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ESTABLISHED
1839
194
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offic0
Number
6115
Price
General
RAILROAD
Ace Trophies Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
1961
1.
Dec.
Ezra
prospectus,
of
advertising and
catalogue,
a
inventories.
tion and
-
American
sales
This
Stock and Bond Quotations
Trophies,
Inc.,"
was
New York Stock
of
it
proposes to also manufacture the trophy
figures to the extent of
approximately 90'/<■ of its requirements. The company plans to continue
to
subcontract those figures which management believes can be pur¬
chased more economically from others.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Common
—.____/■
—.
37
194.
400,000
Maintenance
Aetna
to
Co.—Common
The
of
company
San
Pedro
Los
St.;
1948 under the laws of California
Inc.' The. company directly and
porated in
tenance
South
526
cleaning
building
CAPITALIZATION
and
GIVING
plant
'
'
"V"
stock
Common
(no
PRESENT
.underwriters/ named
39
shares
the
in
of
underwriting
stock
common
below:
of
;
V
the
the
agreement,
company
set
/'-*Y '/YY
V-G'GV ■
'■■./'
"
■
have
respective
Schwabacher
Bache
&
&
Co.
Co.
&
& Co.
Dominick,
of
12,450
2,550
—
12,450
where
opportunities
and
Payable
certain
shares
indebtedness,
increase
of
the
common
book
the
stock,
value
of
Barth
J.
Burnham
York
:
*
5,400
11
Co.,
&
Inc.
Member
Banks
48
Condition
of
of
Mar.
The
company
1947 under
6.
company's
June
on
Elm
Ave.,
the
was
1961.
of
name
name
1,
Mount
incorporated
was
Its
Vernon,
industrial
industry;
in
48
the
ladies'
tronic,
and
use,
for
manufacture
hair
custom
curlers;
made
business
the
1,100
3,320
680
—
/ 3,320
American
changed,
424
2,076
424
2,076
424
2,076
424
a
2,076
424
have
——//
______
_:
,
M".
Simon
Peters,
—V;
&
Writer
194,
Co
—
Christensen,
&
The
machine,
related
Service, Inc.—Files With
shares
*/
Proceeds
the
■
28,
Nov.
one
1961
cent)-to
filed
be
a
5%
May
stock
1964____—____
20,
(10c
par)
SEC—
covering 100,000
without under¬
a
agreed
transportation
for
the
construction
terminal
and
equipment.
of
70th St., Woodside 77, N. Y., furnishes local ground
air
food
the
American
Co.__—.
of
Fuller
&
B.
D.
Bonbright
6,
1961,
Stock
the common stock
Exchange.—V. 194,
5,000
and
instruments
aircraft
EFFECT
&
3,500
Nugent
2,500
Willis,
&
—V.
/offering of 150,000 shares, at $5 per share.
PROCEEDS—Net
retire
company
to'
corporate
from the financing
short-term, working capital
proceeds
will be used by the
loans and for otner
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
company,
of
Norwood,
N.
J.,
and
its
subsidiaries
commercial application of the oceanographic and
earth sciences.
They conduct marine and land geophysical surveys for
guiding petroleum exploration, as an aid in planning mine develop¬
ment in certain special situations and for engineering projects.
The
company
also develops, manufactures and sells standard and special
purpose oceanographic
and geophysical apparatus.
engaged
in
the
Sears
194,
Geophysical
Peck
___.
&
Co.
The SEC
announced
Dec.
C.
PRESENT
for
circular to
the
engineering surveys heretofore, conducted by the Alpine,
include: harbor dredging and channel entrance at New¬
Australia; channel deepening at Newport, Ore. and
Galveston
and Matagorda Bays, Texas;
a
runway extension at LaGnardia
Airport; land reclamation in Japan;
a
bridge and tunnel
dcrhss Chesapeake Bay, Md.;
a pipeline in Alaska; fixed replacements
Specialized
companies
and Sydney,
iof two lightships off Rhode Island; and a dam survey at Hale? Bar
along the Tennessee River, A survey was also made for the Channel
of
the
company's
patent
three
cial
fact
the filing
the
that
of
a
patent
aluminum
interlocking
examiner
the
statements
was
to be
missing
statements,
application-had
because
prior patents.
ing data
shares
such
Co.,
and
it
was
Y
378,000 shs.
shares
the
to
terms
underwriters
of
and
stock
common
of
conditions
below
named
common
stock
offered
to
the
of
have
at
the
agreed
$3,825
public
at
per
$4.25
&
30,000
&
194,
&
Teller
II.
Hoffman,
Riecke
A.
Treves &
Co.,
Carroll Co.
Weil & Co.,
,
L.
3 500
<fc
&
Co
2,500
Co., Inc
2,500
Co.
P.
3,500
&
949.
p.
Co.
3,500
_____
Bruce
Janov
Albert
Co.,
—
Cinder
Shares
Inc.—__ 39,500
Blauner
2,500
Salomon
Co.
&
_
__
2 500
2 500
Inc.
_______
2',500
'
■
.,
&
&
Co.__
& Co.
2,500
—
Ft.
2,000
on
Kenny & Ay res,
Meyers,
May
and
decision permanently
to
1947,
retail
whose
address
is
Cleveland
organized under the laws of
under
present name
prftnarily in
and
the
on
name
June
discount
Fort
22,
1961.
selling
of
the
Myers
The
company
variety
not
been
application in August,
shingle
without
rej^&ted
sufficiently
by
other
soft
three
Common
times
within
fifty-mile radius
a
debs,
GIVING
due
payable
EFFECT
of
the
TO
City
and
engaged
merchandise
of Fort Myers,
PRESENT
March
1,
1980
Outstanding
'
$250,000
338,000
—
stock
Fla.
FINANCING
$73,800
290,887
indebtedness
101,050
(par
10
cents)
500,000 shs.
224,985 shs.
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.—Appointment—
First National
1956
by
is
goods,
Authorized
subor.
Mortgages
Sundry
Florida,-
Inc.
small
CAPITALIZATION
City Bank of New York has been appointed New York
transfer agent for 1,403,677 shares of the common stock of the corporaFirst National City Bank of New York has been appointed transfer
disclosure
distinguishable
store
Passaic,
of
Variety,
portable
appliances, tools, hardware,
sporting
specilty items and other products commonly
department stores, hardware stores, discount stores
variety stores.
The company sells its products principally
toys,
residents
5%
and
State
housewares,
as
handled
company,
Fla., was
16,
adopted its
2,000
a
at
BUSINESS—The
2,000
Igoe
common
estimated
Regulation A exemption from Securities Act registration
with respect
to a
public offering of. stock by this corporation, of
Beaverton, Ore.
The Commission ruled that the companys' offering
circular contained false and misleading statements concerning, among
other things, the financial condition of the issuer, costs of the offering,
and the status of issuer's patent application; that certain other sales
literature also was false and misleading;
and that Regulation A was
further violated by reason of the failure to file such sales material and
the failure to deliver an
offering circular to certain purchasers, as
required.
One of the misleading statements was a reference in the
offering
FINANCING
Outstanding
a
1
castle
Lerchen
Haas
the issuance of
1
elec¬
stock at $4.50 per share.
Net proceeds,
$355,000, will be used by the company for
debt repayment and the opening of a new store.
2,500
Shingle Corp.—Stock Offering Susp'd
on
&
D.
goods,
suspending
95,000
—
such
Aluminum Top
use
special
the
a
&
Inc.
2.500
__
for
industries.
TO
("»
525.
p.
parts
750,000 shs,
Inc.__„___„
—V.
2,500
G.
Adams
Dabney
Tyson
Watling,
& Sons__
wreath
for
of
firm's
5,000
Edwards
sale
2,500
Townsend,
4,000
G.
and
and
brushes
2,500
4,500
A.
tree
wire
10c)
Inc.
Shares
Jones,
McKelvy & Co.
of the company was listed
p. 1153.
household
Christmas
Kreeger & Co._
Penington, Colket & Co...
/
."
7,500
D.
S.
Lee
Richard
forth
set
machinery
American Variety Stores, Inc.—Common
Offered—In
prospectus, dated Nov. 22, 1961, Netherlands Securities
Co., Inc., New York City, and Mutual Funds Service of
Florida, Inc., Inc., offered publicly 100,000 shares of this
Boenning & Co.
Corp.—A. S. E. Listing—
Associates, Inc. — Common Of¬
Co., New York City, was manager
of an underwriting group which made the initial public
sale of this firm's common stock on Dec. 6 through the
are
shares,
L.
Preiss,
into
at
of
Hampstead Investing Corp.
97,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds__
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
fered—S. D. Fuller &
'•
entered
,
Draper,
Alpine
150,000
aggregating
Co.
on
have
below
New
charter
located
are
sale
twisted
and
GIVING
(par
sell
and
Inc.
below.
Such
purchases are subject to the terms and conditions of the purchase
agreement
including the
condition that the several obligations
of
the underwriters are subject to approval of certain legal matters by
counsel.
The underwriters will be obligated to purchase all of such
shares of common stock if any are purchased.
stock,
common
George
freight.
Almar Rainwear
Dec.
named
offices
of
Machinery
to
Shares
agreement with the company pursuant
to which they
severally to purchase the respective numbers of shares
purchase
Shares
of
used
be
Airport of 50-36
Effective
1,500,000 shs.
._
Brush
share.
Milton
•
to
stock
purchase
M.
Outstanding
$118,667
•
635,292 shs.
r
$118,667
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
at
due
notes
Common
$2,
A"
"Reg.
offered
.
are
purchase
on.
(par
to
the
State
pursuant
manufacture
the
and
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
Authorized
680
of
corporation
writing.
____
of
per
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
1377.
p.
Airport Package
common
Inc.
feasibility
the
equipment,
the
Authorized
share
680
3,320
2,076
determining
in
executive
sale
and
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
underwriting agreement, the
5,400
Crowell,
Weedon
&
Co.
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
Bingham, Walter & Hurry, Inc.
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
Hooker
&
Fay, Inc.
I.
1,100
:
to
Y.
N.
machinery,
CAPITALIZATION
Common
to assist in
proposed English Channel tunnel.
new
$1 09
personal,
and
the
/-
Group
of
company is engaged in the manufacture and
the
fabrication
of
twisted wire brushes
for
order
Study
presi¬
the
Common Of¬
—
The
of
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Tunnel
of
outstanding stock from
for
on
29-31
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notice. 48
The Course of Bank Clearings.
47
1,100
1,100
outstand-
Fiume,
Sale
common
amendment,
1,100
5,400
5,400
——-i--—-—...
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
/
5,400
/
Co.
&
Sol
each.
were
Inc.
Co.
1,100
Inc.
Co.
&
Courts
&
Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler
„
Co.,
&
which
50%
_
Simmonds
Baker,
has
company
of
own
share.
per
BUSINESS—The
for
Statement
the
current
plant expansion, purchase
repayment of debt, and working capital.
48
of
for
stock at $4.25 per share. Of the total
sold for the company and 30,000 for certain
stockholders.
The company will use its share of the
56
Exchange Rates
Statement
itself
.
City Bond Offerings
Declared
present
approxi¬
of
2,550
5,400
will
proceeds
Federal Reserve System
2,550
12,450
to
102,000
this firm's
2
Consolidated
7,590
■
States
&
39
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead__
their names
—
Inc.
Prices
1
Condition
per
Issacson.
a Dec.
4, 1961 prospectus, M. L. Lee
Co., Inc.; Milton D. Blauner & Co. Inc., New York
City, and associates, offered publicly, 95,000 shares of
39
stockholders
37,910 "
"——___________
———
Bear/Stearns
Dominick
.
United
American Technical Machinery Corp.
39
Dividends
lc
fered—Pursuant to
Miscellaneous Features /
G...JFrom selling
company
G
$3.33
39
Y
Foreign
at
development and sale of iand, according to the prospectus.
addition
65,000
V-.-
:'J
From the
L
the
the
shares
Averages 39
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
severally
Leonard
72c
a
statement
underwriter
45
General Corporation and Investment News__
numbers
forth opposite
a
Markets
SEC Index of Stock
State and
receive
The
expenses.
the
any¬
in
In
41
National Quotation Industrial Stock
agreed to purchase, and the company and the selling stockholders have
severally agreed to sell to them, subject to the terms and conditions
set" forth
Exchange
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
''
for
to
payable to
dent, and John Fiume, vice president,
Over-the-Counter
FINANCING
below
is
sold
common
offering will
underwriter, whose
indebtedness; approximately
$40,000 for advertising and sales promotion; and
approximately $35,000
as
an
addition to working capital and for
general corporate purposes.
incor¬
Outstanding
414,000 shs/
finder's fee
$10,800
be
mately $50,000 to the reduction
39
services.
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.1
par)
/UNDERWRITERS—The
TO
and
to
standinp
Aetna Building Main¬
through its subsidiaries,
security
EFFECT
was
shares
40
as
Co.,
provides
Angeles,
by
commission
registration
a
The
nothing basis by an
amendment, and who will
40
Stock
filed
share.
per
or
Exchange
Toronto
1961 prospectus, Schwabacher & Co., San
Francisco, and associates, offered publicly, 154,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at $9 per share. Of the total,
128,000 were sold for the company and 26,000 for certain
stockholders. Net proceeds from the sale of the 128,000
shares will be used by the company for the repayment
of debt and working capital.
$6
$260,000 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale, the com¬
pany proposes to apply approximately $135,000 for the
purchase of land
constituting new developments or as additions to existing sites;
37
Stock
Stock
N. J.,
covering 60,000 shares of
at
Canadian Stock Exchange
Offered—Pursuant
Nov. 28,
a
Of
39
Montreal
supplied
12,000
$10,000
subdivision,
37
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
1273.
p.
A
where
37
____
—V.
be
selling
includes
Newark,
29
sale
business was previously conducted by four
companies which are
wholly-owned
subsidiaries
of
the
company.
In
the
past,
the
predecessors have been principally engaged in such business activities
in Atlantic County in the State of New
Jersey. With the proceeds of
this offering,
the company anticipates expanding its operations
32
Pacific
Coast
best efforts all
a
St.,
Nov.
now
27
Midwest Stock Exchange
Outstanding
1,COO,000
Exchange (Bonds)
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Detroit
Broad
on
for public
The company was organized under Delaware law in October 1961 and
is engaged in
the subdivision, development and sale of vacant land.
15
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
FINANCING
Authorized
Stock
1068
SEC
Such
Exchange (Stocks)
American Stock Exchange
Boston
of
the
offered
to
share
share.
Page
New York Stock
plaques and cups. The company at present manufac¬
bases for the trophies it sells and subcontracts the
the trophy figures.
With the proceeds of the offering
the
cnly
V'YY
YY.Y-,;/'i
recently
trophies,
as
tures
manufacture
is
name
<
be
on
per
Development Corp.—Common Registered—
with
to
be made
promo¬
changed by amendment of its Articles of Incorporation.
It is engaged
in
the design, manufacture and sale of a variety of sporting awards,
such
stock,
In This Issue
MISCELLANEOUS
company
statement
also
1
,
"Ace
name,
INSURANCE
•
a
of 1510 Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y., was
the laws of the State of New York on April 15, 1960.
original
INDUSTRIAL
•
BUSINESS-—The company,
organized under
The
company's
New York 7, N. Y., Monday, December 11, 1961
Kureen
Co., New York
City, offered publicly 200,000 shares of this firm's com¬
mon stock at $1 per share. Net proceeds will be used by
the company for the manufacture, of a new product,
printing
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
$1.25
a
agent
from
the
and
The
common
Chase
stock of
Manhattan
Bank.
the corporation.—V.
New
York-
City,
registrar
of
194, p. 2329.
The Commission also found the company's finan¬
unreliable
or
because
much
of
the
original support¬
not available to .the accountant who prepared
materially
misleading.—V.
191,
p.
2633.•
American Electronic Laboratories, Inc.-^-Rights Offer¬
ing to Stockholders—The company is offering its stock¬
holders the right to subscribe to i0Ȥ3?.claiss A common
yj
-*i 4* ^ ■
**
.4
»jl
4
•
2
shares
(non-voting)
A
class
one
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2546)
share
Nov.
record
29.
held
which
Suplee,
and
Carter,
and
Proceeds will be used
1960
from
BUSINESS
corporated
The
—
Nov.
on
company,
Its
to repay debt, and pur¬
devices,
mici-owave
antennas,
121
at
cated
in¬
was
electro-medical
instruments
During
of
the five
of
similar
total
Nov.
have
sales
traded
are
indiscriminately
there
being
order
for
100
shares might
of
the
been
30,
shares
to
receive some
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Government.
Seventh
North
and
at
office
Philadelphia,
St.,
Pa.,
engineering
certain
engineering
primary
Lansdale,
and
which
The
The
EFFECT
and
principal
approximately
is
capital., stock
and
class
B
is
common
divided
stock
busy financing calendar for this week (Dec. 11-16) is; shaping up
the
managed $155 million Florida Turnpike Authority tax-exempt
A
even
6Vi%
administrative
facilities
mortgage
north
lo¬
Fee
of
Notes
issues
seeking
WEEK S LARGEST ISSUES CONSIST OF $53.1
A
stock
common
and shares
Class
$2)
to five years;
one
debentures
(filed Nov.
CITY's $53,1G0;000
average
average
The
hi
$10 million of five to ten years;
possible- monetary policy of man
satisfaction
much
to
decline
a
in
FED'S
can look back
discounts, advances and
change and $15 million for the past
holdings
.iw-
'y
This sort of
of
the
monetization trend
a
FOUR-WEEK
6__
2-Jan..
Jan.
Stocks
Corporates
Municipals*
Financings,
cf Both
$241,218,400
77,751,600
$171,257,000
$412,475,400'
174,988,000
-4,475,800
5,000,000
9,230,800
7,450,000
6,955,000
13,706,600
11,955,000
24,825,000
252,739,600
21,156,600
36,780,000
$723,151,600
v
i
$227,565,800
$344,631,600'
$378,520,000
$208,618,500
$275,052,100
$483,670,600
$524,107,000 $1,007,777,600
$118,380,000 >« $109,476,500
$227,856,500
$232,997,000
8, '60Vdata
million
$1
or
more.y
$460,853,500-
..
TOTAL
BACKLOG
FORMAL
Dec.
Last Week
y.:y ■■■>■.This Week
8, I960
(27)
(37)
$239,389,000
(61)
$404,296,300 (64)
$410,705,000
Corp. stocks without dates-__
$247,588,300(158)
641,205,100(466)
$276,802,100(162)
600,362,000(325)
$141,386,450
207,682,350
Total stocks--—-—-
$888,793,400^524)
$871,164,100(487^ $349,068,800
$317,628,500
86,667,800
$297,548,800 (26)
195,490,000 (35)
Corp. bonds with dates
Corp. bonds without dates___
-------1
$493,038,800
Corp. stocks with datesc__—
corporates——*$1,381,832,200(685)
Total municipals
four-week float, all with tentatively assigned dates,
rapidly in dollar volume as senior corporate debt issues and
">
in
as
Total
the
Data
*
in
171,316,009
and
firm
corporate public offerings expected
without assigned dates would equal last
to
appear
week's
or
from
;
estimate
;'
one
equipment! trust'certificate set for Dec. 12; 53 issues, of $300,000
138 of other smaller issues without dates; one preferred
issue set
for June 8; and three preferred* amounting to $16,400,000 without dates.
shares of Campbell Soup Co. capital stock secondary (via First Boston
ADD: 91,000
'v
.
,
highs and 39
York
Stock
Exchange
lows. In view of William
McC.
during
Martin's
last
LARGER
The
month
registered
before the Tax
speech
are
so
reckless
as
WORLDWIDE
GOVERNMENT
-;
DEBT
Whopping holdings Of U. S. Government securities owned outright.
•
LTD.,
and in municipals—$155 million FLORIDA
million SANTA ANA UNIFIED S. D., CALIF.;
common;
Week of Dec. 26-30: HOLIDAY WEEK—THERE ARE NO LARGE
MUNICIPAL"ISSUES "SCHEDULED FOR THIS "WEEK.
Week of
Last Wednesday, the Federal Reserve, which is entrusted with the task of
providing
the heist possible monetary direction man cart devise, again significantly added to its
FUND
$7.8 million RICHMOND, VA.
.
OF
weeks
of
TURNPIKE AUTHORITY, FLA.; $4
to ignore the best
RECORD. HIGH IN MONETIZATION
AHEAD
and municipal issues to be offered in the next three
Dec. 18-23: One million shares SIERRA CAPITAL CO.; 200,000 shares
CORP., common; 200,000 units of EXECUTIVE HOUSE, INC.; $6,375,000
MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT TRUST FUND, PA., series interests;
$10 million
monetary policy man can devise.
FED REACHES HISTORIC
ISSUES
Last Week
$1,100,000,000
SEL-REX
see the dictates of the market respected,
and
abide by such dictates, he did confess the Fed's subservi¬
were
larger corporate
as follows:
Week
Though Mr. Martin would like to
Treasury in the event the latter
This Week
$1,000,000,000
'
'
.
week (CL Chronicle, p. 1 ff, Dec. 7) the Federal Reserve can be
that the government's need for funds will never prove embarrassing.
asked that the Treasury
'
Corporate stocks and bonds-
Thursday were offered at 2% by the day's close and had dropped
lower ddring the day.
The yield on 15 long-term government bonds was 4% or
higher. The
of 1990 and of 1998 were 4.14% and 4.12%, respectively, Dec. 6.
New
BACKLOG
't
Federal funds last
the
,
.
-
on
expected for Jan. 9 and currently possessing close to
Corp., and Merrill Lynchy et al)
$11 million market value; and $1.5 million split 3-for-l of Southern California Edison
Co. common filed with The California Public Utility Commission and, also awaiting
Dec: 21 stockholder approval.
INDETERMINATE
•'
-
,187,000
$794,554,000 (85)
(79)
less with sales dates and
of unconfirmed, rumored plans of tapping external funds.
"
$1,281,460,400
parentheses denote number of issues.
Includes
„
of
$636,755,000
with dates-_
CURRENT YIELD TREND
fo the
-
$117,065,800
*
707
•
ence
Total
Total
Bonds
_-
Total.
plus warrants. The 30-day visible supply and the total formal backlog tables are
forth below. The indeterminate backlog tabulation shows not much is stirring
last
SUPPLY
Total
$139,903,400
71,476,600
Dec. 26-Dec. 30__
set
see
VISIBLE
$101,315,000
6,275,000
Dec. 11-Dec. 16-_
•
expected to
Banking System's most perverse
319
with
Foundation
end and may well take us back
no
Corporate
•
debenture
offering to its stockholders. Contrary to last week's expectations no effective date
has yet been placed on Kratter's rights offering of 6%>. subordinate debentures
118
52
to have
Corporate
except for the re-entry into the backlog of Kratter Corp.'s $100 million
traded
seems
in the Fed's
Total bonds
79
total backlog
Bonds
$2,008
15
monetary supply growth. In view of the decline of nongovernment securities,
holdings, he should have no problem.
proper
DECLINES
165
not declined
in the way
$628
77
dling gold supply. The latter, if the CED and others who agree have their way, coa
disappear if it gets in the way of the Federal debt-monetization kick. Mr.
Martin's'address (see above) included a reference to the difficulties of gauging a
Pending End of Month
equities
on,
$29,403
acceptances
Last week's data
Number Filed
large tax-exempts.
II
1,236
may
BUT
1961
Dec.
7,413
139
Dec.
STEADY
1960
The
~53
3,831
month; Nov.
November
have
'
period—except for the ultimate braking emergency force of our past five-year dwin->
30, there were 707 registration-statements still
unprocessed. In1 the week ending Nov. 30 there were 75 issues filed, 45 were made
effective' and one was' withdrawn. Last year's comparable data contained a bit
less than half as many security issues pending at the SEC. Last year's November
had but 79 full filings compared to last month's 165.
Corporate
$826-
—7,467
to the 90-100% debt monetization under the National
aggregated $1,477,264,006.
close
Last Year
$436
1,692
_
Total
Looking further than this week into the capital financing outlook, the data make
quite' clear that the number count of registrations at the SEC is not slackening
off. The bulk of the full- SEC filings consists of relatively small issues in the
nature of direct investment securities many of which originate from
companies
that had never'undergone the formal full disclosure process.
In fact, 73% of last
November's registrations out of 165 filed had never taken that step before. The
total dbllar volume of the 118 new and 47 previously indoctrinated companies
the
Last Week
6,1961
$3,935
Discounts, advances and
see
BACKLOG
,
19,945
Dec. 18-Dec. 22—
MUNICIPAL
"
-
team.
BACKLOG
of
PORTFOLIO
Bonds
Blyth & Co.'s managed offering of NALLEY'S, INC. (filed Oct. 9)
210,000 shares of common, get off the ground. Sometime during;the week, of Dec. IT
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Lehman Brothers may dispose of secondaary issue of
380,000 shares of KELLWOOD CO. (filed Oct. 29) common.
At
IN
Notes
1-3, COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO. will, try to sell, for the.'101 1'j
highest price its sinking fund debentures (filed Nov.T7) ;'WithJ|iaAp^|?^ahie^ of$40;
million. Also, BIyth '&\(fco., Inc. anticipates offeringtrPACIFI'C' ;L)fcHTiNG CORP.
(filed Nov. 6) 600,000 shares of common. The following day,; Thursday, Kiddd*;
Peabody & Co. may bring to the market 200.000 shares of Duffy-Mott Co. (filed
Oct. 27) common; and so too, might Dean Witter & Co. with regard to its under¬
writing of 225,000 shares of SHAER SHOE CORP. (filed Sept. 18) common. Two^
larger municipals- that day are $6 million STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, and
$4,160,000 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, NEW JERSEY, proud possessor of an undefeated
CORPORATE
The
[read Federal Reserve],
its
;
Certificates
Wednesday, Dec:
TOTAL
billion,
•'./
.
Dec.
ARIZ.;, and $7. million EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH, LA.
Friday may
comes to $2
to $29,403 million.
up
.
Bills
noteworthy bid set for Dec. 12 is the $5,490,000 ATLANTIC COAST LINE
equipment trust certificates. Also, on Tuesday there are these other offerings:
football
now
!ii.
(Millions of Dollars)
White, Weld' & Co.,. and- First- Nebraska Securities Corp. underwriting of TIP TOP
PRODUCTS-CO (filed Oct. 23). secondary sale of 121,778 class A and 130,222 class B
common stock; $23,044,000 PENNSYLVANIA STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING
AUTHORITY, PA.; $15,940,000 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.; $7.5 million PHOENIX,
On
23,842 shs
t" .••>'«
i
less; $115 million of
and the remaining $18 million of
/:
CHANGES
Another
RR.
.
holdings of - governments
acceptances of $52 million for the year to year
that same day, NEW
.•
93,118 shs.
75,000 shs.
$2)
'par
billion in the "year to year change. The
gold asset difference for the year was a decrease of $999 million. The year's
increase of Fed's ownership of government debt was $1,853 million.
best
without
tax-exempt will be scouring the market for the lowest
possible yield'bid;.
362,100
200,000 shs.
—
stock
resounding $628 million brought it
a
MILLION MUNICIPAL AND
Corp., White, Weld & Co.,, and Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. On
YORK
50,000
750,000
The gold certificate account declined $1,294
managed by Stone &-Webster Securities
8)
$250,000
2429.
p.
than ten years.
more
candidate among the more significant public offerings an¬
nounced for tentative sale on Dec. 12 is the $50 million TENNESSEE GAS TRANS¬
Co.
Outstanding
(non-voting),
.
common
193,
largest corporate
MISSION
FINANCING
50,000
::
1
stock
common
B
—V.
of both
$50 MILLION GAS TRANSMISSION DEBENTURES
The
an
some
"Time
week alone.
..
and
latter consisted of these- maturities: $485 million of one year and
highest
the
PRESENT
class
$250,000
1977
clue
(plus $10,000
due 1966
payable
A
Charge")
(par
into class
(voting),
first
Second' martgage
Class
miles
28
are
week's increase of
though
bids for flotation of $171,257,000;, three
major corporate debt issues, totaling $95,450,000; two of which are headed" for
the bidding block and one is a managed sale; and five importantly sized equities
three of which are full secondaries and all told are expected to raise over $40 million.*
debt
one
bringing the total amount considerably over the $29 billion mark from 'the high
$28 billion where-it had been hovering since last month. Twice during October past,
the government portfolio in the Fed timidly crossed over the $28 billion line. Last
sale led byDillon, Read & Co. has been moved up from Dec. 12 to week of Dec. 13, at this
writing. Competition then, as the four-week float table below indicates,, should
be considerably- less.
v.;"-;''
v/ftv. T---=■
•
The demand for capital' funds this week includes: 34 state
and local tax-free
senior
placing
one
Authorized
The year's differential in portfolio
::
By SIDNEY BROWN
•
shares of
TO
located
are
V.";
company's
(non-voting)
facilities
manufacturing
and
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
'H.-v;
market,
other.
Accordingly,
each.
........
-
over-the-counter
the
on
market for
separate
no
research
period ended
year
company's
the
in
engaged
classes
provides en¬
equipment
company
facilities for calibration
corporations
Philadelphia.
It is engaged in
production of communication equip¬
research, design, development and
ment,
corporation,
Pennsylvania
a
85%
to
the
addition,
In
other
projects.
States
registered
offices
1950, under its present name.
28,
75%
United
by
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
.
'
additional equipment.
chase
equipment.
testing services and
utilized
are
development
the
JBerlind, Potoma & Weill, New York City, are the under¬
writers.
test
vironmental
of
15.
Dec.
Philadelphia,
Inc.,
Co.,
Mosley
Yeatman,
expire
will
Rights
shares
capital
ten
each
electronic
the basis of
$27 per share on
at
for
.
CORPORATE OR
—
munici¬
GEORGIA
Jan. 2-6: $5 million HARTFIELD STORES, INC., debentures; and in
pals—$13 million GEORGIA RURAL ROADS AUTH., GA.; $6 million
STATE OFFICE BUILDING AUTH., GA.
.
•
5t...
*
....
December 7,1961;.;
...
.
Volume
194
Number 6115
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2547)
Anodyne, Inc.—Rights Offering to Stockholders—The
is offering to holders of its common stock the
right to subscribe for $292,100 of 6% convertible sub¬
construct
•
cated,
company
ordinate
unit
1971 and warrants to
purchase
Offered in 2,921 units with each
consisting of $100 principal amount
and
warrants
to
stockholders
purchase ten shares of
subscribe
may
200 shares of
every
of
for each
held
common
as
'
of
from
communities
j.'
.
CAPITALIZATION
thereon.
the
offering are to
'.company's development
the
GIVING
.'
....
TO
the, extent
used
allo¬
primarily
respective
.
for
'
.
6%%
construction
stock, 5
$100* for
PRESENT
due
July
5,
$4,000,000
'v
Sterling, Grace
Rouse, Brewer,
Bryant, Inc.
.
Outstanding
$4,000,000
"
-1
.
no
t
value
par
Common
•
—V.
(25c
1051.
.
■
.
A.
•
G.
Clayton
50,000 shs.
1,116,150 shs.
—V.
Subscription rights will expire
debentures
and
warrants; will
Dec.
on
11, 1961. The
-separately trans-
be
not
ferable until six months from the
date of issuance.
company'to
a
the
financing
will
be
used
i
the
company
of North Miami Beach,
Fla.,: is engaged
manufacture of three types of products;
anodized
sensitive, aluminum foil-name plates, pressure sensitive
waterproof cloth wire and cable markers, and pressure sensitive water¬
in
V
,
6%
exercisable
debs,
at
stock
cisable
$2
due
1971-
$5
(par
2773.
p.
Architectural
Pursuant
to
$292,100
.*:'
Marble
:V
with
stock
common
..
BUSINESS—The
the
of
which
State
had
half
a
North
East
Marble
prior
is
It
Stock
commercial
ecclesiastical
and
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
and
plant
domestic
forms
;
at
for
in
951.'.
p.
In
specialized
—Pursuant
to
The
Nov.
■
time
its
wholly
Aug.
1649
29,
to
Vine
St.,
Stock
trucks.
The
of
trucks,
the
liability
assemble
from
its
also
property
damage
Y.,
N.
speed
and
customers
to
the company's
lubrication;
tires,
operation
quality
be
of
of
the
primary
The
for
maintenance
its
other
limit
sale
its
service
it
:
-
In
addition
short-term
truck
weekly
or
of
to
does
in
all
long-term- truck
leasing, the
may be rented
leasing. Trucks
This service permits
basis.
of
As
types,
need
Oct.
sizes
for
31,
and
the
most
ages,
Approximately 220 of these
12
22
to
feet,
tions;., 20
the
of
most
26%
vehicles
are
these
for
which
have
252
less
are
assembly
and
bodies
built
to
are
onv
long-term
and
has
customers'
are
offers:
of
four
customers.
of
the
and
y<?ars
98%
term
average
The
its
of
the
company's long-term
company
has approximately
company's
trucks
are
CAPITALIZATION
experience
leased
in
GIVING
any
has
been
business
EFFECT
TO
60
Notes
and
Common
—V.
stock
194,
(par
short-term
is
lease
average
of
500,000 shs.
such
automatic
be
company
of
a
has
operated
at
proposes
assembly,
and
automatic
plastic, bags.
f
:
real
estate
located
bag making
and
improve
its
Offered—An
property
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
public
offering
amendment.
price
The
and
statement
accounts
receivable
to
repay
balance'Mil be added'td general
and
to
indebtedness,
stock,
the
of
proposes
Florida
a
outstanding
240 000
Recently
all* the! outstanding
company, which is now
shares for his holdings
Inc.,
has
company
which
Bechtold
owns
sell' 40,000v shares.
He
to
of
'
mortgage
The
bonds;,
were
of
company
1050
Beaver
Hall'-Hill, Montreal-;
telephone,
oper¬
telegraph
and
telecommunication' services-' iri' the
Quebec and Ontario with extensions-ofits services- into
Labrador, Province of Newfoundland and
Frobisher > Bay ■ NbrthWest
Territories, It is a Canadian enterprise and
has
more
shareholders
p n w ! o m t*
f-V*
,
of
r
r\
a i<
ma
-
■—
ii
A
.
<•
,
•
.
.
..
.
at
-
,3,2-%r.of the
n
iss^edA capital stock.
provides local and
The
company
services.
It has
phones
%
and
525
some
934
member
in-
operation
connects
f
.
long
than
more
-
-
,
distance
communication
3,000,000' of
its
own
machine."
value
of
the
is
company
stock
common
of
of
which
194; p.
36th
Dec.
on
St.,
1
be
to
York,
New
covering
offered
"
.
filed
which
the
more
than 325,000 telephones
operated by
companies in) Quebec and Ontario:
Arrange¬
latter companies
provide
for the5 interchange' of
shares
150,000
for
public
stock,
copy
.
and
paper
other
in
New
•
The
effect
to
25,000
class
recent
a
A
and
250,000
They
25,000
and
5,000
class
B
shares,
Finance Corp.
this
of
Common
—
firm's
Series
I
J
City.
L
Series
M
Series
N
Series
added
to
major
portion
working
of
capital
activities.
leasing
The
certain
of
P
Series
Q
Series
R
Series
S
Series
T
B
Series
net
used
balance
of
indebtedness.
-
*
plans,
to
at
offer
retail
—
the
the
the
company's
proceeds
'
will
sale
and
ground
a
wholesale,
such
as
including
and
passenger
communication
devices
and
facilities,' including,.,,Jiangars,
equipment
and
supplies
nance.
•
and
for
•
equipment
other
leasing
stock
(50
vehicles,
overhauls, repair
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
cent
par)___
subject
to
mainte¬
certain
underwriters
conditions,
to
named
below
1,
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized*
,
and Outstanding
1977—3
%
35,000 000
,
1973—3'%%
1,
40,000 000
40;000!000
_1—35,000,000
May
1,
Dec.
15,
1967—4Va%
May 15,
1979—3% %
Dec.
1,
1970—4
Jun.
1,
40,000,000
40,000 000
____,
1981—4
____;
%
16,000 000
%
2,1972—4%%
Jan.
Mar. 15,
Mar.
15,
July
2,
24;000 000
,
20,000 000
1972—5---%
1983—4'% %
20 000 000
50,000,000
1980—5 '/4%
30,000 000
Jan.
2,
1978—6%%
Apr.
1,
1974—6%%
Aug.
2,
1982—5%%
Jan.
50;000,000
2,
1986—6'
35 000 000
35 000 000
i
25,000*000
;___
r-
%
Jan.
2, 1982—5%%
maturing Oct. 1, 1962—4%%
C
40,000;000
10,000^000
The
will
1960______
be
made
under
series
thereto)
200,000,000
issue
of
the
said
said
First
By-law No.
Mortgage
38.
;•
—V.
,
to
.
5%%
200;000,000
bonds,
series
V
*
■
Authorized'
stock
189,
p.
(par
1462.
Outstandihg
30;000,000 shs.
$25>____
23,698,717 shs.
&
Berliner Kraft-und Licht A, G.
(Beweg) (Berlin Power
Light Co., Inc.)—Partial Redemption—
The.
bf
B,
4%%-
and
due
made
Bank,
has
company
its
1978
Jan.
at
debt
$49,200
1,
the
called
for
adjustment
of
1978
its
4%%
at
Schroder
100%
redemption
debenture
debt
plus
Trust
accrued
Co., New
Switzerland.—V. 192, p,
Zurich,
Jan.
on
bonds,
adjustment
series
interest.
York,
1
next,- $107,500
due Jan. 1,
A,
debenture
or
bonds,
Payment
at- the
Swiss
series
will
be
Credit
2323.
Bessemer & Lake Erie
oper.
revenue..
Outstanding
370,000 shs.have
severally
AVEMCO
the
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
from
oper.
194,
p.
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960-
1961—10 Months—1960
$1,708,071
$1,387,453
$12,752,532
exps.
1,522,078
1,734,145
12,295,316
ry. oper.
$185,993
*$346,692'
income
261,946
401,144
$457,216*
1,901,384
$20,987,414
15,992,117
$4,995,297
3,375,720
2115.
(Reg. U. S» Patent Office) ^ William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Selbert, publisher and
President;
William Dana Selbert, Treasurer; George J.
Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a-week [every Thursday (general news and advertising
lssufe) with ar statistical issue on Monday].- Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613) ; Copyright 1961 byrWilliam? B. Dana. Company. Re-entered as
second class matter February 25,-1942, at the post office at NdW- York. N. Y., under tne Ac*
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United
States, U. S. PosseSsions^ Territortes -and Members of Pan-American Union, $63.00
per year*, in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other CoUntrles, $72.00 per yea»
NOTE: On account of the fluctuation® in the rate ofexchange, remittaiice for foreign'subscrfptlonr and
advferflsements musf be made in New^Ybr^fundi.
of
the
_
1961___
present
junior
Authorized Arpnt, Remain'g
-_________-___$10'0,000,000'
$10,000,000
.l
125,O0O;OOO
i 40|000;000
1958____„_
Railway operating
purchase- from
the
15,
Meeting
13,
March -10,
March,
9,
Railway
FINANCING
2,000,000 shs.
and
tele¬
and
points- throughout -the
1975—3%%
1976—3 Va%'
Period End. Oct. 31—
EFFECT
TO
Canada
maintenance
and
7
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
for
engines, navi-accessories, as well as
Authorized
Common
plans
aircraft,
motorized
major
EFFECT
obtain
and
Date of
*
•
cargo
spread
to
used
The' company
intends to expand itsvariety of credit arrangements and finance
broad
widely
of
ThVough
Canada
additional
financ¬
be
part
every
Mortgage
bonds
(and/or
securities
following aggregate principal amounts:
made
from
proceeds
for
Series
annual
customers
First
Initial
equipment.-
and
flight equipment,
gation
-
At
a
the
cbast
1964t~v—J-f,_;.;.$25(000;000
1,
Jun.
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
is
of
Special General Meetings of the
shareholders of the
company
the - shareholders
passed,
approved' and
enacted
By-laws
authorizing the directors to create and issue-
They
respectively.
corporation, of Silver Spring, Md.t is engaged in
financing of times sales to the ultimate consumers, and in
financing at wholesale for dealers, of business and pleasure airrelated
V
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
maturing
-Debentures:
retail
and
U
Series
Common
the
and
O
Series
its
in'
|
maturing Mar.
F-maturing Feb.
K
was
stock
company
territory.
companies
:
E
March
Offered
common
GIVING
Series
shares.
A
The
company's
enables
almost
-
G
Series
the
telephone
many
maturing Aug.
Series
class
therefrom;
Bonds:
Series
recapitalization
to sell all such class
propose
-
com¬
in
are
with
with
Series
through¬
York
revues
3;000' miles
miles
D
Series
machines.
and
Mortgage
Series
supplies
service
States,
,
duplicates patterns,'
used in con¬
and
1,800
communications
First
It I"
1961.
of
planning with other
States, the company
CAPITALIZATION
A
.
photocopy
pattern-duplicating
class
division
world.
by the com-,
holders there¬
price is to be;
offering
\
of
some
sale
by the
the
the
United
United'
registration.
a-
these
for
of
integrated
1379.
tele¬
with
non-affiliated
Trans-Canada Telephone-System, an
association
telephone companies across
Canada-,' whichL provides
a
coast
microwave radio relay network- of -morethan'
to
capitalization
par
real
develop
of
and the
Supply,
first
BUSINESS—The
is
%
"
,
certain
company,
to
by
subsidiary of the" company."
1982.
Provinces
sub¬
unit
2,
ates
this
vending
The
completion of this sale.—V.
outstanding
giving
CAPITALIZATION
intends
The
supplied
increase
common
Indicated,
firm's
from-
sale
payment
the
260,000 shs.
of 521 Fifth Ave., New York City, holds
property, almost all of which is undeveloped,
located
on
the
western
tip of the Rockaway Peninsula
(popularly
known as "Breezy Point")
in the Borough of Queens, New York.
acres
be
accrued' interest 'to
BUSINESS—The
150,000 common shares of this firm's stock
was made Dec. 6 by Bear, Stearns & Co. and Finkle &
Co., New York City.
The public offering price was
$13.50 per share. The offering was oversubscribed.
BUSINESS—The
a
51/2%: bonds, series
V,, due
priced** at 100.25% and
yield abau>L5'.48i%<.. Netipvoeeedgv from
the sale will be used
by the company for expansion.'
vending
bpsiness activities; .however,, the
its operations to the man¬
distribution of the coin operated
of 'no
on
are
195,000, 25,000,
for
craft
Corp.—Common
a
this
»
company
and
authorized
machine
respectively.
and
the
offering of
The
SEC
PROCEEDS—The
Outstanding
630.
Improvement
as
Jan.
Colorado,
manufacture
and
ing
FINANCING
91,900
lc)
'
Telephone Co. of Ca/ifitds^BGnds
Offered-*—Pur¬
suant to" a Nov.
22, 1961 prospectus, A. E. Ames & Co.
Ltd., Toronto, offered publicly in
Canada, $40,000,000-of
•
through the offering of 300,000 shares, at $8 'pershare, by an underwriting group headed by Sterling,
Grace & Co., New York City, and
Rouse, Brewer, Becker
& Bryant, Inc.,
Washington, D. C.
$494,487
t
o,uuu
Bell
v
Nov. 30
'
p.
Atlantic
370
The
.
paper,' sensitized
(after
activities
about
operated
improved
owns
to
cerfcain
of
as
Fabricators
'
obligations
sundry indebtedness
shares
acquired 60,000 of such
stock of
*
to limit
1
West
125,000
company
own
will
Authorized
Equipment
260,000
shares- and,
of
time
purchased
shares
153
conducts
Avemco
day.
PRESENT
with
public
approxi-.
agreements
an
«^in„rtaddl^on to
1
a
Net pro¬
below.
coin
a
subsequent
amendment.
proceeds
also
long-term
that
underwriters.
to
accommodate an expected
loans from
Bechtold
from
specifica¬
.and
by
also
shares
old.
years
customer
lease
of
are
to
whereby such'
shares were issued in exchange for the then
outstanding 250 class A
and 2,500 class B shares of the
company's predecessor, Marker Dupli-cates, Inc. ), .of which Irving Jacklin, board chairman- and
president,
Seymour Jackowitz,
a
vice-president, Armand Lewin, secretary, and
Herbert Wax, a vice-president, own
19,500, 2,500, 2,500 and 500 class A"
various
ranging
and
of
above.
also
400,000
master
shares
rentals.
The
'
5 000
———
-
of
the stock sale will be used for the purchase
of
equipment
for
the
manufacture
of
paper,
for:
copy
advertising of the machines and related products, for-expansion of
sales staff and demonstration
expenses relating to company products,for
research
and
development, for an inventory of machines to be!
leased, and for additional working capital.
its
to
also
two
peak'periods
operated
assembly of the coin operated
which
machinery
hourly, daily
during the period
lease
list
($41,262)
Springs,
and
manufacture,
cellophane
other :types
discussed
of
of
of
Net
an
trucks
Livingston1
Co."
,
major
The
than
■
company's sale of additional stock will be used to
build up an
inventory
machines in order to
expand sales through authorized
dealerships
-
.
and
pany
operates
trucks
vehicles
van-type
are
the
terms
with
junction
trucks are refrigerated,, The. balance; of
step-in trucks and panel trucks. Approxi¬
trucks
used
are
of
vehicles
which
these, .van-type
company's
mately'74%-' of
mately
of
owned
company
~
&
-
manufacture of-specially
designed-thermosetting plastic fabri¬
machinery for use in the postforming and
fabricating of poly¬
melamine
plastic laminates.
The
net
proceeds- from
traffic
and
the,
trucks.
1961
to
such
preferred
The company was organized under New York law in June
Is engaged in the distribution and sale to the
apparel industry
out the United States of a
photocopy machine which
operation, to avoid the expense, q^f surplus trucks. The shortrental^ also are used by persons or companies which have only
occasional
Sr
10,000
-
and
ments
supplied
and'
of
furnishes
company
business,
a
company
parts
public
considers
and
leased
on
coin
to "the
at this
propose
company
stock,
peak
term
,
lease,
specifications.
the
pany and 25,000- shares,, being outstanding
of.
No
underwriting is involved;
The
,
particular
share.
Manitou
described
distribution
dispenses
company of
statement with the
importance.
Depending upon the term of a
painted and lettered to- customers'
the
various
equipment.
operations
and
which
related
This
and.
tubes,
company
trucks
the
ester"
phone
customer
the
insurance:
is
cating.
Automatic Marker Photo Corp.—Class A Registered—
repay
oil,
facilities
Robert
Corp;__
Inc
7500
7'500
5*000
20,000 outstanding shares sold, to the
underwriter by the
stockholder at 50c per share. The
company's principal business
selling
;
V;
Ave.,
the
plant
145,000 Will be outstanding
provides for' the washing, polishing, parking
the trucks, vehicle licenses, and public
maintentance-and'repair
and
Manitou
particularly
more
and
composed
road'service-for
and
24-hour
the
company
15,000
Sons____
_
Engineering Co.—Common Registered—
heads
facture
.
Brooklyn,
proper
~
20,000'
Inc.___
■
McDowells Dimond' & Co:
Includes
Manitou' Ave., Manitou Springs,
Colo., which real estate is suitable for
the manufacture and assembly of the aforementioned machine.
The
company proposes to use this property for'its operations in the manu¬
Offered
for
.
Denver
934
to
machine
The
•
lease,
Co:,
7 500
7*500
__
shares
also
The
at
pany.c.tQ'engage
bag
$3,409.90
'<"'■
equipment,
St.,
Weil &
20,000
•
has called for redemption on Dec;
29) 1961, $280 000
notes'dud'Oct". i; 1962 at 100%.
Payment will-be
American National Bank'& This't"
Co., Chicago—V
194
underwriting
■
of Incorporation of the.
company" permit it to generally
manufacturing, developing, and- "selling automatic vending
ufacture,-
FINANCING
$7,664.64
Bond
Under the terms of the* usual'form" of
provided with the trucks, fuel,
operating services necessary
of
Irtc.
B
Johnson
'
organized under the laws of the State
principal officer of the company
was
1961.
located
as
company
subsidiary, Demco Garage Corp. are engaged in; the;
business of renting and leasing
trucks, without drivers, primarily in
the Metropolitan Area of New York City.
is
'
-
sale
its
of
Co],
the
Splendor
the
&'
secured
the
.
?
owned
other
%
-
Hidden
from
shares
Strader
-
lo)b00
"
_
foe
242,500 shs.
will be used to purchase
debt;-and* increase working'capital.
285
Hidden
and
Outstanding
$482,400,
of
of
received
stock at $2.50 per
proposes
in
machine
27,
company,
and- 4,275,-
and oil interests
Hidden Splendor con¬
interests
outstanding
"
;
common
direct
machines
1961 prospectus, the company
offered, without underwriting, 100,000 shares of its com¬
mon
stock at $5 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at
BUSINESS—The
of
Iflc'.
common stock,
of which 95,000 shares- are to-bef
offered'for" public
sale-by the company and 40,000 shares,being outstanding stock
oy
Anthony M. Bechtold, president and
principal stockholder.. Roma'rfi &
Articles
engage
\
Renting Corp.—Common
a
best
$3,000,000
Co.,
of
mining
1961
&
•,
Distilling" Co.—^Partial Redumption—
6V2%
Bechtold
v
f
mausoleum
V-
'
■'
Truck
the
the
CAPITALIZATION—The
Arista
.;
November
stock
Hidden Splendor.
Balogh
Co:__ 20,000
738
2439. <-
residential,';
Authorized
*■■■
at
it
ship
machine,
Conditional
—'V.. 194,
be
of
purchase
2013.
p.
on
estate
and
foreign
but
500,000 shs.
sales contracts, secured by
chattel mortgages on motor
vehicles,
maturing on various dates to 1963__
located
wherein
sequent
and
in
use
PRESENT
TO
V :
;
preferred
of
io 000
_
Co
This company of 631. N. E. 45th
St., Fofrt Lauderdale, FlaV, filed
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 30
covering 135,000
.
Splendor
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant to
Colorado
real
4425
v1-",
25c)
(par
would
BUSINESS—'The,company
of
is
Lauderdale.
from
and
EFFECT
;
stock
stock
_
Sons____
J
building payments, production ex¬
penses, advertising and promotion, and working capital,
Net
office
Fort
j
••
Common
its
various
buildings,
work.
it
for "the
of this firm's
under the corporate laws
succeeding to a partnership
business - for
approximately one and
the- company
in
Hidden
Co.
30,000
______
Co.,
&
Joseph Walker;&
Draper, Sears &
.
___
&
&
ceeds will be used for
1958,
maintains
products
In
of
Reed,. Lear
>
62,500
.
Nov. 22, 1961 offering
& Co., Inc.5 Denver,1
Offered—
a
finished
as
21% 'of the
or
common
corporation,- operating
states.
$1,600,000
Autrol
584,242 shs.
pqrtion is resold to others in its primary state;
part ''(approximately 75%) is designed, cut, polished
greater
to
their
company
its
p.
Co
Inc.
p.
made- at
general invitation ■ to tender ■ shares" to
all'holders of its preferred stock..'
a
opposite
Shares
funds.
29,210
share.
per
Oakland Park,
by
the
value,
par
forth
set
■
organized
5,
similar
thereto.
purchased
was
to
circular, Schmidt, Sharp, McCabe
Colo., publicly offered 60,000 shares
$3.50
July
on
Sixth. Terrace,
and
installed
company
Florida
conducted-a
years
quarries,
the
of
respect
Corp., a non-affiliate, of certain uranium
in* the' Ambrosia Lake area of New Mexico,
together
of Hidden. Splendor
in the Homestake-New Mexico
The-board of directors of Hidden'Splendor has deter¬
40,758
proceeds,
estimated at $280,000, will be expanded for plant auto¬
mation and modernization, purchase of
inventory, and
working capital.
.
that
up to
properties
.
Co.—Common
at
with
of
•
interest
use
27, 1961 prospectus, J.- J. Bruno &
Co., Inc.,-Pittsburgh, Pa.,; and Ehrlich, Irwen Co., Inc.,
New York City, publicly offered 100,000 shares of this
firm's
western
stock.—V.-192,
'
of
194,
'.-:The
an
sale to Sabre" Finon
the
mined
•
Nov.
a
92%-,
$11
stock
common
.
&
&
<
for
mining properties
5
1,000,000 shs.
;V
certain
cluded the
".■772-/:
__
.
in
Outstanding
(exer-
cent)
one
.
135,745 shares,
or
Partners-milli"
800
share)
per
stock
193;
warrants
owns
shares
Splendor is' a' Delaware
FINANCING
$292,100
.
share^
per
purchase
at
Common
—V.
768
•
,
PRESENT
Authorized
pfd." stock ($100 par)____
stock purchase warrants (initially
Com.
'•
.
TO
stock;
by Atlas, pursuant t.o
made-by Hidden'Splendor
Atlas
'
accident prevention signs,
cumu.
Com.
■
EFFECT
v
subor.
conv.
4%%'
GIVING
the
the SEC
transaction:
owned
the
CAPITALIZATION
under,
company, has applied to
Investment Company Act
6%k cumulatvie preferred
be
pressure
proof vinyl pipe markers, electrical markers,
numericals, letters and identification' signs.
order
proposed
of
62,500
&
'
Securities
Barton
Exemption Order from SEC-—
investment
involving its majority-owned subsidiary, The
Splendor Mining Co.; and the Commission has issued an order
giving interested; persons until Dec. 21,
1961,, to request a hearing
thereonV* The proposal contemplates the proposed tender
by Atlas
to Hidden- Splendor,- at'a price of $10 per
share, of 135,745 shares of
by-the
BUSINESS—The
primarily
etched
York
Hidden
install and operate a continuous ,anodizing and, dyeing
purchase tools and dyes, and 'for working capital;
V * ''
to
process;
from
New
•
carries an over-subscription privilege.
;
Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc: and' Globus, Inc., New York
City, is underwriting the offering.
;
;
:
/r V
proceeds
This
exemption
The
offering also
PROCEEDS—Net
Atlas Corp.—Seeks
;
-
;'
Co
Becker
Stiver
Hodgdon
required to subscribe for each unit.
&
Edwards
.
,
Kucn
Pistell.-r Crow,
30,000 shs.
2.000.000 shs;
par)___L.___
G.
Saunders,
50,000 shs,
stock-
194, p.
H.
t
30,000 shs.
•
shares
Shares
FINANCING'
$6.50 cumulative junior preferred stock,
.
24,' 1961.
debenture,
of
pro¬
*
-
.
Authorized
1971
$6.50 cumulative senior preferred stock,.
no
par
value-
common
One subscription right is being given to shareholders for
each share of common stock held 5 and 200
rights are
•
numbers
below:
'
names
_
and
-v..
EFFECT
To
be
"
debentures
unit ; at
of Nov.
residential
proceeds
gram.
debentures due
29,210 corfmrion shares.
urban
net
commencement
3
4
Offered—In
Co.—Common
Bin-Dicator
Co.
G.
and
company,
the
under
its
laws
has
business
distribution
of
materials.
The present corporate term expires
1966, but is expected to be renewed from time to time as permitted
ular
Michigan
law.
7,■ '...77'"
AS
CAPITALIZATION
NOV.
OF
V
.
"B"
(no
value)—7——
par
stock
com.
(no
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
number
respective
txieir
28,
Outstanding v
170,000 shs.
510,000 shs.
l,b00,000 shs.
510,000 shs.
value)
par
obligation
of
of
of
shares
underwriters
the
set
stock
common
-77:.-7
1961.
Authorized
.
Coihmori stock
Class
in
by
pulverized
Oi*
to
purchase
forth,
opposite
conditions set forth in the
underwriting agreement.
Subject to compliance of the company and
the
selling stockholders with the conditions set forth in tne under¬
writing agreement, the underwriters are urmly committed to purchase
below
liames
subject
are
71
&
Waiker
H.„
Wertheim
V.
White,
&
<fc
194,
Co.—300,000
Co.
Co._—_
1,250,000
rights
to
&
Co
1,250,000
shares
of
Wood,
i
Struthers
Yarn all,
850,000
of
the
if
shares,
certain
to
purchased.
are
any
77 71;%:7!
stock,
Laurel St.,
Nov.
on
and
thereof.
Hague
Cruttenden,
Co.
&
&
Co.
Shares
5,000
Grant,
Rouse,
Inc.
194,
5,000
5,000
Charles A.
lu.uud
Raitensperger,
Co.
Brewer, Becker and
Bryant,
—v.
& Co.—__
Parcells & Co.—
Brownell
10,000
Co., Inc.
Reed, Lear &
Inc.
Co.,
10,000
___
5,000
_——
5,000
Blosser & McDowell
Straus,
per
share,
Charles
offering
and
W.
The
and
10,000
company was
underwriting group headed by Morgan Stanley &
Co., New York City.
The
debentures
The offering
of
$647,000
be
to
onered
yield
to
underlying
shares
is
engaged
electronic
estimated
will
be
like
for
A.
15.9%
with
BUSINESS—The
and
also,
to
increasing
an
distribution
and
of
part,
to
involving
general
the
pay
corporate
diversification
SINKING
payments
with
the
any
entire
103%%
rowed
sinking
design,
and
development,
at
right
to
1
will
be
Nov.
cost
of
fund
1967
1990,
the
calculated
is
30,
1962,
and
thereafter
and after Dec.
Dec.
to
than
1,
1,
1966,
at
due
in
the
100%.
prices
1986.
with
at
de¬
.The', (de¬
funds
bor¬
N.
Y.")
1973
$50,000,000
wholly
treasury stock
1,200,000
contained in
aggregate
an
of
and
subject
$50,000,000
shares
of
to
the
principal
amount
of
de¬
Janney,
Battles
of
Kalman
&
Co.,
Inc.__
W.
Baker, Watts & Co
200,000
Lee
Baker,
Co.__
250,000
Lehman Brothers
Kraus—
150,000
Mason-Hagan,
150,000
A.
300,000
McDonald
&
Weeks
Burge
&
&
Co
Becker
&
William
Blair
Blair
Co.
Co.
&
Inc.
Co
250,000
Inc.
&
Inc._.
&
200,000
The
100,000
Sons
Courts
M.
J.
&
the
&
Co.,
Inc.
&
Dillon
Read
Drexel
&
Francis
&
du
Paine,
100,000
&
Equitable
&
&
300,000
Nolan,
Fleming-
Hibbs
&
Sachs
&
150,000
.
1,250,000
Co.
class
A
outstanding
unless
Puerto
exchange
debentures
principal amount of
of
to
of
on
and
B
of
1971
on
The
Brite,
exchange
N.
i
■
48
shares
and
for
each
$1,000
shares, for
60
each
of
and
common
principal
$1,000
EFFECT
PRESENT
debentures
1966
the holders
10
due
and
the
company's
construction
total
sale
coit
building (the balance of $100,000 to be obtained!
loan), for moving expenses, to purchase additional
to repay obligations due Carl A. Redmer,
mortgage .notes,
for
ana
working
capital
and
purposes.
certain
AND
J.,
is
indebtedness,
the
has
company
the basis of
on
of
record
PROCEEDS—Cary
integrated
an
will
help
one
Dec.
outstanding
share for
new
5
Tenneco
Gas
the
is
part
of
Chemical
issue,
Transmission.
included
cumulative
preferred stock,
class
A
preferred
15f04;
p.
•
'
;
with
'
48
shares
and
The
The
corporation
(no
Nov.
to
to
are
be
24,
1961,
offered
be
par
2216
of
7
Cascade
and
adjusted
value
common
for
value
par
6%
6%
cumula¬
shares.—V,
194,
•
Way,
operation
•
filed
$3.30
covering
underwriting.
real; estate
of
"7
.
"Reg.-A"
a
without
acquisition
7
Cash
construction
at
for
used
capital.
208,365 shs.
1961,
$500
l,71
on
par)
long-term
•'
$500
2,149,825
Bruns¬
Proceeds
a
and financing asCorp.,' subsidiaries
15,
of
of
East
of
•
.
Sept.
shares
Cash, Inc.—Files With SEC—
v
..
.
of
as
in
plastics.
pqriion
Tenneco
;
...
.
based
vinyl
marketing
and
debt,
48
stock
its
Co.
.
$11,437,000
of
1961-1962
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
this
Chemicals,
manufacturer
finance
which
program,
Tennessee
•common
$2,796,903
from
the
new
to
issue
Outstanding
350,000 shs.
sold
warehouse
proceeds
part of
a
FINANCING
$2,796,903
products
and
distributors
Tenneco
Transmission Co.
Proceeds
'71)
net
for
to
company's
thicknesses,
stock
expansion
(or
cents)
and
users
used
Its
and
J.
N.
tive
TO
under¬
plastics
raw
shares
this
of
underwriting is involved.
GIVING
be
sheets.
and
lengths, widths
estimated
will
repay
sociatipn. -with
'
a
tubes
converting
holder
wick,
of
Bank
'-J-
outstand¬
equipment,
corporate
BUSINESS
amount
participa¬
Deljen^ures—"
and
the
has agreed
s
Y.,
to
subsidiary of Tennessee Gas
of Cary Chemicals'
6% convertible notes,
to buy for its account 400,000 shares at the
subscription price, and to buy all shares not subscribed
for through exercise of
rights and additional subscrip¬
tion privileges.
and
will
extended.
*'
a
addition
Corp.,
Y.,
offer
rods,
various
in
engaged
industrial
stock
sell
However,
a
participations with Brite,
Rico.
14,000
will
dealer managers to solicit exercise of the warrants.
offer
is
not
being underwritten.
$1,796,903
due
amount
500,000
150,000
&
Co.
Inc.—
Inc.
Ripley & Co.,
Co.
200,000
&
Co.
Hayden,
Stone
&
Co
300,000
Noyes
&
Co.
Hirsch & Co.
Hutton
500,000
150,000
&
Weeks
&
Hutton
Co.
&
Co,
Inc.
Co
Inc.—
Scranton
Hammill
Wash., is
department store.
a
90,000
working
-.-7'77,"
/
Longview,
of
and
engaged
in
the
Smithers
R.
Spencer
200,000
&
100,000
&
300,000
Co.
150,000
and
Cadillac
of
shield
10
Inc.,
be
$2.80
payment,
equivalent
$3.00 in
to
to
the
quarterly
a
on
$1.50
annually.
annual rate
also
voted
to
increase
15,000,000
:7/7
to
paid
$30,000,000.—V.
from
of
30,
the
number
194,
&
Co.,
Co.
Co.
Boyce
&
250,000
This
Trask
to
filed
be
"Reg.
a
offered
A"
at
covering
$6,
45,583
through
J.
B.
inventory,
sales
promotion,
capital.
PL,
Mt.
steel
Vernon,
tubing,
N.
cables
Y.,
statement
with
the
Smith
Inc.
on
These
Inc.
by
is
SEC
shares
Jan.
and
Soup
and
engaged
conduits
Camden,
covering
the
N.
in
that
sold
these
shares
by
certain
in
to
the
These
1361,
in
shares
the
enclose
of
its
canned
canned
of
bean
soups
July
paid
products
several
products
other
under
of
were
"Swanson,"
the
initially issued
an
exchange
Pepperidge
the
United
and
the second
States
tomato
juice;
food
items.
blended
largest
and
and
vege¬
manu¬
major
a
The
company
names
"Campbell's," "Franco"Pepperidge
Farm,"
t'Red
"TV,"
Tucker, Anthony &
R.
L.
Dayr
payment
of
debt,
Ave.,
conducted
U.
on
be
S.
Aug.
22,
1961,
Highway
the
at
12
near
corporation,
is
was
and
Minneapolis.
its
organized
business
Initially,
as
a
Minnesota
office
is
corpora¬
located
at
6945
its
principal business operations
being constructed adjacent to
motel-hotel
Wis. Hudson House, Inc.,
a
Wis¬
wholly-owned subsidiary of the company.
a
All
of
common
class
shares
of
of
stock
shares
stock
is
are
basis
by
sale,
through
obligations for
sale
of
has
in
commission
purchased
the
the
company
proposes
purchase
of
home
to
and
time
enlarge
additional
improvement
land
and
1961
consumer
judgment notes)
in
$610,500
estimated
net
the
appliances
May
assignable
With
area.
stock
of
law
sales
its
consumer
loans,
automobile
contracts
where
title
to
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding.
common shares (purchased for an
aggregate of $15,000),
Sidney L. Jaffe, president, owns 55%, and Robert B.
Edens,
president,
and
Robert
Schwartz,
secretary,
own
22.5%
each.
of
such
class
two-thirds
of
B
the
shares,
is
company
having
a
par
authorized
equal
in
all
authorized
value
by
voting
company's
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
oper.
as
class,
a
have
the
right
lo
directors.
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
$853,000
$7,741,000
$8,105,000
exps.
660,846
787,183
6,968,130
7,154,609
ry. oper.
$153,154
$65,817
income___
oper.
194,
1961—10 Months—1960
$814,000
$772,870
$960,391
6,432
99,096
840,282
719.424
from
rev.
Inc.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1960
revenue__
Railway operating
2115.
p.
Chandler Leasing Corp. — Common
Offered
Initic
public sale of this firm's common stock was
made Dec.
through the offering of 143,000
shares, at $7.50 pe
share, by G. H. Walker &
Co., New York City, an
associates. The offering was
oversubscribed.
PROCEEDS—Approximately one-half of the proceeds from the f
nancing will be
owned
by
of
used
equipment,
the
test
to
Most
and
area
three
As
of
its
of
10
cents
Articles
respects.
to
The
of
issue
per
Some
years,
terms
July
of
Incorporation.
voting
of
share¬
interest
about
in
the
to
resign.
capital.
compar
The
ba
of
some
less
1,
16%
than
1961,
engaged
the
five
aircraft,
firms
lessees
in
to
and
years
the
in
defense
have
an
ar
specif
the
and
Ne
spa<
initial
balance
us(
furnitu:
their
located
are
leases
office
meet
national
company's
for
five
the
business
company's
are
of
computers,
and
the
most
80%-
for
ver
misce
years.
company
was
lessor
of
cost
equipment
with
a
an
-----
......
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
.
Notes
payable
Common
No
is
working
of
approximately $5,900,000.
The
company
does
n<
inventory in anticipation of lessees' needs, but
purchasi
the exact item
required by the lessee, from the manufacturer of tl
lessees' choice, on
receipt of an executed lease.
425,000
share.
stock
who
added 'to
equipment,
industrial
England
of
be
company
requirements.
laneous
50%
a
director
will
Cambridge, Mass., leases new and
including business machines, machine tools, electronic
like,
programs.
redeem
and
proceeds
environmental
and
to
officer
an
the
BUSINESS—The
.
other
form
Delaware
It
company.
the
Hudson,
CAPITALIZATION—The
shares
the
under
primarily
addition
original
tion
300,000
used
company
share
of
share.
which
maintain
BUSINESS—The
will
500,000
common
be
(in
Central Vermont Ry.
a
capital.
consin
Co.„
Pursuant to
stock at $3.30 per share.
by the company for the re¬
construction expenses, and working
will
Nicollet
250,000'
—-
Irving J. Rice & Co.,
Paul, Minn.; R. J. Steichen & Co., Inc., and
C. D. Mahoney &
Co., Inc., Minneapolis, and Bardon
Higgins & Co., Inc., Duluth, offered publicly, 65,000
Net proceeds
nothing
per
regis¬
a
shares
per
Farm,
St.
firm's
55c
a
or
$5
150,000 class B
of
Farm,
with
spaghetti
and
brand
to
Earnings per capital share for the fiscal year
1961, were $3.95. Quarterly dividends have
recently
the rate of 50 cents per share.—V. 194, p. 2220.
this
will receive
all
at
—
and
specialty
the
in
offered
Pepperidge
connection
Captain's Corp. — Common Offered
Nov. 30, 1961 offering circular,
of
efforts
filed
J.,
150,000
sale
only when the land has been paid for in full. It also
proposes
purchase time financed obligations arising from the sale of commer¬
cial and industrial
equipment on the security of chattel mortgages.
ance
Inc.,
finance
Pennsylvania
from
covering
public
passes
91,000
30,
at
which
best
a
organized
obligations
the
elect
-.v"
outstanding stock of
juices, and of frozen prepared dinners;
of
on
29
for
expenses.
sales
a
Nov.
on
offered
registra¬
a
sale
be
former
the largest manufacturer,
company is
Canada
combined,
will
;
donees.
January,
for
Inc.,
SEC
be
made
was
financed
sales,
Holders
filed
J.,
proposed
1962.
their
capital stock
The
9,
being
are
stockholders
such
expected
about
or
Campbell
of
It
Co.,
eastern
In
is
wires.
of 375 Memorial Ave.,
company
be
for
as
financed
to
to
equipment,
Soup Co.—Common Registered—
200,000
1,250,000
Inc
&
operates
the
will
company
operations,
SEC—
outstanding shares of capital stock through an underwriting group
by The First Boston Corp. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
200,000
&
$30,000
vice
Campbeil
150,000
Co
Corp.
Co.,
offering
Armstrong &
and
with
stock,
common
The
the
Y.
for
Warren
flexible
electrical
1961
cents)
N.
used
working
19
manufacture
and
(par
to
are
advertising
shares
Webster
Securities
&
1962
statement
A
time
ended
100,000
500,000
500,000
&
Maynard
&
1,
class
of 526 North Ave., East Westfield, N.
company
tration
share,
per
shares
Nov.
American,"
"V-8,"
Kettle," and others.
;_
Staats &
Brothers
Stroud
Central Acceptance Corp. of Delaware—Class A
Reg'd
This
company's
22.
Jan.
stockholders
on
300,000
&
Co.
Stone
shares
markets
1,250,000
500,000
the
Associates,
Proceeds
manufacturer
150,000
Barney
Stillman,
Coburn
300,000
200,000
Inc.
Stern
the
The
corporation
common
been
StringfelloW—
Stein Bros.
1,250,000
&
cents
common
table
&
Scribner
S.
split
Sept. 28 announced their intention to place
on
increase from
100,000
Co.
&
.
William
Nov.
to
.
meeting,
facturer
150,000
F.
37'/2
an
proposal
a
850,000
W.
150,000
of
shares.
150,000
150,000
Co
Brothers
&
300,000
Miller
500,000
200,000
&
effective
directors
basis
200,000
Mosle
Smith,
The
100,000
&
Rothschild
2-for-l,
I. T.
approved
proceeds
public
Co.__
Co.,
stockholders
Cadillac Conduit Corp.—Files With
&
Shuman, Agnew &
Singer, Deane
&
200,000
Inc.
Hornblower
'
1,250,000
Co.
&
Hayden,
Ulinbis
offering
stock, by
will be made
rights to
expire Dec. 28, 1961.
Lee Higginson Corp. and P. W. Brooks & Co. Inc. are
1961
conditioned
outstanding
principal
shares at $5 per share
each two shares held
common
13,
headed
Jackson
Co.
300,000
&
Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co.
The
B
Dec.
Financial Corp. —Stock Split Approved—
21
authorized
150,000
Co.
Shearson,
Co.,
:
Reid & Co., Inc.
Halle
E.
$949,095
2220.
500,000
Co.
Co.__
Glore, Forgan & Co
F.
&
Chas.
Hemphill,
for
(par
stock
the
Co.__
Gardner—
&
Schwabacher
100,000
Harriman
is
subordinated
split stock, effective with the
Co.__
&
Hutzler
200,000
Goldman,
Goodbody
class
expire
527.
p.
Nov.
tion
Co.
&
p.
200,000
:
&
Salomon
Michigan Corp.
Inc.
E.
F.
Scott
B.
of
will
of
public
Cary Chemicals, Inc.—Rights Offering to Stockholders
company is offering to holders of its common
stock, and of its securities convertible into
common, the
right to subscribe for 1,029,439 additional common
company and
Puerto
Rico,
Inc.,
to
of
stock
the old
200,000
&
Pressprich
Co.,
1,750,000
of
1,250,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Corp.
Southwest
Fulton,
W.
Rotan,
L.
300,000
Boston
Co
Northwest
Curtis
Riter
1,250,000
Co.
First
Folger,
No
option
194,
200,000
Webber,
Reynolds
500,000
First
offer
for
—The
latter
Co.,
Co.
Reinholdt
500,000
Securities
First
W.
R.
Union
Corp.
Estabrook
Ohio
Jaffray
Hopwood
The
Co.
&
&
Cook
Piper,
1,250,000
—
Dillon,
Securities
W.
Pacific
Putnam
_
Eastman
The
The
Pont
Co.
Inc.
150,000
Moseley
100,000
Co.
Dominick—
Co.
I.
S.
200,000
Pierce,
Lynch
Newhard,
1,750,000
&
100,000
__J
Turben
F.
200,000
Inc.
Dominick
100,000
Co
Smith
&
500,000
Co.,
——_:
850,000
Inc.
&
Leonard
300,000
Inc.
Merle-Smith
Dickson
S.
the
At
1,250,000
Co.
&
Milwaukee
150,000
Co.
Dain
Dick &
R.
di¬
par¬
100,000
300,000
L
250,000
Collins & Co.--—
Co.
Corp
Lynch,
300,000
Burr
&
Masten
Moore,
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
&
Higginson
E.
Co._
Inc.
100,000
Co., Inc.
Brown &
Langley
Merrill,
1,250,000
Co.
C.
Fenner
Bosworth, Sullivan &
Coffin
and
regis¬
a
shares
offered
of
common
stock
(after
giving, effect to
a
recent
split), of which Carl A. Redmer, Shirley Redmer, and
Corbett,
vice
president,
own
25.9%,
50.1%
and
24 %,
respectively. As indicated, Shirley Redmer proposes to sell the
50,000
of. her holdings of 132,264 shares.
("Brite,
Y.,
filed
J.,
185,000
be
to
being
snares,
N.
covering
are
:■
as
in
$333,000
of
264-for-l
comrtlonshare«7not: exchanged under the above
the
public at $5 per share.
The company is
$1,000,000 principal amount of debentures to the public
sold
each.
C. I. T.
of
&
$1,2)50,000
Merrill
300,000
Simmons
Co.,
Peabody
Co.
Co.,
Inc.
Ellis
10%
Credit
13
subordinated
On
150,000
300,000
Baird
Boettcher
N.
28
shares
50;000
principally
is
mortgage
264,000
100,000
be
on
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Julien
the
offering
common
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc. 1,750,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds-100,000
Alex.
of
will
$500
at
In
Y.
company
$847,808
This represents
250,000
Co.
Blyth &
of
basis
150,000
250,000
Kidder,
Bacon, Whipple & Co._-_
Blunt
N.
the
exchanged
150,000
Co.
Bache
&
the
shares
25,000
exchange
j3ale of S^ocik
'.
dividend
&
200,000
__
&
between
and
corporation
exchanged.mThoorights expire Dec. 13, 1961. Commercial
North America, New
York'City;'is the silbscriptioxV,"agent.
v
conditions
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
G.
stockholders
Brite,
company.* The
offer is also
than 80%, of the outstanding
Brite,
basis
the
on
debentures
at
E. W. Clark, Inc.
Johnston, Lemon &
250,000
Barth
of
tions
Common
$79,464,758
Amount
Securities
Corp.
A.
the
time
Dec.
and
The
less
Planned
expire
—V.
terms
.
J.
ventures
by
York
The
company
is offering
debenture holders of Brite, N.
participants the right to subscribe at $5 per share for 100,000
394,666 shs.
the
Morgan Stanley & Co.__$4,500,000
A. C. Allyn & Co
300,000
Ball,
of
and
and
Thet C.
W.
1961
New
stock
Subscription Rights—
10'%
Amo"«t
&
by
amount
debentures
bentures.
Robert
7,
a
Kenilworth,
Nov.
on
the
below,
American
joint
common
not
dollar-for-dollar
underwriting agreement dated Dec. 5, 1961, the under¬
writers named below have severally
agreed to purchase and the com¬
pany has agreed to sell to them, severally, in the respective amounts
forth
A
same
principal
Y.,
Inc.,
a
general
by
share.
per
The
'$200,000)
com¬
v
such
additional
Thomas
Authorized
10,595,301 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—Under
set
by
stock
the
of
July
on
.
16,000,000 shs.
Outstanding
the
shapes
manufacturing
president,
to
public sale.
outstanding
company.
extended
At
the
company.—
The statement also includes
present
$7,000.
company
from
subsidiary. Planned Credit
of
exchange 108,365 Shares of its common stock for that
Y., on the basis of 2Vs shares for each of the 18,346
class
acceptance
N.
by
$1.70
the
stockholders
expenses.
which
for
stock
10,989,967 shs.
Less
of
unless
for
Universal,
CAPITALIZATION
Issued
issuance
owned
to
N.
latter
the
them
organized
interests
Brite,
(par $7.50)—
Authorized
the
SEC
135,000
and
company
manufacturers,
of
PROCEEDS—Proceeds to be received by the company from the above '
and debenture sale will be used to
repay short-term loans due
to Brite, N. Y.
The balance will be added to
working captial.
45,000,000
1,200,000
offer
acquire
offering
of
to
Brite
to
ticipation
also
Outstanding
and
of
&
Jobbers,
.
the
which
manufactured
are
to
26th St.,
North
22
with
of
$18,000 for
basic
company entered into
an
agreement
Finance Corp. which provided
among other
company
stock
common
oi
)
Minneapolis is the registrar and
per
The
the
the
of
shares
of
Redmer, Secretary and Treasurer. The offering
share through underwriters headed by Godfrey, Hamilton,
Co., Inc., which will receive a 36c per share commission
$3
writer
Universal, Inc.—Exchange Offer—■
of
Any
FINANCING
1961
Commercial
company,
rectors
offer
PRESENT
TO
Jr.,
June
the
ing shares
The
additional
systems.
of
stock,
by
Taylor
25,000 such shares
Brite
4.50%.
EFFECT
sinking fund debentures due 1991 $50,000,000
30-year 27/8%
debentures due
1981___
48,750,000
4%% notes
i-_note
retire
redeemable
are
4% %
3,/2%
payment
to
Authorized
Capital Stock
inclusive,
at
Indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, of which Leonard Gardner, president,
treasurer, and William Williams, secretary, own
debentures
proposes
This
requires annual
to
double
as
debentures
on
prior
less
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Subsidiary:
for
,
stock
options
Bank
Industries* Inc.—Common Registered—
statement
Shirley
to
five-year loan to the company of $150,000 represented
a
8%
common
used
sold
the purchase
pany of 10-year warrants to purchase 55.000 shares at
American Commercial will exercise warrants
covering
used,
plants,
sinking fund redemption price is
redeeined
be
debentures
from
much
as
principal- acoqunt
not
interest
an
for the
Dec.
sinking
The
including
the
may
be
chemical
new
balance
The
FEATURES—The
and
to
two
be
sale
manufacture
communication
the
additional 10,008 shares
of
which have been granted.
An
stock
National
for
company
common
and
the
in
equipments
for
1771.
p.
tration
certain
In
American
things, for
also
fund
each
on
by maturity.
to
bentures
of
will
debentures
tne
u*
including the continuing development and
business and the maintenance of an.
mandatory
REDEMPTION
creasing
saie
company's
$2,000,000
The
issue
tne
construction
$16,000,000.
non-cumulative
year.
the manufacture
in
to
191,
This
under¬
common
Yannes,
each.
Shares
products industry
dairv
the
capital position.
FUND—A
of
the
of
purposes
of
adequate working
in
extent in recent years,
from
cost
estimated
an
engaged
specialty foods, chemicals and other products.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
in
is
comnany
to
shares of
of
proximately 4.45%
through
warrants
agent
Carmer
public sale by the
by the holders
for
outstanding.
common
stock,
share
net
used
addition
92,406
is
ap¬
V.
registration
a
proceeds from the company's sale of
of land and a new factory building,
for purchase of additional
equipment, for advertising, promotion and
distribution of proprietary products, and for working capital and other
general corporate purposes..' :
'77
v..7'.;
,
Its
oversubscribed.
was
priced at 98% %
to maturity. '
were
filed
J.,
stock
reserved
Northwestern
transfer
Lockyer, the finder.
company
sale
stock
issue of $50,-
new
sinking fund debentures, due 1991, of the
offered for public sale Dec* 6 by a nation¬
of
been
v
headed by Roth & Co., Inc., and Amos Treat & Co., Inc., which
a 48c
per share commission and $18,000 for expenses. The
statement
also
includes 20,000
shares underlying five-year warrants
to be sold
to the
underwriters at one mil each, exercisable at $1.70
and
Borden Co.—Debentures Offered—A
all
shares
have
receive
5-year
&
952.
p.
000,000 4%%
wide
Hughes
If
100,000
V'
,y
writers
will
Peter
Co.
&
10,uu0
Fusz-achmelzle
&
McCarty
Campbell,
95,932
Pociesta
1,250,000
Co.
covering 225,000 shares of
shares, being outstanding
will be made at $4 per
25,000
The
N.
Beverly,
29
which 200,000 shares are
of
company
In
Shares
Smith,
Co.
&
The
,.
all
&
Biddle
7'.
This company of 201
statement with the SEC
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
not
cumulative,
and
shareholders have
no
pre-emptive
purchase additional securities Oifered by the company. All
stock are non-assessable when
l'ully paid.
•
of the shares offered are sold, there will be a total of
80,007
&
2220.
p.
.
.
is
Weld
Witter
Dean
100,000
Bridge Electronics Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
of 17190 Denver Avenue, Detroit, was in¬
of the State of Michigan, in 1936
in
consisted of the development, manutactuie
automatic control devices for handling bulk gran-
BUSINESS—The
corporated
Neuhaus
Inc.
holders
Amount
;
.
.
Underwood,
received by the company.
general,
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Amount
prospectus,
a
28, 1961, Smith, Hague & Co., Detroit, of¬
fered
publicly, 160,932 shares of this firm's common
stock at $5 per share. Proceeds from the sale will accrue
to the selling stockholders and no part thereof will be
Nov.
dated
The
i.
(2548)
stock
to
banks
($1
and
below
have
in
the
the
underwriting
severally
agreed
PRESENT
to
terms
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding-
others^__Inapplicable
par)____L________
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
TO
„
$4,047,471
1,500,000 shs..
and
agreement,
purchase
,
subject
the
from
to
320,000 sh
the
conditioi
underwriters
the:
name
company! the
r<
Volume
194
Number
6115
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(2549)
spec.tive numbers of shares of
Walker
H.
G.
shares;
Tyson,
10,000
Co.
&
Inc.,
1380.
p.
&
Co.,
McDonnell
C.VE.
shares, and
7,500
;.
;
'■
'
,
of
the
company
follows:
as
tion
shares;Burnham & Company, 15,000
15,000 shares;
Townsend, Dabney &
Unterberg, Towbm Co., 10,000; Hanrahan
of
Inc.,
shares;
,
stock
common
78,000
Co.
&
Putnam
; "
.
&
Co.,
7,500
shares.—V.
194,
,,
1961—Month—1960
""
i
'
<
■
Railway oper,
"
'
$
■>
revenue__
'
$
''
'
\
jj)
•
''
'
'
30,931,150
258,117,443
exps.
22,459,318
22,803,885
Net'rev. from ry. oper.
*
7,652,796
8,127,265
46,129,233
72,633,621
4,572,641
5,046,461
30,040,808
42,388,501
Net.ry.
—V.
292,546,404
This
registration
a
and
in
addition
In
to
the
production
and
sale
indebtedness
certain
and
Van
Wyclc
with
Expressway,
Jamaica,
N.
Y.,
filed
of
common
stock,
the
of which
2025
McKinley
•
registration statement with the SEC
of
class
A
a
45c
per
share commission and $7,200 for expenses.
The
statement also includes (1) 11,000
outstanding shares sold to the under¬
writer by principal stockholders and
3,500 shares by the company, all
at Tc per share, (2) 9,000
shares underlying five-year warrants B sold
ot the underwriter at
lc each, exercisable at $4 per
share, (3) 2,000
/outstanding shares sold by the principal-stockholders and 5,500. shares
Industries, Inc.—Class A Common Reg'd
of
company,
common
stock,
Street,
■
Hollywood; Fla.,'1 filed a
covering 300,000 shares
Nov.
on
29
of which 225,000 shares
to be
are
offered
for
public sale by the company and 75,000 shares, being
outstanding stock,
by the holders thereof.
The offering will be made at $7.50 per share
through underwriters headed by Clayton Securities Corp., which will
receive a
$.825 per share commission and
$22,500 for expenses. The
also
statement
granted
such
(li
40,000
class
shares
A
underlying
underlying like warrants
the finder/at the same
.
option
an
sold
issued
A
The
of
by
price,
the
(4)
Calvin
to
company
9,000
Harry
and
and
company
distribution
to
sold
B
J.
Kohler,
shares
underlying five-year
vice-president, exercisable at
Shafiroff, a
9,000 outstanding shares
the attorneys for the
company.
share,
per
stockholders
trustee of the employees' fund of The General Tire &
part of transaction in which the company sold a building
under a lease-back arrangement, and
(2) 10,000 class A
to the underwriter by
the selling stockholders at $1 per-
as
trustee
shares
warrants
$3.30
the
to
Rubber Co.
to
includes
(5)
held
by
\
are
Concord
and
Cambridge, Inc., was deposited in said trust. Of such outstanding
shares, Hyman Sherman, Treasurer, and Allen D. Sirotto, President,
each
own
37.495of
each
class; and each proposes to sell 28,121
shares
(all
such
of
shares
owned).
The
lists
prospectus
This
tion
selling stockholders, who propose to sell all of their class A hold¬
ings ranging in amount from 8 to 6,750 shares. The selling stockholders
also are stockholders of the Puerto Rican
companies.
tional
ul,
to
the holders
of its
to subscribe at
on
of
record
$40
the basis of
30,
with
for each five shares
snare
,
held
rights
The
ing
the
bank
bank
the
acceptance
commercial,
complete
a
of
demand
and
consumer
banking services,
deposit facilities.
The
on
bank's
Sept.
.Indiana
"
total
30,
demand
1961.
tor
each,
of....' the,,
total
deposits.
the
in
correspondent bank
bank's
ticularly
bank
tobacco.
bank's
30,
As
total
1961,loans
for
improved real estate.
Louisville
commercial
acts
While
at
ranked
tire
bank,"
and
,
not
amounted
the
to
loans
the
bank
to
also
of
the
<•'
oi
pro¬
TO
J.
J.
B.
Alden
7he
&
Co.,
credit
customers
CruUenden
PRESENT
named
with
to
are
the
Colorado
&
FINANCING
the
Co.__
&
offer.
Lynch,
Smith
3
Stein
3
Walston
Wyoming
Bros.
&
'
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
oper.
194,
p.
The
$401,894
80
.____
of
&
Bovcc
Co.,
stock.
Such
101,704
.or
its
$211,381
$3,247,326
$3,085,197
73,374
7,592
518,133
383,820
Corp.—Common
and
103.80Z shares
Fifth
Nov,
include
heretofore
on
and
promotional
(1)
issued
exercise
reserved
of
for
Ave.,
28
New
Registered;—
covering
17,062
to
issuance
filed
-
-
held
in
executives
and
stock
pursuant
to
of
"
held.
Subscription rights
applied for listing
has
company
the American Stock
on
Exchange.
31,
of
its'
and
1961,
term
manager
of
the
after
Julie
in
optional
to
both
1,
par.
certain
the
that
of
AND
earlier
or
and
for
The
convertible
per
share,
will, be
SSVa
at
will
debentures
prices
ranging
from
sinking fund at par,
the
be
106'/'r
plus
re¬
after
accrued
of
CAPITALIZATION—For
company
current
consist
and
of
and
the
its wholly-owned
net
six
to
of
the
this
pro¬
offering
pending
the
use
business.
The prospectus further states that
company will have no income until abjuc
April
has allocated $50,000 to train a nucleus of
8 staff
investment of $75,000.
Present book value of shares now
outstand¬
without distinction as to
class, is 50c per share.
The sale of the
shares to the public at $4
per share will increase the book
value
outstanding stock to $1.62 per share with a
corresponding dilution
$2.38
per share
in the book value of
stock
purchased by public
an
ing,
new
of
of
investors.
.
Danbury Shopping Center, Inc.—Files With
SEC—
The
corporation
$300,000
in
of
units
7%
of
The
stores,
filed'
1961,,
a
"Reg.
debenture
A"
bonds
to
debu
covering
be
St.,
repayment
Danbury,
and
offered
Conn.,
expansion.
is
engaged
in
the
etc.
^
,
_
.
,
_
.
•
.
.
Co.—Notes-Sold Privately—Dec.
8, 1961,
that this company, headquartered ill
reported
Moines
Iowa
muui.eb'
.
for
used
North
r inance
was
£)e<?
29,
convertible
underwriting is involved.
offices,
.
Dial
it
be
of
company
,-n.
No
to
are
leasing of
Nov.
on
10-year
$1,000.
Proceeds
senior
had
«olH
nnvafplv
X,
,
notes,
due NOV.
la,
<K7 500 000
/
7l'.(7
£U,U>UUU> b
y
^ /o.
19/6, through Salomon Bros,
& Hutzler, New York
City.
'*
An additional
$500,000 of the notes will be placed in
January, Ellis L. Levitt, President, said. The funds will
be
used
to
pany to
reduce short-term
Duluth, Missabi
Railway
oper.
Railway
operating
Net
Net
and
enable the
com¬
&
Iron
Range
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
revenues
1961—10 Months—1960
$471,000
$472,000
$4,390,000
$4,667,000
exps.
284,779
332,974
3,533,580
3,678,912
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
debt
expand its small loan busineys.—V.
194, p. 5.
Period End. Oct. 31
$186,221
$139,026
$856,420
$988,088
71,971
■>1,944
*355,434
*259,013
income
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
194,
2116.
p.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
oper.
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
$4,523,604
ry. oper
$2,047,264
$1,705,602
870,177
690,064
Duralite
be
made
offered
through
which
writer
500
will
The
expenses.
at
shares
for
underwriters
receive
to
also
which
Preiss
is
company
engaged
the stock
the
sale
will
The
and
$20,000
to
will
obtain
and
the
at
also
pay
will
will
to
shares
$405,800
be
to
estimated
augment
of
added
net
existing
products,
to
for
proceeds
sales
leasehold
working capital and
from
to
program
improvements,
used
for
general
•
certain
of
indebtedness,
the
company
has outstanding
giving effect to a recent
Bertram R. Lesser,
president, 'and"
stock
common
(after
H'.OOO-for-l
stock
split)," of which
Thomas,. secretary, own-
Morfcffijnff,
her
the
purposes.
addition
236,000
cost
be used
distribution
balance
corporate
for
under¬
resell
design, manufacture and sale of
porch furniture, including chairs,
gliders,
equipment,
wider
a
the
will
Hoffman
&
and
sold
underwriter
finder,
offering
Cinder
for new product
development and promotion
housewares, sporting goods and furniture, for additional
fields of
machinery
In
Preiss,
commission
16,000 shares
the
Portney,
in
aluminum-frame outdoor and
chaise lounges and tables.
The
and
share.
per
by
...;
The
in
$4
share
per
includes
of
Theodora
at
headed
40c
a
share,
per
Passaic, N. J., filed a registration
covering 128,000 shares of common
public sale
statement
10c
$2,000.
6,411,597
:
Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
'this company of 2 Barbour
Ave.,
statement with the SEC on Nov. 29
be
2,445,429
:i»n..
-■
to
$6,801,579 $16,605,541
2116.
p.
'-eh
stock,
1961—10 Months—1960
$4,666,224 $28,779,297 $45,099,483
2,960,622
21,977,718
28.493,942
2,476,340
exps.
income___
oper.
194,
1961—Month—1960
revenue__
Railway operating
-
4a.3a>?
eaciu
t
Economy Food Eiiterfcrires Gorpy—FHes With
SEC-^':
corporation
shares
Securities
to
are
promotion
and
Economy
engaged
in
of
bulk
:
food
29,
be
filed
1961
ceni)
one
to
Corp.,.
Long
used
lor
be
"Reg.
a
fered
o
Island
City,
equipment,
A"
covering
$3,
at
N.
$3,733,363
income of $810,884.
short-term
of
debenture^
3.957-,221
shares
due
of
debt;
1976
and
common
71*
with; the;*SEC
Upon
$5,052,700
$3,347,746
stock.—V.
Corp.—Class
West
23rd
on-
Dec*;-5
St.,
New
Sentinel
180
the
Babylon
sale
supplies
Turnpike,
expansion,
and
to
Roosevelt,
advertising
servicing
freezer
of
heme
Long
food
Island,
of
194,
freezers
owners.
,.
and
A
com¬
to
are
of
be
355
used
for
Lancaster
debt
repayment,
equipment and
working
Ave.
on
which
a
best
for
public.;sale* at $4
efforts
will- receive
of
special
negatives of
pictures
and
work
art
for
printing.
50t) 'or
none
filed
per-share.
basis
Equity
This
The
of -ckiss
•
offering
of
420
First
Avenue
North,
Minneapolis,
filed
a
statement with the SL'C on Nov. 29 covering $3,000,000 of
be offered for* public-'-sale
Co.—Debentures
Registered—
company,
registration
underwriting).
Organized
presently
estate
under
first
and
from
tions
Minnesota
engaged
the
in
the
second
law
in
business
thereof
buying
and
mortgages
holders
September
of
home
-at
the company
for
from
face
is
real
deed,
improvement lean
discount
a
...
1960,
contracts
obliga¬
value,
in
making first and second mortgage loans directly to real estate owners,
and
in
making short-term construction loans to builders
and
con¬
tractors.
Net
proceeds
from
the
debenture
will
sale
be
applied
to
^reduce
or
retire a bank loan (amounting to $2,509,000 as of Oct. 31,
1961), and the balance will be used as additional working capital. In
addition to certain indebtedness, the company has
outstanding 270,430
shares
of
common
stock,
shares.
Harry
73.134
own
of
which
Klein
J.
management
is
officials
President.—V.
194,
as
p.
a
group
846.
Erie-Lackawanna RR.—Appointment—
The
for
National
First
140,238
series
B
shares
City
of
has
Bank
series
preferred stock
of
A
been
preferred
the
appointed
stock,
company.—V.
Extrin Foods, Inc.—Common
740.
>'
registration
a
shares
Capital
and
194,
transfer
545,000
p.
agent
shares
of
2117.
.con¬
Registered-^' '
York,
covering -100,000
Y.,
sale
\
.
corporation on Nov. 27, 1961, l'iied a "Reg. A"
covering 20,000
shares (no par) to be offered at $2, without
underwriting;
Proceeds
other longp.
and"
N.
Elraydo, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Ths
and
6'r
of
--
stock, to be offered
Cos,
100,000
through
Y.
working capital.
of
is
"Nov.
on
(par
Planning
Proceeds
months ended March
subsidiaries had sales
financing, outstanding capitalization of the company
subordinated
debt;
;-bermade
A
Jay W. Kaufmann
,60cr per 'share" commission
and $3,000 for
Registered—
This company of 70 Barclay St., New York, filed a registration state¬
ment with the SEC on Nov. 29 covering 100,000 shares of common stock,
to
offered
be
made
on
for
best
a
public
efforts
and
mission
shares
sale
all
or
writer-
$20,000
at
Co.
will
Richard
$3.25
.
M.
1
receivema
The
statement
of
a
The
offering
Fales & Co.
26c
also
will
and
be
Mc-
perc share-- cwnincludes ie,5UU
warrants to be sold
.warrants
Cantor/finder.
.
.to-purchase. . 3,300
such
shares
,
to
~
The company is principally engaged in
.
share.
by Hay,
wiH
to-partners of Hay,
exercisable at $3,25 per share.
The under¬
mil each,
selL at-, cost
per
basis
none
Co.,-. which
for expenses.
underlying three-year
Fales &
art
Kaufman &
^Laughlin,
—
will
by
Exchange, at the-time pf sale.
^expenses; The stateiruBnt also -inchides?
15,000,outstanding: class A shares
The company is primarily engaged in the business of
sold to the underwriter
distributing to
by Automated Procedures Corp.,. the company's
theatres in the United States and abroad motion
pictures produced / parent, at; 10c per-share.
s~
by it and by independent producers.
Through its subsidiary, Screen
Organized; tihder New Ybrk law hr October 1961,: the company inGems, Inc. (the outstanding capital stock of which is owned
tends
approxi¬
to
operate a service business providing advice, assistance and
mately 89by the company) the company is
engaged in the distribuskill in connection with the
design, installation and operation of data
..
proceeds
accounts
the
company
Edraydo
cases.
'
granted to such executives, and other officers. Such shares
may be sold at" varying times at. prices related to the market
price
for such shares dn the New
York Stock
According
net
bank
capital.
debentures
1962.
events.
redemption
manufacture
the
tatement
ing options
services.
for
company has outstanding 15,000 class A
shares, owned by the
underwriter and 135,000 class B shares
owned by the
parent, which is
controlled by Calvin J.
Kohler, president of the company, and Abraham
Scheintaub, secretary-treasurer.
7he holdings of the
parent represent
for
DEBENTURES—The
This/company-of
thereon;
the
The
>
.
company's general funds. '
Cybernetic'Systems
compar.v
certain outstand¬
need
company's
the
members.
group
a
common
Treasury;
the
dividends
required
the
bank
-operating income of $15,483,480 and
'
from
common
proceeds from
stock
1962
in
vertible
-
common
registration
a
222.568 shares
shares
certain
options,
York,
the basis of $100 of debentures
on
The
adjus mcnt
at
31,
pletion
shares
shares
selling,advertising
vending machines; installation and mainte¬
nance
of industrial
"in-plant," cafeteria-style, automatic feeding sys¬
tems, and sale of various consumer products through the operation and
maintenance of vending machine routes.
Principal products dispensed
by the company's machines are cigarettes, soft drinks, coffee, various
types of hot foot (including 40 different casserole menus) and popcorn.
1961--10 Months—1960
income___
subsidiaries
for
consideration
to
common
ment
2116.
on
same
Island,
4'/a
1,925,349
SEC
the
EUSINESS—The company, of 956 Brush Hollow Road, Westbury. Long
N. Y., and its subsidiaries, are engaged in the design,! develop-
10
Inc.__
par,
outstanding
added
interest
_14
$1,159,848
the
substantially
proceeds
8%' -.subordinate.idebentures!.-due
1965,) to
at
lOO'/r
of principal amount
(without
be
Aug.
Fanner
__________
1,823,507
with
is
to
prepaiation
deemable
6
Pierce,
Inc.
*"
Statement
business
the
present
in
amount
The
The
21.
partial
subject1 to
4'As
$1,423,819
711
The
no
added
expected
Inc.,
1961, the company is engaged
direct-to-consumer sale of cos¬
be
will
3
167,652
of
used
shares of
Dec.
as
into
$43,279
Pictures
of
July
.
210.216
corporation
in
performing
the financing will be applied to the
loans;; lor required prepayment of a
certain
properties, trademarks and
patent rights transferred to the company by United States Hoffman
Machinery Corp.;
and
for
liquidation
of
loans
assumed
upon
the
acquisition of Pyramid Vending Co. In:. The balance of the proceeds
several
$191,678
Columbia
This
is
'
of the debentures
will
g
be
1976 at
each
note
have
ry. oper.
from
aggregate
an
net
establish and operate data
processing systems if
should be offered to the
company.
Any such contract
company to pay out large sums as salaries to its
—
EARNINGS
Net
lor
Vending Machine Corp.—Rights Offering
Stockholders
The company is
offering its common
liquidation
entered
they
Ry.—Earnings-—
1956—Month—1960
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
-■
■-
FROCEEDS—-Net
have
whereby
subscription
Merrill
3
:
&
koss
Hardy & Co., New York City, is
which is underwriting the
offering.
3,280,258
below,
bank
Graham-Conway Co.
The Kentucky Co. '
W. L. Lyons & Co.
3
Period End. Oct. 31—
law
salesmen.
will
CONVERTIBLE
18
__
Podesta
ivf.
estimated
:
expire
States
subject to the terms and conditions
,_18
Co.__
Goodbody & Co.
Delaware
and
share.
for
in
important
United
19,000.003
____L__10
Bond
under
sale
Sept. 1,
other
and
many
the
________
pursuant
Inc
Brothers
Bankers
statement) and 12,500 shares under-
Irving
stockholders of record Dec. 6 rights to subscribe to
$5,052,700 of 6% convertible subordinated debentures due
on
industrial
.%
Almstedt
to
common stock;
of "which
Henry L. Urdang owns
D; Kalstein, vice president?'and Irving M.-Ross own
each- After the sale of new shares-, the, August 31 book value
52c per share of
outstanding stock will be increased to about 95c
to
$6,000,000
underwriters
agreement
Inc
Hilliard & Son
sold
Continental
"
and
serving
par>_—
Co.,
(2)
$329,000
the
there is
will
common
underwriting agreement.
&
$210,
of
the
establishing, of distribution centers in the south, mid¬
far-west,
to
lease
or
acquire
necessary
equipment
and
machinery for a proposed aerosol
filling plant, for acquisition and
maintenance of increased
inventory, for research and development of
new products, and for
working capital. "
*
;•
In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
per
depositary
consumer
serves
throughout
EFFECT
obligations of the underwriters
Blyth
the;underwriter andu Consulting* Corp.
par¬
bank
residences
on
primarily devoted
Profits
for
to
52.9'/-, and Calvin
bank's
$107,642,782
commercial
___.
subscribed
in
the
design
require
1962.
of
•V145.000 shares of
severally agreed to purchase from the bank, in the respective
per¬
centages set forth below, such shares of new stick o'fered
hereby as
are
stock
it
addi¬
sale
public
.
;
underwriting
for
west/and
areas-served
investment
carrying securities,
or
companies
<$10
offered
an
offering will be made
through underwriters headed
basis
none
shares
purchase
previously carried on by the Concord Co., a sole
proprietorship
by Henry L. Urdang,"company
president, which the company
in October 1961. The $184,100 estimated net
proceeds from
expenses
32nd
movements,
crop
"bankers'
reserve
lcahs' to
arQa,
UNDERWRITERS—The
an
a
seasonal
discounts
GIVING
stock
Undivided
into
as
construction
industrial
CAPITALIZATION
Capital
Surplus
with
V
and
metropolitan
and
bank
to
contracts
such
_
purchasing
and
the
and
approximated. -..40'7L
the
that
as
$237,036,640
primarily" agric ultural and'.the
vary
represented
mortgage
have-
years
30,;'1960,
banks.
loans
companies,
the
are
important
an
and
loans
and
five
Dec.
'warrants
independent
acquired
throughout Kentucky,
deposits with -the ba..k wnich
On
banks
correspondent
The
Sep;.
located
like
of
registra¬
a
120,000
to
The
warrant.
the effective date of this
on
operated
includ¬
services,
trust
deposits amounted to
banks
past
deposits
clearing services and
its
tne
be
.^qr ,:,an aggregate! of
to-door
the making of
offering of cor¬
and
corporate
derpbsits-'im the-United Ltartes. i'The
by-the correspondent
coirespondent
business
deposits,
loans,
and
time
and -Tennessee- maintain
year-end
for.
and
banking
savings
personal
Correspondent
of
vides
and
mortgage
respondent
safe
commercial
or
York, filed
covering
the manufacture,
distribution and
metics, toiletries, brushes/mops, brooms;
cleaning chemicals, detergents,
jewelry, vitamins and household aerosol
sprays, and household products,
y Such products are not sold in retail
stores, but are distributed by door-
General Assembly
conducts
all
an
to
in
chartered
was
one-half
New
28
warrants
share),
per
warrants, sold
the findq^
Organized
as
Merchants Deposit Bank by
of Kentucky on Feb. 17, 1858. In 1863,
that Act was amended to change the name to Citizens Bank. This was
the oldest oi several institutions waich came
together through various
consolidations to become Citizens
Fidelity Ban.c & Trust Co. in 1944.
of
on
St:,
Nov.
3-year
$25,012.50.
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York Cny, and J. J. B. Hilliard
& Son, Louisville, are the
principal underwriters.
BUSINESS—The
and
137th
on
6,900 shards' and
3,000 warrants sold to Charles Rosenthal and Alfred
Gurkin, ofr,counsel
for the company for an
aggregate1 of $63, and"('31 25,000 shades 'Under¬
lying a $25,000 2% convertiblcmote due 1962' (to be converted into such
lying
to
expire Dec. 20. Net
proceeds will be added to tne capital funds of the bank.
action
share
$2
like
shares
*
Nov.
SEC
attached
at
unit
America,
outstanding capital stock the right
share to 100,000 additional shares
new
the
shares
one
per
10,000
per
one
of
$2
with
(with
stock
by N. A. Hart & Co., which will receive a 22c per unit commission and
$10,000 for expenses. The statement also includes (1) 20,000 shares and
(Louisville, Ky.)—
Stockholders—The bank is offering
Offering to
of 525-535 East
company
60,000
units
Citizens Fidelity Bank & Trust Co.
Rignts
such
Products, Inc—Common Registered—
statement
common
six
other
Of
(assuming all shares
contracts
would
X
-
is engaged chiefly, in the manufacture,
assembly and
miniature and micro-miniature coils for relays which
,
A
systems.
sale
are sold)
$7,000 will be spent on oifice
equipment and teaching aids as required and the
balance
will provide additional
working capital to permit the company to expknd
its training program
greatly and be in a position to undertake sizable
principal
components used in computer, aircraft, ground control
equipment,
share.
The underwriter will sell 4,000 of such shares
at cost to Floyd *' ■missiles and guidance systems.
The $209,750 estimated net proceeds
D. Cerf,'.Jr. Co., and the
from the company's sale of additional
company and selling stockholder will pay to
stock will be used for test equip¬
such company an aggregate of
ment and tooling for modules and reed
$45,000 for advice and financial serv¬
relays, for additional machinery
ices.
Each
stock
certificate
of
the
..for coil department, for a model
company
bears an endorsement
shop* for sales promotion: for modules;
evidencing a proportionate beneficial interest in the common stock of
and reed relays, .and
as
working capital for corporate purposes.
The
four of the company's Puerto Rican affiliates held
in trust for the
v*company was organized in October 1959 by Peter N. Tsokris, president
benefit of holders of
aim nutry
company stock.
Weinberg, a vice-president, who, at that time, received 100
The
company ;,and its subsidiaries are engaged
common shares for a total
in the design and
investment of $5,000.
Pursuant to a recent
manufacture of women's,
misses' and junior sportswear,; coordinates,
recapitalization, such shares were exchanged for 248,000 new common
and
dresses
for
sale
to department
shares.
and
specialty stores throughout
Upon their sale of the 30,000 shares, said promoters will
the United States under the brand names
receive a net price of $70,500 for-shares which
"Chestnut Hill,"
"Harbut,"
cost-them
$600 and
"Pantino," and "Mr. Dino." The four Puerto Rican affiliates are en¬
which had a book value as of Oct.
31, 1961 of $5,900.
Tney will still
gaged in the manufacture of women's apparel for sale to Chestnut Hill
own
59',)
(205,000 shares) of the outstanding stock upon
completion
Industries. Inc. and its subsidiaries.
of this offering, with an
Net proceeds from the
company's
underlying equity of $40,400, and the public
sale of additional stock will be used to
will own 35')
for which it will have
repay outstanding loans incurred
paid $360,000.
The prospectus
to pay a part of the
states that as a result of such sale to the
moving expenses from Massachusetts to Florida,
public, the book value of
to purchase and/or lease
the shares retained
machinery and equipment for installation in
by the promoters will increase from about 20c to
additional space being constructed at the
about 92c. per share,
company's present plant in
and
their
equity from about $48,900 to about
Florida, and the balance will be added to
$188,100,
while
the " public
working capital and used to*
would
receive
a
diluted
equity interest
carry invenlories and to meet other general business needs.
Pursuant
amounting to about $111,600 for its investment of $360,000.
to
a
recent
reorganization, the company issued or will issue 85,000
In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
class A and 690,000 class B common shares in
exchange for all of the
255,500 shares of common stock, of which TsOkris and
Weumerg own
outstanding shares of the company and of the companies which are
117,500 shares each, and propose to sell 15,000 shares each.
now
its wholly-owned subsidiaries.
As a part of the
plan the stock of
the four affiliates, Sanrico
Sportswear, Inc., Essex, Inc., Oxford, Inc.
class
stock
spectus,
receive
Chestnut Hill
This
processing
furniture a.nd
which
SEC
on
Dec.
6
covering 120,000
90,000 are to be offered for public
sale by the company and
30,000, being outsatnding stock, by the holders
thereof.
The offering will be made at
1,3 per share on a best efforts,
-two-thirds-or-none
basis
by Jay
W.
Kaufmann
&
Co.,
which
will
2115.
p.
of 88-06
statement
company
shares
income
oper.
194,
exhibition
television.
employees
211,988,210 219,912,783
operating
for
Computer Components, Inc.—Common Registered—
<
30,112,114
Railway
television
for
1961—10 Months—1960
$ " ' ''
;
files
the company has outstanding 1,488,722 shares of com¬
mon
stock, of which management officials as a group own
8.47t> The
prospectus lists 14 selling stockholders including A.
Schneider, president,
and Samuel J. Briskin, a vice
president, who propose to sell 45,933 and
17,829 shares, respectively, and others who
propose
to sell amounts
ranging from 522 to 8,495 shares.—V. 193, p. 701.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
of
commercials
preferred stock,
5
the creation and manufacture
variety of flavors for use by the baking and confectionery indus¬
tries
and
also
from'
the
stock
produces
sale
special
will
be
cake topping for bakers.
to engage additional
used
Net
proceeds
chemists
ior
"T
6
products,
and to acquire other companies
flavor
and-additive fields. Mn addition to
research on new
products in the food
or
which
Filtors, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Sec
29%'
32
his
of
bers
of
78.1%
constitute
familly
$1,58 -to
shares "from
$1.95
outstanding
presently
the
Battery
Ceramic Corp.,
&
This
Fla.,
whose..address .is
company,
filed
registration
a
.3,982,000
Fasfpak, Inc.—-Common Registered—
issue.—y." 194,
Shoup
1841.
p.
shares
National Bank
statement
of .common
with
the
stock... It-is
SEC
Building,
.
Nov.
on
proposed
to
basis.'
be
The
used
estimated
$100,000
net
proceeds
the
from
additional
build
to
stock
sale
automatic
(Will
will
to, acquire .and equip
additional
Kimball
-
135,000
to
of
snares
talization
certain
common
such
whereby
shares
then
Solow,
secretary
the
indebtedness,
stock
(after giving
shares
effect to
issued
were
for
exchange
in
outstanding), ,qf which Sidney Solow,-president,
and
treasurer,
28%
own
the
and
each.
,
200
Oscar
shares
Chairman
and' William
fields
various
approval
Upon
for
each
Subscription
-
Dec:
on
19,
net
the
plan
.
and
testing
of
of
one
its
Property, having abandoned ail worx
stoqk sale
in
Property,
at
Canada)
will
used
be
estimated
an
properties,
Boston
Creek
of
u-e
for
of
cost
The
otner iollowing unfavorable
(together with proceeds from a
on
from the stock sale
operations
the
on
$127,800, .and
to
Boston
meet
.'National Bank
payments
Jan.
required by .an option agreement for the purchase of said
the results of the exploratory work are satisfactory, the
use any balance of proceeds not yet expended together
other general funds as available to initiate the next phase of its
with
operations,
acquisition
tional
shafts.
tc
mine
use
balance
any
explore
If
and
results
itr.
of
proceeds and other general
other mining properties in the
develop
funds
to
these
claims, -.which
company
Virginia
of
June
on
be 1,838,307 shares of the
outstanding.—V. 194, p. 2333.
stock
1,
incorporated
was
in
the
acquire,
owed
writer,
< which
consideration
is
for
had
general
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
.
in
connection
with
the
sale
in
shares
that
the
50.000
account
shares
and
of
stock
company
interests
the
of
by
the
underwriter
the
for
its
The
the
company's securities. The company has
shares-.of common stock (with-an Oct. 13 book
which --Kirmond owns 700,000 shares.
1,106,571
pwn
of
Fields Plastics
This
tion
in
of
thereof
Bros.
be
&
Co.
Garibaldi
The
by
SE'C
to'be
-basis
public
N.
,5
registra¬
a
220,000
outstanding
the holders
for
price and underwriting
statement also includes
at
$18
share
per
of
(1)
the
•
.
S.
Fields,
22.3'/
Fie os
and
Fields
Irving
Schnur
I.
Schnur,
to
propose
board
sell
chairman,
73,333
shares
26.7%.
each,
73,334 shares.
333
North
Van
Ness
Ave.,
•v
;
of
public
sale
common
by
stock,
of
which
50,000
and
—V.
sale
decorative
in
purposes
for
agriculuural-applications.
Net
additional
with
its
stock,
operations
together
and
for
•
general
standing -870,275 shares
president, and Sylvin Z.
aJ, y' ^flnd, pi;opos,e
t0
of
proceeds
other
from
funds,
working capital.
common
Perry
own
stock,
and
and
fa
.,of
the
company's
company's
used
of
structural
commercial
be
15,000
sel1 '135,000
sale
and
for
,
and
sale
to
of
expand
The company has out¬
which David S.
Perry
of
629,340
7%stock sale, members of Perry's
bl.7
the
will
43,470
family
outstanding stock.—V.
shares,
shares,
as
Fi.tors, «Inc.—Proposed
mmiature
ington, t
of
and
this
will
group
be
on
a
;22-acre
Daley Road in
the
uariiCTiPmVng in the
Robert J.
■d
of
their
structure
tract -of .woodland
ground-breaking
own
south
64,000
new
with
two
of
roof
Jericho
the
were
the new p,ant wil1 include
using
automation
.second .generation '.
of; relays
dust.
techniques;
Planned
specifically
for
levels
SEC
be
for
for
on
which
receive
the
$157.50,
share.
per
and
shares
sold
be
to
shares to general counsel
r''•
3,250
"
$32.50.
15,750
Jerome
Marrow,
secretary,
50%, 25%
and 25%,
increase the book value of
Kwang
and
Tak
respectively.^ Sale
share.
Yue,
of
outstanding' stock
'1.
company
of
New
Shoup
(three
Mont
Mining
Corp.,, this
issue.—-V.
190,
820)
vice-
eral
is
Battery
Batiery
Under
com¬
bonds
'
%t,.,
•
will
be
used
•
to
property
gross
for the years
respectively.
additions
$52,567,000 and $64,114,000,
the General/Telephone Systems, the company
service
in :32
operating divisions, all .of
and Central California. The facilities
the
Bell
the
12
lines
with
telephone
of. other
com¬
./-'/ /VV1...',
Systepi.
months
ended
and
of
with
Sept.
total operating
1961,
30.
$137,194,155
to
total operating
$16,540,689
3.249,174
6,900,000
to
purchase
of
shares
of
of
of
1960.
year
the .sale
the
of
new
First
stock.
below have severally agreed
.followingm respective
principal
named
the
company
bonds;
new
Amount
Boston
Corp._$4,955.000
Securities
.
Equitable
/
Corp.
——
;
Dooliltle
Wm.
2,250,000
Inc.
R.
Ripley
&
New
&
&
Co.
York
:
V
Parke
H.
Robert
Inc.
Blair
W.
—V.
Co.____
&
Baird
&
&
194,
'
220,000
&
Lunt
220,000
Co
Biddle
Co.,_^:
Co.
-
J.
Stix
275,000
& •P-"riine__^._
220 000
110.000
&
275,000
Corp.
Inc.
Townsend,
Tyson
Townsend,
•
________
Close
.'■Kernel',
500,000
220,000
&
McKelvy & Co.
Co.„_.
p.
220,000
Sherrerd_i
Roberts
Rambo,
"550,000
220,000
& Co.—
Co.
Steele
D.
S.
825,000
Co.,
___^—
Securities
J.
Yarnall,
1,300,000
William
275.000
Watts
Schmidt,
Co.,
&
275,000
Co.
Bioren &
1,300,000
Pollock
275,600
Wallace
Butcher &
1,300,000
Hanseatic
Corp.
Win. ,kE.
K.
Baker,
Co.,.
1,300.000
Hirsciv
;$275,000
Co.,
&
.
Robert
2,250,000
Dickson
& Co.
Mericka
Joseph Walker :& Sons—
& Co.,
'
S.
J.;
Inc.
4,950,000
Goldman, Sachs &'Co.„i
Harriman
bonds,
30, 1961 was: $203,018,000 in
cumulative preferred stock
(par
common
purchasers
the
from
the
shares
net income
$129,074,256
and
revenues
calendar
the
in
Amount
The
Ovonter
"''//
amounted
company
compared
debt;
DeHaven
Ceramic
announced
York
New
new,
Corp.,
plan
Y.
H.
N.
Y.
and
&
110,000
110.000
—
110.000
Co.
Dubney
110,000
______________
2117.
corporation
to
be
President
'
Georgia
,the
namec.
authorized
Old
to
issue
General Battery
special
fof"
and
devices
holders
each
Railway oper.
Railway
General
common
shares
stock
of
Net
'
will
common
be
stock,
exchanged
par
share
a
one
of
of
a
.
receive
for
one
share
basis.
of .the
outstanding
85-
Filtors'
for
value
new
Filtors
one-hundredths
Battery,, common
outstanding..
stock
••
'/„
*
for
■
"
shareholders
General- Battery
new
common
(0.85)" of
each
share
a
Shoup
'share
of
•
1961—10 Months—1960
$318,003
$265,659
$2,942,551
266,020
271,371
2,668,257
$2,756,381
2,807,894
$51,983
<'$5,712
$274 294
<'$51,513
1,664
<I44,258
'186,374
<■440,295
operating, exps.
Net
rev.
ry.
from
oper.
ry. oper.
income
*Deficit.—V.
194,
Gibraltar
Financial hCorp./.oT
p.
2117.
$1.
receive
stock
stock¬
of. the
new
Shoup .^common
1
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
General
will
common
stock.
Florida
revenue
Gen¬
of
•
on
(%>
will
2,500,000
&
Period End. Oct. 31
The
consolidation- of
Noznesky,
J.
5." '•
Dec.
a
..
these
in¬
&
a
Washington,
Port
N.
proposed plan of consolidation the assets of the three
will become the assets of the new corporation which will
Battery stock
is
into
of
Inc.
Corp.,, of
the
companies
be
Filtors,
Machine
companies
two-thirds
the
the
B'lrnham &
-
to
connected
are
income
amounts
new
66c to
.
the
Southern
PURCHASERS—LThe
to
•
672.
p.
the
of
//
■
.
sale
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
effect
to
of the company at Sept.
Battery & Ceramic Corp.—Proposed Merger
Battery,
Voting
General
operation
meet
of
net
long-term
to
the
from
.the
capitalization
The
Seidman
by
basis
1990.
1,
from
of
in
principally
$18,203,201
and
share commission and. $15,000
per
includes
none
to
cost
telephone
located
are
panies,
to
39c
a
also
statement
$3.25
at
or
lower, interest
a
.
all
;Own
will
General
Honorable
manufacture
to
of
,
REVENUES—For
efforts
best
a
sale
Dec.
amount
part
local
furnishes
^
will
1962
and
BUSINESS—A
/
;43,125
' V :
at
Otherwise,
Is. estimated ,that
purposes.'It
Island, filed
a
registration
covering
100,000
shares
of
29
public
after
or
on
1966.
1.
discharge approximately $24,000,000 in short-term baiik loans/incurred
for- construction,
and the balance will also be used for constructionf
%
and. outstanding
Virgin
Nov.
on
offered
■/%.//;■!;:-.;///
refundable
not
Dec.
will
Turnpike
'
designed
for
105%
—$81,875
Thomas,
St.
the
to
The
Kurtz,
per
See
of
to oriticahy control air, ..humidity,and
of
redeemed
]■■■•..
.
of
with
General
ceremony
^eP&rtments (in.one building -will lead to
efficiencies
with-resultant savings in costs.
.
option
etc.
stops,
a
on
V/;./ V.'
98.967.
are
to
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
FINANCING
square
one .of the .most modern relay manufacturing centers in
ovoi'i v?i*
Will-!more than double the production capacity
i
to.Piltprs 'now. at -ItsaPort Washington location. Consolidation
a
door
PRESENT
TO
competitive sale:
they >are redeemable at the
the'company at regular redemption prices ranging from
those redeemed prior
to Dec. 1, 1962 to 100%
for those
prior
Clayton
1962,
'
The'bonds
pany
(W. P.)-Fuller & Co,—Proposed Merger—
p^n"fd.t® be
a
vinyl
shutters,
a
the 4%% coupon.
for
& Co., 99.14; Paine,- Webber, Jackson ;&
Stone. & Webster/Securities.'Corp.,; jointly,
White, Weld '& Co!,and Kidder, Peabody &
Stuart
Curtis, and
99.0699; arid
Co., jointly,
sey,
■
lumber
raw
$1.25)________-_—:—...Z-—\
;
V".;:
'/
(par
stock,
president,'
shares
Huntington; Lloyd Aspinwall, Jr.,
^hairman .and -president of Filtors; and Filtors vice presidents
if' Pai'ker- Andrew j. Deiches and Louis D. DeLalio.
The:;new - facility,...scheduled for
completion in the fall of
fBSlASpillW!11'yr''if,ai(1
pioduction line
purchases
Offered
Other bids for, the bonds, all as 4%s, came from Hal-
engaged
production
to
Rico
International
Limited,
a .company
whollyby Jerrold I. Kurtz, president of the company. /'
company
has outstanding 193,250 shares of common stock, of
which
2349.
section.
Flynn, Town Supervisor
features,
Fla.,
-
of 99.36%
The
board
'
is
Huntington Plant—
one-story
Elwood
Fla.
toothbrushes,;,
owned
manufacturer of hermetically sealed submicrominiature relays, broke ground Nov. 28 at
Hunt¬
l-L^.N.'Y., for the construction
located
near
Orlando,
of
doors,^exterior
1946.
p.
company
its
leading
loot; plant. j;The.attractive
bid
"V
shares
underwriter- for
$1.33
Officials
plastic
awarded the bonds/at
group was
The company was organized under the laws of the'Virgin Islands in
July 1961 and is engaged in designing, molding, manufacturing,, ex¬
porting and selling plastic artificial foliage and flowers.
The company
maintains a showroom and manufacturing plants, in Hong Kong, oper¬
ated
by its wholly-owned subsidiary, Rico Liinited, "-recently /'acquired
from
the
company's principal stockholders .in exchange for
171,000
company shares. The net proceeds from the stock sale will be used ,for
the purchase of
land, building and equipment in /the Virgin Islands,
suitaoie for manufacturing and assembling artificial loliage and flowers,
to employ personnel
at such plant, to purchase1 raw
materials, and
-for working capital.
The company presently sells substantially all of
respec-
respectively.
a
p.
189,
Miami,
Ave.,
.piece.-disposable
stock—authorized,-issued
shares
expenses.
the
industrial,
65,500
This, company
on Dec. 4 covering 200,000
shares are to be offered for
residential,
one
GIVING- EFFECT
offering will be made
& Williams, which will
manufacture
and
100,000
\
Seventh
W.
N.
of
it .ipto
common
194,
statement
the
used
7400
California—Bonds
of
Corp., New York City^'and Equitable
group
revenues
Sidney
Hawthorne,
panels
covering
—
Calif.,
plastic
of
Co.
Telephone
Corp., Nashville, Tenn., were joint managers
that offered publicly on Dec. ,'7 an issue
$25,000,000 of this firm's 4%% first mortgage .bonds,
series N, due Dec. 1,1991. at 100% to yield 4.625%. The
patents, ('equipment and .work-/
inventory,
Philco
of
Flower City Industries, Inc.—Common Registered— ;
the
translucent
A"
$162,000.
navigation, systems,
in test equipment for Doppler
reported.—V. 192, p. 2326.
company
of; the
Outstanding
Class A common stock
authorized 165,500 shares (par^
> :;
" $1.25)
issued and outstanding-7-before sale 5,500 shares; • •»/!•
Charles
.company
and
150,000
shares,
being outstanding
by the holdei^ thereof.
The offering will made on an all or
basis through underwriters headed
by White, Weld & Co.'
The
public .offering price and
-underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.. v *
v ■ \>
The company is engaged
primarily in the
reinforced
"Reg.
equipment,
Securities
ofiered ,at. $3,, thorugh ,'Meadow-
.."."'.""'f
3.4,500
none
Iiberglas.s
for
a
communications
$606,000;
Corona,
—The First Boston
%
-
•
for
General
N.-Y.
"
Class B
V
stoc.t,
»
filed
•
for
brisk business
a
the
'./"l'•
processes
'
after
u.a ^gLstra-tiqn ^atement- with, the SEC
shares
used
amounting
award
Force,
,
1961
Filon-Plasties Corp.-—Common Registered—
corporation -of
Hempstead,'
CAPITALIZATION
:
.
common
This
by
record-dividend
working .capital.
and
-
by others. In addition
and
be
1961
cent) -to -be
one
Inc.',
to
are
27,
Nov.
on
(.par
manufacture
company's
to certain indebtedness, the coinoutstanding 635,000 shares of common stock, of which Charles
President, and Sidney Fields, executive Vice-President, own
each,
shares
BUSINESS—The- company,
The
company is engaged,, in
^the manufacture and sale of various
types„of.yinyl plastic shee-diig Tr>>" "se in a •- tie ya^ietv ,of end products
manufactured
an. un^rplcem
mainl^nfyi
507,940 shs.
bank1
The
Distributing & Mfg./ Co,, Inc.—rClass A com¬
Offered—rPursuant. to a Nov. '24,-, 1961 offering cir¬
<
75,000
preferred stock held by the selling Stockholders, and. (2)'
-45,090 shares underlying 5-year warrants held
by certain partners of
the underwriter and others, exercisable at a price to be
supplied by
"
corporation
the
and
convertible
amendment.
share.
per
$70,000
•
-
Sept. 30, 1961, the bank
$23,884,000 and .net- operating earnto ,$2.21
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
cents)—______
25
(par
closed-circuit television, $49,000, U. S. Naval Ordnance
Calif.
'
//:%// /•/I''".////././:/; //'•/'/ .;////.,
GPL sales over the summer and through the fall have been marked
/
*
%
ended
Midland Securities Co., Inc., '/J&ansas /City,: Mo.,
publicly offered 60,000 shares of this firm's class A common stock at $5 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at
$245,000, will bemused for inventory,; new machinery,
by Sutro
terms are to
The
months
nine
FINANCING
Precision, Inc.—Receives Contracts-
Corp.,
and
Laboratory,
cular,
filed
J.,
covering
Air
installment
and
:
.V -
•.
the
personnel
estate,
:
Securities,
mon
5c
public sale by
through underwriters headed
conversion
upon
Lodi,
29
offered
offering
amendment.
issuable
Ave.,
Nov.
on
stock,
or.-none
on .an .all
supplied
shares
199
with The
common
real
Florida
Chemicals, Inc.—^Common Registered
of
company
statement
shares
agency
services.
Fiex-I-Brush
.
outstanding
value
of
pro¬
deposit facilities; individual and corservices;
correspondent bank services, <,and
ing- capital.
share), .of
per
basis
bank
The
safe
operating earnings of
taxes, of $5,740,000,..equal
Proceeds
of
Kirby
of
business,
predecessors.,,,J^v.e
common
who owns practically all of the
virtually all of the risk for the success
the company will be borne by the
public shareholders and the pur¬
of
its
i brook
outstanding stock of Kirmond,
chasers
the
on
Flex-I-Brush, Iuc.-^Files With SEC—
of
sale
31st
throughout its \ 86 ' year^K)pf
I9;$yfrently, cash
dividends "a.re, ,beipg paid -in ithe amount, of, ^7% ..cents • a, shar§,~ejftcn
quartef, qi-"^1.50 per yeaf.'
10U»
,
u'fl
^
v/
,n
then
by virtue
particularly
after
payments
Canada
were
total
-and.
company
under the option agreement .to
.Creek- Property, and (2)
to-sell to said under¬
50% -owned by Gerald Vincent Kirbyl
as
further
services
and
PRESENT
—__
Division has announced receipt of a number of
to over $800,000. This is in addition to the $2,Doppler navigation equipment GPL announced last
week. General Precision, Inc. is the principal operating subsidiary of
General Precision Equipment Corp.
The awards comprise test equipment and spares for maintenance of
Doppler radar equipment to the Aeronautical Systems Division, U. „S.
300,000
$72,600,000.
2611
company's GPL
contracts
exceeded
the
opera¬
634.
p.
General
The
the
its present name in 1929. At
United States on the basis,of its
$894,000,000,
which
services;
and
special
ings,
by- the
its
others;
EARNINGS—For
-
company shares, 60,000 shares at Tc each, which
sold, to the public for $17,423. The prospectus states
such transactions
and-relationships and mpre
.
trust
many
had
of
.
collection
Boston
the
for
and
porate
-
In
purchase
—V.1194,
the
in
exceeded
iunds,
of
at
located
and
notes
stock
Common
re¬
under
laws
commenced
are
Authorized
adopted
1887,- and
28th
chartered
and
facilities
company's
the
under
Nov. >26,>3954,
on
The
1955.
Road, Arlington, Va.
inception, the company
its
Short-term
banking services, which include commercial and savings
individuals,
partnerships,
corporations,
municipalities,
loans;
Kirmond
consideration
in; 1875,
organized
was
ranked
capital
banks
previously been purchased by
for $6,500,
have since been found to be worthless after
ti;U,e
expenditure of $10,855.32 6f th£ company's funds in exploration
thereof
September 1961 Kirmond; agreed to (1) transfer 150.000 shares of
its holdings of company stock
,to,.Robert Alfred Coutts as part of -the1
,
it
of
deposits,-which
total
accounts
area. >' In
January
1961,;.-the company acquired from Kirmond Corp; Ltd. (controlled by
Gerald .Vincent Kirby, secretary-treasurer of the company)
14 mining,
claims
in
exchange
for
750,000
common
shares.
According to the
prospectus,
Act
vides complete
of a mining plant and addi¬
unsatisfactory the company plans
are
1961,
bank
were
Nov.
a
CAPITALIZATION
'
and -engineering
the
1,
total
If
plans to
company
for
EUSINESS—The
Creek
($40,000)
property.
shares in January, 1962, total capital" funds, including
contingencies, will total' $92,668,421. • v \ .
•
"
"
^
40C;000
serve
year
taxes
Stock Offered-—Pur13, 1961 prospectus, Balogh & Co.,' Iric.,sWashington, D, C., and Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc., St.
Paul, Minn.;, publicly offered 200,000 shares of this firm's
common
stock at $3.50 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $612,500,000, will be used by the company for
research and development, manufacture of tape testers
/and cleaners, . working capital, repayment of debt, ex¬
pansion of marketing program' and purchase of addi¬
tional equipment./The stock was all sold.
^
to
instrumentation,
stock, to be offered for public sale on an agency best efforts'
G. V. Kirby,& Associates Ltd., of Toronto. The public offering
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds from the financing, $2,000,000 will
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
be added to the bank's capital account, which will t.»us be- increased
The company was organized in September 1960 and is the owner of
-i'to $23,000,000, and $9,000,000 will
be added to Its surplus account, •/■
ceitain claims and has an option for the purchase of other claims to
which will be increased to $43,000,000.
Upon completion of the cur¬
mineral mining properties in Ontario. It is presently engaged in the
rent/financing, and the distribution of a stock dividend in the amount
exploration
fiscal
would
there
common
basis by
results. Net proceeds
last
after
the
earnings
has performed research and de¬
fields of electronics, mechanical engineering,
mathematics.
In addition, it has designed, de¬
veloped, and produced various products for sale to both United States
•Government agencies and commercial customers.
It has also performed
mathematical services for such agencies and customers in connection
with the logical design and the use and application of computers.
1961.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
/ Smith
Iric.,! New
City, and Equitable Securities Corp.,1'Nashville,
are joint
managers of a group whichiis underwriting the
offering.
/"/:'•./-•/; '■■'it'::''./."'
./
of
for
companies
aggregate
General Kinetics, Inc.—Common
■suant
Since
Merrill
common
three
,'City, $1,000,000 of 5%% capital notes due Dec. 1, 1981,
—V. 194, p. 1507.
velopment
•York
-
of
BUSINESS—The
share, on the basis of one addi¬
shares held ,of record1 Dec. 5,
expire
and
the
General Finance Corp.—Notes Sold: Privately—Dec. 5,
11961, it was reported that this company had sold pri¬
vately through Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, New York
tions
13
rights will
aipproved-'nyj the boards of directors of
Slloup, is subject to the approval of twoeacji of/the three corporations.
Special
scheduled" by Filtors on Dec. 15, 1961; by
by General Battery on Dec. 19, 1961.
are
of
Battery
-Ghirlington
at $56 per
share
of
i
Dial,,is/President. ?
H.
and
$25,717,879;
^Commonwealth
:1961.
registra¬
a
Board
is
tional
Investments Ltd.—Common Registered
Fidelity
in
fits
/'///.
This company of 62 Richmond St., Toronto, Canada, filed
tion
statement with the SEC on
Nov. .30 covering 800.000
services
totaled
tional shares
outstanding
recent recapi¬
a
specialized
been
1961;
sales
ing to Stockholders—The bank is offering to holders of
common stock the right to subscribe for 200,000 addi¬
has
company
and
First National Bank in'Dallas (Texas)—Rights Offer-
packaging machinery.
In .addition
advice, Counsel
banking policy and operation. After the exchanges, management
officials .as. a. group
t-on the basis of their holdings of
stock of the
banks) will own 8.6%- of the company's outstanding stock. Comer ,J.
facilities;•-$125,000
to repay existing short-term bank obligations incurred to., provide work¬
ing capital'and additional inventory; and $125,000 for working capital
to be msed -for general-corporate
purposes,
including advertising and
promotion and research and development,
particularly in automatic
machines.; :$150.000
provide
meetings
net
new. General
of
packaging
has
stockholders
Dec., 18,
on
each
,
covering
8
$500,000
the
such-shares
with
follows:
as
which
Monday, December 11, 1961
..
$1,430,406.
Orlando,
29
offer
.
.
Battery, Filtors
Annual
in exchange for
the outstanding capital stock of four Florida banks
Benson Place, Freeport, N., Y., filed a registra-...
,as follows: 3.38 shares for each of the 250,000 outstanding shares of
the SEC on Nov. 30 covering 125,000 shares of
The Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville;
33.1 shares for each of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share.
The
the
20,000 outstanding
snares
of The Exchange National - Bank ^ of
offering will be unade ton a ;best efforts all or none basis by Arnold
(Tampa; 2.5 shares for each of the 750,000 outstanding snares of The
Malkan & Co., Inc.. which will receive a $.584 per share commission
First National
Bank
of
Miami; and three shares for
each
of the
and-$27,000 for expenses.-The statement also includes (1) 20,000 shares
-200,000 outstanding shares of The First National Bank of Orlando.
underlying' 5-year .options to be sold to the underwriter for $200, exer-jEacn of the four proposed constituent tanks is engaged in the gen¬
cizable at from $2 to $3 ,per share, and 121 30,000 snares, wnich may
eral .commercial banking business in Florida,
and each maintains a •
be issued under the company's restricted stock option plans.
.trust
department. -The exchange offer is
conditioned,
among
other
Organized tunder vNew.!,York, law,in December 1/60, the company disthings,, upon' the company acquiring not less than 51%
of tne .out¬
tributes (in ,its lown-'packages-.and. in bulk a complete line,of nuts, bolts,
standing snares of -eacn of the four banks. In the event' the, exchanges /•
screws,
rivets, washers ; and other ,fastener devices manufactured prin¬
are: consummated,
the company will become a bank holding .company
cipally by. others for industrial, commercial and-.consumer uses.
It
-.and will act as
controlling stockholders of its constituent banks,' It
also/manufactures .some of*such products ,on a .limited, .special order
This, company-of
tionnstatqinent
plan,
of
stockholder
-
this
First Bancorporation of Florida, Inc.—-Files Exch. Plan
share.
per
General
of
f
value of outstanding,
Sale of the new stock will increase the book
shares.
The
General
thirds
<S.-Sweet, president,-and Irving B. Reiss, vice president, own
and 15.62%, respectively.^ The holdings of Sweet and all mem¬
Robert
stringent requirements of reliability necessary in the suc¬
development-of future -space -and (missile needSi-rV. -194, p. 1841.
cessful
the
'indebtedness,
certain
of common stock,-of
shares
166,667
outstanding
has
company'
creasingly
and to do
products
present
of
development
further
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2550)
/';•/"'•" "■•./'
Offered—Public
4 M> %
convertible
offering
of
California—Debentures
$5,500,000
subordinated
of
tbis
debentures <due
1976 at par,, plus accrued interest, from Dec,
made Dec. 7 by a group jointly managed by
firm's
Dec;. 1,
1. 1961, was
White, Weld
.MttwrMMttn
Volume
194
*"•
rrtwMMHni mntm.
Number 6115
.«■.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(2551)
&
Co.,
New
York
City,
and
Dean
Witter
&
Co.,
Francisco.
the
company's
stock
of
The
proceeds
short-term
Tne
Gibraltar
Beverly
Financial
balance
of
acquisition
designed
bank
Hills
to
financing
loans
and
to
will
be
used
a
Trust
to
in
which
capital
stock.
general
to
development,
operations
of
estate
for
or
the
j
by
other
snare,
will
be
redeemable
company.
The
at
existing
future
and
to
the
owns
equity
securities
of
Gibraltar
in Beverly
Savings
■the
July, 1961, acquired its substantial holding of
capital .stock
of
The
Beverly Hills
National Bank
addition, the company owns the capital stock of
outstanding
Trust
&
Co.
In
-
ices,
and
acts
EARNINGS
tions
its
for
923.
the-nine
trustee
as
of
Securioy
under-real
agent.:through
its
months
ended
subsidiaries
of
Dec.
the
1,
194,
Sept.
reflect
to
30,
current
and
of
estate
results
for
of
the
company
subordinated
shares of capital stock,
..."■//'"v '■
Glickman
.
This
with
of
501
the
Fifth
SE'C
stock. Such
common
'
Ave.,
New
30
covering
Nov.
on
shares may
York
and
of
Hidden
See
Co.
'
The
Ahrens
the
"
class
loans
of-all
stock
incurred
the
publishes
will
in
be
and
applied
connection
outstanding
trade
shares
magazines
field.
certain
to
Corp.,
trusts)
sell
this
President,
an
65,000
and
Dec.
on
to
the
(par...JO
....
John
The
of
493,303
each.—V.
in
2121.
p,
1961
Proceeds
White
three
trains,
toys,
Honolulu
With
filed
be
to
a
SEC—
"Reg.
to
are
A"
Gas
Plains
discount
Rd„
the
for
stores
in
the
household 'appliances,
Bronx,
is
•
its
partners including
partners—V. 194, <p- 1613.
.general
M.
M.
Ferer
and
James
bicycles,
etc.
400
Graham,
ecutive
share to
a
Great
This
dealers;—V.
Southern
320,000
public
sale
Courts
&
on
Co.
of
-
all
an
or
Bank
with
interest
the
The
Annex,
Nov.
on
Trust,
through
underwriters
underwriting
-anu
to
•
was
created under Georgia
law in November 1961 and
qualify as a real estate investment trust with the purpose
of providing investors with an
opportunity to own, through the shares
estate.
Net
properties.
terest,
„
the
in
diversified
proceeds
The
which
of
each,
.
has
Richard
underwriter),
33.2%
from
Trust
the
sole
outstanding
W.
and -T;
and
c'nsisUng
orope ~ci«s
the
stock
Courts,
Richard
trustees
as
will
15,050
principally
be
(and
of
senior
trustee,
Green Valley Construction
This
of 97-36
company
stock,
will
to
be
by
on
(1)
the
efforts
$16,000
all
fee
per
or
$5.25
The
which
(whose
Landscape
&
of
Construction
general
will
name
Co.,.,
contractor
be
Inc.,
rnx
for
nursery
from
the
shrubs
consisting of
Sales
statement
flat
stock
and
trucks
sale
trees,
and
for
warrants
oullaozers.
be
A
for
State
sold
purchase
to
the
of
purchase
of
In
addition
shares
to
of
certain
common
V"
a
stock
(after
shares
the
has
company
giving
will.be
effect
issued
Conditional
to
cash.
Sale
of
new
$1.50
shares
to
will
$2.78
increase
'.
is
Hawaii/'
.
.
in
the
book
value
of
of
and
in-urban
cial
i96a bV-pfoduct
its
.
fuel
the
in
of
GIVING
The
source.
the
of
or
due
March
5%%cumul,4
pfd.
stock'
194,
1,
of
,
PRESENT
Authorized
$4,000,000
15,
*
'
..
shares
on
750,000
,,
and
shares
The"
vestment
ahd
Hoosier
-
...
.Net
Net
—v.
rev. from
ry.
oper.
194,
•i ■>■*>. f
j
exps.
,
W.
in
Park, N.
used
'
?•"
48th
Japan
St.,
-
ing
Nov.
on
28,
:
.
corporate purposes.
is .'.epgagpd inthe. purchase
"Reg.
a
(no
par) of which 11,339 will be offered
stockholders and 30,000 to the public, both
offering will be underwritten
Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind.
to
working
of
be. used
for
by
preferred
of
Bluff ton,
Ind.,
is engaged
;
•
in
-
the
•"
processing and
■
•
•
ry. pper.
-.income—.
2117.
(j;
■»•*:
$1,885,741
•
$6,835,701
.
$63,958,647
$64,032,476
5,070,327
48,518,782
50,794,592
$1,765,374
602,896
$15,439,865
518,223
■'
„•
v.'
.?•!•.{vto*
-
•
:U
Hackencack Water Co.^-Bonds Sold
1961, it was-reported that this firm
through First
Boston Corp., and
class
'..i
h
3,306,091
I'
v.
--i
••
r
.
•
•
.
Ay.
Privately—Deg.5,
had
sold
privately
White, Weld & Co., New
of
the
additional
common
intends
stock,
in
mortgage. pipeline
to
program
an
will
expansion
provide,
."pipelines,
."
Any
and
shares
employees
of
among
other
construction
unsubscribed
the
company
25,
of
incorporated
was
is
the
offices
$4,030,000
research
located
are
company's
is expected to ;cost $30,350,000.
This
things; "for expansion of capacity for Tits
a
liquid hydrocarbons extraction-plant.
to
laws
proprietorship
and
and
at
Farwell
7
of
sale
production
T
•;
pursuant
to
the
subsidiaries
rights
at
the
will
be
offered .'to
subscription
price.
■'•'
■
Association
of
op¬
optical
control.
St., Nexton<
but
rights
is
■
subject
which
give
GIVING
*
51%
the
of
will
A
company's
continue
to
outstanding
hold
such
51%
completed.
.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
.
Outstanding
$83,000
$72,500
400,000
390;0ao
($1
-
700,000 shs.
par)
'118 shs.
395.292 shs.
300,000 shs.
(non-voting, $1
B
,1
500 shs.
201,588 shs.
par )
Corp.—Class B Common Stock/Of¬
Nov
a
publicly,
22, 1961 prospectus, this com¬
without
underwriting, 30,000
and
working
capital.
The office of the company is at 52 Wall Street, N. Y.)C.
has caused Jefferson Growth Fund, Inc. to be organ¬
laws
of
as
the
Slate
of
Maryland.
investment
an
issued
has
It
The
but
company
securities.
no
is
Fund
at
plans
to
it
has
that
the
present
contemplated
primary source of income will be the fee to be 'received
the Fund under the management agreement, and there is
thai 'such agreement will continue in effect or that the
of
compensation
has
company
Corp.
and
act
also
as
in
investment
of
source
The
the
and
until
the
the
not
be
organization
State
of
The
the
reduced.
Jefferson
of
Delaware
of
of
a
me
Puna
scock
of
"Contractual
issueu
the
and
'i.s
Plan"
will
snares
shares
company's
capital necessary to pay the expenses
it
connscted with
a
tne
-
operations
nas
of
offering
is
have
to
Fund.
from
Dis¬
which
plans
company
underwriter
underwriter
of
income
no
of
purpose
the
the
principal
shares
had
income
of
of the company.
sponsor
the
has
company
laws
the
as
will
company
initiated
the
subsidiary
Distributor
the
to
also
under
the
for
;
have
to
the
is -to
bring¬
initial
end investment com¬
to the public and
and distributors
selling the shares of these various companies.
The success of the
company will depend upon the ability of the Distributor to meet , this
competition and increase the net assets of the Fund.
Therefore, it
cannot be predicted at the present time when, if ever, the income of
any of these companies will be sufficient
la pay ihe.r operaang ex¬
panies
there
which
is
keen
period.
are
There
currently
competition
are
160
over
offering
among
open
their
shares
mves-inem
dealers
penses,
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Class
A
common
stock
(10
cents
par)
Outstanding
2'J;000 sns.
120,000 shs.
Class
B
common
stock
(10
cents
par)
—V.
193,
p;
20,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
1227.
i
v,'..' J-,'
.
Kenwin Shops,
•'
-
•
;
: t '
•*
•
.
dated Nov.
and
.........
Inc.—Common Offered—In a prospectus,
of
and
the
of
"Spencer
name
a
ing the shares of the Fund to the public for sale and to pay the
operating expenses of the company and The Fund and the Distributor
loans
which
was
the
,tlie
voting
no
Articles
and
common)
been
Counsel
and
from
public.
market-
bank
(for
issues
assurance
•
to
and
under
under
successor
-
bonds
shares
both
manufacture
carries
1960 'hold
B
has
business
it
The
apply proceeds from the sale
together with proceeds from sale of
$21,580,000 .first
representing benefi¬
priqe
scientific
the
class
company
the
Fund
expan¬
Dec. 4. Rights
Dec. 19,: 1961. The offering is being under¬
by a group of investment firms headed jointly
by Blyth & Co., Inc.,'Lehman Brothers and Allen & Co.,
New York City. V'. ; V.
V;
company
our
stock (for the company)
number «of <class !B
offered
expenses
assets,
the
will expire
PROCEEDS—The
to
service
848.
p.
wholly owned
written
-
behind
better
Corp., Boston, offered publicly,
note—
stock
tributors
Houston Corp.-—Rights Offering to Stockholders—The
corporation is offering to holders of its common and class
rights to subscribe at $9.75 per share for 759,912
shares of additional common at the rate of one new
$13,237,884
4,133,199
....
"
stock
obtain
...
said.
Hunt-organization
;
(class
mortgage
The
41,939
preferred
A stock
..
p.
.»
5,038,961
June
under
no
•-
Brawner
2442.
p.
•
of
offering
by
capital.
pf fertilizers.
■■■/
stock
company's
States.
stock,
Mr.
still
and
common
The
field
in
common
manager.
for
of
us,"
the
products
England"
executive
A
Jefferson
no
at $6.75 per
Securities & in¬
Patterson
redemption
$324
ing
dated
engage
,
Co.,
are,
than
more
—
company
used
provisions
the
rates
to
of
resources
new
like
a
primary
v
class
The
covering
A"
of
name
Its
194,
ized
,
filed
1961
of
firm's
divisions.
for
promissory note due Nov. 15, '72
pfd. stock (non-cumu, $100 par)__
and
the United
the
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated under
the laws of the
state of Delaware on Jan. 19, 1961 .for the purpose of sponsoring the
organization of a mutual fund and acting; as its investment adviser
[
'
in
chain
a
1960
shares of its class B common stock at $10 per share. Net
proceeds, estimated at $270,000, will be used dlor organi¬
••
N. Y.,
their distribution
and
with
'In
established in 1926.
The present name was
adopted
Initially, the company engaged solely in the sale of scientific
instruments.
In
1942, the company began manufactu)
sational
405,162 shs.
'
transactions,
million.
Net proceeds from the sale of the class A.
by the cohipan^ for the repayment
pany-offered
Y.
for., general
the
fered—Pursuant to
share, for each six shares held of record
$6,924,702
the
$27
officials
be used
V
.
39,500 shs.
.-
in
share.
Common
29, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 76,500
cents) to be offered at $3.75, through Sun¬
Rego
be
corporation
common
share.
and working capital..
4.v.-.V i • ,1- ....
Guayaco of Guayanilla, Puerto Rico, is
engaged in the manufacture
and sale of
hassocks,'bench seats and leg rests.
•
operating
the
sales
containers
638%
37,500 shs.
.
a
stock
include—in addition to Hunt
Snowdrift, 'Ohio Matches, and
forward
step
provide
CAPITALIZATION
■/. %
425,000 shs.
net
and
metal
stockholders).
Mass.
Com.
50,000 shs.
'
and
With
to
company's
—V.
37,500 shs.
.
and
same
the
Nov.
10
42
pearls
1937.
5'/2%
600,000
-
Hunt
growth-minded
;
;
1.
1,000,000
1'
Inc.-,
Securities,
the
voting
the
832,500
•
total
which
Oil
a
$4,000,000
1,000,000
—
,
(par
Proceeds ,are. to
common
ucts
oper. .revenue—"
in
some
states.
1935
after
1,250,000
B_
reported
interests,
as
-
.
series
$10)_
...
corporation
of
in
900,000
1986___
11
in
trust
adminis¬
Outstanding
r
of
holders of class A common the
right to be represented on the board
of
directors by two directors nominated by a
majority of vthe, ♦out¬
standing class A common stock.
The four voting trustees of a 'voting
.
