte
13%
15 Vb
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Corp
Properties
73A
15 Va
of
America N
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of
(N Y)
23 Va
$
5%
6
22 %
-4%
61
-
65
-
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7
66 %
Trust
Co
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St
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42
6»A
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366
55%.
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70
70
6
31
753/4
.,5%
7
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23
27%
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■
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30%
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14%
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c
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-
Trust Co
^50
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Commercial Trust Go <(<N J)
10
33/b
12%
11
'8"%
4'A
•4Vb
4
1
4%
11%
,1
.
12%
8%
1
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■
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Co
93/4
57/b
1
63/4
20
22 ;
26
1
28
15Va
61%
National Newark & Essex
Trust
•
11%
49
37
40%
32
35%
Bank—-5
(Cbicugp) 20
Northern Trust Co.
42%
41 Vb
70%
75%
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—lo
First Bank'Stk Gorp (Minn)..10
51
57%
Provident
52
56
40
44
Sc Trust
(Phitedeiphla)
—12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)-12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash » C—25
' .48%
53
Co
Camden Natl Bk & Trust
(Camden N J)
Natl Rank (Atlanta),—10
Roekland
Tradesmen's
National
54%
863A
90%
64%
68%
First Nat] Bank of Dallas
10
First Natl Bank (Jersey City)_10
First Natl Bk of Passaic Qnty-25
First Natl Bk of. St Louis—10
67%
First
of
35%
38%
/
80
85%
39
43
Y)__20
88%
92 VB
Pennsylvania Banking
(Philadelphia).10
28%
30%
City Bank
(-N
Westchester Natl
New
Bank
Rochelle
5
28
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N Y__5
(Suffern N Y)
64 V2
60
178
28 Va
66%
26
31
58 %
38
43
62
65'/a
31%
34 Vb
of Phila—10
State Street B &
43
65
34Va
73%
37%
38
407/«
62
67%
27Va
29%
67
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
T
(Boston ).10
(New York)
15
Trade Bank & Tr
86%
Trust Go of New Jersey
,48
,517/8
24
.26%
20%
Union Bank
Co
2%
Angeles)—*7.50
Union Commerce-Bk (Cleve) .10
(Los
Union Trust Co. of Maryland_10
United States Tr Co
-
(N Y)._10
(Boston)-lO
(N Y)_—20
46
49%
243A
263/4
Wachovia
42'A
44%
50
54%
Winston-Salem
N
C)——5
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—.10
United States Trust
VaUey Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Go-(Phila)
S
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
25
63V*
Second Natl Bank
Seourlty First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Alhany—
10
State National Bank (Conn).10
69 %
18%
'68
56
168
54'A
80
Providence R I
...10
Industrial Valley Bank & Trust
40%
Louis Union Trust Co
10
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wasb)__10
,66
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co.10
Hudson County National Bk__10
Hudson Tr Co (Union
City)
8
Industrial National Bank of -
.52%
37%
5
30%
4Q%
Glrard Trust Corn Excb Bk—10
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)..20
26 »A
49%
St
Natl
Trust
Bank
10%
9%
66%
70
40 Vb
.37 %
57 Va
62
45«/a
40
129
122
50%
.
.
54
Qo
34%
37%
55 %
58%
National Stock
Range
for
65
0
STOCKS
31%
18%
20%
.4%
Sale Price
24 Vb
'4Vb
■4
16%
.3%
23%
Last
!0%
21%
18%
.
.>43A
243A
for
Friday
11%
28%
Sales
Par
Ansonia
Wire
&
Cable..
Camp Chemical Co
iGolsonda Lead Mines
Missile
Sites
Inc
Ending
Week's
Range
of Prices
LOW
Aug
3
Sales
for Week
Shares
Low
3.20 July
4.30
4.66
4.30
3,0.06
65c
-10c
65c
100
...
Development Corp..
25c
1.50
1.50
100
1.20
1.30
800
,10e
-—25c
I
High
4.20 Mar
3.00 May
4.30 Aug
1.80
.1
Nashville Electronics
Range Since Ian.
High
1
Leasing Credit "nits"...
T V
Exchange
Weed
1.85 Mar
1/70 Mar
60c
May
Jun
1.50 Aug
55c
1.10
July
Jun
3.50 Mar
1.80 Mar
,5.20Mar
page 46.
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133
24
Royal Bank of Canada
,-lQ
Royal State Bk of New York—5
53
Trust Co
54
Bank
50
&
Va
Bank
First Natl Rank (Baltimore)—10
First Natl Bank of Boston_12%
First Natl Bank of Chicago—20
*
68 Va
45 VB
124
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
(Hackensack N J)—5
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Banic-.—10
V"49%
First
38 %
64 3A
46%
38%
35
42
Carolina Natl
46
-8
10
-
I
•
,
_8
12%
«.61%
„1
'•
383A
North
Trust—
31%
7%
5
:.v
,.
503A
35
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co^ll
•'
290
1
53%
46
513/B
!
443A
26%
4734
3
48
^
583/4
'
Banking Co (N J)—
.10
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston 12 %
Natl State Bk of Newark—^6.25
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk, 10
140
•
272
...
"
&
(Albany)—
^_7.50
National Community Bank of
Rutherford
(N
J,).—12.50
18%
17
134
55%
493/4
13%
.29%
10c
Transcontnti Gas F|pe Line.60e
45%
5
7%
125
.24 Va
(Cleve)—8
Trust Co
16%
12%
10
System Inc
41 Va
;—53%
( White Plains
&
City Bank
National Commercial Bank
373A
57V2
-
65V2
46Vb
119
Bank of Detroit—12%
National Bank of Westcheater-5
12%
7%
.1
ai%
42
Trust Co
York—„—«—25
of New
35
27'/2
Morgan Guaranty
324
305
*
5
First
4%
4
27/s
—1
Trans-Coast ..Inv
9%
.26%
-41%
.
Cleveland
First
11
——
Trans-Air
•9
"
:10
51%
■
54 V*
753A
,
7
National
6%
.10 %
14%
inc
Monmouth Cnty Natl Bk (NJ) _1
43
<51%
28 %
513/4
10
National
33%
.
;;
9»A
TiP-Top Products class A—,—1
12%
■7%~
5%
Bank.,
x25%
76%
'
Tobin Packing Co
——3
Tokeim ,Cot>p
5
Tool Research & Engineering—1
Towmotpr Gorp
1
18%
11%
,13%
6
5
1
.Timely ■Clothes
-4%
17%
.
20 %
103/4
Time Inc
Offshore
8%
5%
61
National
Meadow Brook Natl Bank
5
Mellon Natl Bank & Trusts
10
Mercantile Tr (St LouisK—12.50
34 Va
39%
47%
(Newark)
5% "
31 Va
52 V2
84%
Union
383A
28%
26 Va
20
.(Savannah).
Ask
351/2
Trust
(Buffalo)
—5
Manufacturers Hanover B & T-15
*-
71 %
,
..
Thompson (R I) Fiber Glass—*
Thriftway Foods Inc
2
Thrifty -Drug Stores Co
•
Tilde Lewis Foods class B__10c
7%
Va
25c
l
,
"
Bid
Manufacturers & Traders
81
Fidelity
,,3%
if.j
353/B
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FederationIBX & Tr Go (NY).IO
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co—..10
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'
5 Va
,
7 Vb
48 V4
s
5
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6Vb
53/b
51
10 VB
55%
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Empire Trust Co (N Y)
.80
5%
3%
.
Ask
9'A
78
New York)
22
.15%
;
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list
53 %
348
(NY)_12%
213A
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ThomasvUle Furniture Ind
45%
25c
20
•
above
Par
'
-
in
-6 %
743/8
County Trust Co
19%
:
133/a
Inc
5%
5%
Products
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust Co
(Philadelphia)—10
Long Island Trust Co
—5
Cleve—16
of
39%
,
18
lQc
Company
Bank
Continental 111 Bank
•'
Go
(Chicago)^
9%
Eetts
5%
5
4%
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9.86
13.92
15.21
De
18.26
6.84
Vegh
2.34
Citizens
Life
13.75;
1
10.41
11.38
1
5.33
5.83
7.78
1
7.02
7.67
1
10.72
11.59
8.77
8.86
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
al3.76
New
Horizons R
New
York
4.67
5.05
1
14.41
15.66
Series
P Fund Inc
William
1
10.72
50c
11.39
12.31
Fund
—50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Alri90
12.86
10
&18-83
Stock
1
11.26
12.31
1
13.20
14.43
8.17
£-89
11.27
25c
10.31
1
Fund
Capital
Fidelity
Fidelity
5.64
5.16
^
7.41
13.93
15.06
11.88
17.21
18.61
Fund Inc
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1<
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Inc__—10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
—*
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Bond Series
lc
Common stock series
lc
Preferred stock series—-—lc
Florida Growth Fund
8.05
12.91
3.80
5.55
1.75
5.12
4.16
2.18
2.40
6.03
1.91
5.57
6.10
2.69
7.41
Fundamental Investors
8.41
9.22
General Investors Trust
1
6.24
6.78
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
—lc
shares
Bond
lc
shares-
Petroleum
11.65
12.76
8.65
9.48
6.56
7.20
11.48
16.58
H-C7
(Edson B) Fund
10c
4.51
10c
4.42
7.03
7.64
7.21
7.68
Fund
of
Boston
Institutional
Shares
Inc
7.29
7.97
8.90
9.73
6.35
6.94
lc
10.45
11.44
Fund_lc
9.01
9.85
Ltd—
Growth
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Co
Investment
of
Trust
Boston
4.11
4.49
1
America
of
6.80
lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
6.21
9.01
9.85
1
9.96
10.89
Investors Mutual Income Fund
10.52
11.38
Investors
15.96
Investors
Funds—
Group
Stock
Investors
Selective
Fund
17.25
1
8.80
Accumulated Fund—1
12.40
Continental Fund
1
Income Fund Sliares-1
Science Fund1
6.12
15.97
1
10.34
11.30
1
30.82
31.44
al2.05
Keystone Custodian Funds—
3-1
(Investment Bonds)
1
3-2 (Medium Grade Bonds) _1
3-3 (Low Priced Bonds)
1
65%
Life
Insurance
Republic
Situations
—10c
1
Value Line Special
Inc
Fund
Fund
10.70
Fund
Insurance
Steam
23.70
Second
14.73
16.08
Westminster
194
26 V4
62y2
92%
St
Paul
Fire
&
Life
Marine—_6.25
of Amer——1
Insurance
Life
5
46 y4
497/a
United
Family Life Ins
59
62 y2
United
Ins
Insurance
of
Co
8
5
Tel
Amer
Bid
Power
&
4%s
Tel
3.04
8.17
3VsS Jan
3%s Feb
12.16
1
U S
54
57%
30
32%
63
67
U
U S Life
Ins
67
70 y2
Variable
Annuity Life Insur
33
37%
Westchester Fire
S
Fire
Insurance
Ask
Banks
3VbS
Mar
—
—
15, 1963
3V4s
Federal Natl Mortgage
1
2
10, 1965
12, 1966
—
10, 1969
Apr
10, 1970
Sep 10,19704%s Aug 10, 1971
4%s Sep 10, 1971—
Feb
5%s
4%s Jun
—
10,1972
12, 1972
4%s
12, 1973
Jun
4%s Feb
;
10, 1977
3%
Bausch
&
Boston
Lomb
Edison
Burlington
ODt
4'As
Industries
Federal
3%s
100.6
101.4
101
98
Feb
May
20, 1963
4%s Apr
...
100.2
1, 196320, 1964—
4s
Oct
Oct
20, 196o_
4s
Dec
3%s
Feb
100.16
20,196521, 1966
3%s May
2, 1966
101.20
4%s
101.16
4s
—
20, 1964
4s
July 20, 1966
May 22, 196?
100.31
100.6
;
100.28
98.24
4%s
101.16
4%s
Mar 20,1969-
103
4%s July
100.8
5%s
102.24
-
Mar 20, 1968-
100.16
102
99.8
99
101
106
100.8
99.24
Feb
—
15, 19691
20, 1970—
1, 1970—
100
3%s
Apr
102
5%s
July 20, 1970
107
4%s
Oct
101.8
3%s
May
100.24
4%s
Feb
37/8s Sep
Feb
Inc
Fund
Fund
Centennial
Carrier Corp 4y8s
Columbia
Gas
Consolidated
Container
Paso
Perro
PMC
Corp
Natural
Corp
Florida
4%s
Edison
4.40s
Gas
3%s_.
Power
4y4s
Corp 3y8S
105 %
107%
1992
Bid
—
1, 1970-1967
1, 1971—
15,1972-1967
15, 1972
20, 1974
:
98 %
Inc—
Fund
100.5
15
1963
wi
15, 1962
15, 1962
1, 1962
13.07
3%s Nov
15, 1962
14.73
3%s
Nov
15, 1962
1%s
2—
1,1963—
—
—
May 15, 1963
4s
3%s
May
1%s
Oct
47/sS Nov
(Continued)—
1, 1964
Apr
43,4s May 15, 1964
3%s May
15, 1963
100
100.2
100
100.1
99.22
99.26
100.8
100.10
100.4
100.6
99.25
99.27
100.1
100.3
9915 ' 99.7
100.23 ' 100.25
100
100.2
98.14
101.31
1, 1963:
15, 1963
__
15, 1964
15, 1964
1%s
Oct
1, 1964
4%s
Nov
15, 1964
l%s
Apr
4%s
May
1,1965
15, 1965
l%s
Oct
Feb
15, 1966
l%s
Apr
Aug
l%s
Oct
15, 1966
1, 1966
l%s
Apr
5!/2s
Pacific
1982
99
101
Phoenix
1987
99%
4%s__1992
99
1987
100
5 y4S—1977
197#
-1992
•
99%
108%
101
105
Sperry Rand 5y2s
1969
ww.
-1967
4%s__ -2001
Edison
4y4s_1987
ww
.1982
98%
Tenn
98
Textron
98%
Transcont Gas Pipe Line 5s_1982
115
188
97
—
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
101
Gas
Trans
Amer
5s_
5s
1982
-1971
Underwood
1, 1967
99.28
2—
Westcoast
96 y8
96%
Wisconsin
100.28
100.24
100.24
99.12
98.4
101.12
100.12
101.8
101.24
103.16
106.16
96.16
106.24
102.8
95.24
100.16
97.24
102.16
81
101%
Trans
Power
4V4s—
70
102%
87
101%
101
110
101
66
96.24
103.6
95.20
103.6
94.20
100
92.8
91.8
Due
Bid
Rate
Dated
4-62
99.30
100
3.25s
4-
2-62
1-
2-63
99.31
1-62
99.31
100.1
3%s
5-
1-62
2-
4-63
99.28
Bid
Due
Ask
2-
1-62
11-
1-62
100
100.2
3-
1-62
12-
3-62
100
100.2
3.10s
*
6-
4-62
3- 4-63
3.15s
7-
2-62
4-
1-63
5-
1-62
5-
1-63
112
9, 1962
Aug
16, 1962
Aug
Aug
23, 1962
—
'
30, 1962
Sep
6, 1962
Sep
13, 1962
Sep
20, 1962
Sep
21, 1962
Sep
27, 1962
Oct
4, 1962
99%
Oct
11, 1962
98%
991/4
Oct
15, 1962
Oct
18, 1962
Oct
25, 1962
117
100%
1007/a
104
106
99
104
Nov
8, 1962
118
103
99.978
99.928
99.877
99.827
90.771
99.717
99.660
99.652
99.607
99.544
99.490
99.456
99.428
99.371
99.311
99.253
1, 1962
Nov
106
FOOTNOTES FOR
91
94%
•No
98
98%
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net asset
Exchange.
value,
tNew
Bills
Ask
Bid
Aug
99%
1970
-1992
100.24
91
9-
Ask
101
5y2s
103.5
93.12
10-
United States Treasury
99
98%
100.24
101.12
2-62
1-
3.30s
107
107
97.24
102.24
92
4-61
Dated
3.20s
100%
61
Ask
101.8
12-
3%s
al4.93
-1971
5%s
101%
99.21
101.20
93.4
2
3.05s
Rate
99
Corp S'/ns
U S Industries 4l/2s
100%
100.6
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a20.54
a38.38
a70.54
al4.59
100%
Calif
112
1977
1973
4%s_ -1992
Lgt
5V2s
Southern
98
__
_
107%
96%
Steel
5s_
_
&
Bell Telep
x96%
Louisiana Gas Service 4y«s_1987
_
Southern
:_1981
4%sll98l
ww
Power
100%
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww-1982
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
1984
Kevstone 8teel & Wire
-1975
3%s
97.18
101.12
100.22
103.3
100.22
96.18
103.4
95.14
103.2
94.14
1, 1966
4s
:
1,1965
3%s
98.18
102.1
—
15, 1964
Aug
33/4S Aug
5s
Aug
Oct
a8.55
l»/2s
100.7
100.2
100.7
100
100.5
15,1963—
Bid
Petroleum
Pacific
99
100.2
Treasury Notes
15, 1963—
Aug
4s
9.99
a9.44
Inc
Fund
Brass
115
..100.24
102.16
105.16
95.16
105.24
101.8
94.24
99.16
96.24
101.16
Bid
Maturity—
Ask
Treasury Notes—
a8.13
Inc
Eng Tel & Tel 4y2s__ .2002
111
100.3
100.2
99.17
,101.12
100.16
100.12
,100.12
98.28
97.20
100.28
99.28
100.8
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32rids of a point
of Indebtedness—
Certificate
15, 1963
101%
4y4s_1975
100.2
100
100
J_
Aug 20, 1962
3%S Oct 22,1962
■-
100
Bonds—
47/8s
99.27
100.1
99.30
100
Bank
Land
Ask
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Maturity—
3%s Feb
l%s Apr
Mountain States Tel 4V2s— -2002
4%s__ 1979
35%
99.31
3, 1962
4, 1963
Feb
4%s
al0.ll
Inc
Bonds—
New
33
99.31
1, 1962
101.24
3%s Mar 11, 1968
4%s
100.1
100.8
10, 1964
37/8s Dec 11, 1964
Sep
Dec
3.05s Dec
99.28
100.3
100
100.27
99.30
100.20
12, 1963
a76.30
Inc
Fund
Capital
Mueller
9%
8%
Bid
Cooperatives1, 1962
Oct
2%s
3%s May 11, 1964:
4 Vss
99.30
Assn—
10, 1962
Jun
3.10s
100.1
99.29
99.25
July 16, 1963-
4s
100.2
99.26
99.31
15, 1963
3.40s May
100
99.28
99.31
99.27
15, 1963
Apr
for
3.20s Aug
2%s Feb
102 %
98%
7%
3
%
13%
6.82
102%
101%
y8
Co in City of N Y_2
56
6.59
68%
98%
13
23
141%
19%
108
13.15
Lowenstein (M) & Sons 4%s 1981
100%
20
136%
333/4
108
53
12 y4
6.24
98%
1992
4%s
11%
6%
53
6.09
98%
1992
102
743/4
104
17
10
15, 1963
3.15s
8.93
1994
4%s
31%
863/4
49%
97
Bid
Sep
3%s
2.78
1992
Appalachian Power 4%s
El
Ask
>
1
Co
5
17, 1962
15, 1963
3%s
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
Alaoama
,
America—2.50
3.45s
Recent
81
39%
Security Life Ins (Ala)_l
Fidelity & Guaranty Co___5
1
Jersey Insurance Co of NY
103/4
98
Co
5
Life Ins
643/4
97/s
69
(NY)
Travelers
10
,
Accident-
Standard
Guaranty Co
45 Va
6%
61%
*
—2
:
10
(NY)_::_2
United
Co
&
Title
Ins
5%
5
Southwestern Life Ins Co
preferred
10%
28 y4
36
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50
9%
26%
5
10
_.
42 y4
10
Co
Ins
Standard Sec Life
162
10
1
Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co__.
57
Boiler
3%s Feb
——1
Capital Exchange Fd_
21.72
v
154
3%s May 15, 1963
13.51
Fund
Street
Investors
5
*
5.85
12.02
Fund
Ohio
86
53%
Insp & Insurance
7
Street
25.70
-
23 y2
58
(NY)
5.28
1
1
1
Inc
Street
24.63
Ins
5.35
Funds—
Diversification
Empire
101 y2
97
Life Underwriters—
4.83
9.14
Ind Fund—10c
Growth
Federal
9.76
1
Inc
Fund
Centennial
5%
5
4
Co
(DC)
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Interstate
Mutual
Whitehall Fund Inc.
Swap
58V2
(DC)_1.50
Ins
Insur
3%s Aug
Investing Corp
Wellington Equity Fund
Wisconsin
4
A
Life
Home
17.36
Ltd-.
1
United International Fund Ltd.
Value Line Fund Inc—
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
Funds Canada
Devonshire
Fund
Class
Gulf
6.32
5.59
Mutual Fund—1
34%
60
11.79
5.79
5.17
Inc
30%
5
2.50
4
(S F)
(Phoenix)
Life
American
6.69
10.79
Congress
Research
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
1.
Fund
&
13.55
6.17
(The)
26 y4
Great Amer
9.36
10.93
Fund
75%
22
Life—1
Owners
Inc—
Funds
5.70
Investors
City Life Ins (Pa)—5Corp
(NY)——2
71%
Reinsurance
Employ Life Ins
Great
7.50
10.22
Istel
Quaker
14 Va
58 y2
61%
6%
Gov't Employees
3.64
Investors
Johnston
63 y2
13
54
42
11.32
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Group Cdn Fd Ltd-
59 y2
1
39 y2
11.72
3.33
Wlnfield
Fund
60
4
Co
Home
Seaboard
Gov
,
Pioneers
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Seaboard
Globe
56%
79%
102
97%
54
65 y2
r
a26.58
10.36
Wellington
10
28
4%s
x6.88
Investors
Co—
50 y2
4%s Apr
1
Washington
Ins
Phoenix
13 y4
a33.33
1
Inc
Wall Street
75
Co
Pi
Philadelphia Life
4%
12 Va
~7.98
lnv—10c
Fund
Inst Foundation Fund
Investment
2.53
1
Fund
Investors
Institutional
2.31
*1
1
Income
1
Inc
Fund—1
United
56
4
178 -5
14.30
10.84
United
52
n
10
37
Sterling Investment Fund Inc__1
United
Income Foundation Fund Inc_10c
7.38
13.06
3414
United
a24.18
10
Life
iWa<?h
of
Co
Insurance
Peoples
1.25
General Reinsurance Corp
& Ffrrnhaim
Fund
United
Ins'coZII—5
Peerless
79J/2
of NY
4%s
United
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
1
Inc
*
1
Corp__;•
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
4.93
lc
lc
Haydock Fund Inc
Incorporated
Incorporated
1
Growth
145
75%
3%s Mar 11, 1963
Smith
Fund
127 y2
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins Co—*
Glens Falls
5
13.50
Century
53*/2
:
y2;
25%
Nat'l
Franklin
50
1
4y8s Nov
12.43
Texas
5
(N J)
Insurance
Firemen's
First
a9.59
Television-Electronics
Co
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
al7.75
10.01
Amer
Fund
5
Inc
Co
Ins Co
4%s Sep
Industry Inc
1
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
20th
Inc—
Federal
Co
Co
32%
Group Assoc
—*
Reinsurance Corp—5
Eastern Life
Employers
Employers
10.97
Stock
Forster
&
Eagle Fire Ins
8.84
Balanced
54
Casualty
7.08
8.17
Roe
44
5
Continental
a8.89
Investors
59%
41
Insurance
137
& Clark—
Stein
10.48
Income
of Canada—-25c
5.34
16.10
Funds
10.01
4.86
al9.30
Series
9.21
al2.54
State Street Investment
Series H-DA
.
1
-
1
in
54
5
Pacific
121
Assurance
10.72
7.18
1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton
9.81
6.55
Industry Shares Inc—1
Growth
6.48
1
Inc
Southwestern
Equip Shares—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
General
1
;
Shares—1.25
Shares
N Y_10
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
5
.jr' 8.33
Sovereign Investors
Electrical
*
7.56
American
32
Indemnity
4.22
1
Stock Fund Inc
Common
Selected
42 %
29%
Pacific
of America
Co
River
Obligations of Government Agencies
'.JLL1
Scudder Stevens
5.55
18%
39%
3Va
22y4
""<7.91
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fiind-1
6.82
15
Federal Home Loan Banks—
7.41
2.44
'43%
65 y2
13.41
6.74
1
1
36%
40
North
29%
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32n<is of a point
13.28
Dist Shares Inc—
Fund
Scudder
41%
33
61
-Si.15.00
Investing
Fund
38%
10.34
7.32
(Geo) Fund
Putnam Growth Fund
Quarterly
47 %
Coi^p class A——5
New Hampshire Insurance——5
New York Fire Ins Co_
——5
10.73
13.80
Putnam
Research
27%
of NY—2
9.37
Income—1
1
for
Inc—
25 V? 1
21 %
44%
_7.50
8.57
1
Fund
187/8
20
9.79
Growth Stock
Fund
Puritan
16y2
129
—5
Fire
6.84
2.50
Inc
Provident
,'v 36%
&
Union
10.24
J**
*
f»0c
Inc
Rowe)
(T
Fund
1 Revere
lc
Utility Series
Fund of America Inc
Price
82%
Nationwide
Life
,85%
;
al2.34
Pine Street Fund Inc
Fund
6.50
6.04
1
Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Square
Pioneer
79
1
National
20y4
Jefferson
Inc
Fund
Penn
Accident Ins_____5
Nat'l
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA com
1
11.72
Securities
Over-the-Counter
Howard—
118
59 y2
34y4
"A"—2
—10
14%
34 y8
(NY)
79
Life
55 J/2
<
31%
Insur Co
Ins
Hartford
Fund
Street
54
75%
10
National Fire.—
Co—<.-——5
Insurance
Hanover
Inc
Shares
■40%'
70
(Bait)
Monument
._1
Life.
Standard
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Chemistry &
Oppenheimer Fund
Federated Growth Fund
7.40
7.12
Nucleonics
1
3.76
6.77
1
9.15
Fund Inc
5.79
3.44
1
1
3.25
Equity Fund Inc
5.30
1
Stock
8.05
Energy
22.14
Income Series
Stock
38
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
8%
68
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
~2~66
15.40
8.35
Fund
♦
51.80
2.96
Balanced
6.29
1
England Fund
51%
Continental
12.76
Series
50%
162
46
63 y2
13.72
20.46
1
47 %
Mass
——2.50
Northeastern Insurance—13.33y3
Northern Ins Co of N Y——12 V2
Crum
Series
5%
.—1
Casualty..
154
Indemnity & Life Ins—-5
Merchants Fire Assurance_12.50
2
12.55
Co Inc-l
Stock
(N J)
Combined
22.98
Series
Natl Life Ins
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
21.03
Corp
51V2
3.15
interest—1
Series,
13y2
5
10
2.68
8.38
Investors
4%
4y4
.
3%
2.88
7.56
Securities
National
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc_—,-l
—
27 J/4
71/4,
2.45
Stock
Series
One
Ins
13%
Lincoln
Ins
1
Life Insur—5
Life
27J/4
23
1
1
Re-insurance
2.14
2.61
Electronics
Nat
12%
11 y2
:
25'/2
Inc_l
(Wash D'C)
(Galveston)
M^cury
Casualty
al3.36
Growth
Amer
Citizens
1
Preferred
5
Assurance:
Companies
2.90
National Securities Series—
New
Life
25'/a
Liberty
Maryland
(Newark N J)—2J/2
Co
23
Lincoln
Life Ins—
—1
Co
Assurance
Life Insurance Co
78%
10
Insur Co_1.50
Fla)
Home
Ins
American
American
1
Bond
American
Amer
Assur
Heritage
(Jacksonville
Amer
vl
Nation Wide
American
2.65
Investment Fund
7.35
&
5.84
9.20
Fund—1
25c
Theory Invest Fund Inc__ 1
Eaton
12%
5.89
5.33
15.25
Investment
Inc
11%
5.37
51.28
Shares
Fund
73
4.02
14.13
3.93
Growth Stock Fund Inc_l
Dreyfus
American General
3.68
13.06
14.33
10.16
Diversified
13.35
3.64
10.90
Dividend
12.23
13.26
9.97
Delaware Income Fund Inc
33
115
•
9.30
Fund
Delaware
31
109
Growth—1
Dividend
1
1
1
1
Mutual Fund Inc
Penna—5
of Tenn 3
of Va_——10
Investing Foundation—1
Balanced
6.25
of
Life & Casualty Ins Co
7.80
National
6.92
Life
24%
5.74
11.86
19
21y2
Boston
Trust Shares
77%
22%
24 y2
25 y2
1.92
Mutual Shares Corp
46%
35%
v
73
20
7.12
Mutual
32 V2
(111) _1
5
Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
1.76
Series
30
Equitable
*
Insurance
Mutual
10
Fidelity &
6.92
Mutual Invest Found
Ask
42
32
Life Insurance
2
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)-L2
All Amer Life & Casualty
Beneficial
Series
Bid
Co—2
Insurance
Liberty
American
Fund—
C)
(B
Growth
10.97
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De
Morton
Life
Lamar
American
Fund—
Life
Par
75%
4.97
lc
beneficial
of
8.38
16.66
Fund
Units
Ask
112
12.07
1
Massachusetts
Bid
69
107 '/2
21.15
3.37
Inc
Mutual
B
Income
Fund
5
4.54
3.08
Growth
Investors
Mass
(Quotations for Friday, August 3)
19.38
Bankers
^Special Investment shares__lc
Transport shares
lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int__33 %c
9.82
Western Investment Inc
Diversified
Diver
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
11.06
2.44
shares
9.03
6.33
Agricultural Insurance Co
al4.66
——.———
7.71
17%
9.10
2.23
shares
17.02
11.54
8.33
3.50
Insurance
,—lc
shares
15.73
lc
Life
vie
shares—lc
lc
Industries
Paper
Stock Fund
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
Bankers & Shippers
shares
15.40
Par
Aetna
9.85
a26.77
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Sayles Mutual Fund.—;*
Loomis
Metal
-
Ask
9.02
Managed Funds—
14.09
Growth
Dow
11.54
12.88
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Series
10.59
1
Fund Inc
-1
International Growth
Canadian
Crown
15.67
11.56
Canadian
Fund Ltd
Chase
11.65
14.34
8.64
Investing
General
Ltd
14V4
10.66
Insurance
Life
11.91
Bullock Fund Ltd
(1954)
13%
Income Trust
1
Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
Lexington
11.52
J
California Fund Inc
Canada
3.70
11.00
9.96
Fund Inc new
Broad Street
.
7.91
3.39
10.12
Bid
(Discount Bonds)
B-4
Fund lnc__l
-1
Ridge Mutual
Boston
8.60
Par
Custodian Fund Cont.
1
K-l (Income Fund)
1
K-2
(Growth Fund)
1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)__l
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)
1
S-3
(Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)__1
Keystone Internatl Fund Ltd-1
Knickerbocker Fund
—1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Lazard Fund Inc
1
Mutual Funds—
Keystone
9.11
Ltd
Canada
Blue
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
♦
.
(574)
99.980
99.932
99.882
99.833
99.778
99.726
99.668
99.660
99.616
99.554
99.501
99.467
99.440
99.384
99.323
99.274
Nov
Nov
23,1962
29, 1962
Dec
6, 1962
Dec
—
99.086
99.024
98.968
98.912
98.856
98.750
98.687
98.641
98.624
98.561
98.502
97.851
13, 1962
Dec
20, 1962
Dec
27, 1962
Jan
3, 1963
Jan
10, 1963
Jan
Jan
15, 1963
17, 1963
Jan
24, 1963
Jan
Apr
31,
Bid
99.198
99.134
15, 1962
Nov
99.27
99.27
100
1963
15, 1963
96.989
July 15, 1963
4sk
100.1
99.30
99.29
99.29
100.2
Ask
99.220
99.158
99.112
99.051
98.997
98.942
98.888
98.771
98.709
98.664
98.647
98.589
98.532
97.872
97.018
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid yield price,
d Ex-rights,
stock,
x Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted to listing on the
issued.- y Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
196
Number
6183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(575)
THE
Bank
COURSE
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
BANK
increase
an
with
compared
a
year
1952
Third Federal
5.2%
stand
above
at
those
the
of
it
is
corresponding week last
same
week
in
1961.
sum¬
Philadelphia
Reading
:
•;
_
1,350,570,103
.
Philadelphia
Kansas
City
3.2
+
517,280,406
361,880,115
'
;
435,200,000
+
1.4
870,719,568
+
7.3
Pittsburgh
464,505,343
+
1.3
______;
.
"
934,508,000
.
470,770,075
3.9
i 689,066,410
Baltimore
.
640,308,495
+
1,141,643,702
1,685,752
1,442,688
8.5
+
2,005.723
4,510.580
3,928,451
2.0
1,013,000,000
982,000,000
—46.7
5,270,596
4,479,772
4.0
6,421,848
6,047,241
"4,200,000
3,920,639
6,298,605
—
+
—
3.5
+
+ 13.4
6,941,685
-
25,279,108
—12.9
2.0
28,948,775
15,742,219
13,946,343
1,084,859,512
—
District—Cleveland—
13,889,006
323,759,039
421,185,597
+
82,040,900
15,179,179
13,540,319
430,281,603
13,180,935
322,612,093
634,240,927
71,583,800
14,152,861
12,134,717
431,286,119
1,556,372,614
1,499,191,452
:
;
Columbus
668,682,568
II
Mansfield
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+
Total
-
(7
S
cities)
+
5.4
+
0.4
+
5.4
v
1,056,549,865
-
11,477,261
307,457,769
295,365,297
646,040,253
64,314,700
+ 14.6
614,353,016
55,158,400
12,876,238
7.3
15,047,264
13,934,585
+ 11.6
1.9
12,606,524
454,481,857
468,305,015
3.8
1,511,425,628
1,474,750,947
+
+
+
7.6
438,152,600
Cleveland
cities)
Cincinnati
+ 42.9
441,300,000
Francisco
1,119,008,592
:
Ohio—Canton
+ 27.3
834,720,684
______
_
13,287,103
5,901,328
25,901,237
15,256,635
1,574,350
1,610,110
2,104,892
(a)
6,108,143
29,383,906
Cleveland
895,000,000
_
Louis—
4,981,545
(a>
Fourth Federal Reserve
4.5
867,074,706
Boston
San
+
+
1,308,833,893
1,139,000,000
.
.
5,971,335
+ 45.1
—23.7
%
$17,297,102,034 $16,551,709,854
Chicago
St.
1961
1,076,000,000
6,209,338
Jersey—Trenton
(9
4,143,282
1,054,OOO'.OOO
2;655,682
Delaware—Wilmington
Total
1962
-
.
York
II
Wilkes-Barre
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Aug. 4
New
1,124,143
1,624,276
739,921
4 494 453
^nt0£
New
$
(a)
Lancaster
York
-■
1*59
$
l,239!oi3
Chester
this
At
1960
Dec. %
i 630 944
Bethlehem
totals
gain for the week ending Friday, of 4.5%. *Our comparative
a
for this week follows:
mary
Our preliminary
year.
Inc. or
$
District—Philadephia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
$30,597,585,504 against $29,083,504,174 for the
there is
center
States for which
Reserve
1961
$
Pre¬
ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
Week Ended July 28
CLEARINGS
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Aug. 4, clearings for all
cities of the United
be
OF
47
14,758,396
4.0
___
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
Ten
cities,
five
days
Other
cities,
five
days
$24,144,824,334
$22,784,063,549
+
5,249,533,855
+
West
6.0
5,377,300,975
2.4
;
_.
Virginia—Huntington
5,461,747
23,905,000
236,222,898
9,766,471
392,889,408
153,668,515
Richmond
South
Total
-
All
all
cities,
cities,
one
Total
all
five days_
+
5.3
1,075,460,195
1,049,906,770
+
2.4
$30,597,585,504
$29,083,504,174
+
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
District of
Columbia—Washington
Total
for
week
Sixth
Complete and exact details for the week
our
issue of next week.
covered
by the foregoiiig will
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
Saturday and the Saturday figures
are
as
cases
in
appear
(6
cities)
Federal
35,352,795
Ac¬
the
elaborate detailed
able to give final and
July 28.
For that week there
the whole country
same
at
298.568,152
center
we
present further below,
was
a
decrease
of
____
Federal Reserve Districts in
the New York Reserve
3.4%.
decrease of
a
We
Alabama—Birmingham
-Louisiana—New
Total
the cities
group
improvement oL 0.6%.
an
register
a
this
note that in
we
falling off of 3.3%, and in the
In the-Cleveland Reserve District the totals
<
its credit
to
the totals
are
smaller by
St. Louis Reserve District suffers
the totals show
an
a
loss of 0.6%.
increase of 5.0%;
Grand
San
Francisco
In the
following
Reserve
we
furnish
of
SUMMARY
1.6
761,541,455
729,058,716
+
7.0
+
3.1
33,563,270
145,190,394
407,300,000
386,100,000
6,938,764
5,458,310
255,746,638
264,150,676
866,419
259,975,541
192,237,652
1,448,408,534
8.3
1,365,634,165
1,289,949,163
Wayne
_
-
Moines
1
)W
,0
\
,
19,899,671
.<1,240,970,791
7,580,814
11,963,943
15,621,625
8,200,216
1,724,760,483
1,713,644,634
*
—
i
cities)
15,173,151
15,198,779
8,744,359
v
(17
7,263,331
59,288,564
18,005,081
2,267,439
1,247,183,178
7,488,021
2,365,567
:
Total
170,303,492
60,790,033
—;
—
Decatur
Springfield
-
8,450,210
Peoria
by Federal Reserve Districts:
16,571,078
15,792,272
92,998,484
.8,694,747
4,718,514
Rapids
Chicago
In the Kansas City Reserve District
3,184,370
20,891,071
19,472,545
16,351,495
94,383,000
13,106,516
4,564,755
176,653,842
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Des
22.3
+ 11.2
4,181,498
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomingtpn
+
6,703,651
5,754,942
268,424,000
;.
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
1.9
6.7
+ 12.0
856,066
Indianapolis
Terre
+
+
31,884,259
131,014,956
236,458.997
14,146,185
20,082,665
Bend
1.0
—
+
257,556,592
13,680,016
District—Chicago—
_.
Indiana—Fort
4.7%.
a summary
—
+ 15.4
Arbor
Lansing
in the St. Louis Reserve District of 8.1%, and
District
354,312,976
116,410,536
—14.5
Rapids
Rockford
in the
371,427,252
124,704,815
0.1
1,568,748,437
;
Seventh Federal Reserve
The Chicago Reserve District has
1.6%.
cities)
Michigan—Ann
are
gain of 0.6%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 2.1%, but the
a
(10
South
larger by 3.8%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 8.3%, but in the Richmond
Reserve District
1.3
9.5
4,675,998
13,374,141
809,535
Orleans
according to the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 2.0%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals
record
19,046,000
226,097,235
8,515,971
692,402
298,445,000
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
gain of 2.8%, the bank clearings
a
which they are located and from
District the totals
;
0.7%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was
showing
244,094.034
15,430,311
Macon
having amounted to $27,805,737,609 against $27,991,698,138 in the
week in 1961.
this
statement, however, which
7,866,946
5,965,598
257,335,483
Augusta
has to be estimated.
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
157,390,133
460,100,000
6,364,483
288,160,024
_
33,048,664
162,315,416
455,400,000
8,019,854
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Florida—Jacksonville
In
5,478,441
22,803,000
228,773,252
8,354,695
7.6
Reserve District—Atlanta-
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week ends
not available at time of going to press.
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we are
835,113,404
+ 14.9
+ 12.8
—
5.2
day
cities
4,752,173
21,201,000
255,645,280
8,919,509
392,886,645
151,708,797
821,914,039
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 31.3
2,550,446
2,954,256
3.9
17,343,475
+ 17.5
17,421,619
10,154,130
—
+
3.5
+
1.5
10,774,227
16,420,317
99,278,000
+ 50.7
8,404,474
14,466,949
••
111,626,000
i
.
9,530,747
3.3
5,736,965
4,685,737
3.7
+ 16.3
157,582,625
8,045,794
153,417,205
8,102,733
2.5
53,485,127
—
+
+
4.3
17,888,650
2,126,120
57,041,365
18,789,788
1,489,699
1,273.133,011
+10.5
+
0.5
1,212 525.934
1.2
—25.1
7,560,808
13,798,065
13,435,905
2.7
13,548.208
12.998,459
—
+
—
8,399,344
+
6.6
7,095,265
6,725,696
+
0.6
1,654,164,500
1,724,372,643
OF BANK CLEARINGS
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1962
1st
2nd
3rd
Boston
12
.
New York
9
Philadelphia
4th
5th
_
9
_
Cleveland
Richmond
7
6
Atlanta
10
7th
Chicago
17
4
St. Louis
9th
Minneapolis
10th
Dallas
12th
7
_
Kansas City
11th
9
_
_
San Francisco
_
_
_
6
.
10
.
Total
Outside
106
York
New
$
Inc.
1960
1,004,059,981
998,216,481
15,342,254,568
15,862,184,688
1,119,008,592
1,141,643,702
$
939,980,390
0.6
+
1959
$
or
Dec. %
851,141,067
II
3.3
14,335,797,099
12,683,949,911
2.0
—
1,084,859,512
Missouri—St. Louis
week
now
—
ended
1,556,372,614
1,499,191,452
821,914,039
835,113,404
3.8
+
<1
Total
1,511,425,628
1,474,750,047
(4
729,058,716
1,289,949,163
1,654,164,500
1,724,372,643
8,731,185
7,717,597
+ 13.1
9,402,326
9,434,159
0.6
745,665,690
701,848,383
Minneapolis
502,396,057
498,106,671
+
0.9
448,190,712
438,774,405
+
2.1
669,735,396
647,765,661
St.
