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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offici
194
Volume
6117
Number
New York
General
RAILROAD
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
7, N. Y., Monday, December 18, 1961
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
MISCELLANEOUS
*
AMT
Offered—A.
Corp.—Common
G.
Becker
Co.
&
were
tional
Inc., Chicago, headed a group which offered on Dec. 11,
1961, 230,000 shares of this firm's stock at $14 per share.
The offering represented the first public distribution of
the company's shares.
depots
total, 160,000 shares were sold by the company
70,000 by an estate. The issue was all sold.
PROCEEDS—Most
capital
working
to
in
retail
outlets.
toy
Gallogly,
is
who
Gv-GvyU
B
($1
"
par)
stock
common
of
shares
($1
par)
______
Becker
A.
C.
Allyn
Bache
&
fit
Co.
fit
Inc.__
Co.
Barth
fit
Courts
First
fit
Sons__
Corp.__
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Hayden, Stone fit Co._
&f Weeks——:
Hornblower
Kalman
Lee
&
Inc
Co.,
Higginson
I.
3,000
Corp._
Fox
5,000
8,000/
Merrill.
—V.
fit
194,
Meyer &
Winckler
J.
The
5,000
Zilka,
convertible
6%
1961 filed
subordinated
28,
and 40,000 common shares
(par
offering
will be underwritten by
York. Proceeds are to be used for
The
New
research,
41
5%
Declared, and Payable
of
Twelve
of
dealers distribute
79
world.—V.
the free
company
writers
Cable
Advance
The
corporation
shares
common
Securities.
Proceeds
,
N.
10c)
to
are
design,
—V.
Bank
York
New
six
fiscal
acquisition,
for
debt
/
months,
show
and
an
in
Volume
the
461
in
the
comparable
Total
the
revenue.
net
sales
year
repayment
oper.
and
ry.
income
oper.
194,
second
of
half
fiscal
$48,036,886
under
This
months
was
FINANCING
Outstanding
1963__
50,000
75,000
1964
75,000
75,000
75,000
327,500 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
stock
6,000
6,000
contained
of
in
the
stock.
common
shares
of
underwriting
pur¬
The
which
names
each
as
agreement,
to
of
the under¬
such
underwriter
has
follows:
86,000
Co—
fit
35,000
& Stern
10,000
,
Lampert & Co., Inc..
fit
Co
fit
9,000
5,000
___.
Crawford,
Inc
;
5 000
Motors
the
Sept.
Corp.—Annual
Report—
corporation's
sales and earnings for the fiscal
George
Romney,
President,
said
that
today
of sales momentum characterized the final six
30,
recovery
following the sharp industry sales drop in the March quarter.
reported the company in fiscal 1961 had net earnings
Romney
$23,578,894,
share
$1.31
or
in
earned
sales
for
share,
per
the
1960
American
compared
fiscal
Motors
to
$48,243,361,
or
$2.68
year.
its
and
consolidated
subsidiaries
$875,723,798, compared with i960 sales of $1,057,716,447.
Romney cited these factors as accounting for
lower
fiscal
the downturn of general business activity earlier in
year,
closer competitive pricing which made it necessary
for
Mr.
been
earnings:
year
$4,631,287
3,764,064
$4,984,825
3,846,532
$121,374
$867,223
179,214
343,415
warranty
in
expanded
terms,
the
both
Ambassador
and
investments
$1,138,293
34,634
higher
labor
outlays for tooling required
American
at
to absorb
company
greater
and
customer
and
and
new
substantially
1961 Rambler
write-offs
facilities,
expenditures
dealer
costs,
the
accelerated
production
increased
material
to produce
models,
of
recent
liberal
more
for
owner
sales
stimulation
level.
Half
American
The
Aksman
Bank
Commercial
Co., Inc.—Appointment—
&
of
North
America,
registrar
New
of
the
York
City,
common
has
stock
been
of
1961—-Month—1960
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
oper.
revenue_
Railway
oper.
expenses
$1,236,538
1,161,914
also
exceeded
sales
Net
$1,317,480 $12,432,875 $13,013,650
1,144,537
11,604,932
11,870,861
.
$827,943
$1,142,789
T_
*7,781
70,415
'"433,348
*301,470
income
oper.
194,
p.
2113.
Railway
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses
$262,106
154,129
$2,209,185
1,484,524
$2,322,026
1,599,114
—V.
from
rev.
ry.
oper.
194,
p.
ry.
ops.
income
$58,945
$107,977
$724,661
$722,912
4,005
31,924
66,562
90,935
2113.
$516,347.
Net earnings of $1,835,589 for the entire 1961 fiscal year were equal
to $1.45 per share based on the 1,269,646 shares, outstanding on Sept. £0,.
1961.
This compares with $2;768,893 in fiscal 1960/ equivalent to $2.19 ./
per share, based on 1,266,189 shares which, takes .into account, the.2%. _
stock dividend paid on Sept. 30, 1961.—V. 194, p. 417.,
...... y;.
<
The
1961,
Sales
company
amounted
were.
Jerome
•
-
«L
has reported that earnings for the year ended Sept. 30,
to $1,506,683, compared with $1,602,537 a year ago.
compared with $23,041,045 in 1960.
Kaufman,
President,
said
that
manufacturing
to
192,
p.
operations
through
most
of
the
first
quarter
the
first
cents
quarter,
with
the
for
a
first
compared
share,
a
quarter
net profit
a
of
$40,989,
year
ago.—
1394.
American
This
Trailer
of
Rentals
1123
with
the
company
Co.—Securities
Delaware St.,
Colo.,
Denver,
Registered
filed
a registra¬
11, covering $4,000,000 of Fleet
Participation Contracts and $2,000,000 of Trailer Investment Contracts,
tion
statement
offered
be
depending
and
20%
all
of
are
for
whom
the
SEC
public
type.
on
salesmen
The
$22,712,738,
continued
compared with $7,745,173 for the same period in 1960.
loss of $335,555, equal to a loss of 58 cents a share, was
net
for
if
Alside, Inc.—Annual Report—
which
earnings
seven
is
.v
when net earnings were
exceed
2337.
Ship Building Co.—Reports Loss—
dispute
equal
to
Net
Net
p.
with
sustained
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$203,783
144,838
190,
$3,998,997
Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
at prices not to
1962.—V.
1,
the usual seasonal slowdown to adversely affect sales
of the company during the first quarter ended Sept. 30,
1961, of the current fiscal year. President E. Q. Sylvester reported.
Revenues
for the first quarter ended Sept. 30, 1961,
amounted to
V.
r
,
second half net earnings amounted to
than two-and-a-half times the results of the
$172,943
Period End. Oct. 31—
1961 compared with $52,325,-:
review,'
more
$74,624
of $15,132
sum
interest to Jan.
accrued
labor
and
ops.
Alabama, Tennessee &
$23,413,369
of
ry.
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
1960.
in fiscal
from
rev.
plus
American
A
Net
.
City Securities Corp., Indianapolis, Ind., will receive tenders for
to it of 5%% sinking fund debentures, due Jan. 1, 1972 to an
combined
1961—10 Mos.—1960
Inc.—Tenders for
sale
10490
the
•-/Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
*
Co. of Bedford,
amount sufficient to exhaust the
A
Results—
Security
Debentures—
2113.
p.
(A. J.)
before.
year
vigorous
Mr.
work¬
operations during the initial weeks of the new
improvement over the comparable period of the
period
of
PRESENT
note
totaled
has
corporation.
$506,444
385,070
appointed transfer agent and
corporation.—V. 194, p. 1713.
_
first six
operations——
way
1
$1,319,242.
City,
the
$104,219
20,722
expenses
engaged in the
electronic cable
providing $2,435,000 for U. S. and foreign income taxes, earnings were $4,270,589. In the prior year, pre-tax earnings amounted to
$5,733,893 and income taxes totaled $2,965,000.
'
the
of
$529,527
425,308
U
•
Before
In
York
stock
TO
50,000
common
Simonson
Brod
ended'
the
oper.
Net
"As soon as the
nation's economy showed signs of recovery from the recent recession,
Aeroquip's business promptly began tn reflect this improvement."..
For the six months ended
Sept. 30, 1961, volume aggregated $25,920,792 as compared to $22,116,094 in the initial six months of the
year.
a
according to the company's annual report.
before,
T.
months,
the
,
Bradley Ave., 'Sylmar, Calif, is
and installation of special type
Corp.—Second
year
New
EFFECT
Net revenue from rail¬
filed a "Reg. A" covering 55,000
offered at $4, through B. B. George
be
corporation's sales and earnings in the second half of the 1961
fiscal year, which ended Sept. 30, 1961, were significantly ahead of the
first
raw
Commercial
.
number
announcing
year
of
Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
1961—10 Mos.—i960
Akron,
The
year
sold privately
through
Period End. Oct. 31—
hardware.
Aeroquip
Co.,
common
work¬
adver¬
operating expenses,
materials and parts.
The
194, p. 841.
the
Railway
.
and
Trust
the
for
agent
for
and
current
to
promissory
shares
the
French
Properties, Ltd.—Bonds Sold Privately—Dec.
transfer
p.
2545.
194,
—V.
used
be
manufacture
systems
150,000
A.
Airport Package Service, Inc.—AppointmentChemical
obtained
promotion
from
subject
and
Net
appointed
with
lists)
peripheral
GIVING
conditions
Drourr,
per
Y.
12806
of
7
10c)
(par
Herzfeld
$2,500,000 of mortgage bonds due Oct. 10, 1986
Dominick & Dominick, New York City.
1961
30,
to
ing capital.
Advance
of
pay¬
Systems Corp.—Files With SEC—
Nov.
on
(par
Ltd.,
of
designe i
1962_
American
193, p. 2661.
purchase
for
machinery,
customer
loan
a
used
connection
Golkin, Bomback fit Co
52
In
products in all other countries
and
tools;
be
in
company has entered into an agreement
which the underwriters have made a firm
commitment,
Cohen,
Banks—_______
Offered—
Shares
—V.
Aircraft
ex¬
(including
development;
agreed to purchase from the company, are
Condition of the
15, 1961 it was reported that this firm had
en¬
periphery) to the central system.
stock
purchase
52
Reserve
Federal
Railway
V
{or
to
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notice. 52
The Course of Bank Clearings
49
announced the purchase of the capital stock of
A. B. Systema/with headquarters in Stockholm, which for 37 years has
been the distributor of Addressograph-Multigraph products in Sweden.
Amount of the cash consideration was not disclosed.
President J. Basil Ward stated, "This additional expansion of A-M's
international operations
is another forward step in our planning for
continued growth abroad.
Sweden, with his highly developed economic
system, offers attractive marketing opportunities for business machines
and supplies in the Addressograph-Multigraph and VariTyper family ot
products. We are confident A. B. Systema with its well organized staff,
supplemented by management guidance by the parent company, will
attain new higher levels of sales volume."
With this acquisition, A-M's international company-owned operations
now
total
20.
including 16 subsidiaries and four branch offices.
In
addition,
produces
machines
certain
to
of
System
Reserve
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
13
Banks
will
issued
assets
trademarks
promissory note due Oct. 1,
promissory note due Oct. 1,
suant
has
company
and
company,
Options to purchase
51
Member
Consolidated Statement of
engaged in the
and accessories.
1961
the
machine
new
labor;
Y.,
of
Common
ad
Statement
1962
operating
Authorized
Corporation and Investment News__
Federal
expansion.
financing
31,
of
41«
Condition
in
reflected
proceeds will be used for other corporate purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—Acquisition—
The
the
N.
the field
...
a "Reg. A" covering $240,000
debentures to be offered at
10c) to be offered at $1.25.
A. D. Gilhard fit Co., Inc.,
of 1928 First National Bank, Detroit is
design and manufacture of contact lenses
Acrylic
consists
41
Dividends
Alside
St.,
Hicksville,' Long
data processing equipment which
supplement centrally located business
machines, tabulators, computers and punch card systems by expediting
the production, accumulation, conversion and transmission of
data from
Island,
1
Municipal Financing Ahead._
2
State and City Bond Offerings
60
J
the
1961
research and
purposes;
direct
of
41
of Stock Prices—
Corporate
2,000
Co., Inc.
&
from
applications,
BUSINESS—The
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 41
General
2,000
of
also
Inc.—Common
due Dec.
25,
engineering and
balance
5%
12,000
said,
Electronics, Inc.; for repayment of
capital
47
Foreign Exchange Rates
corporation on Nov.
15-year
par,
Markets
patent
including
42
Miscellaneous Features
1153.
p.
tising;
5,000
Co.
Dean Witter fit Co.__
Smither
ing
42
note
Non-interest-bearing
3,000
Lerchen fit Co.__
White,-Weld. .fit. Co. Inc.__ 12,000
Acrylic Optics Corp.—Files With SEC—
of
lnc.
growth
Machines,
July
on
due June "30,
~Co~
H.' Walker"
continued
proceeds
promissory
a
American
3,000
_____■
2,000
Co., Inc.
3,000
of
inventory,
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
SEC Index
Watling,
F.
Turben
National
3,000
12,000
Co.
fit
Co.____
the
Data
acquisition
41
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
5,000
2,000
12,000
G.
41
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
Wagenseller fit Durst,
MacNaughtonGreenawalt
Frank,
&
the
43
2,000
addi¬
an
1153.
p.
PROCEEDS—Net
ment
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Co., Inc.
Jacobs &
Simon
M.
Stern,
5,000
2^000
8,000
Brothers
Lehman
Semple,
39
41
3,000
Inc.
Co.
fit
Exchange___
Coast Stock Exchange
Stock
almost
Golkin, Bomback & Co., New York City, made the initial
public sale of this firm's common stock through the
offering of 150,000 shares, at $4.50 per share.
39
Toronto
2,000
3,0JO
194,
American
34
__
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..:
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
12,000
Christensen,
2,000
Exchange..
Exchange
39
&
Curtis
29
39
Peters, Writer fit
12,000
Michigan
of
______
Jackson
Parker, Ford fit Co., Inc.__
Prescott
Co.
fit
Edwards
G.
A.
Inc.___—
Co.,
Securities
<_o
3.000
Dillon, Union
Eastman
fit
Webber,
5,000
-
fit
Dittmar
Paine,
3,000
Co
&
Co.
fit
—
Newourg"r
3,000
(Bonds)
Stock
Stock
Pacific
Co.,
&
Inc.
8,000
Co.
Blair
William
Hutchins
Mitchell,
insure
to
17
Exchange
Stock
Midwest Stock Exchange
Shares
50,000
(Stocks)
Detroit Stock Exchange
number
'
,8.000
Co
___
the
taken
added.—V.
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock
Outstanding
230,000 shs.
380,462 shs.
$108,723
purchased by each are as follows:
be
to
Baker, Simonds fit Co., Inc.
J.
American
H.
FINANCING
and
underwriters
the
of
Shares
G.
West
New York
Boston
—_
names
stock
common
A,
by
Authorized
1,500,000 shs.
500,000 shs
mortgage notes-
money
PRESENT
TO
-.
L--
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
EFFECT
GIVING
V-G'/'G'
stock
Purchase
business was founded in 1946
and principal stockholder.
The
York Stock
that
incurred in starting up Alside Acceptance Corp., a
subsidiary for
consumer purchase of Alside, Inc.
products.
The subsidiary
is currently
operating favorably and is improving consumer paper for
purchase at the rate of more than $1 million per month, the President
Page
New
but
financing
to
president
CAPITALIZATION
Common
Class
proceeds to the company will be added
receivables previously sold to a factor.
the
company
1961
penses
Stock and Bond Quotations
of 1225 East Maple Road,. Troy, Mich.,
scale model plastic automobiles sold in kit form for hobbyists
assembled form to automobile manufacturers and dealers and
makes
and
of
carry
BUSINESS—The
in
suing years, the President observed.
Earnings for 1961, Mr. Kaufman
Of the
and
profitable
million was spent on general sales and
administrative
ex¬
These costs, he explained, resulted from the purchase of auto¬
administrative
equipment/ the establishment
of
new
factory
and the expansion of the company's sales force.
All these steps
mated
were
and
$1
penses.
In This Issue
efficient
more
face
The
the
Dec.
on
sale
from
at
offering
company
amount
of
will
may
the
$370
be
to
$1,080
per
contract,
made
employ.
contracts,
by company. officers
The selling commission
aggregating
$1,200,000
sold.
business
of
the
is
that
of
providing
management,
operational services and accounting for the owners of utility trailers
in
the renting of the trailers to the public for either ■ local
use
or
one-way trips throughout the U. S.
The company does not own .any
trailers,
but
purchases
company
the
trailers
for
the
owners,
secures
their
2
rental
net
with
to
addition
a
five-year
DeMar,
of such
portion
agreements.
the
indebtedness,
common
Monsour,
management
a
'
,
company
;
•
;
v.
has outstanding
Railway
Railway
as
45.9%.
group
a
Mr.
also
Daly
option
for
$756,503
629,996
revenue-
oper.
expenses
$6,672,443
194,
income—
$1,036,208
it
410,580
Associated Products*
Irving
FILING
expenses
40,365,370
39,664,406 3881304,692
ops.
12,485;275
12,651,524
income—
4,862,599
4,079,433
501,552,171
Net
Inc.—Appointment— ;
;
•
.
from
rev.
ry.
Investment
Associates
The
/
shareholders
Acceptance
South
and
of
this
oper.
ry.
Atlanta
Saint Andrews Bay
&
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway oper.
: -Net
113,247,479 109,022,764
38,491,821,
35,575,770
rev.
194,
1961—10 Months—1960
$342,169
172,728
..$301,499
167,235
$3,056,097
1,620,815
$3,003,273-
ry. oper.
$169,441
$134,264
$1,340,043
income:—_
47,403
36)440
$1,435,282
■:? 392,722
from
ry;- oper.
—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
1956;—Month—1960
revenue—
Railway operating
*
Omaha,
Co.:—Merger- Approved— A-
South
Omaha.,
Corp.,
Bend
,
exps.
,
_
Neb.,
met
-
of
both Associates
and
Securities
on
Oct.
The-merger would'be effected through
stock
mon
of
Securities
stock
Acceptance.
outstanding.
The
an
-
share of
is
definitely under
last Dec, 13 at
a
?■'.>! 1961—10 Mos.—1960 *
$314*027 % -'■ $-306,761' ' $2,970,787
$3,075,665
254,75&
258,759
2,488,860
2,606,148
$59,268
and
$48,002
12,735
$481,927
*5,709
25,765
•
2113.
.
Atlantic: Coast* Line RE.
cates
common
Securities has-2.251,017 shares-of. com¬
further provides for the retirement,
,
to
bond flotations to cancel
the upward
—
associates, offered publicly on Dec. .13, '$5,490,000 of
firm's-4% % equipment trust certificates, series N,
this
Chairman Wm. McC. Martin of the Federal Reserve stated
way.
conference
on the occasion of
receiving the 13th annual Wm.
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, that:last month's physical
to an historic high of at least 114% of the 1957,
average.
This, Mr.
press
Martin
rose
added, indicates
we
have passed from
Incongruously enough, while last
one-half per cent at
rose in number from
a
recovery to
week's Federal
Funds
expansion stage.
an
out
times, the number of government bonds yielding 4%
or
at
more
15 two weeks ago to 18, as of Dec.
13, and at an overall higher
The 2%s of 1972-67 yielded 4.18% and topped the 3V2s of 1990 and 1998
which ranged from 4.15 to 4.12%. The next
day, Dec. 14, government bonds rose for
yield level.
the first time in the week.
With Federal debt monetization
more
gold outflow and the increase in
than offsetting the
currency in circulation, one might surmise that
would- not have behaved the
way they aid last week.
The discernible upward
of. the past several weeks took on some
acceleration and may stifle bond
usually accompanying the business expansion.
;/jield^,$i*;&;:i$#ssion have created
itS.j •»
L'tVo/f'
maneuvering;,•<*;
Aj)$ariently
we
-.»*• '• ;;y ■■v
are
at A
too high
<
yields
trend
financing
It may be that the higher than usual
a base, and thus, left little room for
'•-/
transitional point
where recovery is being succeeded by
expansion.; Moreover, we are still afflicted with no change in the Fed's credit
largess.
Nevertheless, market pressures have made the slowly rising yield leveljump. The.
Dow-Jones average is at a historic high, price-dividend ratio adds
up to a still lower
yield, and the price/earnings ratio is at a still higher level despite the increase in
Equity financing for corporations is becoming more profitable than before.
addition, the.Fed's Action allowing higher interest payments by banks has at this
stage of the business) cycle, served to bear down on bond prices and drive the
yield
In
REFLECTS
STRENGTH
cause
~-
hovered without takers
profits;
BACKLOG
yield trend will
18,685
Equipment Trust Certifi¬
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., New York City,-
No one appears to be concerned with: whether or not the banks
shift their portfolios into still higher investment
earnings in order to
up.
sudden lift
Whether the
$469,517-
vv;-
Penn. award from the
'
'
ry. oper. income;
^Deficit.—V. 194, p.
plan
r/;;
.>
one
~
Net
'•■v
of
shares of the
.
196t— Month—1960
Period- End. Oct; 31—
30, ,1961*
exchange
stock' for each six
,
'
•
companies.
Plans for the njerger were originally announced by O/C. C^rmichael
Jr., Associates Board Chairman and Clarence L. Landen, President of
Securities, on Oct. 17, 1961, and were approved by the boards of direc¬
Associates Investment common
370,628
2113.
p.
•-.Railway., -oper. • revenue--Ind.;' company and Securities
Nov. 22 in special meetings in * -Railway oper. expenses
and approved merger plans for
; Net rev. from ry. ops.
V1'.
'..v 7
'•
respectively,
1,663,230
,
Bend,
the two
tors
511,946,529
402,923,765
194, p. 2113.
Atlanta & West Point RR.»—Earnings—
;
and Straus, Blosser & McDowell.
ISSUE
oper.
sold
had
New York City, has been appointed sole transfer
the common stock, of the corporation;—V, 194, p. 2329.
Wednesday, Eastman Dillonr Union Securities & Co. intend to hswunveil 240,000 shares of SWIFT HOMES, INC. common (filed Sept. 15). The largestcorporate issue tentatively set for Thursday (Dec. 21) is the $2 million 6% subordi¬
nated sinking fund debentures and 400,000 shares common stock in 200,000 units of
EXECUTIVE HOUSE INC. (filed Aug. 29) under the joint underwriting of Bear,
NEW
52,315,930
Sold Privately—Dec. 11,
company
A
TOTAL
a:
Trust Co.,
of
agent
.
BUT
52,850,645
Net
SIDNEY BROWN
DECLINES
revenue-
Net
193,275
privately
through. Gianis & Conine*, New .York City, $125,000- of
its 6% convertible subordinated notes due Nov. 14,1971;
this
that
reported
was
oper.
—V.
or
FLOAT
Railway
$928,236
93,471
In. an otherwise dull financing week, compared to last week when, among other
things, Commonwealth Edison Co.'s 50-year debentures ran head on into higher
yield pressures that developed markedly (4.65% yield for the Aa debenture), these
noteworthy larger corporates are being groomed to appear between today and Friday.
On Wednesday (Dec. 20) Blyth & Co., Inc., expects to bring out 210,000 shares of
NALLEY's INC. common (filed Oct. 9); F. Eberstadt & Co., and
Whitp,JWel4h& Co.
have similar flotation-plans for their secondary offering of 57,396 shares of JAMES
FOUR-WEEK
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$
6,066,550
production
Stearns & Co.,
Santa Fe Ry.- -Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Oct. 31—
2113.;
p.
pre¬
•
$6,994,786
.5,636,235
$158,259
$126,507
53,129
operations
oper.
Arnav Industries, Inc.—Notes
-
owns
(filed Nov. 17).
of Securities Acceptance
,
.
1961—10 Mos.—1960
'
$770,162
611,903
Commanding the capital market's attention this week will be the negotiated $155
million Florida Turnpike 40-year term flotation led by Dillon, Read & Co. The
remaining 12 major tax-exempt offerings which are up for bids- this week, total
$25,53&,000. Richmond, Va. will offer a $7.8 million issue on Wednesday (Dec. 20)
and Santa Ana Unified S. D.,. Calif, has $4 million scheduled for tomorrow.
Either tomorrow
ferred
1
Atchison, Topeka &
>
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead |
TALCOTT, INC. common
Monday, December 18, 1961
.
from rail¬
revenue
ry.
—V.
an
By
.
prior to the effective time of the merger,
stock.—V. 194, p. 2219.
of
amount
the
,
1961—Month—1960
oper.
way
Net
indeterminate time to purchase
50,000 shares at $1 per share; and Hammond Brothers-, a partnership
composed of Clark E. Hammond, Secretary, and his brother, own a
five-year option to purchase 45,000 shares at 50 cents per share.
According to the prospectus) the company suffered net losses for the
years ended Sept. 30, 1959, I960; and 1961
($238,486). As of June 30,
1961, the company was committed to the payment to trailer owners
an
in
1962,
30,
.
Railway
Net
stock, of which.James H. Daly, President,
director, own 23.1% and 10.2%, respectively,
officials
has
June
.
Ann Arbor RR.:—Earnings—
to purchase 30,000 shares at 50 cents per share.
which has exclusive right to manufacture trailers for
Inc.,
ending
year
Period End. Oct. 31—
options
company,
ensuing
$894,457.40.
under
the
certain
of
W.
the
public
from
to
shares
James
and
the
the
to
proceeds
respect
In
438,000
and
places
and
for
the
the
for
trailers with one of its station operators
the name "American Trailers."
Of
sale of the contracts, $3,900,000 will be
applied to the purchase of trailers;, and of the $900,000 proceeds to
the
company,
$242,683
will
be
used
to
pay
certain obligations,
$135,000
for cost of
replacement and repair, $100,000 for cost of
transportation of trailers to the station operators, $88,317 for working
capital
and
administrative expenses,
and
the balance for certain
other expenses.
The Fleet Participation Contract provides that the
trailer owners
Will participate in 35%
of. the monthly gross rental
income of the fleet of trailers operated by the company after payment
of fleet operational expenses, in the proportion which the cost of their
Fleet
Participation
Contracts bears
to total contracts
sold.
The
Trailer Investment Contract provides that the
trailer owner will be
paid monthly l1/a% of the cost of his contract, such amount being
payable irrespective of the rental income produced by the trailers.
The
purchase
price
of
either
contract
includes
the
cost of the
trailer, the 20%
underwriting commission and proceeds to the com¬
pany.
Between the period of Jan. 1, 1959
to April 12, 1961, the
company
entered
into
trailer rental agreements
relating to about
5,866 trailers and
the trailer rental agreements had a tolal value
of $3,587,439.02.
The prospectus states that none of these agreements
were
registered under the Securities Act of 1933, and the company
may
have a contingent liability ($2,400,000 as- of Sept., 30,
1961)
licensing,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2654)
proposed registered
will
be
able
to
the interest
nay
not—particularly when the price of stocks is even
more
favorable as new financing medium—the fact is that the total backlog at
this writing, isftwice as large as last year's. Moreover, it reveals but slight attrition
compared to .last week. The stronger category in the backlog is the announced equity
financing registration. Municipals- in the total and the four-week float are down
they
and the flotation of the Florida Turnpike issue will make mincemeat out of the totals
These deposits may provide sufficient funds for
longer-term investments to meet the
higher interest payments allowed' without damaging bank earnings rate on
capital or
jeopardizing demand1 deposits'liquidity.
\r
*
or
exempts of ten and longer
tax-exempt replacements occur. Corporate registrations
expected to rise significantly this month to escape SEC's audited financial
statement requirements. The tables below should show the contrasts in the dollar
volume between this and last week's figures and last' year's comparable projections.
be
FOUR-WEEK
VISIBLE
Total
Corporates
9-Jan. 13%__
$59,295,000
$64,574,999
39,740.850
11,745,000
6—
2-Jan.
Jan.
Stocks
$5,279,999
4,475,800
Dec. 26-Dec*. 30
Jan.
Total
Bonds
Dec. 18-Dee. 22__.
Corporate
16,898,000
53,666,700
44,216,650
28,643,000
117,266,700
63,600,000'
years
.
Last
-
SUPPLY
Corporate
Banks; for example, are reportedly seeking taxmaturity for the higher yields. How far the banking
authorities will allow commercial banks to lock themselves
up in longer-term maturi¬
ties before they believe demand deposits
may be adversely affected is a question
which will not be answered until the in-flow of time and
savings deposits is measured:
next week unless substantial
can
allowed to advertise.
are now
Total
of Both
Financings
$180,538,000
$245,112,999
8,450,000 " V 52,666,650
51,225,000
79,868,000
91,769,972
209,036,672
Municipals*
week
the
Fed
shifted slightly out
.
of bills
($205 million) and helped fuel the
higher yields in short-terms. In turn, it. increased its-purchase of government notes
and bonds ($54 million). All told, the Fed's
portfolio of governments declined $144
million compared to last week (though the
weekly average change was an increase
of $60 million) but it is $1,906 million, more than last
year's date. The week to week
decline in-gold
certificates
million).-.arid ..the.
year
to
was
year
$54
million
decline
was
(the week's average
$1,021 million.
•
'
decline
:, *
was
$14
FEDERAL RESERVE'S PORTFOLIO
(Millions of Dollars)
Total—
$85,100,999
East* week's dataDec.
*
15*, I960-
$1
million
or
$169,600,550
$227,565,800
$50,059,000
$117,065,800
$79,129,400
more.
$254,701,349
$344,631,600
$129,188,400
$331,982,972
$378,520,000
$586,684,311
$723,151,600
Dec. 13, '61
Gold
$330,808,400
$201,620,000
.The
consolidated
revenue■ bonds
expected after Jan. I with the actual amount to be
offered for bidding still undetermined as of this writing.
:;
ADD:. $6 million Clark Co., Nev., School District bonds to the fourth week' above.
;
FORMAL
Corp; bonds with dates
219,595,900
TotaL bonds
(34)
$419,179,699
Corp. bonds without dates—
(46)
(80)
(26)
(35)
(61)
wide open and yet no evidence of
$899,435,300(556)
Corp. stocks without dates—
$247,588,300(158)
641,205,100(466)
At the least, the time has come for the Federal Reserve to
phenomenal historic record high ownership of government bonds-.
"nudging" fight against higher bonds yields has not succeeded. A shift on its
part most likely will not affect the direction of bond yields.
Its
$888,793,400(624)
,$277,117,220
$1,381,832,200(685)
$672,281,420
$68,774,000-
Total
Total
corporates
$1,318,614,999
municipals with dates—
$534,287,972
Data in parentheses denote number
*Includes
53
issues
$300,000
or
less
(62)
'
208,343,220
$636,755,000
(79)
tentative
sales
dates
.
Week of Jan.
no
$10
large
in debentures of HARTFIELD STORES, INC.; 36,000
200,000 of SEL-REX CORP., common; and
municipals—$25 million PUERTO RICO (COMMONWEALTH OF); $13 million
GEORGIA RURAL ROADS AUTH., GA.; $6 million GEORGIA STATE OFFICE
BLDG. AUTH., GA.
$398,860,000
2-6: $5 million
Week of Jan.
8-13: 147,000 shares of CITIZENS LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW
91,000 shares of CAMPBELL SOUP CO., capital; $6,375,000
FUND, PA., series, ints.; $60 million in bonds
of JtfEW YORK TELEPHONE CO.; $5 million of PUERTO RICO CAPITAL
CORP.,
135 of those
with date and
..
-
-
-
-
YORK,
common;
MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT TRUST
%
FUTURE DEBT FINANCING
common;
-
in municipals—$6,950,000 FLINT, MICH.; $30 million EAST BAY
DIST., CALIF.; $13,150,000 MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.; $8,152,972
(STATE OF); $20 million SAN JOSE, CALIF.
and
•MUN. UTIL;
Generally corporations do not find it difficult to borrow long-term until the business
cycle is well advanced. Usually their corporate savings (depreciation, depletion and
retained earnings) meet most of their needs until then. The current economic revival
are
units of COMMUNITY CHARGE PLAN;
and
dates; and one $1 million preferred
preferreds amounting to $18.8 million without dates.
CURRENT YIELD TREND AND
LTD., common; and in municipals—'There
issues scheduled for this week.
in
smaller issues with unassigned
three
AHEAD
larger corporate and municipal issues in the weeks ahead are as follows:
Week of Dec. 26-29: One million shares of SIERRA CAPITAL
CO., capital;
of issues.
with
ISSUES
The
million WORLDWIDE FUND
Total stocks
about the outcome is discernible.
government securities;,
$395,164,200
$200,048,550(120)
699,386,750(456)
concern
whittle down its
LARGER
Corp. stocks with dates__—_
29,403
'60
$17,674
27,353.
One should think that Mr. Martin's conclusions about the turn of business
cycle and
the obviousness of the the yield trend would lead him and the other
Governors in
the direction of substituting monetization of advances and commercial
paper for
$257,618,900
137,545,300
$493,038,800
'
$297,548,800
195,490,000
Dec. 14,
.
between*declining gold stock and increasing public debt monetization seems
dangerous than that of "hot-rodders" racing with their eyes closed. The Fed's
eyes are
Dec. 15,1960
Last Week
$199,583,799
29,259
_
$16,707
race
more
BACKLOG
This Week
Dec. 6,.'61
$16,653
.