*
Iloosier Soil Service, Inc.—Files With SEC—
corporation on Nov. 24, 1961 filed a "Reg. A"
covering 36,000
shares ipar 10c) to be offered at
$5, through I. R. E. Investors
Corp., Levictown, N. Y.
Proceeds are to be used for
equipment, debt repayment, new prod¬
Railway
Railway
of
firms,
Massachusetts
to
with
1,250,000
,
Honora, Ltd.—Files With SEC—
The
Guayaco Corp.—Files With SEC—
1961—10 Months—1960
value
two
New
The
FINANCING
f
towards
boards
also
move
major
a
Company
ville,
division,
utility rendering gas service
1984_^_^—
stock;
tpar
p., 1720.
Honora
The
,
0.525
involved
are
a
the
of
Tne
common
RR.—Earnings—
of
throughout the west."—V. 194,.
erations.
appliances.
gas
purpose
'
TO
glass
be
been
instrumentation
liquefied
Co.
;
EFFECT
its
no
1961—Month—1060
of
directed
respective
accelerate
the
Hunt
interests
optical
Bonds—
5 !/4% -series
Proceeds
Ohio
394,000,
market, has
of
com¬
contract
\. "
a
-
lines
for
,
Jan.
sion
&
their
ratio
4,500 voting trust certificates
of
refilled
the
:
Co., ;paint manufac¬
that representatives of
7
to
Lens
is
tanks
and
20%
4J)
debt, and working capital.,
-6%
due
cultured
out¬
through Blyth & Co., Inc., New York City.—V. 193,
Gulf, Mobile
and
BUSINESS—The
snare.
2325 and 2435.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Hunt
various
expect
'
per
take
Commonwealth
divisions
several
only public
series
shine
-
of
will
per
of
the
on
provided
premises
Equipment
several
but
lines
gas
Inc.—
Brawner, Board Chairman of Fuller,
President, said in a joint statement.
items—Wesson
shares will
provides
company
Co.
H.
•
contained
this
Gas
due
common
& Dunlap,
Inc.—Secondary Stock .Offering6, 1961, it was reported that a secondary offering
52,760 shares of this firm's common stock had been
made
of
~
The
re¬
Grosset
p.
retailer
Division.
Gas
company
of
Common
Dec.
of
.
subsidiaries,
no
through
Isle
Mortgage
.—V.
$7.,500
the
Island
The
,
.
outstanding
proposed
a
the
company: under
-
Honolulu
.
'j-o
exchange for the
shares now outstanding), of which
Joseph Totino, president, John
Cascione, secretary,, and Vincent Marando,
treasurer,, will own 30,000
shares each. They purchased such
shares for an aggregate of
In
its
and
has
operates
the
promiss. notes'due Oct. 1, 1969
Preferred stock (par $20)
"
%
6%
preferred
stock
(cumulative-
200
standing stock from
distributor
a
by
from
AV%%
•
indebtedness,
whereby such
of
>•••
approximately
-
equipment
certain
Island
utility
customer's
derived
California.
5V»%.
Contracts
90,000
of
through
'
chattel
capitalization
Co.
the
i960
.
satisfv
*
Tne—;—* "4.0
&
discussions
exchange
A.
and Clayton Securities
'60,000 shares of class A
furnishing
on
the
propane)
on
were
its
Kauai.
Aug. •-1,^ 19-76-W—■
4%%. series due Oct. 1, 1981—
landscaping,,
new
Fuller
—
the
October
to
on
and
or
In
purchased
3%% 'series
sidewalks and curbs;
for
placed
CAPITALIZATION
$7,500
.
used
ex¬
.
located
Maui
needed.
revenues
company
The
3c
for equipment
previously purchased and loans secured
mortgages on equipment, to satisfy a first mortgage on
realty owned by the company, to acquire
ownership of realty presently
used, as the company's
storage yard, to retire short-term loans, and lor
working capital.
by
Oil
;
sewers,
Jones,
Jarrell-Ash Co.
Securities Offered
Pursuant to a
Nov. 30, 1961
prospectus, I'Stearns & Co., New York City,
the
'
.
in¬
at
of
and
to customers
^ 'Kfl
'
Prior
.
not
gas-(butane
as
is
gas
includes, thfc
changed
to
Green
Valley
shortly,
is
engaged
in 'the
be
the
to
share.
per
sub-contractor
will
also
underwriters
$5.25
=
v
per
sold
gas
we
on
Kahului
4J)
'
<4j)
,
Inc.
laws
including its principal
operation as a Honolulu gas utility, the Hilo Gas Utility Division/the
Maui Gas Utility Division and the Honolulu Gas Equipment Co. which
First
excavating, grading and the installation of
proceeds
60c
as
The
underwriters
a
Smith
Barney .&
onpec.
to
agreed
resources
1961
merger,
us,
.$8
mixture.
Hawaii,
are
company
tration
offering
receive
The
expenses.
acts
common
The
Oahu,
which
petroleum
own
of
through
will
conditionally sold to the
10,000 shares underlying 5-year
(2)
shares
P.
conducting
an
Fuller,
further
Its
has
in
pany's operating
registration
a
share.
shares
company
business
Net
basis
none
for $100, exercisable at
payable to Edmund Caplan.
is
filed
at
underwriters
tinder's
Y.,
80,000
Corp.
for
N.
and
The
Division^(non-utility)
customers
petroleum
Standard
covering
sale
Securities
and
Corona,
29
this
surburban
Isle. Gas
to
the .company
by
Corp.—Common Register'd
Ave.,
Nov.
public
best
a
12,500
share, and
per
for
Williamson
commission
cludes
to
offered
made
headed,
share
be
50th
on
W.
totalling
to
food
customers
of
certain
its
of
The
/statement with the SEC
and
cylinders
In¬
of
corporation
areas
Co.
throughout its history.
It is
well
.known, I believe, that during the past year we have been
actively
seeking the means "for further expansion and diversification.
Through
classified
were
a--system
Islands
100%.
group
Hawaii
the Taws
for
"This
„
..liquefied
such
partner
and
paint and glass retail outlets in
just over $76 million.
products
..
.
toluene-xylene
service
gas
real
in
beneficial
Garlington, -executive
a
of
invested
shares
trustee
a
.
crude
a
Through
to
interest
an
of
Hawaii.
utility
r
surburban
•
Trust
intends
public
some
the
principal business
St., Honolulu.
Biship
Inc.^._^Tr;_ 4JO
&
<fe
Smith,
announced
have
current
the
fiscal
'"Fuller
a
non-utility function. The gas is distributed
approximately 390 miles of .mains. In Hilo,
areas
of
Oahu, liquefied petroleum
gas
is distributed through independent underground systems. These
Utility operations accounted for approximately 78%. of the company's
operating revenues in 1960.
;
by
terms are
of
Its
under
4.0
totaled
certain
Kahului
for
headed
Island
State
150
For
in
-through
covering
offered
and
under
1904.
7050
*'
operations
Atlanta,
30
be
to
and
•
public oifering price
be supplied by amendment.
'
The
SEC
the
the
2,
at
operating
an
existing
Incorporated
was
Aug.
Honolulu
on
in
It
on
corporation
a
Honolulu
Registered—
Building.
the
in
basis
none
all
Tadturihg
National
statement
beneficial
is
to
Hilo
Maui,
plant
Trust—Sees.
Hawaii.
are-located
company
service
Oahu,
concession of $1.60
a
1842.
p.
Estate
First
registration
a
shares
194,
Real
200
of
company
filed
Ga.,
share with
per
of
Hawaii
offices
The
/gas
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. The offering
priced at $65%
was
State
Territory -of
Inc.—Secondary Stock
is
4.0
Inc.
Industries, Inc.—^Proposed Merger—
Foods,
Simon,
the
Fuller
branded
St.,- San Francisco, have been named
Proceeds will be,used by the com¬
for the repayment of loans and for expansion.
BUSINESS—The; company
secondary offering of 350,was made through
a
of
shares,
million
California
pany
%
Inc.
Co.
Pierce,
<&
Scharff
,
4.0
contemplates
share
Norton
;sales
subscription agents.
000 shares of this firm's common stock
Merrill Lynch,
Rights Offering to Stock¬
—
'
state, will
expansion of its already substantial
serves
to strengthen the continuing
emphasis Hunt-has placed on strong consumer brand franchises.
In more than 100 years' operation Fuller
hasvgrown into the West's
largest manufacturer of pamt, varnish and
held of record Nov. 7.
Rights will expire Dec. 15.
underwriting is involved.
Bishop Trust Co. Ltd.,
441 So. King St.,
(Honolulu, and Bank of California, N. A.,
%of'the
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
Offering—On Dec. 5, 1961,
&
Hunt
Combining
No
c/..
/v
which
enable
five
of
individual
Fener
4.0
Co.__
representatives
each
over
Co., Ltd.
■'
'
Co.,
&
&
•
Francisco,
market position,
holders—The company is
offering common stockholders
the right to subscribe to
73,062 additional shares at
$20 per share on the basis of one new share for each
.partnership units representing at least $615,000 of the
original capital contributions consent to accept shares in
payment,
the company,
at its option, may terminate the purchase agreement...
.Upon receipt of the shares by Associates the shares will be distributed
to
of
San
which, at
in
engaged
selling
&
.2667.'
Freres
Lynch,
lacquer,
paid in cash in any event). The leasehold is owned by the
company
through
its .wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Caryn -Realty
Co.;
and
the
operating sublease was acauired by .n somtes 'n I960 from Glickman
Corp. of Nevada, wholly-owned by Louis J. Glickman, board chairman.and president of the
company.
The agreement provides that unless
holders
of
Hunt
general corporate
Y.,
price
common
..
'
'
Ripley
Merrill
4.0
___
tWo
and
/
covering 100.000
through Richard
N.
new
1
Lazard
firms
have
beep
merging the two companies.
plan
$3,
Bronx,
underwriting
of
Kidder, Peabody
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
4.0'
& :.Co.__„_
Sachs
Hunt Foods
•
used
be
the
,
.
Harriman
11.2
Forgan
193,
Officials
at
offered
and
severally
subscription
shares
'
Union
p
each;
V
%:
■
,
have
'
22.4
Co.^^.
Boston Corp._^
Goldman,
The
192,
serving
'Florida
pursuant to the stockholders
-
___22.4
;
&
■
—V.
1159.
p.
in
as
record
shares
194,
of
at 'the
the
of
"■
%
of
operates
systems
below
conditions
company
names
■&
Louisi¬
Beach.
listed
offers,
'
Co.
First
Glore,
of
and
the
their
subscription
Dillon,
Securities
outstanding
hold
&
Eastman
(a N.
■the
terms
from
and
communities
shall not be subscribed for
as
employees
Allen
in
books
gas
other
Daytona
Gas
and
.
,
2717-25
operation, of
electric
purchase-agreement between the company and 42 Broadway Associates
Y. limited partnership) under wmcn tne
company has the option
to purchase the operating sublease owned
by Associates to the lease¬
hold on 42 Broadway, New York
City, for $704,500 or, in lieu of cash,
-eight class A shares, for, each $100-of the purchase price ($19,500 to
a
1.
cents)
->
,.
.
the
to
Lehman .(Brothers
;
has
(or
own
aggregate
shares
issue.—V.
Co., Inc., N. Y.
of
natural
certain
set opposite
Texas
of
pipeline
Texas
transmission
also owns
distribution
underwriters
purchase
for
areas
Its
1957.
Houston
system
company
serving
Blyth & Co., Inc
with"
of
\
Mulholland, Jr.,
shares
Honig's
A
to
percentage
stock offered
Gascoigne, Board Chair¬
S.
cprporation
&
system
in
and
producing
"Tne
Co.,
Lakeland,
subject
agreement,
by
Splendor Mining Co.—Seeks Tenders for Pre¬
;'■/%/'.'
/■■
Atlas
Florida.
Corp.
pipeline
a
Gulf Coast
Utilities
Orlando,
agreed,
The
supplied
'
additional
Honig's-Parkway, Inc.—Files
$1
pursuant
company
"
basis
none
&
be
lor
registration
of
of
bank
1961
restaurant
James
purposes.
a
sale
of
August
common
shares
to
ferred Stock—
1
filed
be issued by the
portion
Bruce
54,800
'
•
or
Rhoades
in
distribution
gas
turers
Corp.—Class A Registered—
company
statement
"f
•
"1
all
an
are
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
de¬
1,031,606
p. ' 1507.
'• -V
'
on
Loeb,
terms
a
operate
'
company's
they ^propose
'
.'
M.
Gas
Miami,
public sale
stock, by the
from
incorporated
was
Transmission
and
markets
Floiida
for
outstanding
made
Carl
'
a
fields
trustees
;snd
$1,914,capitali¬
outstanding
convertible
be
by
underwriting
'•
of
hotel .and
as
„
and ^
net
and
of
reserve
of
opera-
-
being
offered
books
man,, and
Division.'
of
will
headed
be
addition to certain
indebtedness, the company
;JL,000,000 shares of eommon stock. "T. Richard
Serv¬
-deeds
$7,768,424
insurance
financing,
$5,500,000
1976
1961
income
Federal
Allied
Insurance
CAPITALIZATION—Unaudited 1
consist
due
value.—V.
par
serves
appropriation
completion of the
will
bentures
and
company,
insurance
an
AND
■
escrow
before
Upon
zation
an
which
as
consolidated
earnings
•
Co.,
company
a
trust,
'-V
Escrow
shares,
offering
to
are
company
Coastal
own
gas
to
ana
New York, filed a registration
covering -150,000 shares of com¬
29
,i'-"fTn
.
Pioneer
130,000
and
Ave.,
shares
Corp.,
natural
Registered—
principal business is the publication of the magazine
Design,"- a trade magazine in the electronic field.
Net
payment
scientific
Association
Of'Beverly. Hills ?and in
the
subsiaiarffes,
•F._:Rider,-.. Publisher, .Inc., for -*$1,100,000 in cash
and, shortly there¬
after,. all o.f the outstanding stock of Ahrens Publishing
Company;
Jnc„ for $582,520 in cash. Rider is a publisher of technical
Hills, Calif.*
Loan
&
v'
.the-acquisition in
indebtedness.
with headquarters
BUSINESS—The
bonds,
Oil
Inc.—Common
.Nov.
on
20,000
price
proceeds .from 'the
•
company,
4%%
company's
-•"Electronic
.
SEC
underwriters
offering
amendment. ;
optional redemption .prices ranging from 1041%%
to par at maturity,
and they will have the benefit of an
sinking fund commencing in 1967 sufficient, to retire not less
than 67V2 % of the debentures
prior to maturity, at a redemption price
of
par,
plus
accrued- interest in each redemption.
They
are
sub¬
to
which
and
thereof.-The
through
annual
BUSINESS—The
the
of
Co.,
Third
850
with
company
public
initially
ordinated
the
holders
CONVERTIBLE—The debentures are convertible, at
option, into capital stock at a conversion price of $50
subject to adjustment in certain events.
Tne
debentures
of
company,
stock,
mon
de¬
holder's
per
This
statement
corporate
real
$6,000,000 of first mortgage
188, p. 649.
1991.—V.
Hay den Publishing
of
DLBENTURES
the
City,
retire
issue
new
Co.
of
lor
loans
for
direct
be
majority
in
real" properties
the
&
available
investment
expand
will
purchase
Bank
substantial
a
possible
of
the
National
proceeds
including
velopers,
from
nolds
the
purposes,
purposes
York
San
series due
PROCEEDS—Net
7
Gity,
offered
30,1961, D. H. Blair & Co., New York
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp., Augusta, Ga.,
8
(2552)
publicly, 80,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$5 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at $317,250, will
Lake
be used by the company to repay debt, buy merchandise
Railway
oper.
Railway
operating
stores, and increase working
BUSINESS—The
of
State
are
a
in
engaged
sell
in
of
lme
the
company
York
New
the
is
located
of
under
chain
a
ladies'
of
21
West
249
at
laws
34th
St.,
retail
children's
and
part of the United Stages.
CAPITALIZATION
Net
the
The
EFFECT
TO
1,
N.
PRESENT
194,
$1)—_
(par
general
shares
Leader-Durst
Ou. sounding
door
tracks.
year
ended
to
$1.15
The
6helf
The
30,
share
company
Net
687,500
sales
of
1906
fixtures,
to
Rapids,
sliding
the
fiscal
equal
for
shares.
and
employs
about
underwriters
the
selling
opposite
that
below
stockholders
their
the
named
condiiions
the
respective
several
set
severally
number
of
of
The
names.
obligations
therein
as
have
the
350
persons.
Dillon,
Securities
&
of
34,250
Win.
Union
H.
Co
' ■'
r
C.
Co
Shame & Co., Inc.—
B.
Hudson
Bateman,
Hornblower &
13,500
M.
White,
A.
Weld
F.
&
Tucker,
R.
&
13,500
Co,
&
Anthony
L.
Mac
Hurry, Inc.
8,000
Grant,
Day
8,000
Reid
&
Co.,
Kalman
Wells
6,000
Thornton,
—V.
194,
Gauntt,
&
&
6,000
__
2,000
2,000
Co
2,000
Farish
Inc.
Wagenseller
(E.
Durst,
Inc.
J.)
the
At
Korvette,
to
The
will
Dec.
were
Sales
•; fiscal
of
E.
49%.
up
1961,
two
of
Record
each
additional
for
the
shares
Korvette, for
$677,423, from
most
recent
reached
year,
the
previous
for
to
of
$455,059
for
the
of
as
ended
shares
Dec.
the
quarter,
initial
increase
an
shares
1961,
period
same
pf
14%
the
last
York based promotional department store
chain,
the contemuorary low markup retailing, will open
the
for
-
total
a
the
of
.
5th
of
five
spring
Ave.
of
store
on«nings
and
47th
eight-story
an
New
York
America's
two
department
City.—V.
194,
more
store
A
on
firm's
stock
common
1614.
p.
Dec.
made
was
None
of
the
shares will
„
and
7
with
to the company as the stock
accrue
as
being
sold
of
for
the
sells
sandwiches,
peanut
crackers,
of
most
which
1304 S.
butter
confections,
of
are
the
Blvd.,
filled
and
five
Charlotte,
cracker
other
N.
C.,
peanut
and
'
commercial
rants,
and
lumbia )
the
establishments,
similar
in
the
United
customers
Middle
military
in
22
Atlantic,
canteens,
states
(and
Southern
and
OF
AUG.
30,
($2.50
par)
shares
of
stock
common
set
opposite
their
Dickson
S.
Blyth
&
Goldman,
Kidder,
&
Co..
Co
The
Sachs
Peabody
&
1961
Co¬
of
h,
&
Smith
Barney
to
Outstanding
"White.
Weld
Equitable
&
Co.
Inc.
Inc
Curtis
&
Alex.
Brown
Courts
Goodbody
Co.—
&
Co.,
&
Singer
—V.
14,000
First
Securities
McDaniel
Pierce,
Lewis
G.
4,000
V.
M.
J
Sturgis
H.
Kisder
&
194,
p.
*z
Scribner
1056.
group
has
been
amendment
an
filed
in
thereto
the
has
under
a
of
land
in
by
South
Texas.
Wichita
The
Falls
Each
Falls
tract
consists
("Wichita")
of
and
.
•
Corp.
2,000
Inc
&
2,000
2,000
Inc.
Manning & Co.,
May
4,000
Southeastern
Vaincdoe,
M'.
&
Norris
tures
Securities
Co.,
Inc.
to
in
such
for
monies
the
the
list
553,500
preparation
all
of
documents
along
and
with
such
as
Bertha
Collins
partners
to
its
The
ing
from
a
their
in
the
assigned
the
Tenney
the
general
with
its
Corp.,
value
partners
of
contract
which,
to
had
for
Corp.,-Lasro
by
Jerry
representatne
Kalkstein
the
and
of
and
1,000
except
the
Partnership
general
and
and
underwriting
original
by
is
Corp./,,and
ea-h
Tenney
.
that
-
-
than
1%
»
$10,000
to
cash
their
the
in
Purchase
the
1,000
$2,500
cash
$1,000,
in
Belle
as
and
and
cash
as
Bergner
general
Purchase,
Stabiner,
of
$100
heads
Co.
of
the
subscription price
amendment. Hunt Foods
by
of
the
rights
underwriting
no
deben¬
such
rate
&
to
company's
subscribe
will
out¬
for
involved
be
$3,-
with
"Red
and
Book"
the
printing
(b)
and
the
(c)
(a) the publication and print¬
and the publication of
magazines for other publishers
magazines
of
design,
manufacture
sale
and
of
printed
working capital, and
diversification
and
printing
the
over
addition
will
plant
next
to
shares
at
two
of
B.
connection
is
the
the
14.8%
is
will
•
require
_
«
,
has
of
the
expen¬
v..
.
.
.
outstanding
management officials
the outstanding stock
of
board
possible
working
expansion
company
which
with
that
expected
of
Ohio, which
of
own
Langlie
186,
in
It
result
a
about $5,250,000.
stock,
7.4% :. They also
Mayes is president.—V.
as
indebtedness,
common
Arthur
for use
business;
Dayton,
years
certain
of
of
increase
chairman
as
of
Herbert
and
R.
2371.
p.
■'%«
,
•
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
;
The
has-called
company
operation
of
the
be «lade
—V.
p.
sept. 30—
Jan.
on
Corp.--r9 Mos.l Reportsi96i
-
earnings
before
Net
earnings
after
taxes____x;__
share
of .capital
per
? Based
„
—V.
194,
through
next,
.
fchilipp
Net
Earnings
1,
at
Minerals & Chemicals
-
redemption
fund $450,000 of its first mortgage bonds
103.93 %; plus accrued interest. Payment will
the First National City Trust Co., 2
Broadway, New York.
2545.
./
; -%%
,
- .
•;
at
193,.
for
sinking
6% %•'series, due 19S2
taxes
on
pp.
'
-
$9,581 i500
6,648.100
6,211.500
stock*J_/x._/>/^% >:
shares, outstanding
...i960
$9,548.900
of Sept.
as-
849 and 426.
-
1.27
1861."
30,
-
;
1.18
;
.
"
"
.
'
Mis:ile Valve Corp.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
shares
common
rities,
Proceeds
the
24,-'1961
filed
a
50c) to be offered at
are
to
be
used
for
purchase
production and development of
Missile
the
Nov.
on
(par
"Reg.
$1,
A"
covering 300,000
through
Preferred Secu¬
Phoenix.
Inc.,
of
5909
porduction
and
Hollywood
sale
of
a
the
Blvd.,
new
of
new
the
patent
and
assignment
valve.
Hollywood,
type butterfly
Calif.,
is
engaged
in
valve.
Agree¬
the
Kalkstein,
in
and
offer
the
Sachs
35.6%
its
is engaged principally in
requirements
a
group own
Hunt
Foods.
capitalized at $950,000.
Of
limi ed partners contributed a
tributed
•
additional
In
Partnership for which they received an aggregate of
in general partnership Interests and $j,000 in
original limited
partnership Interests.
Of
these
contributions,
Bertha
Collins
con¬
&
to
1,260,001
is
interests
debentures,
supplied
exercise
registration stateof convertible sub¬
p.nd
the publication and printing
of related
fashion
catalogs.
Net proceeds from the debenture sale will be
general funds and will be available for capital expenditures,
company's
$7,500
of
'
re¬
and
expansion
owner¬
Messrs.
recent
a
date,
record
about
owns
to
a
to
at
Goldman,
rate,
be
to
proposed
stockholders
held.
interest
agreed
is
It
common
shares
The
or
1,000
.
for
the
invest¬
to
patterns
added
aforesaid
an
less
own
Corp.
and
the
Belle. Bergner
Bc-gner
ox
convey
Ndne 'of
financial. relationship
subsidiary of Tenney
or
companies
that
Securities
Belle
in
for
certain
outstanding shares of stock
amount
non-arms
to
Partnership.
...anyother
or
Tenney,
Tenney
Stabiner
the
to
fiduciary
any
Corp.,
M.
CAPITALIZATION—The
total
remuneration'has< agreed
a
with Jerry M. Tenney
partnership interests in
cr
was
the
contracts;
paper
such
necessarily bear any relationassigned. • The Partnership
Corp., a "wholly owned subsidiary
conveyed
has
or
transaction
by
contracts
Lasro
to
be
This
established
was
do not
the
or
of
amount-
discretion.
own
Properties
corporations
this
which
interest acquired
actual
Tenney
Corp.,
ship
$3,500,
Partnership for
limited partnership
1992.
by
13
has
"McCall's"
magazines
the
the
each
company
of
under
to
sub¬
for
"Saturday Review";
under¬
to" become
giving effect
regard thereto.
in
necessary
acquire
for the purchase of the
Properties to
received, for no .cash consideration,
to
of
subscription
of
ditures
through
due
underwriting terms are
Industries, Inc., which
and
capital
Corp.,
stock, (after
cqmmon
Corp.—Proposed Debenture Rights Offering—
standing shares
ordinarily be¬
purchase of the property
sale
of
additional
limited
a
of
underwriters.
generally
Tenny
automatic
an
debentures
for
of
and
the
by
public.
partners
partners
aggregating
partners
ment
1,000
Chisholm
and
ship
1,000
Inc.
Co.__
Corp. ,,_b
contract
pdblic irestaurants. '.provides a •catering
vending machine-business. 'The /
operates
of 230 Park Ave., New York, filed
the SEC on Dec. 1 covering $9,983,000
debentures
(8)
1,000
-
Co.
&
the
necessary
limited
they
2,000
Co
Co.,
of
who
\
from' the'eompahy's
company
with
ment
Tenney Securities Corp., assists the partnership in
distribution of its additional limited partnership interests
and
length and
2,000
2,000
Securities
the
contract
of
Co._
&
selling the property to a group
partnership. This limited partnership
interests
public
ment
Co.____
Wulbern,
Crawford
Edgar
4,000
2,000
Co.,
of
also
conducts
McCall
This
;
Agreement
provides for the
tract of land of a one story,
each
to be
are
'
v
.
capitalization whereby such shares were issued In exchange for the
1,265% shares; "then outstanding),
of -which Alfred L. Mathias and
George ,D. Mathias, assistant treasurer, own 88.5% and 11.5%. respectiveiy. As Indicated, the former proposes to sell. the 75,000 shares; ;
Purchase
on
...
equipment, -and for -.general -corporate pur¬
poses,1 including the purchase .of new vending and restaurant equipment.
Irt addition to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
foot
assignee
and
interests
It
and
proceeds
400,000 .shares
in
other
and underwriting terms
engaged ,'in the food service business, including the
of. c.orpm'ercial,'
industrial, school,, college and.hospital
automatic, vending .-machine
York
eight
the
common
sale
of
additional stock
will
he
applied to the retirement of. $92,000 of short-term indebtedness (includ¬
ing
installment
obligations - on equipment purchases), to purchase
•
the
in
registration
a
200,000 shares of
company ;is
'cafeterias..
pro¬
filed
filed
Baltimore,
to be offered for public sale by the
are
and
.operation
Corp.,
New
St.,
Nov, 30 Covering
on
shares
...
The
rtet.
been
Lee
East
25
& Boyce, The public offering price
supplied by amendment.*
service
a
of
125,000
"
23%
own
a
public offering.
' v
'
' /
Accordingly, in connection with the offering, Tenney Corp; invited
Manuel Kalkstein, Louis Stabiner and Belle
Bergner to become general
cause
Co.
4,000
Deane
Co.,
net proceeds from
indebtedness, for
75,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by Alfred L.
Mathias, president and principal stockholder. The offering will be made
on
an
all or none basis through underwriters headed by Stein Bros.
affiliate.
sale
2,000
United
Co.—
Co.,
Corp.—
Carrison,
4.000
&
a
treasurer,
100%.
which
of
company
Agreement")
with
South
Falls
Corp.
non-affiliated Texas corporation for the purchase
located
then
Inc.
7,000
Inc.
stock,
("Purchase
intention
the
which
2,000
2,000
Co.____
Space
&
Securities
&
Inc.—
;
Lem~n
Sons—
Inc.
Powell,
Lane,
defined
limited
a
the
the
:
:
Turner,
Fuiman
Interstate
7,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
.
.
2,000
4,000
Johnston.
.
&
&
The
bank
current
common
with the SEC
statement
existing bank loan
an
sidiary of Tenny Corp. ,a contract for the purchase of the
Properties.
The
original limited partners formed the Partnership and
assigned
2,000
,
2,000
Putnam
&
Co
Johnson,
Corp.
Evans
A.
7,000
Co
repay
of
company
>
the
original
2,000
Guerin
7.0CO
&
Corp.
The
Eppler,
McCarley
Sons
as
Partnership
("Longview").
partners
4,000
Inc.
7.000
Bradford
Securities
Clement
14,000,
__
Stone
Reynolds
The
Weeks
Co.
&
Hayden,
Inc.______
Edwards
G.
20,000
Jackson
&
Co.,
Alester G.
—
Bache
C.
A.
14 COO
&
Webber,
,
names:
Lanastreet &
20,000
20,000
Corp.
Paine.
J.
20,000
Securities
Hornblower
to
make
2,823,380,shs.
Inc.
Inc.__
Co.
&
is
raises
the
.
___
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
"Myco."
reduce
Mathias Co.—Common Registered—
(A. L.)
This
ordinated
tracts
partnership
of
areas
Kirkpatrick
20,000
Merrill
&
Clark,
Co.,"
Brothers
used'first
and
the
as
and
"
respective
Carolina
20,000
Inc.
Lehman
Smi
Stroud
20,000
Co.
&
be
Limited
square
comes
restau¬
Shares
85,000
Inc.
to
.
building with parking area,
to
be
used
as
a
department store (herein after collectively referred
"Properties").
Tenney Corp., a publicly held real, estate company, as one of its
business activities,
engages in the syndication of Teal property;
This
involves purchasing or
contracting for the purchase of real property
to
industrial
Shares
R.
will
Office
is
construction
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions contained in
the underwriting agreement, the underwriters named below
have severally agreed to purchase from the selling stockholders the number
of
(2)
One
with
District
6,000,Q00 shs,
?
trademark,
used
be
stock, of which Donald M. King, president,
the Estate of Irma J. Hills, and Nathalie B. Box, own 28.8%, 24.6%
and 24.7%, respectively, and management officials as a group 39.5%,.
-partners:
of
Falls"),
two
form
Midwestern
Authorized
stock
sale
contract
writing
AS
will
sale
shares
175,000
Securities Act of 1933), as nominee
wholly owned subsidiary, Tenney Realty Corp. of Texas, entered
a
to service
caterers,
the
repairs and replacements, and to minimize the
lipning and falling.
These products are sold under
of
registered
ompany's
scock
maintain the appearance of floors,
designed to
products,
cost'
laboratory and other equipment in the Chicago and Boston plants,
and for general purposes including expansion of sales organization and
research and development. >
In addition
to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
1961.
75,000
States.
CAPITALIZATION
Common
of personss
stock (after giving effect to a
proposed 1,175-for-l
of > which -Benjamin Dion, board chairman, Ts&dore'Mizrahn
and
Bernard
Lerner,
Secretary and
Longview
prod¬
variety.
its products through its own sales organization
drug stores and soda shops, schools,
hospitals,
stations,
the
danger
,
term
acres.
cookie
biscuit
item"
company sells
and
of
manu¬
sandwiches,
"snack
cents
to
maintenance
self-service discount
of
for services, exercisable at $6 per share, and (3) 25,000
be offered to company employees and stockholders at $5.40
Jr.,
reduce
common
("South
stockholders.
and
its
into
of
accounts
that
for
is issued
is
sale
at $6
a price
to be supplied by amendment, (2 ) 5,000
three-year warrant to be issued to Robert A.
a
are
Partnership was organized as a result of the following:
On May 1. 1961, Tenney Corp (which may be deemed a "Promoter''
common
BUSINESS—The company
factures
ucts,
the
per snare.
The oifering will be
by; Townselid, Dabn'ey & Tyson-,
commission.
The statement also
underlying a warrant issued to the under¬
sale
shares
at
underlying
the
The
,
the
the
outstanding and
certain
from
proceeds
672.
p.
share (any unsubscribed snares to be re-offered to the public
through the underwriters).
The company is a manufacturer
of commercial and industrial floor
is engaged in New York City and Philadelphia in the
sale of boys' and children's clothing.
Net proceeds
Clerk's
October,
offering of 364,000 shares at $18 per share by R. S. Dick¬
son
& Co., Inc., Charlotte, N. C. and associates.
The
issue was quickly sold.
'
190,
underwriters headed
a 60c
per share
10,000
(1)
issue.—V.
Co.—Common Registered—
receive
exercisable
shares
capital, and to reduce amounts
suppliers; to increase current inventories and for
capital purposes. The company- has outstanding 235,000
Certificate
County
Lance, Inc.—Common Offered—The initial public sale
of this
2443.
p.
per
part¬
BUSINESS—The company • of 18 East 41st St., NeW
York, 'N. 'Y., Is
limited partnership organized iri
July, 1961 under 'the laws of the
State of New York with -Manuel
-K-alkstein,. Belle - Bergner and 'Louis
Stabiner as its general partners and- Manuel
Kalkstein, Belle Bergner,
.Louis Stabiner and. Bertha" Collfns as Its original limited
month, and two more next spring,
additions in its current
fiscal
year.
One
in
will
Weaver,
,
next
includes
St.
appointed
194,
76 'Roland St., Boston, filed a'registration state¬
Dec. 4 covering 100,000 shares of common stock,
shares
a
New
at
beginning
been
on
writer,
Yo^k City, offered -publicly, $936,300 limited part¬
nership interests in the company at $5,000 per interest.
Proceeds will' be ..uSed to.
acquire two. properties at
Wichita Falls and
Longview, Texas.
outstanding.
The
has
stock.—V.
common
this
Corp.,
for "public
through
includes
shares at the public offering price.
The
of these warrants to Benjamin Schneider,
10,000
New
current
this year were 51 cents on 1,329.630 outstanding
to 37 cents in the prior year on 1,226.867 shares
stores
-
City,
York
New
Corp-Proposed Sh^re Exchange Offer
Mining
Mont
offered
be
made
the
Long Falls Realty Co.—Securities Offered—In
spectus, dated Oct. 24, 1961, Tenney >.Securities
$39,235,363
on
largest in
*
50,000
give
and management officials
each,
29,
year.
compared
as
to
incurred;ior. general working
of
..
Oct.
period
of
Systems, Inc.—Appointment—
Bank,
Inc.—Files With SEC—
Co.,
company of
with the SEC
wliicli
aggregate amount of $2,563,000.
has
incurred
acquisition costs of
other
218,100
'
corporation's
the
Masury-Young
the
partners in each of the
subject of the exchange offer.
for
This
payable-to
president,
1
Earnings per share
tnen
and
agent
New
ment
and
.working
stock split )
announced.
$44,700,932,
$7,107,569
2,329,340
•
.
Magma Copper
Eee
plus the
interest in the
said
will
stock
($200,000)
Korvette/-
J.
held.
one
weeks
13
E.
record
$6,576,678
1,824,749
corporation on Nqv, 29, 1961, filed a "Reg. A" covering -150,000
snares
(par
10 cents) to be offered at $2, through A. J.
Gabriel Co., Inc., N. Y.
Proceeds .are to be used
for debt repayment, equipment, research
and development and working capital.
MRM of 191 Berry St., Brooklyn, N. Y., is engaged in the design,
manufacture and distribution Of ^automatic 'and aem.-aUtomatic iillihg
machines and related equipment.
t
'
\
cash
general
also
purchase
company
other
William Willensky,%
split- will be Dec. 1. On
each
for
the
of
13,212,250
$662,411
191,807
The
.
presently
stock,
the
stockholder
J.
to
stockholders
common
date
Mr. Willensky, President,
year,
1
15,
mailed
be
Earnings
v
<
announced.
about
or
Split Approved—Quar¬
.
meeting NoV; 20,
three-for-one split of the
a
President,
12,862,450
$795,876
common
offered
be
the
from
Inc.—Stock
annual
approved
•
in
Realty
finder.
a
2,000
Report—
terly
right,' title
their
in
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
800,000 class B shares which, as indicated,
equal amounts by Leader and Durst.
manufacture
,
$627/000
of
cost
and
A
underwriters
2,000
1160.
p.
all of
Durst
the
are
to
class
warrants
&
I__
&
1,201,638
Manhattan
Chase
'
_
Co.
$19,439,128 $20,319,819
$1,864,049
ry. oper.
2119.
p.
MRM
W. 34th St., New York filed a registration
on Nov.
29 covering 165,000 shares of common
for public sale on an all or none basis through
underwriters headed by Glass & Ross, Inc. and Samson, Graber &
Co.,
Inc.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment (the underwriter also to receive $10,000 for
expenses). The company will sell to the underwriters for $50 4-year
2,000
Co., Inc.
&
total
a
mortgages
are
which
addition
stock,
2,000
Inc
Mohr,
Inc.—
Mericka
•
$2,101,049
1,305,173
Lundy Electronics &
The
transfer
This company of 112
statement with the SE'C
2,000
Inc
Co.,
Mullaney,
Naughton-
Crieenawalt
&
Wm.
J.
Co.__
& Co
6,000
sale at $5 per share, without
also includes 1,372,724 class A shares
offer in exchange for the outstanding
partnerships.
Little Ruffy Togs, Inc.—Common Registered—
2,000
6,000
be
•
new
&
Co.
&
to
1961—10 Months—1960
1961—Month—1-960^
"
-
income—
oper.
194,
th.ee
__
Brownell
Hanrahan
Simonds & Co., Inc.
Podesta & Co.
for
company
Leader
they
and
owned in
4,000
&
Dickinson
G.
is
$936,500
partnership interests.'
Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
&
from
rev.
ry.
—■V.
purchase of said two properties.
The contracts pro¬
purchase price of $4,375,000 consisting of $1,812,000
first
above
122,000
4,000
Walter
Net
St., New York, filed a registration
Covering 405,000 shares of class A
$180,000,
nerships
In
.
R.
&
Cruttenden,
Fulton,
Inc.
8,000
Co.__
the
total
addition,
pany;
4,000
Bingham,
13,500
.___
Lemon
Co.—_
Inc.
Winston & Co
Taylor/Rogers & Tracy,
13,500
cash
the
to
a
Net
organized
was
4,000
&
-
4,000
Rowles,
13,500
Co.
Co.
&
Johnston,
Baker,
Inc
Inc.—
Corp._
Co.
&
Smithers
S.
Bache
13,500
Securities
6,000
6,000
_
&
1
including a $70,000 commission to J. J. Gumberg Co.
and $14,750 to Durst,
The realty firm will place a second mortgage
on; the properties of $1,785,000. Leader and Durst
will exchange their
interests in the realty firm for 127,000 class A shades of the com¬
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co.,
_
Becker
G.
13,500
_
Equitable
Co.___
4,000
Jackson
Curtis
&
&
Eichler
Co.
Carolina Securities Corp.
Loeb, Rhoades
Webber.
White
lor
about
6,000
McCormick
Weeks
Co.
flrl*^S
&
Roney
13,500
&
statement
company
for
contracts
vide
certain
•*' ■1
the
of
assignment
set
provides
to
in
''■)
13,500
Paine,
subject
In
'.
'I'
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Carl
stock
common
agreement
are
company
shares
from
forth.
Forgan & Co
Eastman
shares
underwriting
Shares
Glore,
agreed to purchase
underwriters
of
•
Period End. Oct. 31*—
for. public
offered
be
The
Dec.
on
under Delaware law in November 1961
and proposes to engage, among other •things, generally in the invest¬
ment and operations in the
real estate business.
Net proceeds from
the company's sale of additional stock will^e used as follows: $615,000
to repay
a
second mortgage on the Dithridge Apartments, in Pitts¬
burgh; $1,170^000 to pay a second mortgage on. the Walter Kidde &
Co., Inc. industrial plant; $200,000 to repay a bank loan; and $70,000
for
payment of brokerage commission
on
the Dithridge Apartments
The said bank loan was applied towards the company's
acquisition.
recent
acquisition of the Burroughs Corp.; Industrial Plant, Dearborn,
Mich., and the Fairfax Hills/Apartments, ".Kansas City, Kansas.
There
are
some
12 properties" the subject of the exchange offer,
including
the Ditnridge Apartments and Walter Kidde & Co. Inc. Industrial Plant.
The contracts to purchase these" two properties are' presently owned by
Leader Durst Realty Co., a general partnership formed by I. Theodore
Leader, board chairman of the company, and Joseph Durst, president.
They each previously acquired 61,000 class A and 400,000 class B
UNDERWRITERS—Upon the terms and conditions contained in the
underwriting agreement with the company and the selling stockholders,
'the
to
stock,
42nd
East
SEC
the
The
including
and
$790,245,
$8,580,297
amounted
outstanding
Grand
W.,
products,
kitchen
income
in
N.
hardware
and
reported
founded
was
and
closet
1961;
on
Richmond,
658
hardware
fixtures,
company
June
per
of
company,
builders'
slides,
41
the
company proposes to
interests of partners in certain
share by Glore, Forgan & Co., Chicago. The
sold by certain stockholders, and none of
makes
with
underwriting.
which
BUSINESS—The
of
capitalization
additional limited
Partnership
offering
_
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Registered—
Corp.-^-Class A
of
company
common
265,400 shs.
were
drawer
838,684
Louisiana
2118.
p.
statement
the proceeds will accrue to the company.
Mich.,
194,
Y.
Knape & Vogt Manufacturing Co.—Common Offered
—The initial public sale of this firm's common stock
was made Nov. 29 through the offering of 263,750 shares
at $16.75 a
616,980
.
-
FINANCING
500,000 shs.
:
$1,340,502
65,451
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
1509.
p.
95,500
$4,669,339
2,749,520
$1,919,819
.2,377,385
•
•
Net
This
GIVING
$228,792
$3,717,887
$409,203
247,554
$161,649
$497,285 :
the
426.
p.
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
.
the
of
from
194,
.
apparel
company's
York
New
wearing
268,493
ry. oper.
lrom
rev.
exps,
revenue__
—V.
the
which
stores
Authorized
stock
Common
—V.
of
Kenwin Shops and its subsidiaries
l_4o.
priced
popularly
incorporated
was
10,
operation
southeastern
office
Dec.
on
capital.
obtained
1961—10 Months—1960
1961—Month—1960
balances
The
Superior & Islipeming RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31
for
new
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
and
pai-tners.
Agreement
Mmes.
$1,000
an
to
Bergner
and
$300
original
Louis
limited
Stabiner
In
Partnership,
each
consideration
the
and
in
Collins
original
partner
of
contributed
their
Messrs.
r*r.eived
limited
and
Railway
$2,500
Kalkstein
respectively
Railway oper. revenue—
Manuel
assignment
partnership
Miisouri-Illinois
Period End. Oct. 31—
RR.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1960
$551,320
exps.
293.083
ry. oper.
$258,237
operating
$516,865
-(
.
.
1961—lOMonths—1970
$4,275,913
$4,564,832
2,867,669
2.913 786
$206,201
$1,408,244
SI.651.046
Wi
KfiK 342
740.888
310,661'
of
and
$1,000,
Interests.
;
-
Net
Net
rev.
rv.
from
oner,
income—_
i -an
13*?
Q9
v
Volume
194
Number 6115
.
.
The Commercial ancl Financial Chronicle
,
.
Missouri Pacific
the
Of
ment.
RR.—Earnings—
(2553)
$303,250 estimated
net proceeds
from
the stock
the
sale,
BUSINESS
proposes to apply approximately $140,000 to the retirement of
outstanding debt to a commercial factor; approximately $30,000 for
company
Period End. Oct. 31—
'
'
of
an
1961—10 Months—1960
1961—Month—1960
P.
'
'
'"
M
,V$
w
$
revenue..,.';
$
$
*
the
retirement
for
25,575,572 240,892,433 249,952,647
19,237,699 178,122,632 191,514,478
25,407,492
Railway operating expS. ; 18,498,756
Railway oper.
of
loan to
the
a
affiliated person;
an
Net
Net
—V.
from ry. oper.
rev.
,6,908,736
2,921,330
.
income
2444.; :", v.
oper.
ry.
194,
p.
58,438,169
26,512,391
..6,337,873
62,769,801
2,658,912 ' 26,297,555
1
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J-:";
v
\
.
M.
Inc.—Common Registered—
Moliasco Industries,
as
of
registration
statement with
of common
stock*Such-shares are part of an aggregate of 375,716 shares of
the company which will -be issued
to the stockholders of The Firth
Carpet Co.r of New York, upon Firth's proposed merger into the com¬
pany in December 1961.' Such shares may be sold from time to time
by the holders thereof on the New York Stock Exchange or otherwise
at prices current at the time of sale. ;
..
,
%.,• y
.
j.
This
of 57 Lyon St„ Amsterdam, N. Y„ filed a
the SEC on Dec^ 4 covering 42,961 shares
company
3,392,400
ing
and
indebtedness
shares
of
preferred
has
company
of which
stock,
common
the
stock,
Howard
mechanical
control
Shuttle-
in
trusts
in
shares
will
shares
are
relatives
of
favor
members
and
his
of
family,
and
included in
addition
RR.—Earnings—
Monon
Net rev. from
Net
194,
♦Deficit.—V.
listed
been
on
proceeds
development
in
working
and
the
from
its
State
the
on
basic
Italy
to
Corp.
service
and
production;
capital
retirement
and
The
and
used
CAPITALIZATION
for
the
general
GIVING
expansion
of
par
of
all
that
the
is
corporate
TO
stock
par)I
cents
(10
Listing—
subject
agreement
number
the
had
shares;
the
to
shares
of
to
company,
capital stock
&
Smyth,
p.
194,
conditions
and
the
of
Bullard
Filor,
shares.—V.
4,000
terms
with
named
below,
the
Kleiner,
'
fered—Public
corporation has called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1962, all of
outstanding 5%. convertible subordinate
income debentures, due
its
$10.13
98.716
value
convert
may
sell their debentures at a flat price of
108.5% of the principal amount until the close of business of Jan. 2,
1962 to certain investment bankers headed by Bear, Stearns & Co. and
holders also
Debenture
Allyn
C.
A.
may
Co.
&
1961,
28,
Nov.
common
stock
from
a
the
of
ranging
Nov. 28
sold on the New York Stock Exchange at prices
high of 16% to a low of 8%, and the last sale on
193, p. 2327.
company
14»/2.—V;
was
for the
pany
other
Fricke
Net
of
repayment
share
of
made
was
on
81,000
Bell
loans,
advances
organized
in
I960
develop
to
2,500
a
track
of
strawberries.
makes
A
loans
subsidiary,
subsidiary,
Hammonton
automobiles,
on
Elliott &
Evans,
Inc.,
Foot-So-Port
National
With
Inc.—Files
Stores,
Shoe
Commission—
and
com¬
and
corporation on Nov. 28, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering $225,000
6% registered debentures (with warrants attached), 11.250
class A common shares and 50,000 class B common shares to be offered
as
follows;
for debentures, $100;
for stock, $1.
No underwriting is
involved.
1 V
'
The
of
15-year
Proceeds
Westover & Forest Sts;r Oconomowoc,
of
land
Investment
was
Mining
Newmont
Mays
near
Exchange
Share
Corp.—Proposed
of both companies had
directors
the
that
Plato Malozemoff, President of Newmont and
President of Magma Copper Co., jointly announced
P.'Goss,
W.
Mr.
to their
voted to recommend
respective stockholders an exchange offer under which Newmont pro¬
poses to offer to Magma shareholders three-fourths of a share of new
4%
cumulative convertible voting preferred stock (par $100) in ex¬
Copper outstanding
(excluding
The 4% preferred
would be convertible for 5-years into Newmont common in the ratio
of one share of preferred for 1.1111 shares of common (equal to about
$90 per common share), and thereafter for 10 years on a one-for-one
basis.
The preferred
would be callable after June 30, 1965 at par
plus a gradually declining premium.
change
each share of capital stock of Magma
21.5%' already owned by Newmont).
for
transaction, valued
The
at
over
$58,000,000,
would be subject to
the
stockholders at a special meeting to be
(expected in February), registration with the
SEC of the Newmont preferred stock and the common stock into which
prior
the
that
for
it
obtaining
of
the
listing
convertible,
into which
common
and
purpose
is
prefererd
deemed
Newmont
by
approval
called
Co.,
As
a
convertible
is
any
of
on
new
preferred and the
New York Stock Exchange,
the
the
governmental
other
approvals
be
may
as
promotion,
and
sale
of
of
advice
counsel,
Federal
non-taxable
for
outstanding
is
it
income
believed
tax
Magma
to
It
the
the
that
purposes
shares (including
acquired by Newmont.
are
later
was
Magma
would
80%
if
be
the
of
more
or
already
shares
will
exchange
owned
by
stated'that
continue
the
transaction
operating
as
a
is
not
a
and
merger
that
separate company.
creased
been
called
for
redemption
on
Jan.
through
1,. next
'
p.
2224.
■
.V
V.
._
St.,
Y.,
N.
inventory,
capital.
is engaged
in
used
processes
the
field
of
Products
engaged
the
in
inventors)
the
methods
The
~
■
and
manufacture
of
Corp.—Common
Godwin. Avenue,
Paterson,
incurred
a
the
engineering
and
in
27
process.' Sales
to
1957
this
company
the
of
presently
and
the
of
a
end
of
in
date,
the
commencing
before
$222,753.
In
the
month of October,
basis.
break-even
Photon
the
date,
that
since
company
operated
has
been
satisfactorily
its
of
\
since
1960
5%
offering will be made on a best efforts basis by United Planning Corp.,
will receive a 62(2c per share commission and $10,000 for ex¬
—V.
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
A.
subor.
stock
G.
194,
p.
debs,
due
_
statement also includes 20,000 shares recently purchased
from the company by Robert Shafarman, President of the underwriter
..(17,000 shares) and Robert Schwartz, of counsel for the underwriter
(3.000), at 80c per share.
The company has granted options to said
persons to purchase an additional 20,000 shares at $5 per share, at the
rate of one option for each 3.9 shares sold.
A $5,000 finder's fee is
payable to Sidney Shenkman.
A.
I.
for
New
the
York
Co.
has
common
been
&
194,
the
p.
Peak
National
Life
Insurance
Co.
—
30,
40%
1961.
...
Outstanding
.<
$64,772
450,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
underwriters-
and
terms
below,
named
severally
have
contract,
of the purchase
conditions
'
FINANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
the
by
employees
and
&
Co.,
&
Co.
Co.
Co
Inc.—
Co.
this
Renshaw
2.67
Co.,
Brand, Grumet &
Seigel, Inc.
4.67
Co
&
Edward
Southeastern Securities Corp,
2.00
& Co. ———
Charles A. Taggart &
2.00
&
D.
Co.,
3.00
K.
L.
Vercoe &
:
534.
Inc.—Common
firm's
common
&
2.00
—
2.00
Co.
—
2.00
—_a———
1.67
Inc.
—
Simon
2.67
2.67
p.
Jones
Richter
3.67
Co.
%-•
...
Inc.— 3.67
Inc.—
Co.
&
Rodman
3.67
Inc
Podesta
Plastiline.
of
the
4.67
4.67
Whipple & Co
194,
2.67
Pierce & Co., Inc. 2.67
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc. 2.67
Rauscher,
Jackson
&
—v.
%
Edwards & Hanly
4.67
Inc
remaining
•
33.28
Inc
the
of
4.67
&
Co.
/
&
•.
.
,
Offered—Initial
stock
was
1.67
Co. Inc.,
public sale
made Dec.
7
through
share, by an
underwriting group managed by 'Godfrey, Hamilton,
Taylor & Co., Inc., New York City.
a
offering
100,000 shares, at $3
of
per
proceeds from the financing will be used by the
to design and construct new moulds for its line of plastic pipe
waste and vent
fittings;- manufacture and carrying of inventory of both lines; and
discharge of the balance of an outstanding.loan.
The balance of the
proceeds will be added to general funds and used for working capital
purposes, including raw materials, wages and salaries, and advertising.
PROCEEDS—Net
the
company
-
fittings and -molds; for the creation of a line of drain,
-
BUSINESS—The
factures
which
used
for the
natural
oil and
battery
'
Sept.
30,
the
of
plastic components for loudspeakers,
disposable plastic protectors for exposed metal
during shipment, and other industrial products.
pipes
CAPITALIZATION—For
AND
1961,
Pompano Beach,
produces
cases,
metallic
Fla., designs, manu¬
of plastic pipe fittings for plastic
tolerances as to heat and pressure,
many materials, such as water, chemicals,
of
wide line
certain
wastes.
also
-company
EARNINGS
sole
1951.
a
are, within
transmission
gas,
of
company,
distributes
and
pipe,
company
had sales
the
nine
months
of $629,600 and net
ended
income of
outstanding capitaliza-,
will consist of 336,927 shares of common stock.
$45,650.'.Upon completion of current financing,
the
tion
Pike's
meet or approach ultraof the company's net
to
about
—
purchased
Courts
ends
appointed
specified
April
$200,000
par)
Kidder & Co.,
M.
Goodbody
$206,000
stock.—V.
requiring
for
ended
GIVING
Bacon,
Inc.—Appointment—
Trust
corporation's
proportion of its sales
ultra-precision accuracies,
the
indicate
•
accounted
Pont
&
Becker
The
International,
Bank
agent
du
Webber,
Walston
958.
Pickwick
Chemical
Missiles
do j not
year
the
and not
shares:
plastic
transfer
"ultra-precision" ac¬
severally and not jointly from the company.. the following
percentages of shares of common stock being sold by the
Cruttenden,
which
The
,
require such
precision work in certain respects and
others.
In the opinion of management, sales
(no
subject to
Shields
$1,785,000
396,675 shs.
$1,785,000
1,000,000 shs.
1971—
par)—
••...■
contracts
require
Curtis
&
Outstanding
$206,000
inc.
($1
and
note
stock
Allyn
Paine,
April '29,
dated
1968
due
conv.
Common
C.
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
note
source).
them
products.-
fiscal
installment
Francis
'
\
convertible
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 29 covering 78,000 shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share.
The
penses.
for
A.
the* present
product.
'
measured* by the use ofThis extreme pre¬
in several various ma¬
as
light
devices
of
%
1961, the company operated
operating
to
flat¬
to
and
inch,
ultra-precision
under
company
'
machine
of
one
purchase
the
design in 1956.
However, the .company
has been severely handicapped by lack of adequate working capital.
Accordingly, the company proposes to secure additional working capital
in order
to undertake
an
aggressive marketing program to increase
introduction
of
fall into the category of
"precision
tolerances within 50- one-millionths of one
of
contracts
respective
ex¬
at
inch,
an
helium
the company
UNDERWRITERS—The
have declined from
of the
business,
components
machine
and
Authorized
company
months
four
of
a
records
made
are
Common
management
Photon
national
business
failure.
in
some
5%
of capacity.
the
increasingly
become
has
products. associated with
machinery, tool and die
engineer
number
a
accuracies
earnings of $346,245.
In the 10 years
has experienced losses in each year,
May 31, 1961, the accumulated losses amounted to $5,574,548.
the
date
Har-
Avenue,
Lawrence
capability is becoming increasingly
even greater precision than is now
and space vehicles are costly
success
requires high accuracy and reliability of function,
as the slightest imperfection or
malfunction of a minor part
the
the
11
approximately 50%
at
1950,
of
with
on
CAPITALIZATION
typesetting
development
—
Ya of one light band optical measurement
as
is
Mass.,
Offered
Common
—
one-millionths
5
close
flats
sales
small part to the serious financial condi¬
has not inspired confidence in potential
machines have been sold. The company
no
which
to
opinion
b3J.
p.
,
does
of
ultra-precision work in
of components and
assemblies
accumulated
had
of
due
1961
operating
is
that
as
is
the
In
machine
Photon
the
of
1960.
company
In
the
At
in
10
194,
West
is
1961.
and
as
precision
In
typesetting
31,
can
majority
McDonnell &
heavy
gains
other* underwriting
all
company
other
company's
135,000
conventional
of
the
1952
custom
Oct.
for
their
which
coating.
Cambridge,
since
dimensional
result
The
(under execlusive license from
machine for photographic type
use
from
demand increases for
development
addition, sales to date have not enabled the company to
operate at a profitable rate due, in part, to the length of time required
to obtain acceptance by the printing industry of a new photographic
Registered
N.-* J., filed
sale
developed
St.,
losses
and when, and if, a
The State of Colorado
organized in 1946 to develop and
tools, dies, gages, and aircraft com¬
the
However,
ihasmuch
and
Stockholders-—The
to
Charles
58
and
recently
a
has
company
penses.
the sales
,
of
company
which
eliminates
equipment.
composition
6%
company,' of 201-221
Offering
sharing leatuie,
the company
to non-partici¬
originally
many
can
paper
address
whose
machinery,
important as
and
advertising
the
in
and
obtained
production and working capital.
CAPITALIZATION
Northern-Wood
Tliis
15th
Inc.—Rights
BUSINESS—The
on
sinking fund $29,500 of 41/2.%. debt-adjustment deben¬
tures due Jan.. 1, 1970 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Pavment .will
be made at the Chemical Bank New York Trust Co., New York, N. Y.
192,
W.
•;
of
anticipate
can
stocxhoiuers.—V.
to
was
products of
i.e.,
to
For
operation of the
—V.
equipment,
and working
apportioned
Revenue
one-millionths
the
agreed,
company
German Lloyd—Partial Redemption—
have
for
laboratory
a
443
60,000
Edward
Trust Co., 45 Milk St., Boston, Mass., is subscription
Proceeds will be used by the company for the
repayment of debt, sales promotion, new products, in¬
The
There
used
profits
compared
taxes.
Industries, Inc.
tolerances
2
all
inch.
through
$5,
of
premiums
received by
life insurance
Code taxes investment income,
on
-,
Not
covering
A"
at
to
policy.
proposes
form
profit
this
net
(as
existence
of
increases
terials.
work"
"Reg.
a
offered
be
the
life
of
endowment
also
company
of
the
various
Fish
agent.
loss
North
to
in. all; three
insurance,
company
years
to
and
achieved
is
ony
since
-
filed
1961
Because
result,
optical
cision
is offering its stockholders the right to sub¬
scribe for $1,000,000
of 5%
convertible subordinated
income debentures due Dec. 1, 1971, at par on the basis
of $100 principal amount of debentures for each forty
common
shares held of record Nov. 30, with rights to
expire Dec. 20. No underwriting is involved. Old Col¬
customers.
Newmont)
1,
cents)
within
insurance
write, life
to
forms
determined 'and
as
stockholders
devices
a
ended
quartz
:'.-5
be
chemical
of
Photon,
tion
necessary.
Upon
to
are
Papekote
10
111.,
company
(equal
Mortgage
&
SEC—
Y.
N.
Inc.,
Proceeds
sales
Dec.
on
(par
corporation,
Nov. 27, 1961 prospectus, Francis I.
a
requirements
ness
cranberries
company
1961, Mr.
30,
Nov.
Lewis
Wis., is engaged in
Offer for Magma Copper Stock—
On
shares
the
control
Founders-Plan
reduce
to
tax
custom
dimensional
and
shoes.
comfort
of
sale
retail
corporation
outstanding
management.
proposes
surplus
Internal
available
tracking
defense.
to be used for acquisition of new stores.
are
National
the
The
the
of
life insurance* company
a
as
all
represented only about 18% of net sales in the fiscal year ended April
30, 1960, 14% in the year ended April 30, 1961, and 17% in the six
for
J.,
N.
chiefly garage door controls, television receiver deflection yokes,
Finder and a Fish-Finder depthfinder.—V. 194, p. 958,
common
the
However,
curacy:
Securities and Exchange
its
of
in
the
engineering
and
manufacturing of
precision and
uitra-precision components and assemblies for direct use in missiles,
space
vehicles, fire control equipment, ground support devices, ractar
boats and airplanes.
A secondary
manufactures electronic components,
Papekote, Inc.—Files With
irrespective
engaged
properties,
Landing, N'. J., for the large-scale production of blueberries,
Co.,
to
as
issued
be
insurance
policy
which provides
such Founders Plan shall share in profits
insurance
loading
Heights,
ponents.
this firm's
Dec. 5 by
Hanimonton,
acre
life
Astro
manufacture
months
Ave.,
in its
so-called
to
BUSINESS—Pioneer
subsidiaries
to
Bellevue
104
effectively
widely .used
dividend.
premium
and
made
are
The
of
within
right
ment, and working capital.
Co.,
&
corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—Pakco,
stock
will
duPont
& Co., New York City, and associates, publicly offered
150,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $10 per
share. Net proceeds will be used for a new plant, equip¬
under¬
by the
be used
stock
snare,
own,
life
tends
new
and
Pioneer
Philadelphia
French, Inc.,
&
proceeds will
eacn
Tne
under
policy
Pursuant to
:
-
shares
280,000
of
per
All
directors;
dividends
a
a
companies
company
Co.,
&
improvement of its plantation
and
through
1961,
1,
Jan.
From
associates.
and
them into common stock at
a
share.
Thus,
a
$1,000 debenture may be converted to
shares of common stock, which is now of substantially greater
than the redemption price of the
debenture.
debentures
the
of
Holders
$11
Moyer,
Woodccok,
plus accrued interest.
103.25 %
at
1976,
1,
Jan.
offering
stock at
common
The
stockholders.
capital
policies),
mortality
Pakco Management & Development Co.—Common Of¬
Redeem Debentures—
A
participating
policy
of
for
requires
severally
the
in
shares;
15,000
class
which shall determine the share of the
surplus accruing to the holder of such type of policy payable
Generally
to
the
by
of
owns.
whole
operations during the early
profit is made it is subject
that
have
from
Hardy
957.
of
common
The
pre-emptive
no '
insurance.,.
divisible
of
premium
pating
352,150 shs.
follows:
as
208
total
a
A
shares.
allowed
will
company
or
under
life
policyholder
class
"wood
National Can Corp.—To
whole
company's
a
the
life
.
insurance
a
board
Outstanding
<
contained
purchase
at
550,000
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
underwriters
will
insurance:
term
the
new
purposes.
PRESENT
life
of
the
as
new
added
for
class
are
holders
is
and
voice
no
standard
to
five-year
be
not
the
and
own
have
Colorado,
by
the company's "
of
will
Authorized
Capital
for
used
will
and
life
is
the
facilities;
share,
per
common
stockholder
therefore,
and
of
dividable
outstanding
proceeds
EFFECT
be
located
provides
.
types
issue
the balance of the purchase
pay
at
balance
will
laboratory
the
promoters
so-called
insurance,
ground
products
Instrument
in
financing
testing
machinery and equipment;
Italy,
bonds.
agreed,
the company announced that Its common stock
the New York Stock Exchange—V. 194, p. 1278.
the
\--'Z
engineering,
expanded
debenture
♦262,935
1961,
4,
Dec.
Orbit
plant
a
...
UNDERWRITERS—The
Murphy Corp.—N. Y. S. E:
of
markets
company
Germany.
$1
shares
B
there
and' non-assessabit;
and"
available
writing
On
'
the
sales,
and
erection
$1,855,668
♦332,989
the
is
to
although
class- than
public
this
business
$1,658,470
domestic
France
voting
'allowed
are
stock,
■
aircraft,
and
of
500,000
class
are
Upon- qualification to do business
the three months
ended
June 30,
1961, the com¬
sales of $252,625 and net income of $35,611, equal to <16
capital,, share.
For the fiscal year ended March 31, 1961,
company's sales were $700,281 and net income was $64,647.
price of certain
2119.*
p.
its
PROCEEDS—Net
1961—10 Months—1960
47,613
in
systems
value
par
shares,
shares
cumulative
stock
the
and
per
and
$267,892
$446,703
200,386
ry. oper.
income.
oper.
ry.
1,282,452
voting
■
had
the
1,600
$1,626,906 $14,585,302 $15,492,396
1,359,014
12,926,832
13,636,728
$1,729,155
directors,-
REVENUES—For
.y>■'.:"y
1961—Month—1960
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
to
Italy,
Canada,
product
Period End. Oct. 31—
used
are
guidance
is
corporation
share equally on liquidation.
There is no provision in the
redemptive rights of any
kind.. % At. the present time,
assuming that all the securities offered are sold, the officers,
pany
All such
the Graham Hunter Foundation, Inc.
this statement.—V. 194, p. 1949.
by
held
be
products
submarines,
the
for
cents
shares,/of which 20,918 will be held in various
22,518
company's
nuclear
currently (planning
European market.
Based on his holdings of Firth common, Graham Hunter,
a
vice-president and secretary of Firth (to become a company director
after the merger)
will own 20,440 company shares, and associates of
receive
The
torpedoes,
of
will
also
This
respectively.
will
and
equipment.
In
worth, board chairman, Herbert* L. Sliuttleworth, president, and Edwin
C. Sliuttleworth, a vice-president own 71,118, 36,384 and 61,598 shares
his
actions.
-
of
are
said,
rights
of
paid
Articles
.
outstand¬
L.
fully
class,
produces
missiles,
that
class
different
a
company of Syosset,
Long Island, N. Y., develops
miniature precision electro-mechanical components such
as
clutches, brakes, gear heads, modules, servos, indicators and differentials,
for
translating
electronic
signals
into
various
kinds
of
stockholders )• stockholders of Firth will receive two-thirds
company share for each share of
Firth held.
In addition to
one
each
BUSINESS—The
and
the
50,000
Pre-emptive
share.
per
office
are
provide
capital stock was made Dec. 1, through
the offering of 100,000 shares, at $4 per share, by Hardy
& Co., New York City.
:•
■
;
*
•
'
by company
certain
outstanding stock from 75c to $1.99
organized in the State
was
principal
non-voting and are without voice in management of the
and the class B shares are voting and have the entire
voice in management of the .corporation.
The'Articles of Incorporation
each, and management officials
shares will increase the book value
new
company
Its
corporation,
Orbit Instrument Corp.—Stock Offered—Initial public
.
of
of
1961.
structure
which
of
and
shares
16.7%
own
The sale
8,.
stock
of
shares
sale of this firm's
is
company
41.1%.
group
CAPITAL—The
June
Building, Denver.
all
,
$550,000;
as
engaged primarily in the manufacture and sale of
carpets, rugs- and their underlying- cushions.
Firth is- engaged in; the
manufacture and sale of carpets made of wool, man-made fibers, and
"blends thereof. ;; Pursuant to the merger proposal (to be voted upon
Tile
Lipsack, Vice-President,
I.
capital
shares,
and
a
M.
The
working
AND
Colorado,
B.
approximately $30,000
purchase of new machinery and the expansion of plant facili¬
the remainder of approximately $103,250 as an addition to
capital, and for general corporate purposes.
In
addition
to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
120,000 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a recent recapi¬
talization whereby the 45 shares then outstanding were changed into
—100.000 new shares), of. which Ben Abramson, President, and Sheldon
ties;
9
\
•
of
—V.
Common
194,
company
p.
1554.
'
.
company's principal business is the manufacturing of wooden
kitchen cabinets'fot the building trade; and, in conjunction therewith,
The
;
the
company
the cabinets.of
wood
and
also is
It
of
company-began:
a
distributor of appliances which are
built into
made both
August, 1961, the
also manufactures cabinet tops and vanities
plastic laminate.. Commencing in
the-manufacture and sale of two
ne\y
lines,
plastic
laminated kitchen cabinets and wooden cabinets for high fidelity equip¬
Offered—Pursuant
to
an
Oct.
4, 1961 offering circular,
offered publicly, without underwriting,
shares of its class A common stock at $2 per
proceeds will be used to provide sufficient
capital to begin operations as a life insurance company
the
Plough, Inc.—Proposed Stock Split—
company
Board
of
Directors of
Plough, Inc.,
Aspirin, Musterole and other drug products on Dec.
Net
in the State of Colorado.
manufacturer of St. Joseph
-1, voted a 2-for-l
by shareholders of an increase m
authorized shares from 3,300,660 to 5,000,000 and a change in the
The
156,000
share.
*-
-
stock
the
par
split subject
to
*
ratification
value from $2.50 to $1.25. The proposed
amendment to the Certify
10
icate
the
of
but
in
no
would
date.
In
result
in
is
under
acquisitions
to
reviewing
the
10th
will
be
that
the
for
in
would
increased."^—V.
12
make
Hopkinsville,
will
year
earnings
of
the
In
"There
in
is
'
Prevor-Mayrsohn
Pursuant
BUSINESS—The
State
of
New
which
lire.,
company
York
Jan.
on
incorporated
was
Capital
Common
—
(a)
7,
1959,
ized
under
1961,
It
the
and
laws
the
of
laws
the
of
under
the
under
Commonwealth
Fruit-of-the-World,
of
State
New
Inc.,
laws
the
of
V.
York
Nov.
on
Puerto
of
corporation
a
25,
Rico
June
on
Neither of
1960.
said
tables,
and
frozen
marketing
on
wholesale
a
poultry and fresh
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
28,
and
level
fresh
of
stock
194,
fruits,
(par 10c)
;
vege¬
PRESENT FINANCING
The
chase
of
additional
new
financing
will
used
be
for
will
ceeds
added
be
BUSINESS—The
variety
use
in
systems
working
missile
College
Point,
aircraft
programs,
York,
New
and
and
space
devices
vehicles,
telephone^equipment;V
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
This
stock
(10c<
par)
agreed,
tract
subject
to
the
to
purchase
of stock
offered
terms
from
the
and
conditions
will
warn¬
W
W.
B.
Pizzini
Atlas
—V.
&
to
&
Co.,
payable
Securities
193,
Corp.
trust
ing
This
stock,
be
made
Inc.,
with
be
the
on
best
a
will
The
$3.52
The
to
efforts
be
A
types
of
cabanas
proceeds
facilities
of
a
for
and
the
moving,
conveyor
working,
In
and
from
15,000
fee
The
M. J.
is
payable
Merritt
and
shares
for
&
will
Co.,
$12,500
underlying
$150,
to
offering
for
six-
exercisable
Seymour
at
Launer.
the
manufacture,
design and sale of
boxes housing,
jackets, boiler and
heating ventilating, construction and
specialty items such as metal lockers, filing
cabinets,
in
use
stock
for
sale
to
certain
of
common
be
of
used
new
storage
corporate
indebtedness,
stock
houses.
equipping new plant
machinery and installation
and
research,
and
company
has
per
will
share
increase
to
about
the
book
$2.20
value
share.
per
two
of
outstanding
of
Offered—Pursuant to a Nov.
prospectus, Blyth & Co., Inc., New York City,
(offeredt publicly 100,000v shares of this
firm's common
stocK;ati $10 per share. Of the
total, 50,000 shares were
I be
a
by the company and
50,000 by certain stockholders.
company will-use its proceeds for the
construction
new
engineering,
building and
,
for
cBY?I«E^?~The
ls
"
e
laboratory
and
administration
working capital.
the
in.
the
design,
components, sub-systems
antennas, multiplexers,
ferrite
devices
in California on March
development and manufacture
and
and
test
instruments,
filters.
These
including
products
are
naviE
TS m
fl.eids °f telemetry- radar, communication and
minisfritL Tff?_COmpa?y s manufacturing plant, laboratories and adSfaJSX ?n thf ®! f«e 1°cated ln the San Fernando Valley immediately
Calabasas
Los Angeles, at 23999
Cahf
Ventura Boulevard,
6%
secured
installment notes
-Tmrn, Tlk724n°
—
i«ReS?J "°^es' Inc24
1961
Nov.
—
$6^523^
1 000 °"00 ShS-
Units Offered
—
prospectus, J. J. B. Hilliard
T
h°E^red Pub,llcly. 10.200
ties at
$60
per
c?pi,
additional
unit.
«9,n8 shs.
a
Son, Louis-
units of this firm's securi¬
Each unit consisted of five
shares of
one warrant (to purchase one
$15 per share until
Sept. 30, 1965).
stock and
share at
f^et Proceeds of the
sale
working capital.
which
of
partners.
Inn,
the
have
The
existing
and
in
the' motel
will
individuals
improvements,
erected
and
same
Henrico
is
$2,200,000
together
with
partnership owns a contract
chattels^fui'niture, furnish¬
on
41/2 acres of land and
County, Richmond, Va. The
of which $1,200,000 will be
balance
by taking title subject to deeds of
aggregate principal balance of, $1,000,000.
an
will lease the land from the sellers, such lease grant¬
an
option to purchase such land at any time
from
years
proceeds
date
the
of
of execution
$1,435,000,
together
of
lease
the
with. $15,000
to
used
for
in
purchase
price;
in
and
consideration
of
the
will be added to the
company's
the
repay
in
by
the
This
purchase
balance
Small
ofv
Motel
of
Fifth
stock,
stock.
common
conversion
of
of
1975...
such
debentures,
joint
venture
which
the
seller.
'
.
the
shares
on
and: the
of
the
all
an
writing
terms
The
Hospital
in
the
to
be
extent
transfer
and
and
be
.v,
32,772
issued
were
in
denominations
of
as
a
two
in
made
was
shares
to
appointed
—V.
194,
sole
York
Of the
registrar
the
for
Co.,
offer
the
common
of
the
and
2337.
p.
of
.
Plioto
Corp.—Common
the
-
has
of
which
and
company
thereof.
Federman,
public offering
The
by
100,000
200,000
amendment.
5-year
are
price
and
&
the
to
be
offered
stocks
loans,
tion
of
the
Co.
heads
for. public-saLe
also
the
terms
includes
underwriter
at
list
10
the
be
to
by the
holders
supplied-
shares
each,
of
the
the
for
sale
issue
T„
of
pany is the developing
and
printing of color and black and white
photographic film. It also sells cameras, film and other photographic
and, through a wholly-owned subsidiary, does custom photo
finishing.
Of the net proceeds from the company's sale of additional
added
$600,000
and
to
will
be
used
Anscochrome
the
addition
general
to
for the purohase of Kodachrome, Ektaprocessing equipment and the balance will be
will
company sells its products, $200,000 from the proceeds
which they will then cause Interstate to
by them,
pay
an
outstanding obligation of
gating $350,360,
by
the
Interstate
to
this
firm's
,
from
the
sale
be
6%
cumulative
added
to
the
its
of
shares will be used
shortand
preferred
general
and
funds
long-term
for
stock.
funds
The
the
of
S. M.
to
stockholders.
the stock
the
sold
company
the company
aggre¬
note guaran¬
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
N.
-
Y.,
whose
filed
100,000
by
bank
redemp¬
balance
of
and
company
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
(without par value)
authorized
4,000,000
shares
1,788,564 shs.
_________
UNDERWRITERS
The
underwriters named below have
severally
subject to the terms and conditions contained in
the purchase
agreement, to purchase from the company and from
the selling stock¬
holders the following respective number
—
agreed,
,
of shares
of
the
From the
White,
A.
G.
!
Co.
&
Inc.
/
&
&
__J_
Podesta
Co.,
Janney,
&
Co
&
W., Clark,
Inc
Seaboard
On
Dec.
shares
of
1961,
this
a
794
1,222
1,806
"
1,467
2,778
1,222
2,778
1.222
1,250
550
2,777
1.223
Co.—Secondary Stock Offering—
secondary stock offering of 100,000
firm's
stock
common
completed through First
City, and First California
193,
1
794
3,333
Co.
was
—V.
1,467
V 2,778
:
_
1__
Finance
6,
2,139
1,806
II
]___
1428.
p.
794
\
3,333
Co
&
1
4,861
Griffin, Inc.______
Watling, Lerchen
794
1,806
Schwabacher & Co.—____________
F. S. Smithers & Co
;
—
194,
1,467
2,139
'
Inc
;
&
-
4,861'
E.
Co
Co
Stone, Glass
2,139
-
3,333
Weeks
:
794
1,467
4,861
Co.—
Peabody & Co.
Higginson Corp.—
McKelvy & Co
Ohio
1,222
1,806
1,806
Battles
Milwaukee
794
2,778
Lee
The
1,467
3,333
Inc._
Kidder,
.'
794
•
,
1,806
Hentz & Co._
Hornblower
-
&
1,222
3,333
Inc;
&
Hayden, Stone
1,907
•—1,806
1
&
1,467
4,333
2,778
Inc._
Co._'
&
7,309
3,333
Dominick,
Glore, Forgan & Co..
H.
10,964
16,611
Simmons
Collins
Dominick
1
24,916
x
Co
Becker & Co.
Dittmar
stock-
Selling-
Stockholders
;
Co.____x_
Chapman, Howe & Co
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.__
;
.
&
Blair
Whipple &
Ellis
common
From
Company
Weld
I'lunt
at
$23.75
share
per
Boston
Corp., New York
Inc., San Francisco.
.Co.,
2713.
p.
Shoup Voting Machine Corp.—Proposed
MergerSee
General
Battery
&
Ceramic
Corp.,
this
issue.—V.
193,
1945.
p.
Simplicity Pattern Co. Inc.—Proposed Stock
Split—'
James
J.
proposed
holders
The
Shapiro,
of
at
the
split
which
has
announced
that
the
directors
have
of
the common stock, subject to stock¬
meeting to be held on April 30, 1962.
2,000,000 authorized
shares
of
common
annual
presently
company
stock,
President,
two-for-one
a
approval
has
750,951
shares
South Bay Industries,
The
and
SEC
has
are
outstanding.—V.
Los
a
address
is
Idlewild
International
registration statement with the SEC
shares
of
common
stock,
to
be
the
proceedings
193,
1060.
p.
Act
is
scheduled
branch
for
A
Schedules Hearing—
which
disclosures
Securities
of Gardena, Calif.
therein
Angeles
Inc.—SEC
informational
under
Eay Industries,
evidence
ordered
of
accuracy
statement
South
became
offering
and
Bay
of
of
challenge
contained
1933
filed
hearing for. the
Dec.
19,
1961,
the
in
in
in
adequacy
registration
a
1959
by
the
South
of taking
purpose
Commission's
office.
38,000
by
offered
Airport,
on
for
Nov,
All
to
the
principally
ground
its
-
I960.
statement
The
the
the
shares
were
sold
prospectus, the company
in manufacturing out of
handling
in
December
statement
1959
proposed
and
the
it
public
shares, 172,000 by
the issuing company
company's president and secretary, respectively,
(23,000
shares)
and
John
H.
Matthess
(15,000
equipment' fdr
28
public
23,
common
Safady
of
registration
March
210,000
P.
ing
filed
effective
Edmoun
,
Instruments, Inc.—Common Registered—
company,
Jamaica,
,covering
S.
the
,
shares).
This
stock
common
,
of
The balance will be represented
by a 5%
selling
sub¬
capital.
CAPITALIZATION
to be used as working-capital.
indebtedness, the company will have outstand¬
According to the prospectus, the.-selling stockholders will make available
to Interstate Camera
Stores which is owned by them and to which the
reduce
other
funds
certain
of common stock, after issuance of such
shares to
stockholders of Royaltone Inc., of which
Nathan Derfler, President, will
own 47.5%,
and four other management officials 11,9%
each.
Derfler
proposes
to sell
100,000 shares and the others 25,000 shares each.
teed
certain
quickly sold.
was
proceeds
company's
working
„
com¬
supplies,
to
of
company has out¬
which
management
Franklin-Schneider is president.
,
Common stock
u
primary business
chrome
„
„
EUSINESS—f-The>
exercisable
cents
company was organized under New York law in November, 1961
that time acquired all the assets of
Royaltone Inc. and all the
of Pictorial
Laboratories, Inc. The
stock,
.
of
at
stock
"
-
underlying
initially at the public offering price.
and
'
toompany, of 259 E. Erie St., Chicago, 111., is
engaged
principally in publishing standardized intelligence; aptitude and
achieve¬
ment. tests,, rendering
testing
services- and
publishing
instructional
materials in basic subjects and
guidance materials'for use
primarily in
elementary schools and junior and senior high schools.
It also offers
to education,
industry and government, consulting and research services
primarily related to evaluation and training of personnel and
performs
data processing services related to Its other
principal activities.
%
of? underwriters.
are
15,000
'
•
Dec. 6
proceeds
used
-V.
by
under
the
stock,
for the payment of existing
incurred to provide working capital
corporation.
y.
stock,
v
public
The
iv
Offered—'
outstanding
underwriting
statement
sold
to
being
Stonehill
The
warrants
shares
shares,
f
upon
for
and
Associates, Inc.—Common Offered—
company
been
This company, of 245 Seventh
Avenue, New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Nov. 29
covering 300,000 shares of common
stock,
price
indebtedness,
common
11.7%,
public
PROCEEDS—Net
the
of
the
>
stock
shares
holders.
$500, $1,000
City,
350,091
offering
public
by amendment,
certain
own
Mullaney, Wells &
York
New
upon
total, 111,000 shares were offered for the com¬
48,840 shares for the accounts of certain stock¬
:-
Trust
a
shares
issued
pany and
Offered—
Rodney Metals, Inc.—Appointment—
New
filed
350,091
been
ciates.
The
Bank
have
through the offering of 159,840 shares
at $17.50 per
share; by White, Weld & Co. Inc., New
York City, and William Blair &
Co., Chicago, and asso¬
Net proceeds will be used by the corporation
finance the cost of a $1,025,759 addition to its
Chemical
covering
and,
will
Kansas,
to
shares
group
initial
and $5,000.
to help
hospital at Marysville, Calif.
Registered—
Diego, * Calif.,
5
balance
basis.The
Science Research
The
1, 1976, at par and accrued interest from
1961. The bonds bear interest-of from 5% to
•5%% and
'•■v
prospectus lists 12 holders of the debentures and 3
holders of the
outstanding shares, including Incorporated Income
Fund, of Boston
which
owns
$750,000 of
debentures, and Reliance Insurance Co
of
Philadelphia, which owns 23,836 shares.—V.
194, p. 1428.
Nov.
1,
■
■
shares.
San
Dec.
on
The
Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., is offering publicly
$650,000 of this corporation's first mortgage serial bonds
Nov.
:
.
is issuable upon conversion
subordinated convertible debentures
White, Weld & Co., will purchase
from
the
holders
thereof
supplied
addition
5,980,381
ofifcials
B. C.
to
to
by
debentures
none
to
are
In
standing
Julien
Inc.—Bonds
a
Administration,
in the business of holding stocks
substantially all the equity stock of 14
loan associations, four in
California, seven in Texas, one
Colorado,
sidiaries.
■
Foundation,
for
from
of 5 (4.%
headed
debentures,
or
Cruttenden,
Rideout
sale
parts
company is engaged primarily
other companies.
It owns
of
is
*
stock
loan
a
$500,000.
cash
selling the motel
to
the
partnership, is the President and principal stockholder of the Manage¬
ment Corporation and currently supervises the operation of the motel
for
commercial
the
special
on
Business
Ave.,
SEC
the
and
Underwriters
conversion
sale
Of
additional $2,675,000
an
due
and
the
due
Corp.—Common
1400
of
William
members
and
from
and
additional* 12,500
an
Imperial
corporation,
Bacon,
by
military
common
the
interests aggregating $250,000. The partnership will
it will be managed on behalf of the partnership
Operations International, Inc, Frank M. Perper, one of the
motel
(1)
underlying
(exercisable
city tax
development
registration statement with
Nat
ing 450,000 shares
sS raS*^
Pursuant to
&
limited
the
none
share
certain
of
to
operate the
In
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT-TO
PRESENT FINANCING
partners
to
for
proceeds
-|.
to
Diego
limited partnership
The
comPany was incorporated
en£&ged
and
buildings,
cash,
Royaltone
onRa£tec Carp.—Common
1961
29
option
by each of said persons of their interests in the agree¬
(which they acquired at no cost other than said deposit), the
partnership has agreed to repay such deposit and to grant them
outstanding stock from $1.22
according to the prospectus
an
of
general
shares
underwriter
equipment
ment
Thus
P"b^c"™estors would suffer an immediate dilution in their investment
fJLl;
Per share and management would receive the benefit of
$91 49^
value, of their shares in an aggregate amount of
sold
the
net
partnership
(after
giving effect to a recent re¬
capitalization), of which Abraham Bosman,
president, Herbert Mishkin,
vice-president, and Meyer Charles Pariser,
secretary, own 33Va% each
They received such shares in October 1961 in
exchange for 100 capital
of
shares
the
company
arid the outstanding shares of
Quaker City
Metal Products,
Inc. and Dana
Metal Fabricators,
Inc.," subsidiaries
all of which shares
were
previously owned by them. Sale of the new
shares
paid by
and
shares
San
partnership
net
due
purposes.
the
he
refund of cash deposits
madel, and $250,000 will be paid to the general partners to cover
expenses.
The general partners entered into the purchase agreement
to
acquire the motel and advanced $50,000 as.* a deposit on account
The
for
advertising,-promotion
general
shares
and
garages
will
purchase
for
and
addition
94,792
share.
commission
underwriter
pre-fabricated
system,
capital
in
per
share
per
includes
the
engaged
metal
enclosures, for
electrical industries, and
net
to
$4
at
nothing basis by
or
48c
also
sold
radiator
systems,
all
a
Y., filed a registration
covering 87,500 shares of common
28
sale
$5,000 finder's
is
company
various
public
receive
share.
per
Nov.
on
for
statement
warrants
year
SEC
offered
which
evpenses.
.
of 234 Russell St., Brooklyn, N.
company
to
will
covering
contributed-by the general partners, will be
$1,200,000 to purchase the property (including
Quaker City Industries, Inc.—Common Registered—
statement
29
or
p-er
includes
payable, to satisfy Federal, state and
for general corporate
purposes, including
products.
addition
stock
New
Ave.,
Nov.
on
partnership $250,000 to cover -all expenses.
partnership organized under New ;York law
Shirley Payne, Irving I'ellman and Carl Adid¬
Holiday
a
price
which
after
2670.
p.
.
Reg'd
with
partners,
the
as
Park
1025
SE'C
equipment
in
the
The
10,000
;
,
Associates—Securities
Lodge
limited
a
The partnership
25,CQ0
—
%
the
orginial
as
and
purchase
25.0C0
Inc.
due Jan. 1, 1973 at 100% plus accrued
made at the Chase Manhattan Bank, New
expenses
1961
general
operated
severally
of
the
is
purchase
ings
the
Co.
its
Berger,
■
•.
121,500 shs.
have
redemption on Jan. 1, next through
$25,700 of its 4>/a% debt adjustment
fund
be
Motor
from
November
as
hereby set forth below:
Plohn
>•
1953,
2344.
and
receive
Associates
in
Shares
Charles
.V
•
also
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, of which Solomon M. Schusheim
board chairman and
president, owns 90%
Sale of the new shares wili
increase the book value of
outstanding stock from $1.37 to $1.88 per
share. The company has
granted its principal, stockholder a
restricted
for
called
1,
will
p.
with
commissions
for
underwriting con¬
respective number of shares
the
company
of
■
below
named
.*."••
~
York, filed a registration
$1,435,000 of limited
partnership interests in Associates, to be offered for public sale at
$5,000 per interest. The offering will be made on a best'efforts all
or
none
basis by Nat Berger
Associates, which will receive a-. TVa-%
commission
(if all interests are sold)
and $38,375 for- expenses* Such
Outstanding'?
500,000 shs.
__
underwriters
has
Jan.
company,
statement
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
UNDERWRITERS—The
190,
Richmond
related projects. The company also makes amplifiers,
television camera housings and focusing devices and
supplies,
382.
pur¬
manufactures
mechanical
dated
Payment
York.—V.
capital
electromechanical
launching
and
of
company
Preferred—,
Redeem
for
p.
sinking
the
of
interest.
manufacturing,
electronic
of
ing
power
to
called
193,
corporation
operation
debentures,
additional
of
procurement
new
Notes Sold
—
Rhine-Ruhr Water Service Union—Partial Redemption
testing and laboratory equip¬
facilities; research and development;
payment of current corporate Federal and state income taxes and sell¬
ing, advertising and promotional expenses. The balance bf the pro¬
ment;
has
Francisco.—V.
San
Co., New York City, and associates made the initial
public sale of this firm's common stock on Dec. 5,
through the offering of 60,000 shares, at $5 per share.
the
Corp.
all
an
$.325
10,000
the
to
accessories
additional
V
•
redemption on Jan. 2, 1962, all of its
outstanding 4 4 V2 %
convertible cumulative preferred stock at* $102.75
per share, plus accrued dividends. Payment will be made at the Bank
of America National Trust & Savings Association,. 300 Montgomery St.,
189,600 shs.
&
from
«
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
proceeds
Co.—To
Manufacturing
company
The
PROCEEDS—Net
"
on
a
statement
.
''
10,200
•
aircraft,
participated
overdue accounts
savings
639.
p.
'
-
made
receive
and
each
estimated
purchase
and
In
/
6,000
.
10,200
equipment, and materials for property improvement.
Rheem
Progressitron Corp.—Common Offered—Charles Plohn
a
746.
p.
6,000
>
-
—
warrants—
sub¬
frozen blueberries.
and
EFFECT TO
Authorized
Common
—V.
194,
a
brokerage,
of
6,600
6,600
;
warrants
stock
mil
be
The
share
per
one
and
$251,000
to
jet
obligations,
-
City, $20,000,000 of 5%%. notes due Dec. 1, '1981,
and; $5,000,0001 of 6%
senior subordinated notes due
June 1, 1982.
•
The company, located in Richmond, Va., finances pur¬
chases of aluminum irrigation equipment, farm buildings
the
under
Capital
3.125
will
will
which
expenses.
50c
instruments
used
125,000
York
the
organized
3,125
warrants:..
Reynolds Aluminum Acceptance
Prevor-Mayrsohu,
name
subscriber's
of
be
repay
57,250 shs.
.
at
offering
Co.,
for
per
servicing
Outstanding
83,175 shs.
$10)_
(par
will
FINANCING-r
PRESENT
Privately — Dec. 5, 1961, it was reported that tips sub¬
sidiary of Reynolds Metals Co., had sold / privately
through Dillon, Read & Co., and Reynolds & Co., New
been as yet actively engaged in business but it is intended
portion of the proceeds from this offering for such subsidiary
corporations.
The company is generally engaged in the export, import,
use
TO
EFFECT
sold
aircraft.; The
y
sidiaries has
to
to
$3.25
overhaul
finished on
be completed
purchaser.
GIVING
Underwriter's
(d)
was
changed to the present one on July 25, 1961.
principal executive office is located at 99 Hudson St.,
has two subsidiaries; Garde A Inc., a corporation organ¬
York.
and
The
&
$15,000
share), and
(2)
2,500 shares sold at 5c per share and
2,500 shares underlying like warrants sold to Louis
Weinger, the finder.
The
company is engaged
in
tne repair,
maintenance, testing and
cement
on
share.
per
and
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
.
Lieberbaum
shares
bank
Management.. warrants
"(c)
company's
New
stock
Original
(b)
Of¬
name
The
the
unfinished
left
are
or
.
five-year warrants sold at
The shell homes are
bases.
Authorized
share
Nov.
a
by
in
Warrants—
International, Inc.
to
desired
foundations,
concrete
on
concrete
interiors
The
extent
only-
$3.25
by
10,000
construction and sale of houses
providing of mortgage financing
shell homes sold by
the company
The
wood
business
do
to
Blvd.,
at
being
per
24, 1961 offering circular,
J. J. Krieger & Co., Inc., New York City, offered pub¬
licly, 80,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $3.75
per share.,. Net proceeds, estimated at $230,000; will be
used by the company for advances to a subsidiary, sales
promotion, advances to fruit growers, and for working
capital.
v
•,"■/•v-i; "v-C
—
outside.
of
on
Campbell
Ford
at
basis
the
and
purchaser.
built
placed
CAPITALIZATION
-
fered
the
to
sale
Chronicle
commission
is the
company
homes
the
of
,
every
1961
earnings
321.
p.
the
of
laws
Home
at
qualified
is
company
^
"shell"?
piers
located
*
■
as
the
to
The
is
the
Its, registered office
Life Building,
19al.
Kentucky
Floor,
office
under
12,
May
on
17th
at
principal
Ky.
'
residences
are
block
presently
its
incorporated
was
Kentucky
located
business
therefor
the
plans."
result
and
The
known
company
of
is
but
Kentucky.
v/iii
growth
Kentucky
Louisville,
more
or
diversification
continued,
official
in
number
one
companies
kindred
company's
full
sales,
194,
will
to
increase
authorized
the
10
the
of
the
that
year
in
toward
company
operations
consecutive
have
part
substantial
a
company
the
Efforts
integral
an
the
among
consideration.
operations,
indication
that
from
and
increase
The
contemplation
active
continue
BUSINESS—The
at
Commonwealth
split
were
market
shareholders.
in
selected
there
active
more
a
of
number
a
believes
action,
shares
approval
stock
1,344,334 shares outstanding.
company
director states, "The Board, in taking
the increased number of outstanding shares will
1961
1,
commenting,
this
shareholder
for
change in the capital or surplus accounts of the company.,
double
the
number
of shares
outstanding on
the record
Dec.
At
submitted
be
meeting to be held April 17, 1962.
reclassification of the stock and
regular
proposed
result
will
Incorporation
next
The
The Commercial and Financial
(2554)
•
pursuant
and
its
heavy
aircraft
to
and
the
offering.
subsidiaries
metal
stock
guided
are
missiles;
Continued
Accord¬
engaged
medium
on
sized
and
page
the
54
Volume
194
Number 6115
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Per
;;'Sv0::v DIVIDENDS
Dividend
announcements
are
grouped
Name of Company
Central
in
two
Per
Company
Aberdeen
from
&
Fund
$6
preferred
(year-end
(s-a)__
Cnance
Chase
Akron,
Petroleum,
Canton
&
class
A
Youngstown
RR.
Allen
(Leon
Allied
Drug
Allied
B.)
(gtd)
4 'A %
Hair
3.90%
5%
&
Felt,
&
$1.06'A
1-2
12-18
1-15
12-29
1-25
12-29
preferred
preferred
American
25c
American
Insurance
Pnotocopy
Quarterly
Research
American
4','v
12-29
Israel
preferred
Power
1-15
National
Bank
9
1-
2
12-15
12-30
preferred
(quar.)__
&
Energy Shares
'IllRy., common (annual)
30c
1-10
3-
11-30
1
Extra
1-19
Mfg.,
common
Machinery
Bakeries
Consolidated
Dry
Ashdown
Hardware
Associates
Atlas
6%
5%
$15c
65c
u>
preferred
Brick,
Stock
!
;
12-
12-31
12-
10%
37c
(Md.)\____
-iot(i<>»
it
MI)
'ii"
i
Basic,
Y.)
held
Baystate
Beam-Matic
5%
Finance*
preferred
—
$4.50
preferred
Benrus
Watch
Berkshire
C
Gas
Binney
Bliss
Booth
Sz
Food
(C.i
Stock
(T.
Broad
-"r
Street
&
&
12-15
12-29
12-15
Craig
12-29
12-15
Crampton
12-27
12-
8
1
Crum
12-31
1-15
Systems
12-15
Sz
25c
(quar.)
Shoe
1-30
2-1
Cudahy
1-31
1-10
Culligan,
1-31
1-10
l'/c
12-18
15c
12-29
12-15
2%
Sugar,
Inc.,
12-29
1-
2
12-29
Decca
1-
2
12-15
Decker
1-
1
12-12
B
Delta
Co.,
2
12-19
12-31
40c
2-
1
C.
Records
Nut
class
2
8
12-20
12-
8
Di
1-
5
Raynolds
Chemical
Diversa, Inc.,
$1.75
(initial)
com.
r:
3
12-14
12 V2c
12-29
12-15
4 V2 c
;
;
accumulative)
1
12-29
12-15
% 70c
12-29
12-12
17 Vac
.____
(quar;)__
$1.25 preferred
12-30
12-15
12-15
Dodge
12-19
Dome
12-31
12-19
Dominion
12-31
12-19
Dominion
Steel
7',ac
1-12
12-27
Dow
_
27Vic
1-15
12-29
Dubois
tlOc
1-15
12-20
East
12V2c
12-29
Eastern
40c
12-31
12-15
12-18
Eastern
$1
(initial)
12 V2c
1-10
30c
12-22
1-19
12-20
12- 8
2%
12-22
12-
1:25c
12-29
J38%c
12-29
25c
25c
12-11
12-11
12-12
12-12
12- 4
12- 4
J.
J12Vac
2-1
(quar.).x_—_—
$55c
.__
___
common
(quar.)—__
Products—
••
rl
.'
•
2-
1
(beneficial
1-
1
53c
12-28
t26c
$15c
;
1-15
1- 2
12-22
20c
1-
1
12-15
12-15
12-
8
12- 8
15c
1-
2
1-
2
12-15
17 Vic
2-15
1-19
$1.18%
12-27
8%c
1-29
12-11
12-27
5c
1-29
12-27
t50c
12-29
—
—______
—___
preferred
Mines
(quar.)_
(quar.)
.
Securities
Ltd.,
Ry
Food
2nd
class B (quar.)_
(s-al—__:
i—
preferred
General
net
Inc
t.75c
1-
2
dividend)
1- 2
25c
12-15
12-15
1
11-11
Felt. Ltd.,
class
1-
2
12-14
1-10
12-20
1-10
12-20
1-
1
12-15
this
7 Vac
1-
1
12-15
7 VaC
,
4-
2
3-15
plus
1
1-
5
1
1-
5
Balanced
payment of
40c
from
Stock
—,
Gas,,
com.
(quar.)
12-22.
12-
8
12-21
30c
1-16
10c
12-27
22c
1-
1
8c
1-
1
12-15
$1.02V2
1-1
12-15
3
12-
1
12-
8
12-16
12-29
12-15
12-29
12-15
27 Vac
2-
1
1-15
1-
3
12-12
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Abrasives
2-
1
1-15
12-29
12-15
15c
(quar.)_.
6c
2-
1
1-15
5%
—
Fund
1-
2
1
1-
3
12-13
12-
2
12-9
12-12
12-1
12-15
12-
12-30
12-15
.12-30
12-15
31'Ac
12-30
12-15
$1.31'A
12-30
12-15
$1.41'A
:__
12-30k
t75c
1-15
19c
taken
1-
tlOc
B
action
5
20c
(s-a)
this
&
12-21
20c
12-15
1
12-15
12-
9
12-15
011
time)
Son,
Inc.
(quar.)
:
12-
1
1-15
12-15
61c
12-28
11-30
9c
12-20
11-30
6%
Income
Flooring & Wood Products,
60c
class A preference
(s-a)
Indiana
&
59c
Industrial
Fund,
Michigan
preferred
preferred
4.12'%
(quar. of 2c from in¬
and
Foundation
from
Inc.
long-term
(quar.)
Electric—
(quar.)
$1.03'/«
1-
2
12-
8
$1.03
1-
2
12-
8
(quar.)__
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
preierred
(quar.)_;
preferred
4'/2%
preferred
t68%c
8
12-27
12-
8
t56 'Ac
(quar.)
,12-
1:$l.l2Va
^—,
(quar.)!"
($50 par)
12-27
12-
8
Certificates
Inter-Ocean
Reinsurance
Inter-Ocean
Securities,
12-26
12-
8
Ltd.—
1:30c
12-31
12-15
12-20
1
1-
1
31'Ac
12-12
45c
(quar.)
class
preference
Milling,
A
4%
12-
9
12-
9
11-28
$1.50
—
12-12
11-28
12-12
11-28
Bakeries
$4.80'preferred
Public
Jamaica
12-6
jewel Tea
12-15
12-
Johnson
25c
12-27
12-15
Kahler
12-29
Kaiser
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)^
12-12
1-15
12-29
12-27
12-18
12-27
1-
12-18
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
pfd.
(quar.)
12-30
12-19
12-30
12-19
1-
$$1.75
—
2
12-
8
40c
(extra)
——
2-28
2-14
40c
(quar.)__.
Carpet Furniture
12-15
40c
$1.20
Corp.,
5
1-
30c
(reduced)
Service,
2
$1
15c
2 7 Vac
(quar.)
Packings Corp.
International Shoe
1-16
6
2
1-
10c
junior
10c
—
1-
$1.50
International
12-15
2
12-15
Securities—
75c
1-
2
60c
B
Interstate
25c
(quar.)
Co.
1-
31'Ac
(s-a)__
Inter-County Telephone Sz Telegraph—
5%
preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)_
5'/a%'
12-27.
50c
Insuransliares
Class
'►
Exchange Building (Chicago)—
Interstate
Plantation
j.
income
12-15
35c
Company
2-
gains
International
(Miami)—
Erie
-Fanny
Farmer
Faraday
$1.18%
1-
1
12-15
$1.20
1-
1
12-15
12c
Mines
Co.
dividend
Rubber
Financial
net
Fund
10%
(from
gains)
income)-—
(year-end)
investment
1-
1
11-22
v
12-27
12-
7
Kaymaro
84c-
plus
$1.46
preferred
preferred
81c
12-30
12-
4
Kearney
12C
12-26
12-
6
(monthly).-^
12-26
12-
8
Kerr
Mfg.
Keystone
94c 1
12-29
Inc.—
23c
12-18
12-15
(James R.), 60c preferred (quar.)
Organization (extra)—2———
Co..
(s-a)
(quar.)
common
preferred
A
Portland
Cement
Kullen Grocery
Class
A
iquar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
King
Co.,
12-
9
12-1&
12-15
15c
(quar.)_
r
20c
:
.
i__
1-
7c
^
Kent-Moore
12-15
:
$1.43%
12-2£
12-29
36 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)-
(Delaware)-—
Consolidated Corp.
preferred
1- 2
82c
from net investment income—
Corp.,
convertible
12-20
95c
(s-a)—
Corn;
Steel
5.75%
6%
—-—
.
7
Inc.—
income
gains,
12-
4c
capital
Co.,
1-25 .'
12-15
30c
—
investment
Industrial Fund,
Quarterly
50c
—,
Fund
capital
tlOc
;
(quar.)_^
(from
__
Ltd
(quar.):
Mutual Investment
from
from
Shops,. Inc.. (quar.)
Candy
Uranium
Farrell-Birmingham
Trend
$1.02'/2
(quar.)
(initial)
dividend
Fiduciary
iquar.)_—.—_
(quar.)__
1-
12-30
(quar.)
Fidelity
(quar.)
preferred
1
"
12-15
preferred
preferred
12-22
split
(Fla.)
12-15
preferred
C
12-
15c
common
stock
Capital
B
D
38c
7 Vac
&
Fund
series
series
12-22
5Vo
Corp.
Fidelity
4.10%
scries
51c
137 VaC
(quar.)
preferred
Exolon
3
•
____
(no
at
H.)
1-
Quarterly
gains
(quar.)
Glass
Fidelity
A
4.80%
,
investment
capital
Refractories
Stock
(W.
vestment
capital
Insurance
from
from
new
1- 2
series
—
gains
(quar.).
5
12-
4.10%
4.75%
payment
4V2%
Fund—
of
payment
A
class
dividend
4'.
investment
capital
Emmer
Class
Ltd.,
Refrigerator
common
Stock
5lh'/»
Fund—
11c from
dividend
Faultless
-
$1.35
35c
&
Hussman
8
1
62 VaC
;
A
8
12-
2-
12-22
$1
profits
(extra 1
Illinois Electric
Hughes-Owens,
4V8%
2-
Stock
income
Hubbard
Imperial Capital Fund
time
(quar.)
2-
Products,
(quar.)i____:
common
2-
12-20
12 VaC
__I
;
(quar.)_
$1.50
Ewa
Gas,-
12-
3 7 VaC
(quar.)_
Natural
11-30
12-20
35c
,
(quar.)_i
$1.75
Two-for-one
1-23
12-28
10c
($25 par)
Houston
preferred
i accumulative i_
4%.%
12-20
12-20
1
10c
1
(quar.)_
preferred
(accumulative)
Steel
2
2
-
common
preferred
B
Stock
1-
(extra)
5.56%
A
Edgecomb
12-15
12-20
1-
(quar.)
Mfg.
Transit,
5.25%
preferred
Equity
Group
Valve
Rapid
preferred
5%
;
1-19
1-10
12-15
40%
—
(quar.)
Foundry
1
6
Corp.—
investment
securities
Cooke
2-
437Vac
——
—;
(stock
Finance
Homestead
Honolulu-.
12-28
preferred
Ltd.
4
2
50c
12-29
$6
Eddy Match,
1
11-
6c
11-27
$7
and
12-
50c
1-15
Corp.—
Baler
12-11
12-12
2-
(quar.)
1-31
3-15
income
12-15
56 'Ac
(quar.)
Inc
Creamery
12-20
2
Howard
12-12
12-29
$1
c
4-
&
12-27
$1.37 Va
preferred
c
25c
and
12-15
12-27
40c
(qpar.)_
iquar.)
Extra
(quar.)———
Lumber
from.net
1- 2
2- 1
12-
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
preferred
Consolidated.
&
t37'/ic
Products.
Pacific
tl5c
J$1.50
Ltd
Bronze,
Fund,
4'/2%
par)
preferred
Ekco
Co.,
1
1962)
3,
($50
SI
12-15
28Vac
(quar.)____—
split
12-15
1-
32'/ac
(quar.)
subject to approval
preferred
12-15
Economy
——
stock
(quar.)
5%
1
Howard
12-11
1
50c
common
12-21
1-
12- 5
Inc.
Co.,
12-15
25c
&
12-16
1-
20c
4
(quar.)
Year-end
$1.50
4.75%
Southern
Canadian
at
common
__;
income
12-15
12-15
Inc.—
Assn.,
States
12-15
2
1-15
65c
Sugar_.
1
preferred
Eaton
Sz
Sz
1-
15c
2
1„
25c
1-
Gas
1v.'n
tl5c
;
137 Vac
(quar.)
Lines
Year-end
.
(quar.)
110c
;
5
12-15
40c
12-15
99 V2c
(quar.)
12-29
5c
Extra
5%;
,12-15- rr'> li2—
15c
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)_"___5%
preferred (quar.)
1
Home
ri<
5%
1
$1
Eaton
$116Q
Inc.,:(quar. )
12 VaC
(quar.)
payment omitted
1-5
12-20
(initial)
1-
(quar.)__
Natural
Racing
12-15
1-15
j v
117 V2
preferred
Coal
Ltd.
Tennessee
Eastern
50c
5c
5c
&
Chemicals
Common
12-15
(quar.)
Y.)
common
117%
shares)
(quar.)_
7%
Quarterly
8
Ltd.^—
common
E.)
Hutchinsn
(quar.)—__
(N.
18 %c
(accumulative)
Fund
Ltd.
Brewery
Air
12-15
12-29
15c
B
Glass,
Cox
Mines,
12-19
12-29
31V4C
Corp.____
12-31
Sz
new
(quar.)
Arts
preferred
Diversified
Hcrshey
12-11
i
__•_
&
Noc
Heritage
1-
12-29
10c
45c
stockholders April
preferred
(quar.)
5 V2 %
preferred (quar.)
12-18
12-20
12-20
(annual)
common
of
12-29
'
12-15
1-15
1-12
v.
Commercial
(4-for-l
1-15
10c
2
1-15
4%
12-29
5c
new
Rubenstein
30c
!
12-11
1-
$15c
(special)
Times
(W.
20c
1
12-19
3
50%
'
——-
iquar.)__—
Lake
Flooring,
Central
1-
;_
12-29
(s-al
Foreign
Canadian
Central
9-17
12-
A
Mfg
25c
common—.
Corp.,
Red
&
&
9-28
1-15
'
Electric
80c
Telephone
Canada,
Canada
Castle
Hawaiian
4%c
iquar.)
$1.25
v
—
from
Hartford
'
Canada
35c
12-18
12-20
1-
dividend)__
(stock
Gas, common (increased)
preferred (quar.)
2
$1.75
20c
1
12-20
tlOc
1-
17 V2 c
1
1
Y.)—
Hartford
$1.12 V2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transit System,
Devoe
12-15
1-15
..
1-19
1-1
Cosco
Heppenstall
D.
12-19
1-
5c
quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Denver-Chicago Trucking,
67Ac
—_
:_____
4Va%
common
(N.
Extra
8%
12-
20c
Co.
dividend
12-21
12-19
2
75c
common
Stock
1-22
2
12-
Handschy Chemical (initial)
Hanna
Mining
(quar.)
Harding Carpets, Ltd. (quar.)
10c
common™
(quar.)_
Packing
Class
3
50c
(Conn.)
Forest
Hecla,
Extra
Carriers
12-20
12-28
preferied
1-
25c
Ltd.,
Packing..
&
Carolina
1
15c
preferred
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Electro
California
1st
1-
6%
Forster
2-1
1-
.—__■_
new
Co.,
preferred
6%
17 Vac
(s-a)
Mfg.,
Cuban-American
3-10
1%
(quar.).,
Corp.,
3%
Hamilton
12-15
2%.
—
;
preferred
Trust
preferred
Carbons
12-15
Co.,
i.-
2
(quar.)
12-20
25c
Ltd.
Financial
12-15
12-27v
Paper,
Equipment
Heller
(initial)
preferred (quar.)—
Burlington Steel, Ltd. iquar. 1
Canada
Griggs
2
12- 7
$1.12'/aC\;
4.16%
Campbell
12-15
1-
Reynolds
$3
shs.
(annual).
50c
(Daniel
Helena
—-
Investing—
Bond
Calumet
1
12-27
50c
12-18
(quar.)
American Insurance
6-18
(Quarterly of 14c from net investment
plus capital gains distribution of 39ci_
6%
Green
3-19
r_
4V4 %
Great
7-
-
Columbia
Butler's
12-21
12-15
3-30
;
(quar.)
Company
G.)
Burnham
1-11
1-
37 Vac
Stores
Producers,
preferred
(quar.)
6%
1-
12-21
payment, at
(quar.)_
4%
Columbia
Brooke
Western
$1.75
(quar.)
Extra
British
Gr^t
$1.75
Corp.
Stores,
&
Bank
British
12-15
(quar.)
(initial)--—
preferred
Bristol
2
7%
dividend
Bright
5%
Smith
Laughlin
Brewer
1-
Extra
Ltd.
Fisheries,
Borman
tlOc
payment omitted at this time
Hats,
&
Western
87 Vac
Stores—
Common
Biltmore
Lakes
Great
12-18
(initial)
(increased
Great
12-15
2
(initial)..
Co.
12-15
2
87 VaC
25c
—
2
1-
1-
—.
(quar.)
1-
$1.75
__:
common
1:1.37%
1-
12-18
12-31
Quarterly
(quar.)______
$1.40
(s-a>
12-15
(quar.)
25c
Supply
Intercontinental
Beneficial
Big
,
Hospital
1
(quar.)
(increased).™
Beech. Creek. RR
1-
series
Extra
Corp.
American Insurance
1
com.
(Pa.)
12-31
a
:
Drug
50c
the
on
on
20C
Great
(quar.)
3
(quar.)
Gray
series
&
Mfg.
1-25
1-25
(increased)
12-15
:
Inc.
split
Insurance
Card
12-15
1947
Corron
1-25
2-15
2-15
$1.25
April
Extra
12-15
1-15
1945
Coro,
2-15
32 Vac
,
$1.37'/a
1
(quar.)
1-25
33c
on
%-T-
(quar.)
common
1-25
2-15
Co.—
9c
preferred
$1.56'A
common
1-15
Goodman
(quar.)
\;
(quar.)__
t40c
Fire
Greeting
preferred
preferred
preference—:
Works
12-26
preferred
12-13
—
Laboratories,- new
2
Gibson
3 Vs> %..
time
Iron
Baxter
1-
•1:10c
Rubber
1
2-15
32 Vac
(quar.)_____
3-for-l
Germantown
1-12
■-^%3V2%■'
f''
7Vic
common
proposed
1
preferred
(quar.)
on
2
2-
7%
l____
taken
2-
12-12
$25c
7%<
;
Blessing Co. (quar.)__
Bates-Mfg.,
4Vi%:
(quar.)—„—
2-15
,1- 2
&
12-
25c
(quar.)_v
$5 preferred
(quar.)
5l/a%
preferred
(quar.)
Stockholders will vote
ap¬
to
dividend)
12-14
____;
Works;
.a
12-15
2-
12-26
for
___:
common
convertible
Bell
Extra
1- 2
45c
share
subject
(stock
:
$5.60
this
' 12-15 %
''i'1
12-2G
1-10
1-19
Tire
1-15
12-24
31'Ac
.
(quar.)
preferred
General
Co.—
split)
32c
55c
;_
(quar.)
preferred
1:1.37 Va
(Ontario)
Newspiint
Glass
Corning
-
1-10
75c
12-27
t55c
Bastian
Bath
1'
preferred
7 Vac
Varnish
in¬
___J.
12-20
(s-a)
iquar.)__
12-15
realized
1-15
(quar.)
A
12-29
7
each
;
from
B
10c
pfd.
12-11
(quar.)__
4%
iquar. 1
12-15
12-20
2-
Florida—
preferred
Extra
$1.25
(accum.)
additional
preferred
action
1
River
of
preferred
.___
5(2%
B
Co.
&
stock
4%
(increased)—
Co.
$6.25
No
Coosa
Co.,
Gas
Paint
2-for-l
11-30
1-12
*'
"
12-
1
1
Cook
20c
dividend)
(quar.)
dividend
Inc.,
12-
Gas
12-29
20c
1-12
for
1
24c
and
Co.
$1.32
75c
A
stock
investments)
$1.30
(quar.)
preferred
Consumers
62Vic
stockholders)
Candy
12-31
1
gain
Telephone
$1.30
(quar.)
class
12-15
(three
net
12-26
Mining & Smelting Ltd. (s-a)__
preferred
5 Va%'
1
12-
Goods
1-17
12-29
37 Vic
from
12-12
50c
Ltd.
1
—!
(8c
12-12
iquar.)
'__
Consumers
1
(quar.)
(one
Distilling
Stock
12-12
9
12-31
$31'Ac
:
preferred
shares
proval of
Barton
Barton's
(stock
(N.
nine
3
yn- '$84%c>'i i-12-3-1"
f"«nrf
j
5%
dividend
each
1-
30c
12-13
dividend)
Scotia
Trust
Bankers
12-
t43%c
(quar.)
8
stock
or
1-10
dividend)
(Canada),
12-15
1
2-
5c
—
preferred
.'
:
12-30
(quar.)
Trust
Acceptance,
5c
Securities
Nova
1
12-29
preferred A (quar.)
Corp.——:——————
Building
of
1-
&
Extra
Consumer
12-15
4%
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
Bank
1
Bank
Consolidated
5
12-
dividend)
Electronics: Corp;1
&
'1-
12-
12-15
Babbitt (B. T.) Inc., 5%
Baltimore
12-22
1:20c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Mills .ifrstock
Baldwin
1-15
12-15
137'/2c
(stock
preferred ;rtquar.)
Bagley
12-18
$1.60
(quar.)__
Mfg.
preferred
Science
;1
Axe
1-15
35c
Radio
Avondale
12-15
5c
class A
Telephone, Ltd., 7%
preferred
(quar.)
5Vs>%
1-2
35c
Coip
Automatic
Avalon
Ltd.,
Investment
Tack
$1.37
.__
12-
1
Optional-cash
10c
Shoe
2
3-
Service—
10c
(stock
1-
50c
dividend)
12-30
1
Corp.
Connecticut
—__■
2
3 %
Public
(stock
50c
'
Gas
12-15
$1.50
—
9c
(quar.)
Metals
'
11-30
2
Ltd.—
20c
(quar.)
Drug
Commonwealth
Compo
Ltd
3-15
of
held)
General
$1
(quar.)
Electric
2
1.-
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)
Southern Ohio
&
Consolidated
Temple,
3-31
shares
share
/
%
1-23
12-18
B
$1.25
12-15
Ash
*
class
Sz
b
12-15
(year-end)
12-15
2-15
12-29
A
12-
2
.%___
12-29
Class
12-15
2
Electric
12-15
5c
1-
Hegeman
12-29
C.)—
preferred
1-
$1
Common
D.
8
6c
(quar.)
1
12-14
;
1-10*
1-20
12 Vac
;__
Mfg.,
12-28
Commerce
t32'/2c
(beneficial interest).
(quar.)
$4
1-
Sz
Products
preferred
preferred
(Wash.,
Jan.-
20c
Industries
General
2nd
$1.08
Corp—
General
on
$1.18
Hari
6%•.
5
income
(quar.)
Arrow
5
vestment
Insurance
12-20
common
net
(quar.)_
Arwood
Controls,
General
Commercial
——
General
12-14
Dental
12-31
(quar.)
12-14
Title
12-22
25c
Company (quar.)
Co., common
preferred
12-28
7%>
Light—
(quar.)
12-13
5
4%.
12-28
Columbus
12-15
2
Gardner-Denver
12-13
$4
preferred
Co.
12-11
>
25c
Columbia
2
1-
(quar. I
(quar.)
12-15
1-
2
1-
75c
of.stockholders
Fund
Inc.
preferred
preferred
preferred
Sz
Mutual
12-
6c
1-
$1.05
(quar.)
1st
Southern
12-15
22 Vac
12-
12-
87 Vac
12-22
12-14
12-28
;
1-19
2-23
1-22
12-20
12-15
$1
1
3-14
12-28
12-15
30c
(quar.)
2-
25c
$2
common
2
(quar.)__
A
Bank
Glass
50c
J.i
1-
15c
—
class
approval
35c
(N.
Co.,
4.72%
Armour
1-
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
20c
&
12-11
27c
;__
'
12-18
11-15
2
12-29
nl/2c
pfd.
(quar.)__;
4%
12-15
Corp.—
(quar.)
1-
1%
(increased)
Corp.
4.32%
5.48%
dividend).
12-15
3%
Gannett
$1.13
.
2
Corp.
11-30
Telephone—
:
1
1-
3%
dividend
Fostoria
$1.25
Bell
_'
Growth
12-20
1-
.
time
(increased)
Sz
to
Frito-Lay,
Extra
(accumulative)
Ltd.
Corp.,
this
Stock
2-15
Founders
(quar.)
2-
12-29
12 Vac
1962.)
Forbes
5-15
Columbus
at
16,
6
pfd. (quar.)
dividend)
5%
National
t(Subject
8-15
Colonial
(111.) —
Development—
omitted
12-
5%
(quar.)
4%
5%•
Co.
12-20
Corp.
Stores
Worth
1
Colorado
Corp.—
payment
Ampal-American
Arkansas
Equipment
&
Transit
Common
Argus,
1-15
Y.i—
dividend)
Fort
8-31
Extra
12-29
30c ;
12-15
6-
Suburban
(extra)
75c
Wallace,
$1.25
&
12-29
(New Dcork City)—
Co.,
preferred
Sz
$1.25
Extra
8'Ac
(stock
American
American
(N.
Fair
$4.20
Forbes
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive
12-22
1-15
—j.
Optical
11-30
1
$1.25
Fire
12-28
Food
0
(quar.)
$3.50
(quar.)
1-
1
Utilities, class A (stock
City Gas Co. of Florida (quar.)
Clarage
Fan
(quar.);
'
9714c;
Quarterly
12-11
3-
Citizens
Foundry—
(quar.)
National
12-15
1
12-20
8
Foster
_____
12-
1-
25c
Extra
12-29
$1.50
(quar.)
5
1-
$1.25
preferred
B
dividend
preierred
Clcvite
29c
pfd.
(quar.)
12-20
Porter
Steel
Stock
preierred
Clinton
$6
1-
$2
(quar.)
Quarterly
Shares—
Machine
Firth
8
12-21
$2
;
$3
Cincinnati
12-18
-
Lumber
preferred
5%
1-9
10c
10c
RR
(extra)
1-10
class
Tubing
(stock
Sterling, Inc., 7%
Florida
12-
12-15
6
4%
12-15
Sz
5%
6
12-
Mill &
Quincy
Canal
12-21
10c
and
National Bank
5%
:1%
capital gains—
American Forest Products
American
12-
4
12-29
12-15
11-30
12-15
i-
4c
12-28
11-30
12-15
&
12-28
Flexible
12-29
5%
12-18
(quar.i——_
Burlington &
Dock
65c
Corp.—
Quarterly
Fischer
6-30
t50c
Common
1- 9
From
American
12-21
5%
income).
Corp
Geneva
12-30
25c
8
12-15
___1_
™
dividend
of Rec.
1-15
Investors
A
Holders
Payable
Invest¬
10c
First
Class
Business
(initial)
First
11-30
S
50c
12-15
15c
,
stock
Co.
When
Share
Small
'
5%
Enquirer ■ „"
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
lOe
(quar.)
Rubber
Business
12-
20 %
Cincinnati
7
1-1
11-24
9
Extra
8
35c
(quar.)
common
Biltrite
12-15
1-15
10-31
First
dividend-.
dividend
Chicago
2
12-
9
12-
25c
(quar.)
stock
Chicago
12-
1
2-
12-30
Company
Connecticut
ments
Corp.—
stock
Lineage,
2c
dividend—--
Stock
1-
Company
Wines, Ltd.
(s-ai
Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly irom net investment
Chesapeake Utilities iquar.)
6
$1.05
preferred (quar.);
American
1-
12-15
Name of
First
Chemical
12-29
$3
!
dividend™—™.
American
12-
12-28
1.25%.
Cliateau-Gai
12-14
12-19
132 Vic.
(s-a)
_______
"Stock
<•
$1
____.
Corp.
Corp.,
1-15
100',v
Fund™
(s-al
Thermal
1-15
__
Extra
Amerace
12-26
30c
(extra»_
Alber.t.-Frank-Guenther
Aldeiis, Inc. (stock dividend)___l
Algonquin Building Credits, Ltd.—
6V*S preferred (quar.)___
Allegheny & Western Ry.
5c
dividend l
Semi-annual
SO.042
income;
;
Capital
12-20
11
Per
0/ itec.
5
6%
(stock
B.)
1-
27 Vac
Semi-annual
Holders
1-1
(A.
special
Payable of Rec.
$3
5c
of
payment
capital gains & $0,008 from
Aberdeen
When
Share
Fitch,
Credit
Holders
Payaolr.
20c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
When
Share
(quar.)____!
Gas
Corp.
Certified
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name of
Indiana
Cerro
separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a
second table in which we show the
payments previ¬
Abercrombie
(2555)
v-
2c
2
12-13
1-
1
12-15
12-30
12-18
12-29
12-19
4-Vic
12-20
12- '9
40c
12-20
12-
I2V2C
12-18
12-11
$0.00125
12-18
12-11
(N. Y.) —
6
12
(2556)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Name of Company
King's
Department
Kress
(S.
H.)
Holders
•
Name
Payable of Rec.
2%
12-15
National
12-28
12-18
Natural
60c
(special)
12-29
25c
dividend)
(stock
Stores
Co.
&
Share
12-16
12-
Trust,
Gas
Ltd.
Machine
Lehigh
Coal
&
Lehigh
Stores,
4'A %
Lewis
Industries,
Forms
Loan,
common
5%%
preferred
(s-ai
National
dividend)-—
of
(Fort
2-
1
1-22
1-
1
Britain
1-10
4.36%'
1-
1
12-15
12-
8
12-
New
1
2-
1-10
2-
Niagara
1-15
6'Ac
2*
1-15
ll%c
—
3-
2-15
1-15-
1-
2
12-
10c
—
Angeles
Drug
Angeles
Turf
Louisiana
Power
1
ClUb
1
12-14
Service,
Wire
B
RR.,.
on
class
A
Co.
8
Noith
American
1-16
12-20
North
Central
12-13
12-15
11-30
Directors
class
Aviation
of
Gas
Shareholders
Co.—
2-
1
2-
1
1-11
meeting to be held
on
2-
1
1-11
posal
common
1-11
three-for-two
preferred
subject
the
to
Lowell
Gas
12-29
1-15
Co.
Public
Stock
Service
1-19'
12-11
12-
Macke
(E.
F. 1
12-15
12-
1
15c
Vending
Mailman
Malone
Co.
Corp.,
&
12-27
12-15
Ontario
Mansfield
Tire
2%
1-20
12-29
11'Ac
12-27
12-15
(annual)-
Overnite
10c
12-22
12-12
Oxford
(year-end)
Corp.
1-
of
New
York
Mfg
Maryland
preferred
Casualty
Co.
Quarterly
Electric
12-
8
Peoples
8
6%
1-20
12-22
Stock
income
preferred
B
Machine
Co.
Meadow
Brook
(Subject
to
National
approval
9,
1962.)
Mercantile
Discount
of
12-12
12-12
12-28
12-12
1-2
12-15
2-
stockholders
Class
12-15
15c
1-
45c
:
Miller-Wolil,
4'A%
1-
2
1-25
35c
—_
12-13
26'Ac
1-2
7'Ac
••
Gas
Service,
2
12-18
2
12-18
Ltd.,
Class
B
2-
12-15
1-
12-15
1-
12-15
$1.22'A
A
Life
Assurance
Tile
Monmouth
Ltd.
Mfg.
County
(quar.)——
National
(s-a)
Park
Jockey Club,
trust-
certificates
Portland Midwest
Monolith
preferred
Montgomery
A
com.
&
will
vote
on
three-for-one
common
Jan.
3
on
(initial)
Co.
(Quarterly of
come
5
1-15
12-
plus
of
1-
2
20c
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
1-15
12-15
19c
27c
from
investment
capital
&
12-29
11-29
7c
Nast,
Inc.
Nation-Wide
National
RR.
(stock
Check
Co;
(s-a)—
tal
National
2
12-21
2-
5
Service,
13c
15c
of
plus
common
39c
posed
one
the
will
vote
two-for-one
now
is
U.
share
also
S.
of
Newark
on
split
for
Jan.
to
Comptroller
rency.
1-16
16
a
of
a
St.
Louis
St.
Paul
Scott
&
A
Cur-
i
quar.)
1-2
Union
12-13
United
1-
1-20
Shattuck
4
12-15
1-
4
12-15
Simplex
Smucker
7
/V
(Common
S.
Trust
United
States
United
Steel
1
5-10
Trust
Cos.,
12-15
year
5c
12-28
12-18
United
12-28
12-18
12-28
12-14
;Stock
1-1
12-15
Universal
12-15
ended
(J.
M.)
Leaf
30,
12-15
Somerset Trust
Co.
'
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-20
12-15
1-
50c
$2.80
Industries,
preferred
(final
7
12-20
12-12
12-15
12-
8
1-17
12-15
1-15
12-15
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-15
12-30
12-11
12-28
12-18
7 'A %
30c
8
-
:
3%
30c
&
1
1-
2
12-11
12c
12-29
12-15
15c
Distributing
2-
12-13
12-
1
50c
(quar.)
1-19
$2
common
12-15
12-
5
12-18
1-
5
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
&
Rogers
Company
(quar.)
20c
iquar.):
&
Corp.,
$4.50
12-
8
$3
convertible
Wabash
Smelting
2
Magentics
(quar.)
"
Stock
12-15
12-18
12-18
$1.12'A
12-29
12-15
75c
12-29
12-15
dividend)
3%)
1-19
Ltd
Co.,
Tiernan
(quar.)
25c
1-16
20c
1-
2
12-20
2%
2-
9
1-12
1-
2
12-15
1-
1
12-20
(quar.)
dividend
1-
5
Grove Products,
new
com.
(initial)
Telephone, $5 preferred iquar. 1
Washington Oil iquar.)
Extra
12-18,
5
12-18
12-22
V.'%ber
12-13
12-27
12-12
12-29
12-15
2-15
2-
1
Showcase
5%•
12-18
12-29
;
Vl-
2
Weingarten
Stock
12-
1
1-
Fixture
Markets
Penn
West
Texas
!
;
31',4
:
Power
pfd.
(-quar.)
Ry., common
(reduced)2nd preferred
lquar.)_!_
Massachusetts Cos.
(quar.)
Machine
of
11-29
plus
12-27
Williams
12-15
Wiser
7'Ac
12-27
12-12
Wood
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
15c
12-15
12-
12-27
12-13
12-27
12-18
12-27
1
10c
12-13
11-30.
12-13
5c
12-12
from
net
(W.
W.)
class
Common
(reduced
preferred
12-12
12-
M-28
12-15
12-
5
12-28
12-
5
4
1-
distribution
A_
!
2c
12-
2
11-
75c
annual)
Ycnkers
York
Raceway
Corrugating
1-
2
12-12
12-31
12-11
|20c
:
York
Water
(stock
t$1.50
2
12-22
10%'
12-30
12-15
25c
(quar.)
12-15
37c
.
8
12-20
Below
we
give
the
12-29
weeks
and
dends
announced
2c
12-18
12-
12-22
12-12
preceding table.
12-22
4
153c
1.-15
115c
2-
1
2-
1
1-10
1-15
12-22
.1-31
12- 3
1-
2
12-15.
dividends
not yet paid.
this
1-
2
12-15
Ltd.—
170 c
2
7
12-15
1-
1
12-15.
announced
12-
5
Name of
ABC
previous
The list does not include divi-
week,
these
being
•Stock
Abbott
4%
Laboratories,
the
When
Holders
Payable
of Rec.
2%
common
1-19
45c
1-
2
12-12
10c.
1-
2
12-12
1-
2
12-12
12-15
11-30
(quar.)
!_i
'
preferred
ACF
(quar.)
Industries Inc. (quar.)-_
Wrigley Stores
Name
in
Corp.—
dividend
Extra
•
given
Share
Company
Vending
in
;
ACF
12 'A c
12-
* 12-15
Per
1-lb
131'Ac
...
1-
40c
Co-Operative Mercantile Institution—
Quarterly
%
12-27
10c
dividend)
(quar.)
1-29
,% 25%
1-
Zion's
1-15
20c
12-15
8
investment in¬
gains
(quar.)
$5c
V
12-26
20c
(quar.)
Alexander. Ltd.—
$10c
(quar.)
12-15
12-29
12-18
12-30
10c
1
12-15
20c:
AALAtl!:,!
Oil
'6%
11-30
1-
4
1
.12-29
12-18
37'Ac
(increased)
12-8
1-
25c
(Denver)—
...»15c
12-22
30c
(quar.)
capital
a
12-
54c 1.
1-15
12-27
350ft
^
12-28
12-15
72c
Prod.ucts
(Quarterly of 18c
come
12-
12-29
40c
Inc.
:
12-15*:
12-19
$1.10
Maryland
Corp.
1-10
11-30
2
80c
4.40%.
Fund,
11-29
1-
5%
Co._-
Utilities,
Cable
1-25
c
10c
Whitaker
12-11
11-30*
15c
Whitehall
8
12-11
2
Co.—
non-cum.
Western
1-
12-11
50c
;
Corp.
12-15
12-11
50c
12-27
Realty—
•:
12-
4
12-15
7'Ac
$1.25
Corp
Welsbach
4%.
;
(quar.)
dividend
Welbilt
.,12-15
12-15
&
preferred
25c
-
1
1-19
Warren
3-
10c
-
12-
1-19
Walnut
12-15
2
15c
__
12-18
12-14,
5c
(quar.)
preferred
(stock
&
12-15
12-29
11c
iquar.)
5
12-30
12-15
5c
preferred
prior
Agricultural
1-29
25c
(quar.)
1-
10c
30c
1
;
West
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
5
for
(quar.)
Co.
Waters
1-22
4-
25c
diyidend)
12-15
$1
;
Tobacco,
Publishing
Hotel
40c
Drug Stores, common—
convertible,preferred (quar.)^
12-29
5
12-
12-22
1-25
.
(quar.)
(N. J.) (stock
12-15
12-
time.)
iquar.)
,
Extra
<
12-22
1-20
of
-
Sommers
Somerville
.
f4;12-30
22c
Utah
-20.C
pfd.
12-15
12-15
40c
(quar.i
(N.
Y.I, 6%
convertible
Upson-Walton Co.
:
8
Western
common
12-18
25c
1961)—
12-15
: !:$1.43%
$2.12
2
100%
Ordinary
12-
20c
(quar.)_,
1-
12-15
12'Ac
Y.)
Steel
preferred
Universal
120c
(quar.)-^
Co.
11-28
,
(quar.)
dividend
11-22
12-28
t$1.50
(increased)
A
12-15
12-15
40c
(N.
Sept.
Utilities
"
Ltd.,
12-12
12-21
30c
12-28
5c
(quar.)
(s-a)—
1
50c
12-22
25c
s-al
Corp.
1-
8
J.)
N.
!___
Ltd.
Universal-Cyclops
87'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(Union,
(Boston)
20c
Co.,
12-12
60c
:
Co.
5-10
1-1
50c
(Quebec)
preferred
12-29
3%'
1-
45c
Servateria
S.
1
55c
.
Brewery-.
Industries,
1-22
12-23
B
(quar.)
Viking Pump
Virginia Chemicals
Paper
(N.)
Slater
Bank
Co. Inc.—
payment deferred at this
Vondo
(quar.)
Mining Corp
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
(Wm.)
1-
12-29
Reclaiming
12-15
Denn
Ltd
1-22
25c
Rubber
12-15
(quar.)
Corp..
12-29
62'Ac
S.
U.
12-15
60c
Steel
12-13
1-31
67'Ac
Products
2
Extra
Mines,
•
Milk
Corp.
2
(quar.)
Gas
class
Cold Storage
(quar.)_
Freight (stock dividend)
6-
4%
&
12-13
1-15
-
t$2
10c
Accident
12-15
12-22
(quar.)
1-
—
(Phila.)
12-29
2
5%
^
iquar.)
8
1-
12-22
(quar.)
S.
6-
t28c
Co.
12-
34'Ac
Corp
Wallace
approval
2
12-15
20c
and
A
S.
12-30
•
Ltd.—
to
1-
20c
Haven—
12-14
1-15
17'Ac
common
U.
12-13
-1-15
—
Creek
12-22
Artists
United
2
brill
Twist
1-
dividend
Oil
New
12-13
1-15
3%
AL-:;
2
12-21
12-11
-
common
4
35c
Mfg^quar.
1
(extra)
Company
Simon
'
;
1-15
Extra
Stock
Sheep
„.
12-15,
'
Seismograph Service
6!A%
<
1^29
l-ri
$1.50
.
12-
$1
5c
Milling
&
Sigma
1(-11
Steel
1-
;
common
12-15
■
Metal
20c
Life
Class
12-15
The
Union
10c
Ltd.
Bank
12'Ac
30c
12-11
Van
Brewing
National
1-
1
(quar.)
$1.06
subject
RR.
12-28
(quar.)
National
3
Wheeling
Allied
12-18
1-11
(quar.)
A
class
on
$1.16'/4
iquar.)
Air Line
4
10c
Center
1-
;
Williams
1-10
15c
(quar.)
Electric
25c
Seaboard
30c
Quarterly
■
Casting (quar.)
;
Union
Stockyards
(quar.)!__
Seaboard
Slater
/
Union
5
Union
10c
(quar.)
•
Steel
4
„
1-
Ltd.—■
<fe
(quar.)
(initial)
-
12-15
8%
iquar.)
W.)
12-18
of
Mfg.
2
15c
1
(Joseph)
12-18
12-30
10c
Bank
14c
Co
(Howard
12-29
-
2%.-
(quar.)
split
12-21
40c
50c
Corp.,
Products
Troxel
12-15
1-26
$1
Co.,
50c
17'Ac
—
7'Ac
preferred
1-
40c
Carolina
(increased
Mfg.
1-
$125
Trico
2-15
1;
12-30
2%
.preferred
1-
pro¬
approval
the
5
Y.
dividend
held.
the
12-
J'.)—-
IN.
9 on
and
each
subject
1
12-28
$1.12,/2
(N.
9
$2.70
J:)
Co.
Canada,
10c
...
Inc.
(N.
iquar.)
stock
25c
—
proposal
5%%
Russell
Sharon
iquar.)
Co.
Mining
Bros
Shamrock
.
;
Bank
5
12-23
eapi-
a
26ci
Publications,
State
2-
12-
dividend
Tri-Continental
$lc
(initial.)!-
(quar.)
&
_
:
21.)
Lines
12'Ac
r.
5
(accum.)
Georgia Ry
preferred
(quar.)
t$l
:
quar.i.
America,
Little
V.)
Shaler
HH-
Quarterly
1-
1-15
1
of
12-19
lc
1-
11-29
(quar.)
25c
%
Extra
1-
3%
9
7c
3
12-15
2c
iquar.)
.5%
preferred
(quar.)_
National Periodical
Shareholders
12-
Co.—
preferred
National
12-20
93%c
"
Corp.—
payment
distribution
Linen
9
5
dividend)—.
Extra
4'A'k
9
2-
12-18
1-
———
Investors
gains
(A
Second
iquar.)
Welding Machine
Quarterly
(Semi-annual
2-
2-28
in¬
—
of
stockholders
Roe
Security
Electric
National
1-10
2-28
29c
12-
A
Stock
1-12
12-15
12-19
$1.50
11-29
12-15
U.
Extra
8c
Decatur
"f
12-15
12-11
12-11
Realty (stock dividend)
Transportation Corp. of America—
U.
Oklahoma—
preferred
Corp.
(2-for-l
12-18
6c
gains)
:
12-30
12-29
preferred
class
Class
of
Mines, Ltd. (initial)
Company
iquar.)
Schlitz
HI
:
approval
Algom
Rockover
,
$1
2
12-27
75c
1-16
}2c
5c
U,
to
:
Brothers
12-15
——
net
1
(quar.)_
dividend
1st
Robinson
5
America—
2c "from
12-
•
-
Canada,
Argentine
Ritter
12-18
$1.75
Fabric
Nashville
of
12-
pro¬
(quar.)-
Investment Co.
Rico
12-15
ic
Diablo
—
12-15
*
7
North
Candy
Corp.
Sams
a
1
?
(quar.),
iquar.)
Richman
12-15
1-15
split.
Extra
1
1-15
12-15
*
—•
Bearings
A
Resistoflex
Rio
593/8c
——
Drop Forging, common (quar.)
preferred
iquar.)-.
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Morton
(B. C.)
Fund—
Morton Foods, Inc.—
M
Stock
7
12-15
25c
(quar.)
4.75%
posed
12-
6c
Moore
Stockholders
12-20
$1.40
common
&
$3.50
Co.—
Co.,
Anne
Radio
12-22
45c
taccum.)—____
Ward
2
45c
(annual)
(annual)
(quar.)_
12-
•
Oats Co., common
preferred
iquar.)
Class
J.) —
____
Monmouth
12-15
'
12-
15c
common
Waialua
R
12-15
1-
:
(quar. )_^
Inc.
12-15
25c
-
System,
H 6%,:
.
iquar:)
Stores.
12-15
1-15
Transnation
Vucan
12-12
12'Ac
(N.
1
I
1
Queen
Corp.
12-
15c
,
preferred
1-15
•—
—
70c
National
12-15
50c
(quar.).
12-15
12-29
J40c
_
!„
Bank
12-29
12-29
Tradesmens
Transcontinental
dividend)
preferred
6%
12-15
t$l
Semi-annual
Voting
12-29
Stock
$2.50
(interim)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Ltd., common
of
J2'/2C
iquar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Transit
80c
of
12-
Mfg.
$3
(Toronto)^
Co.
12-
12-15
12-15
+25c
Products, class A (quar.)
Shipyards (quar.)—,
16c
quar.)
Co.
12-15
lc
(s-a)
common
A
Dec.
on
12-15
3 %
Co.
12*
10c
Extra
common
Gas
12-
12-15
split subject to stockholders'
12-12
5%
12-29
12-15
-
&
new
12-29
3-
12-15
2-5
---——
(quar.)
$1.,20
12-30
27'Ac
preferred
Quaker
12-15
J 10c
(s-a)_—
(Winnipeg)
3-12
1-15
12-29
:1:10c
————
Monarch
•
:£22'Ac
RR,
4.65%,
4%
1-15
1-
27'Ac
—
Monarch
2-
(quar.)-—$22Vic
Investments,
3-12
3-30
14c
12-23
2%'
B
Top
Trans-Lux
—
subject
4.24%
8
30c
(quar.)—
class
Extra
12-
$1.09
___
—
Monarch
12-27
$1.14
.___
Co.—————
Extra
Todd
3-30
(stock
Company
Service
Purity
<quar.)_-
Brewery
Public
12-29
11-
Works
Products—
dividend
Public Service
12-22
1-22
common
preferred
Molson's
Corp.,
Providence
12-15
1-11
2%*
^
(quar.)
Gas
Tip
12-29
31'Ac
!
Princeton National Bank & Trust
Extra
4
2'Ac
—
iquar.i_w_
Valley
12-19
37'Ac
!
preferred
Prophet
preferred
preferred
-4.90%
of
12-
Tool
1-15
17, 1962.)
(quar.)!7__
Co.
B
$1
Ltd
Alabama
Power
12-28
(initial )Lu._JL—i—-
Ti*ust
Mines,
4preferred
at
payment
(reduced)
common
preferred
4.56%
Narrow
5%>:
1-10
(quar.)56'Ac
(stock dividend)—
5%
-
Tennessee,
April
(initial
Preston
12.15
Equities (Calif.)
Mississippi Power & Light—
Mississippi
B
Prestone
5
12-15
17'Ac
________
convertible
4.36'%
A>
Stock
Mission
Nat,
12-
2
37'Ac
iri_ ■
(quar.)—
dividend_-___I
Tlior
1-
1-10
16'Ac
class
and
Ltd.,
Tliompson-Starrett,
11-30
$3
dividend)-
split
Industrial
Premier
Guardian
Stock
Mount
Power
time.)
Midland
Mutual
•
Jan.
iquar.)——
Utilities
12-15
12-15
approval
t$3
(Hartford)
Plymouth Cordage
Polychrome Corp.
12-18
1V2%
Meredith
New
1-15
stock
stockholders
'
Acceptance, class A> (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
;
Merchants Fast Mbtor Lines
(quar.)
Class
5
1-- 1
(2-for-l
Class
div.)_
(stock
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
12-12
$1.50
South
2
1
4C
1
5c
2
12-
!_
2-
20c
class
and
A
——-—i
12-15
(quar.)
(quar,)^_
Insurance
t'15c
(quar.)
1-
*
>
7
—
Keys, Inc.—
& Co.,
.(4-for-l stock
_•
Mulliken
1
12-15
1
J.
(quar. h
Extra
Ten
8
1
dividend)I___i_
(stock
Phoenix
12-28
10c
(stock
Publishing (quar.).
Metropolitan Brick—
'.((No action taken on common
12-
12-
(s-a%
Stores
Phillips Screw
5-
50c
Merchants
this
12-
12-28
_
7
preferred
12-8
1
12-28
__!
Bank
Co.
12-
12-27
N.
Ltd.—
11-30
$1.12'A
>_—
(quar. 1
Fibre
Jewellers,
Philips Incandescent Lamp
1-
Supply
1
i
Securities
$1.50
-
iquar.t
Chemical
of
SO
13%c
A
Industries,
Tidewater Oil,
(quar.)
Drug
10%
Trucking
Y.)
12-27
10c
>
announced
of
(annual)
25c
^
(N.
1
12-15
(Calif.)—
common
Peoples
12-11
t50c
87'Ac."
dividend
McLean
Assn.,
12-
$1.37'A
(quar.),
House
12-
(quar.)
class
on
class
15c
Co.
12-27
'
(quar.)
on
15c
11-30
12-26
10c
..
Co.
22c
Advertising
35c
____
than
shares
Finance—
$1.51
Peoples
—
S.)
&
1-
;
2-16
81c
A
Tiffany
.
1
12-20
B
12-
_
3-
12-20
held
class
20c
(quar.)
12-15
12-18
12-27
New Jersey stock.
class
Petroleum,
7
12-15
1
12-27
—
of less
Indiana
shares
12-20
50c
(quar.)
Credit
Pettibone
iquar.)
41/2 %
12-
1
12-15
125 c
(quar.)
.
12-18
49c
45c
B
Co.
income)
12-30
Fund,
(quar.)
preferred
1-
1-
37'/2C
A—
(quar.)
share
Co.,
Oil
Syracuse
1-18
12-30
40c
Steinway & Sons
Sun Publishing, class A (quar.)
7
25c
12-29
(Ii.) Company, Ltd., preferred-(fi-a)'/
McCrory
Corp.,
3.5D%
preferred
iquar.)^_
$6
preferred
(quar. 1
5V2r%
12-14
60c
Tube (year-end)
Pennsalt
Chemicals
(year-end )__.
I
Pennsylvania Pump & Compressor Co. (quar.)
Penobscot
100%
investment
(s-a)___
12-
4%'
—-
of
of
Ordinary (s-a)
Swingline, Inc., class
12-14
12-20
5c
fractional
Ltd.,
dividend
B
1
10c
of
one
Supertest
Extra
gainst
Investors Trust—
from
Debenture
preferred
12-15
1
42'Ac
Growth
12-15
also
25c
investment
Park-Lexington
1-
$1.50
iquar. 1
McBrine
Middle
6%
1
1
12-20
capital
Massachusetts
Stock
12-
12-
(L.
Loan
Stock
Illinois
Telephone
net
Panhellenic
12-20
dividend
McKay
12-11
10c
(from
&
Outdoor
1-15
iquar. 1
Massachusetts Investors
Starrett
1-
—
lots
odd
Co.
SO
of
60
Tube
Brock
Extra
Quarterly !!
6
12-11
each
Class
Quarterly
1-15
Corp
Stock
is
the
of
preferred
Securities
tl7'Ac
(quar.)—
6%
Co., 6%
Transportation
t22'Ac
B
12-12
2
21
Sundance
Peerless
iquar.):
Marshall-Wells,
8 %
12-
12-15
20c
preferred
1-
for
.<
.
—25c
Paper
Pacific
12-15
12-15
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common
y.
2
50c
Maritime
Mobile
12-15
1-22
72c
iquar.)
1
12-15
12-31
2 'A%
Extra
Maui
12-31
25c
iquar.):
Trust
Stanley
a
Pacific Coast Co., 6% 2nd pfd. A
(quar. )^_
5%
preferred
(quar.)
i
Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Co. (
Wash.)
12-18
15c
Marion
Inc.
12-
12-28
20c
dividend
Midland
Masco
12-21
25c
Extra
Marine
Standard
5
Towle
(extra 1
Corp.
6
12-
Corp.—
i increased 1
Midland
1-
$130
Co.
12-
J20c
Overseas
finance
12-
2%
Sand
from
lc
2
-
Maremont
Stock
12-20
12-14
Stores
Marine
3
1-15
Liquidating.
Mercantile
7%
1-
3:60c
12-27
Rubber
7
2
12-20
Over-the-Counter Securities Fund, Inc. (Del.)
(A capital gains distribution of
19c
plus
10c
Dealers
1-
Nov.
12-20
23c
(quar.)
class
Indiana
on
lieu
Oil
distribution
pro¬
on
_
25c
&
Proposal
approval
a
(quar.)__
County
iquar.)
&
On
7
Commission,-
Loan
Extra
(initial)
Co.
Manufacturers
dividend)
(quar.i
Ltd.
Hyde
Manischewitz
(stock
7
12-
annual
>
on
stock
Sugar
Orange
MacDonald
22
dividend
River
Olokele
1
90c
Sons
Ohio
12-29
50c
'
&
of Standard
12-
2
•
v
of
in
2
50c
the
fit
Jan.
basis.
Norton
Co.
1-
Switson
Oglebay
(quar.;)
iquar.)
(M.)
vote
the
the
to
Oil
shares,
30c
12-15
—37'/2C
1-
J20c
8
1
dividend)—
(stock
Corp.,
8
12-
1-
—
:
special dividend
12-15
12-29
Holding
B
60
12-29
common
approval
Investment
Lowenstein
1-15
*
the
on
Kentucky
Commission's
Louisville
split
41c
31'Ac
quar.-)—-—.
Iquar.)
will
split
Commerce
•
stock
to
subject
Electric—
A
.
$1.11
5%
B);
..
_
(quar.)
Industries
12-
12-29
$1.37
;
Service
Producing
J15c
12-30
Shore
$1.24
Two-ior-one
12-15
State
$1.29
1
Standard
12-15
1
four-for-one
a
(quar.%-
2-
12-11
1
1-
(quar.)
iquar.)--.
$1.04
2
1-
Standard
Inc.—
approval
iquar.)
(quar.)
1-
$2.50
$2.50
—
preferred
preferred
&
Class
6'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
-(increased
$1.60
12-15
split
1-11
12-27
12-11
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Gas
1-15
2
(quar.i
and
Airlines,
voted
Gas
f 15c
common
File
Public
of Rec.
12-22
17'/2C
Dredging,
common—
preferred (quar.)
$1.09
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Holders
Paycole
3%
Chemical
Stamford
2
Special
Nortn
Southwest
10c
Nicholson
Light—
6
12-20
1-
(quar.)_
(Extra
Southeastern
1-
___
Weaving,
12-
(quar.)
common
dividend
preferred
59/yC
(quar.)
(s-a)
common
4.44-%
Common
1-15
5Va%
When
Share
Standard
iquar.)_•
-
of Company
Paper Co.,
$1.18%
5.16%
Louisville
12-15
33c
common
4.96%
4.16%
25c
$15c
(quar.)__:
(quar.)
Electronics,
Class
12-31
12-31
1-
Harlem
60c
dividend)
$1.37%
(s-ai
2'Ar
25c
(stock
Iquar.)
&
&
Sorg
12-14
Public
15c
Joint
Pipe
(quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
1
(quar.)__.
preferred
Newark
32-
B
1-
preferred
York
60c
A
$1.43%
.
Preleried
—
class
iquar. 1
Machine
Orleans
4.75%.
Name
12-15
2
Stock
Telephone Co., Ltd. (quar.)