Paul
203,646,028
196,415,438
+
3.7
177,865,201
164,363,906
773,248,538
.+
5.0
752,571,470
695,613,255
+
6.0
9,134,993
+ 16.7
+
8.1
569,447,025
560,216,353
1,630,279,507
1,556,724,576
+
4.7
1,397,359,088
1,395,440,575
+ 12.3
3,633,033
6,445,060
15,064,071
10,955,195
3,769,394
642,441,928
27,805,737,609
27,991,698,138
0.7
25,788,181,418
23,810,656,539
2.1
669,735,396
12,574,804,652
2.8
11,877,678,999
11,531,518,842
779,856,767
784,445,200
751,932,191
736,435,001
811,830,777
694,719,653
II
—
II
II
II
II
cities
Ninth Federal
—
+
showing the figures for each city for the
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
Helena
1961
$
Inc
.
or
Dec. %
(7
Federal
■!'
.
$
New
+ 12.8
3,759,213
3,626,889
8,422,891
+ 17.5
7,464,850
815,378,189
+
0.6
772,151,238
+
8.6
3,365,410
3,640,400
19,161,215
+
3.6
+
0.1
1,669,696,
3,544,209
14,569,788
15,248,958
+
9.1
14,823,486
177,829,761
0.9
51,564,911
39,208,200
38,753,800
3,854,892
3,491,429
1,004,059,981
998.216,481
District--New York-
York—Albany
Buffalo
_
6.4
2.4
6,301,439
811,830,777
773,248,538
New
(9
cities)
Eleventh Federal
Fort
Reserve
8.9
26,316,259
+
1.2
37,350,200
3,290,163
Northern
New
Jersey
(9
cities)
11,929,701
6,379,296
7,496,188
5.0
752,571,470
695,613,255
38,906,732
2,445,975
0.6
939,980,390
851,141,067
+
+ 22.9
38,606,331
29,842,225
3.3
138,776,169
+
6.1
4,041,128
30,871,873
32,814,920
79,898,693
72,174,791
91,655,165
90,444,747
+
1.3
15,862,184,688
12,547,117
13,091,563
+12.4
563,651,907
41,861,867
5,404,000
6,209,500
12,856,064
5,106,000
6,425,081
12,305,510
+ 8.0
+12.0
+ 5.8
— 3.4
+ 4.5
14,456,659
492,269,647
40,032,392
5,418,000
5,326,368
11,943,959
694,719,653
642,441,928
8.1
569,447,025
+ 4.9
+14.0
4.9
+ 3.2
208,236,569
216, 286,745
5,167,624
226,403,762
221, 158,080
-
-
479.844,639
42,160,264
5,540,943
7,187,649
12,935,741
cities)
(6
+ 10.3
3.4
2,891,736
6,502,413
3,558,275
3,533,142
13,910,502,419
12,279,137,697
45,940,691
228,038,890
5,705,559
253,766,037
111,304,895
24,142,365
241,999,897
107,856,395
28,099,470
11,227,135
915,584,920
13,192,869
867,030,764
38,538,173
239,275,910
28,613,573
75,439,358
90,905,571
Beach
Pasadena
San
Francisco
San
Jose
_
40,276,256
14.063,653
14,135,923
--
25,815,318
76,002,334
City
41,801,957
5.9
+ 10.7
Lake
California—Long
2,345,144
0.6
+
+
14.4
+
—
-
Santa
—
3.3
Barbara
,
•
Stockton
Total
Grand
14,335,797,099
12,683,949,911
fa
-
(10
total
New
\
cities)
(106
cities)
York City
rioorincrc
nnprat.inns
11^549,267
14(713,292
1,556,724,576
1,630,279,507
91,388,534
24,852,693
16, 778,062
749, 711,310
40,443,605
32 982,314
+21.8
10.163.555
8 937,657
-
3.9
15,076,821
14 113.810
+
4.7
1,397,359,088
1,395,440,575
23,810,656,539
11,531,518,84a
27,805,737,609
27,991,698,138
—
0.7
12,920,613,569
12,574,804,652
+
2.8
11,877,678,999
"Estimated.
26, 261,882
14,294,561
761,331,364
25,788,181,418
riisrnntinued.
4, 628,031
104, 582,684
—14.9
+ 5.6
+ 4.5
83,790,533
—
560,216,353
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
142,244,537
—
52,769,009
15,342,254,568
+
14,713,732
Falls
Total
Outside
Total
14,257,895
4.2
+ 20.5
—
3,043,048
15,416,893,486
<
Jersey—Newark
7,516,728
30,242,669
458,791.366
46,892,772
Galveston
Wichita
35,347,100
+ 10.4
4,457,447
Syracuse
New
10,683,530
34,159,117
503,927,299
23,978,740
63,106,501
_
:
817,966
608,643,585
Louisiana—Shreveport-
—'
14,885,124,040
York
165,455.836
District—Dallas—
Worth
Utah—Salt
151,693,900
2,593,939
Rochester
10,059,247
175.242,659
—20.4
7,663,588
975,360
848,584
8,101,604
1
1
14.2
+
Springs
Oregon—Portland
47,821,634
Jamestown
+
+
•
146,725,276
_
_
1,299,680
40.7
+ 10.7
30,974,817
Yakima
Elmira
+
518,677,831
14,188,190
530,939,490
Joseph-^
Washington—Seattle
New
8.7
—
13,595,570
'
Dallas
45,535,090
Island—Providence
Second Federal Reserve
13,882,850
11,049,242
32,948,541
—
City
Texas—Austin
12,400,721
—
28,054,929
cities)
1,355,102
917,994
9,060,554
:
Total
12,990,922
56,846,254
25,546,776
(12
647,765,661
1,856,117
3,655,176
16,630,380
Haven
Total
—28.2
56,329,384
Hampshire—Manchester
+
6,354,423
14,114,179
District—Kansas City1,318,533
Colorado—Colorado
3,173,168
2,007,884
736,435,001
0.7
—
699,366,476
3,359,993
14,589,529
202,997,548
Wichita
6,278,587
5,822,418
1,291,574
10,026,691
Missouri—Kansas
St.
3,850,539
19,178,667
Worcester
Reserve
3,603,023
..
751,932,191
__
Kansas—Topeka
$
3,771,277
_
cities).
Nebraska—Fremont
1959
1960
1,442,507
—
:
___
Total
10,180,325
4,203,921
5,779,501
16,388,191
Omaha
3,649,636
_
10,787.308
Montana—Billings
Lincoln
820,203,622
-
Connecticut—Hartford
Rhode
District—Minneapolis—
_
Hastings
9,899,510
_
_
Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
years:
River
New
701,848,383
0.6
4,345,130
Springfield
2,822,089
745,665,690
+
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Lowell
2,943,294
0.6
1,713,644,634
1962
New Bedford
+ 11.0
1,448,408,534
1,724,760,483
at—
—
3,174,604
784,445,200
761,541,455
Maine—Bangor
Fall
3,522,423
779,856,767
1
cities)
1,365,634,165
detailed statement
our
Massachusetts—Boston
193,356,263
130,670,031
II
July 28 for four
_
375,000,000
142,136,718
1.6
Week Ended July 28
_
4O0.2O0.000
200,385,678
7.8
+
8.3
1,568,748,437
•
Portland
1.1
5.8
—
—
+
—
(I
*
Clearings
156,471,338
1,056,549,865
II
City_
add
409,900,000
214,899,258
202,403,326
168,631,018
«<
Tenth
We
405,300,000
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
12,920,613,569
6th
8th
cities
1961
$
Week Ehded July 28
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(576)
countries
JULY
1962
TO AUGUST 2,
in New York (Value in United States, Money)
Wednesday
July 31
:—:—:
,
franc
dollar
Belgium,
—
—
Canada,
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone
Finland, markka
1
:
France (Metropolitan), new franc
India,
rupee
Ireland,
_
pound
yen
Malaysia,
Mexico,
dollar
malayan
—
peso
guilder
Zealand,
pound
Netherlands,
New
Norway,
peseta
krona
.927343
.927187
rowings
.210275
.210287
domestic commercial banks
.144662
.144650
.00310633
.00310633
.00310633
.00310633
.204050
.204050
.204050
.204050
.250145
.250212
.250334
.210175
.210187
2.804800
.
Decrease (—)
I
2.805200
!
.00161100
.00276200
.00276266
.00276266
.00276266
.327230
.327263
.327230
.327230
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.277629
.277581
2.777029
.140000
.140000
.139970
.0350000
.0350000
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506-
.0166506
.194200
.231293
.231281
1.397160
1.397110
2.804800
U,
2.805200
U.
.»,
Loans
(JULY
WEEK
LATE'
TOO
THROUGH
23
PUBLICATION
FOR
Sale Price
28%
Brewing
Manufacturing
Burger
Carey
Champion
Gas
Cincinnati
-8V2
30%
32%
115
95%
95%
95%
6
S
96%
98%
168
14 %
143/4
109
20%
20%
138
27
27
200
1
20%
213/s
97%
"21%
Playing
65%
5
Card..
27%
Held
Allied
under
60
Bills
....
STOCKS
16
16
53 %
50
American
Cyanamid...
—10
38
39%
American
Motors
-1%
15%
15%
16
American
Telephone
-331/3
110%
American
Tobacco
-12 '/a
Steel..
—
Oil
Ashland
10
1
Avco
8
Brunswick
Cities
25
Ohio.—:
&
Chrysler
_
.
Service—
....
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia
Curtiss
10
10
...
—.1
Wright
45
22
33%
34%
252
39%
"20%
22%
588
21%
483/4
49%
89
45
48%
49
29
38%
50
25%
253/4
30
16%
5
23%
5
43
44%
223
183
183%
Total
El
Kodak
Natural
Paso
Federated
Dept
Cash
General
Electric
General
Motors
General
Telephone
Lorillard
U.
Pennsylvania
Phillips
3
25%
26
90
44%
45 J/4
65
120
20 l/a
30%
313/s
53
37%
RR
37%
49
49
37
37
54
25%
253%
43
81%
81%
82
543/4
5
543/t
Standard
11%
ll3/4
2
46 Va
31
31
45%
45 J/4
38
38
30
43
45 >/8
40
36%
36%
65
25%
25%
27
18%
18%
10
1%
20
2
65%
663/4
29
48%
49%
15
49
49
13%
*
(California).
Oil
(New
Oil
Jersey)..,
(Ohio)...
6.25
7
10
13%
14
147
563/4
43
44%
4534
208
53%
53%
3
52%
513/4
52 J/4
395
51
50%
513/8
111
Studebaker-Packard
1
7%
7%
50
Sunray
1
24%
24%
50
52
52
52
13%
13 J/4
25
86%.
85%
87%
158
26%
26 »/4
50
210
,
Texaco
Texas
Union
U
U
S
S
12Va
Gulf
Sulphur
•
Carbide
*
Shoe
1
1
Steel
16%
W
45%
44
45 3/8
6 %
Electric
Woolworth
F
40
26%
26%
26%
85
—10
Westinghouse
663/4
66
663/4
50
BONDS
Cincinnati Transit 4'/as
insts.,
banks
—I.
reserves
+1,907
+ : 644
28,770
45
+
17,189
and
1998
"
___!
.
—
—r
52
999 (;r—45,
,
2
•
+
.
+7,041
18
+
65
51
—
— ,
•/ V
33,023
8,317
—_—
+..
71
55
,.—
10
.
3,273
191
—
>
■-
official insts., etc.__.i_____^
banks
76
»
79 m +
—
47,257
—_____:
subdivisions^.—___
political
607
+
,
656
-
;
_x
deposits—total§
interbank
Govts.,
F.
+
479
+
___
36
-'+
13
+
300
—1+26
.,
121
—__—
+ 4,200
-'• +1,974
V
,•
-
2,142
72
—
562
+
61
1,657
—
40
+
579
5,364
+
62'
+
12
4
+
731
Banks
R.
others
From
-
—_
'
liabilities
—
;
+
+
66
+
5
50,692
+
629
13,274
______
domestic
to
commercial
(1,053)
§Includes
shown
213
banks
individual loan items
reserves;
-
are
;
+
and
after
shown
deduc¬
gross.
deposits expect those of U. S. Government and
banks, less cash items in process of collection,
demand
commercial
domestic
366
3,734
loans
of
valuation
of
'
41
+
tExclusive
{Includes all
19
18,122
-.
tion
232
+
ACCOUNTS
CAPITAL
+1,260
538
+
333
256
account
availability cash items
dividends
accrued
liabilities
time
deposits of U.
checks not shown separately.
-
and postal savings not
Government
S.
separately.
______
(1,482)
•July
revised.
figures
18
+1,087
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Other
459
30
888
71
100
in
__
capital
Total
Ratio
of
accounts
liabilities
&
1
deposit
and
F.
R.
_
accounts
cap.
gold certificate
+
52,139
Redemption Calls and Sinking
on*
Fund Notices
1,907
will
Below
liabilities
;
Contingent liability
purch. for foreign
(1,482)
to
reserves
note
cobined
33.5%
„
acceptances
correspondents
80 "
1
—
—
63
list
a
corporate bonds, notes,
of
stock called for: redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
preferred
including
—4.2%
—0.4%
found
be
and
common
The date indicates the redemption or last
69
69
date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Figures
ing
in
parentheses
are
eliminations
the
process.
:•}
•
.13t-
made
: 7...
t
in
..
7 '
the
'
consolidat-
U '
7 .7..Mi
the
(except where otherwise indicated)
Chronicle. *
current volume
•
in which the details were given in the
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
,
.
Date
Company and Issue—
:
The
condition
$1,450
staterhent
of
weekly reporting member
System, in leading cities
shows
the following principal changes for the
week
ended July 25: Decreases of $313 million in loans ad¬
justed, $500 million in holdings of U. S; Government se¬
curities, $412 million in U. S. Government demand
deposits, and $1,053 million in demand deposits credited
banks
to
of
the
domestic
million in
Federal
Reserve
commercial
banks; and increases of $199
holdings of "other" securities and $1,051 mil¬
lion in demand
Commercial
deposits adjusted.
and
industrial
-
-.
" •
in eight
during the
comparable week a year ago, these loans decreased $60
million.
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or
parrying U. S. Government securities decreased $160
million, and their loans for purchasing or carrying
"other" securities increased $6 million.
Loans to sales
districts
for
a
net
decline
of
loans
$78
decreased
million;
convertible
5'%%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
cumulative prior preferred
Atlanta
1st
Gas
mtge.
British
Light, Co.—
bonds 3% series
Columbia
Utilities
Citizens
financing institutions decreased $94 million,
a decrease of $28 million during the
similar week in 1961,
Real estate loans increased $37
compared with
"Other" loans decreased $19
All categories of U. S. Government
million.
securities held by
--•••:
■
1st
Duke
due Apr.
Haven
Gen.
Ohio
debs,
1,
debs,
Water
due
Co.—
v
1
1
1,
1
•
1
♦
Sept.
1,
Sep
1969
bds, due Sept. 1, 1976_-Sep
1,
432
,
Electric
Power
Co.—
10
1st
mtge.
Gas
Co.,
bonds
D due 1985
A pfd. stock
series
series
$5
ENTIRE ISSUE
Company and Issue—
Oil
&
Refining
„
•
—Aug 31
Aug 27
-
second
322
*
476
CALLED
_
•.
Date
:Page
Co.—
preferred stock
Sep 15
Barton Distilling Co. 6% secured notes due July 1, '64—Aug 20
Beaunit Corp. $5 dividend cumul. pfd. stocks
Sep
1
cumul.
■
•
—_——Aug 15
debentures due Feb. 15, 1982—
Southern Counties Gas Co. of. California-—
Trunkline
/
1
" '
4%%
$1.50
•
1
-
Rapid Transit, Inc.— " ■
'
first & coll. mtge. bonds due Feb. 1, 1963———Aug
Co. 5%% debs, due Mar. 1, 1977—Sep
Ashland
426
426
Sep
1982—
4%%
4%%
^
.x_——Oct
1987—
Pioneer Natural Gas
Potomac
*
.
-
Sept.
*
:
1990—_Aug 15 "
_
refund. 3 J/8%, series C
&
'
due
Mining Co.—
5%%
12-year
New
4%%
•
series due
4%%
bonds
mtge.
Power. Co.
Homestake
'
316
316
1 ;
-*
r
Co.—
Power
4
••
-
trust bonds 3'%% series due 1972—Sep
debs, due Sept. 1, '82_Sep
and personal
as
;
1963—_—_———Sep
Consolidated Natural Gas Co., 5%
Consumers
.
Aug 14 -.
Co.—1
& coll.
mtge.
seriea O
bonds
1968—:—Aug 15
1,
stock—
.
due
Electric Co., Ltd.—
mtge.
6%% "1st
1st
Page
,.
Engineering Co., Inc.—
6 J/a %
million.
debs
etc.___
deposits
time
deposits-
Commercial
344
CAPITAL
6
56%
25
Oil
v,
,
savings
412
—1,053
x—502
__——
official
—
Borrowings:
51
«
Standard
Oil
savings
f+.
■
3,557
579
767
48
51
r —f
x
debentures" due April
American Investment Co. of Illinois
3
Standard
153
+7,657
995
176
—;
.
10,864
50
15
Standard
64,644
4,771
—
21
453/4
i/a
+
46
—3,440
-
,
_—
62 J/4
5
.
153
225
;
24%
20g
(Indiana)
-•
62%
2V2
Brands
Oil
+
87
+•
88,
4,796
24%
62%
•
—
—
156,239
Adams
10
Socony Mobil Oil
2,807
+
16
+.
9
5
Railway
Rand
••
50
10
.
+
199
Foreign:
.
50
37%
..5
Southern
and
States
150
II—.1
Aviation
+
—
644
.*
■>
Industries^
Standard
26
5
Roebuck
Sperry
31
5
Paper
Schenley
+2,390
779
+
52,139
—
Total
45
343/4
20%
.
Corp of America
Republic
Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Sears
26 »/4
343/4
ZZ*
Petroleum
Regis
26%
34%
1__2
Radio
St
26%
»
Oil—
Pure
bank
Other liabilities &
Capital
*
Cash Register
Dairy.
x
American
(429)
Surplus
,_5
Distillers
+
—
1,582
'
Savings
'
Deferred
784
8V3
Ward
—
12,466
—
75
Mining
455
169
322
;; +3,779
—
14,886
lllncludes certified and officers1
50%
31 %
Monsanto Chemical
North
notes
Total deposits
10
—~1
National
144
4,818
106
Other
28
2y2
National
(1,482)
Treasurer—general
Foreign
25
31%
Corp...
National
S.
633/8
5
Montgomery
Reserve
Member
63
91
Paper
5
63
18
x
—
4,715
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Deposits:
214
193/4
P.
—
—.2,514
—
452
* .-7
"
!
534
+
—>2,358,
400
14
—
6,754
14,557
—
—
Commercial
2,534
768
_
352
+
3;624
2,095
LIABILITIES—
Federal
42'/a
19%
.
Minnesota
+
Other
23
19%
Martin-Marietta
Mead
(1,053)
__
Total assets
223/8
*
McGraw-Edison
779
From
223/a
50%
...XjZ'
1,556
31,745 J.500
———
Foreign:,
Govts.,
30,196
assets
42%
1%
Oil
29,959
collection
of
process
premises
23
42 Va
—3 J/3
Greyhound
+1,495
60
48%
Tire
International
90
403/4
in
Bank
1
,
;
Mutual
,.
—2,499
+
372
,
—
securities.
Govt,
S.
Other
,5
...
Dynamics
Gulf
50
20 J/4
393/4
U.
items
1
2'/a
Trailer
General
Goodyear
94%
20
39%
3
1%
Ford
Fruehauf
94%
20
10
Gas
Stores
+
4,023
Domestic
„
Eastman
52
2,866
29,959
bought
Total loans and securities
67
233/8
7
+
7
638
+
20
108
Light
17,341
+
713
14
15
15
—.5
Power &
Chemical
DuPont
+
Commercial
50
16%
25%
19
partnerships & corporations
political subdivisions^
and
Other
401
23%
38%
48%
1
__x—
...
Dayton
Dow
—
.
Gas
49
—25
...
473/4
22%
45
20%
1
Burlington
Chesapeake
443/a
21%
33%
+
Jt
».
,
48
39%
.
23%
bmolo-iq
Time
364
31%
22
47
States
5,745
"
outright
under repurchase agreement
Held
154
—
banks—,—,
U. S. Government
Domestic interbank:
ir
3,007
.
._
—.
Total
41
31
5
Boeing
140
108% 111%
—.3
Steel.
Bethlehem
-
+
17,812
_.
———_/
domestic
Individuals,
20
16
—10
:
Demand
■■
.-i/uipy
Bonds
53%
Stores—;
780
17
deposits adjustedt-.—-i
—62,819-'•*;+1,051+
deposits—totalU ______-—l/——88,615
—2,922
—1
Demand
42
"Jo
x,
243
+
—
+ 1,554
banks
R.
assets—met
:'J1
securities:
....
+
7
4———-7,.
:
—
LIABILITIES—
380
'
agreement
repurchase
-
94
+
37
—
assets/liabilities-
•
Government
S.
"
—
+
—
Other
163
+
194
Certificates
Allis-Chalmers
Armco
_
15,871
...
(492)
„■
-
50
'
indebtedness—
of
Total
—1,560
1.206
advances.
;
UNLISTED
60
23
—
2,528/
securities—total.—.—
coin
with
—
5
'
.
Bought outright—
1,233
•
and
Bought outright —;
U.
1,309
673/4
26%
67%
Gamble
&
Balances
1961
'
•
3
—
3,359
year———
F.
257
.
'—•
83
1,314
commercial banks
years—
and
—
14,506
years
with
431
—
6
+
'
——x_—>.=
securities
Currency
Acceptances:
5
—
Procter
______
5
i_
Cai;ds—
14,665
notes__
R.
gold certificate reserves
Cash
Discounts
.—50
Chemical
Kroger
Total
31%
.100
pfd.
1
Picher..
Gibson
U
P
Telephone
Cincinnati
Eagle
T
for F.
—
five
five
160
—
736
323
10
&
O
N
fund
Redemption
'_
account
certificate
Gold
75
27%
46
Aug. 2,
1962
1962
ASSETS—
185
26%
45
45%
July 25,
289
1,755
.
etc.—
—
one
240
"
'
.——
certificates
to
Reserves
10
27
common..
& Electric—
Cincinnati. Milling
DuRois
26%
10
Papers
Cincinnati
28%
Other
Decrease(—) Since
Aug. 1,
High
"
——
loans
domestic
After
Increase( + ) or
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
One
(In millions of dollars)
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
'
,
_
loans
Within
Sales
+
institutions:
finance,
banks.;
foreign
Treasury
Week's
Friday
+1,640
12
Treasury notes and U. S. bonds maturing:
WEEK
LAST
78
+
carrying:
_
to
to
"
!
—
financial
personal
finance,
.Government
S
+5,191
—
1,408
,
iTreasury, bills
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
27)
JULY
U.
*
+7,146
+ 6,612
262
—
pur¬
—
nonbank
to
estate
Loans
Consolidated Statement of Condition
614
313
securities—x
purchasing or
Other
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
for
securities
Sales
Other
FOR
for
—
Government securities.!..—-——.
S.
Other
•
1961
—
—
"
securities
loans
./
of dollars)
32,960
loans—__
dealers
and
Government
S.
Other
1962*
..
123,213
121,657
—_
—7—
loans
brokers
to
Other
Real
RANGE
industrial
and
chasing or carrying:
1.397359
2.804700
2.804900
2.805200
Loans
.194175
.231212
Commercial
—
adjustedt
investments
Agricultural
.231337
1.397210
1962
adjusted!
.0350000
.194175
and
.139950
.0350000
loans
Loans
2.777425
.194200
or
Since
July 26,
75,026
investments
and
Total
.277650
2.776930
i
'■V.
>
July 18,
.
(In millions
Loans
.277825
V
'?•
■
ASSETS—•
.00161100
.00161100
2.777128
"Increase { + )
'
■
July 25,
.210200
2.804700
.00161100
:
•
.250237
.
.210187
2.804900
"•-,•••
7
Loans
RECEIVED
others decreased $40 million.
Loans to
increased $352 million.
from
.927156
.144700
suspended.
•Temporarily
decreased $562 million and bor¬
Federal Reserve Banks
.210275
**
-231412
Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom,
pound sterling
for
member banks
weekly reporting
of
.0201100
.926718
-^4200
Switzerland, franc
.0387000.
.0201047
.0201093
.144675
-0350000
escudo
Portugal,
Spain,
Sweden,
.0387000
.210262
7
.140012^
krone
.0387000
.0201050
.00161091
.00276283
.327302
.0800560
-278043
2.777425
Italy, lira
Japan,
Borrowings
2.235219
2.234820
2.234900
~*
.0387000
.250525
.210140
2.805200
mark
deutsche
Germany,
__
'
T
2.234980
tions decreased $55
*
*
*
2.235219
.0387000
.0201050
* .927187
.210262
.144700
.00310633
.204050
pesox
Australia, pound—
Austria, schilling.
time
$
$
.
Argentina,
Savings deposits increased $71 million and "other"
deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpora¬
million.
Aug. 2
*
deposits
trict.
Thursday
Aug. 1
July 28
July 27
*
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
million.
adjusted increased $518 million in
New York City; $275 million in the Chicago District;
$100 million in the Dallas District; $74 million in the
Cleveland District, and $59 million in the Atlanta Dis¬
INCLUSIVE
1962,
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
Unit
and Monetary
Country
27,
of
and
Government bonds by $86
S.
Demand
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FORFTPrN
total
combined
the
lion,
U.
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
certifies daily to the
decreased: Treasury
by $14 mil¬
Treasury notes and
banks
by $400 million, Treasury certificates
bills
to the
Pursuant
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
.
member
reporting
weekly
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
.
*
•
*
Volume 19&
Number 6183
.
.
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
.
Company and IssuerClark
Grave
5
Date
s.
%.%
Vault
Coir—
♦
__Aug 10
426
mtge. bonds series a due 1973——
Power & Light Co.— "
5%% first mtge. bonds, series due Nov.
1, 1989
Rochester Telephone
;Corp. 4 % s. f. debs, due 1963
mtge.
Cities
5(4%
Gas
conv.
1958
bonds
Aug
and
preferred
Manhattan
8
Marsh
318
Aug 27
Marsh
*
__Aug 31
&
1964_J
15,
476
stock;
6%
pfd.
conv.
conv.
preferred
Aug
6
"
"
"
i
..
.
62 (4c
Ihc,;
8-
30c
9-
4
8-15
8- 6
35c
8-31
8-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Life
&
(quar.)___
dividend)
3%%
McDonnell
1
*
'
Name of
Jones
Company
Motor-
Jorgensen
Kansas
Co.
City
Share
(quar.)
(Earle
M.)
Power
When
(quar.).
8-15
North'Shore
8-15-
Northern
]. 9-
1
8-15
McKesson
8-15
,
25c
95c
9-1
9-
1
9-
1
8-14
1
8-14
L
8-14
$1.05
4.35%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.08%
9-
(quar.)-
$1.12(4
.9-
Building
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.),.
Douglas, Ltd.,i class
I
:
""
87 (4 c
1
,
1-2-63
Co".
(quar,)___!
Kenhametal," inc.
(quar.)
1
Kentucky Central Life & Accident insurance
Cpmmon
.,4—!
_
18c
9-15'
9-
40c
*." *'
8-20
'
8-10
Kentucky Stone' Co.,
common
(quar.
Common
4%%,
Keyfe's
&
1st
Mexican
3
Miami
,10-15
10-
3
1-15-63
.1-
8
4-15-63
4-
8
1-
8
•"
King
Steel
&
plus
realized
8-
10-
1
9-
8-15
7
-
Midwest
9-10
8-10
.
1
8%c"
"
=
...
8'Ac
9-15
9-
Laufa
,,
14c
10-
11-
1
40c
9-
6
10-
Inc.
,
5
.
9rl5'
8-15
..
'
9-29
•10-
Leattl
preferred
&
Leesona
Lehigh
Leslie
Salt
preferred
preferred
Lipb Rqllway
Corp.,
class A
'
'
Little Miami RR.—r
Original
Original
Original
Special
Special
Special
Stock
Stock
I lttbri
Local
Lock
split)______
(quar.)_
8-15
Co.,^
7-iOUisiana
Gas
preferred
Loyal
Insurance
Life
Lucky Stores
Lukens
Steel
8
National
9-
8-
8
Lykes
Bros.
9-
8-
9-
8-
9-
9-10
25%
8-22
9-10
8-24
18c
8-15
7-25
20c
9-
1
Class
8-15
Nelly
Ry.—
(s-a)__
8-15
$2.50
(quar.)
75c
8-
1
Mines
8-
I
8-15
8-
8
35c
"
8-27
8-
20c
8-15
New
7-31
8-31
9-10
Industries
Macassa
Macco
Gold
Mines.
Chemical
MacDonald
MacLeod's,
MadMillan
Madison
(E.
Magna vox
Ltd.
:
8-24
1714c
:
(quar.)
:
;
;
Company
Metals
from invest, income)—
(increased)—,
(quar.)_
e
dividend
9-15
f5c
9-
1
8-
1
8-15
10-15
t30c
jl5c
*
(John
9-28
8-15'
7-31
New
New
New
Jersey
York
8-31
9-
9-15
1
12-
pfd.
conv.
Zinc
Air
8-13
9-12
-
:
8-17
*
Electric
New
York
State
8-15
8-
8-
25C
75o
8-22
10-15
t
redeemable
redeemable
preferred
New York
8-17
Class
"1714c
9-15
8-24
5c
8-15
7-31
8^15
7-31
5(4%
B
preferred
(quar.)
A
preferred
(quar.)_—_
&
Co.
Peerless
Mines,
8-15
Peninsular
8-
9
8
8-10
7-20
9-14
9-
5
2%
8-16
7-16
10-15
9-14
10-15
9-14
9-
1
8-22
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-10
9-28
9-14'
11-
1
3
8-27
8-16
10" 4
11-1
10-25
9-15
8-17
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
16(4c
12(4c
5%
B
' '*
8-24
8-10
9-14
8-10
9-14
—
8-10
8-27
5c
8-10
17(4c
20c
.
8>15
8-
8
7-
2
8-
1
9-
5
8-16
9-
«
Products
—
5
8-16
Ltd., common
Penn Fruit Co., common
(quar.)__
7-2T
7-27
7-27
7-3L
9-14
8-24
8-10
7-20
8-10
9- 1
8-24
9-14
8-31
9-14
8-31
4C
9-17
9- 3
8-20
9-18*
8-
3
8-
4
8-15
7-16
8-20
8-15
Certificates
Penobscot
beneficial
of
Chemical
Fibre
—
interest
Mfg.
Co.,
!—,___—
Perfect
Circle
Perkins
Corp.
Machine &
preferred
Petersburg
Petroleum
Gear
(quar.)
Hopewell'
&
preferred
(quar.)_
Pioneer Finance Co., 6(4%
$1.60 prefferred (quar.)
com.—
93%c
10-
1
9-
7
$1.12(4
10-
1
9-
7
$1.12(4
10-
1
9-
7
,
(quar.
$1.25
9-19
9-19
$1.25
1
$1.50
'
10-
1
9-
5
9-
5
9-14
*
40c
Electric
Industrial
Class
Class
Powers'
A
1
8-10
7-31
8-
8
8-15
8-
8
9-1
8-3
9-
30c
75c
9-
1
8-11
9-
9
8-17
9-
1
8-15
___________
-—
Power
(quar.)
Products Co.—
B
2nd
9-10
8-17
9-28
9-
9- 4
8-20
8-31
8-31
8-10
8- 9
9- 1
9-15
9-30
9-14
8-
4
3
8-24
9-1
8-6
10-15
10-
1
16%c
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-
1
I
1
8-20
5c
9-M
8-15
8-15
9-24
62(4c
62(4c
9-24
9-24
9- 1
8-158-15
9-28
40c
31 (4c
$1-75
3(4c
5c
8-
8-
8- 1
8- 1
9- 4
9- 4
9- 4
8-10
,
7-31
7-31
4
9-
7c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Gamble
—
Co.
Corp.,,
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
(quar.)
pfd,
(quar.)
9-
1
8-10
lc
9-
1
8-10
25c
(quar.)
Hall, Inc. (quar.)
Realty,
class A
&
8-20
...
(quar.)
Presidential
Class
4.
25c
25c
7(4c
36c
(quar. )
B
Proctor-Sllex
9-
8-15
8-15
$1
:
preferred
(quar.)_
Regulator
Procter
1
$15c
—
Potomac
Company
& Talbot-, common
preferred; (quar.)
Power
8-
20c
(quar.)
8-31
7-20
8-15
$1.75
—
Gas
Exploration. Inc. (Maine),
Permutlt, Inc.
(quar.)
6%
8-15
8-15
1
Co.—
Pope
35c
1
9-
30c
(quar.)
8-15
*
8-15
9-
—
&
5
8-15
20c
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
—75c
Philadelphia Elfectric Cb.
(quar.)__
30c
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristbwn RR.
Quarterly
$1.50
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.
(quar;)
25c
Philadelphia Transportation
(resumed)—15c
Phillips Petroleum (quar.)
47(4c
Piedmont Natural Gas, common
(quar.)
15c
$5.50 preferred
(quar.)_
$1.37(4
Pillsbury Co., common (quar.)___
37(4c
$4
9-
75c
(quar.)
common
Extra
8-10
1
$1106
$1.16
$1
Pepperell
7%
25c
5c
15c
—
(quar.)
Publishing (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jfewellbrs (quar.)
8-31
10-
8-20
10- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-10
50c
9-15
8-20
40c
(quar.)
$45c
7-27
1
12(/2c
(quar.)-
8-15
1
Pool
•,
:
6
9-
9-10
7-27
8-31
9-10
9-
9-
9-10
1
7-20
8-15
8-15
15c
1
8-14
10-
7-27
6
57(4c
1
8- 9
5c
1
8-15
8-15
9-
-58(4c
convertible preferred (quar.)U_—_
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)_
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pftf. (quar:) "
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust
10-
8-
28c
"
8-15
8-15
8-15
4.68%
10-
3
8-10
8-15
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-27
4.60%
Prentice
A
7-27
7-27
8-15
15c
"*
$1
8-
8-25
60c"
7-27
$20c
$35c
,
(quar.)
$1.01%
8-17
206
8-17
8-15
8-15
25c
$1.23 preferred (quar.)
—:
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Preferred
(quar.)
Piatt Corp. (monthly)
Plymouth Riibber (quar.)
Polaroid
Corp.,
common
(quar.)__.
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
i
18c
(quar.)___
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dryd'ock—-
Quarterly
1
8-16
$1.06%
(quar.)
prior preferred
9-
1
8-15
5c
Penmans,
*
8-10
8-17
9-
7(46
"
8- 8
10-
1
$4c
—
9-15
15c
—
•
(quar.)___^—_—
Metal
9-
20c
Ltd
Co.
Tube
9-13
28(40
(quar.)__
preferred
Porcupine
,'A|-12
30c
redeemable
7-14
8-15
(quar.)-__^
Times, class
1
31 %c "
31(4c
(quar.)
redeemable
Pfaudler
;
7-31
10-
9-; 1., v 8-15
31 %c
8-17
20c
3,75% preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
4(4%
prefferred (quar.)
1
34%c
(quar.)—
Pendleton Tbol Industries
(quar.):
8-15
75o
(quar.)
8-15
10-15
37V2c
—
Paton Mfg. Ct)., Ltd., common
7% preferred (quar.)
;
8
8c
Electric & Gas, com.
71c
8-7
11-
Co.—
preferred
Parsons,
.
8-10
"
tTSo
$1.12(4
(quar.)
Co.
9-11
Pan American World' Airways (quar.)
Park Chemical Co.
(quar.)
8-15
-
Co,
1
30c
$1.25
(quar.)
Pamout
9-15
lnc.__
Brake
10-
15c 1
$0.3281%'
9-13
9-15
(quar.)-
,
$1
(quar.)
8-15
1
9c
Electrib
8-10
25c
9-27
30c
(quar.)
J.),
CO.
5
(quar.)
&
(L.
9-
$20c
common
9-17
9-
4.36%
redeemable
preferred
(quar.)
27V4C
Pacific Lighting Corp., com.
(quar.)'
60c
Packaging Corps of America, common—20c
6%
preferred, (quar.)
37(4c
Pall. Corp., class A (quar.)
10c
1
56%c
class
9-17
9-7
A.)
5%
.
.
5%
4.50%
8-10
50c
(quar,.).____
&
1
3
______
4.80%
»
8-10
12-20
\
Co.,
-5%
1
8-31
f
$1.75
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
8-15
,
8-31*
1
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
2%
Inc.
England
15c
"
10-
8-
—
8-15
5c
Co.
(quar.)„
6%
partic, pref. A (quar.)
Bloedel & Powell - (quar.)
(quar.
8-31
1214c
F.)
Ltd.,
Fund
Magnetic
Stock
(quar.)__
8-15
—*—$1,50
A
10-
12-
—
(quar.)-
1
62(4c
Penton
pfd. (quar,.)
pfd.
(quar.)—
class
3
3%
$l5c
(quar;)w_
5(4%
preferred
(quar.)___
5%
preferred
(quar.)
8-31
i.
on
7-16
10-
$1.19
(quar.)_
preferred-
Gas
6%
,8-31
'
;
(quar.)___
(Don)-
4.05%
-
MSL
'
60c
System
New Jersey Power &
Light—
"4%
preferred
(quar.)_
7-25
8-15
9-10
20c
-
B
$2.40'preferred
Nesbitt
3
25c
•
9-15
50C
Stores,
Nestle-LeMur
35c
;
:
split
8-15
$1
East Line; Ltd., common
1st
Pacific
1
25c
& Chemical Corp.
(quar.)_
Corp;, class A1 (quar.).
Corp., cl; A- & cl. B* (stk. div.)
stock
7-16
$$1.75
Corp,,, elass A (quar.)—___
Co., oommon (quar.)
Coast
5%%
1
1
series
Neptune Meter Co.,
'<
.
(quar.)__
(quar.)_Li
9-12
25c
(Boston.)—
;
88-
1
-
:—
Inc.
(quar.)
Neitnan-Marcus Co., common (quar.)1
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper, class A (quar.)
8-24
9-15
2-for-l
8-15
8-15
'"
7-30
25c
$12c
1
8-15
8-15
1
..
,
Video
Nedick's
7-38-
9-
30C
Research
8-23
8-15
9-
\
Starch
Nationwide
8-15
9-30
&
1
8-17
t
*«.
(Canada)—-
series_
stock
National
8
25c
stock
National
8
t70c
Securities
6
8-
20c
-—
.8-8
$37y2c
(quar.)
Steamship Co.
9-
National
(quar.)
'
:___
Preferred
f70c
Assurance
Quarterly
8
1114c
(reducfed)
Co.
7-31
Life
8-
(quar.)
Co.
Lunkertheimer
National
9-
7o
(Del.)
9-
.
(quar.)
(quaf.)
7-30
12(4c
Fund
8-10
7-18
$0,065
divid.)
(quar,)
B
8-10
Far
55c
n_".
(quar.)
common
prefewed' A
preferred
8-
(quar.)
5% non-cumulatiVe
Louisville
Nashville
Protective
Lead;
7%
6%
9-
dividend)—
(quar.)_
Louisville Cement
(quar.).
Louisville, Henderson &. St. Louis
Quarterly
___;
Lucky Friday Silver-Lead
National
7
Pacific
25c
$4.50
Co.,
8-10
9-
7-16
10-
—
2-1*
9-
.
RR.
8-17
,
(quar.)—
1
25c
(quar.)__
1
9-
8-10
12(40
(quar.)
7-31
9-
8-22
Corp.—
par)-
8-15
30c
20c
(s-a)—__
Employers Insurance
10-
(quar.)__!.__
(quar.)_____
i-
par)
11-16
r
60c
(quar.).
Service
Gypsum
f4VuC
___,
($50
7-31
8-15
+$1.75
—__
National Drug & Chemical.
National
$1.21
common
;
preferred
2-15
9-10
.
4(4%
7-318-10
8-15
61 (4c
—
9-30
20c
(quar.)'
(quar.)
4%%- preferred ($100
8-15
8-31
59%c
common
9-30
40c
Chemical
1
8-15
37(4c
12(40
.
(quar.)
&
1
9-
1
31 %c
$1.37(4
Common
,j4iI8c
.
Co.
8*
9-
(quar.)
35c
—___—10%
1
9-15
$1.14
2(4%
37(4c
Register
Casket
Distillers
9-
25c
(quar.)—
—
National
7
t$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)__
7(4c
Co._
National
7-30
Pacific
2%
(stock
6
8-31
lc
:___
7-26
8-
9-12
40c
(quar1.)•_:
8-15
5c
North
6%
2nd preferred series A (quar.)_
Pacific Coast Properties (stock dividend)-—
-
Detroit
9-21
8-10
1%
'J
;
8-15
1
9-10
7-27
v
of Westchester
Cash
National
-
7
11-16
8-15
Gas
Bank
National Biscuit
3
12-10
3%c
preferred
(Tulsa)
9-
.
,12-10
Star
4/84%
of
8-17
3-10-63
stock
Pacific
9-15
t$1.75
income——-—^
Bank
9-10
50c
Finance,... preferred
(quar.)Pipe Co.
(quar.)
Lone
9-28-
$1.10 3-10-63
Inc.,. (initial),
9-15
1
(Auburn, N. Y.)
Bank
,
50c
(stock
Bank
10-
8-30'
1
6c
Corp.—
ordinary
National
9-1
25c
30c
i
(quar.)
National
8-17
50c
Ltd.
Ftom
•
Co.
$1.31%
8-10
t25c
i__:
8-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
10-
(quar.)
income)
1
40c
Nassau
National
8-
:
9-11
$5
;
8-15
1
(quar.)
Grocers,
dividend
preferred
10-
.
Fund, ♦ Inc. * (quarterly *"
8-20
9-10
12140
Joint
London'
\ from,
preferred
Paper
(quar.)
8-10
9-4
4.75%
$1.15
(quar.)_,^
Mutual. .Investment
8-15
9-
,
Lobjaw. Groceterias, Ltd.
$1.50 1st preference A (quar.)_____
2nd preference (quar.)___
A
Muskogee Company
8-10
(quar.)__
1
preferred
9-
Chemical
dividend)
1
50c
(quar.)________
(quar.)