'U; S. Governments*.—
Excludes the authorized $50 million New York Port Auth:
TOTAL
Certificates'
NEW MEXICO;
••
■s
*
H.-.l*
m-
December
14, ,1961,.,
Volume-194
Number 6117
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(2655)
due Jan.
1, 1963 to 1977, inclusive.
first
the
resent
$9,645,000.*
instalment
-
-
•
certificates
The
...
offer expires Jan.
.
priced to yield from 3.50% to
maturity.
They were won
by
to
issue of
entire
certificates
will
be
secured
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Earnings—
revenue.
oper.
expenses
•"
1961—Month—1960
\
oper.
revenue-
Net
a
Net
oper.
expenses
'$
■
10,339,711
■.,$
.•
...
ry?.
Net
ry.
—V.
from ry.
rev.
3,868,148
'
income—
oper.
194,
ops.
2,319,227
731,917
*$71,771
$72,384
$1,015,805
7,037
1,095,368
1,523,696
The
reported
Atlas Hotels,
The
shares
common
&
Salt
Co.,
Atlas
of
of
motor
(no
City.
filed
at
to
be
Proceeds
are
1960.
29;
"Reg. A" covering 30,000
$10, througn J. A. Hogie
used for working capital.
a
be,offered
to
par)
Hotel
hotels.
1961'
28,
Nov.
on-
Lake
500
V-
Inc.—Files With SEC—
corporation
Circle, San Diego, is engaged in
the
-
7
income
net
on
$5,921
the
six-month
of
$361,227.
Blinder,
the
period ended Aug.
This
net sales of $500,350
on
Meyer
record'
compared
31,
with
1961
net
a
for the 12 months ended Feb. 28, 1961.
vending'
machine
include
pre-tax
earnings
A
...
192,
•
Railway
oper.
Railway
revenue
ry.
*
i
tj>
•
33,774,356
expenses
26,083,422
$
7,690,934
194,
B.
S.
F.
Dec.
7,
2113.
p.
7,781,878
2,785,987
1,495,979
•
.
new
of
59,386,515
sale
12,272,320
the
Pursuant
—
to
$5,756,958
$5,682,102
expenses
4",162,469
4,230,852
ry; ops.
>$1,594,489
income___
oper.
2115.
p.
by
the
for
debentures
used
the
for
due
The
a
•
loans
of
BUSINESS—The
the
'laws
of
Market
The
incorporated on
principal executive
Wilmington, Del.
- ■
not
an
operating company
company
Delaware.
Street,
is
company
indirect
interests
various
industrial
28%
of
Corp.,
the
and
company
thereof.
New
\
number
a
and
affiliated
of
financial
outstanding
businesses.
stock
common
of
'
direct
companies
It
in
Hardware
manufacturer, all of the outstanding capital stock
Factors, Inc., a factoring company, and approximately
outstanding common* stock and approximately 5% of the
York
of
the
outstanding series A cumulative preferred stock of United Industrial
Corp., a manufacturer of various industrial products. American Hard¬
ware
owns
approximately
67%
of
the
outstanding
common
stock
of
The
Hill; Corporation, which through subsidiaries manufactures? and
distributes commercial refrigeration equipment, and
approximately 67%.
of the outstanding- common stock
of Savaee Arms Corp.. a manufac¬
turer and distributor of firearms and a distributor of lawn mowers.
On
Feb.
3,
1961
of common, stock of Savage were distributed
stockholders of Hill.
The company is
the surviving corporation of a merger of B. S. F.
Co., a Pennsylvania corporation, into B. S. F. Co., a Delaware cor¬
poration, on Sept. 30, 1955.
The aforesaid Pennsylvania corporation,
under its previous name, Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine.
Co., had
been engaged (n business as a steel foundry and machine manufacturer
by
Hill
until
shares
December,
1954, when its
operating assets were
time, the company and its predecessor have engaged
interests in various enterprises.
that
sold.
The
the
company
Investment
1956,
when
provisions
It
of
It
is
it
of
the
was
regulated
a
Company
that
of
Act
exempted
was
Act
by
closed-end investment
1940 from
from
S.
F.
5%%
r
67
Warrants
New
GIVING
directors
EFFECT
indebtedness
York
Sundry
—
subord.
(66%
cents
the
board
developing
TO
PRESENT
$4,535,600
143,079 wts,
of
directors
new
business
.
($12.50-par)__
Corporation and subsidiaries:
'7:77 "77;
375,000
120,000
to
are
offered
be
10,000,000
2,000,000 shs.
Delaware
urtder
•
law
in
1961
1,000,000
—
500,000
700,000
450,000
note
due
March
rentals
one
1966
year)
Common
—
!_
Savage Arms Corporation & Subsidiary:
Sundry indebtedness
Common
stock
($5
($1
par)
stated
:
value)
550,559
1,000,000 shs.
3,050,000
1,000,000 shs.
makes,
rents
125,500
better than
which
for
in,
net
its
the
the
graduation
class
of public
graduates
ended
shares
A
private
and
wear
30%
and
caps
of
rented
1961
all. high
the
from
with
was
income
Net
$499,464,
was
$402,700,
or
'
to
parking
in
help, build
lot,
Champaign,
111.,
addition
an
will
and
\\
GIVING
note,
due
31',' ID61",
period'
compared
headquartered
proceeds
a
July
before.
year
the
share,
common
,
promissory
its
the
add
7
7
■
EFFECT
TO
due July 1, 1971
to
will
main
general
•
•
PRESENT
FINANCING
"
Outstanding
$1,100,000
1973,
to
rest
$1,000,000
100,000 7
'
100(000
stock
($1
par)__^.J_
1,000,000 shs.
305,500 shs.
B
common
stock
($1
par)_____
500,000 shs.
420,000 shs.
Savings
&
Loan
borrowers
and
trustee
a
under
as
shares
of
140,400
shares.
603,946
sales
of
the
first
the
by
$57,439,467
six
months
fiscal
year,
299,997
and
of
the
A.
-
C.
Garvin
Geo.
the
Shearson,
at
this
six
and
year.
President
$2,450,455
7;
*
of
will
greater
company
six
of
7
Brown-Forman,
year
showed
to
to
from
months
six
of
extent
the
October
191,
year
net
income
equivalent
was
share
per
p.
consolidated
for
the
to
period
7
same
4.
-
the
&
pendent
sales1" of
manufacturer
this
Pelham,
electronic
of
components, totaled $1,542,715 in
30, 1961, Norman Burnell, President,
Sept.
connection
the
and
in
the
establishment
of
of
the
he
$56,949,
-
fiscal
reported.
first-half
Unusual
Guillemin
Research
ended
expenses
Inc.,
Inc.,
Laboratory
said
re¬
"should both operate profitably for the remain¬
and make their contribution to our sales and earnings,"
will
767,234 shs.
Aided
raised
revenues
net
preferred
3,050,000
767,234 shs.
mon
by
an
income
Calif,
and
in
company
net
increase
for
requirements
the
to
35
Co.—Reports Gains—
continued
earnings
of
in" the
nearly 24%
period
cents
to
per
to
$267,778.
ended
share
on
This
638,001
the
is
3,380
Co.
Pierce
3,380
Ihc.
'
3,380
Co.,
&
3,380
-
;
7
..
,
7
.
;
.
.
Industries, Inc.- -Makes
Initial
7
for
arrangements
the
commitment
for
investments
stated
CapTech,
licensed
company
Plesset
Dr.
that
Angeles based
Los
a
under
Small
the
arrangements
Business
investments
for
other
are
of
10
$200,000 in a five year loan. Both debentures and the
6 V2 % annual interest rate. Conversion of the debentures
a
CapTech 33%%
give
Electrochimica
devoted
pany
for
shares
of
of
$168,000 in
$232,000 in 6%,
the
would
10
have
"
of
'
Coi'p.,
miniature
of
10 year subordinated convertible debentures,
subordinated debentures. Following, pur¬
52%
Rfeslstor
California
"National
designed
chased
$70,000
conversion
"Capital
p.
of
the
common
conversion,
stock of Elec¬
'
Santa Monica, CalifM' designer and manu¬
power resistors.
CapTech has placed
subordinated convertible debentures; Upon
hold 33%%
of the common
stock
then
Haskell N. J., manufacturer of ceramic
CapTech would have 5%
of the common
.7.
ma¬
shares
then
:
Technical Industries is extremely pleased to be able
promising young firms which are led by capable and
We believe they offer exceptional opportunities
for
these
assist
exercise
for high temperature requirements. CapTech has pur¬
of 5%, -five year subordinated convertible debentures.
outstanding.
to
upon
outstanding
.
Beryllia' Corp.,
terials
After
and
the
'
precision
$150,000 in 6%%, five year
conversion
CapTech would
outstanding.
conversion. CapTech's commit¬
distributed as follows: The purchase
at $10 a share for a
total
of
stock
year
shares,
"
**
facturer
6%,
10,000
of
outstanding.
energy
$500,000
common
$100,000;
and
of
aspects
total
a
stock then
common
research,
related
and
is
10,000
of the
Menlo Park, Calif., a recently established com¬
development and production in the fields
special purpose batteries, fuel cells,, thermoelec¬
Corp.,
to
electro-chemistry,
ment
Van Nuys, Calif., designer and producer
equipment and similar systems. CapTech will
year subordinated convertible debentures, and
Corp.,
control
$400,000 of
bear
would
follows:
as
management.
growth
investment
and
appreciation,"
Dr.
Plesset stated.—V.
:
4.
194,
'•
'
substantial
record
quarter
in revenues,
initial
investment
Act.
provide
loans
seasoned
194, p. 1380.
Victorville,
In
1961.
Inc.
7 ;
-
..
completed
Instruments
purchase
delay lines,
Telephone
the
are
traffic
■>
said, however, that the second half, which started with
a backlog of about $900,000,
was expected to be profitable. GLP, which
produces subminiature tantalum capacitors, and Gray & Kuhn, manu¬
Interstate
3,380
Co.,
&
.
has
trochimica.
Burnell
said.—V.
air
chase
with revamping of the company's Gray & Kuhn,
acquisition and start-up of the GLP Electronics,
deficit
a
the
5,065
5,065
y
Technical
for
business
Tasker
of
per
'
N. Y. company, a major hide-1 "r
filter networks,
delay lines and
related
Co;_
Co.—__
company
CapTech
Co., Inc.—First Half Results—
&
&
1275.
p.
several
of
in
Blair
mitments
in
ship¬
$0.88
Pacific Northwest
companies were nearing completion and would be
announced shortly.
.
>
■
The four companies selected by CapTech and its investment com¬
for
for
Loewi
8,440
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood-
These
unusually
fiscal year
the
8,440
$1,320,000 in debentures* notes and common stock to four electronics
technical firms, Ernst H. Plesset, president and-chairman reported.
these
that
Co.—'
of
Rauscher,
Ryons
tricity
that
fiscal
$0.63
year.—V.
last
reduced
resulted
Co.
Chicago
5,065
Investment
the
"Sales
3,380
First Securities
8,440
&
3..380
Co.,
8,440
194,
The
of
consolidated
said:
8,440
Corp,_—_—
&
and
company's
sales of $52,the same period
for
Evans
A.
-3,380
Co.
&
Inc.
Investments—
normal."
the
compares
fiscal
be
than
report
months
This
fiscal
the
of
shipments.7In- the
earnings
were
share.
of
Clement
Simmons
°
in
months
October
first
taxes
11,260
&
Co., Inc
Hammill
Capital
.,
Glik-
$3,320,537
Podesta
Ellis
Co._
William
Lester,
'
first
The
of
Cruttenden,
Whipple & Co.—
Bacon,
were
abnormally high because of extremely
anticipation of a' strike (which has not materi¬
time). A substantial part of the increased profit in
alized
ments
taxes
&
5,065
3,380
Blunt
Co._—
&
Becker
Inc.-
Co.,
11,260
8,440
Hayden, Stone &
October
shipments
the
after
fiscal
heavy
large
after
showed
period, May 1-Oct. 31, 1961, of
compared to consolidated net
Brown,
of
month
earnings
and
SEC,
5,065
&
11,260
Lee Higginson
in
the
Co
Inc.
Allyn & Co
G.
A.
&
Shares
•
■.
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
&
Weld & Co., Inc.—
Bache
-
as
earnings
previous
with
company
Jackson
;
:
Hi; Walker
11,260
shares
,
«
man-
K.
40,975
of
number
;•
McDonald
Dean Witter & Co.__—
•
■
the
below:
name
Co.,
,__7
White,
—V,
stock,
and
W.
&
Curtis
into
which
common
sharfes
Spitzer and
selling-stockholders
opposite its
Weeks
Paine,-Webber,
of the direct operations of the company
other businesses of a related nature.
group
set
Peabody
Hornblower" &
under
a
stock
the
and
company
A
Inc.
1961.
Association
business
the
class
''A Kidder,
for expansion
present
The
Exchange Offer—The company is offering to exchange
up to 260,189 shares of its capital stock for not less than
326,000 shares of Tonopah Mining Co. of Nevada on the
basis of one share for each 2.75 Tonopah shares.
The
Sept.
30,
company
equal
average
Carlisle Corp.—Sales Up, Net Down—
Net
after
the
com¬
Dixon,
for the three months ended Sept. 30, 1961, continued
rise that began in the previous quarter, George F.
President, said in his quarterly report to stockholders.
earnings
year-to-year
Jr.,
shares
outstanding during the quarter;
■' * r" '■*"
showing compares with the net income of $174.942—25 cents a
on
632,158 average
common
shares
after
preferred dividend
requirements—reported for the corresponding 1960 period.
For
the
12 months
ended Sept.
30, last, net income amounted to
$1,135,732, or the equivalent of $1.61 per share on 635,022 average.,
The
Net
sales
for
last
the
third
quarter
were
$5,937,741
with
compared
share
$5,736,600
common
quarter show an approximate
10%
improvement over the third" quarter of 1960, with net income
for the quarter of $231,186, or 20 cents a share, versus $211,648, or
18
cents
a
share last year," Mr. Dixon said. "Net income for
the
shares.
This
bettered
considerably
the net income of $401,070
"Results
of
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
year.
operations
-
.
for
the
third
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William
Dana Company. Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Oiaude D.
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrlssey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday 1. Otner oiiices.
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1961 by William B. • Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York. n. y.»
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members* of' Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; In Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries,
sells
and
of
95%
.
Shares
the net
filed
report
gains
550,559
NOTE; Oh account of the fluctuations In the rate of exchange,
•
common
for
327,250
stock
A
California
arising
indebtedness
1
A
of
.Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.—Six Months' Report—■
he
prepaid on products
leased
Sundry
firm's
"
sold
in
company,
.--I
small
....
der of the year
1,000,000
1,000,000
that
basis
none
November
.
facturer of
1965
a
7.
*
the
of
debentures
from
public
outstanding stock, by
barg, Board Chairman, received 140,400 and 99,622 shares, respectively,
in
exchange for their respective holdings in
the Association. - The
list of selling stockholders and amounts proposed to be sold by each
are
to be supplied by- amendment.
v
.-
Mr.
1,043,916 shs.
promissory note due Mar.
of
to
officials
agement
sulted
mortgage payable Dec. 29,
out
Brentwood
acquisition of
.
5(4%
this
UNDERWRITERS—Upon the terms and conditions contained in the
underwriting
agreement
with
the
company
and
the
selling stock¬
holders, each of the underwriters have severally agreed to purchase
for
shares, being
will be-made on an'ttif or
? The
company
has outstanding 1,200,00a
of,which Jack J. Spitzer,. President,
owns
division,
356,250
9,500,000
6%
Liability (due after
the
and
Of
Consolidated
V
4,500,945
.
of
rest.
stockholders
CAPITALIZATION
6%
the
of
trustee
as
Burnell
1,016,269 shs.
142,736 wts.
■■■
7
.
$75,000
5%%
Corp.—Common Registered—
organized
1961w of
balance
division
/v.v
cents
.
7
$220,000
,
.
FINANCING
&
stock
act
previous
'
"2,500,000
the
graduations
common
83
funds.
$55,298,504 $57,263,218
42,168,131
44,499,846
*
outstanding guarantee Stock of-'Brentwood
Association *(a surviving corporation- of a merger
available
the
and
in
promissory note due Dec. 1965
Promissory notes due. Dec. 1965
5(4%
-
$4,035,600
~
1,500,000 shs.
shares
7
which
Gown,
estimates
hold
to
to
plant,
trust deeds securing loans made by
the
proceeds from the company's sale of additional
stock,, up to $40,000 will be used to acquire the two proposed subsidiaries, Monrovia Investment Corp. and Brentwood Investment Corp.,{;--
Outstanding
4,500,945
4% %
Hill
16,
regulatory
.
for capital stock—
Factors, Inc.:
indebtedness
Common
in
on
debentures
par'
The American Hardware Corporation
Consolidated subsidiaries:
'
The
under
Oct.
192,400
" '
during the 1960-61 school year, some
graduates
(569,099)
wore
caps
and gowns
cents.
use
business to assist the Association in making fire and other in¬
will
sales
Authorized
convertible
Capital stock
to
and
active role in the management
disturbing internal relationships.
Company:
Sundry
■7
company
1955
10,
registration
"
an
places certain of its officers and
CAPITALIZATION
Aug.
'
the SEC.
policy to play
corporations without
company's
controlled
the
of
such
corporations and assists them
opportunities for such corporations.
B.
it
Since
in acquiring
controlling
schools
.equal
savings and loan
Association.
rata to
pro
the
agency
•
engaging
American
&
stockholders
company
available
1961—10 Mos.—1960
..
"
•
Class
The offering
all
Loan
&
surance
and
approximately
owns
The
publicly
stock,1
7
' V
Cap & Gown gross income in the' year
$5,922,620
compared
with
$5,581,383
the
Mutual.Savings & Loan Association), which has been engaged
business in and around Monrovia, Calif., and,
in connection therewith an escrow business.
The company, through two
subsidiaries which it proposes to acquire, • will conduct an insurance
Aug. 10, 1955, under
office
is located at
but. has
acquired
November
in
and
hardware
a
of
2%
in
was
Its
has
in
possible acquisitions.
818
♦
company.-*"'
$1,451,250 $13,130,373 $12,763,372
394,138
2,241,097
2,582,586
544,889
of which 30,000 shares
company1 was
Savings
1, 1969.. j Net
Dec.
repayment
1,351,084
*57,543
gowns—and,
v
Monrovia
be
*1,150,001
*228,634
and' choir robes,
gowns
seven
The
through underwriters heade^ by Hayden, Stone & Coi^ The publib?
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
vertible
will
$2,475,761
"
-7
..
stock,
holders
It
subordinated
$2,215,265
Authorized f
from
rev.
prospectus, the company offered publicly
at par, without underwriting, $2,500,000 of its 53/4% con¬
proceeds
and
and
"
*'
1961—Month—1960
4,069,311
$44,322
7
"$133,109
$6,545,072
offered
group
BUSINESS—Cap
caps
.
RR.—Earnings—
revenue.
194,
offered
common
PROCEEDS—The
oper.
common
40,585,650
Debentures Offered
—
.
4,027,028
oversubscribed.
was
This
company
of 12001 San Vincente Blvd., Los Angeles, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 13 covering 150,000 shares
*12,556,595
;777'' >>7.
,
go
Brentwood Financial
1961
Co.
.
SEC—
$6,242,293
342,563
170,900 shares publicly at $16.75
and 21,500 to Cap & Gown
employes,, general counsel
and Profit Sharing Trust at $15.45
per share. The issue
'S
With
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$386,885
;
407,059
lnc,__;,
oper.
Maine—Earnings—
Class
'777\'777-7777
.
Co.—Files
oper.
ry.
public
Calif.
a
Campbell,
..'..?
$273,950
,
from ry. opers.
14
The
This'
1958's
"V
*
33,655,398 290,916,177 331,484,985
25,873,520 250,330,527 272,098,470
from rail-
Deficit.—V.
$
will
Boston & Maine
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$
revenue.
income...
oper.
$30,949,450.
-1960's
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
1961—Month—1960
"
operations
way
Net
•
„
oper.
Net
totaled
expenses-,,
class A
Blackman-Uhler of Spartanburg, S,
Railway
Railway
capital.
around
1961—Month—1960s
.-
oper.
rev.
Dec.
„7. :'
.
a "Reg. A" covering 5,600 common
shares (par $1) to be offered at $8,875
through Dargan & Co., Spartan¬
burg, s. c.
■_ '
;
■; - •
•
■ - ;
—v.
Period End. Oct. 31—
-
with
compares
Net
I
•1-v.
to selling stockholders.
"
V77
C;, is engaged in the manufacture
of napthols, pigments, tints and intermediates.
698.
p.
and
.7
-i
.
in
Cap & Gown
,
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
*
V. -,.7.
Proceeds
;
,
.
re,venue__
railway
high
.
.
oper.
school
profits
p.. 1107.
Ave., Campbell, Calif., is
water
Co.—Class A Common
Offered—Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Inc., New York City and associates on
year-end, shares outstanding totaled 2,719,819.,
dividend rate of ' 15 cents per share in fiscal 1961
of over 12%' - above' the dividend
rate
during fiscal
stock dividend declared on Oct. 10, 1961, was paid Nov.?
2%
supplying
♦Deficit.—V. 194, p. 21157
fiscal
The company on Dec. 5, 1961 filed
operator's
vending machine operation.—V.
"
Net
Net
,
Blackman-Uhler Chemical
of
Madison and The Chit Chat—were, acquired.
Both are income producers
and also serve as commissaries for the company's catering service and
■!
t,
-.,: *
7
'
..Stockholders' equity as of Septv 30, 1961,
net' worth compares rWith' I960'S $29,758,826,
$23;-
was
income
Mr. Blinder said that the company's expanded operation, firmed
up
during the past six-month period, has resulted in Automatic Cafeterias
presently performing at the million dollar level in annual rate of sales.
Since the beginning of fiscal 1962, two Manhattan restaurants—The
expanded
of
■
President, explained
from
a
non-recurring
capital gain of $25,000. However, he pointed out that earnings from the
company's operations were at an all-time high.
that
$72,019;890
Tr'r"■"'"7 7:?.77 'V/' v7... /?77 7777
:
.
for
sales
of
.
N. Y, reported sharp gains in sales aridincome for the first half of fiscal 1962 over its full year's performance
Net
sales
$26,507,086," 1959's
$22,811,175,
1958's
$20,047,953, and 1957's $14,246,557. 7 - 7.
t.'; [
•
77 Beech craft's annual stockholders meeting Will be held on Thursday,
Dec. 21, 1961, in the general offices of Beech Aircraft
in Wichita, Kan.
—V.
194,-p. 315. :.v •" V
.7
v
The company, of Westbury,
665
At
I96iv
high
Automatic Cafeterias lor Industry, Inc.—-1st Half Results
in-fiscal 1961.
fiscal
y'777,77'
>
1959's $25,997,154,
$23,069,084, and :1957's $17,648,501. '
7
".'7
'
Working capital as of Sept. 30, 1961, toaled $27,175,110. This
management
7>7,- 77777>V;',.■, 7;>-V'7;,,7
77-7 > 77-,■'7
1961
;
Railway
Railway
increase
an
191,
in
Canadian Pacific Lines in
quarterly
was
engaged
Period End. Oct. 31—
approximately
$1,577,643.
....
the
in
$1,334,610
7,335
working
^The company of 346 E. Campbell
60%
were- sales
of Beechcraft's
business
and
aircraft products
and 40%
were
sales of military aero¬
space
products.
v,
'
7„, \
Taxes
levied
on
the
company
totaled
$3,932,196.' Net
earnings,.?
after
taxes
on .income,,
totaled- $2,562,102.
Dividends
paid
totaled
26,430,267
7,602,903
shares—earned
common
2515;
p
company
on
Nov. 27,
1961
filed
a
"Reg. A" covering 2,800
shares (par $25). to be offered at
$35, without underwriting.
are
to be used for
new
wells and
utility
commercial
109,501,691
8,291,495
1,267,894
2113.
p.
10,101,499
2113.
p.
corporation- has
which
v
average
Proceeds
$11,436,109
9,928,207
-
Beech Aircraft Corp.—Annual Report-^-
135,931,958
28,338,241
$10,944,012
825,669
ops.
ry.
.
Net
>
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$898,053
837,124-
on
628,754
months.—V. 191,
common
income—
oper.
The
$
.
133,730,755
105,392,514
from
rev.
♦Deficit.—V. 194,
1961—10 Mos.—1960
12,851,542
10,532,315
14,207,859
$765,353' >'
*
share
a
12
;
Campbell Water Co.—Files With SEC—
;
—V.
?.■..■«:'.»'v7v; yy;y
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
oper.
Railway
-
by
1961—Month—1960
cents
...The
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
total of 700 box cars of, various types, and 300 covered
hopper cars, estimated to cost $12,134,233.
:
v
-
•
preceding
5, 1962, unless extended by the com¬
Philadelphia National Bank, Broad and Chestnut
Sts., Philadelphia, is the exchange agent.—V. 194, p. 111.
of
Halsey at competitive bidding Dec. 12 on a bid of 98.21
for a 4V4% coupon.: Salomon-Brothers & Hutzler bid
98.043, also for a 4y4% coupon.
The
—51
pany.
rep¬
issue
proposed
a
were
according
4.60%,
The certificates
of
3
'
—
S<135
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements
must be
made
in
New York funds.
La Sau«
s
•
.w pw
;
.
,
4
(2656)
months
nine
ended
Sept.
continues
30
to
tively weak first quarter this year."
Net income
for the first nine months
cents
68
Net
the
for
Sales
208
share
a
like
for
the
the
on
lag,
of
1,196,682 shares of
period
of
1960
months
nine
totaled
rela¬
our
$807,689,
cents
74
or
*
compared
share.
a
$18,212,-
with
corresponding period last year.
"Although
our
quarterly comparison shows
the
general
..
expected,"
business
Dixon
Mr.
in
improvement
said.
"However,
operations."—V.
our
look
we
192,
2015.
p.
income,
Chock
Carolina
North
&
Western
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Oct. 31—
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses-
$333,268
159,334
$288,841
Railway
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$173,934
$134,504
72,781
88,086
Net
railway oper. inc—
—V.
$2,617,778
1,656,341
$2,658,741
1,573,890
$961,437
$1,084,851
308,645
154,337
458,856
Y
income
in
gains of 20%
record
reported
were
sales and
in
the company for
by
1960
52
to
the
at
the
on
dividend
paid
Sales
for
share
a
the
of
end
share
a
cents
third
the
$1,283,100
against
$55,350
cents
20
In
Sales
five
cents
holders
paid
of
record
Jan.
18%
up
directors
share
a
30,
1961,
Net
the
on
Dec.
15,
net
income
14
and
declared
Nov.
on
1961.—V.
18,
Sept.
period.
1960
the
25%
stock,
common
1961.
194,
A similar
advanced
stock
payable
five
cent
extra
Railway
oper.
revenue-
oper.
expenses
Net
1962,
to
15,
dividend
Net
ry.
—V.
194,
$4,793,481
195,551
1,537,974
ry.
2,569,645
194,
The
Deficit.—V.
194,
from
shares
of
4,250,000
stockholders
Robert
plans
P.
for
other
The
for
Cerro's
any
its
corporate
voted
corporation's
called
stock
considers
directors
for
Koenig,
use
the
stock, $5
taken
at
common
action
was
purpose
said
President,
advisable
purposes
in
to
have
Chicago, Burlington &
Nov.
on
oper.
value,
special
par
a
Railway
oper.
expenses
no present
besides their
board of
-
operations
income
way
ry.
p.
$
2220.
;
<jj
23,045,918 210,531,401
17,437,481 168,284,751
5,904,996
2,511,160
Chicago
„
of
of
of
,
;
,
In
5,608,437
42,246,650
15,269,437
$3,233,082
$3,026,568
$28,173,601
2,364,964
2,455,983
22,604,611
$4,713,460
325,086
107,643
1,014,694
420,601
income
oper.
194,
oper.
B
Railway
oper.
1961—Month—1960
$2,867,989
$2,949,689
2,040,175
expenses
2,220,877
$26,012,716
19,626,643
—V.
ry.
—V.
20,080,580
$728,812
$6,386,073
$7,536,888
205,178
171,095
1,447,198
1,990,643
1961—Month—1960
oper.
revenue.
$789,934
oper.
expenses
435,433
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
from ry.
194,
p.
$6,741,107
3,951,215
$197,539
$2,547,567
$2,249,280
142,059
71,447
968,214
872,083
to
$
$
$
20,757,074
20,925,500
185,338,746
oper.
expenses
15,108,573
14,736,878
147,459,726
ry.
—V.
194,
p.
ry.
'
5,648,501
6,188,622
37,879,020
&
3,308,465
10,960,695
into
oper.
194,
Railway
oper.
Net rev.
Net
ry.
—V.
194,
p.
16,383,061
5,112,323
4,542,258
Period End. Oct. 31—
..
Net
—V.
1,377,719
36.091,727
10,232,177
shares
80,000
to
are
be
offered
commission
subsidiaries
in
the
the
& Pacific
the
$1
reduce
its
the
small
to
share
each.
sell
$
13,338,501
13,944,302
134,854,968
774 987
White, Weld
of
company's
of
B
has
shares,
at
Vice-President,
Two
others
shares
3,000
each,
15,000,000
owning
each.—V.
share
stock
common
to
months
of
the
share,
per
first
nine
as
adopted
($.33V3
shares
($1
common
1961
$1.03
or
for
income
for
taxes
the
for
third
Southern
1964
on
increasing
from
100.04%
the
shares
any
of
the
first
quarter
nine
of
months
1961.
of
the
the
in
the
of
shares
250,000
the
of
of
as
ended
with
of
2,902,185
•
308,050*
36,322,956
wealth
build
Rico,
30,
offered
income
oper.
p.
2116.
154,505
1961
to
national
a
located
at
future.
a
drive-in
leased
one
of
Small
Business
basis.
297
$115,765
24,265
6,944,197
,)
(par $100);
194,
Four
had
Dec.
15,
per
100,000
38
manages
common
share.
$2,184,347
cents
a
share,
the
Net
the
first
in
and
public offering
will
"de
Puerto
luxe"
of stock in
$200,000
use
Mayaguez,
into
theatres
its
of
Rico,
in the
common
payable
to
of
in
share,
$2,307,749
the
1961
compared
to
will
and
has
company
stockholders
dividends
issue,
included
to
buy
the
declared
of
add
House,
to
con¬
rest
Dec.
500,000
15,
of
1961,
the
to
cents
12 %
intends
adjusted
shares
common
194,
equal
cents.
46
20, 1961, and
•:
Oct.
of
as
debt,
$2,105,873
$248,535,
or
dividend
a
record
stock.—V.
with
was
$208,704,
thereafter.
$515,925
common
compared
months
with
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
Components
Meadow
appointed
194,
for
2,500
and
1381.
p.
Specialties, Inc.—Appointment—
Brook
National
transfer
Bank,
for
agent
the
West
Hempstead,
stock
issue
of
the
N. Y., has
corporation.
1275.
p.
Continental
722,821
789,229
offering
Vending
Machine
of
$5,052,700
of
11,
6%
Corp.—Additional
issue
1961
subordinated
convertible
the
debentures
basis
of
$100
held
common
of
of
record
Dec.
for
6
each
with
Ohio,
the
Dec.
21, 1961.
agreed
to
country.
of
any
been
for
in
purchase
Inc.—Common
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., New York City, headed an un¬
derwriting group which offered on Dec.,!4 360,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at $19.50 per share. In addi-*
at
$3,209,000
percentages
underwriters
par
plus
principal
set
Allen
-
V
Laird
J-
&
&
Co
rights
Darlington & Grimms 10
&
Co., Inc;i—__i__-r_,10
Butcher
Doolittle
&
&
& Beane
Sherrerd_—___'
-
par,
on
shares
of
to
expire
»
■
their
6'/ ;..v
...
have
Dec.
not
severally
1961,
21,
subscribed
names:
'
'
Hallowell,
%
Sulzberger, " Jenks,
Straus,Sutro
.8.6, '
from
debentures
Kirkland
Co." —5
194, p. 2549.
of
".
"*
below
interest
opposite
%
15
R. Williston
—V.
amount
25.7
Co.
named
accrued
forth
.
Hardy
-
Offered—
the
the
80
Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
com¬
Fi¬
the
reported
1, 1976 to stockholders, at
Hill,
Clearing
Common¬
proceeds
$200,000
eight months ended Aug. 31, 1961, Commonwealth
income
income
quarterly
pay
warrants
$2,289,213
Columbus,
have
shares
in
theatres
movie
soft drinks
company
theatres
total
before.
this
.
million
2331.
p.
rest.
theatre
DIVIDENDS—The
Investment
High Street,
long-term
in
1961—10 Mos.—1960
•
South
the largest SBIC's
Commerce
capitalization
working capital.
year
authorized, with a
public offering through an underwriter to be made in late Spring. The
offering is expected to raise 10 to 20 million dollars, making Columbus
Capital
debentures
new
stock,
debentures due Sept.
a
net
and
$77,926,695,
$12.50).—V.
(par
at $10
on
candy,
was
The
REVENUES—In
Company, has been
Columbus, Ohio, with an original capitalization of $500,000
finance the growth of promising small business and industrial con¬
on
and
$846,968,000
in
be
consolidated
1961,
$485,697,266
preferred
was;
stock
stock
which
the
Theatres.