England Gas & Electric Assoc.—
New
1-
America—
Brunswick
12-15
30c
of
Increased
1-19
Wayne)
Lock
Los
New
6V4C
iquar.)
Corp.,
Preferred
iquar.)
•Non-callable preferred-
Los
New
25c
Co.
Finance
Glass
12-13
12-29
$.359375
iquar.)
Insur.
Increased
Link-Belt
Local
New
2
30c
—
Georgia
Life
12-14
1-
1-15
12-28
5%
iquar.);.——
iquar.)
Insurance-Co.
Lincoln
A
$1.12 Mi
(stock
preferred
75c
60c
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Business
preferred
5'A%
1
35c
$1.50
common
preferred
Liberty
Life
•_
Navigation
Valley
Lerner
(extra)
Co.
Per
Payable of Rec.
t55c
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
.
Holders
When
Share
(quar.)
Pipeline
53/4%
Landis
Per
of Company
.
(quar.)
changed to Allied
.
-
'
$1
62'Ac"
15c
Supermarkets.
1-
3
1-
5
12-13
Volume
194
Number
6115
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
'Per
Name of
Stock
'
,
dividend
Power Co.,
each share held__
Abitibi
Power
Common
4Va%
&
of
'
Common
'
5%
Co.
Acushnet
Process
•'
y'
Reiinenes,
'.
1
12-
1
1-
1
12-
1
(quar.)
2
12-11
12-15
.11-20
1-
1-
1
12-15
12-1
2
12-13
1-
2
12-13
12-11
Class IB
dividend
Finance
Life
1
from
.
or
Co.
jlijc.
net
Akron
security
Co.
12-20
5%
T
/_
•
;
profits
Alabama
payable
in
of
Power
Co.,
4.20%
Inc.
Aldens,
2
12-18
4
8
Beauty
2%
12-30
12-11
"Beaver
-
4th
Trust
&
1
$1.25
(quar.)-ZI '7
$1.25
(quar.)___
Co.
12-30
(D.
,
.
12-22
12-22
r„.
Stores
(initial)
Snuff
Co.,
African
3-
9
12-
8
70c
j_4—
(quar.
1-2
12-18
Subject
to
Investment,
African
South
12-
7
1
Ltd.—•
withholding
12-23
tax
Bendix
-Of 7%%
''"American
1
1-10
Stamping
American
States
$1.37 Va
•
12-
Irl5
.
>
Co.
1-
55c
____;
Common
1
1-2
2
2
$1.25'preferred
American'Steel
12-
American Stores Co.
12-22
12- <4
1-
;
$1.05
2
1-
2
.1-
2
;35c
(quar.)
^American
7%
12-12
1-
$1.23
_____
4
12-12
12-12
'
.11-24
l
12-13
-American
American
12-18
1-
-
12 Vac
•
American
12-18
1
12-18
1-
1
12-18
1-
1
12-r 8
Extra
11-24
American
12-8
Stock
stocks
B
'
6%
•
6%
Universal
1
1-
HOC
class
and
Stock div.
American
(Miami
40c
;i2-15
._
22 Vac
stock
(quar.J
split
12-15
1-
1
1-
'
4
1
1-
30c
;
common)
on
(quar.)
Alliance Tire & Rubber,
.
$1.12 Va
1
12-.18
Industries
,12-
12-22
for
1-.' 2
1-
Bibb
8
Bickford's,
2
12-
1
1-
1
12-15
.12-8
I.)
12-
8
Big Sandy Co.
Billups Western
:i-
$1.50
12-
8
BlacK
2
12-11
40c
12-
Inc.
12 Vac
12-20
12-28
11-27
(quar.)
12-21
12-
:
^____
10c
12-22
preferred
____
*
-
50c
12-
12-18
,
8
112--1
-
'"•'^45c«liT2-28 -
Allied
Stores
-v'L-T
.lOif'U
30c
12-15
12-
13 %c
12-15
■12-
12-15
11-30
^nglo-Lautaro Nitrate,
.>12-21
•
Class
1-22
15c
1-
3
12-13
common
2oc
12-22
+
L
f
Anken
Chemical
Dec.
America
1-1-62
20c
12-15
i-
93 3/4 C
12-16
2
12-29
12-29
3
12-29
1-
3
12-29
*1-24
12-20
7VaC
12-15
12-
J.)
be
1-24
(s-a)
American
5%
Aggregates,
American
Agricultural
American
Art
Metal,
Stockholders
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
_
1-10
11-24
Bowes
Co.,
Brach
(E.
12-11
12-
4
10c
12-15
12-
10c
split
1-
■
-
2
12-15
1
Power,
Co.,
Cork
"
Bank
6%
•
-
preferred
5%
preferred
6 Va %
Co.,
30c
1-
1
12-
5
Armstrong Corp.
75c
1-1
12-
5
Arkansas
1-
1
12-15
$1.62 Va
12-15
r11-30
20c
12-15
11-30
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
>
A
$1.25
(quar.)
Biltrite
American
i
Note
22 V2c
12-14
11-17
$1.16 V*
1- .2
12-15
12-15
11-10
12-21
12-
7
Brillo
12VaC
12-20
12-
5
Bristol
2%
1-22
1-
5
15c
12-12
12-
1
British
10c
12-12
12-
1
12-30
12-11
British
American Oil
Columbia
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
____!
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres-
25c
American
Can, -7%*.
preferred
10c
(quar.)
1-
Year-end
2
Arnold
11-24
Aro
12-
12-28
433/4C
(quar.)____
American Cement Corp., common
preferred
Arundel
8
Constable
Chain
9
Arvin
1-
9
Asbestos Corp.,
American
Chicle
Commercial
American
Consumer
•
5
12-11
11-24
12-11
11-24
30c
12-15
12-
(quar.)
25c
1-11
2%
1-11
com.
.
.
noncumulative
American
Cryogenics
American
Crystal
preferred
100%
dividend)
(stock
Sugar,
$1.50
(quar.)
'
•
4
2nd
12-29
12-11
6%
12-15
12-22
1212-
District
Dredging
30c
partic
pref.
'•
12-15
11-30
Athey
12-15
11-30
Atlanta
American
6%
Ltd.
Factors.
American
Felt
Co.,
12-' 1
Atlantic
Acceptance
12-
Atlantic
Coast
1
'12-31
12-11
Atlantic
12-31
Coast
Line
Atlantic
Refining
12-
8
Atlantic
Wholesalers
12-15
12-
4
(quar.)_;
12-15
11-29
Atlas
12-15
11-29
-Atlas
$1.50
preferred
American
Fire
American
&
American
General
Casualty
&
(Orlando)
Co.
1-
Class
12-15
2
B
Foreign
American
Power
Auto
Greetings,
class
class
snd
A
Atlas Press
Automatic
12-15
11-30
Avalon
5%
35c
1-23
112-
4
15c
American
-
Hoist
American
Products
Home
American
Derrick
&
Corp.
imontnlyi_
12-
12-
1
12-11
11-30
2
■■'y,
able
in
5(4%
12-14
12c
1-
BSF
Babcock
12-
5
Baldwia-Montror-e
$1
American
B
Locker,
class
A
(quar.)
American
7%
Maize
preferred
American
American
&
Metals,
1
Products
(quar.)—
Mercury
Meter
Ins.
Co.
6%
1
12-19
12-
8
12-19
12-
8
10c
12-19
12-
8
40c
12-21
*12-
7
15c
—_—
(s-a)—
(quar.)__L—_—
o",c
1107
12-15
1-1
12-J5
Jl"^*
10c
25c
15c
12-15
12-15
1-12
12- 1
12- a
12"22
Buffalo
Forge
Co.
(year-end)—
125c
1-
2
12-15
Bulova
V/atch
Co.
(quar.)
12-11
11-27
Burlington
1-1R-62
13-30
12-15
11-17
Corp.
Bank
2
12-15
12-21
12-
4%
*
Gas
12-22
12-
12-29
16c
Dock,
Dry
C
preferred
Bancohio
Stock
Corp.
B
12-15
25c
40c
quar.)—_•
,
12-19
4 Va %
12-29
12-19
4V2%
1-
2
12-11
Burry
Biscuit
Mfg.,
12-16
12-
1
Butler
12-31
12-
8
Buttrey
12-15
12-
1
Bymart-Tlntair
12-15
12-
$1.50
1-15
12-29
28c
1-
2
12-15
$1.12 Va
1-
2
12-15
*1
1-
2
12-15
50c
Aroostook
Corp.
Aroostook
RR.
12-19
11-29
5%
12-15
11-30
8
10c
(quar.)_-____..
12-29
12-
20c
12-29
12-
8
20c
1-20
1-
50c
12-28
12-
1
$1.75
12-28
12-
1
5c
12-27
»-» to
50c
12-15
11-30
1
7%
4%
preferred
414%
Bank
Co.___
Hydro-Electric Co.,
preferred (quar.)
—
(quar.)___
&
(quar.)
Equipment
—
Corp.
(quar.)
Cadre
Foods
1-20
1-
2
1-20
1-
2
$1.07
1-20
1-
2
35c
12-15
12-
5
——
25c
60c
oa
11-24
12- 9
3-16
6
12-15
fi-15
1
19
12-15
l-ll
12
J2-30
§\\2/z
(quar.)V——r
12 5
-
.-2—
12 /ac
:—-
12/2c
12-15
12-ib
(initial)—
4c
12-15
11-30
—
UJc
1-15
\
12- 8
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Inc.
Industries Corp.,
new
com.
Power, Ltd., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
4 V2 %
preferred (quar.)
Calgary
4%
—
$2.50
.
,
:
.
j
■
(quar.)
California
Financial
California
Ink
Co.
Corp.
12_
12
4
•
>
a
1
.
io-15
1-1
5%
25c
12-20
12-15
-
"IS
i2:5
^
—-----—
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Gas
12
52c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.12/a
1
12
:!>J-
preferred (quar.)—
California Electric Power—,
6%
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Building
com.
common
preferred
%
2
$1.75
7
$
1K
11
1
4 V2
(increased)
12-31
fi'an'fi?
?!"??
Jl-12/a
——
(s-a)
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
&
——
—
l^'f^
r-iic
12-15
$30c
25c
1-2U
25c
12-ji
25c 3-31-62
25° 6-30-62
(extra
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dreferred iquar.)
„
dividend
&
It!
10c
(initial)—
<quar;)___
preferred
25c
Co.—
com.
A
Common
12-
e
,0
Common
12-
12- 4
ir>
Agency
class
Corp. (quar.)—
Mills, Inc., common
12-29
5c
1 Va %
(quar.)—„
Bangor
'
Jersey)—
Burroughs
1
4V2%
(quar.)
Bangor
(New
——
'
common
Electric,
Ltd.,
Participating class A
11-24
12-31
(.156c from capi¬
(quar.)——
&
preferred
Trust
&
International
Burrard
Burrus
(quar.)_^_:
preferred
—
(William J.)—
Detective
Burns
11-29
1-
40c
(quar.)—
Bangor
Co., common
10%
Buffalo-Eciipse
12-11
„
la- a
}" ^
11-17
Co., Inc.—
(Charles)
dividend
12-15
HOC
(quar.)—
Chemical
1-1
1-15
12-15
Brunswick Corp., common (incr.-quar.)____
15c
$5 preferred (quar.)—.——$1.25
Buckeye PiDe Line
——
—■—
8c
Co..
J
_____
11-21
'
—
—:
Co." (D. C.)
12-
12-15
10c
(quar.)
Inc.
Piano
4%%
12-15
1
20c
—_____
_!
preferred
Baltimore
:-
Machine
Extra
11-29
12-22
1-
90c
Extra
American
$1.33
$1.31
(quar.)
3
12-20
(Delaware)
A
B
—
2
lbc
Northland
Baldwin
Illinois—
:
12-8
(quar.)—
Distillers Corp.
50c
12-15
Fund
1-1
2%.
—
1-
15C
(quar.)__
(increased
Wilcox
(quar.)—
12- 1
12- 1
12-1
12y I
Stock
;
16 V4C
—-~_,
20c
(quar.)..
Investors
&
$3.80 pfd.
(quar.)
common
™
——
dividend
Badger
o(f
11-
12-15
15c
(quar.)
Company '
Stock
net ordinary income
Co.
12-12
60c
Gas,
—
Texas) —
(quar.)—;—
Ltd.
Corp.
5
stock——
or
preferred
American
Class
cash
Investment
50c
12-15
12-15
(stock div.)
(Phila.)
125c
,
(quar,)__
,004c from net income ).
12-
plu^ $1.21 from net capital gains/pay¬
American
gains and
(quar.)___—a_—
Corp.
undistributed
Alarm
12-20
Insulator
from
Fire
Ayshire Collieries
International Corp.—
12c
11-,3
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
Telephone,
6V4c
American
3
12-12
Co.
12-30
preferred
Bruning
8
11-
12- 7
n-15
1- 2
;2% 1-15-62
32c
12-15
9^c
1-1
20c
12-30
"(s-a)__
12-20
1- 2
62V2C
8
12-12
4
12-15
12-15
12-
60c
(quar.)——_——1—
Canteen
€
Hospital Supply Corp. (quar.)
American
i
12-21
Rc
15c
(initial)
Publishing
Heritage
American
tal
5
12-21
12-29
12-
•mc
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund
B
(payable in class A stock)
Hardware
(increased-quar.)
American
11-30
11-10
Automatic
(stock div.)
Inc.
(Tulsa,
Electric Service,
12-15
.12-11
15c
___
12-30
8
12-20
,
Industries
Insurance
12 Vac
(Houston)—
—
1
.,
$18.70
t$4
$$2
dividend
Class
112 VaC
Quarterly
—
(quar.)__—
Co.
Insurance
—
2-
12-
y
.
(quar.)____10c
(quar.)
10°
4%
preferred (quar.)
:
——
10c
Browning-Ferris Machinery
(quar.)______—
10c
Bruck Mills.
Ltd.,
class A
(accum.)____—
$30c
,1-26
1-12
,
(initial quar.)
Brown-Forman
12- 1
1
3-
12-18
common
"
I--
Stock
$2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
—
Ltd.—
(Ontario)
Trust
Mortgage &
Brcckway:Glass,
1
12-15
25c
common
12- 1
12- 4
(quar.)
Ltd.
Power Co.,
Brockton Taunton
.
12-29
12-
25c
(s-a)__—_——
Ltd.J class A
12-15
1- 2
$50c
$25c
1__
Class
(quar.)____—
Chemical
Life
25c
Quarterly
Co.,
12-15
12- 1
1- 2
12- 1
New common
5%
RR
RR.,
12-11
2
1-
12-11
$1.50
Co.
933/4c
$50c
Street Trust
Broad
12-10
1
1-16
10c
12-11
12-31
5c
"
1-
J9c
B___
12- 1
1- 2
12-20
1-15
12-15
Extra
Ry.
Fe
Corp., Ltd.
(Conn.)
Line
15c
(quar.)
common
class
12-15
"25c
15c
British
10c
Point
West
&
12-12
30c
.
11-20
(quar.)
Products
25c
(quar.)
11-20
12-15
30c
20c
Express
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)^
12-12
Participating
American
8
11-20
10c
Noncumulative'preferred
20c
common
(s-a)
12-
12-15
25c
1
1-
15c
American Electric Securities,
Santa
&
75c
(quar.)
12-29
(initial)
$1.25
American
8
37 Vac
*
preferred (accum.)
Topeka
Common
30c
Telegraph
Extra
12-
1
2
II-27
30c
_4
Hardware, Ltd.,
H.)
12-15
12-29
:
30c
—
(quar.)
payment subject to stockholders ap¬
proval on Dec. 8. A partial distribution
of payment Company received from Provlncial Govt, in expropriation fo its subsidiary British Columbia Electric_Co.__
12-20
Spring Corp.
(quar.)
Transport, Inc.—
conv.
Atchison,
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
Associated
90c
American
(J.
Ashdown
12-12
2
Refining Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
12-15
12- 8
12- 3
12- 1
This
12-
12-23
:—
&
preferred
12-12
2
40c
$5
12-22
1-
87 Vac
$1.50
Associated
1-
(quar.)
•
Associated
$1.12 Va
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
American Cyanamid Co., common
Series D preferred (quar.)
;
50c
(quar.)
com.
Ashland Oil
12-12
.
12-29
12-15
12-19
25c
;
(quar.)
9
12-
(quar.)__
Line
Barge
Industries,
dividend
Stock
1-
12-15
(quar.).
American
6%
2-1
62 Vac
(quar.)
8
1-15
35c
(quar.)
•
Ltd.
12-29
12-30
12-30
12-15
334%"pfd. (uqar.) _______
American Bank Note,'Ltd. (quar.)—
12-23
$30c
;___
i.
Inc.
Industries
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Extra
J40C
1-
1
—
(quar.)
Co.
Brass
35c
—
Stratton
Mfg.
'20c
:
__.
12- 1
Extra
British
12 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
1
2-
$1.56 Yt
(quarJ
Cable
<&
Corp.
Corp.
Corp.
2-
40c
class A preferred
(quar.)
Extra
12-12
1-2
(111.)
!
Equipment
31 V4c
(quar.)
50c
-•6.25%
American
:
1
;6 V4c
$1.50
(quar.)
dividend
Armstrong Rubber
11-24
12-15
2%
dividend ■:
Stock
V
Co.
Armstrong Paint & Varnish Works,Inc.
Rubber—
1st preferred
2nd
■
Stock
Gas
——
Bridgeport Gas Co.,
common5.28% preferred (quar.)_____:
Brices-&
12- 1
12-15
1- 2
$$1.50
42c
33c
50c
Bristol-Myers Co.,
35c
pfd.
1- 1
12-29
,__
Light & Power—
11-17
'
(quar.)
common
$3.75
(increased)
(quar.)
12-14
(extra )_
Western
pref.
6%
1- 1
1- 1
$68%c
25c
'
American
Traction
Brazilian
12- 8
12- 8
t62V2c
t683Ac
——
—__—Jboc
42V2C
(extra)
& Sons
20c
Armstrong
1
(quar.)
Ltd.
J.)
9334c
Arkansas-Missouri
11-27
12-22
25C
(initial)
2-for-l
a
~c_
of North America, Ltd.—
10-20
1-
.
(quar.)__—__—_i.1__'_Lr'
Coi^j.
(quafl)
1
$2.60 pfd. (quar.)__
Arkansas Louisiana Gas,- common (quar.)
90c conv. preference
(quar.)__:
12-15
11-14
12- 4
12-15
1- 2
12-15
(quar.)
Brass
&
-
pref.
5Va%
1-24
12-15
f20%c
Corp.,-Ltd.,
11-30
1-1
Chemical
new
approved
Argus
12-12
12-15
12- 2
12-11
12-15
$1.37Va,
—
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar!)__—
Bowaters Mersey Paper Co.—
I-10
50c
Smelting Co. (quar.)
Arapahoe Chemicals
Apex
,
1
12-
5c
12-16
50c
5%
*
'„
75c
(quar.)__
5 Va %
8
6c
(quar.)
6% "pic.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—.
Cascade
Bowater Corp.
(N.
11-14
common
preferred
Aluminum
4%
Anthony Pools Inc.
(quar.)
1
3
t25c
Corp.
12-15
25c
12- 1
»™25bu* 12H'5,,,u'r2- 1
10c
2- 6
1- 9
Bond' Stores
—_—8IV4C
12-15
12- 7
Book-of-the-Month' Club (quar.)
30c
•
1- 2
12-15
Borg Warner Corn.. 3V2% 'pva.utl(l(ar;)___—
87^>c l'*»2i-62
12- 6
Bound Brook Water
(quar.)
20c
12-11
12- 6
Bourns, 'Inc.
(stock
dividend)
50%
12-22
12- 1
21.)
Film
&
12-15
12-15
11-14
2 V2 %
—
—
Co.,
Co.,
C.)
prior
Extra
1-
20c
(H.
Bohn
1-
-
•___
11-25
1- 2
1-2
12-15
(increased)
Co.
'Boise
2-
dividend
Stock
11-15
1-21-62
9c
1
12-15
'■
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)
Angostura-Wupperman (quar.)
11-24
(quar.)
1
12-
20c
j.
stockholders
.
*12-15
50c
i
Tobacco
Bros.
3j/2%
(All payments are subject to approval of
■■I
75c
(quar.)
4
'•
12-
12-29
3%
A
^
3c
$1.40
$1.06V*
35c
!
Bohack
v
12-15
12-15
„
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
12-11
Valley Gas & Electric—
Boeing
20c
class
_1
:
B
Class' C
$3.75 preferred
(1962 series)
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.
8
12-27
$1
(quar.)___
Uniform '.(iquar.)
Ahglo-AmjEfrican Exploration (stock dividend)
•
1
10c
(initial)
of
Bloch
7
12-
12-29
I2V2C
20VaC;.
1
•
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Rainwear
12-
12-29
35c
Angelica
liysa
.12-29
(quar.)__
Corp.. common
Supermarkets
12-21
i
10c
;
'12-29
(quar.)
11-30
.12- 1
12- 1
12-21
12-11
'
(Del.) —
Anarea: Radio Corp.
8
12-
63c
t
Corp
j
_^_j.
12-15
12-15
40c
Petroleum
dividend
Stock
7
1
—
(quar.
Maintenance
G5c
:
Metal
AmphenoliBorg Electronics Corp.
Quarterly
;;
Anaconda Company
»$4
12V2C
—
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
Blaw-Knox Co.':(quar.)__^._____——:
11-27
3%
(quar.)
—_
(quar.)
5.60%
40c
Zinc, Lead & Smelting
__i
1- 2
1-1
12-30
12-30
Monthly
12-1
.
12-15
(quar.)
Merchandising—
Blackstone
1
12-15
40c
10c
3%
$1.75
25c
25c
25c
—
Decker Mfg.
&
Blackman
11-24
12-15
30c
11-24
12-11
(s-a)
held)
(quar.)
dividend
Ampco
-
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.—
Co.
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
Inc.
»
12- 1
12-15
dividend)—
7% pfd. (quar.)____
Extra
12-19
7 V2 C
shs.
24
Manufacturing
12-11
12-
"l-
12VaC
(quar.)
<R.
each
Paper
Extra
12-" 1
12-20
Ltd.—
(qUar.)
Allied
Aluminum
12-15
15c
(quar.)
(stock
Steel Corp.,
90c
4__
Ametek,
8
$30c
$17 VaC
Class A payment'tif approximately 63c after
deduction of Israel income tax
"
Almar
5c
——
—:
Co.
Corp.
Beryllium
Bethlehem
2
12- 1
12-12
2- 9
1-15
4-13
12-15
12- 4
12- 8
12- 1
_____„
Leasing
11-27
12-11
5c
12- 1
12-20
5c
1-2
'
(quar.)
Allis-Clialmers
-
(quar.)
B
Berman
11-20
12-11
12-11
12- 8
—
Extra
1-2
43 %c
1- 2
1- 2
2-13
45c
-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Insurance
sh.
(one
Writing
9
(quar.)
com.
.___
-Insurance
Tobacco.
$1.50
______
class A
12-
11-30
1- 2
17V2C
12-15
$25c
1- 2
15c 3-1-62
20c 1-31-62
20c 4-30-62
155c
1-15
15c
12-18
bUc
12-28
15c
12-15
class A (quar.)—
Paper Co.,
50c
Co.,
(quar.)__.
Title
9
1-2
-
American Surety Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)__
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American Threaid Co., 5% pfd.-(s-a)
12-13
12-
31V4C
(quar.)
1-2
(quar.)
Sugar Refining
preferred
Class
12 Vac
Foundries
12-1
12-11
12-15
12-15
-
(quar.)
Savers
Corp.
Bergstrom
12-15
(Indianapolis)—
(quar.)
12-18
12-22
1-1.
preferred
5 V2 %
Life
Extra
__i_—
(quar.)
$3
12 Vac
(quar.)
Insurance
12-15
VlOc
35c
*40c~
Belding Hemingway
Co., Inc
'Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
'Belknap Hardware & Mfg., com. (quar.)—«
4% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Bell Telephone Co.
of Canada (quar.)____
Belle Isle Corp. (year-end)
7
12-
12-
2
1-
$1.50
—:
Inc."(quar.)—_—;——_
(increased)
!
Lumber, Ltd. (increased)—'——
Counselors
Beech-Nut
3-30
12-29
(quar.
preferred
12-15
12-15
,'less British income tax and expenses for.'■<'
depositary. Dividend will amount to approximately $0.59 per depositary share.
5
5
5%
1- 1
1--2
1- 2
1- 2
"12-15
84%c
$1.12 Va
—
Class A (quar.)_
—
C25c
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
—t35c ;
Group, Ltd. Ordinary (interim)—
16%
Dividend for year ending March 31, 1962,
1-17
1
y
,
4
common
noncumulative
1212-
2-
$1.75
;
:
(quar.)
12-26
12-26
15c
$1
40c
———'
(quar;)
(quar.)
—
C.)—
Smelting & Refining—.
1- 5
11-20
11-20
12-15
Beecham
'
60c
Service
1-26
(quar.)
common
Ties,
Brummel
Beau
12-22
12-30
12-30
$1.25;
(quar.)___;
preferred
series
20c
12-1
~40c
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
;_
Allegheny Power Svstem (increased quar.)--'
Allied
12-
12-15
12-15
12-
12-15
45c
'
4'/a%
Allen
1-
1-15
/•.
(qnar.)__
Steel Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Algonquin Building Credits, Ltd. (s-ai
All .States Freight..:
I
,
'3%% "preferred
4% %. preferred
12-
preferred
6%
15c
VAlgoma
v
7%
:1
1
11-
i_
common
(2-for-I
*
12-11
American-South
20c
12'/ac
(quar.)
Inc..
American
$1.25
on
Products
.
12-14
$1.15
■.
i*Aid,
4
12-30
Stocks dividend____"________
>
Mfg., class A
preferred
,,-Alco
12-
20c
$3
,j,
common
B
div.
1
(quar.)
Paper
Stock
'
6%
12-15
Co.,
12-15
11-28
11-28
1-15
12-11
12-11
11-30
1-2
1- 1
(quar.)
common
Foods
12-30
12- 8
25c
25c
30c
:___
preferred (quar.
Beatrice
12-.4
12-22
Self
American
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred,
Class
4%
12-15,
>; -30c,
11-30
12Vac
(quar:)
J
Extra
10%
conv,
—
Barry Wright Corp. (quar.)
Bassett .Furniture Industries
dividend
'American
12- 8
.
for
common
pfd.
preferred Hquar.)
,
8
12-
..
2
1-
35c
____
_
.•Alan Wood Steel
.
11-21
2%
4%
12V2C
3%
—_
dividend
Bausch & Lomo,
(quar.)*'
Y.)
$$1
dividend)——
:
10-31
12-15
12-15
1-15
1-2-62
j:$1.75
'
Sanitary—
(N.
t40c
•
share
(y2
preferred
i'Albemarle
'12-15
-
20c
12-
15c
4.92%
5%
2
1-
cash
:
4.60%
..
1
12-11
■
Security
Quarterly ___j.
•
i
Alabama Gas Corp., $5.50 pfd. A (quar.)
.:Alabama Great southern RR., common.
Preferred
12-
12-20
11-15
distribution
teach common share outstanding)
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR. (increased)
.
12-15
$1.25
X--~~
'American
12-12
;
12-15
40c
,
.
,v
/10c
,
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Co.
convi ,;2nd series preferred
conv;'-3rd; series preferred
5%
i'.'J". 5%
12-20
1-10
35c
(quar.)!
(special
,12-30
'12-14
J .'iiii
:
.
(quar.)
___'
Brass
12-20
12-30
22 Vac
(quar.)_____
Agricultural Insurance (Watertown, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
Aileen,
Inc.
(quar.)
.
12-30
shares
B
vquui.
(quar.)
Fund,'-Inc.
stock)
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
*;
*
dividend
Stock
„
5%
_________
and
A.
on
Insurance Co.
Affiliated
6V4c
6V4C
Casualty & Surety .Co.
Aetna
1
Seal-Kap 'Corp.,- common——,.
Special
11-29
'
Adirondack. lnuu&mus,
.Aetna
12-22,;;
(Mass.)—.
__
Addressograph-Mutigraph Corp.
Aetna
12-
(quar.)'— __-_i_
American
..
$2.13
(s-a)
Stock
:
12-15
'
Addison*-Wesley Publishing Inc.
Glass ? A
(s-a)_____
V
$1
(quar.)—_
Standard
&
Barden
1
(stock
Construction
'BarChrls
12-15
12-
11-30
12-14
12-13
1- 4
20c
Guaranty
(s-a)______
________
Oil .Corp.
(stock dividend)-
Barber
12-15
20c
preferred
Re-Insurance
2
12-15
.-
-
Mortgage
Holder»
When
37V2c
(quar.)
preferred,
7%
8
30c
5c
Stock
cash_^____
or
Radiator
Common
V
from .undistributed net ordinary income
plus $1.87 from capital gains,, payable in
stock
non-cumulative
2
1-
5%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
A
12-
1-
50c
-
,y
12-' 1
25c
11-30
12-15
*12-20
25c
Chemical,
&
Milwaukee
of
Candienne Nationale (Extra)
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Y.)—
(quar.)___._
Co.
Potash
American
26c
,
Optical
"American
1-
Adams Express—
«.
(N.
(quar.)
dividend-.—-
•
preferred
5%
.-
40c
(quar.)_
Co.
$5 special preferred (quar.)
tAmerican President Lines, Ltd.—
.
12-U
65c
'
Bankers' Bond
Corp.
Banque
•
2
••
20c
___
(Conn.)
Stock
$4
$30c
11-28
"2cNews
American
i^td.—
$$1.25
Bank
.12-27
2%
*
Insurance
Stock
11-28
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
12-20
'
American
1-
_
(reduced)
Corp.
National Fire
Extra
11-20
$28VaC
(resumed)
Motors
13
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
-dividend
•'American
y $42 Vac
$12 Vac
___■_
Stock
Share
of Company
American
;
Insurance Co.
Extra
Name
American
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Wire
rr
.
12-14
preferred, (quar.)
A preferred
(quar.)
Aetna
•
(quar.)
Sugar
•
6
for
common
$1.20
Acme
of
.
ltd.,
Paper Co.,
Acadia-Atlantic
12-
When
Per
of Rec.
12-20
♦"
share
a
(quar.)
preferred
Holders
Payable
7c
,
6/100ths
Gatineau
V
;
,
of
When
Share
Co.. (quar,)
Fund—
Abacus
•
Copipany
Electric
Acme
(2557)
~
14
(2558)~
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Company
California-Pachio
5%
preferred
5%
Utilities,
convertible
5.40%
1
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
27c
12-15
12-
1
Chemway
27%c
12-15
12-
1
Cnesapeake
(N. J.)
10c
(quar.)
I—
132 Vic
preferred
Canada
Iron
4\\ %
Co.,
Class
Canadian
&
12-
5
unlcago
12-
5
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
11-15
4-2-62
3- 9
12-15
1
12-
1
2
12-
1
1-
(quar.)
t$1.10
1-
(s-a)—
131 y4c
A
Class
B
12-31
12-31
Oil
Cos.,
Power,
4%
preferred
11-30
1-26
12-
t$1.25
1-
2
12-
(quar.)
t$l
1-
2
12-
Clark
Clayton
Cleveland-Cliffs
Carson
Plrie
x4V2%
(J.
Steel
preferred
shares
plus
12-12
%
31-
12-11 1
12-
8
12-19
12-
8
$1.75
30c
1-
:
12-
12-
1-
1
12-
$1.75
12-14
12-
1
12-
1-
2
-1
1-
preferred
>
a.
Central
cash
&
Telephone Co.,
Stock
preferred
$5
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)_
"A"
and
preferred
Stock
5.44%
5.48%
Central
Transformer
Central
Trust
Central
Vermont
Co.
8
Commonwealth Water Co., 5V2%
Public
.12-
8
8
Connohio,
1-
1
1-
1
1212-
1
12-
8
12-28
12•12-
22c.
12-30
12-30
12-
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
West
(auar.)
Co.v (s-a)
Electric
Century
Industries,
Stock
1
.
Shares
net
Certain-teed
Stock
Gotham,
preferred
(quar.)___;
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Chamberlin
Extra
Corp.
Mutual
of
America
——
of
(stock
dlv.)
__,
(quar.)_
(quar.)-—
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)__
Trust
Chattanooga
Chemical
Chemical
Gas
Bank
Increased
Co.
(Toronto)
York
(from
11-17
11-17
1-
1
12-
8
75c
1-
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
1%%
(quar.)
Trust
12-29
12-15
12-
8
11-23
12-
8
11-23
1-
1
$i.i2y2
5 50c
Co.
gains)
12-20
1-
2
12-15
12-
.
common,
—
63c
1-
2-
1
1-
5
.
2
1-15
140c
C-o.
1-
1-15
1:40c
(quar.)_—
20c
%quar.)—
'(quar.)
1-
35c
—
.
12-15
30c
12-20
3
12-14
1212-
8
,
preferred
(quar.)
$4.52
preferred
(quar.")
60c
preferred
Continental
Continental
Stock
Connector,
'_
Steel
12-15
11-28
(quar.)
Co.
&
Copperweld
Coronet
(stock
Mfg.
Steel
Corporate
Co.,
Co.
6%
pfd.
Investors,
(accum.)
"
class
Reynolds
preferred
1
12-15
Cory
12-29
11-20
Cott
Bottling
A
__—
6
12-15
12-
Dominion
Dominion
Scottish
1-
1
Dominion
12-15
12-
5
12-
5
12-15
12-
5
:.l'/4%
1-
"
3
12-13
1-
3
!
Dominion
12-13
12-31'
12-6
12-11
11-27
12-15
12-
12-29
1- 2
12- 3
l-i5
12-23
:
J55c
-
Investments,
J8c
&
Co.'
Corp.
Stock
Chemical,
Ltd.
12-15
12-29
12-15
15c
12-12
40c
(quar.)_
1- 2
12- 1
1-15
,
12-15
20c
1-
(quar.)
12-15
11-15
2%
(quar.)
dividend,
Corp
11-16
12-29
120c -2-1-62
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
fISc
(s-a)_"
Ltd.
12-15
11-15
2
12-1
50c
1-2
12-22
30c
12-15
35c
1-
1
1
Tar
Chemical
Dover
1-15
"1:20c
Donaldson
Dow
1- 2 4
1:40c
Extra
12-15
"
t43c
(quar.)
12-15
'40c
90c
12-15
12-
12-15
11-20
12-29
12-15
12 Vic
$12,
1-
3
12-11
6c
2-26
25c
(initial
12-14
12-15
12-15
$25c
nreferred
Dravo
Corp.,
i2-21
12-15
12-
1
4%
preferred
Industries
i
Drilling & Exploration Co.
Duffy-Mott
Co.
common
preferred
5.36%
Bush.
6c
1-1-62'
1-
12V2C
(s-a)
25c
:
(quar.)
40c
$1.75 '
(quar.)
preferred
Dunham
.___
j
(quar.)
Duke Power Co.,
7%
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
Inc.,
12-
1
1-
2
12- 8
1-
2
12-
4
11-27
11-27
11-27
12-19
1-2
$1.34
<quar.)_
12-16
$1.25
12-15
5c
5%- preferred
12-29
$3
12-14
11-28
1-25
1-10
1-25
1-10
12- i
1-25
Dunlap
&
Associates
11-23
Pont
(E.
I.)
de
(quar.)
Nemours,
12-20
2
preferred
(quar.
$3.50
preferred
(quar.-)________
^
1:
11-30
$1.12VT
87V2C
r
12-22
11-17
12-20
(yr.-end)
com.
$4.50
(quar.)
England
5%
1
Corp.—
New
Ltd. -(quar.)____
11-22
10c
of
Corset.
12-
9c
A
-
1- 2
39c-
$17-50
12-15
50c
——
Corp.—
1-
(liquidating)_
12-15
du
Corroon &
Fields
■' 45c
3%
—_
(initial
Oil
12-14
12-22
30c
(quar.)_______
& Steel, Ltd.:—
quarterly
__'li
Glass, Ltd.
(quar.)
Stores. Liu.__
Draper
dividend)
-
Increased
Dresser
Rubber
Products
12-22
.1
-
Foundries
■
Coffee
Dominguez
Dominion
55c
Extra
Cook
Cooper Tire
%"
'
11-30
8
12V2C
——
11-30
"11-24
1
1%
Corp.
11-24
12-15
12-30
12-
!
Continental
11-24
12-15
12-26
12-
Y.)-—
(N.
12-15
30c
12-15
„:
Quarterly
capital
Inc.-(from
1-2-62
Copper & Steel Industries—
dividend
12-11
12-18
12-4
t30c
'
Dairies Ltd..
'
——_—
Continental Insurance Co.
(from
Fund,
pfd.
$1.56
Dominion
37 Vic
—
1-15
1-1
(quar.25c
Crucible
Corp.,
Dominion
'
class
dividend '
(Joseph)
8
—
——1.
A
(quar.)
6%
3c
8
16 V*C
.(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-17
12-30
$1 50
-
12-
15c
preferred
preferred
Fund
Stock
12-
93%c
—
11-17
12-18
•
16c
20c
1
12-13
12-18
J5c
25c'
;
12-22
25c
1
15c
Investment
$1.04
■
12-15
12-12
11-20
Inc.—
1-2-62
;
6V2%
Fund,
1-2-62
(quar.)
(quar.)_,—uj-
common
r
Extra
'
—
Co.,
12- 7
12-29
$1.1507
'
.__
$1.13
$1.12 V*'
—
11-28
12-
12-27
J5c
Growth
Dodge Mfg.
1
$4.50
Can
Dixon
1
Consumers Power Co.,
J
(initial)
(s-a)
income)
12-15
12-
pfd.
(quar.)
12-15
12-14
70c
Inc
dividend
Diversified
8
'
3c
10c
:
gains)
5
12-15
12-20
12-11
12- 1
11-28
25c
(Initial from Investment income)
12-11
12-
2y2c
(quar.)
Giorgio Fruit
Diversified
27 Vic
12-15
Extra
'1 '
——
Products
Coal
5
.1-15
12-26
25c
-
(quar.)_
Diversification
1-
55c
7,i>c
15c
-
Corp.. $3 Dfd. (s-n)______
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd. (quar.)
Corp.
Corp.-*-
(initial-quar.)
Rock
Di
1-30
...
>
4%
12-15
12- 8
1-19
.12-31
12-29
_
(nuar.)
Ltd.
1
12-. J
1:50c
Stock
5
$1.31 y4
Co.,
Corp.
Diebold.i Inc.
3
1
Extra
$1
70c
11-
2-
25c
Rendering (quar.)
Paper Corp., Ltd.
Consolidation
1
12-15
75c
—
Industries
1
12-
$1.25
—
Electronics
Coplay Cement
4
11-30
(NYC)
_
capital
(N. Y.) com. (quar.)_—
(quar.)
—_—
preferred B
(quar.) —11—
preferred
12-
1
1-
$1.25
'
t4c
7y2c
(quar.)
Fund
4
56y»c
45c
Co.__:
New
12-15
12-
t2c
Canada
::
Champion Papers Inc., $4.50 pfd.
Chartered
12-23
12-15
25c
___.
;
Fund
_—
—
—
preferred
Stock
Inc.,'4%!% pfd. (quar.)
6%'
Champion
5c
18%c
quar.)
dividend
Chadbourne
12-15
Corp.—
(increased
%
—
Alkali
Stores
12-
12-15
55c
—
Realty
Co.,
■
(quar.25c
(initial)
Raynolds
75e-
•-
:
12-15
6%
incomej
25 %
Products
Common
12-29
10%
Trust—
investment
&
a-a)
(quar. 1
Co.
12-18
1
(quar.)
&
1-2
25c
;
(quar.)___
(Mich.)
(quar.)_
Corp.
"Nquar.)
-!
25c
:
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Continental Commercial Corp.—
2
Extra
1
Continental
1
Mortgage
Detroit
Diamond
12-29
4
Detroit
12-
12-30
"
(Increased
Co.
Mfg.
Devoe
1-15
12-
11-20
12-15
Co.
&
12-20
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
Continental Assurance Co. (Chicago)
Extra <
%
12-
12-15
1
pfd.
Tunnel
Corp.
2
12-15
12-
Steel
1-
12-15
12-15
Gasket
Detroit
10c
12-15
12-14
Detroit
12-15
1
12-15
7
2
1
10c
12-
11-20
(quar.)_
1-
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Century
From
Inc.
Edison
12-23
12-15
1-
Insurance
1-
12»/ac
—
Co. * (increased
/Detroit
10c
12-30
RR._
'
11-28
12- 8
12- 8
12-8
12- 8
12- 8
12- 8
12-8
12- 8
12-30
$1
15c
Western
Trust
25c
—
(quar.)
$1.05
92y2C
Industries
&
Canada
35c
Life
1-1
6«C
Bank
<fc
(Toronto)—
$1.19
—
—:
Chemical
12-
Consolidated
1
12-15
11-30
-
'
non-cum.
Detroit
t
(quar.)
Grande
$1.43
income I
common
$1.34%
(quar.)
5%%•
1
$2.50-$3.50
11-27
I,
Tramway—'
Rio
Detroit
12-15
Inc.
&
12-15
New
.
1-
12-23
(quar.)__
Denver
Detrex
25c
1-12
12- 1
12-15
12-28
12-30
12-30
12-30
$1.25
$1.14
$1.07
(quar.)_
(quar,)
Stamping
Devonbrook, Inc.
(quar.)
Consolidated Foods
*
\
8
2
Foods
'
67M2C
(quar.)
Denver
pay¬
.(Del.)
1
$1.16
12-
$1.37 %
1-
Deltown
:
30c
5%,%
1
$1.03
1
Diana
Consolidated
;.
11-30
(quar.)—
1
Dickenson Mines,
Extra
Consolidated
(quar.)—i.
8
12-
1-15
1
preferred
1212-
3-20
12-
12-
8
12-13
'
2- 1
1- 2
3bc
pfd.
5%
(quar,)
.
preferred
12-20
12-30
,12-15
1-
security
distribu-'
security profits)
(quar.)
2
37 Vhc
65c
preferred
2
Consolidated
12-
4%
preferred
1-31
1
12-
1
12-15
11-28
12- 1
-
14c
Co... (quar.)__
Light,
preferred
1-
1
.
&
4-
1
12-15
Hudson
13c
12-
12-30
Power
10c
12-
12-30
&
Delaware
10c
12-
10c
Delaware
(quar.)_
12-30
34c
from realized
(quar.)
12-30
34 %c
tion of 55c
preferred
12-30
.
2
1-
*
investment in¬
realized
from
special year-end
a
4.56%
20c
1- 1
12-18
-
50c
,
2y2c
plus
4.28%
40c
—
Mines,
12-30
-
and
profits
11-15
12-
$1.25
25c
preferred__-___l
5ya %
Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly of 10c from net
11-24
5
,
Delaware
12-18
1-
I_Ji:
(quar.)
common
Inc.,
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
12-11
7c
(from
Service,
General
$1.37'/a
33 %c
&
come
12-15
12-15
12-15
12- 5
1-3
11-27
20c
Phillips Stores,
Deere
8
1
(Hawaii)___
Co.
preferred
$5
11-27
1
Dean
.12-15
1-
(quar.i_;_^__._
-
Milk
Dean
8
.
Laval
12-15
Consolidated Edison
11-27
12-30
-
12-
De
12-15
(quar.)—:
1—:
Steam Turbine
(quar.)_—
4.20%
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.
Consolidated Cigar Corp., common
5
62 VaC
.—
1.
1- 3
$1.25
preferred
preferred
Coniagas
-
4
12-19
12-
A
Ltd.
Co.,
; •
$1.50
1- 1
t75c
12-30
>
30c:. 12-15
' • 15c
...
1-22
7 V2C
12-15
(quar.)____%
&
5
■
,
,
—
Inc.—
40c
1
12-
Mines,
40c
8
12-20
12-20
preferred
4.75%
12-31
1
—
Connecticut
12-
$1.75
(quar.)„—
Service—
1,
12-30
Pa.)—
:
Ltd:/ class
H.)
J50C
Investment
Public
Quarterly
1
4.15%
Century
(quar.)
(Year-end
4.72% preferred A (quar.)
foniederation Life Assurance
8
$5
(quar.)_
1
12-
Prere,
'
1
55c
*
12-
12-20
——
1-
$1.15
:___
12-20
1
(quar.)
Lid,
1-
87 Vac
—
(Rochester)
nreferred
Co.
12-12
$3
(quar.)
Vic
12-30
12-
12-15
12-15
12-15
12- 5
12-15
12- 4
1-15 "
1- 4
12-21
12-11
*
.,
Daystrom, Inc.. (resumed) _'_l_
Dayton Malleable Iron
•<_.
•
1
2 Vi %
12-
i2-
Day
9-22
1-
_1
Credit
12-18
4.65%-
5.44%
dividend
$1.15
(quar.)
12-
Co.—
preferred
(Theo.
3.70%
1-
—.
convertible, preferred
convertible preferred
12-20
10c
Commonwealth
&
Davies
1
12-15
(Harrisburg,
Trust
:
conv.
David
12-12
62 V2 c
12- 5
12-20
12-30
1- 1
933/4c
12y2c
'
of North America—
Shearing & Stamping
in
(quar.)
12-
—
:
Company- 1 quar. 1
1
Deposit
Davidson-Boutell
6%
20c
25c
10c
50c
—
Specialties
60c
Commercial
Community
2?
12-15
(quar.)
Quarterly
6
12-30
(L./A.
Darling
:
12-30
(quar.)—„_
"C"
preferred'
12-
(quar.)
Commercial
1
$1.35
12-29
7
12-20
.
' 2 %
.
(quar.)__
common
Machine
/Dauphin
Inc.
$1.29
—
(quar.)
1
12-6
1%
12- 8
12- 5
12-15
11-14
11-14
12- 1
12- 1
12-12
12- 1
12-11
12-11
11-28
11-30
20c
(quar.)
Mills,
3%
Extra—
"C"
12-
12-29
$1.33%
System,
8
10c
common
and
12-12
Quarterly.
12-11
1%,
"A"
1
-
(quar.)
Broadcasting
12-18
dividend.
preferred
preferred
12-30
„
(year-end)
12-
ment
from
capital gains)—-—-—--.
Commonwealth International Leverage Fund,
___
Wire
12-1
12-
dividend
$1.50
payable
12-15
$1.25
Commonwealth Income Fund
(Phila.) (quar.)
gains
$13.35
1
12-18
___—
stock)
or
Central Steel
Central
capital
1
311/4C
12-18
.
from
4
12-
68
(quar.)
Commercial Bank
Securities Corp.—
(Year-end
1
12-
12-15
L——
$1.23
(quar.)
12-
12-18
(quar.)
common
11-20
—
preferred
12-15
"%*
12- 8
.
12-20
1- 2
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-28
12-28
12-15
12-29
12-29
12-11
12-15
30c
4c
Corp., common
(quar.)
3%%
preferred A (quar.)_,
'
12-30
———_
(quar.)
25c
:
:
(s-a)
Dana
Combined Insurance Co. of America (Chicago)
,
Penn National Bank
12-19
20c
'_
:
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Danly
12-19
2
8
A
(quar.j_
dividend
River
5%
8
2
1-
5%
12-
12-30
12-
1-
50c
t
12-30
40c
12-23
class
Inc.,
(resumed)
Abbey
Cigar Corp.
Dan
12-1 0
2%v
12-11
—
12-15
30c
11-24
2
DWG
5
87 Vic
53c
______
1
12-
18%c
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
12-30
53y8c
12-18
..
6
$1.75
(quar.)
Gas,
B
Cyprus Mines Corp.
Stock
(quar.)
2
1-
$1.16
:
(quar.)___
12-
common
1- 2
38c
(quar.)
Extra
Central
2
12-15
$1.24
$1.12%
Power—'
convertible
preferred
Stock
12-11
(quar.)
quar.)__
12-
12-15
(quar.)
Industries,
non-cum.
5%
(quar.
preferred-
preferred
—
12-11
12-22
12-18
15c
10%
+..
common__
(Helene)
Class
1
60c
*1
(Increased
preferred
3.50%
$5.50
-5%
Jersey Bank & Trust (Freehold, N. J.)
Maine
preferred
54/2%v
5.35%
4
-■
—
1-1-62
15c
12-15
12-15
12-11
5c
+__■
(quar.)___
preferred A (quar.)__
Cutler-Hammer
Inc.
(quar.)
Cutter
Laboratories, class A
(resumed)
1
$1
Stone"
Columbian Carbon Co.
»
12-
$1.50
(quar.)
dividend——I—
Columbia
1-
Co.
Sand .&
Colorado Interstate
26
:(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
5%
8
12-11
(quar.)
12-15
6% pfd. (quar.)
$3.50 pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
Finance
Stock
8
12-
-
$1.08%
preferred
12- -1
$2
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—
12-20
12-20
•.
(quar.)____
12-
12-15
$1.12ya
—
Engineering,
Colonial
8
1
12-30
"
—
$4.50
Cypress
dividend
Colonial
-
8
12-
1-
25c
com.
12-15
___
Engine
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common
11-17
35c
(year-end)
%
;
_____
dividend
Candy,
Curtis
12-30
12-15
.
Colonial Corp. bf America—
Stock dividend on new
8
6"«
,—i,
Service,
12-11
$1.12%
common
Co
25c
$1.12Vi
20c
25c
50c
*
50c
2M>c
2V2C
12-30
5%
12-11
40c
$1.12Vi
11-27
—
(quar.
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)_l_a__
Clothing, 4Vi'% preferred (quar.)H__
12-21
30c
1- 2
12-29
12-29
12-22
12-15
20c
$1.3iy4
10c
(quar.)
com,
Curtis
10c
(stock dividend)
—_
America,
Curlee
12-18
(quar.)
of
preferred
Stock
2-15
1- 2
,1- 2
1- 2
1
1- 2
12-14
-11-16
1-15
!2-20
12-20
12-12
12-11
;
>' 10%
Co.
12-11
3%
dividend)
(quar.)
International-——:
Colgate-Palmolive
12-15
12-22
$1.75
oiviueud*
1
12-30
-•
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
11-24
(quar.)
12-15
12-15
Company
Coleman
1
12-
Electric—
Public
Co.,
Steel
Extra
%
class A
(quar.)
dividend
1
1-
12-29
—
Stock
2-15
12-15
——
preferred
Central
.
2
••
12-11
4.60%
,
1
2
preferred
Corp.
1
3%
Company, com. (increased-quar.)
4 J/4 % preferred iquar.)_—
Commercial Solvents Corp.
(increased)—-
5
2
4.60%
•*
12-
10c y-
i.
2-
11-24
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(increased)
(Canada),
Zellerbach
12- 1
12-30
7c
Bottling Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Bottling (Los Angeles) (s-a)——
Coca-Cola
1-
Common
6%
Coca-Cola
12-12
30c
^
5
12-15
1.
1-
5.16%-
6%
1
12-21
10c
i
12-15
$1.37 %
32 V2 c
(quar.)_
$1.16%
$1.18%
preferred
Zellerbach
Cummins
(quar.)_
$1.12 Vt
Illinois
&
preferred
preferred
20c
-
Central
Peabody
7%
fquar.)
4.92%
o
Cluett,
4%
(quar.)
4.25%
Central
Clifton Precision Products
12-12
1-15
SI.I2V2
(quar.)—
2-10
12-15
$3
12-15
2-
$1.12 Va
preferred (quar.)
IUihDis.Light, com.
preferred
(quar.)
% preferred (quar.)
10%
(s-a)
11-20
preferred
4.96%
iCrown
1-15
12-T5
12-28
-
25c
.
50c
t75c
$45c
»:t30c
:|:25c
%45c
(Toronto)
(Toronto)
Co.
'Crystal'Tissue
.
1
25c
4 Va %
.
1-
$1.35
—
common
Central
11-17
pfd.
12- 1
2- 1
\
•>.
(quar.):.—,.—l-jc"-
Ltd.
Insurance
Trust
5 V'4%'
((quar.)_
(stk.
Seal.
Life
Crown
(Savannah)
Coleman
^
&
12-11
Seal,-Inc., $2
&
Cork
Crown
Crucible
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
Co.—
(Virginia)
——__——u
a
—
(quar.)
istocx
8
60c
12-11
preferred
4.75%
$4
12-29
3%
•j
'held—
preferred
Central
preferred
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
&
Crown
proposed
a
Illuminating—
(quar.)
12-12
(quar.)
Club
Hudson Gas
4.35%
4.64
$4.50
Coca-Cola
$1
(Quar.)
Foundry Co.
8
12-15
Cork
Crown
1
12-
25c
(quar.)
Electric
Coca-Cola
income
Cold Storage (annual)
Central Home Trust
(Elizabeth, N. J.)—
Stock
dividend., (one
skare
for
each
'
preferred
12-15
1-
6y4c
Central
41
4
$4.50
Cleveland
Cleveland Trust Co.
•
preferred A (quar.)
Centennial Turf
12-
Clifton
——■
Products
2nd
Central
12-
12-13
5c
Co
Celanese Corp. of America,
Central
12-15
41c
Company
12-15
Stock
-—
37'/ac
.
(quar.) -IJiLi.—
M.)"&
2
12-15
10c
Iron, common
12-15
of America, common
preferred (quar.)
7%
1
93%c
of
1-
12-15
Corp.——^.12—--
Petroleum
,,
12-15
15c
—
Central
Crown
.
12-20
12-1
12- 1
12- 6
12- 6
12-25
12- 4
1-15
15c
——2—
(quar.)
v
15c
-
B
Crown
————
Corp.
Mfg
,
11-28
(extra)
Plywood Corp.
(A.
4 % %
12-
Co.1—-
&
12-15
buc
dividend)
Refining
Extra
*
net
'■.%
2
meet¬
(quar.)
Lambert
3
Catalin Corp.
.•
11-10
12-20
&
&
""
Cascades
7%
12-30
1cic
(quar.)
distribution
Scott
W.)
11-10
40c
(quar.)
from
preferred
12-18
12-30
Corp.—
of .35c
capital gains
12-29
Oil
20c
Co.
on
(quar.)_'_:
(stock
___1—______——
(quar.)
Corp.
Extra
—
annual
Nat'l. Bank
Co.
Mfg.
12-30
2
8c
:
&
Angeles)
9
1-
t
40c
Controller
Clarostat
(quar.)—
common
preferred
Class
This payment is
approval by the
the
to
Co.
12-15
—
-
General
Yearepnd
Clark
1
25c
(initial)
quarterly
(L. E.)
&
1
15c
dividend
Increased
1
Cable
75c
Carolina Metal Products Corp. (N. C.)
(quar.)
Carolina Power & Light Co.—
Carriers
12-15
10c
_>
1-15
—
Carpenter
12-20
25c
—____
Extra
1-
(Philip) Mfg. (quar.)—
Equipment Co. (increasedv__—_—
-
11-27
2
25c
City Investing Co., 5Va % preferred
City Products Corp. (quar.)
Clark
75c
-
4
12-30
1-
$1.18%
—
.___
125c
Carnaco
-
1
12-
12-14
-
,..$1
——
Jan.
on
Southern
115c
L—
(quar.)
1st preferred
:■
—
Comptroller of the Currency—:
12-15
(quar.)
common
9-4
12-14
(quar.)
Extra
(Los
dividend.
subject
V Quarterly.
.
12-29
12-29
2
Company,
6-
IOC
(quar.)_
Bank
held
be
Citizens &
12-15
1-
Vickers, Ltd. (increased)—.
Westinghouse Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Canal-Randolpn Corp. (quar.)
Cannon Mills Co., common
(quar.)
--
2
12c
Canadian
Stock
1-
125c
;
Cap & Gown Co., class A
Capital City Products
1
-3-
$2.80
(Indianapolis)—
Co.
National
10% vstock
11-30
12-15
+$2
Extra
8
12-15
120c
Ltd
Canadian
33i%
12-
2
125c
A
(quar.)
5%
Service
ing to
Ltd.—
preferred
preferred
1
6-15
Ltd.
_
-
—-
(reduced)
Credit Finance Service, Inc.,
12-15
9-18
*L.),
Crawford
12-29
12-
$1.75
Stockholders will vote at the
also
(quar.)
(special)
International Corp.
Carnation
1-
125c
125c
class
International
3
12-15
1-15
12-31
12-15
——
Citizens
12-15
1-2
company,
3%%
1
3-15
common
—
Co.
Extra
Cities
2
Transit
Theatre
11-24
1-
Crane
12-11
12-
'
—
Ltd.,
Circle
11-24
1$2
(R.
Gas & Electric—*
Cincinnati
11-24
125c
Machine,
,
1
12-31
(quar.)
Canadian
Class
Co.,
preferred
(quar.—
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
11-24
143%c
—
Electric
Canadian
Ceco
12-
12-31
Crain
20c
4%
11-30
1-2
130c
(quar.)
Canaveral
Castle
1-2
..
tl8%c
1
115c
(quar.)
Ice
Securities
;
J2"1,
(Boston)—
Co.
Insurance
12-11
$3.75
Cincinnati
12-
12"15
1- 2
12-11
12-11
12-30
12-29
1-15
12-14
2- 1
Life
11-30
12-27
(initial)-
Magazine & Publishing Co.
Quarterly
12-27
12-15
—
—
Chemical
12-15
40c
.
11-30
142Vic
(quar.)__
Canadian
Co.
12-15
2
7Vic
class B (quar.)
12 Vic
Creole Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
——
65c
cSpecial
——— • ■ .. ....50c
Crescent Petroleum,-com. (stock dividend)-5%
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)———31V4C
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (S. F.) (quar.)
35c
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar,)_
—
2oc
(Crosset Company, class A (quar.)_'____—.
,15c
12- 8
12- 8
11-.30
12*1
Craftsman
1
20c
—
7%
preferred (quar.)—
Cliock-Full-O-Nuts (quar.)
1-
12-30
12-18
12-15
5
20c
11-30
t$l
Foundries, Ltd. (quar.)
General Securities, Ltd.,—
Class
Christiana
12-15
rtlOc
50c
93%c
112-
15c
—
Copper
12- 1
12-22
Cowles
1
12-15
25c
(quar.)
12-15
±$4
Canadian
Carter
1-
Chile
12-15
10C
12-20
20c
oil
10c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Quarterly 4
t50c
pfd.
pfd.
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Ltd.—
Cotton
15c
Cowles
30c
Chickasha
11- 2
*12-1
taxes
British
before
pence
1
15c
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
9
1--1J
12-15
12-22
9
Oil
30c
(quar.)
'
—
Gulch
1
2-
2oc
——
2c
15c'
of
Payment
11-22
25c
Quarterly
2
3-
4
12-
87y2c
11-15
12-15
12-
Corp.
(quar.)
Ordinary—
Ltd.
Payable oj Rec.
2
1- 5
12-15
10c
Petroleum
Courtaulds
12-15
$1
—
--I——.—-—.—.—.—
Chicago Rivet & Machine
12-15
Ltd.
General
Canadian
Carey
12-15
4-2-62
Extra
8%
1-15
(quar.)
common
Musical Instrument Co.
+87Vic
1
preferred
Ry.,
$1
Extra—.
preferred
Ohio
1
Cable Ltd.—
.(quar.)
Bakeries.
Canadian
3Vz%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc. (increased quar.)—
1
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Canners. Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Celanese Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)_
Canadian
Canadian
8
11-20
1-
(quar.)
B
Chesapeake
12-
&
"
2%
Extra
Corp.,
12-18
dividend
8
+50c
Mortgage
10c
Cosden
Cow
12-20
150c
12-30
——
12-
1-
(s-a)
12-15
1-15
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Va.—
12-29
t$1.06y4
.
Ltd., class A
Permanent
Canadian
Stock
—1
__
of
Corp.
12-30
1961
Monday, December 11,
.
Cory Corporation
15c
$1.12 V*
——■
_____
(quar.)_
Corp
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Telephone—
common
2
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Quarterly
1 Canada Safeway,. .Ltd., 4.40%
Canada Steamship < Lines,
5%
A
12-11
Unadilla
on
preferred
25c
—
Class
Extra
41/2 %
187Vic
Extra
Canada Packers,
Class B ts-a)
Canada. Wire
Chenango &
When
Share
$1.06V*
Foundries
preferred
1-
_
(auar.)
Malting,
Canada
12-27
35c
Canada
$1
12-
12-15
dividend
$4.25
75c
12-15
25c
Cement
Canada
Per
Name of Company
22Vic
(quar.)
of approximately 1.49%—
Ltd., $3 pfd. (quar.)
Dry Corp., common (quar.)
Stock
Canada
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
preferred
Camden Trust Co.
.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
convertible, preferred (quar.)
& Hecla, Inc., common
(quar.)
5Va%
Calumet
When
Share
.
Continued
1
on
page
48
-
Volume
194
Number
6115
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2559)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY
40
50
Oc t
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Mar
8
Lowest
44'/a Dec
44% Jan
21
16
69 Vs Jun
15
52 Va Jan
114 Va Jun
10
103% Jan
6
25
-
25
Jan
52
75
Abbott
7
24
38
Jan
32% Jan
17
Jan
3
24 Va Jun
28% Jan
24 Vs Jan
3
33 Va Nov
21% Oct
3
43% Apr
17
109 % Oct
ABC
22
6
16 Va Apr
14
47
Jun
63
Apr
20
98
Dec
10
Oct
24
22
Oct
80
3
66 Va Dec
Mar 14
23% Jan
3
22% Jan
4
9Vb Oct
28
29
85
35« Sep
28
8 Vs Sep
73% Nov
28
16
85 Va Dec
61 Vs Nov
29
14
7V4 Jan
3% Nov
24
84
Air
Jan
9
32% Aug 26
32% Jan
3
4
19% May 12
53% Jun
3
12% Jan
3
20 % Aug
9
48 Vs Jan
3
93% Nov
24
Dec
6
45 Vs NOV
29
8
92 Va Nov
9
41
88 Va Jun
8% May 11
41% NOV
Alco
When
19 Vs
64 '/a
62%
63
62%
19%
20'A
64'A
64
Va
65%
19Vs
19 Vs
65 Va
19%
19'A
66%
20
15,400
19%
20%
20
20%
30%
31
22,700
30 Vs
30%
301/4
30%
24%
24%
24%
25
89%
88%
90 Vt
26,200
18 V.
17%
17%
32,600
35
35%
30%
30%
31
26%
24%
25%
24%
25'A
96%
91'A
94
89Va
91
18%
19Vt
17%
18%
17%
18'A
32%
50c
31
25
941/4
—No par
33
10
10
No par
61%
62 Vs
83%
62Vs
84%
62%
61%
82%
84%
63'/a
22,400
2
63%
65
3%
63 Va
64%
45.700
2
39Vs
39 Vs
Inc
1
18%
19
Inc
.
.
common
5
preferred
4
83
151/2 Apr
4
Alleghany Corp
1
10%
53% Apr
4
*39 Vs
501/4 Sep
7
33% Jan
27
42% Aug
19
40
Jan
6
common
90'A Jan
12
Jan
3
100% Jun
2
15% Oct
25
22% Jan
8
16% Jan
4
20% Sep
5
Allen Industries
Sep
27
59
4
501/2 Jan
3
6 6'A
Aug
3
Allied
Vs Dec
20
17% Jail
4
15% Sep
May 31
6% Oct 24
39% Jan
6 '
11% Jan
5
7
Oct
11
26
58% Jan
13
44
Jan
3
84% Sep
17
Dec
5
7
Allied
52% Apr 13
10 Vs May 11
Allied
Mills
Allied
Products
70% Nov
Allied
Stores
4
23
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
95
Nov
15
132
Jaii
28
98
22% Oct
24
3 6'A Apr
13
26 % Oct
26
35% Feb
28
Alpha
Portland
25 Vs Oct
4
36 Va Sep
11
Alside
8
•
■
Vs Sep 28
28
61% Oct
.".
A—_
55
__
4
V;
Jan
4
v
30
35 Vs Jan
23
Dec
108
-_2;'
■
v
•.
July 25
23% Oct
26
19
22 Va Dec
26
19
Aug 11
841/4 May
21'/a Apr
Oct
25
29Va May 15
Nov
17
25 Vs Dec
110
19
37% Oct
11
3
119% Dec
7
6
69% Jan
24 Vs Oct
.
2
May 11
27 Vs May 17
4
19 Vs Oct
23
98'A Sep
22
Jan
3
47% Aug
Feb
8
69V2 Nov
13
44% Jan
18
36
4
44% Jan
4
37
18
130
13'A Oct
24
Jan
4
7
58% Sep
15'A Jan /3;-''
35% Oct
5
51% Jan
7
38 Va Jan
25% Mar
4
46 '/a Dec
23
30 % Dec
1
43% Jan
4
35% Dec
14
40','4 Sep
2.9
63
July 12
30
4
46% Mar 22
41% Aug 29
77
70 Vt Jan
6
11
19Vs Jan
3
16 V2 Jun
2
241% Jan
18
181/2 Feb
7
26
36 Vt Sep
44% July
81% Jun
28
89
39% Oct
21
59 Vb Jun
40
Feb
84
5
Mar 30
Jan
2
4
14
39% Sep
59 % Jun
-
20
25
30 Vb Dec
30
56% Nov
59% July 18
57% Jan
3
77% Nov
20
27
33Vii Jan
4
20Vs Jan
3
47 Vs Dec
8
31% Oct
23
3IV2 Mar 15
13% Oct
4
23% Apr
12% Apr
30
9% Jan
11
22% Sep
29
38% Jan
18
52
Jan
8% Jan
Jan
3
75Vb Nov
28
24
26
Sep 26
16% Jan
6
13% Jan
6
20% Sep
9
20% Jan
3
Sep
9
991/2 Jan
9
36% Nov
30
14
86Va Dec
23
81% Oct
13
1
27% Jan
15
24 Vb Jan
3
Oct
31
28% Jan
26
13% Jan
3
Dec
22
29 Va Apr
18
13'A Oct
20
17 V2 Feb
15
94
Jan
4
76 Vt Jan
20 »/4 Jun
13
103
il44V2 Sep 19
16 % N ov 30
37
Apr
28
19
•:
Apr
18
44
Sep
14
67
Jun
33 Vs Oct
24'
1
7
Mar
133 Vi Dec
117
18
25
Feb
126
Mar
21
Jun
Aug
4
119
34
Jan
4
18
38 Vs Jan
20
Aug
Jun
27 Vs Jan
3
28
3
30% Aug 26
30% Jan
11
62
Jun
17 % Nov
146
2
21
May 17
42Vt Mar 10
50% Mar
9
93
35V4 Mar 21
107V2 Nov
14
37% July 26
34% Jun
5
3
63
Sep
7
1
27
Apr
5
4
27
27
Oct
26
29% Jan
27% Sep 28
18% May 17
25
Sep
18
28Va May 23
13 % Noc
34Vs Jan
4
21
19
May 11
51 Vi Nov
27
31% Sep
26
58 Vt Jan
22% Sep
22
34V# May
19 Va Oct
24
421/4 Mar
17% Sep
25
27% Apr
17
33% Feb
17
55% Jun
30% Nov
1
58% Apr
3
42'% Oct
31
68% Jan
44
Jan
3
30 Vi Dec
31'A. Oct
85
36
Jan
Feb
,
6
33
54 Vi Jan
5
6
44% July
12
17
Nov
28
44»A Aug
12
For footnotes, see page
65
5
May 22
44% May 22
33% Feb
93% Oct
2
45'A Apr
4
90'/a Jan
13
93% Feb
16
37
Jan
21% Nov
_
20
2«
19 %
102
102
280
16%
20
30.600
104,600
*100%
101%
100%
100%
28V4
28%
281/4
28 V8
28 VB
28%
13,000
31%
32 Vs
31%
32%
31%
32%
11,600
26%
27%
26%
26%
113,400
26%
27Vs
*100
"
102
28%
19%
20
convertible
1
preferred
Bakeries
20%
*98%
200
103
39%
112
113%
20 Vs
20%
*98 Va
108
100
39%
40V4
39%
39%
40%
40
40 '/4
64
63
64
*61 Va
64
62
62
50
61
62
61
61
*61
62
*61
62
*61
62
2
17
17'/2
17%
17%
17V4
18%
17%
17%
17%
I8V4
20,800
No par
45
471/4
47
48
47%
47 Vs
47%
48'/#
47%
48%
7,000
45 Va
Corp..
Co
")
■
_1
39%
5,500
900
200
"
45
45 Vs
45%
46%
45
46
45%
46%
12,100
12.50
4 TVs
48%
47%
48
47%
48'/«
46%
47%
46 Vi
47%
36,900
*38%
x381/4
38%
38%
38 Vs
38 V.
38 %
38%
A
38%
No par
46%
47%
46%
47'/4
46%
47Vt
46V2
46%
46%
46%
No par
90
91%
89%
90%
89%
891/2
88'/4
89
87
88
1,900
3
22 Vs
22%
21%
221/4
21
22
20%
21'/4
21 Vb
21%
6,900
No par
26 Va
27 Vs
27Vs
27%
26Vs
27%
25 Vb
25%
25 %
5.400
Cable
Co
_.
Barge Line Co
Consumer
Ind
Crystal Sugar common_10
*56
.
45Vs
57
*56
*90%
92
*90%
10
41'/s
45
43 Vb
44%
43%
10
Enka
Power
X25
44'A
Distilling Co
Electric
39
100
preferred--
57
55%
92
*90'/2
55%
54%
92
54%
53
54%
53
53
51%
52%
52%
531/4
4,000
74%
75%
74%
75'A
74 Vs
74%
72 V2
73%
73%
73%
18,100
46'A
45%
46%
46
47%
46
47%
45V4
47 >/4
28,400
35%
35V4
35%
*351/2
20%
20%
2a%
20%
par
35%
36%
36
36
35
Inc
40c
20
21%
19%
20 Vs
20
Foreign Power
No par
9
9 Vb
9 Vs
9'/a
9
9'A
Hardware
Corp
_
12.50
Products
Corp
35
35%
5,600
80
80%
80
80 »/2
80%
80%
80%
81%
31,900
29
29V«
29%
29'A
29'%
29
29 Va
50,700
181/4
18%
18'/4
26'A
104%
25%
*103
37
37%
37VB
*84
85
*84
1
37%
38%
38%
18%
18%
2 b V2
25 VB
*102
105
18%
3,500
106
*103
38%
39%
1,300
25 VB
25%
25'%
105
39.1/4
14,160
39%
38%
84
84
85
85
85
38%
39%
38%
39%
38 Vb
39VB
72,100
16
16 Vs
16
16%
16
16 Vi
7,300
57V4
57'A
56%
*56
38
37%
16
16%
16
16%
57
57%
56V2
57
16%
17Vt
16%
17 Vb
50%
51%
51
52
10
25 VB
*103
39
2
1.66%
18%
18%
*18%
18*
2b
105
85
No par
Co
12,300
37
36%
37
35%
29,000
27 V8
25%
100
Co
35%
1.200
20%
80 VB
*102%
1.75
Inc
35%
35 VB
3 6 V2
9%
9
9%
27VB
1
Fdry com
%!
9
80
100
preferred
35
•
27'/4
1
111
prior preferred
A
"
1
of
60,000
44 >/4
Export
Co
600
92
441/4
43%
54%
A
Investment
'55
*541/4
*90%
44%
43%
2,600
5
American
_
Lines
54%
92
*90%
2,400
•
_10
Co
Corp
European Secur—No
Mach
10,200
60,200
21%
20 Vb
*102
64
common
Chicle
3.90%
27 VB
27%
20 VB
101
101
71,500
25
Chain
American
27'%
20%
103
3/J00
20,300
116%
65
preferred
prior
x27'/a
...
40'/4
__
Co
Commer
•
63
_
Arma
Inc
28V4
27%
%
*98% 101
Broadcasting-Paramount
Can
114 Vs
41,300
lo
common
_
20
100
21 No par
Co
Bank Note
preferred
5Vt%
491/2 Aug 18
22
8
xl6%
19%
"16 Vb
57
000
16%
17'/a
16Vb
17
111,600
51 Va
52
52
55 'A
56%
17 y.
51%
80
-85
52 Vb
28,000
"
13IV2 Nov
Mar
17VB
19%
112%
American
3
14
16%
19%
119 VB
8
Jan
20
17
19%
112'A
551/4 Dec
121V* Jan
29 Va Sep
16%
20 Vs
27%
Meter
130% Aug 31
44 Vs Dec 16
23% Jun
17%
19%
109%
Motors Corp
Natural Gas
3
4
17
28%
American
27
7
I7V2
20%
114%
American
111 1/2 Nov
26
82%
27%
3
136% Dec
Feb
82%
111%
2IV4 Apr
3
15% Jan
821/2
32%
Products
3
25
82 Va
13,500
35
Metal
64% Jan
25% Mar
83
341/4
American
103'% Jan
19 % Jan
82%
20%
20 Va May 16
20
41
%
36%
Climax
30
4
83
34 Va
Metal
65% Dec
Jan
82%
35%
American
108 Va Dec
32% May 11
66%
35'/4
6
4
117
64%
36
20
51 V. May 19
79% Jan
65'/4
28%
American
News
American
Optical
Amer
/
46%
47
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
79%
811/4
80
80 %
79'A
80%
79%
81
8OV4
par
34%
35 Vb
34%
35%
33»/2
34'/2
33 V»
34%
American
34Vb
No par
59%
60%
58%
59%
58
59
57
57 %
_No par
Co_
American
7%
Potash
Rad
Chem
A
A
Std
Sany
American
Co
6%
Snuff
Co
non-cumulative
Steel
American
Stores
1%
Foundries
Tel
A
AMP
Tel
17 Va
60%
59 Vt
142 «/2
142 Vt
*'"'63
61 %
62%
59%
145
xl42%
142%
142 Vt
122%
82
8OV4
122%
-120%
8OV4
81
*120%
23 Vt
22'/a
22%
22 Vt
22%
123
32 Vs
32'/a
32 Vs
32%
103
103%
103%
103%
36
36 %
36%
37
x36%
34
34%
34%
34%
x34%
32 %
103%
135'A
134
134%
133%
109
109%
108
1291/2
130
xl28
128%
127'A
53 Vs
55
com
5
14%
No par
shares
No par
25'A
*27 Va
26%
14Vs
15
25%
28'A
*2.7%
281/4
*27 'A
28V4
*26
261/2
26%
26%
40
141/2
14
14Vs
6,100
*26*
49 Va
49
33Vs
21%
34Vs
33
50'A
17
48% Nov
17
26'A Nov
30
Apco
21.80
j
38
*91%
38
93%
34!'
37%
38'/a
*91%
93%
50 %
' 33% r 34%
49
46
46%
46
46 Vs
25 Va
26
25%
25%
'
37%
,
38'A
*91%
j
93%
45%
46
25%
25
2,700
49
49
48'A
48%
27 Vb
27
27%
13,000
20%
27%
21%
50
200
26%
49
28
20%
33'A
15
14%
14Va
50'/a
6.25
26%
14%
34'/s
No par
129
21,200
1,240
20Vs
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton A Co
105,500
108
3,700
14%
33%'
136%
107 Vs
42,500
48%
'
135
108
25%
26%
34%
1,700
135
53 Vs
50'A
~
4,000
34Vs
129Vt
28%
34%
1,500
3 6 Vs
33%
25'A
50 Vs
'
104%
35Vs
34
53
33%
No par
1041/a
36
105
128
20%
Anaconda Wire & Cable
10,100
25'%
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
,
32%
54%
27%
50
32 Va
25%
Anaconda Co
;
6,000
53%
x49%
*
1
22 Vs
25%
28'A
*26
20
22Vt
28'A
25%
27%
26%
27%
*26
700
123
*121%
55'A
54 Vs
54
25%
25 Vs
..
—25
53%
1,190
83
128'/4
129
25
15,800
143
83
106%
109
100
17,600
7,100
134'A
134%
110%
18'A
33%
36%
34'A
109%
38%
35
104'A
104
134%
6,400
32'A
32%
32%
48,600
22%
22%
22%
33Vs
endorsed
Corp
*80%
*121 %
/
13,500
59 Vs
38%
83
•>
12.50
Corp
Oil
141
123
80Vt
123
26
21 Vs
Ampex
61
142%
•
27 Vb
27 Va
39%
34,500
3,515
143
*142
27 VB
27
27%
Co
series
16'%
17%
59%
142
common
Inc
Inc
416%
x82
Preferred 5%* aeries
25
American Zinc Lead A Smelting„l
Ametek
38%
18
62
1
preferred
6%
41
17%
1
com
American Viscose Corp
American Water Works Co
Preferred
39%
18%
25
American Tobacco
6%
39%
18
%
142
25
Co
preferred
American
37'%,
I8V4
16
142
144
25
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
American
37%
I6V4
142
3,900
36V4
56%
16'A
x27
16%
143
*18
preferred_100
American Sugar Refining
16%
142%
16
28 '/a
37%
10
common
16%
142%
16%
%
28
*141%
Corp 1
2,400
-81
'•
56 %
1
28%
161/4
100
Seating
X46%
28
com—5
preferred %
Amer Research A Develp'm't
46 Vi
46%
l
Co
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
16
Feb
63%
32'A
271/4 Jan
28% Jan
66
27%
23
3
63%
331/2
11
23
3,000
4,800
67V4
28 Vs
127% Apr
82 Va Feb
9.400
8
32%
3
31 Va Feb
7 Vs
27%
American
10
8
10
28
26
8
66 Vs
104
*102
100
8Vs
83V2
20
20
28
27% Mar 15
1
8
67V2
*82 '/2
z
10
Nov
Sep
76
66
.17
146 »/4 Nov
61 Vi Oct
Jun
15
American Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt A Ref'g com.No par
7% preferred
100
25
75,000
43%
8
35
27
26'/4Mar21
3
13%
43 %
7%
36
86 Vb Feb
721/4 May 18
3
15V>
44'A
No par
63% Apr
3
60% Jan
15 Va
43'/a
No par
39% Dec
,3
136% Jan
15%
44
American
13
16
12
15%
44
American International
Jan
14
15%
21
54% Jan
16
Dec
59
255
1,500
53%
43%
22
33 % Jan
35% Aug
21% Oct
62 Va Aug 24
17
13% Dec
54
6
144% Aug 25
28 Va Oct
42
3
28
92 V4
15%
American
22
1,000
20
34%
American
4
12% Jan
52 Vb
12.50
American
.
13
139 V2 Sep
*191/2
43
Corp
American
May 24
81 Vt Dec
3
I6V4 Feb
92%
19%
53%
8
Nov
46% Sep
145% Aug 24
93%
191/2
53 %
15%
28% Nov
18
26% Nov
1IV# Nov
138 Va Jan
*92 VB
-
44
Home
27
31.
93%
7%
Hosp Supply Corp_No par
Jan
Jan
*92 Vs
15%
American
Jan
41
48Aug 12
93
53%
42%
American
34
20
93
17,700
?
5
American
54
1
43 Vi Apr
10,300
53%
7
32% Jun
26
53%
53V4
19%"
26
Nov
531/4
53'/4
14
61
53'/4
191%
Dec
20
8,400
54%
19%
35
105
471/4
55
54
89% Sep
Apr
46V4
541/4
x
59
American
V:
371/2 Mar 13
37
54%
"
21
4%%
18
7
30
6% Jun
38 %
57V4
American
28
4
Oct
17% Dec
10% :
38%
47%
19%
American Cyanamid Co
6
28
IOV4
39
47 Va
25%
American
29
21
17 Va Sep
10%
38
47%
va
60%
Amer
2
46 % Jan
23% Oct
10%
40
47 %
20%
American
Mar 20
29 V8 Jan
10%
3y
27
American
8
Oct
93
50
29
10%
47%
59
7%
251/4 May 12
29% Apr 21
24% Jan
10%
39V2
46%
20 »/2
American
971/2 Mar 28
26
10%
39
46%
20%
Theatre's
7
Oct
16
17
27
11
40
60'A
6%
28
Dec
50
27
Brake Shoe
Jun
2,100
59%
6
53
41%
92'/a
26%
Bosch
3
40 Vs
*91
20%
American
5'
42 Vb Jan
39%
93%
59%
American
39Va Jun
39%
*91%
93%
21'/4
American
4
Jan
*91%
59
5
36
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
93%
53%
__
-—!
11
341/2 Jan
1
*90
93%
America
24 Vb Apr
51% Jun
Nov
42%
10,100
20%
of
641/4 Apr
61 Vs Apr
83
59 VB
American
10
28
49
81'A
21%
31/2%
May 31
4
82
57%
Co
American
"
80%
21
Amerace
34
27
84 Va
42
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—.No
par
American
Airlines common..
1
Mar 24
25% Jan
Oct
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum
21
*
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co
31% Jaii
82%
41
41. Va
;
No par
26
78 'A Jan
83 %
11,600
54'%
Cement-
38% May 16
81 Va Mar 30
Jun
x81%
19 Vs
20
convertible preferred
28
■
3,700
19
53%
common.
30
106 'A Jan
Va Dec
4.08%
Mfg
16
26
57
Supermarkets Inc
Allis-Chalmers
40%
19 Vs
54
100
56 'A Nov
28
30% Oct
25
40%
18%
19%
1
preferred
19V4 Nov
17% Apr
Nov
Allied
May 15
91
34
4%
3
28
9,900
40 Va
Vs
5
Inc
;"4-\
81
14% Sep
4
40'A
19
No par
—
Corp common
Jun
4
40'A
19
92 Vc
..
;
Jan
4Vs
39%
19Vs
9
Corp
12
4
3,900
39%
—1
Inc
Chemical Corp
Kid Co
75
4
.
46
6% convertible preferred10
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
5
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd -—100
46
4
9%
39Vt
92%
3
""
4
10
xl8%
:
44
92%
100
4
87'A
43 Vs
4
1
12,30(1
10
84'A
8
15
35%
9%
82 Vs
Jan
411/2 Sep
7,200
10%
9'A Sep
3
4,900
85 Va
35
27
33 Vs
*
10
32 Vt Jan
12% Jun
34
,
10.000
82%
4
36% Jan
33
700
10Vs
5
'
33%
17%
122
84'A
1
5
12
32%
x88
122
10
Chemicals-.
Jan
32
20%
20%
62%
13V4 Jan
90
121%
18%
56 Va Jan
Jan
11,300
xl21%
20'A
45
May 27
200
121 Vi
73%
121V4
28
100
55%
72%
20%
25
24
*54 Va
72%
121%
32V4 Sep
Nov
55%
x71%
20 Vs
28% Oct
55
*541/2
72%
121%
issued-—,-—5'':
4 Va %
55 Va
71%
Corp
Gas
Inc
*54 Va
82'A
&
Products
Aldens
55 Va
72%
20Vs
1
Industries
Alabama
9
Shares
54 Va
'."71%
10
Reduction
J
the Week
Dec. 8
122 Va
—:
Products—
A
5 % Mar 24
11% Oct
38% Feb
Products
Air
18
27 Va Jun
Control
Friday
Dec. 7
25
Co
Corp
Air
5
Sales for
Thursday
.
20%
Addressograph -Multigrapli Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp
1
29
4
Jan
73 Vs
PRICES
122 Va
Co
Express
Adams-Mills
£4
72 Va
HIGH
Dec. 6
1
Acme
Steel
53 Va
AND
Wednesday
Dec. 5
*
100
ACF Industries Inc
36% Apr 21
14 V2 Mar
9
20% Feb
59 Va Sep
preferred
5
Adams
LISTED STOCK
Tuesday
Dec. 4
5
common
Vending Corp
8
19% Nov
40% Mar
31
10% Jan
Monday
Par
1
Laboratories
convertible
4%
27% May 16
6
Dec
EVERY
LOW
STOCK
Abacus Fund
28
Apr
126 Va Nov
Va May 31
16
23
YORK
EXCHANGE
54 Vi Nov
3
7
17% Sep
35% Oct
NEW
Highest
26
9814 Mar
FOR
STOCKS
Year1960
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Lowest
15
21'/«
20%
21%
70.000
34
10,500
'
33%
33 Va
49%
48%
34
33'A
38%
•91%
33
'
33%
32,000
1,110
38%
38 Vt
38%
2,000
93 %
*91%
93 %
'
48'/.
33%
45%
24
Vb
-
49
'
Vs
46
45%
46
25%
24%
25%
4,700
20.900
16
'The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2560)
.
.
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previoua
Highest
33% Jan
43% Apr
12
21
75% Dec
4
38% Sep
20
23% July 26
3
37% Feb
40% Jan
5
39% Dec 28
30% Sep
7
43% Oct
19
Oil
Arizona
Steel
19
77 % Jan
4
67% Jan
3
79% Aug
9
Armco
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
3
53% Aug
3
Armour
39
53% Dec
21
74% Oct
6
Armstrong
75
Sep
Sep
Jan
4
Jan
13
83% Aug 26
78% Jan
11
28% Oct
24
44 % Jun
9
30
Jan
3
12% Oct
10
20% Jan
11
16% Oct
24
50
May 22
46
13% Mar 16
19% Sep
.
Arnold
Aro
20
Sep
Feb
24% Aug
35% Dec
2
20
22
Jan
28% Jun
1
1
37% Jan
5
35% Jan
47
l
Jan" 5
21
53 % Jan
27
75
Feb
9
106
Dec
49'A Oct
10
63
20 Vz Sep
27
27% Jan '
Jan
7
38 Vz Aug 29
79 Vz Jan
15
88 VB
7
16
31% Jun
17
43% Dec
29
42% Jan
3
60
74y2 Jan
4
80V* Aug
18
76
Dec
5
,
May
2
15% Feb
1
20% Jan .'
31
24% Jan
3
84% Oct
11
30% Jun
29
4% Feb
10
15
Nov
29.
4
13% Jan
21% Feb
1
27% Sep
13% Jan
19% Dec
30
17% Feb
7% Jan
8
4% Jan
37% Jan
4
36 Va Jan
5
9
17% Jan
Oct
4
12% Jan
20
24 ya Jan
26
30% Aug 12
27% Jan
90 VA Jan
18
98% Aug 30
94% Jan
11% Nov
25
:
12
41% Nov
102
Nov
23% Nov
22
22% Sep
28
34
Aug 15
2iy4 Dec
6
45% Oct
26
62% Feb
11
34% Nov
22
Jan
26
59
Aug
9
34% Dec
5
62% Jan
12 Vz Dec
21
13% Dec
16
13% Mar
9
1
39% May
3
47
17
Jan
47% Jan
19
63
29
52% Sep
15% Jan
3
21% Nov
8
27 Va Aug
8
8
47% Jan
3
5
Mar 21
37
Mar
Jap
37
Sep
28
19
35% Nov 21
56% Deb
5
61% Jan
275
249
3
97
15 Va Sep
20
25% Jun
9
62 y2 Jan
13
103% Sep
2
87
Apr
21
94% Jan
81
Aug 10
Jan
Oct
12
17 y4 Apr
18
29
31
50% Dec
14% Jun
11 Vb July 27
57 Vz Jun
'
Bath
Bausch
Baxter
>•
;
Lomb
Corp
/.
"
Instruments
Beckman
1
Beck Shoe
6
Beech
8
Beech
16
4
Beech-Nut
17
2
4%%
(A S)
Aircraft
Creek
Life
Savers
Corp
69% May 25
16% Apr
3
Bell
Howell
&
Co
Bell Intercontinental
>
Bendix
119% Nov
3
131
Dec
5
1
Jun
10
"1% Oct"*20
l%Jan
3
V/z Jan
19
30% Nov
33% Feb
38% Jan
50
Jun
13
3
42% Dec
1
8
Dfec
5
5.7 V* Jan
4
Jun
33% Jan
8
39
Sep
39% July
140% Sep
Aug 26
72
28
13
1
11% Dec
19
21% Feb
3
12% Jan
3
69% OCt
18
82
8
71
Jan
49 % Mar 25
41
Jan
9
.
84
31 y8 Sep 26
22% Jan
3
4
6
4
39 y4 Dec
20
28 VA Jan
6
18% Oct
16% Jan
28
4
22% Jan
6
%
Dec
59 Va Dec
•
10
Bliss
Bliss
»•
5
&
(E
Brooks
Bobbie
Bohn
Bond
Stores
22 Va Feb
11
18% Jan
5
10
19% Jan
3
23% Aug
36% Apr
40% Feb
l
67% Dec
5
55% Feb
7
?9% Nov 27
Borden
3J % Nbv
2
48 Vz Jan
6
35
Jan
3
47% Dec=
76% Dec
15
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred-
Dec
22
11% Jan
13
9% Dec
6
69
8
7
23
20% Jan
18
6% Oct 31
13 Va Jah
4
6% Dec
12
12% Jan
12
43% Oct
31
63% Jan
4
66% Dec
30
..;
38% Feb
17
4
76% Jan
35
Mar 22
Mar 16
104
82
26
91
Dec
4
4
8
11
Nov 17
Sep 27
8% Jan
3
Jan
11
Jun
15
67% Nov
106% Jan
Jan
.66
44% Dec
29
1
76% Aug 19
Dec 30
50
29% Aug
4
38% Dec
12% Dec
7
24% Jan
13%
Dec
6
27% Jan
to
n
44% Sep
112
Apt
>'
18
28
.68
Jan
44
Jan
7
35
J an
57
Dec
8
4
13% Jan
25
May
g
6
12
Oct 10
74% Mar 8
Oct
24
Jun
6
86
Sep
15
80% Oct
31
2
24
Jan
18
29
Jan
3
10% Oct
26
ll%
Jan
3
67
Brunswick
17% Jan
36% Aug
4
Budd Co
19
8
15,500
25,800
15%
15 VA
15%
15 Va
*15%'
31,900
37%
"9,300
38%
*87%
26 VA
27
26%
22 3s
22%
21%
36
>
37%
38
100%
60 Va
60 Va
60%
59%
21
21 VB
21
21%
21
21%
22%
23 VB
22%
22%
22%
23
55%
55'8
55 %
55%
56%
56 3
56%
57
58%
39%
39%
38%
39%
69
68%
69%
68%
2,700
-34%
3,400
53
'
v54%
5,300
75%
'
•
23%
23%,
23%
■>
88
*86%
19%
^
•
: :
.
..
84
53%
11%
11 Vb
x61 Va
10
61 Va
54%
55 %
50%
51
51%
130
130%
1'/a
42%
42%
43
42%
42-%
42 %
143%
143%
20 Vb
20%
•20 V4
79
*79
80%
58%
59%
20 %
81%
V
58%
59%
v
<
i
30
42%
25%
25%
48%
27 Va
48% :
"
21%
21 %
25
25
75
45%
v
*78%
.
71%
47% >:
*78%
>'
'
4%
4V8 fj' V.
4.%
8
;
8
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;
9%
6%
.
6%
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»
62%
99
.
-j-.*83 Va
39%
:.
,.,111
>:
.
101%
85
f
i
■
*83%
Feb
28
Byers
30
5
Co
18 Va Oct
20
Dec
14
11% Apr
77% Jan
Dec
13
"8
21% Jan
4
28 Va Apr
4
Canada
Sep 12
83% Jan
25
90% Jun
6
$4.25
Apr 29
43% July 27
Oct
27
Canada
Jan
3
21% Jan ' 3
Jab "4
12 ;
56% Nbv
27 Va
83"
•
.
10-
May 22
Apr
3•_ -
.
Dry
Corp
common
conv
preferred
Southern Ry Co
Canadian
Breweries
r
Cwnmm MtHs- Co_
-
"
footnotes,
see page 26
'
30
900
18 Vb
15,100
13%
37,100
C
12%
13%
13%
14 Vis
65%
14
65%
66
96
-
"51%
13%
13%
*81%
83 Va
*82 %
83%
100
39%
40%
39%
39%
3,200
13 Vs
13%
13%
13%
7,400
66'
65 Va
66V4
13%
;
65%
66
15'A
15%
23%
23%
39,700
120
81 %
81
*81
81%
*81
81%
70%
*69
70%
*69
70%
*69
70%
84 34
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84%
*84%
84%
*84 %
84 3
81%
81
■-
25%
25
Va
25%
25%
37 >2
38%
38 Va
38 7, a
38 Va
38%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
*9
9%
8%
33
33%
25%
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•'■/
33 Vb
9%
33=V8
7%
22%
23 VA •"
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88 Va
5.4%
'
_
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•
22%
,
88
51
:
24%
80
-
.
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54VA ' '
24%
25
,
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16
22%
24,400
11,300
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51
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V 78
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>
M
8,400
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51
'
54 V4
"24%
54%
24%
'
18,900
,119
*23",
117%
87
38,900
16
157/b
-
11
23
6,100
7%
7%
♦50
"
33 Vb
32%
*85
51
79
500
15%
124
,
227^
88
'
79
700
91/4
734
16 VB
120
3,400
56,600
23'/a
16 VA
■
16
16Vb >
23
25%
39%
*9
33%
7 Va
123% ;;
25 %
*23
9
157/B
4
38%
25%
33 Vb
y'
-
54%
24%
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' ,*85Va
".*50
54 V4t
>
7%
16%
^irm.
22%
*49%
7 Va
xl5%
"
16%
124,
*86
\
50 Va
10,000
15%
23%
b
*69
333b
2,500
'
15%
23 3
15% >
24
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;
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4,500
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78%
77"
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24%:'
24%
7
78%*
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v
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78%:
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14
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17%
82 %
' 25
51%
17%
16%
24%
96
56 V4
40%
*
-L—25*
No par""
96%
17 %
7%
54 V4
Ltd—Nb par--~
Canadian Pacific Ry_
96%
>"/ 4,200
40%
111'A
55 3 4
15%
*49 Va
—100
40
*110
17%
77a
'
>
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40 VB
111%
•
55%
15%
*86
Nb par
:, 5,800
17%
Va
22%
99%
55%
16 Vb
16%' - >
15%
123.%. 127v,.,n,.f 123
,
1.66%
4,400
.; 2,000
61
18%
13%
9
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6%
61
51
;
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a
66
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20,300
553i
7%
15
\
2,000
:>
52 7
13
9
33
Packing Corp
—2.50
Mining Corp
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
——5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
—1
Campbell Soup Cp
—7V.80, ~
&2
30,-
.
Callahan
;
24 Va
Nov
3.33Va
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6 Va:
7"
9%
17%
>
24%
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-
18% Jan
(A
6,900
8
>
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tv
3,800
51%
4
13
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f
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88
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84
80 :.
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52%
82 %
24%
,
61V4
39%
..
13%
38%
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{
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40%
25%
4 >
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•
83 Va
1
87 3 8
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.
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40%
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>
47 i/a
96 Va
Jan
Terminal
r
3,500
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24,300
74
,
88 VA
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3,400
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.
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63/b
2
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47 Va
4
'1,400
28
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47%
80
5,600
60,000
491/4
,
.
97-
16
Bush
24
72
*
97
3
Burndy Corp
—
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Corp——*
21 %
,72
2,800
46,400
55%
.
26
8
21%
,2438
9 VA
.
?
40 V4
Jan
16
28
8
:
111%
27% Jan
26 V4 Oct
100
'40
23
39% Dec
48%
27%
4
6%
61 %
40%
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58%
23%
'
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83 Vz
81
*69
—
34""
49%
6,800
26%
32%
87 Va
;93a i
►110
t.
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33%'
25%
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.
8*.'Vi4'
...
4,600
32%
50 3 4
96%
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81 Va
70%
84%
26Va
39%
;-100
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61V4
99
40
•
10
-
57%
47 %
;
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58 a/4
33%
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88%
6%
'
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87%
9%
:>
80
24% "24%
90
8
-
..
22,900
80%
,
58%
21 Va
25
24'%
;
1,100
21V4
201%
*79
25%
27 %
•
21%
46%
80
24 Va
.
4,600
153,300
1 1,200
57%
48%
'
70%
46%
42 Vs
32 Va
•
6
21 VA
.!■
.
> 42%
41%
24 Vb
49%
24%
..
41%
33%
33
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27%
26,700
41% ..41%
*143 Va 143%
57 Va
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73%
•
>
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/.
.
,
500
700
135
.
k''
•
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16,500
22,200
51%
;
•
32%
19 Vz July 21
preference
*•
59
47%
59
25 Va
30%
57%
87%.
-
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25 Vz
30 VB
59%
?
56%
1
second
42%
34 y8
2
AVz%
Inc^—
42%
41%
58%
63%
lVs
42%
41%
42%
33%
Sep
"
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42%
42%
33%
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.
•
1%
"
11,000
55
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20%
79
143'
1%
.1%
18,500
11%
*130 Va
1 VA
28
Apr 19
Apr 27
Inc.-..
'
130 Va
7,100
53%
61 '/4
61%
55%
,
5,700
19%
j,
53%
61%
61
20
18%
12%
65 V>
-
11%
50%
*78 %
53%
55.
*B2V4
40%
11%
54%
143
•
;
11%
56 Va
% 33 V a
-
53 VA
42 VA
,
4%
..8V4;9%
6%
62%
-
19
623'4
42%
25%
25
19 %
54 Va
62%
130 Va
260
84 '/a
16%
50%
131
10,800
33
84
85 VA
84 %,
-
42%
>
.
30 v 30%
56%
56%
48%
49 %
27% 27%
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• r
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20
19%
19 %
32%
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•
33
1334
; >
14,400
86V4
86'%
88
-19%
54 V2
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157 VA
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58
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88
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55 Va
51
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69%
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%
69%
34
55
40% Jun
29
70% Mar 28
4,800
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82 Vz Sep
59
1,400
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39
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3
44
4,000
2,100
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54%
2
45% Dec 21
27% Apr 18
61 Va Aug 22"
2,400
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26
30% Oct 28
May 20
a
601/4
56 Vz
Feb
35 "
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55 Va
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50-
15,300
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68%
81
49
1,500
35%
19
34%
87
68
87
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35
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70 >
75V2
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common^—.
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39
73 VA Jan
80
Feb 26
43 Vz Mat 14
32% Mar 22
36V4
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12
131
5,800
61
15
4
21%
23
67% Sep
82% Sep
9
21%
21
76% May 13
Mar
22
23
9
19
21%
20%
15%
31
2,700
22%
23%
8% Nov
26%
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15%
36 Va Oct
26
23 Va
24 Va
22 Va Jun
26%
20%
15%
3
4
64
23%
3
25 3
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15%
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170
26%
19
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.87%
35'%
237a
13% Jan
85 Va
3 6'/a
5
27
89
18%
Burlington Industries Inc com_L—1
4%
preferred-k.^.^-100
3%% preferred
—
—-100
6
190
a
3 6 Va
Bulova"Watch Co
7% Jan
101 Va
,
*87 V
35
-—3
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29
26% Jan'18
100 Va
89
19%
May 10
14% Nov 28
6
37
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38
'.9,100
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100 %
36%
22 %
3l
'
100 %
37
-
,
35%
3
Dec
31,'JOj
15
4
96/a May 13
45
Mar
7
29%
5%
24
3% oet
-
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10%
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12%
27% "28
29%
26
27%
-
54%
Oct
3
>
200
22,500
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28%
-
' "4,900
.
24%
25%
29%
.
26%
6,000
17%
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VA
16% Jan
8% Jan
29%
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11%
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V
*
5%
15
37
17
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10
31
26% Dec
5
20 Vz Maty 27
7% Oct 24
>
11%
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1
53 Va
4
86
•
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9
23% Aug 25
6
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11
24
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320
.
59,800
55 Va
7
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.
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2
78% May
82%
25 %
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10%
29
66
82%*
25
2%
53%
14% Apr
72% Dec
83
2%
5%
16% Dec
Nov
827/a
25%% 25 "A
20
2,800
29,200
10%
89
*362
98
23%
154%
*86%
19 '
.——25
Corp
Buffalo
48% Sep
-
;
5o%
30% Nov
Jan
56%
19
—1
Inc—
!
Buckeye Pipe Line. Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
13
19% May 17
17% Jan
85% Jun
Shoe Co
Brown
97 %
26% Juh
55%
5%
100%
a.:;
100
Stores
Bristol-Myers Co common
—1
< s 3% %
preferred
i
1——j.100
Brooklyn Union Gas common——10
5.50% preferred series A
_100
>
66% Mar 14
30% Jan
Food
Briggs & Strattoh Corp_
103% Nov 21
78 y4 Jan
Aug 25
55%
10%
V
37%
69
Main^ RR common_No par
5%
preferred——:
—100
Braniff Airways Inc_i_
a2.50
Briggs Manufacturing Co—__^3.50
1
64% Jan
54"%
36%
Boston &
May 18
14% May 15
Jan
41%
35
common——5
Boston Edison Co-—
14
6
.!
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..7.50
:
Co__
Borman
6% Mar 22
48
.
Aug 30
30
31 Va Dec
110
80% Oct 23
Jan
Inc
Book-of-the-Month
7
67
Sep 22
41%
x5o%
.
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37 Va
41%
\i, '■
28%
100%
>
41 Vz
10%
5b
•
14%
23
86 Vz
14%
55 Va
no
27%
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19%
_5
24% Feb
5
5%
17,400
'
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r":
>
2%
29% >
38 Vz
38 %
Aluminum & Brass Corp____5
26
•9% Feb
'
29% ?
10%
50%
*
277/a'
26%
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.
10%
50%
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'
29%
25%
29%
27%
10%
51
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83
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-
89 >
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Inc
Boeing Co__—
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*
26%-
20
5,300
2J
55
—2.50
1'-
Laughlin Inc
W) Co
57% Sep
7
28 % Nov 27
26
17Vh
' '
'
700
2,200
.
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*
11 >11%
16%
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24%
27%
■
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25%
-
78%
50%
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2%
79
''
107%
79 y
36
-
8
76% Aug 31
25
111
*106'/a
36%
Corp common.;.—8> . •
7% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sariford Ihc common
;_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
50c>,,
Blaw-Knox Co_
—10 '
18
21% Nov 28
>.
2%
no
107 Va
26%
v
*
55Va
1
55
>82%
>
26%
50,600
20,900
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44%
,
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conv.
17% May H
79% Mar 30
•'
55 %
82
'
'
•
10%
50%
86Vz
*85'A
41%
..
110
T06 Va
X78%
50%
101%
Bethlehem Steel
>
Mar 13
34
1138% July 3
35 Vz Jan 26
27
Va'
44%
r
-—:
50
preferred
100
Benguet Consolidated Inc—2 pesos
Best,& Co Inc.:
:
1
Bestwall Gypsum Co
40c
Aug 18
71% Apr
45% Apr
"
26%
109
V
"
lOVs
41%
,
45%
•
'34%
preferred
5%
148 " May 15
21 % Dec'
8
6
79%
"
.1,500
35%
27%
X19'/4
5
Corp
$4.50
48% Mar 13
49% Apr 17
7
106 %
1
86%
5
■'
10%
109%
79%
•
23%
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27%
...
v
109%
10%
23
..
337/b
27%
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•
106'%
-
23
32%
26%
19%
Beneficial Finance Co common..—1
68
43
22%
"
37 %
—1
Corp
31
24
450
19%
62 VA
No par
.v
16
Oct
160
2,900
36 y4
10
22
Mar 28
18
43
.2Vz
10%
16%
.
22%
"36%
1
Belding-Heminway
Jan
33
17%
38 %
50
Nov
21
18
2,900
'
"
100
1
pfd
Corp
RR
59% Sep
29% Jan
*17%
26'%
25%
2-%
27
1
Inc
53
20% Jan
:17%
100%
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"
—2.50
Inc—
4
11
44
34%
27
.
preferred"—100
100
prior
12
23
84
23 %
51 %
11%
17
y
--24». *23%
29Va
30%.29V&
25%
26%
V 25%
29%
30% • *.• ■ 28%
1
33 Vz Jan
12 y8 Oct
72
*82%
*43'/a
26
80
>*'82
27
11
10
Inc__
48% Jan
4
21% Dec
71%
84
44
30 VB
110
24
1
10
34% Dec 22
Jan
72%
43%
23 %
107%
x27
15
50% Nov 28
"53
72%
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43%
8,400
35 %,
Mills
Beaunit
35% Feb
2
-
Corp—
preferred
27 y4 Jun
25
82
■
2%
r-16%
•
-
1
corrv
2
Jun
82
• •
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-jSa par
Fpetds Cy.common—.^12.50
19
Nov
41 Vi
54 :
26
-
.
Cigar.s
...Beatrice
8
20
*
-
,—100
1
10
Laboratories Inc
$ayuk
-
27
88
'
-
14%
7
35% Sep 26
37% Oct '24
84
17
43
10%
10y8
51'%' "p ■
50%
85V4>*85%
41%
41%
55%'*> > 54%
5%
3
Feb
72%
84
x43%
30%
79%
55%
24
151
48%
23%
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27% v.r",
85%
.
v-
79%
i;When i|su?d
Oct
46% Sep
11% Oct
13
Corp
Works
&
4%%
Dec
109%
107%
9%
J an
6
74 VB
46%
26%
>
*42.%
HO
v
54%
10%
45
138 % Jan
74*%
497/b
17%
23%
-••
32% Feb
1
73%
46%
72 %
72%
74%
48%
'
"3% %
-
! 23%
% :
86% Oct
37 y4
73%
40%
75 Vb
43%
*17
27%
'
100
1
Iron
Aug 30
87
' "
-
common—__100
stamped-.
Products
14% Jan
17% Aug 30
74% Jan
V
49%
.
84
43%
79%.
■•-••
100
100
B
Inc___
Basic
May 15
157% Dec
-
Corp
13
com__No par
Aroostook Corp
48% Jan
20% Mar 29
19
Basic
30
Nov
6
25
32% Mar 31
71%
*82%
18-
-*1C6%
-
-1
Elect
&
Ohio
&
Oil
Barber
>,
"
25
3
83
7
14
37% Jan
11
42% Apr
19% Nov
31 % Dec
8
Jan
Nov
Gas
&
100 %
316
17% Mar 14
1
Aug 29
.
-
non-cUmulative preferred_100
Bangor
82%'Nov 27-
6
Mar 16
3
78
Dec
59
4
90 % Feb
183
4%
76% May 16
7
Dec
33 Va Apr
7
45
27,900
1
preferred "series
Preferred
61% Aug 29
48 % July 10
34
30% OCt
27,300
50
9
Co
Wilcox
&
Stamped
*
70 Va Mar 17
53% Jun
34% Mar
—
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Co
Inc
T)
(B
Baltimore
29
18% Feb
20
Investment
preferred series C
4%
19
16% Oct 12
25% Jan
8
57% Aug 23
58% Jun 14
72% Dec
74
48%
42
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
29% May 18
17
73 %
42
109%
Babcock
19
27
39%
30
Baker Oil Tbols Inc—1
18
43 Va Oct
Dec
40%
25%
4%%
14
Jan
40 %
31%
Baltimore
43% Jan
14% Nov
40 %
26
27
31
18
40%
29%
15
8
49
40%
25%
; Babbitt
'
9
Sep
24% Oct
18,100
40%
71%
23%
,
2.50
Inc—
.
.
6
82 y4 Jan
91 Vz Nov
-2.50
Oil &
5% preferred
20
Austin Nichols common
..No par
/
COnV prior pref
($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Corp
1
Avnet Electronics Corp
5c
.
19 Va Aug 15
4
88
8
4,700
74%
*61 ^
May 10
56% Dec
3
31
Jan
37%
73%
-:10%
7% Mar 29
3
10
18
11% Oct
80
36%
73%
43%
non-cumulative preferred—10
45% Mar 29
27% Aug
2
68% May 8
1
4% Aug 16
.
29% May 12
3
18% Dec
24
.
19
18
*7% Oct
-
14% Apr 12
.
5
11
17 V* Aug
30
37 Va
73
Refining common—1
5%
27
Jan
52 Vn July 11
Mar 11
37
74%
74%
49%
*17%
"
Atchison Topeka' & Santa Fe com_10
5
2% Nov
4
11% May 11
31
37 %
72%
84
) Atlantic City Electric Go com__4%
•'?
4% preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common
10
$3.75 series B preferred
100
Atlas Chemical Industries
—1
Atlas Corp common—
1
V
4
21% Oct
20% Oct
5
Corp
Industries
Associates
23
2
12% Aug
Shares
37 y8
74-a
v
preferred $1.50 series.No par
Dry Goods Corp com__l
5.25%
1st preferred
100
54
Aug 24
87% Feb 21
48VB Feb
2
39% Aug
13% Dec
the Week
Rsc, 8
37%
43%
.
2nd
20
Oct
29
;*
24
6V2 Jan.
Friday
Dec. 7
7j-?e
84
1
Sales for
Thursday
37Vb
x71%
1
No par
Corp—
Ashland
21
58% Feb
3
common
PRICES
40%
49
Associated
Nov
4
tO'/a Mar
Co
Rubber Co
Constable
Arvln
8
10% Nov
3
3
35% Jan
4
83
July 14
May 11
July
82
9% Jan
10 V* Aug. 29
1
Nov
110,
21%Jan
5
9% Jan
28% Feb
Jun
112
102'/. Feb
4
5
09% Feb
July 18
66% Jan
100
Cork
SALE
Dec. 6
'
4
29% Jun
73'%
10
5
—
(Dei)-.
preferred
Armstrong
19
23% Jan
27%
40
2.50
Co
37%
7o%
HIGH
Wednesday
}, Dec. 5
•
.
'
July 25
18
Corp
Co
&,
$3.75
85% July 28
Service
„
.
37%
72%
5
Public
Tuesday
Dec. 4
No par
Corp
28
Jan 26
57
29
Monday
Par
Archer-Danieis-Midland
Argo
LOW AND
1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jail. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
&W hnt-bi&.mv
i
1,600
16,<&00
3,300
V.l
iJ.
ui
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1
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k</ ViUw
"si,
t*
V;V
Volume
r/.
194
Number 6115
.
.
.
The Cominerchal and Financial Cbvoniale
{2561)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Lowest
39V4 Oct
Lowest
Highest
5
49% Jan
4
44% Jan
NEW YORK
Highest
4
Sep
19
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
3
60% May
5
36
Mar 13
10% Dec
9
25% Jun
2
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
88 % Jan
12
Aug 18
91% Jan
$
102% Oct
12
3
62% Nov
13
23
Feb
35
98
24% Oct
26
71 % Dec
3 '/a Nov
24
Sep
Carey
4
39% Jan
3
52 % Mar 30
Carpenter Steel Co—
6
32% Jan
3
49
Carrier
43% July 15
5
40
% Jan
10
29 % Feb
23
27
Jan
3
78% Jan
4
46% Feb
1
5
6% Oct
13
22 %
30
Jah'
114% Jan
19
Oct
25
22
7 % Feb
26
2% Nov
6
19
34% Jan
6
30% Feb
1
88
Feb
8
94% Sep
9
21
Oct
35
31% Jan
8
114% Jun
17
121 % Sep
71% Dec
30
83% Jan
52
89
36% Nov
74
Oct
13% Apr
4
•»
24
•
%%
;
3
Case
47%
47%
47%
47
47%
33%
33%
33%
33
33 %
33%
12%
12%
12 Va
.33%
12%
2,100
2,000
12%
12%
12%
98%
99
12 'A
98 %
99
6,100
98
98
12%
..
61
„
v
89
62
44%
39%
50
Li
*46
+
>'
'
100
,_
2%
2Ya
37%
38%
15
11
Jan
24% Jan
17
3
129
Jun
28
85% Apr
10
32 % Nov
u
10
19% July 2i
19
73% Dec
5
15
22 % Jan
3
28% Jun
5
8
18% Jan
3
34% Jun
5
Aug 17
38
Mar
«
50
80% Aug 17
59
Mar
7
75% Oct
Jan"
21
Oct
12
25%
17
Jan
22
24% Jun
46% Dec
75
59
30
Sep 20
19% Mar
32% Jan
28
8
88%
Jan
4
19% Oct 28
11
Sep
7
99 % Nov
18
79% Nov
18
26 :
Sep
Dec
Feb
8
4%%
29
July 18
28% Feb
15
25
Jan
4
33% Mar .16
13% Sep
Jan
14
9% Jan
$
25% Nov
Oct
42
6
30% Nov
21% Dec
July 25
23
24
8
24
40% Apr
7
5% Jan
20% Jan
18
Oct
Oct
21
3
22
31% Mar
1
3% Jan
4
47% Nov
Dec
Dec
88
Jan
8% Nov
11
40% Sep
28
6
26% Jan
4
39% Oct
24
95
Nov
28
50"% Apr
32% Jun
15
6
38% Jan
6
16% Jan
4
27% Mar 20
Checker
17% Oct 24
29% Jan
4
20% Jan
3
30% Jun
9
7% Jan
3
11% Nov
28
43% Oct
13
67% Jan
18
4
32
Jan
3
69% Jan
6
54% Dec
7
99% Apr
13
17
Jan
18
14
34% Jan
21
Dec 19
43% Jan
6
40 %
7
6% Dec 29
16% Dec
23
91
July 19
24
Sep
Mar 30
Class
*72%
par
37%
47%
73%
37%
35%
37%
36%
36%
36%
37
49%
36%
37
par
50%
40%
50
4,500
49
49%
49 Va
52%
51'A
54
11,200
*95%
07
.98
i 33 %
—10
—
A
20% Dec
15
36%. Jan
4
23% Jan
3
38
Feb
27
3
38% Mar 21
20
Jan
3
27% Oct
15
Jan
4
26
Jan
8
10% Oct 18
4
17% Nov
4
26% Dec
30
21% Jan
12
NOV 29
71% Jan
6
37% Jan
3
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
6
37% Jan
30% Feb
8
4
94 Va Feb
2
101
49% Feb
65% Jan
100% Dec
53
4
16% Nov
24% Jan
14% July 14
27% Oct 28
18
49 V#
4
Sep 26
20% Feb
13
24% Oct
6
Aug 25
41% May 19
44Ya Allg
5
40% Jan
47% Jan 18
59% Jun
53% Feb 23
90% J«n
11
99
Apr
93% July 10
56% Dec
5
62
Apr
56 V# Jan
36% Dec
1
11% July 27
32
Sep 27
32
Sep 30
35 Va Apr
33
42
Feb 17
72%, July
61
Jan
133
8
45 Va Nov
64% Dec
8
Apr
48% Mar
126 Va Feb
9
12
48% Feb
137
8
19% Nov
10
Nov
Jan
30% Jan 20
41% Jan
6
78
7
61
140
77% Jan
1
Nov
July
Nov
109
30
Jun
6
41% Oct 24
76
jun
20
13% Dec
35% Jan
4
5
42% Dec 30
45%
45%
36%
36 Va
3.7%
37%
37%
*92%
93 %
*92%
<b
Co
5%%
1
12.400
•57 %:
28,500
1,600
94
8,900
03%
92%
02%
120
40%
40%
40
40 Va
40
40%
26
26%
12,300
25%
26%
25%
36%
22%
18,400
21%.
22
22
22%
21%
23%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Ya
10%
13,000
10%
10
10'A
10%
10%
10%
19,000
41%
38
*37%
55%
54%
100 %
*97
"
.
Va
38 %
38%
54'/#
55'/a
100%
38%
*38%
V
54%
*97
100 %
12 V#
19%
11%
*10%
21
21
'21
22%
22%
23%
le1/#
l W'
'16%':,
58 %
58%-
*35 Va¬
"
'
35 'K
*10%
22
5,300
39
S00
55
30,100
100'A
11
400
.23
2,600
,35%
*'416%
1:'.58%'
..
58%'
•"
5%
'
20%
s/20%
35%
35
35%
16%
Tv?
A
35%
35%
6,400
15%
m
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57%
21
58ty
f
21%
21%
-n,
•
15%
16
57%
.57 Va
20%
21
'
29 Va
29'A
31 Va
30
31%
30V4
1,000
30%
30%
.31%
x29%
30 Va
29%
3.0
29%
20%
26%
25%
26
25%
26
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.21
20'A
20'A
26%
26 %
*21
21%
26%
25%
21%
'
"
*20 Va
*16
21
18,400
6,000
29%
30
10
22%
22%
"
20
Avn
54
*21
23
22%
•
*97
11
22%
10,600
8,400
II,000
350
18%
16'/#
16%
*16'A
16%
200
30%
29%
29%
29%
29%
23,700
46%
47'A
48%
48 Va
49 Va
48%
49%
48%
49%
90,100
51%
18,900
-
-
:
SI %
:
52%
5.0%
:
89
90
*102%
46'A
99% 100%
50
51
-
A
99
-50%
V
50%
51
503/4
89%
*89%
<893/4
103%
*102%
103%
46%
463/4
46%
46
100
99%
1
49'A
50%
52%
53%
47
300
47
3,100
100%
6,800
50%
49%
50
49%
'493/4
8,700
53%
52%
-53 Va
52%
.53%
15,500
36%
37%
25%
35%
36%
35%
37%
5,700
253/a
26%
26%
27
13%
13%
133/4
14'A
7,100
6,100
36%
36%
36%
17,600
47%
37%
37%
26%
25 Va
25%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14
35
36'A
36
36'A
:<5%
36'A
36
44%
45%
48%
47%
x25
'
47%
47
47%
2,900
68%
66'A
46%.
68'A
46%
68
66'A
66 %
64%
65%
64%
,6434
4,900
98V2
59'A
99'/a
99
59'A
98%
58%
99
98%
99
97 Ya
98%
510
59%
*98%
*58%
58%
*58%
59
*58%
.59
33%
33%
*33 %
34 '
*33%
34%
34
34
*33%
.34%
30
49
50%
50 '/a
51%
49
50%
50
52
51 %
52%
11,200
91
157
91%
x87'/a
89'A
88
88%
*88
88%
.88 '/a
80%
1,700
137%
—_l -
*
-
' *
gtd___50
\
-
137
137
•
101% 104
26%
27
57%
59%
*76%
77%
25% >26'/a
__l
-
-Nopar
new_No par
34%
1
137
137
33%
35%
'136%
137
138
98%
100%
99%
90 Ya
26 %
55%
99
101
26%
27
57'A
58%
*76%
77%
25%
26'A
26%
26%
36Ya
80
137%
450
99% 101%
26'A
26'A
17,600
42,000
4,800
54 V#
56 V*
54%
77 %
x753/a
76'A
*75%
26
34'/a
34%
57%
76%
26%
26%
263/4
26%
26 Ya
8,500
35%
34 Va
34 Ya
34%
34 Ya
18,600
17
3,7%
17
3-7%
32,300
483A
47%
473/4
100
17%
.56%
76
320
17%
17%
17%
*48%
49%
*47'A
48%
*47%
46 %
46%
37'A
28Ya
47Ya
353/4
283/a
48%
48%
35%
28%
48%
50
50
50%
51%
420
36%
28%
35 Y#
36%
36
36 3i
17,200
28%
28Ya
28 V2
283'4
30,400
30 Ya
33
30s/a
31%
27,700
8
common
46 3A
.89 %
103%
52%
38%
common
& Iron
89
*102%
49%
:
14
No par
Corp
50%
*89%
*102%
/
"
51
90'A
103%
25%
Co-;——
Fuel
33%
29%
-No par
Pitts RR 7%
Aikman
&
,
—10
preferred
Colorado
23% May 17
49 y# Nov
45%
45
16%
Collins Radio Co
3
45 %
37%
50% Mar 17
3
7%
45%
1,600
61%
8
Colgate-Palmolive CO
$3.50 preferred L
Jan
"7%
45%
—tJ
Collins
14 V# Jan
33%
7%
—No par
IS
43
50% Aug 16
33%
33'A
53%
24
24
37,300
7%
53V#
27% Nov
Oct
78%
33%
10
77% Jun
29
74%
10,600
29%
No par
5
4
77
<
64
Servioe Co___
8
59% Dec
75
~
7%
46%
Jan
74
79
73%
33%
45%
25 Va Dec
July
7(?a
25,800
29%
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
5
95
61%
103%
Coca-Cola
17
34
16 %
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Clevite Corporation
1
Chiett Peabody & CO com.
_No par
7%
preferred
100
15
34%
7%,
89'A
Cleveland
2
33%
64
*102%
$4.50
34
22%
Cleveland Electric llum common.LIS
27
Mar 21
92% Nov
21V# Jan
5
51% Mar 20
15
33%
33%
.100
Clark Equipment Co
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
73% Nov
101
34
21 Va
29 Ya
City Stores Co
41% Mar 30
21
.7%
City Investing Co—
City Products Corp
26
14
20%
21
*21
com j8.50
New
71% July 10
26Va Aug 24
71% Jan
32% Apr
15% Apr
21.700
39%
21
61%
_100
Cities
->44%
29%
29'/#
21 Va
33%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co_
lo
C I T Financial Corp
No par
58% May 17
41% Nov 20
36 % Mar
80% Dec
26% Nov
51
42%
43
29%
21
23
4%
preferred—
4%% preferred—
4
Dec
46% Nov 22
Va.bec~ 23
39% Jun
300
+16%
—5
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
17
6,500
,
,25c
-
Chrysler Corp
5
20
78%
30%
*20
28%
*11%
5
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
28
100
27%
37%
——100"'
Chlckasha Cotton Gil
10
00% Dec
102% Feb
37% Jan
68% Dee 29
9
53% Nov
98% Feb
44%
78%
7.3
21%
36%
55%
Chicago Rock Isl Be Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
:
-No par
20% May 15
31% Apr 11
57% Sep 21
82% Jan
July 19 V
39% Dec 21
26% July 25
49% Mar
12% Jan 23
7.9%
20%
8,800
47%
29 Va
37%
*97
...ijo::
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
12
97
78%
*19 Va
35
•=
10%
Western com—No par
5%
Mar 20
-
73
22%
40
Chic & North
15% Jan
44
24%
*45%
22
_
27
29% Jan
*95%
79%
20%
45%
41
Motors Corp.:
12
32
97
'
62%
26%
27
Dec
79'%
25%
34
*92%
Feb
Oct
*20
45 %
_1
18% Feb
15
29%
21%
r
*96%-
20 Va
45 .
'
'
>
26% Oct
Jan
44%
97%
79 Va
7%
No par
-No-par
—1%
62
28
2(5
36%
*
3
5
70%
V#
7%
1
7
4
*95%
46-
■
61%
Feb
29% Jan
-
76.
13% Jan
Sep 20
79%
22%
45
6
37% May 26
20
98
.79
*21 %
4
32% Aug 10
13% Jan
3
I,000
24%
*45%
26
14
15,600
26 Vo
Va
—1.23
Corp;
1
Corp L
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia_3
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3% %
convertible preferred—100
Chicago 4c East 111 RR com—No par
18
31
3
*25%
47
69%.Feb
78% Jan
25 Va
300
70
73%
23% Jan
38
26
25%
26% Jan
30
26
*72%
2
12
26
*45 Va
6
22
26 V#
*25%
_l
Chemway
18
15% July 31
21% Feb
52
*25%
26
27%
13% Dec
13% Oct 24
19%
69%
47%
73%
50% Npv
Apr
30%
*18%
70%
*45 Va
Chicago Great Western Ry com
10
5%
preferred—,.,;
-50
Chic Mil# St Paul !& Pac
-No par
5% series A noh-cum pfd——wlOO
35% Dec 30
30%
.18%
69 Va
*72 Va
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oil & Refining Co_
May 16
103
14% Sep
7% Jan
30%
*18Va
72%
X25%
Chemetron
14 % Mar 24
43 % Jan
30%
18%
73%
.50
i
14
13,600
31%
47%
Inc
j$4.50 preferred™
5,200
30%
69 %
1
com
82%,
*18%
18%
73%
1
Gotham
100
82
27%
i
i
•
5
1'27%
60
26%
^
Champion Papers Inc
4
13
*124%
:
*72
Aircraft Co
30
26
127%
82
_
Jan
54% Oct
*124 Va
18%
"77%
21% Jan
30% Dec
34,600
-95%
*45%
Products Corp
Chain Belt Co
4
1,000
34%
*95
l
issued—
Chadbourn
Mar 17
57
30%
33%
71%
78 %
Cessna
30%
35 Va
18%
33
When
27
30%
127%
•82 Va
95%
34%
26
—100
Service—_10
—
35.300
.82%
*124%
30%
10,000
38%
30%
72%
33%
38% Oct
Aug
30%
790
2%
37%
88
95%
18%
32%
90
94
31%
"7%
54
2%
35%
35
83
'
9,300
34,500
30%
*30 'A
126
x82%
5
Corp
28
30
95
35%
22
94% Aug 19
6% Nov
95
30 Va
29%
48 % Aug 25
Dec
95 Va
30%
22
22% Nov
8
37%
.28%
Certaln-teed
46% May 31
42% Jan
4
37%
No par
17% May 13
34% Mar
37%
7
54
,
-2%
120
600
64
par
100
—
—
Cerro
5
70% Jan
5
38>/4
12.50
No par
7
24
2%
Century Industries Co.—
9
55
2%
21,300
;
34 Va
63%
7%
54 Va
2%
X34%
*34%
65
7
65
46
34%
'64%
V
7%
55
46%
34 Va
2%
Central & South West Corp
Central Soya: Co
22
44% May 17
79%. Dec
6
64
preferred—
Central Illinois Public
Central RR Co of N J
6
Jan
"
com—No
preferred series B„
Central Hudson Gas.& Elec_vNo
Central Illinois
light com—No
24
38
3% May 11
40
54
IS
24
56
xl25%
30%
67
7
.
-40
*46
35 %
66
7%'
83%
:
39%
35
70
1
—5
5%
28
17
92
53% Nov
26
Central Foundry Co..
Central of Georgia Ry
28
57% Jan
29
38% Nov
42% Jun
20% Sep
9
3
24
26
29 % Jan
27
27% Jan
38% Jan
Dec
46%
125%
83 %
.20
Instruments Corp
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
20
23
28% May 23
„
40
*46,
*94
-95%
*125
1
preferred—
Cenco
July 12
59
27
42%
Dec
*94
preferred series A~100
cony
'30%
47
*"
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
30
Jan
5%
L
100
Celotex Corp common
28
Jan
1162% Oct
4% %
40
37
35%
3
19
2%
30 :
34%
71% Jan
35% Jan
29
29%
13
17
Jun
10
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred100
$
20% July 22
'
Ceco Steel Products
115% Jan
41%
46
55%
15
21
39%
7
56
31
Corp
4,400
67%
.55%
commonJNo par
—
12,100
45%
66%
40% Aug
preferred
61%
45%
*46
7%:
32 % Oct
4.20%
61%
45%
67%
97
May 23
61%
45%
34%
11
3
61
45%
34%
v
,
230
62
39%
47.%
;
L
7
00
61%
44%
34 %
7%
%
.98%
61%
66 %
1
47
45%
34 %
;
46%,
61 Va
45
38%
1
1
45
>
5
preferred
6%% 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
12%
*98
29
Jan
Shares
47%
Jan
22
the Week
Dec. 8
33%
28% Nov
,
'Friday
33%
(J I.) Co cdmftton—.^.—12.50
7'Y#
Mar 20
>
Dec. 7
.4734
10
&
General Corp
Carter Products Inc.
41% Aug 29
Sales for
Thursday
33%
<
preferred—
Carriers
PRICES
Dec. (»
;
common
9
90% May 31
5
Corp
SALE
Wednesday
Dec. 5
473/3
No par
Carolina Clinchfield «& Ohio RyJLDO
Carolina Power & Light—
No par
May 19
47 % Apr 28
HIGH
Tuesday
Dec. 4
10
(Philip) Mfg Co
Corp ...
19
43% Jan
AND
'
Monday
5
_
44% Sep
,
:
jFar
>
Carlisle
Co
58% Jan
10
40% Sep
7 %. Dec
Carborundum
41% Jan
1
38 % Sep 28
27'/a July 22
39% Nov 25
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
preferred eeriea B__L____S0t *"
"
la
17'A
49
*473A
Colorado & Southern Ry—
SO
Jan
18
Feb
24
39% Aug 18
34
Dec
7
45 V* Jun
14
31% Oct
3
64% Feb 28
42% Apr 19
Columbia
18% Jun 21
23% Dec
30
23% Jan
3
30
Columbia Gas
14% Jun
17
26Ya Nov
28
21% Jan
IS
Jun
2
60
57
71 '/a Nov 28
Dec
43% July 27
39 Va Feb
3
56
19 % Oct
28'A Jan
53 Y# Oct 24
Jan
67
9
Oct
133/# Mar
4
50s/# Jan
111
76% NOV
23% Jan
4
4"
13
16
«
39 Va Oct
50% Oct
97% Jun 23
29
10
Aug
3
193/4 Mar 29
11% Dec
1
173/a Jan
18
12
Jan
3
15% Mar 22
7Y# Jan
3
13% Nov 28
3
70
6
12 V# Jan
23
May 26
40 Ya Dec
2
59
Jan
4
683A Dec
30
96% Jan
13
103 Va Dec
30
42% Feb
17
60 3/4 Jun
27
7% Jun
12
37
Jan
663/# Jan 31
101
Jan
36V. Apr
36 % Nov
5
Nov
Oct
40V2 Jan
4
63'A Dec
12
4
4
923/4 Jan 4
93
Jan 13
85% Jun 12
21% July 5
873/4 Jan
81Y2 Jan
61Y# Jan
06% Aug 22
963A Aug 25
88
29% Jan
883/4 Jan
Apr
5
20Va6ep
19
29y# Jan
5
Jan
14
94
Oct
7
83
90% Jan
11
H7% Oct 24
37 V2 Jun
28
49
100'A Jun
16
44% Jan
Dec 30
107
$
tt Nov 20
31 '/a Dec
2
75%Jan .4,
7% Dec
19
Dec
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
83Y4 May 23
2
14% Jan 20
6
22% Jan 27
44% May 11
7% Dec 29
./
59 Ye Dec
21
11Y# Jan
3
40
57% Dec 22
31
Jun
1
iSep 20
Jan 3
Jan
3
Jan
0
Jan '3
183A Oct 10
54% Jan
4
7% Jan
3
46% Oct 26
35% Jan
3
103
34%
77%
7%
40% Mar 1,6
34%
21,100
48 Ya
15,000
34 Va
33Ya
106 3A
1103/4
1103A
1103/4
1103A
300
lOYa
lOYa
10%
10 Ya
8,700
V2
12 Y#
13%
135/a
13 Ya
4,600
13
65%
83 %
104%
48Y2
106%
110%
10aA
14'A
13%
65%
84'A
105
49 %
13Va
x375/a
27
62
38%
27%
62%
41%
preferred
100
—
Nast
106'/4 106%
100
preferred—
110%
*106'/a
106%
*106Va
HOYa
HOYa
*110
llOYa
10%
14
12s/a
105/a
14
12Ya
65
83 Va
105
11'A
14'A
13Ve
65
65 Ya
85%
863/4
104% 105
50
50 %
40%
38%
26%
61 %
39
26 %
38'A
26 Va
61 Vs
41
84%
97Y,
*98%
41
84%
98
99
41
83Ya
x97 'A
x973A
*87Ya
243/8
41
84%
98
973/4
90
25
*93
7%
*93
75/8
Mar 3
if Nov 21
58
95
7Ya
54 'A
r§l
54%
.
.
10s/8
13%
103/a
14%
133/8
65%
85'A
105
50 %
- 39
26 %
62%
t—
1
lo
Nopar
1
—8
$5.50 preferred—
-Nopar
Continental Can Inc common—10
,$3.75 preferred
Nopar
Cbntinentail Copper" & Steel AotoA.2
$5 convertible preferred—
?5
Continental Insurance..^
_5
\ Continental Motors
_i
Continental. Oil -of Delaware.—.5
Continental .Steel Corp
7
—
89Ya
245/a
54%
%
61%
90
>
25
95
8
55 Ya
II
•
*106% 107%
47s/# 48%
83J/4 83%
*" - 8
' 83/# 11
*19
19'%
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71%
11
-
1
.72 'A
11%
48%
-
40V2
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58%
.
.
•
>
,
%
106'A 106%
4,7 %
47 Ya
*83
83%
( ' i8y4
8%
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19%
60 Vs
71' lOJ/s
11%
>48'/2 Al'A
.59
59 y2
.
13
48
12%
13
27,200
65%
053A
64'/a
■65%
14,200
83%
82 V#
84
24,300
104 5/8
104 Ya
104%
104%
1,000
47 %
48%,
48V2
49 3A
12,700
37 Ya
38Y2
373A
38 3/a
10,400
27
27%
27%
-29%
9,300
62
62 Va
62Va
62%
6,200
41%
843/B
98
98%
42
42%
42%
43%
11,700
84 3/a
85%
84%
.85%
17,300
95%
974A
96
97%
1,240
97
98
98
08
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24%
90
24Ya
87 Ya
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24 V2
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3%
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53'A
95
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8%
54%
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53'%
53
107
47 Ya
83Y4
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8Ya
52%
190
89%
220
24 Ya
15,600
95
8 3/4
39,200
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13,500
134,300
—
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47
83%
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107
46
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106%
150
46%
46%
37,500
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400
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30 Ya
70
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11.
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64
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13.000
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53
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82'/a
45,800
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
8,800
106%
4% preferred
100
Continental Air Lines Inc
:
1.25.
Continental .Baking Co common
_5 Rights
45'A Nov lo
85% Nov 28
100% Nov 27
98% Nov 20
90
Mar 9
29% Feb 28
95
Feb
9
12y# May 15
111
May 5
483/a Nov 10
$5Va Jun 15
12% May 5
21% May 11
74% Nov 21.
11% Nov 20
60% Apr 28
fi2
May 17
12,000
48Ya
Consolidation Coal Co
1'r
Consumers Power Co com—No par
$4.50 preferred
.No par
$4.52 preferredNopar
$4.16 preferred.
Nopar
Container Corp of America com
5
8
53% Jan
64 Ya
16,800
1063/4
Corp
^-1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Corp
8
Consolidated Natural Gas-.lo
9
27
33%
54%
-
48%
Consolidated Foods
67% Oct
54%
13,900
t
>
1063A
Consol Electronics Industries;
27% Sep
52%
2 0 Ya
48Ya
Consol Edison Of N Y com—-No par
$5 preferred—
—Nopar
13
5
53
72
29%
$4%
54
52%
7 ISA
29Va
34%
51% Nov 30
3
71%,
48'A
39% Nov
20 3/4 Jan
-
*
68 Va
34
7
503/« Jan
23% Jan
•
70'A
28%
71%
285/a
■
29
79
67%
35'A
9
6
May 17
53y4
>
723^
28%
%
49Ya
Publishing Co
Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
3
51s/# Dec 22
20
42% May 18
52%
8
Solvents
Cone
27
105% Apr
29
>68
483/4
Conde
17
90 3/4 Nov
28 V2
*78
79
673/4
68%
72
28Y«
34%
5.25%
14% Dec
71V, :72%
1
32%
30 V2
*78
79
36%
18
3
23
8
*78
68
683A
49%
111 % Apr
8% Feb
Jun
107
31
79
483a
7
22
Co
-
70
35'A
106% Dec
103% Jan
Aug 19
HO3/# Aug 30
Elec
Incu
30%
*78
68'A
71%
31%
69%
1
4.64%
4
Ohio
36'A
283/4
Commonwealth Edison Co com_12.80
9
90% Jan
T
Commercial
12
30
68%
-Nopar
Engineering
Commercial Credit
3034
*78
-Nopar
& Southern
Combustion
36%
28%
5
common
preferred.,
Columbus
8
Oct
45
100
Broadcasting Sy#tem_2.B0
System Inc..;
10
Columbian Carbon Co
35% May 26
54Ya Dec
8
213/s Jan
25'/a Jun 20
101
$4.25
29
74% Aug 24
41 Ya Jun
31
noncumulative 1st pfd.
Columbia Pictures
35% Aug 18
78% Nov
52 y# Jan
4%
10
i
-
2.200
18
The
(2562)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
20% Sep
19
25 % Sep
15
42 % Feb
2
42% Mar
6
Dec
Oct
4
37% Jun
of
30% Jan
3
40% May 31
Cooper-Bessemer
7% Jan
3
15 % Oct
20
Cooper
17
27% Jan
4
491/2 Jun
15
7
13% Jan
3
22% May 24
26
Tire
Copeland
Copper
55
Jan
4
42V4 May 31
Copperweld
3
63% Nov
28
Corn
186
Jun
9
145% Sep
26
194% Apr
4
83 '/4 Jan
5
Nov
16
3.%%
Jan
5
93% Sep
21
3% %
8
87
Aug 17
85% Jan
19
90
11
Apr
88
89
'5
24% Jan
1
15% Sep
9
Jan
30
22% May 11
4% Sep
64% Jan
13
3% Jan
5
4
46 % Jan
11
9% Apr 17
70% Aug 31
101/4 July
13
3
29% May
9
72% J»n
18
Nov
27
24% Apr
11
24% Dec
7
29% Apr
13
Dec
14
31
17
26
16% Feb
17
42
2 8'/4 Feb i
1
45
Dec
21
34% Oct
5
40% Feb
23
—
11
Sep
42% Jan
50% Mar 10
4
128% Nov
8
39% Feb
— -
54% Dec
39% July 25
78
1
45'/2 Nov
Coty
24
81/2 Nov
1
4
51% July 25
29
67
Dec
4
86
Jan
89% Jan
6
Dec
5
95
Sep
29% Jan
20
16
4
17% Jan
3
26% May 17
881/4 Nov
28
109% Jan
5
90 % Jan
3
15'/a Aug 23
13% Sep
22
18
8'% Oct
24
11
14% Jan
31%
32%
32%
33
32%
33 %
33
33%
33
33 %
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13
13%
12%
1
43
12 %
43 %
43
43%
43
43%,
43%
44
43%
44
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
10,000
35%
22,000
60%
26,100
—5
50c
_
31
31%
59
32%
59%
187%.
188 %
?87
88
100
1947
31 %
60%
185%
100
*91 %
93 %
4
9% Jan
3
64 % Jan
5
Co
3%%
5%
preferred
18
11% Sep
19
Jan
14
12% Jan
7
30% Sep
28
37
71/2 Dec
20
Jan
60'% Jan
22
14% Feb
8 % Jan
27
16% May 16
3
291/4 Dec
1
361/4 Nov
31% Mar 29
7
54 % Jan
Crown
Cork
$2
93 %
*91%
93%
,*91%
22%
32'%
22%
22%
22%
22%
20
19%
18 Via
18'%
18%
23 %
18 %
6,100
18%
%
6 %
6 V4
%
6%
6%
10,300
64%
64%
5,000
*76%
19
Dec
6
19 Va Jan
15% Jan
4
22
Mar 16
37% Jan,
29
7
30% Jan
3
37
May
96
27
6 %
8.
11
8
Jan
62% Feb
10
82
July
$4.20
Steel
126
*44
No par
.
of America—12.50
Co
convertible
preferred—100
Cuban-American
Sugar
Cudahy
Co
Packing
4% r/o
—
100
Inc_____
Cunningham
prior
$1.60
Class
xOl %
62
78
*76%
78
•
62
64%
78
*76%
64
78
78
78%
100
17
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
25
25
25 %
24%
25
25%
25 %
40%
38
6,100
1,400
40 %
38
38%
15,500
128%
124%
47
•
127%
*44
%
40%
123 %
124%
38
126%
123%
125
45
*44
46%
*43%
45
47
*45%
47
46%
47
47
*46
46%
*46
66%
67
66
66%
x58%
59 %
58
59 %
93
92%
22
16 3
8
12%
92%
22
21%
104
104
16%
16%
93
vN
16%
12%
12
12%
67%
67 %
92%
22
*105
69
*67
C2 CQ
21%
105
21 %
106%
16 3
300
16%
16%
16%
1,300
12%
12
12%
7,y00
67%
*68
12 %
9%
10
10
22,000
67 %
34%
Inc
500
21%.
106%
16%
*12
9%
30' h
93
211/4
*104%
12%
*34
11
11,400
58 %
16%
12%
30
92 %
300
58 %
12%
34'%
No par
92%
21%
105
105
7,600
68
»
12%
*67
*12
1
Cutler-Hammer
92'%
20%
*103
*34
A
5d
*57%
12
1
37%
38%
123%
*43 %
47
46%
No par
1,300
17
35
common
93%.
25
12%
preferred
88
17
34%
;_1
6
63 "4
Inc__2.50
Stores
Drug
Publishing common
prior preferred-
$4
62 %
6
_5
Curtis
Curtiss-Wright
10
,5
common
preferred
Press
6%
5
preferred
Cuneo
40 %
2.50
22 %
*87
25%
16%
*25
No par
common
issued
5 %■%
4
7
Seal
&
1
preferred
Crucible
20
4
25
7
*19%
*76%
10,800
*91%
7
—25
192
93%
21
1
com
59%
191%
*91%.
22%
$2 conv preference.——
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
30
Feb
31% Jan
29
Corp
35
60%
88
~6
100
Petroleum
conv
35 %
191%
*87
21
62 %
33%
59%
190%
88
22 %
—25
60%
192
*87
1
common__—
59 '/a
189 %
6,700
5.300
88
1
%
34%
33%
60%
189
2,400
4,600
*87
1
preferred,-Crowell-Collier Publishing
73% May 19
Jan
13
Corp__
—
Crescent
12
23% Apr 18
13% Aug 21
3
67'% Sep
95% Jun
69 '/a Mar 23
63% July 26
29% Nov
32%
32%
5
L
Petroleum
Crane
109% May 25
4
17% Dec
31%
32%
13%
Works common.t--5
Inc
When
14% Dec
32%
32 %
13%
Corp
preferred—
preferred ser of
Cosden
20
44% Nov
■
50% Dec
Shares
32%
32 %
1
Coty International Corp
24
16% Nov
15
July 18
23i% Feb
10'% Aug
the Week
Dec. 8
5
'
Jan
76
4
17% Mar
18% Jan
27
22% July 21
12
72 % Jan
Friday
Dec. 7
32
Co
Co_
Co
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 6
'
July 27
July 27
18'% Oct
Steel
Glass
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 5
32
Corp
Co__
Products
Corning
SALE
Tuesday
Dec. 4
5
Refrigeration
6
HIGH
AND
Monday
Par
Rubber
&
Range
"" Feb""l6
83% Apr
LOW
STOCK
America
29
45% May
40
Co
26% Oct
27% Dec
3
Controls
24% Jan
5
124
6
33% Jun
25
12% Dec
24 i/4 Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
July 11
16
1
21
NEW
Highest
10*
9 %
29%
11%
69
200
12
11%
12
900
34 %
34%
34%
500
9%
9%
9%
9%
43,800
*34
9%
29%
30 VH
30
29%
29%
'/a
29%
11 "it
29%
11%
11%
11
11
11
11
16 Vb
16%
11%
16
11%
16 %
16
1,600
161/4
16
16
32%
77
32%
16%
32
16%
32%
32%
32 %
35,000
32%
32%
32%
78%>
77
32 %
78
78
78%
1,100
78
78%
78%
78%
2,600
45%
43%
44
%
3,700
D
Jan
85 % Jun
7
89
Nov
8
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
32
0
5
1
12% Nov
49% May 31
31
27% Oct
27
4
33% Jan
5
Dec
46% Nov
15% Jan
27
12
3
87% Aug 23
4
121/4 Dec
83
,
Jan
43% Jan
22
311/4 Jun
25 Va Jun
20
72% Jan
3
75 % Jan
6
39% Dec
15
28
54% Dec
16
21
28 V2 Jan
8
48% Aug 18
15% July 18
47% Aug
35% May 17
7
10
6
Dec
15
42%
15%
43%
41%
8,100
42 i/4
41%
42%
27%
41%
41%
19,300
28
7,600
C
100
47% May
4
Decca
Power
Deere
19
Delaware
59% Nov
27
Delaware
8
37
22% Oct
20
7% Jan
3
14% Mar 20
48% Jan
4
67% Nov
14% Jan
29 % Jan
Mar 27
11
&
Records
62% May 23
20% Jan
3
4
15%
43%
series
24% Jan
14
15%
41%
3.90%
16% Jan
49% Dec
40 % Mar 23
Inc
Preferred
4
Jan
15%
13
60% May 16
18% Nov
15%
Feb
3
21
15%
100
27% Jan
28
Apr
15%
B
11
13% Sep
16%
series
41% Jan
20% Jun
20
15%
3.75%
11
31% Aug 24
261/4 Aug 15
20
Aug
14%
3.757o
3
17% Dec
14V2
Preferred
83
17% Jan
44
14%
Preferred
4
38 % Apr
431/4
14%
5
14
791/2 Jan
&
Delta
Light common
7
series A
100
Inc
50c
Co
1
Hudson
&
Power
Air
Dentists'
No par
&
Lines
Light
Co__6.75
I
3
Inc
Supply Co of N Y
2.50
Denv & Rio
DeSoto
Grande West RR_No par
Chemical Coatings
1
10
Detroit
Edison-
3
20% May 17
Detroit
Steel
6
37% Feb
DeVilbiss
:_20
r
6
26% Jan
241/2 Mar
8
33% July 29
501/4 May
2
13
Dec
,
29V8 Mar
28
Jan
66% Aug 29
38% July
8
58% Oct
74% Jun
4
Diamond
35% Jail
3
52 % Dec
6
29% Jan
3
33
Oct
24
20% Feb
27 Ve Jun
12
23
12 Vb Jan
4
Sep
30
17% July
0
14% Oct
19
24
33 % Jan
4
17% July 24
27
(The)
Disney
(Walt)
Oct
24
49 % Jan
4
5
46% Apr
19
24
33% Dec
12
6
28% Feb
15
3
31% Jan
15% July 19
47% Nov
7
10% Dec
13
15
30
13% Jan
231/2 May
Dec
17 Va May 16
28 % Oct
20
26
19% Jan
4
16% Oct
10
7
42% Feb
Jan
14% Dec
6
24% Jan
5
14% Jan
70% Oct
25
99 % Jan
4
19% Jun
20
30% Jan
4
8
28 % Nov
29
26% Dec
7
70
27
'25
July
24
——
■
4
—
7% Sep '27
14% Jan
266% Jan
5
96 % Jan
5
103
8
83
8
Mar 23
27
38
37 %
38
37 Va
38
37
37%
37
52
52%
51%
52%
51
51 %
50 %
50%
50
18%
18%
xl7%
18 %
50%
17%
17%
18,400
17 %
55
17%
17%
56%
55%
17%
55%
51%
551/4
13,100
53%
54%
53%
46%
473
47
45 3
3,400
4
45
53%
%
45%
46%
26%
46%
27 %
28
29%
291/4
29 '/a
29 %
29%
29
20
20%
20
20%
19%
20%
20
20%
.12
12
12
12 %
12
12%
12
12%
66
65%
c
65%
%
%
66
65'lit
"18%
34 %
64%
64
64 Va
51
49%
21%
50
51%
32
32
65
65%
12,300
52
50
51'%
14,900
*31%
32
32
32
200
1/4
22"i»
22%
23%
15 Va
15
15
21
15
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
38
39 %
37 lit
38
37 '/h
38
38%
39 %
43%
43%
43
43 %
43'a
43%
42%
43%
41%
16 1/4
16%
16%
16%
17%
18
27%
28 %
27%.
27%
27 %
26
26 %
26 1
h
26 %
26'
k
37%
37%
38%
37%
39%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22 %
75
75%
74%
75%
73%
75%
73%
74%
73%
75
26%
27%
27 %
28 %
25,600
27%
28%
28
28%
28%
29'%
30%
69,200
31 «/8
1
Inc
1
No par
1
1
Nemours
(E
I)
371
i,
30%
31
30%
30%
3,700
19%
19%
20 %
19%
201/4
12,500
60%
*59 %
60
60%
60 'A
18%
19%
19'«
1,600
19%
19'/»
19%
20 %
21%
20%
21%
9%
9%
9%
9%
25,700
9%
9%
9%
10%
9%
10%
18,600
17,300
236
109%
87
87
32 %
32%.
*87%
*39%
40 %
$4.15
preferred
50
*44
45
27
4%
Nov
22
4.20%
preferred
45i% Feb
28
4.107i
preferred
4
45 Va Jan
24
32% Nov
24
$2.10
50
preferred—
DWG
Cigar
Corp
5
6,300
19%
241
19
62,200
23%
59 '/a
109%
Jan
2,400
38%
23%
61%
238
Jan
26%
38%
23%
31 %
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22
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28
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20
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16
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26
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73
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7
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31
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11
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28
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19
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8
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21
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20
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30
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28
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20
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9
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11
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20
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24
40
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35
5
6
8
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11
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29
23%
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23
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&
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5,200
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6
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6
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23%
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11% Sep
24% Oct
23
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12
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47
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44% Jan
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issued
36% Apr
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93
4
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1
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37% Feb
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5
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Eaton
29% Dec
32% Nov
&
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prior
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6
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10
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7,5% May 17
3
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6
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6
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92
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15
94
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27
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Volume
Number
194
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year i960
Lowest
44*2 NOV
Range Since
.
Lowest
Highest
69 >A Jan
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STOCKS
Jan. 1
NEW
Highest
Nov
29
64 % Jun
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29
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16,300
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20
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20
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28%
28%
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28 %
27 '/a
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28%
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28
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53 %
54%
52
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257b
26
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11.100
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6,000
54 Va
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92
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Corp
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1374
537b
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5674
18
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Fruehauf
12%
54%
82 %
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28
13 %
28%
Foxboro
Apr
Apr
13
53%
91%
Foremost
24
13%
54%
27%
Foster-Wheeler
35% Nov
12,300
13
54
82
Mineral
Ford
57%
13 %
54%,
24 %
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Mart Inc
Foote
5774
13
54
2.50
convertible
Food
57
13%
18%
5
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pfd
23
55%
common—________Zio
divid
1,800
4,000
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24%
preferred—100
Food Fair Stores Inc
Food Giant
57
56
%
1974
3974
24'%
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preferred
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56
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39
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5
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56
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&
21
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56%
23
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par
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12%
3,000
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23
13%
8,000
53%
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conv
$2.25
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%
1
preferred
43%! Oct
6
55 %
10
Stores
87
18
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common...