(stock
A
National
v
A
Class
8-15
Orbit- Instrument Corp; {stock dividend)
Oshawa Wholesale Ltd., class A
Owens-Illinois Glass, common (quar.)_
Oxford'
;
9-15
Stock
Ltd., class
(quar.)
,
1
(quar.)
Oxford
(quar.)
Aviation
30c
preferred
8-20
(quar. )_^___
Co„ Inc. (quar:)_;
Co.
Acme
,60c
7%
8-20
25c
:
6
9-
(initial-quar.)
8-20
(quar.)
(-quar.)_
8-
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4%
preferred; (quar.)
$1.10
Laboratories—„
National
Stock
B
Diablo
National
Stock
$2.40 ' preferred
A
8-31
1
common
1
(quar.)____
common
preference B
9-10
8-
$1.10
Cos.,
Class.
Ltd.,
1
9-10
$1.10
(2-fOr-l
•
8-10
9-10
New
1
8-10
15c
-
.
Corp.,
7%. preference
Co.
6
8-15
Products—
1
4
9-
Ontario Steel
9-
(quar,)___
Chemical
Corp.
9-
25c
preferred
6
$1.43
32 (4c
of
-
preferred
Gas,
Street
9-
9-
1%
8
3%
9,
,60c
j
.
(
Tyrone
$1.25
common
4.60%
ofd.
4.56%
Chemical Corp.
$1.37(4
$1.27(4
•
dividend
9-10
15c
(quar.)
Industries
LoblaVr
.
25c
—
41'%c
Physicians Guild Investing.
—15c
Nation-Wide'Check (quar.)— i__—'
5(4c
Monthly
5(4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Llttfelfuse,
8-14
1
•
8-10
;-9-17'
.
35c
(quar.)
Stock
8-
9-
10-
3%
.'.V
'8-15
4
(quar.)
3
8-
,
30c
Co.
dividend
William
One
Onyx
(Fort
(quar.),
(quar.)
:
preferred
.
5(4%.
9-18
9-
$1.44
IL—LL
(quar.)
Insurance
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)______.
Murphy
Corp.,
common
(quar.)L___
8-15
,9-1
'12(46.
1
,
8-17
9-28
:
1
9-.1'
106
I;
(quar.)—
8-31
25c
Extra
12-17
9-
—
Co.
Oliver
25c
Life
9-1
8-
(quar.)—
preferred' (s-a)
Mathieson Chemical
4%
Mount
9-15
Libbey-Owens-Fprd Glass (quar.)
1
Libby, McNeill & Libby (stock dividend)—__ "
Lite & Casualty Insurance Co.
(Tenn.)—
Quarterly"
;
Link-Belt
8-22
7-27
7%,
1
1
"
Life, Insurance Co. of Virginia
Lilly (Eli) & Cb. (quar.)
8-22
25C
5ft
Morrison-Knudsen
,=
9-14-
12-31
10c
,
11-
9<-28
...
~
(quar.)'
9-29
9-29
Olhv
8-10
Moore
9-17
10r
______
l___
_
8-17
40c
8-24
8-22
9-17
I2I/2C
...
(quar.)"
(quar,) __
Portland Cement
9-12
8
4
9-17
11-15
25c
(quar.)_*
Co.
-
$37c
.
quar.)
Corp.
20c
15c
United
Movielai.* Filfti
25c
___,
5%%.
f
1;
9-30
2.92%
Corp., class A (initial
Iric., common (quar.)_
8-10
9-
•
(Brooklyn!)—v
dividend—
8-
8-24
7-31
'
1
9-30
7-31
1
8-20
—-
8-3
$1.12(4
preferred (quar.)
4.92% preferred (quar.)
Okanagan Telephone Co., common
Illinois—
~
8-16
9-1
8-
,
—
4%=%
7-31
Stock
7-30
8-
Stock
10-16
30C
Mon-Art, Inc., 8% conv. pfd. (initial' quar.)
Monarch Fine Foods (serai-annuaT)
Monarch Marking System (quar.)
7-27
L
8-15
.
7-30
1
25c
N
8-25
-8-31-
8-15
(quar.)
Co.,
Oklahoma Natural
Missouri: Portland Cement
(quar.)'__
Moqine: Mfgr. Co: (quar.)
Molybdenum Corp. of America (stock div.)__
6
1
9-
lOi.
Candy Shops (quar.$17(4c
Chemicals
(increased)
6q
Stock
11-
8-15
4,40%
8-21
$1.50
'
Cooler
Leader-Durst
Leaf Siegler,
f25c
Investment.
Mississippi Glass,
Mississippi Power,
9-11
27,%c
„
8*
1,
14c
,
Secord
.
Edison
8-15
1
9- 1
14c
„
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A (incr.
quar.))
Class A (quar.)
;
Lambton Loan & Investment Co
Laraston
(M. H.), fnc, (quar.)
Law,ter
Crankshaft
Ohio
7-30
$5.10
V
___
dividend
Ohio
7
9-29
5%
1
12-
12-15 '
-
Stock
Ogilvie Flour Mills. 7%
7
9-
8-15
8-28
i
(stock, dividend)
•
2%
(quar..
12 (4c
La Crosse Telephone? (increased
quar,)—,
.; 22c
Laclede Gas. Co;, common; (quar.)—.,___
26 %c.
4,32.%
preferred A (quar.)___
27c
5%
preferred B
(quar.)
!
* 3114c
Lafayette National Bank
Crosse
8
9-
1
-
7-25
9-12
8-
1
dividend
Monsanto
La
8-24
bene¬
1
8-15
8-15
—
10-
split)
$1.12(425c
(quar.)___
(s-a)
10-16
tr-&iJ2<y V1V7-3L
8c
Life-
Carolina
Minneapolis .Gas Co., common
5(4% .preferred (quar.)
;
8-10
5c
Occidental
8-17
8-20
of
I
9-29
1
9-14
32(4c
common
(quar.)
Insurance
8-17
1
9-
8-
9-14
1
10-25
fl5c
;
Glass
L
9-
10%
8-24
8-20:
10-
(quar.)
Water (quar.)
Midwestern
7-31
ll%c
_____
Apparel,
of
^
$1.43%
common
Co.
9-
$50c
$68%c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Pharmacal
8-10
8-24
1
8-15
10- 1
40c
;
Service,
406
Co
(Initial)
Public
9-
IOC
common
Gas,
preferred
preferred
Norwich
Bros. Hat Co., common- (quar.)_,—10c
6% "preferred (quar.)
$1.50
Mine Safety Appliances Co.—
4(4%' preferx'ed (quar.)
L____
:
:
56V4C
7-31
—
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kroger Company, common (quar,)—.—:
L'Aiglon
unit
Co.
Natural
87(4c
—
preferred
Middlesex
,
8-15
'... s
preferred. (quar,);
5%
8
50c
:
,
.
6 ft
1
4
37(4c
—
5%%
(quar.)
Northwestern-States Portland Cement (quar.)
7-27
9-10
4(4%
8-15
Miller
(I. B.) Rubber Co.
(quar..s
Knickerbocker Fund (quarterly from income)
Biologicals, Inc. (N. Y.)—
1
Quarterly
Quarterly
Kratter Corp.—
'
Class;A (monthly)-;--.
Class
9-
Tube
stock
8
8-10
10-
Ltd—
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
5.72% .
Northwestern
8
8-
8-30
Power,
preferred
Obear-Nester
—„_
Telephone
common
(6-for-5
8-10
31c
Kleinert
(monthly)
A
.(monthly)___:
New
8-15
,
spe-
a
4—:
A
8-24
1
8-24
8-
9-
$L
Power, $1 jjfd. (quar.)—
Processing Center (stock div.)
States
Stock
Knickerbocker
Class
9-
1%
profits
-
Middle
>
8-10
"8-20
$1.18%
&
Seamless
1
•
—
Michigan Sugar, 6% preferred (accum.)—__
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
(11c
Wire
Quarterly.
9-15
30c
Co. (quar.)
International
Inc.
(Kansas)
Louie-
"•
Light
Data
Miohigan
'
k
16c
______
income
net
63
15c
(quar.)
investment
20c; from
1-15
$1.18%
common
preferred
net
of
Keystone
ficial
3
25c
_1_L:
Keystone Alloys (stock dividend)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone Income Fund "Series K-l"
from
7-27
5.75%
506
,
($0.1110244- per
interest)
12-
Northwest
10c
(quar.)
Trust
12-
25c
—L_______
____
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.
Fibre " Co.,
icial
Mesabi
8-15
8-10
2%
& Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
12-15
25c
'
(quar.)
preferred
4.80%
Merck
/
12-15
5% preferred (s-a)
$1.25
Kentucky Utilities,
common" (quar.)!__L_L1'',:
43c
Ketchum
1
10c
*"
'
Common (quar.)
dividend)
(initial)
Corp.
5
1
9-
2%
(stock
preferred B
10c
,
dividend
Co.
4
9-
30c
,,
Gas
Utilities, Ltd. (quar.)____
Bancorporation, common (quar.)
50%; preferred (quar.)
;—.
9,
Natural
Northwest
1
8-31
9- 1
9-20
44c
Northland
8-18
Y.)—
(N.
(quar.)
preferred A____,
Menasco Mfg.
Go. (s-a)u
8-3
10c
L_.1V.
_
Extra '
Bank,
,
9-20
20c
30c
112 %c
Quebec
1st
8-31
9-12
.
5(4%
8-31
common—
Initial
1
8-
7-30
8-31
9-20
(quar.)___
Ontario
Northern
9-20
9-14
25c
35c..
4%%
•
_
Common
4%
*
r__4_____I—, $1.06%
National
Pictures
Melville Shoe
.8-10
10^
37(4.c.
(quar.,
42(4c
(quar.)
9-14
8-13
9-20
(quar.)
Service,
Northern
8-30
,
9-4
.
preferred
f
1
8-31
37(4c
(Illinois)
Public
912-
9-10
7(4c
Northern Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone;; com. (quar.)
r
t30c
Co.
9-15
12-15
10c
343/8C
common
8-15
1
9-30
7-19
10c
(quar.)—
(quar,)
8-17
9-12
(quar.)
Mellbn National: Bank & Trust
12-15
8-31
Kellwood
.
Stock
Medallion
V 9-15
87 (4c
(quar.)__
preferred
10-
Gas
Indiana
4.40%
10-10
lv
15c
(quar.)
common
Meehan-Tooker
7-20
$6%c
1
;
A
Company
Gorp.,
9-
8-31
$1.37(4
<
—
Engineering
10-31
25c
(quar.)
common
Semi-annual
'
3 Mi %
&
Meadow-Brook
Co.—
3%%
Ke%
8-10*
&
McWhyte
8rl*J
(quar.)
Kellogg
I
8-14
$i
preferred
Broad
7-27
(quur.)
Mines Ltd. (quar.),_____
Robbins Inc.
(quar.)_
Machine
4%%'
4.20%
&
McNeil
Light—
preferred
(quar.)
4%-preferred! (quar.)__
4.50%
7-31
8-14
Corp.
Mclntyre Porcupine
Mead
&
3.80%
Kaufman
Holders
Payable of Rec.-
10c
Co.
Aircraft
McGra\V-Hlll Publishing Co.,
$5*50-preferred (quar.)
,
Per
5
9-
1
1
(
8-31
20c
Corp.
Investment,
9-
85c
10-11
9-28
Coal (-quar.)_
American
9-
60c '
8-10
II- 1
5(4%
preferred
(quar.)
6% prelerred (quar.),—
9-10
—
18c
—t5c
10c
55c
__i._
8-17
8- 9
—
North* American
5
,
8-30
9-14
9-10
$1
25c
(quar.)_.
Car
93%c
93%c
93%c
(194T series)" (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
2
preferred (quar.)
!___
Corp.
(increased quar.)__
$3.40
preferred
North
1
9-
adj.
North American
8-24
10-
9-10
4b
McCord.
.
7
9-
10-31"
9-13
130c
Quarterly
1
5%
Department Stores, common (quar.)—
$3^75,preferred (19.45 series) (quar.)
.
8-10
8-
25c
Extra
*
8-24
25c
Hegeler Zinc (stock
Co., Ltd-,
(quar:)..
$3.75 preferred
4%
Holders
Payable of Rec,
30c
6%
preferred (quar.)
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd
North American Acceptance
3
8-15
gains)
Noranda Mines, Ltd., new com. (init. quar.)=
Norfolk, & Western Ry., common
(quar.)
8-15
8-
When
Share
Corp. (12c from net* invest¬
plus 18c from undistributed
income
capital
7-20
j
5c
May
Continued from page 13
7
insurance
(initial)
Conveyer
ment
8-21
'
Company
Niagara; Share
10-11
20c
Inc.
Electric
Maui
1
8-15
9-1'tt
10c
(quar.)
Indemnity
Co.
Matthessen
•
11-
35c
49
Per
Name of
8-10
$0.0355
(quar.)
Corp.
Matheson
477
9-10
10c
McLettnan
Mathews
•Announced In this issue.
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Re c.
35c
Quarterly
stock;.
stock, 1959 series
(quar.)—.
common
Supermarkets., Ihci
Masco
When
Share
Co.,
Life Insurance (IT. V.)
Massachusetts
6%
&
Marshall Field <& Co.
March
Co.—
preferred
series;
due
R.)
(P.
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp.—
gen.
Mallory
-
5%
1st
6Vja%
Per
Nttmeof Company
Aug 22
Florida
United
Page
>
f.. debs. of 1951 due
Aug. 1, 1966_
Commonwealth Telephone Co. of Ohio—
4%
(57=7)*
10-
1
9-15
8-31
8-15
8-15
8-15
10- 1
10- 1
8-17
10c
15c
15c
37(4c
117/bC
15c
7-16
7-30
9-14
9-14
1
50
The Commercial and
(578)
of Company
Progress Mfg., $1.25 preferred (quar.)
Public Savings Insurance (Texas)—
Stock
4 V* %
preferred
4.90%
preferred
Service
Common
of
Co.
—
'
Electric
Service
preferred
preferred
4.18%
4.30%
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.05%
5.28%
Service
Public
3%%
4.32%
preferred
3.35%
Co.
of
8-
8-15
1
9-
B
9-29
8-31
9-29
8-31
9-29
8-31
9-29
Mfg.
8-31
4%
:
—
i.___
Hampshire—."f; !-;v,
New
Initial
Sierra Pacific Power
$2.44
8-31
Signode
preferred A (quar.)
Steel Strapping, common
5%
(quar.)__
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
8-15
preferred
Silver wood
Class
8-15
7-27
8-
4
9-
3
8-15
Skelly Oil Co.
Smith-Douglas
7-20
8-15
7-20
(Howard)
$2
1
8-
1
9-
Smith
8-31
9-14
9-15
8-15
8-24
7-13
9-28
8-31
8-14
7-31
Development
Company,
Ltd.
Purina
——
_—__.——
Rayonier, Inc.
(quar.)
Raytheon Co., 5(4% preferred
Reheis
._
—_________———
preferred
4.78%
preferred
1
9-14
10-
9-14
7-27
Southern
1
8-17
Southern
9-
Common
7-20
40c
11c
8-15
8-15
8-
9-
4.75%
1
9-18
4
8-31
(initial)
Common
6(4%
Chains
Renoid
A
Class
Chemical (quar.)
;
._
Winston
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Mines,
Rittenhouse Fund
Robbing
&
$1.50
preferred
Rochester Gas
4%
Inc.,
preferred I
Rochester Transit
Rockower
Bros,
9-14
8-15
10-
4
9-20
10-
4
9-20
8-
8-15
9-
1
8-
5
1
9-15
9r> 5
9-15
9-
5
8-10
9-
9-
8-10
9-
8-10
9-
8-10
9-
8-10
4.20%
9-
8-17
Sprague
8-15
8-
1
Stamford
Water
8-16
Standard
Brands,
Engineering
1
8-
3
$3.50
1
8-
3
Standard
Commercial
9-
1
8-15
Standard
Dredging
9-
1
8-15
9-
Products
(quar.)
6c
8-15
$1.60
Inc.
(Jacob)
Candies
Stover
Aeronautical
9-
1
7-31
9-
6
8-
Standard
9-
1
8-17
8-10
7-25
5c
$1.20
7-17
preferred (quar.)
Standard Register Co., common
8-17
Stanley Warner Corp.
7
80c
8-10
preferred
35c
8-15
8-
St.
(quar.)
A
Lawrence
Corp., Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
5%
Louis-San Francisco Ry.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
St.
Louis
St.
Paul
Stock
St.
Marine
Jose
4.75%
Water
Works,
preferred E
Schenley Industries,
50c
preference
Schering
5%
Corp.
Schneider
Scott
(Walter
(quar.)
common
$4
Dillon
Mfg.
3.65%
Seaboard
Land,
Seaboard
Surety
Sealed
Power
9-15
32(4c
9-
8-24
Hall
1
8-
Stern
3
8-
3
88-
3
Corp.,
7-20
8-10
7-20
35c
8-20
8-
10-15
15c
class A
(quar.)
;
36c
910-
1
Stern
3
&
American
Baer
Class
9-17
Stock
8-20
9-
1
8-15
Struthers
8-10
Suburban
11-
1
1
10-12
8-15
7-27
9-
8-14
1
8-14
8-15
35C
25c
(quar.)
9-
1
Stuart
10-12
30c
split)
(quar.)
Corp.
9-10
11-
1
35C
stock
•
8-
9-
5.20%
Sun
(increased
quar.)
__.
1
9-10
8-20
8-
35c
8-20
Quarterly
10c
8-10
7-25
Quarterly
l0c
11-10
Oil
Oil,
Ltd.
1
Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Propane Gas, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Co.
(quar.)
dividend
8-10
8-10
8-15
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.
(quar.)
Selkirk
Life
&
Trust
Co.
3
(Winston-Salem,
Swanee Paper Corp. (stock dividend)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
Syracuse Supply Co. (quar.)
Holdings, Ltd., class A
$ioc
8-10
7-31
Name
see
Corporation—
changed to Defiance Industries, Inc.
dividend
announcement
under
Tampa Electric,
4.32%
(John)
Shaer Shoe
&
Corp.
Co
(quar.)
22(4c
16C
10-
3
8-15
9-14
8-
1
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
_
1
7-25
8-27
class
8-31
8-17
common
series) (quar.)
(initial-quar.)
(1957
Inc.
Industries
quar.)
8-24
8-31
8-10
8-31
8-10
9-14
9-14
9-14
8-17
3
8-
South
8-24
1
8-13
9-
1
8-13
8-15
8-15
8-
1
8-
1
3%
9- 1
9-10
8-15
9-15
9-14
8-15
10-23
1
8-
6
8-29
9-23
3
7-20
1
8-30
8-15
9-
3
9-
3
8-15
9-
3
8-15
8-31
8-15
8-15
1010-
1
8-
1
1
9-15
9-15
8
La
8-23
8-
8-15
7-31
8-23
8-
9-14
8-31
9-15
8-31
8-31
8-17
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
37(4c
62(4c
5c
(quar.)
Salle Street Corp. (quar.)
8
8-10
8-15
8-
1
&
Electric
1
9-14
11-
(resumed).
1
10-18
8-15
7-31
10c
:
Rubber
Corp.
10-
8-30
8-10
90c
Metal Products
Asbestos
9-
Co.—
(quar.)
Steel
Electric
87(4c
92 (4c
1
6
7-20
8-15
7-20
8-15
7-20
8-15
T-20
40c
9-10
8-17
$69c
$75c
Corp
8-35
$1
$1.12(4
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.__
(Kansas) common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
9-29
Terminal Cold
Car
Air
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
50c
40c
Storage
Inc.,
9-14
40c
8-10
1
8-10
$2
8-31
8-22
60c
8-15
7-17
12(4c
$1.37(4
(quar.)
Lines,
9-14
9-29
9-
$1.25
California
of
Oil
9-15
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-16
8-15
7-31
9-
7-10
Co.—
(quar.)——
common
preferred (quar.)
of America—
Co.
quarterly
Corporations, Ltd.,
United
8-
1
(Canada), Ltd.
Gas
Tank
;
class
(quar.)_
A
37 (4 c
$38c
$22 (4c
>■ $37 (4 c
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
45c
9-10
8-24
Engineering & Foundry, com. (quar.)
25c
7%* preferred (quar.)
—"__——:—$1.75
United Exposition Service Co. (N. J.)—_,
' 10c
8-21
Class
B
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Electric
—.—
—____.
(quar.)—_____
Companies (auar.)_—
Coal
United
United
Foods,
preferred
Funds,
Inc.—
Funds
(from
income)
Gas
—
Improvement,
—
(quar.)
common
Monthly
Monthly
4(4%
U.
—
Borax
S.
&
Lines
S.
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
(s-a)
______—__
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
:—
7
2c
22c
$1.06(4
37(4c
8-31
9-28
8-2
8-31
10-
1
8-31
10-
1
9-
8-31
1
8-15
9-28
9-14
10-31
10-16
Whelan Corp.,
Insurance
Match
8-16
1
8-
3
1
8-
3
9-
7
8-17
17 (4c
12(4c
8-15
7-27
(quar.)
8-31
8-10
(quar.)__
Y.)
25c
9-
4
8-15
10c
9-14
8-24
J20C
25c
9-21
7c
8-16
7-25
9-
1
8-10
8-15
7-27
8-15
7-27
(quar.)
Corp.
1
9-
1-1-63
common
(N.
50c
9-
9-
9-14
12-
7
8-31
(Del.)
Quarterly
Universal
15c
35c
22(4c
30c
(s-a)
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
U. S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp.
U. S.
United
9-
$1.12(4
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4(4%
8-15
1
Chemical
Envelope
7%
1
6%c
6%c
6%c
Monthly
U.
9-
10-
invest¬
net
preferred
(quar.)__
.____—.
United Illuminating
Co.—
____—__
Unhed Investors Corp. of Delaware—
S.
1
15c
4(4%
U.
7
8-
$75c
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Science
ment
United
7
8-
8-15
Investments,
Fuel
United
8-
8-21
Inc.—
convertible
United
8-10
8-
8-15
8-31
7(4c
preferred
Carbide
8-24
9-
27V4C
1
1
Corp.—
convertible
7-23
7-23
Val-Mar
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-
1
8-
1
Value
8-
1
Van
8-28
8-
8
Class
Swimming
(Quebec)—
(Arizona)
(quar.)—_
(initial)
A
Line
Income
Raalte
4(4 %
Ltd.
Pools,
Valley National Bank
Vanadium
(initial
10-
10-
$1.25
20c
17(4c
62(4c
Company
(quar.)
Electric, common (quar.)_____—
Brands,
6%
Tampax, Inc.—
New
8-31
21c
30c
(quar.)
preferred
A
United
8-10
15c
-
8-31
9-15
Co.—
Gas
Increased
8-13
45c
12(4c
$1.08
$1.04
$1.27(4
9-15
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
Corp.
Union
9- 7
9-28
9- 7
9- 7
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.10%
corporate title.
Sexton
common
preferred
4.16%
new
8-24
21c
Union
8-6
25c
8-10
8-20
1
12 (4 C
United Biscuit
8-15
8-15
8-31
1
(N. Y.)—
(quar.)
A
United
25c
.
(quar.)
Temper
5(4%
10-
8-10
$30c
$25c
prior preferred (accum.)
Union Trust Co. (Baltimore)
(quar.)_.
8- 6
1
99-
Corp.—
Investing
Universal
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
-
Serrick
Corp.
4%
10-15
9-10
8-10
30c
9-
8-
City)—
<__)
Fund—
(quar.)
A
Union
8-17
20c
(New York
2
preferred
5%
7
9-12
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
& Trust
(quar.):
6%
10- 1
9-12
50%
1
8-31
8-15
20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Union Gas System
12-14
7
9-
9-14
9-15
35c
$1.06(4
$1.06(4
$1.14
25c
5(4%
8-10
8
9-
1
Ltd.—
(interim pay¬
British Income
deposit receipts
10% less 33%%
of
Scale
Union
8-15
9-14
$1.10
9-14
10-
27.(4c
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Securities Trust Co.,
Bank
Union
8-15
8-
1
5c
—
preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
8-15
9-10
9- 1
9-17
25c
9-14
10-
22.(4c
$3.50
8-10
8-24
65c
Co.
Guarantee
Union
10-15
8-
1
5c
Union
1
8-14
10-
*
:_.
—
Stores (quar.)
Products, class A
8-17
9-14
31 (4c
31 (40
15c
$1.25
15c
10c
$5c
35c
$1
30c
Drug
Union
8-20
9-28
12-31
31 (4c
31c
—
(quar.)
9-15
10c
20c
—
Inc
common
preferred
208
10-25
Security
B
Top
Tyson
9-14
12(4c
35c
Sunset Industries (stock dividend)
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
Stock
Inc.,
$1.50
2(4%
Wells
Co
Instruments,
Twin
$25c
(quar.)
Sunbury Milk Products (quar.)
Sunray D. X. Oil Co. (quar.)__
8-10
1
3
2%
__^
Corp.
A.),
Gulf Sulphur
Tung-Sol
5%
preferred
$25c
(D.
3
$5
8-10
30c
3
3
Tuboscope
9- 1
9-27
43 %c
8-
3
Trunkline
8-24
5%
1
3
8-
Class
less
tax-
3
8-
Transcontinental Investing
9- 7
8-24
5%
8-
1
True
11- 1
8-24
9-10
9-10
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
;
1
Quarterly
9- 1
-5fic
35c
3
9-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Transccntinent Television Corp
8-24
9-
8-
9-
preferred
60c
(interim)
Extra
$i
(quar.)
."
a
(quar.)
dividend
1
91 (4c
Y.)
(quar.);A,
8-
9-
preferred
Class
8-31
9-17
12(4c
12(4c
(quar.)
Fuller
Foods
9-
85c
(4-for-l
A
Textiles,- 4(4%
pfd.
Corp. • (quar.)
income
&
B
Stouffer
8-
20c
J.
pfd.
preferred
8-15
$7 (4c
(increased-quar.)
5%
Co., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Storer Broadcasting Co., common (quar.)
7%
15c
;
Corp.,
Lloyds, Ltd.—
deposit receipts
British
Stix
(quar.)
dividend
Stewarts
9-30
8-15
1
Stores
8-
1
3
5%!
8-15
9-15
5c
$$1.31(4
25c
3
1
3
United
Seal
&
10c
(N.
Falls
8-10
37(4c
(quar.)
25c
25c
(quar.)__
9-15
10c
7-31
8-31
8-
Transcontinental
to
(auar.)
7
1
6%.
pay¬
equal
Co.
Bros.
Stock
3
1
common
(interim
share
9-
9-
21
8-
Corp.
&
Stewart-Warner
1
(quar.)
Co,
Parts
Sterling
7.
1
class A
Sealright-Oswego
9-
9-
(quar.)
Corp.
1
9-
com.
preferred
10-
per
pence
Sterling Precision
9-
Inc.,
J.)
Co.
$1.10
6
34%c
(quar.)__
Co.,
7-27
291Jc
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scovill
8-
1
9
(quar.)
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5(4% pfd. A (quar.)
29%c
Salle, Ltd. (initial)
Paper Co., common (quar.)__
Scotten
Steel
(quar.)
preferred
$3.40
8-31
.
(quar.)
1
3
Trans-Canada
8-10
9-
10-
8-
Quarterly
8-10
$0.055)
Stein
(quar.)
Scott-La
Scott
3
B
Steamship
(monthly)
Fetzer
4
9-14
9-
t6c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Misener
&
.___
(s-a)
preferred
912-
5
35c
(quar.)
common
Schlumberger,
Scott
&
9-17
10-
of
about
4
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
8-15
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
(Wales), Ltd.—
deposit receipts
ment
& D
A
preferred C
5(4%
9-
(quar.)
American
12-17
■
25%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.70%
9-17
1
9-25
Sterchi
(quar.)
Ltd.
Foods,
10-
preferred
preferred
5%
.'
7
7
1
Toledo
Traung Lithograph
Steel Co.
Insurance
common
preferred
10-25
11c
;
Paper,
4.40%>
San
(quar.)
dividend
Regis
Salada
&
11-1
$1.25
Castings
5%
3
9-14
1
$$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
Steel
Fire
(quar.)
com.
9-4
10-
25c
"
St.
9-18
21c
$1.25
8-
t25c
(quar.)
common
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)'
common
(quar.)
preferred
Stecher
1
(quar.)
Chemical,
3(4%
7-20
Salant
25c
(quar.)
6%
99-
9-
Trade
30c
87(4c
Standard Packaging Corp., $1.60 pfd.
9-10
7
9-
1
3
4.25%
20c
30c
.
(quar.)
com.
8-24
Sacol,
preferred
California,
1
1
9-10
1714c
12(4c
50c
82(4c
40c
30c
30c
(quar.)
1
Stauffer
Inc.,
class A
& Salant, Inc., class A (incr.-quar.)
St.
Croix Paper
(quar.)
St. Joseph Light & Power (com. incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
of
8-15
32(4c
(s-a)
Forgings
Oil Co.
preferred
10-
1010-
9-
Corp.
Toledo Edison, 4(4%
40c
9-
15c
(quar.)
$3.30
7
9-
Tokheim
Co.—
9-20
10-
$1.12(4
(quar.)_
6
9-
8-
Corp.
(quar.)
Electric
Standard
lOc
;__
pfd.
(quar.)
(resumed)
Quarterly
J55c
Co
A
(quar.)
common
Tobacco
1
1
ment
8-10
8-
10-
9-
American
9-4
8-
7
7
3
Tobacco
10c
;
(quar.)_
preferred
10c
7(4c
(quar.)__
4(4%
1
Inc.,
preferred
Standard
7-30
Manufacturing
5%
(Conn.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
99-
8-
Title
87(4c
Corp.
7
9-
1
1
1
Class B
35c
$1.05
10c
45c
45c
(quar.)
9-
9-15
Ruppert
preferred
1
1010-
10-
8-
Tip
,
(quar.)
7
8-
4.56%
.__
common
f5c
Russ Tors Inc.. class
Russell
Spencer Chemical,
9-
f$1.06(4
Rubbermaid,
9-28
2%
9-10
(quar.)
Royal Bank of Canada (quar.)_______
Royalties Management Corp."
10-10
dividend
Stock
$1
__
8-15
8-15
11-30
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
7-20
9- 4
10-20
___
11-26
12-17
preferred
Rowland
Ryan
8-15
$6Vic
(quar.)
B
4(4%
Rudy
8-17
6
9-14
12-10
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
9-15
11- 1
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
common
Paper Co., Ltd., class A
Class
3.90%
9-
1
Thrifty
Service—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3.70%
9-12
10-20
25c
9- 1
8-15
92(4c
11- 1
10-19
97 (4 c
11- 1
10-19
4.15%
^
$1.03%
11-1
-10-19
4.25%
,$1.06(4
11- 1
>.10-19
,4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
-sr.-?$1. lOif-qIIWj li'l'i 10-19
4.40%
preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
27(46 ~ 11-Tv i 10-19
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
•
$1.15
11- 1
10-19
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
!
$1.18%
11- 1
10-19
5.62(4%
preferred
(quar.)
___.
$1.40%
11- 1
10-19
4.36%
preferred
(quar,)
27 (4c
11- 1
10-19
5%
preferred (quar.)_
31 Vac
11- 1
10-19
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
32c
9-4
8-1
$1.44 preferred
(quar.)_
36c
9-4
8-1
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)__
33c
9-4
8-1
Speed-O-Print Business Machines—
v
Common
8-16
8-15
9-
(quar.)
com.
1
1
Class
11- 1
9-14
Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Haas Co.,
preferred A
Rolland
6
5
$1.02(4
$1.1834
"$1.23%
$1.37(4
(s-a)
&
4%
8-10
1
9-
10c
;
(quar.)
Rockwell-Standard
Rohm
Public
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)__:_
preferred K (quar.)
preferred L (quar.)__
5.50%
Southwestern
9-
Service,
(quar.)
7-30
$1
:
preferred
Life
Electric—
preferred F (quar.)
preferred H & J
4.95%
$4.40
Southwestern
37(4c
4.10%
4%%
Electric
(quar.)
common
5
10c
80c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
&
<quar.)
Drug,
7
7
10-
9-
(quar.)—
;
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.)
Thomas Industries, common (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.):
Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)
—_—
Thompson Industries Inc. (quar.)
Thompson Paper Box Co.. Ltd. (quar.)_
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge, com. (quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.)___
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
preferred
7-
9-
10c
t50c
_
(quarterly from income)
Myers,
preferred
8-14
50c
(quar.)
&
$150
$1.20
Southwestern
9-14
1
(quar.)—
•.
7
99-
1
Textron,
25c
$1
20c
25c
37(4c
30c
20c
19c
$1.10
i
(quar.)
8-15
15c
9c
50c
12(4c
40c
30c
25c
45c
50c
___.—
.J.) Tobacco Co. (quar.)
Richardson Co. (quar.)
Richardson-Merrell, Inc.
(quar.)
Richfield Oil (quar.)_
Richman Brothers Co., common (quar.)
Alg.om
7-30
10-
J27c
(R.
Rinehart
preferred
Southwestern
(quar.)
A
7-18
(Canada), Ltd.—
Rexall Drug &
Class
7-18
6
8-
(quar.)
9-
1
1
9-
Texas
$2.38
70c
Paper Mills, common
Southwest Gas Corp. (Calif.) com.
8-17
8-15
tl8Vec
30c
Republic Corp., common (quar.).
Resiflex Laboratory,
Inc.
(s-a)
Revere Copper & Brass (quar.)
Reynolds
preferred
1
1010-
9-
Texas
Co.—
Southland
8-15
10c
—
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
Chemical
&
10-
9-
4.50%
7-20
8-6
preferred (s-a)
Railway Co. (quar.)
Southern
$1
preferred
Reliable
Fertilizer
7
$1.40
$1.38
$1.37(4
$1.33%
$1.28(4
$1.25
$1.18%
$1.12(4
4.75%
8- 5
8- 5
8- 5
8-15
9-6
9-
$1.43%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.50%
preferred
(quar.)
5.35%
preferred
(quar.)
5.125%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)__
9-12
$62 (4c
37(4c
1
1
9-
5.52%
Ltd.—
(quar.)
10-
5.60%
8-10
7-17
9-14
8-22
8-31
8-31
8-31
7
9-
8-17
5.75%
8-29
9- 3
9- 3
9-12
297/aC
(quar.)
Company
9-26
8-31
8-31
9-28
9-29
25(4c
26(4c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Canada Power Co.
Southern
1
8-15
Lithographing Co., Ltd.—
Reid
Rio
4.24%
8-31
5%
(quar.)
class A
preferred
(N. J.) —
Corp.
______——__________________
Company,
4.08%
8-22
10c
7(4c
-
Redwing Carriers
Refractory & Insulation
Quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)
Owl Stores
Red
______
(quar.)
Edison
California
10-
tl5c
t$1.5Q
20c
68%c
(quar.)__
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A
6% preferred (quar.)
9-21
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
9-14
20c
20c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)_
Southeastern
9-12
10-
87(4c
dividend)
(stock
Co.
Texas
Southern
(quar.)
5%
4%
10c
$20c
25c
38%c
dividend
Nitrogen
South
7-27
8-17
5c
—
10c
Corp., $1.25 pfd.
Stock
South
5.85%
3
8-
9-21
9-11
$1.67(4
$1.46(4
$1.45
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—_—.___.—.
preferred
5.80%
10- 1
11- 1
9-11
9-28
9-28
9-26
25c
31 (4c
(quar.)
French
&
Kline
Sonotone
8-24
8-15
8-10
8-14
7-30
9- 5
8-20
$50c
(quar.)
Laboratories
(quar.)
$1.55 preferred
(quar.)
Soss Manufacturing Co.
:
7-20
50c
45c
30c
6.70%
Mills, Ltd.—
Paper
preferred
Smith,
7
8-
40c
$20c
:
7-13
8-15
9-11
9-14
9-10
—
12-14
20c
(quar. )JL
com.
8-15
8-31
35c
28c
Transmission,
Eastern
Texas
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-31
8-31
receipts
of 4 francs less 15% div. tax)
Company
(reduced quar.)
—
Simpsons,1 Ltd. (quar.)
:
Sinclair
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)___u
—
i._
7-27
8-15
8-10
8-10
10- 1
10- 1
$15c
$15c
.
Simmons
Southam
Industries, Inc
Radio Corp. of America—
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
9- 1
,9- 1
9- 1
61c
15c
62 (4c
:
(A payment
7-27
8-15
7-16
(quar.)__
Simca Automobiles American Deposit
■
8-17
7-16
8-16
8-10
1
12-28
Gas Transmission, com. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
$1.02(4
4.25% preferred (quar.)
:—
$1.06(4
4.50% 2nd pfd.
(quar.)
$1.12(4
460% preferred (quar.)
——
$1.15
4.64% preferred (quar.)
$1.16
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
$1.16(4
4.72% 2nd preferred (quar.)__
$1.18
4.90% preferred (quar.)
$1,222(4
5%
2nd pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
5.10%
preferred (quar.)
$1.27(4
5.12% preferred (quar.)
;
$1.28
5.24% preferred (quar.)
$1.31
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.31(4
Texaco Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
$40c
Ltd.—
Dairies
A
Class
9-17
8-16
8-10
1
9-
4.10%
Co.
8-31
10c
—,
Ralston
:_
8-15
Quik-Chek Electronics & Photo Corp.—
Ranco, Inc.
25c
20c
(quar.)
class A
Co.,
B
1
15c
40c
HOc
J20c
City Insurance (Phila.)
(quar.)
State Oil Refining (quar.)____——
Quebec
Power Co.
(quar.)—
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd..
preferred
I.)
(Henry
Class
1
9-
3c
.
(quar.)
Tennessee
8-15
$0.00 Vs
(initial-quar.)
common
Siegel
income—.—
from
Corp.
Tennessee
9-
16c
5c
$2
B
Quarterly
8- 6
8- 6
8-15
8-15
7-31
Shoe Corp. of America—
9-29
12Vic
40c
$.5646
35c
40c
(quar.)
Quaker
lsc
common
9-
9-29
84c
$1.12 (4
Quaker
$3.50
Co.,
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
5%
Water,
(quar.)
preferred
27c
26c
—
New
RAP
(quar.)
Corp.
Valley
Shenango
8-31
9-29
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
3
3
30c
87 (4 c
(quar.)_
Co.
Class
Sheller
9-
(quar.)
com.
Puget Sound Power & Light, common
4.84%
preferred (initial)
Pullman, Inc. (reduced quar.)
Oil
—
____
8-10
55c
35c
preferred
(quar.)
—.
Supermarkets Inc. (quar.)
Pure
(quar.)
A
preferred (quar.)
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
Sheaffer Pen Co., class A (quar.)
8-10
$1.02
$1.04(4
$1.07(4
$1.26(4
$1.32
4.50%
Pueblo
1
1
9-17
.
(quar.)
preferred
9-
9-
9-17
(quar.)
com.
(increased)
Common
Class
1
8-10
28c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.16%
Service
Gas,
Indiana,
of
Co.
preferred
Public
&
(quar.)
(quar.)—__
(quar.)__.__(quar.)
(quar.)—__
(quar.)
preference
dividend
$1.40
4.08%
$1.06 (4
$1.16
$1.22(4
18c
$1.25
$1.31(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Public
1
Mexico—
New
preferred
5%
5(4%
11-
2
9-
Payable oj Rec.
16c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., common (quar.)
4% convertible preferred (s-a)
Television Electronics Fund—
Class
7-13
7-19
8-31
8-31
8-24
8-15
10- 2
10- 2
8-27
8-27
9-12
9-10
8-15
9- 1
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
$25c
133(40
t50c
$56(4c
15c
15c
25c
$1.25
75c
$1
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.64%
Public
11—
of Colorado—
Co.
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
.
Tasty Baking, class A common
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Common
(increased)
.
dividend
Service
Public
8-15
4
9-
31 Vic
—
.
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
'*
Holders
When
Per
Name
Financial Chronicle
Co.
Corp.
Fund
(quar.)
(quar.)
of America,
preferred
(quar.)
:
—
com.
(quar.)__
30c
15c
$1.12(4
8-
6
7-27
9-
7
Volume
196
Number 6183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(579)
Per
Name
of Company
Vanderbilt
Mutual
When
Share
.
Fund
Holders
Additional
—
8-10
4c
8-10
7-
Virginia Coal & Iron' (quar.)—____—$2 ,„^9-17
Virginia Electric & Power, com. (quar.)
35c
9-20
$5 preferred (quar.)_
$1.25
9-20
$4.04 preferred (quar.)
$1.01
'9-20
$4.20
preferred
$4.12
(quar,)
preferred
Manufacturing.
Voi-Shan
Natural Gas (stock
Volunteer State Life insurance
Tenn. )
.
2Qc
5%
Wachovia
Bank
••
;—:
-
'■'"**
'
'
'Warner.
Bros.
Pictures
Warner
Bros
Pictures..
Warner-Lambert
'•••"
New
common
.Warner
&
Warren
Washington
4.80%
Wayne
(J.),
Inc.
(quar.).—j—■:
Life
Coast
Insurance
(San
Francisco)
West
Coast
$1.44
Telephone,
West
Ohio
West
new
Point Mfg.
Gas Co.
>1
v
Carolina
Class A
Western
Telephone
8-1
9-
9-
(stock div. optional cash
stock)
.or
'
——<——T'
9-
Pacific RR.
Western
Tablet
&
preferred.
(quar.)
'
8-15
"
Stationery
Common
(quar.)
preferred
3.80%
"
'
■
.
Net
9-
—*
•"*;
7-25
-
30c
I
Motor,,
5%%
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
White
L_:__
1
10-
1
Mfg., class A com. (quar.)
B-l,' common (quar.)_______Ll__
preferred (quar.)—
4% %
White
Stores,
Whitehall
Wickes
Inc.
Wilcox
Oil
Williams
,Wilson
Co.
—
Jones
Win-Chek
1>:.
Stock
Co.
9-1
a.
183/4C^
Winfield
Growth
6%
-
preferred
Power,
(quar.)_
Class .A
Class
A
Wolverine
^Wometco
i
.." Class
Aluminum
Wood
Wood-Mosaic
Class
(See
Alan
class
Wood
Steel).