Theatres
,
corporation,
30,
to
cigarets and
advertising, sold 50,000 shares and four
screen
10,731,571
194,
elec¬
Theatres of Puerto Rico, Inc.— Com¬
Williston & Beane, New York City,
sells
two
vert
$13,020,784
ry.
Sept.
$469,429,697
cumulative
common
firm's
company,
exhibits
has received approval from the Small Business Administration in
Washington and is expecting to receive the license to operate in the
36,333,231
7,543,335
of this
—V.
10,935,629
$414,390
engaged
of
was
$13,119,976
ops.
ap¬
the-com-
of
5.25%% cumulative preferred stock
associates
55
1,170,297
ry.
be
1960.
year
Sept.
39,599,823 shares of
The
:
$1,286,062
from
June
on
will
funds
general
company, amounted
compared
calendar
redemption
Puerto
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
debentures
.
months
12
the
of
$81,615,370
company
shares
$2.37
1961
redeemed
1,
at
re¬
Offered—J. R.
$15,317,000.—
was
the
of
of 72 W. Adams St.;, Chicago, is
transmission, distribution and sale
purchase,
Commonwealth
similar period
.
and
those
for
company
and
outstanding.
1960.
June
to
2011;
1,
'
mon
each)
or
for those
redemp¬
,
sale
will be supplied'out
revenues
the
debt;
each)
with $32,509,018,
prior
June
101.25%
at
Otherwise,
customers.
to
the
of
and
value
from
refundable
1966.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the
and
A
value
par
par
1.
at general
redeemed
after
or
ranging
to
Dec.
The
respectively,
316.
1,091,314
rev.
15,000
not
are
to
company
those
for
redeemed
prices
„
production,
The
&
Co
the redemption of 400,000 outstanding shares of 4.64%
preferred stock, par value $100. The $2,600,000 redemption
plus accrued and unpaid dividends, together with expenses
.
income
per
and
7,500
10,000
Inc.—-15,000
toward
REVENUES—For
sale
class
p.
1,
of the
,
PROCEEDS—This
exceeded
compared
months
Inc.
Co.
&
-
operating
propose
8,000
194,
June
debentures
option
those
prior
2,094,000
history.
profit for the first nine months of 1961, after pro¬
income taxes, and
other cnarges,
amounted
to
$2.52
or
nine
&
territory served, -which includes Chicago, has an area of
approximately 11/000 square miles and an .estimated population of
6,640,000.
As
of
Sept.
30,
1961,
the
company
had
approximately
of common stock of $1 par
$.33 V3 par value each. As of
of
2,026,161
were
were
shares
5,000,000
outstanding
there
7,500
—
Co.—
&
Witter
company, prior
the
from -106%
for
2011.
tricity.
35,000
own
ranging
100.12%
the
to
at
redemption
in
$11,875
they
and
to
BUSINESS—The
sale
the
and
prices
premium,
the redemption,
outstanding
shares
12,000
shares
A
Incorporation
to
7,500
L.
R.
A tie bid of 100.21, also
coupon.
FEATURES—The
cost
redeemaole
pany.
Bankers
to
for the 4%%
interest
are
pany
143,404,179
3,252,759
Wertheim
15,000
—
Dean
of
of
recently
Corp. which is
a
realty office.
the
company
and
Elias,
J.
Co
fund
stock, Gordon McCown, Board Chair¬
class
&
7,500
&
Day
,
G. H. Walker & Co.
2221.
p.
Anthony
10,000
.
Freres
cumulative
loans."
placing
indebtedness
class
100,000
per
15,000
Boston
plied
''
substantially
of
and
Realty
from
%
$1,505,704
To
1961—10 Mos—1960
expenses
income
Tucker,
7,500
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
The
expenses
to
$
1944.
_—_
lower
1,
179,737,410
p.
Co.
&
deemed
75-year
net
reserves,
Inc._
by groups headed by Halsey,*Stuart
Co., Inc., and Glore, Forgan & Co., respectively.
1963
company
operation
proceeds
to
The
sold.
revenue-
The
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
$
oper.
—_
sinking
company
is
making
solicitation
McCown
on
shares
**•
expenses."
its
with
authorized
the first
10,000
—
Co.
firm's 4%,%
tion
of
for
Co.—Quarterly Report—
company's
immediate
171,177,924
ops.
Co
Lemon
194,
they
1717.
p.
for
formed
3,596,268
16,846,487
ry.
&
REDEMPTION
a
Columbus Capital Corp.—New Company—
30,649,016
16,591,260
from
Hutton
E.
100.418%
registra¬
a
oper.
Net
148,167,786 161,230,703
oper.
194,
covering
insurance.
net
Phillip
stock
of
Inc.
&
Barney
Spencer Trask & Co.—
Inc
nancing Details—Our Dec.
191,879,719
revenue.
rev.
ry.
in
life
8,000
propose
1961,
5,000
7,500
10,000
194, p. 2115.
cerns
$
Net
filed
H.,
oper.
$
oper.
Railway
Railway
N.
outstanding
on
and
the
shares
A
Co.
&
'Smith,
&
for 4%s was made
York.
at
Period End. Oct. 31—
2115.
Chicago, Rock Island
,
$
20,925,31£ 184,259,513
2,219,177
Shields
10,000
Renshaw
&
Rothschild
F.
Corp., New York City and associates of¬
publicly on Dec. 14,V an issue of $40,000,000 of
sinking fund debentures, due Dec. 1,
2011, at
101.25%
to yield 4.685%.
The
group
was
awarded the
issue
at competitive sale on- a bid of
1961—10 Mos.—1960
Railway
1961—10 Mos.—1960
15,284,686
ops.
income.^.
oper.
$
20,397,009
expenses
from ry.
7,500
& Co.——
Hutton & Co.
F.
First
Talley, President and Chairman, has announced that dollar sales
earnings of both the domestic and foreign operations for the third
—V.
1961—Month—1960
revenue.
Noyes
Rodman
F. S. Smithers & Co
this
shares
selling
Gordon
into
and
shares
3
20,
Ry.—Earnings—
$
Railway
11,
indebtedness,
Certificate
share, for
Net
Period End. Oct. 31—
mining.
Railway
8,367,050
North Western
Dec.
engaged
used
New
and
each
common
Colorado
2115.
Chicago
Co.—
been
35,905,547
2,830,693
ops.
income
oper.
in
$1,686,710 $16,693,933 $16,610,269
1,056,283
10,447,737
10,901,653
<
$4,500 for
of
be
shares
previously
changing each
$40,982,000
V.
158,245,600
Net
10,000
Co.—*7,500
10,000
to
194,151,147
Railway
&
7,500
a
$
revenue.
from
Riter
7,500
..
engaged
1961—10 Mos.—1960
oper.
rev.
A
also
the
Provision
Railway
Net
is
1960.
2115.
1961—Month—1960
7,50o
Reynolds & Co;, Inc.—
*
•
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Debentures Offered—The
share, for the third quarter of 1960.
The
previous year's results for both the third quarter and nine
months have been adjusted to reflect the
earnings of Minute Maid,
prior to its merger and consolidation with the parent company, Dec. 30,
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earns.—
Period End. Oct. 31—
,
10,000
Co
Co.—
170,044,
$6,200,495
4,193,540
.
&
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Consolidated net profit for the third quarter of 1961 after, all charges
amounted to $15,072,144, or $1.09 per share, as
compared with $14,-
1961—10 Mos.—1960
416,350
$354,501
ops.
10,000
Pressprich
fered
68,000
share
credit
changed
Consolidated
per
$613,889
income
oper.
Inc.—
W.
R.
&
1/
L.
75,000
-
share
per
associated
the
the
in
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Wash,
Manchester,
on
engaged
certain
class
3,000
$34,813,419,
Railway
St.,
Of such outstanding
each
vision
Railway
7,500
15,000
Jackson
—
underwriting.
Lee
2115.
p.
Co.
Webber,
Curtis
7,500
&
Johnston,
5,055,696
estimated
of
to
Coca-Cola
$27,617,468
$827,814
income
oper.
194,
•
.
7,500
W.
$5,708,616
which
stock
President,
quarter and
operations
way
Net
&
stockholders
from rail¬
revenue
under-
,
,
Hornblower & Weeks
1961—10 Mos.—1960
and
Net
covering
5,314,580
per
will
Corp.,
shares
sell
value
revenue.
Auburn,
company
and
stock
class
and
and
Chicago Great Western Ry.—EarningsRailway
A"
$6,246,196
receive
activities
were
November
Period End. Oct. 31—
"Reg.
a
573;410
SEC
of
is
the
of
share).
from
2115.
p.
/
Becker
Lazard
$630,327
company
$735,000
authorized
$5,568,990
the
;
Lynch,
Paine,
15,000
Co
Hemphill,
A and
100,000 class B shares
(after giving effect,;to a
recapitalization: whereby
the
iuO
common
snares
then
out¬
ments
ry.
10,000
Goodbody &. Co.—
Stockholders of Coastal States approved a 3-for-l stock split of the
company's common shares at the annual meeting held Nov. 28. Amend¬
from rail¬
$570,585
in
.
stock¬
10,000
Coastal States Gas Producing Co.—Stock Split OK'd—
24,266,549
$868,118
thereof
selling
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.-
15,000
class
class
$28,980,009
expenses
Net
in
man
1961—10 Mos.—1960
revenue.
operations
—_
Merrill
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
—V.
all
20,000
per
13,652,006
1961—Month—1960
specified
.^
the
of
shares
the
Francis I. duPont & Co:—
$5,969,727
4,630,367
$670,102
Lowell
the
casualty
standing
38,453,716
1,166,129
en¬
Shares
35,000
Blyth & Co., Inc.:
-.643,861
$6.25'
also
of
subsidiary
addition
recent
170,094,295
oper.
revenue
E.,
1,096,077
$1.25
a
finance
a
the
32,000
208,548,011
Railway
way
&
■A-.~.G.
SEC—
filed
1961
$1,766,179
-
stock,
and
Commercial
$
Railway
Net
N.
with'the
will
additional
to
Eastern Illinois
&
With
1961—Month—1960
36
receive
sold
shares
Period End. Oct. 31—
sales
&
of
business
engaged
of
—
29;
inc.
oper.
will
acquired
2115.
p.
1,862,707
RR.—Earnings—
common
property,
available
1961—10 Mos.—1960
'
A
that
Quincy RR.—Earnings—
23,249,603
17,344,607
oper.
194,
Street,
expenses.
Another
company's
194,
of
from
.
Inc.—_
Allyn & Co.
Bache
2221;
$2,732,663
452,552
.
revenue..
underwriter
Net revenue from rail*
Net
$565,933
to be offered at $4, without
for' operating expenses.
.
;
par)
oper.
statement
The
shares
underwriters
number
follows:
_—_
1961—10 Mos.—1960
420,458
used
oper.
shares
are
shares,
additional
1961—Month—1960
revenue.
—V.
C
company
which
29.
that there
the future.—V.
$
C.
A.
third
gas
in
-
principal
the
agreed to purchase
terms and conditions
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
public sale by the company and 12,000 'shares, •being outstanding stock,
by
the holders-thereof^ The .ottering will be made at $12.50 per
share on
an
agency, best efforts basis.^ by Eastern Investment Corp.,
All
Railway
Dillon, Read & Co.
Coastal Acceptance Corp.—Class A Common Keg'd—
This
authorized
increase the
to
of the newly authorized
dividends. However, the
Period End. Oct. 31—
con¬
194, p. 2115.
class
6,000,000.
meeting
issuing
for
possible
to
the
194, p.
,$411,119
Nov.
on
(no
405
railway
—V.
$7,696,823
*919,166
$5,776,140
*3,424,326
153,805
this corporation
of
Mcf
and
^
.
the
E.
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
Corp.—Stock'Increase Approved—
Cerro
The stockholders of
number
of
Railway
Railway
2L15.
p.
the
*
.
and
Shares
—V.
be
to
Clinchfield
tion
*
for
•
of
stock
severally
subject to the
wrting agreement are as
$3,056,085 $27,752,683 $30,597,038
2,490,152
25,020,020
24,627,311
Corp.—Files
corporation
are
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$1,029,370
has
each
*
-
,
names
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
shares
.
income
1960
1961.
common
holders,
cents
2115.
p.
common
$4,286,014 $41,728,201 $43,076,912
3,256,644
35,952,061
35,380,089
$898,636
*30,276
operations
oper.
of
1961—Month—1960
$2,980,764
expenses.
Proceeds
Jersey—Earnings—
$4,620,278
3,721,642
expenses
quarter
sales
from last year.-r-V.
revenue—
1,192,838
1961—Month—1960
oper.
which
30,
its
(par
Estabrook
Period End. Oct. 31—
revenue.
way
.
18.5%
up
electric
15,
of
shares
investment in
finance
To
December
360,000
$3,908,435
of New
oper.
20
in
1961—10 Mos.—1960
Net revenue from rail-
Net
were
same
oper.
Cisco
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
$40,126,836.
kilowatt-hour
oper.
2115.
p.
company's
and
$145,000
$1).
common
per
Co.
294,711
Central RR. Co.
the
shares
company
of 4025 W. Peterson Ave., Chicago, is
company,
UNDERWRITERS—The
period
Sept.
to
compared
cents
record
group
the
over
Cisco-Valley
$457,069
income
oper.
cents
ended
stock
common
10,000
was
On, November 9,. 1961, it declared a dividend • of e'Vi
share, payable January 2, 1962 to stockholders of
since. 1936,
year
the company has negotiated revolving
of banks which enable it to borrow,
to $20,000,000 through Aug. 31,, 1962.
a
up
that
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net railway oper. inc...
was
$653,137
operations
30,
increased
Railway
from rail¬
revenue
way
quarter
1961,
in the creation, production and distribution of topical law re¬
principally in loose-leaf form, concerning tax and business regu¬
latory laws, both state and federal.
'-.V.';
The company has paid cash dividends on its common stock in
every
months
same
shares of
1,218,008
2,
ports,
preferred
President,
and
loans
November
of
as
gaged
program,
with
7.3%
23
12
after
the
Fields,
S.
the
the
for
Ernest
were
Railway
of
$3,589,267 $34,690,954 $34,837,587
3,132,198
29,897,473
30,929,152
$3,850,191
3,197,054
earnings
For
for
share
consolidated
BUSINESS—The
year.
area
Period End. Oct. 31—
1960
dividend
—V.
1961—Month—1960
Railway
bank
restaurants,
37
subsidiaries
effect to the sale of the
employees, the capitalization of the
to
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.—
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
of
the
•
7
stock
common
its
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
56%
Jan.
quarter
the
share
last
basis,
stated
were
were
1156.
p.
Fields
quarter
$86,501
was
extra
an
of
(& Subs.)—Net Up—
common
net
shareowners.
the
construction
Mr.
with
common
agreements
short-term
a
chain
a
by
■;
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
from
up
$1,518,860
were
income
$705,991,
subsidiaries
per
months ended Sept.
serve
for
for
1960 third quarter. Earnings per share
third quarter compared with 13 cents in the
were
addition,
like
credit
to
per
12
and
$2.30
share, .reported
per
quarter
the
to
tinuing
on
cents
28
or
to
came
operates
company
were
compares
report
same
facilities
outstanding
$124,478
adjusted
29, 1961.
quarter ended
the
with
compares
shares
the
in
1961's
in
quarter.
in
capital
434,359
capitalization,
same
against
This
period.
Sept.
on
the
on
and
owns
the
$2.26
earnings
During
ended
Sept; 30, 1961. Sales were $4,257,782 against $3,533,730 for the cor¬
responding 1960 period.
Net income was $229,044 after estimated Federal income tax, equiva¬
lent
period
units, and markets its regular and instant
parts of Canada.—V. 194, pp. 2221 and 1944.
1961,
This
of
the
for
increase in
months
of
30,
quarterly
1961,
84%
an
the nine
the
*'
>,thereof.
'
in
employees
The 360,000 common shares were ^old by two stock¬
holders
and
the
company
will receive no proceeds
highway
states and
Sept.
dividends.
Carpenter & Co.—Record Gains—
(L. E.)
Nuts
three
17
earnings
ended
a
Continuing
taxes,
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.
Net
194, p. 2115.
net
O'
Full
including
coffee in
1961—10 Mos.—1960
Railway
after
to
company
$553,786 in the 1960 first quarter. Earnings per share came to 20 cents
on
3,472,730 shares in 1961 compared to 16 cents on 3,394,920 shares
in i960.;
continuing
to
forward
;;
Net
Monday, December 18y 1961
...
10,000 shares were offered
without underwriting.
tion,
fiscal
1960.
modest improvement,
more
sluggish
than
was
been
has
recovery
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
corporation
has announced record sales and earnings for its
quarter, ending Oct. 31, 1961. Sales increased 20%,, and
earnings rose 27% over the same period last year.
The
company
achieved sales .of $10,234,995 for the quarter, sur¬
passing the $8,497,330 volume recorded in the three-month period in
first
the
in
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Chock Full O'Nuts
The
or
stock outstanding.
common
$18,353,991
of
because
1961
$880,321,
was
were
T
•
.
&
Blosser
Bros.
&
5
Co.—
& -McDowell
5
Co.—-x—i—
Pacific Coast Securities Corp.
Dittmar & Co., Inc.- ^ 1 —.1.7
B. C. Christopher'& Co.—1
-
.»%-
it-
Volume
194
Number 6117
Crossway Motor Hotels, Inc.
Initial public sale of this firm's
Dec. 14 through the
The
.
Commercial and Financial
Common
—
Offered
stock
common
•—
offering of 70,000 shares, at $5
share, by Finkle & Co., New York City.
PROCEEDS—Net
to
pany
.the
loan;
a
Hotels,
company;
the
at
repay
Motor
way
of
gether
of
York.'-
Motor
the
Crossway
debt
The
to
debt
Inn
at
for
Common
number
com¬
purchase
as
of
and
proceeds,
and
Airport,
capitalization
shares
payable;
of
194,
Merrill
shares
Nov.
on
$1)
(par
29,
Penner
Paine,
and
to
be
Albuquerque; A. G. Edwards
Christensen, Inc., Denver and
offered
Smitn
az
Webber,
W.'E.
of
"Reg.
at
$5,
A"
318 750
covering
through
&
Inc.-^____'9,000 '
Jackson
'f ~-"v
&
Dodge
Co.—!—
&
4,000
Inc.—_ 4,000
Co.
Day
•
DeHaven
&
offered
1
Harold E.
1,500
&
Co.—Sales Up—
The
Moline, Ili. company reported that its sales for
which ended Oct* 31
were
nearly 7%.
higher
year
Consolidated
million
a
net
year
sales
The
ago.
about
were
$500
million
consolidates
company
totaled
$510
about
$550
including
million
in
those
1961,
of
all
nearly
Co
1962
have
A.
been
based
same
as
Hewitt
the
on
this
street
and
said
,
1..4,
ready
that
sales
the
street
dent
of
approxi¬
said
the
mately
&
Hudson
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
oper.
RR.
Corp.—Earnings—
vides
~~
and
$3,676,211
$34,165,888
2,812.182
2,729,136
27,611,213
$848,170
$947,075
$6,554,675
$6,894,102
838,210
1,956,501
would
—V.
3,898,970
189,
Railway operating
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
income—_
oper.
194,
continue
419.972
-
An
Denver &
Rio
Grande
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
Carlisle,
Pa.,
of
$7,375 628
$6,435,936
$63,919,001
expenses.
4,426,505
4,180,415
$2,255,521
$21,655,205
931,150
$63,789,967
42,263,796
$2,949,123
8,970,996
inc.—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
—V.
revenue.
oper.
ry.
1961—Month—1960
42,897,363
Ecuadorian
$20,892,604-
expenses
from
its
of
the
field
194,
ry.
1,266,375
11,741,085
$455,590
$2 868,877
$4,081,571
324 784
2,070,723
2,845,29J
292,004
1961—Month—1960
oper.
revenue.!
$556,0.95
oper.
expenses.
335,632
from ry. opers.:.
rev.
railway
—V.
194,
2116.;
p.
and
3,883,045
£227,445
$1,656!271
58,075
307,384
for
$5,795,013
3,384,730
58,897"
,
The
corporation
of
America—First
Half
of
1961
were
While
1960
Report—
construction,
with
DCA
31%
a
Formed
priced
high
in
in
and
its
of
one
1953.
over
Florida
He
finest
said
residential
ye^rs,
sales
would
is
one
of
and
the prime builders of low to medium
througnout the State of Florida.—
125,000
$4.50
of
shares
of
share.
per
707
Northwestern
Federal
registration statement with
a
common
stock,
to
the
Building,
SEC
company's
the
offered
be
for
The
offering will be made on an
basis by Bratter & Co.,
-Inc., which will receive a
selling commission.
of
50
law
cents
per
share,
to;
distributors
manufacturers,
net
in
proceeds
the
form
proceeds
lines
to
of
the
ing.
also
credit
which
of
addition
127,875
shares
be
to
of
sale
as
have
to
be
stock
$481,882
for expansion
new
or
requesting
been
(after
giving effect
stock
,
the
BUSINESS—The
remainder.
company,
is.the natidh's.
leading
cipally
154,000
of
370
the; - shares
of
name, -and
k -:
-v-.'-
*
and
consumers.
...
•
York
designed for and
>•*-)>•.if./{•-a ' .% t' •
prune
sold at retail, ' prin-;
sold principally under'
juice,
1
to
-•
in
each
of
last 10
to
years.
holders,
•'
for
4s
•*..
-
is
the
the
on
Inc.,
25c
.
to.
.
the
a
each
for
in
America,
Eastern
an
Margolis
and
Robert
O.
manu¬
Fiekes,
fiscal
the
ended
year
Feb.
28,
1961,
expected
to
portion
of
result.
of
were
..
present volume
our
diamond
watch
Syndicate
and
area
as
result
a
the,. Requisition
sales,"
of
of
in
the
they
means! we:
better
dollar
Division
"The
become
diamQivJ
a
Watch
added.
will
pur¬
much
more
values.
ring
line
gives
store'product that can'be merchandised and
Elgin sales force," they said.—V, 194, p. 1718.
us
sold
by
1961—Month—1960
$
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$
'
$
$
revenue—
19,600,750
19,055,913
174,769,241
186,651,992
expenses
16,248,160
15,978,323
160,542,789
162,182,685
ops.
3,352,590
3,077,590
14,226,452
24,469,307
income—_
103,107
2549.
°143,631
*16,503,473
*5,578,067
oper.
from
oper.
ry.
194,
p.
p.
for
notes with detachable warrants of this Philadelphia
Paul D. Hurwitz, President of Science Capital,
Dec.
announced
Ewing
of
public sale
offering by
technical
technical
Mr.
material.
It
also
brochures
proauces
and
pamphlets
on
subjects.
Hurwitz
from
ceeds
12.
Technical Design, organized' in 1937, provides a variety of
including engineering, drafting, publication and, reproduction-
services,
"/•
••
the
Of
business
began
net
will
stated
the
sale
that
Ewing Technical
the
of
promissory
'
purposes.
FM-Stereo
to
Design
notes
will
for
the
use
working
pro¬
capital
;
Guide,
stock
of
used
to
of
the
the
purchase
common
stock
1961
h
'y. ;'
duction,
Trust
has
Co.
the
of
the
office
been
that
It
per
is
194,
SEC
to
sold
Nov.
on
for
29
sale
all or
best efforts
which will receive
The
share,
the
Conn.,
covering
public
a
underwriter
per
Stamford,
Ave.,
per
by
share
11,500
(2)
at
1
shares
mil
—V.
Seymour,
"*
commission
Connecticut. company organized in 1959
acquired in exchange for 239,000
the
company
at
automatic
electronic
and
computer
stock
shares.
development
incorporated
was
Pennsylvania
Walnut
and
and
and
distribute
the
said
new
FM
under
1961.
27,
The
Its
was
magazine
consumer
a
the laws
principal
company
Multiplex Stereo audience.
magazine will be distributed to mail
other profitable sources become
whatever
%■"'
•;
■
>
Also,
of
interviews
with personalities,
and
other feature type
the magazine will contain advertising
from which a
revenue
will be derived.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
194,
p.
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
(par 10c)
95,267 shs.
847.
.
Falstaff Brewing Corp.—Note Sold
Privately—Dec. IT,
had sold pri¬
New York, a
$10,900,000 note due 1931. It was stated that the note
was exchanged for a $5,900,000 note previously held by
$4
Mutual and
of
working
and
$5,000,000 of cash.
,
.
...
.
proceeds of the sale will be used for additional
Net
The
manu¬
controlled-drives
recently
June
Philadelphia.
and
publish
the
on
St.,
1961, it was reported that this company
vately to Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
5-year
repay¬
magazine will contain detailed program listings of selected FM
stations, articles of interest relative to the field, reviews, pictures,
Common stock
The
exercisable
advertising,
Authorized
regis¬
shares of
underlying
each,
development,
a
statement also includes 8,500 shares
3,500 shares to Raymond Ross, the
underwriter
to
that
CAPITALIZATION
and
and
of
1711
the FTVI radio
contemplated
articles.
share.
per
basis
none
30c
a
100,000
$3
at
at
primarily
serve
commentary,
transfer
filed
located
subscribers, newsstands,
available.v'"V"
2223.
p.
company
Commonwealth
is
will
radio
appointed
market
new
established
,
corporation.—V.
Offered—Pursuant
loans, and working capital.
BUSINESS—The
of
which
at $1
a
ment of
£125,000
Associated
B
Inc.—Common
Dec.
11, 1961 offering circular, Valley Forge Secu¬
rities Co., Inc., Philadelphia, and New York City, of¬
fered publicly, 50,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $6 per share. Net proceeds will be used by the com¬
pany for the purchase of equipment, printing and pro¬
in
additional shares of the
to purchase 10,000
to be authorized,
4,000
authorized,
from
proceeds
be
shares
itf principally engaged in the design,
of
M.
for
result
oper.
rev.
firm,
among other
the
as
which
president.
offered
expenses.
the
company
companies
Co.,
jewelry
ry.
sory
share.
A $525 finder's fee is also payable to Ross by the company.
Organized under Maryland law in October 1961, the company is the
which
&
Ewing Technical Design, Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—
Science Capital Corp. has purchased $250,000 of
promis¬
at
If
offer
to
unissued
but
Southfield
be
made
at
"
Henry
sales
"Deficit.—V.
least 80%
the exchange
of
Associates.
purchase
be
to
York
with
to
to
succesor
ring
Blancard
Elgin's
Chief Executive Officer, said they expect approximately
additional volume to result from the purchase over the
addition,
Net
Net
per
^
be' merchandised
.•
•* •:.
'v
'
to' weight-conscious
■' /
helicopter
systems,
tems-
and
check-out,
sales
promotion
test
equipment,
and
control
and-
landing
control
sys¬
relays^ and switches..The $239,475. estimated
the. stock,, sale will be used to repay loans incurred^
tooling and- working-- capital purposes,
proceeds from
research
for
.*
flight
and,
development,
and ^advertising,: for
for
development
of
additional
additional
•
capital.—V. 194,
T-Bar
varieties
(a
relay),
that .the
$41,525.87
In
as
>of
addition
219,000
in-
Morgan,
shares
to
of
president,
prospectus,
Askin
certain
common
own
has
indebtedness,
stock,
52%
agreed
and
to
of
tbe-
which
34%
grant
comoanv
Simon
respectively.
each
of
lias
Askin
the
out.st9T>iino;
and
A.
According
other
four
Henry
to
the
present
Federated
p.
742..
Department Stores^ Ine.^-9 Months' Report
income* of
Net
-
during
the-- first
interim- -earnings
tooling-, -machinery'
and -for * additional working capitaL. .-„The nrbscompany,..has incurred-a net operating deficit of
Sept: 30, '196i.-' - 4 <>; v ).
*' *'
v■'
» v
multi-eontaet
pecAfcs- states
31,
.-
multi-contact
net
for
v-
\\. h
REVENUES—Net sales and net income in the yrar ended Aug.
1061, were '£>65.075,073 and $1,391,484, respectively, both having
creased
shares
company
the
$274,000
stock,
common
stock
67
of
all
to be
diamond
of
''
Controls, Inc.—Common Registered—
sold
warrants
City,
*
companyV other 'products-include CDpp's. b by foods and ' a
lino of Caliiornia fruits and
vegetables.
Recently, Duffy-Mott intruduced .under -the- Mott's.
'Figure' Control branV a varied line- 't»f low
foods,
$13,775
be
finder,
facture
Ave.,. New
^
calorie
New
common
DeEoff,
&
oldest
part
as
.
Lexington
-The
-
the
Snowden
Bank
offering will be
producer of apple products
under the Mott's
the Sun-sweet name-.
in
present
Railway
Railway
amendment.
The
of which (1) 72,600
has
N.
stock,
Bernard
the
by
shares,
Associated
authorized
$100,000
of
statement
common
of
1871
Erie-Lackawanna RR. Co.- -Earnings—
Ohio companies, which provide automobile
insurance to individual members
are
Insurers
company
tration
to
stockholders
of
shares
the
Co.—Acquisition—
announced
Period End. Oct. 31-
Columbus,
Ohio, filed
a
covering 174,900 shares
1.25
by
•
of
additional
Insurers,
lor
This
respectively.
company .sold
They
of
Electronic
Duffy-Mott Co., Inc.—Common Offered—Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., New York City, headed a group of
14 200,000
per share.
-and certain-
has
of
portion
has outstanding
to a recent 275Joseph C. Glick-
underwriters which /offered publicly on Dec.
shares of this firm's common-stock at $52.50
1,648,149
in
that
"In
our
30
proposes
,
and
1958,
10,960
stock
Chemical
•
The
sale
Herbert
agent
Such
split), of which Morris White, President,
Secretary, M. M. Goldman, a director, and Monroe Isenberg,
Vi,ce-President (and Marian Isenberg),-own 10.75%, 11.39%, 11.62%
32.25%
2,205,418
total
another
bank
in relative ratio
debentures outstand¬
company
165,996
and
as
The
of business
additional
of
the
-as
Electro-Miniatures Corp.—Appointment—
man,
and
in
company
share.
estimated
customers.
name
Registered-^
outstanding 15,000 shares of class
purchased by the company's promoters in October
were
extended
subordinated
indebtedness, the
common
The
for
previously
and
used
present
basis
a
stock
certain
retailers.
will
loans
used
capital
and
173,195
Lohengrin
competitive in this
the ..company
the operations
in
the'same conditions'
in
stock
additional
of
amount
In
for-l
from the
will
in
The
']■' ;
operating and conducting a finance
primarily of the making of secured loans at interest
engaged'
$9,297,694
substantial
chase
"
to complete the financing of Educator & Executive Life In¬
Company, and the balanoe will be added to the company's
funds..
Educator & Executive Life was organized under Ohio
October 1.961% but has not yet been licensed to clo business.
surance
general
best efforts
company
is
business consisting
The
of
$1,000,000
13
covering
public sals
at
agency
same
active
supplied
and'
Insurers
-
$8,358,788
was
remaining
additional
Minneapolis,
Dec.
on
of
other types of casualty
organizations in Ohio.
certain
selected
stock
company
be
offers
Insurers
,
$730,121
$33,000,000,
"A
shares which it will receive, in exchange for its
the 9.375
business
common
This
of
Assocaited.
in
September of 1960.
said,
reach
Diversified Discount & Acceptance Corp.—Com.
Reg'd
Minn., filed
share-
$829,390
$42,123,093
the
comes
(2) 37,500 shares are to be offered
stock of Educator & Executive Asso¬
rate
underwriters?-on
32,82o,!99
ops.
T-?">
additional
such
1961—10 Mos.—1960
months.
volume
of
processing
call
for
continued
plans
both in the quartz crystal
products in related fields.—V. 189,
to
are
the
at
of
$3,941,049 ^
26,540,425
.
422.
p.
Co.,
the
company
began
of
communities
the
organized under Ohio law in September 1961 to
ei:gage in the business of acquiring and holding stocks, bonds and other
securities
of
insurance
companies,
Upon- consummation of the ex¬
change offers, the company will own 80% or more of Insurers, which
housing
Sherman
figures
germanium
the
St.,
and
-Earnings-
1961—Month—1960
present
Nov.
outstanding
67,500
and
an
additional $6,000,000
volume
was
added
watchmaking firm acquired two companies in the clock field.
Margolis and Fickes said the acquisition would give the watchmaking
firm
several
competitive advantages, over and above the increased
the personnel iof
High
Insurers,
the
consummated,
the
company,
The
1961.
1955, DCA
homes
v.; 194,
experienced
increase
all-time
an
for
poor
of
acceptance
are
holdings
to
generally
12
when
of
offered.in exchange for the outstanding stock of Edu¬
Insurers, Inc., at the rate of 2,5 company shares
for
of
more
the
with
was
Co.
processor
Associated..;'The exchange offers are conditioned,
on
through
Hollywood,
amounted
$95,866,
share
of
things,
Fla., reported sales for the first six
$1,723,017.
Net
earnings on 815,000
per share earnings of
12 cents.
Aivin
Sherman,
President, predicted sales of $4 million for
1961
as. compared
to $3,290,000 in 1960.
months
major
a
and
the SEC on
110,100
includes
to be
250,000 shs.
$34,899,213
Chairman
President
about
Hoffman
'T.
North
3857
Outstanding
67,500
firm.
Board
mangement.
own
R.