15% Nov
9
Aug 10
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5
May 27
17% Dec
-66
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117% Dec
26% Aug 14
15% Jan
21
4,000
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3
31 % Jan
65
12% Nov
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July 31
12
5
24
5
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5
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Sep
77b
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Florida
15
Dec
24% Aug 25
11
May 19
93 % Nov
13
85
3
24
34% May
3
Jan
94% Jan
May 31
77b
22
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Charter Financial
Flintkote
8
Jan
10
16% Jan
21
Dec
7%
227b
.
Firth
May 19
8
58% Jan
22
Dec
77b
22%,
.
First
51% May 19
36% Jan
29-
63
114
July 14
34% Jun
88% Jail
86 Va Mar
3
Sep 22
248
May 31
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9 % Aug 23
34% May 22
28
Jun
68% Jun
44% May 13
196
Dept
Firestone
First
May" 10
7%
23%
25
Corp
Financial Federation
24
38%
20
7%
22%,
Filtrol
20
4
Jan
11
24
45
7%
23%
7%
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc____lo
Nov
110
7%
22%
2
__
Inc
69
22
2874
Corp
51% Nov
12
4274
28%
preferred
164 Va Nov
38
42%
287b
13%
Dec
91 7% Dec
43
40%
28% Jan
Apr
42 %
28%
20
33% Jan
Nov
43%
29 Vb
13 %
84
7
42%
28%
20%
38 % Apr
17
,
44%
29 %
391/4
61% July
13% Jan
22
23 Va Nov
12
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43%,
29%
com___i
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24
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24
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35% Apr
.
the Week
Dec. 8
29%
Pacific Electric
Fiberboart.
Friday
Dec. 7
44 VI
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Thursday
43%
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5
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4
Oct
Metallurgical
HIGH
AND
Monday
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issued-
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4.60%
May 12
67% Jun 15
20
29
23% Juiy 27
59 % Nov 22
26
31
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13
24
15% Oct
35 Va Oct
24*4 Oct
LOW
STOCK
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42% Oct
Aug 30
1
39% Dec
80
19% May 10
24% Jan 17
34% Feb
24
22
10
14
327 a Oct
32% Oct
39% Nov
Fansteel
When
8
25% May 16
Dec
21
Nov
11% May
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Trailer
Co
preferred
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87
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12
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21% Jan
16
27% Jan
24
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5
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7
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7
51
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29
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15
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16
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57a May 12
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9
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4
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10% Jan
6
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6
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3
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29% July
32% Nov
13
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10
98
21
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25
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5
75
11
6
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75
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v
28
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3
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30
16
137
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267b Jan
.
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57
9
30%
58% Feb
41% Nov 27
1
25
2
22
20
Jan % 4
May. 18
27
8
19% Sep
% Apr
17
1974 May
11% Sep
Sep
17
10 74 Sop
21% Dot-
74 Mar
3
3174 Mar 25
29
24
90
12V4 Jan
4
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146
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4
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:
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26
77b Jan
1
16
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8
6
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140
7
15
3
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19
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4
22
167a Oct
31
34 Va Jan
27
15
Oct
30
227a Feb
27
32 %< Oct
26
457b Jail
25
341/2 Jan
31
44% Feb
27
75% M a r
8
217a Apr
14
82
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Aug 24
36% Dec
27 7b
12
Apr
83
18
Dec
21
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4
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17
15% Oct
25
29% Jan
5
1374 Oct
3
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23
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11
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19
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28
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4
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21
38 7a Dec
28
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18
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14
6
33
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8
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7
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23
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19
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104
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137 b
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137 b
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33
88
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common
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17%
41
76
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5
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110
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6
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6
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29
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21
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31
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10
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28
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19
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6
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23
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22
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17
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3
21
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2
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6
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13
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22
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4
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5
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5
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21
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6
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23
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15
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3
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79
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6
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15
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14
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9
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3
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80
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31
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18
3
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28
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27
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13
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3
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30
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3
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4874 Jan
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26
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4
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5
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26
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4
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17
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3
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3
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8
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footnotes,
see
page
26
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20
.
.
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
NEW YORK: STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year i960
Highest
Lowest
82
6
Jan
38% Jun
97
24% Sep
88% Apr
27
$4.20
86% Jan
4
94% Jun
15
$4.40 dividend
91
Oct
4
93% Apr
10
$4.44
dividend
Aug
12
103'/* Nov
15
101
Jun
103% Aug 19
102
Gulf
28
104'/2 Dec
7
Jan
9
105 Va Feb
14
29
33'/« Jan
12
Sep
26
53 V* Jan
30
Apr
19
51 %• J an
4
42% Jan
3
60,Va Nov
20
29
29% Nov
14 '
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28
Feb
13
20
7
91
4
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47 V4 iNov
Sep
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87"Va May r&
97% Jan
16
85
86% Aug 26
84 V* Jan
24
YORK
States
$5
3
35% Jan
24
55
23
16
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4
Jan
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21% Oct
24
28% Feb
6
91
3
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27
5.
88% Jun
7
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20
32%>Jan
25
26% Jan
28% Nov
25
47 VA Jun
21
26% Aug
5
31
Mar 24
120% Jan
121
July
57Va Jan
5
Oct
129
24
Oct
36
Nov
16
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3
15
128
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19
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46
Jan
6
80% Dec
soy* Dec
16
26% Sep
2
24% Jan
29 Va Jan 11
27
Aug 31
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3
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23
35% Nov
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24
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6
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27
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7
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11
Jan
9
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-
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27
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Jan
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471-a
16%
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45 %
44%
26 V.
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130
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5,600
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122
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17
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45
.
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&
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27
74% May 22
110% War 7
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85% May 19
;
14,200
100'/a
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98%.
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Iowa-Illinois
I-T-E
2
13'AJan
80% Jan
13
48%
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55%
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.-
pfd series B
Utilities Corp
preferred
conv
Iowa
20
7
Apr
96%
47%
51%
78
*48%.
No par
convertible
Interstate
:
-
5
Aug 28
Sep
1
623A May 31
18
24
133/a Oct
12:
Oct
17% Oct
88
44% Jan
113-
49
$2
Interstate
,•
30% May 17
4
26
36% Jan
8,700
86
48%
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88
21%.
44
45/,-
10c
Co
International
I
122% May 10
kJ5
Jan
18% Oct
31
68%
51 a«-
78
83
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Shoe..—
International Tel
21
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32% Mar
Oct
48
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67
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40 va
39
53%
33r%
...
2.50
Salt__„_.'__
International Silver
--1% preferred
6
3SV8 Jan
fft
:
.
100
Resistance
5
17
Dec~27
28%
;
86
40
43%;'
,
.
48%
:
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•
2.50
1-
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International
May 18
21.%
68%
40%
44%'
5314-
53%
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common
4.7. >b
--■£3,
5
preferred—j.
7
32% Feb
22
15,506
28%
)'•'!
40
54Va
'*43%
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^
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International
,
123% Mar
May 31
48% Dec 30
Jiya Jun
33% Jan
Corp
International
.
3
17
40
29 Vb
27%
32%
78
A'82.v
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•
582
preferred—
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Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com..No par
>
32% Jan
44% Jan
35
2,300
*79
557n
--
38%
85%
24 Vb
..
.100
Paper
Jan
Feb
32
_1
com__5
Canada
issued
27% Dec
Aug 24-
17%
66%
<
29''a•v.'
6% V.
.
'
100
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of
23% July 12
38
16%
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28%
414
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39%
■
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11
42Va Apr
V
09% Mar 28
22% Dec
173/g
'
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6
91 % Dec
;
Chemical
Packers
When
5
Machines__5
—
&
International
17
14% Feb
I—
International
24
96
-
100
—
preferred
Int'l Nickel
11
36
93% Feb
30
23
Oct
38% Oct
35% Nov
78
36%
A
-
common—___No par
preferred
Minerals
1
common.,.
Corp
International
;
3
"22% May 11
29% Jun
12,600
17
42
28,
223«
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20
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Business
Harvester
7%
Int'l
-
36 Va May 16
47% Sep 20
12% Aug
4
Iron
International
27
Oct
54 V4
Ctfs
„:;A Interchemical Corp
4Vb% preferred
27% May 31
149% Apr
142 % Jan
Insuranshares
-
.
"•
-
Inland Steel Co.——J...No par
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
139% Feb
30
35%
5%
.
*87%
27:%
^40%
-
49%
/ 634
84'r>ft
.
>
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6
607
,
45Vb>
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3.9
T
No par
common
8
3
4iy4
34%
37%
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'*-wiva
-41
; 69
>
f
•
Ingersoll-Rand;
A-
."*44%
I-A-
A.
30
May 19
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35%
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7 ^54:%:
.
38%
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A'"43.% .-44%
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■
50
Corp
53% Nov
21% Jan
2,600
41%
38%
17%
v
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49% Aug
56% Sep
447
5,400
35
30%
4 lb
A: 38
Light.No par
Industria Elect De Mexico.100 pesos
....
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3
18
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37%
4%
'** x39f
18%7X .,7 17V4
..:..* 441%
30
34% Feb
-
39'-'
50/
.-
preferred
Indiana General
^
39
50
35% Jan
1
:
.
50
A
'
preferred
4.20%
:
7
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33% Jan
Nov
97ya-
"
/. Indianapolis Power &
94% Aug
9
152 ; Nov 14
Apr
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t
15"'.
15
21
10
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78
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23
93
10
10,600
;
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41%
42
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86
9%
30%
5%
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58% Jan
3
13,900
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51 Vb
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40% Jan
27%
28'a
5%
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v
50
2
t
27
7 8%
38%
51%
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34% Nov
^
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5
5
2,600
27%
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38V4
39%
40%
7
-
55
' 78
:
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29
35%
33
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88
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Feb
29% Oct
22%
35%
~
16%
r
38
51,
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preferred
20
86 y2. Apr
Jan
34%
22 va
35%
9%
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I
'
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40 >/4
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27
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17
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common.No par-
&
4.08%
-
44% May 22
50% May
4
50
71% Jan
33%
22%
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19'/a
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;39%
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50
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m'., Illinois Power
14
145
34%
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37 V*
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7
,
5%
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Power
v
4
47% Aug 21
7
28%
1'6%
51%
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preferred
t
13
4
Foods
"5%
5%.
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£
'
11
23
Jan
27
Jan
78
27
24%
9%
32 V4
33Va
477. 8Va
g.%
39 V4
common__J..._.
7 5% convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
~
10
57% Aug 23
154 b
9y2A7.
-
15
3L% Jan
Jan
v
79%
35ya
69%
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97%'£ -v 97%
97Va
7
preferred series B—1——1O0 -m-<
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A
A A Hupp Corp common——
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7%
'
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7
32% Sep
Stores
Sound
Hunt
'
*
29
.
23
30% May 31
25 v* Apr 28
-43 :
'
-
40
' • 7-751-
"7-
Hudson Bay Min & Sm .Ltd.^No-par
21
58% Dec
5% July 11
65
145
11% Apr
Lighting
Howe
.
9
43>
4'
44% Aug 15
.
Jun
,
41
;
18%
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-.32%
28y4
*
preferred
Finance
Houston
99% May 24
100
58„; Jan
■_
14,800
77%
*113%
18%
10
3,500
79y4
:
22
115
37v2
42%
42y8
7
r>
24:,»
7,700
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;
34
96
68%
38%
127%
42%
A
43
37Va.
1'02 Va-
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•
38%
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Bearing
America
Howard
3
10
1
"124%
7 7 42%;
85
18%
30%.
*3,(T%
-
preferred..^.—_______100
4.40%;
15% Mar 23
3
90 V2 Jan
;
41
70% Dec
35 % Jan
92 % Jan
&.
of
preferred.
preferred
.4%
A
8
14
16
;
7
58% May
27
13% Jan
27
42% Jan
2314 Apr
3
Sep
94
26
16% Oct
3
93% Dec
40% Dec
25-
90'A. Aug 24
S%Oct 25
32
:
2
45..
Jan
13,900
48%
191
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8V2
"'*r37%
'
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.12.50
preferred
Household
8-
Dec
14% Jan
4
14
24% Feb
122
Inc
3% %
1
65Va Jan
1
13
Dec
10
Winston
7: "7-$2.25'convertible
9
54 % Jan
12,200
37
47
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3734
*
17'/4
-•
8Va
30
preferred
&
'Houdaftle-Industnes Inc;
v
13
74% Feb
2
32%
36'A
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24'/a
'29
16%
5
Corp ex-distrlb
10
Chemical Corp common..5
$4.25
5
*33% Jan
29
32%
37%
"
*28V*
*7
50c
" l'- 5%! convertible preferred
8
40% Dec
3
9
13% Dec
32%
101
68
•
2,200
49
85
...
67
2,200
27'A
109
48
191
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189
•
32%7 33Va
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.25
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7 Hotel'Corp
Mar 10
88
11% Mar 30
v
Oil
Hoover iBall
AprMO
Aug 19
43% Jun
•
35 va
*26%
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36%
37
1'1*%
•«
.
6-7%
35
27%
108
400
32%
95%
24%!
.
:2.50
common
convertible
Rinehart
Hooker
7
;
77'
8J
•
11,600
49%
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101%
"
191
.
07,Vb
..
24y4
5
.
Co
Holly Sugar Corp
Holt
5
2
22
Sep
7
16
7
16% Jan
4
Electronics
Holland.Furnace
43% Aug 28
.
-
10'
Hoffman
Homestake
8'
39% Feb
,
9%
Honolulu
26
23% Jan
85
190
.
.
*9%
16
12
36y8 Mar IT
"79
par
22,700
iDJ/8
37%-
93'/>
38
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r
37%
30
26
16
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58%
24"/4
33
43 %
100%
19
70V*
5% Oct
22
Mar
7
A
101%
63 va
57%
35%
25%
A
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it,
20%
37Va5
47'%-
92 V2
7
-
36Va
53 V2 Jan
4% Oct
90 V* Sep
100%
5
.i
106
40%
32%
38
49%
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93
42'/a.
38
',;7/18%
"A7'?:70
9
Nov
20% Dec
2
;
.
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-
40V2 May 26
0
34% Jun
Inc
104
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'
41% Apr
4
5 % Oct 25
20
28
Apr
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;.42Va,
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__1
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2,500
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40%
35 y2
'*105
.
No par
...
Corp
Hilton Hotels Corp common
5V2% conv pfd series A
29% May 10
9% Nov
Corp
Hill
/
43% Mar 22
14 % Dec
23% Feb
37%
49%
•
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com__l
3V2% preferred series A
100
6
Jan
preferred.No
A
Hewlett-Packard Co
21
68
Sep
.
J
.100
Co—.—,
Hewitt-Robins
4
24%
8
*
class
conv
%
40%
104%
63%
.
1
preferred———
95
57%
35%
26
106
*101
.
non-cumulative. preferred—25
Hercules Powder common.
2 1/12
203 Va Nov
3
-
'..
10
common.;
250
*93%
56%
24%
7;
A
1
7%
4
86
35%
25%
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32%
32%
50 A/
;
36%
26%
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38
.A^49
"
;
32% -
-37.
•
100
Inc
92
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56%
56
253/4'"26'/r
.
17
60 »/8 May ri
15% Mar
World
&
50
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95
40%
63VA
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56%
26%
'110
32V4
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com._7.50
89
106
104'/2
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41%
40%
63%
-
36%'Ay x35%
,
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2.50
—_
42%
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.
.
20
4
1,
100-
Co.—
Co.
Refrac
19
53
106
V-;A'36.%
-5
common
preferred
V8 Sep
20% Jan
9
21
105%
♦105
1'A'A~-'AA'254»
Co
26
55 y2 Apr
76
*104
106
42
22,600
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92
92
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42%
43
."
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42%
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42 Va
5:,
Harris-Intertype Corp*
—1
;,7
76
77%
", ; ; 78%
80%
77;,v79%
1
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18 AV!-. Harshaw Chemical Co.;
.5^ . ;
22
22%A
A. 22
22%
22
22V*
27
Hart Schaffner" & Marx
.5
735'%
35% " V34%.
35'a 1.
35
35%
9
Harvey Aluminum In'c__ic—
_'__1
27% ••28%"vJAA'r' 27%-v 28%
x27Va
27%
20
Hat Corp of America common
1
y 10 % 10 v4 ;
9%?
10
9%
9%
15
5% preferred-....—50
*40%
41f%. 'A' 40%
41
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41 %<
27 j
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s
40c
35%
36%
:
35%
36
35V4
35%
28
Hayes Industries-Inc.—5
:,17Va
17% r : A. 17 Va
:17%
17%
17%
19
Hazeltine Corp
:No par
•.
:- 29%
30
•
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29 Va
30%
28%
29%
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(H J) Co common—__8.33%
71
721':
A ' 69
71 %
68 V2
69%
16
;3.05% preferred
____.100
•
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86%.
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86
25
Helene Curtis Industries class A..1
V49%' 50%
7
49%
50y2
48 Vb
49%
Harcourt Brace
38Va Nov
115
105%
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42V4
63%
63%
.•62y2
A A: 56%- 57-%'• A A.-'56'
5
—;
Paper
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106
40%
89
v
25
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46% Nov
102"% Dec
•
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105 Va
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40'A-
41 vb
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-
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74% May
3
167% Jan
-
100
_2.50
Co
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95
"104
100
preferred..
Watch
*'93.,
.
"
Shares
42'%
87%
preferred'_.w^__^ta_i__
,
the Week
Dec. 8
41%
convertible
.-6%
>
"
7
Friday
Dec. 7
87 Va
Harbison-Walker
May 24
Jun
Thursday
43
Co
Hammond
Sales for
PRICES
89V2
Water..
Hammermill
"
58% Mar 28
35
•
4%
SALE
Dec. 6
'42%
-.'---A,'*87% "
7 Hail (W F) Printing Co._l.__
Hamilton
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Dec. 5
100'
Mfg
Hallicrafters
"v
39 Va- May 1'8
1
42 y2 Oct
42
,
Hackensack
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13
31% Apr
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Lowest
Highest
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6
95 y2 Mar
8
11% Dec
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3
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6
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20
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21
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8
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14
Jan
16
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2
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3
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6
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5
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21
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29
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9
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2
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20
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8
33% Feb
16
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4
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4
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22
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37/a Mar 11
8
28
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15
29% Jan
22
34 Va Jun
19
1111% Nov
20
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28% Sep
9
23 Va Jan
4
46 % Oct
24
70% Jan 22
48 Va Apr
28
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5
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26% Jan
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5
25
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6
4
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5
81% Jan
3
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22
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10
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4
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26
23
23% Nov
9
42% May
4
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3
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23
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Jan
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18
28
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23
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4
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10
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12
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20
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4
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6
9
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14
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26
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Lockheed
Aircraft
17
19
Aug
5
15% Jan
10
39
Nov
30
Loew's
17
30 y2 Jan
4
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31
27% Feb
27
Lone
Star
22 % Feb
2
29% Nov
9
Lone
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Jan
11
Feb
8
30% Jan
Jan
21
80
Jan
Jan
27
43 'A Dec
30
8
81
140 Va Dec
13
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130'A Mar
4
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135
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90
Sep
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Sep
Sep
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3
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4
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6%
14
Oct
10
23
44% Jan
16
71 Va Dec
82 Va Jan
5
88 Va May
3
20% Feb
30% Dec
6
Dec
Dec
30
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59'A Jan
7
38'A Jan
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50 % Jun
23
36% Jan
3
60% Jun
9
Mallory
8
16% Jan
3
33% Dec
6
Manhattan
4
69
15% Nov
17
19% July
19% Sep
26
27'A Jan
18
21% Jan
3
4% Jun
6
5% Jan
22
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3
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29
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4
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31
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28
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24
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25
1
44 Va Jan
4
61
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3
81
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2
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5
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78
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74
19
79
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4
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68
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12
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Oct
5
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6
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75
18
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19
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3
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18
36% Jan
3
21
36% Jan
6
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26
43
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28
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15
30
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12
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16
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3
70
Dec
19
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29
71% Jan
4
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5
Dec
27
Dec
8
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30
99
94 Va Mar 16
86 Va Jan
76
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18
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5
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26
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14% Jan
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24
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27
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31
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31% Oct
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4
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23
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18
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28'A Jan
48
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24
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27
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10
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58
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18
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47
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22
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44'A
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10
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31%
33
32%
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21
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21%
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32
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79%
26
41%
.
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No par
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100
McKesson
80%
25%
85
41'A
37 Ve
No par
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79%
37
20 Va
151
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&
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40
21%
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39%
18
21%
45%
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30
59 Va
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65
81%
26 %
39 %
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5
82%
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39%
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22%
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1
2.50
1
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43 Va Mar 22
19 Va Dec
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44%
39%
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25
5
25'A
35%
18%
—
preference B
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3
88
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47% Aug 22
82%
44
21 VB
20%
87
29%
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54Va
30 Va
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41% Dec
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107
Oct
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81
22
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69
No par
No par
No par
McCord Corp
3
McOrory Corp common,
50c
3%% convertible preferred
,100
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Maytag
24% May 22
120 Va Nov
5% Jan
30
31 Va Aug
Feb
34% Sep
,
3
Dec
21
80%
37%
38 Va
1
16
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15
4
27
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20
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.
29
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28
5
71% Nov
81
17%
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1959 series—100
preferred
preferred
(JW),
46%
36%
1%
59%
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66%
Dept Stores common
—5
preferred 1945 series_No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series.No par
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4
3
Aug
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46
17%
15%"
.
$3.75
$3.40
8
12
40% Dec
4
15%
-
48
22-Va
20 Va
143%'
"V V
71%
100
1
Corp.:
40%
17%
37%
V
com—No par
Co
77
39 %
34 Va
»
89 *90%
67Va
May
•
28
44 Va Jan
26
85
MaSonite
13
7
<fc
preferred
Martin-Marietta
34% Mar 10
July 29
31
2 2'A Mar
4%%
1
5
Field
Marshall
;;
4
31,400
75%
39%
21 %
34 Va
i 21%
17%
27Va
"
———
65 Va Oct '12
91'A Jan
/
Maracaibo
15
26% Feb
51% Jan
-
Maxwell & Moore—12.50
Oil Exploration
1
Maremont'
Corp_i_———
—1
Marine
Midland
Corp.
.5
Marquardt Corp.*
1
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
—4
27%
78
46%
*60
156
44%
36%
22 %
5
Shirt——.:
27%
2,600
18
33%
21 Va
17%
48
*
10
1
1
Co—".
&
28%
39
20%
*
;
1
Co—a
(PR)
4,200
27%
33%
37
,
Manning
.
22
17
65% Jan
85
27
Magnavox
49%,
'
37%
36 :,/b
36%
x45%
'
>
1
Copper—
Magma
1
5% Jan
14% Oct 23
25
26% Oct
30% Jun
,
12 % Jan
2lf
Mar 28
6
27
24% Jan
.'
34
89 y2 Jan
Dec
47% Nov
27% July 19
49
*77
59
*49
37711
21%
6%
34%
_100
Ino-l
Fund
49
87 '
'
36
33
33%
59
37%
1%
r......
5
(R H> Co Inc common
preferred series A
34'A May 10
33
32%
*20 Va
-
.
——50
4%%
Madison
2,000
49
33%
36 Va
15 V*
22 %
100
Inc.—L._—
preferred—
400
69
86%
38%
commonY_10
Forbes
&
40
*68%
30%
*49
93
*39
31%
38%
38
10
88
69%
30%
38%
59
so
87%
31%
37%
.
-
200
1,300
:
39%
12%
31
37%
102
.,
69
34%
"
1,100
87%
,
34%.
106
39%
27
10
Co
*92
12%
Inc__
preferred————
5%%
8
7
Mack
8
85'A Aug 18
21
48
Steamship
Bros
1
3.33Va
*87
93
.
34%
50
Co——-—I:
88
*92
93'
25%
35%
(Ky)_No par
&. Sons
(M)
*87
38
21%
17%
100
Nashville—
&
Lukens Steel
May 17
41% Dec
t
al-'r——
90%
12Va
37%...
Iff
common
;Co
88
*95
27
100
100
—5
Louisville Gas & El Co
18% Mar 28
207/*Feb
4
Jan
16% May
(P)
*86
86
34Va
1
preferred—
preferred
preferred,
Lowenstein
32% Jan
46
37% Mar
Nov
7%
77
3
115
LoriUard
29
May 25
Oct
63
...
26
27% Jan
July 12
,
Jan
14% Oct
i53
■
76% Dec
4
1
146
29
1'3 % Nov
4
15% Oct
Jan
49% Jun
51
22
20% Jan
72 % Nov
3
136% Jan
1
7
Mar
P
88
96
12'A
4
common
*86
34%
>4.84% conv preferred—
100" A •" *160
Long Island Lighting Co com—10
57%
5%
series' B preferred
100
*102 '
r
3
Feh
Co
Jan
30
26
14
Apr
59% May
104
Gas
85
14'A Dec
114% Dec
170
4
16
Corp.
.88
96
88
33%
5
Corp^—
80 %
36%.
2.50
-_20
1
1
Inc.,
Cement
22
47% Dec
21
Jun
Theatres
80 Va
400
84
82
31 Va
„
-A—A
82%
*80
25%
*49
:—1~
Litton Industries Inc—
51% Aug 18
Feb
111
1
—i;
Glass
common,.'.:
non-cum oonv pfd
83%
82
*103
*97
12%
31%
38'A
5
Corp
19% Nov
14
44%
38%
81%
26%
10%
'43 Va
82
113%
,
59 Va Mar lB
71
81%
43,000
400
101 %
34'A
V
31%
101'A
83%
.
87
32.—
>11%V d l-%i 1J ;j ■••* v. a 011 ViJ 611 %
No pat--nommo37-%i. mm-MuI-*37A^ Ir.37 Va
54%"
54%
54%"
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Co
5
12%
12%
12%
Libby McNeil & Libbyi—
7 ~
"
12%
110% ,111%
111%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com___25 *
110
151% 151 Va
1% : preferred———2—
1100
15,1 Va 151%
46 V4
45%
44%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—a
5
45 Va
26 Vt
26%
25%
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc_'
50c'
26%
7
47%
31
105%'
87%
39
-39%
69'/« : 09%
48'A
49%
27'/a
27%
77%
78
38
39'A
47%
48 Va
30',a
80%
80
80%
43%
44%
38'A
39 y2
79'A
81 %
25%
26%
16Vii
lC'/a
42 Va
42%
*81%
82%
102% 107'A
'
54,700
94
*47
25'A
,,
Inc-L™
Corp
*92
47
12lA
—
Refineries
32 '/„
93
34yn
Navigation
Stores
31%
93
,47
24%
50c
-
Prdducb&J'—
Fink
&
Lerner
13
151
Corp__
Cpal &
Leonard
Aug 10
Aug 31
4
57% Jan
Oct
12% Sep
60
>Inc—;
7,200
12%
No par
1
Tire—i_—:
&
38
25'A
25
A
37%
34%
4
series
4,200
38
37%
„
12'A
"
5
Co—10
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com—1
"•$1.60 conv pfd series A
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
Lehman
Corp__^Aul.—2^
1
"6
46 %
Rubber
5.
16%
i03
*92
81
35%
38
1,860
16%
24%
5
1
-
.
99% 100
16%
:
*87
48%
25%
16%.
42 Va
82
106%
99%
74%
*86
*94
28
80
39%
x80%
-
99%
"••'34%
10
—10
Bryant
Lehigh
4
35% Dec
3
Dec
12 'A Dec
Jan
20
7
91 % Jan
78% May 19
Lee
8
3
26
140
Lanvin-Parfums
Oct
24% July 26
'
20
Va Jan
iy8 Dec
Jan
Nov
11
16% Sep
3% Oct
22
Lane
37Va
"V
1
Paper! Co
preferred
24
6
Jan"
32'A Aug
25
•V'4.32Ve
1
Nov
s
1
——
Lear ' Incl—c*--
14% Jan
20
24 Vi Jan
45% Sep
20
25% Oct
13% May,.2
14% Dec 30
21
83'A
26%
16%
16%
J 42%
43%
vv.
82%
82'/a
1U% 113%
73
*80
'49
80%
Shares
74%
*83%" 84%
;
69%
27%
78
39
48 1
8OV4
„the Week
<-16%
.
32
92
92
-'47%, 47%
104
105
*98
,101%
-
102
84%
81
69Va
x49
Dec. 8
73%
•
31%
.
x43'A
38%
81%
26%
:
_10
100
common
Apr
38%
100 g
Co—
26% Jun
Mar 15
105
47%
106
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 7
•
,
'••
*86
,88
*94
96
*87
88
*92
94
86Va *86%
39%
39%
45%
38%
43 Va
5
1
:
Kroehler M'fg Co
Kroger Co ———
V
1
-Kresge (S S> CoV———
v
'
1
Co—
Koppers Co Inc common
.4% preferred--——
; Korvette (E j> Inc—
43% NftV 28
.
Co
Wire
&
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
'
July 20
128% Nov
No par
2.50
Industries
Oil
Steel
>
—8 "V
;
—
r
1
50c
1
—
27% Feb
9
48 Va July 31
3
Jan
'
26% Nov
V
2
"V
■
8.73
.Y—
KCnnccott Copper
Kern County Land
42% May 23
Co
Corp
Co
'
No par
Co
Light
&
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
"
82% Dec
Electric
&
" Kansas Power
'
57% May
SI
12
31% Jan
Nov
.
94'A May. 16
U
88
- i .
96
*87
88 Vj*V
94
87-: "87
*39%,
39%
09Vb 1 0(9%
*
- 49 49'A
:27%
28
80%
80%
39%'- 40%
' 47%
48% : V
80%
8iy2
80s
81%
*86
*94
'
-
38'A
:
;
'
100 '
100
—
preferred—,.
100
"""Kansas City Southerncom_V_No par
4% non-cum preferred—.
50
49% Nov 27
s-
16% Dec
2
5
46-; j Oct... 5
62 % Feb
preferred1———
—
4.35%
24
3
50 y2 Jan
,
3 8'A Sep
77
I
20
39% Oct
46 y2 Jan
34 % Oct
9
70
100% Jan
25% Dec
"Nov.
4
30
50% Jari
31 % Nov
V
preferred'
4.20%
'
20
93
3
12% Jan
6
46% Sep
21
Nay
37% Jan
1
25
30%
88% Juii
93
10
v
100 Y
4.50%
PRICES
>*
i
16%
37%
.
■
27
16%
32%
.
74%
100%
'
.
.
86%"Nov 27
Jan
11
Oct
13
v
SALE
Thursday
<
;
10O%
•,.,
.
Oct. 31-'A%" preferred
89
/
50% Jan
Apr
25
Jun
68 y2 Jan
-.36
Oct
'
K
-
73%
74
74%
xlOO
100%'
16%
16%
37% . 37%
,
'
-.•30%
71% Oct
May 23
,
84% Aug 25
July
8
54% July
39% Aug 24
12
'
•
,
'
Dec. 6
>
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
33%c
30% 32'A
31%
108 y2 Apr 25 "'-V X'
'4 y«% convertible preferred—-1001
•^■',*91%
94
*92
48%Mu» V""l
/4 %%,; preferred
—r50 \;V'
47% 47%
, :v47%
122
Majf. 19 '*
4%% convertible preferred—100 **'
• ••*104
-106 ' ' *104
V122 : ;.Jun :.6
.Y
;;. 4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd_>Yl00 - l.r - *95
102 ■ri
% *98 '
87
Nov,. 6
1 ...Kansas City Pi-& Lt Co com_No par
84. '
84
'"84%
81
-Nov, 2
"3.88% prefemd
--100 .'
" * *79%
81
81
6
"
Jan, 20
95% Oct
:
ii.'
-
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 5
,
17
V 79% Jan!
23
Jan
100 % Nov 29
75'A Jan
90
62% Sep 29
,34% July 12
9
43% Feb
11
10
29
90
-
9
-31% Feb
Oct
87
80% May 23
86% Jan
102
79% Aug 17
.,59% Dec.
25
:i-
•
'5:
';,
72% 74'/a
100% 102'A
>■' - 16%
17%
' 38%
38%
AND
Tuesday
.
<►
'
13
Jan
,*
49%
6
12&
3
v
1
5
May
122% Jan
30
*
29% Dec
s47'
12
-
6
100
-i-l
1
Joy Manufacturing CO—:
Sep 26
1U% Jan
5
-
42% Jan
101
54% Jan
29
preferred series A
(Earle M)- Co—
5%
Jorgensen
'.
Sep
Par
'
Laughlin Steel common_lD
&;
Jones
21% May 26
'i
'32
EXCHANGE:
-
Monday
Dec. 4
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
89% Jan
4
99% Aug 24
8
LOW
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
92
92
92
92
>•«..
'•
27 Va
43
-
38 VA
"
-x37 Va
22 Va
22
22 Va
22
22
44%
44%
45'A
44 Vb
44%
10
10
10
,28
9%
27%
27%
,
*45
,10%
.
*91%
27%
45%
,
.44
93
93
27%
27 Va
.
*91
.
27 Va
Va
27„
12,100
70,300
27,400
-
6.500
2.500
21%
93
27 Va
1,500
!
•
'
'
50
3,600
1
*
^22
The Commercial and Financial
(2566)
Chronicle
...
Monday, December 11, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
3OV2 Dec
25% Mar 10
Highest
30% Aug 21
30
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Melville
28
Shoe
Corp
Par
73
Jan
Jan
8
8% Dec
29
96 V2 Jun
26
70
18 Vi Feb
16
6
16
54
Dec
6
Mercantile
Oct
30
91 Va Aug
9
Merck
Apr
20
85 % Nov
3
37% Dec
5
3
13% Apr
2D
3
15% Dec
7
3
59% Mar 10
Mesta
3
70% May
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
74
2
75
Aug 31
84
Jan
80
7
Dec
37
30% May 25
33% Feb
24% Mar 10
84% Sep
8
77% Jan
9% Jan
23
11
42 % Dec
83 Va Jan
13
45% Jan
16
41 Va Jan
Nov
14
93 Va Sep
5
4
45% Dec
16
74 Va Jan
70% Jan
28
24% Jun
Aug
8
84
Aug 11
4%
87
Jun
10
97
Sep
12
6
Jan
3
30% Jan
4
78% Sep
75 % Feb
15
82
Oct
10
75% Jan
19
82
Nov
14
Jan
4
95
90
48% July 25
59% Feb
3
46 Va
Apr
28
5
95V2 Dec
8
93 Va Jan
10
40 Va Nov
15
39% Jan
4
58
26 % May
16
19% J«,n
3
30% Aug
1
126% Oct
99% Nov
1
70 Va Jan
17
Metropolitan
4.35%
Aug 11
33% Dec 20
25% Mar 16
88
Jan
30
May
2
15% Oct
21
123% Feb
8
178% Jun
»
I
60
28
Oct~24
Apr
30
3
37%
3(5is
36%
35%
36%
11%
10%
11%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
43,700
14%
14%
14'A
14%
14'A
14%
14%
15%
14%
15 Vo
52,400
52
52
521/4
52%
52
52 %
51%
52 %
S*51 Va
No par
pfd_100
50
51
49'A
50 %
50 Va
49
49%
85 %
85',2
8 61/2
86'A
86%
85
85 %
93
93
benef'cl int
_100
17
5
96
*93%
96
*93%
Jan
3
13% Apr
1
15% Jan
11
8
&
Missouri
Public
Mohasco
Industries
80% Mar 11
62
Jan
4
87% Mar 23
71
Jan
4
79
4
11% Oct
26
19% Jan
6
13% Jan
3
9Va Dec
13
13 % Jan
11
8% Apr
14
1012 Jan
19
9% Jun
29
6% Dec
8
44 Va Jan
11% Aug 22
20
6 Va Dec
9
29
557/e Jan
4
8
33 Va Dec
30
32 Va Aug
25
31% Aug
16
31
43% Nov
class
55%
561
26%
25 'A
26%
x24%
25%
24%
25'a
31% Dec
1
39% Jan
26% July
3
34% Mar
9% Sep
14 % Jan
17% Feb
21
1
Power
28
47% Jan
25% Sep
25
37% Feb
16
Morrell
26
24% Jan
18
Sep
11
28% Apr
20
Moteo
60
Va Oct
24
98
68% Sep
22
11
Oct
27
23 % Jan
4
29% Jan
9
12% Nov
7
19% Dec
5
16% Jan
4
Sep
28
287/s Jan
22
20% Jan
31
21
May 31
17 Va Oct
25
21
47% Dec
30
53% Mar
24% Nov
4
Sep
11% Jan
17% Jan
Motor
S
Mueller
May 22
1
Murphy
6
26% Dec
4
Murphy
32% Mar 28
Murray
73%
46,000
25
251/4
25
25%
25%
26
24,400
25'A
25
25%
44
43%
43%
43 Va
43 Va
43
43 "a
42 7
a
42%
1.100
411/4
40
41
39%
40
40
40
39%
40 %
4,700
23
23%
22%
23 'A
22%
23 %
22%
23 V
4
23 %
23 %
4,000
37 V4
39 Va
37%
88 %
37 Va
38 Vb
37 %
37%
33,500
38%
'
x38
4
3%
7,400
4
4%
3%
4
48
48 %
47 %
48
48
48
48%
Co__6.25
35%
36%
36%
36%
37 Va
37%
37 14
37 Va
37%
Co
1
*26 Va
26%
25%
26 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,600
common
5
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9'A
9%
9%
9%
22,400
*67%
4
'
Va
3 7
a
3%
48%
■
3,300
37%
2,200
16%
*8%
69
67%
67%
*67 Va
69
69
*67 Va
*74V2
76 %
*74%
76 %
75
75
*74%
76
16 Vb
16%
16%
16%>
16%
16%
*8%
9%
*8%
.4%
*8%
20
69
75
75
No par
16%
9
*67 Va
*
6 7
9
-
8%
■
2,800
400
9
6 Ta
6 %
7
40
17%
17
800
*6%
7
2
52%
53%
52 %
51%
52%
50%
51%
50%
513
a
29.100
5
37%
38%
37 7
js
38'2
38%
38%
38'A
38%
38%
38%
10,700
No par
411/4
41%
41'A
41':,
40
41%
40
40%
40
40 %
17,100
31%
32%
31%
32%
5,100
Co
Co
7%
*7
7
7
52 7
a
a
%
1,000 lire
&
311/4
32 'A
31'A
31%
31%
3 L
No par
31 1.4
321
31%
32
31 %
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
59,500
10%
10 7
10%
10%
10,900
Co_
1
12
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
10
31 'A
3 1 7
8
31'A
31%
31%
32 %
31%
32 V,
31
31%
6,600
1
Co..
Inc
18 %
19%
18%
19
18%
19%
18 Tii
19%
18%
191,
18.800
Soft
81%
80 Va
80%
80 %
80%
80%
81%
80%
81%
6,200
10.100
14%
14%
42
42
4,000
26 Vb
26%
5,900
Va
24 Va
24%
1,600
27 "»
26%
27%
19,300
53%
53
54
14%
14 Va
14%
44
43 Va
43%
42
43 "a
26%
27 Vs
26%
26%
268
26 %
26%
27 %
1
24 Va
24%
24
24%
24V4
24
24%
24
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22 V2
23 %
23%
25 'A
24%
26 %
26
1
52%
54
531/4
54
53%
54
53 V
13%
5
Co
43
10
Inc
Inc
1GC1
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26
1
%
%
43 7
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b
13%
14
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2
'
7.800
26 VH
h
28%
29
29%
30%
26%
25%
26
%
25%
25%
25%
26%
28 »/2
26 7
10
America
13%
14 %
44
1
of
»
No par
Supply
Co_
Corp
NAFI
72%
*100
'A
Corp
3
73%
491/4
Corp
Munsingwear
Co
900
7212
3
Brass
4
>100%
73%
41
_25
&
Fuel
Dec
54
21,500
101%
73
4%
Lines
Industries
27% Dec
128%). 129%
100%
74
43%>
100
Ward
Wheel
L
M
130%
24%
Inc
Mountain
4
2G'
5
26 % Oct
12
44% Dec
128%
101
2,000
15,700
48 "2
Shares
(Johni
Motorola
8
130%
101
24%.
"
10
Co
Industries
41% May 31
1«
1125% Dec
29 Va Sep
May
20% Mar 17
3
.Tan
44
1
100
129%
101%
73
73%
72%
2.50
Tool
Moore-McCormick
Sep
132 %
101%
130
24 Va
Mining & Chemical—
Montgomery
17
130'A
102
3,200
55%
A_No par
Utilities
15
26 % Sep
134%
101
:_No par
American
30
131 Va
20,100
52%
99
5
Inc
Chemical
Montecatini
57% Sep
53% Jan
26
9(3
37%
55%
«
1
''
5
B
Montana
2!)
*98
58%
A
Montana-Dakota
Mar 10
39
3
Jan
Class
Monsanto
58% Aug 23
1
97%
551/4
Corp
Service
Machine
RR
97%
55 'A
preferred
Monon
98 Va
55V4
preferred
Monarch
97%
56
Co
Cement
3%%
Mar 28
19% Apr
99
*55V4
No par
class
RR
4.20'/"
73% Mar 29
1
52
''
100
Portland
12
36%
52 %
*971/2
RR
Missouri
Oct
37%
52 Va
99
Paper
Light
Fuel
River
42 7« Mav 15
Nov
35% Sep
&
Pacific
70
36%
52 %
180
■
1
Ontario
Missouri
60
37 %
52
*97%
Chem
*Missouri-Kan-Tex
4
37 %
521/4
5
Corp
14
3
*93%
38
51%
__100
common
preferred
Oil
Mississippi
96
37
!__10
Corp
1st
Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
3'/f
convertible preference
100
Minn Mining & Mfg
No par
6
26% Oct
82 %
*93%
»
51'/«
24,500
130
84
37 7
Inc
J
1,500
*82%
51 Vi
Minerals
5% Mar 27
197/a Jan
1
96
16
4
93
371/4
Development
34% Jan
93
831/2
*93%
Mission
6
33
10
30% Mar 22
15
*91%>
100
4
Jan
93
series
Utilities
Midwest
4
427a Jun
*85
preferred
South
21 Va Oct
50 % Nov
87
23,300
52
*80
29
3
48%
*85
86 %
82 Va
&
3
*85
*80
Power
20
49%
48%
A*
*82%
5 % %
Apr
3% Jan
*91%
93
*911/2
86 %
*85
86%
82%
Corp
26
19
35%
11 Va
*80
Minnesota
7% Oct
29
37%
11%
831/2
Mission
22% Sep
10% Sep
371/4
11%
82%
Minnesota
17
24
*85
37 %
*82
34% Sep
Feb
25 Va Oct
89%
86%
36
*80
45% Apr
34 Va Jan
*85
89
*85
83%
4.45 ',(■
170% Mar 10
37 % Apr
86 12
300
18,500
25c
12.50
82 Va
Midland-Ross
6
90 %
*82
44
Aug
6% Jan
88
x89%
*80
Middle
110
88%
16%c
100
3
48% Jan
24
89%
5,800
54
100
3
39
Feb
88%
54
series
4
7
25
90%
54%
series
35% Jan
15
21 % Jan
54
preferred
35% Jan
29% Jun
26 Va Mar
53%
83
preferred
24% Dec
33% Dec
17
54
31%
*82
84
35
20
*53%
series
4
4
Shares
31%
a
*82
9
101% May 24
30
54
3.90%
24 Va Dec
7
Mar 10
3% Dec
preferred
Feb
Nov
83
32 1
5
38% Aug 31
July 12
16% July
3
Aug
87%
83
*53
Co
1
33% Jan
24
27
Jun
99
*53%
100
of
E'dison
41% Nov
58
83
31%
No par
37 Va Jan
19
31 Va Feb
88
84 % July
*82
3.80 'r
87% Jun
86
78
83
82 %
3.85%
109 % Sep
17
15
32%
82
—3%
common
Trust—Units
Machine
the Week
Dec. 8
Dec. 7
31%
83
B—
preferred
Mesabi
May 27
13
89% Jan
Inc
Friday
Thursday
32 Va
Inc__
Co
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
84 % Nov
Sep
Co
&
$3.50
series
Stores
Mergentlialer
8
19
79
preferred
Dec. 5
Sales foi
PRICES
Dec. 6
32
321/4
32Va
SALE
Wednesday
Dec. 4
1
common
84
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
35% Feb
AND
LOW
STOCKS
PreTlone
Year 1960
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
29
31%
31%
32%
32
32%
31 At
10,100
5,100
N
12% Feb
12
66% Jun
17
25% Sep
25
41% Mar
8
16
1
Mar 30
17
9% Nov
2
18% Apr
4
Natco
1
National
8
12
Jun
40
Oct
13
54% Jan
4
47
Jan
4
59 % Mar
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
10
Jan
3
16% Aug
25% Apr
32% Aug 22
25
49*4 Mar 21
143% Jan
8
77% Nov
12
6
28
44% Jan
6
13
49 Vs Oct
Can
National
Cash
23% Oct
30
33 % Apr
12
National
18% Oct
4
26% Feb
28
National
59% Jan
4
787a Nov
25% Jan
9
30% May 11
1
144 % Jan
5
Jan
53% May
98
19
Oct
33% Nov
9
65 Ts Aug
90% Aug 25
160
3
Sep
148 % Sep
Aug
97
' 8
19
17% Oct
19
24
V* Dec 21
25 Va Oct
12
40
Jap,
132% Sep
23% Jan
33 Va Aug
3
36 At
28% July 21
14
7%
8
preferred
preferred
6%
Co
B
Service
Linen
22 % Jan
20
National
Sugar Ref Co
24% Sep
6
National
Tea
National
Steel
31
13
Jan
5% Jan
3
National
Theatres
28
29% Jun
19 Va Nov
21
27% May 15
National
Vulcanized
4% July 22
7Va Jan
5% Jan
3
10% Apr
5
Natoinas
27 Va Jun
16% Dec
8
29% Apr
28
14% Mar
1
34% May 24
16% Jun
9
Neisner
26
29% .Tan
6
Neptune
24
40% July 11
36 Va Jan
Jan
21
79% Aug
22% Aug
Jan
13
4
21% Jan
3
8
85
6
79% Jan
19
2
74
54% Nov
3
Mar
80
27% Nov
1,600
92 Tii
91 VA
93
x92
92 "A
92
92%
11,100
*155
156%
*155
156%.
120
16 %
183,200
15
•3% 'V
New
Fibre
N
Chicago
6
1% July
7
4% Jan
24
121/4 Jan
5
2% Dec
1
8"it Jan
23
7
37% Jan
11
10% Nov
27
18% Jan
30
New
York
Shipbuilding
23% May
5
29 Va
14
28Va Jan
3
44"4 Nov
14
N
Y
State
Electric
72 % Jan
4
80% Aug
75% Jan
23
Va Feb
27
39
19
Va Aug 17
73
Mar 28
33% Mar 15
65% Jan
14
69% Mar
7
74% Jan
4
80
Jan
76
Aug 17
80% May 4
88 Va Aug 18
15
99% Feb
2
921/4 Jan
20
18 V4 May
Sep
108
Aug
102% Sep
22
5
9
29
0 Va Oct
25
106'/» Jan
19
23
3
48% Aug
Sep
11
72
71 Va Sep
14
75 Va Mar
76 Va Jan
3
82
Jan
Jan
83
9
1O
6
26
331/2
33 ''a
*48%
491,4
600
94%
95%
11,600
19%
19 VA
19
19"„
18%
18%
18%
.19
23 Va
23%
23 "a
23 %
23
23%
23%
23%
6%
6 Ti.
211/4
20%
21
1
8%
17%
9
Feb
6
Norfolk
Nov
28
13% Jan
Jan
26
34 % May 15
36
Jan
6
25
48 v. Dec
22
5
61 % Dec
6
North
American
45 V4 Jan
17
69% Nov
17
North
American
28
Feb
17
"Jan
6
Jan
68
4
Mar 29
321/4 Sep
107 »/2 Aug
112
Sep
6
24
8
110
Sep
20
Oct
25
48
Jan
4
Jan
25
Jan
5
29V4 Aug 26
76% Sep
7
Jan
13
Jan
8
Apr
29
Jan
11
Jan
5
87 V. Sep
Oct
Sep
30
Jan
3
103
108 Va Jan
23 "it
23 1
2
23%
231
52%
52"
52 "4
52".,
53
83
July 5
July 11
;4
15% Jan
23 Va Jan
4
59
27
41 'A Jan
26
6
$4.10
7
$4.08
87
Nov
30
S4.ll
Nov
14
S4.16
67% May 15
33 VA July 20
4
21% Jan
29
89
3
4
13
Nov
86 Va Dec
89
35 % Aug
-
7
37 VA May
17
63% Nov
14
77
27
26%
86 •
*84
2
86%
*84
*76%
77
77 %
190
26%
27%
9,200
27'it
861
2
86 Va
*84
74 %
75
74
7412
71%
73
55%
x52 %
5 3 •%
52 Tit
53%
52%
53 %
35 7
35%
36
36%
37%
37
37%
36 Va
37 %
3,900
18",.
17%
18%
51,000
39%
39 Va
33%-
15,500
*35%
«
17%
18%
17%
18%
18 Va
18 Va
18
40
40 VB
39%
40
39%
40
39
2Va
3
a
2%
*
3
2 7
2
o
2
2
2
21 it
27«
11 1
8
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3
11
11 %
11%
11%
11 Vs
40 7
a
40'A
41 Va
40%
79 VA
78 %
78%
77
11
vs
2
2' 'a
2%
1,900
2 "A
2
'/a
3
3,900
11 %
41
11
39 %
11 Va
40 Vs
a
70
21,500
70%
270
46%
47
45%
70 VA
70 Va
70
73%
7 3;%
73 VA
STSVa
74
74
390
81
81%
80%
80 %
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81
200
86
*85
86
150
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V
85
86
108
107
109
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103
*106
108
*106
108
102
*101
102
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102
101
101
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102
33
28
27%
27%
34 Va
35%
36%
38
103 %>
104 VA
103 %
103%
*21
*12 At
104 %
104
21 Vi
*21
22
21%
300
12%
12 Va
12%
1,100
25 7
24 Vs
24%
14,700
60%
70,400
12%
12%
12 %
24%
24
26%
24 At
61 vis
X59%
59%
58%
68
59 At
69 %
16 %
16 %
16'A
66%
66 1«
66 18
67
45 7
21 Va
12%
69
b
46
1C7
100
113
113 %
__100
110
/
37 7
77
77
«
100
100
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89%
_1
63%
65 VA
87 Va
87%
*84 Va
85'%
88
112%
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60%
59 VA
69
68
68%
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68
1,100
17
*
17 VA
16%
17
8.900
67 %
67'it
67 'A
48%
46
*107
103
112%
112 %
*66 V2
45%
46 Tit
108
16%
*107
67%
46
108
112'4
112%
112%
110
110
110
420
11.100
10
150
90
109%
109%
*109%.
42 7'«
42 Vs
42%
41 "4
42 Vs
41%
42%
9.700
37%
37 At
37 T8
3 7 "•>
37
37%
3 7 Vs
37%
6,600
76
76 Vs
75%
75%
75%
75%
75 VA
76%
710
88
87 Va
87 VB
*87
88
200
86 Va
86%
*
86 %
110
87
370
*109"4
43
37 Va
112 Vb
45 %
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108
a
42 VA
110
42-%
com—5
*107
16%
*66
46 "it
46
107
59'A
*63%
4,800
22
24
58%»
105
oO
19,000
21".,
13
69
104
140
900
22
24%
24
10
b
12 %
series
88
Va
88
110
*87
88
85 V2
Va
85%
851
86 Va
86 %
*86%
87
*88%
89 %
*88 VA
88;%
*88%
88'%
*88 VA
64 Vs
64%
65 Va
65 Va
*84%
87
85
88
65
•>
65 Vs
65
87
88%
67
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21,000
8.400
29%
30%
30 "it
30
30%
32 V A
32 VA
32%
*32%
32%
32'A
321-2
500
25
Co—5
29 Va
31%
31 VA
32%
32 Va
32:%
32%
33
33
33%
5.700
61
62
61%
62%
61
62
60%
61%
60 VA
61%
8.600
corn.
preferred
Wire
Co
27 As
34%
103".,
series
Phannaeal
28
34 Va
21 '.4
5
Inc
27"
35
103%
100
100
100
&
28%
34
series—.
series—,
series
Airlines
85%
281%
34
100
Northwestern Steel
85 "4
28%
240
77
46%
*101
28%
10,800
77
46 7 i,
*107
85 %
2,000
47
16 Vs
__
VA
46
'*78
*85
85 "2
9,590
70
46 7
14
1
_
24,800
74%
55
—50
Co
9,900
73 Va
1
——
11.700
73%
5
Co_
.
56%
10
50c
Corp
conv
86 %>
9,'7 00
72
5
Ry_
preferred
preferred
preferred
*84%
2.100
11,700
55 Va
_25
Co
Power
preferred
Northwest
Norwich
76%
2 6 Tit
40%.
Corp
Gas
preferred
Northrop
51A "/o
76%
26%
*84
■
27
77 "a
x78%
preferred——
77% Mar 23
22% Dec
see page
Coal
5.60%
12
Jun
76 "a
x26 Va
52%
81
Corp
preferred
$3.60
77%
27 Va
a
41
Corp
5.80%
72
Jan
51%
77%
40 %
Aviation
Car
Pacific
,
26 7
52 %
1
Ry
States
b
2.000
15,200
45.900
800
12%
23%
common__25
Ry
Natural
Northern
9
12.
52
*80 'A
preferred
Northern
26
footnotes,
6
.12
t0
23"
1
...
5 % "0
50 Va Mar 22
a
100
Central
Northern
38%. Nov
41»/a Jan
Jun
Jun
'
10
31% Jan
112
American
Northern
27 Va Jan
82
8
12
113 Va Mar 13
5
Dec
6
Oct
5
83% Jan
31% Jan
*
46% Dec
108
Sep 12
39% July 19
North
13
May 16
5
106
83
Aug 26
July
47
20
For
69
9
Sep
87
4
27
11
86% Aug 24
31
Sep
-18% Sep
Jan
14
86
Mar 31
Nov
16
64
12 *
52 VA
No par
...
41% Apr
15V4 Oct
Dec
6'A
17
100
Norris-Thermador
29% May
com.
Co
12
16%
'
12%
100
preferred
preferred
18
17 %
23 A,
1
:
Western
13% July 12
O'A
8%
17'a
8%
12 Vb
15
Co
Corp
22% July 20
49
Dec 20
29%
8%
8",,
18
2 3 A.
_100
100
2
20%
21
%
12%
74%
4
7
23%
80 VA
171/4 Dec
23%
7Va
12'a
74
XI % Mar
18%
23'it
a
23 %
80%
&
18%
7 1
12
10
Adjustment,
12
17 "a
74
Share
8%
»
80 VA
Chemical
Nopco
24
Mar 14
17 7
73 %
Niagara
24
17%
a
*21
33%
12 Vb
pfd .100
preferred
117
17 7
801A
24
6 Va
8".,
100
4.85'/,
*33 Vs
6%
21%
8 At
VA
100
5.25 'A
57 Va Jun
97Vi Aug
8
21
July 18
6 At
21%
9
69%
4.10'A
Nov
6%
21 %•
6%
1
47
1
800
a
97
46".i
5
33 7
1,000
49%
69%
3
33 "a
150
26 %
*26
26
130
131%
131%
131"..
26
*49
331/2
com .No par
Dec
*130%
28,800
151%
$95
33%
100
Aor
*150
200
95
93
92%
151
97%
Corp
Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred
30
12
.
25%
91 VA
151
96
96
95
95
131
25%
preferred-.
3.90%
57" b
26
130%
26
preferred
3.60%
103'A Mar
571/4
49 %
A
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
Mar 17
1
600
49
preferred
3.40'A
Apr
series
88
4
Aug 14
30% Jan
Dec
$3.75
13,100
131
New Haven & Hartford.No par
109
6
103
19% Jan
41% Jan
0% Jan
68
98
Jan
96% Sep
38% Jan
81
58
131
5
Louis
25
5%
57
97
Railroad
St
25
Y
58%
59 %
49%
Brake—
4% Oct
/Preferred
7,300
58 VA
97".,
;
2% Oct
tN
32
27%
1
Corp
12% Dec
6% Jan
31 "a
130%
5
Lt, Co 4%
&
31%
561
57
2
25%
common-No par
100
System
1
Central
York
Y
31 Va
*129 %
39% Aug 28
New
31%
93
3
Mar 22
31%
152
25
Mar 21
31%
31%
152
32% Jan
46
6,200
46%
153V2
23% May 11
22
85%
46%
*152
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
27
85
47
153%
Newmont
15 Va July 18
85
47
*152
New Jersey
35% Jun
60,100
*84
47
91%
1
6
27%
84%
*95
7
13
27%
47
x901/4
1
Jan
27%
84
47%
96
76' 'a Sep
3i%
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39% Jun
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24
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71
55
17
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29 7
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4% Oct
Nov
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Dec
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17% Nov
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29%
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29
29%
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Chemical
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20% Jan
Nov
29%
10
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National-Standard
28 Va Jan
18
29 Va
1
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National
25
98% Jan
9 Vi Apr
13%
9 7 it
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100
100
31
17
12%
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5
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28
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common
28
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13
50
common
14% Oct
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16% Oct
68
131/8
100
Co
6
98 %
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(conv)
Gas
Lead
National
17
Aug 30
55% Oct
1148% Nov 30
13
1
5
preferred
National
May U:
131% Dec
124% Aug 15
120 % Jan
13 %
10
Chem
Gypsum
$4.50
3
154 %
1,500
13 %
No par
Inc
Products
&
Fuel
National
3
Co
pfd series
preferred
National
17
Apr
95% Feb
26
78
109% Jan
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Dairy
4%'%
3
52%
10
Corp
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Aug
52
52 Va
100
10
5
common
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National
Natl
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4 % 'iv
7
23% Jan
13
27
92% Feb
59
20
Sep
Biscuit
National
82 % Aug 25
52%
5
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7
24% Jan
19
88% Dec
78
7 %
30
46% July
21% May 27
National
17 % Dec
Jan
3,100
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142 Va Nov
35% Jan
104
9%
52%
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4
66% Dec
20
24% Dec
97a
52 %
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17
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1
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52%
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6
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978
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81% Dec
Dec
157
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Jan
43
20 % Nov
93
3
48,200
8
52 7
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5
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61% Jan
11 % Mar
24 % Dec
6
Jan
149
70% Jun
26
27
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30
157% Aug 12
July 18
49% Oct
26% Jan
31 % Jan
32%.
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23 % Dec
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6
4
50% Dec
30
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59 Va Nov
1
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86 V2 Jan
5
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24
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Pan
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29
67% Sep
53% Jan
18
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11
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15
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25
12
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28 % Jan
4
23 Va Jan
6
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33% Nov
29
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24
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29
60% Nov
22
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5
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19% Jan
19
14% Feb
3
35 y4 Dec
7
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17
23 Va Jan
14
49 Vb
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9
27
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27
27
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1
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4
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27
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20
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22
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41
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29
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31 y2 Oct
25
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May 16
33
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28
36
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54%
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50
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27
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125
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96
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99
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95
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preferred
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120
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127
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129
100
Potomac Electric Power Co.
102% Nov 20 ?'f.-f
3
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4
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101 y2 Nov
Mar 15
Polaroid
:
971/4 Oct
50
3
11
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3
19
361 'a Mar
52
preferred
Metallurgical Inc__1.2B
.
2381/2 Nov 28
13
26% Max
Pittsburgh
*
28
.
55% Jan
4
3 1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
17% May 17 1
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
61
Jan 12
1 &% preferred class A
—100
65'/2 Jan 24
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
21 '/2 Nov 27
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
120
Feb 13
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—.100
77% May 10:
*
Plttston Co (The) common
1
130May lo
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$3.50 convertible preferred
75
107
Nov
8
'
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i
2.50
36'/2 Dec
1.
Plymouth Oil Co
5.
46 y2 July 21
261% Aug 22
88% Oct
■
44
Apr' 11
81% Jan ■ 4
124'% Jan
15% May 10
163% Feb-
-
125
5-
26
5:
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12
Jan
25
83 % Oct
4
Jan
Jan
>75%
28
>•45% Oct
"
34%
u
14,100
27,500
q
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Quaker State Oil -ftefihlnf Corp
8.;.
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10
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: 1,400
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2568)
.
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previoua
1
Year I960
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
Tuesday
Dec. 4
Dec. 5
P»r'
EXCHANGE
Highest
AND
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
PRICES
Friday
the Week
Dec. 8
Dec. 7
,
Sales for
f
*
Thursday
-
Dec. 6
.
Shares
R
18
4
74
28
5
Jan
«
"57% Jan
4
5
58
17 Mi Oct
§2 Mi Jun
16
68% Jan1-*
27% Feb
18
1
21
27
;
Oct
15
16% Jan
Co
••
8
20% Nov
4%
•
non-cum
Red
3
Owl
Roller
Reed
Inc
Bit
25
43% Nov
1
20
*
Aug 24
54
May
20% Apr
6
4
Reeves
*28% May 10
1
67
Apr
49% Jun
-
Relchhold
7
Reliable
7
Reliance
Elec
&
13
Reliance
Mfg
Co
Oct
11
66% Mar
7
31% Aug 29
27% Jan
11
52% Nov
1
7ya Feb 25
11% July 11
10% Jan
3
18% May 11
20
15 V* Aug 23
14% Jan
6
22
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
37% Mar
9
52
57
Mar 14
48 Mi Dec
6
78% Jan
4
33% Sep
28
50% Jan
22
37Mi Oct
24
56% Jan
21
43% Jan
3
Sep 26
42Mi Jan
4
71 % Jan
4
35'/a Oct
23
48
Sep
23
47
Jan
3
149
Jan
5
108
Oct
2
68% Sep
26
85
57
37 ya
110 y* Oct
27
Jun
76% Jan
5
12
Oct 31
Aug
2
83
Mar
26% Jan
4
13
1% Dec 30
2 »/* Jan
4
19
84
6
Dec
Conv
1
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preferred
Dec
Jan
:
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&
12%
12
12%
20%
20 Va
20%
38%
40%
8%
51%
-
77
12
20%
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36 % ;
8%
37%
38%
39
8%
9%
9%
9
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Reynolds
49% Jan
30
4%%
preferred
131% Jun
5
4Va %
conv
V
89% Nov 14
90% Oct
Reynolds
8
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40%
2,300
11%
11%
.2,400
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71%
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71
711/4
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19 Va
19%
19
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18%
19%
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16
16 %
'
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'
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Paper
Rltter
3
3% Feb
9
Roan
10
47% Jun
5
Robertshaw-Fulton
Oct 25
50
Jan
4
43% Jan
19
62% Oct
20
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
Oct 28
26% Jan
38% Jan
4
23% Jan
3
34
No v
27
Rochester
6
27 y* Jan
4
38% Aug
9
Jan
16
30
Antelope
Copper
Rockwell-Standard
500
May
2
670
87
May
2
92
Apr
Sep 16
89
20% Dec. 16
17% Jan
9
13% Sep 22
8
21% Jan
21% Jan 13
12% Jan
13
16% Jan
3
27% Dec
Oct 25
18
Feb
8
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18
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4
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19
11
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Dutch
21% Mar
2
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3
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18
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Jan
23
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3
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19
17
May
6
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8
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8
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6
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27
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8
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6
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Radio
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24
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65% May
23
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16
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7
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St Joseph Lead Co
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11
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1
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W)?w4. v
Volume
194
Number 6115
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
•
'
4
29s/a Jan
5
51
Nov
20
Square
14
52% Jan
12
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Nov
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:
25
57% Dec
70 V* Jan
12
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40
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51% Jan
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common
Mar
84
59 % Feb
3
9;
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7
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4
28
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2-7 Xb
7,300
3,200
:
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27
.
•
60%
60
-
60
X59%
45%.
45
45 Xa
6,600
:
88%
89Xa
89 Xa
891/2
52 Xs
48 Xa
50 Xa
48%
49%
2,700
36,800
1,100
45 Xa
144X2
17%
24%
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12 Xa
r
35(4-
32(4'
144
144Xa
18X4
18%
24%
12%
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.
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51%
51% '
55%
45 V*
45 Xa
23 Xb
23%
23X*
51 Xa
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*50 X2
34
33%
12 Xa.
11%
12
'
51%.
51
51%
49 Xa
X
23%
51%
23%
.24
50 Xa
50Xa
100
34%
34 Xa
36%;
31,500
13%
13%,
13%
1,300
49 Xa
49'Xa
10%
HXa
21%
23
*49 Xa
50
10%
22%
23%
14%
15 V*
37%
15 V*
'37X4!
37
15%
37%
IVt
7%
-
128
50X4
51X4
•
7%
37%
127
12ff%
50%
■
..
7,900
10,100
2,500
11.900
38X4
;
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51
96%
96
82
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76
*75%
76
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*
67
Va
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65%
85
65 Xa.
35
35%
34%
35
85
220
Xa
8%
8%
8%
37%
377/a
37%
38 Xa
37Xa
26
26
25%
V*
38
26X4
26
8%
.
36%
37 Xa
43%
42%
41%
.
36%
37X4
41%
43 Xa
8%
39,900
9,600
38%
20,200
1,800
25,900
42 Xa
30,000
*103
105
103
94%
94
94
92
93
32X4
32%
32 Xa
32 Xa
42 Xa
100
103
108
94%
50
52,000
68
25%
36%
380
82
*75 Va
81
68%
*103
23,300
8,200
96 Xa
96
85
8%
4,000
106,600
7%
36
X35%
30
..
37%
76
.
65X2
,
15%
15 M»
37X4,
7Xa
38%
*77
96Xa
:
75X2
85
37%
39 Xa
50X2
Xa
7 Xa:
1287/a
96X2
9 ,'800
46
10%
*77-
4,700
11,700
54%
45 %i
10%
38 Xa
v.
54%
23%
128
:
13,900
13,100
58
10%
.
300
24,900
45%
23X4
'
51.500
;
13X4
13%
49 Xa
24X4
12X4
\
34
X
*13X4
18X4
24 V*
12%,
x54Xa
45X4
145
17%
llX* -11 Va
llXi
55%.
1,600
32%
33
42X2
43X4
42%
42 Xa
43 Xa
9,100
11,400
*25X2
26 Xa
*26
26X4
26
26 Xa
2.500
84 Xa
85
86%
85
85
5,800
32%
33%
33X4
33Xa
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8%
8%
8%
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59X4
59
59
20%
21
21
21 Xa
21
60
62
62
64 Xa
61%
23%
40 Xa
23X4
25
38%
39-
39X4
79
60%
79
83
,
•
24%
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39%
'
79.
16%
16%
23%
23%
67X2
.
68
34
<
,-32-
'300
21 Xa
64%
5,400
89,200
52,200
19,700
79 Xa
4,200
16 Xa
16X4
is y«
1,500
22%;
1%
23
Xa
22%
23X4
14,900
lXa
1%
lXa
45,400
68X4
11,100
68 Xa
70 y8
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34%
33%
33X4
810
34%
'
35Xa
35%
35X2
9.800
-
95%
.
6.300
58 Xa
67%
n
35%
95 Va.
8Xa
..
34
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-
-
1,700
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X
33%
16%
,
1%
...
23 y»
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,
1%
'
r
40%;
77
■
96
•
08%,
83
'*
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•
67X4
96
31%
65%
•:
145Xa
12X2
34%
^
21X4
40%
2iy4
24%
16%
23%
1%
35Xs
27 Xa.
17%
77
34X2
6,900
29,800
.
29%
26%
39 Xa
X.X.
-
27%
27%,
89
,
145
24%
40%
16%
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1%
66%
29
>
85
27%
20%
24
55%
46%
51
58%
24Xa
380
27%;.
66%
*83 Xa
.
55%
89
21
62 V*
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76X4
29
65%
84.: X
20 Xa
46
33
43 A
26
82Va
33
8%
20%
57
58(4
20%
21
60%
65%
.
24Xa • 24%
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40%
*76
76(4
16%
16%
23%
24 1% / 1%
; 165%
67•
—Nopar
:
10
;
#
8%
3,000
*
36%
43J/4
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108
94'/2
94(4
327/8
43
26
817/a
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8X2
8.300
.
108%
26%
'
36%
42'/2
367/8
437/8
110
94%
94%
33
33X2
43%
43%
2ff
26X4
81
82(4
32(4
33%
Nopar
Co__1
United Gas
18% Feb 20
24% Nov 28
Nopar
United Engineering <fe Foundry—0
United Financial Corp of Calif
1
-
17% Jan
34% Aug 30'
53% Jfen 25
19
United Electric
30
10
/
Co
United-Carr Fastener
United COrp
7
21 y4 Oct
Twist Drill
United Carbon
9% Nov 16
3
31V* Jan
Jun 29
Union
X
common—10
' 26%
26X4
28%
66%'
■
23% X24
26% * 26 y2
36%
42%
*102
C6
.-i
;
2iy4 "21%
8X2
37%
Pacific; RR
$4 non-cum preferred
Union Tank Car Co
107
21%
X 55(4
'
36 Va
Nopar
of California
10a
21%
,20
x38%
39
128
129 Va
8%
-37%
OU
No par
36%,
18%
22
.
27%
■
65 Va
37 Va
$3.70 series
Preferred $3.50 series
Preferred $4 series—
19,600
75,400
25,100
21; *
108%
36 Va
27%
65
7%
64V2
36%
common—
series
42,200
5,300
39%
22%
39X4
84
16
64%
37 Va
Co
48,300
62,800
75
26%
22
38(4'
63 V*
Electric
36%
18%
38%
60
7%
-,
17%
73 Xa
27%
27
25
40% Mar 16
15% J«m
5
'
106 X*
38%
27%
15%
37V4
'
17X4
39X4
35X4
r
55%
18%
107 Xa
108 Xa
9,400
24%
73%
r
43,200
J
60%
24 Xa
54%
-
36%
18%
74
p
'
"
109
36%
•:
75
>28%
60
60%
45 y4
46
88y4
89
50
52
142% 142V2
18
18%
*24% 25%
12%
127/a
lfV4
11%
51%
52
55%
55%
45V2
46
227/a
23Va
Nopar
7
44% Jan
16Va
39 '
7%
7y2
39V8*X 39%
127% 129%
22%
6,400
30,600
9%
13X4
•
U'i 59%
*
35%
23%
27%
/X/X;-.- tXX'-:
15%
':'X '38%'
35X4
38Xa
55% :
217/8-
United Air Lines Inc
—10
United Aircraft Corp common
5
4% (series of 1955) conv pfdUOO
X
4% (series of 1956) conv pfdJLOO
United Artists Corp
1
United Biscuit Co of Amer—Nopar
United Board & Carton Corp
-10
8
6
,
v
39% '
v
107 Xa
*28X2
96 V*
81
75Va
86y2
Union
7
17
24%
17%
40%"
'
..
26 Xa
51V*
15
Nov
i4%Dec~~5
16
3
86% Dec
22%
17X4
X'
58
X*
J
22 65 y*
84 ^ Xj
27%
20'A
24 .
95%
*77
75
*85
X
40% May 24
Nov
*49ya
1«%
13V4J
56%
'
25%
*50%
527/a
33%
34
i^V*
13 V4
*49%
50
10% ,10%
21% 23»/2
52%
35 V4
13V*
50
10%
55 X4
18%
•
108
26y4
28%
27%
38%
50%
8
22% Jan
46
27% May 20
46% Apr
1
12
52
35%
47
23Vz
55%
46
23%
*50
34
60 Vau
36%'
18%
9
r-12%
t -
24%
X1
23
74X2
96%
81
76
85%
Union
100% Aug 17
24
-
1
Co
,
59%
110
36%
18%
76 x ■*
51%
T
51% May 15
56% Aug
8
110% Aug 22,
7
-
-
36%
"27V*
12%
12V2
11%
51%
'
No parr '
Rubber
23%
55-Vi
x21*%
137y2 142%
18y«
19
26
26
-
;:;/ XX'.:: X
Preferred
37y8 Dec
4
8% Aug 17
4
24% Jan
5
32% Apr
81
5
37% Jan
25% Apr
88
Jan
8
6
&
-
22%
57 Va
9%
4 IffXaX
13
24%
17%
108
42%
16
X,..
35%
23
109%
4,100
22,600
480
72
42%
50%
■i,X: ::
35%
19%
,:
'
57 Xa
50%
May 18
29% Jan
2
--
56X2
96%
*77
*75
85V4
6
25
Asbestos
Preferred $4.50
8
33 Va Mar
•
24%
10
Union
1
77% Jan
5
-
3'
-3-.-:100
60
24%
No par
18
Apr
;
57%
r
X
13%
1320
15%
8%
"'X.
40 V*
21%
64 Va
23%
;«.
•
8%
13%
35%
27y8
r
8X2
13'
17Xa
38'
~
X-
57X4
56%
1,300
55,700
49 Va
15%
39%
*83-
20%
15%;
1,500
:
72
.
800
34%
1290
73%
x72%
5,300
18,600
115
12%
13%
1290
1285
X
74%-
4,900
23%
'118
13%.
3,600
14,600
27%... 28
23%
34%
1305
1,200
-
19%
16%
87
53
16%
*84% :; 87
;
10,200
14,000
54
,
17%
-X" 52% X 53'
XV.
27%
28%
X.
73%
108% 109'/4
.
140
53
119%
17%
25%
28 V*
27%
371
15%
34%
40y4
18%
76
55%. ■
22% ■;
27
27%
60%
61 45-Vs"-46%
88%
89ya
48%
50
'X
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corpl
6%
Union Carbide COrp
No Pa*
20
97
74% Jan
8
Union
v
May 22
52 y8 Nov
X'-XX'tf;
Udylite Corp (The)—
Underwood Corp
42% May 22
144
4
--
-
.
197/a
23%
54-y2 -.
21%
- - - -
Trpax-Traer Coal Co
j
T
• Tung-Sol Electric
Go common
_1 5% conv pfd series" of 1957;
50
- 20th
Century-F6x Film Corp.:
1
Twin City Rap Transit com.Nopar—
X
5% conv prior preferred—:
60
Twin Coach Co
_1
TXL Oil Corp—
1
14
25
8% July 18
13 V4 Jun 21
36
♦27,/4
X•
•
83
28
83
-
—
20% May 15
52(4 Nov 17
53 V* Jan
25 y8 Mar 14
1
Electronic Corp—
—1-•
Transue & Williams Steel
No par
Transwestern Pipeline Co
1
Trans World-Airlines Inc
§
Trl-Continental Corp common
1X $2.70 preferred
50
I
Oct
ffan-
—
1
U%
-
167
36%
18%
19
75V*- 78 /X,
109
110%
25%
26 ?.. 1
28% • 28%
267/a
27 Va 38.y8
39% ' .
21%
21%
64%
657/8 v
Xr..
Transitron
31% Mar
50 Va Jan
Supply Co class
Nopar
A—
>T
3
20% May
33
- —
No-parX
6
4
22% Jan
- v
i—10
——25-
Trane
C»
L
Transamerica Corp common—
4%% cdnv preferred-
6
11% Oct 30
16
«
^
.
Toledo Edison Co—
-Torfington Co__
1
23
OH common.
$1.20 preferred—-Tlmken Roller Bearing
37Va
~
i-7.801
Tidewater
;
3
64
36y2
35%
22%
36%
23
111%
108,100
119%
56%
17%
40*
35%
22%
-
,_1-
No par
17%
40%
107%
-
:
Power Tool Co
56
24%
55%
11%
371
34%
25 Va
57%
17I/4
:
com_ff
—100
59%g.-
3,300
53%
18
jr
•
17%
xi6%:
X
»■
42%
49%,
57
8%
14%
58%
,
25%
•
40%
'
-No par—
-
56
8%
13
59
8%
54V*
•/
50o
%;Tlshman Realty &sXconstruction--_l-
17
Dec
i
14%
1,700
119%
1285
,
15%
15
69%
29%
11
375
53
•
,
-,
87%
,
13%
13%
1290
25
1
No par
preferred-——
1:
■
'
37% Jan
5
-1GQ
Co-.
ThompsoniRamo-Wooldridge
28% May
24% Jan
17
Jun
33
X.
23% Mar 29
'7
14 Va
8!
25% Aug 29
'
2
Pacific. Ry
Thiokol Chemical Oo
Thompson
(JR)———
91
87
Co
Thatcher Glass Mfg? Co
4
,
82 Va Man 21
May 20,
&
$1.25 conv preferred-
•
82% Feb
May
32% Feb
84
■
44% Dec
'
May 10
30% Oct
„
X
^ -
-1.25
Transmission
Texas Utilities - Cou—
Textron Inc common
X;
Apr 27
50
10% Jan
X
3
30%
22% Sep
37 y4 Jan
'
24
20% Dec
X,
3
38% Jun
•
Texas
8
4
Gas
1
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfB-1
:
7
,115% Nov
26% Jan
'
11
16% Jun
12
Mar
80% Jan
•
79
21
21
27% Aug
9
206% May 15
37% Nov
8
Jan
69
.1
Texaco Inc
12.50
Texas Ea^tn Transmission Corp_3.50
Texfis Gas Transmission Corp*.
• V *
Texas Gulf Producing Go
:-33% -- Texas Gulf Sulphur
No par
Texas Instruments Inc—
_1
•
Texas Pacific Coal &s Oil
10
14
58
8y2
13%
58V4
4.^
Corpi—
Tennessee ,Corp—j-u—
21
Jun
46
27
11
Tennessee
Nov
19% Jun
407/a Nov
.
3;
Oct
95
(James)
Corp.
15%
147/a
J
Corp
TelAutograpbc
59% Aug 18
20
16
Inc
Tandy
IX.
26
15
27% Jan
Tttlcott
22
24% Jan
,
24
9% July
8
46% Feb 16
Jan
Jun
Jun.
10
Wayne
20% May 10.1 i •:
69% Jun
6
•
86% Aug 25
18% July 22
22% Oct 26
28% Oct
33
'
27
h
6
'
14
256% May 25
29% Jan 11
25
20% May 17
14 V4 July 25
65
Jan
3sv
21% Sep 29
47 V* Oct 13
25
16 Va Sep
29% Mar 15
61% Nov
8
4 Va Jan
iiy4 Nov 24
24% Aug 31
50% Dec 16
4
Symington
5
200
69%
'
3
5,100
29%
29%
375
• •
XX
18
34%
43%
1
35(4-
*15%
V-
54%.
.
119
74 %
—
2,300
36% i 37* *20
20%
X 69% ( 70'
15%
-
*86%
119
43
31%
25%
23%,
42 7/a
9,400
31V4
30%
25
28%
42
5.200
34%
25%
23%
.—25
Co——
&
92
34%
25%
27%
72
5,000
91%
34,%,
26
28 Va
;
13
X, 1280
Iff
62'
-
700
13,300
«
27%
23%
;
14
83%
.
30%
Xv,
53
73
*82%
17(4
83%
18%
27
16% " 17 V*
1285
13%
6,300
47%
27%
52%
72
?
47%
47%
27 V*
17%-
•
1260
12,200
i
9%,
31%
X
52 y2
4.16%
of America
•
;
1J0O
2,800
12,700
22 V*
!
'
V
27%
34%
-
-
*23%
34%
118%
118
117%
.
Co
28%
23%
38%
9
-
*21%
'
27%
54
.
17
87
52%
38(4
.
9'Va*
22%
*31%
;
'
392
*15%
17%.
*86
: 38%
?
'
28
21%
25%
54%-
16%
,
X
277/b
23%
common-!
Swift
4
Jun
17
52%
27%
21%
27%
17%
87
'
.
11%
375
27%
28
"
54%
„
17%
;
ie%
28
Jan
50
16% Nov
3
1348
30
15%
,55%
17%
52%
49% Feb
Jan
19
29
Oct
■
54%
X
20,400
61
22
34 %
"
200
19%
'27%
V
9,000
95-
19
27%;. 27%
92
■
30
11%
382
;.'.X
26%
.
11%.
29%
;
382
27%; 27X2
25%
25"%
15V4,15%
392
*86
Sweets
7
Sep
26% Feb
855
X
11%
X
11%
69%
30%
*56
266,000
30y8 t 3lt%
•;
-
7Q% 1 70%;
69%
*91
46%
•
34%*:
20%-V
*20
<
.
55%
61'
'
41,600
»«
50
54%
*82%
"
20
49%
92%
19%
9
X;
36 V*
33
30'
27%
-
29
122
X.
:
10,600
49%
16%
92 %>
34%
36%
*19%-
69%
23%
15%
,
31
38% July 10
..
3'
39%
34
.X
.'XX
•
31 Mr;
91%.
51% X
54%
•
*22
,
31 %»
31%
.
30X4
^
Jan
16
101 Va Jan
31
31X2
11%
74% Nov
32% Nov
•
101% Aug 22
•7% Oct 20
31%
31%
27%
4%%
7
31%
31%
385
preferred series A
25 ""
5Va% 2hd 'Pfd*series of '55-.—80
Sunshine Biscuits .Inc
-12.50 "*•'
Sunshine Mining Co—
lOo
Superior 011 of California——25
Apr;
31%
X
12% Jan
.
93 Va
34%
69'
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X
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20
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28
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1
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31%
5
Propane Gas Corp
1
Sucrest
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1
Sunbeam Corp.—
,
1
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Sun Chemical Corp common...:
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2
55% Jan
23% Sep
34% Dec
Co
84
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38%
,
93 %
.
,
Suburban
1
24% Jan
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4
4
X
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21
21
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15%
56>
87%
120
21%
34%
;
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100
12% Jun
18% Sep
5
Storer
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20 Va May 27
80
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20% Apr 20-
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22
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X
5% prior preference
—20
Stone & Webster.—<
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15
19% Apr 28
57% Nov 28
45% Mar 17
•
4
13 V*' Sep
445
Sep
41% Apr
33% Apr
18"% Jan
15
Oct 26
14
Nov
34% Apr
•
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inc
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15
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74
27% Jan
...
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Stevens
'
16"% Jan
47% Oct
Br,os
Sterling
1
35% Aug 10'
32% Oct 12
'
9
27
13% Jan
38%
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35%
49
21%
■
36%
54%
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48
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20
$1.20 convertible preferred-;—20,
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28% Apr 27
39% Nov 28
8% Nov
29
65% Jan
9
Jan
of
47%
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.
.
57
87;
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i-
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16
31
Oil
47%
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Thursday
Dec. 6
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83
76%
19
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36%
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preferred-
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.
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50
4
21% Mar 25
•
of
$3.30
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42% Jan
25
May 11
Oil
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16
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39
81%
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18%
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——1
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4-
20% Oct
11
Financial
87% Dec
37% July
19% Oct 24
preferred—
46%
;
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 5
48%
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—5
Standard Kolisman
18
47%
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Standard
5
56% Apr
5
issued
Tuesday
Dec. 4
5
j
55%,May
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5
9
46% Jan1
30
367/a Jan
102
6
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1
Co
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$3.50
i
78% May 12/
19% Nov 30
3
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X
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81% Sep 25
44% Sep 25
40% Jan
3
89
20 Va Oct 25
62%.Dec
.
50% Jain
44% May 31
83 % NOV 25
11% Jan
20
LOW AND HIGH
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YORK
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Lowest
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377/s Jan
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-
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*
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:
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Lowest
Highest
49 y4
V
85 V*, Oct
148
74% Jan
25
Oct
116% Jun
25
161
19
Dec
4<
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20
8 % Jan
8
31'/a Feb
12
7s/e Mar
6
Sep 25
Aug
115
1
Dec
158% Oct
3
v
8
17,
42% Dec
4<
26% Jan
5
36 % Jun
6; L
30
7% Jan
3
5
21 y4 Oct
35
Jan
4
26% Jan
50% Jan
19
43% Jan
25
26 ye Jan
.
78
47
27
45% Dec
22
69 V4 Sep
28
4
33
Mar
5
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83
Nov
64 '/2
6
35% Mar
6
66
Nov
26
Jan
3
41
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19
US
21^. ,;:
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4
24
141% Jan
3
26 y4 Aug 25
23 y4 Jan
6
45% Nov 28
.
54% Oct 27i-
>
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;
7%
-
Corp
15
14
37 y4 Nov
10
35
Jan
9
39 y2
3
36% Jun
23
29 y4 Jan
3
53% Apr
8
24% Mar 29
18% Apr
6
27% May 10
United
Stockyards
3
23
4
Apr
43% May 17
55% Nov 28:
United
Whelan
Universal
May
15% Jan
;■
Jan
2
13% July 11
4
11
26% Dec
51% Jan
30
Jan
3
29% Oct
26
34% Dec
30% Jan
10
Feb
9
148
12
Jan
159% Nov
153% Jan
14
.
166
Nov
30
62
Jan
3
Universal
Match. Corp
6.
Universal
Oil
13
48% Feb 28
Jun
21
33% Mar 10
5
44
Jan
8
5
34% Jan
S
36
19% Dec
Oct
'
22yaSep
20
38 % Oct
20
39% Dec
24
28% Jan
67% Jun
;
2
28'
28
Sep
3
Sep 28
19% Jan
preferred;;:
Upjohn
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Utah
29% May
2
14% Apr 12
Jan
9%
51% Dec
14
24
41 % Oct
3
30% Apr 27
Van
77% Apr 27
77% Mar 30
Varian
11
;
30
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54%
31%
Steel Co
5
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Inc
38
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Co
110
'
20-
Nov
2
15% Nov
20
42
.
14%
9
.
-
30
19% Oct
Associates——,
66
54%
41%
22
113% Dec
28
34% Jan
26
54% Dec
28
49% Jan 27
99% Jan
4
106% Aug 24
102% Aug 29
Jan
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125
13
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Carolina
32 Yz
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7
81 %
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6
86
Dec
8
$4.04
Jan
9
92
Nov
29
$4.20
83
Jun
26
89
Oct
13
$4.12
preferred
preferred
28 Ve Nov
17
4
preferred-...
85
-
106%
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100
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.
24% Oct
24
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4
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2
19
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4
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8
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3
100
15
102% Apr
14
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107 Ya Jun
20
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Aug 10
8
Jun
55%
41%
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6%
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Oct
95
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-
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23
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34
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166
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85
18
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18
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89
29
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42%
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18
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12
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•
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59
Apr 14,
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Corp
Leaf
4
62% jun
26% Feb
Steel
Tobacco
Universal-Cyclops
9
38
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27
16
20
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common
30% Jan
69% Dec
54%
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82%;
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41
43%'
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•
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Jan
Co
...
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17
21
41% Feb
15% Oct
US
23
*30 % Oct
11
Tobacco
7%
-
10..
80% Jun
24
29% Dec
US
11
33% Dec
6
41 % Apr
21% Oct
15
July
100
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22
54%..
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common
preferred
34 y4 Jan
24
-
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1st
..
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-
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non-cum
22%
30%
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:
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US Smelting Ref,& Min com.!
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53%
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8%
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Dec. 8
87%
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Friday
•
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•"■•
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91
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103
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Pipe & 'Foundry
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5
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preferred series B_._C.100
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.
30 Ya
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..
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13
5
10
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148
preferred—-.—
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45
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104
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12
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preferences
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Lines Co
-
-
100
common—.82%c
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class. A
4 Vz%
U S
53% May 18
27
Apr
36% Apr
50% Sep
21
25% Dec
Jan
46% Jan
149% Jan
5
157% Aug 11
4
Nov
Jan
75
Aug 31
64
26
26
2
preferred.:
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Hoffman
US
.
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3
10
33
8;.
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1
30
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15
25
Jan
23 y4 Mar 28;
21% Dec
22
40 % Aug
41% Oct
US
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1
Monday
Dec. 4
if.T.'.O'.r.
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No par
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27%
Jan
25% Nov
75
27;'-
13% Jan
20% Oct
144
When
6% Mar 21
7
9% Jan
16
Feb
U S Freight
-
30% Sep
,8% Sep
:
6
Jun
51.:";
46% Dec
40
7% Oct 2434% Nov 29
25
91% Dec
3
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.
4
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14
152
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3% Dec
Apr
90
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Highest
43% Dec
42
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stocks
Range for Previous
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99
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99
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1
44% Jan
25
24% Oct
11% Dec
30
18y4 J.un
8
9% Dec
1
Jan
14
60 Vi Aug 24
Oct
85% Feb
45
35% Aug
23
30
; 53
73
6
58 % Nov
42% Oct
7
Oct
30
11% Mar 28
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9
Nov
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21
15% Jan
15
Sep
89% Jae
15
7
67
27
10% Jan
18
9
54 y+ Dec
15
Oct
51
Feb
21% Mar
8
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20
27
r
2;
Nov
6
Jan
3
52% Jan
14;
&
16% Jan
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28
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38% May 25
Dec
30
45
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*,
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15
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27
23 % July 14
4
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1
14
17
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&
1:
39
Nov
29;
27
5
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,
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23
7
:
10% Jan
7% May 31;
78 y2 Jan
19
86
Jun
20
30 !'e Oct
26
56% Jan
4
92 y2 Feb
17
97V2 Sep
29
Jan
25
99
Nov
17 Ya Nov
14
35 y2 Jan
4
19% Jan
4
30
May 11
4
27
13
45
Nov
30 y2 Jan
26
•
May 11
37% Jan
10% Apr
6
25% Dec
6
29
Dec
24
57
13
38l/4 Oct
2iya Oct
25
32% Jan
Oct
25
65
77% Jan
4
89 % Aug
18
Jan
Jun
38 ya Nov
5
22
110
Nov
56
Jun
5
3
99% Jun
2
4
34% May 19
92% Jan
26% Oct
Sep 23
48 % July
3.
68
67% Jan
14
6
Jan
10
Jun
65
Feb
3
60 % Jun
Aug 31
14% Jan
8
99% Jan
9
7% Jan
3
15
27% July 12
24
52% Jan
8
28% Jan
27
21
4
37
Oct
31% Mar 10
48
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5
45
Dec
79
9
23 y4 Jan
11
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Oct
2
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'
31
Jan
43% Sep 14
127% Sep 29
31% Aug 17
25
25% Feb
9
22% Dec
2
59
3
84% Nov
4
44% Dec
13% Jan
Jan
26
8
Oct
59% Nov
3
44% Nov
31% Jun
3
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14
>
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8% Feb
3
38
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141% Nov
10
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25
8
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6
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4
22%.July 20
88% Jan ' 3'
Aug 26
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6
25
27
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67% May 22
86 % Nov 28
95
preferred^.
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22
Jan
6%
5
93% Nov
13
10
preferred—
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17
3
23
5 6'/a v 57
41%
36%
414.
40
100
Inc.x
Co
Winn-Dixie
-
5
&
Windsor
•
49
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Wilson-Jones
30
66% Apr
Oct
34%
■
f.
29 %
common_6.25
Corp
$4.25
14
22% Jan
4
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Stores
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22;
129
July 11
Dec
33%
88%
2,800
7%
7&Y
15. <•;.:
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38 Ve
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preferred
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Feb
19% Sep
*.
41
6
12
84 Vi Oct
18% Dec
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10
26
Motor
Wickes
.
6
27
41% Jan
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34'
34%
.
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4,200
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69
15%,
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Sewing Machine common—1
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20
$3 .convertible preferred
50
14
7% Oct
121% Apr
29% Jan
101
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7%
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91a
:
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•
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convertible
5 V* %
56% Apr 26
52% July- 6
5
94% July 19
jr
16
Jan
.
87
.
99 VA
,
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White
25
Oct
75
7
26% Oct
White
May 15
27 Ve Oct
57
66
1;
Apr
7% Nov
y
49
8
80% Mar 10
^
com—No par
preferred
RR
.White Dental. Mfg
13:
10
Mar
41% Oct
78
30% Jan
Jan
27% Jan
21
36%.Apr 29
119
41
41% Jan
79% Jan
8
29 V* Nov
n
4
22
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•
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2
:
preferred series B
4 %%
Mar 10
26
27
83% Aug 18
28 % Dec 29
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•
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s
9 Va 1
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'
20% Jan
Oct~2i
32% May
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Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common.,
5
13% May 10
31
1143% Oct
'
103
Union
3.80%
9
21
" Dec
Pacific
Westinghouse Electric
9
40% Jan
6% Nov
18% Oct
2nd
non-cum
15%;
84 :
52 V4
36-n
*88%
100
Westinghouse Air Brake
;
1
43% Aug 24
102
82
24 ya Nov
36
1
28
7
2
98% Oct
10
23
2
70
31
Jan
88% Jan
Feb
22
Oct
50
42 % Dec
98
Sep
34% Jan
36
Western
Apr
104
22
: 37 ya Mar 14
4
29% Aug 16
55
;
7
92% Dec
2
30
3
6
Mar
Western
22
28
July 26
Maryland Ry
4%
28
Dec
62% Jan
•
preferred series B__
Western
25
-
34%
•
4%
4%%. pfd__-—100
Bancorporation
Apr
Jan
103% Dec
i
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1;
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37% Mar 21
38
83
6
64
28
37 % Nov
10
28
22
35
preferred series C
;
100
4 West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4%% preferred
s.
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Western Air Lines Inc
I—1
6
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53
1
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5
4.10%
14
»
7 Va
4,100
61%
57
56%;
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9as'
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.
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Sep
:
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29 Ve Nov
July 18
41% Sep
102
Apr
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7
14
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4
31
45
87
7
Jan
25% Dec
4
28% May
Jan
52.
12 Ve
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:
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83
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5
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62
56%
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15
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91
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85
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Jan
3
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61%
i
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9%;
38
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7
94
Oct
17
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Washington Water
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Oct
Inc
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Pictures
15
—1
9%
9 %
•
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Warner; Cpx-^—r-—4
30
4
22
Industries
v
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84%',;
27%: ;
27
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39
9%
.
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;Jan
33% Aug
1,
common
Washington Gas Light; Co
37% Dec
4% Jan
93
7%
15
: 38% Jan
30% Jan
82% Jan
Co
;,
Warren
Nov
<;
i, 62%
%57 %
.
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27
54% Nov
!
57
38%
43
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:
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-9%
Yz
50c
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9
No par
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8%
W
Inc_._i
59% Nov
82% Feb
87
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&
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4 Warner Bros
93% Nov 24
•
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A
(Hiram)
Wallace
'
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41% Jan
Walker
10.
86%, Mar 16^
May- 8;
94% Sep 13;
9
40% Nov
13
Walgreen ;Co——
7
15
28
3
Jan
34% Feb
64
Mar
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preferred
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3
9% Nov
5
Wagner Electric
Waldorf
Mar 13
26% Feb
4
81% Dee
>
38 Ya Jan
15y4 Jan
37%, Mar
28
14
6
1
•
29 Ya Feb
19
Nov
7
v
4%%
RR
Dec
40% Dec
4
27 Ya Dec
24
Wabash
28
164%
30,200
29%
~
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105.
>
106%
«
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73%
.
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21
74%
20,500
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V
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Ex-rig^ts.
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Exchange, yearly ranges, since N.Y.S.E. listing
only. All preferred issues are cumulative Unless .othei-Mse indfcatei
Ex-dividends
-
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.
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Number 6115
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bonds
the
when
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column
mature.
headed
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Co
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,
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-
debentures
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consol
Carolina
first
consol
June-Dec
income
5s
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Canadian
1981
conv
No.
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New York Stock
'Jan.1
:
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BONDS
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:
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conv
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Paper
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mtge
5s
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125
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series A 2011
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conv inc ser A 2011
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April-Oct
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Jan-July
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Map-Nov
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April-Oct
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•
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Map-Nov
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*
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121
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—
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86
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4
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2574)
.
.
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND, RECORD (Range for Week
Ended December 8)
,
Friday
Interest
PONDS
Period
New York Stock Exohoag*
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
No.
V
Interest
BONDS
Bangs Since
Sold
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
Week's
Last
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Bonds
Bid & Asked
High
No.
1982— April-Oct
*—
100
June-Dec
Bangs Since
Sold
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Jan. 1
*91
-
-
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'
General
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debentures
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1964
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1977
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1979
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1980
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debentures
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1981
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RR
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extended
to
Lehigh
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Valley Railway Co <N
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Lehigh Valley RR
gen
1984
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6
•
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2003
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194
Volume
6115
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Commercial and Financial
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>
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235
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136
mtge
3'As 1982
of California
Pacific
rr
debentures
71%
'"5"
-71%'
81'/a
89'/a
51
88'/a
94
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debentures <1977,--.
3%s
.
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89
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85
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105
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of
135
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Feb-Aug
1976
%
82
71%
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a!
a—*
2%s
105%
80
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236
89
1975_ApriZ-Oct
mortgage 2'As series c 1991_Mar-Sept
Union*Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973—
April-Oct
5s
s
f
debentures
1986
:
1,——_Feb-aup
United Air Lines Inc-»>
»
•
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'conv "subord debs 1985
,,—June-Dec
-
Va
101
*101%
1971_,Mqi/-Nov
3%s
and coll trust 2%s
105%
103
235
235
-
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122%
85
71
100%
102%: 105%
116 Va
143%
80 T„
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85%
91%
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on
page
36
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aued
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Proctor. &
V
94
98
1968.^—,——
United, Biscuit Co
*74%
6%s 1978
,May-Nov
Oil
2%s debs 1970—-jwue-Dec
4tas debentures 1986—J-——.
;——June-Dec
4'As' conv subord debs 1991—
—::—-June-Dec
106
"•«.
60
103
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98
i—-—_,_Ma2/-Nov
mtge & coll tr 27/bs 1980_.—,a—
June-Dec
1st
-
of
Co
mortgage
debentures
1st
.
__
101
69%
92
82
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B
3''2SVS If dfebentui'es
95%
V
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:
"
83%
99% 100%
m
Thompson
82
9
-
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96
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3
102
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Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc— ,• " "
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;
,
5%s
debentures
1986—,—;—t-——Jan-July
Tidewater Oil Co 3%s 1986-—i_a__;—___April-Oct
Union
1962^_;-V——Z
Feb-Aug
1st gen 5s series c..1974_l—r——ju«e-Dec
1st-4'/2Sviseries..d 1977_aa_-aa—l——JMHe-Dec
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2%v^1970,-ac.;i.'—Mar-Sepf
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73
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91 Va
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85
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—June-Dec
.:
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239.
161
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87
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98%
-v
•
79%
,
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notes
73%
.-
78
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99'/a 100
1972——,—Jan-July
May-Nov
98
75
.
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First and
104 Va
112
■'
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rr—
3%s:series b 1970—April-Oct
First and refund m 3%s series c 1990—Aprif-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000-i—_June-Dec
General and refund m 37/as ser e 1985—Jan-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri PacificTerm rr of New Orleans 3%s 1974
June-Dec
&
Texas
April-Oct
Philip Morris Inc .4%s s f debs 1979^.4.-1—-June-Dec
1'1'V. Phillips Petroleum 2%sl debentures 1964—-Feb-Aug
i,:
86
72
•
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70%
;
,
April-Oct
2019—Jan-July,
Refund and impt 2% series d 1965——April-Oct
Texas Company
(The) 3%s debs 1983_^—May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965—:—
May-Nov:
107 Va
460
(James)
senior
Refund
94
103
-
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101 V,
r.A-,
3%s 1977—May-Not»
capital conv notes 1979—
5 % %: senior notes 1980——
Terminal rr Assn of St Louis—
::
103% 104%'.
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79'/a
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5s
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80
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debentures
2%s
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&
2%s debentures
94'/a
81'A
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2
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.
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5
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88%
11
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86
84
66
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,
—-±-£-
1984
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87
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";
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76
refunding 3%s 1985_
_______Apn7-Oct
refunding 4%s 1987^-^^—-j
_Mar-Sep< a ,
& refunding 3%s 1988—
Map-Nov
k
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r*. a_
-
85
76
v
.
-
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79
92'a
82%
&
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50
10
.v
vc
2%s 1971___.,
June-Dec
2%s 1967_i_i
_i__
May-Noo
2%s 1974'
May-Nou
2%s 1981_'______%__^_Juue-Dec
2%s 1978-—.
—Feb-Aug
mortgage 3'As; 1982—it
.Jan-July
refunding 3%s 1983L_^__,_i_____June-Dec
,
AL
79%
79%
"
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
' ; '0 First & refunding mtge
••';'v..'Philco Corporation— '
60
*97% 100
Jan-July
100
79%
\
79%
Tell
Bell
Jan-July
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3%s conv 1982—April-Oct
4%s 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
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 37/as debentures 1973—Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 27/es debentures 1966—J an-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981——
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971——,May-Nov
74%
*
Va'' 1421
79
"5
75%
■
Standard
75%
73%
First-&
First
& Northeastern rr
debentures 1983———-—
Oil of California 4%s 1983
5»/4s
99%
91
73
Feb-Aug
Electric Co—
65
98%
96
"«>' !
82%
74%
1985——April-Ocf
3% 3 debentures
1983_-i—l——a—a-,-—Map-Nov
Spiegel Inc 5s conv subord debs 1984——June-Dec
87'A
72%
April
gold 4%s,series C 1977
Philadelphia
81%
26
96%
1985——Jan-July
1990
97'A
95%
Pacific
Southwestern
107%
73
'
Jan-July
Marquette Ry -3%s series D 1980—__Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR CoB
85%
"84%
92%
73%
April-Oct
iPere
series
321
107%
105
97'A
June-Dec
June-Dec
1981__'_^__
d
106%
4'As series E 1984
mortgage
94 Va
; 93
—
'
"
•
A
B
General mortgage
3s
• '
'
series
series
Light
&
Feb-A up
1
6
.*75'a
4%s
Fran
New Orl
1979_
89%
108%
31
81%
,
•
1981-,,—j.——a——a——May-Nov,
1st mtge 3%s ser a '75—June-Dec
rr co—
;.
:
:
First mortgage 2%s series e 1986—,—Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series f 1996.—_—Jan-July
First mtge 5'As series series h 1983
April-Ocf
Southern Ry first consul gold 5s 19941—Jan-July
1st mtge coll tr 4%s 1988
Feb-aup
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996————Jan-July
Gold
Airways'—
American .World
47«s
*94%
.
85%
94
r-t-
125,'
80%
,v
i964_ju»ieiDec
debentures
3'/2S
„
*100'/a' a_
Indiana
100%
-
1988_—1_—-Feb-Aup
Pacific 'Western -Oil
90
103%
98%
357
99%
'-
100
25
86"%
93%
81
87%
5
39"
-
Ry 2%s-4'As 1994j._i—Jan-July.
Southern Natural Ga§ Co 4,'/a§ .conv ,1973_June-Dec
Southern Pacific co—•» >■•' .-'i-a
/
79
80%.
.
f
120
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1970—a—^—-San-July..
debentures
convertible
3'As
Southern
78%
Feb-Auflf
87%
.
California Edison co—
Southern
106%
89%
.■
.l
..
'
'
,—-a.
1—-—Jan-July.
1985—l—a
—-—^^feb-aup
-1987—a—,a-—i—~—'«Jan-July:
debentures
2%s
102%
74%
99%
1979:—
2%s
30
v
,_Mar-'Sept
Mar-Sepf
—
.
85%
85%
43
*75%
.
May-Nov
debentui-es- 1991
84%
92 %
"
;.
—April-Ocf.
—
-
105'a
1985___June-Dec
l986..__^i__Ll____-i--,-Aprrl-Ocf
debentures
debentures-1987——_——
106
*y«i.
5' "l"*
& Telegraph Co—
'
-
81
105
100
12
85
102%
*95%
rr 5s 1963y_,—April-Oct:
'..,r
26
100% 101
104% 105
,102 " "103
106
100%
""
June-Dec;
1976
2%s
Southern Bell Telephone
79:
91
'
;
,104%.
1st &_re£ 4%s series FF 1992-i_
'79
21
...
1
y
v 1st & ref-5s series BE1991—,Aa-A-_i—A—J77?je-Dec,
y
84%
,
1st-& ret3V4&:series-CG\.19781i__-::—i.__June^Dec,
1st & ref pitge 4'AS-series:DD: l990y
June-Dec
y,
8
89%
79
81
81
.
-
....
Oil
& North Alabama
South
85%'i-
80%
80%
&
Socony-Vacuum
'
86%
*99'a
Oil
83'/a
i.y'
86%,
debentures : 1971—.April-Oct
2'As
101%
101
90
'
23
'
First &-ref unding intge
Oil
83 %
102
Oil
Skelly
104%
87%
f debs 1982,—April-Oct
1986—-1——Feb-Attfiy
debs
Corp 4%s conv debs 1986—June-Dec;
2'As debentures >1965——+—;—Jan"july
Smith-Corona Marchant—5'As 1979-,-,^—Jan-July
83%
■
81
4%s
103
s
85%
v-;
79%
-79%j 79%
;.;*y,
83%
83% 86%
,
&
First
"
.
82%
*80%
kierrt*'
'
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79
1080,.
'f(27
.
Jan-July
1979
debentures
Pipe Line 3.20s
Co
debs
';
co—
subord
conv
f
s
104%
97 '/a
29
104% 1057/o
103'a
4%s
100
16
102%
,100'A 100%
1977,,——May-Hov
104%
Rubber
89%
102
_,Feb-Aug
debentures
Co
"a
86
,84
__
*
j
1983_Feb-anfl(
&
94
89
•••••-_
*86%
——June-Dec,
,
1982^.,-——Jan-July
Roebuck
86
series K 1971-,
June-Dec
series L 1974^,-.—_June-Dec
series M 1979—___June-Dec
series N 1977*1—June-Dec.
*94
June-Dec
1966_
1972
subordinated
debentures
5s
*97%
June-Dec
2%s
Sons
&
1974——i—
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
43(5s
.
e)
debentures
3s
4-yas
•'
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
(Jos
Seagram
Sears
94
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32
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2576)
Monday, December 11, 1961
...
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
the
on
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Dec. 4,
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Dec. 8.
and
Week's
Range
lor Week
e« Prices
Shares
v
Sale Price
Low
Par
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
Wire
Acme
Admiral
2M
.1
•y
Techniques Inc_.
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
•
Southera.
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Alan
Steel
Wood
5%
Co
Algemene
deposit rtcs American aha.
Almar
Rainwear
'//
American
Business
American
Electronics
84%
9%
Jun
8%
6
Sqp
4%
Jan
15%
Sep
11%
7%
8%
10,200
4%
5%
14,100
3%
7%
7%
700
7%
Dec
6%
7%
37,300
4 ¥2
15%
16%
900
10%
6%
A
16%
7,900
10
7%
-7%
.—
Nov
21%
Nov
10%
Dec
2
2
2%
8,3.00
1%
Jan
12%
6,000
9%
Nov
%
12,800
A
Jan
6%
Jan
July
Dec
13%
Dec
Buell Die 81
12%
Feb
Bunker
Burma
76%
Jan
83%
Apr
3%
Jan
6%
Apr
3%
Nov
300
6%
Oct
2%
2%
3
1,700
2%
Oct
2%
27/a
Dec
4%
55
preferred
serial
Dec
5
Hill
Burnell &
Biscuit Corp...
Apr
Burry
12%
Jan
Butler's
'
Shoe
—
Corp
3%
9,800
4%
5%
13,300
Sep
7%
10,700
26 %
Jan
44%
8%
Apr
3
4%
_5%
5%
5%
16,500
4%
Jan
14%
14%
15%
3,200
10%
Jan
4%
4%
3%
1,900
4y8
30
36
15,400
let
%
13,700
3/a
Jan
17
200
16%
Jan
21
12 %
2
$2.5$. preferred-*^
3% April
Jan
18%
3,000
Jan
8%
2,300
5%
Jan
13% July
3%
3%
9,100
3%
Dec
66%
70%
9,500
6%
5%
6%
5,300
15%
15%
16%
2,100
39%
1,200
93%
92%
93 J/4
.11%
6
Jan
Feb
7% May
9%
650
89 %
"
11%
8,200
40%
20,700
9%
39
Oil Ltd—
Canadian Industrial Gas Ltd
97
3
V
29%
32
-~2%
3
36
Aug
4
3%
1
5%
__40c
1%
7,000
20%
Jan
46,100
l7/a
Jan
..
1
3%
•3%
3%
3,500
27/8
Nov
•5%
1,400
5% Oct
10% July
1%
1%
Jan
li3a
Oct
%
6,300
of
4
regular_^Bl
67/a Mar
Oct
1
4%
4%
1
America
2%
2%
.
~
6%
4%
2%
8%
11,600
'
57/a
Apr
4%
Oct
Carolina Power
Dec
lc
7%
4%
Oct
•
16%
15
16%
400
9%
Jan
16% Aug
Carter
(J W)
29%
32%
8,800
14%
Jan
34% May
Castle
(A
&
17%
16%
10c
5%
5%
Co
18
1,700
34
1
1%
5p
Catalin
18%
Nov
2%
Jan
107/a
Apr
Central
49% July
59V4
Feb
Central
30 y8 Aug
34
35%
6,700
1%
6,300
1
3%
Aug
Apr
Central
$1.40
6
10 pesos
6%
6
8,600
1%
1
1%
1%
16 %
16%
5%
8,800
2
2%
Jan
1%
27,600
16%
warrants
Nov
9% May
'
2 Va May
13% May
17
Mar'
1
2%
Jan
23%
25%
14,600
7,700
6%
23%
21%
43%
Jun
12%
n%
13
12,700
67/a
Feb
13%
Apr
11 %
10%
12%
9,000
10%
Dec
21 %
Apr
Steel Products Inc corn..—1
—
Corp
2
Nov
Nov
5%
4%
5%
2,300
3%
Jan
7% May
1
6%
6%
100
4%
Jan
7
10c
13%
11%
14%
preferred
non-cum
A
Corp.
3
CT
15,200
9 %
Jan
'
;
.*■
Mar
29% May
20%
22%
1,100
14
Jan
24%
Nov
52%
20%
5
Corp
57%.
2,300
42
Jan
57%
Dec
m:
>.-•
"•»
f<v •-?....»w
v
$1.50
Inc
Baldwin-Montrose
Andes
Electric
Chamberlin
Co
Inc..
Engineering
Wright
Controller
1,000
(A S)
Ties
4,300
6%
Oct
15% July
3,900
11 %
Oct
41,500
3%
Jan
4 %
Sep
~1i3B
6% July
~1%
29,200
Jan
1% May
Cohu
%
10%
9,700
Aug
11%
Nov
Colonial
Corp
12%
9,400
10%
Oct
26 %
Apr
Colonial
Sand
6
31
30%
31%
4,000
29
Sep
49%
Apr
Commercial
19%
19
20%
3,000
15
Jan
29%
Apr
19%
Nov
16%
16%
_50c
1%
1%
25c
7.50
50c
18
1,900
5%
Jan
8,100
1%
1%
Jan
li
Jan
1%
1
1%
80,600
9
8%
9%
500
4
15%
19%
3%
6%
5,600
8
19%
20 %
56%
6,100
9%
1,300
10%
8%
8%
11%
12%
10,500
1
14%
13%
15%
Bickford's
29
28
48
7,200
1
...
•
prior
For
4
■
*
4%
4%
3
,
4%
4%
preferred.
Oil
Corp..
footnotes,
44 V*
44
.100
99%
99
—1
5%
see page
36
5%
6
17%
Jan
Apr
May
11%
9
Jan
20%
of
&
Oils vtc
Inc
56%
Nov
9%
Nov
6
Jan
12'/a
1,7 St)
4,100
'4,400
47%
100
5%
Jan
12%
1,200
ino
2,800
%
1,100
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12%
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18
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33
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1,300
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65
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60
102
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6,100
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13
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4,300
11%
21%
v
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5%
Jan
13%
Jan
1%
20,500
260
5
79% Oct
Jan
49
Nov
95%
Jan
102
May
5%
Dec
5%
Dec
28
Nov
Jan
32%
Nov
38%
40%
125
26 %
Jan
43
Nov
8
8%
600
5%
10%
Apr
7
7
100
6% Oct
\n
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23
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%
11%
Apr
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Nov
11%
11%
700
56
55
57%
7,700
42% Jan
22%
22%
23
600
21% Nov
1%
1%
2
9,000
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9
Jan
13,100
%
:
65% May
25% Apr
3% May
Jan
7%
14,500
3%
Jan
18%
16%
20%
37,000
16%
Dec
31
20%
20%
21%
4%
Jan
22%
26%
25%
27%
43,100
7,200
8 %
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8%
4,100
15%
2,800
15 !
15%
5,900
12
10%
11,000
7
7 %
V
9
16%
17
18
4
7
900
3%
Dec
21 % Mar
20
Apr
22% May
14% May
Feb
100
Jan
Jan
18%
12% July
21,200
Sep
10% May
Jan,
8%
Apr
Mar
57% May
Sep
6% Mar
10 Va
16%
17
9%
24
19%
Oct
Oct
1" '
13
Jan
4% May
3%
3%
2%
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7
26,000
U
13%
15%
27,100
8%
9%
22,700
7%
31
34 %
6,900
22%
19%
32%
21%
22%
7,500
13%
May
1%
Jan
Jan
16% Apr
16% May
Oct
12
...
8%
15
Jan
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Oct
Nov
27% May
Jan
v
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8%
11%
Nov
8
1,300
3,500
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3,500
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12
12
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5%
Jan
50%
Nov
Jan
23 %
Jun
19% May
Jan
-
12%
8,400
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Jan.
5%
5%
5%
11,600
3%
Jun
6
5%
6 %
•6,100
5%
Nov
9% May
22%
23%
3,500
Jan
28% May
23%
7'a
20
%
4,400
6%
Oct
Nov
21/2 Mar
"
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*
—————w-,—
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10%
.
7
Dec
"
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1%
26,600
Nov
11% May
Jan
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1,700
6
3% Nov
2%
Apr
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10
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1,100
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13%
10
May
13%
Feb
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2% Jan
2,100
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Continental Materials ■ Corp-^—
Continental Vending Machine C
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10%
Oil__1
Nov
28
83% Mar
14 Va
200
12%
Continental
90
Apr
Nov
1,800
50%
Continental
11,800
May
3
72 %
32
11%
Oct
8% Mar f
9
Jan
Jan
48
Aug
IV* May
1%
65
Nov
11% Apr
17% May
Jan
11%
Aug
32%
•
-
105% Aug
i§ Nov
1,500
48%
17%
Apr
3% 'Jan
Jan
Vi Apr ;*
Public Service—-----—10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_i
Compudyne
Corporation
i__25c
Connelly Containers Inc
——_i_50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp..—..—10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd—
1
22%
Dec
12%Nov
Nov
6% May
24
.-5
Metals Co
38%
32
—1
Co_,
Jun
23
23
50c
America
Stone
Nov
134%
"71%
70 *
Sep
15%
24%
.
Jan
1,100
1%
1%
Jun
Nov
4,800
5%
Sep
lie
22%
Feb
6%
6%
■
14
Jun
12%
Jan
157/a
6%
•
15%
Jan
21% Mar
100
3%
116% 124 ¥2
May
7% May
Jan
7% July
Apr
7% May
Jan
4%
20%
%
■
—1
*
20% May
1,900
4%
4%
6V2
8,500
5
33
10c
Co——.—*
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Nov
Jan
7,400
30%
,
56,800
14%
12%
: '
.
9%
Sep
'
11%
Co common
10%
3% Mar
3,200
10%
Inc
3% May
2% Apr
Jan
4%
15%
15
56,
25c
Inc
Blauner's"
18%
~3 %'
Community
1
1
Chica
Caribbean
Electronics
9%
1
5%%
Coastal
11%
Berkey Photo Inc
Berkshire Frocks Inc
Bolsa
Dec
9%
1
(H C)
6 '/a
11%
1
Birdsboro Corp
12%
14%
Cockshutt Farm ..Equipment
~li3.
:
Co
10
21% July
6%
Shoe Corp.:
Watch
Jan
15
Co
14%
I
of Canada
Instrument Corp
Bohack
Clopay Corporation
r
Club Aluminum Products
1
Telephone
Jan
3}g
-10
22% May
14% Mar
10c
class A
4/0
14%
Co
li7e
9,500
116%
& Lambert Manufacturing—4
Corp.———.—
50c
5%
50c
Beau-Brummel
.
Clayton
Cletrac
50e
Bearings Inc
Benrus
Mar
Feb
Oct
4,000
——1
Corporation.—.
Jan
15%
July
6%
4%
Apr
July
3%
Oct
7%.
15%
—
Co—
26
6
1
1
Co—
Manufacturing
,29%
7%
19%
Corp.
12%
Co
%
13%'
Corp———
5%
Corp
6,400
20
1
-10c
Cinerama Inc...
—lc
Circuit Foil Corp—-———
25c
Clark
Cafcle Corp—
—-.--.---lOc
Oil
12%
Candy Corp
convertible
Belock
9
4}| Jan
shares-
Construction
"I
5
_
Christiana
5% July
Jun
Oct
2 i"o
Oct
39% Aug
July--
^29,000
Feb
Nov
10% May
12%
Cherry-Burrell Corp————5
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2
Chicago Rivet & Machine—.----—r:—2
Chief Consolidated Mining
1
Chromalloy
4%
7%
_2.50
1.
.1
Oil Co Ltd
Charter
60-
Jan
25
3
—10
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America—
of
9%
50c
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500
pfd
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Dec
Jun
\
6Va
•
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•
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26%
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11
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Bayview Oil Corp common
Bell
11,200
20%
11,500
lo
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Corp
27%
64
■51
2ii July
32 Va Jan
300
613
%
7%
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Baruch-Foster
Beck
19%
38%
12%
7%
preferred
Ltd
6%
8.*.
Sep
6%
6c
50c
Securities
Barton's
8
Chemical—
Common
Barry
8%
1
:
55%
1,200
~2%
Co
&
Clausner Hosiery
Industries
50
57
4%
100
1
series B convertible preferred.*
convertible preferred—
*
Power
Century
Clary
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
S
25
——1
10
Corp of America
1
Hadley Corp.—
—
1
Maine Power 3.50% pref—100
M)
Jan
13% Jan
377/a July
14,500
53%
1%
:
15% Nov
1,400
6%
51%
•
8%
47%
26%
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rets B ord_2s 6d
Co.:
31%
„
100
51
38%
& Light
LlOe
Co
B
Barnes
Feb
"i 20% Mar
Sep
6 tno
—-5.50
Carreras Ltd Amer dep
Clarostat
BarChris
Apr
19%
Jan
57%
38%
—1.
Carnation Co—1_—
2% Jan
1% Feb
7,700
332,600
18%
100
4%
partic pfdi-10
Ltd
Kennedy
Carey Baxter &
11,500
/ 9,400
4%
Cities Broadcasting———-1
City Products—i
—-—5;
Capital
Capital
57
..57
*
10c
;
1
2.50
•—*
—-—1
Corp—...
International
Canaveral
Clark
Banner
35%
~
51
vtc_l
Minerals
Williston
Canal-Randolph
6% Mar
5%
.
.
Canadian Petrofina
Canadian
Apr
1
1
los
Oct
17%
64
:
£
Nov
Jun
Canadian Marconi
'
1
Ltd;.----
Canadian Javelin
Apr
10c
de
13
% Jan
17% May
3% May
•
Jan
27%
64
Ltd——1
Petroleums Ltd
Southern
Canadian Husky
24% May
44%
167/a
26%
-——20
& Dock Co
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
95% Mar
Feb
-16%
*
common—...—*
preference
Canada
35% May
Jan
Co
Canadian Dredge
"-U-
Jan
Jan
8%
35
92
29%
Inc
Oil
9,700
19 %
Ltd—
Bread
Cement Co Ltd
6% %
86% May
Jan
Insurance—
Canada
17% May
3%
Fire
Canada
Apr
45%
pfd-100
centers Inc
Banff
18%
-27
—-—1
i.-—__.5.
& Gas Co
Consol Oil
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
32% May
8
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May
i6
6Yd
Calvan
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5%
i——50
:—--------50
r-50
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8
70%
Industries Inc
Banco
15%
-v
1% Pet;
14,400
17%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp LtdCaliforisia*- Electric Powear common——1,
Apr-i
3%
16%
2.50
Sugar
option
Convertible
30%
'
Oct f
4%
Jan
Mar
~3%
10 %
Corp
Collieries
Baldwin
2,800
.1,300
2
29-
Sep
'
Jan
23 % May
_2%
10%
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Baker
9%
1%
30%
Dec
11
com.
Development Corp
Ayrshire
14%
Jan
44%
2%
_50c
Golfo
Avis Industrial
4% May
May
42%
25c
rets
Line
class
8 Va
8%
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1
12¥2<3
—1
—
Apr
16% Feb
,
rets ord shares:—3e 6d
Co Inc
_____25c
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc_
Jan
6
10%
10%
3
Ltd—
Mines
27%
13% Aug
.
American dep
7% Mar
82
Jan
Consolidated Mining Sc
Inc
Sep
Nov
Jan
10,100
pfdl_100
4%%
Labs
Research
Non-voting
34%
Jan
66%c
—_—
Central Securities Corp common
Avien
6%
•
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Jan
8%
1,150
5
._
Automatic
2%, Apr /
11% Oct..
3%
10%
12,600
20c
1
Corp
Chemical Industrial Products
Plastics
12%
300
7
4.75
A
Gas
&
Devices
9,700
1,100
5%
1
Oil
Sewing
2,600
Nov
7%. May
10%
2
5
5
Stationers Supply
Audio
5 Va
6% Jan
18
15
.200
Associated
Aurora
9,500
10
F Company
6%
Industries—
Associated Testing
Astrex Inc
Atlas
25% Nov
Jan
17%
1
Associated
Corp
26%
11%
10
6%
preferred
Laundries
General
16% Aug
13%, Jan
33%
31' "fi
33
;100
2,100
,7%
5
5J/a
1
Co
Oct
8
12% July
——-—10
Machine Co
—1
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28
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12 y8
17,400
5%
25%
25
8% Apr
'11% Oet
4% NOV
•:
Feb
16%
17 % Aug
13%
4,200
15,300
21
Oct
2,200
25%
24%
Inc
•——_——"—1
Bruck Mills* Ltd-class B-—
(E L)
25,400
9 V*
14-/
24%
Co
Rubber
Bruce
4%
8%
13%
25%
common
preferred.
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41?,
*
8%
13%
•
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—,-30c
Forman
B
413
£1
25c
---1..
Jan
1
Corp Ltd
Atlas
Feb
7%
14%
Inc
deposit
Atlas
Mar
6,200
6%
Associated Food Stores Inc
Atlas
39%
6,300
Mar
5
2
class
Electric
del
10Va Join
Dec
15%
14%
;
& Film
Electronics
Atlantica
Oct
18%.
200
1
convertible
Atlantic
,
14%
8
5
warrants.
Coast
32%
17
1,100
A.
Inc
Electronics
Atlantic
10
8%
30%
7,000
8%
30%
8V4 Oct
1,000
43,000
8%
"
8%
-
15%
50o
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
Atco
Apr
Apr
17
8%
11
12.50
Arkansas. Louisiana Ga» Co
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
Associated
3 i3«
36%
.
29% July
3,800 /
B S
6,200
81%-
8%
8%
:8%
•v.:
-
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4%
Apr
5,600
17%
33% X34%
Budget Finance Plan common—...50c
60c
convertible preferred
—9
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Oil
40% Jan
-
Apr
25o
Inc
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co
American
34T'a: Apr
"
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2
10,300
17%
1
Mines Ltd.
Chemical
Associated
Jan. \ .*
30
31% May .
Jun
Nov
3% May
9% May
/
Jan
3%
Angostura-Wupperman
Asamera
2%
IB
600
.400
.
Dec
Apr
69%
Radio Corp
35c
Co Ltd—
dep rets ord reg—
Instrument Co Inc
Class
8% May
13
12
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Arrow
..
48
Nov
4 Va Jan
7,700
.
35
i
2%,
3%
'
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class
Co.
7%
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%
3
'26,600
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r
8%
•
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
&
5%
34%
:
Jan
34
1,100-
3%
33% May
12% May
Dec
1%
Jan
3%
Anchor Post Products
Armour
44
3 "
•
4%
700
Jan
66%
Seal-Kap Corp of Del—
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper.
Arco
41%
7%
,
.
21"% Mar
Nov
10%
3%-
Inc
Petroleum
Brown
Jun
11%
5
2%
_
5%
2%
'
3
34%
Power.
Brown
■■
9% May
Jan
IV*
80%
'
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32 Vb
Columbia
Amer
Feb*
70
Jan
5,000
16%
700
13,100
2
bearer..—Z___£l
£1
British
Feb
Feb
69%
Systems Inc
shares
Pools
Jan
5
4,100
1
1
,
MARC
Anthony
79
^
20
Corp
American
Anken
•
67
8%
17%
4%,
->•
High
|
10% Oct
16
34% Aug
27,500
5%
American Manufacturing Co
American Petrofina Inc class
Andrea
•
88
Jan
8%
81%
American-Internatl Aluminum
Anacon Lead
''
5%
12%
16%
5
2%
34%
registered
British
Dec
Apr
7%
$3.75 pfd_100
Co
Amer
22%
Oil
dep rets ord
dep rets ord
Amer
83%
£1
Beverage
Book
Apr
Jan
5%
145
Oct
175
6%
10%
Corp
American
Oil Co
Nov
3% Jan
84%
4,300
8%
16
4,800
American Tobacco—
18
60
6%
1
American
Amurex
British
600
'■/
12%
Inc
American
__
-
1
Aluminum Co of America
American Israeli
28% May
4%
5%
50o
Corp
American
American
5
Inc
Oil
British
i
3
lOo
Unlimited
Ambassador
Oct
33
7%
Alloys
Alsco
Britalta
12%
.16 %
33%
-
Ltd.
Co.———"
10% May
Nov
7%
Paper Corp
Petroleums
Dec
8%
86%
common—1
preferred
—10
convertible
Sep
Low
High
15%
44-
1
——1
6%
30
II %
Allied Control Co Inc.
Allied
Jan
...
4,900
86%
%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
5%%
50%
-
*
—*
---
Brooks
lOe
1
Rubber class A
&
13,700
Corp
Breeze
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
8% May
93%
•
—20c
Inc
Works
10,800
—A
Alleghany Corp warrants.
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Tire
23 % May
Feb
4%
N V—
All American Engineering Co
All-State Properties Inc
Alliance
Jan
3%
5%
1
Inc
Kunstzide
American
8%
3,700
?
88
87
100
Airlines
22,900
4%
86%
32 Vb
10
common
preferred
Alaska
18% Mar
•
of America
Gear
6%
3%
3%
87%
100
preferred
Sep
——
.1
Discount
<ft
Great
Brandywine Raceway Assn
—1
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—*
Oct
837/a
9
.50
-
Investment
Alabama
r.
6%
9
-10o
Aerosol
Apr
2%
Foote
10%
6%
Manufacturing Co.
Brad
12 %
16
4%
79%
82
.1
Bourjois Inc
Bowling Corp
1,100
1,900
3%
20
Range Since Jan. 1-
Shares
16% s'
3
10c
Apr
Apr
Feb
Jan
2%
15 Va
4%
S
1%
7%
for Week
15%
1.50
Chemical Co Inc__.
Borne
3,600
13%
<13
15%
.100
Apr
4
Nov
47,400
~
13
2%
2%
SVs
2%
Corp.
2,000
Sales/
;
Low
Par
High.
9%
V.:.': 2
9%
.10 /
Plastics
27/a
2%
'
Producta
Co
Dynamics Inc
Aerojet-General Corp.
Aid
;
i
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1 ;
Low
-
Aero-Plow
Aeronca
2%
,2%
Corp
I
common
Precision
Acme
Construction
&
l
1
lOo
Petroleum Corp class A
Acme-Hamilton
Mfg Corp
Week's
Last
STOCKS
High
every security whether
during the current year.
or
Sales
Last
•
Aberdeen
stock
Friday
Friday
,
STOCKS
American Stook Exchange
Exchange itself and is intended to include
bond in which any dealings have occurred
Range for Week Ending Dec. 8.
Stock
Apr
Feb
"
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10%'
:
120
52
1
a
-
.
8"'«
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3%
%,Jan
17,500
27%-May
*6%. Feb
7J
'265,100
.a«
D'/i.
1,400
12,000.,;'
40% Mar
6%
'
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Dec
•*
53%
Oct
Oct
18% Mar
■
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52 s
,
;
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23,200
2%
11%
n
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Dec
Nov
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The Commercial and Financial
Number 6115
194
Volume
Chronicle
(2577)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 8)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Par
(H) Distilling Ltd cl A
Class B non-voting
Corby
Par
High
voting..*
187/a Aug
*
5
1
15%
Feb
177/b
Apr
147/a Jan
17%
Nov
Garan
26%
Nov
Gatineau
19%
20%
Oct
17%
17%
1,900
23
23%
900
17%
class A
*
Cott Beverage Corp
1.50
Cott Bottling Co of New England—1
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts (ord reg)__.£l
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)__50c
Creole Petroleum
Corp
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp..
1
Crowley Milner & Co
1
Crown Central Petroleum (Md5
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8 7/8
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8%
91/8
318
2
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13
•
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Power
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preferred
5,900
6
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9%
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6%
Oct
9%
Nov
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1,300
318
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6%
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,'9,200
1%
Jan
3% May
11,900
29%
40
67/a
Jan
Nov
6
1,800
42%
General
Builders
Nov
77/8
IO1/4
16,500
6%
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16%
16%
1,000
11%
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19%
Sep
4%
4%
47/c
8,900
2%
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5%
Jun
i6%/.; 6%
2,600
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
34%. Apr
32% July
Plywood Corp
General Stores Corporation
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
7
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General
6%
23 ,-
24
20
20
19%
18,100
22 i/a
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18%
t.
300
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8%
8%
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8
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11%
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8
I Sep
15% Mar
10%
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6%
Dixon
Inc
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Oct
10%
12%
7,300
6%
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61/2
4,600
4%
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27%
28%
160
26%
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ii7/8
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14%
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8%
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7
7 >.,
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137
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37/8
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5
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20
12%
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10
5,900
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11,700
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28,600
6%
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141/4
24%
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v
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11
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V
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class
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reg
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4%
2,550
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3%
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5%
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25,200
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9
48-'.
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28%
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29%
1,700
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v
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,
i
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r
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11
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'
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11
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6
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9
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30
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37/8
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1 '/'a
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r
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of
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Nov
47%
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12
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Jan
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i,
§7/8
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500
24%
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3,900
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25%
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13,500
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15% Mar
207/a
1,100
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26
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11
20%
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i
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7
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s
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17
11%
31,300
17%
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Apr
;
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107% Mar
3%
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127/s
4
10,200
-
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17% Aug
14
15%
9M»
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49'%
1,200
45 Mi
Aug
67'% Mar
377%
7,400
32 ya
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110
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102
103
16
77%
13,800
3%
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70
3%
13%
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14'/4
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2%
82'%
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3%
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11 »/4
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:
100
50
17 %
16
16
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104
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48
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pfd
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4
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6,800
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28
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Dec
:18'/«
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147% May
.127%
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Apr
Oct
3% May
22'%
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36%
—
37%
43
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17%
1,300
121/4
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19
Nov
"12%
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714
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12%
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12'%
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Nov
38'%
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May
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12%
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1
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39
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53
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96
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35
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6
18
•
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20
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21 "•
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1
12.50
5
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11
12%
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13%
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13'%
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32% Mar
8%
9%
18,900
7%
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16'%
Dec
11% May
22%
Indust Electronic Hardware
Apr
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Insurance
Co
Corp
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13
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91
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5
1,900
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6
1,600
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36
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1
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57/8
13
15
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5
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6,400
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38%
11
Products
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.
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Oil
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:
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1
Public Service Co 3.90%
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33%c
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100
1
:
4,200
7%
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600
-
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7%
2%
27%
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Israel-American
Oil
Corp.
j
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17'%
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82
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22
1
'
36%
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10
13%
5
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;. 12 % Nov
■
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2,200
1,900
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4% Jan
9%
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Jan j
37'%
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Jan
24 % Mar
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18%
9
76'% Jan
7%
Oct
30% Aug
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40 *
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9% May
3% May
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80
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'
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\i'% Jan
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-
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2,000
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May
5,300
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•
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of
16'%
1
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Nov >'
8,100
47%
46%
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2%
8
8
46'%
50c
Corp
Plywood Co Inc
Homes
8
8»%
reg
Canada
Industrial
Credit
Apr
Jan
33%o
Apr
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Apr
51% May
7'% May
24'% Apr
Industries—
of
Jan
10c
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dep
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25
25%
Jan
Aug
37/8
Co
Nov
33'%. Aug
Jan
600
17%
£1
•
5
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Independent Telqphone Corp
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
:•
Apr
.
.
397/2
1
Inc
—
Chemical
Jan
35'%
977/2
32%
1
Inc
Magnetics
Imperial
,
96%
Apr
Dec
.
237%
Products
Manufacturing
Hycon
145
5
Co
Inc class A com
common
Vitamin
190
,
5
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(Harvey)
B
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products—.
Jun
:
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Electric
168
100
2.50
common
preferred™.
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May
14%
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&
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:
34'%
2%
56'/a- Dec
12%
4,300
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Hudson
/ 47/2
Jan
131'%
.12 '% :
.
Apr
Nov
11
9,600
47
lOo
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,
Jan '■
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9,000
6%,- :67/8
11% 121/2 X
Company,
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Nov
%
1
Co Inc common
(R) &
Class
11-
Feb
.„100
14'%
160
9. 7%
-
7%
3A May
,
Feb
5ya
'
;
May
437% May
11% Apr
28'%
1
Inc
Trailer .Industries com
Hubbell
28'%
Jan
-/ 4"%
t
3,400
-19 7%
13'%
:133,a
Dec
15%
100
6'A
%
53%
'
Flying Tiger Line Inc——
6
Jan
9,100
10,700
40
5»/8
50c
Co
Hotels
Aug
10
'
Sep
4% Mar
.* 10 Mi
27,900
30%
.
3»% May
% Jan
M"!
40
2
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14'% July
Jan/
3'%
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.141/2 f
28%
17
1;200
4%
-
Nov
6
1
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Industries
•Class B
7 % May
Oct
9%
9,400
21'% "*22 7/a '
4%'
Oct
6'%
11
>
.
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117% May
■
'
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1:5% Jan/
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.
11%
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1
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*
'23 7/8 Mar
5% Aug
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2,900
,
•
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32
5
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34,900
5'% '
-
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21 %
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common__j._——ii.i—10ci.
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.
%
6
8'%
3,300
preferred
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28 vz May
Dec /
31"»
;
1,800
-4% Dec
•
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Galion
Imperial
;. ii
420,400
1
convertible
9 % Mar
y 5% Oct
19,400
8*
;■
6
1%
9c
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
.
'5 Vb Mar
3,000
■-
287/8
3
Jan
1,400
6%
7%
Candy
2.200
32
26'%
-114
Drilling Co——_—1.50
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Fanny
:'":
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5.7%
1
6
7%
Shops Inc——1
28
Paraaay Uranium Mines Ltd——1;
'■
1% /
Fargo Oils Ltd—if——3'/a
Fabrex
I
Tl% '
10%
4%
1%
Hollinger Consol- Gold
Holly Corporation ;s
May
3%
3,100
51/2
'
32 ^
5%
27% May
preferred
& Payne Inc
•'.Rights
657/s May
-
400-
;
-
15%'
5 %'
/ 5%
l
6
•
Jan
? 6%
4,800
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6% ■ 6%
6%
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3%
3%
Oct-
47 v2
500
12%
"
4
32,100
53
•?-.*-*-—*
Esquire-; Inc————t.
—1
Esquire Radio &- Electronics—J-*:. I_10c '.
Eureka Corporation Ltd——$Tor25c
Exquisite Form Industries Inc.i10c
cun>
Sep
Jan
Corp
Glass
Jun
>6%
Forge
&%
1%
Nov
& Steel Corp eommorr.—l1
1st preferred—
J-*-—-10
•
34,100
Jan
Hoffman International: Cnrp
Dec
Jan
Manufacturing Co—4——fl'-
Erie
2'/8
39 »/4 Mar
3
Co
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Nov
22%
"3%
Ero
14% Mar
2
26% Sep
24
Company—
Mining
Hill's
■
■
Apr
600
4%
51%
preferred-———1
11% Apr
Dec
1,800
30
Lithographing
Bishop lnc_
5%
14% May
11,000
4%
4%
common——_.—4——10c
Corp
$2- convertible
Jan
7'%
2
Stores Inc—*
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Equity
8
6,100
Nov
4,900
Highway
;
Jun
29% May
Oct
Nov
4%
•
1,800
8%
17%
Oct
5%
Higbie Manufacturing
Apr :
6%
100»/4 100%
100
6%
28,900
/ 97%
7%
33'% May
12
400
5%
;
Apr,,
38%
6
38%
277/8
9'A
77/8
17% Jan
1,900
5%
,
Apr
20% May
28'% May ~
127/a May ',
•
7y8
•
27'%
9%
-
50c
■
Electric
Hercules
•; 40
"■ Apr *
./I'/a May '
-24%
Sep
32,600
*
27y8
61,300
12
Havana
J71,., Apr:/
Oct
10%
•
Jun
15
•
"31% May/
..Jan
7%
—1
3%
27/b
27%
13% May
Jan '
6%
Co—j———4—50c
of America
Inc———i.L---+—
El-Tronics
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.
Missile' Facilities—a—25c.,
&
Electronics Corp
1% Jan
2vi
14 %
Apr
Hastings Mfg Co
J, 53% -Nov
Jan
«Jan
Jan.,
7,900
Apr
3% May
1 Mi
Harvey's Stores class A——
20'/« May
..
187%
Nov
35i%
27'A
2%
25c
267/«
17%
4.
327%
Oct
4,100
Hecla
*. 24 i/a
6%
10
Dec
Jan
2 Vb
11%
Jan
.,..-,9%
18%
26%
24»%
23%
1,500
-
107%
Hartfield
Nov
Hofmaun
Electronic-" Research -Associates Tnc^-lOc
2,500
2,100
2%
14%
50c
900
.19%,
-
Dec
10%
Hazel
18,400
19%
i.&
19%
22'%
Producers common—60c
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc
19
6,800
1%
Lbdi——.1
Dev
Jan
Jan
Apr
153
Cprp...——1
and
Elder .Mines
11%
10{600
1%
Apr
172%
.preferred series.
series
26 '/4 May
84,200
8%
23%
$6- preferred
Apr
10% Jan
5,600
'
Jan
5%
377/8
3%
41
Apr
18%
28
Jan
8%
5,800
Jan
10
29
2%
Jan
33%
100
;■■!
.6%
-
24%
28%
2%
-
4%
Corporation—
Harnischfeger Corp
-
-5%
28
Harn
Apr
8% May
Jan
•.
5%
3,500
9
48
48
-
5%
v
16
22%
167/4
28%
7%
1.100
6%
6%
v
Dec
0 A Mar
11% Jan
17
22 »/2
38
13,700
18'/4
20%
21% Mar
34% Aug
Octu?
'1,800
2,200
11
15%
25%
4%
American Corp
&
4%
6 %
>
? 38
16%
22%
Aug
8,300
,
16%
-
May
97
1
Helmerich
—1
Can Co class A——
—1
Company
—44^—:—25,
Freightways-Jpc.——20c
States Corp common.*—-a—1
15%
■
103
July
,
4,200
29%
10%
■
Feb
vr«3
V
H
£
Inc.—
<
97
125
•
>
Corp
Chemical
Industries
Heller
Devices
34
20c
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Air
^
'
—
97
13% Mar
9
& Western
Heli-Coil
Eastern
—
■
34
2%
-
'
96
-.«% Jan
.--
8 7/4
H
6 '/a
26
.-
—.
277/a
10c
Harbor Plywood Corp—_
Hardeman
(Paul) Inc
25%
.
12,200
■
2,500
,
9
American
Gulf
v* May
21
;May'
Jan-'
•
.1,400 /
••
13%
13%
.
.
-
41/4
~4-%.
127%
Jun
1
Gulton
29
Sep
2'8
9,300
31.%
Potash Co.—
Corp—x——
rL——-10c
Dynamics.^Corp o£ -America———!
Dynalectron
12'/2
1
Co
Hall Lamp
20%
10%
;
Duval -SUlphur. &'
Apr
Nov
Corp—
Warrants
'»rrnirf rvfV1
18
500/:
'/4%
37/8
-
3 Va
27%;,
1
5
43%
.
•
,*4i
,
Nov
4
50% May
- -
"
8% Jan
2,400
;
,
/
1%
1
Hartford
>4
6,300
Stores Products
5
Industries Inc class A com—•
Grocery
>:-318
l'/8
16%
A
Bowling
17% May
26%
.100
,.
Apr
1%
39%
Aug
Nov
8,600
13%
13%
13%
Drug—4.——.—1/
157/B
19 "t
a.—.—5
Harris Co„-—J——"
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd^r
.American dep rets ord
14%
23%
32
July
16%
?.
15%
14%
Nov
1
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
f<™'>3ff%'7Jaflf7-h>9rSl40% Dec
7 /Nov
•
• 13%.May
14,400
Ncv
5
nreferred series A
6%
Jun
Jan
Jan
r
45
43%'??
40%
43
—_a—
Drilling & Exploration Co_f— ■—-—1
Driver
Lakes
Greer
Dec
10%
21,100
——.—32.50
1
24%
14%
100
Ltd—
Co
Corp.
Lakes
Great
Dec
10%
8,700
15%
Ltd
Ltd——.—a——fa-a*
Brewery
Dow
18
15%
Co
common
preferred
Dorsey (The) Corp
$2
Draper
*
•-*
1—7.50
Chemical
4%
14Mb
_•
Gulf States Land & Industries^
10%
1,200
.97-
-
1
Inc
Jun
5'% Mar
(
11,400
16%
;
Nov
12%
4o
Petroleum
Great
Apr
8%
22%
Oct
91/4
18
16,000
17%
Corporation
Great
57/8 May
Jan
10%
3%
--
37»%
;
10%
Rapids Varnish
Manufacturing Co
Basins
Feb
141/4
12%
Jan
Feb
37%
•
Inc
Jan
4'%
10%
1
clas8 B
1%
10%
a6%
—•
Ine
Great
Apr
10% Mar
Oct
2%
5,100
11,700
53,600
1
n-V_.
Great American Industries Inc
4% May
14% Apr
7%:
8%.
14%,
—-—
"
24%
Textile
A
L
Gridoil Freehold Leases
10s,.
—1
—a.
2Mb
8 »/2
14%
14
Jan
Co Ltd—
Steel & Coal ord stock——_•
Dominion
Grand
Gray
May
.18 Mar
8 %
107/a May
4% Apr
10
•
50c
Mines Ltd
Systems,
Co
Jewelry
Gorham
Feb
Nov
3% May
Jan
'
Apr
9%
Jan
4%
15%
—
!
(Adolf)
Gordon
Apr
16'/a
Oct
2
2,300
1%
•
_1
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Apr
"
144% 146
Dominion Bridge
Dorr-Oliver
/
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
32% Mar
10%
6
Union
Gobel
Apr
12% May
7% Apr
117/»
28
rets ord reg.
&
157/«
.:
class
com
Co
Security
Globe
23
27%
■
Globe
7% Apr
12% Mar
Sep
11%
Corp class A conv———:—4
Chemical & Research. —.—.J—1
Petroleum Ltd
Dome
V
50c
1
Corp.?
Glenmore Distilleries
Apr
?(r////-v'
Ltd-—
dep
5
1,400
5
100
Dlversey Corp——
Dixilyn
11
.4% Oct
15,400
13
.
Co
2,300
Jan
10%
1
Manufacturing..—1
Detroit Industrial Products.
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd.————-25c
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc 1
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com—10c
*7% 1st "preferred—...
1—10
Amer
6%
12%
Gasket &
Distillers
25,200
4% X., 4%
6%.
5%
4%"
Desilu Productions Inc—
•
87/s
13
—50c
—
Dennison
Detroit
37%
Glass Tite Industries Inc
8%
1,900
97%
,
10%
_•
Controls
GianninI
Dv-'.
8%
Jan
2'%
•
,,
(AC)
Gilchrist Co
—_—...500"
Daryl industries Dae—50c
Davega Stores Corp common.
2.50
5%
preferred—
:
—20'
Davidson Brothers Inc——
1
Day Mines Inc.—————
10c
Dayeo Corp class A pref_
——.35
Nov
102V2
-
Gilbert
Crystal Dairies
Nov
397/8
Jan
2
a
preferred^
Giant Yellowknife
"
207/8
Sep
98 Mi
7%
13'%
.2.50
Fireprooflng.
15.% Mar
i
Sep
33 Mb
£1
dep rets ord reg
General
14% Mar
Xl0'%
11 ya,
10'%
800
13'%
8
1
1
3,500
—
9%
2
1
Corp
197/a
34%
2Mb
"
General Development Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
Giant
..8%
High
17%
2Mb
1
16%
Class ;B.-
Stores—
Mfg class A
debenture stock
Low
__
"wts"
Acceptance
General Alloys Co
10% May
10>4 Dec
'9%
'
Dejay
Range Since Jan. 1
High
337/8
100
Gellman Mfg Co
6,700
19%
•
common
General Gas Corp
C
Low
1
Inc
5%
4 t'o
6%
67/8
Drug.
—„J25c
Crystal Oil &? Land Co-—--—_10c
Cuban Tobacco Co_u_———
Cubic Corporation
—;
*
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
*
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
D
Shares
G
2%
37
39 7%
Crov)n
Daitch
for Week
Jun
preferred
$1
Low
High
Sale Price
Sale*
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Jan
& Reynolds common..
Corroon
Shares
Low
Week'a
of Prlees
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
15%
---I
Inc..
Coro
Sales
Range
of Prices
■<
Sale Price
-
76% July
85
2,200
10% Jan
23%
1,000
53,700
10% Jan
ft Jan
Apr
36% Mar
%
Sep
34
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2578)
...
Monday, December 11, 1961
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (R
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Jetronic
Industries
Jupiter
24 '4
1,600
12 1/4
6
5%
7%
600
4%
-10c
4%
4%
4%
5,500
*4%
2%
2%
211
20,400
Co—:
Inc.
Ltd—
Oils
23 'A
——-15c
Construction
Jefierson
23 'A
1
1
"
25 \\
Nov
Mt
Dec
Mount
10% May
Dec
312
Jan
112
Npv
73a
Jan
Kaltman
Kansas
(D)
Gas
&
Corp
.It
Company
4'A%
Electric
&
.-50C
Katz Drug Company
Kavanau Corp
Kawecki
Chemical
Kawneer
Co
Kldde
16,300
:,/A
'
2%
9 4 Va
Aug
■
25 Ma
25'A
25%
18%
19%
A
36%
Sep
r_"_~_—~2~50
56 Va
Jan
31
17 Mi
class
—12.50
34%
341/8
35 V\
13%
14%
13
12%
13%
2.60J*
53%
51
A—1
1
A
Co
Ring
Co
Jan
-10>A
Dec
3%
Jan
4
Sep
3,000
3%
Feb
1.200,;
.14%
Jan
6,500
24 Mi
jap-
2,100
12 Ma
Sep
18
8%
Feb
25% Mar
4
Jan
•
.
4 "A
—1
Piston
2 Ml
700
"
14,600
•
/
;
lO'/ii
57%iA- 2,700
10
-9 %
•.31.'A
36%
-
5,100
.
.
Jan-/
33
i
.
May
Apr
29 'A
",7%" July
M«;
Apr
Aug
-
V
Jaii
i-
Mi
4% May
19% Mar
68
Oct
JO'A
Dec
Jan
39'A
Sep
Jan
,
11%
Apr
0%
6%
12%
12%
131/1
1,900
7%
Feb
7%
8%
7,700
3%
Jan
171/2 May >".
12'A May t
6,900
6 Mi
Aug
12
1,500
4%
Jan
21,100
7%
Jan..
—__50c
Company
16% May
6%
5,700
;6
13 34 May
Ma Dec
Muter
Apr
Nov
39 Ma
26'A
3,800
10%
ll'A
14,900
ll'A
12'A
1,700
1%
Z1 7,000
1%
Nov
5,500
jil
;
17
High
48,800
~
Nov
18
10%
53%
24'A
A/7~:1-
171/a
10%
Nov
49
3,800
41/4
—1
.—5
2.50
10
Muskogee
Apr
23 'A
ll'A
50
1
& Co
A
Jun
Oct
24%
—5:'"
L
7
3 T11
Laboratories class
Muskegon
May
25 Va
3,400
———25c
Co
100:'
I8M4
1,800
19
Apr
4% May
Oct
-.n
*•'■
■
1-., A
Stores Inc
(Walter)
3%
44,900
1
(Del)
Kay Jewelry
9%
3 '/a A
3 Ma
•
pfd—100
Va'
9
13%
Jan
8%.