10-10
9-14
4c
8-15
9-10
•
•
Monthly
j.Monthly
Monthly
Wyandotte Worsted
-
Co.
9-
(quar
said.
pension
Mr.
totaled
&
Towne
Mfg.
Yellow
Transit
Vocam
Batteries
Youngstown
Zale
•
Freight
(quar.)—
Lines
*
&
(quar.)____—•
1
(quar.)___
time
a
first
and
record, it
new
than
sales
t Payable" In
resident
closed
Canadian
tax
British
15%;
a
Less
y
Previously published
income
for this dividend.
42
or
cents
Doniger
funds,
tax
deductible
resident tax 7%.
has
been
for
the
fall
season
fashion
the
are
the
tax.
incorrect.
was
The
/
,
.
..
9-20
x
11-20
.
,
Operating
revenues
10%
were
Net
income
of
ahead
income tax.
J
,
'
.
set
was
six
$684.9
were
5.7%.
"orders
in
received
at
income
to
equal
cents
84
included
the
8-31
'•
source.
to
85
share
a
cents
seven
the
With
first
to
$6,989,264 in
$6,332,183 in the" 1961
$7.6
set
Income
six
Sales
cents
in
time
1961
six
months
half.—V.
to
this
-
•
,
j
f:
Non¬
agreement had
$1.5
million
provided
for
annually for 11
30,
compared
1008.
in
refining
and
rate
announced.
day,
an
refined
These
keting
C.
Dcnnell,
■
50%
increases
•
Production
of
oil
and
natural
up
noted,
percentage
of
and
the
will
total
continue
until
completed.
may now be declared in
net earnings
amount up
an
consolidated
company s
subsequent
to
I9b2.
_
.
.
..
.
..
.
,
,
.
to
former
Ohio
Oil's
represent
reserved
a
1QR2
are
bv
^
Weld
_
_
Inc.
.
^
,
„
Offered
,
&
an
^
underwriting
„
Public
groi
unaerwrlLing group managed hv
managed oy
Co.,
New York
PRIVATE
'
it
the
15-year
nf
iT
j
NOTE
rlUA1!j
inclusion
debt
in
current
due
liabilites
within
n
,
White
wmte,
debentures,
6^4%
note
Pnnrurrpntlv with the
JijTvI?CU
Microdot
to
IS
yW
selling
the
Prudential
from
sale
a
*1
£?a aa?
$1,000,000
Insurance
Co.
Amaricn
PROCEEDS^—Net
note
will be
,
(before
the
of
the
-
i
and
ranital
ana
capital
fieure
of
reflects
$1 090 000
a
comintc
12
<
months
'
m-v
Mnnibe'
debentures
and
i
•<
1962 v a7196V'j
.
I
151,176,000 127,526,000
<
,
taxes)-—
;
688,985
596,178
333,885
...
290,878
$0.62
——
$0.63
shares outstanding during
period
average
vpar
n
hnif
Co.
V
—
196
8
n
$144
or
Sales, Net
aia H82',909'^0
compared with $216,659,422 for the
ssn
pnrninoc
,
8li
369
s«
..
,
'h40'257^^"®1 after jPreff5:
fo?Th^ flSt half
o
share
a
Board
Qn
nf
Tqwm
.
nrnHnn^
^,n
than
3%
p
series
1 '
Morse
m°?h V
th»
company s civilian activities.
Light Co.—Appointment—
due
1992.—V.
<
195, p. 2927.
,
,
Electric
Product*
Com
Annual
Rpnnrt
Annual
Report
1962
$3,166,622
$2,986,179
266,623
,
227,295
—^
Earnings per share_____
Shares outstanding
1961
$0.70
$0.61
383,279
Morton Foods
372,255
Inc.—Earnings Statement—
Twentv-five Weeks Fnded June 23—
the
applied to the purchase price for Varec, Inc., acquired
19R2
1962
Twenty-five weeks Ended June 23—
„et
es
—
iqri
1961
,
Earnings before taxes-—
Estimated
taxes
income
*2^2'o3c
545,845
:
Earnings after taxes
i
.
.
467,530
442,143
25c
•
—"• 195> p* 2931-'
__
^22
.
514,434
re
21c
,
_
rt,
„
_r
^
Motorola, IliC.—Sales Up 21%; Net 43% —
The company's sales for the April-June
quarter of 1962 totaled
$82,632,185, highest for the period in its 34-year history, and
21% above the $68,303,487 in the same quarter of 1961.
Earnings
for
quarter were $3,230,032, or 80 cents per share. This was
43^
ab0Ve the $2,259,552 earned in the same quarter of 1961.
Also
in
the
share
24%
o{
the
v
v'
quarter this year a capital gain of 25 cents
realized
on
the
sale
of
the
company's
finance
is not reflected in the earnings figure above,
This
Six-month
totaled
second
was
subsidiary,
sum
totals
were
the
over
$5i685,976,
75
cents
10^
n
130'
p'
$159,649,347 in sales, an all-time record,
$128,722,224 of 1961. Earnings for the half
$1.41 a share. This was some 86%
ahead
or
per
share earned
in
the
previous
year's
first
half,
picture
film
roo
Movielab, Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
Movielab,
specialists
in
the
professional
processing field, has reported record sales
for the first six months of the
net sales of
Federal
a
before
33.92%
increase
of $2,826,449 for
Income
over
the
last
year
amounted
taxes
year's
Tkm
to $170,816
or
earnings
figures
year.
comparable
m^eet \0r?ca0ymf aftaeur'
motion
and
The company's profits on
six months period ending June 30,
$3-344,408 for the
1962,
a
$330,492.
were
figure
period.
i«
of
thf'tiSt
31.32%
This
$246,785
The
represents
net
on
sales
announcement
was
months
this
rix
increase
over
the
of
$130,074
registered in the same period of 1961.
Earnings per share rose
to 51 cents on the 334,486 shares currently outstanding as compared with 42 cents per share for the same period of last year,
based
on
the 312,500 shares outstanding at
that time.
The
increase
proceeds
the
daily
y
a
115.
Year Ended March 31—
Total sales
Net inccme
offer-
City.
CAT17.
'
$2 308 322
e Electric rroaucis GOrp.
'
,
Debentures
The debentures were
priced at 100% and accrued interest from July 1.
The issue is convertible into common stock at
$12.50
per share.
properties
payments
„
"^^on balance outstand-
$2,500,000 Of this firm's 5Y2% convertible subordinated debentures, due
1977, was made on July 27,
Of
production, Mr.
relatively small
production
,
Microdot
.
Plymouth
,
..
ing Of
President,
gas liquids reached
a
new
from the first half of 1961.
3%
During the second quarter of 1962,
contributed 2,878
barrels per day to
Donnell
dividends
the
119'for
750
barrels,
Bankers
and
mainly reflect the addition of refining and mar¬
acquired from Plymouth Oil Co. on April 3, Mr.
crude
Thomas
per'share or'si
totaled
.
report of MidPresident
which
totaled 8,461,233
0
1962, the company retired $200,000 and refunded
by borrowing $3.3 mil ion on open lines
Tdrms of a
revolving credit agreement covering $4.2 million of new borrowing also provided the company with greater
flexibility ln the declaration of dividends.—V. 195,
p. 2304.
an average of 124,955 barrels
the similar period in 1961. Sales
33%^ to-129,072 barrels per day.
of 121,972 barrels per day,
E
months
Trust Co., New York
City, has been appointed co-paying agent and co-registrar for the company's first
mortgage bonas
.
^ remainder29
on June
the
Donnell said.
high
the
Missouri Power &
per
over
advanced
of
30,
„
refineries processed
increase of 39%
products
operations
II,
Robert
cents
six
because the
on
!^.v ^196
Merritt-Chapman & Scott also reported that it has completed the
the $47,622,671 in bamk loans that were
outstanding
at the close of 1960.
In refunding the $3.5
j
„
The' company's
per
of
J.
to
Fartor«s Dom
somewhat
of
retirement of
Up, Net Down—
marketing,
the
.
beginning Oct.
1, 1963, with the
remaining $3.5 million payable Oct. 1, 1974.
Other changes effected in the
original loan agreement included
provisions to permit Merritt greater flexibility in the declaration
of
June
62
125
~~V' 195, p" 1025,
Corp.—Prepays Loan—
redemption of the notes at the
years
*
66
M
nthPr
The
Under the amended loan
agreement, the balance of $15 million
will be retired in two years, with
$5 million payable on July 1, 1963,
and the remaining $10 million on
July 1, 1964.
The initial loan
-
88
B
Wishatt
2r area!
aetiXp^'
I ^1®°^ alL of f,th®
San to tta same5 period"last y\J
oversoaa
?Frips*Se<LintW
orJnance eauinmpnt
nr^frini
i ^ syat,em,s°^anri mS?2S
"f"01?,3
capital gains. This
191, p.
_
52
Co.,
'
long-term
Paul
4%%
half.
The corporation has
reported that it has prepaid $4.5 million of
the $20 million long-term loan concluded
early in 1960 with a group
of insurance companies and institutional
investors headed by the
Prudential Insurance Co. of America and the John
Hancock Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
An additional $500,000 is
being prepaid within
the next several days.
The company-(formerly Ohio Oil Co.) has
recorded substantial
gains In operating volumes in the first six months of 1962, particu¬
larly
in
months
comuanv's
.
compared
V.*
& Scott
'
Inc";
& Co.—
Co
1961.
first six
time
neriori
pnfp
$1^258
Whitehead,
first
June
88
.
Pirsf
for
months
share,
a
the
'
•
125
_
E
95
loss of
of
the
of
192, p.
samp
were
\
share in
a
'
Inc
/
of
new
10
according
net
a
revealed
Higherfor^iL ^£5eaffSS
was
income
this
Gene
62
Fen
L^<*en & Co.____
Wertheim & Co
46,747 barrels
first
»Based
an
•
Merritt-Chapman
■
page
a
&
.
payment
„
is
told.
earnings from operations were 10% ahead of last
year.
Operating revenues of the motor carrier, which operates in
Texas,
9-10
»
first
period,
7-27
:
sutro
la
income
"r snare earnings
same peri0<i
shareholders.
~~
Ohio Company
Prescott & Co
y"-'
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
1962
Net
Smith
$
are
company in
the like
1961
-
&
•.
history." He said that the.
being favorably received
our
year's
9-11
General Corporation and
Investment News
from
the
^
months, of
up
the
of
ner
—
million
were
> ^
125
_
^rp.—blX Months Report—
Period Ended June 30—
June 30
including
compared
with
net
the first half of 1961.
company
$836,091,
net
?
to
Marathon Oil Co.—Sales
of
Mill
...
Continued
for
„
by William N. Doniger, President.
leading manufacturer of men's
that
the
report
a
$828,266, equal to
8-17
date
Less Jamaica
figure,
group,, was up
$125
Brothers
.
•
1961
;
and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian nonresident tax.
;
high
of
as
Amount
Co
Ryons & Co"
Merrill Lynch
Pierce
125
'Fn
levels
McGregor Skiwear Division, a 1962 market
innovation,
launched.—V. 195, p. 2036.
: 1
with
10-19
1
corrected
with
instalment
Merchants Fast Motor Lines, Inc.—Revs.
Up 10%—
-
date
This
force
•
&
,
all-time
company's directors
first
in
highest
products of
Peabody
Lester
Se___
months
income
the
world's
share,
a
p"
six
—V.
succ^Sfully
8-15
the
V
at
for
$94.5'mil-
12-%-.
in
"
•
k
recneptive
respective
position of the
company continued
strong with net working capital of $4
529 004 at June 30
1962
He pointed out that this is
significant
year, $514 million
the books. In the same
insurance
severally
Mid-America Pipeline
Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher
$827,440—or 45 cents per share—and a 105%
increase in
this
on
their
•
Lehman
110
Cash
generated
by
operations
expenditures totaled $722,635.
Mr. Thomas said the financial
more
shs.-
(000's Omitied)
52
Union
0SS3
„
'
average
of
1961,
near-record
V
ordinary business was $532 million.
written during
the six months
ago,
also reported
the
8-20
'V;
„
of
placed
announced
is
that
10-10
-
half
in
ODDositp
trusts
year
was
and
9-14
15c
_
with
19(r'
Volume
for
accounted
_
President, said in
'
".. 9-15
.
half
was
744.
p.
the
8-1
8-10
loc
$1.25
Co.___:„l_l—
Transfer books not
10-
12x/ac
..
Tube
business
first
period
have
Rauscher, Pierce
Shearson, Hammill
first
health
and
451',620
29,537 shs.
below
62
compares
year.
the
more
new
8-31
8-31
25c
iQuar.»___
Sheet
Jewelry
Co.
the
similar
million, compared
amounted
Yale
during
a
Inc.
—
America Pipeline,
1962,
Kalmbach told the board. The volume
protection issued during the first six
$102
last
During
by
same
income
Mr.
•»;
1
l-10c.:,
in
accident
named
The
7-31
;
1
12-
25c
i.
-
million
million
record
a
7-31
1.
11-
;
life,
200 000
;
29,537 shs.
Kidder
88
volume
quarterly
'
1 967 000
62
;
of
the
1
v..
1,000,000 shs.
forth
$535
Co.
-
*
52
'
income,
months
set
Co
&
'
750 000
2,000,000
1,500,000
Amount
Becker
__v
boys'
year
.,.8-23
10-
25c
-
•
premium
at
$2 500 000
■
Co
&
Johns?o°n ^lSuou 'Tr
.
S3Si912, C°mPare<i W'm SaleS °f $22'244'580 ln the
:
'
,
25c
—
'
9-1
.
$6.8
$4.8
group
time
8-31
8-15
B__
.
reported
group
Massachusetts Mutual'3 life
$426,454,
;
.
7%c
Newspaper Machinery (quar.)
20c
(F. W.) Co. (quar.)___.
62VaO
Woolworth (P. W.) & Co., Ltd. "adrs"—
•
vv.'
'-i 6% pence less British income tax_u._^_-__A—
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co. (monthly)______
25c
reached
in
year
same
G.
'
including
with
8-31,.
.
9-14
Woolworth
'
;
"
A___
sales,
8-31
9-14
$2,500,000
:
„
.
systems.
'
IKSrdS J? cilJ2
■
directors.
casual and sportswear.
Net income was
up 47%;
sales
$626,801, or 61 , cents
a
share,
9-25
•
Kalmbach
&
Miller
1961
•
Pasadena,
'
debentures
curities & Co
1962
J.
of
of
Eastman Dillon,
»
.
340,606,775 311,312,107
13,846,788
11,981,587
0.62 J
0.54
life insurance
the
194,
and
8-27
Wood
•#..
:
7-25
9-10
17%c
6%c
.....
Leland
gains
were, up
Net
8-31
8-10
8c
i
Corp.,
; 9-20
8C
5c
(quar:)
A
j
_
insurance, as measured by
40%
during the first six
business,
he
all-time
7-31
(quar.)„_.
B
,
•
board
McGregor-Doniger
8-15
8c
Enterprises, class
(quar.)
(Alan) Steel.
1
1977
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Cruttenden, Podesta &
McGregor-Doniger Inc.—Sales Up 5.7%; Net 47%
10-15
8-15
-f
A.
100%.
FINANCING
Boettcher &
Company
Julien Collins & Co
Carp.—Quarterly Report—
ordinary life insurance
the
over
1
9-
35c
•
_
Individual. policy : pension
—v.
9-14
8-
1
20c
(monthly)
(monthly)
_
high of $9.3 billion.
billion of individual and $1.7 billion
of
8-15
9-
90c',
Light, new com. (initial)
"Wisconsin Public Service, com, (quar.)_
Wolf Corp.; class A (monthly)..
1961,
new
The
7-30
$1,501.^10-31
Wisconsin Power &
Bache
with
to
and
PRESENT
(000's Omitted)
White, Weld
8-17
9-29
.
47l/2C
■
compared
110%
South
instruments
to
«.
«
ago.
ordinary life insurance continued at
they were down moderately from the
reached
8-10
8-31
-
.
8c '
(quar.)___l
com.
(quar.)-.^
3.60%. preferred
i
10- 5
8-31
-
8c
L———
Electric
year
of
period
Fund—
Monthly
Monthly
Wisconsin
$5,147,279,
was
a
from
Ave.,
TO
names:
.
quarters ended June 30, were $1,160,938,
share
and
$1,041,620, equal to 42 cents
period of 1961, the total of
•
9-10
1
8-15
4%
Industries
8-17
7-31
•
8-24
5c
.
1
taxes
.
almost
group
of
in
8-15
9-20
11-
:—.—27%c
Industries, class A (quar.)—
dividend
amount
.
'
group
the
the
at
although
nj-19d
8-22
EFFECT
r^.vSSSwlSS%iS«^
cipal
and
shares
compared
year,
new
.in
>-?»9-l'T6
9-10
-
40c
half
period
the
insurance
.Sales
1
8-15-
•
—
(increased).
by
of
months
1
,
Wilson
for
Chairman
lion
9-17
8-
components,
TranTOWDTlmd^m^18—*
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
June 30,
said.
of
"
9-10
8-15 vfr 8-
25c
first
than half of the increase,
7-30
1
ranging
Pasadena
for stock of Varec
(no par)
capital stock
.
Significant
8-16
~ 8-15
15c
(quar.)
.
10-
9-28
—_—
same
common
pension
this
he
"" 8-16■■
9-24
30c:q.
,
.
(quar.)
Company
1
$1.12% V
(quar.)_-
(quar.)
Co.
1; /
25c t *
Co.
(quar.)
Bros.
&
Mfg.,
and
,
6
8-16
8-14
25c
Off'd
641.
p.
Inc.-Earnings Higher-
ended
Federal
the
.new
increased
9-14
9-
7V2C
(quar.)
Cement
Corp.
8:
'
9t
50c
Stag
"Class
of
meeting
1,8-6
1
$1.31%
the
_,
Board
V
8-23
9-
prices
220
Prudential
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.—Sales
Up
,Sales
;
9-10
9-
,
White
_
8-1
1
10-
—_
,
195,
subsidiary-
2,250,000
* Unsecured notes payable
'
Corp.—Com.
this issue.—V.
taxes
per
Group
Westmoreland,
1,347,000 shs.
195'P 2262
w
v
8-14
9-14
(quar.)_•_;___
95c
Inc.. (quar.)____—
...:
30c
Weston (George)
Ltd., class A (quar.)____! "
$8%c
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)—_——
t$1.12%
- 6%' 2nd preferred
(quar.)_!__
$$1.50
White (S. S.) Dental Mfg.
(quar.)„w_J_^_^..45c
.
,
1
"
;
______
10-
"35c
"
in
after
9-21
3-15.
$1.25
for
months
earnings
Earned
1
-
.
.
Air
Corp.,
Npt sales
•
8-
9-28
25c
(quar.) 1—
Brake
(quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—
Westinghouse
six
before
,
Western
By-Products
Period Ended June 30
8-1
\
at
of
borrowings
>
_
a
capital
f
5%% conv. subord debs, due
Unsecured short-term bank
$1.00
5
8-15 1
Sl;
i -:
-
Animal
Martin Marietta
'
'—-
&
»«•
Insurance Securities—
Common'
5%
•
1
2% -8-15
:
--
-
9-20
10c
1,397,000
equal to 46 cents per
per share respectively. Before taxes income was
$2,336,223 compared with $2,252,976 in the previous year.—V.
195, p. 2381.
4
8-
$1.12%
"
'
8-1
4
;
_
Net
8-24
9-4
the
$4,330,267
6
-
-■
company
electronlc
McLennan, International insurance brokers, has reported
•Income
8-1
9- 1
30c
;
>
8-
9-17-
17%c
(quar.)
\
8-15
-
j
-
as
working
the
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
.
...
operated
to
aerosDac^^nd^fctivi"es ,ln
aerosPac® ant\ industrial telemetering fields, design, develop
the
second quarter of 1962.
1962 net earnings of $2,581,'-■
888 compared with $2,122,820 in the similar
1961 period. Per share
earnings tor the six-month period amounted to $1.03 in 1962
and
85 cents in
1961, based on 2,502,455 shares outstanding.
8-10
8-15
;
/.
of
Notes payable
earnings
For
8-10
.
\
International Proteins
higher
8-3
West
Western
2702.
p.
Marsh &
..-8-3
18c
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
.
195,
now
and
period of 1970-1976.
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The debentures will be redeemable
f?r the sinking fund at 100%. They also are redeemable at
869,000
$1.29
and
loans;
,
2',266!ooO
1,389,000 shs.
1962,
bank
$200 000 annually during the
on
$32 628 oon
outstanding
of
oJ *So?n
tSl SlhlS.T r<T4ire
the vearf iqfiS lQRR
tinn nnn inn.mUv il S Lf S
TmJS durinJ
nIK
967"1969; and +
j
*200000
"
1,378,000
_______
Marsh & McLennan.
"
-
8- 8
'
1:
1961
common share
shares
March
wttntv
BUSINESS—Microdot,
3!227',000
taxes
in
reduction
the
fimd
-
8-17
—i—36c
<quar.)^^__u»w_-*_^-.4
per average
,
8-20
1
the
RTNKTwn
j
1,849,000
common
See
;
7-13
,
.
(quar.)—
Co.
share
per
$38 927 ooo
income
•'
8-20
■
10c
(initial)—
com.
(quar.)
$1.35
Microdot
to
_____
10-11
9-
—
.
'■>' f- 25c
preferred
and
1962
outstanding
—V.
1
8-17
.15c-
■
Semi-annually
by
'
7-31
5
9-
*
10c
:
1962
income
Ave.
•
a
8-
8-25
<,
11c
.
:
9-10
xom.
Weissberg Corp. (monthly
Monthly
West
15c
(quar.)'____
Co.
in
_Fed7Tncome taxesll
before
Earnings
"
5
' 9- 5
J" 9- 5
»>■->■■
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)_—..60c
preferred
Mfg.
Weingarten
-
11-
,
Steel-Corp.,
quarter
sales
Net
8-23
•'
8-6,'
12%c
Co.
(quar. )—____—<• - <*. 40c
Co., common (quar.)_——
!
25c
(quar.)'
'—'
*—
$1.12
D.)
-
9-
•»;
•
8
*
-8-15
^
12%c
c
(Del.)
(initial-quar.)_
preferred
Provision for Fed.
^ 8-15
Swasey
(S.
$4.50
Income
,?
4
•
: 7c
-
•
———
Co*
second
Period Ended June 30
Marine
v
-
■
15c
(quar.:
Pharmaceutical
July,
election
\ 7-31
9-20
,
W'enger
in
million cubic feet
Maremont Corp.—Six Months'
Report—
8-
9-10
^9-20
N; C.) (quar.)-^___-;-2_
Servicemaster (Initial)--—.
the
8-1
'9-20
20c
'-■>
(Winston-Salem,
Wade
of
Npf-
*
8-15
12%c
$1.66% 1
±.-
close
8-10
*
9-19
$1.43%
(quar.)
Trust
&
i
the
8--31
1
8-15.;.
,
-15c
■
-
.
preferred
9-
.
—
Materials, common (quar.)_•
preferred (quar.)w-_—
5.75% preferred (quar.)_,
convertible
9-15
10c
(Chattanooga,
6V4%
oil production, beginning
figures, he pointed out.
8-31
•
Vulcan
5%
8-31
<■
crude
and sold amounted to 334
14,273,003 shares in 1961.
8-31
J
quar.)—___;
dividend)
Volunteer
at
8-31
9-20
(quar.12%c
Corp.—
(increased
Industries
8-31
9-20
Libyan
first half
on
$15,541,000, compared with $19,300,000 in the previous period. Earnings amounted to $1.07 per share on 14,547,933 shares
outstanding
8-31
9-20
effect
per day,
or
12%
more
than in the corresponding 1961
period.
The company's net income for the first six months
of 1962 totaled
9- 4
$1.05
1
company's
no
Natural gas produced
2
$1.03
(quar.)
Virginia Iron,-Coal & Coke
Vogt
$1.05
;—
preferred, (quar.)_.
..,$4.20
had
7- 2
'
__—-
The
Payable of Rec.
$.028
51
in
the
number
of
shares
»»« •»»« 30. 1962 ares,. solely
shares issued during
p
outstanding
from
stock
between
July
dividends
of
1,
1961
21.966
*
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(580)
ended
Corp.—Net Lower—
Murphy
1961.
Mr.
Murphy said
that decision was reached
to abandon the
Bolivian project after a second well failed to confirm the findings
in a discovery well drilled in
1961. Because the area is a remote
3,416,270
and
1962
where
one
only
in
large
a
commercial,
be
would
reserve
Offer to shareholders of
acquired 784,842 Magma
shares
of Newmont's newly issued
4% cumulative preferred stock, and thus increased its stock owner¬
ship in Magma to 80.6%.
Copper Co. on April 13, 1962,
in exchange for 588,632 shares
was not justified.
from this charge-off,
ing
on
in
for
revenues•*
increase
195,
V.
in earnings was almost
petroleum product sales caused
decline
the
pointed
was
the
months
six
in
$46,812,000
over
the
$62,780,000,
were
period
same
1962
$8,606,978
Net
earnm^s-::::::::::::-'
Net
earnings
538,253
$1,026
Ended
June
sales
—V.
share
per
151.304
Net
after
Earned
—V.
taxes
195,
Number
of
shares
operations
for the
first
six months of 1962 were
by Natco Corp., structural clay products manufacturers.
totaled $74,844 or 10.5 cents per
earnings for the six months
compared with $58,866 or 8.2 cents per share in the like
1961 period.
Sales amounted to $7,557,558, against $7,808,361 for
the comparable period a year ago.
First-half
earnings
are
subject to
a
reduction, which it is
estimated
will
not
exceed
$35,000, when the final determination
of the
made
loss
of
the company's Waynesburg,
abandonment of
on
plant.
Second-quarter
share
$87,580
12.2
or
the
during
cents
Ended
Sales
of
Federal
income
195,
of
$4,276,589
1429.
p.
$0.27
1,629,106
stock dividend paid in August,
*1,629,106
1961.—V. 195,
Months'
Report1961
1962
30—
$18,026,165 $13,026,296
1,266,171
625,000
2,605,083
Electric System—Six Months' Report
1962
Consolidated
income
19,951,243
x_!
provision^,.
1,347,000
Earnings
—V.
™™
net
National
The
$2.51
shares
*13,091,790 shs.
outstanding...
13,051,590 shs.
Average.—V.
196,
on
$0.73
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
Western
Railway
an
Aug. 1, 1963 to 1977, inclusive. The group bid 98.2973
carrying a 4Vb% coupon. A com¬
peting bid of 98.14 for the certificates also as 4V8S,
came from Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
On reoffering to the public, the certificates, which
are
non-callable, were priced to yield from 3.60%
to 4.35%, according to maturity. Issuance and sale of
the certificates are subject to authorization by the
of
company,
$34,523,722,
in
the
comparable
for
Earnings
This
six
the
For
each
each Aug.
on
from
the
quarter
with
net
a
a
1, 1963 to and including Aug.
year
posted
of
or
$925,993
or
in
climbed
sales
30
the
corresponding
$539,998 or $.86
were
$222,711
$.35
or
share
a
National Gas & Oil Corp.—Annual
Report—
earnings for
Net
earnings
195,
$5,715,594
873,941
Net
—V.
share of
1596.
oper.
Net
821,691
752,794
$1.70
$1.55
stock
common
Niles,
ported
Mich,
$2,272,380
period
same
last
months
year
ended
June
$38,964,038
were
and
$1,908,869.
share
per
compared
to
V.
$2.13
were
the
for
net
nine
24,306,430
14,798,798
30,418,702
16,116,546
'
"
p.
share
per
for
the
3%
sales
for
earnings
to 4 55%.
Net
Ended
to cost
used
be
of
the
Gross
purchase of 427
$7,600,000.—V. 194,
were
sales
new
rail
for
Earnings
Number
—V.
taxes
profit
505,000
305,000
464,637
at
$0.70
$0.46
660,000
Immediately
clared
share
shares
common
Shareholders
million
Ten
outstanding
voted
from
shares
based
after
to
cents
50
and main¬
10,000,000
will
be
to
the
under
Sept.
shares
Net
5%
the
increased
number
stock
de¬
of
the
fractional
shares
V.
195,
to
p.
effective
A
the
two-for-one
dividend,
will
record
shares
shares
be
to
be
due
issued
Aug.
10.
with a
common
be
Aug.
split,
issued
as
well
as
those
simultaneously
on
10.
issued
will
be
cannot
under
paid
be
income
195,
until
dividend.
the
Since
number
the
record
of
any
full
date—
Months' Report-
after
sh.
per
p.
income
taxes
taxes
after
pref.
divs.
$17,202,394
1 141 284
774,753
764,800
0 54
Mining Corp.—Increases Magma Copper
Holdings—
the
six
The
enues
389,000
22,000
9,000
427,000
398,000
207,000
200,000
$220,000
semi-annual
report
to
stockholders
for
the
oil.
fuel
Merrick
located
are
TO
PRESENT
at
FINANCING
Authorized
•
Outstanding
1969
$200,000
500,000 shs.
i
225,000 shs.
earnings
first
six
of
Oak
months
Carter,
Manufacturing
Co.
and
sub¬
of
share
with
second
the
$120,608,
the
In
first
half
of
1961.
or 85 cents per share.
totaled
$15,769,956, highest
sales
compared
in
President,
Total
1961
18
$11,009,138
quarter
and
of
quarter
cents
the
in
1962,
income
net
second
or
company's
period in 1961
amounted
53
or
ago
were
share.—V.
per
the
similar
sales
$344,555,
year
195,
p.
a
in
to
$8,354,154
cents
after
—V.
1961
$
369,352,000 344,253,000
17,578,000
16,213,000
taxes
per
915,
Report
$
sales
Earned
net
1962
;
..
Net
and
1099.
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.—Six Mos.'
•
share.'
per
$5,826,208,
Period Ended June 30—-*
Net
net
$557,662,
record,
a
Sales
share
common
i 36
.
1 33
1319.
p.
to
a July
26, 1962 prospectus, A. D. Gilhart & Co.,
Inc., New York City, offered publicly, 50,000 shares of
this firm's common stock at $5
per share.
Net pro¬
ceeds, estimated at $194,700, will be used for the pur¬
chase
of
eration,
additional
inventory,
and
low
sales promotion,
taxes
taxes
on
income
on
region.
space),
of
the
the
and
circuits
the
able
its
does
not
in
income
special
and
with
activities
the
available
research
from
but
several
old
and
elec¬
customers.
facilities.
The
process
The
souces.
anticipates
prime
EFFECT
designed
the
all
assembles
manufacturing
and modify
military
its
by
manu¬
purchases
and
fabrication
in
v*and
mappin'g,
The
products
supplied
metal
used
products
new
radar
company
its
accordance
sheet
perform
develop
commercial
The
specifications
own
to
the
(terrestrial
radar,
control.
and
in
used
materials
in
engage
pulse
products.
generally
are
compact,
designed
for
design, engineering, development,
together
other
and
and
gen¬
through the
light weight
up
are
were
guidance
materials
the
or
has
and
company
company
be
and
Y.,
engineers
for reception,
frequencies
communications
doppler
telemetry,
same
company
components
of
of
encompass
sale of
these
and
wires
tronic
The
and
measures,
components
all
sub-systems
fields
company
facture
the
These
the
N.
sub-systems
of
consuming
in
counter
Tuckahoe,
electronic
control
and
power
requirements
of
company
precision
detection
microwave
that
it
will
and
products
also
sub-contract
work.
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
Outstanding
Common
stock
purchase
warrants™
20,000 wts.
20,000 wts.
Common
stock
purchase
warrants
20,000wts.
20,000 wts.
tf. 957.
194,
Owens-Illinois Glass
Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
Sales of Owens-Illinois Glass,
substantially
or
ended
1961,
P.
J.
$0.24
wholly
June
rose
compared
Chairman,
earnings
for
$17,144,459
including foreign subsidiaries wholly
to $307,460,396 during the six
to $291,567,124 for the first half
owned,
30,
Levis,
Consolidated
to
the
after
reported.
taxes
totaled
$17,368,748,
period of 1961.
After preferred dividend requirements, earnings
$198,000
$0.27
'
sh.
per
on
809,989 shs.
outstdg.
$2.15,
compared
same
compared to
"Consolidated sales
$2.12
year
a
share
ago.
the highest of any
were
per common
first six-month period
history, with notable increases in sales of blown plastic
forest products, and Libbey glassware, plus improved
foreign subsidiaries," Mr. Levis said. "Sales of nonreturn-
company
containers,
sales
of
able bottles for beer and soft drinks continued to rise and returnable
bottle sales also were higher as a result of
growing interest in the
16-ounce
new
size."—V.
Pacific Coast
The
195,
2079.
p.
Central
Airlines, Inc.—Net Up 300%—
of
$63,998.
combined
first
efficiency of operation.
Paul-based carrier for
7.2% to $13,041,615, while operating
held to $12,420,205. The results are a record operat¬
for
months
were
results from record rev¬
Carr,
with increased
revenues
six
A
six
months
of
Minneapolis/St.
the
were
p.
Tite
Net
—V.
$71,025,560 $46,057,271
57,135,278
34,435,390
_
^
64,341,325
42,411,045
8,127,759
disposal,
6,429,950
and
taxes
6,777,672
3,648,733
$1,911,906
$1,289,986
i—
income
196,
p.
-
9.
Norwich
New
by
1962.
the
of
to
1961,
to
due
the
manufacturer
accounted
for
and
distributor
over
sales
the
and
in
Division,
aluminum
of
operating
period
same
of
80%
approximately
Both
This
Fullerton,
and
50
12%
six
in
has
company
the
months
and
cents
sales
profits
of
1961.—V.
first
half
established
of
1962,
Cleve¬
building
substan¬
and
Weather-
196,
p.
432.
Sales, Earn.
records
in
Reuben
new
President
P.
as
net
ended
June
income,
a
share
of
June
based
30,
also
on
1962.
30,
a
the
This
1962,
record,
1,701,992
sales
totaled
amounted
common
represents
a
a
record
to $845,180
shares out¬
sales
increase
of
and
that
43
or
Calif,
earnings
the
standing
In
.,
announced.
$13,650,567
or
.
.
in April,
merger
which
an earnings increase
of 16% over the first half of 1961.
period, sales were $12,181,790 and net income was $726,899
cents
are
1961.—V.
a
share
based
adjusted
196,
p.
for
a
on
1,701,792
2-for-l
common
stock
split
shares
outstanding
effected in
December
432.
Park Loan, Inc.—Notes Offered—Pursuant to
a July
offering circular the Ohio Co., Columbus, O., of¬
fered publicly, to residents of the State of Ohio
only,
$300,000 of this firm's 6% subordinated sinking fund
notes, due Aug. 1, 1977, at par and accrued interest.
The 15-year notes are available in denominations of
$500 and $1,000. Net proceeds will be used for debt
27
Pharmacal
first-half
lished
i
.
comparable
earnings.
For
1961
1962
30—
Flight equipment
Depreciation expense
Income before property
sales
on
outstanding.
not
are
increased 20%
sales
1776.
Operating revenue
Passenger revenue
Expenses:
$858,374
Pacific Hawaiian Products Co.—Record
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Ended June
Earnings Up—
of
ended
Pacific Coast Co. and the Bell Co.
company official stated that its Weather-Tite
Hughes
Period
profits
period
up
profit of $621,410. Nonoperating expenses for the six months
were $141,958 and income taxes
$281,450, resulting in the net profit
$198,002.—V. 191,
net
months
the
products,
tially all
ing
of
stock
common
Results
1962,
land-based
said
reported
nine
May 31, 1962. Earn¬
ings per common share were 67 cents after preferred dividend
requirements or eight cents per share. There are 1,137,922 shares
has reported record net earnings of $198,002 for the
of 1962, according to Hal N. Carr, President.
This
greater than the same period last year, when the company
improvement in earnings,
the
for
Co.—Nine Months'
has
company
$8,952,846
1319.
p.
months
System
the
30,
In
the
as
of
10
at
Mass.
EFFECT
28,
located
facilities
.
A.
per
to
half
the
For
also
company
300%
579 019
1,047,024 shs.
2078.
Newmont
plant
par)
net
the
E.
cents
history,
8,622,000
'562'265
o 72
1,047,024 shs.
common
28
1961
1,539,553
taxes
Fed.
for
1961,
First
155,000
405,000
deductions
other
interest expense
$18,982,407
for
Outstanding
—V,
5%
cash,
1962
sales
Earnings
the
in
computed
2078.
Income before
Net
252,000
share
Period Ended June 30
Provision
is
common,
10,000,000 will be class B
Neptune Meter Co.—Six
Net
first
authorized
split Nationwide Corp. will have 2,070,738 pub¬
licly held class A shares outstanding. There will be
5,141,918 class B
shares
outstanding,
all
owned
by the
Nationwide
Mutual
and
Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance
companies. These figures do not
include
195,
earned
of
number
class
as
its
well
as
distribution
Manufacturing Co.—Net Up 12%—
amounted
8,215,000
264,000
income
income
expenses
under
to shareholders of
14
After
directors
split.
20,000,000,
classified
of
Co.
always
of
name
1962, were 12% higher than
reported.
Earnings in the first half totaled $620,568, equivalent to 95 cents
per share on 655,824 shares outstanding,
compared with $187,520,
of
of
8,617,000
income™
Fed.
North
value.
par
Additional
$9,011,000
170,000
approved by share¬
board
the
are
651,238
The
the
on
the
increase
value of $2.50, and the other
par
at
dividend
also
shares
common
was
July 20.
the corporation's
The
stores,
the
r
due Feb.
2148.
p.
sidiaries
months
license
income less
Estimated
meeting
thereafter,
5%
a
split of Nationwide shares
special
a
Oak
1961
1962
-
Income before Fed.
Corp.—Stock-Split Approved—
two-for-one
A
and
and
GIVING
(no
Consolidated
in
Operating
—V.
holders
Mass.,
bantam
or
company
cream
the
>'<•:'
stock
195,
Ice
has
company
299,400
1429.
Nationwide
—V.
Inc.—Quarterly Report
!
and
Net
share
capital shares
p.
'•
ice
of
Northampton.
subord. debs.,
were
Other
1961
and
offices
Northampton,
•
—V.
$12,892,166 $10,963,467
income
on
__—
per
of
195,
cars,
$9,456,000
tenance
Taxes
to help
estimated
220.
p.
Depreciation
1962
™__„™_
Provision
Net
30—
convenience
as
milk
Easthampton Rd.,
6%
Norwood
as
the
by the Grant family,
to Norwood's, Inc., on
company
operating revenue
Operating expenses:
Transportation, administrative
just ended
last year.—
period
of
principal
Lane,
incorporated
was
incorporation,
was
changed
Sept^'7, 1956,
to Norwood's Superettes,
Inc., on March 2,
1962.
is primarily engaged in the operation of 59 superettes,
known
production
its
controlled
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
the
by
9,051,000
June
otherwise
The
*"
will
Proceeds
North American Van Lines,
re¬
Privately
July
finance the
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.—Six Months'
Report
Period
changed
and
31, 1962, the company announced that it
had sold privately to eleven institutions, $6,000,000 of
equipment trust certificates due Sept. 15, 1962 through
March 15, 1977.
The coupons bear interest at from
months
same
46,645,383
28,039,974
58,544,169
31,115,716
432.
p.
2493.
195,
$1.80
company
and
reconnaissance,
North American Car Corp.—Securities Sold
•
.
Earnings
Net
30.
—' T
, J
'Vyc>.f.f -V!
from
oper.
196,
$
58.832,014 130,047,870 114,431,447
34,525,584
71,503,7Q1
67,786,064
Period Ended June 30
and its wholly-owned subsidiaries
$44,630,787 and net earnings after taxes
company
sales of
for the nine
net
expenses™
operations™
income
ry.
On
National-Standard Co.—Nine Months' Net Up—
This
$
66,354,844
35,936,142
revenue
revenue
ry.
Net
55,250
stock__
common
Ry.
808,044
52,250
requirements
per
p.
1961
$6,232,131
_
™*,.
dividend
Preferred
earlier.
year
1962
operating revenues
income
Net
oper.
1962—6 Mos.—1961
$
• * * ' $
1962—2nd Qtr.—1961
$18,666,387
period last year.
share compared
Year Ended June 30—
Gross
to
a
a
the
company
Since
and
BUSINESS—The
—V.
ago.
ended June
earnings
loss
of
®"
$1.55 per share.
$1.48 a share in
1912.
manufactures
Earnings—♦
recorded
$23,631,982
$970,689
were
loss
net
a
months
$12,782,741
Second
the
over
3.
owned
equipment.
Ry.
sales
first-half
reported
has
47%
period.
first half
months
three
Ohio,
of
1961
with
contrasts
first
the
Cleveland,
increase
an
a
Orion Electronic Corp.—Common
Offered—Pursuant
rated Aaa by
Moody's and AAA
by Standard & Poor's.
The issue is secured by new
equipment estimated to cost $10,011,226. The certifi¬
cates will mature in 15 annual instalments of $530,000
1961
&
The company
Commission.
are
Period End. June 30—
^
July
for the certificates
Interstate Commerce
comparable
for
been
asso¬
issue of $7,950,000 Norfolk &
equipment trust certificates, due
Aug. 1
the
in
proceeds, estimated at $240,000, will be
inventory, reduction of accounts payable,
equipment, expansion, and working capital..
all
116.
p.
Western
&
$0.78
—
$22,512,458
2382.
Net
used
or
share
common
per
Norfolk
$1.28
'
-
Castings Co.—Sales Up 47%—-
of
share.
9,096,344
9,552,501
10,277,779
income
against
as
July 2, 1962 offering circular, Walker,
Co., Inc., Boston, Mass., offered publicly,
75,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $4 per
$641,171
$1,258,083
-
share
per
195, p. 979.
to
Wachtel
18,648,845
9,673,464
_
taxes
the shares outstanding on June 30, 1961.
net sales for the first half of 1962
on
consolidated
9,552,501 shs.
10,277,779
taxes.
income
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
.
Norwood's Superettes, Inc.—Common Offered—Pur¬
suant
Common
$99,173,509
$105,244,124
income
net
1961
1, 1977.
income
Net
share
per
CAPITALIZATION
f
.The certificates
provision
tax
21.1 cents per
with net income
sales
total
on
*
tax
or
compares
1961.—V.