Co.—Common
also
Insurance
share
312,987
offers
of
of
warrants
2,660,433
one
founded
was
company
new
Executive
&
FINANCING
3,111,659
company
facturing
pro¬
>;
terms
exchange
or
Corp.
•'■■■•
v
PRESENT
be
protec¬
Separator.
2117.
p.
Lohengrin,
pub¬
Executive
&
each
in
$1,911,968
.
the
of
underwriting
are
cator
:
Development
shares
of
finance,
and
stock, to be offered for public sale on an all or none basis
underwriters headed by McDonald & Co.
The public offering
through
1961—10 Mos—1960
$5,041,001
been
remain
'■ xy:/■:■■■)■;!0'*
statement
365,618
$220,463
inc.—
oper.
purchasers
business
development of
company
ciated
Net
Net
The
the
will
Hoffman
TO
Constant
it has purchased "certain assets" of
Lohengrin Ring Co., Inc., New York City, and a subsidiary, Syndicate
Diamonds, Inc.; for an undisclosed amount of cash.
presi¬
Bradstreet,
&
range
credit,
wonts
its
P.
vihder
.
EFFECT
Elgin National Watch
common
shares
$593,063
"
R.
<■
This
of
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR.—Earnings-—
Railway
Railway
Dun
sales,
ix:atu»<!
crystal
location;-and
registration statement with
price
Period End. Oct. 31—:
of
Educator
$17,185,612
VV;; VM
has
Co.
withinouchange ,im
P.
in the
f.'"
13,104,041
$407,849
$14,609,962
Co.,
business.
and
1961—10 Mos.—1960
1,211,934
ops.
2116.
p.
of
Wallace,
Bradstreet's
&
between
of
producer
a
the,.same
at
business.
2136.
p.
$1,721,965
income—!
oper.
Alan
Corp.,' Ltd., for the sale of all of
to Ecuadorian, it was announced.
Hoffman
Dielectric
incoine___
oper.
194,
The
Company
R.
and
Hoffman
R.
6i
8,688,182
$1,619,783
P.
the
and
can
$3,390,554
from ry.
rev.
ry.
—V.
approxi¬
and
more
recently has entered .into., the >production.
quarts crystals.
%
■UU". <%>:.%'
'
;ir A
company, r: vyi/H, ; be
operated:).as ,a, wholly-owned subsidiary
The
P.
1,239,829 *
'
oper.
rev.
of
synthetic
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—-Earnings-
Net
with
marketing,
reached
Ecuadorian
Hoffman
quartz
expansion
Railway
Net
has
machinery,
1961—10 Mos —1960
194, p. 2116.
Railway
Moody's
value
a
V'-/ ":H'
entity under
been
The
research
1,000,000 shs.
expenses
Net
Corp., Ltd.—Acquisition—
has
purchase
oper.
$3,000,000
and
the
1938
natural
RR.—Earnings—
from ry. opers.
Net railway oper.
—V.
Western
1961—M<>nth—1960
revenue.:.
oper.
rev.
have
separate
a
GIVING
revenue-
each
1675.
p.
agreement
Since
oper.
of
punwusLts
a
materials
Separator.
to
limited
529.
p.
Elgin's
assets
Railway
Railway
for
outstanding. Dun
shares outstanding.
$79.25 a Dun & Brad¬
chairman
Dun
its
or
par
Railway
shares
York
Newman,
broaden
moouy
..
as
price
economics,
pulverized
is
any,
common
would
New
stock
194,
next
2116.
p.
in
investors.
Ecuadorian
Net
Net
Wilson
research
bid
3tock
(lc
oper.
29,690,060
ry. oper.
arid
agreement.
development relating
from
Constant
has no products that
The company does not have patent
Period End. Oct. 31—
ap¬
$36,584,162
exps.
plan
"
would
in
the
of
stock
Common
Brad¬
&
share
common
common
five million
of
Dun
if
which
materials
various
coating applied to,
the company intends,
company
processes
Railway
a
the
as
formulae,
to
or
Authorized
Moody's participating preferred
terms
issued
services
services for
It
1961—10 Months—1960
$3,660,352
subject
of
potential,
such.
as
metals
Dielectric
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.
to
of
60,000
over-the-counter
Moody's, J.
acquisition
lications
1961—Month—1960
revenue—
and
joint statement
a
education
Delaware
a
Bradstreet
&
under
shares
current
for
be
share
Dun
a
share, the exchange
$5.5 million.
schedules''
will
of
share,
common
ac¬
1840.
p.
Service have announced
seven-eighths
receive
each
for
one-third
preferred
earnings
production
would
Bradstreet has approximately
In
intial
expectation
year.—V.
Moody's
&
At
be
not
and
56,400
1960's
share
common
stock,
subsidiaries,
than
more
The interim report said that audited statements will
January, therefore it is not possible to estimate
curately at this time.
mately the
$468
S.
shareholders
Moody's
sold
its
Common
1,500
acquire
Moody's
and
on
—V.
company and Moody's Investors
which Dun & Bradstreet would
projects,
(Aplo-Tnermi
processes
composition
separate
Variable
CAPITALIZATION
proval by directors and stockholders of both companies.
I960.;
to
U.
foreign
8%
until
William
in
compared
its
fiscal
,
million.
President
1961
than
only
Canadian
operations.
World-wide
net
sales,
the
under
to
named
Delaware
;
1,500
—
Wood &
tion
1,500
__
Oscar E. Dooly & Co._
Norman W. Eiseman & Co.,
3,000
has
development
1,500
Townsend,
Inc.
it
Westbury, L. I., N. Y„
on
May 10,
for commercial use
of
materials. In addition,
to continue research and
machine
company's present income
Crouter & Bodirie
r
which
Whiteside '&
Inc.
Offered—Pur¬
develop
.propens.ues
chemical
a
Dr.,
State
to
and
conducting
device
or
the
of
attempting
formulae
current
secondary project,
_
Co.
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.—Proposed Consolidation—
Deere
The
certain
electric
a
Inc.__
Co:
laws
of
a
3,000
Hill Richards & Co., Inc.—
—V. 194, p. 2223 and 1945.
application,
provide
the
purpose
to
'4,000
& Co._
under
the
as
'
-
Goodbody
for
and
2,000
Winslow,
4,000
Tucker, Anthony & R. L,-
Co.,
Sons, ; St.
Louis;
Peters, Writer
&
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis.
Proceeds are to be used for
working capital;
'
^ ■
David's of 11000 E.
Kellogg St., Wichita, Kan., is engaged in the
operation of a membership department store.
organized
1961,
;J 2,500
Northwest
Corp.—Common
BUSINESS—The company of 1100 Shames
was
&
2,000
:
holdings
19G1 prospectus, Globus, Inc., New
City, ottered publicly lt>0,000 shares of this firm's
2,000
'•
his
5,
through the medium of
or
incorporated in, such
5 Chace,
&
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
Becker
Dec.
a
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke.._2,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
1,500
-
purchase from
salaries, leasehold rental, and working capital.
2,500
Clement A. Evans <& Co.,
..."
Inc:
Loewi &
Dominick, Inc.- 4,000
Hayderi, Stone & Co.—-i__! 4,000
&
Brewer,
Bryant, Inc;
Co.—6.500
&
Inc.
Inc;——2,o00
Rouse,
?
to
common stock at
$1 per share. The issue was all sold.
Net proceeds will be used by the
company for the pur¬
chase of equipment,
organizational expenses, officers'
Fleming—
Nolan,
to
York
;Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc. 2,500
.
option
an
Electronics Discovery
3,000
—
B. Hibbs & Co.,
Hutton & Co.6,500' " -Pacific
Bache
60,000
Quinn
W.
Hooker & Pay,
"
9,000.
McDonald
'
a
P'olger,
:il;
:
company
so purchased by the others.
Sale of the new shares will
increase the book value of outstanding stock from 34c to
95c per share.
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—2,500
Blunt Ellis & Simmons_____ 2,500
9,000
the
aggregate of 31,200 shares at $3 per share on or before the effec¬
date of this statement. Morgan has the
further option to purcnase
any shares not
the
has severally
agreed
selling stockholders, are
__.
>
of
5
each
the
Mitchum, Jones. &
' Templetdn
9,000
;
Curtis
Clark,
filed
and
Shares
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.— 9,000
White, Weld & Co. Inc.—__ 9,000
Hempnill, Noyes & Co.—
I 6,500
out¬
$l,12i,403
SEC—
1961
tive
suant
Lynch, Pierce,
Dominick
Inc.—Files With
which
an
.
882,105 shs.
underwriters,
Shares
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
Lehman Brothers
632.
p.
several
from
and
company
& Co.—9,000
Goiuman, Sachs & Co._——' 9,000
New
financing,
company will consist of
shares of
preferred stock;
stock.—V.
corporation
common
current
of
,
the
322,080
common
David's
The
completion
of
stock
common
the
Securities
company of 54 Tarrytown Rd., White Plains, N. Y.,
17, 1961 and is engaged primarily in the con-
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
mortgages
from
Kidder, Peabody & "Co. Inc._43,000
Easiman Dillon, Union
'
to¬
con¬
Yonkers, N. V.; and University Motor Inn, near downtown
Philadelphia,
standing
$1,^.00,003 '
1,000,000 shs. '
the
of
names
;
purchase, leasing .and managing of motor hotels. The formaCrossway will consist of acquisition of The Bristol Motel in
Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; Dunwoodie Motor
Inn,
Bristol
of
Outstanding
1
$1,200,000;"
lollows:
%
-
1,1969
$1)__
(par
shares
to
lessors
the
of
Cross-
construction
the
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
affiliates
acquisition
Laguardia
Authorized
per
the
of
Inc.,
to
of
site
by
assets
Co.
incurred
balance
applied
Airport
used
certain
of
payment
Inn.
be
of
be
stockholders
■
4%%f sink. fd. note due Sept.
July
on
strucfcion,
tion
will
Construction
certain
and
will
f
sale
acquisition
of
Inn;
-
..
organized
the
Crossway
Motor
funds,
BUSINESS—The
was
the
repayment
other
of
from
and
University
with
struction
for
Inc.
Dunwoodie
managers
proceeds
(2657)
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
t
,
made
was
Chronicle
the' company
rose
-8.6%
.
on
a
6.2 7^
sales -increase
three-quarters-of the .fiscal year, according i tor aa
statementvissued by-Fred Bazar us, Jr.., Chairman and
Ralph Lazarus, President.
'
'
Earnings^per share for the 39-week period were $1.13 against $1.04
for the same period a year ago. Net income for the-nine-month period
•
-
$17,791;838 a year earlier. Sales- for the
$561,925,369, compared with $529,364,962
period in 1960.
For the third quarter alone, earnings per share were 48 cents against
46 cents earned per share in the third quarter of
1960. Net income
was-
first
<$19,324,788,-tup1
three
recorded
in
quarters
the
same
from
were
g
was
in
from $7,826,869 a year ago. Third-quarter sales
compared with sales of $188,305,549 a year
$8,238,106
to
up
1961
194,
1053.
p.
<
v
••
»
Dallas
in
Bank
National
First
1
•
••
(Texas)
the
of
names
and
underwriters
ment.
the
X '
Metropolitan Dallas Corp.
Parker, Fork & Co., ;Inc.__
&
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
8.50
Co.__—-X—--,—_■
Dallas
Union
Co.,
Inc.
Eppler,
Inc.
Pont
du
Guerin
2.00
Sphneider, Bex net .&
Hickman, Inc.
5.00
Shearson,
8.50
Shumate
—
2.00
Southern
Walker,
.
Fiist
Southwest
Goodbody
Co.—
—
Co
&
Hudson
R.
E.
&
Co.,
Inc.__
1.50
Hutton
S.
&
Co.,
Inc.—
2.00
F.
Judson
—V.
Co.,
&
£:.:Z
>
Co.—Completes Bhilea Acquisition—
Ford Motor
A
Mr.
and
statement
etock,
be
with
to
on
Seymour
Inc.,
receive
The
Blauner
underwriters
Haft
&
at
cent
per
certain associates)
The
for
company
the
and
efforts
of
Corp.,
the
has
Lanigan,
S.
part-time
a
it
has
not
investing
receive
annual
or
not
paid
shares .to
is
under New York
of
acquiring,
including
to
September
in
in
National
The
.has
company
annual
salary
fee
of
of
$10,000
experience
$5,000,
technology.
which
Mr.
Pollak
the
will
receive
parent
amounts
payable
are
such
overhead,
working
The
will
proceeds
professional
be
services,
used
office
for
advertising
and
may
The
administrative
and
promotion,
outstanding?
has
class
158,050
and
A
13,000
$2,319,631
Globus,
of
the
oper.
1,459,242
expenses
from
rev.
ops.
ry.
class
♦Deficit.—V.
Four
194,
Star
Thomas
officer
J.
of
71.8%
owns
had
and
originally
share
per
purchased
and
members
12,500
of
of
class
the
counsel
company
the
parent sold 3,165 of its shares to
share.
Each class B share is conveitible
and
as
the
if
the
company
outstanding
ment
officials
share
per
and
and
purchasers
class
others,
of
the
Silver
into
clas-i
Subsequently,
10
after
$15.80
at
shares
A
2,
Nov.
issued
wre
per
when,
Of
1963.
to
manage¬
will
suffer
dilution
a
from
the
$3
per
paid
by
them
Firth Carpet
See
Mohasco
(in
amount
an
to
be
supplied
by
amendment).
Co.—Proposed Merger—•
Industries,
Florida
East
Inc.,
oper.
this
issue.—V.
"x. %xx. x
194,
the
on
For
to
a
ry.
$2,028,796
% Gateway
On
Dec.
offering
be
to
$23,457,946
with
1,739,372
1,833,974
19,123,611
the
for
600,000
first
in
$94,689
$4,334,335
$4,591,181
65,660
*287,583
194,
290,919
is
organized
feet
been
joint
404,724
1960,
58,000
as
New
of
communities
from
department store..
Discount City Properties
Sun
wholly-owned
subsidiary
of
feet
Towers
of
Marts
have acquired the sublease for $525,000
assignment of the contract to Associates,
their
interests
in
various
amounts
of
Walter
of
1961
chairman
A.
Ryons
M.
&
E.
&
J
X
Masten
75,000
of
75,000
Paine,
60,000
&
&
Co.,
&
the
100,000
210,000
Co
60,000
share
Goldman,
I.
Noyes
Richards
Hill
210,000
Pierce & Co.,
Inc.
_r
Co.
210,000
Shearson,
Co
Co..
&
&
75,000
:
Schwabacher
150,000
Smith,
150,000
Stern,
&
&
Stone
Hemphill,
or
outstanding. •,
$3,000,778 .com¬
Co.
&
Co
Jackson
Webber,
150,000
Pont
Sachs
Hayden,
period.
du
100,000
Curtis
Rauscher,
75,000
Francis
$147,266
was
150,000
—
Northwest
Pacific
Inc.—
Dain
M.
taxes
a
Co.
& Co.Rhoades
Loeb,
Co.
Skaggs & Co.—_
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
J.
75,000
Co.
&
Hammill
Barney
Frank,
100,000
Co.
&
Inc.
Co.
&
150,000
210,000
Meyer &
Fox
Co.,
75,000
'
Inc.
E.
E.
X___——
L-
■
.
Hutton
F.
W.
& Co.
194,
Webster
&
Securities
150,000
150,000
Sutro
&
Corp
210,000
:
Co.
75,000
;
2550.
p.
Stone
75,000
Inc.—
Hutton & Co
—V.
:<•>
Girltown, Inc.—Class A Common Offered—A secondary
representing the first public sale of 200,000
announced
plans for public
including 150,000 shares
stock,
common
Lester,
Carl
&
Davis,
_
then
totaled
Langley
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton
first
after
cents
epd
shares
Wo<(':•■•. '
■-'•-
Murphy,
shares
100,000
Co._^
75,000
Co., Inc. 150,000
&
!
$60,000
X
; offering,
shares
firm's
this
of
14 by
Dec.
-
A
class
stock
common
made
was
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., New York City, and
The stock, which was priced at $13 a share,
associates.
the
in
served
St.
has
leased
all
the
land
Discount at
its
own
tract
from
United
Associates
will
expense.
in
15
have
tract
for
$25,000.
purchase
the
entire
If
the
premises
States
will
option
in
to
has
the
an
event
purchase
option is not
for $85,000.
to
building
Realty
and
Steel
lease-back
completed
Tulip
years,
the
This
filed
company
a
of
170,000
shares
offered
for
of
all
Co
or
common
The
by
it
the
exercised
J?a.
The
to
capital
A
which
thereof.
engaged
in
the
135,000
and
shares
35,000
for
of
the
net
$950,000
.expansion
and
general
addition
shares
of
of
proceeds
demand
plant
the
balance
corporate
to
certain
of
common
stock
split), of which
wife, own 197,588
development,
from
notes
and
the
Faote
to
be
being
manufacture
stock
(and
be
and
added
and
purposes
for
sale
interest
equipment
will
&
stock
to
,
.
each, and
'
i,
.
,.
propose'to
thereon)
for
has
company
be
working
capital
plant and
"
outstanding
recent
a
Lyla
sell
a.
17,500
2-for-l
Fluke
shares
:
•
Pike,
shares
glass;
4,
1961
(par
to
are
filed
$1)
be
to
used
offered
A"
at
Broadway, Rochester, N. Y. and
N.
J.
is
counter
to
monitor
bowling
device
and
to
the
This
engaged
end
in
dust
the
scorer;
sort
development
of
of
company,
registration
of
high
of
in
public sale of this firm's
Common
common
Offered—The first
stock
was
made Dec.
net
each
672
statement
Building;'
Hanna
with
the
SEC
class
is
a
limited
rooms;
share
in¬
not
public
for
versions
share
made
v
in
chased
Investment
(2)
for
50,000
General
and
statement
also-includes
by
the
authorized shares
Life
owned
Insurance
by the
(1)
Co.; of
company.
all
law
in
eral
is
various
and
have
each
number
agreed
of
of
v i<
the
of
The
which
December
*•
life
insurance
its
additional
organized
was
organizatioh;
the
in
annuities
together
reimburse
the
in
expenses
other
pay
with
founders
other
connection
organization
funds,
the
in
With-.tab
costs
and
company
has outstanding 34,000 shares
the underwriter owns 29.41% and Charles
11.76%,
officers
and
respectively.
President,
7.35%
own
Of
stockholders
Three
each
of
founders,
and
hold
the
will
amount
be
of
of
/
rights,
Beginning
shares,
1,
the
but
1,
Jan.
on
converted
Jan.
-stock,
Co
and
the
each
year
such
1968,
con¬
Co.
Coffin
8,000
Ira
8,000
Inc
Winslow,
Haupt
8.000
Co._
Walker .&
Dickson
Co.
8,000
Goodbody
X
Inc.—
8,000
194,
&
Co.
Inc.—_
Glen
a
Collins
&
&
Co._
2,500
Stieglitz_—_<
M'ellen & Miller, v
2,500
& Co.__—______
2,500
2,500
McCarley
Iric.X_:_ "2,500
& Co., Inc.—_X" 2.500
Gannon,
Saunders; Stiver &
Co.illr
2,500
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.;-, ' '
Inc.
6,000
2,500
H. C. Wainwright & Co.___
2,500
j
.
1507.
p.
4,000
Stetson
4,000
May and
Co.,
*
—V.
&
6,000
6,000
4,000
<te Co.—
Cohu
Mackall
•;
Inc.
6,000
Co.—6,000
&
McDonnell
Co.
_X
Inc.
Ipc—6 000
&
the
name:
Inc.
Xx——p-X—%'.■ 8,000
&
its
& Burr
Joseph,
&
below
purchase
opposite
& Co., Inc.——
Alstyne, Noel & Co.—
Van
Halle
S.
to
forth
stock¬
named
Stroud
8,000
Juiien
H.
selling
Shares
8,000
Co
R.
the
agreed
set
stock
set
conditions
and
underwriters
severally
common
39,000
—__
duPont & Co
&
terms
company
of
have
A
______—__
Blair
2,500
c
wheat
Industries, Inc.—Common
&
Co.——
Offered—Pursuant
to
Dec. 13, 1961
offering circular. G. Everett Parks & Co.,
Inc., New York City, offered publicly 100,000 shares of
•'
of
and Claude
14.71%
&
Co
I.
the
the
each
8,000
for
this firm's
and
$10.45
per
share. The 34,000 outstanding shares were sold
at $11 per share,
and $300,000 of the proceeds therefrom were used
by the company to purchase the initial 2,000 shares of the subsidiary's
stock.
After
8,000
G.
i
v
Bi Merrill
&
Co
Moseley
estimated
common
stock at $3
share. Net proceeds,
per
at
$230,000, will be used .by the company for
purchase of equipment, repayment of debt, sales
the
at
each
of
consists
common
voting
be
may
8,000
S.
Day
Daniel
S. Winston,
purchase 20,000 shares
to
equal
to
used
X
class
____
Becker
&
sell
"
including
options
capitalization
class B
June 30,
$8,970,252
of
restriction.
'.-Tucker,- 'Anthony & R. L.
het
the
&
to
Co
company's, organ¬
common
underwriter,
shares.
without
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Ohio
$75,000
expenses.
of
X
ended
revenue
dividends.
shares
Hayden, Stone & Co.___
and' it "expects to
ot writing
Ohio.
A
cash
B
F.
business
in
G.
Francis
under
under
&
Estabrook
the company intends to use $2,590,000
shares of' General Life-stock; and the
and
Turben,
organized
was
'
.
year
!-"'■•"Shares
Noyes
Allyn
Drexel
Initially, will be to. hold and
engage
and
proceeds,
and
A
,
stock, sale,
25,900
to
pur¬
outstanding
" ." X:
••*•;.
Corp.)
which
ta
such
and
be
a
completing
in
from, the
services
ization,
of
Life,
to
C.
Lache
legal reserve life insurance company,.Gen¬
recruiting arid training prospective agents and
as
otherwise
purchase
F.
A.
.per
presently
the
other
355,000
have
shares
class
underwriters
shares
'1 *•'*''■'
Hemphill,
share,
and
wholly-owned subsidiary
,..
General
1961
license
a
types
proceeds
of
presently
and
issued
to
stock
November
Life
brokers
be
the
shares
$11
company's
2,000 are
company
(formerly General Fund
law in May 1961. Its sole business,
own
at
which
The
Ohio
10,000
underwriter1
the
of
B
receive
of
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to
tte
underwriting agreement,
holders
stock, to be offered for public sale on an all or none basis
underwriters
headed
by
Merrill,
Turben
&
Co.,
Inc.
The
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
The
carry
$1.
class
into
be
may
to
and
V
"
•
.
and
Outstanding
common
class
number
sportswear
company
instrument
monitor.
offering
amendment.
$498,338.
eligible
fashion
the
Substantially all of its
carried on in its various
are
.
sales
net
value of
and
A
B
1964,
Ohio,
filed
a
covering 266,000 shares"
7
of
par
a
class
Cleveland,
Dec.
on
earnings
having
auto¬
optical
optical
radiation
packaging
reported
290,000 shares of class A
White
an
clean
automatic
an
quality
nuclear
a
96 S.
manufacture
contamination
design
inspect
of
the
and
of
"College Teens."
CAPITALIZATION—For
AND
company
common
through
promotion and working capital.
'
BUSINESS—The company, of 130 Countv Couvthousa Rd.. New. Hyde
N. Y.. was founded in 1958 under the name Amerelay, Inc.
It
Park,
.
was
originally engaged in the manufacture of miniature crystal relays,
primarily on a research and development basis. In June, 1958, the com¬
entered the zipper machinery business through the purchase of
General
Forms, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
12, 1961 offering circular, Equity Securities Co.,
New York City, and Guardian Securities
Corp., Miami,
Fla., offered publicly 100,000 shares of thie firm's com¬
a
pany
Dec.
mon
stock
at
$3
and
laws
Rentals,
and
its
General
of
the
Inc.
On
Board
of
.Forms,
Company
State 7of
July
30,'.-I960,
Directors,
Inc.
••
was
Florida
*,•;:
the
after
the name
of
24,'*.1957; rihder
of
name
-by
-
the. company
/•
International,
Inc.,;
International,
Vico
had
sold
all
of
its
manufacturer
a
Inc
stock
had
to
been
of
machinery
ziDper
founded
unaffiliated
an
by
Norman
corporation
In
ness
February,
and
the
it
has
time,
machinery
1959,
name
the company sold
"Amerelay"
engaged
and
in
the
an
an
its miniature .crystal
unaffiliated company.
in
manufacture
tooling under its
present
and
relay busi¬
distribution
Since that
of zipper
name.
The
-approval
•
who
_1957.
/
incorporated jJurie
under
Vico
tooling.
Stern,
per
rent,- and working capital.
of
assets
share. Net proceeds will be used
by the company for the; repayment of debt, purchase of
equipment and inventories, expansion, officers' salaries,
the
—
the
and
general
coordinated
products
and
.
EARNINGS
without
.
of
Principal
16.
manufacturing
England plants.
New
covering
$3,
and
equipment,
to
"Girltown"
designing,
•
"Reg.
a
be
for
distribution
and
three
aged
names
The
Berlin,
automatic
spection
manufacture
girls
brand
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
t
'
Davies, Inc.
the
will
working
additional
(after giving effect to
Fluke, President, and
m.
shares
'
'
indebtedness,
John
....
,
'
:4
the
for
Chicago, Cincinnati,
Milwaukee, Minneapolis
Indianapolis,
December
on
Proceeds
particle
covering
are
power supplies used in
testing, general laboratory development, and
potentiometers;
and
related
components
and
as¬
portion
for
\
in
of authorized routes- Major
Buffalq,.
1961,
General Computer of 593
their
Wash
shares,
equipment.
498,158
include
Detroit,
capital
common
corporate
-
11
The
design,
10,000 miles
production
purposes,
used
of
company
holders
Terrace,
Dec.
on
precision electronic instruments;
of
discharge
incurred
the
Mountlake
SEC
offering will be made
through underwriters headed by White Weld
offering price and underwriting terms are'to be
is
research;
semblies.
W„
the
over
company
Moines,
corporation
compensate
basis
public
,
fields
stock,
by
the
S.
with
the
Paul, and St. Louis.
balance
amendment.
company
nuclear
sale
by
none
The
supplied
St;,
statement
public
outstanding stock,
an
7100-220th
registration
states
10
by
-Des
underwriting.
totaling
-(John) Fluke Mfg. Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
each.
Leo
Co
C.
60.000
General Computer/Electronics Corp.—Files With SEC
in
part of nine acres leased by Sun Discount from
Florida (a .wholly-owned subsidiary of Food Fair
option,
may
law
is
Sun
square
York
discount
Fund, the owner.
Associates
Towers
Marts
the property
and
of
by
such
Associates
retail
a
sublease
a
purchase the nine-acre
exercises
under
Frank Caputo, Elliot S. Gross,
George Zuckerman as agents.
It
Pension
subsidiary
to
and
agents
of
which
Carnegie
option
.
W.
&
W.
150,000
75,000
General Corp. of America—Common
Registered—
of acquiring a sublease covering 58,000
Petersburg, Florida, upon which a building
subordinate
land
organized
Eussel,
use
the
The
Realty Co.
Inc.),
D.
St.
Inc.,
Inc.
Such
constructed
his
Rarth
of
primarily t(> purchase terminal
was oversubscribed.
y !
PROCEEDS—-The
sale
was
for
the
account
of a
group
of stockMurphy family will sell 150,000 shares; retaining a
holders, including certain officers of the company,
who continue to
68% ownership interest in the company. X ; x •: . .., X
\
Gateway., Transportation Co., Inc., a major Midwest over-the-road j, own substantial holdings of the class A stock.
.'vX^X •■ ;; ;
common
BUSINESS—The company of 35 Morrissey Blvd., Boston, is engaged
carrier, with head offices in La. Crosse,- Wis., serves 1,800 *X
an
New
York, filed a registration state¬
$525,000 of joint venture inter¬
for public sale (without underwriting)
Zimber
for
consideration
Stores,
.
the
30
net ^income
-
common
quarter
to
Amount
Corp.
Noriol<
855,000
Co.
&
under-
Proceeds to the company will be used
Members
purpose
in
acquire
receive
Tulip
and
Co.__X_l
Inc.
by stockholders.
matic
covering
venture
John
the
land
will
$105,000.
8
offered
Herman
for
of
International,
used
net .income
equal
was
their
Investment
Co.______$855,000
&
Hurry,
Executive
the
severally
•
the
facilities.
.
with
Petersburg!*,
in
be
constructed
Associates
St.
to
a
1961,
F. Gross,
square
Dec.
on
interest.
per
Associates
trio
&
Bingham,
outstanding stock of the company has been privately held,.
&
Co., Inc. will head the underwriting group.
The public
offering is expected early in January, 1962.--
2117.
p.
SEC
Associales,
Simeon
&
1961,
outstanding at
30,
Sept.
the
Chtesf
'that/foj*
in
the
principal
respective names:
■I Crowell, Weedon & Co.^_
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Four Star Television increased its
the comparable period last year.
30,
have
company
opposite
Bateman, Eichler &
Blyth
20,590,920
$289,424
the
November,
on
Weld
■; A. G. Becker
^
and
below
contained
Tne
$25,182 101
income.—
oper.
$5,000
a
;$4,442,129
621,'738
announced
forth
set
Witter
Bache
-
ops.
ry.
This company, of 565 Fifth Ave.,
ment
and
780,325
which
shares
ended
on
200,000
sold
cities
1946.
p.
-Florida Tower Associates—Securities
Registered—
and,
debentures
the
named
conditions
from
the
and
purchase
terms
to
Amount
Tran$portat^5t?l Co\-^TI?|'qppsed' Stock ^ale-—
13,
of
Horse
of
underwriters
over
Sept.
tu.V
1961—10 Mos—1960
$1,928,663
expenses
from
Deficit.—V.
has
oi
Dean
witljjjgfl^ inc,^|^,p(.l$?,581,221 registered in *the like year-ago
100,000
was
agreement,
White,
$4,667,196
has
year
23%
$181,675
common
share
income
Gross
by
ended
record
a
weeks
13
fiscal
taxes
weeks
611,250
the
cents
25
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960 %
revenue.
oper.
Net rev.
at
the
to
subject
amount
*59,146
Executive Vice-.President
Television,
current
14
amounted
and
Coast
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
ests
agreed,
$20,605,139
A.'"";
Additional financing details
accrued interest.
UNDERWRITERS—The
■,./■■
$293,824
.
Additional
—
subordinated
par, plus
follow:
16,163,010
;
California
of
*
•■V---*-
$20,044,920
Corp.
Dec. 7, of $5,500,000 of this firm's 41/2% con¬
debentures due Dec. 1, 1961,, at
on
vertible
1961—.10 Mos.—1960
'
2117.
p.
Star
after
the
For
Cleveland,
'*
Financial
-
share
Net
*281,108
194, p. 2117..;
Gibraltar
and
15,377,724
219,917
McDermott,
its
income
net
cent
one
indicated above, for $218,119, or $1.58
underwriters at 1 cent per share.
Thus,
shares
new
shares.
Evelyn
per
at
as
the
co
500
share or
138,050 shares
stock
A
20,000
$1
earns
shares
B
$1,682,956
*451,459
offering
Television—Quarterly Report-
Four
of
quarter
B
owns;jl4.25i-and management officials as a group
shares;- and- National Patent Development Corp.
Evelyn Silver 24.4% of the class B shares. The parent
A
$1,336,083
58,538
inc.—
oper.
-Financing Details—Our Dec. 11, 1961 issue reported the
of
part
a
1,853,975:
$860,389
;
income...
oper.
Inc.
class
$242,699
*76,660
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
Beck
Mr.
x.' -
.$2,147,799
■
18%
;$ia7,271
Nec
Chief Executive
of directors and is
x
;
1961—Month—1960
revenue.
oper.
ry.
pared
company
shares.
$7,372,666
5,689,710
J.
Net
Net
for
and
capital.
1961—10 Mos.—1960
expenses.
oper.
*
an
whether
company has earnings or prospects of earnings and
from the net proceeds
($490,000) from the stock sale.
of
will
1961—Month—1960
$6,679,914
5,343,231
and
of
had no income to date and
for
acquiring,
financing or
and
President
group
Denver Ry.—Earnings-r-
&
Period End. Oct. 31—
Development
and
Ford
„
Railway
The
the
balance
the
394,914
Net rev. from ry. opers.
•
1961
through
Patent
facilities
Beck
E.
products
Arjay
Gossett,
Fort Worth
financing
and
organized
was
the
use
law
investing
It
$718,966
$792,060
549,361
writing
A
(and
$55&,411
■.
$727,987
620,716
revenue
Railway
Ford, <11, Chairman
member of the Ford board
a
i276.
p.
the
class
$6,353,416
5,634,450
159,424
$108,997
69,735
96,997
.
$6,075,137
5,515,726
,
Southern & Florida Ry.—^Earnings—
Railway oper.
Mr.
T.
Sprayregen,
officials
$143',801
Net rev. from ry. opers-.
railway oper. inc.
194^,p. 21-17,
\
Georgia
194,
Beck;
Mr.
William
Railway
arrangements
patents'or new scientific
any
to
outstanding
management
:
expenses.
sold
shares
136,450
to
technology.
intends
basis.
consultant's
be
1,600
(2»
consummated
in
an
for
.
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$675,511
566,514
Period End. Oct. 31—
Motor
Corp.; Henry
R. Miller, Ford Vice-President—finance,
Vice-President and General CoUnseL—V.