5
Inc———
TV
Muntz
9 «A'
3%
Murphy Corporation——
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
"
"a::
4
Low
3-'! a
—2.50
Tel & Tel
States
Film
Videotronics
Range Since Jan. J
High
1
com
Company—
Vernon Mills Inc
Movielab
Low
■
8
Diablo
Mountain
API-
K
Industries
Shares
9%
preferred _i—
MPO
Kaiser
for Week
——4
1
Products
Metal
Clemens
6 ('/c
Co
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Mt
Jeannette Glass
Sales
kangc
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
Par
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Sales
STOCKS
11
N
''
Kilembe
Copper
II——10c
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kleer-Vu
1
Industries
<
4% May
Nachman
Feb
2%
Namtn-Loeser's
4Mb May
12,400
1V2
3'A
3,500
2'A
Jan
14M2
23
15 »/8
2,800
9%
Feb
22%
%•
'
23 Ma
7,600
16 Va
%•-'
7Vb
Jan
1 ;
28%.
42'A
-
20%
■
Apr
26
A
Jun
National .Bellas
Industries Inc
Nast, Inc class A
Napco
Apr
:
>% Ma-y
Hess—
-
National
Bowl-O-Mat
Corp
Oct
National
Brewing Co
(Mich)
34%
Nov
National
Casket
Klion
(IB)
(H L)
Knott
IIII—25c
Inc
Hotels
Kostin
Rubber Co
42Tb
Jan
11%
Feb
27
300
2 1Mb
..
834
Nov
Jan
Kratter
(The)
Corp
Kropp
(The)
Kulka
Electronics
Class A
class
/
Corp—
■'
21'A
100
14
29
29
31
,
,;
Electric
Equipment
Nov
National
Petroleum
National
Presto
2 Mi
4,200
2
Jan
3% May
8 Ta
7,200
5%
Jan
12% May
Rubber
Lafayette
Lake
Steel
14
Machines—,—1
12
11%
—1
14
13% "15'/«
25c
2
Industries 1
Lamson Corp
Lamson
25'A
25 'A
27 Mi
7,600
12 Mi
3'A
3 Mb
3%
1,600
2%
Nov
4Mi
Jan
3V2
3 Mi'
3%
1.800
3 Mi
Nov
6 Ma
Jan
7
20'A
:
10
Inc
:
5
Lefcourt
Le
5
Dec
Jan
Nestlc-Le
12 Ms
Oct
17%
Jan
New
England
•
8,900
13%
Jan
21
Dec
New
Haven
6'A.
2,800
4%
Oct
class
New
Idria
Steel
Lockwood
Class
6%
1,100
5%
Sep
9
5%
2,100
4%
Nov
9%
Oil (Co
Chain
1%
Nov
4
23%
Oct
34
Jan
7
Feb
7%
Jan
10
38%
100
8
12%
8,700
10%
9
25c
83,500
38
3%
35
8
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
.'
Exploration
Lead
Liinkenheimer
Id
900
(The)
Co;
teb
Dec
7
5.900
1%
12%
Jan
1 Ma
13Mi
1,700
10%
31%
37%
94,100
30%
1,200
16%
Jan
77%
791/2
7,200
601*8
Jan
28%
27
i
8%
1.
Speoialfiies Irftf"
8%
/
9
24'Ai
28
1%
-
-
.
•_
Jan
International
Martin-Marietta
3,700
17%
20
Jan
19%
19Tii
10c
2'A
2'A
2 'A
1
3 'A
3 Vh
3 Ma
30c
2%
2'A.
800
2%:
3,625
t
/
18
31
Jan
12 M4
5,200
22%.
31%
Apr
Apr
.Jan
23
10% Jan;
13,300
2'A
Oct
1,400
,2.4
J ail
1%
Jan
Apr
Nov
20'A
^4
43%
A
20%
19'A
9'A
9'A
A__
Inc
17%
11%
11%
12'A
17%
17'A
__2.50
...
Marine
18 '/a
—2
!—1
5%
Apr
All—£1
Ltd.
Co
Corp
.
warrants.
Maryland Cup Corp
20 T
.22 T
8'.2
38
11%
11%
Inc
Sep
Nov
13%
Aug
13 Mb
Jan
28
Apr
'
:%.
Nov
25%
39%
Jan
57%
Clock &
Apr
—1
l'A
l'A
1%.
24,70J
1 '/a
Jan
2 Mi
May
T;i,
28.900
1/2 Jan
19% Jan
1
Feb
40%
Nov
Watch
Co.
& Chem Co.———50c
Min
Zinc-—.
33'A
38 'A
47.000
ll'A
ll'A
Ilia
2,2.00
—
1
Feb
381/2
Dec
Jan
57
Aug
:
Land
Arizona
&
_
American
Royalties
Canadian
Oils
-
Feb
124
Apr
1% May
173% Mar :
Feb
13,600
1
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pi
May
43ii
Feb
9 '/tt
Dec
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2
Jan
in
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1
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43,200
.
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RR Co
Ind
Pub
Rankin
Corp
Serv
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Industrial
1
Jan
1 Mi
12,900
of
v.
(Del)
Anier
•
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Oct
;
July
4% May
2U Mar
Jan
.%
Jan
■■K
92'A
Nov
3%
Nov :•
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13 Mi May
63a"Feb
54,800
4MB
3; ii
3%
84
3,000
,
"
6% May
67% May .•■
•
Aug
610
8 MB
-
56'A
22,400
1 (V '
7%
8
100
90%
83 'A
3/8
r—1
—-1
10c
Oct
3
8,200
58
58
90%
pfd—100
4'A'A
Mines Ltd
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,
3 Til,
3 Ma
3%
1
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22fV»,Nov;A
44 'A' Apr
v
Nov
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OccidenlaL PetiHifeiiiii
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181
19%"",24
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Power
Nov
8'A May *.
;
Nov
22"'u
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Rubber
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■611/4
•
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Nov
Feb
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46'A Nov
33%
Sep
Oct
Jan
64 Ma b
Jan
52
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-.
21%
V-
Oct"
10% i\
13%
Jan
18 lA
2,000
'3%
Jan
*13,300
15%
Jan
4%
3,700
5%
in
16 'A
13% >6ep 3
" 5M4 Aug ;
Jan
1,000
-
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46 Ma
10
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97
Jun :•;
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782
19%;
4
4%
16%
A
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3,900*/
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•'
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5%
30% Jan
-
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61
-
23'% Oct
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4
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-
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89.% Man
-
Jun-
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40c
preferred
—-7 '
Ohio
.'—1
3%
26
•■■
V.t
nv
l'A
Inb——1
Airlines—,
Penn
North
Oct
2,200
10
17
•
Apr
18,600
1
A
10,000'
"
Jan
Apr
14V2
11%
8%
Apr
57
39%
IT»
140
8
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May
Jan
3,600
<
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1
—*—1
North
1 Va May
Jan
'A
140
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1---
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&
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1
1%
*
Inc—_—-1
Lites
North
3038
•>
4
35%
1
27 M2
Northeast
10%. Nov
8
•3
iii
25c
___
Aug '
2,350
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.
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18
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6
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common
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16
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12%
5
5
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21%
3
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of Delaware
Larchfield
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&
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Mar
21%
1
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Lamb
/
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700
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47
23
1
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National
Dec
1
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Radio
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4
■
28%
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National
Apparel
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28%
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4
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8
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Apr
Mar
31%
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18%
17,700
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July
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Johnson
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122'A
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147
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Merrill Island
5
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6,000
4,900
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Pacific
,
33.
.
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Miami Extruders Inc
Michigan
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Michigan Sugar Co
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preferred
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Microwave
Midland
11
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Feb
7%
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Feb
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10%
Nov
2'A
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15,400
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12%
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Volume
194
Number
6115
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2579)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Low
Par
Friday
STOCKS
Low
29%
!
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26
26Va
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of •
Long.-Island -* Inc.---——
1—25c
Perfect Circle Corp—a—
2.50
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3,300
7%
High
30%
Jan
Signal Oil
79%
83%
1,100
11
11%
300
Inc
Corpi
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30
35
LI—
—_
17
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36
Va
90
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Oct
12
Oct
Silver Creek
22 Va
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36
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27% July
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1
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28,700
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37%
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HI
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Phillips
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Industries
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Pioneer
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5%
1,600
13%
12%
13V2
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(■v $3
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deposit
Jan
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South
Coast
16%
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1
Sep
39
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300
•14%
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5 '/o
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:
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Powdrell
Power-Corp of. Canada
Pratt & Lambert
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59 %
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California
16%
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27%
100
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Jan
15
50V+
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62%
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350
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2
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66%
44%
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3,000
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77%
Dec
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Preston Mines Ltd
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■
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—
634
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62
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98
Nov
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Nov
26
25%
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28%
5,900
19%
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26% May
45% May
,
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32
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Teleregister Corp
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Stanley Aviation Corp
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58%
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78%
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30
32%
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37
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18%
Sperry
~6%
—1
Corp:
Sports
105.
21
•
.
4,300
Apr
21 Ve- Nov:
1,100
Sep
Aug
7%
Standard
Jan-
49
-
2,300
2134
6%
Apr
89
Dec
1,800
500
Nov
y.
83%- Jan
Dec
90
3,800
14v
10%. Jan-
87%
89%
-100
24%
20
95
Jan
12,100
35%
Jan
3,000
1,700
"
Colorado—
preferred.;.—
Puerto Rico Telephone
800
25%
14 ;;j"
Jan
58 %
5%
23
22%
13%
•
63
19%
22'%
25:"
13%
100
14%
17%
-
Seo
600
5
17%
—.
Dec
54 %
343/4 May
95;,„
17
17%
—
14%
'
90
19%
Speedvy Chemical Products class
preferred-^—:. —201
Company—1
Gas
95
'88
14%
Dec
$1.25 -convertible;
Prophet' (The)
.
10
—2
9% July
-
24%
21%
7%
-
113/a May
14% Jan
27%
22%
Shoe
10% Mar
Jan
Jan
v
500
; —1
Spencer
Jan
5%
9
9,200
,
14 %
4%. Jan
Apr
Jan
4,900
14%
21%
5Vb> Jans
26.
Feb
Mar
65%
40%
21%
4,400
12%i Jan-
534
»
"
41% July
100
Corp „2
12,100
1,600
35
f
32%
12%
22%
California, Petroleum
19,500
.—1-
423/4
Nov
10,400'
23%
7%
Oct
Aug
6,500
,
22%
94-
18
8.
10
23%
16%
Oct
6%
7%
9
.25
7%
11 Va
16
26 %
910
cumulative- preferred—.
.25
cumulative preferred
.25
6%
14%
7%
25
8%
-*
50
! .25
7
15%'
Nov
Sep
400
Southern
"
Proctor-Silex
48%
.
1.25
I
_10c
L—
Corp
-
Jun
173/4
14
1,300
-
-
Southern Materials Co Inc
Jan
4%
39%
cumulative preference
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
4.48%
4.08%
Nov
23/* Apr.
IJ Nov
Nov
29%
Pipe Line.:
;
Southern Realty & Utilities
Southland Royalty Co
Speed-rO-Print Business Machines
497/a
18 %
-25
Southern
11 %, Nov
35% July
300
27%
10
.25
4.24%
9 Ve
•
3,000
44%
Jan
Jan
%
2%
12%
preferred
4.32%
60%
250
9%
43%
!
1
-
Ai;r
Edison
1
;
:.
AO*
31%
preferred...!
Apr
Nov
Apr
13 Ve
39%
cumulative
Va May
3% May
Apr
32
Sep
1
cumulative
4.56%
,
283/4
Oct-
1
4.88 %
Apr
Dec
7
V
1,400
-
.
76
76
76
I—1
!
2
2Va
2%
•,
Inc
Prentice-Hall
11%
3
1%
2,100
17 >4
11%
—1
Co
Precisionware
16 %
.
Prairie'Oil Royalties Ltd—
1,000
7%
7
17
1
/-i—:
Alexander Inc -(Del)— .2.50-
&
1%
1%-
1%
7%
-2.50
Oct
6
12.50
\
Co
4.78%
Poloron
16%
6%
•
;
Corp..—
Oil
'
-
20
22%
1,900
•
18
£1
original preferred
*
-
%
3
26%
s
.
.
50
157/e
13%
13%
-
18%
—
1
Manufacturing
Jun
Jan
5%. Mar
43
..10
Polarad Electronics Corp—i...—50c
%
*
Corp
87
11
20,900
88,700
lVe
2%
—•
-
11%
1,900
1%
1%
1
High
♦
Sonotone
Aug
14% July
6,100
36,200
Publishing—
Ltd—,.
1,909
3,600
v
11%
*11-
Oct
25
7%
16
prefen-ed__:
2,100
13%
8%
9
•
103%
13%
13%
•
a
12%
102
—50
Railways Cb
.L—.•
Polymers Inc—_10c
Atwbod Mfg Co./———* !
Scale.
11%
■11%
-
23%
1
Venezuelan Oil Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep, rets ord registered
Slick Airways Inc
10% Apr
•11% May
15% Sep
23%
6%
25c
Sinclair
17% May
10,600
7%
Low
23%
10c
Range Since Jan.
High :
21 Ve
,,
1%
rets
Boardman
conv
Simpson's
Feb
3%
1
Corp __J!——-
Dec
4%
-
Simmons
tV.'.V
Apr
1
Pittsburgh- &. Lake Erie.
Pneumatic
-5%
4%
A
31%
Inc.—■—.
Plastic Materials &
<to
5V«
4%
Pittsburgh
Plume
3,600
-
-
7V2 May
■
Corp
Aircraft
Industries
Pierce
40 <4
37
;
5 %
Philippine Long' Dist Tel Co_—10 pesos
Phillips -Screw Co
LP-i—i_—10c
Phoenix Steel Corp <Del)„
__—.—4
Piasecki
3% Mar
Corp..
Inc.
Automobiles1—
Simco
23%
__20c
;
Lighting
'
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics^—!
Corp
Precision
Shares
2
...
Transistor
for Week
Low
2
Sliver-Miller Mines Ltd
18,900
13,900
31
class A
Co
65% Jan !
1,800
16% •19%
29%
30-
5
Peruvian. Oils. &•
Gas
10%
Silicon
-
Photo.
Perfect
Par,:
&
Sales
Range
Sale Price
:•
Nov
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
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(R ange for Week Ended December 8)
Sales
Friday
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
v
V
;
.
U
S
Air
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
V:
...*■
50c:
It.'
—1
25c
Conditioning Corp
Tile
Rubber
Universal
Co;
Reclaiming
Co
American Corp
Consolidated Oil
Universal
Universal
Controls
Universal
Marion
3%
6
7%
>
6%
7%
17.78:
Utah-Idaho
Valspar
Sugar
Corp
9%
8%
52%
Dec
Fotochrome
Oct
9%
Apr
General
37
8%
10%
11%
•*',
10%
10%
10%
7%
1
12 v*
1
11'A
11%
Victoreen
1
10%
10%
25c
11%
11J/4
9%
Dec
warrants
Apr
12%
8%
Jan
15 »/2 May
5
Jan
27
400
-rV
Viewlex
Vinco
Inc
A
class
I
SL
Corporation—
Virginia
Vita
Vogt
Coal
Iron
Coke Co J
St
25o
Products
Food
10c
Inc.
s-
•
81/2
Aircraft
Waco
Feb
7 %
preferred
11%
3,700
Nov
31V2
11%
20,800
10
Oct \
191/4 May
10%
Oct
141/4
8%
Waitt
Bond
&
6%
Inc
•
/
non-cum
4-
preferred
conv
Waltham
Precision
Webb1 &
series
$6
Weiman
&
6%
Midland
12% May
National
291/a May
5'/as
10%
600
9%
Nov
15%
Jan
40%
24,100
12%
Jan
45
Nov
Chemical
West
Utilities
Texas
38,700
1%
Jan
1%
46,100
1
Jan
95%
230
75
Gold- &
Leaseholds
Western
Nuclear
American dep
Western
Tablet
&
Mfg
20
2.
Williams
Wilson
Brothers
5%
Wood
Pwr
(John)
series I
series
23'/2
24
600
23 %
Nov
29
Sep
3,400
26
131/2
Feb
26%
25
300
22
Jan
33
12
May
25
5
28'
13%
2oy8
2% Sep
800
20
12 %
Dec
9,900"
13 %
18%
7%
7
7%
9,600
9%
8%
9%
15,400
1
14%
14%
16%
pfd—100
.—-—*
—1
225
33
40
12 %
10%
Nov
Dec
21% May
Aug
19% May
90% Jan
97%
33%
150
Jan
35%
Webb
2,700
7%
Jan
161/2
1,400
121/e
Nov
5s
—£1
40c
25c
5
1
50c
com
2.
—10c
Corp—
ii
it
6 J/8
12,600
30,100
1-fo
6%
6%
3%
5J/2s
2,200
3%
Nov
16,000
20'/8
Jan
6%
;:6
7%
11,600
7
Friday.
Last I
,
St
Bethlehem
Steel
Brandy wine
Aug
series
or
3%s
-
>r<
91.
-
Quar-Feb
89%
June-Dec
_Feb-Aug
1973
Chicago Transit Authority
June-Dec
June-Dee
<
$58
*•
61
91 ^
91%
$121 % 127
Low
Davega
Vending
50
40
*
.
wi
6s
1976
,
129
*:
87
..
-
;V
•'
125
90
100
series B
65
1975
debs
Feb-Aug
92V*
82
A
29
120
89%
93
of May
7s
(issue of Oct
1927)
155
Last
of)—
Exchange
Period
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970—
mtge & coll trust
1st mtge &
1st mtge &
4%s
s
f
3%s
debentures
.1
1975
1972u
-J
3%s
sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
4%s
1st
5s
U
S
f
s
debentures
mtge
5%s
United
&
f
s
States
conv
2%s
States
4%s
s
f
3s Jan
1
1947
:
4s
debentures
1983
Jen-July
April-Oct
.
.
debentures
1969
conv
subord
debentures
1976
Mar-Sen*
conv
&
debs
'
97%
v
-
19
99
91%
88%
87%
961/4
101%
92%
89
4
10
98
102%
97%
10
96%
101%
98
100%
26
97%
102%
103% 103%
100%
13
101%
5
101%
105%
104%
111%
163
100
103% 104
157
157
163
296
82
82
82
5
*91 %
95%
100%
95
80
82
89
91%
96
92'A
98%
232
97%
——
—
96
100% 101%
Mar-Sent
127
93%
41
83%
M
3%s
series
J
Mar-SeDt
126
131
77
118%
—
1981—June-Dec
West
*84
Jan-Jttlff
West
Shore
,
•
5%s
13%
—
__
—
—
_
87%
87%
—
—
—
64'.
—
r
;
,
.
' '
.
66
,-
\
;
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__
_
—
__
$60
$60
__
—
_
—.
—
$99
„
—
99
99
$62
64
—
62
66
441/4
$52'/«
45
54
44
45
48
„
44Va
—s
.
119
55
no
cumula¬
(Range for Week Ended December 8)
Interest
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
RR
May-Nov
1979—
3%s
3%s
Power
1974
series
1st 4s
debentures
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
•
1966
&
First
Gen
1st
41/as
Co
ser
debentures
s
Central
3'/as
f debs
s
f debs
RR
A
Power
Wisconsin
Public
•
84%
98
84
93%
97%
99
29
96
51%
63
44
56%
51
521/4
63
44
56
91%
911/a
7
91
97
51
;
*80%
99%
*.
'
——
99%
' u
I
1
80%
■■
99 Va
6
82
103%
99%
*70
73
86
86
78
93%
*96%
86
99%
96%
85 Va
88
'
*731/2
'
—
■
—
73%
94'A
97%
94%
941/a
94'A
95
2
48
33
/
73%
91%
—
95
92%
95
96
99
85
85
96
96'A
59
91
97
63
65
57
58%
65
49%
50
17
38%
•_
1
"
Jan-July
2029
2%s 1976
3%s
-
:
74%
91
*'
•'
Feb-Aug
64
May
June-Dec
1979—
Service
'■*
Jen-July
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan
Electric
v"'- !•
49%
94%
1
51
May-Noo
1980
mortgage 4s series A 2004
mortgage 27/aS
96
82
High
84%
•'
•,
97
97%
1981
1978
Co—
'■
28
*92%
.
Jan-July
1975
-
*79%
gtd 2361—
Co
5
"
May-Nou
I
.
Jan. 1 '
»Low
32
96
1982
RR
convertible
3%s
No.
*84%
••
Bangs Sinoe
Sold
High
32
Jan-July
Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971—__Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970__±
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
Pacific
Western
73%
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
891/a
81
90
86'A
Youngstown
1st
89%
85
*79iA
a
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
—
—
5
112%
94
81%
85
50
81
79
-
9i
*89%
■
—
—-
V
'
IT
92
88%
mtge
Sheet & Tube
4%s
series
L—■
—
*91%
86
21
69
—
•.
77
a
,
'
Deferred
86%
included
90%
91
not
in
the
'
;
4
112%
included
in
delivery sale not
year's
the
118%
range,
year's
*77%
99%
*
99%
77
5
77%
98
104%
■
•
^
-
*71 '.(74%
69%
70 *
"2
82 Va' -82 %
5
•'
$ Companies* reported
the
69%
77%
68%
78
77
82%
:
v
Bankruptcy Act,
or
n
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd lot
sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash sale
y Ek-coupon.
range,
§ Negotiability impaired
..
!
70
Jen-July
April-Ocf
86
-•
84%
112% 113%
82%
1976
Co—
1990—
H
1
.73%
*86 Va
--
series A Jan 1981
Apr#
mtge income 4%s series H Jan 1991
April
mortgage 3%s series B 19711
Feb-Mor
'
.
__
$86
—
Ja?t-July
4s registered 2361:
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979—
April-Ocf ?
w
2!? m^e 48 Income
Gen
$90
$120
$64
__
ref
Electric
Penn
Penn
79%
*84
-
ser C 1973-April-Oct
ref 4s series F 1983
May-Nor
6s g'lhnrd income debs
2008
;
_Feb-Aufl
First
7
79%
76%
84
*85
73%
f^st lien and ref mtge 3%s
1st lien &
Wabash RR' Co—
2
,
1
Exchange
mortgage 3s
West
85%
79%
—
85%
*81%
AprU-Oct
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
80
—
72
—
1980__Mar-Sep*
1982
first
RR
General
176
—
98%
63 Va
12
7%
7%
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
Co—
June-Dec
101
96%
$120
„
Jan-July
RECORD
Warren
101
4
126
97
8
(
__
2s 2012—Jan-July
ask prices;
New York Stock
108%
88
83%
110
4
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
102
87
83
74
/,
Deferred delivery; transaction
a
Whirlpool Corp 3'As
•102% 105
87%
126
107
.
5'
93%
99 Ye 100%
refund mtge 2%s ser E
1975—Mar-Sept
ref 3s series F 1978
ref
117
74
96%
213
.
Wisconsin
1980
Power
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4%s 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
"
2
92
91%
and
&
89%'
I
'.
92
96%
|
subord
1st & ref 27/8s series G 1979
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H
-st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I
ist
91 %
92
June-Dec
4%s
1st &
High
91
~6
V
93
%
i:
96% 107
\
1997
Bonds being traded flat.
Wisconsin
subord
Co—'
70
:
;
"
sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
.'
•
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum."
•
Wilson
conv
First
Low
V
3%s
4%s
No.
High
Corp of America—
Virginia Electric
54
Jan. 1
'
May-Nov
1986
.
Vendo
Sold
91%
April-Oct
debs
74%
Low
Bid & Asked
93
Mar-Sept
AprU-Oct
1967
Steel
70
>
—June-Dec
Mar-Sept
:
(Plan A)
$ Friday's bid aild
Bangs Since
Friday's
84%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug »'
May-Noc
Aprll-Ocf
April-Oct
—Mar-Sept
..
•
Vanadium
1981—
debentures 1976
debentures
United
Sale Price
Jen-July
May-Noe
May -Nov
1980
1980
debentures
92%
__
May-NOV
April-Ocf
BONDS
Bonds
or
Freight Co—
subord
Rubber
2%s
1978
coll tr 5s
debentures
.
Jen-July
1971_^
coll trust 3 %s 1972—.:
coll trust 3%s
90
89%
,
.
'
value,
par
Week's Range
Low
1st
88
Friday
Friday
New York Stock
14
19
(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):,
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
'
;
No
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Interest
93
89%
__
.
Continued from page 31
BONDS
90%
91%
Assn—
1947
1927)
de Janiero stamped
94
129
80%
98
6
891/2
126.
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
2'/as 2008—May-Nou
1967
(issue
82
96
129
%
91%
105%
Debentures—
(Prov)
7s
101
~3
82
120
Clearing
and
1967:
seres
Rio
93%
120
15
103
105Va
91'/4
107
Jan-July
Jan-July
1951
7s
Banks
Adjustment
(Republic
Sinking fund
60
88%
-
102%
98%
105
103%
Stores
Corp—
6y2s convertible subofft
Savings
Hanover
'
Continental
(Germany)
Peru
High
65
v.-1'
88%
891/2
$96
103
$931/2
*';
97'/4
__
68
•
Jan. 1
: 40
102%
30
102
671/4
•
Bangs Since
No.
65J/2
105
9iV2
_June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
High
65
81
Jen-July
1978
May
8% Mar
Sold
99
100%
99
96%
6%s 1949
Maranhao stamped
(Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
10
Bonds
Friday's
99%
5
997/a
98%
4%s
A...
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65
June-Dec
1978
66
debs
6s
1970
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Assn
Raceway
Industries
1994
Jan
Jan
92
94%
-
89%
-
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Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1962
•
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Sale Price
June-Dec
3%s- 1970i—
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1974
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wi
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34
34%
Period
5%
*
20
Corp—
•
8% May
3% May
Aug
2% Aug
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6
96%
German
7
97
5,
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19% Mar
22 y2
27
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Jun
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115
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-
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;
95
120
66
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1986
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United
80
100%
73
92
170
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,
California
Southwestern
141%
98%
99%
111
;
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*
1985
N
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Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s
Apr
91 %
157
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__
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118
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16
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16
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.
106
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153
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100
277
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r
1983
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2% May
•
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series
5s
Oct
17
Dec
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__
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>
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1965—
1982
47/8s
221%
3s
1982
Jan
102
./
April-Oct
3s
Corp
1982
4%s series K
3%
BONDS
Steel
Chemoil
4%S
Apr
July
Low
Boston
H
49% Mar
3%
American Stock Exchange
• Amer
series
24,500
159
62%
54%
123
111
__
230
94%
May-Noa
1979
32%
23
2—-
1964
1976
F
33
2
1967
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series
$100
102;
1998—Jan-July
1978
3s
,
Jan
.
'
Alsco Inc
3%s series E
3%s series
,
Feb
14%
6s
—
Jan
Jan
,97%
24
91
74%
270
•
1984__June-Dec
;
Dec
30%
31
95
72%
__
Apr-Oct
1973
4%
28%
12%
Zale-Jewelry Co____
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum
D
20
25
Inc
Raceway
preferred
series
Co
1976;
3%s
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Yonkers
C
200
26%
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rets ord regular
preference
y
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
series
1,000
10
-
6%
27/eS
30%
900
debs
1973
28%
12%
«
Inc
B
37
.1
Industries Ltd:
Maehine—
series
30%
26'A
Co
Light 4Vfc%
A
27%
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series
3s
Dec
%
129
127% 128%
74
April-Oct
3%s
Gas
Edison
3'/aS
.
127%
Feb-Ocf
1976.
Power
61/8
V* Jan
$91%
April-Opt
debs
Water
California
Jan
4,700
115
142
128% 134
„
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July
2%
10
45
59%
58
139
132
-
Jan-July
1968
Power
7s
Co
subord
conv
Harbor
1963
3%s
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35»/2
28%
1
American dep
6%
12,600
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10c
Inc
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%
1%
*
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Woodall
5,700
13%
common.
&
5%s
to
V
—
71/4 May
5V2 Apr
Jan
98
,
>:
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1976—Jan-Julp
•
1971
3y8 Aug
500
3%
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4%
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14%
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Corp
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60
6
•
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1976_
2
4 J/4
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.
58
April-Oct
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1970
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wi
3s
American
Safe
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4%
3
1
(The)
Jan
44,000
6
3
10c
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Williams-McWilliams
Williams
4%
—
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10c
Wiebolt Stores Inc
Williamhouse
v
Dec
30'%
7,300
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10
,
Oil
River
60
5-
6
•
Stationery
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita
51'%
58
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Weyenberg shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
White Eagle International Inc
Stag
301/4
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6%
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Ltd—
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mortgage
Rapid
6% May
18%
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1st
Service
Ltd—
Invest
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30%
99%
133
America—
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3%s
1% Mar
119%
92
100%
l
71/4
108
139
-
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of
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Dec
5%
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1
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-
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1
Jan
119
116
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1st
4% May
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600
100
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Western
~3%
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pfd
4
3%
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Uranium Inc
Western
Western
93
95%
Ohio
161/4 May
Jan
3%
25o
Development
4%
=
Corp
conv
Occidental
8% May
1% Jan
2,000
IJ/2
Westbury Fashions Inc
Western
6%
6
__
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.
61/2%
!
4
Electric
5 %s
Feb
200
Jan-July
1963
6%s due 1953 extended
Jan
2%
Inc
4.40%
10%
85
1%
Ltd
Products
Jan
Nov
67
66
~6%
4
66
1970
June-Dec
5%s
subord
Theatres
1974
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8% Mar
Jan
16,200
6%
4%
~3%
1
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Canadian Oil St Gas
West
3%
6%
4s
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5s
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90
42 V*
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Jan
10%
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31
•
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1974
6s
32
„
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debs
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Low
National Research Corp—
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Oct
&
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Oct
6%
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Company Inc
Manufacturing
Wentworth
West
debs
Power Realization Tr
Italian
16%
10c
•
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Inc common;
preference
May-Nov
—
Apr-Oct
subord
International
conv
1,100
16
10
Knapp
1993
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Apr
..
17,600
9%
25 J/4
100
common
1993
B
1981
Development
11,700
10 %
•
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series A
series
6s
No.
High
^
4s
5%s
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Sold
Division—
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Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972—„
22% May
10%
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Friday's
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4s
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Guantanamo
7s
Apr
Nov
5%
*
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of
mortgage'
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.
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or
Sale Price
Registered
NOV
800
25%
37%
>
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9,200
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7%
7%
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•
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4
12%
•
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7%
s 7%
:
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(The)
1st
General
401/4 Aug
17% Feb
7%
12
& Rubber—,
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Norman
Jan
17,200
350
9%
;
16 J/2
Oct
11,500
40
37
11,%
10
U%
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Venture
•
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mortgage
14% May
Jan
64,000
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"
Capital Corp of America
Victor Paint Co
I
Vanderbilt Tire
1st
Jan
v
—*
—5
—,—1
Corp
'
13% Mar
..
&
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5%
*
5,300
-
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4%
14,500
.
8%
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31%
10,200
8%
.
2,100
•*.
10%
52%
;
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25c
8
9%
46%
10
Interest
Exchange
Low
5% May
5% July
7 J/4 Dec
400
American Stock
High
Oct
3
3,500
•
52 %
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Universal
Low
.6
10
Inc
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
x3%
3'/a
Corp cl A com_10c
Container
Universal
Low
1 Par
.
,
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended December 8)
Sales
Friday
American Stock Exchange
;
.
by maturity.
-? Friday's bi<i and ask prices; no
• Bonds
selling flat.
.
'
•
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
securities assumed by such companies.
~
•
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/■'-
saies
being transacted during
.
current week,
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„~
...
'
.
.
Volume
Number 6115
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2581)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
0
.
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
American
Motors
American
Tel
»
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American
An'aconda
Edison
6c
Calumet
Cities
—50
Eastern
6%
.
St
Ry, Co—
1st .preferred
cumulative adjust
5-Vo
.
Mass
Ford
Motor
1
'
New
Island
Creek
Kennecott
I-Zs
Dec
-
.
Jan
■
105
,
91
21%
7/.;
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United Air
22% May
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343
29%
Jan
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2
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*
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39%
50
—10
;
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375/b
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—
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•
»
29%:
4
53
50%
1,415
34 y8
■
■
1,496
69%
536
97/a
383
9%
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38 y
37%
Allen
Electric
40
Nov
Budd Company
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corp
1
Dec
Nov
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61%
;
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Dec
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29 y8 Aug
76
Mar
V
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14
Friday
-
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1
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46%
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20
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•
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U
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6c
23%
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23'A
80
80
38%
30%
31%
97V4
937/8
98
—
29%
29%
5
Unlisted
Jan
.
1,405
148
Jan
114%,
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8%
Jan
41%
34%
10iy4
Aluminum
663/4
__
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10
Ltd
Aluminum
Co
66%
19%
26Vb
of
America
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Airlines
1
20%
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Jan
19
Oct
69%
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145
12.50
47y8
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43%
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__—
47y8
1
47'%
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•
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133% 136% »*-:•=
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448
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21'A
50
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26
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81
110% 110%
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15
\> 74
73% •74%.V-;.-.V-i 159
—
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27%
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;
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110%
i
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25%
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Brunswick
Corp_i„
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,
67%
48
49
53%
23y2
24y8
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—-•
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Chesapeake &
Chrysler
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5
—
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'-
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•'
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55
54V2
55%
49
47%
59%
198
53y8
53'/b
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61
—:
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;
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Eastman
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—
28%
■
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—
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16
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74'/8
28%-..19
75%
...
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66%
2,097
67%
Nov
90
26
•
26l/8
39y8
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Jan
•
57
•
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V
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26%
5
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•
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136
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58 y4
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—
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Sperry Rand
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—t
-
—-
i
55'A
Jun
60
Aug
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Jan
74%
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5%
72%
74
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86Y8
Apr
52%
61
44'A
Jan
57%
30
26%
Jun
34% Mar
80
61%
Jan
27%
108
25%
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797/8
Sep
27%
76
90%
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50
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58
30
;
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33%
52
52
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22%
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37%.
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12%
25%
112
13
14y4
2,041
11%
11%
100
13%
Oct
Feb
26%
Sep
8% July
14 %
Dec
21%
Jan
3%
3%
210
2%
Apr
55
8%
600
13%
-
4%
6%
May
58
Apr
Oct
14% May
r
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only
Week'*
Sales
Range
,.
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„
73
300
20
2,900
17%
19J/4
2,305 ^
7y4
7%
1,000
31 %
317/«
200
16%
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317/8
10V2
11
825
9%
Sep
15 Va
Apr
53%
53%
400
53%
Nov
57%
Nov
19y2
20'%
10,300
26
27 Vb
1,900
26
Dec
38% July
58
60
1,300
57
Nov
81% Mar
21%
20
21%
2,000
19%
Oct
47%
46Y8
48
2,300
34%
Jan
44
437/a
45
1,620
39%
Oct
49% Mar
80
80%
300
75%
Nov
89 Va
Sep
25%
257/8
300
20%
Jan
28 y4
Nov
37V4
39%
5,400
36%
Nov
62 y2
Apr
200
7%
-
L_
__
19%
*
26
38%
1
54% Jan
75
6% Oct
Jun
19%
,
Nov
14
-
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29% May
•
,
27
•
487/a
39%
36 Ya
Nov
39 Vb
16%
17 y4
16,000.
16%
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21%
Apr
16'/4
16%
1,000
12%
Jan
17
Nov
32y8
323/»
700
27%
136%
3.700
'
110
53%
3,600
900
136%
Dec
Jan
110%
Nov
41 %
500
21 Ya
50%
Jan
65%
20s/8
—
34% Mar
103%
400
54%
49%
—.
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Jan
62%
Sep
20% Nov
21Ya
Dec
44
Jan
64Ya May
25 Ya Apr
Jan
44 y2
Jan
22%
22%
23%
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13%
39%
40
820
35y4
73%
74
1,800
68%
Jan
—
47
50
500
38
Jan
Apr
79% Aug
53% July
—
26
27%
2.4O0
21%
Jan
28%
26Yi
27%
2,500
21%
Jan
29
1,100
9%
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10%
5
1
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—
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27%
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4
10»/8
10»/4
23
20 3/4
23
23
Jan
597/a May
Sep
13% Jan
45Ye Mar
27Va
Aug
19
Aug
56%
54Ya
56%
600
44%
Aroerica_2.50
29%
29ya
30
1,400
27%
25%
Corporation
".
13
28'/4
29
650
22% Aug
4
200
3% Jan
17% Jan
50c
Belden
Mfg Co
Gossett Co
10
59%
Nov
Benguet
39
Jun
Bethlehem Steel
6
65% May
Binks
Sep
881/b
31l/a Nov,.
331/2
,,
' ' 317/8 July
22
.
Jan
54%
Feb
75
36%
41
Oct
90 ...
197., ;
Nov
Dec
Oct
,
i,
34% May
,
Howell
2
Co
•
Corp
5
Consolidated
Borg-Warner
Brach
&
21%
21V2
(E
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5
5
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J)
Nov
Feb
Company
Burlington Industries
50V8
Dec
•
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie
v*.*
•
i;:»r5
21'/8
1,200
3,700
Jan
32
Feb
Apr
5% May
25
Aug
17
17%
14%
Feb
19 Vb
52%
53
275
47
Nov
69Yb May
61%
—
64%
400
58
Jun
72
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9,900
23
48
49
700
31V*
—
1,000
42%
22 y2
48%
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41%
32
500
47 »/446
.
66%"" 66%
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Budd
34% May
17%
__
P2
Corp
45
.
(Un)
Corp
Sons
Brunswick
94 ya
:
38% Jen—
20ya Jan
Inc
Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co
Boeing Airplane
Booth Fisheries Corp
64V2 May
72JA
,.61
4
1
Jan
Jan
''
300
Bendix
136
87
15%
Bell
49%
96
50%,,..
233/e ,1
14%
Bell
543/a
'. .11
3,100
Feb
113
,
26%
•
Co
25%
13
(Un)
Oct
Nov
Jan
3
of
Jun
17
800
10
Co
Dec
130
Nov
40
Products
&
Nov
391/,
10
&
non-cum
&
May
2.50
60%
95JA
Dec
16%
50
203A May
•
May
1.25
Bearings Inc
30% May
Apr
24 y2
17 y4 Jan
10% Jan
„
167/8
107
Apr
■/
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18%
-
107%
25
Low
High
-
72 *
17%
12.50
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Nov
17
.
Sep
Apr
5
Feb
50
220
8%
Dec
Apr
2Y2 Mar
Dec
55
Nov
27 3A
1% July
8% Jan
7
46y2 July
31V2 Sep
95
•
.
28Vz
31 Yb
142%
16Vb July
427/8
12
58
52
3
12%
25%
13
567/b
44
v
Sep
31 %
134% 136%
-r-15
12%
-134
Corp (Un)
Co (111)
Oil
Avco
-—5
-
441
136%
Refining common
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
•,
30%
.
2%
3
5
Steel
Armour
417/e May
„
52V4
-
2%
33%
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Automatic
28%
Oct
1
Co
Sep
26 V2 May
Oct
>-1.40
Tel
47
,
49
1; 37%
Schenlev
(Un)
Company (Un)
Jan
St Regis
Dec
32%
I
Corp
36Va
,
26
1,160
ill
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Feb
200
1.75
Corp
265
—
(111)
Foundries
&
Anaconda
45V4
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1,344
35%
6%
547
1.66%
Apache
43%
2.50
Tobacco
Dutch'
27%
34%
26
1
Dec
43%
10
;
26
r
'
1
Foundry
Apr
Athey
*
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350
3
10
Corp
Dec
Atlantic
5
of
Steel
&
57Yb
Dec
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Corn
Republic
Reynolds
Royal
——i
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Products
Viscose
Jan
•
Pepsi-Cola
427
54
3
1
Motors
American
Nov
59%
11%
1
American^Rad & Stano San
42 %
—
Feb
12.50
Co
American
Nov
31 %
—
l3%
•
(Un)
Machine
Jan
—1
Jan
25c
Metal Climax
Oct
1
Aviation
11
200
53
1
(Un)
Co
American
30%
5„
—
'
11%
10
American
25>A
136
11%
Apr
8
Home
174
5
—
2%
1
Investment Co
224
5
L.
—
Apr
May
10
:
(Un)
Bastian-Blessing
National
National
Oct
2%
2
5
Cyanamid
59
70%
4
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1,240
50c
American-Can
Oct
42 %
72%
200
2
2%
Par
Electronics
Airlines
29'A
30%
3%
2
Last
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of .America
39%
„
3%
_i
Chalmers Mfg
27%
*
Nov
10'/2 May
2
1
-
Chemical
39%
2
——
Dec
.34 »/2
7% Sep
3% Dec
1
Brass
Allied
28
—*
;
Ward
26%
Jan
120
1
;
Alleghany Corp
5
;
j.
Jan
28 y4
3 %
10
Co
Ross
1
—1
•
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17 y4
863
9
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1
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Steel
American
Jan
58'A
74%
•
285
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&
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34%
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American Tobacco
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34%
•
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&
Nov
12 % Mar
2
Distributors
Feb
Jan
Jan
.
Dec
6
Dec
1
Nov
•
-
Feb
20'/8
57
Feb
7%
10
Dec
*
Feb
32%
lYe
176
1
Co
45>A
Nov
345/8
64
945
Dec
30% Aug
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&
59%
607/8 May
100
Jan
7%
1
Champagne
115%
Jan
24l/8
Jan
5%
10
Laboratories
Advance
119% Mar
-Oct
-40Y8
•
30
25
41
25
8Vb
307
57'%
43V2
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3
r
,
-
80J/2
54%
40%
4%
Sale Priee
Apr
853/» Sep
"
Jan
633/8
19%
5,919
7%
4
•
•
',20
Nov
25
3.339
.
20% May
116%
'
Abbott
American
Sep
,
26%
57
1
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American
Jan
188
176
..
25%
55
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Tool
*. 21% Mar
!
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204
21Vu
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—
—
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"
56%
5
-
i
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General
1.25
1
;
Dynamics
Jan
_l
1
Shirt
Nov
.
.
Jan
257/a
Jan
25%
Friday
58y8 May
Apr
Jan
14%
64%
57
STOCKS
Sep
98%
48%
898
1,304
Midwest Stock Exchange
Jan
57%
70%
62 Yb Jan
18%
114
A compilation of the
round-lot transactions
Nov
*■
«
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455
116%
18%
114
1.66%
Breweries
Upjohn Company
Vinco Corporation
Nov
61V2
1853A
,
t
120
.
Co
65%
18%
5
Corp
Chemical Corp
&
«5%
_l
i
Manufaturing Co
United
Mar
Dec
22% Jun
.70
10934 110'A
20
Corp
Co
Trailer
Superior
Sep
75
Jan
15
102
237y4 240y2
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1093A
56%
23 V*
59
Dec
9% Mar
Dec
Admiral
31%
172 '
'
Apr
84
Aug
Mfg Co
Studebaker-Packard
Acme
-24%
Jan*'•->
" 46 'A May
16 •' Jan
-
14%
84
11%
84
34 y4
Scotten Dillon Co
Apr
49%
50
-.27%
—3
-
34
Oct
11
Apr
Soss
Nov
38
296
56%
'
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33
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54%
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4
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Jan
10 0
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27% Aug.;
49%
17
50
^25
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38%
L_25
;
—
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Corn
38%
—
38%
34%
common
19Va Aug
•
'
•
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1.717
2,171
34%
79Y»-Aug
"
•-
43%
-
Nov
48%
2y2
28% May
39% July
37%'Jan
140 "
Jan
39%
47%
9%
Nov
111 %
Jan-;-.
13
.
121
503
-
Jan
17V8
Jan
12
Jan
27y4 Apr
63% May
Jan
' •-13%
118
50%
50%
^
1
r
35
Sep
97%
Oct
27%
6
21% Mar
22
100
1,428
200
Stores
49% Mar
44'A 'Jan
443
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■'./."i.t:"
'
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-26%
42%
.
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i,;-
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■
Bethlehem ; Steel_i_i—:-——_—i_8
487/a
*.
Oct •<r-
Feb
17Y2
-
13%
39%
Jun
103 % "Jan" 136%
'
Feb
13%
Mai-
27
Jan
39%
140
Apr
20% July
2ya May
Apr
79
Oct
-120
17%
90c
Apr
8V4
'
37 Y4
Nov
38
'
Nov
19%
45
-44%:';<:\
17
"
57
2,320
21%
Oct
29% May
26%"Dec
95
21 Vb
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& Tel
120
OO'/a
20
Tel
\ American
27'%
57
21 Vb
Motors
American
26Vb
57
1
1%
Sep
3%
13% Jan
9%
Davis
Rudy
Jan
.
44%
152
1
;
—
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•
Mar
33y8 Mar
•
-
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,
*
:
15
2,200
535
1%
10
Refineries
Rickel
Nov
Jan-
7
16%
1
High
9%
Corp
Parke
Apr
85
r
Low
.J
Dec
Nov-'
Range Slnee Jan.
2,627
*
Wines
Masco
Feb
27
Share*
"
Nov
Oct
'
Stores
Allis-Chalmers
Dec
J 63% Feb-;',
fer Week
6%
25
Foundry Corp
Stamping , Co
Leonard
Dec
Jan
26%
69%
Jan.?
13%
Motors
LaSalle
-'.Mar
2iy0
Oct
733/4 Mar
50
Nov
Apr-,
39%
47%.Mar
Nov
20
27%
449
93%
$8,000
17%
16%
5
Lansing
Nov
76
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.
54
>
22Ya
1,943
.
-
,49%
Jan
90% May
.'"55%
1
Lakes
Lakey
Mar
,
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;
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18'A
130
41'A
30%
Jan
7'/2 Mar
503
80
41Va
*
Card
20
97%
275
.
23>/2
1
79
306
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—
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6y4.
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5
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113% 114%
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46%.,>^ 4
50
80 :10
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common
Chemicals
Picher—
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15% July
46%
4
—
50
6%
„„
(S S)
Co_
Kysor Heater Co
High
.
37% .18Wiyu 2,7.%,. Januou i/39% Aug
255
Nov
67%
High
16%
1
Klng-Seeley Thermos Co
52Va
37%
36
;
>
Oct
W««k'i
Range
1
Mfg
Kresge
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
50'/2
Nov;
38% Nov
Co—
International
-
73
65 %
75%
92
268
Co—r
Steel
Great
Shares
17
,..'36%.
50'%
C
Cincinnati
17
37
.
1
Products
Drug
Motor
General
High
144 JA May
54
Aug
35% Mar
170
ef Prices
16%
Detroit Edison
Jan
for Week
of Prices
__
*
common
common——
Sales
Low
Par
•
——1
Ealcrank
:
•
Week's
Range
Sale Price
,
V
.
•
Last
V:... 331
Exchange
Mar
49 Ya
i
: Cincinnati Stock Exchange
STOCKS
»•' 59Y8 Aug
Feb
Power
Fruehauf
-
39%
12
69% '
Low
—1
Paper
Cunningham
Detroit
•
Oct
316% Jan
'•"' ..5
„
Milner &
Crowley
Ford
''V :;V
«9
Last
———
Metal
65%
Dec
373/4
89'/.
,
41%
39 Y<
47%
35
'
82%
Friday
Supermarkets
Brown-McLaren
44
Dec
1,943
9%
-
C.J.
-.
Par
Jun
74
543A Jan
•>
80%
36'-
—_-_1993
Mar
59y2
•
Jan
950
24Ys
64%
,40%
_
Sale Priee
3%
,
Jan
17'A
61%
233/a
61%
38 y«
Mar
••
Jan
37 Yb
.
,
STOCKS
fi- 18% Dec
r
Jan
10
80 y*
Detroit Stock
51% Aug
Jan
239..
..
60
■
69%
'
400
69 3/4
66%
•
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Corp
—'
"^2.- r
;•
com.
Jan
44
49%
■
•
Machinery Corp
43 y2
'
53%
69 V*
64 3A
.
?89%
Cincinnati Transit 4»/a«-
Apr
74
Dec
53 %
,
43%
-v-i v.:
Fruit Co_!
13/a
f ,„.
Feb
-
11'%" Jan
10
.
56%
12% Sep,
28% Jun
BONDS
Nov
;
57 Va
Nov
43%
J,r Z'iv /l
;
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Company
United
United
1
■
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'
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25% Feb
(F W)_»_
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*
56%
—2%
—>
Jan
27%
28
.
ll/2 July
69 y2 Nov
21;
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40
961
,
6% July
27%
93% May
.
Oct
121
27%
Feb
303/a May
:
.
Jan
Apr
50 y4
59 y8
Dec
Sep
11Y4
Dec
'•
20
22
213/4
55%
Jan
52 V«
11
Dec
57
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2
69%
5
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22 Ye
752
26%
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27
:
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RR
310
■
30
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Sep
40%
11%
—1
Dec ;
170
Nov
443A
40
129% 128%
42%
42 Y4
_
Union
Dec
80%
;
'
10
671
54%
16%
.Woolworth
.117% Dec
60% May
Jan !
53 y2
22 Vb
—20
Jan
75Ya
^
875/a
980
Nov
50%
J
>
Shoe
Westinghouse Electric
Apr
18% May
Jan
125
57
~
—4
Jan
63 3/4
2,549
90
50%
Corp—___>
States
Western
48
July
49 Va.
529
<
293/8
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10 y2
682
80 Ya
160% 170
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80 Vb
corn-
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1
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Jan
50 y8
1
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v
75%
54%
Carbide,,
58% May
14
75%
'
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Copper Corp.—
(N H)
;
Mathieson Chemical
Union
Jun
Sep- 4
Jan
-
53 y4
54%
—12%
.13%
354
40
48%
50%
ZZUo
Texaco
,: 89
,
Low
82%
Dec
65 V Mar
Nov
14%
Dec
,
65% May
'?,.
.
,
1143/4 117%
•
1
RR
136
Jan
31
733/8
77%
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co—
;01in
•/"
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Lone Star Cement Corp__
Northern
44 V
67
100
35—
13%
*'V.
wi
«fc" Hartford
444
493
50 T
_100
•Loew.'s. Boston' Theatres———L—_
NH
50 %
Range Since Jan.
High
82%
—1—25
Oil
{Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray Oil
,y.r,
•New
NY
Jan
91
49
•
Co
4,902
17%
Co——__,
Coal
Standard
53%
__10
—
common
Standard
21% Mar
,
Shares
~
34 Vb May
Nov
52%
Ji-
Co—
(N J)
Oct
16%
48%
AJ. -100.
CO;
Electric
Gillette
Oil
24
102 y8
17%
First National? 6tores: Inc_>_;
Genei-al
(Ind)
75
' ;;
a,
class
cum
Oil
4,056
10
com.._.
Standard
27%
3i,
3i
4.16 :«-r 16%.
Low
•
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.-—5
„——.
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Brands
High
87%
■
87%
5
.
Low
133% 136
4K.
25
Co__;
Range
'
-100
Hecla Inc—
&
Service
High
Standard
for Week
at Price*
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
16%
136
RR—
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
,y,
17
33 %
Co_
Providence
Shares
Sales
Range
Sale Price
27%
1 66%
.——
Company—:-.
Boston
Boston
Copper
Corp—;
Tel
&
Low
Week's
Last
for Week
Sale Price
,
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Last
,
(Range for Week Ended December 8)
Exchange
Friday
,
STOCKS
37
,
50%
.
5
Oct
Jan
Jan
1%
Jun
89% July
49%
Apr
22
Nov
25 Va
36%
Jan
1%
350
24% Mar
Feb
56%
Sep
32
Aug
47%
looa
>47%
Sep
1,150
35%
34%
Jam
7©
Jan,
71%
Nov
53%
4,800
44
Jan
74 y4 Mar
13%
14%
Oct
17y«
Jan
23%
24
1,800
16%
Jan
24%
Nov
5
39 %
37%
39%
1,700
27%
Jan
39%
Dec
12.50
24V*
24
24>/4
350
23
Mar
27%
Jun
(Un)
Corp
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38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2582)
.
.
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended December 8)
Last
Low
Par
Calumet
'
Carrier
Pacific
Corp
Caterpillar
Celanese
of America
south
&
Certain-teed
& Ref
convertible
$3
common.
'•
Cincinnati
Cities
Co
Columbia
Jan
31%
Jun
Jan
65
Aug
Monsanto
Oct
32%
Jan
Natural
Consol
54
55%
2,200
54
Dec
6734
Jan
Motorola
16%
700
13%
Jan
18%
Feb
Mount
20%-
21'%
700
14%
Jan
26 % Oct
Jan
37%
Jan
26%
Oct
29%
•_
3°0
2iy8
J
to
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52y«
Jan-
48%
800
94%
94%
Dec
25%
Jan
% Sep;
79%
67%
5
Dec
55 %
Nov
Jan
52
175
/
„
Apr
44%
.46%
1,600
15%
Dec
83%
31
100
59%
•23'A
46'% July
200
/'
*
Co
76%
27
.
Aug
Jan
51%
1,550
/
116'/a 1161/a
60 y8
*
Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un)
6%
-1
—5
14
200
Apr
24
11%
-
1,000
Co
Dutch Petroleum
Nov
2%
4,000
3%
14%
Nov
Aug
103
19'/2
-
24%
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
St
5,000
35%,;
35 > •-/
;/■: i,800
18% ,
2,000
600
(Un)
26%
—2
.
.
.
Inc
Motors
Tele
3%
Aug
3 2'A •
1
Aug
Jan,
; 8
.45
42
Sep
54
-
59%
-
2.50
Nov
13'/2
17
400
,
58%
:
30%
Royal
> 2,300
.
58%
~
1.66%
Portland Cement—1_—
:
1
uen
3%
14%
:
Corp
General Mills
General
1
Finance—
Contract
General
General
12"
Nov
52/
;
Dec
57'A
(Un)___
15%
10'% May
'
"
General
51%
Oct',,
'
18%
50%
^
...
Reynolds Metals Co
71/4 July
.
Dec
25 % Mar
-
aoo
57%
5
Dec
Jan
12%
Inc
111.;'
.....
53%
—
117%
July
8%
Raytheon Company
Jan
12
.
Nov
56*%
,;39% :Dec
300
.
•491/4
,-l*.
Republic- Steel' Corp. tUn)
Rexall Drug & Chem
10
33%
o
Revlon
20
—122
.
55%
Co.—/
of America (Un)._
Feb
975
Jan
.
15'.2 Sep..
36 'A Mar
...1,600
49 %
Oats
Nov
1,100
Dec
Mar
37'%
Jan I /
32.-
.
..
.
*
Nov
13%
27%
.
600
33y3C
Indiana
of
63
26%
.
July
.5,000. -f,'/34%.May,'
i..-:/32% Mar
...
,
.
•17%
__1
Co
..
34
34%
com...*
Gamble
&
Service
50%
13'%
50
300
42%..
40%
5
Nov
251%
25%
46
46 'A
40 y»
300
40%
(Un)..:
71
71/4 Aug
Oct
341/2 May
30V'8 -Jan*
1,500.
...
....
39%
(Un).
Inc
Jan
35
22... Mai'r
...•
.
...
42%
5
new
Jan
34
60'/a
8
200
I.
39%
(The)
Co
Potter
Radio C01T
601/2
>:
200
/5
(Un)
Jan
451/2
Nov
7,400
5
Pure Oil Co. *Uis>:
48 '/4
Aug
64%
48
331/2C
Apr
32% May
62% Nov
Dec
17
39% July.
...
,_6.25
(CJ11)
Co
30%
400
61
14% May
12.50
3
Coke
&
&
119 %
70-
45% July
42% Apr
2,300
...
16%
J.7.50
Co
(Charles)
Oct
661/4
56%.
.50
Oct
■
37%
.1
Sep
i
37%
54%
:
24%
8V4
100.;
42%
.16 /
Airways (Uh)_Z
98%
16 7
46%
16%
,
Nov
> Apr
200
43%
42
,_/!
Corp..
Sep
94%
'
Sep
..
1,361
46%
__3;33
65%
3%. Dec
"
41%
\
30% May
1,000/.
...
17 *
-
Jan
.
Nov
142
Jan/
25%
80
2'A Mar
10'A May
-54% May,
467
.
...
...
15
Co.—
21'%
Sep
94%
5 *
..
»*:.
62%
>1,500-.
.
Pictures
5,300
..
'/.>>% Jan
.
7'A Nov
.
/,;/ 200
64 /,.
—__5;
/___—_.
261A
15%
4
»
200-
.
--
-
,
Gas
1,700
7%
/ 8%
-10
j.—
Co—
Chemical
1,000
12 34
'A Mar
1,700
-
'
63
10
___.
241/2
83
981/2 May
1% Uec
..
.
27%
59
90%
■-
'
5
110'A
15 'A
5
i
.
34% Mar
:
,
'
7%
41%
_*
Co
Peabody Coal Co common/./
Jan
25%
Serv Co
Public
Pennsylvania RR
Feb
/
.
Aug
58
Jun
Sep
350
-;
..
63
5
Co
Gas
World
Amer
Jan
23'A
94%:
■„:
____1L
Packaging Corp of America.
43%
65 ',%>-.
12%
—1
Nov
12% Mar
y:-
Nov
Mar
62% May
67% Nov
Sep
26 %
.
59
lv
Ry
Natural
Owens-Illinois
23%
2
Inc
Corporation—
•
Gas
Power
Olin-MaLiiieson
900
83
5
Jun
38;
/:
Jan
25%
70-
1,210
»
1
135% 135%.
27% ;
^
Nov
11%
OuO
■
135%
rOliio Oil Co *
74%
'
7%
7%
___5
;
Co
Nov
38%
_1
Co
Edison
15
109
*
.
Fruehauf
Ohio
157
——_5
Co__
Foremost
Nov
Jan
100
44 %
-
200
%
%
-__//'_/__^^l
(Un)
(Un)_//__
47%
-
%
5
Bancorporation__L_/
Manufacturing Co.
Oak
900
fc,—1-:
(un)—
Illinois
(Minnesota)
Feb
48
Jan
35
Nov
4
29 %
Corp—
—
Ruober
&
Wisconsin Bankshares..
First
Jan
55-Jan
.
;•
81%
Northwest
29%
5
(Un)
843
Illinois
-7%
900
9on
...
236% 240
—___—1
Corp
Jan
21% July
v
81%
RR____—
Indiana
Natural
•
3
j.
18%"
Northern
51'A
_5
,—_2
Watch
National
Emerson
Apr,
89*2 Mar
42'A
4'A Nov
3,920
61
Northern
v
24'%
:—_——__3
Gas
Nov
19'A
-
21%, Jan
2,340
-
17
Oct
50%
32
18%
Oct
'A:
—10
(Un)_____.
/'»- 41%
Jan
290
■
52%
59
50%
-
50%
1
30
29
74%
-I ~
Inc
Co
-<
>
227s May
51
5
(Un)
Nemours
Lines
Kodak
Paso
Elgin
de
I)
Air
Eastern
Eastman
34%
900
-
,
'
6
Corp
Jan
Oct
American
2
651/2
29
5
.
5%
Aviation
45
North
>
.
Corp
Co
:
30%
(Un>/_—__/
Central
20 % May
-1,400
•
22
/
51%
(Un)—_—20
——1
Co
5
Co
National
__
common—.1
Co
Mfg
Northern
1,300
40'%
16
York
&
Dec
May
Parke-Davis
Manufacturing
Dodge
New
Co
Tile
591/8
60
38%
16'A
1
—
National Xead
National
Nov
rjl
20%
i '
—1
(Un)——
58% May
307« May
54%
'
12.50
(Un)
Amer
'
1
Publishing
Steel
35%
.
Jan
1934 Mar
'
Cash Register
(Un)./
5
Distillers & Cliem (Un)___^5
Northern
53%
591%
60
.1
——
Curtiss-Wright Corp
J i
5
Co
34
•
1,200
50 3i
Gypsum Co
Nov
70%
America
Oi
Products
39
30%
National
51% Mar
'(u0-
48-*-
46 3 e
National
13 3 i
900
■
Corn
73%
37vb
•
National
94
'
Controls
Jan >v
70'%, Jan- ,','•
Sep
Jan
200
69
(Del)__;
11 Vs»
1,200
Nov
Feb
,
.
Continental
2,100-
141/a
72%
5
10'%
62'/4
463%
/
_1
—I—5
—
/
Corp
4,100
491/2
62
Naehman
Oct
14%
48'%
48%
621/4
______5 '->■ 69
Co_.—
Corp
14%
14% :
72%
—:1
•
10
preferred."./.
2,000
28%
b4
Insurance
Jan
57%
11'i/4 Mar
*
.
(The)
convertible
41% Feb
VB
28'%
28%
Vernon
50c
1,300
24%
Motors
31V4
.—...1
(Un)
!.
920
2 4%
Continental
-
—
Inc
84
.
59'%
55
.
37%
53 %
:
Jan
Jan
24 >%
50
12%
Chemical
49% Mar
-
300
4
1
America—,—
5
Co
...i.—___—10
Can
_
471/2
'83 %
Continental
37 %
38'%
4oi/4
'/it
91'4
10
37%
i
'
8% Mar -
300 /
9 V'4
9
50%
Corp of
Continental
500
2« 3
Co______——0
Power
Container
29%
?«'%
'
Consumers
•
25%
46%
.
Dec
Feb
:*■
-
1
Gas
Oct
15%
Montgomery Ward & Co—
16 y*
(Un)
11
900,
>..100
Feb
17
150
16%
6
22
Corp—.•
System
Co.
8"%
6 Vb July
1,800
11%
15-'/2
Co
53
91V*
;
Iron
&
Gas
Chemical
21%
•
' /
5
10
Commonwealth Edison com—___ _12V2
Consolidated Foods (Un)———1.33 »/3
Fuel
Colorado
Manufacturing
54
-5
Golgate-Palmolive
Modine
Monroe
21%
27%
xl
mc
Dec
7'/b
6%
'
High
Low
~10
Fuel..
Nov
Range Since Jan; 1
Shares
High
11%
J
(Un)—;
76%
Jan
—100
..
River
7
4
Co.
Mfg
600
——*
com
Mississippi
&
300
53%
preferred
Coleman
30%
Brewing
Mill
48%
Aug
200
/
77
-
for Week
.1
—
440
26%
Corp
Products
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
4'4%
37%
"
.
City
Minnesota
t
-
Utilities.:
",4
____10
—2
Co__—
Minneapolis
Aug
Dec
Jan
South
22'%
8.50
& Electric——:
Gas
Nov
40%
<
430
45 '/a
25%
A preferred
Service
38%
37 V's
221%
800
OX
Northwestern Ry com——*
series
Middle
Low
——
Products-.
Food
22'%
26%
100 ->
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry
*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp-//————4,^»--25 is
5-fa
48% May
-
Pac_———*
&
Jan
200.
preferred——
Paul
St
Milw
Chic
33%
38%
-
Corp ■;—
Chicago &
Mickelberry's
341/4
77-
1
.1
2——_1>.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)x—■——25
Chemetron
39'/a
Inc—____
Meyer Blanke Co—
2% May
26% May
371/a
44
Brick
Metropolitan
Feb
Jan
34%
2.50
Corp—
Corp
Champlin Oil
-
West
Jun
1A
21%
400/:
12
»no
200
...
1-V
24%
39%
__10
*
(Un)_i.—* *
common
21%
Jan
14
1.600
Par
High
Low
161/8
.1,
24%-
25
—2
(Un)_
Tractor————
Corp
Central
30c
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
k Sales .>••
Week's;
Range"
of Prices
'
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
15 ¥4
5
Inc
Hecla
&
Canadian
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range v\v
of Prices
Sale Price
/Friday /
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
!, T O C K S
29%
Jan
43%
Nov
92'A
Nov
20%
ADr
552
1,200
100
850
2,300
,..
_66% May
12
~
Jan
...12% Oct
v
-:
88% ;Jun," ;.j-
-
-
18 % Mar-.
■
114% May
.1
82%s.NoV
Volume
194
Number
6115
The Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
(2583)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively
(Range for Week Ended December 8)
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
dually traded on
other Exchanges.
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American
Cement
Black
Mammoth
Bolsa
Chica
Oil
Gas
California
Castle
&
34'/a
Inc
27c
24c
28c
5%
5'/a
6
Inc
Emporium
(Un)
Corp__
Co
Ltd
class
A
Good
Humor
Holly
Oil
Idaho
Maryland
6 %
2,000
22 %
47
18
Jan
26
Oct
Dec
Mar
Jun
Feb
May
3,400
34
Jan
55c
63c
5,900
32c
Jan
90c
Apr
11%
12%
4,300
Jan
18%
Jun
1.60
1.60
1.70
8%
6,700
10,500
53
2.00 Mar
65c
■-
2.05
2.35
1,500
1.90
Jan
1.60
1.50
1.60
50.600
1.40
Nov
25c
25c
29c
31,100
3%
4%
24,300
50c
4%
10
89
85
90
22c
;
48%
Nov
Home
Natco
J
M &
M
Oil
Co
(Un)
10c
Matson
Navigation Co
(Un)
McBryde Sugar Co (Un)
3.50
61c
Meier
Frank
&
Merchants
Monolith
Nordon
Portland
Oil
5.75
Jan
Jan
93
Oil
Invest
Pepsi-Cola
Bottlers
Southern
Cal
15%
16%
17%
Jan
2 90
Jan
2.20
10
58c
Gas
Co
pfd
1.10
27
80,700
3,800
1
1.05
31%
600
27
60
2.2 j
4,l0d
1.50
Jan
2.95
1
6%
6%
67ii
4,600
5%
Oct
8%
13%
13%
14%
8,800
-H'%
Apr
15%
17
17%
25c
series A
1.75
30%
29
6-,.900
3%
4
6,800
common
Industrial
Warrants
42'/2c
8%
Jan
13%
31%
32%
227
25%
Jan
34
Nov
'J
44'%
44%
50
37%
Jan
48
Nov
47
49%
28%
28%
1,195
43%
•
43%
25
5
-
17%
1
2%
%
Corp
8.50
4 %
1
;
common
...
pfd series A____!
Victor Equipment Co common
conv
Sep
Jun
5/%
63%
Corp
Bolt Corp of America
Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse
Elec
1
Williston
6:! 8
Life
J_
___
Jan
32
17V
31%
Apr
91
4
18
1,800
Aug
18'%
011
Steel
2%
Dec
5
Stores
%
3,400
%
Nov
1'%
3,100
3%
Nov
4'%
Date
Dec
Delaware
Power
Duquesne
Jan
21c
12c
14c
19,000
Week's
Range
Rails
ties
Bond9
85.78
84.49
4_
134.77
248.99
91.70
78.56
81.91
Total
731.22
146.60
135.00
249.63
91.68
78.78
81.61
85.68
84.44
5.
731.31
145.85
134.67
249.24
91.68
78.71
81.31
85.76
84.37
Dec.
6_
730. C9
145.41
134.37
248.73
91.67
78.60
81.01
85.58
84.22
Dec.
7—__.
726.45
144.77
133.59
247.47
91.75
78.57
81.00
85.46
74.20
——
—
Averages are
Utilities, 7.53; 65
compiled
stocks,
daily
by
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
3.09;
Rails,
5.34;
16.26,
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Compiled
by
Date
National
33'%
1
104%
136%
*
4.33
5c
13
8C
1.80
25
__l
of
Light
6.75
America
Range Since Jan. 1
33%
395
102% 105%
133% 136%
2,462
76%
Feb
107%
103%
Jan
136%
144.09
Dec
8
Low
106.57
Jan
3
Dec. 8
134
Oct
Jan
53%
Aug
__
Aug
37%
Aug
15%
0%
36%
50%
51%
1;245
30%
35%
35%
15%
4,329
30%
14%
592
12%
Jan
119
33%
39
Jan
9%
9%
525
7%
14%
691
11T«
19 Vu
Oct
13%
__
Oct
117% 126%
__
63%
2,106
77'%
Jan
130%
Nov
49%
2,560
37%
Jan
57'%
109.39
Jan
6
95.55
Oct
26
!
210
8%
Jan
for
the
week
Percent
1957-59 =100
Nov. 24,'61
145.9
—O.l
*135.4
135.0
*137.6
Manufacturing
Durable
Goods
Non-Durable
.
136.0
Goods
Transportation
1,'61
and
118.3
113.0
137.6
117.0
133.6
—C.2
1C9.2
0.3?~
111.0
97.8
190.3
144.4
191.4
—1.5
193.0
lo2.5
98.3
4-3.3
101.5
83.3
188.6
Service—
Low
135.4
109.2
190.3
*101.5
Finance
1961—
4 0.7
-
0.7
109.5
188.9
Trade,
-
145.9
%0.3
133.6
133.3
—
Utility
—1960
High
Change
145.8
Dec.
16% Mav
54%
63'%
520
31%
32%'
47%
49%
42
'
1.727
Jan
25%
Jan
33%
47%
115
Nov
65
63%
4—
*New
Dec
High.
Oct
Mar
26%
26%
20%
233
23%
Feb
27%
39%
40%
534
34%
Aug
41%
Nov
—5
115%
114%
117%
5,294
117%
Dec
15%
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Oct
39%
Nov
63%
Jan
13%
13%
2,686
11%
Aug
24%.
13%
stock
25%
148
17%
Jan
26
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
U. S.
Total
May
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Bond
15%
15%
15%
43
12%
Sep
16%
Jan
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
1.66%
Corp
56%
54%
57%
11,314
40%
Jan
57%
Dec
10%
16%
100
16%
Dec
16%
Dec
485
30%
Nov
38%
Dec
607
7%
Dec
13
Jan
1
common
Cpro
class
A.
1
______
—.___1
.
series B
$1.41
2nd
preferred—
preferred
—
25
—
__24.50
Resistance.-
_„
—
34%
__
7%
__
.
38%
8
,
21%
28
__
28
180
26% Mar
29
1,004
23%
Oct
42
232
11%
Jan
16%
Apr
14%
50
15%
A
1
.
Marlin-Mariet.ta
1
Corp
___1
Inc
16%c
___
Mergenthaler Linotype
class
25c
A—1
1
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
3
6% '
__
4—_.
4,557,500
$6,380,000
$361,000
Dec.
5
4,341.405
6,993,000
4,202,790
6%
60
20%
6
7,073,000
406,000
7——.
3,895.485
6,511,000
292,000
Dec.
8——.
4,013,670
7,202,000
243,000
$2,000
______
7,447,000
Jan
23
21,010,850
$34,159,000
$1,738,000
$2,000
__
—_J
$35,839,000
4% July
Aug
Total
1961
150
19%
20'%
Feb
30%
2,469
25'/«
Oct
31%
Nov
522
U.
74%
Oct
91
Aug
International
26'% Mar
37%
Dec
27'%
Dec
29'%
90
Jan
36'%
27'%
__
27'%
40
22'%
Oct
43
__
37%
45%
306
28'%
Jan
1,359
6,803,000
Jan. 1 to Dec. 8
Week Ended Dec. 8
812
28
__
—__.
Apr
27'v
88%
_i—7,479,000
Dec.
Dec.
30%
28%
7,429,000
Fri.
29%
89
______
Wed.
27%
„
29%
Sales
$6,741,000
436,000
Nov
14%
class
Dec.
Tues.
Apr
6%
39%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation——_—10
Lehigh Valley RR___—
*
Inc—
Int'l
Railroad
Mon.
28% Mar
27%
28'.'a
Vending
Stocks
'
Thurs.
21%
__
10c
Mfg
High
Low
I960
for
Sep
9%
31%
__2
Range
date
to
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Dec. 1, 1961, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
for the current year.
V
stocks
Aug
10% May
17% Jan
46%
4.7%
—_—4
Fund
of
Apr
5
—
1961
*
Inc
International
Dec
9%
48%
index
Dec
23%
_i
___
Inc.
High'________
Nov
6,382
30%
34%
50%
'' High
Low
10
Co—_________
Co
Shares
SEC
Ealt—
at
Bureau,
Range for
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
High
36%
__
1
.5
;
of Prices
Low
10
__________
Quotation
Closing
Aug
for Week
5
5.12%
Oxford
Rails
Sales
Last
Stores.
Co
40
trials
Apr
14c
_____
Dairies.:.
&
Utili¬
Stocks
Dec.
Nov
35
Hudsqn Pulp Sc Paper—
Merck
Grade
144.09
65
10c
Getty Oil Corp
Macke
10
Grade
143.61
Jan
100
Battery,.—.
Motor's
Madison
10
Second
Indus¬
146.39
Thurs. Dec. 4
32
65
____________
Acceptance
Homasote
Jan
65
143.32
7%
non-voting
Food
Oct
AUg
50'/a
—Bonds-—
ties
Dec. 6
Jan
preferred
Giant
21'%
29%
Jan
Dec
37%
roads
Wed.
6
Co—
&
Storage
General
1,855
First
Utili¬
Dec
500
Light
$1
Jan
22%
728.8G
1_
Dec.
Rail¬
Dec
3.75
7%
64%
____________
Motor
Jan
16
Aug
9% May
10
143.33
7%
65
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp..
Curtis Publishing Co
General
5
191
252
.
Apr
Total
143.25
7%
5
Electric.,
Transit
Foremost
.
:—
15
Dec. 4_.
Jan
(Un)
Company—
Ford
280
•"
39%
Dec. 5
Jan
1.00
____—
Co
6%
37%
Mon.
25%
195,600
Atlantic
Research
Corp:
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
A
38%
37 %
Tues.
600
3%
—,
City
Fair
Jan
trials
Nov
35
2.35
33%
Co
Corp
Class
27%
25%
20
Indus¬
Jan
4 %
10
Tel & Tel
Finance
107
36
10
Jan
14
34%
common......
American
Food
Nov
21%
Stocks
30
Nov
5,600
Exploration
Oil
American
Electric
36
Feb
%
Sale Price
Baltimore
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
July
3%
Par
Budd
23%
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Jan
July
2.60
3%
2%
Friday
Arundel
Feb
35
34%
are
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Atlantic
79 %
May
29% July
90
3%
•_
Insurance
Basin
Wood
Apr
7%
Dec
6.25
;
15%
Jan
6
v,
Nov
4%
63%
24:%
•
Dec
53
20%
\
Nov
266
24:%
5
Apr
a
43%
4,252
35 %
'•
57 7
32
Jan
1.80 Mar
34%
S T OCRS
Alan
,
Oct
July
291/4
9%
5 %
10
:
Corp;
-r-'-
42%
22
Apr
10%
34
5
61
-
64%
5
63%
5
&
United
20% Mar
Jan
__1
common
1U111
West Coast
;•
10
Fri.;
Westates Petroleum
Preferred
~
Oct
(35 Stocks)
Sugar
United
Jan
Jun
29%
33
50c
Oct
1.25
500
Trico
16
•
1,400
31
32%
27
Sep
25%
600
1.65—1.75
25
Co
Oct
._l
Westinghouse Air Brake
Jan
____.
29%
31%
5
—*
Apr
90
Union
Jun
27
31%
Gas
1.80
2.00
31
&
Jan
31%
90
Oil
Jan
20c
Aug
1.00 Apr
2.25
25
____'
May
31%
25
100
preferred
:
14% Mar
11,800
27 %
Stecber-Traung Litho pfd (Un)
G'/r
Apr
Jan
10
Rockwell-Standard
28%
1,90
27%
.1
45%
23V4
474
Corp
Jun
'400
1.65
__
Oct
48
10%
47
Apr
16%
25c
33l,3c
_
Co
31%
28%
10'%
Oct
2.20
1
275
28%
■L.4.-V
8.50
41 % Mar
Jan
54c
(U11)
Rhodes Western
Oil
Dec
6'/a
1.5$
_____
Development
United
Ranch
80c
18 '/a
100
40,000
57c
Reserve Oil <fe Gas Co
Rice
Jan
300
14
1.65
common
•
Gas
<fc
47c
19%
1
preferred
Pacific
34c
__1
■_
74
28%
Apr
16%
25c
35% May
Jan
10
Aug
13%
(Un)_"
com
Jan
50%
Refractories-^/:—7%
Dec
18%
10
Co___.
Cement
Co—
American
(!'■;
Inc
Corp Ltd
Norris
North
Co
Petroleum
43o
5
9%
50
5
Supply
Aug
50
32%
10
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
Plymouth Oil Corp.
Screw
491/4
16%
33%
Jun
13 V
*
;
Fuel
1
High
Jan
72%
Co.'.-...
(Joseph)
Below
M
Svstem
Walker
Mountain
35%
16%
:
10
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh
Duquesne Light Co_
Equitable Gas Co__
;—
Harbison
90
72'%
'
1
;
.___.
Gas
Range Since Jan.
Low
47'%
3% May
Oct
1.20
400
4
Oct
Columbia
Co
2.85 Mar
Jan
2.35
5()c
Co
Oct
Dec
12
4
(Un)
53%
37
1
Corp
6%
Dec
10c
Mines
48'%
31
•
6
_10c
California
Feb/-;.;
1,600
3%
Western
Salt
Aug
4
Jade Oil
Leslie
40 %
1
(Un)
Co
Imperial
of
Co
7,400
;
31%
Apr
63 c
1
Corpl
Jan
5 %
Jan
20 %
46%
General Exploration Co of California—1
Products
1.55
400
21%
10
34 c
1,400
51%
6
21%
Feb
Feb
80,200
50
51
4
9c
%
0
24%'
*
38 %
45%
6
24
10
Capwell
Gladden
44%
%
Jan
3
8,000
45%
*
29%
High
25 % May
Shares
High
45%
—<-*
—_5
Co
Sep
Low
1
..
Inc
Cork
21%
92 000
5%
5
.
600
Armstrong
Blaw-Knox
Steel
for Week
'
Industries
Range Since Jan. 1
'700
5.50
Products
Co
23%
33%
be
Co
Electrical
Oil
22%
33%
1
Domineuez Oil Fields'Go
Exeter
23
10
Consolidated Min
Litdlum
Sales
Range
of Prices
h;-;,Par
Low
25
Oil
Ink
Cooke
&
(Un)
(Un»
Ltd
Corp
Stores
Broadway-Hale
Buttes
pfd
Corp
Factors
Apollo
Shares
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Allegheny
for Week
of Prices
Low
Friday
STOCKS
'%v; //■■'
Sales
,
Range
Sale Price
Par
American
on
Week's
39
Stocks—Number
Dec
of
Shares-
1961
.I960
.
I960
964,305,564
713,884,968
—
18,314,785
21,010,850
$4,500
Bonds—
S.
Government
Foreign
and
______
1,738,000
Industrial
$1,429,000
29,533.000
Pennsylvania Gas & Wafer common—*
Pennsylvania Power & Light
*
45%
Nov
__•
39%
40%
150
27%
Jan
40%
38'%
40'%
2,758
26%
Jan
40'%
17'%
18'%
6,360
11'4
Jan
19%
56'%
58%
295
32%
Jan
58%
Dec
11%
ny4
200
11%
Oct
12
17%
17%
19%
1,102"
*
35%
34%
35%
12,450
Philadelphia Transportation Co __—10
Philco Corp—
3
9%
9%
9%
7,358
7%
Oct
11% Mar
24%
24%
25%
2,207
17%
Jan
25%
Jun
Stocks
47%
50
1417
33%
Jan
50
D^c
(No. of
161
13'%
Jan
23%
Apr
1,416
42%
Jan
70%
Nov
70,776,150
1,187,690,600
Nov
__
65,326,100
1,477.092,000
Dec
17'%
$5,0C0
Nov
40'%
Pennsylvania
;
.
34,159,000
j
Railroad
—
—
$2,000
Bank
RR—
50
Peoples
Drug Stores Inc
Cola Bottling of L
Pepsi
Per.ect
Philadelphia
Electric
Progress
Mfg
Ritter
Scot t
Power
common
1
Electric
Gas
Co-—____
Finance
Co
class
common
*
com
Smith
Kline &
South
Jersev
1
common
Southeastern
Oil
i
Lab
•
Co
Public
*
:
French
Gas
17
2.50
Service
10c
Co—
*
17
67
66%
:
__—_____50
B
*
w
__
10
common
Paper Co
New
Sun
Co
Cc
Service
Reading
25c
*
Electric
Potomac
Public
5
I_
Inc.-.
Photo
__
133
17'%
69%
15% July
30
Total
$35,899,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Oct
21'% July
Jun
35%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Nov
8
9
227
8%
1431
143
741
7% July
7%
Dec.
4
2,061,160
9%
85'%/Jan
143
45
45
47%
1,803
41
Nov
47%
71%
73%
649
46
Jan
77%
Nov
Eastern
Thompson
United
Uni'ed
Transmission
Ramo-Wooldridge
Corp
Gas
Marion Ccrp
Washington Gas Light
&
For
5
1
Imorovoment
13.50
Universal
Wccdward
3.50
46
46
48
257
27%
Jan
23'%
23'%
89
15%
Jan
23%
58,000
•33,000
1,000
303,000
357,000
10,000
19,000
336.000
2,136,150
451,000
1,000
7,000
459,000
9,798,540
$1,736,000
$121,000
$27,1)00
$1,884,000
Dec.
8—_
.
—_____
52%
53'%
495
47'%
Jail
58%
17%
173%
4 155
————.—
—
Oct
17'%"
Total
Dec
52%
...
common..4
Lothrop 5'*
pfd
footnotes,
see
663.,
s
100
page 44
66
-6
493^
s
79
__
__
66%
105
8%
8%
1,465
76%
80'%
555
52%
Jan
10%
__
*
new
406.000
269,000
—
—
Oct
Week Ended Dec. 8
1961
1
Texas
$330,000
Dec
73%
Sales
$19,000
348,000
7
Fri.
Bond
Bonds
1,871,600
6
Dec.
Dec
Total
Foreign
Corporate
1,779,365
Dec.
Nov
Bonds
$311,000
Gov't
Bonds
—1,950,265
5
Dec.
"Wed.
Thurs.
11% Mar
Oct
Foreign
Domestic
Shares)
Mon.
Tues.
8%
133
$30,962,000 $1,542,423,100 $1,258,471,250
10'%
20
9%
Nov
41
41%
1,415
.40%
Nov
97
97
2
55 %
7
97
lg3,
Jun
Jan
Au-»
8'?%
•
9%
8'>
17%
43%
100
Jan
Jan
1 to Dec. 8
1961
of
1960
266.385,096
9,798,540
Shares
6,89.9,817
460,851,017
$1,736,000
Stocks—Number
,
1960
$512,000
$46,829,000
$27,581,000
121,000
24,000
2,420 000
1,3S7,000
27,000
32,000
1,532,000
1,312,000
$1,884,000
$568,000
$50,781,000
$30,280,000
Boncfs—
Nov
Nov
Foreign
Government-
Feb
Foreign
Corporate
.'~i_—
Nov
May
Total
40
,
'
4
(2584)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
'
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Prlee
Abitibi
Power
&
Low
Paper common
_•
4 % % preferred
Arcadia Atlantic Sugar common
25
Class
39%
Shares
25
25 V4
325
22%
12
12%
300
8
22%
22 %
47%
47%
48%
•
27
27
28%
of
Canada
4%%
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
$2.90 preferred-,——
Argus
,
Corp
Ltd
•
Class
Bell
73%
71%
82%
81%
82 %•
75
73
*
47%
47%
5.80
5.85
Paper com
•
Traction
Liabi &
British
American
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
Mills
Ltd
Burrard Dry
Canada
Iron
50%
25
46
Mar
100
50
Mar
54
6%
1,170
Dec
9
35%
35%
11'%
12%
33%
"
30,744
32
Dec
52
608
45
Mar
9
100
8%
14%
14%
960
12%
11
11%
735
7%
1
35%
ab
„♦
23 V*
Nov
30 y2
Jun
Roe
24 %
July
29
Mar
27%
27%
28
476
25%
.Ian
29
July
•
25
24%
25
2,172
10*
22
21%
22%
1,975
18'%
Jan
84
84
100
75
Jan
84
Dec
73
73
45
65
Jan
76
July
a93 %
a94
50
90
St
Jan
94
Sep
62%
1,240
St
39%
Jan
63
Oct
13%
15
13%
Nov
73
•
pfd
100
61% ••y.'.
♦
6i
13%
'
■
22%
*
22%
Aluminium
*
2,240
10%
200
a.'}.15
20
10%-
Chemical
Canadian
Fairbanks
Ltd
Co
Morse
class
,*
.
Canadian
Canadian
Industries
1
13%
4.10
125
17%
Jan
21
2iy2
Feb
34%
6
450
10%
•"-*515
io
7%
7%
6%
6%
32
Apr
4%
Jan
72
2,537
14%
15 %
10
Feb
13%
Jun
72
Nov
1,613
14
Jan
Marconi
Oil
•
•
Co
11%
12
6,890
10%
Jan
37%
38 %
1,440
37
Jan
40
8 %
600
6
% Mar
10l/4
Apr
preferred
5%
5%
4,700
33
34%
2,570
Canadian
Ltd
Feb-
103 y8
•-*.—
101
101
75
25%
25%
26
8,216
21%
12%
12%
13
6,776
7 %
•
23%
22
23%
600
•
15%
ft
15
15%
275
Oct
15%
4.20
4.85
1,800
3.00
Jan
6.00
4.00
4.15
L.700
3.90
Jan
.-
J)_
Ltd
Enterprises—»—
•
13
•
Consolidated Mining As Smelting
ft
24%
12%
13,
.1,050
100
16
12%
N
•
—
Jan
26
26%
700
19%
Jan
16
18
—•
common
11%
*
Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian
class
International
18%
386
11%
7,855
15
15
200
*15
100
101
Jan
130
22%
2
Seaerams.
■-
22%
_•
common
28
Dec
133
ft
•
A
Ltd
18
10%
3.25
8%
22 5,«
975
Jan
Nov
19% Aug
11% Dec
Oct
&
isy8
Jan
22%
6%
Jan
48%
45
3,573
31%
Jan
14%
13%
14%
1,500
7.65
Jun
14%
25%
26
70,937
16%
Jan
26
Voting
Weston
'
A
Class
Zellers
4
Ltd
%'/(
3.00
3.00
900
65
66
1,700
45 y2
81%
86
1,490
66
•
11
11
11%
705
10y4
Jan
14%
14%
7,355
13%
Nov
18%
19'/8
7,196
14y»
Jan
22%
20% July
22%
200
19%
Jan
22%
Dec
Amriranium
15%
16%
3,793
io
Jan
16%
Nov
Anglo-Amer
preferred
Dominion
Donohue
Dow
Du
I
•
Bros
Brewery
Pont
of
*
15%
3%
23%
common
Ltd
Electrolux
Enamel
BMs
Jan
21V*
Jan
46%
a7%
a7
Jun
8
•
1
of Canada
preferred
Power common
h
General
20%
I,630
9'/2
Jan
al21
10
69 y4
12
12%
3,210
10
26%
25%
27
10,995
21
3.30
3.55
850
36
355
35
Wares
Howard
&
.*»
Hudson's
150
100
Jan
28%
465
26
Oct
42%
Jan
58
7%
Jan
Co
5
58%
'H-
Hudson
>*«
Imperial
I;
6%
Indus
Canada
common.!
preferred
For
7.60
12%
3.10 May
39%
Paper
Public
Ltd
104% Aug
44% Jan
%
Dec
Beauce
Bibis
com
■
_
May
Bluewater
Service
(John)
Ltd
Jun
Dec
Calumet
5.00
Apr
Canadian
44
Oct
13%
Oct
57% May
Nov
17%
13.812
12%
Jan
18
Oct
Nov
Canadian
CanalAsk
6%
6%
700
5%
Jan
6%
Aug
Canuba
35%
37%
6',8°9
31%
Oct
38%
Nov
Carbec
51%
25
51 y2
Dec
95%
50
91
Feb
16 %
25
15
57%
30 %
Cassiar
Catelll Food
Aug
Central
39
Jun
Aug
Oct
13%
24%
July
Nov
Nov
250
33 Va
Nov
42
Apr
150
44% July
49
Nov
Canadian
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
'
'•'■;
High
Low
'.t
39c
19,705
16c
99c
11,505
26c
Sep
9c
9c
2,833
3 %c Aug
3%c
4,700
1 \'zc
2.85
2.95
,6.250
Oct
Chemallov
39
39
10%
10%
37
33Jan
49
Jun
Chess
40%
Jan
51%
Nov
Chibougamau
60%
Jan
10%
11
350
8% May
13
805
26% Mar
50
940
15
17'/a
16
Jan
18
Oct
May
4434
Jan
1,491
ft
6%
Jan
103a
Dec
2%c
Jan
3c
Nov
2%c Aug
13c
7%c
28,500
13c
449,020
5c
lie
162,416
3c
Apr
12c
1.55
1.75
41,750
45c
Jan
1.95
38c
38c
43c
13,096
29c
Aug
15
14
15%
28,197
7%
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8.70
8.35
8.70
1,550
4.95
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10c
lie
5c
5c
8c
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6 %c
1
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50c
1,000
35c
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25c
27c
21,000
17c
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.
25 c
■••
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Sep
Oct
15%
Dec
8.90 Apr
l5c May
,,.
4,500
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Sep
1,000
3c
Feb
5c
Nov
8%c
32,000
5c
Jan
15c
Mar
6 %e
10,000
2%c
Jan
8c
Sep
14c
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Nov
50c..
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:
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14c
1,000
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Jan
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Dec
15c
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65c
39 c
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Nov
13%
13%
14
5,250
>4.25
4.90
2,040
7Cc
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4.90
Dec
*
14c
14c
15c
1,000
llc
33c
Mar
IIIi
Aug
12c
12c
14V2c
128,500
1~C
Nov
1
7c
15c
May
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—
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Ltd
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18c
3
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Ltd—
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Copper
Sep
Cleveland Copper
Dec
Compagnie
Lake
5,800
Div
80c
*
ft_
6,200
13c
Mar
lc
Nov
3c
Apr
6*%C Feb
31c
Nov
3c
1,000
30c
52.400
10C
5,600
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12
8c
12
500-«
35
2.55
3,20
33,450
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5c
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1.94
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Oct
44c
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Nov
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391
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a
4c
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May,
4.25 May
•
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5,500
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6c
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3.10
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22.000
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Oct
8% May
lc
7c
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Oct
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6,288
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2c
6,500
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Chipman
Feb
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11%
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14
200
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3c
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Mar
Nov
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6V20
1
Paper
Minerals
650
Nov
Oct
4 %c
10%c
-
Aug
15 %c
May
2.10 Julyft*
25
Nov
1.10
7c
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Refineries
Manitoba
3,595
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40c
11c
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Products
84%
84 %
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Jluy
1.75
-ft
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80
13
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•
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&
&
Asbestos
50 %
17 %
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Cartier Quebec
Dec
Jun
87%
Jan
673
Aug
98%
55%
46%
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Aug
Jun
37c
w_
.ft-—ft-lv
Corn
Ltd
18
Jan
II,571
Mines
Mines
50
50
Apr
19%
17V2 July
Jun
19
Range
2.85
10%
Ill
Ltd—
Explorations
80%
16%
3.90
'<
10%
3%c
Ltd "A"_—1
Co
Gas
Power
45%
a
ft;
150
of Prices
_ft
5
Raceway
Kodlak
50
48
13%
•ft-
345
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V
Jun
ft
1
—-
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Nickel Mines Ltd-
84%
16 %
60
14
1,385
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ftj 37c
3
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16%
Jan
Exchange
in
Low
'
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Edmonton
Canadian
49%
•
•
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Are
Mining—Iftl/ft ft
Common
Jan
1,975
Jan
14*2 Mar
2.45 Mar
.
1,550
48
Ltd
Mines
Colliers
Jan
45%
1,425
48
Shown
Mining—
Uranium
37 %
*
common
new common
see
12%
45
85
5.000
33 Va
—
&
Tungsten
&
■,■'11%
37%
:
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footnotes,
Calgary
1,740
37
2.90
—
.
Nov
8%
Jan
38Vs
17 %
ft
3.15 Mar
13*a
13
17
%ft
Sep
Nov :;
5%.Mar
2.70
•.ft-
•
4.50
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7,317
83%
3,130
——-
Mines
Copper
3,371
37%
60
—1
Co
Mining
Oil. &
54
83%
58%
—
Co
Oil
Bonnets
49%
7 60
425
22%
Warrants
12%
a
14
22%
Mining Corp Ltd—
Yukon
Blue
48%
16%
13 y2
Mines—— —1
Belle
Ltd_ft
Ltd—
Placer
Bellechasse
53 %
95%
1.52
14V2
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd——1
49%
51%
100
200
1.85
16
20y4
11%
22%
33 %
Nov
53%
a
Dec
15 V4
19%
H%
1
Iron
Gold
24
Jan
7.40
•
&
Bay
May
21% Aug
Jan
14
40
$2
preferred—.
:
;
25
Tnternrovinrial
Pine
Lines—
5
Glass Ltd 6% pfd—IIIIIIIlO
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4,835
3,830
10
Nov
.2612
—
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Burnt
35%
5934
Jan
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Molvbdenite
Talc
Band-Ore
Nov
105
13%
3,371
Iroquois
Laura
Baker
22% May
13% Dec
51%
Jan
19%
—
Jun
17
16
12%
—100
preferred
Nickel of Canada
Mines
Telephone
Feb
*
Beau
Selburn
Jan
3V4
16
50
International Utilities Corp.
Labatt
Avalon
Bailey
Bornite
17
37%
9,575
59'/4
•
Augustus Exploration
Nov
17%
331
26V2
•
Mining Corp Ltd
12%
Cement
international
International
Jun
27%
44
5
59'/2
—♦
Telefilms Ltd
Jan
4.68%
Dec
2,553
Par
Atlas
11%
4.20
common
.7134
*
1,515
12%
68 % May
Feb
7
2,w—ft_rft—'—50c
Oct
Nov
1.85
20V4
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104'%
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58
14
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15
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22
44
•
3,-796
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.
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25
—
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*
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8
71%
15%
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Atlas
Dec
3.95
_
1
1,372
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54%
'
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*
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8%
100
21
:
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Nov
58 V2
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100
44
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27
75
-
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-:9%
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40
650
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130
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•
1,015
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49% Aug
Jan
6
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Mar
71
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120
•
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26
175
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78%
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104 Vs 104 Vg
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24%*
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8%
50
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.
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400
18%
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n
260
11
18%
100
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25
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12
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14
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1,910
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20
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20
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16
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15%
575
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15%
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28
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1
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2.340
51
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13
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90
•
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class
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23%
50
28%
84%
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350
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7.00 Aug
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common
1
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2.60
-
23
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18%
23%
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32
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common
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6
165
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72
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81%
&
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1,450
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20
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12
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8
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160
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.
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10
235
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78
3,307
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27
42
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•
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95
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126y4
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50
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Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
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16%
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•
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trust
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44
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133
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Jan
100
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8%
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13%
24
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84
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preferred
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r,25
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Jan
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Trans
26% May
Jan
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preferred
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35%
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Texaco
7% May
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class
4.85 Jan
23%
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Coronation
5%
33 %
100
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Canadian
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1
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common
v
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16
15
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a
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(B
11%
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45
110
31
16
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82%
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14y2 Feb
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81
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Nov
63%
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16
*
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Nov
65
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1,295
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51
84
preferred-
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preferred
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71
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6%
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14
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280
49 '
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27
2.40
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10
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15
37
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175
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49
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50
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87
6%
.
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common
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Sherwin Williams
57%%
22
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1,100
54%
22%
1,175
common—6%
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350
61
3.25
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;t
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28%
Nov;
13.*2
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Feb
1,722
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12
•
common
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54
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10
ft *
preferred—108
Royalite Oil Cq Ltd
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"525
__
*
(James)
Lawrence
3,140
100
ft-u
Royal Bank of Canada———^
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5%
!.-' 7%
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32
58 V4
Jan
19%
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lo% May
43%
36 %
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Mar
36
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common
Dec
Nov
17%
35%
56%
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Rothmaps
57%
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1,304
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25
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.8
25 *
'ft2I;
al2%1
12 %
Nov
7,445
all % All %
Canada-
preferred
Class
28%
Electronic*
Celanese
Distillers
Nov
a
19%
17%
lO'A
450
;
17% )■
17%
:-203/«t
^.
;;
82
.
Sep
'
J8%, '
1
82
Jun
;, .2 7.75
.
I *,17%
41
100
2,9*66
43% •44
18
Jan
15%
3,960
•
Oct
31
155
ft
8%.
30%
31;
31;'• 29%
43%
1-7
:
Warrants
23%
12.50
series
Crush
Nov
6%
: ft;•
Oresftft_—
of
Iron
Power
27 %
common
Canadian
(R
33%
50
Tubes
preferred
27%
Sugar
Canadian
Consumers
595
8
29%
common—_i
Reitmao'8 Canada Ltd
Dec
%
8
common
6%
16% Sep
36
a8
%
v,»"
10
<' 7 56
Products
Queheq Telephone
liy4 Mar
11%
Steel
Quebec
Apr
Jan
Jun
Dec
Transport 5% pfd——
50
Quebec Natural, Gas—i.—
—I
Nov
Feb
2iya
Provincial
*
warrants
Combined
39 Va
7%
40
,
Development
4%
Oct
52 Vs>
Nov
2,290
w
ft—._*\ft 30%
Petroleum
Corp
Aug
33 %
9%
Price Bros & Co Ltd common—
Dec
15
9
common
British
Columbia
36%
Jun
32
.
Canadian
Cockshutt
Jan
11%
51 %
100
Aviation
Canadian
29%
9%
a21% a21%
9%
■
-
.ft—40
Power
Nov
1.150
■ft.
16,983
109
!ft_—
Premium
May
5%
2,500
12 Vs
Locomotive_^,_ft__Tftft_v
Penmans
Sep
60
22%
!ft—32
25
Foundries
Breweries
'Canadian
Dec
21
/
Oct
22%
Jan
106
partip pfd-,—
Placer
July
Jan
6,825
8%
11%
t
20
Canadian
Canadian
3.15
825
12
*
^
Page-Hersey
Nov
52
I,700
36
109
Pacific
Dec
59 y4
II,119
36%
12
cemmon
Canadian
Canadian
20
25
preferred
Canadian
5,054
ao8
6%
10
Malting
Canadian
3.40
ami
common
Steamship
Crown
3.15
—•
Dominion
Class A
3.20
55
47% Mar
18%
21%
Oshawa Wholesale class A_—
Dec
53 V2
52%
11
Safeway Ltd 4.40%
Crain
Nov
6%
•
preferred
Corbys
49%
Ontario
Dec
21%
52%
A
Canada
.
Nov
50%
•
Canada
,
19%
1,070
Product*
preferred
<fc
Coghlin
1,530
22%
18%
Noranda Mines Ltd—_ft
Nov
5.85
Oct
Nova Scotia Light & Power—
'
21%
Ogilvie Flour Mills common—54
Nov
56
Nov
10,481
*
class
Cement
Canada
5%
77%
Jan
5.40
59
Dock Co Ltd class A
Calgary Power
Class
Jan
38%
55
•
Telephone
Chemicals Ltd pfd
Company
$1.75
54%
3,176
55
21
18%
common-
B
56%
18%
National Steel Car Corp.^.—20%"Niagara Wire Weaving common____i_*
"
Class
Dec
13,986
21%
.;
Sep
Sep
a21%a21%
Montreal Trust--_ft:ft2_^ft——
?
National Drug dc Chemical common___5l'ft'i •
Dec
58%
Co
Building Products
5%
73%
82 V4
52%
Power—»•
Note
Columbia
Canada
Jan
Jan
58%
Power
Bank
Brockville
4 % %
59%
66%
3,116
4
Montreal
-•
48
18%
Class B—-*-"•
Preferred
Oct
1,155
-r.
•;;
255
»
100
6%
100
56%
ia%
:—*
Dec
21%
55 %
a21%
20
Ltd
Oct
Dec
21%
__
_10
——
common
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
•
24% Mar
54%
Oil-
British
$1.30
22
20% Mar
60
American
Canada
18% Mar
Co
22%
36
iau
-
Nov
7,959
•
I;
July
60
preferred
British
Brown
40';,
400
Tel
&
29
36
Preferred
Miron
Dec
33
Jan
fl
5%
Paper
Brazilian
Bruck
53
36 %
22
26
preferred
British
Nov
*
Bowater Corp
British
20%
82t Dec
25% Mar
-r-ft
47%
5.80
-
%
Tel
Sep
21
•
—
preferred
Metropolitan Stores
■\:u,
July
55% July
46% Sep
52 % Nov.
Jan
52
Sep
45
1,845
75
;
V.:
5% %
Dec
I,790
'
73%*
10
A
5% %
100
24%
10
Telephone
Bowater
a21
Feb
33
Maritime
Nov
49
St Lawrence Power
17,054
29
21
__
—_25
♦
High
Low
High
26%
28
—38
——
Massey-Ferguson
38 y8 May
*
ft*"./'
60% Jan.
■
215 •;
■
27%
,a21
40
175
-
36 %
24%
22%
50 %
••.ft
45% Mar
220
-
Jan
■
52
27
-
:
ft
'■*
53
34%
pfd-
Power 4s
55
45%
27%
„
Feb
Dec
?
34%
Nov
19%
43
52
;
Nov
12%
27
■/.
52% *•
July
25 %
Jun
32%
125
.
Apr
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
Low
*
20
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
Sep
125
23,775
380
45
High
43 y«
3,280
-
49
54
.
50
Banque Canadian National—
„
Banque Provinqiate (Canada k—
Rights
54
50
—„
^—
5% %> preferred
Bank of Montreal—
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bathurst
43
Ltd--,-—-,
Bailey Selburn 5%
43%
•
,,
w
43%
60
—.
Asbestos Corp_„—
Steels
50
pfd—60
common——
$2.50 preferred
$2.60 preferred
Atlas
pfd
Loeb
Lower
36%
o
Ltd
Co
A-
preferred
(M)
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
6,415
Aluminium
preferred
Low
High
Algoma Steel—
class
preferred
6 % %
41
25
•
Aluminum
$2
39%
•
A
$1.25
for Week
of Prices
Par
Par
.,
Laurentide Financial
Dollars
Sales
Range
.
(Range for Week Ended December 8)
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian
.
iftft
Volume
194
Number
6115
.
.
The Commercial, and Financial Chronicle
.
'(2585)
CANADIAN MARKETS
41
(Range for Week Ended December 8)
'
Par
Consolidated
Mines
Monpas
Quebec
Cons
Yellowknife
Ltd—
Mines
Low
1
5'/2C
Ltd__l
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Low
High
6V2C
7,000
4c
July
4c
5'/2C
5,000
3c
Jun
5%c
l
Ltd
Dalien's
A
35c
47c
91,500
15c
48c
45c
50c
2,000
40c
36
40
3,800
35c
46
46
150
44
Jan
1714
18
1,355
50
46
10'/4
Mines
10%
7
8V2
Nov
44c
8%
l
—
Ltd__—;
.
I
29
28 Va
Dec
Kerr-Addison
36 '/4
36 Vk
375
Apr
38 V4
Oct
Lobiaw
51c
60c
26,275
25c
May
85c.
Oct
Class
Dominion Leaseholds
•
60c
60c
66c
7,300
51c
July
Nickel
Dumont
Duvan
Corp__/-_„
Copper
23 '/a
22 Vn
23%
26c
37c
17c
17c
:/Z;26c
i
Ltd.
4%' pfd
Co.
Bakeries
Eastern
Lineleum Co Ltd •
&
300
20V» Mar
f
l
_
__:____100
al45
.
19'/4
I,530
14,500
al45
a3.10
24%
25%
9c
5
a.
;
46c
Sep
Ltd
10%
10%
2,095
10%
10%
2,029
a4c
a4c
,.23%
17%
23%
200
.*.. 1,100
17%
Murray
a
Mining
_
?
54%
164
164
s
165
5,000
1,13 Feb
•
"1.75
'
Nov
National
May
Ltd.—_i
Corp
&
Metal
Fab
Minerals
Inc
l
Ltd—
Mines
10c
•
;
5c
;
;
5c
,10c
12c
67%
..v-7i
2»/aC
5'/2C
Reliance
Fort
Minerals
Ltd—_•■
Furtdy Bay Copper Mines
Futurity Oils Ltd—L—
i.*
Ventures
Oil
Ltd—'
Age Mines Ltd
Gaspe
Golden
3c
34c
38 Va
9c
■
Ar 15c
;
Jan.'
IV2C AUg
2,500
2c
2uc
.
Oct
7lVa
57© .1951
Dec
Russell
July
9c
.
San
Nov
preferred—,
Industries
Antonio
Gold
_•
Mines
*
Mountain
/ Apr
Union
Gas
,3c
8,200
Jan.
Nov'
27c
Oct
7 VaC Aug
2VaC
14,450
:
Rock
Trans
Sep
lie'
14,000
y
Steep
8 V2C Mar
70c'
*
"
,17,500
30c;i
Jun
48c
3V2C
Jan
10c
Oil
,
Pipe Line Cb—
A
Keno
14%
Uran
Mines
Hastings
Mining
Hubbard
Felt
International
Investment
6
Can
Jubilee
Ltd
Ltd
Iron
Co
Ltd
Warrants
Ltd-
Feb
2.00
Nov
6c
7
38
50
/ Feb
46
Mines
1.19
1.32
4,800
46c
Jan
1.32
10c
10c
1.000
7c
Oct
16c
3.75
4.10
.28c
41c
26,500
10c
10c
12c
18,500
10c
4c
7%c
8,900
53
28c / Dec
«
—
Labrador
Acceptance-Corp
Dufault
Lake
3,003
v
Lingside
class
Copper
Lithium
Corp
Lowney
Co
Massval
Melchers
3.00 Aug
'
(Walter
11 %c
*
Mines
T.ld
com
56
56
125
9.75
9.75
300
5
10
—;
Shown
STOCKS
12c
Island
Mining Corp Ltd—__1
Mid-Chibougamau. Mines Ltd_
1
Mugauor Mines Ltd
1
Mines
Ltd
Ltd—______
Mines
Mount
Pleasant
Mount
_1
Royal Dairies Ltd——,
Mo,ui}t- Royal Rice, M|lls Ltd
Mount
Wright
Mussens
*
Iron.; Mines. Ltd-.n_^i.__l
panada ,Ltd__„—•
-.
2c. July
4,400
15c : Aug
50 Va
23
100
-
'/•
600
27
5
25
11
7t)c
218,4y2
19c
69c
3,000
47c
51/
Nov
Alba
Nov
Alberta Distillers
9 Va
17
Z,
Jun
26c
Alberta
May
Jun
11
900
.
7'A
20c
Nov
500
9VaC
Sep
16c
Mar
2,550
2.80
Jan
6.85
Trunk
Gas
common—.
Algoma
Pacific
Automatic
Lt
Lake
Jack
!
•
'."-4
12c
—
4.90
Vending——5
Ltd_^_^i'_—'«£—l
Mines
New Formaque
Newfoundland
New
Ltd...—
Minera's
Native
Power
&
Uranium
,
3c
.
Ltd—1
Santiago Mines Ltd—
-___50c
>
4c>
New
West Amulet Mines———.
Z1Z.Z/ 23c
Nocana
Ltd__^___———1
Mines
American
North
American
North
Quebec
Obalski
Asbestos
»"
51c
Jan
..
Nov.
7c
Nov
18,773
,_.1.8Q
Jan
2.95
Nov
1.05
1.15
9,225
50c
Jan
1.45
1.90'
2.00
4,400
1.5Q Mar
2.30
V4
36%
108%
108%
169
380
17%
415
1.68
Nov
Jun
Algoma Steel
Algonquin Building Credits
Warrants
—!
—^
'
38
42c
50
68
10%-.
52 Va .Feb
11
5,456.
11 Vs.
IV/a
.315
Atlantic
50c
54c
33
33
9c
9c 10 Va c
Pipe
Gold
Lines
Ltd
5-U
6'*
r.on
part
cum
Mills
Steel
6.30
6.30
,6.40
250
5.40
4 2.95
2.95
935
2.50
11c
15,600
10c1
10c
10
—
1
2nd
:
.
-A':
Lithium
Quebec
Corpj;—_
4.25
28 Vac
31c
M
&
Bearings (Can) Ltd class A
Nickel
Red
Gold
Crest
Chains
Renold
Ruby
Mines____
Foo's
Mines
'*—•
—
Feb
20,500
1,500
2.00
700
,4
4c
,
12c 13 Va c
23,850.
2c
1
8,300
15
14 Va
38c
II,600
3 Vac
3 VaC
14,500
15
15
115
2.65
2.60
2.65
825
—
65c
.
65c i
65c
■
700
Class
Nov
Nov
6.40
22c
2c
15
2.00
25c
preferred-
Columbian
Lawrence
Saucon
Metals...
Development..
Oils
Mines
Ltd
SupertOst
Tazin
Tib
Petroleum
Lake
Tache
Oil
Hardware
Feb
4 V2C
Tooke
Ercs
Ltd
Trans-Canada
red
pfd
Corp
Corporations
preferred
Towns
1.65
27,100
35c
40c
1.000
Mines.
Westville Mine§
Aunor
Autofab
130.
Aug.
■I 2.75 May
V
t
;
E'eb
15c
Feb
85c
May
8c
Feb
5%
5%%
2.00
Sep
14,/s
14 Va
600
13V4
Jun
16%
Feb
Banff
1
17J/2C
5c
Jan
Oct
Ban keno
4c
Sep
17 Vac
20c
9c
lie
5V2C
5 Vic
6c
16,800
9c IOV2C
7,036
6c
500
16c
Oct,
9c
.
30
i
75,200
:
23.000
50c
79
84
3,525
31 Vz
6.00
6.00
20C
3-50
Sep
24 Va
29 Va
1_
.
"■
86c
iao'
24 Va
30
85c
70
95c
14,300
1434
14V4
14%
1,815
♦
2.75
2,70
2.80
3,400
_1
13c
13c
17c
92,750
lo
Ltd
—
«
_1
1.62;
1.60
1
2.03
63 Vac
69c
355
5c
.>—64c
—
6c
6,900
5C
.
Ltd___i—i—_^—__» "
Ltd-—
1
-
8.00
...-
2o
9V4
.
-
55c
*. i_
7c
-
8,800
8 00
400
2V2C
34,000
9'/a
8 V2C
600
:
37,000
21
Jan
25
30
Dec
85c
Dec
13.
Sep
1.60
6c
Nov
18c
Nov
2.50
Nov
70
Apr
95c
July
30
Jan
4 Vac
Nov
5.70
%c
Nov
11c'
Oct
]_
Oct
2 VaC
May
4c
rr
Alberta
Trunk
Line
Co
Ltd "A"_5
v
•
Campbell Chibougamali Mines-Ltd——1
Canadian,;Delhi Oils Ltd—i-_'£^i.i:il0c...'
Cahadian
Inter
Canadian
Westinghouse
Central-Del
Rio
Inv
Trust
371/2
500
24%
Jan
10
5%;
10Va
400
10
Nov
.
7.00
a83:
_•
footnotes,
see
page 44
:
6.85
" ^42
7.00
3.70
pfd—100
Oils -Ltd__
7.00
3.75
2,200
200
a83
-
33
6.85
„
a83
31 Va
Co.Ltd—33
CniT'Mirta'ed Pah°r Cprp IJ.riJ—£i::
For
class
7.00
14,600
42
43Va
6.880
5.70
3.70
Jan
Dec/.
10
V
78 Va
Jan
105
29%
Oct
5.10
41
./•
1.10
27%
Aug
1.12
27,500
1.00
Dec
27
27%
7,097
21%
Jan
6c
6 VaC
2,600
4Vic. May..
7 Vac
7 Vac
3.10
18c
7c
13,766
6%c
26%) Nov
1.60
8c
8 Vac
10,400
5 Vac
3,000
2.65
Feb
5 V4
375
2.90
2.90
285
8.30
8.75
■bV 25,616
5
3.25
Nov
Nov
7Vh M'U*
3.50 Mar
2..3Q Oct.
;
Mar
lT%e May
9Vac Oc t
July
3.25
Jan
13c
Jan
5%'
Feb.
33 % July
Jan
3.10
July
2.30 Aug
Aug
16% Feb
11,200
-
Oct:
13% Apr
Nov
64e
1.00
1
i
8.65
1
4.90
'
Jan
8.85Mar
1,895
1R% Mar
22
440
20% Mar
25
Aug
—.25
.
21
21%
25
—50c
preferred
21%
24)%
24 Vs
24%
1.23
1.30
1,000
75c
Jan
26 Vac
32c
7,840
26 %c
Dec
52c
May
17c
Nov
—1
29 %c
-
Aug
1.75 Aug
18c
9,966
10c
Feb
23 %c
6,306
59%
Jan
73%
82%
4,932
66%
Jan
82%
Dec
*
51
51
7,200
51
Nov
58
Nov
1.63
1.66
4-, 650
Mines
Cons
—1
Trust
——
Mines
17c
73%
1
Distribution
1.63'
2.12
1.42 May
Dec
Mining
Mines
Jan
Petroleums
Power
class
1
-
&
Paper new
Duquesne
Bros
common
Lodge Mines
Co
Preferred
Mining
Bibis
———-j
Mines
—
'
Bay
Borduclac
Uranium——
Mines
——
1
•'
Dec
55
Dec
21c
3,130
861
6Vac
100
28 Va
50c
15,900
58%
58 %
59
1.31
1.40
11c
12c
16,804
7c
14c
100,200
Mines Ltd—.
21
9c
22c
"Jan
834
Nov
9-Tb
9c
32
Jan
;
,
65C
-
•
64c
.
9C
9Vrc
■/
30c
7Va■
Dec
Feb
70C
May
47%
Apr
59%
Nov
B8c
-
July
1,270,600
125.400
-*
9c
9c
12c
1
43c
42c
45c
24,140
.
* 4c
Aug
3 V2c- Jan
39c
14c
Sep
Mar
Jan
Defc
1.74 May
Jan
9c
4V2C
,.
29c 39Vac
Nov
21%
2812
19,474
15>400 ') ■<<.i*7c' rtrtg
7 V* Nov
200
"
Oct
Nov
Mar
Jan
bbc
10c
Mav
*5c
-
6,075
69c
'7%
Oct
18% Apr
"
lie
8 '/a C
Nov
27
-
14,868'
19c
3 V2O Aug
90
46c
/
4-15
21 Va
5%
14%c May
8% Get
5,250
30 %
-
Bouzan
7c
17,490.
6.'/a
9%
29
1.31
1
•
21
Nov
48c
1
Black
common-;
Nov
48%
28 Va
1
25
50c
Feb
Hats
Feb
19%
895
21 Va-
6c
29%
*
;
3%c
2,800
6c
20
Corp——_—
Mines—
Yukon
10,750
55
17c
0
Corp
6 '/a c
21%
5%
•
———...
July
9Va
9%
*
_—
common—
I—
A
Sep.
7c
53%'
17c
*
-
Lumber
Bevcon
54%
1
*
A
7c
6c
6c
*
—*
72,500
123,250
7Vac
8c
15c
*
com
A.——
Oct
42,000
9%c
14c 17% c
21V4
•
—•
Uranium
25c
Nov
20c
20VaC 22VaC
22c
:
1
1
Apr
3c
1.00
Nov
1.25.
"...
f
170
9c
Biltmore
Jun
"
Nov.
Mar
2,000
10c
BiCroft Uran Minesx__——
Bidcop Mines Ltd—
48%
.Jan
9%
6,948
8c
Nov
Apr
28C
22c
16c
10c
jun
7.25
:%
-
430
56,900
Sep
53 r
•l^'/aC Nov
1.15
10c
82%
Jan
17,870
Z-.
53
Nov
Get
6q
.
25%
l.OO
8 Vac
"5.00
:
51%
•
73%
Class
123/^Mar
38
16c
.f.
ia
56c
TJ
Beaver
Nov
10 Va May
25%
1.15
r
675
12,700
*
B__—
Beaver
37%- Nov
s
25%
>
71
Class
^
-.
10
45c
1
—-
.—
Telephone
/ Bethlehem Copper
36%
•
Ltd-.————;_7
1.01.
1
Bell
"
Co
r
-
10
48c
:
Jan
81%
Beatty
Dec
Storks.—
Gas
Turns
1.14?
1
Mines
Belcher
Unlisted
IOC
2.25 Sep
46% Sep;
;
Jan
48
10
Beattie
Feb
9c
53
8c
Apr
10
New
Mar
i.
52;
8c.
Nov
20c
.
Feb
.32%
450
Dec
101 */2
Jan
-,71c
1,050
5'
*
Z
Jan
43
Feb
2c
*
2nd
Bathurst
Jan
8.00
Sep'
9
'
'
-•
53
.
26,950
*
46
95
1,000
Dec
Montreal,———
Bata
Jun
2.85
1.10
53
,
25,-..
35
<
Jan
46
7
Nova Scotia
Baska
Jan
14V2
Nov
1.0L
51 Vk
1
-J
Base Metals
"
2.60
26 * Apr
29V(r Jan
4
22fc
36c
of
Ex
Apr
Jan-
r-
:
>
Barymin Exploration Ltd—•
Sep
27 Va
1,035
-
Dec
9.40
Sep
Feb
6%C Aug" •
of
Barn at
Dec'
7.10
43
45
'
52-'
•
Mines-—
Oil
Barex
Jan
84
;
45,
1.00
Mines--
preferred
Bankfield
16 V2C Mar
Jan
83
.
Jan
Bank
Jan
'
♦
(
12c
j
.
12c
Bank
NoV
Z 8 V2C
Sep
50c
__
'
31c
14c-
4V2C Aug
;
51,780
•
3c
*
Bailey Selburn Oil & ©as class A
Jan
-:.
7.02
Wire
Mines-.——
,
71c.
8,500
:
%
46
V';. 44
-10
Mines.
Ltd
Jun
15
.46
7.10
6,760
16c
15c
100% 100%
40c
s,
Copper
Gold
Gold
5c
•;
v
1
Electric
Auto
,1.45
24Vall
Ltd:
Products
Jan
Aumaque
"
Nov
2,000
Mines Ltd-_l_—8.00
Mineral Products Ltd—___—1
Wendell
25c
3,600
Anndet
W" ss(ee-)
Sep
Dec
1.75
1
——
;.
116
Dec
17'/a
Jan
15c
12c
"
•
Ruffner
5 Vac
;
._____l
Virginia Mining Corp
1.00
Atlin
4c
Ltd..
class B_
Associates
126
9.40
Aumacho River Mines
1.73
—j.__l()
Elec_
Hout
;
Jan
8c
8.90
9.15
•
1
Coast
Yellowknife
Apr
July
Steels
Atlas
1.75
May
Nickel
Standard
Oct
14
100
2;-.
B
class
Jun
May-
54
—_50
Atlantic
Apr
65c
July
4.05
6V2C July
5.40 Jan
16c
4c
-
-
Properties^—1
Ventures Lt.d__
Waite
1.50
35c;
c_6
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Vause
1.50
20,500
9%
Jan
41c
.12% May
9c
,
—
Principal
United
.
,126
126
r-
2.68
300
2.75
84c
Oct
51V2- Jan
Acceptance common
1.73
Fund—:
Corp
Asbestos
Der
21c
7
Jan
65c
Jan
Feb:
1.75
Apr
60
_*
Atlantic
1
•.
Ltd——.
Com
United
Van
15c
94c
37C
2 Vac
£
Arcadia
Z; Associated
7.90 Aug
20,384
1,800
Oct
12c
109
Nov
16 Va May
Feb
1,963
53c
24c
14 Vjc Apr
9,950
_1
Asamera
•
:
Ltd———
Petroleum
S-%-
910
Ltd——_____
Exploration
Titan
^ United
United
3,600
■"
5.25
1.95
3(50
2.00
V
Aug
8c
-50
Ashdown
:__1
Ltd
Ltd
19,642
85c
17 Va
.
Ltd—1_—_1
Mines
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
.
Mines
Consolidated
9%
17
—*
;
Gold
Sullivan
48,400
•
15c
pfd——100
Services.——
4,120
75c
_1
Warrants
Standard
8%
85c
.-17
Southern. Canada Power 6%
A-ir
1.12
_L_____2
Dufault
Spartan
1.02
class A^—:_—L______*
Sobey's Stores
South
7.35
9'/a-
*
Ltd—
7.25
1.05
:_r
—
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Siscalta
7.25
.1
Z15C
.
53
preferred
Atlas
St
Nov
\
8.35
—
Associated
Sep
Feb
6c
1,200
53
:
Apr
89c
5c
66,332
8.35
common—^.
$2.60
•
26,767
9c
43
Jun
Jan
20c
11c
7 VaC
Arjon Gold1 Mines
Sep
/
20C
Jan
1
warrants-
14-V2
2.85
Nov
50
—•
48c
Jail
49
-
17,267
-10.25
•
May
45'/» Mar
50C
class
Sep
Jan
610
1.75-
12c;
Apr
•
Nov
48%
2.45
15cv
$2.50
Aug
26
50c
-1st preferred—4——
Argus Corp
Sep
4c
38 Vs
65c
Mines
Area
Sep
5.20
2.25
Dec
Feb
1.80'
:
Dec
30c
1
1
Nickel
Nov
Jan
27
21,380-
*
B
May
21
7c
B
Class
Arcadia
7c
—
Imperial
Oct
Sep
4V2C
Feb
7c»
14Va
,
29c
Feb
Va.C Nov'
34c
4.
12'/a
' Aug
2.05
1
Z-75
Feb
16c
;
3V2C
•
2
:
——
Jan
7
20,805/
Antbes
Dec
46c
420 '
;
10 VaC
Minea—^w^—1
Rouyn
Nov
47 Va
Apr
63
14 Va
12c.
-35c-
;
*
Ltd "A"_a
Ltd
3c
,
*••*./ 141/a
1
Ltd
Canada
Enterprises
Warrants
1
-
5.20. .,5,20
5.20
._
R
4c
18c
Anglo
1.65
Oct
4.25
Jan
28%
lc
Exploration
Ansil. Mines
-
42
V
2,350
5.55
4c
211
Feb
8c
Oct
Aug
May
2.30
Jan
16c
8 VaC
•
_1
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper—
Anglo Huronian
Nov
13V4
2.00
,
12%
22%
.200
Petroleums
650
3,350
*
Nov
50 % Nov-
48%
48%
-1
—
-
Jan
Nov
11-".
Feb
8V2
Jun
Nov
vi
70%
27
—
Anglo American
49
2.ia
r*
52c
24
to
22%'
27
50
Develop;
Anchor
.t7c
'
Nov;
2.10-
lOo
Controls
8,60 May
Apr-
c;
25
Pete
Warrants-
Nov
20c
preferred—
Lead Mines
Analogue
3.00 May
'
Oct
Feb
An aeon
July
75c
Jan
'
Amu-rex" Oil
Nov
33
Feb
10
715
w
T
26c
4:90
,-s
■
_—1~:
a
75
11%
68c
•
Leduc
American
Sep
•
•
—
4%
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth-
12VaC May
.Aug
2'c
6,000
82,300
471/2"
4 22c
5.10
r
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
1 Lr„
Quebec Smelting & Refining, Ltd—j—1
Ragland
47
10%
48
7,000
»
13c
73. %" '>
-.U,—;
8c
3,000
3c
£.. 12,.
10c
Ltd__l><;:
Quebec Cobalt & ExDloration—— L
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd 1
10
3c
10%
pfd—J50;yZ 74% '
Ltri__»___—.".i
Quebec Chitoougamau Goldfields
Jan
V—.
•
4%%
Nov
Jan
8c
Feb
Ltd
Co
28%
10c
—
Aluminium
Nov
18c
Minerals
Alminex
Aluminum
42c
Jan
0c
Roxana
Nov
ZlOe
•
Jun
25%
740,250
Pitt Products Ltd class A—
12'
Porcupine Prime Mines. LUL__^—•
13c
Pr. Corp. of Can 4%% cum 1st pfd—5ftu
,'^-Premier
30c
70c
pfd—50
Co—
"
150
30,600
39c
Ltd—a__—__ 1
Mining;
34,350
■'
July
; 5Vac Jan
44c
..
Co__ 1
Tnvestmt
300
3>/aC
Aug
3c
8,500
•
Allied
Nov
;14c
Jan
9c
May
68 Va
Feb:
2c
:
53,800^/
11.
33
Ltd
2Vac
146,450
,
'9c*.
50c
Co
Candn
Mines
Pembina
Pitt
7c
com—_»
Metals Ltd——-17
Rare
Opemisca Explorers Ltd———1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Paudash
5c
Ltd_-__———1
Power
119451
Pacific
-
,
% Jan
46
46,925V
Sep
Nov
9c
Sep.
.
80
fv
29c
,11
9c
■;
:
23c
,
,3c
18c
6.00
'•
Nov
32 Va
,
.
Nov
20 % May
Mar
4.00. Feb
A42-7» rji
r» 1
4^
llVa.
Jan
300
«
Oct
17%' Nov
109'
16Vr Jan
47%
*
14
38c
Oct
Nov
Nov
.
110
Jan
May
1,165
4.25
—
38
Jan
7.90
104
, ,.
4,425
„
69%
•
Jan
105 Va
;
.1.060
23%
—v.u
•
i,
42c
22%
24Va
7,900
19%;. o|20
,|Zl
«\l 0 r—0 r.
10
Warrants
3c
9,220.
107 108%
*
common
Preferred
Mar
4.70
7,018
6 V2C
68?#
ll
>
Corp—_—1
3V2C
-
.
7c
4,600
...
ll'/aC 13 Va c
"ll%c
New
North
3c
.
68 Va '
Ltd—10
Co
Mines
10,500
14c
5%
i
Oct
31,187
„
-
National
May
Nov-/
1.65
2;80
37
10
1
Oils^
Cons
Central
Nov
«.
36c
6,200.
Oct
27
5 VaC
16
Alberta
a
Apr
Feb
VaC
—100
IIV2
Aug
10 Va May
5
100
Nov
91
Sep
.
1.90
•
Mar
9c
41c
.
Nov
2.50
4
5c
l
•
-
Class B preferred
Alberta Natural Gas
80c
Z
39 Vac
17
56c
15
67,130
,
Nov
1.05
9%. May
Aug
Mar
5Va* Jail
81c
12%
23.
Aug
2.55
1
common
Class A preferred.
Class A warrants
Nov
9c
1.55
500
Jun
Jan
4<r.
10c 10 %c
1
Explorations
Voting trust
1,10 May
8
19'/a
1,05*.
Warrants
Nov
1.22
Gold
Jun.
25% July-
715
1.27
l
Oct;
43%
23% Mar
.
6,045
18%
Yellowknife
20c
Apr
305,525
1.00
Jan
1,600
10c
315
"
High
Aug
36%
7,945
23
18%
Sep
-
•
Range Since Jan. 1
16c
18%
Jun
11
Sep
22%
*
12c
4c
OiL__
&
Akaitclio
52c
9
V
Dec
12%
11 %c
'
Agnew Surpass Shoe—/—.
Agnico Mines Ltd
4 Va c
32e
Gas
Jun
3,700
1,977
12c
Jan
1,500
1.65
.11
;
7c
.16,099)
5.95
5,600
5,000
12%
12%
5.75
6c
26,100
12 %
•
common-
Mines
5.75
85c
41,39
.
Acme
Nov
22c
■7
25%
1
Uranium
24c
Jan
6c
25
1
Nov
■
Dec
56
Low
41
50c
Jan
al6
89
39%
23
Acacfia
28 % May
■> Feb*
7
40
Advocate Mines Ltd
Jan
■.
9
..y
Nov
22%
Jan
--
Shares
Mc
25
Atlantic SUgar
Sales-
High
12 %c
Sep
Nov
1,125
•
v
Low
13c
6c
Z
.Sep.
..'."'"8c
8,625
;
83
—
*
I2V4C
16
v
7
.....
Nov
6c
__
y
9.80 Ma<r
18.%
for Weekr
•
Preferred:
Acadia
Oct
6c
Ltd—86
•
10c
Range
•
Nov
15
75c
__
75c
v
...
Dollars
!
of Prices
Par
Abacus
Dec
10
12%
4,000
12c
21c
21c
Z/ZZ:
1
__:
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Mo'npye, Miring Co
65c
15%
Week's
Sale Price
Dec
Feb.,
65c
____'—76c
'»
Feb
Exchange
Expressed la, Canadian
Last
Jun
Oct
3.90
Are
Dec
12'/a
.10
a
*
8.50 Mar
Friday
Oct
bbc
:
£_
1.92 Oct
;
52%Jan
Dec
1,64
9 V2
9%
/
,
Feb
9
1,945
Nov
20% Aug:
IIV2 May,
7
-
ji 6.85 Oct
10,975
:
Jrtlt
20%
:
8% Mar
""'1.36
900
2,100
14%
22% f
Toronto Stock
July
Nov
,
28 Va
.'50%;
—-
.
*
jun
*
Prices
6Vac Nov
6 %. Mar
l.l'O
,
2,470
15
•
10c
10c
£5
Limited
preferred
Mercurv
Chipman—
28 V2
,
1;
;
15
V
*
19%
Nov
3.35)May
13%
Jan
Aug
5.75
Dec
;
4Vac
4c
;•
15
1,325
"
11 %c 11 %c
1
M)
6^
Merrill
200
14 %
100
*
.1.20
'
,
J?% - Jurt*-v,
j,
Occ-
Oct
Nov
41c
3 c /Jan
12,050
7.50
15
*
Ltd--—_■—
Distilleries
11
15
1.15
7.50
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcunine
2,000
1
Ltd
Co
Canada
Ltd
Mines
10
1.15
.—___1
A
Mining
of
9'/2
1.10
1
.
/'
97tt
-
_l
Inc class A
Ltd
Lamontagne
J
Mines—
(Alfred)
Lambert
A__'__5
class
Ltd_____—
Oil
Z
;J
:.
22%
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Laduboro
340
Jan
"•
.17%
63 Vat-Aug
Aug
'21%
Ltd—
Jun
7
30c
.
8
230
1
-25
.v
Jan--
—50
18 V2C July
Feb
3.75 '
_1
?
"
Sep
53
10c
__i
Mines
23
53
_„
Oct
Feb
1.67
'
,
'
<■
:
Zinc
&
1.05
1,000
,
1.33
Jun
fc>ep
■
i
Mines
__
Lead
100
7c
a43 V2 a4314
__1
Corp
1.65
7c'
-1
common..*
_i
77c
2J
Zo
50
Oil
700
f
__
1.65
Mining
pfd—
Keely-Frontier
Kontiki
1.20
Jan *"
Nov
Pc
1.15
•
.»
piu_——
LtcJ_
Ceramic
Continental
Israel
Development
Ltd "A '
<>•»
Ltd___l
Ltd—
conv
-
Metals
Foundation
Mines
Iso
&
Co
Chemicals
Inland
&
-7c
Apr
700
Oct
12 Vat Oct
f
20 %
1,500
8100
'
Gui-Por
ll'/a
Oct
.74%
common—--*
pfd_—
Hill
.7.80
•
*
4,000
1.91 r 1.91
—_1
4c
•
-
44Va
45 Vac
20%
13%
i
Nov
0
.20'/a 20 Va
11 Va '11%
Ltd—
Ltd
Canada Ltd
of
class
United
Jan
5,0n0
34c v
5 Va rU
Mines
Iron
Nov
13 V2
9%
'
Apr
9% Nov
„
1.20
'20%
—,20
Ltd—-
Dec
83/a
3,555
*.
2.49
9%
2.48
18%
300
54%
1.20
Petroleum
Corp Ltd
_r__25c
Pipe Lines Ltd
,—1.25
Quebec' Telephone 5% 1950 pfcL
20
.'3 Vac May
1
Mar
9,ou0
4VaC
30c
850
j-
Vic
3c
Feb
i
5%c
15c
•
;
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5c
Feb
•
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5c
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•
5c '
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;
5c
...—*
: :
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Ltd_:~—1
-
.
15,500
-
'
Falponbridge Nickel Mines Ltd.,
07Vl*
Fado Mining & Exploration Inc__,—<
4c
Fontana Mines
(1945) Ltd,
_1
,„;^;5c
-
3c
6c
3,000
8.75
10
"
17%
.2.40
Pembina
'
Empire Oil
<
"
54
r
2,200
Oct;
Jan
6
*
Jan.
28%
Jan
9%
100
9.40
Dec
14 Va
Jan
500
'
Elder. Mines
19
6 Va
9.20
24 %
a__
18%
23%
—
4,470
Nov
3%c July
Feb
a__
6 Va
_•
:
Ltcf
Mar
10%
10%
*
*
Corporation
40
-
Oct
Jan.
I68V2
.9.60 Mar
18%
1
-
A
lc
18%
...
Nov
11 Va
Jan
6%
*
B
Moore
f17c -„D3C
Oct
<
-
Mines
2.50
Maple Leaf Mills Ltd
A; ,24 Va-Jan.
Nov
Gold
Companies Ltd class
24%
Louvtcourt Goldfield Corp
1
MacLaren Power & Paper Co cl A—2.50
1.15 Feb
Jun;
26c
1,000
•
"
•
14%
Ltd
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Ltd—
Kelly Douglas Ltd class A,
Nov
May
28 V2
Oilcloth
a3.10
10%
54c
Dominion
450
1
Mines
133
200
11
23
107 Va-
9.25 Aug
100
24%
10%
5
36%
V
ale
24%
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
•
Ltd
Ltd
ale
1
1
;
Mines
Hollinger Cdnsol Gold
1
Engineering
265
Jun
Works Ltd
Dominion
100
165
Nov
10c
Oct
*
Gold
High
Jan
106
10%
48
Oct
16
20
10%
17%
3c
6,395
159%
2.50 May
630
Lew
22 Va
107% 107%
107%
*
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd—
Dominion Explorers Ltd__—_
*
Canada
Yellowknife
High
21%
l
of
Oils
Mines
Giant
Jan
22
100
Ltd
Co
Low
common
pfd
9% May
'
2.0U0
.
Motor
Geco
1.50 Mar
60c
Co
B
Mines
Gateway
'
Ltd—
Mines
Dome
Ford
Gas
class
Derrison
Dec
4c
Apr
„_5
—
5Va 7c
1.62 May
Sep
July
40
Consumers
Dec
Nov
Dec
1
class
6V2C
5V2C
t
Feb
4c
35e
Warrants
Dolsan
81c
500
___*
Limitee "A"____;
Limitee
1,000
4c
1
—_—
David & Frere
Denault
1.12
4c
Copperstream Mines Ltu—,—_
Crusade Petroleum Corp Ltd
1.12
__
Par
High
Jan
15c
May
I5C
,
„
Nov
82c
_
Mar
1
'
-
8%
Sep
52c
Nov
I4'c
Nov
69c
May
I,
If mm**!' n d_y ft
i
'
'
*
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
LOW
Par
Bowater
bVa'.i
preferred
Bowater
:
Paper
Bowaters
pfd.
Mersey 5ha'«>
Company _—!.
Bowes
Bralorne
Traction
(T G)
Britalta
British
Columbia
Packers
Brockville
class
1,435
6%
Oct
52%
237
47%
Jan
35
6.20
30
50
6.15
6.15
6,709
3.l5
3.15
3.45
72
72
Jan
5.80 May
10.076
72
430
3.15
Dec
Feb
42%
600
2.00
Jan
35,027
29%
Jan
11%
Dec
id
id
16
100
14% May
15
15
id
225
14
2.50
2.50
4.40
38c
May
8,442
68c
Jan
18.000
Aug
Consolidated
Mining & Smelting——*
24
24
25
9,794
11% Mar
Dec
22
Consolidated Negus
1
1.18
1.14
1.27
16,055
Exploration.—1
45c
43c
49c
105.750
2
2.25
2.10
2.30
13c
8,533
Consolidated
Nicholson
Northland
Consolidated
Pershcourt
Jun
Consolidated
Quebec Gold
2.30
Jan
4c
Aug
4.GO
3,550
5 %e
24,500
2.88
4,400
1.06
Buffalo
Red
1
5%c
do
6,200
4c
Apr
July
*
3d
35%
3d
%
1,365
32
*
Id'.
18%
18%
250
16
Burns
*
9%
9%
10%
7,793
9%
Burrard Dry Dock class A
*
8%
8%
650
6%
Jan
38c
5.50
1
,
Mines
1
Cadamet
Mines
i
5'
Jut)
Calvan
Consolidated
Red
Regcourt
Mines
1
Sannorm
Mines
1
6 %c
Sep
Consolidated
West
Petroleum
*
2.20
38 %
July
*
217,;
24%
Sep
Class
Nov
8%
Nov
A
B
—
l
Gas
Camerina
Canada
Lread
Canada
Cement
Iron
4 '-4
Canada
4.15
4.25
200
2.85
Sep
2d %c
29c
3,890
1.70
1.70
840
13%
Jan
23
Nov
Canada
Canada
Oil
Canada
Class
B
Safeway
Canada
Southern
Canada
Feb
38c
2.00
Oct
Cosmos
May
Jan
Courvan
7.10
11.766
17
525
11%
Apr
18%
Jan
Credit
Cowichan
G%
235
3%
Apr
7%
Oct
Craigmont
5.55
Jan
10 % May
27%
28%
2,681
24 %
July
28
429
25%
Jau
28%
Oct
*
ld'_»
Id
14
Jan
17%
Nov
22 5s
29
Mar
Crain
Ltd
16%
1,000
22%
815
18%
Jan
23%
Nov
Crown
b4 %
100
75
Jun
86 %
Nov
Crowpat Minerals
20
100
20
Aug
an i
Dec
Crush
International
73 >8
74
137
63%
Jau
76 % July
Cusco
88c
G.ObO
80c
Nov
54
54%
325
54
*
61
Steamship
Lines
54
135
48%
Jan
60% May
475
57%
Jan
85
Apr
94
94
58
90%
Jan
95
Dec
Deer
3.10
2.90
3.10
14.515
Feb
Deldona
917
b2
bl
12%
i
13
1.80
11,850
12
|
3.60
529
10% May
12%
1NOV
55c
23,600
27'Vac
5,750
12 %c
Nov
9,225
20c
Feb
56c
A pi-
Jan
19%
Dec
46c
15
100
5 he c
SV!
700
19 1
15
0"t
69c
Jan
6.15
3,890
4
N iv.
Feb
18c
19 7
Nov
«i
Jan
May
15c
May
Nov
4c
12c
]• ov
6c
7c
11,100
5 %c
60
60
55
337a
Jan
I
8c
8c
4,2i2
•5c
Aug
Ltd
9
*
8
8%
4,050
5%
Jan
10%
May
4c
5c
12,500
3c
Aug
7c
May
15c
19c
132,635
8c
Sep
23c
Dec
21c
31c
May-
common
6%c
—
1
Oct
Delhi
13%
Nov
Nov
61
%c
Jail
Aug
May
Denison
20c
20c
7'
7 %c
20,200
1,600
M
16c
c
e
6c
a r
12c
Oct
Jan
1
29c
29c
33c
172.200
23c
July
39c
Niv
Mines.
1
10c
9c
12c
51,418
5c
Aug
15c
Nov
i
Gold
Delnite
1.98
15c
1
1
Minerals
1
35c
35c
40c
14,625
23c
Sep
57c
July
1
48c
46c
50c
20,033
28c
Mar
50c
Pacific
64
Jan
1.00
Dec
12%
49c
5c
Mines..—.
Horn
Mar
40%
1.200
1.70
11%
15
——:
Decoursey Brewis
bl
18%
Oct
5c
Daragon Mines
78
1.73
Api-
15
i
Explorers
Daering
May
54
___12.50
Aug
Jan
13 %c 14Vac
1
7d12
*
common
19 %
15 %
16
12 hi
1
54
Aug
Nov
9c
—10
78
2.55
1.62 May
125
17%
Pershing
*
1
14c
Feb
Nov
6c
986
*
Trust
10
100
Nov
Sep
80c
2%c
1.60 Mar
Jan
49
May
19,735
18
Mines
bac
74
Nov
28c
18
55c
warrants
22%
Aug
6.25
Jan
3.25 Mar
11%
18 %
'
50c
;
Aug
10
42c
—
Crestbrook Timber
Jan
Nov
22%
18
1
Mines...
Li
'/eC
!
Copper
(R
62,062
654.092
11%
1
;
20
Preferred
3.20
Nov
12c
18,125
10c
1.14
5%c.
18%
*
Zinc
lit':;
...
Cailada Tungsten
109
.
*
Mining
Croinor
10
preferred
Feb
2
*
Lead
27%
Petrol
104
18%
*
:
Imperial
Coulee
i
•
Ltd
25
1.07
1.08
....
Coronation
j
.
Canada
May
1.05
4.65
27:i
Permanent
109
2 he c
B
d%
d'a
•
—
Canada
26c
Class
27 1
A__
Feb
107 % 107%
1
Corby Distillery class A
Oct
d.85
:__..1U0
class
Jan
105
7 %c
Mines
Rights
Jan
Jan
•
...
1(5
50
7%c
ld'ht
d.90
41
Lands
Packers
2!lc
*
23%
30%
104
20
Machinery
Malting
20,695
107
*
Copper Rand Cliiboug
Jan
common
22 %
107
8,070
Copper-Man
100%
1
Foundries
21 ''||
12,942
Jun
55
1
preferred
July
16c
Jun
5,225
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada
Sep
12c
5.95
48c
21,878
;
12c
Mar
1.83
45,600
15c
13c
25
common
Preferred
Feb
4c
15,376
5.70
Dec
103
1
5c
17,500
2.20
15c
Jan
May
8%c
8c 10 %C
5.80
7c
18%
*
common—
4c
41c
1.95
*
23c
102
Campbell Red Lake—
May
*
9,940
.17%.
Chibougamau
Campbell
9c
100
15,400
23%
_
Mar
preferred
29c
N
Oil
&
May
Exploration
Corni est
lO'-.'C
25
1
petrol
Dec
57c
7 he C
9c
100
:
,
7c
'
Calvert
14c
27 %c Aug
7,442
Consolidated
13%
103
17
*
Oil
July
(j he
Consolidated
Dec
100
___
Jun
Sep
7c
6c
Consolidated
Class
Nov
,7c
23c
8,000
Jun
Jan
*
preferred
t,
2%c
Jail
15 %c May
Oct
5,266
40c
Nov
27c
8%c
25c
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
2.40
1.51 Mar
%c
Nov
57c
'
1
.
Petroleum
1.74 May
Feb
Jan
3,500
33 heC
May
Coppercorp Ltd
Calalta
78c
12c
11.225
c
3 he
,)
8c
Consumers Gas common
Jun
(iC
6c
2.50
Poplar
28'%
11c 13 %c
26 c
1
Mine
3.10
5.80
Nov
26c 27 %e
5 % c
*
Mines
Mines
Oct
4.20
Jan
20
9
Jail
1.56
Feb
1.80
6.940
12c
—
Mines.
Consolidated
5c
63c
26,320
Dec
4.40
68,645
May
4.15
Sep
2.79
Jail
55c
3.90
1 Jan
5c
39c
3.90
16%
2.00
Jun
Jun
*
11 %
Sep
18c
35c
Mic
Jan
2.25
35,775
Consolidated
6% Mar
202
2,300
31c
44c
Nov
Mosher
Mar
6%c
41c.
_
16%
—...
Feb
6c
27c
41c
1
Ltd—
Oct
May
9c
!
.
56c
Oils
Jan
Mar
29e
1.44
Mac
May
4.05
4%c Aug
49c
Consolidated
12%
14,168
1.37
Mogul—
25c
22 %c
2.306
19c
56c
—
Mines
Morrison
211
Jan
43c
18c.
1.30
Consolidated
554
15c
42c
...
L8%o
1
Consolidated
24,100
47c
1
Feb
29 c
20c
Marcus Gold Ltd.
Nov
11 %
Oct
Jan
Marbenor
52 %
14%
10c
30c
Consolidated
39 %
14
9.100
Consolidated
Dec
11%
12C 13 %c
Apr
7c
Nov
Consolidated HalliwelK
Mar
Jun
1.55
Apr
May
Nov
17,625
Dec
32
8%
1.74
July
a
45
19
Jan
'
.1
i
2%c
1.65
1.65
7
,
Feb
7,500
5
116.575
lie
4 he c
———1
Arrow
il'%c
5c
c
8 %c
*
—
Iron..—
Lake.:
2,105
27 %c
1
;
Golden
34,863
0
.—
Gillies
Consolidated
33%
1
Products
Consolidated
52%
1
Building
Crest——
32
1
Burlington
Fenimore
51%
*
Lake
East
Consolidated
t
100
Gold
Consolidated
Jlign
Low
High
lie
—1
—.——1
1
Oil
52
33 *
126
Mining & Smelting
Dragon
16%
Ankerite
Buffadison
Consolidated
3.05
Monday, December 11, 1361
.
f
:—*
...
Jan
15
Buffalo
Brunswick
Discovery
Sep
361
13.360
!)
!—_—_
B
2.55
12%
21
.—_
Consolidated
77
36 %
1
A
Dec
5% May
Nov
.
Low
Par •:''
Cadillac.—
Nov
2.41
9
:
_
class
July
Central
7.60
11%
21
Mines
Reef
Callinan
Consolidated
36
351 i.
10
25
preferred..
%
Flin
Consolidated
53
12
25
pfd
..'':
:.■%%
Aug
9%
35%
*
Power
Company
Mills
Class
9%.
*
A
Telephone
Chemical
Bond
Brown
Va
*
:
Products
B
Columbia
Columbia
Bruck
54
*
Oi%
Forest
Broulan
Jan
1
*
Petroleums
Columbia
Brooke
51%
50%
*
_
American
Class
46% Mar
*
common
common
British
British
675
525
(j
a.a
6
51
n
52%
35
British
British
i
.
(Range for Week Ended December 8)
High
5212
501
e
52 1
1
Pioneer
Brazilian
Bright
Low
High
52
50\
50
-50
£1
50
preferred
5%
Corp
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2336)
Mines—
Mines
1
10 hi
10
JO'hi
9.2!)
20,048
Dec
1131.
Jan
Oct
"
Canada
Wire
&
Cable
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Aviation
class
E
9%
Minerals—
9%
610
9c
*
12c
99,466
9c
1
22 1
7
4%c
Feb
11
Aug
Devon
Sep
14c
Nov
Dickenson
25
Mar
Dist illers
Nov
Dome
Mines
Petroleum i
Palmer Oils...
.i
160
5G%
57
1,504
43%
Jan
*
10'U
10 'hi
10%
875
8%
Jan
13% May
Dome
3.40
3.10
3.50
920
2.25
Jan
5.30
Apr
Dominion
Bridge
auJ
3.10
3.3®.
555
2.30
Jail
5.45
May
Dominion
of
1834 May
53c
54c
1
5da4
22'..
54c
3.85
3.80
4.00
Mines
•
—
25c
22,716
Oct
50C
4.25
2.65 May
17,319
Mar
93c
;
Oct
Jan
48 %
Nov
197ii Mar
29%
Nov
31%
2
43'7
a
43%
45 1
*
Seagrams
28 3
4
28%
29 14
3,860
14"
i
9,130
6.70
Jan
14%
Dec
16%
Jan
26 h.
Dec
11,275
i
"
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
British
Class
A
;
_
Aluminium
common
warrants
Class B
warrants
Canadian
Canners class
Canadian
Celanese
58%
14%.
137»
»
1.777
13
33
34
1,630
21%
Feb
34%.
3d
3d%
1.720
31 %
Feb
37
5%
d'a
2.933
5%
2.50
2.GO
3.285
9dc
95c
l.OG
8,500
d
•
13%
34
2.50
A__
G
464
81c
85c
3,893
*
common
13 7
Mav
Dominion
Feb
2.50
13
*
26%
23%
26%
47,309
145
145
130
4
450
.
..
Canada
Coal
14 3 a
Gen
*
Insurance
preferred
Dairies
——
25
Nov
Dominion
Oct
Dominion
Electro
Dominion
Foundry & Steel
3
*
13
13
13
7
4.00
common
4.00
4.20
65
66%
4,141
9%
.
i,mitM©ct
Nov
4.75
Jan
.Sep
13 %
2.50 May
10
445
65%
130
Jm
"
Sl%
preferred
Canadian
1
Chemical
Warrants
3d 1
25
57
-
—
4
__
Canadian
Chieftain
Petroleum
*
Canadian
Collieries
common
3
Preferred
—J.
1
-
Canadian Curtis Wright
Canadian Delhi
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
81c
2.00
69c
5 3 ii
74c
8-1 c
8,653
Jan
1.75 Mar
8.474
3.60
Sep
5.00
5,920
3.60
Oct:
5.15 Mar
13:l
3.05
119,933
1.67
24.795
10%
11
1,895
7%
7%
20c
7-h,
3.70
•
19%
Warrants
High
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
23 %c
25c
2,800
22c
Mar
40c
Feb
East
Malartic
95c
1.03
6.756
67c
Jan
Sullivan
1.03
d %
Sale
Tire
new
preferred
A
4
71 %
72%
7.041
i
7%
8
2,997
14'2
14%.
72'
Is
4'VL
15%
6,050
8
8
8
370
35c
34c
35c
5
18c
39c
35%
Nov
7 %
20
20
20%
620
20
Dec
90 c
85c
95c
24,600
75c
Oct
42
42
42 %
680
37%
Jan
p-y
51 %
52
160
39%
Jan
8G%
86%
250
77%
16%
1,225
15%
Apr
18'
32%
1 /0
29%
Oct
39
53c
18.000
50c
Jan
9c
Aug
Dec
8%c
Sep
17C
14 ov
3%c
9,3 JO
38 Vac
Sep
S(;p
1.01
Feb
25,300
4%c
Nov
7%c
Nov
2.45
2.4)
7,1:59
1.46
Apr
1.75
1.86
7,015
16%
100
15%
i
Feb
16%
Sep
25
Apr
33%
Nov
32%
33
525
23%
24%
1,918
1.70
1.60
1.70
12c
13c
1.55
*
•
■
__1
5c
160
13'hi
13%
•
67
63
♦
157)!