Co.—Six
June
_™
before
Income
share
per
Acme
This
$4,353,344.
quarter
second
National
Period
of
$150,723
reached
income
net
sales
total
on
368,645
453,897
ciates announced that they were awarded at competi¬
share,
is
outstandings
tive sale
*
Ohio
822,542
528,430
Operating revenues
*
Profitable
Net
$8,449,811
982,511
454,081
——
.'
New England
1961
Higher; Sales Down—
cents
company's
$23,957,432
period.—V. 195, p.
on
cates Offered—Salomon Brothers & Hutzler and
Natco Corp.—Net
announced
undistributed
$9,793,328
l._—
™™_
•'•■Adjusted for 100%
2,416,432
1.00
1099.
p.
taxes
earnings
Earned
2,631,311
1-08
share!
common
per
1
t
$6,801,181
was
in
1961
share
$28,601,597 $25,993,333
sales
1962,
$0.32
Net
Per
Common
1962
Period Ended June 30—
Net
Net
1961
equity
—
before
Consolidated
Months' Report—
30,
1962
taxes
Income
Fed.
Nalco Chemical Co.—Six
June
Co.—Six Months' Report—
sales
Earnings
$0,308
650.
188, p.
its
reported
Period Ended June 30
$6,504,fa74
The
totaled
BUSINESS—The
Months' i Report—
30—
Net
in
period
same
time
p.'2822.
Muskegon Piston Ring Co.—Six
Period
ended
80% or more owned, such equity for the
per share of Newmont.—V. 195, p. 2932.
companies
being $1.62
of
months
the
first
the
for
Nestle-LeMur
earlier.—
year
a
marked
a
2196,
p.
per
earnings
for
income
share.
net
$2.41
Newmont
further
continued highly competitive pressures within the industry,
out. Volume of sales increased because of properties
the Ingram merger but prices declined. Sales and operat¬
the
by
it
months
six
After
Period Ended June 30—
entirely due to reduced margins
added
it
provision for dividends on the preferred
this is equivalent to $1.92 per share of common stock. Com¬
parable
six
the
for
with 75
Exchange
its
income
net
$5,753,708.
stock,
or
to
pursuant
Newmont's
was
exploration
Aside
1962, Mr. Malozemoff, President of Newmont Mining
that
Magma
period which
the
in
outstanding
stock
based on averaS® ?kares
were 3,856,269 in
calculations are
share
Per
share.
per
common
of
income
net
June 30,
stated
Murphy Corp. for the six months ended
June
30
was
$1,568,000, C. H.
Murphy, Jr.
President has an¬
nounced. After giving effect to applicable preferred dividends. this.
amounts
to
37 cents per share of common stock
and
with $2,340,000, or 68 cents per share, in the same period a year
earlier. A nonrecurring charge of $1,118,000, covering the abimdonment of the exploration concession in Bolivia in which the £phipa y
had
an
interest,
reduced net income to $450,000 or eight centb
Normr.l
.
records
company
in
for
Co.—Record
both
the
sales
sixth
and
Sales, Earnings—
earnings
month
period
were
ended
estab¬
June
George W. Bengert, President, reported that net earnings for the
first six months of the year totaled $2,989,461, an increase from
the $2,933,077 reported in the first half of 1961.
The 1962 sixmonth earnings were equal to 76 cents per share on the 3,918,950
repayment and working capital.
shares
business
of
common
stock
outstanding
on
June
30,
1962
compared
The
company,
of
of
318 Third
making
small
St.,
loans
Ironton,
to
Ohio, is engaged
individuals
and
in
the
discounting
Volume 196
Number 6183
ranging for the most part from $25 to $2,000
commonly referred to as the small loan or
commercial' paper
personal
is
business.
finance
-
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Period Ended
»
EFFECT
Net
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
(581)
Ranco Inc.—Sales Up
Polymer Corp.—Six Months' Report—
,
This
amount.
in
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
sales
Net
before
$5,318,000
$4,142,000
221,000
238,000
124,000
$282,000
$97,000
$0.37
taxes——
$0.13
30, 1962, were $12,479,483, an increase of about 11% over the third
quarter 1961 sales of $11,081,346, A. M. Hoover, Chairman and
President, announced.
Net
earnings in
the three months were
-
"
.
_
Authorized
.
Outstanding
.
—
debentures, scries C—*——t'%
s. f. debs.,
due May 1, 1967
6%* s. f.'notes, due Dec. 1, 1967
6%
s.«T. debs., -due June 1, 1969
6%
■
1
6%
S, f. notes,
f.
s.
Common
—V.
notes;
stock
191;
15,
due Jan.
■,
——_
.—.
.
due Aug.
1, .1977
par)*—
(no
,
1970
;
50,000 shs.,
—
508.
p.
• ■:
End^d June 30—
'
-
:
—,
f
\
'/'•
Number 'of common shares..
/
■%i<* Period Ended Juhe 30—
-/.r
i
•
'•
V-.
x
>■
,
Net
'/
?
,:;
p. -10.: -'
-■
-r
,,■"..v
Total
,
h
'
v,,;. ■
Net
shipments
after
.
,
.
._
.
r
5
_
_
pfer' common' share.
i95, p. 2079.
;
' r J
*
fended
Period
Net
after
"•
T
.
Y.1"*
-
.
■ -
Earned
—v.
191,
21,084,947
p.
1264.
;..
>
i
of the
tion
i
site,
and
inured
the
to
;;
.
■/'
.
.
'the
first ^half "of
products were, substantially lower; during*
I962< lhahi^in
the same -period of 1961. Total
gale's-volume' Of' liquid "^petroleum products.-
y
was
.JL4%
-
195,
4,275 wts.
higher, \and
'
.
earnings in .the "ifirst half of .1962 were substantially liigher.'charges
incurred-in- international expansion for stepped up expuoration ac-
*V-
■:
W*V'
S
.
tiyities-Jahd ;pirov£sian " for" release of honrproductive acreage, .and^
V >'a' further' ^redu'otion' dn' allowable
Xm
>!':
at $18, rThe debentures
•
texas;—V. 186,-p. 415. ' -
?
crude ^oil ^nrbduction-'
^
■ v PhoeiiiX; Enterprises, Inc.r—Common Offered^Pur-"
saant to an' amended offering circular, dated March
.'
*
■
V'"I :'!;7;;-V-k
v
v
-
<
1982y the company offered publicly, without un245,520 i^aresits cbmnicm^stockt
,o$l perssharb;:^^ ^esei^res. wei*b;the, unsbM ^rtion:
;
v;
of
>:
;
;
v
v
;
.
*:
i
■
y
' *
an
-
do
'
-
:
>
'
<
•
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.
.
'
'
-
.(
,
■
.
i
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7%
debentures
Common
'.
'■
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
...
:
.
GIVING
Common
.stock
i.--sv^-.v7-.;.f —V. 192, p.
($1
par)—________
1858.
FINANCING
•-'.
due
stock
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
.
5,000,000 shs.
w
-J,
?
>
.
4
all
Pioiwecr Natural Gas Go.—Partial
stances,
writers,
Redemption—
V The company has Galled for redemption on Sept. 1, 1962, through
operation-.of the a sindting-: fund, $676,000 pf its 5 ft %■.. debentures
V
.'
>*•
y.t
1
v
*
.'Vy... ' :y< due March l, 4977
-bo made
-V.
at/ilOO.199% .'plus accrued interest.' Payment will
the" Manufacturers', Hanover Trust Co.. 40 -Wall St., ,N'; .Y.
par)
(no
196, p. 156.
Pitney-Bowes^ Inc.-r-SecondRry Stock Offering—On
Aug. 2, 1962, it was reported that 25,000 shares of this
firm's outstanding common stock had been sold at
$45,125 per- share through First Boston Corp., NewYork City.—V. 195, p. 2382.
;
rf„i,
subject,
Authorized
Period Ended June 30—
1962
•
Eastman
.....
,
Dillon," Union
Securities & Co..
26,000
Bache & Co.
—r_" 14,000
Goodbody & Co.l——___ 14,000
-Hallgarten & Co._—_____ 14,000
Uemphill,. Noyes &.Co._
14,000
-^V.
„
,
„
.
$
Net
after
taxes*2-________________j_______
20,934,000
Earned per common Jshare__
.
—V.
195, p. 2196.
«
>
Pittston Co.—Net
■
2.01
}
••
195, p.
1549.
/•;.
-
Up 15%—
.
sales
lent to.-$2v68
Earnings
a
share on each of the .1/469,985 shares outstanding.
increased 157c over -the $2.33 per -share on
consolidated' net "income u£ $3,900,447
for the same period last
-
,
per
share
year.
"
.;
'Consolidated
net
income
for
.
the second
$1,781,410,
91, cents per share,- for
quarter was
or
$1.03 per Whare, i versus t$1,586,835, or
the-eorrespdnding period in '1961.
'
Pittston/a.diversified company with wide, interests in coal mines,
transportation* warehousing and in.Jthe distribution-of petroleum.
.
.
~v
'
.
*••
products,' looks - forward
'six, months -economic
Mr.'Routh'said.—V.
to -a .very
satisfactory
'edndit*</"«!..* do,
195,
p.
2196.
nqt
-
year , 41' in.
the next
deteriorate- too ' greatly,
$296,000
$0.7
/"
.
/
■X
facilities, including the company's head¬
(&
.
Subs.)—Nine Months' Results
.4962
1961
960,328 $187955,777,
2,301,642
1,639,600
1,234,298 V
864710
•
federal
income
•;
1(067,347
a 77?,890':
l,5l'5v794,UJi 1(437,422;
..
L__—
share
per
0.70
;—
0.51*.
$55,872,325- $56;030,315
Earned per common
—V.
'
1961
1962
T
•
1,325,310
196,
common
p.
share.:
*
—-
shares.;
'■
1^817;769
U.69
1,914,633
taxes________J—_—
after
1,910,813
0.95
322.
Ryder System, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
share:
per
(.31)
.15
—
revenue'—.
Gross
1961
1962
Period Ended June 30—Earned
;
—
—
—
$55,309,000 $50,667,000
taxes————-—547,000
Federal income
taxes—
241,000
Net income.
306,000
Average shares outstanding-.
•—+
-12,098,000
(770,000);
Net income before
——
—
—
—V.
-——-
-
-
.
,
-
St. Joseph Light & Power
Co.—Six Months' Report
revenues
—V.
.——r——$5,620,721
—
$5,262,574'
672,795
0.56
595,938
0.50.
taxes
per
———
common
1961
1962
Period Ended June 30—
Earned
1425,000)
(645,OQO)
2,081,071
195, p. 1597.
Net.after
share
,
——
195, p. 2494.
Schick Inc.—Six Months' Report—
feet sales
:*
Profit (loss) before taxes__.—_—_——
Provision (credit) for income taxes——
Net
191,
I
(loss)—.
.profit
—V.
p.
1961
1962
Period Ended June 30--
-
$5,626,347
(483,055)
(211,000)
(272,055)
-u,
,
$6,209,770
(994,082).
(295,750)
(698,832)
1816.
Shields' & Co.,
Inc.-__.*_ 14,000
Stroud & Co., Tnc._—___ -5,500
Winslow,
Cohu & Stetson.: Inc.*__"_—___;—__*•; 5,500
Richard W.. Clarke Corp.
2,000
"
■
Moroneyr Beissner.
11962, Morgan Stanley .& Co.; New York City,; and asso¬
ciates/ offered /publicly 700,000 shares of this /firm's
.
.
outstanding common ? stock .at $62.75 per share.
proceeds will-accrue to the selling stockholders.
offering was oversubscribed.
Net.
The
BUSINESS—Tlie company of *408 Bank of the Southwest Bidg.,/
herein together with its • consolidated subsidiaries some¬
called the company, was incorporated under- the laws of the
Netherlands Antilles in 1956 to acquire on Feb. 28, 1957 owner-,
ship^ of the businesses conducted by a., group»of affiliated corpora-,
tions engaged in the oil field service industry throughout the free
world. The original business was founded in. the 1920s by Conrad
and Marcel Schlumberger, French engineers and physicists. Since
its organization, Mr. Schlumberger has furnished co-ordinated man-,
agement for the Schlumberger business, which consists principally
of providing electrical logging
and related services in connection
with the drilling and operation of oil and gas wells. -In addition,
the company
designs and manufactures electronic and electro¬
mechanical equipment, components and systems for sale to indus¬
trial and military markets. Its operations in this field were sub¬
stantially expanded-by the acquisition of Daystrom, Inc. on Feb..
1
Co.s
2,000
\
•
Schhimberger Ltd.—Common Offered—On Aug. 1,
-n
Months' Report—
__
-
Rainbow Photo Industries,
1962
/
,
1961
$29,664,451 $25,503,458
.1,776,396
1,190,215
2.69
1.81
Inc.—Acquisition-
photo-servicing firm.
The acquisition which
add
in
Will
enable
excess'of
to
the company's second since June,, will
in gross sales to Rainbow's volume and
is
$100,000
the * firm
expand
and delivery of photofinishing and - -•supplte&yriithroughout- Guffolk-t County,
the fastest
growing Area in the'U. S.«/The- acquisition .now completes a/.total-,
servicing coverage of. the entire. Long .lalamd area. •,»
*
The
purchase ? was - made*»foi- an- undisclosed amount of cash.,
Houston,
,
1, 1962.
CAPITALIZATION
No stock
Mr.'
was
Falk
involved
in the
stated, "The
transaction.
integration of ..Gilray into our present
significant.
We
cab
process
the additional
business-It brings us in our present, production facilties without,
the necessity of .adding overhead. ; Because of this, the $100,000
additional
sales
will
contribute ' substantially
to ' our
earnings."
J-V. 195, p. 911.
operation
1s
very
OF
MARCH
31,
Authorized
4%
notes, due 1963-1966
due 1963-1971
sinking fund debentures,
5'A%
Other
3,600,000
———I———
Common
stock'
($1
Outstanding
due
10,000,000
•■■___•
1900
1962
—
notes,
:
,
AS
its. pick-up
3%%
-
6,000,000 shs,
par)*
353,000
5,333.587 shs.
subject to the conditions
contained in.an underwriting agreement dated Aug. 1, 1962 the
underwriters named below have severally agreed to purchase, and
trie selling stockholders have agreed tp sell to them severally, In..
.
r'
.
tax^—_x—___—;—
income_—L_____—
Number of
14,000
Earned per common shafe_^___
—V. 194, p.'1951r
'
"
|
..
$0.30
sales
Operating
jack M. Falk, President, has announced the acquisition of Gilray
Photo Service of Port Jefferson, Long Island, a pick-up delivery
The company in the first six months of this year had earnings
of $4,464,327, 'Joseph P. Routh, President, reported. This is equiva-
Net
Units
.
Co.
,
Purolator Products, Inc.^-Six
.
-!
..
$1,242,000
times
13,150,000
' "
: 1.26
'• •"*.
.
_______
'''
Period Ended June 30—
,
FINANCING
tadehburg, TJhalmaiin &
Smith Inc.__125,000
Net. after taxes____,
1961
_
322,165.000 283,840,000
,
Ruberoid Co.—Six Months' Report—
v
Of the units, if any are purchased. Under certain circum¬
in the event of default by one or. more of the under¬
the commitments of non-defaulting underwriters may be
Fenner &
Net
*
skies
.•__■:
investments-
$56,233,000 $51,468,000
: '
$1,342,000
35,000,
261,000.
Net sales
have severally
Period Ended June 30—;
Net
of
1__
.
to
■"
•
' -Units.'
Lynch, Pierce,;"
i
,
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.- -Six Months' Report—
sales
for
below
named
.-on
•
1961.
.
^Adjusted tp reflect increase in -number of shares from, 1,437,422
-to 1.508J30 as-a.result of a commonshare dividend -distributed on
Dec. 1, 1961, of one share for each twenty shares then outstandirii^Y. 195, p. 912.
/,
Outstanding
$2,500;000
770,000 shs.
underwriters
1962
increased.
Merrill
t
4
-
■'
■
v
Puerto
$2,500,000. ■"■
1,500,000 shs.
*
»
1977
vgains
Common shares
the latter part
PRESENT
TO
896,700
corporation has ceiled for redemption on Aug. 27, 1962, ail
sinking fund debentures due 1963 at 100.36%
Earned
the terms of their, underwriting agreement
with the company, to purchase the number of units set forth op¬
posite their respective names. The nature of the/ underwriting
commitment is such that the underwriters will be required to pur¬
agreed,
chase
*
EFFECT
of
sales
leased
Federal
Net
<
■
UNDERWRITERS—The
CAPITALIZATION
used
matters.
GIVING
on
Net. before
.
CAPITALIZTION
11,800
-
Rubbermaid Inc.
' i
increases.
:V'T; ;
in opeartion
and
credit
Period Ended June 30—
,
Net
'•
-
•
of *a: hrewery in San Juan,
completed
be
{special
1967.
p.
plus accrued interest. Immediate payment will be made at the
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
140 -Broadway, New
York 15, N. Y.—V. 196, p. 475.
BUSINESS—^Headquartered^ - in- .San, .Juan
and . organized
and
Sponsored- by .Amstel Brouwerij N. V.. Of Amsterxiam, Holland .and
toternational -Basic. Economy Corp. : (IBEC)
of New York, N, Y.
the company proposes. -to .engage in the- production - of premium
quality light lager beer and natural malla .(a non-alcholic bever¬
age). for-.sale under the ''Amstel" label, -Amstel. has granted the
company, an
exclusive lieense .to ..use the /'Amstel" label in the
production - and ^ale of, iisbter and - malta. in. Puerto, Rico, the.
Dominican Republic,
the 'Panama Canal' Zone and. certain other
Caribbean areas, and Jias .agreed to supervise production and to
be responsible
for the .quality control of these .products. Amstel
has also agreed, to" furnish certain of the supervisory and technical
personnel. necessary for the operation of the company's brewery.
IBEC
Realty Co., Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of IBEC, has
entered into a contract with .the • company to,, furnish certain, ad¬
visory services with regard to financial and domestic Puerto Rican
v-
,,
,
..
'
to
213,700
1,170,400
of its outstanding 4%
,
BUSINESS—The 'company
business by the-Arizona
is an Arizona corporation, licensed to
Corporation Oommission on March 2,
vI960, Its principal place of business is located at 4547 N. Scottsdale
\';VRoad,-. Scottsdale, Ariz. ; •
:
J.-,
•"
The character of the. business to be transacted by the issuer is
•'
i
that of a" land development company engaging primarily..In. the
f. ■■ y
purchase, development and resale of real property in the State
•"
of^^Arizona, The principal'objective of the corporation is- tp pur-.
'
chase undeveloped land
in tracts and td improve land , by subdividing into smaller- parcels and making. the land suitable for
home and-building,-sites by the construction of roads, sewers, water
lines and causing other' utilities to be extended to the property, The
corporation will p,lso hold .tracts of undeveloped-land as a speculaa
tive investmenr Without making any
improvement of any kind,
•■>
with the anticipation that it will appreciate in value through the
passage of time and increased demand for land as the population
-
expected
-1961
$3,209,800
,
11,800
Rochester Telephone Corp.—To Redeem Debentures
will be
the .financing
Report—
1962
$4,022,700
—u—
The
5 ■
REDEMPTION FEATURES—^-The: debentures are redeemable at;
the option of - the company .at a redemption- Bribe-' of 105' through
July 31, 1972 and at 100, subsequent to that date. to maturity, j -
*"
V* r
from
•
Rico,
will'be* used;: for office expenses, legal and accounting
fees, :property ac.quMtions, and development cost.
i
,
:
^
-;'
y
y-ix»
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
the" construction-, and operation
; ot 1963. -
bffering of 270,©QQ shares which commenced
oh June 6, 1961. " Net proceeds, estimated at ^l97^215,
^
:,
■:
1962.
1962,
quarters at Newark. Remco manufactures children's
games and toys.—V. 193, p. 809.
M
/
.,
30,
30,
Reichhol^ Chemicals, Inc.*—Six Months' Report—
four
will. not. be
stock
common
June
Industries, Inc.—Notes Sold privately—On
July 30, 1962, it was .reported that the company had
sold $3,750,000 of notes to Mutual Life Insurance~Ctv
of New York. Franklin Capital Corp., New York City,
assisted in the financing.
Proceeds will be used by the company to finance
construction of a plant at Harrison, N. J., to replace
separately transferable prior to Aug. 1^.1963 or such
earlier-date as the company may-clecf.
;
'.>-
- - ---
r«'' ..•••'.>:"
.
arid
„
Sept.
Remco
'
,
"
like
4,275 wts.
.*
,
ends
.. .
.
Outstanding
198,000 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
(par 10 cents)
purchase warrants.
749.
p.
<•■,".
«
Net income
Earnings per share—
—V. 195, p. 1430.
FINANCING
PRESENT
the
taxes—
195,
Gains
-
Authorized'
-
Nqt \ income excluding
/. investments
Com¬
mon Offered—On Aug. 1, 1962, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., New York City, as manager
of
an
underwriting group, announced the initial
public offering, in units, of $2,500,000 of Puerto Rico
Brewing Co, (Compania Cervecera de Puerto Rico,
Inc.) 7% sinking fund debentures due Aug. 1, 1977,
and 500,000 shares of the company's common stock.
Each unit, consisting of $10 principal amount of 4ebentures and two shares of common stock, was priced
prices for fnost of -these
'
.
operations.
TO
*
Pertod Ended June 30—r
,
Puerto Rico Brewing Co., Inc*—Debentures,
^
Net income-.was ,$50^.130,000, or 61.46 a share,: in "the six months
,> ehded June; 30/1962,-compared with $54;902,000, or $1.60 a share,
in the first half of 1961.
;
r
'
:
'
/ :
Sales volume of all principal products increased materially, but
/,'_>> -V
these
EFFECT
in
ended
nine months
;
income <*&
Sales
seven cents
or
greater' non-recurring profits in the 1961 period from -sales of oil
and gasvlease Interests, Stockholders were told in the interim report.
-
stock
—V.
share, lower in. 1962 .than ini 1961 after exclusion of $2,407,000
a,
•
5%,
were
stock
Common
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Sales Up, Earnings Lower
earnings
GIVING
,
•
Common
The company's first six -months
from
company
of
—V.
stop dry cleaning and laundry" concept, The com¬
commenced any "one stop, dry cleaning
or any House of Kleen operations at any
revenues,
except those of a nominal nature have
CAPITALIZATION
$2.03
.
.
Net
"one
no
the
for
sales
/■.net-
pany has not thus far
and laundry" operations
•
cents
of 2,261,199 shares
latest nine months and
,
incorporated under the laws of the
in' order to 'establish ,a single;
•
36
or
average
Net income (Jloss) before special credit
Special creditr Gain.on sale of investment,
1962,
'
20,586,149
$2.08
10,
an
Reeves Soundcraft Corp.—Six Months'
"
1962
1961
172,579,664 161,423,772
share—1—
common
Jan.
on
outstanding during the
The company's fiscal. year
Period Ended June 30—
<
Net
The .odmpany,-- • solely through its subsidiaries, is engaged in the
selling, distribution and maintenance of equipment for dry cleaning
and laundry establishments, as well as the development and promo¬
..
taxes
per
1
; •
' ' $
■
5
•>.-
sales
Net
/
,
30—-
June
oii
Overhill, Inc.
■■■*<y
*•
stock
common
based,
$33,704,037, a 5% increase over sales of $31,951,245 for the
comparable period a year ago.
Earnings for the first nine months of fiscal 1962 were $1,882,254
or 83 cents a share compared with $2,063,292 or 91 cents per share
in the first three-quarters of fiscal 1961.—V.
195, p. 2383.
1961) ,and- therefore. Prosper-Development, Inc. will ,be .-treated . as
a
subsidiary of the company. Prosper-Way, Inc. fCalif.) .also owns
of the issued and outstanding common" stock of H-K Dverhill,
Inc., .a franchise of the House of Kleen Development Corp.; there¬
fore,
the company" indirectly
ownfc and controls 25%
of H-K
\ '1,1 $.82
V'",
0.89
;
of Nevada
$820,966
versus
are
totaled
25%
.■
Phelps Dodge Corp.—Six Months' Report—:
■
•
'
^; ]
,
cents,
earnings
share
Consolidated net sales
Corporate entity, and ^maintains its executive offices at 2484 W.
^Washington Blvd., Los tAngelea, Calif.
'
The company^ owns- all of -the issued and outstanding stock of
its subsidiaries,: Pro»per-Way, Inc. (Califronia), and Prosper-Quick
Service, toe, (both ofjwhich -were incorporated; under the .Jaws, of
r the / State, of
Californda on> Jan, 18, y J961). * Prosper-Way, , Jnc./
(Caiif.),- a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company owns; all of
the issued and. outstanding stock of Prosper^-Development, Inc.-=(ini
corporated under .the laws of the State of California on June 12,
1961/Vv
$24,246,000 $24,437,000
1,029,000 *
937,000;
4962
'v.
:.n:
t.axes___.__—
Earned
—V.
•/':
■>
•
'
.
_______
Pfaudler Permutit Inc.—Six, Months' Report—
.t" Period Ehtied "JunO 30—■?
.
1961'
'
$14,227,973 412,382,160
900,579
720,633
d1.35
-1.10
665,192 •:
653,936
.
shares._—__
common
1962
.
-after' taxes.i_—
Number of
—v.• 196,
'
v '' V*
>
Earned-percommon J share—_
"J
v-.i'f v>v;'
r.
Net''Sales ——_i—_
V
*
4
■/-
.
of
36
or
period.
Per
,
,
BUSINESS—The company was
State
'!T.'
■■,
Pehdiefoil Tool Industries, Inc.- -Six Months' Report
"
v-v'w;
1961
July 26, 1962 prospectus, Crosse & Co;, Inc., V. S.
Inc.,- and Thomas, Williams & Lee,
Inc., New York City, offered publicly 85,500 shares of
this firm's common stock at $3. per share.
Net pro¬
ceeds will be used for acquisition of sites and.promo¬
tion of the'Vone stop: laundry and dry cleaning- con¬
cept," the acquisition of real estate sites to be leased
for the operation of House Oi Kleen,.additional coin
operated machinery, and working, capital.
9,714,197
9,731,422
Tr
a
,
_
...
_
Wickett & -Co.,
—V, 194; p.'850/
.
taxes...
Prosper-Way, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
1962
1961
$64,887,660 $57,875,192
6,732,340 / .6,250,428
; 0.68
j;
0 63
_
Net; after .taxes*.——
Earned pef common 'Share-.——
/. i,
,
2,248,874 in 1961.
•
"V.
''
v
after
income
Earnings per share
—V. 195, p. 1852.
>•.
Peabody Coal Cb.—Six Months' Report—
.
> Period
Revenues'
•
/
■,
Net
$31,200
37,500
175,000
277,500
260,500
286,500
300,000
<? 37,775 shs.
.
-
income-
on
$810,254
Long-term debt:
6%'real estate* mortgage*—<_—
,
Taxes
11%—
Consolidated net sales of Ranco. for. the third quarter ended June
-
——520,000
—4
—-
income
1961
1962
30—
June
53
UNDERWRITERS—On
the
terms
and
.
V"
-
cii
*
54
the
(582)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
respective percentages
shares
of
set forth
below,
of 700,000
aggregate
an
Shore-Calnevajr Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
stock.
common
Period Ended May 31—
Morgan Stanley &
Co
American
Securities
Anderson
&
Arnhold
Corp._
Joseph,
.50
Strudwick
S.
&
9.00
Kuhn,
Laird,
Laird
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath
i__,
Whipple
Bacon,
Robert W.
Baker,
&
Baird
Co
.20
; ;
Lee
Lehman
Lester,
Carl
Eichler
Eateman,
Bear,
Blair
Blair
&
A.
McCormick
.50
McDonald
.50
Merrill
E.
Ellis
Blyth
&
Simmons___
&
Co.,
Inc._____1.75
-
Boettcher
Co.
&
.20
Sullivan
&
that
the
with
its
.20,.
.20
.
Smith
Inc
&
Inc.
.20
Bradford
C.
J.
Brown
Alex.
Brush,
Clark,
.20
Co.__—_
&
Butcher
.60
Inc.
Co.
&
*
1.75
-—
Dodge
&
tinue
&
transaction
three
Co
M.
J.
Dain
of
Dallas
Securities
Union
Inc.
Davis,
De
Skaggs
&
&
Co»______
Townsend,
Dillon,
&
Read
Dittmar
Pan-
Dominick
&
Drexel
Francis
I.
Eastman
Elworthy
Eppler,
Equitable
&
First of
First
Corp.-
.75
.75
Scott
&
Chas,
W.
Forgan
&
Gradison
Bros.'" &
Boyce__—__
St'me
.20
&
J.
J.
&
Co
Co.
Howard,
-
E.
The
Weeks
Weil,
Friedrichs
W.
Illinois
Co.
&
1.15
Inc.__—_^
Co.
Co—
.30
J.
.20
Dean
Battles
Janney,..
Clark,
Jbhnson,
E.
&
Inc.
,
195,
2641.
p.
/20
Weld
&
Yarnall,
Biddle
Mr.
■
earned
11.66
period
has
of
Sales
for
taxes
Mr.
9-month
preceding
this
1.75
1.75
.75
of
the
period
$1,475,944,
were
period
compared
profit after
net
quarter
than
more
Freedman
of
50%
also
last
for
reports
the
was
result
a
with
company
months
March,
share
per
of
1962.
for
the
this
that
Sea
of
Wide's
1962,
compared
year,
with
with
of
was
an
$4,655
Increase
is
company
currently
totals,
a
reports
Mr.
back-
require
■
now
bed
in
pipeline
for
low
pipeline to
and
them,
in
the
••
•
day
expensive
on
of
other
to
195,
pipeline
inside
customer
offer
to
cable
(up
dia¬
well
phase
submarine
our
193,
cor-
will
prove
to
as
is
mining,
"
We
believe
we
con¬
of insur¬
companies headed bv Massachusetts
Mutual Life
Oo.
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
in the
placement.
Insurance
—V.
to
for
serve
'
[•
V
shares
help finance the purchase of Irving
and its affiliates.—V,
195, p. 2494.
without
$
Net
69
Period Ended June 30—
1962
This
revenue
taxes
Dividends, interest
Costs
and
sales
and
other income
debt,
Ret
4,748,195
p.
366,724,056
371,591,096
40
or
cents
cents
share
a
This
1961.
share,
a
In
Kansas
show
thp
City,
Mo.,
•
:
'
"
a
Ilk*
tori
pp
195,
oe
mately
cial's
•'
'
ended
June
30,
1961.
for
the
year
053,961
include,
229,935,998
210,785,834
that
30,
95,187,433
3,644,020
521,806
the
of
change
$69,683,188
ported
of
$2.01
as
The
a
June
product
$105,957,172
reported
30,
sales
1961,
of
net
have
been
businesses
the
year
per
common
ended
year
ago
June
30,
1962,
the
of
acquired
to
prior
merged
for
to
to
since
$6,-
with
the
such
the
year
ended
adqustment.
outstanding.—V,
196,
p.
for comparative pur¬
shares issued in ex¬
company,
June
were
157.
'
subsequent to
30, 1961, as re¬
$2.31 per share
'
-
New
direct
the
7%
second
or
the
over
foreign
subsidiaries
quarter of
"
for
-
,
completed
the acquisition
of
Phoenix
Theodore H, Silberfc, Standard Fi¬
activities
to
serve
of
SFC
will
•
operate
;
as
a
•
President-of Phoenix
as
consumer
-
commercial
York.,. The
Finance
These
financing,
Financial
financing,
entry
into
both
of
aggregate
and
also-
will
Corporation
factoring
amount
Phoenik
and
acquisitions
In
and
Will
of
Finance
mark
outstanding
ris. approxi-'
Standard
Finan¬
financing.
. >.«.
-u .
r
be through an exchange
shares.
Standard -Financial' pre¬
consumer
companies
number
that
it
of
had
open-market
-
will
as
acquired
part
of
..
137,500
shares-of
the-purchase
:
..
price
its
for
...
own
both
.
*;
,,
p.
during 1961 financed a volume of accounts in
$350,000,000.
Resources
exceed
$150,000,000.—V.
196,
company,
of
excess
476.
t
'-*--. *
-
Standard Oil Co.
Estimated
earnings
increase
an
Jersey's
(New Jersey)—Net Up 10.4%—
released
of
by- Mt.-
$40;-000,000
for
M.
J.
Rathbone,
six months
the
President,
ended
June
consolidated
earnings for: the first half year
were
estimated at $425,000,000, equal to 8.2%
of total revenues."
The company has over 715,000
registered shareholders, and based
on
the
216,533,000 shares outstanding, consolidated results were
equal
year
outstanding, after' preferred
$7,205,564. or $2.24 per* common share
30,
the
in
of
Financial,, a diversified nationwide commercial financ¬
factoring, consumer financing and industrial timersales fi¬
nancing
were
year,
$79*,-
restated
amounted
earned
.
$4,699,904,
was
increase
Standard
showed
share
1961, restated,
operating- results and
Earnings
stock
ended
with
June
the
businesses
1961.
common
the
for
sales
income
an
announced.
Phoenix
of Standard. •
•
to
Americ&n
million.
undisclosed
in
ing,
* 1'
•
of
of
companies.
•
,
for
$105,030,010
net
.
with.
„
that, preliminary
announced
of
with.
previously
ended
compared
include
for
30,
has
sales
r'
sales
acquisition
an
;
to
$1.96
10.4%
Rathbone,
and-
share. Earnings for the
$1.78 per share.- *
per
same
$385,000,000,;or
The
improvement
was
natural
due
to
in
earnings,
further
gains
it
was
period
C
pointed
last
.-*''
year
;
out
by
■
In
from
all
gas
areas,
non-consolidated'
products. '
The
company reported that its revenues from sales and-invest-?,
for the first six
months were estimated
at
$5,158,000,009
compared to $4,488,000,000 for the first half of last year. Product
sales volumes thus far in 1962 were
running; 7%
ahead of world¬
ments
wide
sales
for
the
first
six
months
of
v
Mr..
production of crude oil
higher^ volumes of product ,
in
liquids, as- well as
particularly abroad, and to increased dividends
affiliated
companies.
Strang
competitive
pressures
continued, nowever, with earnings in the United States
particularly • affected by lower average realizations for petroleum
sales
fpr
year
to
poses,
net
compared
'
or
dividends,
for
as
retroactively,
date.
Net income
5,963,113
1962.
:
compared
1961-
Corp.—Acquisition-
has
President,
viously announced
"
•
more
•
was-
of $9,from $1.33
1961.
$303,244,365,
of
is
of : 1962
$1.43
Chicago,
of
subsidiary
Co.
first
The
sharply
the $187,859
based onv 748,300
*961,
1962,
This
share,
per
Financial
Inc.,
time
$12
„
Corp.— Record
1143.
p.
of
share,
expanding
In addition
receivables
;
(0.22)
'
-
•
•
the
Finance
,ur"
(216,710)
—
to
in-'
financing, SFC Financial will engaged in chattel
mortgage financing,, -rediscounting. and leasing in" the Midwest,
through it new offices in Chicago.
'
Standard
is
still
negotiating for the acquisition of American
5,645,817
225,537
*
quarter
of
months
Braue, will continue
Co.;- Inc., engaged in
dustrial
$20,929,876
-
six
R.
Chicago.
9 99 :
1
-
increased
share
high
new
Financial
Corp.
direct
11,313.?095'
-
months
first-half, earnings
corresponding period of
a
cents
first-six
1961
$13,038,478 and $405,588, respectively.
Dividends received
subsidiaries
were
approximately the same as for the
1961 period.—V. 196, pp. 475.
-
Co.,
Finance
125.125.077
2 92
•
the
nonconsolidated
Standard
*
Earnings advanced
gain of 62% from
company
consolidated
June
353,843,311
$74,936,998
of
1.80
■'
such
John
1961
Machines
currently outstanding.—V.
361,399,230
106,317,518
64
the
of
wholly-owned
'V--
half
"
2,149,465
,
.
Spencer Chemical Co.—Sales Up, Net Down—
June
23 97.
first
ended
income
195,
the
■
,
over
common
common
or
for
7%
of
first
the
second
30,-1962.
$1,070,339,915 $1,035,952,194
-V.
25
figures
Depreciation, depletion, amortiz and
retirements, including dry holes—_
long-term
4,765,858
in
$304,282
or
shares
170,203,723
manu¬
Operating, selling & general expenses
Income, operating & consumer taxes
on
189,783,230
$929,783,464
rose
recorded
$1,145,276,913 $1,104,735,382
expenses:
Purchased crude oil, refined &
factured products
Interest
$950,727,825
Business
3,911,000
2,201,223
comparable
1961
>'
per
reached
for
per
were
from
1962,
to
Sales and other operating
Consumer excise and
-
cents
1961
the
$22,404 762
,
4,175,000
1.63
the first
six months of 1962, stated in United States
dollars, were $14,352,998,
and income was $757,996.
Sales and Income for the first half of
of photocopy and other office
equipment has
highs in sales and earnings for the six months ended
Mr. A. Samuels, president, announced,
"
to $4,047,959, an increase of 45%
over
the $2,789,446
new
30,
Sales
1961
the
Sales
manufacturer
June
Revenue:
Income
$4 387,638,
1961.
mainte¬
Q;22 "
-
v
.*
>
income
net
increase
an
sales
For
i.
share____
••
118,863,000
3,751,000
3,639,000
stock
r
'
1961
128,519,000
—______
,
,
:
-*
'Sfi si.*'
1962
stock-.
2384.
p.
nancial
,
Sales, Earnings—
achieved
Shell Oil Co.—Six Months'
Report-
.
** '-T "rJ ''
'■
fLi
—
share earned in the
per
stock
will
Tanning Co.
•;
,
comers
1962
-
-
Speed-O-Print
■
.
"Nine Months'
*• -ft i
•-!••*•
-oiii
?.io<>u>,
—1—-—'■
common
$301,317,635
City, assisted
Proceeds
of
058,685.
paper,
all
5,361,935
:___
common
•'
.
in¬
the bottom,
.1962
.
taxes
per
:
,,
.
.
many
beat
on
*•'
•
share
195, p. 2641.
A'
,
share—common
per
standard-
revenues
Earned
—V.
,1961
_
tax—estimated
Record-high
the
Speetor Freight SysteirtfTnc.-*-Interim Report—
after
:;•/.
.
:__
$9,712,474,
'
decades
Twenty-four Weeks Ended June 16—
Net
were
t; and
earnings for the first six months of 1962 were the
highest for any first half in the history of the company, Joel S.
Mitchell, chairman of the board, announced.
-
195, p. 2305.
Gross
13%; Net 32%—
Sales
re¬
new,
10,841.282
common
proceeds
hardwood
a
Standard Brands Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
new
•'
and
119.6'71.956
common
The
of
the new plant,
on
__i—_——
income
195,
high
that it
to
pulp
can
once
taxec
per
Co.
construction
Staley Manufacturing Co.
sales
—V.
busi¬
-
4-
-
Revenues
Famed
Insurance
near
k
income
Shares
1,000
our
not
boon
a
-
Number of
,i
rose
;
1474.
Earnings
municipal, State and Federal
Period Ended June 30—
after
St.,
Y.—
•
•
Morgan
the
the
-r.
producing and installing
Skelly Oil Co.—Six Months' Report—V:
Net
,v
sales for the six months
June 30
new
high, up 13% from $54,030,431. for_, the
a
Finance
,
for
10 ' >»:) ■'.> Yst.
Period Ended June 30—
1164.
p.
St., ,-N.
'
....
interest.-
California
Wall
privately
$1,500,000
of
Guaranty Trust
placed
with
Prudential
used
earnings
Federal
specifi¬
to
of
cable
transportation
'
designed
accrued
464
16
company's
p.
Net
selling
similar
a
.
installed-cost basis and
is
Corp.,
RepbrtH?/./
of
he said.—V.
Co.,
<.t"< •/
the
(A. E.)
areas."*
designing,
to
4.
petroleum,
maintenance.
an
plus
Fargo Bank,
Trust
,
piping fluids across rivers, lakes and along
floor through rigid pipe have been
extremely costly and
down
102.12%
Bankers
:
pipe1
company's part to reach
,
art"
gas,
electrical—as
at
the Wells
diameter;
submarine
pipeline
agencies.
methods
1985
of
stock split in 1961. V As a result of -this stock split, the regular
50 cents per share dividend paid in the first half of xnis year totaled
$3,394,177 against $2,709,103 last year.
V"
r"
'•
Square *D's second* quarter sales this year were $32,863,393, an
increase of 16%
over $28,347,985 last year, Net earnings for the
second
increased
38%
to
$3,879,609
from $2,803,092.—
quarter
pipeline—directly
of
due
at
,
Aug. 31, T.962, throughits 4%%
first mort¬
on
fund,- $335,000
Partial
—
""
~
'
....
one
pressures
expects
the
on
.-.
although
1365.-,
pi.
,
world's
Cambrioge,
lengths desired," he
any
Freed-
publicly-owned
group
in
have been designing,
years."
"advancement
nance,"
year.
^foa?rave CorP-—Notes Sold Privately—On July 31'
tedJthat the comPany had obtained a
$6,500,000 6% loan due
a
might
interested
soon
desire
•:
in¬
and
during the first half of 1962 to $6,653,686, a
gain of 32% over $5,026,642 last year. Earnings before taxes were
$13,782,351 against $10,245,596.
•
-,
,.
V
First half earnings per share were 98 cents against 74 cents fpr
the first six months of 1961, retroactively, adjusted for a 5-for-4
net
and
1977. from
the
underwater
river's
and
'
becoming
in
this,
as
we
we
60
that
ocean
hands
higher
in
the similar period of last
sales
said
"Present
quarter.
the
than
more
Government
profits
an
ance
cable—and
Simplex
$12,789,
$8,124,
"that
same
call
cyclical than the
•-
~
the
at
notes
be
$60,808,077,
pipeline will be manufactured in the company's Submarine
Division's plant at Portsmouth, N. H.'*
According to the firm,
facility is the only one in the United States that can load sub¬
chemical
the
The
same
hawing to establish all of its
°n®
fisc«H
policy;
therefore, having to eliminate
ronnrtlrf from two three-quarter report all sales figures previously
f»"Urr^n of
reported
its affiliates.—V.