Duffy;
.
prospectus states that to date the
one
full-time clerical employee, and its President,
and Vice-President, Martin M. Pollak, are serving
only
company
on
A
share.
per
activities.
James
$18,000
A
and
and
company
investors
and
its
and
class
20,000
share
per
purposes
parent,
in
(1)
the
scientific
certain
its
parent
class
270,000 shs.
•
'
1961—Month—1960
expenses.
Net
x*.
general products group and will report to Mr.. Duffy.
Directors of the new Philco Corp. are Mi\ Ford;
Mr. Dykstra;
per
commission
organized
was
new
of
Outstanding
-X
;
$729,198
585,397
revenue^.
oper.
Dykstra, " Ford
of that company.
of
Ford's
business
planning office.
and
Mr.
Dykstra said * Philco* Corp. will be
Ford
Mr.
shares
Authorized
X
'
X
.
.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
par)—;——._ -I 1;000,'000 shs.
847.
p.
oper.
;
Ford's,
registration
a
share. The offering will
Netherlands Securities Co.,
Sprayregen, Haft & Co., which will
share,
by
at $1.58
principal
patents
share
includes
sold
covering 200,000
at
basis
and
Co.,
one
previously
filed
by
$1.58
at
Co.
shares
6
$3
per
also
statement
Dec.
on
York,
New
nothing
or
cents
36
a
Ave.,
public sale
for
all
an
Park
375
SEC
the
offered
be
made
of
John
Charles
and
Duffy
director
was
corporation,
EFFECT
.XX"X<-
•
'
Chairman
Officer.
Scientific Corp.—Class A Registered—
First
Philco
.of
assets
Ford,
Ford
subsidiary -of
owned
and
of
Board
Vice-President—general
This
134,
Railway
■
Duffy
business
the
1.00
wholly
new
the
1.00
Co
&
GIVING
Railway
Co. has acquired
of
President,-announced
Dec.
13.
The new Ford subsidiary also is to be called Philco Corp.
The .board of directors of the new Philco Corp:* elected Irving
A.
2.00
,_X
•
■
Period End. Oct. 31—
v
2550.
p.
,
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Atlanta,. Ga.,
E,
N.
2.00
Co.__.
...
;
.
Circle,
4
3.00
Inc.______
(10c
stock
Common
3.00
Brokerage Co.—-.
Austin &;
Struthers
Wood,
2.00
;X"X..r
Miami.
St.,
V-
v.
and, apartment
at 7325. North¬
.
43rd
<
the
3.00
Hammill
&
,.,"X
Miami
764
of
company
is., engaged in manufacturing, selling,...renting and
forms for concrete construction. Such construction
property primarily, such as stores,v parking
commercial
.
3.00
—XX
i.
_
Waggener
.50
& 'Co.
James
S.
194,
Co.
&
Sanders
XXv,
Turner,
&
1.50
—*
Rupe & Co
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler
1.50
Co.—
&
.50
Dallas
Inc.X
Co.,
I.
Rotan, Mosle & Co.—
2.00
__________8.50
&
Francis
Corp.—
Securities
in
Monday, December 18, 1961
.
.
CAPITALIZATION
X
„
•
1.00
17.50
Securities
Bache
engaged
.
office
buildings,
schools
and
universities
The company' place of business is located
buildings.
west
printing and binding of hard-bound books; magazines, -catalogs, miscellaneous pamphlets, and the printing of a variety
of advertising materials, maps, mail inserts ahd forms and in general
commercial printing, of all types.
A wholly-owned subsidiary, Albert
Love
Enterprises, Inc., publishes pictorial histories for personnel of
various
military units.
:.
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•;
X'X"
X_ X'..v- %
REVENUES—For the fiscal year-ended
August 31, 1961, the com¬
pany and its subsidiary had consolidated sales ctf $5;254,621 and corisolidated
net. income
of
$267,175, s which
amounted to' $259,575, v or
68 cents per common share, after a pro-forma income tax adjustment.
•—v. 194, p; 1383.
*
'
.
x
Is
%
-
17,50
Inc..
Equitable
Dittmar
xx":- ,xx'":.
c/e
X:-
Pierce,
Smith
&
X./,
-■
BUSINESS—The
per¬
'
Lynch,
in
used
garages,
proceeds from the sale of its 70,000 .shares .will
be used by the company to pay for new equipment and the -balance
will initially be added to working, capital, to be used during the next
twelve months to finance, in part;,-the purchase*of additional, equip¬
below:
Fenner
metal
of
is
PROCEEDS—Net
which they have
severally agreed to purchase at $56 per share, subject to the • terms
and conditions specified in the underwriting, agreement, are set forth
Merrill
company
erecting
Atlanta, and associates. The offering was oversubscribed.
Of the total, 70,000 shares were sold for the company
and 95,000 shares for certain stockholders. * ; • •: \
the shares of unsubscribed common stock
of
The
share
per
.
Additional
—
Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
centages
$9.75
by J. C. Bradford & Co., Nashville, and Courts & Co.,
Financing Details—Our Dec. 11, 1961. issue reported the
rights offering of 200,000 additional common shares to
stockholders at $56 per share on the basis of one new
share for each 13 held of record Dec. 5 with rights to
expire Dec. 19.
with the offering of 165,000 shares at
14
$201,355,862
were
earlier.—V.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"(2658)
^
X
General
Its
.stockholders
was
r
Form
X
changed
X
*• <
to
%.'*
'
company began expansion into the miniature die
casting business
during the latter part of 1960 and the ettrly part'6f'1961, through the
acquisition
Europe
of
for
engaged
operation
in
two
the
single
mold
and. precision.
die
casting
After-delivery
c°mP&ny.
modification
of
the
machines
machines
of
to
Commercial,, sales
the'
of
manufactured
machines,
increase
speed,
miniature
in
company
automated
die^castings
-
Volume
began
on
Number
6117
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
limited basis in
a
for
sliders
received
194
April, 1961, with the sale of
to Fastline, Inc.
Since'that time the
zippers
a
other
of
quantity of
company
has
.
ties
•_
at.
"
filled
and
insulated
wires
said
Continental
and York, Pa.
'
acquisitions will
.
the
that
cables.
and
Wallingford, Conn.,
Gulton
Dr.
(2659)
,
has production
../•/.,
.
facili¬
"
Goddard
Memorial
-
Hospital *
(StoughtonA Mass.)—
walue of
a
t
prices
sales
of
Bonds Offered—B, -C.
the
on
American
Stock
approximately $2 million.
the .two
companies
for
the
Exchange,
fiscal
last
transactions
year
in
were
at 92-00 Atlantic Ave.,
Ozone
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
'
PRESENT -FINANCING
Authorized
notes payable, bank_;
6V2% notes payable..
^
Non-interest
bearing
notes
Outstanding
5%
'
,V
.
*
"due Nov. 1, 1962_
Non-interest
bearing
due Nov.
1, 1962
$85;0Q0
30,263
payable,
.17,619
i_"—
payable,
notes
;
39,622
indebtedness—
Sundry
Park,
•
CAPITALIZATION
96,592
1.
1
Class
have
A
stock
(par
50
cents)
1,000,000 shs.
110,000 shs.
/Class
B
stock
(par
50
cents)
600;000shs.
"400;000 Shs.
•*;,
Dr. Gulton reported that combined
the
located
are
New York.
,•
■
recent
executive offices
cipal
■/•■•;
greatly enlarge the com¬
exploratory orders for sliders and other die castings
from Fastline and other purchasers.' Upon completion of this financing,
pany's manufacturing and marketing capability in the fields of com¬
the company plans to expand its facilities "for the production of minia¬
ponents and instrumentation. He added that they.will thus substantially
ture die castings and to engage in extensive promotional activities with
improve Gulton's sales volume and profit margins in this important
respect to its die casting process, for which, the company has adopted, * area of the company's operations.
.
Dr. Gulton -revealed-that Continental Wire will soon begin production
the trade name "Unicavity."
^
'*
.'.*,*
of
a
new
line - of high temperature, low
noise coaxial cables -of ex¬
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
;
tremely small size for the missile industry, as well as new springflex
"y X/•? '•'/' '
1"'.; //•' ''
;•/'/.Authorized •'-''Outstanding
cables for special applications in underwater-sound.
/•
Common stock (10c par)
750,000 shs.
*
300,000 shs.
A combined .total rof 40,350-Gulton common shares were exchanged
—V. 194, p. 1613.
r-',
' for all outstanding shares -of both companies in the transactions. At
;7
excess-of
..UNDERWRITERS—Under the
in the underwriting
contained
t
terms and subject 'to /the conditions
agreement, "the underwriters named
Zitgler & Co., West Bend, Wis., as
$3,500,000.—V/194, p.'1719/
below have severally agreed to,, purchase the number of shares: of
;"X r X
."/
r. X'common
stock set forth opposite their names,
offering' publicly, $50Q,000 of this corporation's first .
y.
"Shares
"',mortgage serial bonds, series -A, dated Dec. 1,-1961, and
;X Gym ToysrInc.—Via a Dec; 11, 1961 offering circular,
P.
J.
Gruber
&
Co., Inc.____—
47,500
due serially d;o -Dec. 1, 1976.
The bonds, priced at par ' First Madison Corp., New York City, offered publicly,
x:'"X '/Ingram, Lambert & Stephen, Inc.—22,500/
and accrued interest,/bear interest at from 5% to 5%%. y
Ehrlich, Irwin & Co., -Inc
——X—_—15,000
275,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $1 per -,
-Jay Bacharier
& Co., Inc..
;
-1-10,000
"Net proceeds will help finance the construction of a .v share.. Net
proceeds, ^estimated at $183,000, will be used
Seymour, Bernard & DuBoff, Jnc.-i'5,000
new three-story addition to
the hospital.
by the company for moving expenses, repayment of '*•'—'\r. 194, p. 1055.-. ;
^
r-.
-Goddard Memorial, located 20 miles/south Pf ^Boston,
debt, purchase of additional equipment, advertising, new *
plans to expand its facilities .from 58 to.. 101 beds .and
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
':■•
•
product development, and working capital.
*•
:'V/'
,
—__
1
.
,,
.
\yill have
assessed, valuation of $2,130,211 upon com¬
an
pletion of
construction.
new
BUSINESS
/•.
Delaware
•
is
Goodrich Co.
(B. F.)
/
To Acquire Vanderbilt
—
Inc.,
Tire
to
Vanderbilt
Tire
Rubber
&
Corp.,
this
194,
issue.—V.
stockholders'
equity in Graham-Paige Corp. on Sept 30,
recorded since it became a special situation
$2.70 a share, an increase * of
73%
over the $1.56 reported
a year earlier, according to Rear Admiral
John
J.
Berger,- USNR (Ret.),-Chairman, and Irving Mitchell
Felt,
President. The figure was nine cents a share on Dec. 31, 1949, shortly
Common
the highest
was
after' it
became
an
•*
company.
*
„
equity was-$21,442,Z27 on Sept.
30, before
preferred
$5,100,850 applicable to the
equity -of $16,341,377,
for
—V.
'■
-
Common
stock
the
of
name
Inc„T in
order ,t,o
by.
the
of
Gym
July
on
16,
Plastics
1959.
Delaware corporation was changed
properly describe, the proprietary
Net
more,
California
subsidiary
corporation
X"V
•
GIVING
stock
194,
:X.;
:
:
X'
Net
which
cents)
10
(par
1.7,498,721
$6,570,921
2,328,015
$6,322,886 $43,080,919 $41,004,607
2,097,796 13,713,307
10,893,020
allow¬
transfer
.
operations
income.^..
p. 2118.
Bank,
the company's
for
194,
York
New
City, has been appointed
stock.—V. 194, p. 2442.
common
oper.
ry.
,
Grand Trunk. Western RR.—Earnings—
.
Period End. Oct. 31—
.
//
Railway
oper.
revenue
Railway
oper.
expenses-
V
4
transmission-lines, and
base
construction'firms
Currently "
Net
from ry. opers.
rev.
railway oper. deficit
—V,
194, p. 2117.-
*
-
$407,801
X X 250,464
$512,795
110,930
■.
-
.
.
•
-
$2;196,308
be
than
more
5,834,828
j
.
-
,
'
'
-
-•
Railway oper.
Railway
'
1
."
oper.
expenses-'
<
22,446,466
15,529,555
$
$
^
Net
from ry. opers.
rev.
railway
—V.
194,
inc.
oper.
6,916,911
3,001,198
22,462,599 196,317,247 209,3.42,441
16,115,311 156,022,351 163,909,812
6,347,288 1 40,294,896
2,775,652
13,874,940
45,432,629
15,779,709
Green Bay
1961—10 Mos.—>1960
1961—Month—1960
Railway
oper.
$376,726
280,619
expenses
$393,298
314,323
$3,649,569
2,648,108
$3,681,805
2,829,163
$96,107
revenue-
oper.
$78,975
$1,001,461
$852(642
et revenue from "rail¬
-operations—-
ry.
oper.
194,
.
p.
23,342
income
2117.
9,476
„
>-
169,925
.90,415
Chemical
The
its
"
Corp.—To
Redeem
5,000
after
when
shares
company--was
the
corporation has called for redemption on Dec. 31, 1961 all of
6% convertible debentures due Dec.-1, 4966 ^t 100% .
will be made at the First National City Bank of New. "York.
purchase
money
from
stock
the
of
The
Corp.—Annual Report—
of
-iX
.
and
balance lor
,
.
;
at
all
launcher
silos
and
and
at 40
I
and
Titan
II
under
are
the
Md„
filed
'
.
registra¬
a,
160,000
shares
between
>
sold,
are
13
operation
Equipment Credit
The
Sold 'Pri¬
the
company
the
in
law
and
mining
proceeds
from
$157,670
due
loans
to
to
loans of
purchase
various items of
present expansion
facilities.
506,000
shares
230tfor-l
for
the
stock
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
of common stock
(after giving effect to a recent
split), of which Team Enterprises (a Missouri partherof
composed
ship
Y."oifson,:,a
certain
to
addition
In
mortgage.
Of the $694,000 estimated net
$350,000 will be .used far development
.
the
with
connection
$500,000 to be incurred to finance the con¬
and for other purposes. The balance .will
equipment to be utilized in
of the company's warehouse
facilities,
freezer
to
used
provide
to
interim
repay
be
stock sale will be used to pay off the balance of
outstanding debentures, to repay short-term bank
working capital (to the extent of $100,000),
the
on
incurred
version
sale,
.
Corp.—Notes
underwriter, exercisable initially at $11 per share.
(formerly Thompson-Strauss Quarries, Inc.) is engaged
quarrying of limestone and the construction and
operation of underground freezer and dry warehousing facilities. It
is
in
the process of developing
and leasing underground space for
other commercial uses such as factories and
security vaults. The net
to
granted
months
Leonard
director)
owns
H.
Strauss, President,
and Robert L.
58.63%, and management officials, as a
.
outstanding 40,000 shares of common stock, all
by Earl C. Hargrove, Br., President. He received
13-month
warrants
to
purchase 20,000 additional
90 90%.
group
has
owned
.
•
^
„
,
outstanding-during the year. In the 1960
;
Harvey Aluminum (Inc.)—Annuals Report— ;
;
r
fiscal year, earnings amounted to $1.64 per share on 1,986,200 shares,
the average number outstanding during the year. "
•
Continued
growth ,in. sales and profits for the fiscal year ended
In the principal area of the company's activities—the
development > Sept 30, 1961 were announced by Harvey Aluminum. Net profit after
and
taxes'*was $7,100,163 compared with $5,007,837 for - the same pefiod
marketing of planned communities designed around today's in¬
formal
American
way
of living—the company has made rapid and
last year. This amounts to $1.43 earnings per share based on 4,955,479
considerable
progress.
"••,/ X- .
•
shares, the. average number outstanding during the fiscal year, cornCape Coral, Fla., a planned waterfront community containing the
spared with $l."19Xbased on .the average number of shares of 4,194,672
conveniences and facilities for modern urban life and situated at "the
outstanding as of Sept.- 30,-1960. Sales totaled $86,444,767 compared
mouth of
the -Caloosahatchee
River, six miles north of the Gulf of
with 359,681,142 for the preceding year,
'
X.
"" X" '
v:
Mexico and 12 miles southwesl of Fort Myers on Florida's Gulf Coast,
Lawrence A. Harvey, Chairman of the Board, said that the continued
is now a prospering entity.
,
r
growth
is
attributable, to
increased
aluminum mill capacity, and
By the end of. the 'fiscal/year, Aug. 31, 1961, 25,000 homesites had
greater volume of sales of other specialty metals in line with man¬
already been sold, 500 permanent residences built, and new homes
• agement policies, of integration and automation. During the
year
were being
constructed at the rate of 25 per month. Under the-master
the
company
established three new factory branches for sales and
concept/ a quarter of a million residents' will eventually live, work, , v service. It also -established national distribution to warehouses of all
and play at Cape Coral.
;
the; company's
products
through
service center facilities.—V.
194,
To bring the community of Cape Coral closer to Ft. Myers Beach and
p. 1507. •..;
'
"X
"
" *.X-"/
" ,
-X X'-X. •
the main highways to the south and east,
the freeholders of Cape
Coral are expected to vote in December on the construction of a toll
Hidden Splendor Mining Co.—Tenders for Preferred—
bridge to be built across the Caloosahatchee at Cape-Coral to the
The Continental Bank & Trust Co., Salt Lake City,
will until close
south shore of the river. To finance this bridge, it is expected that $2
•
01' business on Dec. 22,. 1961 receive tenders for the sale .to.it of 6%:
million of tax free bonds will be sold. When the bridge is in operation,
preferred stock - to ; an
amount
sufficient to
exhaust the
sum
of
residents of Cape Coral will have direct access to Ft. Myers Beach and
$1,600,000 at $10 per share and if insufficient shares are not offered
U. S. highway No. 41, at the Tamiami Trail.
sr
v
•< '" at
that price,
tfien the lowest price up to $11 per share.—V. 192,
The company's second planned
community, Golden Gates Estates, A
a
26,000
acre
tract
adjacent to Naples in Collier County,' Fla0 is
p.^ 2121. ,/'> • .• •;,- /;■ /■; ••
'x '""•
•'
'.
now in the development stage. Sales of acreages here have far exceeded
our
Hygrade Packaging Corp.—Class A Stock Offered—
original projections. and are expected
to gain even further in
momentum as the community begins to take character. We anticipate,
Pursuant to a Dec.: 7, 1961 prospectus, P. J. Gruber &
that Golden Gate Estates will assume ■ increasing
importance in your
Co., Inc., New York City, and associates, publicly of¬
company's
operation
and -that
income from this development -will
contribute to substantial increments in earnings from Cape Coral -and
fered 110,000 shares of this firm's class A stock at $5 per
will be an Important factor in future financial reports.
share., Net proceeds will be used by the company for
•
Inc.—Appointment
International Flavors & ^Fragrances,
...
appointed sole registrar
corporation.—-V. 194, ,sp. .2334.
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. has been
the
for
stock
common
International
'
The
corporation
the
Sell Placer Develop¬
has
announced that Jt has agreed 'to sell
Ltd., a Canadian company, to
Placer. Development
of
shares
600,000
an -un¬
purchaser for $15,000,000,. or 425 eper /share, In
United States currency. International Mining continues to hold 200,000
Sh£tl*6S of JPlStCOl*."
1'r
' 1 y
*■.''•
'•.■ **■/
The sale will result in
a profit of $7,454,000 to International Min¬
identified
'
of
Mining Corp.—To
Stock—
ment
shares
■
the
This company,V-of
6500 Inland Drive/ Kansas City, Kan., filed a
'registration statement with the SE'C;:,t)rt DebX 7 covering 100,000 shares
of
common
stock/ to be offered for public sale at $10 per share.
The offering .will be made on an all or none basis by Sherck, Ridhter
Co., which will receive an 80 cents per share commission. The state¬
ment
also
includes
8,000
shares
underlying
a
three-year
option
stated
average
in
engaged
Inland Underground Facilities, Inc.—Common Reg'd—
t-i
offered to the public.
is first
Maryland
companys'
2,093,211
is
1111
,
on
Providence
bars.
San Francisco.
including exhibits,
roads,
parking,, etc., $40,000
advertising, $233;959.92 for operating capital,.'And
other expenses.
/
-v,
'
." «•
shares- and
Ave.,
snack
$250,000 senior notes due 1973 and $850,000 senior
sold
1961 annual report to stockholders, Leonard Rosen, V
shares at/10 cents each as remuneration. :
"
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■]
that both sales and earnings showed a pattern of .
accelerated growth during the fiscal year
ended Aug. 31. 'For said
:
Harsco
Corp.—Secondary
Oversubscribed—Dec.
15,
fiscal year sales
and other operating income including net .sales of ',
homesites at Cape-Coral, Fla.—the company's principal project at this : j 1961 it was reported that a secondary offering of 70,000
time—totaled $40,495,898. This represents -a
52.7%- increase over the
shares of this firm's stock .at $32.75 per common share
preceding fiscal year when total sales and operating-income
were
was
oversubscribed.
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
$26,512,365.
/\
•
Consolidated net income amounted to $6,157,605, a 88.8%
increase • <s New York City, was the underwriter.—V. 191, p. 102.
over fiscal
1960 income of $3,260,933. Earnings per share equaled $2.94
>
In
President,
repayment,
subordinated notes due 1973 through Dean Witter & Co.,
bases
Registered—
cents each
the stock
debt
vately—Dec. 15, 1961 it was reported that this firm had
p. 1947.
the
if
Branch
and
Industrial
propel¬
"•/
Titan
194,
711
acquisitions,
capital.
working
restaurants
of
y
,
for restaurant
used
be
to
are
and
of
Imac
■
/
foremost missile
types of construction.
other
in
certain
company
which
such
the
"park,
promotion
outstanding
Land
dale
organized
proceeds
Debentures—
Payment
Gulf American
dam.
SEC
deferred
Guardian
118,798
Nov. 17, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering .100,000
to be offered at $3, through Freeman & "Co.,
on
,
•
$1,516,699
92,231
world's
in August, 1958,
for the purpose
of owning and operating amusement parks.
It has
not as yetv however,- done any business,
nor had any earnings.
The
-company's
specific
purpose
at
present
is to build
and operate, a
modern
amusement
park,
appealing primarily
to younsters,
to be
known as "Adventure. City" and to be located either in -Prince Georges
or
Howard
Counties in Maryland.
The company has entered into a
contract, contingent on zoning, for the purchase of an 84-acre tract i
in
Prince
Georges County.
The contract was entered into between
tne company and A, Keene Bowie and Ethel S. Bowie, his wife, for
purchase of the land at $120,000, of which $20,000 is payable in cash
at
time of settlement and ".the balance-is to be secured by a 5 V2 %
& Western RR.—Earnings— /.
Railway
the
each
cents
three -years
The
Period End. Oct. 31—
10
additional
an
and
1
way
at
and
2117.
p.
Proceeds
is active at 19 missile bases, believed to
construction firm in the United States.. It
construction
statement^ with
shares
Net
active
the
free
of 3100 Tremont Ave., Cheverly,
company
$1,420,252
53,193
Mass.
inventory
on. Dec. 8, covering 160,000 (shares of
common
stock;" -to/ be ^offered for' ptobhc^iale'i &¥%5- per1'share: 'The
offering will be made on a best efforts basis by Switzer & Co., Inc.,
which will receive a 50 cent per share selling commission and $16,000
for .expenses.
The underwriter
has. the options to purchase 5,000
1961—10 Mos.—1960
, «
is
at
the
underground Atlas bases.—V.
This
tion
1961—Month—1960
•
revenue
in
of
Hargrove Enterprises, Inc.—Common
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
and
other
any
participated
all
equipment
one
underground missile
missiles.
builds
and
$3,8&7.001
4,623,653
is
systems for
the "company
has
Net
other
Inc.
Hardeman,
The "'company
$220,025
(no par)
shares
Brighton,
'
lent, transfer
$7,974,240
6,457,541
Systems, ilnc.—Files With SEC—
Food
corporation
common
;
1961—Month—1960
1961-410 Mos.—1960 X/
$4,241,000
$4,461,000 $39,014,000 $44,119,000 /
3,728,205 / 4,053,199
36,817,692
40,231,999
The
subsidiary-of
Paul
$7,318,054
5,897,802
595,000 shs.
Universal American Corp., has been awarded a
$4,025,000 contract by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tulsa, for
work at the Eufaula Dam Powerhouse, Muskogee, Okla.
The firm will
construct a powerhouse
and switchyard and install
.
$879,761
659,736
$252,123
82,472
expenses
Imac
This
$835,079
582,956
revenue.
oper.
Hardeman, Inc.—Receives Contract for Dam—
(Paul)
1961—10 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
oper.
Railway
...
X
.
_
Net revenue from rail¬
Manhattan
agent
ops.
2118.
p.
Railway
'
Outstanding
Net
Hanna Co.—Appointment—
Chase
ry.
income—/
oper.
194,
—V.
The'
from
rev.
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
2224.'
p.
(M. A.)
'
$
•
expenses
23,651,585 .208,247^66 217,291;817
17,328,699 165,166,347 176,287,210
way
X
$
24,069(642
Period End. Oct. 31—
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
$
revenue^
oper.
ry.
—V.
^FFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
•
>
$
oper.'
Railway
Railway
In
1961—10 Mos.—1960
1961—Month-41960
Period End. Oct. 31—
.X
V;
stock,
stockholders'
the
1961,
produced
_
"X "••' x
leaving common
compared with, common stock¬
holders'
equity of $9,463,932 on Sept.
30,
1960, and $437,325 on
Dec. 31, 1949. • V
V .u,.,X;-;,/ .' V/,'/■/ //■•
Graham-Paige had net income of $127,969 for the nine months ended
Sept. 30, 4-961, compared with $4,288 in the same 1960 period. ///////
Royal American Corp., which is 62%
owned by Graham-Paige, had -i
net income of $198,439
for the nine months of this year, compared
with $32,020 in the same 1960 period, before including a special credit
of $195,300—V. 193, p.. 1226.
' ; ■ /■/////.;'>/
ing
a
CAPITALIZATION
:
1949, -totaling
investment
•
stockholders'
Total
incorporated under the laws of
the .name Gym Piastics Corp. r,and
was
under
a
-
ever
in
company
1961
diversified variety of toys principally consisting of polystyrene
foam
toys and water sports equipment.
The California corporation
may later, be merged, into the Delaware parent corporation by statutory
merger. /■: ./
". •
Graham-Paige Corp.—Assets Up 73%—
1961,
company
15,
of
Gym Toys,
are
investment
Sept.
; all the outstanding capital
^California ;corporation
incorporated
products
2334.
p.
The
,.—
on
owner
December,
Outletssee
the
ing,
to
foreign
or $12.44 per share of stock outstanding. Proceeds will be used
augment the company's expansion
program in
the natural - re¬
field and to eliminate all bank loans totaling $5,352,859.
sources
Frank
L.
Kellogg,
President,, stated
that
"this
agreement
sell
to
of our holdings in Placer ^Development enables
our
corporation to strengthen its overall "[financial position and provides,
simultaneously, substantial fuhds with which to^ continue a thought¬
ful program of corporate growth.''—V. .194, p. 1277.
/,' ....
three-quarters
•
•'
International Rys. of Central
America—Net Down—
corporation announced that the company
The
in October had railway
operating revenues of $944,765 compared with $972,757 in October last
year, and a net loss of $89,932 compared with a net loss of $133,358.
In the period Jan. 1-Oct. 31, 1961 railway operating revenues totaled
$10,521,983 compared with $10,756,746 in the like 1960 period, and
net loss was $328,096 compared with a net loss of $422,912.
Railway operating revenues for the month of October, 1961, and for
the ten months ended Oct. 31, 1961, include amounts due from United
Fruit
Company
York
Supreme
others
against
and its subsidiary based on rates awarded
Court in the lawsuit brought by Charles B.
the United Fruit
by the New
Ripley and
Company;—-V. ^94, p. 2225.
.
..
-
—V.
185,
p.
Gulton
>
485.
new.
Industries.
Inc.-^-Acquisitions—
.
product
development, purchase
company a New York corporation,- was incorporated
under the name Hygrade Folding Box Corp. and
name
on
July 27, -1961. In August,. 1961,' the
r. instruments
: company .-acquired , and Aucce^ded,to ;the business ; of. a group of af- '
filiated^ companies. -The. company creates, designs, manufactures and.
used
/in;- industrial controls,medical,* -military, and other fields. - The * sells "folding
paperboard oar tons and boxes for a wide variety of in¬
acquisition, was-arranged by Lehman Brothers.:. "" X " . ..<
" dustries/ including*; toy,- food, - drug and -cosmetic, publishing, textile; ,
Continental Wire produces-the high; temperature, JLow noise .cables*,
-.-housewares,'.harditeare'-and building supplies, and chemical. Its prin¬
developed by-Gutton -Industries'Instrumentation Division and a variety.
The
company has
N. H., and
cheater,
acquired Rustrak; Instrument Co., Inc.,
Continental Wire Corp. of Wallingford.
by DrXLeslie K. Gulton, -President'... - /
Rustrak /Instrument
makes- recordingrr and /indicating
was
on
March
assumed
.
28,
price and subscription basis will be supplied
underwriting is involved. Proceeds .are to be used
No
corporate purposes.
Investment, of 818
and
advisor
manager
Investors
17th Street, Denver is engaged .in the
of Western Industrial Shares, Inc.
Funding Corp. of New
Record—Plans Listing on A.
In
1952,
its' present
shares
on
offering
ment.
of Man- < .^. BUSINESS—The
-Conn., it
announced
Corp.—Files With SEC—
Dec. '1, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000
(par $l).to be offered for-subscription by stockholders.
corporation
common
The
of equipment, .re¬
payment of debt,, sales promotion, and working capital.
..
Investment Management
The
a
Club,
folio
speech made before over >100
security analysts-at the Whitehall
a
and
Stock
Investors
fee
York—Holdings Set
S.F.—
12, Jerome Dansker, President, announced his company's
$60,000,000 investment .and syndicate real estate port¬
its
application for listing of its class A shares on the
of
American
in
investment
Dec.
on
holding
by amend¬
for general
and
Exchange.
Funding
the
..
.
■
specializes :in 'the ownership Tof improved land
leasing of such-land to responsible builders;
lone-term
<
8
the
asvsembling
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2660)
promising
of
participation
operations,
building
future
for
plottage
noted,
"Based on the anticipated rate of flow of the available funds through
secondary
financing,
corporate debenture
and equity financing, we
expect to add at least $25,000,000 worth of property to our portfolio
during 1962. Our cash investment will approximate $5,000,000 and
the balance
of $20,000,000
will be provided by mortgage financing."
Investors Fund Corp. currently has 2.000
stockholders in 23 states
owning 157,941 shares of class A and 17,582 shares of class B.
The
corporation new owns directly and through syndications in which it
has
interest, approximately 30 properties that are under net lease.
This
investment
portfolio
includes
apartment
houses,
commercial
and
retail
properties in six states—all net leased—no management.
Some of these properties are presently under construction
and some
will be built shortly. Their total value is in excess of $60,000,000.
his
In
—V.
to
statement
194,
1720.
p.
of
combination
Denver
direction of real estate syndicates.
the
security analysts,
Mr.
Dansker
and
in
service
area.
Kellwood
basis
of
additional
one
authorized
was
meeting
holders
so
the
share
called
to
the
approve,
parent
split
expected
is
Supplementary Letters Patent
of State of Canada
Directors
have
w
ten
Jamaica
outstanding.
share
each
for
of
made
public
a
shares
offering
firm's
this
of
Kellwood,
i;
ct
exu
are
be on
o
.
effective on the
approved by the Secretary
become
to
about Januarv
"f
17, 1962.
indicated
that, if the split is approved by the share¬
holders, they intend to declare a quarterly dividend of 20c per share
payable April 2, 1962 on the new shares. This would be equivalent
to increasing, the present dividend from $1.50 per share to
$1.60 per
share
on
an
annua
time
to
cash
position
time
the
in
Dj
s.
light
o-uirv
•••
Jefferson Texas Co.—Securities
with
ment
the
in
interests
including
prevailing conditions
191, p. 1669.
of
change
rn
SEC
Dec.
on
11
Registered—
covering $480,000 of limited partnership
at $5,000 per
interest.
The offering will be made on a best efforts all or none basis
by Eastern Seaboard Clearance Co., Inc., which will receive a $500 per
.interest
The
partnership,
commission.
'
to be offered
at
for public sale
90%
than
more
of
the
company's
shares
380,000
sold
were
by Sears, which owned 43% of
offering and now holds 21%-.
% ■v./,.
by
sales
of
forma
pro
for
$67,934,545
pared with $60,519,278 for
DIVIDENDS—Kellwood
the
on
to
slock
common
stock
of
Sears
record
has
principal
long
as
the
to
land
Tower
this
of
The
in
purchase
cash
title
the
taking
price
partners)
ti'le
Assurance
be
held
the
in
this contract
the
purchase
fee
title
is
the
of
name
the
1960
have
18
cents
9,
Kellwood
that
$1,000,000
payable
$225,000
to
be
closing on Feb. 15, 1962;
held by the Equitable Life
of the United States in the amount of $500,000 and
to
second
money
first
a
paid
on
mortgage
in
mortgage
the
amount
of
$275,000
Henry Kalman, Rae Kalman and Robert H. Aranow of New York
City. The property will be operated under a net lease by Eastern Sea¬
board Realty Inc. of Texas.