1
29
__1
1.82
1
3.30
....
:
...
Ford
May
Motor Co
Jan
Ford
Jun
Foundation
A.
Co
99c
Jan
1.84
Njv
11,500
9c
Jail
20c
Mav
10.200
...
.
85
Jun
4c
70
J
2,840
Nov
Francoeur
Feb
%
Freiman
1.23
1.32
2.400
91c
Jan
1.32
Dec
French
11%
12%
15,790
11%
Dec
15% May
45c
1,400
Oct
48c
Jan
7.30
10,525
8c
He
9c
22 600
1.04
1.10
5,100
35C
5.05
85c
Mar
6 %c
Nov
78c
Jan
15%c
1.70
18c
Oct
Jan
Ltd
Geco
2%c
Jan
9c
Nov
General
Aug
42c
May
General
22
Jan
39
Mines
19c
18c 19 %c
58,540
9c
Feb
19 %c
Dec
General
58c
5,900
44c
Jan
90c
May
General
58c
57c
die
22,609
43c
Feb
70c
Apr
5.40
410
4.70
Jan
51%
150
38%
Jan
5.80
29,945
41c
72,400
4.00
3.85
4.29
8,355
Oct
15:0'")
6c
32c
14,400
26c
2 9.10
5012
51%
225
i
29%
29
7%
.
•
8 1
75
t
•
62 c
79e
23,443
20
20
20%
12%.'
13
27c
26 %c
33c
2.00
Mines
Gamma
870
*
27,556
2.00
100
92c
1.05
22-350
28 c
4,250
19 %C
24c
*
9:%
_-_~I_.Il
...
3.20
Apr
17% May
6.70 July
58%
5.80
21
11%
Oct
16%
13c
Jan
45c
3.85
Dec
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9%
v
430
8%
18c
1.75
63c
Jun
•
Class
_*
Aug
July
8
•
4.(>0
i
7 %
2.17
JJeneral
Genex
Mines
Apr
Giant
Mascot
Nov
Giant
Aug
30c
Jun
Ja n
11%
Jun
7,665
2%c
Nov
7c
3 %c
Aug
15c.
13 %«. <
8
15,210
1 1
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28,808
Apr
Nov
16167
4.80
-Nov
May
5c
7%
Oct
(if)1 L> Mav
27",,
Jan
29',
4
Jan
45c
Jun
10
12%
Dec
Sep
75c
July
20%
Jan
Dec
50 J
65
J..n
122%
Dec
130
Jan
168
Dec
10
Jan
6 %c
7c
.
14% May
8c
51,500
27
1,29 J
21
Apr
29
94
94
10
94
Dec
100
3.45
3.25
3.55
12 %c
11 %c
13c
19
19%
3.20
3.25
31,160
3.05
3 hi c
2,625
1
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7c
7%c
.__*
35%
100
...
-
25'%
26%
__*
1(2 %
25%
15 %
620
3.C5
430
4c
J
Aug
Apr
4.70
a n
Jan
17c
Jau
Jun
Feb
23%
Jan
Dec
4.50
Apr
Jun
10 %c
36%
i
Dec
8c
Sep
2,570
34%
Sep
102%
25
99%
Jan
351 'a
1C13
8c.
9 400
8c.
19,852
12%
12%
12%
500
1
13%
13 7
14%
40 J
27 3 a
1
59
Drilling common_50c
Steel
23 V'4
27%
65c
57c
:
Wares
class A__
41 %
105
u.:t
Nov
Aug
»
17% Mar
2 5 3 ii
Dec
7 %
Jan
13%
N.iV
10%
Feb
17%
Jun
2)
2.385
25%
Oct
44%.
Jan
59%
2,205
41
Jan
59 1!
Dec
59c
65c
410
55c
July
57c
60 c
1,675
51c
30
30
56
25
10%
10%
56"
.——*
ie%
common
Ltd
i
'
2.670
514 July
6%
Aug
1.50
Sep
May
;Sep
113%'jDec
8
4.80
Glenn Uran Mines...
Goldale Mines
^
4'<<
Mack ay
37,500
7c
Oct
22c
Nov
2,100
26c
Jan
71c
Nov
;!_•„. 1
1C%
10 %
11%.
1,735
0
5,700
ll VaC
1%
14c -•V 15c
—
—
% M
1
£
Mining
Grandroy Mines i.
Granduc
Dbc
Great
Paper,:!.....
Jan
31c
May
Sep
24 C
Jan
July
29c
6%
2
c
14% May
16c
161%
16%;
3 89
10% Mar
15c
17
18%
May
8,000
*
*
Jan
7c
8,999
44 hi-
1
%
—
Sep
37,500
41%
f
Mines
Lakes
330
Jan
19c
24c
1 ,)9
5
-
2c
Aug
25c 25%c
25c
50
12r120
14%
lu¬
15 %c 18%C
16%c
*,
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11%
24c
24c
common
7c
11
~*
1
Granby
Dec
5%c
5%C
.1
ii
A...•
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18c
63c
—
clas>
i 2
Jan
12c
62 c
^
preferred
Gordon
Nov
12c
...
Goldfields Mining
Goldray
Goodyear Tire Canada
Nov
62c
1
class A---
66c
30
1
Explorers
Globe Envelopes
Jan
Mai-
July
7
85c
1
^
Mine__l___
Yellowknife Mines Ltd..
Glacier
25 3 a
*
;
50c
Dec
1.33
7 Vac
3.65
Apr
6'!
50 i
:
Products Mfg
Nov
84c
Jan
21 %c Mar
16c
37c
11
12.7«
to
Nov
46c
980
A.
General
13 % July
7c
7c
15c
Oct
Aug
166
1^:';
General Petroleum
Sep
5% Mar
4c
_»
■
•'
181,1 *1
Mar
Jan
1,875
118% 122 '
Apr
41
2,715
73c
1
3.75
Dec
1.98 May
4.40
12':,
Motors
38c
Jill!
2.74
12'
A__
Dynamics.
51c
33c
1.12
2,6 JO
160
Ltd
51c
130
19,100
•
I
3 144
1.86
3.35
..10
Development
20
1.75
3.25
*
Bakeries.—
23c
15%
May
29%
5'»
L
Oct
15,009
15
20
Jan
160
.
37,638
20
Dec
17%
7%
*
2()c
—
lie
'
153b
7,2 jo
!!—..100
common
preferred
33c
5.40
6,33 J
29'
I
32
i
16
29%
118%
Co.
30c
5.00
Nov
15%
27%
*
class
4 1 i>c
51 1
73
51 %
_
...
c
29,J
Jan
8:
...5
preferred...
33
34
i
11c 13 %c
1
;
Trailer
Mining
Gatineau Power
5'<
_
common
(Charles)
Fruehauf
Gaitwm
1.50 May
!
_
Ltd
33c
27 %c
—
July
37"
29c
*
preferred
Petroleum
Frosst
Sep
Mines
(A J)
Frobislier
Nov
_
*.+■„
Fraser Companies
Nov
e
16 %
Mar
Jun
12
63c
1912
Nov
15 %
Mar
i
Feb
8c
190
a a
4
Sep
£,500
4.85
*
(U S)
11 %c
2.50
26
9,845
11c
.
Oct
13
.!__
Sep
n
29 %e
—:
Canada.—.
of
13 7
i
%.
Sep
......
Oct
2.10
Jan
71 %
_l
'
22c
15,253
_♦
2.70
44,030
13
;__10
Jan
Jan
6c
155
11 3 4
6c
160
7c.
18%
!
*
.1
Jan
13,930
.33
10
Corp
39c
J—*
29%
7c
.■"%.!.'
Products
4 %c
5.70
Apr
5c
24 %
;
Manufacturing..
Fleetwood
12.666
Petroleum
Fleet
31,590
5.00
Bakeries
Preferred
Fibre
Feb
11%
Key- Mines-.—
Warrants-
Sep
May
61,515
1.50
_
Dee
19 %
16 %
20
ll'c
51%
...
Jan
12%
51%
4 jc
1.76
Preferred
26c
*
Metals
Eellekeno
class
12c 14 %c
......i__.25
20%
Jan
5c
.2.45
„I
:
i
Columbia Cellulose
Combined Enterprises
Beta
1.00
•
24c
.
Consolidated
100%
53 c
20
.Consolidated
Dec
32 %
7.10
_
Apr
87ii Mai45
44c
I
——
1.30
i
Con solid a ted
86%
18%
1512
Consolidated
Nov
24
_.*
Con
Grain
Dec
2
Nov
4 '/e c
5c
*
:
Nov
18c
73.500
5c
___•
Jun
17
Aug
9%
23%
17c
45c
20
..
4,281
e
5.00
Mining
1
Smelting
common......
_..•_!
Federal
Feb
4'
29 1
_i
.
—
Sep
Nov
Jan
1.37
Mining
Wlllans
Mines
Jun
62 %
15%
12c
l
40
15c
Farms
93
♦
485
Sep
Jan
4c
250
10
51 %
4
97
1c
common...
Mining
15%
_____l
10%
»
51 %
...
14%
10
57.900
28%
.__—
Far west
14%
6.80
Wines
16c
11c
__
"
—
Preferred
Federal
40
1.40
Mines
4.414
____*
Form
Fatima
1 ."70
24 %c
375
i
10 1
10
Insurance —i——
Nov
1,055
l
am
Sol
i
16 1
11c
■
Nov
16%
Equipment ..A.—...*
Coin Lake Grid Mines!,
!_T
l
Coniagas
July
Developments Ltd
&
Nov
23%
53 c
Farm
Coniaur
207 ii
Mines.———
Mining
1.05
100%.
l
—
Jan
17% May
19 'a
22 3
15%
1
common
20%
23
G.90
Oil
Chinio Gold Mines...........
Chromium MiningSmelting
23,687
18%
22%
15 "a
*
*
Mines
50 %
15%
32 14
6c
,
Porcupine
.
13%
100%
i
;
18%
23.50
l
8%e
_
common...*
Falcoiibridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian.
Fanny Farmer Candy!
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo, Oils Ltd.———
26% May
1 dtt
I I*
&
160
231 i>
........
Rio.-
Combined
n
♦
Gold——
Ccmmcnwealth
Ja
Jan
*
*
Mines
Exquisite
Jan
21%
...
Del
Aug
Aug
Nov
Dec
5,077
\
Pat
Dunlop
Aug
14,484
,_1
Central
Cochrane
7c
12c
26
*
Central
b
Co
Empire Life
7.50 May
1,316
51.100
12%
100
El
Apr
Jan
95,150
12-'fi
com
July
16c
£5%
*
Cockshutt
4.80 May
17
11
42c
5%
12:,4
*
Chrysler
Cochenour
Mar
2^7,-i
Cayzcr
Copper
Jan
10
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Mining
Jan
Jan
.Quartz—___^l
Kayrand
Eldrich
Jan
Ltd.!—
Mines
Elder
Sep
23%
Exnlor.ation
Mines.'.
.J:
Central
Dec
10%.
140%
20
Charter
72%
Jan
75
Westinghouse
Athabaska
Jun
13c 15 %c
14c
..100
i!
17 3
Mines
Paper
3,485
preferred
Mines
C%
Match
Eddy
12c
5
14 1 aC
■—
Williston
14
30c
Eddy
_«
!
Canadian
■
Apr
IdO
_
—
Nov
l
Washing Mach pfd
Nov
34 %
....
Natural Gas
Canadian
3,850
3.80
East
Easy
3.75
33
pfd
...
63
Apr
May
13%
25
_
13%
^ Mineral
Jan
15G
...
_
9,817
Petroleum
Dynamic
Jan
.*
class
Vickers
Westn
9%
15S
...
Canadian
1.30
1,580
3312
.
Common
Canadian
1.440
13%
.100
...
Corp
Utilities
2.90
13
1.35
Jan
*
—
Silica
Canadian
4.40
2.75
*
common
Canadian
18,221
*
!
preferred
Canadian
8
13
1
—
85c
2.80
1
Railway
63
6
»
Pacific
14%
Amphi Gold
*
...
14
Co
East
._■•
Petrofina
Chib
Duvex Oiis
Copper
Dec
common.i
Canadian
Chibougamau
Duvan
Nov
._io
Canadian
Chesterville
Dec
May
Co
Cheskirk
8
3.70
Inea
preferred
Jun
14%
...
27%
2.50
Marconi
Gai
Dupont Co
20 %
Canadian Northwest Mines—:
Canadian Oil Cos common
Chateau
Jan
Feb
Gold..':
Gold
9 %
Jan
Gas
North
15 j/h
—
Jan
Bank.
Canadian
50
Oct
b——
15%
•
Canadian
Jan
10%
common..
20
I
Locomotive
Ja n
41
...
320
;
Industries
7
35
423
9%
...
I
Brewery
2,150
l
Malartic
Cariboo
Preferred
12
525
50
11 %
common
Industries
Dover
Dow
25
lOc
Canadian
Erin
May
% May
3.70
__
—1:
Imperial
Captain
Jan
Nov
2.04
20c
Canadian
Can
Jan
3.25
11
19%
Crest
Industrial
Candore
18,029
4.30
Oct
24
Canadian Hydrocarbon
5'<
5,435
Jan
Aug
68Nov
50
Mines—
Dona Ida
urn.
11 %
1.:
3.15
Husky Oil
Canadian
7%>
865
8
1.40
10
Feb
16
'Ft<lY
45
.'6.25'Safi
*
Chemical
&
Textile
19%
Securities "A"
:
Canadian
8'v
it
48c
Aug
Tar
Preferred
Dominion
Jau
11 hi
50
Coal
,
____*
Gen
Canadian
7 7
7%
.
1,409
i
Dominion
Jun
*
*
2.30
*
pfd
Stores
3.75
10
Canadian
Dominion
3.85
1.57
Canadian
Nov
1.15
2.77
Warrants
85c
3.50
1.57
B
Sep
—
;
Inv
Steel <k-
1.05
2.77
Class
Dominion
3.65
common
Magnesium
Scottish
i.
May
3.50
Canadian Dyno Mines
l
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
16%
Canadian Fairbanks.Morse class A__50c
Class B
I
♦
preterred
Dominic
Aug
9
3.85
13%
Canadian
1.00
1.10
;
___
Dominion
4.10 Mar
*
Dock.
Energy
a n
Oct
*
13%
Gas
J
Mar
7 3is Mar
10c
1
_
Petroleum
•
Canadian
Oct
warrants
i
-
-
6%
80
121
Jan
43
Jan
47
1,150
;..
Oct
165
70
.
.
44%
17
18 %c
5% July
2,000
6% Mir
67
Aug
Sep
ii
18
Dec
Nov
Lie
39%;
113,147
3.50
3.9 5
26.975
1.09
Jan
4,10 May
19
8,094
16%
Jan
21% Aug
18%
10c
Mai''
*
30 %c
Due
Volume
194
Number
6115
The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2587)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Lakes
Great
New
Power
new
*
common..
Northern
$2.50
Gas
common
B
Plains
West
Class
1956
35
A
Greyhound
Hardee
Harding
:
Heath
Gold
&
8.75
6c
35
323
3c
3 Vic
20,000
lc
Nov
4c
Nov
85c
85c
85C
4,400
67c
May
95c
Nov
5c
5c
5c
6,000
3c
Oct
6c
Nov
28c
28c
29c
10,386
21c
Oct'
40c
Mar¬
17
17%
4,138
12%
Apr
9%
Nov
15
15%
1,475
Jan
15%
12,500
10c
15c
64,000
1.17
Iron
10C
3,700
1.17
1.21
16c
Oct
1.06
10,600
13c
52,700
14C
l
_
14c
6
;
21c
1.35
Sep
1
common
*
1
Mines
:
Jan
Maxwell
Nov
Maybrun
Aug
Nov
45c
45,175
8 Vac
12c
157,800
27c
32c
3,225
2.65
3.10
3,732
1.85
Jan
52
53
200
48%
Apr
13
13 Va
326
10
Feb
7
7
541
Apr
•'
2.70
_i
1
*
_
:
13'%
*
Gold
class
Sep
3c
39c
9c
1
___*
6%
19
Va
24%
25
Va
4,252
12%
5
A_.
/
12 %
13%
20.073
7.60
7.25
12%
12
Hudson
Bay
12%
12,545
4.00
3.90
4.20
5,885
2.05
2.21
3,996
2.00
Mining
*
53 %
53
%
54
2,897
*
&
18%
18 VH
18%
9,432
Smelting
Bay Oil
.L.
Pam Porcupine
Hudsons
l
•
"
8c
9c
54%
L.J;
20
:*
'
57%
109
663
9 Vic
40,500
8.75
9.00
I,800
5.90
Jan
10%
2.00
2.00
200
1.80
Oct
3.00
Vic
8,900
5 %c
Feb
11c
I
3,000
5.00
Nov
6C
Mexican
57% May
18%
Midland
Nov
37
;_i
.
10c
57%
Deo
Jan
0%
2,111
5%
37%
16,833
31%
Oct
38%
Nov
Class
1,095
19
Oct
25%
Nov
90
45
49 %
Nov
56 Vi
Jun
preferred
51%
75
51%
Dec
3.80
I.010
3.25
Aug
3,102
4.00
Jail
7.00
__J0
16'%
%'
16%
16%
771
1
5%
5 Va
5%
3,900
18 %
18%
18%
200
1.50
1.60
1,600
common
Warrants
:
■
Inspiration
i:
Powders
International
Molybdenum
International
Nickel
International
Utilities
50
27
125
16
i.__25
___,
47c
16
44c
41
com
44c
26
1
Bronze
Preferred
•
1
•
Preferred
83 Va
5
common
5c
45%
49%
49:!4
50%
25
Intel-provincial Bldg Credits
5c
6c
31,780
83%
85
27,789
45%
46%
4,485
v'V'.— /
*
com
6,933
I,512
7:!»
7%
70c
1.00
120
7%
7%
1,420
•
.160
15
Jan
4.15
18
.
Jan
7
Jan
16
95c
18 %
29c
Jan
11%
Am-
58c
•
Commercial
Jun
1
"
—
7%
84%
1.70
1.60
1.75
25c
66
66
67
125
25c
Syndicate
80%
60
60
62%
4,000
1
1.18
1.10
1.20
39,200
1.70
1.77
600
11
11
125
5
:
common
A
Copper Mines
_
Iron
Bay Mines
Iroquois Glass preferred
84
*
Pipe Line
Steel
Pipe
1
10
Mines
/•''.wi-
1.20
1
1.10
27
57%
Jan
87%
Jan
49
Jun
Jan
355,825
Jamaica
Public
Class
13%
14%
9,735
,
•
9
Nov
7%
Jan
70
64
Jan
2.70
July
8% May
13
1.35
Sep
82
25
55
18.676
44%
1.35
1.62
201,678
50c
25c 25 %c
2,600
23c
Sep
1.21
108,306
50c
Mar
11c 12 %c
34,200
8c
Jan
14%
Apr
1.08
17%
7c
Gold
Jockey Club
Class
6c
110
171
4%c
5c
20,575
13%
200
%c
8,900
3c
25c
1
29c
29c
32c
8,195
Bidlamaque Gold
1
7c
6 %c
7c
Calumet
5,600
1
27c
27c
28c
10,200
Mines
Concord
Develop
«
Continental Oil of Canada
Davies
New
Goldvue
4 %C
Kilembe
Nov
Nov
July
6V2C
Jui:
Aug
38c
5%c Mar
24c
1
7%c
4c
Jan
13,500
19c
Aug
28c
Apr
57,500
23c
Nov
5c
16,500
6%c July
2c
Sep
7c
Nov
6,066
7%c
8%c
18,000
5c
73c
72c
78c
22,750
49c
Feb
7 %c
7%c
8c
5c
Oct
Dec
New
19.245
•
10 V2C
12c
131,000
6c
Sep
315
50
•
26% Mai¬
ne
50
Feb
6
Jan
3.70
23c
9%
4.85
4.85
28,900
%c
6 Va C
36,766
4c
Aug
,8c
8 Vac
6c
8 Va C
8 Va c
6,700
7c
Mar
12c
2.50
Jan
5
■
Sep
Dec
4.35 May
New
Senator
9%
Jan
11% Mar
New
Taku
605
8%
Jan
11%
Niagara Wire
92c
4,000
Jan
1.50 May
30c
30c
36c
39,700
21c
Aug
11c
lie
12c
31,100
8c
Jan
30c
30c
31c
7,171
25c
Sep
38c
15 VaC
15c
16c
8,000
14c
Aug
24c
May
614
2.20
3.25
10%
700
6 %c
15,675
5 Vac
5c
1
9.10
9.10
1.75
1.70
1
44C
,
9.55
1
.__
2,0(5
3.00
■
-
1
,
5%
10%
3.20
*
915
6%
6 %
19,165
1.81
1,800
43c 49 Vac
19,429
8c
11c
22,100
12 VaC
•'
6
4c
8.25
1.70
Jan
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Mining
Rim
Nipissing
Nisto
Class
Nor
Warrants
—
Dufault
Lakeland
Jan
5.40
Apr
Noranda
Jan
Norbeau
Norgold
13%
Jan
Norlartic
Dec
20c
7c
Apr
87c
12c
May
Nov
31,550
lie
Oct
19c
Jan
North
17
6.129
15
Oct
17%
Nov
17%
Jan
28
Aug
25%
1,650
5%
5%
100
5%
Sep
7
7
100
7
Dec
70c
Feb
38c
Jan
2.75
1
Lingman
Gold
Ontario
Cement
11
463,093
2.85
5,950
1.45
1
Lake
1
8c
8c
11c
II,330
1
3.55
3.50
3.75
8,600
10
11%
11%
common
Preferred
Osu
8.50
2.75
.
Mines
Lake
1.45
200
12
6,775
1
29c
29c
35c
169,000
:—1
3.15
3.15
3.40
•
2.50
2.50
,2.65
Mines___
1.85
7C
2.50
8%
10c
North
North
Oils
Luz
Mines
:
Mines
Rankin
Nov
Quebec
Gold
Mines
Jun
12%
Nov
Northern
Lambton Loan
1
—
53c
53c
60c
73,775
49c
47 VaC
52 c.
62,900
18
17%
18
885
28
26%
Secord
Financial
class
Nov
Warrants
4.10
Jan
Norvalie
32%
Gold
Preferred
Nov
Nova
Mines
B
1st
Jan
21
Oct
580
49
Oct
1.51
-1.60
14,275
12c
pfd
pfd
class
warrants
53c
2,350
28c
5,800
74c
Jan
5c
3,700
3c
July
6c
Jan
17(:
22c
12,200
"12c
Jun
23c
Nov
56%
56
57%
II,381
37c
38c
11.016
32c
Aug
50c
Jar.
9c
10c
27,500
3%c
Feb
14c
Nov
15 Vic
15 Vie
16c
9,000
12c
Aug
21 %c
Jar.
2.75
2.71
2.82
7,619
13 Vic
13 % c
15c
14,200
6 Vic
7 Vic
9,575
1.71
1.82
2,460
50c
52 c
1,790
32c
70c
%c
71c
72c
II,484
44c
34c
44c
78,934
30c
Apr
82c
Sep
21c
21c
22c
9,678
20c
Oct
34c
May
40c
47VaC
71c
33,700
40c
Feb
84c
May
75c
11,150
21c
Jan
84c
May
2.55
18,480
%
20 VH
20%
_*
33 'A
33%
33'A
9
Gas_
•
common
20
Ocean
Oka
Feb
Jan
Mar
Feb
May
Jan
1.70
6c
Jan *
.
1.82
Goldfield
95c
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footnotes,
1
—
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see page
44
6c•
__
29 V2
6.00
11% July
8.20 July
Feb
83 %
30c
Apr
Page
May
Maj
Dee
16c
4%c July
7c
Jan
72C
Oct
12%
Dec
15c
Dee
7c
May
29c
Nov
11c
Feb
Jan
29
5.25
22,250
1.50
6c
9.500
4%c
24c
8,320
19c
33 'A
2,999
8
64c
45,750
54c
5
5
5
5
8%
8%
200
13%
•
23%
12%
9.00
Hersey
—
42,074
,13%
7.50
9.00
4,340
23 %
24 Va
7,362
27c
30c
Jan
Jar
8% May
52c
27c
4.50
8
Jan
Jun
Sep
Oct
Jan
Mar
Sep
% May
'
9.90
5.85
22%
Jan
Jan
Jun
52 c
May
18c
Apr
40
May
8.60 Ma:
2.18 Ser
8%C
Sej
28c
Ma:
33%
Dei
75c
Oc
6.00
Jai
9 % Ma;
13%
Ap
9.30 Ma;
27
Ma
'
Petroleum
52c
May
42c
Feb
2.36
33,200
4c
Mar
1.58
Oct
Parker
Drilling
7,900
4c
July
8c
Jan
Patino
of
25
Jan
75
31
54c
1
Ltd
75
Jan
Feb
6c
31%
*
Oct
1.20
Pamoil
6c
28%
Oct
Noy
Palliser
6c
2.00
Pacific Petroleums
Jan
93c
2.20
Oc"
Sep
July
10 %c
23c
41
Oct
47,425
1.85
1
10c
1.12
17,600
Mines
22%
1.93
6.40
common
Jan
1.78
6.25
Preferred
Aug
Sep
20,600
6.30
154
500
—.—1
1
•
"4,768
30c 33 VaC
335
Oshawa Wholesale
90c
2,200
9,500
37%
Aug
4.70
31c
14,088
■37
34
90c
23,500
31c
6c
1
1,210
15c
13 Vic 14 %c
1.90
Nov
62c
12%
10c
31c
1
4.35
4c
60c
11%
1
51
3,000
37 Vi
1
Lake
5c
13 %c
Gold
747
25c
4,400
5%
6,920
2,685
18c
10
Orenada
50%
3,270
34
•
Debenture—
Ormsby Mines
50 %
8%
90c
—
&
Jan
50 V*
"43,750
Jan
9%
5c
—
Aug
Osisko
Vac
25%
6.00
12 Vic 12 Vic
10c
2.20
Overland
45% Mar
60c
1
33%
Oct
33 %c
!
Mines
Orchan
Nov
5c
*
Metals
Loan
Oct
18%
20%
15c
12 Vic
1
Mines
Cement
Rare
Apr
1
*
*
O'Brien Gold Mines
Dec
11%
—
:■
;
Dec
22%- Oct
59
12%
——
29%
.
Nov
6
Sep
10 %c
Nov
5c
pfd
Mines
Obaska Lake
9%
18%
15%
2,525
Nudulama
Feb
9%
6c
"9.423
8%
•
2.70
110
•
5.10
_20c
1.02 Mar
Nov
II,657
18%
Sep
1.05
11,834
•
1.73
Sep
11
4.25
Sep
30c
165
*
Loraao Uranium Mines——
For
May
1.75 May
80c
Apr
9,700
10%
4.35
Jau
2.70 Mar
1.10
66c
165
41
10c
Jan
Jan
56c
10 %
:____
Aug
1
10 Vis
•
4c
1.50
Beaucage
10%
'
20 %c May
May
10%
Ltd—:——Li—
(W
125
3.25 May
Jan
60c
Opemiska Copper
25
Nov
8c
12c
Sep
30
2.60
Jun
24%
150
Dec
70
22
32 Va
57 %
9,975
Oils
2c
Oc:
2.40
Malartic
291/4
1.73
10c
Ontario
6,600
Feb
40
1.15 May
9 Vic
Okalta
1,320
Jan
9 Vic
Oleary
32 %
—
—
Long Island Petroleum,.
Long Point Gas
Louvicourt
25,500
'!■
1
Jun
4c
May
Mines
Nov
32%
98c
706
15c
12.00
Feb
81%
12%
3c
40c
60c
Ltd—
10 y8 May
4c
"28,878
81
—50
new.:
Warrants
23%
70
J .40
53c
Apr
81
*
__—1
Loc'ana Minerals
5,880
Aug
100
50
new
new_—__:——
Preferred
53,500
1.95
2.00 "V
30
A
15c
11%
31 %
3Va'c
32 Va
30
*
Cos
(M)
10%
350
23 V2
'•
1st
Common
B
15,949
22
59
11
14
.
May
19
Jan
12
1.55
-.
Oils
Northwestern Utilities
Nov
73c
29 %
11%
i.— 1
A
class
73c
Jan
57
20
Lac Gold
Groceterias
May
July
13c
1
•
;
Gold
Little Long
,—
common
39c
1.52
1
Mines
Levy Industries
37c
16
Apr
21%
20
—38
Leitch Gold Mines
27%
58%
*
A
preferred
$2 preferred
Lexindin
130
3
American
Lencourt
32 %
50c
Langis Silver
Laurentide
175
32
32%
—10
3.35
10
,
42c
Telephone
38c
3.20 Mar
3.35
—•
Au%
560
12
Nov
2.50
—
Power
'■
Lamaque
I,235
14 %
1
Natural
Ontario
Jun
18c
Jan
*
Mines
Northern
2.30
14c
Mar
11
1
Canada
Northern
600
Aug
11c
9c
Northspan class A warrants
Northern
Northland
4c
3,000
1
Apr
'
34,800
1
Nov
4.50 May
3.00 Jan
10c
16c
13%
*
■
Oct
Nov
Nov
"
12c
Aug
Mar
72c
20c
6
Exnloration
4.10
2.80
Nov
8c
,
53c
'
Jun
1,630
8%c
Oct
1.53
'
Shore
May
4c
4 Vic
—
25c
common
3.10
Aug
Aug
3c
—
—
.
—
Goldcrest
North
3.00 Mar
35c
8,000
10,000
1
12%
Jan
72,050
6C
•
Coldstream
Northgate
Apr
May
May
37c
Ltd—
Canadian
Warrants
7% Mar
10
Oils
30c
47c
1
Mines
Northcal
14c
Jan
18%c Jan
1
—
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
4.50 May
Mar
Nov
10%e
10,500
1
Mines
Nov
•
;
;
Mines
Jan
12%c
37,250
15c
46c
'
1.55
.
1
Mines
Oct
9c
52c
■
1
:
:
Gold
13%
V'
1
Nov
c
8c
,
8c
'
13%
1
1
Sep
25%
Gas
Mines
Acme
25 Va
•
Smelting
Mines
Apr
10
A
&
Mines-
%
22c
'
41
Jar.
1.10 Mav
13%
8c
'
*
_•
Nickel
8%
10
Lafarge Cement common.
41
:
14c
8
41c
37c
5c
Jur
40c
.
5 %c
;
1
common
Nickel
37c
5 Vic
i
.1
Rouyn
Oct
16%
13c
•
Mines—
Mines—
%c May
16V4
1
:
—
.
Kopan Developments Ltd
•
S
Class B
Nov
•
56c
12
&
Merger.-
630
Jun
M
Gold
Rouyn
3.55
1
Canada
New
11%
31c
19c
36 ViC
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
Newnorth
11%
91,900
19c
37c
New
11
*
Mines
V
May
Apr ,ii:
10c
1
1
Manitoba
3.50
'
11
11%
•
Mines
Mines—
New
Apr
1
:
Kelore
Newlund
May
10%
3.55
__10
2,500
13,040
4.00
4.80
1
common
Townsite
6c
Aug
1
1
16c
Jau
5c
Mines
9%
Occ
42c
17c
Mines-
Mines
of
.
23c
Hosco
49
Dec
8Vic Jar.
Nov
Jason
.
Minerals
Kirkland
Lowney
6%C
13%
110
13c
■
Copper
Kirkland
Loeb
Jan
New
8 %
Nov
Sep
New
15 Vac
Apr
4.00 May
64
Mar
88c
Gold
lie
21%
10% July
May
__
Dec
3 %c
40c
9%
Apr
Dec
18
Jan
90c
*
_i
,18%
Jan
Oct
Kerr-Addison Gold
A
Nov
18c
4 %c
14c
1
Harricana
4.22
4%c
50c
Mines
Aug
No ?
22 %c
•
Petroleum
31c
Nov
Warrants
Class
6
Nov
1.35 Mar
10 Va
13%
5c
Sep
1.80
48c
——_—.——J———10
Mines
Kenville
Loblaw
4c
13,500
4%c
5c
65%
19c
1
preferred
Kelvinator
Class
15.244
13%
v..
84
84,700
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol
Kelly Douglas class A
Loblaw
6,800
21
♦
1
Jan
Jan
14% May
1
Mines—
Dec-
34,950
1
Quebec
$1.25
2.50
105
18%
69c
Mines
Ltd
B
Jonsmith
Latin
7c
2.00
110
Jan
25c
Warrants
Laura
136
20 %
20%
Jun
Nov.
22c
1
Preferred
La
1,840
18
Oc"
11
60c
Mines
Lake
17%
58
Dec
77c
July
*
18
lo
i—
30%
Feb
•
New
Dec
17%
53 %
_•
New
Sep
8% July
7% Mar
1.50
Athona Mines
New
Jan
No:
54%
New
1.65 May
Dec-
44 %
13%
New
Nov
30%
Jan
6,447
New
Nov
Jan
Alger
Feb
18%
25c
Car
Products
New
Jan
25
17%
___5
National Trust
Neon
24%
18
1.12
Apr
41%
63c
17 Va
common-
___:
Steel
Dec
Nov
131
1
Feb
3.65
3,560
'
Jan
2.50 May
10c
10
•
Drug & Chemicar
47c
24c
13%
73c
82
July
Oct
g
—5
Apr
Apr
5.00
Oct
1
Preferred
7
37
12
36c
July
71c
11c
National
31%
Feb
61c
Service
warrants
B
Jellicoe
Lake
14%
National
Jan
Oc:
23c
Lake
Joburke
Lake
300
•
Exploration
National Petroleum
2.80
De;
20c
Mining
Explorations
Jefferson
Joliet
2,014
Apf
97/a
22%
35c
Wnite
Jacobus
Jaye
2,411
43%
1
Nov
44c
30%
30%
!
Aug
Oct
16c
Jun
•
■
7%
1.50
4c
29 Vi
In.
New
Jack
Minerals—
1.00 May
65c
2.00
11%
43%
:
;
51%
1.55
2,120
29 Mi
*
3.60
9,500
43%
1
Trust
National
Dec
10
24c
5,458
30'A
»
Works
Nov
84%
Jan
Aug
7c
30%
.__
Jan
Jan
7%
21
2.60
*
"
Nov
8c
13%
5 Vic
*
31c
29,465
100
40
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Aug
33%
60%
17,500
12%
7c
Nama Creek Mines
Nov
Jun
5,179
1.35
A
;
Nealon Mines
*
200
27c
3.75
2.50
13%
1
Corp common—
Wright Iron
Multi
2.60
•
;
Montreal
Mt
34c
•
;
_•
Moore
Discount
Common
11%
25c
3.75
26c
*
Knitting common
Porcupine
Apr
9c
6%
30,400
11%
Brewery, class
B
Nov
Jan
40%
14c
11 %
Montreal Locomotive
'
warrants
11c
*
Mines_^___
Monarch
Nov
12c
16% July
22'/a Mar
4c
Ore
Moneta
2.55 Mar
Jan
1.20 May
810
Monarch Fine Foods
Jun
Jan
7,955
Brick
Molsons
4.70 Mar
5%
5
5:,ti
20
Gas
Preferred
Min
3.55
'
■
•
45 %c
9%
Mining Corn
51 Va
'
*
12,350
22%
Preferred
*
68c
Mar
24%
:
Oct,
65c
Jan
6
__50
2.60
66c
15c
24
Minerals
Jur.
Oct
1.60
1.50
35%
preferred
Apr
70C
2.50
17c
28c
6
(John)
2.50
Jan
6,000
6,268
Nov
49
Jan
170,400
6,572
Nov
49%
22,891
60c
2.60
22
;_
Dec
Nov
2.25
17,300
49%
Feb
37
54c
17c
Mill
Milton
17%
Jan
Nor
37c
35%
%
Mar
1.90
Industrial
50
13c
58c
33c
Jan
—
Aug
July
1.85
Jan
:
5c
23c
15 %c
Jan
„_
Jar;
15,060
102,500
1.85
12%
preferred
22c
15 Vic
Nov
6%
Apr
*
37%
*
51
12c
City Petroleums-!/.^-i__*
20,917
com
32% May
26% May
9'A
Mining—
Midwest Industries Gas_
150,159
Accept Corp Ltd new
150
4,375
29,125
Aug
Sep
July
17%
warrants
37
22
Grain—
Oct
Apr
Ma"
18c
9 Va
Midrim
Dec
Nov
2.50
__
*
Nov
161
May
10%c
50%
20
Pacific
49%
44c
Sep
14% Mar
110
Oct
48
20
common
Jan
Jan
5c
16c
.CO
1
Light & Power
17
Apr
20C
10%
100
36 Va
i—:
00
8
Mines
Midcon Oil
Jan
9.10
Lake—
Preferred
Jan
45
8c
common
Metro Stores
Sep
48%
Iso
8c
Meta
17%
Irish
8.75
Dec
2.85 May
Nov
8c
Aug
Uranium
De:
May
67c
11%
2.10
49 %
__.
Class
34,916
Nov
i.24
106%
59c
Jan
Investors
12%
"
8c
2.18
89%
Intel-provincial
Intel-provincial
May
C Canadian
P
201
Inter-Provincial
33c
1.25
E
1,395
1959
58,080
Exploration & Development_50c
Prop
•
Merrill Island Mining
_1
M
10,185
International
54c
Mentor
40c
Natural
49c
1
Medallion Petroleums-
Oct
.156
__
Inland Cement Co
50C
52 c
57%
Inland
15%c
Jan
7 Vic
147
$2.75
13 %c
Oct
42c
36c
i
July
5c
67c
6 Vic
40c
Industrial
4c
32,798
45c
Red
147
Inglis
48,200
89,700
Jar.
12
McWatters Gold Mines
Hydra Exploration ■
l
Imperial Life Assurance
__10
Imperial Oil
i
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary. 5
6',I
preferred
—4.86%
$2l/i
12c
84c
6 %C
McMarmac
20c
10c 15 Vic
•
Jun
12%
9 Vic
1
Apr
7%
Oct
12%c May
16c
13.%
3.05 May
2.07
Sep
July
_1
Dec
13%
7c
10c
109
Lake
Oct
29
750
6,300
81c
_•
Red
Oc:
9 Vic 10 Vic
•
Mclntyre
McKenzie
is
13c
1
—
3.30
Jan
l
Gold
Oct
Dec
Aug
81c
McCabe Grain
53
Jan
20c
Consolidated
New
9 Vac
—_-4'
70c
Jan
24
_*
67c
13c
Jur.
41
*
_.
Mines
'
Jar.
6%e
•
.
—
26
3.40
Nov
Jam
4c
_100
Lake
Ltd
1.95 July
l
;
5 % % preferred
Matachewan Consol
Mattagami
15%
14c 14 %c
14c
1
;
Oils
''
'
1
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
i
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common--
Jun
17%
'■
25C
20c
44c
1
Co_
Home & Pitfield
-
.iLg-U,
;
Marcon
19Viae Nov
Vac Aug
«
Maritimes
Jan
4 Vac May
1
Mines
Marigold
—
*
____:
.
Barvue
Maralgo
Marboy
Dec
14c
1
Maple Leaf Mills
Nov
—
Ltd
Uranium
Manitou
Nov
2,995
Shoes
Maneast
Dec
llJ/4
13 Vac
Nov
34
12c
1
19%
34
Nov
21c
Jun
5,866
10
17c
Jur.
15,909
Sep
19% May
13c
Oc;
1.62
10,600
Maher
2.50
July
35c
5%c Nov
Jun
5c
Apr
11
Oct
2.35
Sep
1.45
13c
July
3c
95c
18%
100
15%
14c
'
5c
2.00
10%
5,800
2.25
9.50 Aug
9c
Nov
Aug
54,000
1.17
18%
7c
Jan
4C
67.250
55,100
5c
1.12
28 Vic
2.30
11c
Apr
7.05
14,474
8c
34c
4c
1.15
18%
2.00
♦
Erie
4c
8.50
1
B
Huron
4c
22,600
8.50
l
Howey
Hugh
5,000
9 Vac
29c
4%c
•
17% July
58
Ai%-
Apr
l
'
Tower
Drilling—
Mfg class A__
Hollinger Consolidated
Class
Jun
1,375
6 VaC
6'%c
*
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Vac
1
;
Holden
Co
11%
4.50
;
3.65
2.60
1
6.75 May
Jun
3,499
7%'c
*
Dauch—
Oil
2.70
30%
6
"
l
Hi
Home
2,025
3,610
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
Red Lake_.
Malartic Gold Fields-
Jan
May
3.50
Magnet Cons Mines
Majortrans
3.50
9c
Madsen
17% May
560
4.50
Nov
Mar
Sep
J an
1,887
4.50
4.00
22c
5c
3.15
3.20
Sep
11,700
Aug
11
15%
4.50
High
7c
6c
_l
v
18% May
15%
Low
136,200
6c
__.l
_
Cockshutt
Jan
4.50
High
11c 14 Vic
_______1
Explorations
11V-4
l
Highland Bell
Hinde
MacLeod
;
2,784
4.00
•
<fc
Macfie
11c
1
Mines
15%
i
__
H)
Sep
Nov
Apr
1
Mines
Macdonald
Feb
6 lie
Mines
Macassa
Jun
2.75
l
common
Nov
335
56
Mines
(Geo
6 %
Low
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines_g_______*
_
3.80
16%
1
Lakes
16
Lyndhurst Mines
Nov
15%
15%
1
Gold
1.00
Par
Nov
3.80
55
Headway Red Lake
Hees
Jan
16%
___
2,60
Jan
4.40
55
;
—_
of
8.65
955
%
16%
Hasaga Gold Mines."
Head
4,390
6
*
Minerals
Hastings
13 %
6
4.50
Carpets
Rock
Harrison
12%
6
*
Mines
Farms
2.95
13
10
Mines
50 Via
Jan
25
790
*
^
Gunnar Mining
Jan
50
2.50
*
Gwillim Lake Gold
Hallnor
Jan
41
50
2.40
;
Mines
65c
1,855
50
*
.__
9%
50
Jan
41
Gas
Lines
2.10
7.50
Jan
5%
■V 41
1
:
Guaranty Trust
Lead
1.75
18
Dec
2.50
trust
Wire
5.85
(Range for Week Ended December 8)
High
Dec
17
635
„
warrants
Gulch
9
47
.
class
Winnipeg
Voting
1,355
47
—■
_
Greening
5,902
5o
_
Develop
Coal
B
Greater
17
6.60
2.05
—
warrants—
Great
17
5.85
8%
;
preferred
Great
Hard
17
5o
Warrants
Class
Low
1
preferred
$2.80
High
6.60
warrants
Great
Gulf
Low
43
May
Oct
29% Nov
2,000
Canada.
Consol
Gold
:
Sep
40c
31c
Oct
57c
71c
Nov
25c
-
38 c
42c
34,525
75c
73 c
77c
3,500
1
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
38c
_•
Pamour
Pato
'
20c
—__20o
lOViC
10c
13c
79,500
6c
Jan
Jan
-
17c
Ap
Jui
1.05
Jai
>
Oc
5.50
Aui
4.40
1
2.76
4.40
4.50
528
6.50
—*
—2
3.40
6.50
"100
3.35
Feb
6.50
Dei
2.76
2.80
1,399
i R
Ails
2.80
Dei
9
44
(2588)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
.
.
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended December 8)
-
yPar
-
,
Paymaster Consol
Pee
.Exploration
Peerless
15°
—
.
1
1
Ltd—
Exploration
Pembina
Pipeline
Penman's
Gold
Oil
Oil
^-1
Phillips
Oil
Ore
Power
Corp
Prairie
Oil
37,9yi)
12c
1.58
31,705
37c
14%
62c
14%
-67c
6%c
8,206
7%c
,1(!: 62c
6%c
;
,
39c
*
27c
15% July
"
72c
Ultra
Nov
8c
46c
Shawkey
Union
Oct
Jun
>v
.
-
preferred
Union
*
-1
60
60
62
732
50
Jan
—
2.35
2.35
300
3.20
,3.15
3.30
2,150
22c
18c
,26c
61,200
7-20
7.00
7.50
10,490
81c
"81c
85c
23,050
211
2.22
17,323
4%c
5c
6,000
3c
1.10 Nov
64% Nov
Apr
Gas
Class
V
of
A
Class
3.60 Mar
United Canso
v
Jan
7.50
Dec
United
1.39
Feb
2.48
Feb
Class
c
E
United
56
56%
56 %
32c
tl
1
1
1
.—1
—1
15%
2;541
Quebec
Manitou
Quebec
Mattagami
Mines
;
.
-
.
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec
9c
...
——-
Warrants
7c
Oct
20c
Nov
68,010
11c
Nov
36c
Sep
United
Oils_
4Vic
5Vic
72,000
2Vic
Jan
5Vic Dec
United
Reef
5.00
5.20
5,300
2.10 Jan
6.40 Sep
United
Steel
11c
12c
8,500
5Vic Feb
18c
24c 25Vic
5,575
11,430
23c
Oct
30c
65c
Jan
98c
6%
100
Queenston Gold Mines
Queraont
Quonto
Radiore Uranium Mines
Class
Rio
Rocky
Roe
Mfg
Mines
Rockwin
S%%
Rolland
55c
55c
60c
8,200
1.47
1.55
4,170
-10%
11
550
1.47*
11
Bank
Royal
Jan
Oct
16c
Jan
84c
62c
Nov
1.95
July
*
14,850
56c
Jan
99c
16c
July
32c
1,25
Nov
1.90
11
11
325
10%
Oct
15
16
1,985
16
Apr
14 Vi
Jun
__
'
16
15
400
14,255
9.35
9.35
11%
65,558
6Vic
7Vic
52,899
35 %c
35c
,39c
29,000
„
-
—
12%
15c
J—
11c
„
6%
86%
—11%
11
10%
,
12 %■
25
.
Industries
St
Lawrence
class
•
A_
14%
Maurice
Gas
Shiriff
Warrants
VSan
,
Antonio
Sand
85c
*
Sapphire
Sarcee
—1
12 %
Y
....
V"
72%
8c
8%
12,384
11c
&
14%
West
Lake
•
Voting
Jun
West
9c
Nov
Arts
10
Westates
Nov
Jan
Westeel
22Vi
13
Oct
Western
Western
83c
*
88c
;
;
Power
A
Mines
Miller
Silver
40
38
94c
1.08
65,935
37c
37c43%c
112,437
4.85
Mines
:•
.26%
180
39"%
(590
40%
4.80
24,246
•
30 Vi
30%
31
4.75
5.25
3,113
44c
44c
61c
4.60
&
Foods
14%
14%
100
28
28%
8,150
1.85
1.85
2.15
59,115
•
5%
__
18%
19%
14%
Jan
2.51
2.65 May
7
Mar
100
Oils
50
5%
19%
Feb
53
•
32%
31%
32 %
3,605
21% Jan
34
16c
14Vic
18c
204,000
8%c July
22c
*
100
14
1,705
.2.25
1.63
2.25
17,580
38c
Jan
2.25
30c
30c
33c
12,566
25c
Sep
52c
7c
5c
8c
162,400
3c
Aug
8c
8c
3.75
13%
Aug
6%
14%
15%
78%
77%
78%
9,216
67%
Jan
4Vic
4%c
5c
20,500
3Vic
Oct
6c
1
Trusts
8.00
7.75
8.05
35,306
6.85
Oct
91
'
20
24
24
100
Nov
92
21 %
Jan
9,800
16c
Aug
17,500
5c
Feb
1.73
—!
1.71
14%
14%
14%
950
1.40
1.45
9,400
Dec
2.20 Mar
33c
34c
6,850
23c
Apr
40c
Sep
2,630
21
Oct
25%
Jan
40
Apr
40% Aug
70c
Jun
•
34c
21%
21 %
23*
40
40
50
44c
_
44c
46c
15,550
14% Mar
13% May
1.40
1.56
1.52
1.62
17,370
1>15
96c
1>15
n,746
95c
1
13c
13c
14c
^Fexaco Canada Ltd
common
•
•
T^orncHffe Park
Petroleum
10c
Zip T,?? Tail0TS—
_•
1
--"--7r--^--,-^^1-
Dominion
Toronto
Iron
Bank
Works class
preferred
Towagmac "Exploration
11c
Apr
18c
55
Oct
69
Feb
59%
60%
927
1.22
1.22
1.55
80,467
67/e
nyB
2,110
5
Jan
72c
7,550
43c
Jan
,70c
70c
10
A
*
14
14
14
50
51c
60c
22,600
30%c
3OV2C
32c
36%c
36 %c
43c
155,274
72
70%
72
6,348
13%
13%
13 %
120
63%
63 Vi
V
_so
-
1
~~
iqc
lie
-
6,700
35
4,625
Feb
Jan
1.69 May
48c
59%
51c
.Mines
Toronto
31,222
1.90
Nov
.67/e
Thompson Lundmark
16%
35c
Nov
1.49 Nov
1
Territory Mining
Feb
Sep
:•
__50
?
24c
J.7%
825
Teck
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
2.02 Sep
Jun
16%
•
Preferred
Jan
Oct
Jan
Nov
157/8
35o
—
1.31
11c
34c
15%
__
common
16,050
28,000
24%
11c
•
•
.Sylvanite Gold Mines
1.76
16%cl8%c
1.25
2,851
1.00
Dec
1.85 May
Oct
8.10
37,368
5.60 Nov
8.10
60 Va
8,688
38 % Mar
60 %
Nov
79c
2,558
57c
1.12
Jan
4.40
Apr
3.50
3.45
3.65
850
7c
9%C
13,060
—
2.75
3.00
6,700
3%c
3 V2C
15,000
12C
13C
b.DuO
12c
;
July
3.30
Nov
4c
Sep
11 %c Mar
2.40 Mar
3.90
Sep
5c
Apr
Feb
24c
May
11 %c
~12c
9,259
1.09
1.15
26,759
88c
Jan
28c
37c
I,950
20c
17
17 %
3,188
16
Aug
July
15
Oct
17 y8
15
16
5c
10%c Jun
5,987
3%c
Apr
lc
7%c
1.11
,
Dec
16,100
16c
2%c Sep
55c
55c
59c
.15,000
3.25
2.80
3.35
32,977
9 %
9%
9%
1,746
34
32%
34
136
32%
1.40
.1.40
150
25c
2.965
25c
Jan
37,183
79c
Jan
.1.4 lc.,; Jan
95c
Aug
6c
Jan
60c
*
Apr
1.18
^7i5c * !Mar
19 Va Aug
18 Va Aug
.5
Mar
»Sep
63c
^
11
Mar
Jan
34
'-Dec
1.75
Nov
1.50 Mar
6.10
6.30
1,785
16c
17c
3,825
12c
20%
19%
20%
9,005
22%
22
22%
.5,130
17% July
18% July
24
95
95
95
30
90
98
12%
/ 11%
12%
12,155
"
109
109
109
1.40
1.46
30c
46c
1,264,450
.1
v—
5%c
i—1
1
6c
7
17c
17,072
4.00
**
100
34
34
34 34
■
8c
,.17
:
6.60
7.15
18
4,495
"
1.00
1.00
1.03
5,150
Oct
Dec
4.75 Jun
-36%
Sep
23
"Jun
Jan
84c
11%
Jun
Jun
*
—
-
17c
Jun
4.75
Nov
7c
Sep
"15% Jan
955
Oct
2.14 May
60c
Apr
.23
*
"'
17
6.60
.5
Jun
14%'Oct
Aug
4.00
Oct
Nov
%
110%
Feb
4%C Aug
819
*
;
Jun
''
May
22%
Oct
5c
Dec
25c
May
"
Dec
6.30
Sep
1.15
3,500
14c
4.00
i4c
—_•«
104
1.18
Jan
9.85
12,364
30c
3.00
31
1.42
Feb
Dec
Oct
6
4.00
1.34
Jan
1
Mines
11c
13c
II,000
9%c
Jan
18c
3%c
3c
4c
26,000
2%c
Feb
6c
Apr
_l
Bear
11c
20c
Oil
5
5
6
10,200
3 V2c
May
7c
July
1.10
13,865
90c
May
34c
1
;
Mines
1
1
1.05
1
Mines
Electric
37c
V
;•
;
37c
39c
41,750
5c
5c
7c
19,306
2.75
2.85
2.75
.1
:
1.03
34c
2.00
21 %c
16,300
Jan
68c ; Jan
10c
Feb
Nov
2.90
14 %c Aug
9,600
36c
1.15
Aug
3%c Nov
6,270
16 %c 18 %c
1
May
Oct
22 %c Aug
40c
Nov
Jan
Shown
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Expressed
Last
Anglo
Canadian
Pulp
Paper—
Bulolo
Gold
Canada
&
*
Dredging
5
Bronze
Canadian
Consolidated
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
38%
38%
55
10%
10%
3,269
6%
34%
35%
1,175
25%
High
Jan
34%
Apr
8.10 :
8.10
37
Feb
44%
Jan
10%- Dec
36%
Nov
Sep
8.45
Nov
Jan
25
8.30
3,310
24%
25
3,551
16
19%
100
18
Jan
20%
40
40
40
535
29%
Jan
42
42%
42
43%
7,356
41
Apr
49% Jun
25
common:
General
Range
of Prices
19%
Dominion Sugar
Canadian
Dollars
Sales
10 %
—_
—5
Canadian
for Week
Low
■
Anglo Newfoundland Develop—
Asbestos Corp
:
in
Week's
Investments
Paper
5.25
Dec
Jan
,
Oct
Nov
27c
i6%c
4.70
71c
Sale Trice
Nov
Jan
8%c
1
Oct
7.75
Par
Nov
50%
23c
1
Mar
3.90
58%
Friday
May
Jun
7%c
Mines
Industries
80
32
8c
Exploration
16%
Jan
23c
__
Superior Propane common
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
V
20
.1
J
Contact
91
14
1
Sturgeon River Gold
Taurcanis
90
May
90c
1,200
8.00
STOCKS
9.80 Mar
20
58
Aug
31,800
4.55
1
Prices
Apr
15%
1,000
Jan
68c
25
-75c
,jj
Apr
17%
•
25
39
55%
9%c
13Vic Jan
Jan
Nov
_•
24%
Dec
1.00
1.20
Toronto Stock
Mar
25
Mar
72c
_100
Zenmac Metal Mines
Jan
1
Jan
7
16c
^
Zulapa Mining
Dec
S.1
A
100
28%c
5
g.io
Zinc
(H G)
Apr
Apr
Jun
9%c
300
1.18
Mines
Jan
12c
5,245
&
91
Apr
Nov
4.40
:
—*
Canuck
Yukeno
55%
.
72c
July
4.55
i__
Lead
6%
1.10
;
Dec
1
—
365
II,133
^_100
——
Larder
Nov
10c
>
.100
17c 18 %c
67/a
*
May
4.55
35,192
99%
17c
Oct
1.90
71
Dec
13%
__
Jan
19,268
Nov
13%
r
11c
Jan
100
69%
Nov
'
Dec
•
•
35c
30
90c
63
Mar
34% Mar
1.12
870
51 %
14
Apr
55c
90c
*
Alexander
Young
Jan
Jan
.Winchester
Zenith
Nov
Oct
Jan %
51c
A
preferred———^.-;
Yellowknife
49Vic Nov
~
30c
*
class
Mines
Yellorex
Dec
36c
500
1.14
——
2nd
Yankee
Oct
70c
50c
_50c
preferred—*
^
Yale
Oct
July
11%
27
200
18%
51%
Oil
^,mes
Silver
5%
10%
5.25
1
Steep Rock Iron
Star
2,194
13%
28
Nickel
Mining
Toronto
14
14
14%
Stedman Bros new_-L
Steel of Canada
Torbrit
Sep
•
Stanwell Oil & Gas—
Tamblyn
Nov
24c
/
Jan
21c
A
•
Jan
10% Aug
12c
1
—
Inlet "A"
Wright-Har greaves.'
5.65 Aug
31
Dec
May
3.70
30%c
33c
Ltd
Cons
23
1.55
Jan
2,700
22c 24Vic
34c
preferred—50
43%
Sep
_5
(J) Industries class A_
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
Class A warrants
;
Apr
31% Mar
50
8%
1•
'Wood
Oct
Jun
"5,596
,
1
Petroleum
B
Wood
Nov
Jun
46,214
22c
1
Oils
Mines
Switson
182,250
3.25
Oct
30
Feb
41c
50o
common
Industries
87c
450
5.25
1
Stafford
Sunburst
Oct
9
—
_l
;
Windfall
Dec
14% May
Nov
B%
66
•
Wiltsey Coghlan
May
5%
2.55
3.40
Surf
$6
Nov
5.10
Dec
50c
1.25
Leaseholds
Willroy
..
Jun
'1.60
^
,
Oct
1.08
240,024
310
Gas_
Warrants
May' -
53c
Feb
23%
1,100
4.75
-97
26
580
*
class
Spooner
Sullivan
7%
49
——;
Standard Paving
Stanrock Uranium'
Sudbury
42%
Apr
4.20 Mar
1.44
Ltd
class
3.70
24,752
27
10c
Jan
1.40
i
Sterling
25%' 26%"
"
"2.00
41,700
2.09
1
Breweries.
4%%
21% May
15
Aug
42%
-
Southern Union
Stuart
"9,217 ""'
12,960
.
Jan
1.75 Nov
,
9c
1.60
i
—
Class
Sep
'
7%c
1.60
•
Western
Dec
95c
Dec
16c
1,200 r"
,9%"""'
103%
„
Feb
69c
48%
•
Southam
Steinberg
5Vi~
:9%
33%
'
1.43
Manufacturing
Steeloy
SVr
9%
4.90
Jan
Sep
4c
42%
:
Industries
Starratt
4.80
1
B
Sommerville
6.35
""27,000
22,190 "
;
Mines
Slater
1.30
48'A
Mines
Silverwood Dairies
D
5
95c
•Simpsons Ltd
K
4,805
12,227
.1
!
Silvermaque
S
r'
9.90
1
Standard
65c
%
50
Quebec
Silver
T-' 99% Jun
8,180
1.00 July
2 %c Aug
7'Ac
—
(Geo)
400
*
;
Decalta
Weston
J.55
1
^
&
Western
Aug
;50
Breweries
Siscoe
;
26
_50o
Gold
Gordon
Class
5%c
26»A
preferred
Sigma
7
26%
preferred
B
Creek
Sicks
1.95
—*
Class
Sherritt
1.74
common.*
A
Class
Sheep
'
c
^
Shawinigan Water &
Class
1.84
Jan
155
Dec
1.50
Copper
18%
18,200 "
Jan
1.87
—.
Ltd-
Warrants
Dec
July
8%
Feb
1
common
Canada
Nov
May
129
.
;
Products
12
24%c Jan
54c
Nov
•
;
Petrol
25
July
Oct
5'/2
1.15
1
——
Jan
8c
20c
3,959
16
Oil
5,000
Apr
30,226
Ref
&
Mines
Jan
14%
f
tu.
Oct
1.63
Jan
7
trust
Malartic
22c
1.10
Dec
17c
f
1.87
♦
;
Westburne
84
21c
*
Oil
Trans
Nov
Aug
6%
1
Petroleums
12
Jan
6%c
Y 40
Selkirk Holdings class A„
Seven
Sep
23c
Oct
.
1.75
—10
1
Canadian
Westcoast
Sep
10%
1
Security Freehold
Apr
Nov
13
6%
10
:
Nickel
Warrants
Oct
1,105
X
——
;—
Metal
67,310
—
Canada
8% Mar
20
18,700
HOC
Petroleums
Petrol
1.53
25
30%
Feb!
Apr
59 Va
Knapp
157/a
Dec
6.05
Webb
Dec
90
Feb
9%
4,372
5%c
—1
1.42
*
Eauipment
Wespac
550
11 Va
10%
v."
9c
*
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
21c Jan
800
17%"'19%
~"9.90 12%
17%
'
10,000
1
Weedon Mining
Sep
24'A
Waterous
Nov
Werner
4c
.103 103"%
.T
;
■
—
Goh}—
Gold
River
Satellite
•
common
17c
15c
1.45
1
i^_l
A
—
July
Sep
Apr
14%
;
*
Horsey
5,167
13 %c
14c
W
14c
8'%
"
Salada
22c
;*
Mines
&
12% Dec
19 Va
6,717
G
Nov
208
84
Amulet
Aug
7,000
22%
Corp common
._•*
preferred —
————-10.0
5%
8.15
*
i
Wasamac
8%
5,320
-
9%
9Vic
10c
Walker
Jan
11%
23%
Lawrence
'
'St
Cement
26%
8%
Products
6c
'155
11 lA,
Waite
3c
Sep
4.55 Jan
74% Jan
87
Exploration
Grey Trust-
Wainwright
Oct
11 %
i
common—:
Western
St
20%
1,420
Jun
1.82
;
Sep
11 Vic May
11%
—
*
Jan
3,010
18,935
Apr
30 %
Jan
Jan '
Sep
2.00
85c
27%
10%
"
—
Vulcan
Nov
10,636
10%
—
—J•
Ryanor Mining
24%
Nov
7.15
100
30%
Dec
15 %
Nov
3:65 Jan
6,217
July
32c
1
1
13c
28,600
9%
—
*
Preferred
14%
Aug
60
t
May
.*
common
49c
61,914
7,
82%
84
*
58
55% May
17c
9.55
_1
t
Jan
5%c
10Vi
10
22%
Jan
'
Violamac Mines
Jan
Jan
'
Power
&
2.95
4%cJuly
'
—
19 %c
100
8c
16 %
_i_
Corpi-__——
Ltd
22 Vic
1.35 May
7.40
.May
19% May
18
Oct
11 Vic Oct
45,800
15c 16Vic
7Vic
• „„UJ6,%
100
'
.
«7
A
100
12 Vi
9%c
__
10c
:50c
Canada
^July
% Nov
11% July
Dec
Apr
22c
■• *'•'*
Consolidated
Victoria
Apr
—
Apr
12
52
■
July
":
30
—
Feb
400
13c
A
-
30
24%
1
!
Debentures
i
Vesper Mines
Viceroy Mfg class
11% Nov
54,120
———1
Mall
1.55
30
9.75
Preferred
Sep
81c
2.20
—:
•
52
*
Alloys
Ventures
July
24c
*
1.35
i_30
FortuneL
Venezuelan
Dec
1.53
77c
15
,
Dairy class
Oil common
Royalite
10
22c
—1
Oak
Russell
Jun
45c
10
Vandoo
Jan
1.50
13c
Ltd common
of
18c
77c
Consolidated—5c
Royal
,Jun
1.50
.2120
.
1.55
•
*
Vauze
Mines.
Vendomatic
Aug
22 Vic
I
Pall
of
4%c
13c
common
Can
Rothmans
36,925
2.20
—J
preferred
Paper class
Rowan
16c
—•
...1
Mines
V)
14c
*
Petroleum Ltd
(A
14 %c
—1
Rio Rupununi Mines
Rix Athabasca Uran
Robertson
8.35
—-1
—1
-
Algom
Roche
4,261
12c
55
New
Vanadium
3.35 Mar
.Sep
9.25
—*
-
:
8,600
34
9.00
2
Mines
Minerals
580
1
.—;
11c
Feb
May
15%
"
200
*
Upper Canada Mines
9% Mar
1
Chemical
A
Renabie
3,965
United
Oct
*
—
common
Rexpar
4.40 Sep
1.05 Feb
9.25
*
class A—:
MacDonald
Reitman
2.00
15c 15Vic
15c
-*
—
Grip Battery
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
Reichhold
5,188
51 Vi
51 Vi
1
Oil
Rapid
Reeves
1.80
-6%
_1
Petroleum
Ranger
2.00
91c
1
*
Mining
5.75
*
i
Nov
Nov
90c
6%
—
15
5.80
1
Nov
90c
1
Preferred
26,448
5c
*
Natural Gas
9cl0%c
Y2lc26%c
15
1
:
Nov
16c
Sep
"
9V2
14,030
6.05
1
>
2lc
3c
7,516
—
65c
Sep
9 %
140
20c
:
1
:
„:
Hill
Jan
49
400
55
—_
Keno
-11,374
'21%
56
.1
_i
Preferred '
8%c Oct
11%
22%
22%
class A
Aug
Jan
11
•
L_„I_50
>
Nov
Sep
35
'
30c
t
300
__^_5o
...
Nov
2.82 Mar
July
7c
14,883
*
common
preferred
Corps
8c
11
52
10%
r
'
Canada
27
Jan
1.52
'
"
!
•
7c
52
10%
"__^_50
United Mindamar
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Nov
'
preferred
B
7%c
*
i—_—
Union. Mining Corp—
:
Union Oil Co of Canada Ltd—United Asbestos
f
3.00 May
Jan
May
1.89
f
1
Nov
16%
1
Jan
+
1
—
common
preferred 1
2nd
v.
.
Mines—
Acceptance
1st
•
>
5c
26%
16%c
Feb
14,000
Dec
2.14
24%
1.80
Dec
Feb
13c
Nov
1
- 26%
26%
9c
11 %c
76c
Ltd——«—>'*
•
•
—
Nov
9
19%
13c
28%
Producers
7,800
1
Apr
Aug
Minerals Ltd
21,560
Apr
Jan
4.35
30,952
14%
14%
55c
32c
74c
26%-
10c 13 %c
14%
11 Vic
15%
14
!""j
May
20 %c
30c
—«*
60c
Trinity Chibougamau
9,006
—x
—
Sep
Dec
Ma
Ltd
37c
4,330
2,785
Airways
Nov
7,717
12,0G0
13,745
54,400
2.20
20%
43c
76c
10c
Jun
1.95
,66c
.
10%
40c
28%
Ore—
25
I,520
■
60
1.80
55c
2.05
26%
>
*
„■
Nov
60
Jan
40c
-70c
I-.
49c
High
Jan
38
1
75c
—
.
45c
-
*
Oil__
55c
26%
19%
45c
1
Resources
1
Pipeline
Pipeline
.Prarie
55
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Triad
—•
,
Mines
Gas
Nov
3%c
Trans
.'59
37%
Feb
—1
Royalties—
Premium Iron
Purdex
Pipeline—
Ltd
Transmountain
2.09 Aug
Mar
Sep
Sep
50c
180,000
Exploration
Canada
2,863
18%
18%
Transcontinental
59 %
59
warrants
Canada
Low
High
58
: '
.
*
87c
10%
Nov
13
7,270
58
1
Trans
Nov
Jan
Low
A
Trans
15c
Jun
class
B
,Jun
115
Oct
Finance
Dec
Sep
52c
30c
Traders
13% May
5% July
12,200
45c
26%
45c
;
1957
47c
10c
33,430 V":
12,950
50
Nov
Sep
75c
_
Class
,35%
Feb
30c
Mar
80c
Aug
110
Par
Jan
15c
-
,28%..May
3,300
70c,71c
.
33c
14%
—
Gold-'
President Electric
Provo
25
40c
7%
'
20c
0Oe
Rouyn
Preston
120
33c
—*
Oils
Powell
Prospectors
Feb
10% •;
1
Development
Ponder
9c
lip
9lA
Place Oil & Gas
Placer
1,266,290
30,725
10
—1
Mines
Uranium
July
1.45
—J*
■
Gold
Crow
Pitch
8c
9%
j—1
Engravers
Pickle
21,916
High
Oct
35%
*
•
Ltd
Co
13c
11 %c
—70c
Industries
8-G0°
36c
—.1
Mines
&
Gas
&
Phantom
Photo
Mines
16c
Jlc
67c
8%
36%c
*
Oil
&
Low
34%
120
—
100
Gas
Peruvian
55c
———-——
Preferred
Perron
High
14c
9%c
44c
—
1.28
common
common
Pernio
Petrol
Low
1.68
Jan
May
Nov
10% July
80c
Oct
14
Dec
16%
Aug
33c
Jan
85c
i
Dalhousie
De
Oil
Havilland
Dominion
•
class
Glass
Preferred
Dominion
Steel
Class
Minn
Pend
17
Dec
17 %
Dec
525
66
May
88 %
Nov
Paper
class
20c
Sep
Feb
15
15
15
100
22%
23%
1,280
19%
Jun
25%
22%
23%
315
17%
Jan
29
22%
May
•22%
22%
105
20 %
Jun
24
Jan
37
38%
740
30
13%
13%
155
13
July
Apr
39
13%
23%
23%
570
26%,
2.50
A
2.50
Paper
20
21
26
Dec
54 %
54
55%
440
47
Jan
2.10
2.10
2.50
1,825
1.91
56 %
54%
57%
3,182
40%
10%
10%
175
1.51
.1.51
200
8%
8%
2,200
45 %c 49 %C
2,100
1
;
•
Sangamo
-*
Petroleum
Canadian
Cons
Gen
Gold
*
Inv
Trust
*
I
Corp
8%
1
Zellers
•
9
Va
25%cMar
37c
Nov
45c
Nov
57%
12
Feb
72
Dec
^No
Oct
15
Jun
included
in
58
Jan
wiWhen
issued,
"23c
Sep-
6'/2c Sep
A
63 Vi
13c
footnotes
Dec
Nov
par
value,
a
for
Odd
year's .range),
lot
e
(not
included
Selling ex-interest,
Ex-dividend,
230
out-of-town and
sale
Ejcdiquidating dividend.
x
33%
in
year's
f Flat
Oct
May
24
Nov
26%
Nov
Sep
56% Aug
2.65
Sep
Jan
57%
Dec
Aug
10 %
Nov
Jan
6%
1.51 July
Jan
9%
Dec
33%
Nov
Jan
65c
July
Apr
33%
Jun
35
Nov
1.40
44c
Jun
17
Mar
600
15
Jan
300
27
26%
•
Mines
Jan
26%
2.50
common
13%
26
2.50
Ontario
Flour
Southwest
13 %c
23%
1
Oreille
Yukon
3,525
84
*
Price Bros
Third
17%
1
;
B
&
710
17
82
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Linoleum—
Inc
MacLaren
Ogilvie
&
Mines
Products
International
Lobiaw
17c
17
82
10
Oilcloth
Gaspe Copper
Haves
17c
*
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common
42
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canadian markets
range),
price,
r
Cash
d Deferred
sale
delivery
(not-included
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
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year
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•
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Volume
194
Number
6115
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2589)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid")
quotation
wide
furnished
national
distribution.
Par
Industrials and Utilities
:
Par
Bid
10c
91/2
10 Va
l
9%
10%
_________5c
25 %
27%
_j__10
64 %
68 Va
Acoustica Associates
Aerovox Gorp
Albee
,
___
Inc.!
Homes
Alberto-Culver
Aid
Co
Inc
Alico
1
Land
Biltrite
American
Cement
14%
6%
[ 6%
19%
28
30%
Frito
43%
Co__ *
25
27V»
Futterman
11%
12%
Garlock
62 Va
Gas
Corp.._____5
^
5%
24
60 Va
,(Glasspar Company class A—50c
15%
50
53 Va
29%
17%
Corp
_^___,'„-l
Assembly Prod Ihc__^
1
10%
16
17%
Associated
12%
14
__
10
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Avon
Products
Aztec Oil.
Baird
Hamilton COsco
Hanna
111
12%
(A J)
Beam
Markets-—,
8%
;*i. 9 v4
18%
,-1
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Manufacturing Co__
(James
Behlen
20 Va
58
2
Corp
Berkshire
Hathaway
Corp, ;
Beryllium
Billupls Western
Black
Hills
Black
Sivalls
—,_1
—
5
50c
&
&
Boston Capital Corp,!
Bowser
Inc
Brown
&
34%
Bruning
Brush Beryllium Co
1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co__
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Byllesbv (H M) ft Co
__10c
California
Calif
W
WateV
Water
Cameo
Tell—
Interstate
California
&
5
Telep Co__
Inc
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Cannon Electric—
Cannon
Mills class
B
Point Field Trust ctfs__
Central
111
Central
Elec
&
Indiana
Gas
Co
Telephone
Central
Vt
Cetron
Charles
Public
of
v"
'
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&
Water Co
Itek
Systems
Jamaica
23 Va
Recreation
36
4%
Prod
Gas
Engineering
33%c
Co,
Colorado
Milling & Elev
Colorado
Oil
Gas
&
Co
22%
49%
Oil
1
•
21%
7%
8 %
9%
•
Refining__2c
33
Co_*
'
Star
Control
40
42%
Lucky
21%
23%
Ludlow
Company
37V4
Statler Hotels Delaware
51%
9%
2
Stores
,1%
44%
"47%
90%
94%
22%
2474
25%
277/4
36
43%
..
Engine Co Inc___
1
14 3/e
Danly Macnine Specialties
5
9%
10%
Darling, (L A)
1
12%
13%
10c
16%
Co
Busin'ess Machines
23
Dashew
Dejur-Ainsco Corp class A__—1
•Delhi-Taylor Oil
18%
5%
,
15%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
i_l
15%
17%
19 Va
21 Va
Dial
Di-Noc
Co—
Chemical
Inc
$1.25
Dorsett
1
7%
65%
17 Va
19 Va
1
81
86%
1
53%
57%
1
82%
86%
2
4%
5 Va
25c
Company
.
Bradstreet Inc
Dunham
Inc
Bush
..
__
——*1
21%
25%
45%
Utilities
Economics
El
Paso
10
Laboratory Inc
Electric
Electrada
Associates
Corp
Eiectro-Science
Electro-Voice
Electrolux
Electronics
Electronics
Co
1
(Texas)
Capital
International
Oil
13%
1
18%
1T%-
Erie
Resistor
Far
West
Federal
Nati
Co,—1,
Fischer
Foods
Co_
,_10
,,_2.50
For footnotes, see
42%
45%
5%
Wood
Conversion
60
64 Va
Work
Wear
21
22%
Wrather
58
5
/
2074
37
4074
14%
15V8
1
17%
20 %
Corp—1
5 %
5%
Bid
■
67
•
1474
(N Y). ,_,10
65
6*9%
,—-100
455
10
39
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Trust
Co
Bank (Savannah)
Cleveland Trust Co
Commercial
.
85
92%
43
46%
9 %
131
Co
94%
104 Va
90%
503
58 Va
(NJ),,l0
61
65
63
67
Bank
Natl
-«.„5
16
14%
22
23%
181
187%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
(Chicago33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
.10
301
51%
48%
Co
28%
3074
First
Natl
273/8
291/4
First
Natl Bank of Chicago
20
103 %
1
38%
42
First
Natl
10
81 Va
61
First Natl Bank
of Boston—12%
51%
100 Vt
96%
42
10%
Passaic County
25
First Natl Bank of St Louis—20
103
7%
First
10674
Eng Gas & EleC Assoc
8
363/4
3974
24%
261/4
60 %
64
4%
First
&
(Philadelphia)
12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)-12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D 0—25
Rockland National Bank—
(Suffern N Y)
5
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk ef New York__5
,
45 Vb
St Louis
First
of
of
Natl
City Bank (N Y)_.20
Pennsylvania Banking
Co
Trust
(Philadelphia )_10
109
95
34%
110%
Rochelle
Franklin
Natl
Bk
—,—5
of L I
N
Y—5
-
42%
4674
56%
59 Va
83 Vt
Trust
Union
273A
2974
45%.
Hudson
County National Bk,,10
29%
31%
United
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
1
26 %
28%
Hudson
Tr
v8%
847%
24%
26%
United
Ohio
Water Service CO—,—,,10
34%
371/4
Industrial
95
99%
18 %
preceding
207b
page.
;
Otter
Tall
River
Prod,_10c
Power
Co
674
,7
24
^5
2574
42
45%
(Union City)„,8
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Industrial
Co
Bank
79%
of
(Boston)
10
Jeraey
2%
Commerce Bk (Cleve),10
Trust Co of Maryland, 10
States Tr CO (Boston).10
States Trust (N Y)—2o
Co of New
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arts)-5
10
5
Wachovia Bank
32
( Winston-Salem N C)———5
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Ca__10
345/8
1
-A-
47%
5078
75
82%
47
51%
12 J/2...
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.
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1374
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69
46
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153
80
84 V*
44 %
46%
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88 V*
ft Trust. Co
53%
Valley Bank & Trust
(Phila)'
83%
43
8574
Sterling Matt Bank ft Trust Co
(New York) ———
15
Trade Bank ft Tr Co (N. Y.),_10
Union
Corp
38%
80
38
48'A
State St B ft T
66
Miss
35
94 Ve
62
Coal
98
188
80
Hartford Natl Bank ft Tr Co—10
Ben
93
178
45%
38%
Old
■
50%
35%
Oklahoma
80%
90%
Bk
1st Natl
Security First Nati Bank
(Los Angeles) —
,11 %
Security Nati Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany,*-*,—*10
144
Co
76%
8074
135
Trust
National
42'%
209
44
Corp Exch Bk__10
Harris Tr ft Sav Bk (Chlc)„,20
15'/a
39%
198
77
16%
.
67
(Wash)__10
8274
8
62%
69
15
Girard
76 V*
116
10
Union Trust Co
3674
Westchester Natl Bank
New
49 V*
110
Trust
Seattle
9%
46
72%
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
(Jersey City)_10
First
55
*
-10
86-A
108
63
"
64'%
5174
5
National Bank
67 %
59
48%
67
>
(N J)__
Natl Bk_10
New Jersey Bank ft Trust Oo,ll
Northern Trust CO (Chicago),20
ft
74%
Dallas
477*
63
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
48
of
48 V*
44%
75
71%
69
Bank
83 %
44
31%
63
Bank
79%
67
6%
(Atlanta)—10
Bank
13 B4
14574
63%
55
Trust
&
12%
142%
29
97
131
.10
Bk
55
61%
92
124
.10
Natl
%
214
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
—5
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
10
.10
Camden
40
203
56%
(Baltimore)—10
513/4
7.50
(Albany)
Banking Co
52
(Camden N J)
33A
Trust Oo
375
Natl
Penn
(Fairfield County) —-—*—10
National Bank of Westchester_5
National City Bank (Cleve)—8
National Commercial Bank ft
.50
First
8974
38%
National Bank ft Trust Oo
.10
Natl Bank
Carolina Natural Gas_2.50
County Nat Bk (NJ) 1
Morgan Guaranty Trust Oo
of New York
——25
National Bank of Detroit—-12%
New Eng Merchants
First
1
(St Louis) —12.50
65 Va
First
Co
5
62
1174
North
66%
85
Maryland National Bank
Meadow Brook Natl Bank
Crocker-AnglO Natl Bk (S F)_10
5
11
North
3974
63%
5
Manufacturers Hanover ft ft T15
(Buffalo)
69%
York)
103A
1
60 %
37%
Trust
66%
New
10
File Co
5174
54
Natl Shawmut Bk Of Bos ton. 12%
Natl State Bank of Newark. 12%
1
8%
69%
48 %
National Newark ft Essex
Co
5
57
•
Monmouth
90%
Connecticut Bank <fc Tr Co_l2%
Connecticut
57%:
65
60%
101
Ask
Bid
Mercantile Tr
53
674
10c
9 VB
8%
64
77
13%
3074
54%
78 %
86
137
417/8
Northeastern Water CO
974
17%
78%
Companies
74
478
49
53A
1.25
GaS CO
15%
74
27
Irving Trust Oo (N Y)
10
Kings county Trust (Bk!yn)__lO
Liberty Real Estate Bank ft
Trust Co
(Philadelphia)—10
Long Island Trust Oo
5
Manufacturers ft Traders
Mellon Nat Bk ft Tr Oo <Pgh)_25
10
IOV4
46
383A
5
Co
——10
5174
1474
C)
7%
47
—50
Trust
42
79%
23%
(A
-
76%
Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial
476
Z
13%
Power
33'A
6%
*
Commerce
15%
'
Co
30%
r«
69%
-
1
Oil Corp
9%
8
1
Ask
...
of
22
1
Inc
9 5/«
*
—*
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Wyle Laboratories
*
Yellow Transit Freight Lines—1
21%
22
1
Co
,5
Co
Corp
Corp.
Wurlitzer Co
53
1874
20 %
20
2.50
1
Devel
_■—
-—
5
42%
*
Mortgage Assti-lP^
First Boston Corp——
43%
$4 pfd_*
Northwest Natural Gas—____9V2
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
3
8%
,__,_1
Financial———___._!
Mfg
4074
1
Electric Co
Wilcox
81
2.50
Ets-Hokin & Galvan Inc
* Harrington
51%
21%
Nielsen
3374
16%
48%
,10
Wisconsin Power ft Light Go.,10
Wltco Chemical
._5
1
Nicholson
20 Va
31%
.
98 Va
5
New
96
Business Forms—,,
2.50
Equity—Oil -G0^
__-10 c
Ennis
63%
"
311/s
Co
Company
Chemical
Nevada
14%.
91
4%
2%
94
National Homes Corp A corti-SOc
Class B common
50c
347a
Cap.l
4Vs
Narragansett Capital
12%
32
7%
Co
Nalco
—,--4
National Gas &
46%
1
Corp
11%
43 %
Utilities
Rubber
Morton Foods
35%
1
Corp
State
33
2
Technical
Mohawk
13
1
Investors
Inc
18
1
*
Missouri
34%
12
Inc
Systems Corp
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
51%
32%
1
Emhart Mfg Co,,
Empire
47%
*
_
.
41/8
29
,,,_1
Missile
,48%
Eastern
•
5
Co
Mfg Co
Minneapolis Gas Co
32
Co
Publishing
Miller
28
29%
Corporation
Durircn
60'A
Miehle-Goss-Dexter cl A com_7%
Miles Laboratories Inc
2
23%
.,—2%
Dynamics Corp of Amer $1 pref_2
Midwest
Wilcox-Gay Corp
•
Pipeline
Midland Capital Corp
22%
62
13%
374
_,_1
Mid-America
8%
20%
Co—2.50
Sons
12%
2'/a
21
Fast Motor Lines
Metromedia Inc
Microdot
104 Va
99%
3
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
60%
——__5
pfd_.
(R R)
Duffy-Mott Co
.
Meredith
37%
Electronics
Drackett
Dura
56%
35%
common
conv
Donnelley
&
1
5
.
,1c
1
Merchants
39%
36
*—_5
—
Inc
Diversa
Dun
Inc
Arts
Dictaphone Corp
Diebold
•
Electronics
Industries
10%
1
.
Finance
-.84%
Melpar Inc
17
28%
12 Va
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co,12
Citizens & Southern National
j
22%
79%
McLouth Steel Corp
5 Va
1
Corp
20%
1
Inc
Maxson
10 Va
26%
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)
24%
93A
> McLean
35%
8%
Trust Oo (N J),—,—5
Central Natl Bank of Cleve^
.16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__10
15'A
1
1
Maryland Sliipbldg & Dry,,_50c
60%
56 Va
2V2
37
3
Camden
38%
.
Mattel
Cummins
17 v*
34%if
9 Va
(N Y)_—10
Boatmen's Natl Bk St Louis
20
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)—5
451/8
Capital Corp
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
™
8%
60Va
Bankers
4674
41
Marine
27 %•
25%
2474
16
7474
—5
of New York—
1
19%
17%
25%
4074
23
9'A
56 Va
of
1
Madison Gas & Electric Co—8
23%
61
38%
8
,-6V4
Bank
Mac
8%.
14%
5
34%
57
'
Whltting Corp
(Newark )_25
Bank
47%
8%
l
32%
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
Wesco Financial Corp
1
West Coast Telephone Go—10
West Point Manufacturing Co_*
Westcoast Transmission
7%
38%
of Commerce
4%
44%
12%
1—1%
37 Va
36%
Bank
21
(E F)_
35
,1
33 %
Bank
:V
31%
1974
Donald
1374
Scientific
1
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3%
•
8
i
(San
28%
1
Inc
1274
Corp.
33 %
Par
L274
*
50c
Corp
•
E)
70%
Bank of America N T & S A
11%
11%
1
& Co Inc
(Del
Bank and Trust
45Vb
10%
lc
Co
W)
6%
Western Publishing Co Inc—l
Weyerhaeuser Co
7.50
,25
31%
„
"
1.
Steel
1
1074
42
1
;
2574
23%
54
1
3574
1
Western Natural Gas Go
Stanley Home Products Inc—
10
28 Va
33%
14%
20
34
26%
—10
2%
Common non-voting
Stanley Works
___1
_l
-
23%
13
Screw Co
13
Lytton Financial Corp
8 Va
7%
22
& Steamship__,2.50
Register
,1
3574
;
(Hugh
Corp
474
2574
—5
Co,
2974
Fruit
11%
23%
Brothers
227b
Standard
33
4174
31%
Standard
2474
:
■
Stand
38
440
.
Lone
Crouse-Hinds Co
22 Va
23
21
Western Rower ft Gas——5
50c
Spector Freight Sys Inc—
Speer Carbon Co,
Sprague Electric CO
Staley (A E.) Mfg Co
10
!
Co
Long
CTS
21
35%
•
Inc
Blower
13%;
__1
9%
CO—;,1
11 Va
23 V4
Company
8%
80 %
1
19 va
19%
39
20
75%
Tel
2874
13%
Electric
34%
5
Co
10%
12%
Coral Ridge Prop pfd—_
Craig Systems Inc
33%
1474
26%
21%
;_1
58%
13%
29
Consolidated Freightways
2.50
Rock Products___5
__^._50c
55%
,1
Investors—
States
18 Vs
27%
Eng Tel Co
Union Gas Co—,
Southwestern
•
1
7 Western Lt ft Telephone—:,—,5
Western Massachusetts Cos
—*
37%
25
New
35%
,1
Co
Inc
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
Corp
Southern
••
'20%
•
5
Co___'
1174
33 %c
Consolidated
Data
Calif Wat4r
10%
_I
preferred
14'/a
,Cook Coffee Co___
Southern
■
20%
18
54%
•
Leaseway Transportation
1
Liberty Loan Corp__
%
1
Lilly (Ell) & Co Inc com ol B_,5
4
Co.^lOc
-
65 Va
19
50
Supply
Keystone Custodian Fds cl A
•
Keystone Portland Cement..—_3
Lau
35
——5
South Snore Oil & Dev
-,13Vb
12
29'%
Laguna Neguel Corp units-,!
10%
61%
51%
Welch
37%
34%
47%
Washington Steel Corp.
Watson Bros Transport ft
43
27%
-Lanolin Plus
23 Va
1
39
2
15%
1
16%c
Wash Natural Gas Co—
143
3.75
Co__
Paper
Southern
136
& Cable Co
874
14
Webb
2
Southwestern
Laboratory for Electronics.
"16% r
15%
25%
Corp
Sorg
317
Koehring Co
f
.
21%
19%
Corp com_3
Connecticut Light & Power
Skil
52%
$1.25 Conv. preferred
:25
Commonwealth Gas Corp.,——1
Commonwealth
4874
300
23%
45%
Kentucky Utilities Co
24%
5
Interstate Gas Co
Colorado
6 %
55«
2%
Inc*
1374
45%
30
1
Ketchum Co
35 Va
32%
_,1
Stores
15%
12%
28%
_10
Power
50c
(Jim) Corp—.,
Swasey Co—
Warren
29%
28
•
7%
Warner Bros
4%
3%
27
26
Co
Corp
Pacific
Corp of America—.
Warner ft
31%
3%
States
16%
Sierra
GOrp—,,_1
Walter
1
(G D) & Co
Simplex Wire
Products
16%
42%
32%
Coastal
34%
1374
Victor
Co
54%
5
Seismograph Service Corp
6%
59 Va
74
Mfg
35%
29%
3%
Coleman
9%
Searle
Power
23%
12%
Vector
15%
5
Inc
Co
&
51%
70%
Vance Sanders ft Company—60c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc,—,—5
33%
Utilities Co____15
30%
B
8 Vu
Co
Foods
Fetzer
57
ft
•
Southwest Gas Producing Co
1
Southwestern Elec Service Co__1
—____16%c
class
Sealed
Bantam
Lab
24%
22
Power
Waddell ft Reed Inc class A
Wallace Investments Inc
21%
Engines Corp—i.. .1
*
3074
14%
1
Kennametal
A_16%c
Foresman
15%
5
39 %
cl
Scott
5%
1
36%
com
31%
32
Kalvar Corp
2c
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
Util Co
&
55%
•
5%
35%
33
3cott
42 %
22%
41%
6%
19%
Service
$1.46
Scot
974
39
48%
6%
51
8%
34%
Vitro
1
7%
1174
39
Peninsular
Construction
*
Inc
4%
10%
32%
8%
5
Jostens Inc
5%
Schield
8%
1
■Kaiser Steel Corp common
25%
v
11 %
90
Invest-.*
53
8
!_1
Water
.Johnson
Associates
37 V4
7
50c
Co
71%
Colonial
.Cross
Corp
Textbook
Bakeries
Corp
Jessop Steel
39%
Sanders
Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc
Scantlin Electronics
28%
1
Jervis
38 %
63%
4474
7
1
Co—8
1
Petroleum
29%
1
5%
Common
Clinton
Cook
Inc
Jacinto
86%
10
Corp
32
38%
San
27%
3%
Mlnlag„2
Valley Mould ft Iron Gorp
,_s
1
Capital——,:
34%
*
Public Service Co
21%
1
Water
Louis
20c
2974
10%
Inc
Vending Co
,1
Investors Diver Serv cl A com_i
4
St
Corp,—
27%
1
Mills
Iowa Southern
23%
474
1
Head
Inc
60
1
common
14 (a
37 Va
4%
Sabre-Pinon
Pulp & Paper Corp—
A
Iowa
35%
357 b
1
Ionics Inc
3%
474
33'A
Myers
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
2%
Rorer (Win H) Inc__.
8V4c
Rose Marie Reid
1
1774
4%
&
Robertson (HH) Co
117b
1
Material
V
xl0%
1
Johnson
3574
16%
5
:
67%
Citizens
■
Oil
30
Chattanooga Gas Co
____1
Chicago Musical Instrument—!
•
Gas
157a
6
Ritz
the
Corp
Natural
77%
—1
Corp
10%
Fearless
13%
10
Service
9%
2%
;
1
14%
10
Co,_——:
Electronic
1374
A
Corp
71
5
Central Mainfe Power Co
11%
class
32 %
2.25
Interstate
21
Central Louisiana Electric Co~5
Central
68 Va
America
Interstate Motor Freight Sys
Interstate Securities Co
15
18
4
Gas Co_!
64%
Co
of
Corp
Interstate Engineering Corp
3%
V 13%
Capital for Tech Industries__l
Cascade' Natural Gas
:
1
.Cedar
31%
Interstate
17 >/4
;3%
com,—25
29%
Internat!
48%
■
1
Utah
47%
International
15%
tf-j.Caifladiah Delhi Oil Ltd
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"
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Upper
62%
44
Information
30 l/a
46
12%
River Brand
4174
42
united States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Hie,,—
5
,,,_1
International Bank of Wash
18
28%
48%
24%
Indianapolis
30%
'
Serv, Co, 12%
2774
45
57 Va
Indiana Gas
23
16%
25 3A
—3
56
Indian
34%
20%
12 %
Riley Stoker Corp—,,—
22%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
V
32
Richardson Co
Realty
40%
38
25%
)
United States Servaterlm Oorp.l
United States Sugar Corp—1
53%
Hugoton Production Co
211/4
38%
37
48
,,2
*
Class
18%
17
19%
35 '/a
States
Rice Mills Inc__3%
Hudson
7%
preferred—25
$1.20
United
Leasing Corp
974
10'A
37
Ihvestinent —,__5
Trans Gas Pipe Line Corp—_50c
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
1
United States Ghem Mil Corp,_l
Roadway Express class A——25c
Inns
Financial—
"
347b
9%
4774
457b ;'?•
3%
8%
32
1
States
28%
3 y4
I
United
421/2
-
' "2974
17
25
1
Engineering
27%'
15%
-
'
*
..■42%
45
■22
58
39%
44
34%'-
96%
,,,,!
Purina Company,—_,_g
'
20'A
1
Republic Natural Gas Co^
33%
3174
■
Transcoast
Robbins
Howard
23
Sharpe Mfg Co____10
(Charles) Co Inc
3
Ralston
46%
92%
Trans-World
45%
9%
,
v
54% V
974
43
13%
8%
\
Inc. class A—,25c
Radiation
;
r
37%
36 Va
136
12
43
■
8%
2274
19%
19%
3474
34%
129
V4'
1
—1
57B
17
18
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Corp Ltd new
Purolator Products-,
10%
1
—
1574
53
.:
4%',
15%
27%
Furex
:•
9%,
1
25%
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp—1
.
10%
37 %
1
Hamp—,,5
New
Pub Serv Co of New
Mexico,,„5
:>/
27%
232
34%
14%
11%
Houston
22
7
of
Inc
1874
220
,1
33
Houston
14 Va
21
Co
25%
17%
1
1
....,
Mgt
Tokheim Corp
Tool Research &
•'
10V4
Houston
52 Va
20%
1
,
Botany Industries Inc___—.1
Bowl-Mo'r Co _____—_____^._10c
Bowman
Products
*
Serv
54%
10
37 %
1
~
Time Inc
30 %
Houston
13%
1
Pub
"
3474
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—»
Thrifty Drug Stores Co,,
*"
12%
26%
:
5174"'"
5
10c
Petroleum—
1274
31
.
48%
Light Co__l
Bryson Inc;
8
of America
-
21 Ve
Inc
Co class A eom_10,;
Splendor Min 6% pfd_ll
Voltage Engineering
—1
Hoover
43 Va
7%
27
11
Inc
Holiday
10
40%
1
__
7%
48 Va
Controls—1
&
Hilton Credit Corp_.
39%
%" 9%
Inc,_
Co
34%
11
24%
27%
-
9%
32%
2
674
25%
•
-
High
68
36%
Petroleumi_
Power
>
63%
Co
;8%
5'A
n
.
—Us
Shares
10 VB
1
.
Butadiene ft Chemical—l
Texas Industries lac
l1
Thermo-O-Dlsc Inc
■
■
1
Thomas ft Betts Go
*
8%
21% v-
,
46%
Ask
9%
Texas
Hidden
14%
22 Va
.
Beneficial
-
Heublein
Va
13%
20%
Petroleum
Bemis
'
61
T-
1
Corp,,.
1
Bros Bag Co_____—25
Belco
25
Pubco
24 V»
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Heath
(DC)
& Co
;
5
'
Bayles
(M A)
23%
20
,—,,50c
Producing Properties Inc
198
/
59 Va
Hanna
Mining Co
_1
Hathaway Instruments Inc____1
22%
21%
21%
Potash
Inc—;
Telex
VT6
'7%."
•
22%
43
1
,
Telecomputing Corp
Television
3374
14%
20%
U25
Fund Inc
18%-;
31%
Co——3.75
Portland Genl Electric
56
1
Chemicals
Gas
22% /
1
Capital Inc
Interstate
Hagan
1.7%
-11
Co__/_—-10
Mfg
Gulf
67 Va
106%
i3a&;
Growth
Natural
Books
38%
17%
,1
Corp
Amer Inc
Broadcasting Co
Techno
■' 10%
974
Plymouth Rubber Co—
Tampax lac
Tappan Co
6
36
1
Taft
23
f
574
*
Bid
Co—
Foods
6074
21
—_1
Pocket
1
Dunlap
Pioneer
v
.
5%
20
187
6%
57%
1
Corp
1674
1
,
16%
1
Inc__L.%>%_2.50
Inc
Grosset &
11%
'64 y4
Atomic
Bates
Grolier
11
22'A
;.
V»
V20Va
15
_5
Pel ini
12%
5%
•
any
Stubnitz Greene
Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
11%
Pickering Lumber Corp——374
54%
4Va
10
11%
Bupply
Permanente Cement
4 L"
-
22 Va
•.«
1
Green Mountain Power Corp—_5
Grinnell Corp
*
19%
9%
Glickman Corp class A_J
Green (A P) Fire Brick Co
31%
2%
Avery Adhesive Prod
13%
3V4
31 Va
Incrr___L^.i.__ii__lO
Spring. Corp..
12 ,f;
14%
Arkansas Missouri Power Co___5
Co
43%
50
Strong Cobb
90c
Corp—
Dental
&
Stouffer
8%
Petroleum Inc,
.1
Pendleton Tool Industry
1
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers—_1
4174
,_5c
Hannifin
Patterson
38%
Indus
&
Parker
Hall
5%
Pauley
40 Va
57%-l
preferred—__3
Gas
Utilities
V
Stein
18%
8
Co—5
i
par
5
5
Gamble Robinson
15 3/4
1
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif
1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Line
Merctiry Electronics
126%
—10
29
Sterilizer Co
-i-___3V3
Anheuser-Busch Inc. %
Farms Co common—,_1
774
24
Merchandise Co__'__2.50
General
7 %
T4Va
1
Co
International
General
6%
26%
*
Corp class A_,,—,1
Inc—
Service
Gem
V
10%' > "11%
Corp_%J_7.50
Arkansas
59
V
Corp
-1
Lay
Inc_,_i*-—.,—4-2.50
East
17%
Pacific Power <$£ Light Co
JJVa
Packard Instrument Go
,•
Pantasote Co_
t_—__,„_1
46%
&
B
*
r*
o^cuIiUes" whidThave
Ask
1
Pacific
■21
55 Va
Arvida
cl
Mach
5
Class
8 Va
Far
Bid
1
Corp
Properties
Pacific
17%
_1
Rubber
Western
10 :,A
16
Coast
Pacific
14'A
9%
1
A_5
15%
59
Art r. Metal
13 Va
1
Franklin
Arden
.i
Gear
1
Pacific
273/u
37
American
..
Bros
A
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific 'Airmotive
Ask
7%
Co,„____,.;_,5
Greetings class A___l
American Gypsum Co
.1
Amer, Pipe ft Const Co new
5
■p\h:Participating
Paper class
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
Foote
2574
34 %
American
«
Fitchburg
.
Bid
1
Co
1
Co
American Express
Amer-Saiht Gobain
Par
Fisher Governor
1
Development
Allied Radio Corp
Amer Air Filter Co.
American
Ask
(Quotations for Friday, December 8)
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of
on
reouest.
on
request, The "National" list is
composed
or
45
46
The
(2590)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, December 11, 1961
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations for Friday, December 8)
Mutual Funds
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Aberdeen
25c
Fund
Fund
Advisers
Fund
Affiliated
American
1
Inc
1.25
Inc
Shares—__I
Business
9.45
8.01
24.34
25.90
21.65
23.62
Priced
1
15.51
16.93
(Discount Bonds)——1
9.31
10.16
9.41
10.27
Fund) ——-—1
6.28
6.85
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
(Income Com Stocks)
1
24.35
26.57
13.86
15.13
16.14
17.61
B-4
1.71
1.88
K-2
(Growth
Fnd 1
"A" Inc—1
5.77
5.65
9.66
6.30
S-l
6.14
S-2
10.50
S-3
x3.80
4.13
Elect'nics Corp.lc
12.81
13.92
Canada
Blue
1
Ltd
(1954)
Lazard
9.15
16.32
17.84
1
18.52
20.04
General
11.51
Fund of Can
1
Looinis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Managed Funds—
a31.60
lc
2.90
1
15.23
16.64
—1
8.86
12.58
213
50c
com—1.25
1C0
1
Colonial
Growth &
Energy
1
Inc—1
Fund
Inc
Int'l
Fd—1
Gen
1
1
Investment
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Stock Fund
2.96
16.28
17.79
11.83
Mutual
Investment Fund—1
Mutual Shares Corn—
22.42
24.43
8.85
18.75
68.79
13.30
10.33
9.67
of
Investing Co Inc____l
Mutual Fund Inc-—_1
Delaware Fund _—1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc
1
Diversified
Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
.25c
Dow Theory Invest Fd Inc
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
—___—_1
—
1
Series
Stock
1
18.94
Series
Stock
69.48
New
11.36
New
12.87
1
—
Electronics
4.01
One
7.19
William
15.08
Pioneer
20.34
18.77
22.12
Price
20.29
Fund
1
Penn
Fund
(T
al5.91
12.18
12.37
13.35
50c
13.14
13.27
10.17
11.05
16.73
1
4.12
8.64
17.38
10.33
1
8.00
8.74
1
14.48
15.74
of Canada—_25c
al4.59
Inc
21.22
22.94
Putnam
(Geoi
Fund
Inc_l
,5.07
,-5.55
__10c
6.64
7.26
Fiduciary
Mutual Inv Co Inc
Financial
Industrial
Fund
Fund
Growth Fund Inc
Fund
Custodian
Inc
2.51
14.15
-lc
-lc
2.44
2.68
7.46
8.2';
2.55
2.81
Selected
8.36
9.18
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
9.19
9.99
Smith
11.08
12.14
Fund
Scudder
series—
Preferred
stock
series—;——lc
lc
Series
1
1
Inc—
Investors
1
1
Corp_—_
Trust
Scudder Stevens
Roe
Stein
9.92
7.59
Television-Electronics
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
lc
n;i5
Texas
6.94
7.61
shares—______lc
11.64
12.75
UBS
1
23.77
24.48
United
—1
a23.02
—
Shares Inc
20th
Fund
_-10c
—
Funds
10.48
United
11.69
Value
Fund Inc 10c
2.81
3.08
Value
Value Line Special
Income Foundation
United Funds
Inc—1
8.37
9.15
Fund——1
1
9.97
10.90
8.97
9.80
Boston
Income
Investors
—lc
12.33
.lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc——lc
5.37
11.84
12.94
1
X13.24
14.47
12.11
13.09
20.58
22.25
10.16
10.87
Co
Investment
Trust'of' Boston
of
America
Stock
Investors
Fund
Selective
5
43'%
47 %
New
18
19%
North
33 %
36 %
Northeastern
66
Northern Ins Co of N
Citizens
Life
Comwealth
Insur
Life
Connecticut
Mutual Fund
1
39.21
Insur
of
NY
2
Co
(Ky) 2
Life
10
293
5
207
217
107 %
111%
Co_
62%
Casualty Co
Assoc.
Group
Investors
Westminster
Phoenix
5%
Employers Reinsurance Corp___5
77
83%
Federal
4
78
813/4
Quaker City
Life
__1
21
22 %
Reinsurance
70
Republic
68%
Republic Natl Life
Co
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md___
Firemen's
Fund
Franklin
Life
(S
Ft..—
152
St
lo
185
Globe
&
Republic
Ins
Co.
Bid
Tel
Amer
Bausch &
Paso
Finance
Corp
Fruehauf
120
124
58
28%
30%
64%
47%
50%
Standard Sec Life
52%.
56 x/4
86%
90%
,.10
5
.
Title
Hartford Steam Boiler
insurance Co__—
Home Owners Life Ins Co
Life
76
79%
42 %
45%
81
853/4
19%
21%
40%
43%
S
S
50c
%
1%
U S Life Ins Co in
17%
Fire
Variable
105
120
123
New
4y2S_1991
-1982
Gas
99
99
5%s_-1977
115
5s
1981
3%s
Trailer
99%
—1975
4s_
1976
Annuity
Westchester Fire
—3
City of N Y. 2
Life Insur
1
_2
175
813/4
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Federal
Home
Loan
Ask
Banks—
Banks
3.10s Jan.
17,
1962
100
3s
100
100.1
point
a
Bid
Ask
Cooperatives—
2.95s Feb.
100.1
3s
for
1, 1962
99.31
100.1
100.1
Feb.
15,
1962-
3.15s
April 2, 1962
99.31
Mar.
15,
1962
99.31
100.1
3.05s
June
99.29
16,
1962
99.31
100.1
Federal
3.05s
15,
1962
99.29
May
15.
June
Apr.
33«s
Feb
99.29
1963
Natl
99.31
4s
4%s
Aug.
100.1
100.3
1,
1962
100.10
100.12
20,
1962
101.6
101.10
May
99.24
3%s
13,
1962
100.2
100.4
4%s Sep.
10,
1962—
101.7
101.11
11.
1963
Sep-
12,
1963
11,
11,
1964
20,
May
1,
4%s Apr.
20,
4s
99.30
Oct.
20,
101.12
4s
Oct.
20,
99.20
100
4s
Dec.
20,
99.28
109.12
3:%s
Feb.
21,
99.30
100.2
101
1964
1964
10.
Dec.
99.22
Fob.
2%s
Feb.
22,
3%S
Assn—
Mortgage
wi
4:!«s
Mar.
20;
16.31
4r!«s
July
15,
4#
48%
4%s
Apr.
10,
1970
101.24
102.24
5 %s
Feb.
20,
Sep.
10,
1970
98.16
99.16
3',as
Apr.
1,
4 %s
Aug.
10,
1971
98.16
99.16
5 Vas
July
20,
Sep.
10,
1971
Oct.
1,
5%s Feb.
10.
a36.15
4%s
13.09
12.11
1
1
8.91
9.71
4%s
12.69
13.87
4%s
1972
20,
102.8
4%s
105.16
wi—
106.16
3 %S
100.2
4 %s
Feb.
Sep.
15,
99.16
May
100.3
99.8
101.8
101.24
100.4
100.20
99.24
100.8
99.24
^—_
100.8
,97.28
98.12
96.8
97
100.8
101
100.8
101.8
100.16
101.16
102.24
1966
1971
100.14
99
103.24
105.8
106.8
94
95
105.8
106.8
100.24
1970-1967
1,
100.7
100.6
1970—
15,
3 %s
99.26
98.16
1973
12,
Mar.
101.8
1972—
12,
June
Jun.
99.31
Bonds
1962
3%s Oct.
Federal
1962—
Bank
20,
99.31
9u.i6
1962
15,
4,
Land
4%s
20.52
1
8.78
Ltd-
11.10
12.17
—1
7.71
8.43
Figures after decimal point represent one
Bid
MaturityCertificates
3s
May
4.79
5.23
1
10.15
11.09
17.12
101.24
93.24
—
94.24
99
100
96
1972-1967
3%s
Feb.
15,
1962
Feb.
15,
Fund
97
3 %s
Feb.
15,
_
l%s
Apr.
1,
15,
1962
4s
Aug.
15,
1962
3%s
Aug.
15,
1962
1 %s
Oct.
1,
1962
3%s
Nov.
15,
.
1962
May
100.4
43,4s
3%S
Nov.
15,
15
1963
1.
1,
May
15,
.
99.22
100.15
5s
Aug.
100.24
3%s
Aug.
100.5
.
100.7
3%s
May
3%s_.
15,
1963
.
Bid
.
1964/
Nov.
15,
.
1,
1965
.
.
1964
Apr,
1,
.
100.23
1 %s
100.5
.
u.
100.7
4%s
May
15,
1965
.
1 %s
Oct
1,
1965
.
1 %s
Apr.
1,.
1966
1 %s
Oct.
1,
1966
99.10'
99.8
—
99.30
100
98.4
1963
98.8
100.29
.
96.8
102.16
102.20
100.6
100.10
103.8
103.12
100.2
100.6
95
1964
100.21
__
97.10
102.26
96
1964
Oct.
99.30
97.6
102.22
_
15,
1964
15, 1964—i
.
99.28
-
__
1964
4%s
Ask
—
-
1963—
1963
l%s
99.4
99
.
1963
15,
Apr.
100.16
.
1963
15,
Apr.
May
15,
99.18
.
1962
Feb.
1,
Nov.
100.13
1962
2%s
Oct.
4%s
15,
95.8
103
103.4
93.12
.
93.20
102.16
102.20
92.12
92.20
90.30
91.6
89.28
__
90.4
100.31
1
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
1088.00
Fd.
Inc__
Dated
Rate
r.103.22
a24.71
Ask
Bid
Due
2.30s
4-
3-61
1-
3s
5-
1-61
2-
1
6-
1-62
3-
3-61
4-
2-62
Rate
1975
8-
I
1976
158
Due
5-
Bid
1-62
Ask
99.29
99.31
100.1
3.20s
6-
4-62
99.31
100.1
100.1
3.15s
10-
2-61
7-
2-62
99.30
100
99.31
100.1
3.10s
11-1-61
8-
1-62
99.29
99.31
4-61
9-
4-62
99.29
99.31
United States
84
1-61
99.31
62
Ask
80
Dated
3s
100.1
100
1-62
7-
100
2-62
2.95s
a!3.46
Inc
100.9
100.2
.
1962
1 %s
4s
a24.52
a
Fund
100.7
__
May
al3.05
Inc__.
Inc—_
Exchange
100.6
3%s
point
a
al03.07
Inc__—
Fund
100.2
100.4
1962
Feb.
32nds of
more
Treasury Notes (Continued)
100
—
Treasury Notes—
3 %s
or
Maturity-
1 %s
1962
15,
4s
al5.11
Ask
Indebtedness—
of
4s
6.09
5.57
9-
wi
12-
5-61
Treasury Bills
Ask
Bid
Bid
Ask
99.983
99.988
Mar.
23,
1962_.
99.252
99.266
•99.942
99.946
Mar.
29,
1962—
99.202
99.226
1961——__
99.901
99.908
Apr.
5,
1902-
99.150
99.182
99.847
99.857
Apr.
12,
1962—
99.078
99.112
99.798
99.806
Apr.
15,
1962„
99.049
99.033
99.767
99.776
Apr.
19,
1962—
99.004
99.040
99.740
99.751
Apr.
26,
1962—
98.942
98.980
Dec.
14,
1961
Dec.
21,
1961—:
100%
Dec.
28,
99 %
99 %
Jan.
4,
1962
Jan.
%
100%
11,
1962
-1977
109 %
111 %
Jan.
15,
1962
_1973
110
112
Jan.
18,
1962-
_1991
101
101 %
Jan.
25,
1962—
99.688
99.700
May
3,
1962-
98.872
98.904
w1969
71
Feb.
1,
1962—
99.633
99.648
May
10,
1962-
98.817
98.850
98.779
Power
101
116%
Petroleum
Pacific
100%
100%
143
148
Pennsylvania
111
Phoenix
109
Insurance—
97.16
4%s
1991
Niagara Mohawk Pow 4%s_1991
England
40 %
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.—5
U
U
15%
37%
77
8%
100
28%
25 %
8
America
66 %
1
48 %
107
101
2
168
of
7%
_5
10
142
45:5/4
5
Co
63 %
Ins
134
2
Co__—
88%
83
*
:
(N Y)
Insurance
Ins
5
Accident
&
(N
14%
50%
122
2.50
United.
(Fla) _1
Corp of Amer
Life
147
139
10
—
Ins
Guaranty Co
Travelers
Insp & Insurance
Standard
5
Y)
-61%
96'/a
115
:.
—_5
Fla)_2%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Jefferson
5
Southwestern
Co
103
95
._10
147
Ins
473/t
43 %
133/4
131
Life
9%
45
Surety Co.—
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50 preferred
29%
92%
1
Amer
123
(Jacksonville
Insurance
of
138
Hanover Insurance'Co
Home
10
6.25
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
100
18.88
National Can 5s
4%s_1975
Lgt
32%
Insurance—1
Ins
101.16
Bid
1979
4V2S
29%
4
Debentures Issues
Brass
2
54
Life
100.16
Bunds
Mueller
903/4
Seaboard
96.16
l—.1
Fund
104%
4'/8s
Natural
Family
Ferro
&
Ask
86
Seaboard
1966
14.82
Fund
Fund
104%
5
11
100.16
Fund-:
1998
Industries
Pwr
Carrier Corp
El
4%s_
Lomb Opt
3urlington
Carolina
Tel
&
142
(Pa)
Ins
201
3.05s'
Recent Security & Conv.
135
8'%
10%
5
(D C)
Great American
3.05s
Bunds
103
111
27%
*
Co__
403/8
37%
1
Marine--
&
68
5
(D C)_1.50
Employees Insur
Employ Life Ins
Gulf Life
Fire
46%
433/i
10
(N Y)__
Insurance (Texas)
Paul
57%
10
5
Inter Life Inc.
Glens Falls
Gov
65%
26%
53
(N C)
.Pyramid Life Ins Co
145
51%
55%
23 %
'
5
Providence-Washington
4
General Reinsurance Corp
Govt
66
,5
2.50
Insurance
47%
52
'
10
Corp
Insurance
1 %s
Centennial
Second
3%
Co
70
1968
Inc__.
Capital
_12%
Y
1969
Fund Inc—1
Street
1199667234258—0Y
:
11,
8.12
Street
43%
81%
5
Insurance Co of N
66
483/4
77
2.50
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
(N J)____i.25
Employers
54 %
45%
3.33 %
Indemnity Co
Pacific
Peerless Insurance
10,
13.56
8.03
Inc
Street
Pacific
58%
55
12,
Funds—
Devonshire
_10
33%
33 %
51
10
Insuranee
Apr.
8.78
Fund
__5
Crum & Forster Inc
■
5
^
Co
Ins
Mar.
Shares-1
1
Ltd
Ind
Fund
Fire
River
307
Assurance
Continental
York
Dec.
9.78
Congress
axl5.72
Co
General
Continental
Y) "A"_2
3%s
8.95
Centennial
39.99
(N
4%s
13.65
16. so
1
Co—.
4%s
1
14.96
(The)
48 %
17.86
Fund—10c
1
Johnston
45 3/4
Casualty
_1
com_
—
5
1
8.86
Fund Inc
Wisconsin
Ins_
AA
Nationwide Corp class A
New Hampshire Fire—
16.96
Inc
Growth
Winfield
Federal
Inc.—
77Ti
Accident
&
*9.20
14.76
Diversification
Fund
71
Life
Natl Old Line Ins
20',
12.57
8 23
Istel
67
J)_„2
(N
Natl
National Union Fire
—•
4%s July
19.48
6.79
Fund
10
—
3%s May
11.50
7.63
Research
237
18
68%
101.24
Situations
Fund
6.28
Investors
227
16%
62
101.8
Mutual
Ltd
Fnd
10
1
1965—
-10c
Investors
Cdn
175
___—
10.
8.11
Investing Corp
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
Group
165
Fire
4%s Jun.
17.92
15.71
Swap
Fund
10
National
13.18
1
Investors
Group Funds—
Investors Mutual Inc Fund
6%
11.90
xl5.52
Inc
Street
Whitehall
5.87
1
Investment
116
8.51
Wellington
7.&
6.76
108
Assurance-12.50
(Bait)-
2
1
Inc
Income
Line
Investors
13.36
10
Merchants. Fire
3%s
Wellington Equity Fund—__1
Fund
:
—.4
13.48
12.22
Ins
70
Monument Life
5
Shippers—
Bankers Natl Life
Nov.
Fund—1
Canada
Fund
Washington
Fund, lc
Growth
Institutional Income Fund
Investors
(Galveston)
Ins
&
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
32%
6 %
1
Re-insurance
Bankers
473/4
44%
183/a
64 %
U„ S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
International
Line
Fund
Wall
Ltd-r-
Shares
Inst Foundation Fund—
Institutional
Nat
American
190%.
16%
*.10.59
Fund—
Science
9.64
Institutional
Amer
C)
D
.___
39%
135
30%
5
10.99
Income Fund
United
10.76
Inc
of
(Wash
Inc—
lc
Fund
Mercury
Insur—5
127
182%
10
59
—1
Assurance
Penna
Indemnity & Life Ins
11.43
United
—6 £7
6.10
Mass
(Newark N J)__.2%
Amer
4%s
10.06
Accumulated
5.98
Incorporated
Incorporated
Co
Co_1.50
Fla)
Home
Amer Ins
4s
10.74
Continental Fund
a30.26
Income
(Jacksonville
American
3s
1
of Canada Ltd
Fund
_10c
—_—
Fund
731/4
3%s
11.23
11.00
12.06
Inv__10c
Growth
Century
Haydock Fund Inc
—1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc.,— lc
Imperial
52 %
68%
1
Inc
United
Funds Inc—
H-DA
6 Ve
49%
9.34
a4.1.47
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
Fund_.
United
Fund Inc
Series H-C7
Series
53%
1
5
Mar.
1
Fund
Stock
10.18
Hamilton
1
Maryland Casualty
Insur
*
Inc___
15.84
Mutual
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Heritage Life Ins—
3%s
—1
Fund
6.92
Guardian
13%
93%
General
American
4.95
Farnham
&
9.05
Growth industry
12
89
American
of
Life
National
1
.
14.47
Petroleum
Lincoln
1
Investment Corp
Shares—lc
Fund
—lc
(The)
37
Co
4%s
Investors
State Street
8.01
x7.37
Balanced
Equip
Growth
35%
Assurance
.-1
Inc
Investors
Stock Fund_lc
Electrical
Life Insurance Co of Va
3%s May
Fund
(Edson B)
Sovereign
a21.13
Aviation-Electronics—
Common
37%
a20.84
1
Shares—1.25
American
Southwestern
Group Securities—
Capital
34%
18.88
Clark-
&
Stock Fund Inc
Common
31%
37 >/4
Life &
all.14
Clark Fund-1
Scudder Stevens &
stock
General Investors
Fund
Revere
2.30
13.02
Common
Capital
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Funds—
Series
General
1
*
Mutual Fund
Franklin
__1
1
Inc
Founders
for
Growth Fund
Putnam
16.93
1
Fund
Provident
105%
28 %
28
3.15s Apr.
Income—1
Puritan
101%
5
Casualty Ins Co of Term 3
26
Bid
13.56
,
Equitable Assur__
5
American Fidelity & Casualty..5
$1.25 conv preferred..-——5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American
9.28
Inc
16.26
31
Life
20.27
Growth Stock
Rowe)
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Bifin)—2
V.'~—-
41
17.10
1
*
Inc
X15.04
America
14.99
8.52
Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
10
40%
Interstate
13.72
15.65
Square
1
1
of
13.38
18.55
Pine Street Fund Inc
13.79
Trend Fund Inc
Utility
11.04
2.50
10.22
Fund——25c
16.39
5
Fund
10.02
1
Fidelity
Fundamental
6.80
1
Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
Bond
7.86
Ask
Bid
Par
■,
38
Over-The-Counter
7.55
a24.98
x9.85
Corp
Fidelity Capital Fund
Mutual
6.05
4.22
1
Fund
Oppenheimer Fund
20.37
13.10
al6.91
1
Inc
Street
1
10
20c
Investment
Equity FundTnc
Florida
18.57
&
Shares.
8.25
50c
Energy Fund Inc
Florida
25.32
12.38
England Fund
1
York Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Nucleonics Chemistry
10.67
1
Series
Stock
Growth
.
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
155
148
5
Insurance
14.02
—
Growth
_-l
Series
Income Series
12.97
15.16
_50c
Stock Fund
Federated
1
Series
Securities
Fund—:
Electronics
3.35
11.99
5.54
3.86
7.19
6.22
9-17
10.10
-1
Series
•-Dividend
& Howard—
Balanced
1
Corp
Investors
Balanced
14.68
156
—lo
Insurance
;
163
Co—10
Georgia
3.28
23.41
17.18
_1
interest
beneficial
Bond
18.74
12.23
National Securities Series-
10.98
11.74
9.74
3.65
6.65
11.15
al5.75
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
24 %
5.28
Shares
Trust
Preferred
Vegh
•
17.18
4.88
._—1
26.12
15.89
Investing Foundation—1
Founds Growth.1
National
Western Investment Inc
Vegh
24.16
Invest
16.37
Diversified Income Fund--——1
De
of
Units
20.50
Fund—
20.36
18.63
Life Fund— .\
beneficial interest—1
Mutual
10.01
Corporate Leaders Trust
Series B _i—
1
Inc
Mutual
9.21
Life
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Massachusetts
13.50
15.14
2234
10.03
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
shares
10.72
20.39
Aetna
Co
162
3.23
—
12.25
1
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Eaton
4.97
Fund
16.55
Fund Inc——_1
1
3.87
2.59
Mutual
Inc
3.54
4.55
22.16
Fund Inc
:—lc
:_lc
2.37
136
xl5.14
12.35
9-81
11.21
10.82
18.76
4.30
2.66
——.—lc
Massachusetts investors Trust
shares of beneficial int—33 V3C
Mass Investors Growth Stock
9.68
129
3.93
lc
Transport
13.60
Insurance
Citizens
3.17
2.43
—
Aetna
Companies
Ask
152
10
Boston Insurance
17.22
lc
Special Investment shares
219
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
shares:
a
Casualty & Surety
Agricultural
Bid
Par
Beneficial Standard Life
shares—lc
—_—
Petroleum shares
Inc
Commonwealth
Industries
shares
Paper
18.17
_—.
Fund
Stk
Insurance
Loomis-Sayles
12.58
16.08
Trust—
Income
Insurance
Metal
-—lc
Securities
—1
Electric shares
1
Colonial
De
13.94
8.37
Inc——.
preferred
Crown
12.79
Life
_1
Chemical Fund Inc
Concord
Firnd Inc—1
15.93
1
Stock Fund
Composite
19.70
14.53
_
Commonw'lth
13,20
18.03
1
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
Ti
18 To
12.08
Life
Ltd
Christiana
18
1
Invests Inc—1
Inc
Lexington
15.94
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth
Fund
14.96
22.74
14.74
Canadian International Growth
Fund
8.95
13.69
Inc:
Fund
Canadian
8.17
Growth
General Fund—.
Canada
7.19
Fund—1
Knickerbocker
20.81
Ltd
Fund
California
5.75
17.65
6.55
.1
Inc
Investing
Fund
Bullock
5.26
16.31
1
Fund
Fund
50c
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund
Street
Broad
1
Ltcl_l
Internatl
11.89
10.88
—
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
S-4
Knickerbocker
Ltd
Ridge
Boston
Stock)
Com
(Growth
Keystone
Fund
Axe-Templeton Growth
.■////■.//
Aetna
(Income Fundi
Fund
&
Bonds)
K-l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houg.hton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science
(Low
B-3
4.99
11.23
Atomics Physics & Science
Axe-IIoughton
8.74
4.67
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds) —1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
2.73
Trust——■_*
Fund
Associated
2.49
7.27
a!8.38
10.28
Mutual Fund Inc
American
Ask
.
1
1
Fund
Investors
American
Insurance
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Kid
5%s
5s
ww
Elec
4%s_
Steel 5%s
..
•
74
—
:
Public Serv Elec & Gas 434s -1981
General
Port Cement 5s_
Gen'l Tire
& Rubber
6s
Georgia Power 4%s
Gulf
States
Util
4%s
Hilton Hotel 6s
ww__
Idaho
4%s
Power
1977
ww_1982
230
1991
100
1981
101%
102
103%
107 %
1991
Macv
1981
Credit
Motorola
Inc
99%
108
•*.
993/4
110%
Feb.
8,
1962
99.580
99.597
May
17,
1962_
98.744
5s ww. -1967
122
127
Feb.
15,
1962
99.531
99.549
May
24,
1962-
98.679
-1982
127
Feb.
23,
1962
99.470
99.486
May
31,
1962_
98.623
Mar.
1,
1962
99.431
99.444
June
7,
1962__
98.566
98.586
Mar.
8,
1962
99.377
99.386
Jun.
22,
1962—
98.335
98.451
15,
1962
99.321
99.342
July
15,
1962-
98.236
98.254
99.265
99.282
Oct.
15,
1962
97.450
97.476
Co
of
Am
Sperry Rand 5%s ww.
Tennessee
Texas
79%
_1983
100%
100%
4%s_
1986
1023/4
103 %
Gas Trans 5%s_ -1981
101%
5%s_ _1981
Eastern
Textron
Amer
U
S
5s
Corp 5%s__
Electric 4%s
Industries
5%s
Westcoast
-
Trans
102
100%
101%
Mar.
-1971
Trans
Underwood
Union
77%
43;,s_„
102%
100'%
.J-1984
Keystone Steel & Wire 41/2S_1981
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
43is
-
102%
Sheraton
121
102
104^,
Mar,
.1971
—
173
1991
102%
1970
138
,143
-1971
120
124
2%s—.— _1988
101
103
4%s
—
22, 1962——
98.715
98.646
"
103
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
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vanrtVac^;vawelda'SSet t New
New
stock,
yield pi'ic.ex
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
y
to
listing
Ex-stock
on
t
divider
Volume
194
Number
6115
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2591)
THE
Bank
COURSE
clearings this
week
OF
will
show
BANK
increase
an
Week Ended Dec. 2
CLEARINGS
compared with
a
liminary figures compiled by
year
1961
Third Federal Reserve
cities
of
the
17.7%
stand
United
above
at
States
for
those of the
which
is
the
-
1960.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
19G1
1960
'
+ 23.5
1,352,985,895
1,222,989,734
....
■
6,950,291
7,255,984
28,037,413
18,657,028
22,072,872
1,322,176,818
cities)
(10
8.9
5,187,576
4,528,274
2.5
1,191,000,000
1,118,000,000
—38.2
5,268,870
4,938,014
7,582,546
7,34b,174
3,637,889
4,572,951
7,026,087
—
+
3.1
+
(a)
28,422,637
1,298,454,218
■
1,191,000,000
1,033,000,000
Ohio—canton
+ 15.3
4.2
—
7,915,530
1.4
28,026,573
21,725,960
—15.5
22,040,363
22,137,495
1.8
1,276,670,456
1,197,014,348
+
+
Louis
San
767,273,001
+
582,089,262
______
472,180,546
+ 23.3
—+i__—_
Francisco—__1
Pittsburgh
__L_1
8.5
412,300,000
«
+;
907,065,000
;
382,300.000
776,100,064
+ 16.9
Total
427,897,755
+
393,341,107
+.
4.2
:_a_
cities,
five
days__
cities,
Other
five
days
all
$23,265,744,206
$19,368,073,888
+
cities,
one
5,143,963,640
+
cities
$28,919,921,036 $24,512,037,528
1,130,835,366
for
Richmond
South
14,288,9.13
,15,923,542
499,222.821
13,212,738
491,133,865
+
1.6
493,357,149
470,960.518
1,675,813,747
—
1,586,913,786
"+
5.6
1,621,906,586
1,471,515,129
+
7.0
6,051,545
$25,540,830,256
9.9
+
of
14,806,217
+ 32.0
6,100,504
24,012,000
24,328,000
260,102,951
262,683,739
'
1.3
—
5,149,055
9,647,300
9,083,524
+
6.2
9,702,412
9,030,392
411,986,002
+
2.1
404,070,716
393,474,838
163,585,669
139,245,535
+ 17.5
146,983,654
141,623,955
898,425,781
cities)-
(6
21,680,000
273,712,392
420,4.92,089
Columbia—Washington—
Total
5,657,237
28,622,000
270,027,178
:
Carolina—Charleston
District
+ 18.0
1,028,792,728
$30,050,756,402
week
71,097,600
+37.7
+ .1.0
*
,
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
9.9
day
all
Total
78,270,600
13,048.895
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
20.1
5,654,176,830
cities, five days.
—16.6
12,078,281
90,800,800
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
299,950,740
589,409,035
13,464,258
14.8
409,760,100
333,230,507
673,371,537
"13,684,932
,
west
Ten
8.2
75,772,400
17,970,118
_
Cities)..
1.9
+'
+ 10.0
+ 11.0
553,347,444
(7
+
319,616,601
645,094,965
13,823,984
;
:
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
635,214,648
l'_
Baltimore
i
Youngstown
475,178,204
Cleveland
:
Mansfield
7.8
13,533,728
345,792,193
709,436,623
•
Cleveland
Columbus
832,518,607
City_
13,795,608
Cincinnati
+ 10.6
Boston
Kansas
All
7,584,320
*Ma)
2,544,356
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
$16,467,632,490 $13,339,644,237
st.
7,820,682
t
._:
2,502,099
-
York
Chicago
„•
5,807,199
Jersey—Trenton
Total
BY TELEGRAPH
Philadelphia
.
4,850,571
1,217,000,000
1,693.438
2,216,275
2,474,246
3,588,678
Delaware—Wilmington
New
Week Ended Dec. 9-
:
1958
1,320,598
+ 20.2
—64.0
1,248,000,000
—
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative sum¬
—27.8
2,024,065
-
Scranton
'
•
1,399,435
4.420,503
Philadelphia
Reading
this
At
1959
2,422,359
York
gain for the week ending
Friday of 23.5%.
a
for this week follows:
New
week in
same
or
872,569
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals
year.
Inc.
Dec. %
2,433,883
Chester
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
$30,050,756,402 against $25,540,830,256 for
center there is
mary
it
corresponding week last
1,010,547
Bethlehem
Saturday, Dec. 9, clearings for all
$
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania— Altoona
us based upon
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for
the week ended
be
1960
$
Pre¬
ago.
47
861,364,690
+
4.3
850,972,237
836,289,979
+ 17.7
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and
exact
details
issue of next week.
our
for
the
week
We cannot furnish
Saturday and the Saturday figures
rdingly, in the above
co
them
by the foregoing
today, inasmuch
not available
are
at time
the last day of the week in all
as
Nashville
the week ends
going to
detailed statement, however, which
1960.
this center
Outside of this city there was
showing
increase of
an
10.4%.
a
We
the
New
York Reserve District the totals
Reserve
mond
District* the totals show
District of 4.3%, and in
gain of
City Reserve District the totals
District
the
totals,
by 11.9%.
larger
are
1
•
by
*
"
'
improvement of 5.6%; in "the" Rich-U
smaller -by
are
OF
BANK
-12 cities
9
Philadelphia
_10
4tli Cleveland——
7
1960
$
Inc.
Reserve
8,219,737
7,017,871
312,238,644
238,805,866
16,424,577
,5850,000
846,012
280,191,000
288,053,411
1,575,351,213
1,478,521,752
Orleans
7.8
+
5,875,948
281,027,101
,
cities)
(10
Seventh Federal Reserve
8,191,606
7,006,421
19.4
4,711,101
9,565,968
4.0
294,451,336
282,002,692
+ 30.7
275,500,621
+
0.8
17,730,638
164,924,912
17,692,586
+
O.o
827,984
792,648
2.7
228,5b3,780
229,871,607
6.5
1,456,874,923
1,400,199,707
I
+
—
+
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
3,161,435
-
.
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
!
Haute—l
18,423,964
14,117,164
12,451,481
15,629,924
6.4
15,574,041
96,358,000
8.0
93,050,000.*
<
10,149,994
0.7
11,177,543^
w.
v
'
5,145,555
11.0
5,299,341
179,712,857
6.4
192.033.254
9,276,414
10,179,797
8.9
8,630,105
67,521,027
6.1
67,542,291
65,632,131
23,688,319
6.7
20,615,416
22,221,519
71,665,947
—
City—
25,280,625
Illinois—Bloomington—
-
1,709,257
1,563,324
9.3
1,358,986,114
8,393,932
± 2-G
j££)i.o
Peoria
———
,
(1.7
«
.
11,187,405
•
—_
12,412,226
16,493,438
—
,
168,564 704
9,197,004
1,388,094,447
8,309,371
4,898,467
>,
2,231,497
1,394,774,765
t—
—
Rockford
10,136,947
4,578,083
;
Moines
Decatur
14,653,065
92,186,000
168,145,084
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
3,442,529
19,685,950
5.9
16,626,980
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Sioux
3,849,015
5.7
7
10,080,235
Soutil. Bend——_——_—:
Terre
0.9
12,419,120
21,262,188
104,097,000
—
"Indianapolis
,
3,191,636
22,553,162
13,14.6,082
Rapids
Lansing
Total
1959
or
Dec. %
16,506.189
9.9
—
—
2,789,749
1,272,048,609
7,325,109
7,837,421
"
16,031,810
0.1
14 )18 233
•
-
16,748,424
12,426,577
8,228,185
—
7,556,915
+
8.9
8,000,601
8,920,903
1,888,022,494
■,
cities)
■
.
1958
$
$
1,851,968,091
+
1.9
1,888,488,129
1,742,067,185
418,500,000
398,700,000
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
433,300,000
5.1
1,038.044,433
947,752,482
Kentucky—Louisville
+ 10.2
1,049,231,244
15,913,892,100
15,160,262,725
13,420,468,498
Tennessee'—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
+
1,322,176,818
1,298,454,218
+
1.8
1,276,670,456
1,586,913,786
+
5.6
1,621;906,586
1,471,515,129
1.2
438,500,000
203,253,132
4.6
203,076,651
187,465,765
208,790,707
7.6
3,930,788
8.8
209,505,811
3,759,073
165,843,781
4,275,749
865,531,190
1+
194,301,301
224,702,309
'
845,522,796
2.4
834,841,535
755,775,032
3,765,486
1,197,014,848
1,675,813,747
\'"*
403,100 900
292,355,575
Chicago
1,102,311,626
"
In the Kan¬
0.1 %•,; but in the Dallas
17,541,367.534
••
149,383,831
432,900,000
CLEARINGS
1961
._.
Total
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
$
3rd
+L—
:
Springfield—
a
SUMMARY
lst, Boston *
The
■
Week Ended Dec. 2-
2nd New\ York
In the
8.6%, and in the San Francisco Reserve District
In the following we furnish
r
1.8%,
increase: of 1.9%; in:the St. Louis Re¬
an
35,859,042
156,306,254
2.0
16,549,301
Louisiana—New
10.2%; in the Boston
District of 2.4%, and in the Minneapolis Reserve District, of 7.4%.
serve
;
Mobile
vye>tnot§ ^h§k,in
the Atlanta Reserve District of 6.5%.
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
sas
an
37,691,603
5.1
+
Mississippi—Vicksburg
the cities according to the
Reserve District of 5.1%, and in the,
Philadelphia Reserve District of
Cleveland Reserve
3.1
+
8,862,313
Macon
gain of 5.1%, the bank clearings
a
+
441,000,000
against $28,578,495,620 in the
group
register
36,604,252
161,664,848
449,600,000
.
Florida—Jacksonville
8.0%, the aggregate clearings for
week in
—
Augusta
Ac-
press.
37,726,700
169,959,809
,
Georgia—Atlanta
present further below,
we
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this
:«
Tennessee—Knoxville
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
2.
For the week there was an increase of
same
_
in
has to be estimated.
cases
the whole country
having amounted to $30,853,075,952
j
appear
are
Dec.
at
of
will
Alabama—Birmingham
In the elaborate
we
covered
Total
(4
cities)
+
'
"
"5th Richmond;
li___ J_.
7th
Chicago
898,425,781
861,364,690
+
.4.3
850,972,237
836,289,979
*1,575,351,213
1,478,521,752
+
6.5
1,456.874,923
1,400,199,707
_
.17
_———
__.
8th St Louis *—_*
9th
6
*.10
6th Atlanta
w—:
"
1,888,022,494
1,851,968,091
+
1.9
1,888,488,129
"
865,531,190
845,522,796
+
'2.4
834,841,535
755,775,032
Minneapolis
7
>'
817,528,477
761,298,976
+
'7.4
740,755,841
704,628,111
774,484,002
774,587,735
0.1
738,555,120
"
707,603,241
651,327,171
8.6
654,124,882
-
10th Kansas City—_l_—_.
11th Dallas..
9
._
—'
6
_10
Total
New
York
+■
1,505,413,061
+
30.853.075.952
28,578,495,620
■:
+
13,833,647,170
City—
7,986,864
7,725,796
3.4
8,613,425
8,510,064
552,814,895
520,136,277
6.3
495,894,281
472,647,775
Paul
213,436,622
194,241,843
9.9
193,531,850
180.093,417
12,179,876
11,065,424
10.1
11,663,759
12,091,395
4,181,181
3,665,782
14.1
4,155,970
7,964,674
7,437,278
7.1
9,382,604
9,403,827
18,964,365
17,026,576
11.4
17,513,952
17,520,504
817,528,477
761,298,976
7.4
740,755,841
704,628,111
St.
—
Duluth
740,810,940
617,831,432
13,161,617,154
11.9
1,491,019,626
8.0
27,752.516.493
25,283,577.804
13,064,110,335
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
„—
—
1,449,224,461
5.1
North
South
—
1,684,450,829
107 cities
Outside
District-—Minneapolis—
Minneapolis
Minnesota
"
12th San Francisco——
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,742,067,185
4
._
12,288,584,229
Total
(7
cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
add
now
detailed
our
statement showing
4,361,129
the figures for
each
city for the
Nebraska—Fremont
City1,175,804
1,096,432
—
+
6.7
—
1,205,630
1,671,392
"
week
ended
Dec.
for
2
four
Omaha
::K;-:
Clearings at—
.
:<•,
•
r1961,:'?
V".
f
■' .*■
1
.
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
$'•
'/•
;
1960
$
k.
'
Inc.
'
v.
or
1959
Dec.
Vo
$
1958
—
Kansas—Topeka
•
Wichita
St.
_
-
-
Missouri—Kansas City
—.—
,3
..
1,018,666
9,854,618
192,541,510
:—;
Lincoln
Week Ended Dec. 2
•v...-
968,229
11,712,395
Hastings
years:
199,522,298
11,461,572
10,277,575
25,185,932
499,439,596
1,024,258
1,004,963
13,570,282
12,499,873
3.5
182,294,545
181,260,239
—
—10.3
32,327,508
.513,038,681
4.9
+ 18.9
—
22.1
'
Joseph
—_i
9,038,610
33,174,484.
7,418,203
36,124,781
'2.7
+
474,974,743
480,930,080
16,112,334
14,138,623
5.4
15,982,274
6,288,432
5,649,050
11.3
6,824,532
4,254,337
774,484,002
774,587,735
0.1
738,555,120
740.810,940
13,374,816
—
'
Maine—Bangor'——
4,744.996
—
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston _!_____
Fall
New
1
New
7,495,270
6,914.291
869,181 ,223
4,384.239
3,837, 723
1,863, 803
3,788, 334
+
3.4
848,145,503
3,783,982
1,699,139
1,861,797
1.0
3.856.860
3,745,639
18.596, 717
+ 17.4
16,670.975
16,528,632
16,304, 385
+ 14.7
(9
cities).
+
+
—
+
15,538,016
12,797,875
60,444.465
51,020, 515
+ 18.5
59,064,337
46,562.182
Haven—:
26,834,645
25,552, 446
+
5.0
25,305,311
28,196,100
Island—Providence
47,755,100
41,240. 000
+ 15.8
47,614,000
39,980,500
—20.8
4,788,625
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
5.1
1,038,044,433
947,752,482
13,070,853
(12
4,237,941
cities)—
5,348, 592'
1.102,311,626
1.049,231,244
+
Galveston
Wichita
+ 10.8
14,076,254
12,774,266
+ 10.1
558,090,957
529,653,981
4.3
51,809,802
48,190,771
—
Total
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
York—Albany _:
Buffalo
72,294,961
Elmifa—___.
Jamestown
Rochester
3,144.739
4,282,926
17,019,428,782
—_
55.371,557.,
——
Syracuse
15,416,878,466
•
"
51,617,959
30,781.812
Jersey—Newark
'J Northern
3,366,291
4,058,944
-^-+—_
York
56,911,137
156.139,801
New
Jersey
".
28,768,045
85.905.092
;
—
90.441,796
111,137,380
105,485.679
36,708,575
33,141,524
2.0
159,898,863
135,053,457
6.6
2,909,045
2,754,799
5.2
3,687,183
3,744.021
+
—
—
14,688,406,158
12,994,993,575
7.3
52,431,533
(9
Cities)—-
17,541,367,534
15,913,892,100
———
Lake
California—Long
7,094,157
15,242,884
12,673,257
651,327,171
+
8.6
654,124,882
'617.831,432
219,336;742
+'
212,749,316
218 439,159
City—
—
San
Francisco
Jose
Santa
—
.—
Barbara
:
6.7
—_—
6,147,158
5,797,639
+
6.0
0 450.217
6 869.476
266,198.326
226.637,783
+
17.5
228,056,704
215 992.039
140,697,770
25,321,118
—
Beach ——2,
Pasadena.
+
+
Stockton
Total
7.0
23.254,980
124,691,954
+
12.8
138,531,259
129
25,462,484
—
16,319,460
14,944.320
+
931.504.000
34,602,599
13,849,286
13,257,869
94,596,775
84,024,196
5.4
98,369,613
-
(10
cities)—
,755,025
0.6
22,442,152
31 ,322,545
9.2
21 981.666
18 .596,602
815,697,543
+ 14.2
791,888,482
43,372,663
—20.2
39,467,391
37 ,913,705
4.5
11,852,816
10 ,191,690
+
15,788,896
16,214,064
1,684,450,829
1,505,413,061
30.853,075,952
28,578,495,620
13.833.647.170
13,161,617,154
761
18
862,331
281,889
2.6
17,599,623
+11.9
1,491,019,626
1,449,224,461
+
8.0
27,752,516,493
25,283,577.804
+
5.1
13,064,110,335
12,288.58 + 229
—
26,344,494
5.0
90,988,829
Grand
Outside
Total
7,867,635
4.7
49,423,603
—
7,445,000
8.1
234,022,216
——
San
+ 10.4
+
7,037,350
+
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District-r-San Francisco—
Utah—Salt
+ 27.0
—10.9
5,810,584
13,021,099
707,603,241
cities).
(6
Oregon—Portland
159,244,267
_—___—
_____—;
6,861,000
6,281,385
13,631,904
:
Yakima
New
50,315,479
6,114,000
Falls—
Louisiana—Shreveport
Washington—Seattle
New
563,521,199
48,131,282
Worth
11,797,810
620,373,817
———
Dallas
5,003,146
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
New
—
3,653,404
8.1
Total
Springs-.——_
778,832.983
+ 14.2
Colorado—Colorado
Fort
—_
Connecticut—Hartford——
Rhode
8.8
18,706 390
:
Worcester
New
8,151 744
21,830.584
__
Springfield
1
3,675,933
3,827.893
_
Bedford
4,082,415
1,712,803
.
_'.
9.2
P98.965.994
River——"
Lowell
4,345 762 ."+
8,866,576
———
+10.2
15,160,262,725
13,420,468,498
total
New
(107
York
cities)
City
(2592)
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
Monday, December 11, 1961
...
the current volume
RATES
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
Tariff Act of 1930, "the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
'.
»
certifies
Company
given in the Chronicle.
were
NOTICE
OF -TENDER
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
BY
DECEMBER
FEDERAL
1,
1961
TO
RESERVE
BANK
DECEMBER
TO
1961,
7,
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
series
1930
A
Sheraton
INCLUSIVE
due
Jan.
Corp.
Capital
of
1,
2039—
and
Unit;
Monetary
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
transfers
in
York
New
(Value
In
United
States
Page
"'J
-2——Dec
15
2272
Dec
22
2446
Date-1
Page
America—
income debs.
7'/2%
Company and Issue—
Money)'
■' X rx
bonds
::
due
PARTIAL
Country
.
Date
Philadelphia Transportation Co. consol. 3%-6%
FORKKW
-X.
.
Issue—
and
X
Jan.
1989
1,
REDEMPTION
.
Alberta
1
*•
X
'■ -7
v"
■
.
'•
•'
Argentina,
7;
7
"7'
7,7:..::'+;+'
Monday
Dec. 4
"
:
$
pun
AURtralla,
Austria.
XX
Friday
Dec. 1
_
Dec. 5
.0120590
Dec. 7
$
2.241195
7:;7
2.240318
Belgium, franc
.0200900
.0200855
.0200857
.0200850
.958437
.959375
.960625
.959453
nipr*
Finland,
.210625
.00310686
.00310846
.203866
.250025
.210683
.210450
2.812700
2.811600
.00161110
dollar
.327166
.00161100
.00161106
.00276233
.00276233
X
.327000
.327033
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.278275
.278271
.278237
.278000
2.781311
2.783881
2.784851
2.783762
7 7
:
.3270(56
6%
.327066
X
7-
Home
'Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
.140450
.140450
.140500
.140450
.0350166
.0349666
.0350166
.0350166
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
'.0166436
.0166436
.193500
.193508
.193558
.193575
.231700
.231650
.231600
.231665
peseta
"Sweden,
krona
Switzerland,
franp.
Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom, pound
sterling
1.399315
1.400607
1.401095
1.400547
2.812700
2.811600
North
2.811566
4xk.%
largely
reflected
increase
an
Uf the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
individuals, partner¬
and corporations in New York City, and a de¬
of $29 million in savings deposits in the Kansas
ships,
crease
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
Gold
>1961
certificate
Redemption
Total
account
fund
for
15,573
R.
F.
gold certificate
notes—
3
333
—
35
—
42
advances
Government
—
16,707
__
+
.
Acceptances—bought outright
U.- S.
8
+
loans
and
5
Loans
adjustedt
16
—
46
1
—
6
loans
3,935
_
Certificates
436
+
1
+
U.
826
to
+
53
+
139
Other
+7,413
3,831
S.
+1,236
S.
Total
bought
Held under
outright
repurchase
.29,403
agreement
628
+
'Loans
+2,008
;V-
;
Industrial
dealers
and
for
for
U.
S.
Govt,
securities™
29,403
+
628
29,480
+
613
Loans
+2,008
+1,956
Real
Total
Cash
loans
items
Bank
in
and
securities——
process
premises
Other
collection
z
assets
Total
of
X+.+
.X
4,613
'XX.... HO
Reserve
/.
,
bank
reserves
i.
S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign L*.
Total
Deferred
Other
18
+
'
430
financial
+
18
+1,316
X+
X
+__
!—:_A__X.xX
.1238
C" +
+
17,794
availability cash items
liabilities
&
accrued
(943)
124
—
270
deposits
.249
t; +
380
•-
3,501
divids.
.-JIT J
66
208
+
Treasury
654
3
—
18
—
421
'."212
+
+
36
liabilities
CAPITAL
(1,276)
50,065
414
+
capital
one
to
435
—
2
Reserves
123
14
+
Total
to
of
liabs.
gold
deposit
ties
&
capital
accounts
certificate
and
F.
R.
with
(1,276)
51,440
430
+
Balances
with
+1,243
—
.3%
parentheses
the
are
eliminations
made
in
Individuals,
the
S.
1
adjustedt
Time
of
and
"Other
$55 million.
purchasing
Government securities decreased $313
loans for purchasing and
or
Loans
carrying U. S.
million, but their
carrying "other" securities in¬
million.
Other
and
287
+
384
—
595
Duquesne
+
409
3.75%
82
+
Name of
+9,234
849
—
+1,262
4%
$102 million in the Cleveland
District, $90 million in the
San Francisco
District, and $79 .million in the Dallas
District. Time and savings deposits increased
a
net
of
&
B
2331
B
-—Dec
22
—-Dec
29
2332
.
15
1976
1,
debs,
due
2334
V
j
2444
.
Jan.
1976
1,
2444
X'
Jan
1
Jan
2
*
—Jan
15
2446
*
Co.—
preferred
debs,
stock
:
./fug. 1, 1979
due
Co.—
stock
—Dec
20
2338
—Dec
11
2490
:
Corp.—
preferred
debs,
f.
s.
Gas
in
stock
due
Oct.
1,
1969
Jan
5
*
due
Dec.
1,
1972
Dec
20
2383
Co.—
debentures
this issue.
+ 1,095
233
—
+
251
4,894
subdivisions—
+
101
—
N.A.
—
710
—
123
banks
80
+
N.A.
39
615
N.A.
8
+
N.A.
—
etc.
i
1,032
partnerships,
and
+
10
N.A.
41;188
deposits—totallX—z
deposits
time
+
20
corpora¬
—
19
6.181
+
54
-
+
3
+
615
interbank
160
.
2,101
banks
6
—
•
etc.
N.A.
N.A.
<
93
N.A.
2
N.A.
+
Reserve
14
CAPITAL
348
—
—
395
+
600
5,695
ACCOUNTS
—
1,690
+
77
+
381
12,853
+
30
+
683
:
11
t Exclusive
of
tion.
of
loans
valuation
t Includes
all
domestic
to
domestic
deposits
commercial
Year-ago
commercial
individual
reserves;
demand
banks,
comparison
loan
except
less
excludes
banks
items
those
cash
change
of
items
in
and
U.
in
after
shown
are
S.
7
Government
process
deposits
deduc¬
gross. ;
due
of
to
collec¬
mutual
fl Includes
certified
time
22
figures
of
U.
checks
S.
not
shown
Government
and
,
>
postal
'■
Gas
of
Eastern
Fuel
Assoc.,
preferred
and
a
list
of
Eastman Kodak
$3.60
Echlin
stock
called
for
11-24
12-29
12-
50c
12-31
12-15
12-15
11-.30
Economics
Eddy
12-15
11-30
12-15
12-
5
12-15
12-
(quar.)__
5
12-28
12-11
40c
$1.12 Mi'
(quar.)
Edgewater
Edison
Edwards
Egry
E'l
Steel
Ltd.
common
5y2%
preferred
$4.72
preferred
12-29
12-15
11-15
t25c
12-15
11-15
75c
12-12
11-30
50c
12-12
11-30
(incr.)
Nut
dividend
share
"
1
11-29
1-
1
11-29
$1.18
1-
1
11-29
1-
1
11-29
1-
1
34,
11-29
32J/2c
12-19
II-24
1-15
12-22
3%
1-16
12-22
(quar.)
Ltd—
30c
tax
8
1-
common
11-24
12-
(quar.)__
)i25c
12-23
12-11
10c
12-23
12-11
iquar.)__7__
6'Ac
7
0.00125
:
Gas
12-21
12-21
;______
(quar.)_
3
12-15
60c
(Calif.)
Corp.