195, p. 1707.
■
"less
dustries—among
has
$1,890,945
net
flexible
product in sizes up to 8-inch
Simplex
$44,427.
taxes
year
nine-month
of
March
nine
ending
last
of
ormuret^n salesin$521,000, 24% above
The decline
man
first
period
The
The
the
$44,277,
third
of
for
his
deficient
now
armored
that
a
shareholders."—V.-195,
Square D Co.—Sales Up
.
PCNet
,
presently
he revealed,
and
the
improving
and
these
for
Net
maintenance-free characteristics
.20'
year.
nine-month
quarter
the
profits
share
the
same
Third
than
per
year,
previously earned 11.75 cents
the
for
the
after
cents
fiscal
current
company
been
through the middle.
'
*.
a
few months; said that
be transported along submarine
4-inches
is
of
additional
an
tOr.
1964
under
....
order
i
along the
applications
/
He
that
six-week
a
May-June,
from the plant's storage
tanks into ocean-going cable
ships.- Continuous lengths, limited only
by the capacity of these ships, can be produced.
"Our new pipeline," said Mr; Logan, "has all the
reliability and
Inc.—Sales, Earnings Down—
announced
cents
....
he
Vi-inch to
sembles and which
chairman, has
Aug.
60
Logan said that the pipeline development is the result of
marine
.20
_
".
this
1.15
for
Freedman,
record
of
to
in
not
S.
hole
for
calls
and
counties
.
an
Pensacola, Fla. Work is already
which is expected
to be in operation by this Nov. 1. White, Weld .& Co.,
New York City, assisted the company in arranging
the financing.
/.
.; ' *, :•/. '!
' ;
along the ocean's bottom to offshore
pipe fresh water from the unspoiled por- 4;
or
company
D,
made
or
plywood plant
underway
the
on
Cable
.30"
Co
&
supply,
Simplex,
pressure
-
Sea Wide Industries
Alvin
i.),
p. s.
.40
Co.—„
&
the
in
Co—.
Co.—______
Struthers
referred
envisioned
first
2-inch
a
for miles
from
ness."
Inc
Co.
U.
installing the flexible
.75
Co.—
&
of
dividend
Logan's eye is on more Immediate markets.
we plan to manufacture the pipeline with
Of
Inc—
&
the
and
to
from the mainland
river
markets
Co.—
&
cents
earnings through June
cents
per
share
greater."
areas
was
the
its
sinking
series
Timber
Co.
half
Simplex President of but
siderable research
Inc.—_
Witter
Wood,
.40
&
C_ Wheat
White,
-.20
Co.
for
resource
inconceivable,"
a
cations
Neuhaus & Co.
Lerchen
&
Wertheim.
W.
_
Lane, Space Corp.
Johnston, Lem>n & Co.—
—V.
Weeden
in
with
in short
.75.
Watling,
—.20
abundance
Logan-
water
of
and/or
L..
R.
&
H." Waiker"& Co~
G.
first
that
50
said,
.40
1.75
40
"Initially,
Co.——.75
.20
—_
estimate
approximately
introduced
cable
But Mr.
.30
Corp
&
Anthony
Underwood,
of
stockholders
Simmons
can
While
Day
.21
Labouisse,
&
Hutton
Tucker,
,20
"we
1963
444.
are
share
per
the
said.
—
American
Spencer Trask
.20
Son
&
Inc.
Hogle & Co.__
Hooker & Fay, Inc.——
&
Swiss
Mr.
not
meters
Mosley
'
Co.—
&
in
press
tion
.30
Inc.
.20
A.
Hornblower
Sutro
1.15
Co
Hilliard
B.
Hirsch
J.
&
Co.
.75
Inc.
Yeatman,
Suplee,
.20
Co.
&
a
islands
1.75
Stroud
1.75
Hayden, Miller & Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc._
Noyes
fresh
Securities
Webster
&
Corp.
.75
dividend
quarterly
a
all liquids and gases"
through the pipeline.
"It's
.20
.20
at
W.
"nearly
.20
& Co
cents
67
were
of
terrain
.30
Frank, Meyer & Fox
in
192; p.
&
first six months
first-half 1961 total
share
a
to
11
with
1962,
has called for redemption
-Francisco,
promissory
the
the
half
cents
Sept.
figures,
natural
for
well
on
said,
manufactured
.40
Brothers & Co.—_
Stern,
water
John
.75
—
Stern
Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.
Hentz
Co
&
Stein
.60
motels,
Nations
<
these
company
submarine
.40
Co
Staats & Co.—
R.
hotels,
United
as
preview by the firm that made the American
the first trans-Atlantic
telephone cable (1956), the pipe¬
line is best described as a continuous,
heavily-armored and-asphalted
.75
1.75
&
Stieglitz
Hallgarten
&
Co
H.
William
contract
-.v.
-
over
first
quarterly
a
•
Plywood Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—■*
On Aug, 3, 1962 it was reported that this
corporation,
jointly owned by St. Regis Paper Co. and Stella Land
manufacturers
supplies
the
such
during
3%
88
four
by
or
250.
precious
section
.75
1.75
Halle
Hemphill,
&
Agnew
_'
been
p.
Shown
.20
Inc.—
Smithers
S.
F.
.20
Co
be
.20
Co._
&
Singer,, Deane & Scribner..
.30
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc._ 1.75
.20
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—__
Goodbody
&
Co.j__
,
most
Mass.,
Shuman,
<fe
188,
.40
Co
Scranton
Co.
Thonet
Academy.
the
comparison
he
have
Fresh
Hick¬
&
Stringfellow
&
in
events,"
.20
&
V.
will
Simplex Wire & Cable Co.—New Product—
.20
Co
&
.30
Co
Co., Inc
D.
Shields
.50
Fulton, •■Reid & Co., Tire—
Robert Garrett & Sons
W.
.30
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__
2.10
Fleming
Nolan,
Glore,
& Co.--—
for
bonds,
gage
.75
.50
Southwest
Polger,
—
Co.—
Bernet
Schwabacher
.20
Corp
Co
&
Inc
man,
!
Michigan Corp
&
Schneider
H.
Schneider,
Co.——_—_
&
Co.—
Boston
First
—V.
Mosle
Rothschild
F.
E.
.20
Securities
Estabrook
.40
.20
.
Ferris
would
Rowles, Winston
Turner,
&
.30
& Co
is
reporting
two
Roney
there
Commission
in
; "/•'*
the
of-
Payment will be
San
of
personnel,
leading
are
at the
company s
Munsder
(Ind.i plant
devaluation of the Canadian dollar. "Had it
.40
C.
sub¬
universities,
strike
the
L.
.60
Co
&
Guerin
In
Inc.—1.15
Co.
.30
Rotan,
Se¬
Co.___
Inc.
.40
Gardner——_
&
that
production
use.
Company
with
payable
24.
previously paid.
&
Force
declared
stock,
This
.20
& Co
noted
earnings
company
operation
con¬
Officer
the
approved
/ Southern Counties Gas Co. of California
Executive
Chief
Utilities
$750,000-
been
has
Southern
divisions
public
$58,569,000—up
Earnings
company
common
1.75
Air
compared
.30
&
Chief
the
In
.
Redemption—
1961.
The
Wm.
1.75
&
of
the
Simmons
totaled
taxes,
Robinson-Humphrey Co. Inc.
.75
Co,
&
Eberstadt
F.
Union
Dillon,
curities
1962
$56,942,000.
Reinholdt
1.15
Co.-
&
for
Co.___—___—
Riter
1.15
Pont
du
Inc.
sales
of
&
and
principal
public buildings
large
and
of
.30
Reynolds
.20
Co.——
&
Dominick,
and
an
Public
of
and
The
will
independent
and
also
the
1.75
Putnam
Inc.__ 2.10
Inc'.______
for
of
operating
many
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.
.40
Co.
Co.
&
Jackson
:____———
Curtis
Simmons
management
firm.
Water
■"
Simmons,
subdividers
to
which
-
•••
Pa.,, and the North Carolina
'
Water
agreement.
acquisition
Philip F. Walsh,
■
$618,000 in refund obliga¬
the Pacific Water System with that of Southern Cali¬
fornia Water, Mr. Walsh-said.
"Acquisition of Pacific's system," Mr. Walsh said, -"opens up
additional territory for growth in customers for Southern California
Thonet, along
of Sheboygan,
Co.
of $1,806,000,
•
integrating
the
its
Net
.30
Webber,
Paine,
—.20
Merle-Smith
.30
Piper, Jaffray & HopwoodR. W. Pressprich & Co
of
furniture
to
headquarters
.20
.30
Co.__—
Northwest
other
and
after
.20
&
coast
&
Co._
Ohio
Pacific
.20
Bodine
&
Robertson
Dewar,
Dick
.20
.20
Mr.
and
restaurants,
.20
Co._
in
Chair
of
C.
Weill, current President
will continue to serve as
company.
operations
lurnishings
1.15
Co
&
Co
Cook &
&
under
John
Thonet,
change
American
of York,
N.
firm
parent
according
to Mr,
its present name as
chairs
of
.20
the
firm,
Thonet
Co.
Newbold's Son & Co.
Newhard,
Co.
Co
Haven
Crouter
H.
Newburger
.20
—______
&
Davenport
Moseley
S.
W.
&
—
The
Inc.____
CO.
no
the
—
involve
Statesville,
operate
Mr.
of
subsidiary
in
F.
.40
&
the
be
Beissner
will
subsidiaries—The
Co.
to
sidiary.
Officer
.20
Inc.
2.10
.20
Co;____—______
&
.30
.30
.75
.30
Moroney,
.30
Inc.
Co.
Cooley
Courts
-
•"
price
California Water also assumes
Pacific
of
sale
by the Southern California
acquired
were
a
cash purchase
announced.
vestment
operating assets of the Thonet
announced
by Grant G. Simmons, Jr.,'
was
130-year-old
———
ton, Inc.
.20
-
Sherrerd____—
&
Inc.
Co.
Co.—
The
Model, Roland & Co.—
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
u
the
the
Wis., the Home Furniture Co.
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
.20
Sons______
&
Slocumb
iBurnham
Coi___l«
&
Milwaukee
acquire
;
Furniture
Fen-
Pierce,
Turben
&
ner
Merrill,
The
Co.,
tions
535,000
The
purchase, to be effective Aug; 31, 1962, was approved at
meeting of the company's board of directors, Mr. Simmons noted'
a
.20
Co.—_—
Co
will
company
,20
*■
Bosworth,
0.20
:
'
Counties
at
Southern
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—Sales Higher
President.
.20
Co.———.30
Lynch,
(0.65)
Co.
President,
The
"
Blunt
.'106,178
526,500
Industries. Corp.,^ it
-1.75
Co.
&
&
&
&
Water
(344,645)
l the Pacific Water Company's facilities^ serving,
9,000 customers in Los Angeles, Orange, Sau Bernarr
Kern
and
California
Simmons
.20
Masten
—0—
195, p. 2494.
The
Coe
.50
dlno
(84,600)
share
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
Aug.
approximately
190,778
180,000
outstanding
—V.
&
Mackall &
.20
per
Shares
.20
:.
Manley, Bennett & Co.__—
Mason-Hagan,
Inc._—
Co._
&
Co.
.20
Inc._
Co.
after
(loss)
recovery of taxes
taxes or recov. of taxes
Effective
-
1.15
•
& Hurry,
ill
J'
or
Income
.30
.60
Rhoades
Irving Lundborg
taxes
$3,945,682
10,867
(taxes)
(loss)
1.75
&
Loeb,
before
Income
1.75
.75
Co.____
Walter
Inc.
William
.20
Co.—
&
&
Stearns
Bingham,
Ryons
M.
Estimated
.30
Erothers
Co.
.20
Co._—___
&
1.75
Higginson Corp
(loss)
1961
$5,343,058
(535,512)
—.
.
Southern California Water Co.—Acquisition-
*
1962
—
Minority interest
2.10
Co
&
Freres
.50
Watts "&''Co..l_
Barth
J.
C.
.60
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus___
Co—i
Co., Corp.
Langley & Co.—
W.
Lazard
.50
& Co., Inc.
&
&
.30
.75
.
Co.
&
Peabody
Loeb & Co. Inc
Bissell & Meeds
sales
Income
.20
Kidder,
Bleichroeder,
1.75
Bache
Miller,
&
Inc.
.20
Inc.
Mellen
Net
.
1961.—V.
195,
p.
2198.
•
Volume
196
Number 6183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Stanray Carp.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
The
has reported consolidated net
company
months
ended
June
pared
with
1961.
Consolidated
1962
of
30
$752,000
62
on
for
for
share.
a
Net
net loss of $432,000 for the first half of
of $16,170,000 in the first six months of
$12,248,000 in the 1961 period.—V. 192, p.. 600.
sales
with
Net
sales___;
Provision
income
taxes
1,296,400
Net
income
—V.
195,
share
per
$0.45
;
1365.
p.
728,828
$0.74
;
sales
Net
;
„
Income
before
taxes
income
3,458,570
Net 1 income
—v.
shares
of
195,
J-
T: Y"
income
stock
.
per
195;
>
"
2384.
-
2,820,858
$0.86
$0.77
.
Teleflex Inc.—First Half Results—./
Ended.June 30— 77
'%
7 1962
,
.
"
Net
Shares
—V.
outstanding'
189,
,_Y
.180,639
_Y
.—....."j.L.l—
2725.
p.
Y
reports
company
fiscal
June
year
audited
1962,
30
that
in
its
figures,- thenet
was
$0.27
"321,295
Delaware.—V.
result
is
the
the
which
is
higher
share
per
and
Other
oil
in
gross
concessions
gas
2641.
p.
and/or
-•
<
and
revenue
participating, in The active oil
"down under" through the
ownership
and
Other
is
land. play
and
of over
60,000,000
overriding
net
:
r
Texas Capital Corp.—New Investment—
of
Georgetown,
$850,000
in
Texas
7%
Coropration of-Houston.
Texas
Capital
is
investment
ness
The
"
_V
.
of
one
companies
Keystone
nation's
with
195,
assets
in
of
excess
a
••••
--
>
Texas
Eastern
with
year
;
*'Y'
"
Operating
revenues_.._______-_____
Netincome
_
♦Earned
-
■
'*
*
1961
7
for
the
shares,
outstanding
for
9,514,000
8,553,000
3,665,000
requirements, and
outstanding June 30,
based
4,897,000
the
1962.—V.
196,
—V.
quarter
increased
to
$5,684,984,
period
Pre-tax
157.
Federal
•
income taxes___^,
Net
•
income
Earnings
-r-V..
share____„'___^:____
per- common
195, p. 2641,
^.7-Y,
{ /•
• -
1961
1
.
\
of
■
$1.38
'
•
Y.
with
compared
cents
$52,119,321
.
.six .mohths
of
37%
of
increase
42%
the
for
!
taxes
$13
first
share,
1
by >the
Of
the
company's
'
.
Y
,
for. the
Awarded Large
On
July, 31,
additional
an
tion
at
a-
Operations
favorable
comparable
1961
19B2
Contract—•;;
the
U.
$20,400,000
S.
Air
for
for
;
level,
period;
:
Totaled
*
accrued
contract
Force
the
first
and
were
+ Y .7'.
„
' On
~
West
level
for
production
Utah..'
this
project
of
h'/
•
;
•
million,
1961.
paign
.
prices
..
,
.
-
•
-
v
>
start
of
of
"*
the
record
full
In
their
levels
of
year
quarterly
Chairman
President,
said
net
the
first
income
and
to
Chief
sales
net
TRW
the
were
$231.6
million,
half of.. 1961,
history of
and
the
a
were
gain
Up 15%;
*'4 ' "
'
V
'
half
of
approximated
the
shareholders,-
Officer,
-first-six
$30.7
of
of
operating
$8.2 •million
and
$15.8
second
or
7%
million
quarter
a
7' Net income for
share of
period since
8.
60
cents
a
ahead
or
year
the
in
of
15%
the
million
second
$111.7
above
ago; '
110%.
the
-
the
first
half
recent
averaged
wells
of
should
revenues
show
the
by Collier Carbon &
petrochemical subsidiary,
1961's
first
half.
Mr.
Rubel
-
Months'
•!
Report—
1962
Federal
1961
$51,016,116
3,467,831
for
3,890,661
income
2,262,158
outstanding
5,133,425
5,119,183
share—____________
$0.40
$0.44
shares
com.
1000.
.
of
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
27
reported
cents
by
share
per
the
Del
E.
for
first
the
Webb
six
months
Corporation
of
of
Phoenix
firm
cents
and
of
cites
report
opening
of
the
fourth
Webb
Corpo¬
community
complete city near Houston, Tex.-—V.
a
of
^oents
net
declared
95
of
In
cents
to
first
increased
half
share
a
the
were
$484,277,000
in
of
of
the
195,
share
year
p.
2648.
second
and
of
compared
the
of
income
taxes
stock,
both
was
1962
of
1961.
of
common
$13,736,000
$10,493,000 or 29
with
The
second
Chariman
on
1962
increase
an
quarter
foreign
share
the
corresponding
and
preferred
Aug. 6.
quarter.
ago
a
in
over
Jr.,
3.80%
record
quarter
$496,504,0C0,
the
Federal
of
second
31%
.1962
cents
30
Ihe
on
stockholders
in
in
billed
for
dividend
common
a
share
a
the
a
cents
1
income
net
sales
corporation
in
President Mark W. Cresap,
Gwilym A. Price reported.
and
37
the
30.4%
1961,
Eoard
The
or
second
2.5%
In
quarter
over
Income
the
billings
before
1962
pro¬
quarter
to
$24,636,000, compared with $19,693,000 in the second quarter
a
year ago.
Provision for these taxes was $10,930,000 in the 1962
quarter and $9,200,000 in the 1961 quarter.
'a
*
•
?
.
cam-
For
cents
have
been
the
a
share
pro¬
half
barrels
daily
this
a
a
year
increased
for
to
a
Income
over
before
billings of $920,381,000 in the first
provision for Federal and foreign in¬
1962 rose to $45,814,000, compared
$34,66l,0C0
in
the
1961
"half,"
$20,300,000 in the first half
in
the
first
half
of
totaled
the
general
sales
ago.
1961.
with
1961
were
35,622,369
1962
Yale
Express
shares
common
compared with 34,843,536
1962,
Provision
of
taxes
a
year
earlier.—V.
on
196,
p.
Jnne
in
30,
477.
System, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
1952
Sales
Net
these
$15,100,000
outstanding
Period Ended June 30
of
this
plant
for
and
period.
There
company's
as
1862, net income was $25,514,000 or 69
compared with $19,561,000 or 54 cents a
Net sales billed in' the 1962 'half were $956,-
Increase of 4%
?.n
of
of
share
taxes
Corp.
Union's
$18 million, up
totaled
half
come
connections
and
first
common
971,000,
pipeline
that
Corp.—Six
common
income
stock
Chemical
said
>
-
<•/;
2,069,831
p.
Directors
.
oil,
Improvement.
sales
Ml'
-
4
v.
.
5,000
completion
$1.05
,
t
construction in
quarter
1961
$13,353,000
Earnings
$10,607,900
426,000
258,900
0.25
income
—V.
J.
D.
Wright,
or
15%
over, the
firi't
; Union
.
apd H.. A. Shepar.l,
months/of" the year
quarter
million
sales
of
in
pf
the
$104.1
1962
first
million
.
two
r
in
*
'
'
,
;
_
'
A
• -
of
1961.
Significantly,
earnings
The
wells
40
Outer
7,440
the
'
Company
drilled
in
of
are
miles
California
the "Gulf
In
Block
the
off
Continental
and",10,250
Union
has
made
208
228
series
two years.
The second well,
Outer
drill
logged
ahead.
Union
holds
215
both
in
the'
that
leases
oil
and
ship
the
0.15
—
per
share
p.
2538.
195,
—
'
51%%
.
No.
B-2
shoal
in
Block
208
penetrated
Shelf
and
is
C-l,
in
Block
Net
pared
continuing
to
in
all
Net
blocks,"each
consisting
were
income
$12,879,355 for the
with
to
of
the
fiscal
1962
compact,
year
were
reported
high-energy Silvercel
missile,-space and
for
torpedo
projects.
silver-
Sales
in
$10,304,006
before
Federal
$1,219,852
$672,661
earnings
last
from
income
year,
tsxes
while
rose
to
corporate
$1,384,761,
net
com¬
earnings
in¬
$590,368.
share reached 31 cents compared with 29 cents
for fiscal 1961, based on the average number of shares outstanding
during each year.
'
per
,
All
above
.
represent the combined operations of Yardney
and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Yardney Chemical
Inc.—V. 194, p. 1207.
-
Electric
three
packs
1961
creased
*
sales of
manufacturer
Dower
fiscal"
a
Y
.
interest
1230 No.
sands
this
zinc
area
is adjacent to Block 209 where
discoveries and extensions during the
of productive
-
Record
bv
coast.
Continental
feet
Yardney Electric Corp.—Record Sales, Net Higher
first
acquired*
gas.
*
128
,
and
Federal
of
block
of
past
has
announced
on
gas-bearing sands in the interval between
This
a
215
has
Mexico
Louisiana
Shelf
feet.-
of
major producers
total of 230 feet of oil and
quarter,
in
Oil
wells
March, appear vto. be
about
were
first half of 1962 was $6,414,666 or $1.85
stpek and exceeded income fcr any similar
This compared with earnings of $2,071,337 or
for
Canada,
-t;
Angeles.
of
periods
Utah.
.»
in
>,
30—
provision
per
19
Net
.-
lor
the
1957,
,y
j
'
"
consolidated
or
rose
resulting from a plant expansion contributed
did-initial-sales of high-purity naphthalene from
built with a partner in Delaware.—V.
196, p. "158.
year
earnings
common
share
over
.gain
.,
'
development
-
the
With
June
retirement
.
development
•'sulfurie acid
highest for-any six-month period in the
million
as
Match
earnings
vision
exploratory
and
Canada's production in British Columbia
in
the
price
of
Canadian
crude
majority-owned
company.
$119.9
well
as
it,
active
an
Wyoming
of
Firstthalf
*
Sales
offshore prospects.
scheduled
Oklahoma,
Y
Westingbouse Electric Corp.—Net Up 31%—
and
program
$1.50
u
Y
r'"1
/construction of
'
and
J}§6,965,319 $53nl74,.158
2,992,697
2,100,440
involving
•
feet
Mexico
exploration and
2,441,000
'JLi
YY
-
six-months
.
representing
of
469,325
3,357,000
taxes
Reports Oil and Gas Finds—
Executive
for
•
Gulf
641,745
in > mid-June
at
Sun
City,
Calif.;
Fresno, Calif., of a 20-story office building-.'
hotel project, and completion of initial research
and master plan
phases of a joint-venture development with Humble Oil
the
over
:
has
Mexico,
half.
Union
1144.
The
reported that "crude oil production by Union Oil Co.
Limited, a majority-owned exploration and production
Canada
to
;
report
'"
Board
and
1961.
onshore
Australia.
for
subsidiary
;
The
reached
the
million
3,210,000
income)
______
Los
start
exploration
plans an active drilling
Washington offshore areas.
Division
wildcats
grammed
improvement in operations of Thompson Ramo
Wooldridge -:
reported for-the first three months of. 1962 accelected in
the secGnd>,
•quarter with the result that sales for the
first
$26
47,053,833
3,695,000
.
gross revenue of $29,740,569 for the six months,,
reported $1,715,673 in net earnings, against $1,236,per share for the same period of 1961.
The first half report to
shareholders, released by L. C. Jacobson,
President, states. "earnings are expected to increase in the second
half of 1962" and for the
year
"should show an increase" over
the 50 cents per share during 1961.
•
....
Rubel
cubic
1962
its
income
share-
per
before
were
On
•,
,
Division
and
both
New
Several
.
to
Inc.—Sales
,7 ;'•'
'
for
1961
$55,274,598
,
selling and adminis¬
estimated
Ended
the Webb
Mr,. Rubel
;
Earnings Higher—
million
including
leases
in
program,
Coast
$79
Division program -includes
second-half
Thompson, Ramo Wooldridgre
record
a
1962
59,271,574
(Del E.) Webb
..
■
million
American's
2977.
p.
.
194,
025
Mr.
195,
income
Net
Increase
improved
•>
-
,
•
Central
in
for
ration
gasoline
Universal
of
reports.—V.
■
,
Average number of
$2.30
million,
J.
first half,"
record
extent
for
P,
taxes
Net
or
an
the
to
expenses
payable Sept.
California
*.■The
-
the Air Farce-and Thiokol marked: the
the-Minuteman in. a joint dedication of
per
$49,107,819
1962
averaged a record 526
the first half of 1961.
over
budgeted
Pacific
increase
]
retail
paid" for;, offshore
drilling- of
of
\
195,
Income
-
.
;
in
the
to
1961,
development
The
•:
amounts
21%
up
The Gulf
Plant 78N•-adjacent to the< research
p.nd-development facilities-of the Wasatch
Division.—V. 195, p. 2081.
•
Coast
of
California.
and "produc¬
ICBM at the
City,
$2,-
cents
1
subsequent
30—
June
Universal
•
period
same
contributed
production
has
bonuses
-
f,,
;*
52
earnings after taxes totaled $746,-
Sales
earnings were $10.4 million,
or
$1.16 per
with $7.6 million,
or
85 cents per share,
quarter of 1961.-
second
factors
gas
•
Union
six
award
totaled
to
,
-
$280
in
product sold,
Earnings
first half, were
the
net
compares
in- the
clay,
per
35%
'•*•.'
1962
rose
$69,958,016
.
California—Earnings Up 23%—
the
over
quarter
„
This
Natural
•
the
annoupced
N,
AJuly ;25,
:
->
Minuteman
Brigham
to'date
b
•
development
for' the.
$406,838,966,
•
;
continued
of.
the., firstStage, motor
corporation's Wasatch. Division,
.
for
Bohn
expenses:
income
-V.
,
Y.
Rocket
continued-
1962
sales
of
triple the earnings in the
.
.
the
*
■
•
million
half.
and
months
months
Earnings
income
Net
Cotttinued
,
contributed
above
net
share.—
per
share.
a
Ended
and
Net
$14,113,018 $15,220,058
190,779
384,276
$0.22
$0.57
——.—
4'v
revenues
.depressed
t
quarter of -1962 earnings were $1,613,969 com--:
.pared, with $1,457,788 for the first quarter. Increased
sales by the
company's Chemical Operations to commercial customers
Sales
$.56
report did not include earnings of Bohn Alu¬
Corp. of Detroit, Mich., in which Universal Ameri¬
second
.over
significantly ito this improvement/
*
non-recurring
or
out¬
1961
earnings for the. first six months were $20.6 million,
share.
This; is an Increase of 23%
over
the
$16.8
$1.88 per share, earned in the first half of 1961.
"Several
.
-
.
six
period and
year.
1961
consolidated
in
Provision
1961.
.
first
the
last
depreciation
Interest expense (net of "interest
compared
,
of
first
S.
trative
strong emphasis on efficient and profitable operations
the $2,242,755 earned
resulted
during the first >
inreduced
operating 5 expenses
and
improved
profit
Consolidated. net sales were $120,644,339 a. ..margins.','; Y
'<•
'■
Y
*
'
•>
"
with sales..:of $84,996,405
during the six
Union's first-half net production
months ended June'30, 1961.
of crude oil and natural gas
'
•
1
•
'
liquids averaged 107,400 barrels daily, 3% higher than last year.
..-•For the second
increase
an
,
'1
with
months'
Cost of
cents
now
1962
;
share after income taxes
1969.
p.
Second
•
months
per
cents
Brass
Provision
-"Sales-of natural gas were up 28% and sales of crude
oil produced in the Gulf Coast were up 13%
over the same period
in 1961. Retail sales of feflned petroleum products rose 9%
in the
to- 62
the
for
sales-
and
earned
37%; Sales 42%—
equal
13
&
will
Costs
The
32
stock
common
;
income
per com.
Rubel.""
share,
.
$0.35
for the six
of
total
a
share from
per
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.—Six Months' Report
reported,
Chemical
make
compares
$.46
or
be
net earnings and revenues for the first half of 1962 were
highest in the company's history, it was reported by President
Total
-
Thiokol Chemical Corp.-^-Net
Up
...
_Consolidated net earnings of Thiokol
eijded June -30,- J962 were $3,011,757,
,
"
profits
This
acquired a 52% interest in June.
in the 1962 period totaled
$105,107,503, compared with $67,in the first half of 1961.
This was a new record for the
Net
June
—
G.
"A.
271,942,000 213,359,000
"T2,510,000
3,318,000
■
5,602,000
1,450,000
«•
6,908.000 :• 1,868,000
ineome
net
1962.
Levien, President, and Harry E. Gould, Chairman of
said that sales and earnings of Eohn Aluminum & Brass
Total
per
$
Sales
/-
for
months
first six months of
Period
195,
-the
"or
1962
non-recurring
firsUhalf-of
record
six
six
—V.
inc.—Six Months' Report-
Period Ended June 30—
year.—
diversified Industrial organization, has reported
a
taxes
new
Francis
com¬
last year.
Net
..Textron
after
Period
the oorresponding
ended
Union Oil Co. of
19,-
p.'
last
snare
a
Corp.
Industries/Corp.—Six Months' Report—
Earnings
18,846,180
on
-
•
period.
-
36 cents per share,
12,778,922 shares of
months
Earnings after
$0.20
19,152,580
dividend
shares
share,
Groves,
Sales
5,438,938
common
cents
plus
investment
Y
second
based-on
12
Twin
$78,206,757
common
37
or
earnings consisting of $3,961,000,
a
or
can
360,269; up from $178,907,097 the year before.—V. 196, p. 158.
'
$80,615,079
-.*After .preferred
152,580
r_r_
1962
a
A.
and
-
The
1,438,000
4,406,000
,
the
„
___—4,862,413
share__________,
"
$0.15
per
Common
„
-
*
•
351,
year before.
30, 1962, net Income amounted to
$22,546,435, or $1.43 per common share, compared with $19,510,281,
or
$1.20 per. share a year ago.
Operating revenues totaled $203,-
CorpY-Q'terly Report
:
>■
Samuel
earnings from operations of $1.01 per share"
of
the
share.
7;:
$5,087,259
ago
For
Sales
Transmission
Period Ended June 30—/
1961
comparable
9,991,000
_______
Period Ended June 30—•
i
volume
$880,000, or $.10 per share
making total earnings of $4,841,000,
V. 195, p. 1969.
2,828,000
1,531,000
taxes
Operating revenues rose to
quarter, compared with $44,803,282 the
'
million.
$9.7
both
sales,
profits
7,163,000
5,108,000
1474.
p.
standing.
v..'(
busi¬
small
Corporation purchase"5 is ^exas! Capital's
second largest investment and
things to $7,662,301 the total amount
the company lias committed to
various small businesses.—V: • 195,
\-
taxes
income
earnings were equal to
?
-.
largest
income
foreign
income
pared
'■
_!...
twelve
The
share
per
share in
per
operations
operating revenues-for the second quarter
and 12 months ended June 30, 1962 were
reported today by the cor¬
poration.
The system is the major supplier of natural gas to the
New York-New Jersey-Philadelphia
metropolitan areas.
Valve
p..'264i.
$.15
half
-Record het income and
•..
•
the
said
in
Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher— '*
income taxes,
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Record Net,
-
.
increase
estimated earnings for the first six months of
$8,706,000 from operations plus $1,252,000 of non¬
plus
146,890,000
1,609,000
_______
Revenues—
company, has announced the purchase
notes
with
options of Keystone Valve
senior
company's
consisted of
earnings
9,436,000
—____
income—.
—V.
195,
;
$38,961,741
the Board,
acres
royalties.—V.
—
and
Net
on;
going
25%
President,
eign
1961
158,595,000
___:
before
Federal
Australian
now
the
United Fruit
149,159,000 139,727,000
income__
Income
'
profit.
of
$19,682,987.
Universal American Corp.—Record Earns.
Reported
expenses-^
for
v
net
Sales, Earn-
sales
384,061
85%
income
of
half
months earnings were3f$i,950,282, or $1.50
$8y5,lol, or 69 cents a share a year earner.
share, up from $481,973,
1144.
p.
The
'
1962
deductions---
Net
This
per
195,
1962
11,045,000
un¬
fiscal
both
V.
minum
30,
earlier
than
net
sales
quarter
first
six
The corporation,
__
income
June
which
per-share
-
ts
of
included
cents
Report—
30—
—
Costs "and
year
1962 amounted to approxi¬
mately $2;005,000 which was 108%
higher than the $959,648.06
registered in the corresponding period of last
year.
Through the
exchange-of Australian Oil Corp., a substantial
gain was realized
; Oil
amortization.
satisfactory
ended
year
his
-'•-•'
-
for
revenue
cents
Cents
most
record
Consolidated
•
.
reported
profit in the second
were up compared with the first
quarter of 1962 "contrary
the seasonal pattern we sometimes
experience in our business."
second
quarter net income was $1,034,694,
or
80
to
365,947,
Revenues
289,795
estimated
on
fiscal
which
48
26
or
the
Based
for
about
$615,115.42
the last fiscal year,
■
Record
194, p. 1430.
Period Ended June
Up 85%.for Year—
closed
history.
income
7
,
Corp.
quarter
In the
has
approximately $1,200,000,
projections. The
higher than the
Gross
it
interest and
Time Inc.—Six Months'
Operating
-.The
United-Carr
,
Texas American Oil Corp.—Net
;
1
,
second
the first
up 117%
from
In announcing
78,489
,
share.
per
ago.
Fastener Corp.
has
company
record
in
$1.04
earned
Petroleum
$1.16
$3,069,112
$0.56
_Y
profit___—
and
\
,
addition to/regular
7
(,
1961
$3,953,411
Earnings
Tne
shareholders.
company
American
ings Up 117%—
,
Period
Net.
United-Carr
.
Foods, in the fiscal
high records, Robert
Davis, President, re¬
all-time
Louis J.
new
and
Pan
are
recurring net profits realized from the sale of tropical
properties
and credited to retained
earnings.
This makes total, earnings of
$9,958,000 after provision of $5,273,000 for estimated U. S. and
for¬
and
;
Thriftway
of
partners
Company.
is
preparing to drill two additional off-shore wildcats to
evaluate other tracts
acqtnrtd at tn.s sale, at wnicn the company
acquired a total of 77,6o0 net acres.—V.
196, p. 106.
Thriftway Foods, successor To a business established in 1883, is
engaged in the wholesale distribution of
grocery
and non-food
products to more than 700 affiliated retail -food
markets
and
2,900 independent food stores in Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey
"
•
.
'
»•
,-
earnings
Oil
,
in
"
2,820,858
net
Its
acres.
Pure
Union
5?
the year the company
all Of its
6%
^second mortgage bonds; 5%
subordinated
debentures; 5% promissory note; 4Va% term bank loans and all
of its preierred stock. Also a prepayment of $140,000 was made
against the principal of the mortgage on the company's warehouse
$2,162,567
v,
and
outstanding at the end of the year, the
per share compared with 88 cents a year
Thriftway officials reported that during
•
r
'1961 '
-
(1961'adjusted"for 200%-
to
.retired
r
:
C-
1962
Share__YL.—"__—_
,
p.
1,625,575
$2,424,893.
dividend)Y—-tYY—*
Earned
—V.
-
—i-YiY-
Shares outstanding
"
^v
Period Ended June 30-^
Net
5,000
and
the year ended May 25, 1962, net sales reached
$61,271,817,
from $54,308,664 in the fiscal year ended May 26, 1961 wnile
net income increased to $606,086
compared with $516,225 in the
previous fiscal year.? This year on tne basis of >584,925 shares
.43
i
•
1,634,767'.
Tampax Inc.—Six Months' Report—
-
of
of
Fob
697,191
-1.05
outstanding-^.:
p.- 2641.
levels
the
up
1,150,802
1,718,909
Earnings per. share^_^___^___^
Number
ported
$38,105,435 $26,207,293
on
sales
year ended May
25, 1962, set
L. Montgomery,
Jr., Chairman
•
____
_
of
ahead
Thriftway Foods, Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
Symington Wayne Corp.—Six Months' Report—
•"
V. (
1962.
'
1.
1961
Period Ended June 30—
Net
comfortably
were
759,700
1,212,485
income-
Net
*
for
$25,526,160 $22,617,830
2,508,885
1,488,528
taxes.'
year
i960
of
earnings t>were severely depressed by conditions then prevail.ing in the semiconductor industry.
Earnings per share were computed on the 3,391,926 shares of
common
stock
outstanding on June 30,
1962
and
the
average
number of 3,207,656 common shares
outstanding during the com¬
parable period Of 1961.—V. 195, p. 2384.
■
;
before
Incpmc
half
and
income
when
Stone Container Corp.—Six Months' Report—
Period Ended June 30—
Y" Y 1
1962
1961
•
first
1959
which were both reasonably satisfactory years.
$3,53t>,oJ0 ior the second quarter oi 1962 was
the best for any three-month period since the second
quarter of
1957, and was equivalent to $1.02 a share. These figures compare
with $581*300 or 15 cents a snare for the second
quarter of 1961
six
the
This,com-,
consolidated
a
compared
the
both
earnings
eenta
(5831
figures
Corp.
'
58
Financial Chronicle.
The Commercial and
,
(584)
.
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
tees, will receive sealed bids
til
Silverhill,
•
Bond
The
—
$160,000 bonds and warrants of¬
fered
were
196, p. 159—
awarded to the Housing and
July
23—v.
Home Finance
par,
Agency,
Rose, Meek,
by
waterworks and natural
gas system bonds.
17,000 waterworks and natural
$143,000
House,
ALASKA
Co.,
associated
with
the
United
California
Bank, Los Angeles, in
the sale of the
$500,000 water¬
$1,610,000 bonds works bonds, at a price
of|100.10,
offered July 24—v. 196, p. 263—
a net interest cost of about13.15%,
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate as follows:
Anchorage, Alaska
Bond Sale—The
Co., as
$125,000 3V2S. Due
follows:
1963
$810,000 street improvement
bonds, at a price of 100.014, a
cost
interest
3.32%:
3%s, due
$720,000
to
1968
to
on
Bank
&
Trust
& Co., Shuman, Agnew
on
Aug, 1 from
150,000 3y4s. Due
on Aug.
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
on
Co., Stein Bros. & Boyce, Ar¬
Co., Continental
Bank & Trust Co., Salt Lake
f ity,
Sept.
on
ment
1 from
bonds
1971.
system
at
due
'
par,
Other members of the
Dean
Bond
School
San
Martin
Santa
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
Clara
syndicate:
School
Dist.,
District,
$4,250,000 school
bonds offered July 24 — v. 196,
p. 263—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by Smith, Barney
& Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
a
Philips, Fenn &
Co.,
net interest cost of about
at par,
3.85%,
follows:
as
bonds.
works
Due
1962.
on
Dated
March 1
.March
from
1,
1963
by O'Melveny & Myers:
Salton
and
Sea
Water
Imverial
Riverside
Dist.,
Counties,
Calif.
Warrant Sale—The $75,000
water
supply warrants offered July 26
—v. 196, p. 264—were awarded to
Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller, as
4V2S.
San
are
Legality
City
callable.
approved
Shelley, 'Idaho
Freeman, Richard¬
by
Patterson,
son
& Watson.
B 6
Indian
River County
No. 1
Sch. Dist.
Special Tax
Diego
County,
Calif.
bids
until
the
for
to
p.m.
1982
(EST)
*
offered
July
31
—
v.
on
sealed
Aug.
1982
inclusive. The bonds are
on
478—were awarded to a syndi¬
by the Security-First
National Bank of Los Angeles, and
the United California Bank, Los
Angeles, at a price of 100.079, a
net interest cost of about 3.38%,
45,000
County, Calif.
1, 1962. Principal
payable at the Idaho
First National Bank, Shelley. Le¬
Dated
Aug.
gality
&
Chapman
by
approved
Cutler.
*
-
Shoshone
Class
County
No.
School
A
(P. O. Mullen),
392
Idaho
(P. O.
Jacksonville), Fla.
Bond
Due
Secretary
on
Jan.
1
of
the
from
inclusive, ^Interest
Board
1965
sealed
p.m. (MST) on Aug.
14 for the purchase of $272,000 re¬
funding bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
Principal and interest payable at
bids until
of
Blair.
J-Ji'i Legality
.
Sale—The
ILLINOIS
V*
r
■
IV-
.!.
I
Y
.
p
.
-I
-
•
County
Champaign
•
.
■
1
Community
School District No. 395
(P. O. St. Joseph), Ill'x
High
"
certificates
Bank, Wallace.
Legality, approved by Burcham &
Due on Aug. .15 approved: i.by YPatersop^iFreeman,
from 1963 to 1980, inclusive. Richardson & Watson.
1,400,000 3V2S. Due on Aug. 15
John B. Stetson University
from 1981 to 1987, inclusive.
(P. O. DeLand), Fla.
Other members of the syndicate:
Bond Offering—Earl B. EdingCrocker-Anglo National Bank,
Secretary of the Board of
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬ ton,
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
cago, E. F. Hutton & Co., R. H.
until 10 a.m.
(EST) on Aug. 15
Moulton
&
Co., Taylor & Co.,
for the purchase of $560,000 dor¬
Wells Fargo Bank, San Francisco,
mitory bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Dean
Witter
&
Co., Commerce
Due on Sept. 1 from 1964 to 2001
Trust Co., Kansas City, Hutchin¬
inclusive.
Interest M-S.
Legality
son, Shockey & Co., Shelby Cullom Davis & Co., Shuman, Agnew approved by Patterson, Freeman,
Richardson & Watson.
& Co., Hooker & Fay, Weeden &
Co., and Turner-Poindexter & Co.
Titusville, Fla.
Certificate
8
the First National
to 2002
31/4S.
utilities
Ford,
Offering—Eleanor
Bond
District Clerk, will receive
Offering—J. Burton Web¬
ster,
Stockton, Calif.