The $370,000 estimated net proceeds from
among
sale
the
cash
of
the
of
portion
$25,000
board,
by
which
of
offering,
any
this
additional
for
tors.
Mr.
partners;
the
(a)
the
$37,000
refund
for
(c)
$38,000
to
the
lessee
the
modernization
and
general
of
partner,
corporation
Sea¬
with
property,
and
(d)
building
is
of
and
the
Eastern
of the
the
of
sole
and
underwriter.
Mr.
Schuddekopf
is to receive 20 restricted units of limited partnership
interests and Mr. Krugman two units of limited partnership interests.
Industries,
Inc.
plans
by the
equipment and
The
Industries
Months' Report—
corporation's consolidated net earnings
months
nine
Corp.—Nine
provision
share
ended
Sept.
the
three
30,
1961,
stock
preferred
lor
for
months
$0.5
or
dividends
ended
per
and
date,
for
the
after
$.13
or
Edgar
F.
with
shows
1961,
31,
inventories,
a
quarterly
organized
1952
under
the
succeeded
and
prietorship
in
laws
of
Air
the
October,
to continue
26,
1962,
Kellwood
its
as
per
of
—
debt
Kendall
oi
name
From
October,
contracting
chased
the
and
from
others.
Industries,
it
1953,
sale
and
by
in
September,
in
1959
1960),
In
1955,
windows
it
E.
The
is
During
product
fiscal
soie
S.
changed
was
of
its
the
ended
year
from
is
company
the
under
sell;
and
windows
own
30,
in
June,
others.
in
October,
to
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
TO
(25c
par )_v-^—
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
gate number1 of shares of
to purchase, subject to the
agreement
are
was
Inc.
California
Swift
20,000
Harbison
10,000
Mason
Miller & Co.—
p.
1160.
Sellgren,
—V.
Hannaford
Co.—,
10,000
R; E.
F.
194,
the
&
&
&
and
sole
The
present
the
at
to
the
pro¬
proprietorship,
liabilities, to
for
of
time
Incorporation
is
located
broad
are
at
West
1375
and
permit
stock
of
Maple
the
however,
its
for
at
the
present
to
the
design
operations
government
both
and
GIVING
time
and
EFFECT
TO
to
propose
St.,
company
Class
company
stock
common
A
—V.
194,
(no
par)
(no
in
engage
manufacture
commercial
ol'
optical
industry.
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
400,000 shs.
21,000 shs.
24,000 shs.
—
24,000 shs.
par)—.
1721.
p.
window
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
the
ry.
1961—Month—1960
1961—10 Mos—1960
oper.
revenue-
$308,814
$292,016
$2,828,729
$2,667,718
oper.
expenses
210,637
196,754
2,068,490
1,974,851
ops.
$98,177
$95,262
$760,239
$702,867
income—_
17,988
15,658
64,845
78,347
from
rev.
—Vv
320,000 shs.
and
of
the
oi
the
under
Director,
President,
assess
of
successor
sole proprietorship was in business
principal office and laboratory of
years.
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
oper.
194,
ry.
2119.
p.
aggre¬
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings-
underwriting
%.■■-/•
90,000
Investors
Henry
Kaiser,
conditions
Shares
Carlsen
&
and
predecessor
The
Common
cpmmori stock1 they have severally agreed
terms
the
of
laws
a
solely
have been conveyed, subject to the
at its organization in
exchange
seven
does,
limit
and
Period End, Oct. 31
follows:
as
Larr,
C.
is
and
systems
PRESENT. FINANCING
underwriters,
operated
company
Articles
company
pur¬
"K-Slide."
1,000,000 shs.
the
of
names
company
All
company.
the
under
The
195o.
of
Authorized
stock
Common
re¬
addition,
1961,
EFFECT
Offered—In
in the designing, planning, fabrication, construction, test¬
distribution of electronic optical and scientific instruments.
the
company
is permitted
to
generally
engage
in all
phases of the manufacturing, design development business-, and sale
of specialized products
lor the electronic and missile industry.
The
In
approximately 95%
of
sales
of
the
company
consisted
of sliding
aluminum
windows, and
the balance
of 5%
was
derived from sales of sliding glass doors and
window accessories.-and^component parts.
.
,
related
engage
ing,
of
1959.
aluminum
trademark
9,
Eugene
of
Optics,
company
The
aluminum
The
the
company.
insulation
sliding
sliding
a
registered
Sept.
for
used
and
Denver, Colo.
pro¬
to
of
Larr
present
1961.
proprietorship
sole
a
organized
was
Aug.
on
ownership
the
23,
name
company
Optics,
approximately
Kendall.
the
under
the1 business
purchased
parts
of
marketed
the
a
Donald
discontinued
was
assemble
to
manufacture
major
which
contracting
component
to
of
May
Larr
C
1958 (except for steel windows which were
sliding glass doors which were discontinued
commenced
from
commenced
and
insulation
and
011
building materials and specialties
The sale of building materials and specialties
discontinued
be
development, and working capital.
Colorado
of
moter
Calif.,
of
discontinued
in
in
Electronics Co.—Common
Optics &
the
Inc.
engaged
was
a
The
Program.
exclusive
and
Fresno,
Dr.,
business
owned
September, 1953 to July, 1961, it operated
Kendall-Addington, Inc., at which time its name
present
•
is
$1,000 per month as partial compensation for services,
with out-of-pocket costs and expenses incurred in connection
the
search
California
of
the
to
Co.)
\ //:
.
aries, laboratory expansion, purchase of equipment,
making,
now
Offered
Terminal
State
1953
(Kendall-Adclington
y
offering circular, dated Dec. 6, 1961, Schmidt/ Sharp,
McCabe & Co., Inc., Denver, offered publicly, 75,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $2 per share. Net
proceeds will be used by the company for officers' sal¬
dividend
March
repayment
5581
in
as
Vv
proceeds contributed to the Program will
exploration,
property
acquisition,
development
Larr
the
of
company
services
partners
its
primarily directed toward the discovery of substantial
reserves principally in the coastal area of Louisiana and
gas
com¬
working capital.
Currier
share
common
$3,434,000
that
on
$2,337,000
were
and
the
for the purchase of additional
company
of
The
E'.. C.
used
its
for
activities
Pyle and Hudson each have a one-half interest in the capital
earnings of the partnership, and each will receive through the
State
be
compensation
including
an
payable
Common
—
total
as
Program,
purposes.
Public
v
Kaiser
Kellwood
of supply for the type of items Kellwood is
Kellwood is competitive.—V. 194, p. 1843.
Kendall
and
eleva¬
and
Texas.
1961, included
Aug.
declared
$70,000
and
President
the
the
connection
in
expenses
of
for
deposit
underwriting fee
the
acquisition
the
$225,000
unused portion to be retained by it,
alteration
of
follows:
as
(b)
partnership,
Schuddekopf,
stockholder
used
of the total offering;
undertaken to pay all
has
formation
the
the
10%
to
be
purchase price including
the
of
paid
amounting
will
interests
oil
offering of 150,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $4 per share was made Dec. 14 by Currier & Carlsen
Inc., San Diego, Calif., and associates. Net proceeds will
and
to
interest
the
to
Program will be
months.
share,
it
1962
Organized under California law in December 1961, the company
partnership composed of Howard C. Pyle and Joe B. Hudson.
1962.
a
Los
shares.
common
ended
13,
source
as
capacities
together
Dec.
on
statement
months
10
same
directors
of
March
advised
earnings
the
Registered—
St.,
Dec.
on
underwriters.
1960,
before
Flower
SEC
per
carried
BUSINESS—The
partnership.
has been paid as deposit which was advanced
balance
subject
Society
purchase
to
Ave.,
will
under
the
contract
a
office building known as the Jefferson
Dallas, Texas.
Upon the acquisition
Jefferson
which $25,000
(of
by
partnership
eight-story
on
property,
by
a
and
Building
all
&
stockholders—•
common
From
the
t->
(in
the
partnership
$9,284,446 in long-term notes and 1,250,044
REVENUES—The
present
Kellwood
CAPITALIZATION—Kellwood capitalization
net
sales
South
underwriter and for other services. The company will
month and expenses, an overriding royalty of 2%,
as
$2,000
20%
a
various
265,001
have
assigned
and
94% ).
was
BUSINESS—The
limited
a
receive
15
represented
years
was
is
company
compensation
per
Roebuck
Co.—Securities
company of 550
statement
with
Angeles, filed a regis¬
13
covering $1,500,000 of
Exploration Program to be offerred for public sale in $50,000 Units.
The offering will be made by J.
Barth & Co., which
will receive a 5%
carried interests of its total
380,000 common
share.
formed by merger of
corporation
Monday, December 18, 1961
.
participating interests in the Lacal
of
$20.50
.
Petroleum
Lacal
tration
companies which merged into kellwood make
popular-priced women's, men's and children's apparel, camping equip¬
ment and Bedding items. Sears'
purchases under contract in recent
partnership organized under New York law
in
December, 1961 with Kielman A. Schuddekopf as general partner
and Joshua Krugman as original limited partner.
The original partners
t
Dec.: 15
on
stock
new
a
BUSINESS—The
1
•
the
in
This
manufacturers, is a supplier to Sears,
Co., which is its largest stockholder.
earnings,
of 350 Fifth Ave., New York, filed a registration state¬
the
outlets
1:
from
other factors.—V.
and
This company,
sub.iec;
t«s
machine
15
split
The
approval by the shareholders at a special
be held on January 11, 1962. If the share¬
to
subject
general
date
Canadian
this
of
vending
Co.—Common
PROCEEDS—All
Split--
Public Service,
Co., Ltd.,
wincn
provides eiec»r»c
service
to the Island of Jamaica,
/.voted to subdivide or split its outstanding common shares on the
directors
and
;r'■'*: ' ' /' v// /,.■/'■/':
,
Offered—Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Lehman Brothers, New York City, and associates
it
Jamaica Public Service Ltd.—Proposed Stock
The
stations
■
.
5,000
Henderson—
oper.
revenue-
Railway
y?y7: Shares
Talbot——
oper.
expenses
5,000
Brothers
1961—Month—1960
Railway
Net
5,000
/
Bernhard & Co.5,000,
deficit
n. way
Net
$2,015,143
$3,152,628
453,327
.3,106,913
4,530,689
$9M68
—
deficit
oper.
194,
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$248,697
$204,630
$1,091,770
47,062
138,945
638,274
333,509.,.
rail-
operations—
,
ry.
—V.
from
$243,041
.
-
$1,378,061
•
835,641
2119.
p.
President,1 reported.
1961
Sept.
earnings
30
and
for
after
are
$3,431,000,
resulted
ment
from
in
earlier
the
Kaiser-Burns
this
nine
profit
of
three
Inc.
Corp.
from operations
1960.
to
continue
Sales
recent
in
in
connection
Hotels.
Village
to
than
with
The
profit
invest¬
the
sale
operation
the
been
corporation. on
shares
Proceeds
product
period
same
of
in
1961
the
of
of
development,
Kern
of
quarter.—V.
year
expected
194,
will
Kansas City
Railway oper.
Railway
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
$3,888,523
revenue—
operating
1961—10 Months—1960
2,001,130
$36,307,908
20,721,960
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
income
oper.
194,
$1,688,394
ry. oper.
21,718,466
697,133
2118.
p.
$1,483,146 $14,142,320
■
593,552
$14,589,442
5,711,501
1
,
.
of
6,017,445
will
which
to
& Gulf
Railway
Railway
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
oper.
revenue-
$355,275
$435,929
$3,983,335
$4,318,283
oper.
expenses
322,875
244,951
2,508,000
2,472,147
in
les
The
Net
ry.
♦
$32,400
$190,978
$1,475,335
$1,846,110
*29,130
53,881
369,894
668,656
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
194,
2118.
p.
Kayser-Ro'.h
turer,
Sept.
H.
stated
30,
that:
1961
:
Corp.—Record Quarter—
Roth,
President
"Sales
were
the
the
of
and
this
diversified
earnings
for
the
first
first
of
for
approximately
1961,
Net
Sept.
to
profit
to
per
for
Sept.
30,
before
gain
shares
the
on
for
the
sales
previous
gains
no
Federal
$1,643,000
of
last year,
increase
an
quarter
of
property,
year;
Sept.
30,
gain
the
share,
Sept.
30,
on
income
on
sales
of
previous
after
1961
for
of
approxi¬
for
the
property
the
property,
quarter
ended
$1,860,000
were
year.
preferred
amounted
stock
to
dividends,
$0.53
gain
per
share
for
on
of
common
stock
outstanding as compared to $0.31
on
2,767,771
shares
outstanding for the preceding vear
adjusting for a 2% stock dividend paid in November
19601.earnings for the 1961 period include $0.16 per share
arising from
on
sales of property.
year's
period.—V.
There
194,
p.
were
no
such
gains in
the
comparable
1160.
for
The
&
Co.,
corporation
shares
Dec.
on
(par
10c)
1,
to
1961
be
filed
offered
Denver.
Proceeds
a
e
a
"Reg.
$3
Globus,
industry,
of
including
sales
of
for
$1
be
law
the
wall
working
capital., The
owned.
by
be
used
for
debt
repayment,
of
covering
Amos
4970. Jackson
expansion,
all
of
(but
in
floor
and
and
three
October
is
engaged
in
the
for
1961
to
which
before
sales
Aero
companies
by
of
exercise
the
the
present
Kogels,
After
warrants
stockholders
and
will
sale
the
the
were
or¬
stock
about
company's
outstanding stock for an- aggregate initial
$2,850 ; land an
a!g>r-irate book value as at Sept. 30,
674.27), and the public will .own about 15.5% for an
/
$100,000.
of
of
of
100 000
C.
publicly,
the repayment
BUSINESS—The
of
company
Delaware
selling
its
such
and
and
June
on
and
used
equipment
supplies
location
display
sales
Sudler
new
was
30,
incorporated
1955.
Its
'
194,
stock
p.
at
the
$73,000,000
to
$52,111,000
for
31
amounted
include
1961,
employment
41%
to
72
a
reached
cents
of
com¬
compared
as
for
the
2,/2%
Printing
Co. and
by Oct. 31,
26,300
earlier,
year
com¬
as
quarter.
shares
said.
Specialty
had
since
.
first
adjustment
Thornton
Eureka
$3,425,000
the
4,700,000
Thornton
told
2226.
p.
1961—Month—1960
1961—10 Mos.—1960
* $6,169,486
$5,732,530 $58,489,730 $52,794,298
fy;
5,213,773
5,057^624
$955,713
$674,906
438,596
expenses
114,174
operations—
income—
oper.
52,645,309
48.536,342
$5,844,421
$4,257,956
394,607
*1,'787(306
rail¬
194,
-
1948.
p.
-
Louisville &
v
k
*
-
Railway
Railway
of
Nashville RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—?1961—Month—1960
-
•'
r
'.1 ' '
•
"
'
-
$
'
1'
■
'*"
'
$
;
r
1961—10 Mos.—1960
**
■'
$
%
'•/
,
oper.
revenue..
21,576,023
19,237,975
187,307,086-188,774,096
oper.
expenses
: 15,849,881
15,765,769
145,933,886
154,794,857
3,472,206 -,41,373,200
33,979,239
1,591,783 •16,401,827
13,550,011
~
the" laws
business
of
at
and
919
and
resells
operating
Pickett
the
general
a
Road,
same,
City
administration
equipment display
an
GIVING
EFFECT
in
addition
service
and
of Fairfax,
Va.,
offices,„ parts
anci
TO
storage
PRESENT
(par
1614.
10
cents
500,000 shs.
..*
•
Net revenue from
ry.
—Vi
rail-
operations—5,726,142
way
Net
income
oper.-
194,
2119.
p.
Maine Central
2,415,771
,
V
v
RR.—Earnings—••
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway,
;
the
oper.
revenue.
1961—Month—1960
$1,804,753,
-
.
•
-
-•
>
*?
1961-^-10 Mos.—196C
$1,855,123
$19,164,883
$20,298,57
1,553,975
15,577,086
16,027,68
? $298,308
$301,148
$3,587,*797
122,591
,'122,953
1,190,238
.oper. .expenses
1.506,445
Is
.
ancl.^supplies
a
yard.
in
p.
from
income
oper.
194,
1,617,
York
units,
City, and associates, offered separately am
$200,000 of this firm's 7% subordinated con
vertible debentures due Dec.
,
of
$4,270,
-
2119.
Major Finance Corp.—Securities Offered—Pursuant t
Dec. 12, 1961 -.prospectus, Manhattan Eastern, Gorp
New
* '
Outstanding
300,000 shS.
way
.
selling
repair shop.
it maintains
rail-/
operations——
revenue
Net ry.
■--V.
to
FINANCING
Net
?
industrial
Authorised
—V.
stockholders
compared
totaled
year
figures
includes
than
194,
from
revenue
way
company
;
under
principal
and
other
establishment
Total
more
last
October,
report
Corp.
of
Both
in
oper.?
of loans, purchase of equip¬
construction
and
showroom,
or
facilities,
Service
period-
47%
of
preliminary
a
approximately
as
approximately
Oct.
on
ago.
paid
.* Deficit.—V.
buying
equipment and
renting
various
types
of
construction
and
earihmoving
equipment
on
hourly, weekly or monthly rates.
It also- purchases and recon¬
and
year
oper,. revenue.
Net
without
ment, and additional working capital.'
State
a
preliminary
Net
underwriting, 150,000 shares
stock at $2 per share." Net proceeds will
common
for
outstanding
cents
dividend
the
increase
in
year.
year/ ;
reported
on
told
were
31,
last
the
fiscal
%
$59,-»'
investment
share
per
sales
Oct.
new
period
for
Railway
the
investment
same
2,150,000
earnings
Industries
1961-62
.,
.
be used
the
earnings
the
Litton
Long Island RR.—Earnings-
:
of its
2,906,160
Thornton
that
ended
Railway
Krauser Equipment Co.r;Inc.—Common Offered—Pur¬
suant to a Nov. 24, 1961 offering
offered
for
meeting
which
Period End. Oct. 31—
options
84.5%
1961
B.
coating
and
ot .new; stock
restricted
own
Charles
annuc.l
stockholders—V.
;
owned
are
the
$3,816,832
/5>856,122
share
per
its
increase
an
promotion
other
49
The
who
shares),
39,657,942
$1,252,726
54,154
by
quarter
to
stock
a
of
stock
mon
and
quarter
Earnings
..
40%.
announced,
first
After-tax
pared
of
were
the
Chairman
the
reported
to
coatings and
a
cold glazed
the
of
Vitricon
35,451,600
558,661
37,081
year
company's
war¬
share,,
per
increase
for
Board
expenses.
of 545,000 shares., Shortly
15,000
Common
St., Denver,
report
which
transferred
"Vitricon,"
advertising
$36,704,326 $43,474,774
.3,886,890
,
$585,292
ops.
1961—10 Mos,—1960
$4,445,551
2119.
p.
last
over
The
primarily as a substitute for
sale will be used for product
Vitricon
194,
ry.
deficit—'*
oper.
ry.
Sales
of
previously existing
development, manu-
and
from
rev.
finder.
three
in
Inc.,
four-year
at
will
the
of
material, used
from the stock
for
$5,000
exercisable
engaged
are
and
underlying
Delaware
application
the
by
shares
as
stock
diversification,
CAPITALIZATION
to
3,537,373
.
a
A"
through
expenses
Net
thereafter, Vitricon Manufacturing
distributed to the company, as a dividend, all of the
outstanding stock
of the third subsidiary, Vitricon, Inc.
.
The company has outstanding the 545,Q00 shares .of common
stock,
At
at
oper.
Net
George Kogel, President, and
David
Kogel,
originally paid $850 in the aggregate for the
outstanding stock of Vitr,icon Manufacturing, Ine., and $2,000 in the
aggregate for Vitricon Surfacing, Inc.* They transferred to the com¬
pany
such outstanding stock of said companies in exchange
for an
parts
corpora e purposes.
Keeko
proceeds
increase
and
ditions
Keeko, Inc.—Files With SEC—
common
building
basis
$40,
under
capital
,
and
were
Secretary-Treasurer,
share
prior
$4,122,665
$1,155,000
were
increase
an
sales—of
on
ended
(after
The
the
$1
circular, the
taxes
for
common
ended
$33,709,000
were
1960.
exclusive
per
quarter
2,854,650
$465,000
were
1961,
Earnings
income
on
There
ended
compared
the
of
1961,
,
taxes
$944,000
22%.
30,
26%.
after
exclusive
compared
quarter
ended
revenue,.
filed
Y.,
shares
bonding materials recently introduced by the subsidiaries,
for
quarter ended Sept. 30,
$26,754,000 for the same period
to
Earnings
mately
quarter
operl
Railway
sales,
per" share.
at
shares
5,000
N.
sale
commission
services
City,
100,000
^
sales
compared
as
manufac¬
highest for any first quarter in the company's,
history."
Net
; ,
apparel
and
'
1961—Month—1960
Railway
Litton Industries—-Sales Net Up—
Island
covering
none
for
purchase
for
Long
public
40,000
organized
hold
and
to
aggregate
Chester
to
Seigel,
surfacing
net
calculated
balance
operations
advertising
capital.
RR.—Earnings—-
Period End. Oct. 31—
Angeles,
is
engaged
in -the
supplies
and
ocutr
products
SEC
or
share
per
includes
was
the
for
all
an
licensing and
wall
the
underwriter
&
which
sale,
development
and
cents
also
the
and
companies
on
St.,
Second
with
offered
be
warrants
ganized
Net revenue from rail¬
way
working
Los
laboratory
26-32
made
10
a
to
acquire
tile.
1961—10 Mos.—1960
be
company
facture,
.
of
to
Grumet
concrete
Kansas, Oklahoma
repayment,
and
Blvd.,
Lehigh Valley
A" covering 72,500
without underwriting.V
$4,
—V.
statement
stock,
sold
Brand,
finis
Period End. Oct. 31—
at
others.
by
statement
rants
The
Net
debt
.
"Reg.
a
offered
inventories
chemicals,
company,
receive
The
$3,484,276 $34,864,280
2,200,129
exps.
for
Exposition
of
registration
a
common
848.
p.
be
Kogel, Inc.—Common Registered—
This
quarter
offering
Period End. Oct. 31—
2611
distribution
$1,901,000
are
used
filed
1961
27,
to
first
a
similar
increasing and
the fourth
the
in
Nov.
50c)
(par
to be
are
manufactured
from
in
The
common
remaining
shares of Kaiser-Aluminum
third quarter
have
improve through
ended
$8,087,000
July.
in
for the
months
of
Company's
substantially above the $1,310,000 recorded
was
of
period
gains
nonrecurring
Kaiser
J.
profit
lower
was
month
the
of
Henry
stock
Motors,
1961
and
nonrecurring
Hawaiian
common
of
to
$4,656,000
tire sale of 125,000
Corp.
months
ago,
the
from
Willys
Although
month
effect
Development
of
year
Chemical
nine
disposition
$3,431,000 resulted
&
the
giving
respectively,
Kern Chemical Corp.—Files With SEC—
its
common
stock.
The
15, 1971 and 100,000 shave
850
units
(consisting of on
•
Volume
194
Number
6117
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2661)
Exercise
$100 debenture and 50
common shares) were priced at
$300 each; 1,150 debentures at $100 each, and the 57,500
W.
shares at $4 per share.
BUSINESS—The
State
of
Delaware
March
on
Labor
for
State
Thayer
subsidiary,
The
Major
otner
Finance
company
evidences
it
its
to
carried
its
at
the
office—.;
company
May
on
at
outset
incorporated
19ol.
is
The
located,
branch
a
and
at
Eastern Ave.,
7833
Mr.
the
in
oxfice,
(2>
Major Finance Corp. of Mt. Ranier, a Maryland corporation,
organized May 18, 1953. The business of this subsidiary is conducted
at 3245 Rhode Island Ave., Mt. Ranier, Md.; it commenced operations
from the same address on July 1, 1953.
July
field
business
of
the
the Marjuand
company
engaged in the Consumer
to individual borrowers are
are
part
consolidated
tracts
were
June,
with
Ranier,
Mt.
those
of
Silver
the
office;
Md.
these
of
TO
PRESENT
Short-term
borrowings—^—
Long-term
addition,
back
deb.
rata
4%
sub.
deb.,
due
March
1,
basis
Dec.
sub.
deb.,
due March
1,
1967—
Class
stock
stock
B
—V.
offering
of
amount
severally
50,000
99,500
by
Co.;
74,000
directors
and
of
the
one-half
of
their
(par
9,250 shs.
par)
the
of
names
of
and
several
the
company
Eastern
Hodgdon
are
22,500
$95,000.00
Corp.—
and
ment,
they
EFFECT
TO
Rosenthal
&
—V.
p.
for
other
will
be
that
the
creative
a
of
the
printing
annual
York
City,
and
brochures-
$20,000.00
first
200
100
the
and
half
of
specializes
which
in
1961
matter.
GIVING
EFFECT
five-year
of
91
South
statement
Seventh
with
the
Minneapolis,
St.,
SEC
Dec.
on
Minn.,
supplied
Business
agreed
President,
shares
stock
(directly
of
such
will
dividend)',
loans
of
to
—V.
concerns.
&
194,
Server—
giving
L.
effect
to
Gluek,
"management
Joseph
Vice-
lished
officials
in
Jamaica,
N.
Y.,
has
institutions
and
hotels,
Server"
for
to
a
30%
a
the
Mr.
is
and
housewife,
corporation,
producing
for
"Hot
new
a
restaurants,
'n
Cold
a.
Food
for
Server"
the
The
next
hours.
has
water,
or
ments
for
the
will
holding
server
the
need
as
looking
the living
or
set
is
the
We
vogue.
and
decade
believe
or
previous,
the
that
places
eating
so
"Hot
'n
created
by the transparent
special shoulders. Cold, or
into
for
is
and
contaminating
or
on
is
of
to
awaiting
the
institution
of
number
a
made
the
food.
serving
terrace
or
calling for
hours.
material
Meals
at
patio,
The
which
the
or
in
cover
is
&
server
patented,
the
of
also
New
have
common
—
payment
The
and
net
of
stock
net
The
commissions
estimated
proceeds
according
to
will
and
be
used
194,
p.
per
proceeds
and
the
used
of
and
following
to
1962,
ended
of
State
Aug.
31,
1961,
is
more
This
earned
share
its
flat
or
expenses
the
with
3,
at
the
it
for
the
or
and
rolls.
As
polymer,
expects
to
contracts
no
the
of
Board
Directors-
Offered—Pursuant to
company
Dean
move
with
its
is
of
involves
process
granular
pressure.
or
molecules
plant
for
im¬
additional
of
St.,
Brooklyn,
New
York.
34 Ave.
In
larger
to
quarters
kt
A,
suppliers,
the
giant
form,
The
case
through
resulting
with
all
molecule,
identical
will
"...
be
-
$245,000.
die
a
film
plastic
made
chemical
the
forcing
it
enjoys
relations
good
is
of
resin, which is supplied
the desired shape, under
then
cooled
products,
and
taken
polyethylene
up
film
is
in
•
to
of
be
the
for
used
"
purchase
polyethylene
material
for
150,000
to
shares
previous loan of
and
and
together
purchase
the
of
company
$10,000 to Plaswax.
S.
Spencer
Grean
23%
own
additional
are
its
of
stock).
out¬
They
are
of
Heritage Equity, one of the underwriters,
outstading stock..
•.:
r
outstanding 300,000 shares of common stock, of
has
Scientific
J.
50%
own
Marsel
is
each.
John
President.
(including
the
If
Happel
all
the
is
Board
shares
underwriters)
will
are
have
Oct.
31
book
value
of
14
cents
the book
share
per
value
of
stock
will
and
purchased
•
■/
made
was
Dec.
on
stock
common
at
13
of
1802
New
company
Jersey
Corlies
was
incorporated
4,
1951.
Neptune,
It maintains
The
company
designs and
manufactures
mechanical equipment intended primarily for
tronic
test
for
equipment
ended
year
the
and
June
approximately
30,
70%
manufacture
year
of
and
aircraft
that
aircraft
1961,
sales,
sale
of
parts
attributable
the
80%
of
electronic
test
laws
the
of
sales
and
test
electro¬
kits,
being
valve
seats
other
derived
directly
from
gross
the
derived
for
miscellaneous
derived
company's
elec¬
In
accounted
30%
was
plant
use,
equipment.
and
was
and
equipment
remaining
radar
propeller testers
about
directly
the
its offices
meteorological
and
meteorological
and its agencies, and 20%
Approximately 90% of the
customers.
under
N. J.
May
on
Ave.,
air¬
prod¬
from
the
non-military
revenues
are
indirectly to government programs, military and
or
civilian.
''/•••';/;';
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
mortgage
note,
due
Dec.
Common
—V.
stock
194,
p.
(par
Outstanding
$100,000
first
$92,500
30,
cents1,200,000shs.
25
-
FINANCING
Authorized
558,335 shs.
957.
\
lVIonongahela Ry.- -Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
1961—Month- 1960
1961—10 Mos.—1960
Railway
oper,
revenue-
$460,020
$303,451
$4,956,959
$5,538,923
Railway
oper.
expenses
263,422
282,487
2,658,914
2,770,479
$196,598
$20,964
$2,298,045
$2,768,444
50,645
*60,846
1,010,232
1,808,748
Net revenue from rail¬
operations
way
Net
ry.
oper.
income-
♦Deficit.—V.
194,
2119.
p.
.
"
-
.
are
business
Dun
&
Investors
Service—Proposed
Consolidation—
Bradstreet, Inc., this issue.
made
requires
form
its
that
it
customers.
make
The
quick
bulk
deliveries
of
the
after
company's
it
has
output
received
is
Nevada
Power
Co.—Bonds
,
Sold
Privately—Dec. 11,
1961, it was reported that this company had sold pri¬
vately through White, Weld & Co., New York City,
$2,000,000 of its first mortgage bonds 5% series, due 1991.
—V. 194, p. 11.
-V
New
Orleans &
Northeastern RR.— Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
'
by direct solicitation of the company's personnel to
converters, who in turn process, print and make bags or
wraps for
a wide variety of goods,
such as candy, textiles, food and
fruit products; quilted and embossed domestic
products, such as table'cloths; and industrial materials such as drum liners. The nature of its
orders
Moody's
See
a
of countless identical smaller
structure, all linked chemically to one
up
independent
and
following purposes
sale
gusseted
extrusion
pellet
heat
deducting
underwriter
at
engines,
organized under the laws of the State
Its offices and manufacturing facilities
640
a
for the purchase of additional equipment, re¬
of debt and working capital. The issue was
In
was
1953.
located
*
materials
have
its
stockholders
share
ucts.
them.
Sales
company
allocated
priorities;
of
a
Sicentific
of
and
the
craft
of polymer films in mill thicknesses,
the company has
inception been engaged in the manufacturing of extruded
plastic film, which is produced in its plant in the form
has
company
2119.
share.
after
capital
and
correspondent dilution jn
investors.
from
tubing and various types of sheeting, all in varying
gauges and widths.
The only raw material used, namely, polyethylene
resin, is purchased direct from major chemical companies. Though the
Offered—Pursu¬
company
a
Mr, Vogel said,
those planned and
and
our
the
other
to
in. pilot
extruder
since
150,000 shares of this
the
in
per
6%
another.
$2
at
increase
our
music, records and
earning
capacity is
011
of
pace
confidence,
by
plastics
be
N. J.
An
restaurant,
Dec.
on
been
Bayonne,
is
Co.—Common
expenses
be
the
York
since
January,
kept
buffet
Nov. 30, 1961 offering circular, Amos C. Sudler
underwriting
estab¬
370.
p.
BUSINESS—The company
in
Engineering
PROCEEDS
had
company
moving expenses, purchase
equipment, and working capital.
are
informal
194,
the
to
oversubscribed.
polyethylene
Co., Denver, offered publicly,
firm's
the
provement,
feeding.
mass
—V.
will
proceeds
odorless,
thus
months.
The
a
5,000
1961 offering circular, S. Schramm & Co., Inc.,
St., New York City, offered publicly, 50,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $4 per share. Net
dome cover of
heat, whatever
paid currently for stainless steel units for similar use.—V.
to
Inc.
Dec. 8,
80 Pine
cold foods.
attractive,
room,
other
Mayfield
7,500
a
Mastercraft is of crystal-clear plexiglas
keep food fresh and sanitary for many
that
may
be filled with hot
ice for many hours, with several compart¬
or
16
of
Charles
present
government
this
of
with
said
and
gra..es
from
said
variety
Of the net proceeds from
the
purchase of facilities
Vice-President,
options
95%
and
payment
Inc.
basis.
demonstration
a
"
1961
management otlicials of
Plaswax
and,
as
of the stock of Plaswax.