(quar.)___
Elizabethtown Consolidated
Elizabethtown Water Co.__
12-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
12-29
equal to about 11c
British
Instrument,
11-29
1-
(quar.)
i
B
12-15
$1.03
,$1.12
25c
(quar.).
Electrolux
Class
12-11
S1
Extra
Electronic
12-15
12-20
$1.35
7
1
(final)
Electrical-Products
12-18
1-15
__
Co.
1
15y2c
(quar.j
common
Corp.
after
1-
12-15
$1.37y2
(quar.j—__
;
Storage Battery Co.
Auto-Lite
12-29
10c
(quar.)
Stop
v
(quar.i
(quar. >
preferred
1-18
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
12-30
t50c
(quar.)
Gas.
1
1
$30c
(La.)
Electric Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Natural
12-
2-
$15c
$1.06y4
preferred
Paso
1
1-16
:
$4.50
1
12-1
12-
(quar.)
common
Corp.
12-
2
2
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Inc.,
2
1-
12-15
15c
(quar.)
Engineering
Register.
Paso
Co.
1-
1-
$1.50
.X__
Stores
preferred
2
12-15
:
(quar.)
Bros.
"4V4%>
1
I-
4
125c
Trust,
12-
1
1-
50c
90c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
12-11
2-
25c
1
Co.,
1
12-20-
22Vic
(quar.)
Co., common
Investment
A
1-
10c
Corp.
_X
Paper
8
50c
5%
preferred A
redemption,
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
12-15
31'Ac
(s-a)_
Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)_.
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
common
11-20
—7
1st
Eastern
per
including
1-15
(quar.)
Steel
American shares
notes,
11-20
(quar.)
Easy Washing Machine, ±jtd.—
Electric
bonds,
1-15
preferred
Electric
corporate
1
50c
^
J 10c
com.
Bond & Share Corp.
Electric & Musical
Industries,
found
12-
Ltd.—
Electric
be
4
712-15
(quar.)
pref.
(quar.)
Corp.
Stainless
Stock
will
4
12-
dividend
Elastic
Below
4
12-
1
4
50c
&
Lime
Stock
El
:
12-
1
4
J$1.75
$1
(accum.)
,
Fund Notices
1
1-
31'Ac
.
—
(Texas)
America,
preferred
Eastern
savings
Redemption Calls and Sinking
1-
1-
L
4V2%
;,
revised.
4
5%
(increased)
$5.40
separately..
12-
10c
$5.36
officers'
deposits
shown separately.
N.A. Not available.
not
and
1
52y2c
$4.12
banks.
§ Includes
4
1-
52Vac
tquar.).
Corp.
Extra
Class
tion
12-
Mines, Ltd
Company (quar.)___
Extra
—
12-
1
51 lAc
j.__
(quar.)
common
preferred
5%
Banks
12-
1
1-
517/ec
(quar.)
Extra
11
1
1-
Sullivan
Eastern
.
—
1-
50c
(quar.)_"_
Kootenay Power
7%
N.A.
2,730
29,771
:
institutions,
East
East
31c
(quar.)
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec,
467/aC
—
I:
Sulphur & Potash Co.
Eastern
subdivisions
official
5%
(increased)
dividend
Dynamics
When
Share
;
(quar.)
Corp.,
Stock
>
.
(quar.)
•
preferred
Corp.
Duval
-
-
Light Co.. common
preferred (quar.)
Duro-Test
+6,486
deposits
political
Dura
20
504
official ..institutions,
savings
and
Per
preferred
$2.10
•
+
Com-pany
preferred
4.207«
+1,657
,
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly
reporting mem¬
ber banks increased $78
million, and holdings of "other"
securities increased $70 million.
Demand deposits adjusted increased
$656 million in
New York City, $275 million in
the Chicago
District,
4,/27e
7
126
+
corpora¬
liabilities
<
:
—
216
11,820
Federal
$47 million. Loans to nonbank financial institu¬
tions increased $44 million,
compared with an increase
of $35 million in the similar week
of 1960. Other loans
$41
1
Dec 25
DIVIDENDS
587
91,216
„
others
creased
increased
March
Continued from page 14
+
savings
From
savings
million; the increase during
stock
Jan
series
redeemable
convertible
—
interbank:
From
the comparable week
year ago was
series
Illinois—
of
preferred
+1,122
+2,017
Borrowings:
and
a
Page
Apr
pfd.
—1,644
3,414
political
Commercial
Commercial and industrial loans
increased in nine dis¬
tricts for a net gain of $87
brokers and dealers for
+
tions:
consoli¬
weekly reporting member
Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows
the following
principal changes for the week
:ended Nov. 29: Decreases of $710 million
in U. S. Gov¬
ernment demand deposits and $743 million
in borrow¬
ings, and an increase of $1,262 million in demand de¬
posits adjusted.
to
6
6
—
63,906';
Government
States
statement
*
135
Foreign:
124
the
Co.
Gold
4.15% ^preferred
4.10%
preferred
'Governments,
of
stock
shares
Edison
+2,584
70
+
,
"
152,656
Foreign:
condition
3
66,183
Domestic
The
,
X"XX'-XX
subord.
Ltd.
3,166
Commercial
3
Condition Statement of Member Banks
1994
29
Date
income
cumul.
Power
1,651
banks
partnerships,
and
Domestic
process.
banks
—
12,524
deposits—total§
U.
4
+
+
4,611
deposits
Individuals,
115
2489
.
CALLED
Corp.—
♦Announced
LIABILITIES—
Demand
Savings
in
Banks
assets/liabilities
42
—3.3%
ISSUE
-
+2,045
10
:
domestic
Commercial
Contingent liability on acceptances
-purch. for foreign correspondents
Figures
Reserve
coin
assets—net
28
+1,316
Dec
1
■
19
562
78
3,498
Total
+
+
r
.
+4,242
+
11,717
Other
liabili¬
r-35.7%
5y2%
942
65
>
-
*
1
.
Jan
—^_Dec
.
*
"
1
503
+
+
—
18,312
___.
_
Governments,
combined
dating
years
Federal
and
reserves
note
+
+
5,078
years
Currency
+
+
817
—
9
1,475
indebtedness
of
year—
securities
Mutual
Ratio
33,932
Western
41
+
—
1
"
Jan
v
second
stock
due
California
Ventures
143
+
1.301
Jan
1979—
RR.—
non-cumul.
617
98
due
Ltd.—
cumulative
597
—
1973——.
1,
1971
1,
preferred
Co.,
Consolidated
+
21
+
*
*
Corp.—
4.88 %
Yukon
1
1
v
r.
cumul.
subord.
conv.
—
6
—
16,571
securities—total——_
50
+
•
13.347
banks
tions
accounts
31
157
+
Jail
_-__Jan
1970
1,
series
•
6%
notes
conv.
Southern
.
—
5,569
five
five
After
States
Other
3.073*
2,302
——
commercial
certificates
Within
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in
Surplus
>
1
11
41/2%
3%
bills
Treasury
Demand
Total
514%
280
6
+
+
Seeburg
-489
—
;
X
June
preferred
Can
1842
2119
Treasury notes and U. S. bonds maturing:
715
69
—
81
+
—
239
+
—
^
^
.
15
15 '
~
Other
.116,906
account
.'+
47
:;
■
$5
Manufacturing
313i.j
*
———
Government
S.
Rheem
i
5"
+
586
;
domestic
One
269
due
Co.,
Pacific
conv.
2441-
Dec
1982
Union—
Union—
States Telephone
National
5'/r
1961
Issue—
and
coll.
,
1
Dec
Co.—
Corp.,
cumul.
.
4'/t%
institutions:
loans
loans
to
6%
*q
—
15,
434%
Electric
Missouri
+-><131
Xq
102
banks——
U.
518
.3
foreign
' +
1,319
—_____
estate
Other
X
>159
+
6
>
carrying:
or
securities
personal finance, "etc.__
Loans
x
<333 ) 28,689 T ,+
Other
..
*_.',; +
+
51,440
+
X
^Member
,*V
i X,:,
••••
notes
184
—
197
(1,276)
—
Deposits:
U.
-
_—____■
assets
liabilities—
Federal
(943)
87
520
_!
nonbank
to
+2,400
-'.ft
purchasing
finance,
71
2,063
Government
to
—
: •+/
pur-
carrying:
or
+9,221
+8,659
+
Dec.
1976
Co.—
cumulative, preferred
.
Middle
79
64
1,226~
Other.
Total
5%
+
;+_...32,131
loans...
securities
Sales
15,
bonds
debs,
Products
Hawaiian
-I960
—
71,678
:
securities
Other
,
1
brokers
loans
U.
118,628 +
adjustedt--.—— 117,327
Government;Securities
Other
—7,467
19,945
Bonds
1961*
loans
chaesing
1,692
„
Notes
1961
investments.
and
Agricultural
'
tills
and
investments
"Commercial
securities:
.Bought outright—
Company
Nov. 30,
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
—
subord.
Ekco
ASSETS
120
due
2224
■■
1970—:—Jan
pipe line bonds 5%% series due 1979
Co, 5%
conv.
piu. slock—1_
Brunswick
.
,
—1,174
14
3%
line
Newspaper
Nov. 22,
.
—1,294
1,
Transmission
Gas
Nov. 29,
Total
reserves
(333)
and
+
Western
Increase ( + ) or
,1960
11
—
1,134
Cash
Discounts
1961
Jan.
Materials
Decrease (—) Since
Dec. 7,
due
debs,
Service
Gas
pipe
mtge.
Vulcan
2333
15
.
ENTIRE
Decrease (—) Since
Nov. 29,
1st
Dec
■;
Dec.
City District.
Increase ( + ) or
"Dec. 6,
$49
of
million in "other" time deposits of
1982.
adjustment debs, due Jan.
Natural
mtge.
15
Lloyd—* ''
Water
debt
Tennessee
this
due
12441
1979———Dec
15,
Oct. >1,
bonds,
X
Ltd.—
debs,
Rhine-Ruhr
1st
million;
Dec.
debt adjustment debs, due Jan.
4'/2%
$20
due
Corp.—
adjustment
German
Southern
Consolidated Statement of Condition
due
Co.—
debentures
debt
1944
2441
.
..
1973——-—Jan
Mining
conv.
1.400531
2.811720
Rubber
...
31
V+v " "
LJan
1,.
1973
*
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—
1st mtge. bonds 6 \'a %
series due
.231687
2.809125
debentures
&
Oil Co.,
5%
.193575
X
Ltd.—
Canada
5%%
secured pipe line
Libby-McNeill & Libby—
.140418
.0350166
:Spain,
Tire
4V2%
.277825
B
subord.
Harpen
.0800560
■■
series
General
2.783728
peso
_Dec
due
*
■••••.' .-w.v
,
A
1,
of
Co.
1
X'XxX
•
......
*
;1
Jan
A
series
1,
6%%
.00161100
.00276241
29
'
i
Corp.—
stock
Corp.— x ,
debt, adjustment bonds
Foundation
.00276233
7 7
Dec
1962—_—
1,
bonds——
Jan.
2.811566
.204004
'
2439
Inc.—
deb.
pfd. stock series B and
pfd.
2217
18
1957,
or
Energy Supply Schwaben, Inc.— ■
5>/4%.. debt adjustment bonds due Jan.
.210516
2.811720
Iron
&
notes
Power
47/«%
.250075
<
'
Co.,
15
—Dec
Oct.
due
Light
cumul.
Electric
.00310846 i"
+
•
.249806
.00161101
malayan
.00310846
.203803
.00276241
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand,
pound
,?;'i
notes
cumul.
Dec
_
1962—'
1,
adjustment
Fuel
6Vz%
5%
.210612
.203737
mmJ- 2.809125
yen
.210662
Oct.
&
debt
Colorado
.959218
.249850
+7+
.210366
-
.0200850
J
.210433
.249875
lira
Malaysia,
Me*ieo,
.210600
.203725
.0386750
:
Power
-;47/a%
"
.00310846
Markka
(Metropolitan), new franc.
Germany, 'dMitar.ho mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Japan,
.0386750
.210675
France
Italy,
.0386750
due
secured
Berlin
X
2.240291
.0386562
A
.612%
.0120554'
.0120590
'
2.240414
.0386562
Oaylon,
series
.■>.
$
Oanaria, dollar
*
Thursday
Dec. 6
.
.0120590
2.238346
'77
Wednesday
$
.01-20582
pound
«fthiiMng
Tuesday
Municipal Financing Corp.—
5%
debentures due Dec. 15, 1984
Barton
Distilling Co. 6'/2% secured
*
(increased)
6
1-
5
12-15
1-
5
12-15
35c
12-15
11-15
50c
12-15
11-29
25c
12-20
11-30
Volume
194
Number
6115
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of Company
Elmira
preferred
7%
Emerson
Electric
Emerson
Radio
(s-a)__™_™
Mfg.
(quar.)
&
Phonograph
dividend
Stock
:
Special
■
&
Fritzi
California
12-15
Frontier
12-
Frost
(quar.)
™_
2-20
1-
12-11
11-27
Fruehauf
Fuller
(George
Fulton
Industries
1-
(Guaranteed
1-31
12-28
-5% '
3-
2-21
12-
87»/2c
1
1-12
Erie Resistor'Corp.—
12-11
(stock
90c conv.
preferred 1957 series
dividend)™__.
Excelsior
(from-net
Insurance
Ex-Cell-O
Corp.
investment,
4%%
Gas
11-17
Gas
12-15
12-
Toe
(quar.)
(Julius)
Gatineau
12-27
12-15
12-19
12-
4
12-
4
;
1
Service
Life
Increased
FMC
Corp.,
3V4%
Insurance
1-
Co.,
&
Stock
Fafnir
dividend
Bearing
Fairbanks
on
Co.
Co.,
.
on
common
each
held)
common
Lanes, class A
Fairbanks
Fail-child
New
Camera
5%
&
preferred
1
1
5c
12-29
12-11
Instrument
12-29
12-11
cumulated
50%
1
1
Corp.
$4.50
12-31
12-16
General
12-18
12-
11-30
General
1-
2
11-30
preferred
4%
New
Common
(quar.)_
West
Financial
Far
Farmers
Federal
1
:
Federal
National
Federal
Screw
Federated
Fibreboard
Works
Extra
Finance
Co.
Financ al
Extra
:
of
National
Co.
Bank
First
First
Bank
of
National
Bank
National
Bank
"(Kearny,
N.
'60c
preferred
First
Southern
First
12-11
12-6
75c
First
35c
12-30
1
12-18
1-
2
12-15
12-15
50c
•
1-
Bank
2
12-20
General
12-
1
5.80%
fit
Porter
Trust
&
(Los
12-12
12-
1
4.40%
11-30
4.75%
50c
1-
2
12-15
4.25%
1-
2
12-
5.28%
5
4.36%
Foods,
(stock
Inc.,
preferred
12-28
12-14
$2
preferred
6%.
(quar.)
common
1-10
12-20
$6
12-18
11-20
80c
12-13
$1.25
:
(quar.)
1-
1
12-
1
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
1
1
12-
6
Genung's,
13%c
12-15
11-27
20c
12-15
12-
Corp.
J30c
(quar.)
Fleming Company, common-(quar.)—
5'r
preferred (quar.)™_
,_™™__™_
Flexible Tubing, 6%
preferred (s-a)
$1.25,
•
Company,
preferred
$4.50
(reduced-quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
$3
.,
,
20c
1
1-
1
12-29,
12-15
1
12-20
12-22
11-17
$1
12rl5
11-17
56V4c
12-15
11-17
:—:
(quar.)
preferred
1-
(quar.)___
$1.12y2
™.
12-15
11-17
(3c
from
investment
net
income,
lc
■
C
Inc.
$4.60
preferred
Yellowknife
(A.
Ltd.
(stock
Gilpin
Girard Trust Corn Exchange
Florida
Power
28c
12-15
11-24
Florida
Public
;
preferred
$1.12
Florida
Florida
Telephone
Fluor Corp.. Ltd.
Foote
Inc.—
Co.
Steel
Foster-Wheeler
Foundation
Fownes
(stock dividend)
Stock
Fram
;
&
of
Machinery
56V4C
Co.
Ltd.
on
12-11
will amount to about $.068 per
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-
12-15
11-17
12-
5
12-15
11-
3
1-
1
12-15
12-
.-
:__J
Globe
Globe
12-11
12-29
12-
1
*
Wyoming
Franklin
Capital
Oil—
27V2c
1-15
12-29
1-15
12-29
si
12-18
12-
25c
12-20
11-30
4c
Corp
(
series
Utility series
Franklin
(quar.)
Electric
(stock
12-15
12-
1
3V2C
—
dividend)
*_
depositary
12-15
12-
3%
12-31
12-20
1
11-22
1-
1
11-22
1-
2
1-
12-
'
class
.
Gold
&
Stock
1-31
1-31
1-15
1-31
1-31
Goodall
Ltd.,
Haveg
Goodyear
Boiler
(E.
F.)
Co
1
12-15
5%%
1
12-15
Hawaiian
12-15
12-12
11-10
12-26
12-12
12-15
12-1
60c
&
dividend
on
class
A
Rubber
shares—
(quar.)_____
_".
i—
5
12-
1
*(G.)
95c
(quar.)
7%
W.)
Co.,
7%
(quar.)^
12-15
——
preferred
(quar.)—
common
Co.,
com.
(quar.)
—
Inc.,
12-15
11-15
Hewitt-Robins
12-
Hibbard
11-15
11-15
2
12-12
1-
2
12-12
1-
2
12-12
43%
c
1
12-11
12-
12-15
11-30
5c
12-15
12-
35c
2-
1
5
1-15
Hidden
6 %■
Corp.
(quar.)_
new
Co.
common
Inc.
(quar.)
Splendor Mining,
^referred
(quar.)
4
12-
4
75c
12-15
11-24
12-15
11-24
12-15
(quar.)
common.
(quar.)„
10c
1-
25c
(initial)
Spencer Bartlett & Co.
12-
12-22
75c ■;
—
12-22
50c
A
Chocolate
12-29
12-19
12-15
1-
55c
(year-end)
(quar.)__™—
Co., 50c pfd. A (quar.)
55c
12-15
12-29
$1'
Powder
1%
2%
8
10c
Pak
12-11
8
8
12-
7%c
Inc
Portion
preferred A (quar.)—
Hercules
Hershey
2
2
12-
12-15
1-
40c
(quar.)_
common
preferred
non-cum.
Herff Jones
1-
11-17,
1
9iy»c
(quar.)
20c
(G.
11-30
1-
12-15
1
15C
pfd.
Hercules Gallon Products,
15c
12-
See Curtis (Helena)'
(s-a)
12-26
12-21
11-24
12-15
30c
Co., 3.65%
Industries.
Express
4
12-15
25c
Brewing (quar.)™_—
Corp. (year-end),
J.)
Corp.
12-
12-15
12% c
(quar.)_
1-10
25%
11-22
43 %c
& Co.
C.)
Henderson's
1-15
11-22
12-12
1
Helmarick & Payne,
11-15
11-22
12-12
13%c
1
11-24
1
12-12
12 %C
12»/2c
%—
12-
12-21
2-
11-22
12-15
1-10
12-15
11-22
20c
12-11
$13c
12-12
12-12
Publications, Inc.—
25c
7>/2C
1-15
i3yaC
12c
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Curtis
Helme
22yac
(quar.)
1-
28 %c
(quar.)
12-15
Heublein,
Company
5
5
dividend
Helm's
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)__-^__--™-~_-
1-
1-
1
12-14
5
1-15
1-15
—
Consolidated
Helena
11-22
1-
2iy.c
27%C
12-
(H.
12-
1-15
8
12-18
Hein-Werner
11-22
8
12-
2
(D.
12-12
12-
.11-24
1-
Stock
12-14
2
12-15
12-15
15c
Fund
Heilman
12-12
1-
35c
2
2
Heinz
5
5
12-11
1-
Haydock
Heath
1212-
12-31
2%
1-
8
12-15
12-15
dividend
iStock
Hearst
1
1
4
2
Hazeltine
12-
12-
1-
t
10-20,
2
1-
5c
1212-
12-15
Products
11-15
12-29
12-20
(quar.)™_
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.),
preferred (quar.)_
2
12-23
12-
25C
pfd,
preferred
1-
12-15
2
12-15
:
4%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred'.(quar.)__—
Hawley
1
1-
25c
(initial;)™
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co., common
1
t5c
2
1-15
30c
—.——
1-
5%%
1-
12-
10c
10c
com.
new
1-
5.10%
12-18
50c
1-
5%
1
1-
1-15
Insur¬
Co
Inc.,
Electric Co.,
4.80%
2-16
12-15
12-15
27 Vic
preferred!
preferred
12-15
6
1-1
3-
10c
51/2 %
11-10
5
30C
.
(quar.E
5%
$2
—
25c
,
12-15
1
1-
12-14
30o
(quar.)'
Inspection &
11-24
1
1-19
12-29
$1.50
Co.
11-24
1-
1
12-15
25c
2
Co.—
(BrF.)
Tire
Insurance
Agricultural
Hawaiian
1
12-
12-29
10c
(extra)
Industries.
Hawaiian
12-
12-15
$1.50
(quar.),
common
12-16
Ine.—
—:—
Inc.
dividend
Goodrich
Stock
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)—___
class A
Telegraph
Rubber
Corp.,
Co.
Hauserman
1-15
1-
12-15
,
Y.)-—
12yac
Hastings Mfer. (increased)
Harvey Aluminum, class A
12-12
11-25
12-18
$$1.63
12-16
25%
11-25
12-11
15c
—_—.
(quar.)_™_
(extra)
1-19
12-15
12-11
12-11
12-23
15c
(quar.)
—
8c
Products
Bros.,
Co..
Corp. (quar.)_
World, Inc. (N.
Steam
ance
•
2
2
12-11
25C
(initial)™
Mining Co
8c
dividend
Goldblatt
common
new
preferred (quar.)
Inteitype Corp. (auar.)
Harris-Teeter
Super Markets—
Harrisonville Telephone
(quar.)
Hartford
1-
lr
1-
25c
International, Ltd.—
Fire
8
11-22
$1.12 y2
6%
1-15
12-
12-
12-15
$1.06 y.
Harris
12-15
1
12-
12-15
30c
;
_„_
&
preferred
12-15
17 Vic
__™
12-
12-15
—
Farms
Harnischfeger
i7yac
(quar.)__™
12-
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brace
Quarterly
2
1-
2-
Refractories—
Plywood
Heli-Coil
(quar.)
12-15
25c
15c
6 J/2 %
10c
Y.)
12-
12-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Winkle
Hartford
depositary
(monthly)
Corp.
Globe Securities Systems,
Stock
A
(N.
2-15
(quar.)
common
Manufacturing
1
and based
(quar.)
Insurance
Rubber
Stock
(quar.)
Distillers,
(quar.)
Envelopes,
8
Franklin Custodian Funds-
Preferred
B
Monthly
11-15
12-29
1
-
Falls
Glickraan
12-28
10c
(quar.)
Class
Glens
1-19
20c
____
1-
12-
12-15
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Co;,
preferred
5c
12-15
5%
__.
charges of the
Glenmore
12-15
1
11-22
9'%
(final)
1
12-15
11-22
11-22
1
the current rate of exchange, payment
Glen-Gary Shale Brick
>
1
1
1-
30c
(quar.)
share.
After
25c
Extra
Franco
12-2C
11-24
12V2C
(quar.)
dividend
Corp.
1
tl2Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)™
Canada,
Co
&
10c
(auar.)
12-20
aT)
(M.
Harbor
11-22
1-
5c
1
1
f$1.25
—
Products
Laboratories, Ltd. Ordinary
12-20
2%
—
:
(quar.)
pfd.
4J/2%
Corp.
Co.
Bros.
..
Gladden
Glaxo
preferred
Harbison-Walker
12-15
1-
12-18
12-15
Extra
12-15
53y8c
12-
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Hansen
12-15
1
12-
12 Vic
12-15
35c
12-20
1-
25c
(resumed)
Foremost Dairies Co.,
Worth
%
.
.
Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd.
Fort
(quar.)—
(s-al
Markets, Inc.
Mineral
A
(stock dividend)
preferred
Food Giant
class
Corp.-,
(quar.l
(Phila.)
A
1-
15c
25c
5%
-
1:
class
12-14
28c
(quar.)
Flying Tiger Line,
1-
$1.18%
(quar.)
Steel Corp.
5%
18c
(quar.)
pref.
eonv.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.,
Paper
4% %
12-15
12-31
6
1
6c
A.
(quar.)
Watch
Hammond Organ Co.
tlOc
(quar.)_
dividend)
11-30
com.
1
1
20c
——■——
12-
common
1-
1-
6>
1-
12-22
1$1.25
(quar.)
12-15
$1.15
Co._™
B.),
2
$1.23
(quar.)
Mines
Industries
(H.
1-
$1.24
—
:
C.)
12-15
12-
5c
Bi
preferred
25c
Cement
■——
12-15
2
$1.25
(quar.)™—
Giant
4%
1
5c
pfd.
25c
(quar.)
Portland
1
1-
(quar.)
Extra
12-12
1-
17 %c
(quar.)_
$4.92 preferred
Giant
Co.
1%
Corp.
12-20
Light,
5
$1.25
(quar.)—
12-20
Utilities,
12-
37%c
19c
&
1- 1
$'1.12%
24c
43/4%
Corp.,. cl.
F.)
Extra
87%c
(quar.)
security profits and 15c from
long-term security profits)—
Florida Power Corp. (increased quar.)
5
5%
Management
(W.
40C
Georgia Power Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
$4.96 preferred (quar.)
——
Gilmore
short-term
Cotton, Ltd.,
8
20c
dividend
Stock
Gilbert
'
from
Hamilton
12-
$1.50
(ouar.)
Georgia-Pacific
Extra
Florida Growth Fund—
12-20
1- 2
54%c
—
$4.50 preferrtd
12-
Fleetwood
12-21
12-29
66c
—™
—.—■
12-29
1-
60c
Halliburton
12-15
12-29
1,-15
11-20
,35c
12-20
50c
11-20
1-15)
122 y2c
preferred .(quar.)!
Printing (quarc)
5
55c
common
,
Genuine Parts
133/4C
1st
1-
59 %c
(quar.)
$3.50 prefeired A (quar.)_.
$5 preferred B (quar.)
1
20c
Inc
Genesco,
12-18
20c
:
i
5%
Hall
Hardee
(quar.)
12-15.;
115c
(quar.)i
common
12-20
6%
-
11-20
10c
(s-a).
Ltd.,
Brass,
Hart-Carter
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
25c
.
Hahn
8
Corp.—
2%
dividend)
(quar.)
Governor
$2.25
Waterworks
12-14
Fitchburg Paper, class A (quar.)
Fittings. Lid., class A (s-a.i
$4
General
12-28
15c
(stock• dividend)
Moore
12-11
1-
11-20
12-15
2-28
5
19c
12-15
$1.25
;
12-15
$1.27
(s-a)—
1-
$1.12 >/2
11-20
Gyrodyne Co. of America—
Harcourt
Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
(quar.)______—4
preferred
(quar.)—
._,—
convertible preferred
(quar.)___
convertible preferred (quar.)™'™—
convertible preferred (quar.)™_,—
convertible preferred
(quar.)______
11-20
12-15
150
preferred
2
12-15
12-15
$1.10
6%
1-
1
$1.11
L
11-30
12-30
3-
5-25
12rl5
25c
(quar.)
participating preferred
36 (Ac
Common
Ang.)—
Extra
.
$4.50
7c
„
8
Hanson-Van
preferred
(quar.)_—
__™^—,—
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred (quar.)—
11-13
12-15
™__
1
$1.29
(quar.)™
com.
5%
52c
1-12
$1.05
Co.,
(quar.)
12-
2
9
1
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utilities
11-30
1-
2-
1
11-30
35c
1
12-
1-
preferred
12-15
Pennsylvania—
11-30
11-30
12-20
37 Vic
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Hanna
12-
11-30
12-11
$1.16
4.64%
preferred
33 %C
$2.10
50c
™_™
of
25c
Fischbach
Flintkote
Co.
11-30
12-11
lV-24'
4%%
(quar.)—
12-20'
6-11
12-22
4uc
8
1-19
11-30
preferred (quar.)
12-28
12-
12-20
37yac
$5.08
60c
(quar.),_.
-11-30
1
2-
*1.25
$4:44
31V4C
preferred
Telephone
12-30
12-20
37 Vic
(quar.):
$4.40
34 %c
preferred
(quar.)
11-24
8
of Michigan—.
$1.25
11-30
12-18
preferred
Class
(quar.)
Co. of Ohio—
Telephone
12-30
12-18
preferred
States
Hammermill
preferred
$i.06y4
122 y2C
(quar.)
com.
12-15
62 Vi C
$1.35
General
9c
5.16%
Hamilton
—
1
11-30
3-19-62
8
59 % C
(quar.)
1
12-
12-30
$1.25
8
12-
.
(quar.)
12-
12-15
*1.25
1-
25c
Telephone Co.
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
Hamilton
(quar,)
preferred
(quar.)™
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
'
(quar.)__,
Corp.__
Fischer
■
preferred
5c
Bank.
Inc.,
1
1-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Gulf
Co. of California—
(quar.)
preferred
General
.
(quar.)__
Industries
11-30
30c
17c
$1.40
15c
Ohio RR.,
&
preferred
preferred
1-
12-30
8
12-15
12 Vic'
12-
^
8
12-
11-30
5%
1
2-
12~
,12.-15
(quar.)™.
12-22
12-15
(quar.)
$2.40
General
12-15
2-1
2
27yac
Engineering Corp
Insurance'Co. (Jacksonville)—
Gulf Power Co;,
8
30c
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Iowai—
5 Vt %
12-15
11-30
12-
•-'3-15
—
preferred
General
J.)—
N.
•
&
$2.50
General
12-15
1-
11-20
1
25c
(increased)
j
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
preferred' (quar.)
1™
$21375
5
Co.
,
Extra
Fisher
;
12-15
12-
15c
River,
Quarterly
.$5
1
55c "
Co.
Western
Fisher
2
1-
12-18
12-21
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
12-11
1-
40c
Steel
preferred
General
11-17
Construction—
National
Virginia
5
12-15
37Vic
(quar..)___
Republic Corp. of America—
Monthly
First Security Corp. (Salt Lake City)
Trenton
12-
10-27
II-17
55c
(quar.)
City
12-15
12-15
$5
1-
2
1-
20c
Aircraft
Life
$5
12-18
1-
30c
12c
General
12-11
1
.
General Telephone
.
Gulf Mobile
12-
$1.18%
umicW
(quar.)
6
•
First
Shale
10c
First
First
Refractories
General
6
50c
Stores
General
12-
_.
(quar.)
National
1
12-29
Signal
12-
(-quar.)™
Trust
&
Railway
12-18
J.)
Realty
General
12-
50c
National
1
12-18
-Extra
First
12-
"12-15
5%
47Vic
12-22
11-27
12-31
1
22yac
Quarterly
$1.18%
—
1
12-19
30c
;—
common
30c
(quar.)_
r.—
(quar.)
30c
-
&
(quar.)_
5%
8
1-25
30c
com.
1-12
50%
divd.).
$1
40c
preferred
preferred
Ci $4.75
I-1-15
12-
15c
Extra
35c-
Gulf
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
11-30
7
12-15
$1.25
$4.75
1
12-
12-22
93 %C
Equipment,
12-15
(quar.)
15c
Precision
5'
1-
1
15c
(quar.)
preferred
1-1
(quar.)
$4.20
$1.60
12-15
20c
Jersey
(Toms
Bank
12<
1-
$5
(quar.)
%- 30c
(Oregon)
Quarterly
General
12-30
1-15
,
(quar.)
National
11-17
1-15
12-21
of Chicago-(quar.)
(Dallas)
National
12-11
,
Grumman
1.
Cement
12-
common
preferred
dividend
Inc.,
7
-
(quar.)__
Portland
11-27
12-15
B.;
12-
35c
(quar.)
1
12-13
25c
.-.
25c
Corp.
1
45c
•.'
Company,
convertible
Grinnell
50c
-
preferred
Corp,
preferred
General
60c
dividend)
5%
1-
27 Vic
Corp-—
5%
preferred
5
12-
25c
™___
(Boston)
$3.75
2-16
12-15
12-15
-
™_
(stock
Bank
1
Motors
40c
Hawaii——___—--—_
of
3-
Mills,
General
1-27
____.
_
National
i
12-15
12-22
'12-15
;v;.
(quar.)
.
:™_™
First National Bank
First
12-31
1-2-62
25c
(quar.)
12-15
1%
cpnv. pfd. (initial-quar.)
General Instrument Corp. (annual
55c
—™_™™_™_
™™_
Corp.,
Corp.
Stock
First
First
Indicator
27Vic
.
(-quar.)™-;
2
25c
Co
12-
(increased-quar.)
Griesedieck
Class
(quar.)™
Corp.
6
12-30
Corp.. (quar.)
6
12-15
1-
11-20
12-
I-
$2
,
(stk.
1
2
12-18
1
(quar.)
12-
1-
30c
(Winnipeg.)—
12-
1-10
$1
Extra
(quar.)
America (quar.)
Insurance
First
General
27c
(Del.)
General
Bank
First
11-
'37 Vic
Fiduciary Trust Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
First
12-19
$5
(monthly)
_____
,
12-20
(quar.)
Finance
Fireproofing
Greek,
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust (increased quar.)
Corp.
CO.
General
General
General
(quar.)_
Stores
12-31
6%
.
Assn.
(quart).
,
Paper Products
Extra
Electric
11-24
25c
Mortgage
10c
12-
11-28
117 y2c
Greyhound Corp., common (quar J
4%.%
preferred (quar.)
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-24
25c
(-Battle
Co,
1
1-25
3
5
12-15
7l/2c
Stock
12-14
$3
Power
Green Shoe Manufacturing
Grolier,
12-14
6
Mountain
Green
5
Oil
.
8
tlOc
12-
$1.25
12-22
12-
1
12-15
93 %c
_™___
(increased)
common
12-14
1
Crude
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
General
Co.,
2
12-18
1-
',
Corp.
2
12-
) :1.»M|)
11-25
$1.75
preferred
12-
5%
.
Department
Corp.
Filtrol
12-12
J.)—
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings—
(Increased-quar.)
Ferro
2
Assurance Co.
1-
12-21
56»/4C
(quar.1)
5%
12- 1J
12-15
15c
-
.
(certificates)
1-
$1.12 Va
Corp.—
Common
(stock dividend)
5 Vh%
series A conv. pfd. (quar.)
General
1-
25c
& Casualty
(quar.)___
11-27
12-15
12-15
Corp.
Life
Mich.)
12-22
i 1-20
91
t$L4Q
Giant
12-15
1-
(quar.)_
preferred- (quar;)
Green
11-20
t25c
(quar.)_.
Western^ Financial
7%
Cigar Co.
30c
N.
common
Contract Finance
30c
Ore
Western Sugar, common
10c
General
General
Iron
Paper Co.
Great
2
30c
11-22
.
Northern
preferred (quar.)™™™™-———
General Candy Corp. (reduced)
12-22
22Vic
(Newark,
West Life
1st
11-22
^—
Co.
Great
I
2c
1-12
™—_™__
Insurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
Northern
10c
common
12-12
;
Quarterly
Federal
Great
Great
(quar.)
Corp.
12-12
(stock dividend)
Traders Life Ins. (Syracuse, N. Y.)
&
1
1
1
12-11
11-20
r'
10c
T.) Company, common
preferred (quar.)
12-
$2.35
4
12-29
12-11
12-11
Obc
Great
income)—™_™_
12-
10c
40c
(quar.)
(W.
12-
1-
1
(quar.)
Lakes Power. Corp. Ltd.—
New common (initial quar.)
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
50%
quarterly
dividend
Co,
Cable
t60c
(initial-quar.)
Stock
Box
Varnish
Steel
1-
1-23
12-
"•
City
1-1
50%
12-23
(quar.)_
Grant
1
a
on
(quar,)™___
$25c
.-
Metallurgical Corp.—
Increased
v
Ltd.
Rapids
2
12-
1
25c
(quar.)
Ltd,, class A
1-
(quar.)__
32Vic
a
22
Transportation
Bankshares
General
2
___.
1
3%%
3%
American
General
1
1-
62Vic
(s-a)_
Grand
12-28
1
12-
(quar.)
preferred
t$1.25
(quar.)__™—
Oil
Bakeries,
V 25c
_
12-
preferred
Great
dividend
General
Family Finance Corp.—
Fansteel
preferred
Stock
1
(Del.)
Dec.
on
undistributed
General American
1-1S
12-
_™
(quar.)
convertible
12-11
12-
2-
40c
(quar.)
Brewing
12-29
12-18
vote
proposed 3-for-2 stock split
American- "Investors
uo.,
12-15
(ouar.)
(quar.)
common
Graham-Paige Corp., 60c conv. pfd.
($2.27 from capital gains plus 8c from ac¬
Stockholders- will
General
50c
pfd.
12-30
A
Co..
&
Quarterly
12-
12-20
12Vic
conv.
1-10
J25c
12-
12-15
$2
class B
Inc.—
12-
50c
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd.
Extra
;
,_i
Falstaff
International,
12-15
$1.50
class
;
—_
12-28
A
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Mines,- Ltd. (quar.)—
1
(quar.)
a%
12-
12-
25c
8%
—...
12-15
(quar.)
Granite
5V2%
5%
preferred
t$1.38
—
1
1
30c
Grafton
12-
1212-
(quar.)
12-14
12-29
1
12-15
Employees Insurance
(Washington, D. C.) iOquar.)___
Government Employees Life Insurance (s-a)
Grace (W. R.)
& Co., common (quar.)
Gatineau
12-30
-$1.50
(initial)-
Foods
class
(quar,);
Whitney, $1.60
common
Fairmont
and
common
Enter-
4
12-
12-15
(quar.)
Batteries
12-15
■
5-
12-15
25c
common
National
12-15
1.
5-15-62
30c
12-30
1-
5
U2yac
12-30
.
1
2-
_
!
(quar.)
.12-30
:i
J30c
for
.
1
1-10
Government
11-27
2oc
i
common
2-15-62
Corp
Pumps,
5
12-15
$1.25
(one share-of Gelco
Ltd.
Geco
;»•'
12-29
B
preferred
4
12-
AV:.
12-15
%%■■■.;:
£
Class
Gorham
1
12-
12-26
50c
( quar.)—
12-
1-31
U2'/aC
& Stores Ltd.—
5%
12-
12-31
28V8Q
f
12-
12-22
12 V2C
(quar.)
Goulds
2
1-15
45c
(quar.)
com.
(quar. )___*._-_——^__™
35c
5%
(quar.)___
pfd.
6%
2
A
Gould
8c
22 Vic
&
Co., common™(increased)
A
1-
Mackay
1
7c
81 Vic
•
™__
™
Class
Fair
(quar.)
common
Corn,
Factor-(Max)
-
t$l
■.•
1-
12-
12-15
5%
Co., 5% preferred, (quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
dividend
prises,
12-11
2
(Toronto)—j."
preferred (quar.)_™______™
(stook dividend)™—™™.——
Fabien
;
Co.
semi-annual
12-15
(monthly)
A
Gem
Excelsior
•
5-31
30c
Power
Extra
Stock
-
37yac
class
preferred
12-15
1
-
Class
37 Vic
(quar.)
Corp.
Light Co. i(Georgia) y common
10c
income)
Gordon
2-28
dividend)
Garrett
22 Vic
Co._ of N. Y. (Syracuse)
i_
™™__™J™__™_
Quarterly
Corp.,
Garfinkel
12-19
Eurofund, Inc.
1
11-30
3-21-62
(quar.)
common
Company
(stock
12-22
1
12-
12-21
6%
\ \
™_™r>•4%
(quar.)™
12-
12-15
6-21-62
(From net investment income)
Futterman
11-30
%:%•;;
12-14
5c
17y2c
A.)
t$l
12 Vic
12-15
15c
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
;
preferred
(quar.)
Gordon Jewelry,
class A
1
stock)V
-_
2
When
Share
f$2
4%
Fundamental Investors—
1-10
3-10
5c
-
12-15
2
1-
15 c
Co.,
5-21
5-21
11-20
Company
12-16
15c
>
Trailer
6-11
12-30
5
Name of
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
14c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
6-11
1-29
10c
12-15
49
Per
of Rec.
1-
10c
2%
(quar.)
Corp.
Holders
2
12-21
t30c
—
(quar.)
A
Frouge
25c
™
Common
A
Class
5
(quar.)
Refining, common (quar.)
(Charles E.) & Co., class a (quar.)
11-27
5%>
•....
.
common
(annual) ___™™™
dividend
1—
™™-_™™™-™-™«...-
RR;
of
12-11
25c
,
i
_™
1
5c
;i':
Pittsburgh
12-15
1-19
Ltd.
Inc.
20c
,
Corp.,
Quarterly
Frigikar
5c
-
.
dividend
Stock
Erie
12-15
Company
a
(stock dividend);
Corp. (quar.)
25%
_—
Quarterly
Equity
Friden,
1-19
20c
Emporium-Capwell Co.
Stock
Fresnillo
12-20
Class
_—_
Special
Fraser
12-15
12-15
1-
20c
12-29
38c
Payable
(quar.)
12-20
45c
..
Companies,
When
Share
of Company
Mfg.
2
5%
(quar.)
(s-a)
Semi-annual
Name
1-22
20c
5-for-4 split
a
1-
3%
;—
approved
Oil
State
Per
of Rec.
12-29
25c
divd.)
quar.)
Distriot Electric, com.
Empire Financial Corp.—
Stockholders
$1.62
______
(stk.
Empire
•
Holders
Payable
Frantz
Emery Air Freight
(increased
Emhart
Mfg.
(quar.)
Empire
When
Share
Williamsport RR.—
&
(2593)
12-15
2
11-24
12-15
12-
t
75C
12-22
12-12
6y»c
12-28
12-15
16 %c
12-15
12-
i
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50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2594)
Per
Navie
Hinde
Hill
Oil
Jamaica
(quar.)
Mines Ltd.—
lie
Fire
class
Co.,
&
Homestake
Extra
___
—
A
—
1
Jersey
12-15
12-
8
12-15
11-24
Jessop
(Frank
12-15
11-24
Jewel
12-27
12-
Jockey
12-12
11-17
6%
12-12
11-17
5y2%
Stock
5%
12-19
(N.
(quar.)___
J.)
Ltd., class A
preferred
Finance
Howe
Co.
Hubbell
(stock
Class
Extra
Jones & Lamson Machine
12-29
12-
8
5%
56'Ac
8
class
on
12-
1-15
12-29
Julian &
1-15
12-29
Jurgensen's
1-15
preferred
conv.
1-15
12-29
40c
12-11
"11-17
15c
Huron
Erie
&
Hutchinson
12-
4
12-15
12-
Corp.
12-22
KW
Kansas
12-12
1-
1
Hygrade
Food
12-22
12-11
12-11
Kansas
12-18
11-17
4%
4%
T
4.60%
Ideal
Illinois
!'
,1)'
Lock
Illinois
Tool
Life
Income
;
'i
come)
1-16
4-16
Katz
1-19
Stock
57'/2c
5%
5%
preferred
Drug
(Canada)
(quar.)
1-15
1-
2
12-
7
Kawneer
12-29
12-
8
Kayser-Roth
12-15
11-10
Kearney
12-15
12-
1
Kekaha
12-14
11-28
Kellogg
Company,
1-
$30c
Ltd
f»
1
3V2%
4
12-
4
11-30
Kendall
12-15
11-30
Kendall
12-
Kennecott
1-
6c
_
1
1
cash
4%
Inland
6%
(quar.)
Cement
Inland
Container
Inland
Homes
Stock
Co.,
11-22
Institutional
12-15
11-24
12-11
11-22
•
\k
investment,
realized
Interior
Co.
of
12-27
1-15
12-15
$20c
12-12
11-30
Iron
Steamship
I-
2
12-15
2
20c
preferred
of
preferred
12-15
12-15
12-
1
12-22
12-
8
net
Life
(Ind.),
Tenn.)
preferred
of
Investment
(From
;
Trust
(quar.)_
Iowa
Co.
ol
12-20
11-20
12-28
12-15
4.30%
preferred
B
preferred
Y.)
2%
6%
preferred
7%
preferred
11-24
12-
4
Kromex
12-29
12-
8
1-
1
11-17
Labatt
Lake
12-
1
12-
8
Lake
12-
8
Lamar
1-
1
1
12-28
1-15
12-
1
12-15
Life
12-
12-15
12-14
Mack
11-22
1-
12-15
2
12-
12-
5%
1
1212-
Class
12-15
il-30
12-15
11-30
12-23
12-
8
1-10
1-
1
1-10
1-
1
1-10
1-
1
Co.,
12-
Class
Insurance
11-15
Maine
12-15
11-30
1-
8
12-15
Magnin
12-
Lamson
&
12-
Corp.,
12-29
Lamson
75%
Sessions
&
convertible
Lamtron
12-15
class
A
A
Lanvin
1-
2
12-15
Latrobe
12-15
Laurentide
Steel
Co.
)_I
1-
2
2-
2
1-12
1-
1
12-15
$2
1-
1
12-15-
$2.50
preferred
1-
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
Mangel
12-15
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
40c
1-
2
12-
1
3-
1
2-
6
stock*
Finance, Ltd.,
Lawyers
Title
Ins.
12-29
1H30
Corp.
;_
8c
Company
:_
______
(quar.)
1-
12-12
1
12-12
12-15
11-30
12-15
12-15
Ltd.—
11-14
11-14
•
11-24
net
12-29
11-24
55c
1-
15c
12-17
11-24
•
25c
12-15
11-24
12-22
12-
4
:
$2»/aC
12-22
12-
4
12-15.
11-24
1-20
12-30
i
2
12-
6
r
income)
Electric
&
Lake
Gold
____
(quar.).
Mines
Co.
*
(s-a)
$5c
12 VaCi
•
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Service,
$30c
Stores
•
12-29
12-15
12-11
11-10
25c
Inc.
Co.,
&
(stock
A
(quar.)
Inc.—
25c
from
1-20-62
12-20
12-11
11-16
12-20
11-16
2-
1
1-16
realized
27c
invest,
preferred
Corp.
12-15
(2c from invest¬
inc.)
12-29
2c
—
(from
7%
1
62 '/2c
shares
and
1-
35c
(quar.)
12-15
5%
dividend)
common
1
2%
(quar.)^
1-
59%c
common
(quar.)
State
Gas,
.
25 c
25c
Ltd.
profits)
12-29
$1.75
11-30
(quar.)
6
Manufacturers
Quarterly
11-24
12-11
11-24
12-6
(Detroit)—
6
12-15
12-20
___
12-28
35c
(quar.)
1-
11-30
2
30c
laccum.)
12-
National
12-12
11-14
Manufacturers
Hanover
12-15
12-
Manufacturers
Life
1
Bank
—
1-2-62
2-1-62
12-15
Maple
1-15
12-28
Trust
Co.
Co.
50c
12-20
Leaf
12-10
1-
1
1-
2
12-
Marine
12-15
Participating
12-15
Maritime
Market
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
(M.)
8c
Son
12-29
Field
Marshall
Wells
•
12-19
12-11
121-
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
12-31
1212-
4'/2%
12-30
1212-
12-
8
12-20
12-
10c
12-20
12-
Mastic
9
1
2
12-15
11-24
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
12c
(quar.)
1-
25c
pfd.
1-
3
12-29
1-
2
30c
12-15
12-15
11-24
10c
12-11
11-24
4%%
pfd.
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
Ltd.
new
12-15
12-22
12-
25c
(initial)
12-31
$20c
—
com.
12-27
12-
$1.12%
(stock
&
dividend).
3%
1-
8
4
1
12-
4
12-21
12-
7
Drydock—•
(quar.)
31 Vic
$1.12 »/2
(quar.)
Investors
investment
Corp.
Mattel,
6
12-
1-
12-
25c
(quar.)
Com.
Corp.
Mathews
6
35c
2
12-24
$$1.25
(quar.)
Canada
Corp.,
Growth
Co.
May
-
Mays
Inc.
(J. W.),
12-11
dividend)
3%%
11-30
8
$3
2-
1
12-30
pfd.
(quar.)
+ing
12-15
12-15
10c
12-26
12-12
12-16
12-
8
12-21
12-
1
12-29
12-15
^
'
;
(quar.)—
12-30
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
12-11
12-
$$1.37'/a
—
Department Stores,
2
5c
i
(quar.)_
(stock
2
1-
12-30
Fund-v-
—
Conveyor
1-
30c
income
8
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Massawippi Valley Ry. (s-a)
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd._.common, (quar.)_
5 '/•> %
preferred (quar.)
8
12-30
Cuo
Massachusetts
8
12-30
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Masonite
12-27
$62'/2c
Inc.
Co.,
of
preferred
Common
8
12-31
12-
25c
'
4
$15c
5'«
common
Maryland Shipbuilding
1
1-15
12-15
'
2
12 '/2c
4Vz%
Maryland
4
1-15
&
Martin-Marietta
12-19
59 %c
2
12-24
Ordinary
(quar,)_i._
Supermarkets.
Marshall
y3-l5
12-29
1-15
1-
75c
(quar.)
Marsh
12-15
15c
2
12'/2c
•60c
12-15
2
Ltd.
Rockwell Corp.
(quar.
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6%
12-15
4-
1-
$30c
_
Marlin
11-15
2
4
$1
Ltd.,
Co.,
(Calif.)
12-12
1-
12-
(quar.).
Electric
Basket
Marsh
12-29
1
2
(Seattle)—
preferred
$1
12-29
(quar.)________
Marine
Bancorporation
12-15
12-15
12-
1-
50c
International
12-31
1-15
Ltd.
2
(quar.)__
(Toronto)
Extra
8
12-31
4%
Gardens.
1-
$$1.85
Insurance
Maple Leaf Mills Co. Ltd. (quar.)
%
Maplewood (N. J.) Bank & Trust (quar.)
12.-12
Va.)—
_____
12-27
11-24
securities
Matlieson
Extra,
Leath
River,
12-
$50c
(Richmond,
12-15
11-24
$$1.25
Powell
2
$35c
______
2
Paper Co.—
Transport shares
From
f
1
1-
11-30
12-31
45c
2
10c
(quar.)___
■I 12-
12-18
65% c
1-
20c
(quar.)____
Quarterly
$1.25
class A
12-11
2 y2 %
1-
_____
(quar.)
preferred
dividend)
Corp._
Manchester
$35c
!___
(quar.
1
$1.20:
B
12 %c
11-22
1-12
11-24
income
ment
2
1-
115c
(quar.
12-15
12-29
Funds,
1
8c
82'/2c
Class
12-28
55c
20c
/.
dividend
11-28
$35c
Parfums, Inc
12-15
held)
Steel—
&
General Industries
"
2
12-15
11-22
$6c
preference
12-15
f
1-15
12-28
12-29
(P. R.)
Managed
—
(quar.)
11-30
$25c
(quar.I
preferred
40c
(quar. )_____
12-15
12-29
Shoes.
12-
(increased)
com.
Industries,
1-
40c!
Car
5%
1
$1.50
preferred
11-30
—
12-15
$20c
(quar.)____
1
12-15
$19c
Public
27c
(quar.)__
11-
$6c
12-21
120c
common
preferred
1
12-12
(quar.)__,
Stock
12-15
26»/4c
■
1
11-
(quar.)__
common
8c
(Joseph)
»■
Mallory
12-11
12-14
$ll1/2c
_I
1
12-
12-12
(Ala.)—
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
12-
12-15
Life Insurance
(stock
$1.12 '/a
(quar.)
Investment
12-15
(quar.)
Co.
14c
(quar.)
11-30
45c
14c
dividend)-:
12-15
$19C
Majcstic-Penn
1
12-11
12-29
12-29
____
Miss.)
1
11-30
(quar.)
Gas
4.75%
12-15
5
1-
$1.75
(Jackson,
1
12-
12-15
55c
investment
31'/4C
(stock
12-
12-18
75c
.
Maher
11-28
5%
Inc.
12-18
$4
*
Red
Magor
12-15
2
$1.50
(Alfred), class A
Loan
55c
$15c
Power
50c
dividend
B
Inc.,
Bloedel
7'/2c
(quar.)
2
$1.75
(quar.).
shares
Extra
1.-26
6« %c
(quar.)
12-20
Magnavox Company (quar.)
1-
25c
(quar.)
1-
30c
in Hamilton
preferred
B
Madsen
8
12'/2c
common
B
12-20
(quar.)
(R. _H.) 8c Co. (increased)
Fund, Inc.— v
12-15
1
62 '/2 c
(initial)
9
L-l-62
12-15
Madison
1-
13c
;
12-
Extra
11-10
15c
;
8
12-20
—_
Structural
A
Class
12-6
20c
—
12-
Extra
8
12-11
2%
split)
12-15
12-23
$7c
1st
MacLaren
1
1
1-
12-27
$1
stock
12-15
Quarterly
1
5%
—_
(quar.)___.
2
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
Insurance
each 50
preferred
MacMillan,
8
12-15
Trucks
5'/4%
11-13
—_
$1.08%
.
dividend)-
(quar.)______
1-
12-30
12-30
—____^
Mackinnon
11-24
12-15
10c
Industries,
Lambton
6%
■
12-15
.6'/2%
Quarterly
.
5
35c
Central Airlines, Inc. (Del.)—
preferred (quar.)___.
Superior & Ishpeming RR. (quar.).!
12-
1
47'/2c
(annual)
(stock
<quar.)__
preferred A
Lambert
<
6
10c
Co.
12-11
$1.25
Semi-annual
Ltd.
preferred
12-20
1-
Gas
4.32%
12-15
7c
____
5
1-
12 '/2C
(initial).
1
(quar.)_—
common
RR.
Financial Corp.
Marconi
Stock
:
14-
1 -12-62
25c
Inc.
M.)
for
Extra
Lytton
45c
(quar.)
(John)
Lamb
(quar.)
1 -12-62
4 -13-62
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Lacle-'e
8
approval on Jan. 31
Corp.
5
12-
20c
_______
1-
12-11
62'/2c
Exploration
Life
shares
Madison
(quar.)_
12-11
12-20
12-11
12-15
(quar.)-—
to
5
12-15
Kysor Heater Co._^
York—
(quar.)
subject
12-15
12-
income
;
12-11
1
10c
dividend
Y.I
(From
profits)_____
1
1
v12'/2C
Corp.
(quar.)
Luminator-Harrison, Inc.
(quar.)
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
11-428"
1
11-24
11-24
1-
30c
Ludlow
12-20
12-
12-11
1-
(quar.)_
(Waiter
(N.
12-22
12-15
12-15
■i
10c
preferred
5%
&
Title
(Three
.12-15
12*15
1-
(quar.)
(initial)
Nashville
American
Macy
Company (quar.)
4'/2% preferred (quar.)__.
12-14
f60c
(quar. >_
S.)
Mfg..
12-18
5%
(quar.)_____
preferred
..
2
$1.28'/a
Manning, Maxwell & Moore Inc.
12-28
53%c
4.35%
of
<S.
60c
common
1
12-30
49c
dividend)____
(monthly)
(monthly)
12-22
$1
8
.
4.80%
Development
A
Kresge
special
iquar.)_._,
1-
1-2
Kroger Company—
12-
(quar.)
Light,
$1.25
11-24
12-15
12-15
1-
2%
Company,
Land
Stock
Corp.—
Class
Kroehler
Co.—
preferred
Lowney
"Series
income)
(quar.)_:
(3-for-l
11-24
7y2C
3.30%
(N.
Kratter
J.)
11-24
2c
dividend
(E.
12-15
12-
.
Trust Co.
Korvette
12-29
12-30
:
of New
1
(quar.)
12-18
12-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light & Power
&
preferred
1-16
20c
(quar.)
Israel-
8
4%
from
cents
cents
-12-
30c
2
$1.25
(quar.)
Extra
5% pfd. A (quar.)_
5'/2%
preferred C -(quar.)
Kollmorgan Corp. (quar.)
^
Koppers Company Inc., common (quar.)
23%c
incomei_
preferred
holders
12-
15c
Electric
Stock
12-22
54'/2c
Boston
4.80%
Irving
12-11
47C
Ltd.
preferred
Power
12-30
net realized profits
Common.(increased-quar.)
Iowa
12-11
Co.
B
6%
1-
2
43 % c
(quar.)
(7
12-15
Loyal
12-30
1-
$1.06 >/4
Extra
30c
.___
Fund,
(stock
Co.
Creamery
2V2%
div.)_
(quar.)
Village
15c
A
Class
11-15
•••'■)'
securities)
Foundation,
Funding Corp.
Class
IM
12-15
$1.12'/2
40
1
10c
Koehring Co.,
68%c
&
from
investment
Investors
Knudsen
12-15
3c
America
12-
20C
_____
(quar.)_
Mfg.
26 Vic
_;
income
12-15
12-15
11-21
12-31
$1.08%
pfd. B (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Investment Co. (quar.)
&
Louisville
Inc.—
Rubber
B.)
Vogt
12-14
20c
(quar.)
of
Co.
investment
sale
(I.
&
Class
Insurance
4
$20c
(quar.)
Industries,
Kleinert's
Knickerbocker
75c
Accident
year-end payment
on
Kleer-Vu
11-27
$40c
(quar.)____:
&
Corp.
2%
common
12-
60c
realized
Co.
Telephone
1-15
s-a)
Co.
Power Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Investment
(quar.)
(stock
1
com.
12-12
12-15
12-15.
25C
Extra
43c
investment
net
net
&
$1
Co.,
Finance
Investment
Kittaning
12-18
40c
I year-enu)
(quar.)
(Chattanooga.
5y2 %
11-30
$1
™_u_
1
2
12-13
12-11
$1.21
Special
Louisville
12-
1-
2-16
1-15
12-28
25c
(quar.)___—
preferred
6
37 V2c
(quar.)
Bond
Wire
&
Company
12-29
.
Textbook
preferred
4.36%
Steel
60c
Co.
preferred
Interstate
17c from
Kirsch
$i
i
Louisiana
"12-
3-10-62
25c
&
Angeles
H12-15
25c
Kingston Products Corp.
Press (quar.)___
Knape
(quar.)
common
2-9
1
2
25c
(quar.)
E
2-16
50c
Extra
1-
8
3-10^62
5c
1-10
3-
8
12-
25c
1
12-20
1-12
12-
20c
2-
7%
1
1-12
$10
12-11
Los
2-
12-29
3%
(quar.)
D
Stores
(P.)
2
$1.25
Kingsport
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Silver
from
3c
(Walter)
1
Corp,—
(reduced
Lorillard
11-30
1-
10c
■„
investment
net
tfiOc
Resistance
International
Interstate
plus
8
(initial)
:
Salt
4V'2 %
Ltd.
Paper Co.,
preferred
Interstate
1-
C.)—
(s-a)
International
7%
1
1-
;j
(Canada)
dividend
International
,
of
12-
(quar.)___
Canada, Ltd.
Packers
Paints
8
1
1-12
1
$85c
dividend)
(Canada)—
common
Telephone,
12-15
20c
(quar.)
pfd.
Investment
7'/2c
Corp.
International
$4
12-11
40c
(quar.)__
Mining
International
12-21
lar
1
50c
Chemical
12-
10c
4.80%
(from
2
'
International
Stock
12-
B-l"
$15c
B
Inc.
&
2
5%
Keystone Growth Fund, "Series K-2" (regu¬
1-19
____
Minerals
International
12-15
Keystone
11-27
Keystone
common
Marine.
1-
—
Keystone Custodian Funds,
80c
(quar.)
Lorain
(quar.)!
B
Kidde
(quar.lOc
International Nickel
l-'t!
Class
12-11
Breweries
International
__________
class A
Co.,
3c
International
8
10c
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Industries (quar.)
Kimberly-Clark
_
(D.
12-
%
Gold
Oil
Oil
12-
Harvester,
6%
Kewanee
12-21
9c
Washington
2
r,j
Stone, common
(quar.)
Kerr-Addison
11-27
12-15
from
Co
of
1-
nTntn1-V)
,
Kerr-McGee
12-19
International
4%
12-15
.
from
class
8
25c
Company (quar.)
County Land Co. (quar.)
$1
:____
International
International
Common
12-15
25c
(s-a>__
12-
—
——
Kentucky
12-15
1-
(Semi-annual)
Common
8
?$l
(quar.)
Corp.
Bank
2
12-
$12 '/2c
$60c
-cents,
and--2
-
Ltd..
Interlake
(quar.)
________
Keyes Fibre Co.,
profits)
Interlake
1-1
$$2.50
(s-a)
_
Pennsylvania
Breweries.
International
$25c
(initial)
cents
2
•-
(stock
Dock, common
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
Kerite
(quar.)
(7
1-
8c
Corp
9
6c
Fund
income
securities
Insurance
common
5%
Income
Coal
17'/2C
Common
Kern
Copper:___
Lorain
35c
9
_~.i
Consolidated
8
$1.12 Va
12-
.
Corp.____
dividend
Inspiration
12-
——
(quar.)
12-
common
A
2
$1.25
(quar.)
12-15
5c
class
Drug
1-
4
12-
25c
dividend
37c
12-
11-15
$40c
(quar.)
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Long Mile Rubber (quar.)
Longs
4
12-11
2-
60c
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
87'/2c
1-
_______
Gas,
1
3
12-
12-15
2%
$1.10
Ltd.
Insurance
preferred
Stock
11-
1
1
12-14
2
12-15
-■
12 y2c
(increased)__—
Co.
preferred
30c
1-
2__—______
Corp.,
1
L-
12-15
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
1
12-
IOC
preferred
(s-a)
Kentucky Utilities, common
______——___
Co.,
12-
12-20
Y.)
50C
Cement Corp.
Star
1.2-30
25c
4.84 %
12-1
12-20
8c
$1.06'/4
.__
preferred
12-20
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Lone
1-
(quar.)_
11-15
15c'
$1.75
—
$1.12'/2
(quar.)_____
Copper
12-
(quar.)
Brewing
$1.06 V*
5%
Canada, Ltd.
12-26
26c
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
Rubber
of
12-29
—
Refining
12-15
in¬
_
(initial
11-30
1-15
44c
(quar.)
common
common
12-15
12-15
——
Engineering
$1.25
Company, common
15c
1
(quar. I
partic.
Lone Star
—.—
preferred
4c
investment
Mortgage & Trust (Sarnia)
Machine & Tool, Ltd.—
A
9
(quar.)
preferred
Kelsey-Hayes
28c
,
(quar.)
preferred
2-
12-29
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
—
(from
Corp.
12-
12-30
—-
Chain
Life
Star
35C
12-
12-29
10c
..
Industrial
Class
1
Extra
12-15
$4.50
A
preferred (quar.)
Acceptance Co., Ltd.—
Ingersoll
3-
$1
(N.
___
Extra
(quar.)
com.
>
2%
&
9
(increased-quar.)'
Co.
12-28
$12'/2c
income)
Investors
Hose
2-
(quar.)__
& Trecker
Sugar
$75c
(quar.)
(Canada)
Minerals
1
8c
12-26
Industrial
Industrial
Gas,
(quar.)
20c
——
Industrial
3-
(quar.).
(monthly)
Co.
Corp,
50c
.___
common
Lone
15c
20c
dividend
New
London
9
$1.12'/2
Monthly
Monthly
Boston, Inc.—
preferred
9
10%
48c
(quar.)
Indiana
General Corp.
Indianapolis Water—
414%
22-
dividend
Kavanau
Ltd.
_
Lodding
1
1
$1.08%
com.
(quar.)
Kansas Power & Light Co.,
414 %
preferred (quar.)
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
1
investment
Incorporated
9
33-
$5 preferred
1
shares)
2-
$1
5.125%
1-29
(quar.)
1
Co.
Groceterias Co.,
1
5-
25c
(quar.)
3-
stock
$1.05
50c
Natural
12-15
5c
10c
RR.—
Steel
12-
2-
Properties, class A (monthly)
Incorporated
Income
Fund
(optional
or
95c
Locke
2
Stock
12 Vic
Orig.Vstock
$4.30
Loblaw
1-
$1.25
Income
'•!)
i
of
5
11-30
$1.07
$1.25
RR.
Tobacco
12-
12-20
(quar.)
4-16
Assurance
Fund
(From
12-15
60c
•
preferred
12-28
Imperial
$1.50
—.__
Special
4.28%
1
(quar.)
Co.,
5
12-15
5-
Works
Oil
12-
4'/t%
$1
i. i-
Imperial
12-15
Miami
4.35%
1-16
Co
Imperial
10c
(quar.)_.
Kansas-Nebraska
8
25c
—
—
dividend
Stock
1
1
(quar.)
Extra
1
8
8
12-
50c
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A
1
2-
Telephone
Illinois
1
(quar.)
12c
Central
5
12-
(quar.)
Co.
Bell
1
12-
12-
12-
12-13
—
12-15
12-
$1
preferred
Cement
Illinois
12-
12-15
12-15
2
Circuit Breaker—
E
75c
75c
__
2
12-
8
12-
2
1V2C
Rochester Trust
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lincoln
8
1-
3-15
(quar.)
12-
$1.08
2
B
1
12'/2c
(increased-quar.)
(s-a)
___________
4-
B
1-
$1.12%
12-28
12-
2
1-
—
—
5
9
1
1-
Lilly (Eli) (extra)—
Lily-Tulip Corp. (quar.)
Mining (s-a)
(quar.)_.
25c
preferred
1
1
preferred
2
12-20
Lincoln
Electric, com. (increased-quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
12-20
A
12-
12-
4.32%
2
preferred
preferred
12-15
12-11
15c
Ry.,
25c
312-
$1,371/2
—
4'/2%
12-15
(quar.)
com.
Hyster Company
I
Lihue
Kansas Gas &
1-
5%
I!
1
Extra
5%
I
1
12-
8
25c
Common
4%
8
12-
1-
6
5
$1.43%
—
12-15
11-30
1-
(quar.)
11-27
Plantation
4-
12-12
—
—
pfd.
Co.,
12-
12-
25c
;
(quar.)
5%%
Water
1-26
10c
4%
——
12-29
25c
(quar.)
preferred A
(s-a)
com
12-11
12'/2c
——
—
12-15
12-29
1-31
12-29
common—__
12-20
1-15
12-15
75c
—
12-11
1-18
12-29
$1.25
Southern
City
preferred
Cooke,
preferred
5%,.
11-30
$12 '/2c
(extra)
preferred
&
11-15
1
1.-
22 i'2c
———1—
50c
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
12-22
3%
_.
Corp.,
Lewers
12-
12-15
———-—
$20c
2-
1
Inc.__
Paper
(quar.)
A
5 Va %.
1-15
4%
12-11
$1.25
Products
Lexington
1
25c
City Power & Light—
(increased-quar.)
3.80%
10c
(quar.)
62'/2c
(quar.)
6
12-
12-15
4.20%
$75c
B__
(quar.)
preferred
6
12-
12-22
$13%c
Common
12-10
12-22
Battery Co.
Huttig Sash & Door—
5%
12-
12-16
$10c
Co.
(Calif.)
Kalamazoo
12-1
12-28
20c
(quar.)
6
Little
5
5%
(quar.)
12-
11-24
12-15
40c
—
(quar.
Inc.
dividend
12-16
93 %c
(quar.)
Kokenge
class
Products,
Stock
12-11
15c
—,~
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Liberty Fabrics Inc. (N. Y.) —
5%
preferred
(quar.,)
Liberty Life Insurance (S. C.)
(quar.)
Liberty Records (quar.)
Life
&
Casualty Insurance Co.
(Tenn.)—
Quarterly
^—
——
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd, (quar.)
Co
joslyn Mfg.. & Supply Co.
20c
Mortgage
Sugar
12-15
3%
(increased!
A
$2
8
1-31
12-29
Hugoton Production Co.
(quar.)
Hupp Corp., common (stock dividend).
5%
12-16
$2
(quar.)
preferred
1-2
dividend i
class
Levine's
2-15
Laughlin Steel Corp.—
30c
J75c
and
A
preferred
$1.10
(quar.)
Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd.
12-
12-27
11-24
(quar.)
Co.
7
11-30
12-11
(quar.)
—
Salt
12-
12-11
25c
30c
Jersey)
(New
Trust
Refineries
$15c
Jones
(s-a l
A
Lestoil
5%
(quar.)
8
dividend)
Motors
(Harvey), class
B
i increased)
Hudson
preferred
1
2%
Ltd.
Felt,
12-11
;
12-
(increased-quar.)
(stock
Electric
5
$15c
Co.
12-
dividend
Sound
Howell
Service
93 %c
Power
&
Industries
1-
-----
(s-a)
common
12-15
'
Leslie
$2
(quar.)—
1-2
(quar.)
._
12-15
—.%
1-2
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
2
(annual)______.
Johnston Terminals & Storage,
&
1-
15c
(quar.)
Johnson
(quar.)
&
Leonard
i—
12'/2C
Extra
12-15
(quar.)
Corp.
Holders
12-20
20c
(quar.)—
&
Bank
12-15
1
20c
dividend)
preferred (quar.)_
12-29
preferred (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Hubbard
Johnson
Leonia
12-15
Products
Corp.
$1.75
(quar.)__
preferred
$1
Corp.,
Lighting
Ltd.,
12-27
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Fink
&
1
(stock
3%%
Co.,
Club,
5%
Lehn
1-
-
(s-a)—__——U
Co.
25c
$1.75
8
1-
(initial)
common
preferred
6%
12-
$1.50
15c
$12V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
4%
Stock
Tea
Johnson
11-21
2
$1.25
(quar.)___
2%
W.)
preferred
Houston
11-17
11-17
12-20
(stock dividend)
convertible
4.40%
12-12
12-29
dividend
Household
12-12
10c
$1.12y2
Baking
Steel
15c
Co.
—
preferred
$4
40c
4
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
Co.—
Mortgage,
$1.06%
—_—
15c
Industries,
Howard
1-
Electric
(Andrew)
Extra
1
Houdaille
$2.25
12-
40c
(quar.)
Hardart
8c
Horner
Jergens
1
Construction
Jefferson
1
(quar.)
preferred
Horizon Land Corp.
Horn
11-30
12-
—10c:
B
Jefferson
40c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
A
6
12-
12-20
1—.
—.
Class
3
1-
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
Per
Name
of Rec.
Leesona
1st preferred (quar.)
Jeannette Glass Co., 7% preferred
12-15
—
Extra
4%%
1-
$37 V'2 c
5%
Co.
(quar.)
Extra
Class
12-15
12y2c
(quar.)___
Co.
Company,
12-29
Ltd.——__
Service,
Supply Co.—
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.),
40c
Hooker Chemical Corp., $4.25
Hoover
11-30
Public
.
Holders
Payable
Water
12'/2c
(s-a)
Insurance
Marine
Mining
11-30
12-28
15c
—
Francisco)
(San
Corp
(R. M.)
12-30
5c
—
Company, Inc. (increased)
5% preferred (quar.)
Home
4
When
Share
of Company
Jamaica
12-
Co.,
Oil
1
If
11-30
12-21
J15c
Co
Homasote
Home
)
12-22
Supermarkets, class A
Consolidated Gold
Hollingshead
Per
Name
5c
Quarterly
■Holophane
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(quar.$45c
___
Hollinger
Holly
M
(quar.)
When
Share
Ltd.
Dauch,
&
Corp.
Hills
t
of Company
.
Utti WW "W
IV17 •"
V- 3%U
15c
93 %c
20c
1-31
1-
2
11-17"
i
11-17
1-10
12-19
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Volume
194
Number
6115
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2595)
Per
Company
Name of
Company
Maytag
When
Share
(increased-quar.)
Payable
stockholders
Dec.
to
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
12-
1
12-15
12-
12-29
12-15
12-
35c
12-11
11-20
10c
12-11
20c
10c
&
Co.
Corp.,
McCrory
McDermott
(J.
McDonnell
(quar.)
Ray),.&
.__
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aircraft' Corp.
McGraw-Edison
'_____
(quar.)
common
5%%
Publishing,
preferred
(quar.)
•
McKesson
Mead
Robbins
&
Johnson
&
30c
12-12
Means
(F1.: W.)
Medusa
8
1
Stores
National'Food
12-15
National Grocers,>
$1.50
preferred
$1.75
.
tquar.)__T._______
12-15
11-30
Gas
National
-
12-15
12-
t30c
12-30
11-30
1
Gypsum
Qorp.,
(quar.
Stock
,
12-15
II-14
Common
12-
5%
25c
30c
(quar.)_L
1-
8
2
12-
8
12-19
12-
4
1-
2
12-18;
87 Vac
12-29
in
class
12-
4
12-
8
(s-a)
National
12-19
BB
11-15
5%
1-15
12-22
5%-~series
17 Vac
12-22
$1.04
8
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
National Rubber
12-
1
12-
National
Screw
12-
National
Securities
$1.08%
___.
___.
Industries,
$1.11%
_—
1-
1
1
12-
15C
12-14
11-30
15c
12-30
12-15
National
.___
•\
approval
to
50c
12-30
12-16
National
(quar.)
com.
(subject
Steel
12-30
12-16
National
Stock
of
4.40%
preferred
(quar)
$1.10
2-
1
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.22 Va
2-
1
1-16
Michigan Gas Utilities
___:—
Mickleberry's Food Products (quar.)
Telephone
Stock dividend
Increased
Mid-West
Midwest
Life
Nautec
11-27
Nazareth
25c
12-30
11-27
Neisner
1%
12-30
11-27
Nekoosa
11-27
Nestle-Lemur
11-27
Nevada
'
—
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
1-
2
1-
2
of
12-15
Oil
for
Co.
preferred
Midwest
Securities
Investment
Miles
Inc.
Laboratories
Inc.
12-11
25c
1-
1
12-5
1-
1
12-
(quar.)
50c
12-30
Mine
Corp.
Falls
12-
Safety Appliances Co.,
Minerals
Chemicals
&
12-22
1212-
8
15c
__
—
1-10
12-
1-31
15c
B
___.
Stock
and
com.
on
B
12-11
I50c
75c
1-15
15c
12-15
17 Vac
12-12
$1.25
—
30c
iqnar.)_:_^__—___________
$1.15
Pacific
Public
Stock
Mobile
RR.,
class
A
Service,, common
dividend:_
Birmingham RR., 4%
Mfg. Co.)
Modirie
Industries,
Telephone
preferred
1-
2
1-
12-16
1-
News
12-15
12-12
11-21
12-12
$2
—'
1-
Mohawk
12-12
12-15
12-15
Chemical
Co.
30c
Montana-Dakota
12-22
Utilities",
tal
gains
and
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(ouar.)
Montclair
National
Quarterly'
Trust
Co.,
J.)
12-
North
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
1-
1
11-30
1-
1
11-30
current
Montreal
12-27
12-27
Moore
Corp.,
Morgan
:
Trust
$2.50
Co.
12-11
t25c
—
35c
(quar.)
preferred
(John)
Plan
Morton
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
prior
Morris
Ltd.
t25c
:
& Co.
Co.'
of
62 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
15C
1
12-11
preferred
Mountain
Fuel
Mountain
Star,
Mueller
2
12-15
1-15
12-
2
8
5 'A %
1
12-
Inc.
12-30
12-
12-15
12-
9
12-12
12-
1
12-
12-11
11-17
22'/2c
preferred
9c
35c
■_____:
1-15
2-26
1-
5
12-15
12-15
11-17
26'Ac
common
5
25c
12-15
11-17
12'/2c
12-15
11-22
(quar.)_
(quar. >
Murphy Corp. (quar.)_
Murray Co. of Texas (quar.)
E'xtra
Muskegon
Mutual
6%
Piston
Ring
(quar.)__
common-
12-12
11-27
12-12
11-27
10c
12-29
12-14
9c
1-15
12-30
4c
1-15
12-30
37'/2c
1-15
12-30
"7'/2c
12-15
:
(quar.)
._
■
______
preferred
11-28
25C
___—
___,
System,
Extra
11-28
12-15
50c
Company
'
12-15
10C
Muskogee
25c
—___■
(quar.)-
.
-
Narrow
Nassau
Corp.
Fabric
Trust
^
(initial)
(Glen
Cove,
8c
N.
Y.)
(s-a).
1-
12-
8
5
12-15
50c
12-29
12-15
10c
12-29
12-15
Gas
Lines
Co.
Central Ry.
Northern
Illinois
preferred
Tin
12-
1
12-
1
12-31
12-
1
12-31
12-
1
12-15
1
12-
1
1
11-22
12-15
11-22
Stockholders
Northern
Illinois
5 %
preferred
5.50%
Co.
(N. Y.)
12-
Northern
4V2%
preferred
preferred
(N.
Gas,
____'_—
Y.L (quar.)
11-24
preferred
12-22
1-15
12-22
1-15
12-22
2-16
12-20
$1.37%
(quar.)
1-
2-
1
11-28
1
Northern
Ohio
Northern
Quebec Power Co.
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
$1.43%
(quar.)
1-
$1.40
1-
1
12-15
40c
12-15
1-25
12-31
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Telephone,
1-1-62
t45c
com.
Ltd., common
(quar.)
—
t4'/2c
1-15
preferred
A
(quar.)
t27'/2c
1-
2
12-
8
preferred
B
(quar.)__
t27'/ZC
1-
2
12-
8
5V2%
preferred
C
(quar.)_
m»/2c
1-
2
12-
8
Northern
Trust
Northrop
Co. (Chicago)
Utilities, Ltd.
Corp. (increased)
(quar.)
conv.
Northwest
Class
Airlines,
B
preferred
Quarterly
National
2
12-
1
(quar.)
12-22
12-31
12-15
12-29
12-13,
12-29
12-20
12-
1
12-30
12-
8
1-
1
1-30
12-15
1-15
12-14
11-
12-30
12-19
12-30
12-19
12-15
12-
1
12-29
12-
8
3
4.10%
&
Ltd.
•
1-19
12-20
1-10
12-20.
1-19
12-20
1-
2
12-15
12-15
11-24
12-29
12-
12-15
11-30
1
12-15
1-
12-18
8,
11-24
12-15
11-30
12-15
12-
1
12-19
12-
5
12-30
11-29
(quar.).
8
12-
6
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
12-15
12c
1-
4c
2
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
t20c
Co.____
12-15
12-30
12-
9
55c
Metals
12-14
11-24
t45c
2-15
2-
t$1.50
1-19
1-
12-15
12-
15c
12-15
11-17
35c
12-15
12-
10c
(quar.)
1
30c
12-15
12-
5
1
1
1
35c
12-15
12-
5,
$1.02 '/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
12-
5
6
25c
(quar.).
•.
1-
1
12-
33c
(increased)
preferred
11-29
124
t50c
common_____
preferred
12-30
12-13
t20c
(extra)
12-22
10c
135c
Co.
(quar.)
1^
2
12-
8
8
$1.15
12-
2
12-
8
$1.10
RR.
2
11-
2
12-
8
83%c
■.
1-
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred" (quar.)
Pennsylvania
1-
2
12-
a
25c
People's
Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke, new com. (initial)
Peoples Life Insurance (Washington, D. C.)
Quarterly
Peoples Telepnone Corp., common (quar.)
Peoples Trust (Bergen County, N. J.) (quar.)
12-27
50c
12-27
37 %c
1-15
12-14
15c
12-11
11-24
20c
12-15
12-11
12-
1
12-r 5
Trust
City
Bank
(Reading,
Quarterly
Co.
(quar.)
United Bottlers,
Corp..
Milk
12-11
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
2-
Co.,
Paul,
11-28
10c
12-15
12-
12-30
12-11
1-31
$2.50
1-
1
3
25c
12-. 1
1-31
1-
5
25c
(quar.)
12-
12-15
17 %c
(quar.)
12-11
12 %c
(quar.)
common
Inc.
1-30
12-18
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement
preferred
12-15
1
30c
35c
:
Inc.
(quar.)__
Corp.
Permanente
4'/2%
2
25c
& Bureau Valley RR.
(s-a)
Boys-Manny, Moe & Jack
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island) (quar.)__
Pepsi-Cola
1-
Pa.)—
Pep
Pepsi-Cola
20c
10c
Extra
Perini
12-20
12-29
12'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement
Common
Perfex
11-20.
1-10
20c
Pennsylvania Glass Sand; (quar.).
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
Peoples
1-15
12-15
35c
20c
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp.
Pennsylvania Gas & Water, common
12-20
12-
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
1-
l1
1
12-11
50c
11-17
10c
Extra
12-11
12-11
11-17
12-15,,
11-20
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas—
Stock
dividend
Petrolane
Gas
2%%
Service
Corp.
of
12c
Exploration
Petroleum
&
Trading
(quar.)
(Charles)
&
Co.
11-
7
12-20
12-13
12-20
12-13
15c
,
Bourse
1
(extra)
12-13
11-27
25c
12-13
11-27
25c
(quar.)
Extra
Philadelphia
12-
12-11
25c
(extra)
Corp.
Extra
5
12-19
$1.25
America.
Petroleum
12-
31c
(quar.)
12-28
20c
Petroleum
Pfizer
1-12-62
20c
12-13"
50c
Controls, Inc. (quar.).
Fruit Co., common' (quar.)_.
12-12
12-20
12-14
approval
12-15
11-24
class
30c
12-20
11-21
$.328125
A
(extra)
Insurance
12-31
12-15
25c
12-20
12-
1
4.68%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.17
2-
1
25c
Co.,
(extra)
Northwestern
1-
12-28
50c
common
Engineering
75c
t25c
Two-for-one stock split subject to
of stockholders Dec. 12
Northwest
Ford,
Ltd.,
preferred
Peter
12-
12-29
25c
12-29
5V2%
5V2%
Northland
&
Penn-Dixie
Pet
a
5
12-15
$1
Paper
12-15
$1.45
;
(quar.)—
Telephone,
11-24
1-15
37 %c
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
12-30
$1.06'A
37 %c
common
5.80%
Northern
12-20
$1.05
—
(quar.)
5.60%
5.75%
12-22
12-22
$1.12
.___
(quar.)
Insurance
Natural
5V2%
1
1
44c
(quar.)_.
Northern
2-
8
12-
stock div
Peoria
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-22
2-
30c
preferred
4.22%
1
1
Service—
(quar.)
preferred
2-
12-
$1.25
+
4V4%
•"
35c
—
Public
11-20
12-29
$1.37%
:
Indiana
4.40%
9
1-15
12-23
12-
25c
preferred
$2
(quar.)
common
preferred
Orielle. Mines
3.35%
20c
1-1
12-21
t4c
Paul Service
Stores, Ltd. (annual)
peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
Peerless, Tube Co. (quar;)
4.40%
12-20
8
50c
100%
a
Mfg., Ltd., common
preferred (quar *
preferred
12-11
8
12-
4%
4.50%
12-29
1
1
1-
$22% c
quar.)
Transportation
Parchment
$4.60
42 %c
(quar.)
;
(extra)___
s-a)
dividend
11-30
1
1-
10c
(initial
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)__
12-20
3
12-
1-25
$1.50
A
Forge Co.
11-30
1-
12-11
25c
30c
Pictures
Drop
12-20
1-
10c
2%,
approve
11-30
1-15
12-18
11-15:
11-15
2%
(increased
12-
10c
(.quar.)
1
20c
Tubes,
12-20
25c
(quar.)
1-
12-15
(San Fran.)
Corp.
class
new
12-15
2-19
1,
12-18
4%
(quar.)
15c
3-19
1
12 '/2c
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Papercraft Corp.—
Penn
a.
12-15~
12-
12-15
25c
dividend
Common
Penn
12-
20c
15c
Ltd. (quar.)
Pamour Porcupine Mines, Ltd
Pan
American
Sulphur
(quar.).
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
$6
12-
4:
1-15?
'/2c
Penmans,
12-15
1-
100%
dividend
Page-Hersey
Penick
_
Inc.
(increased)
B
Stock
Pend
2
1-19
Assurance
Consolidated
Corp.,
Stock
Class
7%
lr
12-30
1-15:
12-
37Y2c
Telegraph—
(increased)
34% c
(s-a)
Corp
Gas,
Life
22 >/2C
(quar.)
North River Insurance
5Vt%
Nachman
12-31
12-31
'
1
12-20
2-
c
15c
Van
Northern
12-20
6%
Paterson
1
2-15
30c
^
Parmelee
12-
4
Telephone &
Paddington
Paton
1-
10%
37 %'c
13
Refractories
1
35c
_:
(quar.)_
Feb.
on
American
12-15
12-15
$3.50
_
dividend
Penn
1
8c
(initial)
Co.
stock
American
8
12-
25c
(increased-quar.)
& Telegraph-
Co.
____;
Brass
1-
12-15
National
12-
1
11-20:
2-15
SltfiC
Annual
12-11
(Chicago)—
subject to stock¬
North
12-29
1-
Telephone
Munsingwear, Inc.,.
■
North
12-15
20c
(quar.)_
(s-a)
Supply
States
Quarterly
Movie
1-
2
12-15
50c
(quar.)
California
Vernon
7%
1-
2
Pacific
Pacific
12-20
12-
11-20
12-11
15c
12-22
1
12-11
15c
(quar.)
approval)
(quar.)
Co.
Parker-Hannifin
1
approval
40c
$1
2'Ac
Parkerburg-Aetna Corp.
1
1
Corp.—
income)
ctfs.)
Products
11-24
25c
(quar.)-—
11-30-
$1.75
'
stockholders
12-
11-22
Corp.
12-15
split)
12-11
12-
investment
11-30:
Co.—
stock
12-15
12-15
Investment
5.
12-15
$1
$1.19
Extra
Paramount
1-
8:
12-
12-15
dividend
Park
net
(quar.)—
8 *
12-
12-15
t25c
(stock dividend).
Intermountain Express
(quar.)
11-30
97'/2
12-
12-18
-
Industries
12-30
12-28
Common
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Mills, common (quar.)
Mount
1-
Stock
i-aciiic
1-10
t50c
(from
to
12-11
$12c
10%
holder
Engineering Co.—
Morningstar-Paisley
Morrell
50c
Works
5
(quar.)
American
Northern
$1.50
.
Locomotive
Montreal
5
12-
$1
North
40c
)
12-
12-15
30q
common
—
semi-annual____
_'
A
11-30
1
50c
12-13
12-15
$1.31'A
preferred (quar.)
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
North American Life Insurance
12-
12-15
1-
Extra
Extra
8
4
$1.21'A
6%
Montgomery County Trust (Amsterdam, N. Y.)
Increased
12-
1-, 1
Mining Corp., Ltd.
Common
30c
:_
_
1
$1,021/2
(quar.)_
A
Norris-Thermador
12-
$1.17 Va
(N.
12-
2
tlOc
$1.12 Va
(quar.)_
—
&
12-11
1-
Electric
Hawaiian
Stock
•
from
(escrow
Indemnity
45c
income)
Mines, Ltd.
Normetal
1%
___:
Bank
1-10
Dock—
(quar.)
12-18
Utilities—
50c
Dry
a
*12%c
(quar.)
60c
common
16c
&
(Subject
$1.50
(quar.)_
&
Pacific
$1.50
(quar.)
common
12-
25c
(quar.)
common
Aggregates (quar.).
Products
(quar.)
Gas
Pacific
12-15
12-11
1-
11-15"
12-18
'
—
&
(Three-for-one
7
12-15
12-21
12-31
^
12-
12-15
12-
7
12-20
12-31
Noranda
2%
common
preferred
1
12-
$2
Company (quar.)
Nopco Chemical
4%
preferred
25c
—
4.50%
12-22
25c
)
12- 4
60c
____
12-
(quar.)—______—
_.
1-
12-21
10c
;_
Corp.
6%
Pacific
Pacific
1
Niagara Share Corp.—
~
(14c from accumulated undistributed capi-
12-
.___
dividend
.12-,15
-</
93 %c
Shipbuilding
investment
12-
12-15
12-15
Rubber
Stock
8
90c
5.25%
12-
$1.05
Auto
Monsanto
8
85c
4.10%
12-
10c
87 VaC
Stockholders
Monroe
8
12-
(quar.)
12-
25c
____
Co. (increased quar.)
approved a 6-for-5 split
Equipment___—___—
Stock dividend
;—
'
1212-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-21
2
12-11
2
2
preferred
4.85%
11-30
2
1
Gas—
&
(Ohio),
Mohawk Power,
3.90%
12-15
11-30
5c
12-
12-11
12-28
3.60%
12-15
18c
—
(quar.)_„
12-31
1-
12-15
8.
my2c
z
;
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
2nd preferred A (quar.)
80c
Niagara
12-11
1
(quar,)_____
preferred
1
50c
(quar.)
12-15
11-24
12-15
30c
(quar.)
Mining
Newport
11-24
2
12-15
2
5c
preferred
4.20%
12-15
30c
'
31/2%
12-15
12-30
$1.01%
(quar.)
Trap
Newinont
12-16
60c
—
(quar.)
common
12-30
1-
(quar.)
Electric
Newberry (J. J.)
4
12-27
(quar.)
._—
Mohasco
11-30
1-
12-
60c
(quar.)
Cement
Common
preferred (quar.)
12-22
'
______
(quar.)
pfd.
&
1-
State
12-
Va %
(quar. I
12-15
10c
'i
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
York
Newark
1
$1
<
Missouri
12-
40c
$1.10
_—_____
Missouri
5
3.40%
.
B
York
6%
Mississippi Power Co.—
$4.60 preferred (quar.)_—_
!—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
!
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
(quar,)______
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
Class
12-29
12-11
1
60c
11-
12-30
Glass—
Clay
12-
28c
12-15
11-17*
> 25c
Coast
30c
York,
4%
Pacific
12-
47'/2c
2
"
2%
preferred
preferred
12-11
30c
Auction
4%
Pacific
12-29
•
Rock Corp
New Yorker Magazine (quar.)_____
Special
j.
12-11
12-29
_____
Aluminum:
Electric
1-
12-13
12-11
tl5c
IMilw:)" (quar. )i_
Building Co
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (Del.) (quar.)
12-27
12-22
30c
12-15"
(quar.)
dividend
Pacific
1
2
40c
pfd.
preferred B (quar.)
Portland Cement, class A
Stock
2
1-
1-
37»/2c
11-30
12-15
27c
Power & Light—
York
New
12-11
12-29
2%
shares
Mining Corp,; of Canada Ltd._!
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%
conv.
preferred., (quar.)
Minneapolis Brewing
(quar.)_
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. (quar.)
Minnesota Power &,Light, 5% pfd. (quar.)
•Mirro
12-29
1V4C
—
dividend
(quar.)
(quar.)__
New
11-30
12-11
J.)—
(annual)
4.75%
Oregon
12-22
5c
pfd.
(N.
;
3.75%
12 Vac
Class
12-11
A
New
(Md.) —
2
12-14
20C
Extra
1
12-14
10c
Co.
Rockland
Owens-Illinois
2
30c
5.40%
12-15.
25c
(quar.)
Orpheum
25c
Trust
&
preferred D
Pacific
(quar.)
Co.,
1
2
20c
II-30
preferred
New
12-29
common
Philipp Corp.
England
Extra
8
12-22
5%.
;
dividend)
Power
1
12-
4%
11-30
15c
6
12-
approximately 6'/2%)
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.).
12-15
1-
12-
dividend'
12-15
1-
11-22..
12-29
of
3c
class A
Co.
Products,
7c
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
New Jersey Trust (Ridgewood)
8
12c
(monthly)——.—
(quar.)
(stock
12-18
75c
4.05%
12-15
12-15
36c
Factors
Millers
12-18
4
(quar.)
Paper,
Co.
preferred
4%
12-15
2
1-
(quar.)
Edwards
New Jersey
5
37 Vac
(quar.)—
12-29
1*
(quar.)
Inc.
tax
Stock
4%
35c
2
12-15
40c
Opelika
12-15
of
Bank
1-
12-20
40c
Insurance
Steel
Orange
(quar.)
11-24
1-
j.
preferred
(quar.)
O'Okiep Copper, Ltd., Amer. shares Ordinary
(Payment equal to about $1.75 in Amer¬
ican shares)
(Subject to South Africa's non-resident
12-15
1-
12-11
9?»/2C
(quar;)__^
7%
12-15
65c
12-15
$1.10*
Extra
2
B
Class
8
20c
Bros.
Service
2
$1.11
:
Ontario
2
(quar.)__
(quar.)..
6%
1-
(quar.)
Cement
-
1
1-
40c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery
(quar.).
j
1
12-
f50c
(quar.)_
Life
1'
12-
12-15
25c
Brewing
Ltd.,
common
Oneida,
1-
(quar.)_
National
Line
2
62'/2c
System (increased)
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Insurance Co. (quar,)
New Jersey Aluminum Extrusion Co.—
11-15
5 6 Vic
Year-end
Mill
Co.
Co.
12-
12-12
40c
Extra
Olympia
26c
New
12-30
60
each
<quar.)___——____
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
6
2
New
«.!
Midwest 'Rubber Rec:aiming, common (quar.)
•
3%
(one
held)
4%%
1-
1-
I-
25c
(Boston)
Yards
Brunswick
New
20c
Continental
New
Neb.)—
dividend)
12-
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Okanagan Helicopters, Ltd:, 6%
Old Ben Coal
(year-end)_.
31'Ac
—
Ltd., common
Co.
preferred'
Oil
12-12
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
Ohio Water
12-15
1
5c
12-15
15c
(Lincoln,
(stock
Corp.
12-30
12-30
$3.50
(s-a)_
(quar,)_
Corp.
Corp.
Class
25c
7.%
8
2
1-
Illinois—
of
_
Oil
shares
12-
11-27
12-15
Co.
Insurance
Quarterly
share
12-15
12-15
(One sh. for each 100 shs. held)
Abrasive
Midwest
15c
(quar.)
11-30
1-
-
20c
___.
Stock div.
National
20c
______
Telephone
Bank
(111.)
Transit
i
.—
(Illinois)
12-16
1-
31'Ac
Research—
City
____—_________
___TT._________
Mid-States
'
National
1-16
Middlesex. Water,
Shawmut
3%
Electric,
dividend
&
National-Standard
stockholders),
2
2-
Income series (quar.) from net invest, inc.)
Growth
Stocks
series
(quar.)
from
net
investment
income
12-
1-
9
15c
Machinery (stock dividend)
& Mfg.
(quar.)_„
1
(quar.
class A____„
1-
5%
;
2nd
B
1-
(quar.)
11-14
Mills,
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred' (quar.)_
Ohio Forge & Machine Corp.
Old
5-15
t40c
1
12-15
20%
Industries
Propane Corp., com. (stock divid.)
series A 2nd preferred
(quar.)_
1-
(quar.)__—
stock)
common
Presto
12-15
12-
1-
17c
National
1
2
National Old Line Insurance (Little Rock, Ark.)
Class AA & class BB
(stk. div.)
(Payable
lc
1-
2-
50c
preferred
1-
(s-a)
4.40%
Ohio:
6
12-13
50c
15c
Co.
Corp.—
(s-a)
50c
95c
11-14
11-16
35c
62 Vac
1- 2
12-15
$1.75
$1.50
(quar.)
97 Vac
4.35%
preferred
4.45%
preferred
Meyer-Blanke
Co.
„
12-U.
A-' (quar;>_
87 Vac
12-15
12-22
B
Investment
1
1
Flour
4.44%
12-15
1-
$1
.
preferred
Mortgage &
12-
1-1
2%;:
——
preferred
96 V4C
r
12-20
•
50c
7%
(quar.)___—
States
30c
U5c
(quar.)—
common
dividend
(quar.-)__
Middle
11-24
6%"
—
,
11-24
*37V2C
National Lead Co., common
-
v.
12-15
12-11
National
2
3
12-11
11-20
____
common
1-
15c
1
common—
Co.,
preferred
'
(quar.)
(quar,)___—!_____
preferred
Extra
Corp.
Ltd],
3.85%
/
11-15
Oil Corp. -(quar.)-—
&
3.90%
Gas &
11-15
12-15
12-19
1-
12-20
12-15
40c
12-11
40c
1
56'Ac
12-29
—
(quar.)
1-
12-20
$1.06 Va
$1
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. (increased)
Metro,. Inc., 7%
preferred (quar.)___—___ '
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80-%:' pfd. (quar.)
Stock
Edison
1'
12-
10c
Supplies
Crankshaft
50c
preferred
Metaiphoto
Corp._—
Michigan
Brass
Ohio
(quar.)
(Chicago)
.
Miami
Ohio
1
'
25c
_______
1
Ogilvie
1
5c
11-30
't
1
Corp.—
(Hartford) L—
Products
11-30
(quar.)..
Co.
Thermit
1
J
of Rec.
1
6-
(quar.)
2
12-28
dividend)
Inc.
12-
12-15
1-
Oceanarium,
&
Ohio
(quar,)_—
Insurance
1
Co., common (quar.)_i____—
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
__________
Mergenthaler Linotype
(increased)
;
&
Fire
Cement
12-
1-
1-
15c
Holders
40c
12-15
35c
(quar.)_———
preferred
12-15 '
Bank
Co.
7%
12-
12-31
preferred
4V?%
12-15
&
Metal
12-15
4Vj %
*
National
Chemical
&
Ocean
Payable
t20c
(reduced)
12-15
;—
Me
lercantile
Machine
I-15
:
12-15
5
2c
.*—i
National
Mesta
'
1
2-
40c
(quar.)_.:_i_
Mercantile
Me
lerck
12-21
2-
40c
Distilleries Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)
National Bank & Trust (Pittsburgh)
Quarterly
12-31
'•
Distillers
(increased)
(quar.)
Land
&
Co.
12-15
10c
National
Railway
Mfg.
12-
NJ)
12-11
12-11
Oak
20c
(quar.)___
Community Bank1 (Rutherford,
Quarterly
11-24
12-20
Lines
(stock
30c
—
Citv
;—_______
Melchers
Mellon
;
(quar.)
National
common?(quarfyi'JJ.—
Portland ' Cement
.
__'
National
12-
National
,(s-a)__—
& Co.,
$7 ' preferred
Extra
12-15
12-15
45C
,
2
National Casualty Co.
1
Inc.
Power
Co.
Extra
3-
12-12
2
37 VaC i
_
___
(quar.)
common
Oahu
3-15
12-12
1-
Nutone
When
Share
Light &
Chemical
12-5
12-15
(Mich.)
Company
Scotia
Noxzema
'
1-15
1-
10%
;
(quar.):
Co.,
preferred
4•%.-
"•
rv——
12-15,
for
subject to approval
Jan.
9," 1962)
12-28
50c
dividend
Stock
5;
8
25c
share
held,
stockholders
1212-
12-28
$1.37%
McKay Machine
(quar.)
12-21
12-22
1-15
15c
V
of
16c
50c
)
additional
(One
shares
24
Per
Name of
Nova
income-
70c
35c
(quar.)__
common
Tulsa
dividend
each
Inc.—
(year-end)
30c
12-20
McGraw-Hill
of
Holders
11-20
25c
„
investment
Bank
Stock
1
Co.
net
Co.
When
Payable of Rec.
National Biscuit Co., common
National Cash. Register
(quar.)
15c
'
:
1
Co.
National
12-15
8c
Securities
Acme
"
Share
from
Quarterly
1
20c
62 %c
______________
McCord
McConnick
Nation-Wide
National
12-15
Sugar Co.
Corp., $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
McCormick-Armstrong
(quar.)
Name of Company
1
of
27)
M'cBryde
Per
of Rec.
60c
approval
fc>
Holders
50c
stock split subject
(2-for-l
51
12-20
12-
1
4.40%
preferred
(quar.).
$1.10
2-
1
1-10
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
2-
1
1-10
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
2-
1
1-10
(Milw.)—
75c
12-29
12-18
Philadelphia Electric, common
(quar.).
$1.07%
95C
:
1-10
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2596)
When
Per
Name
of Company
Philadelphia
Share
.
income
and
19c
25c
12-27
12-
Bank
5uc
(quar.)___.,
1-
2
12-
8
1-
National
2
12-
4.75%
& Reading Corp.—
diviuenu'
—______;—_
&DOCK
Philadelphia
Suburban
Philadelphia
12-15
3%
RR.
Morris, Inc., common (quar.)__.___—
preferred
:—12-1—_____
(quar.)
3.90 %
preferred
(quar.)____
4%
90c
.
12-18
Reynolds
1-10
12-29
12-19
Rhodes,
Rhodes
8%
2-
1
1-15
Rhodesian Selection
12-15
Rice
-80c
12-18
12-11
Richfield Oil Corp.
—.____:_____
70c
12-18
Natural Gas', common
(quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)
12Vic
$1.37Vi
12-15
11-10
12-30
(payment of
Label
centavos,)__
40
Pillsbury
Co.,
Street
12.
$4 preferred
bund,
(Quarterly
Pioneer
Fund,
from
(7 Vic
47Vic
Pioneer
Piper Aircraft
long-term
Inc.
Pittsburgh, Ft,
Common
(quar.)
Chicago
&
Pittsburgh
National
&
class
Atwood
Mfg
Port
diviuenu;
Stock
6 %•
K )
Potomac
Tools
Power
Read
Stock
(quar.)
com.
from
______—:_
Co.
2nd
1-19
11-24
Stock
investment
net
Corp.,
Mfg.
dividend
$1
6
12-
6
12-15
1-15
12-15
Rohm
&
Rollins
Haas
12-15
12-15
Roosevelt
Raceway
12-
Rothmoor
Corp.,
12-11
1-10
12-15
Royal
12-
Royalite Oil, Ltd.,
5
1-
2
12-15
1-
5
12-15
and
Electric
4.08(7.
(quar.)
ll%c
tNew
&
I.)
Trust
17Vic
preferred
preferred
Inc.
Stock
Purolator
Putnam
(Year-end
12-15
2-
12-
5
1
1-10
12-11
11-30
San
Fe
Savage
Arms
Electric
&
A
Tubular
12-21
11-30
Saxon
35c
12-21
11-30
Schlage
12-21
11-30
Paper
Stock
School
11-30
11-30
Schwitzer
Scott
12-21
11-30
50c
12-22
12-
$1.75
1-
2
8
12-15
12-
$1.18%
12-15
11-30
45c
12-29
11-24
Scott
:
25c
1-
3
4
12-11
12-14
12-
1
20c
12-29
12-
100%
12-29
12-
8
45c
12-14
12-
4
(increased)
13c
from
invest¬
from
capital
gains)
—
Co.,
common
preferred (quar.)___
(quar.)
12-20
11-20
12 Vic
1-
2
12-
8
$2
___
1-
2
12-
8
State
Oil
Refining
Importers
Special
Quebec
—
Power
Corp
(initial)
M.)
Co.
—
—
(quar.)
$3.40
12-
12-
30c
1
1-15
1
of America,
Corp.
Ralston
Purina
Co..
Ramco
Enterprises
Ramo,
Inc.
Ranco,
(quar.)__
(quar.)
!
_
„
__
____
Inc.
(quar.)
Rapid American Corp.
;>.
___
1-11
12-
8
87Vic
1-2-62
12-
4
12-12
11-21
25c
12-20
12-11
12-29
12-15
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
11-30
Sealed
12Vic
Increased
Rayette,
Real
'
Redwing
Reeves
Co.
Remington
4% %
8
12-15
1-25
12-22
1-
12-
2
4
Co.
Arms
1
quar.)
$1.10
Steel
Research,
Inc.
Fine
tor
class A
(quar.)
Foods
inc.-
.
(quar.)
(4-for-l
of
(quar.);
12-21
12-
8
South
Penn
12-15
South
Pittsburgh
12-11
South
Puerto
12-
2
1-
1
12-20
1-
2
12-20
8
12-11
12-
8
11-30
Southam
12-30
11-30
Southern
1
11-30
1-
1
11-30
12-15
12-
5
___
stock
Inc.,
Shattuck
stock split substockholders).
r_———
2c
12-15
1-
12-15
1-
2
2
12-
1-
1-16
12-21
5
12-
5
$62 Vac
2-15
1-19
$$1.50
1-15
12-20
42>/2c
12-30
12-15
12-
5
12-15
12-
1
Common
12-15
12-
1
4.08%
1-17
1-10
4.75%
Southern
Indiana
12-
Southern
Southern
1-15
12-15
2-15
2-
1
5%
I
Railway
preferred
Southern
12-20
12-
1
12-
1
6'A%
1-15
2-
1
1-11
50c
12-14
11-30
30c
12-18
11-27
(quar.)
70c
12-15
11-15
:
25c
12-15
11-15
___?
Co
Co.,
common
Gas—
Common
12-15
1-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union
1
2-
15c
Gas
Co.
1-
2
12-21
1-15
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
12-20
5.35%
preferred
12-
5.05%
preferred
5%
1-
4
2
30c
1-
2
4.75%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1-
2
4.50%
preferred'
4.25%
preferred
(quar:).
4.64%
1
1
12-15
12-
1
preferred-- (quar.)
12-29
12-29
12-
5
12-20
12-
1
1
1212-
$1.26%
(quar.)
1-15
12-
12-15
12-15
J
preferred
1-15
1-10
12-15
$1.56 y4
$1.33%
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
1-15
12-15
8
2-
$1.18%
:
Co
Natural
Pacific
12-
$1.20
(quar.)^
Materials
1
11-24
1
Electric—
&
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
1-
Gas
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
$1.18%
12-15
12-
1
$1.12 y2
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
12-15
$1.06 y4
-
29c
12-15
12-
12-11/
12-
1
75c
12-15
12-
1
2%
12-28
12-
1
10c
Southland Paper Mills (s-a)
Southland Royalty
(quar.)
1-25
tl
—
'
."_
1
1-
2
12-18
1-
2
12-18
1-
2
3-
Southwestern
1
2-20
11-30
12-11
11-10
Quarterly
Southwestern
Southwestern
12-11
11-10
11-10
12-13
' '
11-10
3.90%
3.70%
•
2-
1
1-12
2-
1
1-12
4.25%
12-15
11-29
50c
1-
2
$1.12 y2
&
1-
2
12-15
12-15
11-17
$1.04
12-15
11-17
25c
-from
capital
and
86c
gains___
12-29
12-15
25c
1-10
1-10
12-21
$1.25
1-10
12-21
$1.56 y4
1-10
12-15
12-
12-11
12-28
1
7
1-
2
12-
1
1-
2
12-
1
1-
2
$2.50
1-
1
12-11
1-
1
12-11
12-15
11-30
(Denver)—
A
12-15
4.50%
1-
12-
Stock,
Square D
•:
:
______
Stafford
1
Standard
$3.50
12-22
12-
4
1-16
12-26
12-10
Power
-__i
Stock
2
12-20
Standard
12-15
Stock
1-13
12-29
Co.
1
1
12-15
1-
2
12-
1
1-
2
12-
2-23
-
Co.
Stock
Standard
12-14
l\is
1
(s-a)
Oil
not
com.
Standard
11-24
11-24
11-21
2
12-15
12-
6
12-15
12-
1
12-14
11-28
12-14
11-28
25c
20c
V
for each
■
12-30
40c
12-30
'
•
Jersey)
(Ohio)
com.
•
1
12-
1
12-
1
12-29-
45c
12-
8
12-20
12-
6
12-15
11-15
87y2c
12-15
12-
12V2C
12-31
12-15
$1.45
12-31
12-15
55c
div.)_
shs.
5%
35c
--
1
12-31
12-15
12-29
12-15
1-29
12-11
12-27 ;
12-
1
12-27
i._.
Standard
12-
1
Oil
held)
(increased)(quar.)
65c
(quar.)
12-11
11-13
62%c
12-11
11-17
93 %c
A (quar.)
Steel
12-
(111.)—
(stock
60
8
93c
^___
(quar.)
share of
1
12-
+10c
____;
California
1
12-
12-30
•
(quar.)
(quar.)__
;
Inc.
12-
2
'■
common
A
2
1-
25c
•
_____/
(quar.)
1-
"12-20
$1.62
-
.1-
(Indiana)
(one
1-15
8c
12-29
Ltd.
11-24
1-tO
-12-20
45c
Inc.
as
11-24
12-27
$20c
(quar.)_
12-11
2%
anticipated
taxable
1-
37y2c
(quar.)___
Industries,
of
Co.
Pressed
12-24
12-24
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
____^_
Corp.,
Jersey)
Shares,
12-14
2
12-
12-11
12-tl
dividend
2
12-15
12-29
3%
Co.
Radio,
4
1-19
30c
(initial)
Standard
12-
1
$1.12 y2
$3.75 pfd.
preferred
1-12
12-20
55c
prelerred
(quar.)
3^4% preferred
1-
50c
2-
V
Standard Oil Co. (New
1-
25c
27J/2C
(New
Sta\ndard
1
t20c
1-19
12-15
(quar.)
Inc.,
dividend
Standard
t50c
1-19
1
40c
:
Ltd.
B
Oil
3
12-
1-19
,1
t$1.25
(quar.)__________^
Kollsman
1-
12-
1
2-
2-
3iy4c
%
dividend
1-
t56%c
-____
Preferred
Standard
22y2c
2
2-
27 %c
2%
Mfg.,
prior
Oil
,
(quar.)__
$5.80
1-19
27%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brands
Standard
1-
1-19
(quarterly of 7c
plus 33c from
4y2%
Financial
12-15
12-15
1-19
1
(quar.)
preferred
1
12-15
1
2-
!
1-
10c
:
(quar.)
12-26
1-16
2-
$1.40%
par)
split
Foods,
Standard
12-29
2-1
10 c
Company
(A. E.)
7
i7y2c
(quar.)_
$1.10
$1.15
income
common
stock
4
10c
(quar.)
___.
($25
1-19
$1.18%
.___
2c
Extra
5-for-4
12 v2c
.___.
(initial)
Association
1-19
Ins. Co. (Mass.), com. (quar.)
$6.50 preferred (quar.)
Springfield Television Broadcasting™
$1.31 y4
(quar.)
Extra
1
Springfield
12-
30c
Shelby Salesbook
2-
dividend
12-
tlOc
(quar.)
&
$1.06 y4
Corp.,
Electric
2
7y2c
Co.
Water
(quar.)
preferred
Sprague
12-22
i2y2c
15c
(quar.)
(initial)
Co.
1-19
(quar.)
2%
Co.
1-19
1
(quar.).
B
10c
(quar.)
1
1
2-
;___
Class
Staley
15c
,
&
12-14
3%
3iy4c
$1.60
'
(Frank G.)
Co.
12-
35c
(increased)
preferred
22-
gains)
Class
■
11-20
10%
$5.25
92%c
97 %c
$1.03%
investment
Sperry Rand
Spiegel, Inc.,
12-21
1%
25c
div.)
(quar.)
A
Co.—
Sovereign
Life
Assurance
(Canada)
Speed Dry Chemical Products, Inc.—
12-21
$1.18%
(quar.)
4
12-29
(quar.)
preferred
net
1-10
12-
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Sovereign
Investors,
Inc.
48c
;
(quar.)_
Co.
Service
(quar.)
4.75%
Stock
from realized capi¬
(stock
Public
12-18
12-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.62y2% preferred (quar.)
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
12-15
19c
(quar.)
1-10
(Dallas)—
4.60%
Common
common
Service
pfd. (quar.)
>
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
Inc.—
income
(Kansas)—
Insurance
preferred
preferred
4.15%
65c
.
Co.
Power, 5%
Electric
Southwestern Life
12-11
60c
—
Oil
&
Electric
12-14
4.40%
Co.,
Grease
5c
preferred
Oil
dividend
Quarterly
17'/2C
(increased)
Clark
&
Extra
Shaw-Barton
Shell
5
12-
12-31
$1.25
(quar.)
A
Corp.
(John)
Shawmut
2
12-
12-31
27c
$1.07
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Paper
1-15
12-31
65c
$1.16%
4%%
12-
27c
(quar.)
investment
Leather
Shawinigan
'
27y2c
1
15c
Holdings, class A
12-14
75c
21)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southern Canada Power, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
6% participating preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
split
.___
net
Shakespeare
4%
12-14
Original
$1
Candy Shop, class
B
(quar.)__
11-29
12-
12-28
preferred
Class
Sexton
12-
J20c
!
approval of
preferred
Bros., Inc
dividend
Seton
12-22
2
class A
Quarterly
11-17
12-22
11-17
11-17
Co.—
subject to
stockholders Dec.
12-11
100
4.28%
(quar.)
Fund
11-17
8
stock split
12-11
2
4.65%
Cities Realty, $5 preferred A
Acceptance Corp., com. (stock div.)
preferred (quar.)
12-13
2%
1-
2-
25c
12-15
8
each
.1
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
California Edison
(3-for-l
2
12-30
12-30
for
held)
1-
50c
25c
2
1-19
dividend
12-15
12-
share
(One
8
8
2
1-
25c
common;
1-
1-
1-19
Stock
12-
Sugar,
12-
$1.12 */2
(quar.)
12-20
1
12-22
Rico
pid.
12-22
50c
c._
4V2%
1
12-
12-22
(quar.);.
Water,
12-
1
12-11
1-1-62
Co.
2
2
United
Servel,
8
12-20
1-
1-
Security Life & Accident Co.
11-30
Oil
dividend
12-15
payment of 13c from net invest¬
Roebuck
12-15
12-
1-2
30c
2-
Securities
See's
2
25c
(quar.)_
(increased-quar.)
2-
Seeman
J28c
Stock
(quar.)_!
Insurance
Gas
10c
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles) (quar.)
11-17
1-
8%
preferred (quar.)^J
Southeastern Telephone (quar.)_________
1-
5.12%
50c
1
12-15
8
Stock
1
50c
(quar.)
(annual)—
approval
Jersey
12-
Southwest
Extra
6c
(quar.)
Corp.
South
2
1
common
Finance
35C
dividend
Republic
Carolina
8
8
1-
8
1
2-
10c
-
South
12-
8
12-
12-
1
12-
50C
Corp.
12-2(5
12-8
12-
2
56 y4 c
:
2
1-
6410 c
(quar.)
2
1-
57y2c
/.
1-
62y2c
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
$2.25
_
—
Republic Foil Inc.
Stock
Sons,
Co.,
Power
Stock
6V4c
;
Aviation
Extra
4.50%
37y2c
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Plywood & Lumber
Selkirk
Chains Canada.
11-17
Gas-
12-
2-15
60c
Co., common
(s-a)
4.60%
&
(quar.)
12-11
12-15
(Philadelphia)—
Electric
12-15
preferred
5%
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
11-17
12-15
$1
Foods
Republic
Etevlon,
12-
Carolina
Common
V
25c
12Vic
(annual)
(initial
preferred
Renold
&
income and 35c
Securities
30c
.
South
11-22
25c
$5
Sears
Platinum
&
Increased
5
2 y2 %
llc
quarterly
common
Renaire
ject
2
Industries—
New
<
1-
12-29
'
(quar.)_
Insurance
Increased
6c
21c
(increased)
Inc.
Publishing
Reliance
Reser's
.
;
Carrier
Reinhold
;
of America—
(quar.)
Bros.,
Remco
90c
__
r_____
Properties Corp.
A
12-14
12-14
Gold
1-25
20c
dividend)
preferred
$6.25
(quar.)
12-21
30c
(quar.)
$4.75
Second
quarterly
Pump
12-15
1-1-62
1-1-62
Inc.—
Inc.
Class
Reda
12-29
tl5c
t$1.50
(quar.)_____
Raybestos-Manhattan,
12-15
:
12-30
$1.09
Seaboard
20c
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
6%
12-15
2
(quar.)
common
American
12-27
5c
from
lOc
common
1-2
$1.31 y4
1
(quar.)
from realized capital
Seaboard Associates. Inc
35c
•
$3.50 pfcr.
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
Co.
&
gains
Seaboard
Radio
12-20
1-
South
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.—
18c
'
1
2
5%
Stevens
tal
2-23
11-27
12-15
11-27
Fund, Inc.—
ment
12-15
2
12-11
12-29
30c
(monthly)
$4.50 preferred
Scudder,
12-
12-28
2
12-20
25c
1-
5c
(quar.)
Williams, Inc. (quar.)
11-15
5c
11-
12-31
-
25c
(quar.)_
1
1
12-11
5%
s-a)
preferred
&
12-15
f30c
_
_
10%
dividend)—
11-30
"
1-15
10c
preferred
12-15
J40c
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd.
Quincy
Mining '.(quar.)—'
2-
$ 10c
1
B
Paper
5c
1
12-12
t50c
12-
3%
Class B—
(quar.)
Three-for-one
40c
;
25c
:
(quar.)
12-15
10c
Year-end
Quaker
Quality
1
11-30
10c
Common
75c
;
Pyle-National
12-
12-12
class A..1
Manufacturing
5c
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
realized
12-15
(Inc.)
:
___J
(O.
Scott
r
5
1
Fetzer
Class
$4
12-
5c
t6c
(increased
Corp.
Foresman
Scott
12-20
25c
—
12-
36c
(quar.)
Monthly
8
; 40c
6y4c
._.
2 V2 c
&
Scott
(quar.)
62c
Co.
(stock dividend)
Extra
$1.75
(quar.)
1
12-15
12-
20c
Monthly
12-19
12-18
12-
1
12-15
25C
Extra
11-30
1-
12-29
11.25
:
(quar.)
Pictures
12-21
12-21
2
12-15
$1.25
12-29'
$25c
dividend
12-21
1-
t2y2c
(quar.)__
4
7C
15c
(stock
11-17
3iy4c
$1.25
A and
Products
Co.
12-13
38%c
$1.10
Power,
Corp.
Lock
65c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
Southern
B
12-
11-15
4.32%
(quar.)
preferred
11-24
12-18
12-15
$1.55
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
15c
33c
t20c
12-15
(quar.)
Corp.
12-1
12-28
1-
(quar.)
(Calif.)
11-17
11-24
12-15
$1
(stock
Corp.,
Southern
Bank
12-15
12-11
10c
,
(s-a)—
5% pfd.
Ltd.,
Products
40c
(quar.).
Drilling
Monica
Santa
11-30
$1.25 preferred A
$1.07%
Insurance
both class
on
2
12-15
15c
(quar.)
Ry., com.
Corp.
Diego Imperial Corp.
5V'4%
$1.32
Fund of Boston—
of
Sonotone
1-
6UC
Paper Mills, $2 pfd.
Industries
Sonoco
11-30
$1.50
class A (quar.)
French Laboratories
&
Sobeys Stores,
12-20
Salant—
&
11-30
2
12-20
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.
8
8
1
$1.12%
Antonio
4.36%
50c
and
preferred
Stock div.
1
(quar.)
._
payment
4.40%
11-30
'
1-
.-
—_________—_—
1-
$321ilc
———
(quar.)
(quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
$1.26V/4
■
income
ment
4
1
.
Products
1-
12-
(quar.)__
(George)
12-15
11-30
12-15
1212-
'
$15c
—
(quar.)
(Howard)
1
Regis Paper Co.—
12-15
2
Fire & Marine
$1.07 Vi
(quar.)
dividend
St.
2
12-21
Service
12-15
12-15
12-27
12-29
25c
Francisco
11-30
(quar.)
Extra
$1
preferred A
Paul
$1.04Vi
(quar.)
1—
(quar.)
Ltd7 (quar.)
St.
1-
12-15
Corp.,
Public
conv.
Sawhill
$4.75 pfd.
•
Smith
1-
20c
(extra
12-15
1-
1-26
Louis-San
5%
55c
:
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Corp.
:''<;i^2r
Louis
St.
12-
—
Pullman,
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
Telephone
11-28
2
1-
Savannah
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.,
pfd.
12-28
t50c
,
(quar.)__
8c
(quar.)_—
preferred
Paper
Lawrence
A
10c
—™
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)—
conv.
Croix
12-15
$1.02
common
5V4%
12-22
$25c
30c
(resumed)
Joseph Light & Power Co.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Santa
70c
original preferred
(quar.)
1st preferred
(quar.)
Rico
12-28
Co.
(quar.)
5.28%
Solon
2%
common
preferred
4.30%
St.
San
_
(quar.)
preferred
11-30
Corp.__
Safeway Stores,
Salant
:
preferred
Publicker
10-25
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
1-2-62
Gas—
_*.
5.05%
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)____
Company
Sabine Royalty
$1.25
4.18%
6
1-
(Jacob). 4preferred
Togs, class A (quar.)
$1.31 V'4
4.30%
Publication
1
Jersey)
(R.
(quar.)
preferred
6
shares
11-29
12-
Mexico—
&
(increased)
Cola
St.
64c
10c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preference
12-15
12-15
50c
30c
Service
5
12-
27y2c
_:
Crown
St.
25c
Common
12-
$2
common
12-27
Class A
Kline
5%
Inc.
t3Qc
6c
25%
—
15c
1
12-29
class
(quar.)_—_____
(Calif.)
Soss
(stock dividend)Broadcasting
!
1
8
10c
Co.,
1-
1
Rayon,
Electric,
Smith,
12-
split):
1-
4%
preferred
$1.40
stock
8
(s-a)_
Mines, Ltd.
Corp.
12-20
1:25c
—.__
(4-for-3
12-
2%
tl5c
Company
Superior Co.
5
Co.-^—
12-21
30c
Extra
5%%
12-
12-15
10c
12-30
.
8
1-15
/:
(auar.)
B'
Skenandoa
12-21
12-15
t5c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)—
Rockwell
15c
New
1
12-29
(quar.)_______
Mfg.
12-
$20c
12-6
—
(increased-quar.)
of
Sisco
11-30
12-12
Quarterly
Co.
614
12-
Slater
(quar.)
11-27
12-26
12-30
iyear-encu
Bank
12-15
12-15
St.
Insurance
Tradesmens
V;
12-15
12-30
/
80c
(quar.)
Products
12-
2
Simplicity Pattern Co. (increased)—
Simpson, Ltd. (quar.)
—:
Singer Mfg.
(quar.)>
25c
12-26
2%
(Philadelphia)
5
37 V2 c
12-20
22Vic
income
Bank
12-
Rochester & Genesee
Russ
_
National
12-15
'
1-15
to
Valley RR. (s-a)
Rocnester Telephone Corp., com.
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—___—
$3
Service
Technical
A
12-12
(quar.)
Washington
Provident
Ltd., common
12-
Class
12-30
;_
Rapius)
(quar.)
Park
1
common—,—
Ruppert
Extra
Providence
Ltd.,
12-26
Fund—
preferred
12-
J25c
preference
partic.
Little,
Ruberoid
gains)
common
1-15
1-25
(quar.)
—
11-17
1
12-20
dividend
Prospect
(James), Ltd
(P. L.) Mfg,,
12-15
2%
Growth
preferred
Stock
8%
Robertson
7Vic
(Grand
1-25
2%
Roblin-Seaway Industries, Inc.
1%
convertible
Progress
Purex
11-24
75c
long-term cap.
4% %
Puerto
12-20
12-20
Corp. (quar.)
Realty Corp.—
Rovve)
from
7%
Robertson
1-15
(initial)
Inc.
Proctor-Silex
7%
12-15
1-15
dividend
(T.
Public
2
1-
2
1-
_______
I-—.
Ltd.,
Simmons
Skil
dividend—_■___—
1-15
1-
—
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Simplicity Mfg., class A—
12-30
12-
t50c
Industrial
Stock
5%
Stock
t75c
(quar.)
Co.
&
Class
.
Dairies,
1
$1
$1.50 preferred (quar.) ____a
Robertshaw-Fulton controls (quar.)
J56y4c
dividend)
Premier
Public
1
36c
(quar.i_
Ltd.,
Silverwood
1
4c
equal
1-31
12%c
______
(quar.)—
12-
10c
payment
common
12-15
$3
(quar.)_
Insurance
Presidential
(14c
8
25c
Preferred
Price
8
1212-
40c
Extra
Pratt,
(final
Inc.,
Robinson
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
Precisionware,
Myers
11-30
2%
Lambert
&
shares
&
""4%
:
(quar.)
common
12-
40c
25c
(quar.)
com.
(Del.)
Power
preferred
partic.
Pratt
Inc.,
of Canada
Corp.
12-
2
Ltd.,
preferred
12-15
American share)
per
12-15
1%
dividend
4Vi%
50c
2
1-
62Vic
(s-a)
Company
Electric
Stock
23c
1-10
11-28
12%c
(quar.)
12-15
12-11
—
5 %
Electric
(H.
1-
62Vic
Company (stock dividend )
Sulphite & Paper Co. tquar.):
preferred
Porter
American
1
12-15
5c
dividend
Portable
11-28
ove
____
F.)
Huron
12-
12-12
3Vic
_
Corp., common (\uar.)
5 %
1st preferred (quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred
(quar.)
(L.
12-15
6c
———
(stock
5%
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
"
Robinson
Polaroid
Popell
Roan
(Del.) —
(initial-monthly)
A
11-24
25c
12-12
2%
——
12-15
20c
12-22
55c
.
Inc.
11-27
933/4c
(quar.)
1
12-29
'
class B—
Brewing (quar.)
(stock dividend)
Corp.
Simonds Saw & Steel
(quar.)
common
preferred
Textile,
common
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)_
Riley Stoker Corp. (quar.)
2-
12-15
25c
—_,
A and
4
1
$25c
Rainier
Sierracin
$1
Grande Valley Gas vtc. (quar.)
Roadway Express, Inc., common
38c
dividend
Quarterly
Piatt Corp.,
Inc.,
11-30
25c
(quar.)————
Plated Wires & Electronics,
12-15
45c
12-19
$1.75
class
on
11-30
2-
■
$25c
—
(quar.——
dividend
11-
12-11
15c
—
(quar.)
A
of Rec.
12-15
50c
Extra
(quar.)_.
Riegel
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
class
Breweries, Ltd.
Sicks*
12-26
2c
12-20
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Sicks
8
s
(increased)
Bank
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
__
8
12-
12-20
Co;___^._
18c
._
._
12-
11-30
2
Ltd.
Holders
Payable
25c'
(quar.)_________—_
75c
Robbins
_—
.
(quar.)
Metallurgical
1-
Silknit,
25c
_
B
Share
■.
'
—
Rich's
Ry.—
Inc.,
Class
Trust—
Rio
(quar.)———
2
12-11
25c
1
1-
1-
20c
Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
Quarterly:
_—1
3
1-
Shulton,
Richmond,
11-22
and
gains)
(quar.)——
Wayne
preferred
Plume
90c
(Canada 1,
Shop Rite Foods
12-15
12-15
____!
15c
income
_
Pittsburgh
Stock
1-13
12-15
40c
capital
(quar.)
Corp.
Pitney-Bowes,
7%
3
3
2
,,
.
& Hoist__
of America, (quar. )_________
of America
Corp.
.
Crane
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
1-11
1
1-
1-
_____——
55c
L_
Inc.—
net
investment
Plastics
income)-
Oil
Ranch
3%%
'.'T'..
"
investment
net
(quar.)
from
$1
9Vic
(quar.)
12-11
inc.—
from
Credit
Pioneer
____
(quar.)
!_____
Extra
._
Piedmont
$5.50
2-
15c
12-15
Piedmont
centavos)
25
1
1-11
1
7V2C
.__
(Final of 6 3/10c per American share after
British tax)
1-15
of
12-
2-
(quar.)___j.
12-15
preferred
Pine
Western
1-15
(payment
12-22
••
(quar.)__—------—1.
Co.
Corp.
Stock
(quar.),
I quar. )
1-15
97VaC
____
Common
preferred
Inc.
1
Mfg.
Sheraton
Tobacco—
2-
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Sheller
2
$1.12%
...—
...———
$1
1
2-
When
Per
Name of Company
of Rcc.
9
59 %c
(quar:)
A
3-
12 y2 c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
B
(R. J.)
3.60%
1-15
$2.50
(quar.)__—._
Pump
5
1-
3%
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
.
Holders
12-15
1
Shepard-Niles
Reynolds & Reynolds," com.
Common
—
Trenton
&
1-22
2%
Water
dividend—
Stock
2nd preferred
4V2%
Philadelphia
1-
Chemical—
Metals Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
Reynolds
8
Payable
12 % c
dividend—___—__—.—Z
Stock
6
When
Share
(initial)—*
Construction
Rexall Drug &
from
Philadelphia
Per
of Company
Name
Rexach
from net investment
capital gains)
(6c
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Fund—
.
12-26
12-8
15c
12-29
12-15
■
that this distribution" is
ordinary income. ; \
;
Structural
Steel,
Ltd.
(quar.)
'
I'M
Volume
Number
194
The
6115
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2597)
53
'
•„
:
••
B
Class
Extra
Lia.,
B
ciass
iquar.
(quar.)
——_______—
Bank
State
Loan
Class
50c
oi
(quar.)
Stock
dividend
preferred
6%
'Stock' dividend
Seal,
class
&
A
(initial)—
(Toronto)—
Corp.
(initial)
i
6
12-
1-
12-28
11-28
3% ,.*,..12-15
.
.
12-1
Torrington Co.
1- 2
12-15
12-13
Torrington
3-15
2-26
preferred
WOc
—
'
(quar.)
12-12
Webster
&
Stonecutter
Class
Stop
/(quar.)•!—_______L—
Shop
B
(quar.)__—:
Stouffer
Corp. (stock dividend)
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd.
5%
Pacaaru,
$0
(quar.)
preferred (quar >_
Apartment (stock dividend)
Studio
Sty Ion
Corp.
Mines,
(quar.)
Chemical
Sun
$4.50
Corp.,
preferred
Sunbeam
Corp.
Sundstrand
uiuuul)
nyci.
Corp.
Sunshine Mining
House
Sunset
Increased
(reduced
quar.)
_—__—_
com.
(quar.)•—
Oil,
corp.
Superior
Propane,
Susquehanna
Co.
of
Swift
&
_•?:
Transmountain
i
12-14
Trans-Prairie
11-22
Truax-Traer
Troy
&
True
Temper
6
40c
15c
u
12-
1
:
"
* ■'
.
.
12-11 /
Co.
Corp.,
Gas,
New
of
$5
Corp.
class
(Ohio),
class
&
A
Gas
•
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred
4.64%
preferred
;
(quar.)
;
Union
preferred
(quar.)
5.10%
preferred
5.12%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
2nd
—
5%
2nd
preferred
Inc.
(quar.)__
(nuar.)
preferred
4%
Texas
(quar.)
Electric
$4.84
-
m
•I
i'fc
':S
J
'
12-30
12-
5%
preferred
12-12
11-17
8
1
Stock
United
Cities
Gas,
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-
8
30c
12-15
12-
8
aur 2
12-13
45c
12-27
11-27
2-15
1-19
2-15
1-19
$1
2-15
1-19
$1.12'A
2-15
(quar.)
T69c
12-31
15c
}2-18
12-
1
Welch
(extra)
A
Y.)
$1.50
12-15
12-
5
30c
,'
1-19
12-15
1-
2
1-
2
12-11
12-28
.
12-12
12-11
income
and
12-
8
United
8
United
'
-
%
Corp.—
12-15
of
income
from
14c
Fund—
from
.
Thomns
5
dividend
net
West
12-20
12-
7
12-11
11-16
1-
4
4.20%
11-30
10-20
West
Seashore
&
1^1
12^15
United
,12-15
U.
11-27
U.
New
12-
1
Western
12-15
12-
5
Western
Casualty. & Surety. Co.
5
11-20
Western
11-20
12-15
12-
Quarterly
5
S.
amount
share)
about
to
Borax
Chemical,
&
4
preferred
Power
4.72%
12-22
1-
2
12-20
1-
1
12-28
(quar.—
&
Stock
:
.■
common
J5c
25c
S.
U.
S.
(quar."V
12-
dividend
_^____
Gypsum Co.,
1
Western
8
Western
Ry.
11-30
4%
y
Stock
5%
Thrift
N
■s
preferred
Thorofare
.5%
$1.50
$1.25
I—_—
12-15
12-
5
preferred
Life
S
—
—
(increased quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
Insurance
_________
the City
in
Co.
Semi-annual
U.
S.
II-25
Lines
4'A%
1-
2
12-23
U.
S.
1-
1
12-15
U.
S.
31'Ac
1-
1
12-15
U.
11-30
U.
35c
13'Ac
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
(auar.)
11-29
2
5%
12-
8
2nd
12-29
12-15
B
Inc.,
.__
11-
8
1-10-62
preferred).
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
(New Jersey)
Co.,
10c
12-31
12-11
15c
12-15
11-30
1
*■
2-15
30c
1-15
12-20
preferred
S.
Realty
12-26
12-
.
1
2-12
1- 1
2- 1
12-15
12-11
3"
$1.50
62'Ac
20c
37'^c
25c
59%c
59c
59c
683Ac
68c
18c
1-1
1-12
12- 1
12-15
12-20
12-30
2-1
2-1
1-31
2-1
12-15
12-20
$3
(quar.)
Utilities
tquar.)__
Foods, Ltd., class A
___________
(quar.)—___
11-17
12- 1
1-5
1-5
1- 5
1-5
12- 1
12- 8
12-8
12-15
1-15
12- 1
12-15
1-15
50c
1-15
12-1?
12-15
12-15
11-24
12-26
1- 2
1- 1
1- 1
12- 1
12-15
12- 8
12- 8
—
—.———_
(initial payment
35c
30c
———:—
_—_—
1-2-62
$1.25
10c
from in-
_
optional—cash or stock)_^____——
7c
Westmoreland,
Inc.
(quar.)—
——
30c
Weston
(George), Ltd.. class A (quar.)____
t7'Ac
Class B ;(quar.)___—
——$7'Ac
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.—
1-17
OO
65c
$1.75
New
1
1-
2
11-24
12-23
11-24
1-
2
$5
<
12-21
6
.
22'Ac
1-1-62
30c
(s-a >
12-15
12-
8
12-
1
Will
17'Ac
12-15
11-30
,.30c
12-30
12- 8
12- J
&
————
2n"
12-30
12-8
18c
?
2
2i)C
1- 2
}?",?
——
18'4,c
12-21
(quar.)—40c
—
Blake
Williams
30c
Investments-—-.*.—
$1.31 A
65c
1-
S.
Tobacco,
7%
—
Candle
Baumer
Bros,
(quar.)
U.
S.
Truck
United
Towns
Universal
4'A%
Lines
Electric
Marion
Match
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
Corp.
—
2
12-
1
1-
2
12-
4
2
12-1
Upper Canada
Mines, Ltd._—____
1-
2
12-
Utah
Light Co.,
(quar.)
12'Ac
1-
1
I
12-15
12-31
12-15
31'Ac
in
2
37'Ac
(quar.)
12-31
12-15
Universal
Oil
Power
$1.25
Utilities
Stock
&
Products
preferred
&
(quar.)
—
common
(quar.)
Industries Corp.
dividend
Williams
4
Williams-McWilliams
12-15
12-
1
Wilson
12-31
12-
1
Winn-Dixie
'12-29
12-
8
$1.12% '1-10-62
Stock
—
—
(quar.)
12-15
6%
12-15
12-
12-15
11-30
33C
1-
1
12-
2
1-
1
12-
2
5c
2%
common
and
preferred
4.80%
4.40%
12-27
12-11
4.96%
12-27
12-11
4.76%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
12- 8
12-15
7,
111%
12-11
ll-l<
1- 2
L-i
$1.06U
1-1
"c
12-27
1^-15
-j
—
$1.50
1-31
Power—
1
101/19
$1.12/2
(quar.)
Light Co.—
4'/,% preferred (quar.)
5%
8
8
1
8
12-11
;
preferred (quar.)
Michigan
15c
35c
50c
1-"15
121_1212-
«
Industries
(monthly)—.
Stores
Wisconsin Power &
...
class B shares
(stonk div.)
Co., Inc., $4.25 preferred (quar.)__
&
4'A%
1
32c
on
Co.
Wisconsin
11-24
J 2c
div.
——
Wisconsin Electric Power—■
12-22 '
2%
12'Ac
(stock dividend)—__
1-
3%
:
4
12-
|20c
Ltd.—
4
12-
25c
—
12-
12-15
Corp.—
preferred
Universal
(D°l.>
(quar.)___
12-15
43 3A c
.
———
preferred
12-15
15c
(quar.)
common
—
ncn-eum.
—
(reduced)—
———--——-
Board
dividend
Stock
Whitney
12-11
1-
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
12-15
12-31
12-22
1-1
12-23
quar.)_.—
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.U—
White Motor Co., common (quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)
Whitaker
Paper Co.
(quar.)
——
Whitehall Cement Mfg.
reduced)—
1
27 V2c
2oc
Corp.,
preferred
Whippanv Paper
11-24
12-
Steel
50c
$1.25
(initial
common
Wheeling
12-15
—
.31'Ac
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investment, common
preferred (ounr.)
12- 8
come
12-20
10c
—_——
31'Ac
common
.
1-
$1
dividend
12-11
12-15
(Alabama)
preferred
Westfair
of N. Y.
Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
Extra
12-15
35c
com.-(quar.)
(quar.)
Markets
preferred
1-
2%
preferred .(initial
preferred
12-12
15c
(quar.)
Wooldridge,
12-30
12- 5
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
11-30
$2.50
3-
_____—
3nd
Westminster Fund
25c
7%
U
5
12-15
____
1
12-15
12-11
(quar.)
(increased)
Freight
Stock
,
25c
Co.
Ramo
(quar.)
Gas, common
preferred
Common
12-12
——
(auar.)____
7%.
preferred
(quar.)—
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
55c
(Md.)
Fidelity & Guaranty
S.
31'Ac
dividend
Thompson
pfd.
12-
A'.'
$1,12 'A
(quar.)
5%
Gas.
12-
per
—
____
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___—
Publishing Co. (quar.)
pay¬
(quar.)
_____
preferred A (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)__
Western
,
common
35c
—
Kentucky Gas Co.
4.75%
11-17
25c
(quar.)
25c
10c
_____
(quar.)
Western
11-28
___u___________—___—
RR. & Canal Co.
Jersey
A
Natural
12-
(Del.)
$.048
11-30
12-15
12-15
12-20
12-20
12-20
12-11
12- 1
12-18
^
class
Western
12-18
$1.06'A
(interim
:
Service Co
Gas
preferred (quar.)
12-12
60c
expenses
12- 8
1- 2
1- 2
12-20
1-15
■1-15
1-15
1- 2
12-26
12-29
Common
12-18
37 toe
share free of British
for depositary
per
12-28
12-15
.
65c
Western Insurance Securities (Kansas City)—
44c
Manufacturers
&
3- 1
12- 1
12- 1
•-
15.a
12-
12-11
4.72%
—
.
30c
—
12-11
5.44%
(quar.)__
3-15
(Kansas)—
12-15
$2.75
common
y
Carc'ina
25c
profits)—
-2- 1
12-20
$1.05
$1.02'A
30c
—
Bancorporation (quar.)___—
Telephone (quar.)
12-15
50c
Conditioning-_______—
S.; Air
4'A %
12-
Iney
(quar.)
Pulp & Paper
Virginia
' -12-28
'2-15
12-15
.,
RR.
preferred B
(quar.)..—_____^
preferred C (quar.)_
4.10%
.
.7%
div.)
-
11-24
1-10
10c
(s-a)—$1.50
Special gtd. (s-a)
1
:
$1.50
West Ohio Gas (quar.)______
17V2c
West Penn Power Co., 4'A'%
pfd. (quar.)__
$1.12'A
Jersey
Western
,___.
(stock
(quar.)
After
will
a
18c
(quar. 1
pence
tax.
and
1
12-12
-
,
income
30c
—_——
depositary
12-15
Industries,
.
.
12-
Fund—
Corp.
12-15
12-15
preferred
.
investment
net
$1.25
1
:
■
of
10c
$5
1
i2"11
8c
(quar.),—6'Ac
America
(Pa.), class A
7'Ac
Co.
12-20
6%
net investment
realized gains)
(quar.)
(Calif.)
securities
11-29
1-
common
11-20
-j 10c
_u_^__10c
1
4%
(quar.)
Improvement,
1
1-
(quar.)__
12-15
.'
50c
Molasses, Ltd. ordinary
ment
52c
(quar.)"__•__•
Co.,
12-
-
.
'
12-
27c
__i.
Corp.
Merchants
United
1-15
11-30
1-10
Mfg.
-
monthly'
Tube
Western
Quarterly
1-
Eetts
11-21
12-26
■„
.
50c
and
dividend)
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
United
12-15
-
2-
,
&
12-11
.':
26'Ac
50c
75c
'75c
20c
65c
income
(stock
from
15c
Income
from
common (quar.31'Ac
preferred (quar.—
31'Ac
Inc., common
(quar.)12'Ac
Thermogas
11-21
50c
(quar.)
Power
12-20
.(8c from net investment income and 36c
12-30
$1
:
4%
preferred (quar.)
:
Textrcn, Inc., common (quar.)____
Thomas
11-22
12-11
27c
year-end capital gains distribution of 51c
Wells-Gardner Electronics Corp.
iquar.)___
Funds, Inc.—
12-
1
11-22
12-11
25c
(quar.)
R.)
(H.
Wellington
•
12-20
1-
1-
12-15
12-11
(quar.)—___,——2—._
35c
1
1-
12-15
12-31
(Del.)—
—
Scientific
1-
Elastic
1-
10c
,
(111.)—
Co.
10c
—_—
cents
(10
Financial
12-15
Co.
Monthly
Monthly
133Ac
Corp.
United
1
1-12
1- 9
12- 8
Natural
Gas
A"
the approval of the Washing¬
Utilities
&
Transportation
Com¬
'Increased
12-15
$2.50
United
2
12-15
25c
Welded
12-31
;V
6%
8
1-
1
12-15
.
12-20
8
2-
Clutch
&
Monthly
12-20
8
12-15
.12-
2- 5
1-19
——
Wire
Weissberg
1
12-
I-15
2
12-27
10'%
_____
—
—
Circuit—
com.
12-
1-10
Glass
1
32c
(quarJ
12-
1
1-
30c
25c
(quar.)_——___
3%
Co.
preferred
United
2-
!—
preferred
1-
1-1
30c
_____
(quar.)
1-
1- .2
12-11
1- 2
$3
12-22
12-22
12-15
37'Ac
Brake
preierred C
1
1-
2-
10c A
16c
1
2-15
12-30
Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.)
1- 2
12- 1
Weeden & Company
(quar.)
12-11
11-24
Extra
_~4LUiL;A_AALAA
12-1-1'
ill-24
Weiboldt Stores, 'common
(*quar.)y;:__A_,
; '
,i» l-. 1
12-20
$4.25 preferred (quar.)%!___—__________ A.$1.06'A* ..v&l- 1
12-20-.
6%
preferred (quar.)A.A- <'75cd^tyl?.irl
12-20s
3'A%
junior preferred (quar.)____'1_—__ ". 81 'Ac '
1-1
12-20
Weiman Company (stock dividend).—;
5% .. 12-22 -12-3.
11-22
HOc
H5c
dividend)
(stock
1-
1-20
1-
King Corp.—
6%
1-
8
$1.14
convertible
12-15
11-22
1-
12-8
U.
Inc.,
Thatcher
12-15
15c
12-
12-15
1-20;
37'Ac
(quar,)_______.——.—__
_______
-Washington Water
15c
1-
IT.
Inc.,
1
12-14
1-20
to
ton
(quar.)
1-
1-10
conv.
Textiles,
12-
12-21
*
_____W____
(quar.)
12-15
.
12- 7
20c
Subject
5
$1.05
(interim)
Ltd.
6%
1-10
Tex-Tube,
6% preferred
12-
•
12-22
10c
Washington
(quar.)
6%
8
2-
Utilities
Textron,
12-15
11-15
6c
Extra
1
1-19
(1959 series)
8
12-
Gas
.
iquar.)
12-
preferred (1958 series)
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)
12-
2-
preferred
12-15
1
Waste
(quar.)_____
Fastener
Gas
l quar.)
1
11-20
11-20
12-11
12-11
lz-12
y,
■
.
—_———_
Pictures
Electric
Washburn
deposit
dividend
United
.
1-
2-
•
Extra
12-15
12-15
...
and 2c
gains).
Quarterly
1
1
:
.
(quar.)______;—
common
Quarterly
Fund—
Tneatre
United Carbon
1-
"
12-
1-
12-8
12-21 "12- 7
12-11
:
11-21
32c
20c
8
1-
y
,
preferred (quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)
Electric
Co.,
dividend
Warner
11-17
20c
8
8
$1.21
preferred
$1
profits)
Products
Lines,
United-Carr
'
(quar.)____
$4.56
$1.25
Artists
V, $1.19
preferred
$1.25
Air
12-
12-19
37'Ac
<quar.)__
class A (quar.)__
Gas,
Corp.
Aircraft
United
•United
(quar.)_
$4
Aircraft
United
1
11-16
12-15
t7^c
net investment
United
1-
12-14
12- 8
12-22
5c
10c
securities
12-
12-
2
20c
:
N.
(Omaha)
Accumulative
from
12-
12-
1-
12-22
15c
(quar.)
(annual)
Bros.
(quar.)___L_____
RR.
12-
12-
Bros.
Preferred
5'A%
Company
(quar.)
(38c from
United
1
Leonard
Warner
Stock
(quar.)
Bank
1
Light Co.—
preferred
Texas
B
United
4 'A
$4.76
•'
Class
12-
1
15c
30c c
$15c
3%
Warner
12-11
8
12- 8
(quar.)
Co.
Productions
Warner
40c
1
1
12-15
15c
■____—
Natural
1-
11-21
50c
pfd.
Texas
1-
12-
dividend
Baking Co.,
11-30
.___
Union
1-
(Wm.)
Disney
Stock
Ward
12-11"
92 toe
5'A%
Canada,
12-19
-
Wallace
Ward
87toc
Yards
11-29
1-
11-13
12-22
—
income
capital
long-term
12-30
(quar.)——
Stock
12-31
12- 6
12-20
5c
•
31'Ac..
investment
net
realized
11-30
(quar.)_
common
Pacific
«
-
Service—
&
Angeles/
Co.,
Union
12-31
12-20
20c
,
(quar.)___—________—tuc
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.
(quar.)
Union
12-
$1.43%
.i___
1_—_
A—_______
Investing Corp.—
from
from
12-15
10c
(quar.)_
12-15
Street
(4c
11-30
(quar.)
12- G
(quar.)
1-15
___.
1
.12-20
.$1.56'A
__
common..—
Company
12-15
(quar.)
(Troy,
11-29
12-15
Wall
30c
(quar.)^
pfd.
2nd
Paper
preferred
3
—
Ltd. com.
National
12-15
.
Corp.,
preferred
1-15
15c
Investment Co.
3
preferred (quar.)
—$1.27
preferred (quar.)
%—
$1.16
$4.56 preferred <quar.)_
;__
$1.14
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$1
Texas Fund, Inc.
(quar.)
:—
5c
Texas Gas Transmission, common ;(quar.)—"■■■m 37'Ac
4.96% preferred (quar.)__
% $1.24
5 'A%
preferred (quar.)
$1.31'A
5.40% preferred (quar.)
1.
$1.35
Texas Gulf Sulphur
(quar.)
25c
Power
4
class
Reed,
$1.25
American
Union
11-
$5.08
Texas
12-
(quar.)__________
Union
11-
__.
•
6%
•y
12-11
10c
—
4
12-11
5%
Walgreen
25c
Corp.
12-
12-11
—
$4.64
;
1
62 Ac
(Los
of
Gas
12-29
Extra
<
12-
(quar.)
(extra)______
preferred
(quar.)
^
$3.70
preferred
(quar.)__
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.25
$1.31'A
—_—9c
(quar.)_
+$1
—
40c
i-—
_______
(monthly)
Canada,
Texaco,
12-15
2%
12-
r
12-31
2'A
—.—
Tenney Corp.
Texaco
Electric
11-30
(quar.)
_:—
preferred (quar.$1.12v2
preferred (quar.)
$1.18
preferred
J15c
1-15
Walt
$3.50
-I—
5.25%
1
(quar.)
American dep. rets,
Bag-Camp
Bank
.
12•
12-11
$1.28
$1.31
preferred
2nd
12-
(interim)
Union
11-30
$1.16'/4
$1.22v2
$1.27Vx
(quar.)
4.90%
4.72%
11-24
12-20
preferred
participating
Union
12-11
$1.06V*
$1.15
$1.16
j_
(quar.)
5.24%
12-22
12-15
28c
$1.02v2
tquar.)
com.
4.25%
4.50%
%>,. 1-15
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Salle Street
La
&
$1.12'A
common
convertible
South
60c
12-
11-30
2Yo
Transmission,
preferred
1-15
1
(quar.)__!
J.)
N.
NV Ordinary
12-
1-2
35c
'
4.60%
:h
2
2
12-28
A__—9c
class B_,
3 Yo
—___—
4.10%
4.65%
1
2-
;
Union Acceptance,
8
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
dividend
Tennessee
12-
1-
9c
Stock
2
1-
$1
———
(quar.)l
preferred
Tennessee
-
1-
50c
—_
Class
ft
1
2-
40c
Electric Light & Power
Gas,
Coach
receipts
12-15
12-29
18c
—-A-
on
2-
(quar.)
Jersey
(quar.)
Electric Corp.
(quar.)__—.
Amulet Mines, Ltd
1-15
$1.75
common
preierred
1
12-
.,VA
B
Wakefield
1-15
'
Corp.—
(quar.)
$5
8
12-
mission
11-15
:
40c
(quar.).
__—
dividend
$1.49
15c
Unilever,
11-29
12-14
*
10c
(quar.)——
dividend
Stock
Waite
1
-
12-20
Co.