Bond Offering—B. L. Trahern,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Due
bonds.
sewer
and interest
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (EST) on Aug. 20 for
the purchase of $938,000 dormi¬
tory bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
follows:
"
storm
Dist.
cate headed
$2,600,000
1964 to
from
from 2 to 20 years.
1 from 1964
The bonds are
p.
as
Aug.- 1
callable.
Jacksonville University
196,
bonds.
sewer
Due
Dated
inclusive.
water and
$195,000
•
Public
April
on
(MST)
purchase of
follows:
the
for
10
$240,000 bonds, as
of $2,280,000
April
1,
purchase
bonds.
Due
1962.
2
Aug.
on
Offering—J.
Bond Sale—The $4,000,000 school
bonds
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(P. O.
Beach), Fla.
A. Thomp¬
Vero
Bond
E.
Offerin g—Ralph
d
n
Weaver,
Sch. Dist.,
Dist., San
Diego Unified Sch.
1 from
Due on Sept
$860,000 3s.
bonds
(F-A)
payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Burcham & Blair.
interest
in¬
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
Orange
County, Calif.
Offering Postponed—Sale
Alaska
Bond Sale—The
and
The
1992
to
$145,000 school callable.
Principal and interest
bonds offered July 9 were awarded (A-O)
payable at the First Na¬
to the First National Bank of San tional Bank, Chicago, or the First
Jose, at a net interest cost of about National Bank, Miami.
Legality
Santa Ana Unified
Bacon, Whipple &
to 1994 inclusive.
The bonds are
Co.;
Kindred
&
Co.;
callable.
Principal and interest
Julien Collins & Co., and Herbert
1
(M-S) payable qt the City Treas¬
J. Sims & Co., Inc.
urer's
office.
Legality approved
Indep.
1965
from
M-N.
21
3.62%.
of the
Witter,
Barcus,
Anchorage
1
clusive.
school
Ventura
improvea net in¬
Nov.
Superintendent
of
Co., Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox, son,
Instruction,
will receive
Stockyards National Bank, Wich¬
White & Co.
1 from 1964 to
Mitchell.
Hueneme
$180,000 school bonds, orig¬
terest
cost
of
about
3.89%: inally scheduled for July 31, has
$230,000 31/4S, due on Sept. 1 been postponed to Aug. 14.
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive;
Lakewood, Calif.
$70,000 3.60s, due on Sept. 1,
Bond Offering—Jo Bennitt, City
1971 and 1972; $180,000 3y4s,
duq. ,on Sept. 1.frqm 1973 to Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (PDST) on Aug. 14 for
1976
inclusive, and $320,000
the purchase-of
$600,000 water¬
H.90s,.due: on Sept. 1, 1977,
■
'
1,
water
800.000
Dated
&
ita, R. D. White & Co. and C. N.
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug.
1982 inclusive. The
bonds are callable. Principal and
Dated
on
obligation
building
May 1, 1962.
Due
special
on
Jones, Cosgrove & Miller, Kreeger
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1970 in¬
clusive and $90,000 3.60s,
(EST)
a.m.
Bond Sale—The
inclusive.
1976
000
bonds.
Interest
Co.
&
11:30
until
bids
Aug. 20 for the purchase of $596,-
thur L. Wright &
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1967
225,000 3s. Due
about
of
Lemon
S. Morris
Fullerton, Calif.
Sale—Shearson; Hammill
and Dean Witter & Co.,
Bond
&
net
National
&
were
headed by John Nuveen &
Fletcher
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
Irving Lundborg & Co., William
CALIFORNIA
warrants.
gas
un¬
16 for
Aug.
on
Barron, Nash & Williamson.
follows:
as
a.m.
approved
3%s, at
as
(CST)
Co., Ipdianapoljs, Brush, Slocumb
the purchase of $290,000 married &
Co., Dallas Union Securities
student apartment bonds.
Dated Co., Inc., First National Bank of
Oct. 1, 1961.
Due on Oct. 1 from Birmingham, J. A. Hogle & Co.,
1964 to 2001
inclusive.
Legality Hooker &
Fay, Inc.,
Johnston,
Ala.
Warrant Sale
and
10
Bond Offerin g—Gale
Hawk,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion,, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 7 for
the purchase of $248,000
school
building
bonds.
1962. Due
on
approved
by
1963 to
from
Interest
inclusive.
1979
gality
1,
Aug.
Dated
Dec. 1
J-D.
Le¬
Chapman
&
Cutler.
Vernon, III.
Mount
$1,000,000
July
Correction—In
%
connection
offered
with
the sale of the $3,850,000 water
24—v. 196, p. 264—were awarded
works
bonds
sold
on
July 26,
July 31—
to the Housing and Home Finance
bids until 8 p.m. (PDST) on Aug.
Blyth & Co., was omitted from
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
v. 196, p. 366—were awarded to a
Agency, as 3%s, at par.
the successful Halsey, Stuart &
13 for the purchase of $1,740,000
180,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1 from syndicate headed by the Bank of
Co. Inc. group.
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
America
N.T. & S.A.,
San Fran¬ library bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
GEORGIA
Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1982
1,100,000 3.90s. Due on Sept. 1 cisco, at a price of 100.0536, a net
Sangamon, Menard and Morgan
Bullock County Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Interest M-S.
Legality
from 1978 to 1981 inclusive.
interest cost of about 3.19%, as inclusive.
Counties, Pleasant Plains Com¬
Statesboro), Ga.
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
follows:
300,000 Is. Due on Sept. 1, 1982.
munity Unit Sch. Dist. No. 8
Bond Offering—H. F. Womack,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
!:
Other members of the syndicate: $5,180,000 5s. Due on Sept. 1 from
(P. O. Pleasant Plains), III.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
1964 to 1970, inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
Sunnyvale Sch. Dist., Santa Clara
Equitable Securities Corporation;
tion, will receive sealed bids until
R.
W. Pressprich & Co.; Horn3,700,000 3s. Due on Sept. 1 from
bonds offered were awarded to
County, Calif.
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
Aug. 23 for
1971 to 1975, inclusive.
blower & Weeks; L. F. Rothschild
Bond Sale—The $720,000 school
the White-Phillips Co., Inc., and
the purchase of $1,250,000 school
& Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; First
bonds
offered
3,700,000 3V4S.
Due on Sept. 1
July 30 were bonds.
McDougal & Condon, Inc., jointly,
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due
from 1976 to
of Michigan
awarded to the Bank of America
1980, inclusive.
Corporation; Wood,
at
a
net
interest cost of about
on
July 1 from 1963 to 1987 in¬
N.T. & S.A., San Francisco,
Struthers & Co.; W. E. Hutton &
1,480,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1,
at a
clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬ 3.37%, as follows:
1981 and 1982.
net interest cost of about 3.74%.
Co.; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.; J.
$245,000 3 y4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
The bonds are due from 1964 to proved by Oliver, Davis & Maner.
C. Wheat & Co.; A. E. Masten &
767,000 y4s. Due on Sept. 1,. 1983.
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
810,000 3V2S.
Due
BondSale
Sept. 1 from
on
Co.; Eddlemqjv.Pollok & Fosdick,
Inc.; Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Inc., and Abroms & Co.
ARIZONA
Navajo County School Dist. No.
(P.
5
O.
Bond
Holbrook), Ariz.
Offering
Dorothy
—
J.
Leavitt, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids
20
until
2
the
lor
p.m.
(MST)
on
Aug.
purchase
of $350,000
July 1, 1962.
Due on July 1 from 1964 to 1974
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office, Holbrook. Le^
school
gality
feld
bonds.
Dated
approved
&
by
Gust,
Rosen*
Divelbess.
ARKANSAS
Arkansas
Polytechnic
Board
(P.
Bond
of
College,
Trustees
O. Russellville), Ark.
Offering — Gene Waldon,
Secretary
of
the Board
of
Trus¬
school
bonds
—
The $14,827,000
offered
Other members of the syndicate:
1987
1965
inclusive.
.
•
Clarkesville, Ga.
•
Bond
'
'
Offerin g—Amilee
C.
Morgan
Guaranty
Trust
Co.,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Graves, Mayor, will receive sealed
York, First Boston Corp.,
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Aug.
Public Housing Administration,
Smith, Barney & Co., Northern
14
for the purchase
of $410,000
Trust Co., Continental Illinois Na¬
Washington, D. C.
tional Bank & Trust Co., both of
Note Offering—Sealed bids will bonds, as follows:
Chicago, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, be received until 1 p.m. (EDST)
200,000 water and sewerage
Fenner & Smith Inc., Dean Witter on Aug. 14 for the purchase of
bonds.
&
Co., Wells Fargo Bank, San $335,854,000 notes. Dated Sept. 11,
Dated April
1, 1962.
Due on
Francisco, Weeden & Co., Seattle- 1962.
April 1 from 1965 to 1992 inclu¬
First National Bank, Philadelphia
sive.
Interest A-O.
Legality ap¬
FLORIDA
National
Bank, Mellon National
proved by King & Spalding.
Bank & Trust Co. Pittsburgh.
Boca Raton, Fla.
Shorter College (P. O. Rome), Ga.
J. Barth & Co., William R. Staats
Bond Sale—The $850,000 water
Bond Sale—The $650,000 dormi^
& Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
and sewer bonds offered July 23
tory bonds offered July 14—v.
E. F. Hutton & Co., Pariba Cor¬
—y. 196, p. 264—were awarded to
196,'p. 159—were awarded to the
poration, City National Bank- & D? Jr Vair Ingen &
Co., at a price
Trust Co., Commerce Trust Co., of
Housing.,, and. Home J Finance
98.047, a net interest cost of
both of Kansas City; Fitzpatrick,
Agency, as 3Vzs, at par.
about 3.91%, as. follows: Y Y
Sullivan & Co., William E. Pollock
IDAHO
$387,000 3%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
& Co., Stone & Youngberg, Fidel¬
1964 to 1983 inclusive.
ity-Philadelphia Trust Co., Greg¬
Kellogg, Idaho
463,000 3.85s.
Due
on
Oct.
1
ory & Sons.
Bond Offering—Joe Irvine, City
from 1984 to 1994 inclusive.
Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
Clerk, will receive sealed bids
McMaster Hutchinson & Co., Na¬
until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Aug. 9
Daytona Beach, Fla.
tional City Bank, Cleveland, Wells
Bond Offering—Rhea B. Mordt,. for the purchase of $75,000 swim¬
to
1973
145,000 3V2S.
1977 inclusive.
1974 to
.
inclusive.
Due on Jan.il from
New
&
Christensen,
Inc.,
-
American
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
ming
pool
construction
bonds.
Bond
(P. O.
Illinois University
Western
Macomb), III.
Offering—Clarence Ropp,
the Teacher's Col¬
will receive sealed
bids c/o Teacher's College Board
of
Secretary
Board,
lege
of
Illinois,
Conrad
Hilton
Hotel,
Chicago, until 11:30 a.m. (CDST)
on
Aug. 20 for the purchase of
$6,750,000 building bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1,
1962.
Due on Sept. 1
1965
from
bonds
are
to
The
2002 inclusive.
callable.
Interest M-S.
Legality approved, by: Chapman
Cutler.
:
.
Winnebago
ties
-
•
■
-
and Stephenson ..Coun¬
Community Unit School Dist.
322 (P. O. Durand), III.
No.
■
Bond Sale—The
building
Scott &
100.121,
ahnnt.
$132,000 school
bonds were awarded to
Kegley, Inc., at a price of
a-,
net interest
cost of
2, 897%
as-follows*
J
196Number 6183
Volume
..
1963 to
1969
to
Due on Dec. 1, 1972
1968
■
and
1973.'
INDIANA
•
and 1972.
•:
196,
to the American Fletcher National
& Trust Co., Indianapolis,
Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller,
O ffe r in g—Robert
Bond
.
Blakey,
sealed
City
Deputy
receive
at
price
a
of
100.284,
t
Franklin
Township Elementary
School Building Corporation
v
(P. O. Action), Ind.
Bond Sale—The
building bonds
$610,000 school
awarded
were
to
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.
&
Illinois
until
8
p.m.
and
National
will
Public Properties
Corporation, Ky.
Offering—J. J. B. Hilliard
Bend
Trust
Son, Louisville, Fiscal Agents,
receive sealed bids on Aug.
Co.; Harris Trust 22
for the purchase of $1,176,000
and Savings Bank, and First Na¬
first mortgage bonds. Dated Sept.
tional Bank,, all
of Chicago, as
1,
1962.
Due on Sept. 1 from
3V2s, a net interest cost of about
1982 inclusive.
1963 to
'
3.37%.
members of the syndi¬
Blyth & Co., Inc.; John Nu& Co.; Hornblower & Weeks,
veen
and A. G. Becker &
Twps.
provement
July 12—v.
awarded
were
Bond Offering—Cecil R.
v
deep
assessment
subdivision
Indiana
to
im¬
$130,000
springs
Co., Inc.
O. Crown Point),
(P.
will
bonds
sewer
196,
p.
160—
group
a
com¬
sell, Long & Co., and Security &
Township Trustee, will receive Bond
Co., as 41/^s, at par.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)<
on
Murray State College (P. O.
Aug. 14 for the purchase of
1
Murray), Ky.
'$250,000 unlimited tax bonds, as ;
'
Sale—The
Bond
•
$176,000 "hous¬
sion
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Offering—C.
R.
Pease,
Secretary of the Commission, will
Bond
receive
bids
sealed
(EDST)
.
f
way
1977
to
Dated
and
N
a
Aug.
branch.
Legality
at the Gary
Merrillville
by
approved
.
Chapman & Cutler.
inclusive. The bonds
callable. Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's office, Annapolis. Legality
approved by Thomas B. Finan and
Joseph D. Buscher.
(P.
O.
Baltimore),
to
details
plant
Independent Sch. Dist. Iowa
Sale—The $85,000 school
building bonds offered June 28
by Smith,
the
Due
net
to
at a
interest cost of about 2.79%.
until
10
City
1981
from
1963
to
Interest
J-D.
Legality
&
Ahlers
School
Louisiana
(P. O. Redfield),
Sale—The
building bonds
the
poration,
as
$69,000 School
awarded to
Securities
Cor¬
follows:
$6,000 3s. Due on Sept. 1, 1963 and
1964.
15,000 3V2s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1965 to
inclusive.
1969
Due
23,000 4s.
,
1973
to
inclusive.
1972
on
1978
Sept.
1 from
16,000 41/4S. Due on Sept. 1 from
1979 to
Bond
Sale
teacher's
1982 inclusive.
The
—
salaries
July 25
$20,000,000
bonds
offered
196, p. 160 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Blyth & Co., Inc.; C. J. Devine &
Co., and Ira Haupt & Co., at par,
v."
net interest cost of about
a
$14,220,000
41/4S.
Due
1965 to
5,780,000
on
July
1
1982 inclusive.
4.30s.
Due
from 1983 to
on
Hardin
(P. O.
town), Ky.
County
Bond Sale—The
$1,100,000 school
building bonds offered July 25—
v.
196, p. 264—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Almstedt
Bros,
and
Equitable
Securities
Corp., and composed of Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc.; J. J. B. Hilliard & Son; Stein
Bros.
& Boyce; W. L. Lyons &
Co., Inc.,
at par, a net interest cost of about
3.69%, as follows:
Co., and Bankers Bond
District
Sub-Road
1964
120,000
to
on
1982
March
No.
1
to
Due
inclusive.
on
1982
Dated
4
from
March
1
1
from
inclusive.
Sept. 1, 1962.
Interest
M-S. Legality approved by Foley,
Cox & Judell.
^
'v.-'*';
on
Aug.
1,
2.70s.
Due
on
Aug.
1,
2.80s.
Due
on
2.90s.
200,000
com-
.
„
J?0"? ?ai "ol
ered July 24
,
o
2.98%j
3s,
as
500,000
1972
Due
and
1973.
Aug.
1,
Aug.
900,000 3s. Due
1974 to
on
1976 inclusive.
Aug.
Other
of
1,
the
syndi¬
cate: First Boston Corp., Lehman
Brothers, Drexel & Co., Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Goldman, Sachs
& Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., L.
F. Rothschild & Co., W. H. Mor¬
ton & Co., Inc., Baker, Watts &
Co., John C. Legg & Co., Stein
Bros.
&
Boyce,
Securities
& Sons, Ameri¬
Corp.,
Spencer
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan
& Co., J. R. Williston & Beane,
Mead, Miller & Co., C. T. Wil¬
liams & Co., Inc., W. H. Newbolds Son & Co., C. F. Cassell &
Trask & Co.,
Buck¬
ley, Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids c/o New England Merchants
Bank,
to
1977
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the New England Mer¬
chants National Bank, Boston.
Holbrook
Note
Mass
Offering—Mrs.
Paull,
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
Eleanor J.
will
c/o
Merchants
receive
New
Soar,
sealed
O f f
e r
i
n
Treasurer,
bids
c/o
J-J.
are
call-
Legality
*
__
ap-
Pad-
"
_
_
■
B%.
notes,
Feoples
w-*
m
Dank & Trust Company,
p.m.
?ay Clty- Legality approved by
pur-
tax
M
Canfield,
'
Paddock
&
^tone.
Glen Lake
$41,000 water mains notes. Due on
Aug. 15 from 1963 to 1967 inelusive.
^
28
National
follows:
as
Aug> 1' 1962' Due 0n May 1 fr°m
1963 t?1 1979 inclusive, The bonds
aJ? callable. Principal and interest
-
-
Community Sch. Dist.
(P- O. Maple City), Mich.
Note O f f e r i n g—Thomas G.
Dean, Secretary of the Board of
street construction notes. Education, will receive" sealed bids
Due on Aug. 15 from 1963 to until 8 .p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 8
1967 inclusive.
" for the purchase of $40,000 tax
■
Dated
Aug.
15, 1962. Principal
payable at the New
? 2,
nard,
Arthur G. Ken-
Treasurer,
and
will
receive
?n*oC*PT?*ion noJes\Xa <:d Aug*
19°2. Due on April 1, 1963,
'
'
ottered'"JMy 30
v. 196,
p. 368—were award6fd;toKenower,
MacArthur & Co., at h net interpntlt
nf
St
c/o State Street Bank
Trust
Grandville, Mich.
Siie—The $156,0b0. water
Botid
^
ahn1lt
f ab0Ut 3,36 /o'
Company,
Municipal
Inkster, Mich. \
Department, IMS Franklin Street,
Bond
Offering—Freda K. DeBoston, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Plance, Village Clerk, will receive
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $322- sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
000
unlimited
tax
bonds
fol-
as
'
.
$200,000
water
bonds.
Due
on
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $281,000
unlimited
lows:
$240,000
clusive.
90,000
Aug.
on
15 from 1963 to 1980 inclusive.
32,000
bonds.
sewerage
Due
1963
1962.
Principal
Due
to
1971
assess-
Nov.
on
clusive.
June
1,
1962.
Legality
approved
by Dickinson,
(F-A) payable at the McKean & Cudlip.
State
Bank
&
Trust
Midland,
Legality approved
Thorndike, Palmer &
by Storey,
Dodge.
Bond
Lynn, Mass.
notes
24
a
inclusive.
due
on
Interest
A-O.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
MINNESOTA
rate of 1.40%.
are
Nov.
23,
Becker
Independent School Dist.
No.
Additional
Dain &
$395,000
deequipment bonds of25—v. 196, p. 368—
July
awarded
to
the
Middlesex
County National Bank, Everett,
2.40s, at
1977
the
726, Minn.
Information
—
J. M.
Co., Inc., and Piper, Jaf-
Sale—The
partmental
were
W.
7
p.m.
(EST) on Aug.
purchase of $2,350,000
sewage disposal bonds. Dated Aug
l, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from 1963
for
to
an-
$400,000 notes to Security Trust
Co., Lynn, at a rate of 1.39%.
400,000 notes to Essex Trust Co.,
Lynn, at
until
15
The
$800,000 tax
ticipation notes offered July
were awarded, as follows:
fered
Mich.
Offering—Kenneth
Lybolt, Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
The
Wright,
Com¬
Boston.
pany,
1
inclusive.
and interest
Street
fol-
paving bonds.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1969 in¬
Dated
15,
as
41,000
on
r
Aug.
bonds.
fr0m
Aug. 15 from 1963 to 1968 in¬
Dated
bonds,
special
paving
ment
bonds. Due
sewer
tax
'
a
price of 100.217,
interest cost
of about
a
Associates
'a
as
of' 'the
neMnterest cost of about
«
a„s I°lla
net
$40,000 3.10s. Due
2.31%,
saTI
the
Feb. 1 from
on
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
Springfield, Mass.
25,000
S^s. Due
35,000 3.80s. Due
the
40,000 3.90s. Due
Third
Hampden
of
National
Co.,
Bank
Springfield,
1.32%.
at
of
a
1972
1976
1981
85,000
to
to
Feb.
on
Note
Sale—The $1,000,000 tax
anticipation notes offered July 24
—v. 196, p. 368—were awarded to
1
from
inclusive.
1975
Feb. 1 from
on
1980 inclusive.
Feb. 1 from
on
and 1984 inclusive.
4s.
Due
on
Feb.
1
from
1985 to 1992 inclusive.
g—Wm.
Henry
MICHIGAN
Brown
receive
will
The
...
England
Bank,
State Street, Boston, until 2
(EDST) on Aug. 9 for the
chase
of
$63,000 unlimited
rate
Mass.
Acton,
Note
interest
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Bond
$200,000 tax an- Secretary of the Board of Educaticipation notes offered July 24— tion, will receive sealed bids unv.
196, p. 368—were awarded to til 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 21 for
the Gloucester National Bank, at the
purchase of $2,600,000 school
a rate of 1.259%.
site
and
building bonds. Dated
Bond
1963
1991 inclusive. The bonds
ab]e.
Note Sale—The
Somerville, Mass.
from
tion, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 23 for
the purchase of $965,000 school
building bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1962. Due on July 1 from 1965 to
Essexville), Mich.
Offering — Oscar Duyck,
MASSACHUSETTS
15
Offering—Gene J. Gill,
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
r
1962. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer 1 & Dodge.
Abington, Mass.
Offering—John R.
Community
Bond
Essexvdle-Hampton Sch. Dist. (P.
Co.,
Inc., Wyllie
& Thornhill,
Inc., A. G. Edwards & Sons, and
Schaffer, Necker & Co. 1
: »
Note
Croswell-Lexington
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Croswell), Mich.
Essex
Note Sale
Robert Garrett
can
the Housing and Home
as 3y2s, at par.
O.
clusive.
members
ed
awa
Finauce Agency,
dock Sz Stone
Aug. 15 from 1963 to 1976 in-
Aug, 1, from
on
(P.
?ond Sale—The $1,600,000 dor™lto,ryT ?nd dlnin?AJa11 bonds offered July 24—v. 196, p. 160—were
aas follows.
nf 111nterest proved by Miller, Canfield,
$500,000 sewer bonds.
130,000 water bonds.
1,
;
on
and Seminary
Rapids), Mich.
-
■,
$630,000 bonds
awarded to
were
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
rLt
'
-
™"'
cost of about
of
cost
lows:
1971.
National
Alpena Sch. Dist., Mich.
County (P. O.
New Ulm),
Minnesota
Note Offering—Florence H. Eva,
Bond
Offering—C. E. Schmid,
Secretary of the Board of Educa- Auditor, will receive sealed bids
tion, will receive sealed bids un- until 2 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 7
til 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 14 for for
the
purchase ' of
$185,000
the purchase of $75,000 tax antic- drainage
bonds.
Dated July 1,
Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1967 ipation notes. Dated Sept. 1, 1962. 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1968 to
inclusive. Principal and
interest Due on Sept. 1, 1963.
1983
inclusive.
The
bonds
are
Municipal Serv¬
Street,
Boston until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $60,000
school notes. Dated Aug.,1, 1962.
Shawmut
Sub-Road District No.
bonds.
1964
Due
X.
Due
(P. O.
sard, Secretary of the Parish Po¬
lice Jury, will receive sealed bids
until 9 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 21 for
the purchase of
$190,000 public
improvement bonds, as follows:
bonds.
•
.!
.
1,
purchase of $116,000 water notes.
Dated Aug. 15, 1962. Due on Aug.
1987 inclusive.
Vermilion Par. Road Dists.
$70,000
1
Aug.
1
Bond Offering—Marcus A. Bros-
Elizabeth-
on
2.60s.
National
Abbeyville), La.
KENTUCKY
Due
28 State Street,
Directors Room, Boston, until 11
a.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 15 for the
July
,
,°
0
sealed bids
1970.
4.27%,
follows:
from
inclusive.
Authority (P. O.
Rouge), La.
•
as
9,000 33/4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1970 to
Fiscal
Baton
were
Columbian
1964 to
LOUISIANA
Kansas
Bond
from
able. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the First and Peoples
Bank, Russel. Legality aproved by
Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
Common
County
1
approved
KANSAS
Dist. No. 47
Feb.
1992 inclusive. The bonds are call¬
Cooney.
Bourbon
Stout,
will
on
o
,
1977.
inclusive.
Carpenter,
Bannister,
by
Clerk,
1962. Due
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
11,800,000 3.20s. Due
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 8
for the purchase of $430,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
on
Aug. 20 for the purchase of
$280,000 sewer construction bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Dec.
1
in
.
Bond Offering—Clark W.
(CST)
a.m.
reported
„
»
Barney
1967
3.20s.
200,000
Raceland, Ky.
Iowa
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
200,000
Jan. 1 from 1967 to 1988
on
inclusive.
Ottumwa,
be
bonds
electric,,
196, p. 368 scheduled for offer¬
ing Aug. 8, are as follows:
Farmers
Marion,
of
board
to
200,000
$2,400,000
a
$685,000 school bonds.
158,000 water^bonds.
a,
1969.
v.
Bond
awarded
the
on
bonds
368—
syndicate and interest
& Co.;
England Merchants National Bank
Alex Brown & Sons, and Harriof Boston.
man
Ripley & Co., at a price of
100.009999, a net interest cost of
Leominster, Ma.,. :
<,U '
OfflineA UU,,
about 3.19%, as follows:
headed
1968.
Offering Details—Further
to
p.
Grand
"57
.22,000
$15,000,000 state
highway construction bonds of¬
July 25—v. 196, p. 265—
;
1
Md.
fered
awarded
"
196,
College
O.
group
31—v.
Calvin
'
100.39, a net interest
about 3.25%, as follows:
Bond Sale—The
were
National
Sale—The $843,000
July
awarded
were
Maryland State Roads Commission
■
,
Sept.
Paducah, Ky.
:t
Marion
Bank
•
-
on
from 1966 to 1971 inclusive
IOWA
State
Due
'
Bond
were
Sept. 1, 1964
V
31/4S.
136,000
\
•
on
and 1965.
Principal
1962.
1,
interest payable
t i o n a 1
Bank,
Due
Bond
offered
a.m.
Aug. 1, 1962. Due^on Aug. 1 from
1963
$40,000 31/2S.
11
on
of
'
to 1980 inclusive.
until
Aug. 15 for the pur¬
$6,039,000 county high¬
construction
bonds.
Dated
chase
school" township'"bonds. ing and dining bonds offered July
Due on Jan. and July 15 from 31—vJ196, p. 264-rrwere' awarded
1964 tq.d97s8> inclusive.
ftcr. the )EquitabIe i.Securities Cor¬
100,000 civil township bonds. Due poration, at par,' a net interest
$1,000,000 5s. Due
on Jan. and July 1 from 1964
cost of about 3.28%, as follows:
* '
$150,000
-
receive
Bank, Municipal Division, 45 Milk
Street,' Boston, until 11:30 a.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 8 for the pur¬
chase
of $220,000
school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug.
posed of W. E. Hutton & Co.; Fus-
Tonagel,
follows:
Treasurer,
the
of
Bond Offering—Harold L. Bean,
Town
at
posed of Stuart & Co., Inc.; White,
Weld & Co., and Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, as 3.30s, at a price
are
Lexington, Ky.
Sale.-—The
Bond
offered
Ross
net
MAINE
1963
•
Other
cate:
a
interest cost of about 3.23%.
Louisville.
Jefferson County
$3,750,000 sewer
system improvement bonds were
awarded to a syndicate headed bj
Continental
Cor¬
Maryland State Roads Commis¬
Hammond Sanitary Dist., Ind.
Bank
bids
Aug.
on
Rubin,
Bond Sale—The
the
Equitable Securities
poration and Associates,, at
21 for the pur¬
chase of $625,000 school building
1
from
1963
to
1987
inclusive.
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
Due
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
on
Sept. 1. from 1963 to 1978 in¬
able at the First National Bank,
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
(M-S) payable at the First City
Ropes & Gray.
Bank & Trust Co., Hopkinsville.
Legality approved by Joseph R.
MARYLAND
(CST)
a
net interest cost of about 2.81%.
'
L.
Clerk, will
(
payable
'(585)
(
Avon, Mass.
awarded
were
the
sealed bids c/o the First National
Hopkinsville, Ky.
and
27/8s,
to
Wilton, Maine
Bank
as
improvement bonds
■
545,000 33/4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1975 to 1982 inclusive.
*
(F-A)
,
Shawmut Bank of Boston.
Sale—The $275,000 public
1974.
and
368—were awarded
p.
Bond
112,000 3V2s. Due on Aug. 1, 1973
Delphi-Deer Creek Twp. Consol.
Sch. Corp. (P. O. Delphi), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $35,000 school
improvement bonds offered July
27—v.
inclusive.
1970
to
104,000 314s. Due on Aug. 1, 1971
:
(P. O. Oak
Grove), La.
41,000 5s. JDue on Aug. 1, 1966.
43,000 4y4S. Due on Aug. 1, 1967.
140,000 3s. Due on Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1971
35,000 3y8s.
inclusive.
1965
.
West Carroll Par.
$115,000 6s. Due on Aug. 1 from
$50,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
" r 1964 to U9&8 inclusive. ' /
47,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
V
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Bank,
ices Department, 40 Water
58
callable.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(586)
J-J.
Interest
Legality
the
for
NEBRASKA
purchase of $70,000 elec¬
Dated Aug.
1, 1962.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar-
tric
bonds.
quart, Windhorst & West.
~
Due
on
Minnesota
r
Interest
bonds
callable.
are
F-A.
Legality
by Briggs and Morgan.
approved
Monday, August 6, 1962^
.
$8,400 extension No. 2 bonds.
87,000 extension No. 3 bonds.
BondSal e—Of the $2,035,000
public
Corning City Sch. Dist., N. Y.
$4,859,000 school
bonds offered July 3L
196, p. 266—$2,032,000 were
awarded
to
a
awarded to a syndicate headed by were
syndicate
Wertheim & Co.', and Boland, BafL headed by the First National City
fin, Gordon & Sautter* and con-' Bank,. NevO' York, and the Marine
sisting' of' Dean Witter & ^-Co.; Trust Company' of' Western New
Stroud & Co., Inc.; Union County
York, Buffalo, as 334 s, at a price
of 100.4299, a net interest cost of
Trust
Co.,
Elizabeth,
and
Van
"
Deven'ter Brothers, Inc., as 2.90s, about 3.22%.
y
J
and
President of the Board of Educa¬
improvement,
park
equipment
offered July 31
bonds
—v.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Offering — H. P. Noel,
8 p.m. .(CST) on Aug. :6 for.; the
Clerk, will receive sealed Wyanett Township (P. O. R. F. D.
purchase pf $150,000 school build¬
Princeton), Minn. ,
v..
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
Bond Offering—Carl Lindgren, ing bonds. ^ Dated - Septr. 1,, 1962.
c
9 for the purchase of $26,000 road
Due on Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1978
Clerk, .will
receive
and bridge bonds. Dated Aug. 1, Township
inclusive. The bonds are callable.
"•
1962. Due on Aug. 1 from 1964 to sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
1976 inclusive. Interest F-A. Le¬ on Aug. 15 for the purchase of
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
town
road
equipment
gality
approved ; by - Howard, $18,000
at a price of 100.167, a net interest
office, Omaha. Legality approved
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
Peterson, Lefler & Lefevere.
cost of about 2.88%.
'
\
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1972 inclusive. by Wells, Martin, Lane, Baird &
Pedersen.
Crystal, Minn.
Interest J-J.
:Weehawken Township (P. O.
'
'.
•.
! Bond Sale — The $400,000 park
Weehawken), N. J.
Omaha, Neb.
MISSISSIPPI
bonds offered July 26—v. 196, p.
Bond Offering — Franklin \ Bond Sale—The $448,000 sewer,
369—were awarded to J. M. Dain
;
Ackerman, Miss.
Dinges, City Comptroller, will re¬ garage and equipment bonds of¬
& Co., and Associates, at par, a r
196,: p.; 266—
ceive sealed bids on Sept. 18 for fered July 26—v.
Bond Sale—The $31,000 special
net interest cost of about 4.03%,
were awarded to John J.
Ryan &
street improvement bonds offered the purchase of $7,200,000 general
i as follows:
Company, as 3.20s, at a price of
July 10 were awarded to the First obligation bonds, as follows: /
7 $60,000 3.40s. Due on Feb. 1 from
100.313," a net interest cost of
National Bank of Memphis, at a
$3,200,000 sewage treatment plant about
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
3.16%. '
~
net interest cost of about 3.22%.
bonds.
60,000 3.70s. Due on Feb. 1 from
M,700,000 sewer bonds.
1968 to 1970 inclusive.
NEW MEXICO
Claiborne County (P. O. Port
'
1,300,000 sewer bonds. '•
180,000 3.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Gibson), Miss.
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
1,000,000
recreation
and
1971 to 1979 inclusive.
park
Bond Sale—The $645,000 stateBond Offering—Gladys R. Walbonds.
:
'
100,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from aid road bonds offered July 27
1980 to 1984 inclusive.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1981 len, Clerk, will receive sealed bids
•
.
Union County (P. O. Elizabeth),
New Jersey
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 33
(P. O. Valley), Neb.
Bond
Offering—Harley Smith,
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1971
inclusive. The
(P. O. Caledonia),
Crooked Creek
.
Bond
Town
»
,
„
-
Bond Sale—The
building
(
Other members of the syndicate;
.
"V
•
•
•
.
-
<■
,
*
Harris
Trust
and
Savings Bank,
Co., both of New
Roosevelt
Cross, Inc.;
Northern Trust
York;
Manufacturers
and
Traders
Trust
Coy Buffalo; Wood, Struthers &
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
DempseytTegeler
&. Co., ' Inc.;
.
Brown Brothers Harriman &
R. D. White &
Co.;
.Co.; Newburger,
Lqeb & Co.; Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., and Doolittle &
Company.
:
-
awarded to Scharff & Jones,
were
(P. O. Cambridge),
Dalbo Twp.
The bonds
Minnesota
Bo
on
chase of
Jan.
on
1, 1962.
1973
Dated July
bonds.
ment
1
from
1964 to
inclusive.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $31,000
county industrial site bonds.
Duluth, Minn.
Bond Offering—Bert
H. Parson,
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
City
Mississippi
Aug. 15 for the pur¬
Bond Offering—Jesse J. Hardin,
$10,000 town road equip¬
Chancery Clerk, will receive
(CDST)
Due
7:30 p.m.
until
bids
sealed
ceive
be received until 8 p.m.
bonds.
MISSOURI
and'interest (F-A) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
Legality Park College (P. O. Parkville), Mo.
Bond
Sale—The $200,000
dor¬
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Windhorst & West.
mitory bonds offered July 24—v.
196, p. 266—were awarded to the
Mabel, Minn.
Housing
and
Home
Finance
Bond O f f e r i n g—Kenneth C.
Agency, as 3V2S, at par.
Herzog, : Village Clerk, will re¬
ceive
until
bids
sealed
*
4
p.m,
Southeast Missouri State
College,
Missouri
Aug. 15 for the pur¬
$100,000 nursing home
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds." Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due be received on Sept. 5 for the
on Sept.
1 from 1965 to 1982 in¬ purchase
of
$2,500,000
school
clusive. * The bonds are callable. bonds. Due from 1965 to 2002 in¬
(CDST)
chase
on
of
Legality approved clusive.
M-S.
Interest
Windhorst &
MONTANA
West.
Flathead
St. Paul, Minn.
Bond
Offering—Joseph J. Mit¬
City
ceive
sealed
(CDST)
chase
on
bids
until
10
a.m.
Aug. 14 for the pur¬
of $9,662,000
bonds, as fol¬
lows:
$700,000
joint
hospital
facilities
Aug. 1
1965 to 1992 inclusive.
Due
bonds.
on
from
joint court house and
City Hall rehabilitation bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1965 to
No. 38
500,000
riverview
bonds.
1965
Due
to
1992
on
Aug.
from
Aug.
Due
1965 to
Gallatin
1
1962. Principal
and
interest
(F-A)
payable at
the
City
Commissioner
of Fi¬
nance's office.
Legality approved
1,
by Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.
Sibley County (P. O. Gaylord),
Minnesota
Band
until
bids
sealed
Great
Bond
6:30
re¬
p.m.
C.
—
Fred L. Hill,
receive sealed
(MST) on Aug.
13 for the purchase of $225,000
special improvement bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1, 1983.
bids until
Lincoln
will
8
p.m.
County (P. O. Libby),
Montana
Sale—The
Bond
$79,500 library
bonds offered
July
construction
18—v.
196,
Kalman
to
Offering—William
Falls, Mont.
Offering
Clerk,
City
1965 to 1992 inclusive.
Aug.
161—were awarded
p.
&
Co., Inc.,
at
a
net
interest cost of about 3.20%.
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
(CDST)
on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of
$180,000 drainage bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
1963
sey,
&
to
1978
inclusive.
Interest
No.
SS-H
Bond
(P. O. Roundup), Mont.
Eileen
Offerin g—Mrs.
Storts, Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Aug.
27
for
the
purchase of $85,000
Legality approved by Dor¬
Owens, Marquart, Windhorst school bonds.
West.
Thompson Falls, Mont.
The $22,000 City
Utilities
Commission, Minn.
Bond Offering — Sy A. Menk,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 7
Correction
—
Sept. 1
on
V
-
1,193,000
Franklin, N. H.
from 1964 to
improvement
Sept.- 1 from
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
:
;>
886,000
sanitary
sewer
bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1964 to
Bond Offering—Mildred S. Gil-
City
man,
Clerk,
will
sealed bids c/o the First National
Bank, Municipal Division, 45 Milk
Street, Boston, until 11:30 'a.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 7 for the pur¬
chase of $444,000 school addition
bonds.- Dated
clusive.
(F-A)
1, 1962.
.
1982 inclusive. The bonds
-
callable.
.
180,000
parks
bonds.
:•
Due
are
1
and
Due*on
recreation
Sept.' 1 fromi
:1963'-td'i967JMfcMsiy^.k'-J
1
y
.
tional Bank, Boston.
Legality
First. National. City
ap*
York
proved by Ropes & Gray.
t
Portsmouth, N. H.
;
Bond
^
Offering—Teresa
'
196,
Adams,
3V4S, at
July
26--v.
awarded
price of 100.117,
a
to
Co., Inc.,'as
net
a
interest cost of about 3.22 %y
:
.
City,
or
the
til
2
the
p.m.-(EDST) on Aug. 9 for
purchase of $1,850,000 school
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
on
Aug.
from
1
clusive.
1,
1963
Principal
(F-A)
payable
Legality
in¬
interest
the
County
White
approved hy
Mitchell. \
Trimble
Due
1985
and
at
Company,
1962.
to
Plains.
Caldwell,
&
y
,
Guilderland, Bethlehem and New
Scotland Central Sch. Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Guilderland Center), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $344,000 school
Bank,
First
New bonds offered.
July 24—v. 196,-p.
National. 369;—were
awarded
to
a
group
proved
Dema-
man
.
'
i.
Street,
Directors'
Rooms; Boston,
until 11:30 a.m. (EDST) on Aug.
6
for
the
purchase of $45,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1962.
Due on Aug. 15 from 1963 to 1965
inclusive. Principal and inteiest
(F-A) payable at the New Eng^
land
Merchants
-
Stern Brothers &
Bond
Bank,
Legality
approved
by
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
V
;'
•
Boston.
Storey,
Dodge.
Sale
—v.
196,
—
The
$62,900 im¬
July 11
bonds offered
162—were awarded to
p.
the Plainfield Trust State Nation¬
al
Bank, Fanwood,
as
2.65s, at
net in¬
a
No. .1
(P. O. Luzerne),
New York
.
Bond
Ruidoso, N. Mex.
Offering—James L. Hine,
Sale—The $230,000 school
bonds offered July 26—v.
196, p.
370—were
awarded
to
Chas.
E.
.
NEW JERSEY
Bond
Co., at
Hadley, Day, Edinburg, Luzerne,
Warrensburg and Caldwell Central
Sch. Dist.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed" Weigold & Co., Inc., as 3.10s, at a
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Aug. price of
100.40, a net interest cost
23 for the purchase of $67,000 air¬ of about 3.04%.
;
port bonds. - Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1976 Long Island College Hospital (P. O.
inclusive. Principal and
Brooklyn), N. Y.
interest
Bond Sale—The $670,000 nurse's
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Ruidoso
State Bank. Legality approved by home bonds offered July 25—v.
Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & 196, p. 266—were awarded to the
Housing
and - Home
Finance
Howard.
Agency, as 3V8s, at par.
Fanwood, N.J.
provement
Bond Sale—The $97,000 school
building bonds offered July 26—
v.
196, p. 369—were awarded to
terest cost of about 2.99%/
National
,
.
NEW
par..
YORK
.
Madrid, N. Y.
Bond Offering — Virginia Molnar,
Town
Clerk, will receive
.
North
Bond
w e n s o
Caldwell,, N.
Clerk*
will
Albany Medical Center Hospital,
J.
Offerin g—Edwin
New York
G.
-
-
-
Correction—The student
nurses',
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) interns' and residents' dormitory
on
Aug. 14 for the purchase of bonds scheduled for offering Aug.
$70,000 sewer bonds. Dated Sept. 13, have a value of $1,525,000 and
1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 not $1,500,000 as reported in v.
n,
receive
to
1976 inclusive. Principal, and
interest (M-S) payable at the Na¬
tional
State
Caldwell.
Bank
Legality
196, p. 481.
Newark*
approved by
Mt.