Scientific Ventures
company
(and
about
company
10,000
Inc.___
Co.,
company,"
the
that
May,
granted
by Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Chicago and Spear, Leeds &
Kellogg, New
York City. Of the total, 125,000 shares were sold for
the company and 25,000 for certain stockholders. Net
proceeds from the 125,000 shares will be used by the
Securities,
year
Micron Plastics Corp.—Common
available in two, three and
four
unit compartments,
at suggested retail prices from $22 to $36
in crystal clear material and from $26 to $40 in color
plexiglas. These
prices, Mr. Monaco noted', compare with several hundreds of dollars
ant
confident
in
varying
are
are
1970
the
Cold
by
retained
non
and
Mastercraft's
In
to
is
guard
and
fresh
hospital
is
germ
bacteria-free
housewives
saw
compartment
retain
effect
be,
may
made
the hot
which
a
we
rotisserie.
the
bottom
vacuum-seal
acts
all
designed
a
that
that
pictures
encouraging
us
88%
officials
stock
public
$6
after
going to provide the big news in the food serving field
years or so, if not longer."
is
and
It
sound
finished
of
the
of
fering of 200,000 shares of this firm's
in
fifties,
electric
"Vue-Server"
materials
A
10
quality
and
make
be
Monmouth Electric Co., Inc.—Common Offered—An of¬
severally
spending two days at the studio previewing some of our impor¬
forthcoming productions—has just voted to increase the com¬
pany's quarterly dividend from 40 cents to 50 cents per share, which
is at the rate of $2 per share annually. This is the second increase
was
is
will
the
the
Food
exceptional
activities
which
working
agreed to cancel
a
company
result
by
result of several years of research and development,
revolution of the so-called roaring sixties," said
"In
cooker
and
Plaswax
fiscal
of
share
per
to
$42,500 in cash for 68.9% of the outstanding stock and
public
investors $420,000 for 31.1%.
Sale of the new stock at $3 per share
1960.
condition
Acker-
paid
10,000
&
$12,677,000 or $5.02 per share.
over
the $9,595,000 or $3.83 per
over-all
also
are
own
sold,
Co.,
&
of
increase
healthy
"As
appliance
Monaco.
pressure
Covato
Sessler
F.
fiscal
the
in
to
production
about
own
Chairman
tant
the
server,
food
in
management officials
262,500 shs.
have
Davis & Co.,
G.
reported
high
record
profit
production,
TV
located
keep food fresh and sanitary, and at the right temperature,
all-out for
go
in
"the
in
his
net
fiscal
"The
many hours.
"Our
is
designed
the
15-year
a
President,
cents
law
available
which
ingredients
as
Delaware, also subscribed
Colton,
which
Outstanding
below
Foundation
Vogel,
R.
earning
New Food
—
added
BUSINESS—The
a
than
Corp.
that
announced
Fred
1161.
p.
be
and
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.—Record High—
has
V
President,
Monaco,
M.
used
"blends,"
also
Shares
15,000
Co.—
be
may
materials
materials
Stone,
options
Delaware
polymers
Such
share.
share.
per
under
10
at
three-year
S3
polyethylene
called
company
of
standing
FINANCING
Inc.
Associates,
organized
by-product
and
management
corporate
company
shares.
Mastercraft Medical & Industrial
the
group,
Robert
has
Lenchner,
32,500
Martin
underwriters
at
by
filed
140 000
491,612
named
company
the
to
J
per
Corp., which will receive a
statement
also
includes
(1)
The
underlying
exercisable
basis
none
$3
general
for $40,000
the
for
;—___
20,000
Moran
for
of
therein.
Inc.
for
such
The
Arthur
and
202,500
forth
the
sold
or
at
corporate
purposes.
Plaswax
Corp., of New York,
to
150,000
shares
of
the
company
for $1,500
and
also
to the company the process for the production of
polythylene
products from by-product polymers.
Most of the management officials
Street,
Shares
Robert A.
other
or
general
for
(after
which
(14.8'; ),
capital
stock
set
as
during
Foster
sales
1,000,000 shs.
underwriters
and
Harry Odzer Co
the
under
provides
purchase,
all
Equity
N
covering
assigned
$35,000
—
cents)
Small
non-diversified
their
concerns.
stock
common
shares
it
used
be
the
to
ditions
is
company
registered
closed-end
purchasing
business
indirectly)
or
a
As
sale
small
also
long-term
making
stock
in
45,000
owns
group
as
by
the
under
company
is
company.
1960,
January
and
1940
of
by
the
303,000
1958
concerns
invested
five-for-one
recent
a
and
from
and
outstanding
as
business
securities
proceeds
purposes
Act
in
investment
of
investment
small
law
business
Act
Company
management
selected
equity
Minnesota
Investment
10
(par
an
Park,
12
sale
subscribed
depart¬
Varick
170
will
materials
and
agreed to sell to them,
severally, at $5 per share the respective number of shares of com¬
mon
stock indicated below.
The underwriting agreement provides that
the several obligations of the underwriters are subject to certain con¬
amendment.
small
a
Investment
Net
by
under
as
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
filed
1
covering 250.000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through officers,
directors and employees of the company. The public offering
price is
licensed
payable—equipment
Common
Dec.
uses
of
com¬
$200,000
debentures.--
Palisades
on
including coating for milk cartons.
stock
sale,
$90,000 will be used
for
equipment for the production of polyethylene material and
$40,000
lor
research
(1)
into
the
possible
application
of
its
process
for
polyethylene production to other thermoplastic
polymers, (2) for the
development of its process for gas plating
graphite with refractory
metals and (3) for the development of new and
improved processes
lor the production and
purification of scmi-conduclor materials.
The
additional
of
Authorized
company,
the
research
PRESENT
TO
on
Heritage
produce
products
SEC
commission.
was
production,
form
of
$1,477,044.
were
CAPITALIZATION
Notes
be
since
company's
The
made
be
from
Blvd.,
the
to be offered for public
and
50
Marquette Capital Co.—Common Registered—
Organized
to
reproduction of colored advertising
of sales catalogues,
folders, booklets,
printed
to
Bergen
with
shares
company
plant
proceeds will be
business which is
for publicly-ownect
at
to
10,000
-
Corp.—-Common Registered—
420
and
underwriters,
properties
the
preparation
similar
located
is
be
share
shares
(2)
the
'
'
Mos —I960
$1,168,979 $11,526,568 $11,909,336
312,864
2,383,154
3,235,050
241,093
of
Inc.
; .T961—10
$4,826,168 $46,992,546 $48,586,923
3,657,189
35,*65,978
36,677,587
$1,096,486
ops.
labricating industries.
the
reports
RR.—-Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
stock,
will
per
piimarily
an
200,000 shs.
purchase
of
289,334
Systems
common
Co.,
The
BUS1NESS—Meehan-Tooker,
6%
registration
&
The
5,000
company's
849.
to
to
Outstanding
and
$910,657
191,982
;
the
first
art
Part
purposes.
part
and
for
used
of
corporate
preparing
500
Co.____
1946,
to
material,
10,000
of
10,000
Offered—Public
the
$717,008
39,416
31,133
statement
offering
and
FINANCING
5,000
sale,
the
$112,816
$112,679
,
corporation
cents
corporations.
10,000
Kimme
&
in
devoted
Units
from
ry.
2119.
p.
registration
36
and
shares.
Inc.—Common
$3,143,981
2,238,324
income
oper.
194,
man
sole
agreed to contribute
shares on a pro
PRESENT
2,182,937
2119.
from
rev.
ry.
The
From
received
999,990 shs.
establishment
expanding
Now
Rodetsky. Walker & Co., Inc._
Sirota, Taylor & Co., Inc.
Sprayregen, Haft & Co.
a
employee
$2,899,945
3,355,286
shares
a
subject to the liabilities
an
from ry. ops.
income
p.
Molecular
approximately $23,878.42
shares of the company's
'
proceeds
Ry.—Earnings1961—10 Mos.—1960
204,281
expenses
a
outstanding
cents)
Co.,
163,070 shs.
221,128
,
oper.
Corp.
to
15,000
Strauss
This
were
operated as a
Service,
company
..
devoted
follows:
as
Debentures
Co
the
and
debentures
and
formation
the
'
Outstanding
Southern
$4,451,772
a
equipment,
(10%)
FINANCING
$317,097
oper.
This
the
Colorado
but
expenses
rev.
Net
100,000 common shares of this commercial
lithographer, at $5 a share, was made Dec.
group of underwriters headed by Harry Odzer
Robert A. Martin Associates, Inc., New York
a
another
$333,807
revenue.
—V.
of
and
pany's
9,250 shs.
underwriters
stock
common
agreed to purchase from
Manhattan
194,
The
to
Oklahoma.
of
outstanding 50,000
now
GIVING
10
PROCEEDS—Net
197,593 shs.
625,000 shs.
(no
units
9,245 shs.
9,500 shs.
Shares
Simon,
of
of
subject
oper.
194,
Net
Behringer
dissolved in July
Electrical
assets
shareholders
are
&
oper.
in
D.
offset color
14
Vir¬
500 000 shs
Railway
Belco
as
revenue_
balance
125,000
$2)—.-.
stock
UNDERWRITERS-—The
&
Inc.
Mayfield
Belco
net worth
a
officers,
Meehan-Tooker
200,010
and
in
are
West
percent
PRESENT
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Oct. 31—
stock.
common
options
194, p. 1721. v:
V45,000
$10)
(par
(par
common
respective
stock
TO
(10c par)—
Railway
City.
pref.
Common
F.
Authorized
stock:
cum.
have
.
Belco,
in
$1,035,000
$200,000
1971
15,
of
consideration
there
and
125,000
1967
6%
6',i
due
April 1, 1962
1, 1963
successor
known
business
separate
1,
1961, Mr.
trade
name,
the
CAPITALIZATION
200,000
due Nov.
due
operations
June
the
50.000
conv.
deb.
sub. deb.,
the
was
This
a
company
45,000
sub.
sub.
6L
1956.
as
other
all
the
to
EFFECT
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
proprietorship
Electrical Service,
Outstanding
—
67
sole
a
Belco
turn
in
1961, he assigned all of the
sequently,
debt:
77;
to
using
company in
cents par value
In
FINANCING
Authorized
Capital
1,
Common
EFFECT
mc.
conducted
the
Stock
GIVING
was
aggregate of 26,000 shares of the company s 10 cents par value common
stock
in
consideration of cash ana assets valued at $13,000.
Sub¬
1961.
CAPITALIZATION
V.
and
overall
1961
15%
ten
1615.
p.
oper.
ry.
—V.
contracting business
Mayfield,
the com¬
a
co-partnership
Mayfield and Mr.
01
Mr.
Belco Electrical Service for
to
con¬
Spring subsidiary
30,
June
on
Spring, Md. subsidiary also engages in the
sales contracts on
housenold tun.iture, rehousehold appliances and such other items as the man¬
agement deems acceptable; the company does not ordinarily finance
automobiles, but occasionally purchases, in bulk from other finance
companies, installment
contracts
created
by
such
other companies
and secured by automobiles. Prior to 1961, the company also purchased
its
belco,
business
not
were
proprietorship
company's Silver
or
conditional
in
Luther
Mr.
Net
Net
area;
acquired all of the assets
Colorado
operations of Belco, Inc.
the
the
of
April
uphclstering,
contracts
work
including
operations without any
present time, the. bulk
construction
management
by
which
in
offices
of
operations
Industrial Finance Act.
sales
the
stock
194,
Railway
Railway
the
operations,
to
his
liabilities
purcnase
conditional
acquired
Service,
resigned
10
The
had
1959
for
than
more
located
to
■
GIVING
Minneapolis, Northfield
partnership was
of
1959
and
succeeded
by the corporation, Belco, Inc.
From July,
1959 until April 30, 1961, Mr. Mayfield was Vice-President and General
Manager of Colorado operations of Belco, Inc., at which time he
is conducted through its four subsidi¬
Finance Business; loans of
$300;00 or less
made pursuant to the laws
of the State of Maryland, $600.00 or less pursuant to the laws of the
Commonwealth of Virginia,
and loans of $1,500 or less pursuant to
which
and
owned
had been partners since
(4) Major Finance Corp. of Arlington, a Virginia corporation, organ¬
ized
Oct.- 5,
1960,
commenced
operations on Nov. 8,
1960 and
is
located at 3010 Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va.
The
originally
Colorado
of
Electrical
(3)
Major Finance Corp.
of Alexandria,
a
Virginia corporation,
organized June 20, 1955, commenced operations on Aug. 5, 1955 and
is located at 108 North Washington St., Alexandria, Va.
aries
its
of
customers
its
sales.
Period End. Oct. 31
assets of Belco Electrical Service on
April 30, 1961 from Belco, Inc., an Oklahoma corporation, of which
Ma Mayfield had been
Vice-President and General Manager in charge
Silver Spring, Md.
accounting
for
are
of
.
to limit
of electrical
engineering
—V.
general powers; however, it
the activities of the company
management
to
Mayfield
customer
accounts
whom
Massachusetts
Authorized
Com men
Springs,
broad
with
pany's President and Director. This business
operated by Mr. Mayfield under the name,
of the subsidiary and the promissory note of the subsidiary in
an
amount equal to the difference
between the sale price and the
price of the capital stock. The business of this subsidiary is conducted
was
one
customer
one
of
balance
\
the
company
company.
created
of
the
restrictions as to geographical area.
At the
of tne company's business is located in the Colorado
The company is the successor to an electrical
which
for
except
no
company's
CAPITALIZATION
South Tejon street,
premises
which
are
612
at
laws
of
Colorado
Street,
stock
Corp.
the
under
operations
Costilla
west
research, design,
Finance
and
11 /V,
the
64,400
.
of Silver Spring, a Maryland corporation,
organized Oct. 30, 1955. This subsidiary began operations Oct. 31,
1955, at which time the parent company (Major Finance Corp., a
Delaware corporation) sold and transferred to it all of its loan accounts
and other evidences of indebtedness in exchange for all of the capital
Major
(1)
xor
of
84,000
•
was
29,
330
the
by
was
of
ginia
16,500
most
from
area,
24,600
;
:
contracts
leased
intent
30,000
24,000
■
on
company
?irevrly to approximately 50 customers,
til
^r,°P°I;tan area- The
located in the middle Atlantic
$1,500
—
presently
the
330
convraci-s..-
principal office
Springs,
Colo:,
is
warehouse,
;
Colorado
of Silver Spring, a Maryland corporation.
The
the capital stock of the following subsidiaries:
Corp.
all"of
owns
due
indebtedness
of
and
—
.
construction
Colorado
be
where
,
and
office
■„
construction
of
will
Until Oct. 31, 1955 the company operated a small loan office in Silver
Spring, Md
first at 7835 Eastern Aye. and later at 7833 Eastern Ave.
On Oct.
31, 1955 the company soia and trau.vi.ei red all oi its loan
accounts
purchase
officers
for
BUSINESS—The
14, 1952.
Its principal
Bldg., Silver Spring, Md.
April
of
Material
under the
organized
was
to
Street
equipment
engineering
Salarits
laws of the
10.
1952, and commenced
operations
office is located at 912 Thayer Ave.,
corporation
option
and
Retire' long-term oebt
Establish
traffic
Net proceeds, estimated
at $505,000, will be used by the company for the devel¬
opment of additional instalment loan business.
common
of
Costilla
Tools
9
sold
1961—Month—1960
1961—10 Mos.—1960
Railway
oper.
revenue-
$843,996
$902,108
$8,494,664
$8,451,132
Railway
oper.
expenses
776,957
788,784
7,614,633
7,687,988
$67,039
$113,384
$880,031
$763,144
55,623
91,617
488,452
353,515
Net revenue from rail¬
operations—
way
Net
_V.
ry.
oper.
194,
p.
income
2120.
10
$
$
56,342,546
503,496,754
569,464.846
46,931,253
435,092,605
479,443,536
operations.-—
12,811,227
9,411,293
68,404,149
90,021,310
income—-
6,130,712
1,672,702
*7,332,114
11,559,048
$
Railway
oper.
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net
ry.
*
oper.
Deficit.—V.
194, p.
BUSINESS—The
commenced
St. Louis RR.—Earnings-
New York, Chicago &
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Oct. 31—
-
v
^
,
'I
"
Railway
Railway
expenses
oper.
offices
1961—10 Mos.—1960
,'' r,',
$
of
ing
'
telephone
operations exclusively
At
the -present
-
ry.
—V.
3,342,752
194,
4,478,537
26,866,656
36,456,411
10,120,128
12,872,800
Certificates
The
.New York
:/'■■'
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
Net
ry.
•
$357,019
149,439
revenueexpenses
$300,648
154,104
.
$3,239,403
1,569,430
$2,698,179
$146,544
$1,669,973
566
390,270
Deficit.—'V,
194,
Period End. Oct..31—
the
in
Florida
Counties
approximately
serves
9,500
'/ /r
subscribers
Railway
Railway
.revenue-
11,316,732
10,853,940
104,656,968
111,885,565
oper.
expenses
10,185,590
9,968,134
102,137,264
101,036,988
Net revenue from rail¬
ry.
—V.
1,131,142
885,806
2,519,704
822,374
1,595,448
18,253,339
14,131,404
194,
./':•/•.
;
York,
Susquehanna
/Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
/ '"
-
revenue-
$350,524
oper.
expenses
243,752
279,748
2,590,901
and
Net
ry.
*
Deficit.—V.
194,
$90,123
$426,251
$543,704
owns
10,986
*283,769
corporation
statement
♦214,033
stock,
common
offering
will
headed
hy
includes
to
the
1060
be
on
10,000
to
be
.10,000
sold
and
Dec.
the
to
filed
sale
at
basis
$8. per
shares
for
two-year
at
$5
warrants
underwriter
at
to
share,
per
10
just
of
cents
The
v
•■j N>-w
The
share,
shares
(formerly Nigeria
company
law
Jersey
in
July,
Capital Corp.)
1961.
organized
was
of
Illinois,
The
under
production
in
Nigeria.
sale,
vats,
architectural
of
be
stills,
trucks
fees,
organizational
for
used
accessories
motor
and
including
installation
costs,
and advances, and
expenses
the
first
for
balance
gas
has outstanding 105,000 shares of common stock, of
Ayo Rosiji, Board Chairman, and Amerigo D'Agostino, President,
each
(purchased fcr an aggregate of $7,340), and. manage¬
officials
public
at
from
as
$5
dilution
of
a
share
share
$2.97
public
investors.
254.47
(51.22% )
offering;
for
an
stockholders
Present
as
the
and
share
per
public
aggrgeate
will
have
to
have
equity
of
compared
will
investment
an
equity
an
the
also
reDorted
million
$10
5%
Owned.
share
per
for
share in
per
$203,095.53
In
wide
a
Ltd.,
Canada
of
range
producer
tjie
industrial
processing,
fiscal
10%
jump
pointed
and
ern
California.
family,
of
member
A.
by
Canadian
Nopco.
Aniline,
of Lthe .firm's
Canadian
•
acquired
were
President
Batley,
Ainiline
who
Mr.
will
board
of
30c
oper.
Railway
Net
(48.78% )
share
a
normal
$1,075
rate
out
about
as
Pounder
in
limited
will
subsidiary.
Canada,
•' V
paid
were
$1.20
a
annual
.'/-V
•
'
•
of
ops.
4,096,600
2,949,107
194,
ry.
2228.
p.
than -either
.could
company
•p. -808.
have
offered
revenue-
oper.
Net
becomes
•
'
ry.
■'/.;/
Deficit.—V.
194,
22,813,683
8,197 857
: ./y/y
/
I
I Northwestern Steel &
Railway
...
oper.
'Railway
oper.
$891,196
$8,064,948
$7,835,949
780,298
698,105
expenses
New York
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$864,149
6,903,780
financing
*3,003
6,895,796
of
the
operations
way
ry.
$193,09.1
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
194,
$83,851
95,739
p.
&
Railway
Railway
.Net
$1,161,168
*51,939
The
$940,153
273,292
mill
•
•«
Net
—V.
oper.
expenses
ry.
from
oper.
194, p.
ry.
Nov.
20,
: $3,798,284
204,973,467
12,615,878
,11,616,083.116,100,158
121,935,206
8,420,191
84,289,233
51,800,124
6,292,106
83,038,261
common
359,077
Wire
55,404,128
'
'The
ings
company
were
,Net
$3.38
sales
by
fiscal
reported
a
per share. - •
division
approximately 62%
.
sales
figure
<".••••
in
of
.
$1,262,333,263.
Research received
—V.
by
194,
increases
p.
in
the
638.
by
Blyth
& -Co/,
staff
of
Earn¬
Inc.,
'
is
to
be
completed
-
'■*"
and
$180,250,168;
Offered
share.
business
in
the
—
Pursuant
to
developed
by
East
State
of
40th
the
St.,
State
New
N.
of
Y.,
was
was
development,' and;'also - to
manufacture
the company.
It is further intended to provide
and
'
EFFECT
research
■*
-
the
>
report
facilities.
Co.,
Common
•
stock
(10c
Co._
&
PRESENT
and
heating,
refrigera¬
'
under
firm
/
/
$59.75
one
or
share.
per
more
Under
underwriters'
•
,
for
to
delivery when issued and
prior sale and to the right
.
without
notice.
reallowance
'Concession
therefrom
to
products
Co.,
Co.J_
I.
.
405,000 shs.
•
*
1,500
&
&
&
&
Co.
&
,
/
2,00C
&
Co."
&
Co— 17,Q0(
/__
6,00C
Co.____
.
1.50C
Webber, Jackson
1 '
/.
_i6,00C
Pflueger & Baerwald
___!
1.00C
Pip°r, Jaffray &
Hopwood
1,50(
&
Curtis
Daniel
Reeves
&
Co
1,50(
Refsnes. Ely, Beck & Co.__
1,50(
Reinholdt
Gardner_____
6,000
1,50(
Reynolds
Co.,
6,00(
16,000
6,000
&
Co.
2,000
Corp.___
17,000
Co.
1,500
Boston
H.
Co.
Inc.__
Friedman
Co.
&
&
________
Talbot
6,000
2,000
16,000
6,000
2,000
Co.,
B.
Noyes
&
Co.___
Hilliard & Son
Hogle
&
&
Co., Inc.__
Co
Collins
&
Weeks
F.'Hutton '&
Kalman
&
&
Inc..
Stern,
194, p.
6,000
2120,
&
&
2,0C
Corp.
_______
Youngberg_
N.
Co., Inc.__
Co.j Inc.
White & Co!
9,0(
&
W^ld
&
R.
Co.
Williston &
Wilson, Johnson
Higgins
York
2,0(
6,0(
&
..Weedqn
C.
16,OC
2,0C
6,0(
Co.
Wulff, Hansen
4,000
9,00
Webster
Inc.
J.
Williams &
&
Walston
White,
Stern r
4,00
&
Henry F. Swift & Co.____
Wagenseller & Durst,
1,500
Langley & Co.___'___
Lawson, Levy,
16,01
4,0C
Securities
Inc./z J 6,"000
16,000
Meyer
Meyerson & Co.
Co.
Bell
4,00
Stewart, Eubanks,
Inc
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
6.00(
9,00(
1,0C
Frank,
Fox
2,000
Co.,
______
Co.
Stone
6,000
1,50(
Co.____
&
Stephenson, Leydecker &
Sutro
4,000
Agnew
Co
Spencer Trask & Co._
William R. Staats & Co.__
6,000
1,000
Fay,
Inc
&
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc.
1,500
4,000
&
Schwabacher & 'Co.
Stone
6,000
&
Mosle
Shuman,
6,000
1,000
Henderson____
Ripley &
Hornblower &
—V.
//
Paine,
Rotan,
Co
Co.
Richards
C.
1,500
S. Moseley &
Newhard, Cook
16,000
Hooker
•
2,0QC
.
6.00C
F.
"
4.00C
16,00C
Co
&..
Templeton
Morgan & Co.
Morgan, /Stanley
1,500
Pont
California
Holt &
•
1,500
;Smlth Inc_I/_
Milwaukee
Mitchum, Jones
1,500
MacCormack
Hemphill,
■•'E.
1,000
6,000
6,000
.
The
,
Dillon, Union
First
A.
Co.______
Pierce,/;///•;/, //.j
Lynch,
•Fenner
4,000
Tnc.
J.
&
Brothers
Merrill
6,000
;
Co.
du
Harriman
.
Mason
6,000
Inc.
Leib
Ryons. &-Co.______
2,000
Harbison
technical
Outstanding
Irving Lundborg & Co
Manley, Bennettt & Co.____,
6,000
J.
16,000
________
William
6,000
Hill
Brothers
Lester,
2,000
J.
Shares
Lehman
9,000
Weedon
to
other
lLazard Freres •& Co.______ .16,000
Co.2,000
.
Hannaford
is
and
-f-
and
below,- severally, have
conditions, to purchase
6,000
Inc.
Hallgarten &
organized
FINANCING
Authorized
sub¬
comi
us«s.
4,000
Corp.
Co.__
Kerr
par)_——600,000 shs'/ \
'1616.'/•
/
/'"A"
•"
'>
-V. 194. p.'1616.
a
-
customers
at
of
made
2,000
&
&
Maxfield
i"
TO
area
representing
domestic
space
named
stock
share,
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Davis,
Skaggs & «Co.__i_
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
W.
year,
is
6,000
incorpo¬
Delaware,
York.-„Tt
and
GIVING
to
gas
a
and
distributing
be purchased.
60,000
Glore, Forgan & Co.__
Goldman, Sachs & Co
of
CAPITALIZATION
the
other
certain
default
Slocumb & Co., Inc.
First
a
not
research
1961,
__________
&
Evans
Net proceeds will be used
under the laws of
advisory services to various clients.
«
the
in
do
1961,
&
Eaii-d
Elworthy
the
in
2093.
of 114
and
to
.Co.„_Z__ 40,000
Inc.
carrying out research, development, .and engineering
general fields of hydrodynamics and oceanography. .This is a
company with nominal assets, no record of earnings, and is pres-'
such
r ......
during
scientists
per
Inc.___
Securities
Common
company,
natural
common
may
stock
Inc.
'
mill.
per
of
Quincy Cass Associates____
111., steel fabricator, will use proceeds
on
hand, to pay for installation of • a
$13,000,000)
•
with
2,479,015),
share.
&
Co.;
Walter &
Inc.
ACrowell,
//
engaged in production activities.
It is the intention of the
company to license and sell its discoveries and inventions resulting from
company's annual report were:
Autonetics, $410,147,961; Columbus,
increasing eraphasjs
to
6,
the .purpose
ently
the
International, $52.T47jQ52;
$133,776,710; Los Angeles, $377,667,486; Rocketdyne,
•Space and Information Systems, $108443,886.
•said,
of
$1.10
Eichler" &
Hurry,
Birr
:iBrush,
the
new
of the com¬
"•
listed
Atomics
,t
in
1961.
reeord
stock at $1
on.June
qualified
in
,
offering circular,- the company offered
without underwriting, 250,000 shares of its
'BUSINESS—The
rated
Aviation, Inc.—Annual Report—
Non-aircraft programs accounted for
—
Angeles
Census,
years.
of
to industrial
involving
Becker
Eastman
Inc.
developed
California.
Los
1,
:/
& Co.
funds
p.
willi be
reserves
reserves
S.
five
water heating,
drying,
;,Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Co. —/ Debentures /Sold
equipment, repayment of debt, offi¬
cers' salaries, and working capital.
2228.
sales
G.
•
for the purchase of
■
for
total
Barth
Bingham,
-
1961
publicly,
1961—10 Mos.—1960
20,036,274 200,389,391
<6,956,073
is
&
Inc. _*_
Baker, Weeks
iJ.
•
-arranged
cost;
also
6,000
Fairman
Ry.^—Earnings—
10,585,889
income—
North American
pany's
/
plate
191,
Jan.
revenue
subject
shares
Securities
W.
and
1962.—V.
sale
of
U.
past
underwriters
&
plus
175,149
23,201,767
ops.
Allyn
Robert
The
1961—Month—1960
revenue.
C.
Bache
..
759,*746
Cali¬
In
common
per
Co.,
Francis
(estimated
of
summer
/'
oper.
rev.
.
structural
~
Period-End. Oct. 31—
25c
&
-
: \
2120.
Western
is
Sterling,
a
of
as
the
sold
are
shares
said
the
Witter
A.
'
Steel,
financing,
Oceanics,
Norfolk
was
from rail¬
revenue
600,000
Dean
;
City.
Northwestern
24-inch
-Net
Net
The
1961—Month—1960
revenue-
the
clothes
commitment,
all of
Blyth
Privately—On Dec. 14 it was reported that the company
had placed privately $10,000,000 of 5V4%'
sinking fund
y:>
of
many
unincorporated' towns
The total population in the
commercial.
dealers
dealers
:'//'
^
$256,615... $4,238,843
133,917
2120.
p.
of
gas.
any
Ottv
(1960
during the
cooking,
circumstances,
than
Boettcher
,y
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct..31—
8,600,000
from
schedules.
and
of the
A.
/
and
California.
at
gas
the
s*rve
cities
of
supplies for southern
2,550,000
two-thirds
derived
firm
a
selected
rail-
income
Co.
subsidiaries
any.
■
production
.accepted by the underwriters, subject
.to
modify or
terminate
the
offering
■
148,027,524
19,532,141
RR.—Earnings—
operations—(<-$451,625
oper.
Gas
distributing and
these
that
assurance
over
southern
conditioning,
•Bateman
Harry
therewith,
that
UNDERWRITERS—-The
made
'
J '•'•?"
debentures, series B, due Dec. 1, 1981.
Southern
at
customers for
air
domestic
expenses y y-
Net revenue from
.'/'//■
of
addition, wholesale deliveries are made to
another utility in San Diego oounty anil to i.,e
dhy of Long BeaGh to
meet the demands for natural
gas by their, customers,
preponderantly
-1061—Month—I960,UMl-^10 Mos.-^.1960
$965,311
$884,103,
$9,400,539
$9,947,156
513,688/
i627,488
5,101,696:, /6,148,872
v
oper.
Railway
independently.—V. .193,
'•
Norfolk
in
interruptihle
all
/ 7,180,727
-
and
'■'■'■//'.
Southern Counties
the business
Shares
v
'■/
;
in
subsidiaries
Large volumes of
"125,213i836
1,402,869
no
estimated
is
mercial
.
120,069,308
3,172,201
income—
from
rev.
Railway
President.
cals
in
Cali-,
California
.
1961—10 Mos.—1960
11,767,163
expenses
is
approximately 21%.
sidiaries
$.10
rate....
14,939,364 .139,601,449
■■■"''•//".
incorporated
was
of
tion,
quarterly
recent
Co. .and
intended
estimated
Offering of
.1961—-Month—1960
16*254,900
is
Approximately
adverse
increase
an
ago/>Most
year
Gas
connection
(there
It
other
gain
increase
any
voting
.
of
domestic,
In
distributing
served
Ry.—Earnings
Period End. Oct. 31—
,
as
A
management spokesman said that the consolidation will afford
significant-benefits. The complementing product lines of Nopco Chemi¬
cal Canada and Canadian Aniline provides a broader
range of chemi¬
engaged
Southern
are
organized in I960. With the exception
in which the company owns 87%
of
power,
the subsidiaries are wholly-
was
Co.,
and
supplement long-term future
The
the
was
3-times
to
gas
and
population
,
to
revenues
that'this
a
than1-offset
more
12,158,300
oper.
way
operate as?an independent
President
of
Nopco
Chemical
subsidiaries,
California,
Gas'Co.
Co.
developed.
Former
and
utility
Counties
Rocky
less
revenue-
ry/.oper.
directors.
will
is
and
consultant
a
common,
Co.
in association with a subsidiary of
Southern JUnion
is seeking to apveitf.
g,,.s
rtsei
u'jAfre production inMountain and mid-cpntinent areas adjacent to.
pipelines con¬
necting with southern California. To date these operations have been,
Gas
primarily the company's
was made'possible by increased
population. A 20%. increase in
weather."
a
reflecting
Northwestern Pacific
chemicals used
purchased
the Canadian
Gudgeon,
Francisco,
Exploration
American
specialty
remain
Offered—Pursuant
buy,store, handle, and exchange natural gas. Pacific. Lighting Gas
Supply Co.
is engaged in the business of buying,
-storing, handling, and exchanging
natural gas,
and selling natural gas solely to its affiliates, the distributing subsidiaries, under contracts, for resale. Pacific Natural Gas
reflects
shareholders
year,
the
over
was
-Railway
Aniline & Extract Co., Ltd., of Hamilton, Ont., for an undisclosed sum.
All outstanding shares of stock, held by W. P.
Gudgeon and his
a
..,
sell¬
commercial, gas engine,
industrial and
wholesale customers in contiguous
territory within 12-counties in south¬
fiscal
V"
Net
of
public
southern
engaged principally
natural
Nopco Chemical Co.—Acquisition—
Chemical
in
Southern
$58,000
of
/
Net proceeds will be used by
company's
business
and
California
are
ing
the previous
^
—V.
Nopco
Pacific
having
The
gas
Southern
fornia
?//;//\////v/;//./•/.
a
He
mark
revenues
than
warmer
the
Period End. Oct. 31—
$450,000.
of
transfer
1550.
was incorporated under California law in
Lighting Co. (incorporated in 1886). It Js
its executive offices at 600 California St.,
company
to
securities
/://'/,
equity
certain
equity of $213,prior to this
an
194, p.
to repay bank loans, and for construction.
Co.
communities
$1.57
of.
",■/., //;'/ :''•//'>: //./:/.
/
Northern Pacific
will
to
of
dividend
100%.