12-15
1
11-29
12-15
Service
2
1
L
Udylite Corp. (quar.)__
Ltd.
Ordinary
"
4
v
12-11
12-15
Ranch
1-
2-
(s-a)
dividend
$1.50
12-12
1-
:
Twin
12-12
1- 5
30c
(N. Y.)
RR.
11-15
12-15
Wagner
Company of Morris County
Tucson
12-15
12-27
25c
A:
Stock
Waddell
12-15
2-
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
Trust
Coal
Greenbush
6
12- 1
12-15
12-15 ;V 12-4
12-15
1- 2
12- 1
12-23
12- 1
12-23
12- 5
1- 5
45c.,..
Corp
Telephone
12-29
2-
Triangle Conduit & Cable
11-30
Quarterly
■.
Tyler Refrigeration
.
tquari>__Ii__—
Extra
Tejon
1-31
25c
Ltd.
11-30
10ca 12-22
1-1-62
80c
Forging
11-30
12-20
8
25c
Line
11-24
208
t50c
30c
Products
12-
$1.42'A
Pipeline,
1
(quar.)
Taylor Instrument Cos.
,„.Tecumseh
2
633Ac
Steel
Co.
12-20
12-15
Extra
12'Ac
;
1
class A (initial)ry__—16c
Co.. 4%
preferred
<R-at__-—
$2
Flbte
1-
.;
$1.22'A
Pipe
12-
tlOc
1.—-
Tectum
8
1
12-
Vulcan
20c
;
.
—'___
(quar.)
preierred
"Class
Quarterly
12-
t35c
$.004
6c
5Yo
—
\Extra~
V Taylor
Oil
Williams
&
12-14
12-15
—*5cy
Extra.
.
12-
•
$1.40
10c
25c
$20c
1——t25c
Company
2
(quar.)
1
1—
(quar,)*...
(James), Inc. (increased-quar.)
.Tamblyn (G.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
Tappan
I-
(quar.)
1
——
(quar.)
,
Tasty Baking,
8
(quar.)
12-
—
,,1
preferred
8
12-
preferred
Union
4%
12-
2
$1.12'A
(initial)
Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
(quar.)
53A% ; preferred (quar.)I____A_C___A_-___v
5%
preferred (quar.)—1—
"
Mold & Iron Co
—•—;
L—_
2
-50c
System
Co.
(quar.)_____i.i______i.yi._
Co.
Materials
6'A%
1-
preferred
11-22
1
1-
preferred
12-
12-
J60c
-
——
——
Vulcan
*60c
■
$5.60
11-
12-1
■
Ltd.—
$5.96
12-
(quar.)—
common
Broadcasting
.Talcott
12-15
$5.70
6c
(quar.)
Extra;.
Taft
12-15
Grocery
—________
Extra
12-8
Fund—
Bus
12-15
1-2
12-15
Corp. (stock dividend)
America, common,-.—_—_—
Company
1-3-62
11-24
$4
ncd.,
Supply Co.
^Syracuse
Von's
1
Products
Food
125C
12-15
(Conn.)—
(increased)
Common
12-
22'Ac
(quar. )_•.*
Corp.
I2V2C
62'Ac
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
Supervised Shares, Inc. (quar.)
Optional cash or stock
Sweets
Corp.
12V2C
—
(quar.)
(Calif.)
Co.
12-28
11-24
3%
Oil
A
(quar.)
(Morristown,
dividend
Superior
Vita
12-8
team.)-—
______
Co.
12-" 1
(quar.
Co.
15c
12-28
(quar.)
Trust
15c
25c
preierred
4V2%
»<
12-13
preferred
Trunkline
12-15
'
„__—
(quar.)_
preferred
2
$4.90
12-18
„/% 15c
1
1-
Power—
Virginia
2%
a-—''
Transcontinental Gas
12-12
<
12-15
___.*
12-
12-12-
12-15
12-29
$2.55
5c
-—
Distributing
Electric
Stock
—_—
(quar.)
Super Valu Stores, Inc., com.
5Vo
preferred
(quar.)—
Superior
—
—
Mid-Continental
Sunray
iquar.)
common
<quar.)___
A
(quar.)
11-30
12-15
_____
preferred (quar.)-$4.20 preferred (quar.)—;
$4.12 preferred .(quar.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph
12-
$1.25
3%
6'Ac
" HOc
15c
$1.12
42V2C
1-toc
35c
—
11-30
12-20
8
"
(quar.)
i2-29
preferred tquar.)____
Transue
11-30
12-20
$1.01
$1.05
$1.03
23c
1-
B
175c
Quarterly
6
12-20
$1.25
12-20
Class
(quar.)
1
Transcontinental
2-
32'Ac
5
5c
preferred
Trans-Canada
12-20
1
1
1-
V: 12-
$1.25
<quai'.j_
p*u.
eu*«v.
2nd
Sullico
class
12-
1- 2
12-11
12-11
2-28
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
12-15
12-15
12-12
12-22
1- 2
12-28
12-21
12-15
12-22
1212-
12-15
12-11
45c
12'Ac
4%
$1.25
(quar.)—
12- 5
12-15
12-15
1
1
2
12-11
10c
—_____
commoii
12-20
15c
1212-
1-
5c
——
(quar.)
Studeuaicer
6
12-.
12-1
$4.04
dividend)
(quar.)
Transamerica
12-29
12-15
5%
'Class- A "(quar.)
4'A%
2
12-15
'
12-
12-15
12-
'
9
12-1
12-15
$20c
(quar.)_
12-15
*.
12-
12-22.
U2'Ac
30c
15c
12-11
1-
12-20
37'Ac
t66c
5
—
Ltd.
5%
(quar.)
B
40c
8
1-
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Victor
Equipment
,———
__________
Victory Marxets, class A
(quar.)—
12-15
40c
(stock
12-15.
1-15
(special)
Electric &
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
1^-oU
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.
t$l
(quar.)
12',au
Viau,
$5
pfd.
12-
__
(quar.)__
8
25c
10c
of Rec-.
12-
12-22
10c
.
Supply,
Class
Corp.
Holders
12-22
(increased)
Fair Mills
Vapor
Payable
25c
,
Ventures,
45c
participating
(quar.)—
(quar.) —
B.), 5% preierred
Sciver
Vanity
b
Angeles)
5c"
A_—
nroaucabutig do.,
Class
12 'Ac
(quar.)
(Los
Corp.
(J.
(Phoenix)
When
Share
,,
Bank
!
Traders Finance Corp.,
5%
12-
Co.
of Company
National
12-14
Engineering Corp.—
Mfg.
B
12-15
1-15
1- 1
1- 1
<
1-1
12-15
20c
25c
25c
75c
class
B
&
Storer
Inc.
iviiiis,
Trust
6%
Photolab
12-15
12-29
12-30 ;
12-
1-15
dividend
Class
12-15
$1.25
.
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., common!____
5prior pref. ;(quar.)__
•.
——_—
5% conv. 2nd preferred (quar.)_____
:
2
1st preferred
Stone
12-12
-
•V
-
"1-
11-24
12-21
2%
(Nevada)
&
Star,
Stock
•
Town
1-1-62
0<c
.
12-11
12 toe
dividend
Tractor
(quar.4j3Ac
Still-Man "Mfg., class A (increased quar.):___
12 Vac
7%
Stock
Toronto
11-27
1- 2
Van
5
$1
Participating
+35c
12-
12 Vac
Mining
Research
Tool
..
'& Stem Textiles, 4Va'/f pru. \quar.)
Stetcher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
Tonopah
11-
12toc
Valspar
12-15
;
11-28
s
12-11
(niuthocui.*.
&
Toys
12-15
__—;—_—_———
——
Tonka
12-26
25c
—„12'Ac
12-31
Tobin
12-15
.—
Valley
Quarterly
*.
Packing Co.
(year-end)
quarterly
(increased)
5
12-29
10c
V : V
12-11
10c
Realty & Construction
5%.
.Sterii
-1
12-
2
12-31
__________
Insurance
Per
Name
i 61.12 'A
(quar.)__
(initial).
co.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
: $1.06'A
A
(year-end)
37 Vac
2%
urvruend)
-
_:
Extra
1-
%
Title
pfd.
(quar.)__
Foods
When
Share
B
dividend
Tishman
1
12-15
2%
B—
•
common
12-
Stock
11-28|
Common
New
Inc.
Tunes-Mirror
11-28
i,_——_—-—'
Products,
Inc.—
'
•
common
Sterling Trusts
Time,
12-11
11-28
1- 4
Sterling ' Brewersi: ,(quar.)—_—, >
Sterling
Lewis
12-11
12-15
•
preferred
Tillie
12-15
tsiock
Aluminum
Sterling
-i
1-10
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Chemical Co.
Stepnan Company
'
1
1- 2
12-22
12-15
2-
4'A%
12-15
A
(quar.—___—
Stauffer Chemical
Stepau
12-30
25c
class
on
Per
Name of Company
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4'A%
1"——25c
class
Finance,
&
B;
1-15
2oc
15c
12'Ac
45c
2nd series ptd. (quar.),
Albany (quar.)_____________
Corp.,
State
1
12-30
Hoc
50c
25c
»,*.
1-15
*40c
Stanley Works
(increased)—.—J,
Star Market Co.
(quar.)
Starrett
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
„
$30c
(s-a)-____
A
Stanley Home Products
]:
'
(s-a)
Brocx,
Stanley
V
'
class
Ltd.,
Stanfields,
Per ■"
Share
.
of Company
Name
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
*,101/
1-.
______
JJ-20
JMO
$1.24
$1-19
11
1-10
11
12-15
11-30
19A*
11
-gllS
90
12 15
11
12-15
1--15
11 30
11-30
12-15
11-30
54
(2598)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Wisconsin
Witco
Company
Public
Chemical
Wolverine
Wolverine
Class
A
Woodward
Iron
Woodward
yl-12
12-15
<fe
preferred
steel
12-11
17Vic
1
(quar.)
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
20,000
1-15
1-
2
from
833
1961
of
Bros.,
Woolworth
will
12-
8
Ltd.,
6%
to
pfd.
(stock
6
1
The
to
12-11
10-30
before
18%c
12-29
12-11
2%
-
12-27
12-
5
$1
Co.
1-2
12-
(monthly)—
12-20
12-
12-1
25c
—
1-
2
2-
1
1-19
$1
12-11
12-
7c
1-
2
shares
Yellowknife
Bear
Mines
Batteries
Ltd
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
2
12-12
12-12
most
12-15
10c
3-15
10c
6-15
10c
9-15
30c
12-15
12-
10%
12-15
Youngstown
6%
Currv
fie
Sheet
&
$1.25
12-15
(stock
Tube
1-10
12-11
1-10
12-11
25c
12-12
J4c
12-30
12-15
20c
12-29
12-
8
12-29
12-
ties
11-15
25c
preferred
8
—
dividend)...
(quar.)
Jewelry
Class
B
,
(quar.)
(stock dividend-of
B
for
Zeigler
each
Coal
33
Electric
Zenith
Radio,
Extra
*
share
held)
ouar.i
(quar.)
initial
com
quar.)
—
Transfer
books
in
resident
less
not -closed
Canadian
tax
British
for
funds,
this
tax
2-28
5-31
8-31
1962)
sold
are
be
changed
designs,
under
the
from
Sportmen's
manufactures
Acces¬
addition
In
to
shares
certain
the
"Ply-Flex,"
The
into full production,
■
and
of common
as
12-
at
the
for
In
addition
Supply Co. -— Bonds
Privately—Dec. 5, 1961, it was reported that this
privately through First Boston Corp., and
White,'Weld <& Co., New York City, $3,500,000 of first
mortgage 5% bonds, series D due 1991.
73.2%•
then
August F.
17.6%
This
of 941
company
registration
statement
North Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind.
with
of convertible subordinated
sale
the
SEC
Nov.
on
debentures due
29
filed
present
This
of
which
Co.,
The company and its subsidiaries are
principally engaged in proc¬
essing and distributing a variety of food products, including canned and
frozen fruits and vegetables, canned and frozen fruit
juices and fruit
beverages, and nonseasonal canned items, such as pork and beans,
tribution
Spanish
new
made
General Corporation and
Investment News-'
Finest,
other
Continued from page 10
the
Van
Commission's
contained
proceedings
in
and
including, -among
others,
operations for
eight months
ended
Oct.
the
"as
of
the
31,
trend
1959,
the
and
question
omitted
following
the
ended
fiscal
various
from
(i>
30,
company earnings; (2)
the
factors affecting operations and
adverse
the
financial
pany's
of
need
the
of
the
offering;
stock
in
the
subject
191,
Southern
purported discontinuance
the failure to disclose a
filed
Commission
of
A
stock
bidding
registration
with
the
application
an
Dec.
on
common
competitive
filed
the
period
the
covered
and
due
7
for
and
the
permission
Thee
for
an
exemption
and
from
sell
the
for
the
proposed
issue
is
Sunset
vr
1,500,000
Harold
retire
Quinton,
bank
Edison
loans
program.—V.
and
194,
be
spokesman said.
company
Trust
Co.,
Inc.
The
•bonds,
at
has
company
of
the
4%%
the
series
Chase
called
sinking
with
due
Jan.
redemption
$167,000
1,
Manhattan Bank,
1979
at
Jan.
on
its first
of
100%.
New York,
1,
of
Payment
will
193,
be
line
made
The
corporation
shares
common
Inc.,
Proceeds
Space
Brown
to
are
of
investment
113
be
W.
for
St.,
working capital.
Grande, Ariz.,
I
stock,
of
SEC
which
200,000
29
&nd
headed
underwriting teims
sre
by
to
Blair
be
'EfSL"!0 lncludes 40'000 shares
shares at
-60,000
$3.75
business
from
investment
time
'securities
The
to
at
time
the
company
?WtrSriRnH
electrical and
proceeds
to
used
certain
share
time
prices
of
Co.
owned
which
pay
amount
a
of
on
The
filed
The
to
shares
offered
an
all
of
shares)
Inc.,
of
none
The
to
Franklta
ana
The
may
Corp
later be
nrices
and
in
,
to
P
s
the
redX
stock
purposes
of
ing
basis
has
been
;
p.
investment
is
of
of
had
currently
and
to
as
New
01
GIVING
(par
for
the
tlm
usn
the
including
of
purchase
owned
as
Taddeo
on
by
EFFECT
Mr.
28,
of
sfnrk
interest
at
in
the
by
the
rate
of
on
a
B
are
construction
TO
N.
A.
Hart
&
Laird,
Bissell
Jones,
Kreeger
the
&
working
hormone!
pharmaceutical
10,000
5,000
sale
incurred
engineering
and
the
has
company
giving
will
effect
issued
be
in
outstanding
to a proposed
exchange for
Drive,
East
purchase
to
23.596
.
class
WashirJgton,
Port
N.
Y.,
Nov. 39 covering 8211,400
on
debentures
due
shares
A
attached
(with
1972
at
a
to
price
be
of debentures for. each 280
$10Q
offering
will
includes
of either
shares
be
made at $100 per unit
(8100 of
purchase 14 class A shares). The record
.
to
warrant
one
(1)
The. prospectus
lists B"li fis Low,
Inc., as the underwriters.
12,000 shares
prevailing at the time of sale.
engineers,
the
designs,
trade
manufactures
and
animated
Technamations,
name
and
trans¬
other
tech¬
share.
purposes.
certain
indebtedness,
to
A
A
(voting)
stock,
record
and-
Stanley
28Va%
391,500
L.
president,
each,..-.and
Mary G.
officials as
Management
The
the- company
B shares
lists
prospectus
28
31,
1961
book
187,
value .of
all
has
class
Schwartz,
selling
Ballance,
a
group
outstanding
Redd
own
of
Evans
secretary,
stockholders,
and
outstanding
(non-voting),
and
owns
53,850
class
including Evans
others
who
propose
250 to 6.667 shares. The
shares
about
was
52c
per
1548.
p.
a
Dec.
with $80,500 obtained from
private sales of the -com¬
pany's securities, will be used to the extent necessary
to organize
and operate the company's first contem¬
BUSINESS—The
company, a Delaware corporation, was incorporated
15, 1961, to operate a high-speed electronic data processing
capable of rapidly, furnishing, on request
by retail business and
o'her subscriberrs, reports
concerning persons who present checks .in
payment for goods and services.
The company has its offices at 2724
West Eighth, Los Angeles.
>
v"
on
17,000
'
corporate
plated information center.
May
system
$80,000
The
$400,000
H.
&
Lehman
Co.,
&
Inc.__
Co.,
is still
company
has
net
Inc.
tested
In
CAPITALIZATION
•"
<
B
stock
5,000
stock
194,
p.
actual
GIVING
and
EFFECT
TO
par)__l__Ll
'
developmental
to offer;
proposes
(lc
PRESENT
stage
and
its system
FINANCING
.■
-
Outstanding
347.500 shs.
750.000 shs.
par)___-
4.500 shs.
4 500 shs.
warrants.
-
thus
practice.
Authorized
purchase
469.
service it
:
(lc
capital stock
Common
—V.
the
70 000
70 000
v
-
5,000
Progressive Investors, Inc._
Graber & Co.,
be*n
Common
5,000
in. a-promotional
not as yet rendered
has
in
Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co., Ltd.—Shares
Registered
Samson,
Inc.
Company
5,000
Co.—Capital Stock Offered—Pursuant to a
Nov. 29, 1961 offering
circular, Raymond Moore & Co.,
Los Angeles, offered
publicly 40.000 shares of this firm's
per
for
super¬
stock
Telecredit, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
tne
The company will
use
its
SEC
stock
Tavart
capital stock at $5
In
use
'loans
1, 1961 prospectus, Globus, Inc., New York City, offered
publicly 155,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$1 per share. Net proceeds,-estimated at $121,500, along
Shares
T.
Co.__jr
for
bank
,
(after
Sintsink
11
under
class
share.—V.
397,000 shs.
£erms and conditions contained
Alessandrini
Meeds..
bfi
dis¬
and
.
70,000
30,009
&
products
equipment,
shares
subordinated
also
s»..ld
shares.
Outstanding
17,000
65,000
Co
of
company
class
Class
Kamen & Co.
stock
such
supplied by amendment.
those
of
of
Oct.
FINANCING
Shares
Co.
will
shares
of
operating companies.
PRESENT
$400,000
Lomasney &
Karasik
Frank
2,000
proceeds .from; the
proposes to sell the 9,000 class A shares
to sell class E shares in amounts
re.naing from
purchased.
A.
state¬
The
manufacture
who
underwriting
agreement,
the
underwriters
named
below,
have
severally agreed to purchase the number of shares of common stock
set forth opposite their
respective names.
The underwriters are obli¬
gated to purchase all of the shares offered
hereby if any such shares
Myron
new
indebtedness,
common
beneficially 28
F.
fee
per
the
.
the
$'3tKf;6'6o
^
rate of
addition
own
ma¬
5%
to
be
to
which
operating
bowling
lanes and automatic
$80,000
the
purchase
whereby
The
general
In
t
company*
is
200,000
bear¬
loan
the
statement
for
1958,
Anthony
800,000 shs.
notes,
to
in
related
6f
to
which
The
Karasik
Frank
finder's fee.
a
Net
sold
of
share.
per
commission.
training aids and displays, and sales and advertising devices. Net
proceeds from the debenture sale will be applied to retirement of bank
loans incurred for working capital, expansion of
manufacturing facil¬
ities, research
and
development, expansion of sales force and sales
promotion, and the balance will be added to working capital and used
Construction
Jan.
consultant
a
including
1966
(bank
of
convertible
parencies
engaged in constructing
bowling centers, all of which
warrants.^
promissory
1,
indebtedness
and
businesses.
reduction
certain
to
warrants
excess
Of¬
companies
cents)
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
such
SUC
Nov.
10
manufacture
and
registrar
2489.
York
$5,000
acted
other
and
the
as
primarily
carts
retail
shares
share,
per
Chorna,
'
,
undenying liice warrants
sold to the underwriters, and (2) 9,000 outstanding class A and 56.383
outstanding class B shares which may be offered from time to time by
the holders thereof in
the
over-the-counter market at prices not in
of
equipment,
be installed
50c
share
per
outstanding
at
engaged
company
at
date
primarily
buildings
lease
17,000
cents
John R. Maher Associates and R. Topik & Co.,
bowling centers.
The name
changed from Taddeo Bowling & Leasing Corp.'.
Sept. 25, 1961.
Until 1961, the company was
three
40
a
'
-
filed a, regis;150,000 shares
development, to reduce outstanding accounts payable, an<i,
c&piftii'k
:''X
"
held.
'. The
on
to
v„.
•
Calif.,
covering
28
registration statement_with the SEC
a
7%
class
whole¬
Corp.—Common
organized
State
time,
,
the
about
nical
was
the
Gl.endale,
Nov.
on
offered for public sale at $4
through underwriters headed by
Charles
capital,
Way,
be
to
to
debentures and
■
appointed
194,
annum)
offered
the manufacture
patents
turity
stafp
of
the
in
engaged
:y'yy
Leasing
construction
furniture
will
convertible
Sundry
by
capital. International manufactures
anti-bleeding compounds
and
hormone formulations -which
it
sells in bulk to
for further processing into
finished pharmaceutical
products.
companies
plans
stock
8%
purchase
Pa sm{l!
market
the
certain
f„a„nd!h5 &TE1 0t, I*general -'corporate
C0nvfr"ble
the
balance
for
City,
&
of
that
and
account
it
stock
offering price
warrants
subsidiaries,
$38,640
Is
12.1%
to
,
stock,
Nov.
a
the
was
account
own
com¬
precision machinery. Of the net
company's sale of additional
stock, $1,200,000 will
portion of the purchase
price
($2,000,000 plus a
company
its
Common
forpubhc
or
public
sale.
Hormones,
to
name
Common
registration
a
Emendment
securities
UgHand f00d Products
devices and
International
be
and five-year
is^engaged, through
the
J.,
supplied by
related
York
capital
CAPITALIZATION
230,000
made
&
own
pinspotters,
business
beinS outstanding stock,
electronic
from
be
per
company,
at
N.
to
are
The-offering will be
Angeles,
share
per
supplied by amendment). _It Js proposed -to offer such debentures for
subscription by holders of-.the company!^ class A and class B common
yV.-.
"
■
engaged as a general contractor
for bowling centers at thp direction
buildings
Registered—
covering
shares
Athe^°mp^nL.and«30'000 sharesthereof.
holders
Los
of
a
"Reg. A" covering 75,000
$3.75, through Costello, Rus-
-
to
other
shares
5-year
SEC—■
70c
presently outstanding 26,624 shares), of which George E. HoedingPresident,
and
Ralph
G.
Sanders,
Vice-President,
will
own
each, and management officials as a group 86.68'r.
filed
sell
to
SEC
shopping
addition
This
stock,
proposes
from
president,
own
will increase
"Technical Animations, Inc.—Debentures—Com. Reg'd-^-
•■;
stock,
of
preferred
common
Authorized
St., Hoboken,
Nov.
on
at
corporation.—V.
laws
in
company
centers.
small
storage
-
Andriola,
Andriola
shares
new
37.35%
com¬
V-
.
With
filed
of
of
supplies.
corporation
prior
present
its
*
a
the
its
for
Phoenix
is
cold
new
indicated,
■
1961
the
of and for the account
others.
The
company,
as
general contractor, has constructed .19;
bowling center buildings.'
: 1"
"•'''''
'
The company has completed construction of five
bowling centers lor
$2,
Securities
24,
Blvd.,
the
The
outstanding
haus,
oi
"Reg. A" covering 75 000
through Preferred Secu¬
a
at
Casa
730 Grand
(through underwriters
of
filed
offered
Investment
Products, Inc.—Common
company, of
statement with the
^
1961
be
Co.
used
2nd
This
mon
24,
to
&
company.
-Sperti
ithe
Nov.
on
(par 50c)
and
a
series
as
893.
builders'
to
the
others
buildings
Space Financial Corp.—-Files With SEC—
rities,
of
shares
and,
principally
2480.
p.
who,
to
to
through
mortgage'pipe
Y.—V.
N.
1962
and
2,076,443
-
New
of
nominal
a
basis
Co.—Partial Redemption—
for
fund,
facilities.
Air
the
is
recapitalization
and
.
-
Construction
under
Taddeo,
operation
Co..
stock
common
BUSINESS—The
-
Southern Natural Gas
construction
of
product
In
A.
Luciixe
d
a
stock
Imppovd '(Working
225,000
29, 1961 prospectus, Myron
A. Lomasney & Co., New York
City; N. A. Hart & Co.,
Bayside, N. Y., and associates, publicly offered 200,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $5 per share. Net
proceeds will be used .by the company for the construc¬
tion of eight bowling centers.
Chairman, said proceeds will be used to
help finance the continuing construction
to
2338.
p.
a
sale-of
fered—Pursuant
commission's
by
Co.,
Sunset
1029
for
905
stockholders
applied
The
and
Exchange Commission in Washington,
(D.C., Dec. 11 preparatory to its offering in
January. If the exemption
-is granted,
the underwriting group for the issue will be
headed
Dean Witter &
of
retail
Taddeo
Securities
{First Boston Corp. sand
construction
to-be offered
par)
Sunshine and
Superior Industries Corp.—Appointment—
Util¬
to
for
p.
Nov.
on
(no
Sale
expected
expended
of
with
includes
at cost
working
to
manufacturing operations and
can
manufacturing
shares
194,
Co., -Los Angeles.
sale-and
rule.
statement
shares.—V.
using-vegetables
the Stokely's
Dixie,
outstanding
will receive
and
be
for
under
Kingtaste,
indebtedness
375,541
-shares
the
Public
can
outstanding
orporation
&
Irving
issue
to
100.000
various
common
diligence to ascertain
California
to
owns
sotto
1326.
with
its
to
sold
will
which.-.Edward
-of
Corp.—Common Registered—
company
markets
under "private labels" of customers of
the company's debenture sale will be
used to finance the increased volume of
Sunset Industries, Inc.—Files
the
p.
Kuner,
dinners
are
The
as
aggregating $2,875,000
has
Stokely
frozen
products
also
certain
resold
be
from
use about $750,000
in Fairmont, Minn.
company
which
proceeds
additions
addition
the
well
as
California Edison Co.—Proposed Stock
company
shares
In
months
for sale of a substantial part of the
public offering to
employees, relatives, management officials of both the
regis¬
underwriter, and others; and (5) the extent to which the
and
The
nine
1960,
of
may
warehouse
prospectus; (3) the com¬
funds and the intended use of the
proceeds
the identity of the beneficial owners of
part
of the secondary offering and the failure to
(4)
(underwriter failed -to exercise reasonable
the condition of the
company.—V.
ities
the
31,
well
as
and
said
Pictsweet,
labels,
Net
The
working capital and
expansion of the company's
pany
plans
■promoters,
trant
Jan.
backlog after
included
dis¬
for additional
stock
-disclose
statements
1969,
ended
■
by
information
Camp's,
replace funds
acquisition
company's
prospectus,
the -results of company
in
'continuing sharp decline in sales and
to
the
Sept.
year
to
products,
fish.
or
company
sales and
to
macaroni
beef
company.
added
closures
rice,
fowl,
and
a
by
of the
rate
of
stock,
common
&
The offerings
through underwriters headed by Reynolds & Co., Inc. 'Ihe
debentures, public offering price of both issues and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
be
interest
has
company
share.
statement
ment
will
The
value
offering ;will be made
stocx,
common
the
respectively. Sale of the
,
corporation,
tration
a
$15,000,000
covering
indebtedness,
subsidiary),
11.7%
book
$1.33 per
1982, to be offered for public
the company, and 100,000 outstanding shares of
to be offered by William B. Stokely, Jr., board chairman.
by
certain
X. Michelini. Vice-President,
and
Technibilt
y Previously published date was incorrect. The corrected
payment
date and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
15% Canadian non-residents tax.
x Less Jamaica
Income tax.
used
to
174,350 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a recent 30-for-l
stock split and the issuance of 3,350 new shares in exchange for- 26.8%
of the outstanding stock of Tec-Welding & Fabricating Co.,
Inc., Its
Stokely-"Van Camp, ;Inc.—Debentures—Common Reg'd
of the stock offering by the company were to be
purchase machinery and equipment and for working capital.
additional
for
Sold
,
proceeds
purchase
to
firm had sold
tax.
-
the
from
bank,
Non¬
source.
••
stock sale will be used to repay a 6% loan from
additional machinery used in the manufacture of
sales personnel and establishment of six sales
ofiices
throughout
the
country,
for
advertising and
research
an(l
development, and for working capital to be used for general corporate
purposes. The
prospectus states that, to the extent that the salaries
of management officials (aggregating $73,226) may exceed the earnings
of the company, such working capital may be
used for that purpose.
Spring Valley Water Works &
1
Inc.—Common Registered—
engaged in the 'design, manufacture and
welding, equipment and also performs all types of
users on
a
job basis. The $244,000 estimated net
gas
other
for
torches,
group 86.5%.
a
inert
proceeds
a
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, of which Daniel J. Silverstein, presi¬
dent, owns 72.2%, and management officials
,
is ;principally
company
of
welding
net
:y
■,
-
90,000
„
•,,
■■
,
company).
sale
items made of fiberglass,
'tradename
company
■
company
The
..
distributes
and
from
dryer recently developed by
working capital.
1
dividend.
deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
income
3,000
class
_.
increased
1
Supply, Ltd.
new
I Payable
a
shares
Coke
&
Zenith
—
one
$4
at
purchase
in
100,000
Zale
to
initial inventory of
11-27
36%c
Park
Inc.,
exercisable
$750,
warrants
finder.
this financing will be
applied to open and
supply
the company's products for three distribution facili¬
Chicago, San Francisco and Miami, for expansion of present
manufacturing
facilities
by
purchase
of
additional
machinery and
hiring of additional engineering personnel, to put the fiberglass clothes
11-30
;
will
name
January,
which
of
proceeds
11-30
12-15
for
120,000
3
of 153 Union Ave., East Rutherford, N. J., filed q
statement with
the SEC on Nov. 28 covering 100,000
shares of common stock,
to be offered for public sale at $■?._5 per
share.
The Offering will be made on an all or none basis by Scott,
Harvey & Co., Inc., which will receive a 36c per share commission and
$20 000 for expenses. The" statement also includes
(1) 22,500 shares
underlying 5-year warrants to be sold to the underwriter at one mil
each
of which 11,250 are exercisable at $3.25 per share and the bal¬
ance'at 10c per share, and (2) 2,500 shares underlying like warrants,
exercisable at $3.25 per share, and 2,500 shares to be sold
at 10c
each to Abraham Gleicher, finder (who will receive a $1,000 fee from
1977
and
50,000 shares of
sale in units, each consisting
offering will be made at $60
and archery equipment and household
fishing
1-2
10c
.
Yonkers Raceway,
Yosemite
1-
t2Vic
The
$25,000
registration
the
in
Inc.
25c
(quar.)
due
public
shares.
Rosenthal,
(whose
company
sories,
2%
(reduced).—.
Irwin M.
to
8
The
dividend
for
10
option warrants sold to the underwriter
per share.
The underwriter will transfer
1
12-
debentures
and
146.440 shs".
-y.
1994.
p.
Tec-Torch Co.,
This
Road,
a best efforts all or none basis by William, David & Motti,
which will receive a $7.20 per unit commission and $10,000 for
The statement also includes 15,000 shares underlying 5-year
Inc.,
12-29
1-12
River
Outstanding
250,000 shs.
194,
1733.
p.
FINANCING
$65,000
of Qr&nge___,___
Bank
Others
Mr.
Corp-
193,
expenses.
such
10c
Franklin
The
Corp.—V.
unit on
per
11-24
8
of
Franklin
The
Mill
offered
be
to
of debentures
$20
12-20
12-
directors
are
of
131 Saw
convertible
stock,
common
of
11-24
30c
of
company
subordinated
12-11
25c
,
tquar.;
System
Yocam
President
Yonkers, N. Y„" filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 29 covering $100,000 of 0%
1
12-15
30c
Mfg.
company,
:
v
:
PRESENT
stock (par $1)—
indebtedness to: -
First
Sportsmen, Inc.—Units Registered—
This
1
62Vic
(quar.).
Corp.
">
12-29
1-15
4%
u
23,
the
also
■
National
Sundry
is
;•••
EFFECT TO
GIVING
Authorized
Capital
transferable
Corp.
screening.
CAPITALIZATION
warrants
to The Franklin
of
Goodman
$1.12Vi
common
March
directors
per
income
dividend).—-.
purchase-60,000
South
15134
sets,
and
hardware
-of
company,
engaged in the manufacture, sale
accessories, and replacements
is
Calif.,
hardware
shares-of common stock at $3.75 per share on or
1966. Herman E. Goodman and James J. Sullivan,
also issued
company
12-31
3%
$.042
;
Towne
March
12-
1-12
(increased)
Stock
ranging
in
12-
12-11
Corp.
&
amounts
acquisition
12-28
20c
Express
Yale
its
6
Wyckoff Steel Co.
Wyman-Gordon Co.
Yale
others
with
12-
11-20
9
56V*c
(quar.)
Chemicals
and
connection
12-28
(s-a)_
about
Monthly
Wyandotte
In
75c
(stcck dividend )__
Wrigley -<Wm. Jr„)
shares.
1,667
$1.25
amount
preferred
shares, -respectively,
4,166
to
the
Stanley Drug Products, Inc. of Portland,, Ore., the com¬
pany
borrowed $600,000 from The Franklin Corp. and sold to The
Franklin
Corp. 40,000 shares of common stock at $3.75 per
share.
common
depositary share after British
tax and
depositary expenses.
Work Wear
Corp.
Worth Fund, Inc.
Worthington Corp.,
and
12-
1
World Color Press
World
Publishing
Sperti
40c
Machinery (quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)_
Inc.,
(P. W.),
^Dividend
10%
(quar.)
Newspaper
Xerox
mount,
Mildred
5
expansion, moving ex¬
Orizaba Avenue, Para-?
and distribution of
for paus of such
sets, for use with one piece overhead garage doors, and,
fornia Woven Products, Inc., of "Fiberglas
insect screening. The sales
of the company have been approximately equally dividea between such
BUSINESS—The
5c
A
12-
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
proceeds for repayment of debt,
penses and working capital.
owns
and William A. Shea, a Vice-President and director
of the company. The prospectus lists six selling stockholders including
Sperti, Inc. and Shea (who own 15,256 shares). They propose to sell
(quar.)
Lothrop,
Wood
$4.50
Inc.
Sperti, Inc. is 74% owned by Institutum Divi Thomae Foundation, an
Ohio
Corporation, the trustees of wnich are Dr. George S.
Sperti,
yl2-31
OreeK,
both class A & B
on
Co.
Woolf
■
battle
(
quar.)
B
Stock dividend
5%
20c
25c
go.
to certain
indebtedness and
the
preferred stock, the
outstanding 608,688 shares of common stock, of which
59.4% and management officials as a group 9.3%.
has
company
Sperti,
11-30
6 Vic
class
Moulding (quar.)
Enterprises, class
Wometco
12-20
addition
In
Payable of Rec.
35c
(quar.)
Insurance
-Michigan),
(quar.)
common
Holders
When
Share
Service,
.
.
offered
on
Dec.
for
public
subsidiary").
r..
5
(represented
Toky?- Japan, filed a registration statement.-wttcovering 30,000.000 outstanding shares of "common
by 600,000 American Depositary Shares),
to
b-
sale
The
by
public
offering
amendment.
price
The
Toshiba
offering will be
"FEhiuh,1 ftarney & Co.
and
and
The
Shoji
made
underwriting
underwriters
Ltd., its. subsidiary' (the
through underwriters headad
Securities Co., Ltd..
The
Co.,
Nomura
-will
terms
deliver"
are-to
to
be
by
American
supplied
purchasers
.
Volume
194
Number 6115
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Depositary Receipts ("ADR's") in denominations of one to 100 Ameri¬
can
Depositary Shares, each such American Depositary Share repre¬
senting 50 shares of common stock of the electric company deposited in
Tokyo with The Mitsui Bank, Ltd., as agent of Chemical Bank New
York Trust Co., the Depositary.
The directors of the electric-company
authorized
have
each
for
the
to
at
shares
two
electrical
of
record
shares,
Dec.
30,
1961.
the
subject
offering.
of
(out
common
total
of
sidiary
from
the
underwriter
underwriter rights, (to
the
be
issued
and
in
the
has
agreed
ol
respect
20,000,000
30,
1961,
Co.
924,000,000
7.1%
owns
E.
shares
of
is
of
company,
registration
of
shares
Telephone
110
statement
stock,
common
of
to
of
snares
share
includes
to
(1)
2,330
services
to
40,000
shares
2y
Nov.
on
rendered,
option
an
for
shares
underlying
cent
one
issued
and
by
due
(3)
in
granted
to
company
to
incurred
the
after
Alaska,
filed
note
of
oil
Securities,
Inc.
to be
offered
Morris
L.
39
some
it
in
was
of
first
192, p.
5,000
for issuance
Porter
capital-share,
wildcat,
Union-Kern-AOG
Queensland.
first
It
.Feb.
the
of
which
test
Australian Well—
The
test,
period
located
three
of
of
a
flowed
half
and
upon
additional
and
is
too
rate
About
of
Rock
to
$o
to
yet
as
per
Materials
was
made
at
500
400,000
barrels
cubic
per
day,
of
feet
Corp—Common
two
in
.
The
will receive
-
to
certain
Corp*
of Amerlca^DejDeiiture
The company's rights offering of $4,509,100 6 %2%
v,
divisions,
ordinated
A
debentures
stock
Nov.
purchase
15,
Dec;
1,
1961,
due
and
1973
1,
made
Chase
second
135,273
Manhattan
subscription
Bank,
15,
and
the
additional
$583,400
The
each
balance,
be
unit
May
verted
31,
or
on
per
share
The
warrants
close
The
are
per
1,
'1967
Dec.
T,
to
purchase
share.'
•'
on
price
a
of
$10
class
per
.conversion,
Dec.
each
into
before
A
—V.
stock
at
a
This
'PRESENT
com¬
760,000
Trust
common
con¬
The
$15
par)
<
Co.,
stock,
offering
of
was
company,
with
statement
a
■
underwriters
named
below
executive
office
is
Heller, Rhoad^ & Hunter
"
Securities, Inc.
; Morgan & Co.
—
" Stern, Frank, .Meyer & Fqx
Wagensellef & Durst, Inc.
manufacturing, operations
The
of
the
company
will
be
carried
on
at
the
ing
•
and
to install and operate a plant for the process¬
of frozen concentrated citrus jui.ces in bulk form.
The processing
sale
of
concentrated orange juice in bulk will be the pri¬
company'but grapefruit juice concentrate and
sections will' also be processed,^The Company plans
to. engage in „the processing of chilled grapefruit sections which can
.be ,packed" iii glass containers .for -sale in retail outlets and to' institutioaal useys, such as restatr-anfcs, -hotels* lur-pitais and schools.
Dehydrated citrus pulp for cattle feed will also be produced.
mary
frozen
objective
of
the
all at
on
each $1)600 and accrued Interest. -Payment
the, Canadian Imperia1.!. Bank, pf Commerce, Toronto,
Bank of Commerce Trust Co., N. Y. C.—V. 194,
Canadian
the
York
appointed co-transfer
193, p. 646.
City,
agent
for
.
(tial loss from its operations.
In addition to certain: indebtedness, it
.has
outstanding 243,979 shares of common stock, of'which-Morris
"Nirenberg, president, and Richard Strum,, vice-presidOnt;' pynr, 20% .eaphl
The prospectus lists 21 selling stockholders ,all .but one of, whom propose
to sell all of their holdings, including S. 8. Samet & Co., Inc„ which
proposes to sell 18,000 shares, and,others <who,*prbpQ$e to-sell amounts
ranging from 400 to 2,500 shares.
-The .Samet firm purchased «suph
shares
corporation.—V.
—
Secondary Stock Offering
oversubscribed.—V. 194,
p.
lc each,
at
shares
such
of
the holders
and
$10
at
Sept. 3,
1961
per
was
of 22,500 of the balance purchased
share.
Eook value of all outstanding stock
$1,80 per share.—W. 192, p. 1654.
On
—
4
Westbury Fashions, Inc.—Proposed Acquisitions—
The
Co.
has signed agreements for acquisition of the Burstein
affiliates, it was announced by,«Hy Rabin, president.
Co., a leading ladies suit .manufacturer in .the moder¬
field, has an, annual sales volume of approximately $3,-
company
four
and
.-The
Burstein
ately priced
000,000 and 1961 earnings
M'r. Rabin said. Terms of
682.
cash
Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
stock
and
of 451.1 Wayne Ave., Philadelphia, filed a registration
SEC on Nov. 29 covering 102,000 shares of com¬
were
Burstein,
director
and
vice
should
approximatp $150,000 after .taices,
acquisition were mot announced, but
the
involved.
vice president of the Burstein Co., will become a
president of Westbury, and he will continue to -ac¬
tively manage the Burstein Division.
Hy Rabin, president of Westbury, in a statement, estimated that
Westbury's 1962 sales, including the Burstein Division, should approx¬
imate $16,000,000. In addition, Mr. Rabin indicated that negotiations
,
•
with
to be sold to the underwriters by principal share¬
shares to Frank M. Tait, financial consultant and
$1
per
is
Western
share.
engaged
in
general
the
packaging
business
of
all
There
Newspaper
have
1765.
called
been
Union—Partial Redemption—
for
redemption
on
Dec.
through-
next,
29,
the sinking fund $62,000 of its 3%. subordinated (deben¬
tures due .June l, 1971 at 100%?
plus .accrued interest. Payment will
be made at the First National City Trust Co., N. Y.—'V. 190, p.2186.
of
operation
suppliers based .upon firm commitments, of sale to
establishments of the armed forces of the United
world. These resistors are packaged and shipped
Resistor to customers obtained by the company. ,Net pro¬
the stock sale, estimated at $250,000, will be used to pur¬
from
its
from
machinery used in the,,packaging business; particularly
with regard to
new
fields occasioned
automation, "to .discharge
certain obligations on borrowings, and for working capital.
new
500
outstanding shares ,Qf
United
Resistor were
capital shares- of the company, and
United
Resistor
thereupon became a subsidiary. Subsequently, pur¬
suant to
a
recapitalization, the 255 outstanding shares of the com¬
pany were exchanged for 173,000 new common shares. Of such stock,
S. William Flaxenburg, President,.. Davjd, Rravitz, Treasurer,, and Eileen
Kravitz own 56.2%
24.7% arid 25.1%
respectively.
,v 1
In
194, p.
military
chase
.
respect to other acquisitions were continuing.—V.
throughout the
United
ceeds
August
Williamhause Inc.—A. S. E.
Effective
on
Dec.
7, ,1961
the. American Stock
Listing—
the common stock of the company
Exchange.—V. 194, p. \263.
•r.
-r1,
.
s
■■■:'
Woodman Co., Xnc.-^Appointimont—
1961
all of the
exchanged for 40
The
Bank
of
New
York
has
been
Appointed
t
v
'
•
listed
was
'
/
'
«
,■'
„
■*
•-
)'
,
transfer,
agent .and
registrar for common, stock of the corporation.-—V. 194, p.-2274.
,
.
,
,
-tji;
individually frozen
the
to
3,000
company
various
States
by
of the company.
The company proposes
assistant
of its own design.
.The-prospectus-^tates >that;J:or
Ihe fiscal year-ended -Sept. 3, 1961, ; the;, company thusfained
iiibsian--
3,000
3,000
-.3,000
'3,000
Corp. of California—Appointment—
New
the
shares
resistors
..
plant
Hjout,
prietary ,prpducts
'
types of products for military, industrial and commercial usage, and
further,
through its subsidiary, United Resistor Co., Inc., purchases
corporation, was organized under the laws of the
Incorporation filed on June 1, 1961.
its
located at 1206 Tower Petroleum Building, Dallas,
Texas, and its plant and general offices are located at ,Edcou*m Tex"s.
in-the heart of. the Rio Grande Valley.
The administrative offices and
der
Vog;ue Instrument Corp.—Common Registered—
severally
have
to be offered for public sale at $3 per share. The offering
through underwriters
headed by Godfrey, Hamilton,
and
adviser,
for working
Articles of
yen
1100.
p.
made
holders
.
by
by
,
24, 1961 prospectus, Dallas Rupe . & 'Son, Inc.,
Tex., offered publicly,. 200,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $5 per share.- Net proceeds will
be used by the company for the purchase of equipment,
BUSINESS—The
supplied
be
called for redemptiorl pn Jan. 5, 1962. all of its
sinking fund debentures .due Oct. 1, 1969 at A00%
4V2%
made ,at
the
Meyer
This
price
Dallas,
capital.
to
are
Ltd.—To Redeem Debentures—
premium of $24
a
be
at
or
274,140 shs.
175,000 shs.
175,000 shs.
plus
will
5,409
&
United Packaging
Nov.
State of Texas
President, Victor, L.
Hout,
outstanding
1973.
standing
and
der
•Ventures
760,000
be
Inc.,
terms
principal stockholders for an aggregate^pf : $225,000. Book value, of the
being offered, as at Aug. 31, 1961 was about 73c per share.
,
stock,
Farms,
underwriting
a
shares
Outstanding
will
Rio
is
company
The corporation has
mon
to
Registered—•
president, and Alexander G. Fisher own 19.4% ea.ch. Nalrn Investment
Corp. Ltd., •of Toronto, owns 100,000 shares and-proposes-to sell ah
such share. It purchased such shares,i}a November: 1961 from, the three
Taylor & Co., Inc., which will receive a 30 cents per share commission
and
$10,000 for expenses. The statement also includes
10,000 out¬
of rent
price .and
offering
Van
B.
busi-
8, 1961, it was reported that a secondary offering of
330;000 shares of this firm's common stock at $39 per
share had been completed on Dec. 7, through First Bos¬
ton Corp., and Walston & Co., Inc., New' York
City.
debentures are listed and admitted to trading on the American
Exchange under, the. symbol'"TCA 6V2S-'73" in denominations
$1,00G principal amounts.—V. 194, p. 2382. "
payment
:
•
national distributor in Canada of automotive
^products of about 12 manuiacturers. It ^distributee approximately 86
product lines to wholesalers; iCfi^in'':8and specialty installers. The
company has outstandingv775.500 shares of .common stock (after giving
effect to recent recapitalization whereby the 5J)04,. shares th.qn out¬
standing were chah&pd into 625,500 >new eommotr.lhafeys and including
150,000 shares sold to the public shortly;.thereafter), pf..which John
FINANCING
825,000 shs.
United Gas Corp.
and
to
■
statement
The
Dec.
The
Offered—Pursuant
;3,000
3t0Q0
3,000
amendment.
as
'-
Corp.—Common
12,000
12,000
.12)000
____,—__
—
-
,3,000
of 1480 hake Shore -Road, Toronto, Ont. .filed a regis¬
with the SEC on Nov. 29 covering 100,000 outstand¬
company
public
Arizona.
of
Taste
d——
Inc. —
__
'22,000
ing shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by the holder
thereof on a,best efforts basis by Rosmar Corp. Ltd., of Toronto. The
the
Stock
True
i, 3,000
Co., Jnc.
194, p. 1206.
tration
$240,000
—
(no
Financial
United
1962 and before the
warrant will entitle the
A
3,000
12,000
,12)000
—__
of -the
Eichler
Bankers
1,
class
12)000
—
purchase
conditions
the
stock
..
Bisscll ,& Meeds
Laird,
:
1,
78,000
,
units,
share if
price of
'Dec.
TO
pari
stock
common
agent.
separate
EFFECT
Co.— .;5,000
Crowell,";; Weeddn & Co.5,000
Hill, Richards & Co.—
5,000
Hooker & Fay, Inc.——" 5,000
Lester, Ryons & Co._——5,000
—V.
194, p. 894.
v
class
the debentures
of
or
on
after
and
of
at
and
share
one
immediate
amount
and
and
1966
in
—
.
of
convertible
are
thereafter
Exercisable
on
principal
conversion
a
converted
thereof
$12.50
$100
debentures
at
1962
offered
County,
-the selling
stockholder
/.the
—____
requests pursuant to the
additional amount
requested,
by the rights agent.
the
..
-
represented
Of
allocations
warrants
before. Dec..
if
business
of
holder
and
after
consisting of
warrants.
after
of
issued
debentures
three
$895,100,
privilege.
purchase
will
$4 920,800,
aggregated
severally
This company of 2350 Linden Elvd., Brooklyn,, -N; Y., filed a iegisfrom the selling stockholders, subject to the terms
underwriting agreement the respective numbers- %4ration, statemept With the SEC on'Dec. 1 covering 40,500 outstanding
shares of common stock, to be offered for public Ksale,:by) the holders
of shares of common stock set fqrth below:
i':.. ;*«•
'
.<■ .<
thereof from, time to time in the over-the-counterjnarket at^the prices
; , ;■
Shares
-k.
Shares
.then prevailing (ploslng market price, Nbv. .60, $8 per share).:
William R. Staats & Co._v 78»000
.•■■■>
Mitohum, Jones &
The company is a contract .manufacturer of ipr^cision
E.
F.
Hutton & Co., Inc. 10,000
Templeton
5,000
metal products (
^
and
electronic components for the computer,' electronic,microwave,"
Shearson, * Hammill & Co. 10,000
Refones, Ely, Beck & Co.
5,000
aircraft and. missile Industries, in , addition, ,.to having ^developed pro¬
Walston & Co.,
Inc.—10,000. » Sutro & Co.
,5,000
which $3,925,700
represented exercise of rights given to holder of class A and class B
stock
and
holders
of
outstanding 51/2%
debentures, of record Nov.
requested
Maricopa
;____—
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
sub¬
series
note
stock ,(no
A
agreed to
its security holders of record
according
to
a
report
dated
to
over-subscribed
from The
1961,
Subscriptions
Dec.
warrants,
was
of
240,000 shs.
have
below
___
Magnus & Co., Inc. —
Preiss, Cinder .& Hoffman,
;-J
with
$240,000
!
fund
Class
,
convertible
areas
;
indebtedness—
Common
Rights
V-'IA.-'1'.;
•
GIVING
loan
Bateinnnv
Transportation
500,000 shs.
named
—
Frank (Karasik .&• Co., Inc.
Godfrey, Hamilton, Taylor
;
per
primarily in Majricopa County. The Contracting
substantial portion (over 26%< in I960) of the
Sundry
(after
Offering Oversubscribed—
a
Sinking
the company' has outstanding
giving effect to a 5-for-i stock
split in July 1961 and a 1.4-for-l stock split In November 1961), of
which Verner E.. Gooderham, a
director, owns 36.2% and management
officials as a group 48.9%?. William G. Alexander is president.
%
stock
*
underwriters
.company
Offered—
Authorized
Bank
inoebiedness,
common
areas,
consumes
CAPITALIZATION
-•
addition
par)
Roman .& ..Johnson
Aetna
Securities
Corp.
the Materials Division, and the Materials Division, in turn,
provides a
readily available and controlled source of the principal
raw
materials used by the Contracting Division.
company .was organized in September 1960 for the purpose of
-conducting research, and development'in the data and image processing
and transmission field and is presently working, on various types of
communication equipment, display and printing systems, basic systems
components
for
character
generation,
image
recording and system
controls and standard electronics products. Of the net proceeds from
the stock sale, $175,000 will be
applied to the repayment of short-term
bank financing used for working capital, the balance will, be added to
the working capital and
applied to general .corporate purposes including
purchase of parts and other materials employed in the development
and manufacture of the
company's products.'
*
: %
In
Chandler
and
•
9,055
210)000 shs.
1)000,000 shs.
—%_——
(10c
.
■
annum,-due
per
par)
;
,
.
.
to be Purchased from
half
gas
i
operates
+
,
..
—
interval
an
,
company..
,$83,7)10
output of
The
201,867 shares of
.
>'
,
Nov.
Glenda,le
parking
Division
share.
:
6%
evaluate
Contracting Division is engaged in-the paving contracting
.including the .construction of roads, streets, highways and
mercial
which
>
;
t
.
due
conditions.,
partnership
&
a
: >
n'
•
•
several obligations pf the .underwriters are subject to certain
as therein set forth.
»
*
•
Number of Shares of
the
that
objectives
BUSINESS—The
>ness,
.
-
v
Common Stock
early
the .company.
1000 North Johnson Ave., El Cajon, Calif, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 29 covering 100,000 shares
of common stock, to be orfti iio. •
r .uubuc
sare. ac
offering will be made by N.. C. Roberts & Co., Inc.,
a
40c per share commission.
•
:
■
;
.
' »50,180 ">
1964
1,
second
28, 1961 prospectus, William R.
Co., Los Angeles, and associates, offered pub¬
licly, 160,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $12
per share. Proceeds from the sale will go to the selling
stockholders and no par thereof will be received by
The
/
..due
——a
—
'
Authorized'- ' -.v'-Outsianding
«•-
-
annum,
.agreed to .purchase, and the company .and .the selling stockholder .have
agreed to sell to them, severally, the respective number of shares, of
common
stock set forth below. ;The (underwriting .agreement, provides
Staats &
of
company
',■•■•'
' ' "
per
v
the
at
water.
•'>
%.
•/%;%'
,
Van Der Hout Associates L+id.-rCommon
Union
•>
Transdata, Inc.—Common Registered—
1974
"B"
sustained
Pursuant
'
This
».v.
■
it
/
v
;
(10c
west
drilled so
The
day.
in
EFFECT > TO ^PRESENT FINANCING
loans,- 6'% .per;annum-
lv 1972
Mortgage Joans,
.
three-company
run
/,»•
UNDERWRITERS—fThe
said it plans to continue drilling to
below 6,500 feet after which casing will
production testing will be undertaken of all po¬
tentially productive zones, including an attractive sand unit between
5,640 and 5,690 feet.—V. 194, p. 2383.
be
Scottsdale,
'..-.l
Nov.
Common
$nd for general corporate purposes. ;.•&./A;;'--:
executive and administrative offices and the principal plant located
Ill
addition to certain .indebtedness,, the company has outstanding
at 2800 South Central Ave., Phoenix, Arizona,
467,945 shares of common stock, of which Jobn .?- Field; owns. 16,46%
v.: The Materials Rivisiqn produces sand, crushed rock and asphaltic
and Cliff Mort.ensen 13,2%. As indicated above,' Mr.' Field proposes toand transit-mix concrete which it sells in the Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa,
sell
15,000~ shares.
Management
officials '; as a group own., "33.4 %.
-
-
•
.
^Common
miles
200
wells
such
barrels
60
according to Union Oil,
and
oil
estimated
was
is
1,
third
rate
encouraging but
companies said,
the
was
examine
for
Kodiak
Thomas ip./Jiarris is President.
2,
Mortgage
>
feet to 5,925 .feet. The well started flowing after 19 minutes
5,816
of
Moonie
the
is
drillstem
Tne
is
the
at
,;'
.
trustee, registrar
bonds, 4.70%. series,
a
" "".V"
discovery
poetntial,
day
produced
primarily
engaged
enclpsure«..r;
CAPITALIZATION- .GIVING
2373.
barrels
is
the fiscal year epdfid June 30, j.96i; the company :
subsidiary had consolidated, gross income, of $2;Q07.D06 and consolidated net .income-of $80*,631, *eiiual to 27 cents per
appointed
mortgage
Fla.,
^REVENUES—Per
■:;/
from
pursuant
wife
his
and
...
Hialeah,
of
company
and its wholly owned
Queensland,
250
abandoned.'
also
employees
.
.
and sale of Consoweld laminated. plastics .and related
items, such as cores and plywoods, power tools, adheslves *and hard¬
ware in southern Florida, and to the extent of^about 25%?
of Its sales,
in
the manufacture of high pressure laminated. -postformed • counter
Australia, flowed 48 gravity
day during a 74-minute drillannounced Dec.
6-by Union Oil Co. .of California
Kern County Land Co. and Australian Oil & Gas
rate
partners,
Brisbane,
its
for
statement
.
distribution
^
v v
Mortgage loan, 614%;
%
been
has
$10,000/000
well
the
at
test,
its
The
outstanding capital stock of Kodiaic Telephone Co.
($35,000 having
already been paid in consideration for the option to, purchase Kodiak),
$116,000 to pay indebtedness incurred in connection with the com¬
pany^' acquisition'"''6f "lis ^ohmr-* and'Y-Seldovia
exchanges, to pay a
mortgage
5,000
proceeds from the sale "Of its 150,000 shares of
by the company to retire the outstanding 5 Va %. and
notes, .held by Consoweld -Corp.,..its jsuppUfir^of..iami-
BUSINESS—The
.
Oil Co. of California—New
was
a
265,000
stock,
$330,000 will be used to meet
construction program incurred and to be
1961, $490,000 to complete payment for the
31,
Co.
,
for
company.—V.
The
company's
Aug.
the
far.
additional
of
saie
of
cost
tlie
Rippey
■
company's acquisition of Kenai Telephone Company, which option
provides for the purchase by the holders thereof of $50,000 of com¬
pany stock (8,334 shares) within 183 days of the commencement of a
public offering made prior to 1966.
Of the net proceeds from the
the
\
Bank
Manhattan
exploratory
and
Funno
of
1991
stem
the
company's
'
5,000
Beane—
Murdoch,
Tennessee
10,000
%
V,
;;
7,500
___;
Inc
.Williston .&
Co.
Quinn &
10,000
_____
agent
Union
General
and
covering
Tne
expenses.
8,334 shares, reserved
1959
&
PROCEEDS—Net
10,000
.promissory
nat.ed .plasties.
Co.
Hauser,
12,500
Co.______
&
April
five-year warrants to. be sold
exercisable at $6.50 per share,
each,
the
Chase
paying
An
which
Anchorage,
Ave.,
SEC
$10,000
.J., R.
15,000
Appointment—
The
and
outstanding .at '
chairman
board
which 250,000 shares are
and
6%
.
,
,
,
'The
at
underwriters
the
<2i
commission
stock will be used
7,500
Russ
Co.,
•
public sale by the company.and. 15,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
by John E. Field, former President of the company. The offering will
be made at $6 per share on an all or none basis througn underwriters
headed by Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc., which will receive a 60 cents
per.
Co.
894.
p.
7,500
ji
20,000
Inc.—
Co.
194,
&
Inc.______
&
tops, .panels, 4pors and bath
Co.—Common Registered—
the
&
Walker, Austin
Waggener
25,000
15,000
Co.,
common.
Perkins
Co.„
Co.,
r
Scharps, President and Director, who will retain
230;OQ0 Tghares of the class B stock and no shares of the
Shares
Corp.
Sixth
East
with
of
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Go.—Bonds Sold
Privately—Dec. 6, 1961, it was reported that $10^000,000
of this firm's 4.70% first mortgage bonds due 1991 had
been made through Blyth & Co., Inc., tand First Boston
Corp.; New York City. % -.
'-t-.
of
Trans-Alaska
which each
stock
follows:
as
____
Austin \&
-tV.
Iwashita is president.—V. 193, p. 640.
This
H.
crude
company hgs
common stock of
Taizo. Ishizaka
.
principal underwriters .and the.
common
Inc.— 45,000
&
&
Securities
&
Sanders
%',■■;:-
In;.addition, to various..indebtedness,;^ the
Sept.
Pierce
_______
Dittmar
improvement and expansion of .manufacturing facilities (esti¬
1962 and $328,000,000 for the three "
Electric
McCulloch
Mid-South
the
the
transfer
to
to cost $120,000,000 during
ended September 1964).
years
are
Gregory & Sons
held by it at Dec. 30, 196i) to subscribe for 10,000,000 shares of the. electric, company common.
The.prospectus indi¬
cates that the $57,750/000. proceeds of the subscription
offering, together
with funds .available to the eletcric company as a result of the sub¬
sidiary's repayment, in part (from the proceeds of its ,sale of the
electric company stock), of loans to the subsidiary for its purchase of
Turbine stock,
will be applied >to capital expenditures in connection
mated
Rupe & Son,
Inc.
the'electric company
with
R.
Rauscner,
the
shares
un¬
of .the
names
issued
for 7,585,005 shares of Turbin J (7,552,705
had previously acquired from the electric company with
proceeds of* loans made to the subsidiary for that purpose" by
electric company).
In January'1962, the subsidiary will purchase
10,000,000
has
Barron
change
shares
44,000,000
Fla., and
•associates.
.270,000 shs,
them
Dallas
broad line
therefor), in ex¬
of which the sub¬
a
share by*i3R©man & Johnson, Fort Lauderdale,
Outstanding
Shares
the subsidiary from Nomura Securities.
As a result of said merger,
subsidiary
received
20,803,763
shares
of
the
electric
company
tne
FINANCING,
.v500/000 shs.
\Of the Jtotal ixumber of shares offered, 150,000 shares
were sold for the company and 40,000 shares for Edward
derwriting agreement
equipment and components including home
appliances and consumer electronic products, heavy duty electrical equip¬
ment and lamps, tubes and semi-conductors. The shares being offered .by
the subsidiary consist of 20,000 shares received by it in connection with
the merger between the electric company and Ishikawajima Shibaura
Turbine Co., Ltd. ("Turbine"), and 10,0u0,000 shares to be purchased
by
PRESENT
TO
$1)__
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
a
(par
respective number of shares of
electronic
and
stock
>35
severally agreed to purchase, subject to the terms set forth in tne
according
offering, will not
S
this
of
EFFECT
Authorized
However,
subscription
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of
sucn
The company
of
held
the
prospectus,
participate in
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Common
subscription offering to shareholders of 462,000,000
$0,125 per share, in the ratio of one new share
a
shares
common
(2599)
.
.i*;i
United
initial
Dec.
4
*
States
.
,
.
York County :Gas Co.—rFiles With BEC-
•».
."*■»
.'j
^The
company
Offered—The
stock was. made
Inc.—Common
public sale of this "firm's common
with .the. offering of 190,000 shares
at
$3
per
Proceeds
York
Nov..<27, ,1861,
on:
filed :a
A"-covering 4,952-
shares-(par $20) totbe offered- ?.t $52; Without "urtderw^tlngi
common
Plastics,
,,.r;.-•"
i
.
,
are
of
tribution
to
127
and
v
*
Market St., Pat, is. engaged In the purchase, -oie*-
be used for
Wv
resale
;
,
debt repayment.
of natural gas.—V.
190,
p.'2389.
^
56
(2600)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
f
.
.
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
CALIFORNIA
Alvord
Huntsville, Ala.
Bond
Sale
provement
Nov.
28
—
awarded
The $500,000
—
194,
v.
to
a
2275
p.
of
composed
group
Bond
on
were
—
awarded
First
First
National
Bank of
Memphis, Wachovia Bank
&
Trust Co.,
of Winston-Salem,
and Howard C. Traywick & Co.
Additional
public
Sale
at
awarded
a
Bond
Sale
P-13
posed sale of $253,000 school bonds
time
offered
group
com¬
&
Bond
Offering—Harry M. Free,
Bond
County,
(PST)
p.m.
Jan. 2
on
purchase of $253,000 school
Ala.
Offering—Leroy Stevens,
County Commis¬
sion, will receive sealed bids until
Bond
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
received until
1:30 p.m.
on
bends.
(PST)
$3,270,000 school bonds.
Feb. 1 from
1, 1961. Due
1970 to
on
inclusive.
1981
the
First
National
Bank,
in
Legality
approved
White,
Bradley,
Arant,
All
Hose, of Birmingham.
by
Mobile.
Southside
Waterworks
&
until
of
5:30
for
the
sealed
p.m.' "(CST)
the
purchase
of
Bond
of
purchase
die,
County
sealed
bids
Dec.
Clerk,
his
at
until
18
will
for
11
in
payable
of
and
interesl
the
County
Treasurer's55office.proved
$120,000
Legality ap¬
O'Melveny & Myers,
by
Los Angeles.
of
waterworks
system
revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
Culver
City
Los
July 1 from 1964 to 1991 inclusive.
Interest
Due
School
Ange:2s County,
Bend
J—J.
Unified
Bond
dent
Sale—The
housing
offered
(J—J)
Dist.,
awarded
Home
and
3^8S,
1961
at
stu¬
headed
to
price
a
by
N.
T.
&
S.
as
3%s,
at
Agency,
of
A., of San Francisco,
a price of
100.895, a
oasis of about 3.66%.
as
par.
in
(PST)
p.m.
Jan.
on
from
1
Junior- College
\
Offering
H.
—
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
Co.
Gietz,
Supervisors,
bids
until
11
(MST) on Dec. 13 for the
purchase of $500,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due
California
on
July 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J—J)
sive.
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
man
Pima
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
awarded
by
to
a
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office
syndicate
(PST) on Dec. 13 for the
purchase of $100,000 election 1958,
series 1 bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
Due
&
Bond
Trust
Co., of
Tucson, First of Arizona Co., and
Co.
County Schocl District
bids
Bond
will
receive
p.m.
(MST)
chase
of
sealed
on
Edens,
Supervisors,
bids
until
2
Jan. 8 for the pur¬
$60,000
school
to
of
as
Jan.
bonds.
R.
—
B.
James,
at
his
10:30
office
a.m.
in
San
Diego,
on
Dec. 19
(PST)
purchase
of
$165,000
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
the
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of
San
Francisco.
Offering
—
Ruth
until.
payable
County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Gust, Rosen&
in-
Divelbess, of Phoenix.
bids
at
her
office', in
.
Lang,
sealed
Placerville,
11
.a.m.,(PST) on Dec. 11
fpr, the purchase'Of
$212,000 school
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,' 1962.
Due
on
Jan.
clusive.
1
from
1963
Principal
to
and
1987
Angeles,
his
at
until
^
&
er
Trust
Chi¬
of
in/t
Co.,
a
Weeks, Stern Brothers & Co.,
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
of Kansas City, J. K. Mullen In¬
Calif.
_
at
vestment
Co., and George K. Baum
Co.
&
ool7l-
awarded
were
9
office
781,000
hospital
1
1, 1960.
1962
from
'
facilities
Due
1980
to
f0i
bos
Other members of the
ToTows
as
Barret,
Hannaford
a
&
San
^
San
Junior
College
County,
—
16
15,
the
for
school
a.m.
11
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
of
Dated
Dec.
4?tefdAA'qiu'J,?o»i'^n
'E'lA
interest
payable
°,n dan- 19 £r0™ 964A0
Principal
and
Treasurer's
the
at
office.
series
28—v.
bonds
B
194,
awarded
to
National
Bank
R. H.
offered
n
Security-First
Los
of
Moulton
11
Orange
j
'£'
&
c
Unified
Orange
Bond
school
Angeles,
Co., jointly,
l
Sale
i
School
County,
—
election
offered
The
1960,
on
n •
headed
N.
by
T..&
Dec.
the
S.
•
*
*
District,
Cahf.
$1,490,000
series
a
as
school
Sale
C
—
building,
on
5—v.
follows: William R. Staats
&
Co.AStone & Youngberg, CruttendenT- Podesta & Co., Kenower,
by the Harris Trust
^ ^avlnS?n
100.0339.
ac a
.
Price
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Merrill Lvnch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Dean
Witter & Co., Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis? Cruttenden, Po&
& Co
Co., and
vestment
Kenower, Mad Arthur
the J.
K.
MHlen
&.
In-
Co.
Co.^ Wagenseller
Durst, Irving Lundborg & Co.,
Stern, Brank, Meyer & Fox.
The
—
$800,000
revenue
cer-
.
1888*^were awarded to.a. groups
of
Goedbody : Go.,.
p..
composed
Herbert J. Sims &
Co., Inc., Arch
Roberts, and Davidson-VinkSadler, Inc., as 5.10s, at a price of
98.22, a basis of about 5.15%.
W.
GEORGIA
Chatham
Bond
County, Ga.
Offering—J.
Clerk
of
the
will
11
to
and
1989
interest
on
20
$1,000,000
bonds.
1, 1960. Due
1970
bids
Dec.
on
of
1960
Dec.
Commis¬
sealed
(EST)
purchase
Road
Lambright,
receive
a.m.
the
E.
County
Dec.
Dated
from
1
inclusive.
(J—D)
Principal
payable at
Brush, Colo.
Bond
son,
sealed
Clerk,
way
&
Dykeman,
of
..
.
New
BcndSale
series
on
1961
Dec.
The
-
revenue
5—v.
awarded to
York
l
Georgia Ports Authority
Atlanta), Ga.
Inc., at
Offering—Howard
City
Disbursing Clerk's office. Le¬
gality approved by Sykes, Gallo¬
a
194,
(P.
O.
$9,500,000
bonds
offered
2276—were
syndicate headed by
p.
White, Weld & Co., and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
will
Ran-
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m.
a
price of 100.01.'
Other members of the
were
follows:
as
syndicate
Phelps, Fenn
&
(MST)
Co., Kidder, Peabcdy & Co., A., C.
Pn ^ec* 11 for
Purchase of
$50,000 memorial park-improve-
Allyn* & Co., Inc., Hornblower &
r
Agnew
.
ticicates of fered on-Nov. 16—v. 194,:
City.
ment bonds/ Dated Jan.
MacArthur. & C»., Merrill Lynch;,
Due on jarj; l from 1963 t
Pierce,.Fenner & Smith IncvShu-r
f a ' t u
-v*
*■>
and
Cole, of Hartford.
waterfront* series A
Tybee
194,
of
San
office.
Robinson,
by
the
dicate headed
syn¬
Bank
1
payable
Treasurer's
approved
&
Oct,
on
inclusive.
St. Petersburg, Fla.
for
194,
Due
1991
interest
and
CertiPcate /Sale
sioners,
The $2,570,000
series
1962-A
Dec.
on
to'2001' in¬
FLORIDA
until
desta
5—v.
2385—were awarded to
dicate
were
to
District
Robinson
ap-
Arapahoe County School District
No. 6, Littleton, Cclo.
on
2275—were
p.
The
price of 100.0003.
bonds
the
County
Legality
COLORADO
bonds -offered
Diego County, Calif.
Nov.
man,
12
|47°i0°0
elusive.
Bond
Sale—The $255,000 school
Bond
a
1962
Legality
Either;
on
of
196l^'Due
1962
1961.
1,
Principal
at
The
0-ffice -in...Modesto,
the„ Purchase
bonA
1962.
San
p.
,
(PST)
Oceanside Union School District,
and
£or
bonds.
water.,
.1,
from
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
$3,500,000
at
Oct.
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran,
Jan.
Feb.
Nov.
1
from
194,
-v.
to
mgjor
.
clusive.
Calif,
Diego
Offering
sealed bids until 10:30
on
Nov.
A-1960
oq
p.m.
1,200,000 sewerage expansion and
improvement
bonds.
Dated
series
At^
2
Dec. 28 for the purchase
on
V Dated
.
school,
awarded
J. Mc-
until
$3,200,00Q?bon)d£Mas follows:
•
$87,000
and
bids
sealed
$2,000,000
the
Sherry EltzDeputy-Clerk, will receive
Bcnd
holtz
of
interest
and
(J_J}
S. A, of
'
r rancisco.
District,
(EST)
in-
A
&tr~.h.is
until
Ocean side-Carlsbad
Due
1986
Offering -aDa W
Bond
County, Calif.
N. T. &
1961.
to
Countyi -QaliL^^^.^--;-
bids
Sale—An issue of $90,000
bonds was sold to The Bank
sewer
15,
receive
•
Sanitary District'/"'
Bond
County Metropolitan
Bond Offering—Edward
District, Orange
County, Calif.
Sale—The
A
J
Mellon Na¬
Co., Pitts¬
Donough, District Chairman, will
A
Turlock School District, Stanislaus.
-
Trust
District, Conn.
County Clerkywill.receive sealed,
^
Newcastle
series
1962
,
y
and
&
basis of about 3.10%.
°f 101-596- a basis o£ about
*
com¬
Corp.,
T. & S. A., of
3 Vss, at ~a price of 109.-
a
Hartford ■
School
2385—were
&
Co.;
&
as
1699999,
' Bank of America N' T' & S' A"
syndicate of San
Francisco, as 4%s, at a
North
and
.-
Dec.
from
15
D-1958
fCi 1
P-
Schwabacher
Fitch,
1961,
bonds otfered on Nov' 28"
syndicate
Bank
Ana,
Angeles.
series
Francisco,
burgh,,
County
Treasurer's
officer Legality */ap-?
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Sept.
bonds
2385—
group
The First Boston
of
tional
B.
Santa
a
Bank of America N.
Irk-.-x
in
elusive.
Principal
(J-D)
payable
at
Mip
a
,
(PST) on Dec, 19
purchase
of
$4,000,000
Dated
Bond
to
c
office
election
Dec.
on
Nov. 29—v. 194, p. 2385
Tohn
posed
to
a.m.
the
bonds.
on
$2,212,000 bonds
nriceAf r,a?
were
his
11
school
View, Calif.
awarded
,
Offering—L.
at
until
inclusive,
K,r
a
rT
$25,000,000 gen¬
Dec. 5—v. 194, p.
on
awarded
San
.
Savanna
on
offered
were
Wallace,
County Clerk,.will receive sealed
office.
at
follows: California Bank,
Co.
.
(State of)
Bond Sale—The
eral state purpose, series A
Orange County, Calif.
Principal and interest (M-S) payable
at
the
County Treasurer's
Bond Sale—The
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut
Price
100,011.
Other members of the syndicate
Bond
bonds.
on
syndicate
a
Sanfa Ana Unlf'ed s'h°°l
Los
(PST)
a.m.
to
headed by Lehman Brothers, at a
c
3^* 12;ior the purchase of $3,Dated Sept.
in¬ &
interest
194, p.
Company, of St. Louis, Hornblow-
$2,944,000 mu¬
improvement
bonds
of-
,
&
the
A., of
Georgetown Divide* Union School Francisco, at a price of 100.024.
District, El Dorado County/.Califs
Other members of the syndicate
:Bond
basis
a
Sale—The
Bond
interest
in
bids
America
cipal and interest
iel'd
1975
sealed
1960,
Diego County, Calif.
County Clerk,, will receive*
at;the
1,
a
Northern
cago,
Goodbody & Co., DempseyTegeler & Co., and Schwabacher
receive
School District,
Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on
July 1
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
Prin¬
(J—J)
1934
school 1959, series C bonds. Dated
Jan.
15, 1962.
Due
on
Jan.
15
from 1963 to 1.986
inclusive. Prin¬
at
Offering—Ann
Union
Offering
the
cipal
No. 28, Ariz.
Clerk of the Board of
1965
County Clerk, will receive sealed
for
Pinal
Callable
Fallbrook
until
Beh
from
Legality approved by O'Mel¬
veny & Myers, of Los Angeles. A
Arizona
D.
1
fice.
Co., Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
George K. Baum & Co., Southern
Carleton
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Lehman Brothers.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
Hemphill, Noyes
&
Hemet, until
3:30 p.m.
San
were
Bank
in
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at District* Treasurer's of¬
Bond Sale—The
$1,420,000 bonds
offered on Dec. 4—v. 194,
p. 2164
headed
Bond Offering—Ruth E. Norton,
1971.
County School Districts
—were
to
and
Nesvig, County Clerk, will
of America
a.m.
price of 100.001,
^i%
Riverside,
bids
~
Municipal Water District,
Improvement District, No. 9,
com-
Co.,
Angeles County,' Calif.
Bond Offering
Gordon T.
Co.;
Eastern
t
were as
Los
Placer
C.
4—v.
awarded to
Los Angeles, Francis I. du Pont &
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Lundborg & Co., and C. N. White
&
District, Ariz.
Bond
on
1965
Principal
payable
at
.
County
Avon,
Dec. 11
of $55,000 improvement district No.
1
sewer
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
Due
Go^ Stone & Youngberg; Lawson,- ey > &
Co.,
Levy,. Williams. & Stern; .Irving TalboL
ARIZONA *
Graham
Glen
Other members of the syndicate Rodman
.&
Renshaw;
Wm.
J.
were as
follows: * Dean Witter-&• Merieka& Co.; Hutchinson,.Shock-
A
a
'b
County
.
of
group
Dec.
on
bonds offered
2491—were
syndicate headed by
series A
building,
price of 100.0016.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Mercantile Trust
nicipal
office
Mountain
America
the
a
of¬
1997
p.
the
interest
at
194,
tional Bank of Los Angeles; Blyth
& Co > Inc ' R' H' Moulton & Co.,
and william R- Staats & Co., as
1967
purchase
syndicate
a
the Bank
bonds
Finance
her
at
offered
194, p. 2275
the Housing
revenue
payable
-were
to
and
Principal
Thompson School. District R-2J.;
(P. O. Loveland), Colo.
Bond Sal e •— The $1,500,000
Posed of The Security-First Na-
f
to
21—v.
awarded to
33/is, at
1963
Community Services Dist.,
County, Calif.
Offering — Hazel Miller,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Calif.
bonds
from
1
series A bonds
Nov.
on
-were
Riverside
Nov. 28—v. 194, p. 2164—
awarded
of
Bond
of¬
on
iPSTl
a m
nuTchafe
1961,
Weld & Boulder Counties
Larimer,
Angeles
Jurupa
1959, series
were
10
the
fered
„
fered
Nov. 28—v.
on
—were
$621,000
Jan.
on
election
University of Alabama (P. O.
University), Ala.
for
Red!
Los
County, Calif.
rppp.vp
to
District,
Bond Sale—Tne $900,000 school
Treasurer's office.
Sale—The $500,000 school
C
will-
hlrifflce
until
19
inclusive.
San
purchase
,at
San
nnn' AA
ri!A,i kn i ioro
$450,000 bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962
(PST)
a.m.
the
Principal
(J-J),
12
Cttv
Dec
on
(J-J)
receive
office
District,
flprk
bids at
elusive.
Offering—V. Dennis War-
clusive.
bids
Dec.
on
the
$1,085,000 school election, series I
bonds.
Dated Jan. 15, 1962.
Due
Qn Jan. 15 from 1964 to 1987 in¬
Board,
Waterworks
'receivd
will
for
Bernardino,
Offering—H.'W'Garr'en,
Chairman
Board-
11
Unified School District,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
on
Alabama
Bond
Dec.
Chino
Callable as of Feb. 1, 1971. Prin¬
cipal and interest (F—A) payable
at
sefled
Campbell Union High School Dist,,
until 8:30
Santa Clara County, Calif.
for the
(CST) on Dec. 19 for the
purchase
of
$1,110,000
hospital
a.m.
Dated Feb.
Pn,intv
bids
President of the
10
until 2
bonds.
Mobile
,
2491
p.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Berney
Co.,
194,
—has been cancelled.
bids
Co., and
Inc.
Dec. 4—v.
on
School
easn
Cancelled—The pro¬
School
election
County, Calif.
Offering—John A. Brun-
Bend
in«
wood
for the
:
An¬
(P. O. El Centro), Calif.
$450,000
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
Los
Palos Verdes Peninsular Unified
County
Mateo
Security-
of
Calipatria Unified School District
Smith Inc., Hugo Marx &
Perry
Bank
geles.
posed of Watkins, Morrow & Co.,
Merrill
The
to
National
the
office.
Jefferson
2275—
p.
same
the
to
.
194,
series
improvement,
bonds--offered
were
The
—
Dec. 4—v.
at
payable
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,' of San Fran.
1960, series B bonds of¬
on
were
Bank
Atlanta,
District,
Sale—The $475,000 school
election
fered
The Citizens & Southern National
of
(J-J)
Treasurer's
School
Riverside County, Calif.
im¬
offered
warrants
Unified
1962
•>
-
mi
,,«'
inc^uslve- Interest J—J.
Legality
approved by Tallmadge
&
madge, of Denver.
Tall-
Weeks,--. Paine,
&
St
Webber^- Jackson
Curtis^ Reynolds & Co., Baehe
Co.,
-
Hayden,
Goodbody &
Tucker,
Co.,
Anthony
-
Stone
Coffin
&
William Blair & Co.,
R.
&
&
L.
Co.,
Burr,
Day,
Cruttenden,
kI
Volume
194
Number
6115
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
<2601)
&
Podesta
Co.,
Julien
Collins
&
Co.
works
1,
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.,
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, Ar¬
thurs, Lestrange & Co., Foster &
Marshall, Janney, Battles & Co.,
Inc.,
W. Clark, Inc., A. E. Masten
Co., McCormick & Co., Milburn,
& Co., Inc., J. M. Dain
& Co., Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.,
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc., RauE.
to
1996
ner.
J/ W.
Sparks
&
Co.,
Suplee,
Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc. Thomas
&
Co.,
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Watling,
Lerchen
&
Co., Yarnall, Biddle & Co., Burns,
Corbett
&
Pickard, Inc.,. R. J.
Edwards, Inc., Hattier & Sanford,
Ladd Dinkins & Co., McDonalds
Co.,
Inc.,
Moore
&
Co.,
Russ
&
Co.,
and
Harold E. Wood & Co.
County,
Class
Sch.
"A"
District No. 25, Idaho
Bond
Offering
Sornsen,
Clerk
L.
—
the
of
1, 1972. Principal and inter¬
(J-D) payable at the Farmers
est
State Bank, in
Rockport. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Terre
Haute,
Bond Sale—The
works
age
Dec.
on
awarded to
a
5 Bond
$20,000 street
special
assessment
improvement
bonds
offered
Dec.
on
2492—were
Trust
man
&
100.10,
3.97%.
14
Comniunity Unit School District
Callable
from
1962
from
(J—-D)
trust
Principal
payable
bank
any
or
proved by Chapman &
Cutler, of
Chicago.
^
Institute
of
Technology,
terskamp,
Jr.,
Treasurer
of
Bond
Institute, will receive sealed bids
until 10
the
(CST)
a.m.
tory
revenue, series 1960 bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1.960. Due on Jan. 1
from 1963 to 2000 inclusive. Le¬
gality
approved by Pepit, Olin,
Overmyer & Fazio, of Chicago.
194,
to
Farmers
Mason
Bond
■
on
Nov.
27
Bond
sold to
was
Shearson,
Co.
Co.,
to
194,
a
2385
p.
group
com¬
of
posed
Cruttenden, Podesta
Allan Blair & Co., Quail
&
&
Co., and Municipal Bond Corp., at
a
sold
The
County Community High
—
a.
194,
p.
$2,475,000
2276—were awarded to
syndicate
Northern
composed
Trust
Co.,
of
/
the
Chicago,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Blyth
& Co., Inc.,
Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Dean Witter & Co., and McMaster
price
of
Hutchinson
of
&
Co.,
at
Co..
at
1
from
will
Rockport, Ind.
Offering — James
1
deceive
(CST)
purchase
of
p.m.
sealed
-
Dec.
bids
19
$440,000
on
Nov.
composed
&
Savings
White-Phillips
sewer
from 1963
to
bonds offered
awarded
Bankers Bond
and
Co., Inc., joint3V2S, 3%s, 4s and 41/4S.
as
™
Sott?npor*'
,
1963
to
a\rr
i
,
Bond Offering—Doris W. Welch,
Town Clerk
will receive sealed
bids until 6:30 p.m. (CST)
9
for
the
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
elusive.
Interest
by
Jam
on
$226,000
1962.
1,
Due
""m,;
Legality
F-A.
Charles
Trauer-
&
nicht, of St. Louis.
sive.
Interest
1964
proved
by
1962. Due
1972
to
F-A.
on
mciu-
Legality ap¬
Cox & Judeil,
Foley,
1972
Cutler, of Chicago.
Offering — Alvin Rose,
County Court Clerk, will receive
bids
Dec.
until
12
for
1:30
the
p.m. (EST)
purchase of
$300,000 school building
series
1961
1961. Due
1981
revenue,
Dated Oct. 1,
bonds.
Interest
A-O.
Bond
'purchase'of '$LOOO,Oo6
drain,
improvement bonds
Dated
March 1, 1962.
Due on March 1
age
iq«q
1963
from
building
revenue
30—v.
Walter,
to
$525,000 school
bonds offered
194,
a
on
2386—were
composed
group
Woody
Westheimer
p.
of
&
Heimerdinger,
Co.,
Robert
L.
&
+n
to
inpbmivp
inclusive,
iqoo
1983
Tnin-
M-S
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Ch.cago.
Louisiana State Board of Education
Northeast
State
Louisiana
College,
Bond
Offering
sealed
ceive
Robert
President, will
Board
Curry,
—
until
bids
11
H.
re-
on
Dec.
2
sold to Crut¬
was
Bouluntil
for the
sewage
Inc., jointly, at
a
as
a
price of 100.027,
4.16%,
net interest cost of about
follows:
$102,000
.
.
.
r
4s.
Due
Pec.
1
from 1962 to 1978 inclusive.'<
as
on
1963
+
a
of
price
100.0008.
Madison Heights, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$63,000
offered on Nov. 27—v. 194,
30
Mount
Bond
^hool project
.1862
to
Ja£
Due
1982
inclusive.
Principal
payable at the
interest (J-J)
Merchants National
and
New England
Bank,
in
Boston.
Legality approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
'
'
bonds
2277
p.
to McDonald-
Pleasant, Mich.
Sale—The
194j
_v
$600,000 water
on Nov. 30
2386_were awarded
p
to a group composed of The First
I31?, Corporation, Keno^fr' M^cArthur & Co., and Stran™
a"an> Harris & Co.
Oakland
County Twelve Towns
Drainage District (P. O
Pontiac)
Dunstable, Mass.
Bond Sale—An issue of $225,000
school project
loan act of 1948
cial
bonds
twelve
Sale
The
—
'
'
;
towns
relief
assessment
$33,675,000
drains
bonds
spe-
offered
oil,
6—v. 194, p. 2277—were
sojd
E. Hutton & Co., as awarded to a syndicate headed
by
3i/2S) at a price of 100.107, a basis, the Chase Manhattan Bank, of
0f about 3.48%.
New York, at a price of
100.00148,
Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov. a net interest cost of about
3.82%,
i
offered
Bond
Mich
Dec.
from ,1962
Nov.
on
to
30
was
inclusive,
1981
as
follows:
'
•
■
Ittncipal and Inte^t..(M-N);pay: $7,085,000
abie at the First National Bank of
as 5s.
Due on May 1
from 1963 to 1971 inclusive.'
Boston.
Legality
approved
Ropes & Gray, of Boston.
'<
by
9,715,000
Falmouth, Mass.
bonds
Sale
offered
The
-
$1,735,000
5
v.
194,
Dec.
on
2492—were awarded to a grouf)
composed of The Bankers' Trp'sf
Co
of
Co;
&
jnc
New
3 3oSi
3595^
at
a
100.-
as
to
Due
1981
37/sS.
Due
on May
inclusive,
on
May 1
1988 inclusive.
4,650,000 as 31/2S. Due on May 1
from 1989 to 1991 inclusive.
,M80,000,as 3%s. .Due on lyiay 1
1992;
1QQ9'
Other,
cate
t>asjs 0f about 3.25%
a
3%s.
1972
_
Weld
price of
as
from 1982 to
,
J.'Van Ingep,&,£(>.,
and B.
as
White,'
York,
11,045,000
1 from
p
members) >of
were
as
the
syndic
follows:
First National City Bank, Chem¬
Bank New York Trust Co.,
ical
Sale—ArMssue^of $480,000 ^nkers Trust Co., and the Morloan bonds offered
If"
Vnrtn
TrnVrUa
Nov.
30
sold to
Smith,
^ Trntt rl ot
"Rvirtnin
National Bank & .Tiust Co., Tf
mains
was
or
Kennedy
Co'.,
Rant
p
anj
&
jointly,
3V4s,
as
j
Zm m2taclus"^. ^Mercantile Trust Co., of St.
Principal and interest (J-D)
abip
a.m.
(CST) on Dec. 15 for the purchase
$1,585,000 student housing systern revenue bonds. Dated April
tjlp
a4
state
aDie ah ine
Trust Co
d
Street
of Boston.
b
Palmer
1
Y
pay-
Bank
,.f
Legality
storey
Thorndike,
of Boston.
Medford, Mass.
gaie—An issue of
gon(j
offered
to
Dec.
on
,
$2,750,000
6
was
sold
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., as 3.10s, at a
a
price of
3.02%.
100.48,
basis of about
%
/
a
Other members of the
were
as
follows:
& Co
Hornblower &
Burr
&
syndicate
Sachs
Weeks, Cof-
Goldman,
f[n
Laidlaw
&
Co.,
and
1, 1971. Principal and interest (A-O) payable at the Central Savings Bank & Trust Co., in
Monroe.
Legality
approved
by
Cooley
Foley, Cox & Judeil, of New Or-
000 school project loan act of 1948
leans.
bonds offered
Baltimore, Md.
5
offered
bonds
2386—were
Trust
City
Dec.
awarded
5—v.
to
the
by
a
194,
syn-
Bankers
Co., and the First National
both of New
price of 100.0886.
Bank,
City, at
Other
were
on
headed
dicate
The $28,500,000
—
as
a
York
Morgan Guaran-
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
E.
F.
Hutton
S.
&
Co.
Smithers
&
Co.,
Braun,
Reynolds &
Co., Wood, Struthers & Co., John
C.
Legg & Co., Folger, Nolan,
Bosworth
& Co., Inc.,
Los
cPP
•DailK
Angeles,
rnrn
sheaSon
&
pnrihn«
Hammill
&
Trust
02
-liusl
American
Corn
Pahfe
Co
^u?t°is', Gr^
&
Sons, Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co,, Inc., Dick & Merle-Smith,
Dominick & Dominiek, Francis I.
ory
duPont & Co., Fidelity Union
Trust Co., of Newark, First National Bank in St. Louis, Hallgarfen & Co., Hutchinson, Shockey
& Co., National State Bank, of
Newark, Stroud & Co., Inc., Spencer Trask & Co.,.
Trust Co. of Georgia, Atlanta,
GWalker &
Co.,
Wood,
Struthers
&
City
Co.,
National
Ernst & Co., First National Bank
of Memphis, Robert Garrett
&
Sons, Glickenhaus & Co., E. F
Hutton & Co., National Shawmut
Bank of Boston, Second District
Securities Co., Inc., J. R. Willis-
& Co., Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., and Goodbody & Co., as
3.10s, at a price of 100.56, a basis
ton & Beane, Yarnall, Biddle &
Co., Boland, Saffm, Gordon &
a
of about 3.02%.
Dated
Dec.
15
Dec.
from
15,
1962
1961.
to
Due
1981
sive. Principal and interest
National
Merchants
on
Bank,
by
&
MICHIGAN
Cadillac, Mich.
Offering—Emil F. Meyer,
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
18 for
the purchase of $540,000
sewage
disposal
system
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1
from 1965 to 1992 inclusive. Callc^y
Clerk,
Cruttenden
ro
(J-D)
Boston.
Legality
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
Bond
Sautter, Bramhall, Falion & Co.,
Inc., Commerce Trust Co., of
inclu-
members^of the syndicate paydble^^at J^New^ ^England
follows:
Louis, B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,
Wertheim & Co., W. H. Morton
& Co., Inc., Mercantile-Safe Deposit & Trust Co., of Baltimore,
W.
of
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas City,
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,250,-
to
Sale
;
Bank
vvebLCI"n
-
Co.,
on Nov. 30 was.sold
syndicate composed of R. W.
Pressprich & Co., Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Hayden, Stone
-•.a
MARYLAND
Bond
& Co.
'
Northampton, Mass.
Western
&
ap-
& Dodge>
,
of
ty Trust Co. of New York, Blyth
Co., Pohl & Co., Mag-,
& Co., Inc., Northern Trust Co., of
nus
& Co., and Fox, Reusch
&
Chicago, Stone & Webster SecurCo., at a price of 100.001.
ities Corp., Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Hickman County (P. O. Clinton),
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, Mer¬
Kentucky
cantile
Trust
Company,
of
St.
$130,000
Jan/15
bonds
Conners &
Bond Sale—An issue of
f^e o1.
terest
d
New Castle, Ky.
Sale—The
QI
'
z,ja6 — were
awarded to Stranahan. Harris &
er,
C
Jury,
Le¬
gality approved by Grafton, Fer¬
guson & Fleischer, of Louisville.
National
Bank
.?os
?' "71
fPe"
!!
N*y
"haseTf^ Sg^OOo'school Yroiect system bonds offered
nQ„np„
April 1 from 1963 to
on
inclusive.
'
on
Drainage District No. 1, La.
April
Bond
3 \5;S0()osani"
S
.J
~™;re awarded
sealed bids c/o the New England Moore & Co.
aa*s
O.
Bond
1, 1961. Due on April 1 from 1964
2001 inclusive.
Callable as of
Boyd County, Ky.
Township (P.
Clair), Mich.
Town Treasurer will receive
vas>
water
Bond Offering-Frank J. Deem-
Dec.
inclusive.
Burlington, Mass.
Offering—Arthur A. Zer-
Bond
Consolidated
Parish
Louisiana
on
C.
China
St.
MASSACHUSETTS
Orleans.
New
East
Co., at
Bond
.
from
&
Byrd Brothers, and
T. Williams & Co. Inc.
■
Offering — M. D. Peel,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 9 a.m. (CST) on Jan. 5 for
the
purchase of $15 000 school
1
in
tional Shawmut Bank of Boston,
Field, Richards & Co., The Ohio
No. 3, La.
Feb.
Bank
Bank
Trust Co., of Winston-Salem, 11,
D. White & Co., Brown Bros. Harriman & Co., Courts & Co., Na-
Franklin Parish School District
Bond
bonds. Dated Feb. 1
National
Wachovia
by the successful bidder. Legality
by
Miller,
Canfieici
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
approved
(CSTponi
$185,000 water
revenue
par.
1, 1961. Due
tenden, Podesta & Co., and Mer¬
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Clerk-Treasurer,
on
Trust
$500,-
school building revenue bonds of¬
100.015.
tirighouse, ;City
Motley,
Nov. 22—v. 194, p. 2276—were
to Stein Bros. & Boyce,
on
the
of
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Chapman &
fered
Bond
group
price of
a
Dated Dec.
a
INDIANA
"...
issue
the
and
awarded
The
school bonds offgred on Nov. 29—
v.
of
Bank
offered
a
Harris
Moines,
Nov.
Pekin), III.
Sale
to
Henry County,
School District No. 303 (P. O.
Bond
awarded
of
Chicago,
Iowa
DesMoines
National
Bank, of Des
price of 100.0102.
Tazewell
ana
Sale—The
Jefferson
Bank,
on
$918,000 bonds
Nov. 28—v.
awarded
—were
Bond
of
City, Iowa
bonds
sewer
was
sealed
Sale—The
on
19627Eme'on~Jan."l
Third
Nashville,
Company,
to
Monticello, III.
offered
Dec.
KENTUCKY
~
;
on
inclusive.
State
Sale—An
La Salle, III.
Hammill &
Due
1991
2165—were
p.
The
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
improvement bonds offered
idence,
Dec. 15 for the purchase of $650,000 hospital bonds.-Dated Jan. 1,
Saie—The $350,000 sewer
bonds offered on Nov. 20
Dec. 27 for
on
purchase of $1,000,000 dormi¬
sewer
to
of
bonds.
Marion.
of
the
Oval
—
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.,
Industrial National Bank, of Prov-
County Court Clerk, will receive
Marion, Iowa
revenue
29
Chicago, III.
Offering — James J. Rit-
Bond
purchase
revenue
of Dee;, 1,
as
.
000
Illinois
the
1, 1961.
1962
by the
Legality
ap¬
bidder.
in
by
County, Ky.
Offering
sealed bids until-lO aim,
designated
company
successful
interest
and.
at
Bank,
approved
a
about
Cutler, of Chicago.
—v.
inclusive.
of
1971. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
1980
to
from
water
Dec.
1
1
4s, at
as
basis
City, Iowa
Offering — Walker D.
Dec.
Dated
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
Savings
Shellady, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(CST)
Cole&. and. Cumberland Counties
Bond Offering—Robert H. Grif¬
The
Iowa
$3,100,000
fiths, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 12 for
the
purchase of $795,000 school
&
City,
a
194,
to
■;-•••
Bond
on
1, III.
National
Warren
approved
Gem County, Idaho
Sale—The $350,000 hospital
Co.
4—v.
awarded
Charles
'ILLINOIS
1, 1967. Prin(J-D) payable
Legality
Bond
Sale—The
of
on Nov. 28—v.
194,
2165—were awarded to Edward
First
Dec.
City, Iowa
of
bonds offered
the
on
inclusive.
LOUISIANA
Charles
price
Cutler, of Chicago.
of June
and interest
Clinton.
ly,
Bank
Chap¬
by
1981
IOWA
Legality
Dec.
.
Co., Goodbody & Co.,
Illinois Company, Blunt, Ellis &
Simmons, Milwaukee
Company,
Courts & Co., and Lyons & Shafto,
able at the District Treasurer's of¬
on
at"
to
1
1981 inclusive. Callable as of
July
as follows:
Goldman, Sachs 1,
1967; Principal
and
interest
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., R. W.,
(J—J) payable at the American
pressprich & Co., Hornblower* & national Bank & Trust
Co., in
Weeks, Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
Bowling Green. Legality approved
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Estaby Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
brook & Co., W. E. Hutton &
Co.,
West Point, Ky.
W.
H.
Morton
&
f;
Co.,
Bacon,
fice.
Due
cipal
1, 1961. Due
1962
as
Dec.
on
inclusive.
&
Commercial
aproved
Due
1981
were
p.
No.
\
,
Other members of the syndicate
of
pay¬
from
sew¬
2386—were
syndicate headed, .by
p.
100.00399.
Principal and interest (J—J)
&
Ind.
Smith, Barney & Co., and the City
Securities
Corp., at a price of
July 1 from 1964 to 1981 inclusive.
Burton
Dated Dec.
1
Callable
bonds offered
194,
41/2s.
as
from 1979 to
Joseph R. Rubin, of Louisville.
$6,300,000
revenue
5—v.
28,000
of
as
Richard
Board
(MST) on Dec 12 for
the purchase of $2,140,000 school
bends. Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on
L.
Callable
June
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
p.
1964
Inc.
until 2 p.nL
Bond
Dec.
from
1
Stevenson &
IDAHO
Bannock
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Cochran
scher, Pierce & Co., Inc., Rowles,
Winston & Co., Schmidt, Roberts
& Parke, Singer, Deane & Scrib-
bonds.
revenue
1961. Due
57
will
Fahnestock
.
&
Trugt
Po-
Co
&
Cq
New Yorki Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc., Geo.
B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., Granbery,
Marache
& Co., Green, Ellis
&
Anderson, King, Quirk & Co., Inc.,
Laidlaw & Co., Liberty National
Bank & Trust Co., of Oklahoma
City,
Mercantile
National
Bank
National City Bank of
Northrop
&
White,
Inc., Bioren & Co.,
Cooley & Co., Newburger, Loeb
& Co., James D. O'Donnell & Co.,
Inc., State Street Securities Corp.,
Tcllner & Beane, Inc., Shelby
at
Dallas,
Cleveland,
and interest (J—J) payable at any
Cullom Davis & Co., A. Webster
Dougherty & Co., Freeman & Co ,
bank Or trust company designated
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, National
able
as
of Jan. 1, 1975. Principal
58
(2602)
fThe Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Bank of
industrial
ident
13
Commerce, Seattle, Prov¬
of Cincinnati, Arthur
L. Wright & Co., Inc., Stockyards
Bank
National
Bank,
Wichita,
of
Bank
and
Bond
Cold- Spring,
Minn.
$188,000 sewer
improvement
special
bonds offered
22-77-—were-
assessment
Nov. 29—v.
on
awarded
Allison-Williams
to
Co.
-
Offering—Walter H. Ver-
Fiscal
Agent,- will1» receive
(CST) on
the purchase of $180,000
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Jan. 9 for
sanitary
;improvement
.sewer
bonds: Dated Feb.
1, 19621 Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
Callable'as of Feb.
1,- 1972. Prin¬
cipal and ' interest payable at
bank
trust" company
or
any
designated
by the* successful bidder: Legality
approved by Dorsey; Owen, Bar¬
ber; Marquart
&
Windhorst/
of
Minneapolis;
Mitple-Lake, Minn.
Bond-Sale—The $280,000 bonds
offered on Nov. 291—v. 194-, pv 2277
awarded
—were-
E.
to
J. Prescott
&■ Co.
New Hope, Minn.
Bond Offering—R. M. Rirchoff,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
for
14
(CST) on Dec.
purchase of $633,000
improvement' bonds;
the
temporary
Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1,
1964. Principal and interest (J—J)
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey, Owen, Barber, Marquart
& Windhorst, of
Minneapolis.^
?
Offering"—
Elleraas,
will
County' * AUditOr"'1
receive
sealed bids until 11
a.m. (CST) on
purchase of $185,drainage bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Dec. 13 for the
000
1962.
Due
1972
inclusive.
Jan.
1
from
1963
1
to
1962
from
clusive.
11
Principal
in¬
1986
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
St. Louis.
MISSOURI
proved
by
Faegre
&
Benson,
of
First National
3.65s, at
as
terley,
receive
sealed
tary
sewer
offered
on
Dec.
4—v.
awarded
—were
to
194;
J.
2277
p.
M.
Dain &
Co., Inc.
North St. Paul-Maplewood
Indepen.
School District No. 622 (P. O.
North St. Paul), Minn.
Bond
school
fered
Sale
The
—
issue
Nagel,
Howard, of Denver;
by
Dawson,
building, series 6 bonds of¬
Nov.
on
—were
30—v.
awarded
composed
of
to
the
194,
2277
syndicate
a
p.
American
tional Bank, of St.
Na¬
a
price of
par.
Spring Valley, Minn.
1
Sherman
&
$200,000 sewer¬
improvement bonds
offered
on
—were
awarded to
posed
M.
Nov. 27—v.
a
194,
2166
p.
group
com¬
of Allison-Williams
Dain
&
Co., J.
Co., Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood,. and Northwestern Na¬
tional Bank, of
Minneapolis, at a
price of par.
&
dale
Sale—The
water
fered
on
—were
and
Nov.
Rou-
ault,'Roroii'gh Clerk, will receive
bids until 8:30 p.m.
sealed
$65,000
bonds.
for
11
Dec:
on-
the
(EST)
purchase' of
general improvement
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on
from
1
1962
inclu¬
1974
to
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank, in* Allendale. Legality-ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
awarded
to
Fern-
bonds
194,
the
p.
of¬
2166
Allison-
Williams Co.
MISSISSIPPI
Clarke County Supervisors
District
No. 2 (P. O. Quitman), Miss.
Bond Sale—The
$150,000^indus-
bonds
Co., and J7 B. Hanauer & Co.,
jointly, as 3.85s, at a price of
100.148, a basis of about 3.82%.
Bellmawr School Districtf
R.
Saffin,
Gordon
&
Sautter;
as
4.10s, at a price of 100.2239, a
basis of about 4.07%.
Butler, N. J.
Bond Offering—Carl G. Whriten-
Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
Dec. 19 for the purchase of $173,*
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
water
1961
I, 1961. Due
bonds.
Dec.
on
Dated Dec.
1
from 1962
tp» 1979 'indusive.^ Principal; and
interest
First
(J—D)
payable
the
at
National
Bank, of Butler.
approved by
Hawkins,
Legality
Delafield
&
Wood/ of New York
Co., Inc., Braun BosCo., Inc., Bramhall, FalCo., Incv
p.
S
to
1966
May
on
inclusive.
Hempstead dh<f Hempstead
Free
School
New
.
Bond
District
No.
1,
York
Offering—Frances Regan,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 19
for
the
school
to
purchase
1961
1961.
Due
1991
of
bonds.
(J-D)
Chemical
$2,296,000
Dec. 1,
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
interest
Co.,
from
1
payable
Bank
1963
Principal
New
and
the
at
York
Trust
of New York City: Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield
approved
&
Wood,-, of New York City.:
Whittaker
a
1
e
t-
on
The
Dec.
$1,871,500
194,
composed
a
syn¬
Co., of Chicago, Drexel &
Co., Shields & Co., Francis I. duPont & Co., Shearson, Hammill &
Co., and Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc., taking $1,870,500 as 3V2S, at
Dunkirk,
Bond
eral
—
Township
sealed
Clerk,
bids" until
8
P.
will
p.m.
(EST) on Dec, 20 for the purchase
Panola County
Supervisors Districts' of $65,000
township improvement
N&i'
bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1961. Due on
Dec; 1 from 1962- to. 1974 inclusive..
^ Bond Sate—An issue of _$50,0p0 .Principal
and
interest
(J—D)
Trust
Co., of Buffalo, jointly, as
3.60s, at a price of 100.10, a basis
of
No. 3
—were
Nov.
(EST) on
purchase of $3,000,090-school 196,V second series
Dec.
194,
14
the
1, 1961. Due
on
Principal and interest (J—D)
pay¬
able
New
the
at
York
Chemical
Bank
Trust
Company, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman, of
New York City.
•
gen¬
of¬
Pittsford, N. Y.
2278
Bond
district
p.
a.m.
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1990 inclusive.
Manufac¬
awarded to The
for
bonds. Dated Dec.
Y.
29—v.
Carleton Up¬
—
sealed bids until 11
Feb.
bonds
Offering
right, District Clerk, will receive
inclusive.
1961
3.58%.
(P. O. Locust Valley), N. Y.
Bond
on
.bonds.
$325,000
about
Oyster Bay Central School District
$540,-
on
the Manufacturers & Traders
and
&-Traders: Trust
Sale—The
No,
1
$153,000
bonds
sewer
offered
on
Bank, in Park Ridge, as 3.35s, at
price of 100.07, a basis of about
Hempstead, Lido and Point Lookout
Fire District, N. Y.
'
Bond Offering—Arthur J.
Neppel, Sr., District Secretary-Trea¬
3.34%.
surer,
will receive sealed bids
til
a.m.
Sale
Nov 30—v.
on
The
—
awarded
to
194,
The
$81,000
bonds
p.
gen¬
offered
2278—were
First
National
a
(P.
O.
Bond
Sale—The
$2,425,000
to
syndicate headed by the Na¬
tional State Bank,
Newark, and
Stroud
&
Co., Inc., taking $2,419,000, as 3.60s, at a price of
100.257, a basis of about 3.57%.
cate
members
were
as
of
1970
of
on
Dec.
on
$45,000
bonds.
April
inclusive.
(A—O)
1
payable
3.70s, at
>
York
until
the
and
will
the
purchase
Due
Bank, in
receive
(EST)
noon
school
Y.
Oct.
on
Dec.
bids
14 for
$1,971,000' high
Dated
1
sealed
on
of
bonds.
inclusive.
Jan.
from
1, 1962.
1962
to
and
Principal
interest
1988
(A—O) payable at the National
Bank, of Delaware County. Legal¬
City.
ity
New
1, N.
Offering—Theodor Janic-
cation,
1,
Hempstead, Wantagh Fire District,
syndi¬
Ira Haupt
■
.
Walton, Hamden, Tompkins, Frank¬
lin and Sidney Central School
ki, President of the Board of Edu¬
Long Beach.- Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dykeman, of
New
York, Buffalo,, as
price of 100.55, a basis
3.62%.
District No.
for
at
a
about
Bond
1962
Principal
29—v.
of Western New
dis¬
Jan.
from
Nov.
un¬
14
fire
Dated
Meadow Brook National
the
follows:
Due
interest
a
Other
1962
1962.
va¬
(EST)
purchase
trict
rious school bonds offered on Nov.
30—v. 194, p. 2278—were awarded
to
11
the
Moorestown), N. J.
approved
van,
of
York
Bond Offering—John J. CrisaCo.v. Reynolds & Co., John J.
Ryan & Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co., fulli, Fire District Secretary, will
receive sealed bids until 2
Roosevelt
&
Cross, Butcher
&
p.m.
Sherrerd, Schaffer, Necker & Co., (EST) ori Dec. 13 for the. purchase
A. Webster; Dougherty & Co., J. of $60,000 fire bonds. Dated Dec.
R. Ross & Co., Robert K. Wallace 1, 1961. Due on Dec; 1 from 1962
to 1986 inclusive.
& Co., and Ewing & Co.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
by Sullivan, Dono¬
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane,
New
York
City.
V
&
OHIO
Beaver Local School District, Ohio
,
(P.
MEXICO
Mexico
Bond
Sale—The $600,000
facilities
revenue
offered
on
—were
posed
of
John
Nuveen
lin
&
&
Bond
on
&
Y.
—
ceive
sealed
bids
J.
until
Eugene
11
from
payable
1962
to
and
at the
1975
bonds
sold to
1
a
1962
to
Buffalo, joint¬
1981
of
Bond
the
Farmers
Offering—M.
sealed
a
Clerk,
until
bids
on
Nov.
road
inclusive.
ment
bonds.
noon
Dated
(A—O)
National* Bank,
,
City*
^ders &
„
-V
" C» A '
.
*
Simon,
-
receive
(EST)
improvement special
Co., of Mohawk Valley, in Ilion.
>
C.
will
Dec. 21 for the purchase of
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Dikeman, of New York
inclusive:
(J—D)
National
Salem, Lisbon. Legality
by Squire, Sanders &
Township
about 3.49%.
from
/*
j.
on
Boardman Township, Ohio
&
price of 100.05,
1, 1962. Due
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬ Due on Oct. 1 from
able at the Marine Midland Trust 'inclusive;
Principal
interest
(F—A)
Marine Midland
Trust-j. Co.,in -New -/York
of
bids
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
offered
Roosevelt
Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on Dec. 14 for the purchase
$755,000 general purpose bonds.
Dated Aug.. 1, 1961. Due on Aug.
1
3V2s, at
as
basis
of
Principal
1961
was
sealed
interest
and
at
approved
water
Cross, and the Manufacturers
ly,
Offering
Nov. 30
Traders Trust Co.,
YORK
Bank
Sale—The $350,000
improvement
Co.f
Co., and Cough-
Co., Inc.
NEW
Principal
payable
I lion, N; Y.
bonds
receive
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1984 inclusive.
recre¬
Nov. 30—v. 194, p. 2278
to a group com¬
will
bonds. Dated Jan.
proved
awarded
Stern Brothers &
cation,
until 1 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 20 for
the
purchase of $253,000 school
National Bank of Long
Island, in Bellmore. Legality ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
University
O. University Park), N. Mex,
ational
Bond Offering — Barry Green¬
wood, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Franklin
State
Kelly, City Comptroller, will
Norman
on
turers
improvement
Bond
Township, N. J.
N.
Sale—The
improvement
fered
Co.
Auburn, N.
Offering
1991
offered
Nov. 30—v. 194, p. 2387—were
awarded
to
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
on
City.
price of 100.091, a basis of about
Florence
to
bonds
of
Bond
eral
3.49%.
Bond
improvement
15, 1961. Due
1963
$215,500 public
1961
194, p. 2387—were
awarded to The Marine Trust Co.
5—v.
of the Northern
of
improvement
Co., in
Buffalo, and Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., jointly, as 3.40s, at a price of
100.06, a basis of about 3.39%.
N. J.
Trust
a
&
Dec.
from
(EST)
^
Oneida, N. Y.
,
Sale—The
Bond
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Dikeman, of New York
& Co., Johnston
Co., The Illinois Com¬
pany, Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Rodman & Renshaw, Northrup &
White, Inc.,r Hutchinson, Shockey
& Co., McCormick &
Co.,Dolphin
&
Co., .Seasongood
&
Mayer,
Thomas &
Co., and Robert L.
New
2277—were awarded to
dicate
receive
1963
Union
'
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the;, Mercbaidts
/ National
Bank & TrUst
Co.; in Syracuse.
&
NEW
offered
15
S; Morris
Lemon
public
Dated
&
City.
Clifton,
000
D. White &
liam
Borough
our,
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Dec. 14 for the purchase
Moorestown Township School Dist.
N. J.
$360,000 school
bonds offered on Nov. 29—v. 194,
p. 2277—were awarded to Boland,
Memphis.
O. Batesville),
from
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
Oneida Valley Na¬
tional Bank, in Oneida.
Legality
approved jay Sykes, Galloway &
Dikeman, of New York City.
>
North
Cheektowaga, N. Y.
Co., Wood, Gun¬
dy & Co., Inc., Cooley & Co., Wil¬
Sale—The
Hamilton,
Mississippi
%
1, 1961. Due
,
:
..
.
on
Lincoln
.
Bond Sale—The $815,000
public
improvement bonds offered on
Dec. 5 —v. 194, p. 2494 — were
Montvale, IV. J.
offered
on
Nov.
29—v.
194, p. 2277—were
awarded
to B. J.
Van- Ingen &
trial plant bonds offered on
Nov.
28—v. 194, p. 2277—were
awarded
to
The First
National Bank of'
3', 4 and S (P.
3.54%.
p.m.
&
ion &
Sale—The $76,000 general
improvement
bonds
$36,000
sewer
21—v.
8
Co., Eache & Co., J. A. Hogle
Co., Dempsey-Tegler & Co.,
Stroud
Allendale, N. J.
Offering—J. Frank
'Bond
Wayzata, Minn.
Bond
until
about
will
W. H. Morton & Co., Inc., Laidlaw
worth
-•
000
Bond Sale—The
age treatment
&-Co., and Ernst. & Co., as-3.60s,
a price of
100.6379, a basis of
of
NEW JERSEY
!
Paul, Juran &
Moody, Inc., Kalman & Co., Inc.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
and Shearson, Hammill &
Co., at
bids
1
composed of The Morgan
group
•
Dated Nov.
at
(EST) on Dec. 21 for the purchase*
of $814,000 bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
&
Bond
$1,000,000
Treasurer,
price
2.39%.
5—
Guaranty Trust Co., New York,
Blyth & Co., Inc. Spencer Trask
'
N. J. v
Offering—Harold A. Sut-
Township
Dec.
on
194,:p, 2494—were awarded to
v.
a
offered
offered
The
to
—
Bond
$190,000 sani¬
improvement bonds
The
bonds
bonds
sold
was
Co., of Central New
Syracuse, as-2.40s, at a
of 1000.2) a basis*of' about
York,
1,
school
30
Bank & Trust
—
Branch, Minn.-
Sale-—The
3.64%.
improvement
Nov.
Chenango Forks, N. Y.
Bond/ Sale — The $1,033,000
Hamilton' Township,
Bond
Bellmawr; Ni J.i
North
No.
Bank, in Freehold,
price of 100.023, a
a
of about
Minneapolis.
Bond
to
County, Wampsville, N. Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of $161,000
1961. Due. on Nov. 1 fr.om 196? to
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
awarded to a syndicate composed
$500,- terest (M-N) payable at the First
of the Marine Trust
000 " * waterworks
Company of
improvement Trenton Bank, in Trenton. Legal¬
Western
New
York,
Buffalo
bonds offered on Nov. 27 was sold
ity: approved by Caldwell/ Mar¬ Blair &
Co., Inc., Manuafcturers
to a group composed of The Mer¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New &
Traders
Trust
cantile Trust Co., of St. Louis, G. York
Co.,
Buffalo,
City.
Roosevelt
&
H. Walker & Co., and Newhard,
Cross, and R. D.
White & Co., as 3.60s; at a
Jersey City, N. J.
Cook & Co., at a price of par.
price
Bond Sale
The $9,693,000 of 100.579, a basis of about
3.53%.
NEVADA
school general improvement re¬
Chili (P. O. 3235 Chili
Avenue,
funding and water bonds offered
North Las Vegas Special Improve¬
Rochester 24), N. Y.
on
Dec. 5:—v. 194, p. 2387—were
ment Assessment District No-. 3,
Bond Sale
The $60,000 town
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Nevada
hall 1961 bonds offered on Dec. 5
Bond
Offering—Helen
G.
Pi- Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and —v. 194, p; 2494—were awarded
Phelps, Fenn' St Co.. taking- $9,-> to a
voda,
City Clerk, will receive
group composed of Roosevelt
673,000, as 4s, at a price of 100.- &
sealed bids* until 7' p.m.
(PST)
Cross, Manufacturers & Trad¬
on
Dec.
11 for the purchase of 216, a basis of about 3.87%.
ers
Trust Co., Buffalo, and John
Other'members of the syndicate'
J. De Golyer
$170,000 street v improvement, se¬
Co., Inc., as 3.90s, at
were
as
follows: White, Weld &
ries 1961 special assessment bonds.
a price of
100.44, a basis of about
Saffin,
Gordon
&
Dated Dec. 15, 1961. Due on Dec. Co.,. Boland,
3.85%.
15 from
1962
to
1971
inclusive. Sautter, Fidelity Union Trust Co.,
Clay, N. Y.
\
:
Callable.
Principal and interest Newark, F. S. Smithers & Co.,
Estabrook & Co., Hemphill, Noyes
Bond
Offering—Leo R. Kane,
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
& Co., R. S. Dickson &
Town
Supervisor,
will
Co., Inc.,
receive
urer's
office.
Legality approved
Sale—An
sive.
company designated: by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
awarded
Madison
and Greene Central School District
Sale—The $425,000 school
bonds offered on Nov. 28—v. 194,
2277—were
Monday, December 11, 1961
.
Township School District
(P. O. Feehold), N. J.
p.
.
Barker, Chenango, Fenton,* Triangle
Kirhville, Mo.
Bond
Dec.
..trust
by
Bond
payable
of
to
on
&
.
Legality approved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Lane, of New York City.
Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
interest basis
and
at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder^
Legality
ap¬
Principal and in¬
(J—J) payable at any bank
terest
or
Feb.
on
Burlington.
Freehold
until
(CST) on Jan. 10 for the
of
$2,000,000
school
bonds. Dated
Feb.
1, 1962. Due
Bond
A.
bids
a.m.
Norman County, Minn'.
Bbnd
sealed
of
approved
purchase
(F-A)
Elmore, Minn.
eide;
-
194,
The
Bank
Offering—Vincent P. Ros,
receive
will
Bond-Sale—The
payable at the Mechanics Nation¬
al
Memphis.
School District, Miss.
MINNESOTA
Bond
of
Nov.
on
First National
Pascagoula Municipal Separate
Martin & Co.
p.
offered
bonds
sold to The
was
.
Dec.
on
$31,960
assess¬
15, 1961.
1972
1963
to
and
interest
payable at the Mahoning
of
Youngstown.
Legality approved by Squire, San-
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Volume
194
Number
6115
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2603)
Columbus
Bond
School Dist.,
City
Offering—H.
District
C.
ceive sealed bids until
noon
re¬
000.000 school bonds. Dated March
1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963
inclusive.
1985
to
Interest M—S.
Crestline Exempted
Village School
District, Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received; until
be
Jan.
4
for
the
Corp.,
price of 100.739,
ville.
3V2s, at a
basis of about
as
a
OKLAHOMA
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Ball, Burge &
were
School District,
Cross
Creek
Local School District,
Steubenville, Ohio
\
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
until
received
be
<;/;
Jan»
17
the
for
purchase of $900,000 school build¬
ing bonds..
"t
''
Dover
City School District, Ohio
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
received
be
until
Dec.
27
for
the
cation,
will
receive
until 1 p.m.
(ESTK
1962. Due
1.982
Dec.
on
1
from
terest
(J—D)
in¬
and
payable at the Un¬
ion National Bank of Youngstown.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
purchase of $610,500 school build¬
Port
bonds.
ing
Clinton
City School District,
'
Hicksville Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
received
until
Dec.
Ohio
Offering—B.
28
the
for
of
receive
bids
(EST)
sealed
tions bonds.
Feb.
1,
1984
inclusive.
Hudson, Ohio
Sale
improvement
$45,000 street
special assessment
bonds
on
offered
Dec.
4—v.. 194,
2387—were awarded to Magnus
Co., as 3%s, at a price of 100.12,
p.
&
basis
a
Sale—The
school
$52,000
bonds offered
2061—were
addition
14—V. 194, p.
Nov.
awarded to The National Bank of
Adams
County,uin WesJtjJJhipn,
as
4s, at a price of 10,1.50, a basis of
about 3.87%i
.Yj
'Kenton
Clerk
t)isirict,'^fiio
City School
Bond
Offering—K.
of
E.
Board of
the
Orsborn,
Education,
will receive sealed bids until Jan.
for
8
the
purchase
be
received
purchase
Due
'
15, 1962.
June 15 from 1963 to
on
Lisbon
1982
J—D.
Interest
Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
until
received
be
of
Jan.
for
9
School
received
until
purchase
of
struction
3
Jan.
bonds,
for
$315,000 school
the
con¬
'
-v.•
Offering
waterworks
branch
reservoir
1,
1961.
1982
inclusive.
bonds.
Due
from
Interest
of
Dec.
on
1—v.
awarded
Home
3V2S, at
4%%
to
Finance
price of
a
194,
the
2279
p.
Housing
Agency,
as
Seneca-Huron Local School District
(P. tQ.* Bellevue R-2), Ohio
Sorid Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received until Dec.
27
for
the
A
power
will
be
Dated
1963
the
refund
to
used
said the
serial bonds
outstand¬
ing securities. The $35 million of
term bonds, he said, will finance
construction
of
in
dam
a
Okla¬
1
The underwriters said
reoffer
the
public
at
serial
prices
they will
bonds
to
yield
to
those
for
due
Serial bonds due 1984-88
The
4%%
in
1983.
were
term
be
The
overall
annual
cost of the
net
not
yield
until
the
noon
(EST)
purchase
branch
of
on
Dec. 27 for
$1,750,000
reservoir
inter¬
borrowing will be
Moore, Okla.
Offering—Mary K. Boatmun,
Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 13 for the purchase of $20,000
town
to
hall
bonds.
Due
from
1964
1973, inclusive.
Oklahoma
Wadsworth, Ohio
:
$33,000 city im¬
.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
Dec.
on
Town
assessment
'
Red'Oak, Okla.
Offering —Jim
Clerk,
Fields,
•
will
until. 7:30
p.m.
Red
Oak
Bond
5
Secretary
Offering
the
Works
—
Authority,
Oklahoma
received
until
Jan.
for
1965 to
of
1995 inclusive; Callable
Bond
Offering—James F.
Bar-
lett, Clerk-Treasurer of the Board
of
Education, will receive sealed
bids until Jan. .4 for the purchase
of $795,000 school bonds.
v
%
Napoleon, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
improvement
bonds offered
p.
2167
street
assessment
14—v.
Nov.
on
awarded
were
—
$2,250
special
194,
The
to
First National Bank of Napoleon,
as
4s, at
a
Bonds
price of
street
lights
bonds
offered
were
special
at
the
assessment
same
time
Township Local School
Ohio
Bond Offering—Harold
Superintendent
of
receive
bids
(EST)
of
sealed
on
Orvin
Airport
City
sey,
sealed
Recorder,
receive
(PST)> on
will
bids until 8 p.ms
for the purchase of
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m», (PST) on
Dec.
for
11
the
purchase of
$!,-
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
Douglas
County
Bond
1962
Principal
to
will
until
noon
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
1982
interest
and
the
at
Dec.
Clerk,
Wheel¬
will- receive
bids until 8 p.m.
11
for
the
(PST) on
purchase of $96,-
(J—D)
Wakeman
Bank
Company, in Wakeman. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond
Offering—Betty Newkirk,
Clerk-Treasurer
until
of
will
Education,
1
the
Board of
receive
sealed
Saving5
(EST) on Jan.
10 for the purchase of $1,242,000
school bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
on
June
inclusive.
p.m.
1
from
1963
to
1984
Interest J-D,
York Local School District, Ohio*
Bond
Offering
—
Helen
Robin-
ette, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 1
Parma
(POf
6611
Cleveland
Bond
29),
Sale—The
provement bonds
4—v.
to
a
Ridge
Road,
Ohio
$1,965,000
offered
on
im¬
Dec.
2167—were awarded
syndicate headed by the First
194,
p.
p.m. (EST) on Dec. 19 for
purchase of/ $140,000, school
improvement bonds. Dated Dec.
the
1,
to
1961. Due
1976
interest
First
on
Dec. 1 from 1963
inclusive.
(J—D)
National
Principal
payable
Bank,, in
at
and
the
Nelsorr-
sealed
(EST)
on
Finance, will
bids
until
Dec. 19 for
$485,000 city
re¬
11
a.m.
the
pur¬
Bond Sale
The $150,000 bor¬
ough improvement bonds ^offered
on Nov. 13—v.
194, p. 2062—were
awarded
to
The^'Westinghouse
Electric Corp.
Gannon
Bond
College, Erie, Pa.
Sale—The
$326,000
teria-student union
bonds offered
2279
Housing
p.
3y8s, at
—
and
a
on
were
cafe¬
revenue
Nov. 30—v.
194,
awarded to
the
Home
price of
1960
Agency,
as
par.
Ore.
Offering—Robert
District
sealed
School District
on
payable
ceive
No. 1, Ore.
Bond Offering—Arwid W. Bert-
q\)R
noon
of Accounts and
11
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1984 inclusive.
Due
Parsons,
Schools,
school
Baker,
Education,
Gor-
Director of the Department
bey,
000
er,
Crist,
Trust,
Offering—James H.
chase of
improve¬
$80j~ ment bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1962:
fire, series 1961 bonds. Dated Due on Jan. 1 from
1963 to 1987
Dec. 31, 1961. Due on Dec. 31 from
inclusive. Principal and interest
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Interest
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬
J-D. Legality approved by Shuler,
urer's office.
Legality approved
Sayre,
Winfree
&
Rankin,
of
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson*
Portland.
of Philadelphia.
Clackamas County School District
East Pittsburgh, Pa%
Dec.
the
Dec. 13 for the purchase
$770,000 school improvement
of
Feb. 14 for the purchase
$1,000,000
from
(EST)
bids
District,
of
on
PENNSYLVANIA
as
Beaverton, Ore.
Bond Offering-—Robert O. Mai-
Lillian
will receive sealed bids until
$18,150
not( sold.
Painesville
—
Board
(PST)
Chester, Pa.
Wynford Local Sch. District, Ohio
par.
Sold—The
Not
Clerk of the
County School District
Linn and Benton Counties. Union,
Bond
District, Ohio
Offering
ap¬
Dec. 12 for the' purchase of
$305,4
000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
15*
1961. Due on Dec. 15 from 1962
OREGON
Western Reserve Local School
Bond
Jackson
Jan; 1, 1972. Interest J-J.
to
Miamisburg City Schi Dist., Ohio
Legality
—
purchase of $704,000 school build¬
ing and equipment bonds.
A—O.
office.
proved'by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
High School District No. 8, Ore.
1—v.
9
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's
Offering
Jim Fields,
Bond Offering —John R. Cox,
Secretary of ttie Public Works
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Authority, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST); on Dec. 22 bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Dec. 19
for
the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
for the purchase of $120,000 water
school bonds.
system,. series 1962 bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from
No. 21,
City Airport Trust,
of
Public
Bond
Wayne Township Local School
District, Dayton, Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
inclusive.
terest
water
Y ,v:-
.
1,
to
receive sealed
(CST) on to 1981
Dec, 22- for the purchase of $65,000
interest
bids,
194,
p. 2387—were awarded to Sweney
Cartwright & Co., as 314s, at a
price of 100.53, a basis of about
-
Jan.
1964
from
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
650,000 school bonds. Dated' Jan.
15, 1962. Due on Jan. 15 from
1963 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
4.38%.
Oklahoma
special
Bond
west
bonds.
Dated
1
No.
man,
Bond
County, Ohio
Bond Offering—James R.
Craig,
Clerk
of
the
County Commis¬
sioners, will receive sealed bids
Jan.
6, Ore.
Oklahoma- City. Legality
Bond Offering — Merle Obenapproved by Wood, King, Dawson
& Logan, of New York City.
chain, District Clerk, Will receive
bonds
priced at 99.53 to
4.40% to maturity in 2002.
est
the
from
1965 maturities out
for the
4.05%
to
the
on
Northeast
.
Trumbull
on
Co.', in
agency
from
purchase of $230,000 school build¬
%
ing bonds.
ranging
term
reoffered.
par.
serial
coupon
maturities
bonds, due 2002.
spokesman for the hydro¬
will
'
various
with
1965 to 1988, and $35 million
from
2.75%
Grande
—were
and
of
bonds
offered
Cox,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Dec. 27
for the purchase of $2,500,000 west
Dec.
million
Rio
3.16%.
John C.
—
bonds issues, totaling $50
million, to an underwriting group
managed by John Nuveen & Co.,
Al'en
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and
Leo Oppenheim & Co., on Dec. 5
The ' financing
includes
$15
revenue
homa.
Mahoning County, Ohio
Bond
•
the
District, Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
the
1,
school, bonds.
1962. Due
inclusive^ * Principal and
payable at - the Cpunty
system, series 1962 bonds. Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
.% Oklahoma City, OklaY'
! /" Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1
Bond Sale— ^e Grand River
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
from l964 to- 1987, inclusive;
& Rankin, of
Dam
Authority
awarded
two
Portlands
Grand River Dam Authority,
,
Grand' River
provement
Local
for
IT for the
County Clerk, will receive sealed
binds until 2:30 p.m.
(CST) on
Dec. 12 for the purchase of $30,000 county road bonds. Due from
1963 to 1968, inclusive.
s
College (P. O.
Grande), Ohio
'
Bond Sale—The
$320,000 dormi¬
tory, series 1961 revenue bonds
ing bonds."
Lucas
1
receive
Bryan County, Okla.
Offering—J. Sam Wright,
proceeds
Feb.
$300,000
Dec.
electric
bonds.
purchase of $350,000 school build¬
'
until
will
Bruce,
sealed bids
Bond
to
$1,678,000
of
school bonds. Dated Jan.
inclusive.
1963
M-N.
Ravenna, Ohio
<
(P. O. Blue Creek), Ohio
on
from
Interest
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
-
Rio
Jefferson Local School District
building
Due
3.86%.
of about
Bond
-1962.
The
—
noon
Jan; 11 for the purchase
$2,150,000 school bonds. Dated
of
Bond
until
on
purchase of $225,000 school addi¬
,■
H. Corthell,
Schools, will
Superintendent
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Bond
Jan.
at the First National Bank & Trust
until
bids
1963. to
inclusive.; Principal
Dated
purchase of
Mayor,
Dec. 18 for
the purchase of $850,000. school
improvement bonds. Dated Jan; 1,
1977
bonds;
Barnsdall, Okla.
Offering — E. M.
Bond;
Ohio
sealed
on
000
(CST) on Dec. 20' for the
purchase of $1,357,000 airport
trustees, ninth series revenue
p.m.
$25,000 municipal building bonds.
Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Field, Richards & Co., Wm.
J. Mericka & Co., Prescott &
Co.,
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Fahey,
Clark & Co.,
Stranaham, Harris &
Co., and Sweney Cartwright & Co.
Poland Local
will receive sealed bids until 2:00
1962. Due
on July 1 from 1965 to
1983, incli
Callable as of July 1, 1970. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Kraus,
purchase of $552,000 school build¬ /-Bond Offering—R. H. McColing bonds-. r\. /•Vi-V'V.V-'
lum, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
*
Legality approved by Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sanders &
3.36%.
(EST)
Feb. 6 for the purchase of $7,-
on
Cleveland
Ohio
Kuhnle.
Clerk-Treasurer, will
59
T\ r
r,*U
Huntingdon County (P. O.
Huntingdon), Pa.
Bond Sale—The
improvement
$200,000 county
bonds
offered
on
ri!
Ji
30
Nov.
awarded
I
Joint School Author.
Area
A
revenue
awarded to
p.
2388—were
syndicate headed by
194,
5—v.
Dec.
a
Co., at a price of 98.469.
Drexel &
syndicate
White, Weld &
were
li
follows:
as
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.;
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
W.
H.
Newbold's
Son
&
Co.;
Co., Inc.;
Wallace
&
Co.; Chaplin,' McGuinness &
Co., and Johnson & Johnson.
At
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
& Co.; Robert K.
Poole
period amounted
pounds,
against
this
in
307,783,204
10
of
last
of
months
crease
for
Bank
Puerto
an
in¬
Due
inclusive. * Callable
trust
offered on Nov. 29—
2279—were awarded to
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., as
I
v
194,
v.
p.
basis
3V8S, at a price of 100.16, a
i
\l
County Institution District,
Pennyslvania_
.
■J1
ii
Agency, as 3Vss, at
Home Finance
price of
a
par. '
Bond Sale—The $65,000
funding
bonds
offered
improvement
194, p. 2279—were
29—v.
Nov.
on
awarded to Cunningham,
&
Co.,
3.22%.
of about
basis
a
Schmertz
3V4S, at a price of 100.18,
as
\ 'i.
M
f
1
!
dent
nue
$2,000,000 stur
nurses' dormitory 1961 reve¬
bonds offered on Nov. 28—
j
Sale—The $1,023,000 dorr
F
If
mitory-dining hall
offered
bonds
Erie, Pa.
Maria College,
Villa
Bond
;f { '
i\ 'I
price of pan
Agency, as 3%s, at a
on
1960
revenue
194,
Nov. 30—v.
awarded to the
and Home Agency, as
3%s; at a price of par.
2279
Housing
p.
were
—
tf
'I 1
Si
i
a
Passenger and Cargo Traffic
i
Puerto Rico
San
International Airport,
Juan, Puerto Rico, totaled
109,095 in October,1961, compared
in October,
with 99,508 passengers
1960, an increase of 9.6 per cent,
according to Manuel Sanchez Ri¬
Cargo
Authority.
airport
of the
through
October
totaled
in
moved
Northeast
and interest (J-J) payable
any
bank or trust company
at
by the successful bid¬
designated
approved by How¬
LeFevere, Lefler
Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
der.
Legality
Peterson,
ard,
&
(P. O. Newport),
inclusive.
bonds
1961
5:—v.
Dec.
194,
terest
school,
offered
on
2279—were
p.
to
payable at the Na¬
Hous¬
ton. Legality approved by Vinson,
Elkins,
Weems
&
Searles,
of
Mid-South
Securities
at
of
price
a
about
100.055,
Inc., and
Co., as 4s,
a
basis of
4.11%.
UTAH
194,
2388—were
p.
Callable
inclusive.
Jan. 1, 1962.
1964 to 1977
1,
of Jan.
as
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Weter
Roberts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
Shoreline School
awarded
Trust
ers
Jan.
1,
1964
to
1962. Due on Jan. 1 from
1977 inclusive. Callable.
Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Weter,
Roberts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
Rawlins,
Salt
&
Co.
Trust
Lake
Salt Lake
Jones &
City.
Henderson,
of
;
§anitary
Town
Grove
Blooming
District No. 6,
Wis.
A'-..
Bond Sale—-An issue of $150,000
combined
Nov. 22
on
was
Fulton,
City,
Edgerton
45.9
first ten months
the
of the
there were
1,299.052 passengers serviced, com¬
pared with 1,237,914 in the cor-
year
to
October
3,
offered
Co.
Inc., at
price of par, a net
a
of
cost
interest
3.66%,
about
as
5s. Due on Jan. 1 from
as
1963
to
from
from
3%s. Due on Jan. 1
as
inclusive.
1984
to
Joint School
Towns
Porter,
syndicate
follows: Lehman Brothers,
on
Common Shares
'
■!
Columbus
and
Southern Ohio Electric
Memphis, Moroney, Beissner &
Winston & Co., and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.
Independent School Dist.,
Director
Dec.
poration, payable Jan¬
10, 1962, to share¬
holders of record at the
uary
close
of
business on
December 26, 1961.
G. C. SHAFER,
the
Secretary
ELECTRIC
COLUMBUS
AND SOUTHERN
ELECTRIC
•m&
Co.
OHIO
of
Finance,
bids
sealed
until
for
20
Bond
on
Offering—Sealed bids will
Dec.
$900,000
bonds.
11
until 2:30 p.m.
for
the
bonds.
on
the
will
Fary,
receive
(EST)
noon
purchase
of
on
$7,-
Dated
schoolhouse,
Dated Dec.
series
1961
1, 1961. Due on
Callable as of Dec. 1, 1976. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J—D) payable
at the First National Bank in Dal¬
las. Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Company, in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
York
school
to
rill
Independent School
a
Offering—John W. Bran-
denberger, Financial Advisor, v/ill
&
McCarthy,
Sale —The
bonds
194,
p.
inclusive.
1977
Principal
and
payable at the Na¬
Legality
by
Lines,
Spooner
the
Middleton
No.
Bond
bonds
p.
offered
260,000
Other
&
of
Sale
courthouse
6—v.
bonds
The
offered
31
Smith
Pierce,
on
Inc.; John
Nuveen
Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Webb
&
Berksdale
&
Co.,
Co.,
and
as
&
Co.;
Edward
Horner,
33/4s,
at
a
price of 102.5512, a basis of about
3.46%.
Placements
Societe de
issue
'•
'
$143,Oct.
on
toA Credit
,
*
of
bonds- offered
sold
was
A"
Quebec
Sale—An-
school
Quebec,
follows:
as
$92,000
Due
5s.
as
1962
from
1965
Nov.
on
1964
Due
on
1976
inclusive.
to
Nov.
000
30
Sale—An
school
issue
bonds
of
offered
$1,025,Oct.
on
composed
of
The
Banque
Provinciale du
Canada, Dourocher, Rodrigue &
Co., Ltd., -and, Societe de Place¬
ments, Ltd., at a price of 98.46, a
as
to
interest
net
Dec.
sold
was
a
$591,000
65,000
5s.
1962
369,000
The
Board
1968
|
Nov.
on
1967
on
1970
to
inclusive.
Due
Nov.
NOTI
declared
Directors
C £
the
regular quarterly dividend of 7'/2 cents
per
share
15 cents per
on
Stock
INVESTORS FUNDING
and
Glass
B
2
the
cents
Stock.
CORPORATION
January
OF
YORK
record at close
AYENUE
Preferred
6%
share
on
per
Stock
the Class A
share
Dividends
are
on
the
payable
of
1, 1962.
NEW YORK 20, N. Y.
10,
1962,
stockholders
to
of business
on
January
DR. RAPHAEL M. DANSKER,
*
A
'
,
,;
1
Now, 1,
on
*
and
1
inclusive.
Due
to
6s."
as
of
5.91%,
about
Due
53/4s.
as
from
of
A.,.i
as
from
group
cost
follows:
DIVIDEND
630 FIFTH
1
Quebec
Bond
1971.
NEW
1
inclusive.
to
5V2S.
as
from
100.0032.
6
&
Garneau, Boulanger,
&
5.67%,
194,
p.
of Mer¬
Fenner
syndi¬
Inc., and Banque Provinciale du
Canada, jointly,
at a
price of
98.67, a net interest cost of about
$1,150,000
offered
awarded
syndicate composed
the
of
follows: Oscar Dube
as
Inc.,
Bond
000
a group
New
Dec.
on
Nov. 1
on
inclusive.
Chicoutimi-North Sch. Commission,
5—v.
2388—were awarded
to a group composed
of Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; The Milwaukee
Company; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis, and Burns, Corbett
&
Pickard, Inc., at a price of
194,
Due
members
1
inclusive.
1981
to
Chenevile,
O. Baraboo), Wis.
—
Na-
Nov.
on
1965
Co., Ltd.,
Inc., and
Placements, Ltd.
&
composed of John Nuveen & Co.;
Bond
1966
were
Co.,
Due
to
5MiS.
as
from
District
2388—were awarded to
Sauk County (P.
1962
$650,000 school
Dec.
on
Canadienne
5s.
as
A from
Wis.
12,
Sale—The
Nov.
price of 98.46, a net
of about 5.67%, as
a
cost
51,000
School
Joint
$638,-
on
syndicate headed
a
Banque
$378,500
of Milwaukee.
Quarles,
$1,000,000
2496—were
Lynch,
District, Tex.
Bond
$1,-
school bonds. Dated Jan.
15, 1962. Due on Jan. 15 from 1963
County (P. O. Richmond),
V irginia
Bond
—v.
of
City.
Russell
G.
Galena Park
COMPANY
1, 1962. Due
Principal and interest (J—J)
payable
at
the
Bankers
Trust
of
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1982 inclusive.
Jan.
sold, to
was
of
issue
offered
bonds
school
follows:
laney, Wells & Co., at a price of par.
T.
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
(CST)
purchase
7
6
800,000 public improvement, series
T exas
be received
500
White-Phillips Co., Inc., and Mul-
Washburn
Dimmitt
Company, on December
5, 1961, declared a div¬
idend of fifty cents
(50^) per share on
the outstanding Com¬
mon Shares of the Cor¬
Dec.
on
p.
sive.
Co., Rowles,
of
offered
$1,000,000
Richmond, Va.
T
of
Quebec
receive
(CST) on
purchase
Nov. 1
on
incluisve.
1981
to
Kennebec,
420,000
approved
3.34%.
Lemon & Co.. First National Bank
The Board of Directors
194,
the
for
13
Due
Sale—An
Bond
Legare
Dist.
will
Clerk,
District
en,
inclusive.
1971
Chateau-Richer School Commission,
tional Bank of Edgerton.
2496—were awarded
to a
group composed of Francis
I. duPont & Co.; C. F. Cassell &
Co., Inc.; R. H. Brooke & Co., and
Mason & Lee, Inc., as 33/4S, at a
price of 103.411, a basis of about
Co.,
Inc., Fahnestock & Co., Johnston,
White, Weld & Co., Blair &
Dividend
bonds
The
—
Bond Offering—Robert
3.70s. Due on Jan. 1
as
Other members of the
as
school
—v.
1988 inclusive.
/1 from 1989 to 1992 inclusive.
were
Sale
1972
from
Due on Nov. 1
to
5V2S.
as
inclusive.
Ltd., J! E. Laflamme, Ltd., Jacque
No. 8, Wis.
Offering—Marie G. Bow-
interest (J—J)
County (P .O. Rich¬
mond ), Va.
Bond
Bond
to
VIRGINIA;";-'
3.60s. Due on Jan. 1
as
1985 to
1,530,000
inclusive.
1973
1974
1,315,000
ELECTRIC COMPANY
price
100.029.
194,
follows:
NOTICE
OHIO
4—v.
Dec.
on
2279—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by Halsey, Stuart &
$450,000
COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN
a
Nansemond
p.
cent.
Co., of New York, at
1967
1
Nov.
on
1966
to
5^4s.;
as
242,000
of
Center, Janesville, Milton, Al¬
bion, Dunkirk and Sumner
Feb.
Morgan Guaranty
1962
from
cate
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
of
courthouse
77,000
Due
5s.
as
from
sold
Bank
State
Bond Sale—The $5,500,000 pub¬
lic building 1962 bonds offered on
Dec.
6—v.
194,
p.
2168—were
County (P. O. Dallas), Tex.
Bond Sale—The $5,000,000 per¬
improvement
$446,000
1961
system
utility
Kilbourn
The
.
-
.
Nov.
a price of 98.25, a
net
cost of about 5.64%,' as
at
interest
County (Pi O. Salt Lake
City), Utah
$765,-
on
Associates,
sold to Cliche &
tionale, at
b
Legality approved by Ray,
Dallas
manent
Ltd.,
Milwaukee.
Bank
bonds offered
school
was
Principal and interest (J—J) pay¬
in
Trust
TEXAS
1
of
issue
Sale—An
Bond
000
Dated
school, series B 1960 bonds.
awarded to The
price of 100.017.
Beauceville-East Sch. Com. Quebec
of $800,000
Jan. 3 for the purchase
to
.
Fidelity-Bank¬
Co., of Knoxville, at a
curities Corp., and
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive,
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
the
Inc.; Cumberland Se¬
Pohl & Co.,
bonds.
County
bonds offered
Walker
on
follows:
No. 412, Wash.
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
at
Logal.
p.m.
Dist.
Bond
WISCONSIN
1, 1962. Due on
will
8
$275,000
,
interest
County,
King
until
Dec. 19 for the purchase
town
improvement
Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on
(EST)
of
Moisan,
Jean
—
bids
sealed
receive
Principal and interest (J—J)
1969.
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
syndicate
a
from
1
Jan.
on
Principal and interest payable
composed of the
First National Bank, of Memphis;
Robinson
Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.;
to
Dated
bonds.
1962
Due
modernization
building
Offering—Eldon R. Janes,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Dec. 11
for the purchase of $125,000 water
bonds offered on Dec. 4
Offering
Secretary-Treasurer,
Town
by
$900,000 school
Sale—The
building
1:30 p.m. (PST)
the purchase of
for
18
Dec.
$300,000
Providence, Utah
Bond
County (P. O. Kingston),
Roane
Arthabaska, Que.
able at the County
Houston.
bonds. Dated Jan.
1,705,000
I H'ur ir-f*
of Commerce,
a
Kirkpatrick,
&
street
15 from 1963 to
Principal and in¬
(J—J)
syndicate composed
of John Nuveen & Co.; J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.; Clark, Landawarded
Wash.
Trus¬
bonds. Dated Jan. 15,
tional Bank
Sale—The $900,000
Bond
series
of
purchase
1962. Due On Jan.
Tennessee
T.
Board
sealed bids un¬
(CST) on Dec. 14 for
of
$700,000
1962
til 7:30 p.m.
2002
County
—
the
tees, will receive
the
TENNESSEE
bonds
DIVIDEND
4
of
President
Tex.
J. Engram,
District,
Offering
Bond
Independent
Houston
School
QUEBEC
Finance
price of par.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
be received until
of Lamesa.
p.
Dallas
to
CANADA
::
on
2064—were
State
The
to
King County,
The
2388—were awarded
Rupe & Son, Inc.
194,
offered
bonds
194v p.
13—v.
Committee, as 4s. at a
on
cipal
5,764,283 pounds, against 3,951,323
in October,
1960, an increase of
per
building construction and equip¬
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
ment
p.
improvement
$150,000
Nederland, Tex.
Bond Sale—The $225,000 water
and sewer bonds offered on Dec. 4
1972. Prin¬
1,
Director
Executive
vera,
;
I
194,
-
For
;i t
In¬
creased—Passenger traffic through
the
li
Rico
Puerto
at
'!
1, 1961. Due on Jan.
to
1972
inclusive.
of Jan.
as
Bond
Authority,
Port's
Rico
Puerto
Dec. 13 for the pur¬
$725,000 new high school
on
Bond
National Bank,
First
—v.
1964
Callable
—v.
VI *
Ul !■
!
I! I
$37,000
offered on
sold to Piper, Jaffray
was
from
1
PUERTO RICO
fu
C.
group
a
Nov.
schoolhouse bonds was sold to
T ennessee
•If [•
[
issue of
Hopwood.
Cooke
194, p. 2167—were awarded to
the Housing and Home Finance
i
lit
&
Phila¬
v.
it
Nov. 30
Fen¬
..
Texas
bonds
building
Sale—The
Bond
—v.
School Dist.,
Bond Sale—An issue of
River
schoolhouse
Temple University (P. O.
delphia), Pa. '
water
offered on Dec. 5
bonds
revenue
awarded
White
Sale—An
Bond
school
Pierce,
jointly.
Lynch,
& Smith Inc.,
Klondike Independent
DAKOTA
County,
Merrill
and
ner
/\
/
In¬
dependent School District No. 2
(P. O. White River), S. Dak.
Mellette
v
and
(CST)
Sale—The $750,000
Bond
ap¬
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
& Searls, of Houston.
—
Storbeck,. District Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
chase of
Wash.
Everett,
Offering
Bond
—
Dated Dec.
Potter
li
Legality
of Seattle.
Commerce,
at any bank or
designated by the
bidder.
194, p.
Wis.
LaVerne
District No. 1,
on
Due on April 1 from 1963 to 1981
2280—were awarded
inclusive. Principal and
interest
composed on Blyth &
Columbia College (P. O.
Grayson County (P. O. Sherman),
(A-O) payable at the; National
Co., Inc.; Wm. P. Harper & Son
T exas
Bank
of Waupun.
Legality ap¬
Columbia), S. C.
& Co., and Kalman & Co., Inc.,
Bond Sale
The $200,000 stu¬
Bond Sale — The $410,000 im¬
proved
by Quarles, Herriot &
at a price of 98.00
dent union 1961 revenue bonds of¬ provement bonds offered on Nov.
demons, of Milwaukee.
Houghton, Wash.
fered on Dec. 1—v. 194, p. 2279— 14—v. 194, p. 2168—were awarded
Bond Sale —The $20,000 town
were awarded to the Housing and
to Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.,
3.08%.
about
of
company
offered
bonds
—v.
to
bonds
ing
|
payable
and
2280 —were
awarded to The National Bank of
29
Nov.
interest
and
Principal
(J-D)
Westford, Alto,
Waupun Towns Joint School
$150,000 city
Sale —The
improvement
of Dec. 15,
as
Wash.
Bremerton,
Bond
1992
1962 to
from
15
Dec
on
Cities, Chester,
Waupun, Fox Lake
Fox Lake, Trenton,
1961.
15,
Dec.
Dated
bonds.
Monday, December 11, 1961
...
WASHINGTON
p.m.
(CST) on Dec. 11 for the purchase
$1,600,000 scnoolhouse refund¬
ing
successful
CAROLINA
SOUTH
fund¬
Sale—The $105,000
Bond
7
of
Potter County
'
until
bids
sealed
receive
1981.
Development
Rico is fiscal
the Authority.
agent for
SOUTH
(P. O. Coudersport),
Pennsylvania
year,
cent.
per
Government
The
first
the
for
pounds
279,703,617
nine
$3,250,000 proj¬
bonds offered on
Other members of the
I
responding period the year before,
an increase of 4.9 per cent. Cargo
moved
Bond Sale—The
ect
II
The
Mapleton.
(P. O. Indiana), Pa.
iV
y\
t\
p.
to
Indiana
•''■1
■»
2279 — were
First National
194,
v.
to
of
Bank
(2604)
—
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and Financial
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