Sinai
Fire
Dist.,
house
June
Pennsauken
Sale
—
The
construction
21
were
$62,000
bonds
fire
offered
awarded to the Se¬
Twp. (P. O.
curity National
Bank
of
Long
Pennsauken), N. J.
>■
Bond Offering—Elmer E.
Brown, Island, Port Jefferson, as 3V4S, at
par.
Township Treasurer, will receive
(EDST)
Camillus Water Dist., N. Y.
on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of
Bond Sale—The $110,000 water
$185,000 assessment improvement bonds
offered
July
25
were
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
Due awarded to the First Trust & De¬
on Sept.
1 from 1964 to 1973 in¬
posit Co., Syracuse, as 2%s.
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Clarkson
Water District, N. Y.
(M-S)
at
the
Camden
payable
Trust
Company. Legality approved
by Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
Union Beach Sch. Dist., N. J.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
offered
July
26
were
awa»ded to J. B. Hanauer &
Co.,
bids
Aug.
on
until
8
$235,000
for
1
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
sanitary
sewer" bonds.
Dated June 15, 1862. Due on Dec.
15
from
1862 to 1990 inclusive.
able
the
at
St.
pay¬
Lawrence
County
Bank, Madrid. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
National
New York
Bond
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
sealed
Principal and interest (J-D)
Brookhaven,
of
as 3.95s, at a
price of 100.13, a net
interest cost of about 3.93%.
p.
v.
offered
369—were
McAntee &
Bank, Albuquerque. Legality ap¬ composed of Bacon, Stevenson: &
by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬ Co.; Chas.
King, & Co., and Til-.1
& Howard.
y ;; y ;
;
ney & Co., as 2.90s, at a price of
rais, Treasurer, ■yvill receive
sealed bids c/o New England Mer¬
100.3199, a • net interest cost > of.,
Grady Municipal School District
about 2.83%. ;/ ;
chants National Bank,
No. 6, N. Mex. v
:
28 State
• •
•
not
reported in
bonds
p.
Trust
y
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Principal
from 1963 to 1982 in¬
Principal - and
interest and interest (M-S) payable at the
Treasurer's
payable at the First Na¬ City
office, or"" the
Aug.
on
Aug.
on
-
receive
bonds
as
196,
1982
street
bonds. Due
:
"
.
Hall and library bonds are sched¬
uled for offering on Aug. 6 and
Aug. 7,
480.
truck
bonds. Due
sewer
■
Musselshell County High Sch. Dist.
-
Westbrook Public
.
$3,800,000' storm
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
Novosad, Auditor, will receive
J-D.
3.17%. V
(MST) on Aug. 20 for the purpose
of $12,500 school building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
from
3,315,000 sewage disposal system
bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from
Dated
Clerk, will
District
Bradley,
on
"
County School Dist. No. 11
(P. O. Bozeman), Mont.
Bond Offering — Betty Arlene
ceive
:
.
(MST)
a.m.
Gteenburgh Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. Farragut
inclusive. The bonds are call¬
Parkway,
bonds offeted July 10—v. 196, p,
able." v "■ < ■ •
■■" v'
v
Hastings-on-Hudson), •N. Y.
161—were awarded to F. S. MoseBond Offering-rrHelen
Brancati,
building
ley & Co., as 3.20s, at a price of *1,700,000; City ■ Hall
bonds. Due on Sept. 1 from President of the -Bpard of Educa¬
100.213, - a net interest
cost
of
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
'T; 1963 to 1967 inclusive. *
about
S
1992 inclusive.
on
(P. O. Bigfork), Mont.
school
building bonds are scheduled for
offering until 8 p.m. (MST) on
Sept. 5 and not Aug. 13, as re¬
ported in v. 196, p. 57.
improvement
bonds.
-
sewer
1
inclusive.
school
1,750,000
storm
Counties,
Correction—The $188,000
300,000
1992 inclusive.
Lake
and
'
Big fork Joint High School Dist.
Comptroller, will re¬
chell,
/
-
Dorsey,, Owen,. Marquart,
by
,
Chesterfield Sch. Dist., N. H.
Bond Sale—The 100,000 school-
Vaiden, Miss.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(CST) on
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
Aug. 10 for the purchase of $12,Aug. 13 for the purchase of $300,000
water
supply improvement
000 water utility ,bon£s.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from,,
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal
;
NEW HAMPSHIRE
inclusive.
1982
Clerk, will re¬ Lafayette County (P. O. Oxford),
Township
strom,
Berg-
"
.
10
Aug. 21
for the purchase of
$759,000 un¬
limited bonds,; as follows:
due from 1963 to
are
,
Offering—Edwin
d
n
inclusive.
Inc., as 4V2S.
until
Fallsburg Fire Dist. (P. O. South
Fallsburg), N. Y.
Bond Sal e—The
$35,000 fire
&
Wood.
t
Monroe County (P. O. Rochester),
New
Note
York
Sale—The
$8,818,000 tax
anticipation notes offered July 25
\—v.
to
196,
the
p.
370—were
Central
chester,
a
at a rate of
premium of $450.
Bond
awarded
Trust
Co., Ro¬
1.75%, plus
Monticello, N. Y.
Offering—Freda
A.
Village
Treasurer,
will
$95,400 bonds Pokras,
July 26—v. 196, p. 369— receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
were
awarded to a group com¬ (EDST)
on Aug.
9 for the pur¬
posed of Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.; chase of $92,000 unlimited tax
Manufacturers and Traders Trust bonds: Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
Due
Co.,
Buffalo, and
John J.
De on Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1968 in¬
Bond Sale
—
The
offered
Folyer Co., Inc., as 3.70s, at a
price of 100.15, a net interest cost
clusive.
of about
Union
3.68%,
as
follows:
(F-A)
Principal
payable
Bank
of
at
and
the
interest
National
Monticello.
Le-
Volume
196
Number 6183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(587)
gality approved by Sykes, Gallo& Dikeman.
way
Bond
Syracuse University (P. O. Syracute), N. Y.
Offering—'Joseph McD.
Mitchell, Director of Finance, will
-
receive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
until
11
removal
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Aug.
1,
Aug. 1 from 1963 to
J966 inclusive. Principal and interest (F-A) payable at the Highland
National
Legality
Bank, Newburgh.
approved by Hawkins,
-
Delafield
'
Wood.
&
Vice-President,
will
sealed bids until 11
receive
Aug. 16 for the purchase of $3,-
on
,' Note
A
and interest
;
<
_
'
East Fishkill, La Grange, Kent &
d e d—Comptroller
Beame, on July 30
million tax anticipa-
PhHlipstown Central School Diet.
No. 1 (P. O. Wappmger Falls),
v
New York
tion notes to 17 banks and trust
Bond Offering—The District
companies: as members of
The Clerk will receive sealed bids on
City of New York Short Term Aug. 14 for the purchase of $1,Financing Group.
962,400 school bonds.
;
Included were an issue of $8
Washington County (P. O. Fort
million; dated July 31, 1962, pay¬
D.
able Nov.
1962, redeemable on
or
after Oct. 22, 1962, and an is¬
sue of $35
million, dated Aug. 2,
1962, payable Nov. 1, 1962, re¬
deemable
after Oct. 22,1962.
bear interest at the
VAX
on or
.viuauiv
The
1,
V/AA
notes
2%
rate of
a year
at
deemed
OAI/V.X
the
Comptroller
upon
VAVl,
AOOXI,
and may be re-
option
of
notice.
the
Participants and allotments
lan ? 5^1
0^
-
Manufacturers
$8,982,000;
pany,_
Edwards), N. Y.
$165,000 bridge
bonds
offered
July 24—v. 196,
p.
370—were
awarded
to
the
Marine Trust Company of West"i
.
RlT
-
-r-*
n
^
/»
/xa
Ne™ Yo/$> Buff^0» a.s 2.60s
a^ a priee-of
a net interest
cos*
ab°ut 2.57%.
e™
Han-
^Tl°r^TTUrSt C^pany'$4'7^"
nkers Trust
Company, $3,-
??t'S2°n;AAIr^!rng- ,T^,Coin£any2
seaxe(^
$228,000; United States Trust
Company, $220,000;
Sterling National Bank and Trust Company,
$177,000;
Amalgamated
Bank,
$94,000; King County Trust Company,
$86,000 and Underwriters
Trust Company, $52,000.
.
p,
i
.
n
.I
a
..
'
New York State Dormitory Author-
(P.' O. Elmsmere), N.
ity
Y.
Bond Offering —John B. John-
Chairman, will receive sealed
until 11:30 a.m. (EDST) on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of $6,931,000 dormitory bonds. Dated
July 1; 1960. Due on July 1 from
son,
bids
1963
are
1992 inclusive.
to
callable* Principal
The bonds
bids
until
11
(EDST)
a.m.
A
9 for the purehase of
$250,000 water bonds. Dated June
^
1962.
Due
on
March
1963 to 1992 inclusive.
and interest
Central
1
from
Principal
.
(M-S) payable at the
Valley
National
Bank.
Bon^.^grjpgM-Sealedbids will
be received on or^about Sept. 25
*?r i*16 purchase of $6,790,000 \arl°us purpose bonds.
St. Andrews Presbyterian College,
Inc. (P. O. Laurinburg), N. C.
Bond Offering—Hector Mac.
Lean,
~
Chairman
of the
Board
of
M
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
i1
L
am*
^Schell & Hunter,
1
/
Bond
$350,000 sewage utility bonds.
(P.
O.
Armonk), N. Y.
$45,000 fire
house
building
and
equipment
bonds offered July 24—v. 196, p.
266—were awarded to the North¬
ern' Westchester
National Bank,
Chappaqua, as 2.40s, at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
39%
ohio
Beachwood, Ohio
.'r
Bond
Offering—Jas.
"
H.
Lucas,
Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
Director
of
Aug. 20 for the purchase of $351,street improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Dec.
.♦ •-)
1
Authority (P. O.
New York City),
N. Y*
Bond * Offering—S. Sloan Colt,
Chairman, will receive sealed $>ids
.'until 11 a.m.,.(EDST) on Aug. 9
for
the
purchase
of
$5,475,000
.
from
1963
to
inclusive.
1972
car
bonds.
approved
Dated June
Rome, N. Y.
Offering—George
Bond
posito,
ceive
Dated
.
Beachwood Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
_
®®
d P ,fe5,in
chase
ment bonds. Dated
F.
Es-
on
Sept. 1, 1962.
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1982
inclusive. The bonds are callable.
able at the National City Bank,
Cleveland. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders, & Dempsey.
will
3
provement bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 to
Berea, Ohio
1972 inclusive.. Principal and inBond Offering—Curtis H. Chapterest (M-S) payable at the Chase '
•
...
Manhattan Bank, New York City, man, Director of-Fmance,
reLegality approved by Sykes, Gala m"
will
^|T«eia„^d. ,blds1 ^11 "
lowav
loway
& Dikeman
& AiiKeman.
^
(EDST) on Aug. 17 for the purof
chase
U6i g5Q street
Syracuse, N. Y.
ment bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
Note Sale—The $9,910,000 bonds Due on Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1972
anticipation notes offered July 3.1
were awarded to the Chase Man-
from
to
1982 in¬
Nati^l n1"8 <Tity' and ^ First
Dec.
Principal and interest (J-D)
.of McAlester.
net interest cost of
.
.
oregon
Ohio State
University, Board of"
Trustees (P. O. Columbus), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $5,300,000 dor¬
mitory
bonds
offered
July i 31
—v.
196, p. 267—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Blyth
& Co., Inc., and The Ohio Com¬
pany, at a net interest cost of
about 3.84%, as follows:
Multnomah County, David
Douglas
Sch. Dtsl. No. 40 (P. O.
Portland),
'
$700,000 5s.
Due
Oct. 15 from
on
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
200,000
3^s.
Due
Oct.
on
Bond
Due
u
37/ss.
460,000 3s.
purchase of $147 50ft
,
PrfnpTnffi'
Due
Due
Legality
approved
by
Oak Ridge, Ore.
Bond Offering-Sealed bids will
Oct. 15, 1999
on
,90UI1ly Treasurer's
t
q? ^
15
Oct.
on
-b(?nds
a
are callable.
Prineipa1 and interest (J-J) pay-
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
and 2000.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
u n 4 U 7:30 P-m.
nnn8' 2t f<? 4116 pur"
Due
iPr^Tf
cnase of
ot
Other members of the syndicate:
Merrill
,
15
Oct.
on
Gibhc
school bonds. Dated
July 1, 1902.
Hue on Jan
1 from 1964 to 1983
offirp
3%s.
l
°'sfict Clerk, wm receive sealed
13 fnUr"?L P-m- (POST) on Aug.
from 1986 to 1998 inclusive.
;
Offering—V.
15,
1973 to 1974.
2,480,000
Oregon
•
v
.
bonds.
on
0-McAlester), Okla.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D> payable at the Kenton Na¬ jointly^ at a
about 2.84%.
tional Bank. Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
*
&
inclusive.
1972
to
1963
clusive.
B. J. Stacey,
—
l"
«
noon
from 1975 to 1985 inclusive.
improvement
1, 1962. Due
1963
A
$70
$70,000 water bonds.
clusfve®'
™ 1963 t0 1977 in"
Smith Inc.; Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co.; White, Weld &
pennsylvania
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
AUentown Sch. Dist., Pa.
Finance, Chillicothe.
Legality Fahey, Clark & Co.; Field. Rich¬
Offering—William J.
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬ ards & Co.; First of Michigan c
bandbrook, Jr., will receive sealed
liams.
Corporation; McDonald &
Co.;
abl
office
at the
pay-
Director
of the
of
anticipation bonds offered July 31
196, p. 370—were awarded to
the
First
National
City Bank,
New York, at a rate of 1.74%.
—v.,
Offering—R.
Painesville Twp.
1963
1972
to
and interest
National
received
8
as
for
Bank
of
ab"eCat thpd
nffito
office.
Butler
reported, in v. 196, p. 370,
purchase
of
$750,000
1983
bonds.
Due
from
1964
to
inclusive.
Fairlawn (P. O.
.
Akron}, Ohio
Bond Offering—Marcus N.
Clerk,
Village
bids
settled
will
until
re-
bv
7
Parking Authority, Pa.
Co-' and stroud &
as follows:
Go
W
Co., Inc., jointly,
Parma, Ohio
Bond Offering—Joseph W. Gatz,
Auditor, will receive sealed bids
$30 000
sewer improvement bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1962.. Due on Dec. 1 from
1963 to 1972 inclusive. Principal
^nd interest
D^e on Sept- x> 1967SUC 011 fept* a' 1972'
65 000
Cincinnati. Legality approved by
until noon (EDST) on Aug. 20 for
Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
Uhe purchase of $193,390 street and
!
payl
District Treasurer's
in?T! ®alet~The $255,000 parkaVmI0 ^ ^ere awarded to
the
school
r
Legality approved
Townsend, Elliott & Munson.
Aug. 22, and not Aug.
on
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Ohio
Southern
Correction—Sealed bids will be
G.
inclusive.
Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Painesville), Ohio
Appleman, Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 23
for
the
purchase of $151,080.30
road improvement bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
(EDST>
Cartwright & Co.; Mer¬
22
Pmh
I
f
Purchase of $400,rill,. Turben & Co., Inc.; John B. nnn
000
school
improvement
bonds.
Joyce & Co.; Walter, Woody &
Dated Septal, 1962. Du'4"6n
Sept
Heimerdinger, and Weil, Roth
1
from
1963
tok 1982. inc&sive
Irving.
-
Deer Park, Ohio
Bond
forth"
Aul
Sweney
Cincinnati, Ohio
Note Sale—The $11,000,000 bond
ixo
Si1a54s\Pue
140,000 4s. Due
on
on
1, 1982.
Sept. 1, 1992.
Duquesne Sch. Dist., Pa.
Sale—The $100,000 school
t
bopds offered
on
July 16—v. 196,
p .59—were awarded
to
the Peo-
(J-D) payable at the' ples XJmon
Bank and Trust Co.
(EDST) on Aug. .2Q for the• pur¬ Union Commerce Bank, Cleveland.
McKeesport, as 3y4s, at par.
chase
of
approved
by
Squire,
$665;000 road paving Legality
East Pennsboro
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due Sanders & Dempsey.
Tp. (P. Q. Enola),
Dec.
on
1
from
1963
to
noon
1972
in¬
Pennsylvania
tWarrensville Heights Village Local
Principal and interest
dJSale~The $100,000 fundSchool Dist., -Ohio
tog and improvement bonds of(J-D) payable at the Akron Dime
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
fered July 2—v. 196, p. 59—were
Bank.
Legality
approved
by be received on
Sept. 17 for the
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
purchase
of
$1,600,000
school
rust vao.^ Hflrrisbtirc. »3s 3s
-at
building bonds.
Farmersville, Ohio
price of
D
,
Tra^f>t°Kthe ?auphin 'DeP°s»
Bond Offering — James Izor,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug 27
for
the
purchase of
$52,363.23
sewer system
bonds. Dated Sept.
1
1962. Due
Dec. 1 from
on
1963
inclusive.
1982
interest
Principal and
payable at the
(J-D)
National
Bank
of
Miamis-
burg, Farmersville.
Legality appro,ved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
100.70,
Oklahoma
Clerk,
Farmerstxille, Ohio
—
The
$2,000,000
scheduled
bonds
27,
for
Cincinnati), Ohio
Offering — The district
Bond
Clerk
(P. O.
will
receive
sealed
bids
until Aug. 23
for the purchase o£
$1,910,000 school bonds. Due from
1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Heights
City Sch. Dist.,
Ohio
Bend Offering—Jack
receive
sealed
Oct.
1
from
sanitary
Due
system
sewer
Oct.
on
from
1
2,000,000
storm
bonds.
Due
W11
son,
bids
•until
1 pm. (EDST) on Aug. 20 for the
•of
inclusive. Principal and interest purchase
$1,000,000 r-jSdhool
(J-D)
payable at the National bonds. Dated Aug. 1,1962. Due on
College
(P
O
Elizabethtown.£ Pa
in?°nA QtterinS—J. W.Board of
Ketter¬
ing, Chairman of the
™e0es' will receive sealed bids
p m- (EDST) on Aug. IJ7
£?
for +K
the purchase of
r?ii°^yTVA student
$1,000,000 dor-
union
Dated May 1, 1961. Due
on
bonds.
May 1
fr?m 1964 to 1995 inclusive. InterS! *"
Legality approved by
o.
Khoads, Smon & Reader.
North Stabane
system
sewer
Oct.
on
1
from
Oct.
-
ity, Washington County (P. O.
park
bonds.
Due
from
1965
1987
in-
to
Oct.
1
from
1964
to
1987
inclusive.
500,000 fire bonds. Due
on
Oct. 1
from 1964 to 1987 inclusive.
Oct
library
1
from
bonds.
1965
to
Due
on
1984
in¬
1,250,000 airport bonds. Due
Oct
1 from
clusive.
1965
to
on
1987 in¬
-
245,000 traffic control bonds. Due
on
Oct.
Bond
Sale—The $835,000 school
building
elusive.
500*000 police facility bonds. Due
on
Pittsburgh), Pa.
on
1
Tj>., Wylandville
Elementary Soh. Municipal Auhor-
1965 to 1987 inclusive.
1,500,000
clusive.
Clerk of the Board of Education
will
facility
access
on
net interest cost
1965 to 1987 inclusive.
200,000
Garfield
Due
bonds.
are
Forest Hills Local Sch. Dist.
sealed
1965 to 1987 inclusive.
sewer
valued at $52,3W.zrf
and
not $53,363.23, as
reported
previously.
Aug
Christ,
a.m.
limited
bonds.
"
system
offermg on
Orvin
receive
—
will
(CST) on Aug.
14 for the -purchase of $10,195,000
unlimited tax bonds, as follows:
2,000,000
Correction
Elizabethtown
City, Okla.
_Bond Offering
Citv
bids until 11
a
of about 2.86%.
oklahoma
liams.
:Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
until
on
of
Due
re-
bids
Sanders
until
p,758TTwere
1
1,460,000
June
from
1
First
p.m.
Treasurer,
Squire,
bids
Dec.
on
Chillicothe, Ohio
Bank, Cleveland, Ohio..
Aug. 21 for the pur$262,000
general im-
City
sealed
(EDST)
by
Bond
Bond Sale—The
$136,000 school
(EST) on buddmg bonds offered July 27—
Aug. 17 for the purchase of $225,000 waterworks improvement TiWt
awarded Trust
Liberty National Bank & to the
bonds. Pated Aug. 1, 1962. Due
sealed
Dempsey.
to
building improvement and equip-
-
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Geauga County Na¬
Principal and interest (J-D) payable 1 at
the1'Union- Commerce
Georg-e G.
.15, 1962. Due on Dec. 15 from 1962 Sehaftel, Clerk of the Board of Ed.to
1966 inclusive.
Legality ap- uca?1101n> wil1 f***™ seal?d bldJ
proved bv- Hawkins' Delafield & untl1 1 p'm" (EDST) on Aug. 16
Wood
wawKms' ^eiarieict & for the purchase ^ ^37Qj00o school
•"
commuter
1972
Phillip B.
will receive
—
clusive.
Sale—The
Port of New York
to
Co., Qkla-
Pittsburg County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Offer!ng
Davis, City Auditor,
tional Bank of Chardon. Legality
ceive
Offering—Sealed bids will
the Bank of New York,
City. Legality approved be received until 11 ;a.m. (CST.)
by Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
on Aug. 21 for the purchase of
;o
1963
Btressler,
north dakota
Fargo, N. D..
or
Bond
from
■
New York
<•*'
Offering—Beverly J. Car¬
Aug. 17 for the purchase of $46,660
street
improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Dec.
(EST) on Aug. 16
1Ilclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
appoved by Smith, Moore, Smith,
(J-J) payable at the National
Commercial Bank and Trust Co.,
North Castle Fire Dist. No. 2
•;
ver,' Village
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) -on
°£'
purchase oL$335,000 dorm^ory bonds Dated May 1, 1962.
"P11® °yMayJ from 1965 to 2002
est
Albany,
; ;
Chardon, Ohio
Bond
.
inter¬
and
of
the
'
...
v
Principal
fer & Williams.
.
aj
inclusive.
(A-O) payable at the
Wood County Company,
Bowling Green Banking
Company, both of Bowling Green.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
on
$2,386,000; Marine Midland Trust Legality approved by
Sykes, GalCompany,
$826^000; The Bank of ioway . & Dikeman.
New York, $697,000.
\
J
Grace National Bank, $258,000;
north carolina
Empire Trust Company,' $254,000;
^
Federation'Bank' and Trust Com-iuoi
-ffe,
pany,
pur¬
Oct.
1, 1962. Principal
interest payable at the
City
National Bank & Trust
Kenton, Ohio
B-end
•
Chemical Bank
$4,923,000
Bank
1983
.
Bond Sale—The
the
Woodbury Water Dist. (P. O.
Director of Finance, will receive
are:
Highland Mills), N. Y.
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
i'"
Bond Offering—Stephen W.
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $48,Hayes, Supervisor, will receive 000 street
oyer Trust Company, $5 960,000;
MorgarL
to
Bond Offering
,
+
^
on
1964
.
,
for
bonds.
Due
or
.
20
Dated
and
homa City. Legality
approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
noon
$2,040,000 school build¬
Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
April and Oct. 1 from
inclusive. •Interest M-N. Legality
approved by Delafield & Wood.
w ar
Abraham
of
ing
Wappmger, Poughkeepsie, Fishkill,
awarded $43
chase
Aug.
on
000,000 dormitory and dining facility bonds. Dated May 1, 1961.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1964 to 2001
'
New York, N. Y.
Bond Offering — Martha
Howe,
the Board of Education,
(EST)
pay-
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Clerk of
will receive sealed bids until
(EDST)
a.m.
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able at the Union Commerce Bank
of Cleveland.
Bowling Green City Sch. Di*t., Ohio
Offering—Clark Ahlberg,
Bond
a.m.
Aug. 7 for the pur$136,000 snow and ice
on
of
1962.
bids
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
$400'
Newburgh, N. Y.
■
hattan Bank of New York, at a City Bank of Cleveland, Berea
rate of 1.77%, plus a premium of branch.
Legality
approved
by
59
1
inclusive.
from
1964
to
1987
a
bonds were awarded to
syndicate headed by A. E. Mas-
ten &
Co., and Simpson Emery &
Co., Inc., jointly, as follows:
$255,000 Series A bonds:
2!4s^due
Qn
$10,000
Sept- 1, 1964;
$10,000 2Vzs, due on Sept. 1,
1965; $10,000
2%s, due .on
Sept. 1, 1966; $10,000 3s, due
on Sept. 1, 1967; $10,000
3.10s,
due on Sept. 1, 1968; $10,000
.3.20s, due on JSept. 1, I960;
,$1Q.0Q0
•due on Sept. i,
1970; $10*000 3.30s, due on
Sept. I, 1971; -$15,000 3.35s,
q^yMgmwu^Au,wi>w»to»*ai*#*
60
«
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-.
(588)
.
Monday, August 6, 1962
.
120,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from Due on Jan. 15 from 1968 to 1972 composed of the First National
for
the
purchase
of $1,150,000
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
1971 to 1976 inclusive.
Legality Bank of Chicago; the Milwaukee
1, 1973; municipal industrial building
95,000 3Y4S. Due on Feb. 1 from approved by Chapman & Cutler. Company, and Robert W. Baird &
Sept. 1, bonds, as follows:
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
Co., Inc., at a price of 100.001, a
Weber County School District
1974;
$30,000 3V2s, due on $800,000 bonds. Due on July 1
net interest cost of about 3.31%,
75,000 3.30s. Due on Feb. 1, 1980
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Sept. 1, 1975 and 1976; $30,000
(P. O. Ogden), Utah
and 1981..
as follows:
350,000 bonds. Due on July 1
3.55s, due on Sept. 1, 1977 and
Bond Offering
The District
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Grayson County, Georgetown Com¬ Clerk will receive sealed
Due on Aug. 1 from
1978;
$30,000 3.60s, due on
bids on $250,000 3s.
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
mon
Sch. Dist. No. 97 (P. O.
Sept. 1, 1979 and 1980; and
Dated July 1, 1962. The bonds
Sept. 18 for the purchase of $1,100,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
$40,000 3.65s, due on Sept. 1, are callable. Principal and inter¬
Pottsboro), Texas
727,000 school bonds.
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
1981 and 1982.
est (J-J) payable at the Chemical
Bond Sale—The $15,000 schooldue
Sept.
on
1972; $15,000
1,
3.40s, due on Sept.
$15,000 3.45s, due on
;*
—
>
Co., New
the syndicate:
Bank
New
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Singer
Deane & Scribner; Arthurs Le-
York.
Legality approved by Chap¬
Other members of
&
Kay,
Co.;
&
McKelvy
Co.;
and Reed, Lear &
bonds
house
DAKOTA
SOUTH
196,
"
from
120,000
sealed bids un¬ back, Mayor, will receive sealed
(CST) on Aug. 6 for the bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
purchase of $59,000 school bonds. Aug. 14 for the purchase of $142,Dated Aug. 6, 1962. Due on July 000
waterworks, sewer and gas
2,
1963 to
1982 inclusive. The system bonds, as follows:
.;
callable.
July 26—
building bonds offered
Dated
June
371—were awarded to approved
at a net interest Gibson.
cost of about 3.52%.
v.
196,
>
TENNESSEE
O. Smithville),
Dekalb County (P.
Tennessee
Fouteh,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug.
14 for the purchase of $885,000
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
Due on June 1 from 1963 to 1982
inclusive. Principal and interest
Offering—Harry
payable at the First NaSmithville. Legality
(J-D)
Bank,
tional
Trimble &
approved by Caldwell,
Mitchell.
1
'
11
(CST)
a.m.
on
Aug.
14
Bond
koncjs
Sale—The
offered
$25,000 4V2s.
TO HOLDERS
OF ORDINARY AND PREFERENCE
STOCK WARRANTS TO BEARER.
DIVIDENDS
OF
NOTICE
A
dividend
interim
second
September,
each
Ten
free
of
will be
of
1962,
seven
1968
United
of Ordinary Stock,
Kingdom Income Tax,
on
28th September, 1962.
Holders of Bearer Stock to
dividend
with
for
Shillings
payable
obtain this
deposit Coupon No. 246
Morgan Guaranty Trust Com¬
must
the
of New York, 33 Lombard Street,
London E.C.3., for examination five clear
business days (excluding Saturday) be¬
fore payment is made.
The
usual
half-yearly
dividend of
pany
2V2%
the 5% Preference Stock (less
Kingdom Income Tax) for the
on
United
ending 30th September next will
payable on the 28th September,
year
also be
1962.
road
No.
118
Savoy
Court,
Strand,
London,
W.C.2., for examination five clear busi¬
ited,
(excluding Saturday) before
payment is made.
DATED August 1, 1962.
ness
days
By Order
A. D. McCORMICK,
Secretary.
Westminster House
7, Millbank
Stockholders
virtue
At
was
decided
Taxation
who
Treaty
under
be entitled by
(1) of the Double
may
between
Section
the
Kingdom, to
901
of
the
States
United
a
tax
United
Internal Revenue Code can by
application to Morgan Guaranty Trust
Company of New York obtain certificates
Ifiving particulars of rates of United
Kingdom Income Tax appropriate to all
the above mentioned dividends.
recreation
Sept. 1 from
sign and signal
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
right
Due
to
on
be
used
received in London
for
or
on
dividend
to
decided
1962
will
dividends
be
to
in
on
1982
under
States
Section
gality
on
buildings
Internal
application
to
Revenue
Morgan
1 from 1963 to
Sept.
Legality
Dated
of
the
Code
a
King,
Dawson
&
Sept.
1,
1962.
Due
on
State
Treasurer's
District,
Bond
15,000
3.40s.
from 1975
120,000
tax
33/4s.
on
office.
W.
Offering
Comer,
on
Due
—
Secretary
Warren
of
the
1961. Due
Oct.
on
1
L.
1966
are
Were
originally
July 31,
on
-
QUEBEC
April
April
Brossard,
Bond Sale
—
Que.
The
awarded
were
by
W.
to
C.
to
at
Other
cate:
Pitfield
Co.,
of the syndi¬
Banque Provinciale du
Brault & Chaput Ltd.;
Belanger, Inc.;
Inc.;
Morgan, Ostiguy & Hudon Ltd.; Casgrain &
Co., Ltd.; Durocher, Rodrique &
Co., Ltd., and Banque Canadienne
Chibougamau School Commission,
Quebec
Bond Offering
—
Gilles Piche,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
to
Dorval
WISCONSIN
Co., Chicago, and
the Milwaukee Company, jointly,
at a price of 100.0165, a net inter¬
3.05%,
$400,000 23/4s. Due
to 1971
270,000 3s.
1972
.
to
1978 to
1982
on
on
follows:
Torchio, Secretary-Treasurer, will
receive
bonds
p. 372
offered
were
on
until
8
p.m.
pur¬
of
Laval-des-Rapides, Que.
Bond
son,
Offering—Vianney
Town
sealed
bids
—
awarded to
Clerk,
until
Sam¬
receive
will
4
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
on
Aug. 13 for the
$817,000 various street and sewer
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
7/
Le
Gardeur
school
v.
a
196,
group
Secondary
'
School
Corporation, Que.
Aug. 1 from
July 30
bids
Aug. 14 for the
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Maurice
inclusive.
Sale—The $500,000
—
sealed
(EDST)
sive.
Aug. 1 from
Ashwaubenon Sch. Dist. No. 1,
Wisconsin
Bond
...
School
Commission, Que.
Offering — Armand Del
Bond
inclusive.
225,000 3V4S. Due
.
as
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1977
on
..
Catholic
$270,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept.
Appleton, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $895,000 school
bonds offered July 31 — v. 196,
p.
372 — were awarded to the
est cost of about
inclusive.
1982
chase
UTAH
school bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1962;
&
members
La
Canada;
the
ton, or the First National City
Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved by Steptoe & Johnson.
1
.
16
syndicate
a
Ltd., as 6s, at a price of 94.099, a
net interest cost of about 6.8995%.
(A-O)
Sinking
Fund
Commission of the State, Charles¬
payable
1
'
$909,000 im¬
provement bonds offered July
call¬
Northern Trust
Alpine Sch. Dist. (P. O. American
Fork), Utah
Bond Offering—J. Murray Rawthe above mentioned dividends.
son, President of the Board of Ed¬
BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO ucation, will receive sealed bids
COMPANY LIMITED until 8 p.m. (MST) on Aug. 14
for
the
July 31, 1962
purchase
of
$1,300,000
giving particulars of rates of United
Kingdom Income Tax appropriate to all
bonds.
CANADA
able. Principal and interest
1963
by
bonds
Public .;
from
2001 inclusive. The bonds
from 1978 to 1990 inclusive.
Guaranty Trust
bids
Cunningham, .sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
Albans, until 11 a.m. (EST) on on Aug. 14 for the purchase of
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $100,- .$250,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
000 sewer bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963
inclusive.
on
District
sealed
St.
April 1 from
1977
The
Nationale.
Va.
Service Board, will receive sealed
inclusive.
Due
to
No. 25
bids c/o Charles M.
inclusive.
1974
school
Credit-Quebec
at
Arborland Acres Public Service
,
to
$640,000
Lo¬ headed
WEST VIRGINIA
20,000 3%s. .Due
United
can
&
28 for the purchase ot
Vieller & Co., Ltd.;
the
Bank, New York. Le¬
approved by Reed, Hoyt,
1971
until Aug.
—
receive
Principal and interest payable
Sept. 1, 1962.
Principal
payable at the Chase
1970
Offering
will
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1981 inclusive.
1982 inclusive.
Midlothian Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—The $195,000 school-
to
Clerk
ap-
5,000,000 public building bonds.
Legality approved by Preston,
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
Company of New York obtain certificates
...
bonds.
by Houghton, Cluck,
Coughlin
&
Schubat,
and
gan.
bonds.
Washburn & McCarthy.
of
Bond
of¬
p.
on
Kingdom to
Chapman
(P. O. Riverton), Wyo.
$331,664.11
proved
Wood,
house bonds offered July 19 were
901
by
WYOMING
warrants
July 24—v. 196,
cilities
..
Manhattan
may be entitled by
(1) of the Double
between the United
States and the United
credit
approved
$15,000,000 public school plant fa¬
inclusive.
and interest
transferees.
Treaty
gality
a.m. (PDST) on Aug.
purchase of $20,000,000
retail sales bonds, as follows:
garbage disposal bonds.
on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to
1982 inclusive,
before August
payment
(F-A) payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
20 for the
Due
All transfers
for
time
1982 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at the
bids until 11
of - way
Sept. 1 from
-
October 31, awarded to Goodbody &
Co., at a
1962 half-yearly dividend of 3%
(less net interest cost of about
3.74%,
United Kingdom Income Tax)
on
the as follows:
6% Preference Stock. AH transfers re¬
ceived in London on or before October 5, $40,000 4V2s. Due on April 1, 1963
pay
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $2,880,000 corporate purpose bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1
on
*
500,000
to transferees.
Also
bel, City Comptroller, will receive
sealed
Washington (P. O. Olympia),
scheduled for offering
Washington
and not sold.
Bond
Offering — Roy A. Pitt,
Jr., Secretary of the State Finance
Committee,
will
receive
sealed
inclusive.
21, 1962 will be in time for payment of
dividends
Allis, Wis.
Offering—Irvin F. Knoe-
Fremont County Sch. Dist.
372—were
awarded to Grande & Co., Inc., as
4V4S, at a price of 100.16.
1982 inclusive.
Dated
Sale—The
improvement
fered
500,000 service center bonds. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1982
Coupon No. 246 must be used for divi¬
on the
Ordinary Stock and Coupon
must
Co.'
Warrant
2,500,000 sanitary sewage bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 to
dend
118
&
clusive.
pay on
the same day
2%i%
(less
United Kingdom Income Tax) on issued
5% Preference Stock.
5% Preference Stock.
Bond
WASHINGTON
3,000,000 permanent paving street
improvement bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
of
the
1,
Cutler.
local
Sept. 1
on
on
1972
1963 to
Also decided to pay on
dividend
Aug.
on
Webb &
3,160,000 street right - of - way
bonds. Due on Sept. 1 from
September 28, 1962 Interim Dividend of
Seven Pence for each Ten Shillings of
Ordinary Stock for the year ending
September 30, 1962 on the issued Ordi¬
nary Stock of the Company free of United
Kingdom Income Tax.
half-yearly
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at Strong's Bank,
Dodgeville. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
from 1963 to
sepa¬
inclusive.
Due
police
Due
virtue of Article XIII
States and the United
credit
to
inclusive.
syndicate:
Co.; Weeden & Co.;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Horner,
Barksdale & Co., and Edward G.
Bache
inclusive.
50,000
meeting of Directors held July 31,
a
Due
1973 to 1982 inclusive.
150,000 fire department buildings
and alarm system bonds. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1982
TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED
Taxation
of Article XIII
on
traffic
1963
Stockholders who
London, S.W. 1.
Due
1982
bonds.
BRITISH-AMERICAN
1962 in London it
2i/2s.
Bellevue, Wash.
and
190,000 street
NOTICE
No.
must be deposited
the National Provincial Bank Lim¬
Coupon
with
DIVIDEND
as
Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982
on
These
Due
1963 to
Feb. 1 from
on
2.88%,
Other members of the
bonds. Due
sewer
bonds.
bonds.
inclusive.
1970
about
Due
West
from 1963 to 1982
park
195,000
July 30—v. 196, p.
to
Rotan,
Due
to
of
150,000 2.60s. Due on Aug. 1,1971.
150,000 23/4s. Due on Aug. 1, 1972.
1,500,000 3s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1982 inclusive.
ended 30th
pence
on Sept. 1
inclusive.
1963 to
the
on
sign and signal
Due on Sept. 1 from
bonds.
<
.
Ordinary Stock for the year
traffic
550,000
awarded
ere
cost
$1,200,000
to
inclusive.-
South¬
Co., jointly, at a price of
100.005, a net interest cost of
about 2.24%, as follows:
LIMITED
TOBACCO COMPANY
1963
650,000 civic center bonds. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1982
west
BRITISH-AMERICAN
1 from
inclusive.
ration
(P. O.
$315,000
interest
school bonds.
follows:
marker bonds.
name
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Mosle & Co., and the First
NOTICE
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
tax bonds, as
1,850,000 bridge and grade
Richmond), Texas
371—w
DIVIDEND
10
the
!.j<
Recorder, will receive sealed bids
until
'4
15
from 1978 to 1987 inclusive.
Graves,
F.
Offering—B.
Roy B. Oakes,
will receive
Sept.
2,000,000 storm
Jan. 15 from
Fort Bend County
Charlottesville, Va.
Bond Sale—The 3,000,000 water
improvement bonds offered July
25—v. 196, p. 268—were awarded
to a syndfcate headed by the Mor¬
gan
Guaranty
Trust
Co., New
York, at a price of 100.0809, a net
;
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
Jackson, Tenn.
Bond
15
Helin,
bids until 1 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
13 for the purchase of
$1,250,000
inclusive.
bonds.
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
165,000 4V4S. Due on Jan. 15 from
*
Feb.
—
for
on
1972
Tucker & Co., Inc., at par, a net
interest cost "of about 4.67%, as
follows:
$110,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 15
\
■'
inclusive.
on
Offering—Ray W.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
15
600,000 bituminous surfacing
street
improvement
bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 to
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 road
were awarded to James C.
on
1967
Feb.
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
80,000
1973 to 1977 inclusive,
1,275,000 43/4S. Due on Jan.
on
Due
until
15
1972
Texas
450,000 4V2s. Due
bids
Due
bonds
,.
to
Controller,
$25,000 street
(P. O. San Diego),
(Towns) Joint Sch.
(P. O. Dodgeville), Wis.
VIRGINIA
/
$16,000,000 limited
1,
June
on
Mineral Point
Dikt. No. 1
about 2.90%.
Aug. 1 from
on
1982 inclusive.
Dodgeville (City), Ridgeway (Vil¬
lage), Dodgeville, Linden, Eden,
Highland, Wyoming, Ridgeway,
Clyde, Brigham, Waid wick and
Bond
follows:
Co.,
Duval County
Bond
Due
1965
3%s.
Aug.
on
1, 1962.
Legality
Gibson, Spence &
by
p.
&
Gefke
City
sealed
1972 and 1973.
school
$85,000
Sale—The
bonds.
$40,000 town
offered July
11—v. 196, p. 164—were awarded
to Vermont Securities, Inc., as 3s,
at a price of 100.51, a net interest
improvement bonds
15,
Houston, Texas
1
June
on
Feb.
on
Due
Bond Offering
from 1964 to 1971 inclusive.
39,000
I, S. Dak.
No.
Due
bonds.
$103,000
Independent School Dist.
Highmore
Bond
..
to
as
Inc.
from 1968 to 1971 inclusive.
til 8 p.m.
are
awarded
Co.,
1964.
3V2s.
Clerk, will receive
bonds
Sale—The
Bond
$280,000 utility
Due-
1963 and
Holsom-
H.
Offering—B.
Bond
2.90s.
105,000
" ;
to
.
$55,000
Crystal City, Texas
Offering—Robert Johnson,
Sale—The
cost of
&
terest cost of about 3.63%.
Milbank), S. D.
Bond
1977
follows:
371—were
awarded to
Co., Inc., at a net in¬
v.
Dittmar
Inde¬
pendent Sch. Dist. (P. O.
County, Strandburg
$175,000 schooloffered July 24—v.
Bond Sale—The
150,000 3V2s. Due
Randolph, Vt.
system bonds were
Rauscher, Pierce &
Independent Sch. Dist., Tex.
Belton
VERMONT
awared to Ditt¬
were
Co., Inc.
Bond
TEXAS
Co.
Grant
&
mar
Hearne, Texas
strange & Co.; Cunningham
Schmertz & Co., Inc.; J. J. Steele
Richards & Co.,
house bonds
Cutler.
&
man
Trust
York
Dufort,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
Aug. 14 for the purchase of
$900,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
.on
1, 1962. Due
to
on
Sept. 1 from 1963
1982 inclusive.
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.
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