The sale
of
new
shares
to
the
increase the Oct. 31, 1961 book value
$2.03
per
share
with
a
corresponding
in the book value of stock purchased by
group
per
per
$0,552
earnings
in earnings and
dividends
35%
ment
•'
Lighting Gas Supply Co. A non-public utility subsidiary, Pacific
156
l9t>l, up from $i.o0
from $9,583,118 in 1960.
past
During
in
The -company
own
has been appointed
Gas
the
•''•//
President,
Jones,
gain
effects
working
capital.
which
at
residential
repayment
for
Francisco.
share.
Natural Gas Exploration Co.
ol' Southern California Gas
.
announced, but Roy Jones,V president/
the speed with which the offer was accepted
in househeating customers which
supply and a steadily increasing
space
heating customers,
gain
of
including a boiler
engineering
and
$17,695
•
•.//' //</■'."
•
Inc.—Appointment—
per
company
natural
1951.
The
for
the
E.
time
since
stock
installation
and
$100,000
Sold Privately—
not
were
reported
/,
Roy
carry
potable
any
active
engaged in
from
purchase
to
$59.75
successor
as
the
Commission.
ended Septemoer 30,
year.
and
proceeds
appurtenaces,
vehicles,
and
industrial
yet
net
the
and
derivatives,
of
has
company
estimated
$358,350
will
alcohol
and
Neither
the
$190,000
ethyl
>
Of
its
and
sellers
and
-
^...
/
.
Lighting <Corp.—Common
company
San
company
Report—
$10,558,395,
business
business.
■
2,135
serves
company
the
alcohol
100,000
company's present rebuilding and expansion" programs In
1961 ana '62, abouc $o million wiii be spent on con¬
new gas mains,
service extensions, meters and other im¬
Annual
the
alcohol
issue.
this
publicly, 600^000 shares -of this firm's
holding
,a
.
for
ethyl
York City, has been appointed
of the corporation.—V. 194, p. 2553.
New./STork .Trust, Co.
BUSINESS—The
natural gas to the extreme Northeastern section
from Winnetka to the Wisconsin line and west to include
Libertyville and Mundelein.
'
.
-"
/
on
distillers
111.,
pleased
company
year
of
the
Outstanding
100,000
Co.—Bonds
Gas
names
of
subsidiary,
which
was
organized
under
the
laws
of
Nigeria in March, 1961, the company
intends to erect ia fully equipped plant near the City of Lagos,
Nigeria,
of
the
completed,
"
Dec. 12 prospectus, ,Blyth.& Co., Inc., :San
a
stock at
year
Grayslake,
the
Through
Fund
of
New
registrar for the corporation.—V.
offered
it has about 14% more natural gas available than a year ago. Largest
-iprojectr .now-mnder'construction is a 16-inch feeder main extending
9-miles on highway 41 from North Chicago .to Highland Park.
/ .' ,
underlying four-year warrants issued to principal
exercisable at $5 per share, and (4) 50,000 outstanding
shares
of
Nigeria Distilleries Limited, the wholly-owned subof the company,
sid ary
to
,
stockholders,
capital
Lank
Pacific
,
provements and replacements.
" .r:y
■
*/ •; ; *;•
/
Besides
allowing the company to maintain the' fa!st-growing pace
user requirements,
the program anticipates futures-needs. Currently,
10,000
per
Bank,
Corp.,
Products,
Chemical
((•of
sold
be
(2)
been
'
the
terms
fornia
Shore
the
the
struction
sljiaj,e.t-.:The
underwriters!
through
Otarion-Listener
•Ozon
FINANCING
($10 par)—100,000
($10 par)
was
during
registra¬
a
90,003
Chase-Manhattan
See
by interests representing long-range investors, such as insurance com¬
panies and trust funds.
//•'/ /> ■
/ V:-/ /.' /
//.
The
money
will be-used primarily to repay bank loans incurred
which/yirill receive a 60 cents
expenses,' /The .statement also
exercisable
principal
J.,
N.
covering
none
underlying
$10,
7,
public
.or
Co.,, ,Inc.,
$20,500
shares
for
all
Newark,
St.,
on
,an.,
Harvey,,^
commission
(13
Broad
SEC
offered, for.
made
underwriters
shares
(3)
to
be
Scott,
share
per
of
stock
stock
Commerce
he
said
2120.
with Jthe
shares have
•
of
the
ap¬
1950.
p.
Purchaser
Nigeria Chemical Corp.—Common Registered—
This
tion
PRESENT
Authorized
.
Waukegan,
Illinois
31,752
p.
The
has announced completion of the
sale of $3,500,000 in 25-year Series C first mortgage 5%
bonds. The
bonds were sold at par.
une isstie was authorized on Nov. 22 by the
This
2,845,806
$106,772
Shares
with
Pacific
$3,389,510
Net revenue from rail¬
operations
oper. income
TO
EFFECT
common
194,
North
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$369,871 / $3,017,152
1961.
30
were
"
& Western RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
oper.
way
GIVING
common
"L"
Class
—V.
New
/;
"A"
Class
—.-"••v..::. '.v.:-
2120.
p.
29,
accordance
Nov.
on
securities
•Orbit Instrument Corp—Appointment—
1907
10,848,577
deficit—
oper.
deposited
been
exchange
operates
company
CAPITALIZATION
operations-—
way
Net
1426.
p.
Nov.
in
transfer agent of the capital stock
•
,
'r
oper.
business
the
transfers of depositors'
when
194,
of
depositors
the
consummated
was
exchange
had
name
that
(23)-ex-
/,!.///''/:/,. ■ .•/ '//
.;/;////
under a standard contract with the Southern
Bell Telephone & Telegraph Go. for the handling of toll messages.
The /
company also acts as the toll center of
the Gulf Telephone Co. at
Perry, Florida.
The company is continually expanding in all its exchanges by adding
outside plant facilities and central control office
additions', for more subscribers and to up-grade service for existing subscribers. •'Additions*
for these purposes will amount to approximately $575,000 in 1962.
Itis
anticipated these additions will be financed by further borrowings'
from the REA.
//'■"/ "///.
///•;.
' //'
1961—10 Mos.—1960
v-'
to
securities
the
its
stated
Suwannee,
of
the company.
by
The
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
prospectus,
Union,
.
New York, New Haven & Hartford
close
the
distributed
be
of
that
also
It
Inc.
agent and
*264,923
2120.
p.
deposited
purposes
of
reported
Fund
Fund
t-Otarion Electronics, In©.:—New Namer—
$956,749
70,287
income
will
of
for
as
Capital
,
1,741,430
$207,580
operations
oper.
that
the
1961
owned
1961—10 Mos.—1960
from rail¬
revenue
way
Net
V
1961-Month—1960
company
12,
Ohio
to
$10,073,139
and
—V.
operates ' twenty-three
company
facilities
Taylor,
Change Effective—
proximately • 475 miles of cable, 5,800 miles of aerial wire,.1,900 miles
of pole line, and operates 121 miles of micro/vyave Circuits.; Franchises '
of 30 years duration have been granted to the companyday all municir
"* V
/
T
palities in which it operates'./
Long-term debt of the company represents, %% notes payable to the
Rural Electrification.
Administration in instalments thtoug.i. 1996. /T..e
debt is secured by a mortgage on substantially all telephone properties
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
time, -the
issue.
this
Inc.—Name
Fund,
purposes
and Public Utilities Commission.■/
Railroad
2120. W-7'':
p.
Fund Inc.,
Franklin
Dec.
valued
Bradford, Clay, Columbia, -Gilchrist, *
Lafayette,
Marion,
Nassau,
and St.
Johns,
pursuant .to
of Public Convenience and Necessity granted-by the Florida
Hamilton,
1,642,028
of
.
1955.
to those purposes.
toll
Putnam,
1,106,912
operations—oper. income—
way
Net
and/or
Alachua,
from rail¬
revenue
On
are
the
for
Monday, December 18, 1961
.
Franklin
changed
y
located in Live Oak, Florida. The company •
of purchasing,, developing, and operat¬
facilities- in its operating area, and-has devoted its-
company
organized
changes
Net
the
was
13,184,382.108,744,301 127,470,339
-8,705,845
81,877,645
91,013,928
11,961,333
8,618,581
revenue-
oper.
Ohio
1953, and actively
The general
incorporated Dec. 4,
was
company
operations as a telephone utility in April,
.
Exchange Completed—
Rights will expire Dec. 22. No underwriting is involved.
Net proceeds will be used by the company for the repayment of debt.
2228.
.
Capital Fund Inc.—New Name—
Ohio
See
company
share for each four class A shares held of record Dec. 6.
from rail¬
revenue
way
Ohio
Co.
Telephone
—
Rights Offering to
is offering its stockholders
the right to subscribe for 20,000 additional class A com¬
mon
shares at $12 per share on the basis of one new
$
56,012,159
43,200,932
'•
Florida
Stockholders—The
1961—10 Mos.—1960
1960
1961—Month
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
North
Central RR.—Earnings
York
New
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Volume
194
Number'6117
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2663)
Pacific Electric
Ry.^-Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
ry.
—V.
194,
.
Dec.
of
•••V.
,
;
:
$3,593,627
$2,626,401
29,484
237,403
&
5
of
518,430
Development Co.
Dec.
>
Bankers
Goldman Securities
associates. Additional fi¬
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Real
estate
Land
bank
7'w
mortgages
at 5%
mortgage
subordinated
loan
5'/a %
&
at
debentures
due
1964
notes
Demand
5%
payable-to
notes
•
payable to banks:
-
(par
'7,813,644
UNDERWRITERS
$1).^
The
—
underwriters
named'below
have
in
Goldman
H,
Securities' Corp.
Riecke & Co., Inc.
A.
Teller
Albert
E.
& 'Co.,
Battles
Janney
W.
Clark,
194,
—V.
Inc.
f
p.
-
5,000
"
4,500
/GEC
Securities
10,000
M.1
^Allied
-
Inc.—
;■
,
-
The
corporation
of
estimated
1961
at
consolidated
total
a
income
.of
$6,290,000,
outstanding at Sept.
same
period, in
1960 :
the
1,673,231
at
third
$890,000,
$0.86
in
1960
$0.53
to
share
$6,137,000,
was
Of T961
share
per
$0.33
a
Comparative
based
,-$3:67
or
share
per
plus
special
earnings
capital
gains
of
\
Pennsylvahia
2301
registration statement with
of
stocky ,<to
common
offering
will'be
Inc.,
Co.,
to
also
chase
and
of
on
will
S.
Durst
public
or
none
cents
50
6
covering
sale
160,000
a
of
chemical
leading
are
'
that
'interests
suppliers and
1
'A ' v' "
of
feed
at
directors
Co.
which
Inc.
the
company
tion
annual
organized
under
Pennsylvania
law
In
in
chemical
of
.
Speclfide,
and
animal
position
the
hot
disclosed." Mr.
'
of
transaction "we.
acquisition',
corporation
shares
in
he
193,
Nov.
on
-
1961
30,
to
exploit
the
$701,000 -estimated
will
be
for
net
hon-pharmaceutioal
proceeds /from
the
purchase
research
two
stock
of
the
Drust
inventions.
Net
Net
and
leasing
ry.
—v.
clinics
of
and
the
St.,
also
'the options to purchase all'the outstanding
Co., for a total of $504,000.
Of this stock, 80.6%
is
Richard
L.
Durst,
Vice-President of the company,
and
Durst, Secretary, and 19.4%
by 23 minority stockholders.
of
by
Robert
B.
.194,
ry.
may
price
purchase
further
The
for
grants
5,000
provides
rendered.
paid
also
to
the
issuance
prospectus
two
the
85%
at
to
that
Dursts
of
of
each
indicates
stock of Durst Co.
the
of
shares
company
for
each
the
2,500
the
2120.y. y
p.
264,122
•
$254,009
■
Mobile
is
shares
the
for
which
book
,
.
•
:
r>
"
and
Net
Net
of
consisting of
nfanuftfetared:
giving ■•effect
D'Alonzo
and
Treasurer,
have
32%
The
for
$800,000.
State
Hotels
corporation
the
at
split),
oper.
2,426,719
company
G.
for
Jr.,
the
for
is
investment
an
and
of
and
from
2,514,559
612,519
/-.:
;
./■
expenses
Net
ry.
—V.
$2,452,229
Deo. 11 •,
194,
be
to
8,202,071
.
16,508,706 113,609,128 125,800,848
5,111,424
3,827,754
6,965,998
*$731,145
1961
*1,235,879
Railway
oper.
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net deficit
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
194,
fr.
ry.
$607,506
765,651
$158,145
ops.
421,016
deficit
$628,428
808,747
$180,319
418,839
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$5,754,310
7,975,595
$6,342,464
8,379,686
$2,037,222
4,494,197
$2,221,285
4,603,606
2120.
p.
for
i"sed
"Reg.
a
($i0),
A"
covering 22,400
underwriting.
without
equipment,
research
and
subject
of
State
Materials
Corp.,
East
Under
panies,
SSM
the
separate
provide
plan
approved by tne Board of Directors of both com¬
will acquire 80%
of the capital stock of SSM.
to
operate under its. present management as A
Perkin-Elmer
will
continue
subsidiary
its
products
of Perkin-Elmer
services to the trade
company
and
Elmer.
and xwill continue to
well as to Perkin-
as
«
•
,
*
;
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
a
of
203
Bala
Bala
Ave.,
Cynwyd,
and
the
had
has
company
anticipates using
no
was
1956.
>
services Tor
its'customers
'
done
for
the
direct
-
by another
ik>o1'building.
Company
"
firm
Pa.,
17,
custom built swimming
^Presidential "Service, -Tnc.,
a
part through
provides financing
in
subsidiary,
Dec:
on
selling
experience'in
part of the proceeds of this offering
its own construction.-
to
that it can perfotm
so
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Notes
payable
banks
to
stock
Common
Outstanding
'650,000 $hs.
' 250,000 shs.
$79,640
—
par)
(5c
^—
p.'958.
194,
Bank
-
•
.
Inc.—Appointment—
North
of
••
appointed transfer agent and
corporation.—-V. 194, p. 1724.
Prevor-Mayrsohn
'America,
registrar
New
York *City,
"the
of
International,
common
hes
stock
of
been
the
Inc.—Appointment—•
Trust Co. of'New York -has been appointed
the common stock of the corporation.—V. -194, p.2554.
Midland
Marine
transer agent for
1
*
-
'
■
■
•
1'
^
,
$3
y
.-
share.
per
Additional
y
:
•
.
The
the
to
shares
of
Underwriters
terms
in
and
"the1
conditions
respective
stock
common
have
the
of
amounts
"Reg.
a
A"
covering
100,000
to be offered at $2.50,'without underwriting.
for expansion,'equipment, advertising, debt
repayment and working capita).
"
Shares
Proceeds
(par $1)
used
to.be
are
.
-
below
named
filed
1961
30,
corporation on Nov.
qqmmon
severally
Hill
1025
of
manufacture
design,
St.,
Hopkins, 'Minn,
is
engaged
in
servicing of bank protection equipment.
and
the
underwriting
forth below,
set
offered.
Quality Importers, Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
•
-
Shares
Hamilton,
Magnus
Roman
—V.
1S4,
&
&
Co.,
Inc
&
Unaudited
'61,000
Inc
to
8,000
The
of
bassador"
"The
Cleveland
make
stock
common
Pneumatic
public
a
offering
connection
in
Industries,
PneumoDynamics
and
said
stockholders.
in
Mr.
made
the
letter
a
Mullin
to
said,
through
only
Federal
the
of
its
Sam
S.
Cleveland
of
approximately
proposed
with
Chairman of
Pneumatic
Industries,
Mullin,-
letter
also
Act.
to
hold
increase
in
disclosed
of
of
Cleveland
proposal
.
the
PneumoDynamics
nine
months
Importers
at
this year reveal net
$2,813,000, compared
1960.
in
is
exclusive
the
are
Chairman
income
for
and
the
in
last
nine
for
the
first
nine
months
over
is continuing into the "fourth
further improve in 1962," ;Henry
and President, said.
year
expected to
of the Board
first
United States importer of "Am¬
Bushmills"; Irish whiskey.
"Old
sale
months
in
1961
amounted
to
$119,700,
to
194,
958.
p.
Quanah, Acme & Pacific Railway Co.—Earnings-
special stockholders
the acquisition plan
the number of authorized
terms
period
approximately 20 cents per share on 600,000 shares out¬
standing.
This figure compares to a loss -bf $43,"700, reduced after
adjustment, to about $30,000, for the same ^period the preceding year.
—V.
a
consider
to
first
Quality
Increase
period
sales
and
Kaplan,
Net
equal
-
expects
sljai^es for tjhuose of Cleveland Pneumatic
the
corresponding
any
meeting
and
be¬
also
shares
to
from
1,000,000 to 1,500,000 shares, the letter said.
The
C.
100,000
merger
*
-
that
of
same
whiskies
scotch
substantial
quarter
such public offering would be
formal .prospectus, imeeting the requirements of
January
proposed
a
a
Securities
end
President
however,
of
with
-Inc.,"
the
.
,
will
company
the
for
income
for
Importers
Quality
-
3,000
•
...
the
shares
figures
other
$2,257,900
8,000
...^
^
Inc
Perkins, Inc
and
sales
20,000
•
Co.
Pearson
2553.
p.
Co.,
Taylor
Johnson.
&
Eisenberg
Davis,
Tinder
SSM.
-
750,000 shs.
business ^cf
the
to ten years.
To date, >all construction has been
-,
/
business.
PRESENT FINANCING
up
Protection
The
—
to/purchase,
Godfrey,
consider
Natick, Massachusetts will be ac¬
quired by the Perkin-Elmer Corp., it was announced jointly by Robert
E. Lewis, President of Perkin-Elmer and Joseph F. Wenpkus, President
Solid
-
in
company,
for periods
The
Inc. — Additional Financing Details — Our
>1961 issue reported/(the offering of(100,000 shares
^PneumoDynamics
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
The
pools.
development
St., Santa Cruz, Calif, is engaged in the
assembly and sale of aircraft electronic com¬
"
TO
—
company,
engaged
now
■wholly-owned
-
111 Josephine
equipment.
100,000
fore
Perkin-Elmer
of
315,462
filed
at,par
financing details follow:
Lines—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
is
'$401,414
*42,396
PneumoDynamics Corp.—Proposed Com. Off.—Merger
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore
Period End. Oct. 31—
consists
Authorized
$6,745,641
>6,344,227
2120.
p.
par)
Premier Albums,
4,
company's
1961—TO Mos.-*1960
°$105,576
-39,222
offered
be
(10c
CAPITALIZATION
>5,828,699
:
the
EFFECT
'Authorized
purchase equipment
$5,097,554
of this firm's common stock at
rail¬
operations
oper. income
It
The company
638,071
$71,541
45% -of
GIVING
in -the "Commonwealth -of-Pennsylvania^
incorporated
t
7,107,621,
-
$532,495
.
capital.
Paul
from
revenue
system
unit." Tlte size
particular institution
hot and cold units. A
complete
the
Protection Equipment Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
72,719,175 673,029,434 713,045,030
56,210,469 559,420,306 587,244,182
18,560,880
6,990,440
oper.
satellite
make -the
1724.
p.
EUSINESS—The
534,004
Dec.
development,
$
75,392,381
56,831,501
revenue-
The
idea.
to
the needs of
City, offered publicly, 100,000 shares of this firm's com¬
stock at $4 per share. Net proceeds will be used by
the/company for the purchase of construction 'equip¬
ment, repayment of loans, and for working capital.
2120.
p.
UNDERWRITERS
$
local-place.
kitchen
•
$605,545
ops. >
on
to
are
working
design,
the
way
ry.
194,
shares
munication
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$
Commissary
mon
....,
;
/ /
v
-
income^.
corporation
-agreement,
1961—Month—1960
$
oper.
194,
—V.
Plantronics of
New Orleans.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings-
operations.
or"
leaving only Short order
Industrial feeding operations
Preco Industries, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
Plastiline,
has called for redemption on Dec. 20, 1961, all of
dated April 1, 1959 at 100%. Payment will
kitchen
kitchen
Dec. 7,1961 prospectus, Dean Samitas & ,Co.,?Inc.> Alessandrini & Co., Inc., and S. H. kRifkin t& Co., "Inc., New York
$2,232,169
*$1,043,300
503,620
1961—Month—1960 r
^
expenses
Proceeds
•
President.
Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
the
central
central
a
combination • of
various
individual
units
has
been
installed by'the1,company for-as high as1,$30,000.
bf the satellite feeding system-and its allied products
a
stock
Common
public
the
at
in
restaurants,
.,
1961—10 Mos.—1960'
y
,J$419,919
1,592,922
revenue.
oper.
oper.
capital
(not
$24,000,
Abraham
National American Bank,
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
$7,52,833.
194, p. 2120.
oper.
agreed,
Railway
Railway
expenses
rev.
ry.
The
Anthony
including shares
acquisition), promoters will
interest
David
C.
"own
shares
Co.
the
which
adopting
done
aftd
Commercial
(after
Anthony
M.
Sindoni,
-19% 'each, »and
Jr.
new
of
stock
is
various
approximately
'represent
that
debentures
outstanding
be made
in
7%
a
of
Durst
interest
underwriter
interest
Sindoni,
sale
the
to
stock
directors,
Gee,
W.
the
After
61%
a
the
Pelican
its
A.
Francis
pursuant
received
$122,125,
a
Edwin
11%.
issued
be
35-for-l
recent
a
and
underwriter
to
to
common
all
This
many
rapidly
the
"fj,; CAPITAt'X^ATION
<
Plantronics, !Inc.—Files With SEC—
has outstanding 331,375 shares of
company
installation.
temperature control as well-as satisfying the needs bf ,trans¬
portation and serving of prepared foods. The selling price of individual
units
range
from
$200 to $600. "However, a complete unit
$2,192,987 $23,347,515 $29,347,013
2,6-12,906:124,390,815
26,894,784
$3,179.5&2
♦Deficit.—V.
be
may
-
are
central
equip¬
company'manufactures
complete
a
schools, universities,"prisons, indus¬
installations
throughout -the
United
States.
preparation
the
The
for
ments,
$4,746,728
511,581
'
v:-y •"
.
1961-—Month—1960
Period End. Oct. 31—
company.
The
favor
—V.
$2,081,295
59,604
revenue.
"Deficit.—V.
services
value
the
and >non-ferrous
beverage dispensing unit and cashier secton. The company has
through years of research, testing products, produced a mobile stain¬
cost unit.
The development is concentrated around a
series of independent-units which meet the-most right storage
require¬
engaged
2,578,024
$227,324
-oper.
Railway
Railway-
option
offering price,
$504,000
about twice
is
60-day
a
ferrous
as
less ?steel -low
75,000
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
,
contract
small
a
and
1961—-10 Mos.—1960
88,459
ops.
Net ,rev, from ry. ops.,
Net ry. oper, income— .v
i:'
the terms of the option agreement with the latter group,
purchase 22,913 company shares at 85% of'the offering
from the $97,381.20 proceeds of their sale of Durst Co. stock.
they
The
•V
to
Pursuant
the-United
government
and can be increased by the addition of other
typical satellite unit would consist of -hot food serving unit, cold food
serving unit, milk dispensing mnit, ice cream dispensing Unit, 'coffee
</■ '
Durst
owned
of
only
direct
company's 'manufactured
use.
necessary
parts that connect
of the system is determined by
facilities.
$491-,446-'$4,659,319
263,286
expenses
income
oper.
Railway
Railway
and
company "acquired
shares
food
"
office
and
$517,295-
.
Period End. Oct. 31—
.
sale,
$504,000
$21 per share),-.
(at
government
restaurants
main
the
point of
adopted by
transported to
cooking to be done
Pittsburgh <fe Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
stock
Co.
materials
of
use
the
component
without underwriting.
advertising, and-promo¬
1961-yMonth—1960
•
revenue.-
from
rev.
'
Of
development,"$50,000 for modernization of
facilities
of
Durst Co., 'including
purchase of new -instruments
equipment for its plant, and for the general funds. In April 1961
the
to
to
used
$150,000
and
the
to
then
Berg,
and
Railway-oper.
Railway oper.
December
and of a lease for office sDaceand laboratory facilities,
obtaining of personnel, including medical experts to act as research
the obtaining of'approval of the United States Food and
Drug Administration of the marketing of two drugs, and the acquisi¬
right
such
with
equipment
The manufacture
"Reg./)A'.' covering
filed.a
(par $1),,,'to be offered at $4,
be used for working capital,
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
advisors,
the
works
through
allied
Chain
The
the
of
Forces
from
cancellations' would mot <-greatly >allect
production.
Over-all
transported
trial
203.
p.
derived
drilling,
the
of
of
'
den
van
is
gas
ment,
a
areas
business
government
system has been
Inc.,
•■
said.—V.
and
:-kttchen vand
farm
health" prod¬
their
"■
are- to
Period End: Oct. 31—
-
■
manufacturer
tion
N.
W. >27th St., Miami, *Fla.,
is
drafting, 'engineering and manufac¬
The majority of the com¬
equipment.
are made .of metal. -Some -of
the> company's sbasic operations
tapping, shearing, bending, arc-welding, spot weld¬
welding, and heliarc welding.
.
The company has designed and developed <a
complete satellite feeding'system. This system enables the food to be prepared in a central
.
its
company's
company
include
ing,
,
6f
/further" strengthen
construction
v
•:
1960
for the primary purpose
of engaging in the manufacture and
sale of drugs and pharmaceuticals. Its only business to date has been
negotiations which resulted in the acquisition of the options to acquire
the
stock of Durst Co.,
of Philadelphia,'a drug and pharmaceutical
service
products
sales
manufacturers
acquisition of properties.
' .
~
"Physicians & Dentists of 2480 Government
to
proposes
278
designing,
metals, sheet, plate, bar, tubing, >angle, extrusions,-castings, plastics,
rubber,"glass and -woods of all descriptions. The company's principal
have
with
the
company's
.
will
Proceeds
■
was
acquisition
Tompson-Hayward
common
35,000
outstanding shares conditionally
promoters and principal stockholders for
shares issuable in connection with the pur¬
--••
company
Berg,'"Chairman, has announced
of
contracts
*
same
terms
/-The
shares
$5 per share. The
basis ?by Arnold-Malkan &
per share
commission. The
(1)
&
food
satellite
at
acquire.
The
portion
by
37,913
F.
all
an
on1 Dec.
for
receive :a
includes
(2)
the SEC
offered
underwriter
the
$24,000,
made
which
statement
sold
be
-
in
mobile
of
of
company
primarily
company also sells its products to the Armed
States
and
other
government
installations.
V
Physicians & Dentists Development Corp.—Files With
Securities and Exchange 'Commission— y;
filed
Offered—
pany's business is directed to the needs of 'Institutions such >as hospi¬
tals,
Schools,
prisons,
Testaments; bakeries »-and-*'-fodutvial caterers.
to-approve
the
Products, -Inc.—Common
Nov. 21, 1961
The
stated
that
these
acquisitions
would
complement
Philips'
position in the fine chemical-pharmaceutical and animal and
plant
health fields, Stockholders-of Philips-Electronics will be
used
$558,000,
Philadelphia,
Ave.,
the
based
The
per
of
company,
turing
2272.
however,-
Laboratories, Inc.—Common Registered^—•
This
>1$74.
p.
operatidn.
on
.
share making a total income of $1,448,000,*
Comparative total income for the same period
$2,405,000, or $1.44 per share.—V. 194, p. 1279.
was
194,
be
nine
.
totalling
companies
estimated
are
Metal
a
BUSINESS—The
engaged
Indianapolis, Iiid.
"
Time, the directors authorized the acquisition of Thomp-.
son-Hayward Chemical "Co., from .Cdnsdlidated Electronics Industries
Corp, "Consolidated Electronics "owhs approximately two-thirds of the
for
income
den
van
-At the
share.
per
Motor-Co., this issue.-—V.
first
proceeds will be used by the company for repayment of
decen¬
p.
the
debt, increase of inventory, additional equipment, mov¬
ing expenses, sales promotion rand ^working' Capital.
East '
155
a
CPI-in
and
outstanding, stock of Philips-Electronics ahd Pharmaceutical Industries
Thompson-Hay ward Chemical Co., With main offices in Kansas
City, Mo., is a "leading chemical-supplier ahd manufacturer.
V
Management of ThompsonhHayward said that acquisition of the nbw
share making
1,686,956
.
consolidated
Co.,
drug
Pacquin businesses 'will be operated on
wholly-owned'subsidiaries of Pfizer.—-V:■> 194,
and'obefated
offering circular, Armstrong
Co., Inc., New York City,-offered publicly 100,000
shares,of this:firm'$ common stopk at;$3 per share. Net
V,......
Leeming headquarters,
owned
Pac-
ointments,
proprietary
had
&
Corp.
plus
upon
total
outstanding.
quarter
or
amounting
or
then
shares
the
In
30,
Precision
'
&
would
subsidiary of PneumoDynamics.
.
Leemihg's "outstanding capital
supplier and manufacturer
ucts,
the
far
share,
per
to $0.58 per
$3.73
1961.
or
shares
earnings
or'$3.15
special capital gains of $980,000, amounting
the
at
!
:,
;
Under
CPI.
Inc.,
have
Pursuant to
Leeming
y;i:
,
Securities / Corp.__ V; 3,060
$5,310,000,
22
other
«'.*
-
plant health chemicals, y
The directors also authbrizied 'the"acquisition
5,000 J
-
Alexander.:
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
reports
months
nine
first
-a/variety sof
v.
lor
Calif.,v-respectively-,-
^
Pictures
and
.1-
Thomas
Ben-Gay
par >common
by
increased PneumoDynamics net
working capital from-$4,398 900
to $11,661,300. and
substantially increased the net worth per share of
PneumoDynamics, the letter stated.—V. 193, -p. 747.
'
.
Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
and
2553.
Paramount
V
'
.
of -$l
of the current fiscal
year, the effect-of the consolidation, >based
on
the Aug.
31, 1961,-figures, would'-have been to increase
after-tax
earnings of PneumoDynamics from $71G,500
to-$1*250,-700. It also'would
more' than $40,000,000:
Included in the acquisitions were Agricultural "Chemicals,
The., OkTex Chemicals, Inc.. and DePester Western
Chemicals, Inc.
The three
companies,'headquartered 4n Llano,-Tfcxas, Lubbock, Texas and Fresno,
10,000
Roscoe
In<^.
volume
, 5,000
George, O'Neill & Co.,Tnc.
12,500
Ford
./Pieter
.
Shares
Drourr,:Lampert,'Inc,____
&
-
wholly-owned
a
-shares
375,000 shares held
Pneumatic
Industries,
However,
authorized
...
15,000
.
as
550,000
the
Cleveland
PneumoDynamics
The
re-
Warner, Jennings, Mandel
& Longstreth
.
"
,
and
as
has
including
terms,'
months
Philips Electronics & Pharmaceutical Industries Corp.
—Acquisitions— - • /< ' v • •
/ "-"/A
'-'-A'
under-
'
100,000
110.006
,
Corp.—Ford'Completes Acquisition—
'
following
Shares
Moyer, Fricke
French, Inc
•
severally
the
See
■
755,463 shs,
subject to the terms and conditions'contained
writing agreement to ipurchase from the company the
spective number of shares of common stock:
&
&
held Nov.
was
basis
Philco
-
,
.50,000
1,000,000 shs.
agreed
Woodcock,
C/
<6,213,644
...
If
New
York
City,
has
been
appointed
5%■ series, convertible preferred stock, of
the
creams-
Learning
currently
outstanding,
merger
operated
«
-
200,000
stock
the
stock and Pacassets/;• ■<■■■-, ■.*.< 1 y.-jv.''-',••
The
2,628,879
6%
for
specialties.
tralized
29,000
3,528,879
:
PneumoDynamics
stock
Co.—Appointment—
194f p. 2445.
in/exchange
quin's
30,000
-
to
ago
Company,
agent
closing
shares
'
*
years
St., -New York City.-Earlier this month,-share owners«of Leeming
Pacquin voted to accept an undisclosed number-of Pfizer'common
and
150,060
30,000
-29,000
-
——
Common
The
44th
.-
....
stockholders
'53/4%
toiletry
35,736
•150,000
Notes Payable to • Affiliated *
Companies r
Non
interest
bearing demand
Demand
$187,277
35,736
-
.
Trust
company.—V:
quins-hand
-
•
Outstanding
$187,277
5
Cemeilt
; The company has completed acquisition of
Inc.-and Pacquin,>Inc., firms which market
'/
FINANCING
than i-two
•
/X' (Chas.) Pfizer
:;'v
GIVING
less
r
the
Philadelphia, -and
CAPITALIZATION
organized
was
development and production of exotic solid , state
important Uses for such crystals is the new field
masers.
co-transfer
common
stock at $11 per share through Woodcock,
Moyer, Fricke
& French, Inc.,
and
the
Permanente
11, 1961 issue reported the
280,000 shares of this firm's
Corp., New York City,
nancing details follow:
optical
Additional
—
Materials
in
Among- the
Y ■ * ' • •" * -,y
The' acquisition,' according to Mr. Lewis, is a step in Perkin-Elmer's
•long-range program in ootical- maser-technology. "SSM complements
our
present "activities,",' he said, "and will "provide Perkin-Elmer with
a
materials
capability •*; in
solid
state
optical
maser
art."—V.
194,
p.
1616.; ■"
y'■■•-■. /
1'V'/.'.
'
/;
' ;
Financing Details—Our
on
crystals.
8,760,114
$291,963
'
106,295
Pakco Management
sale
.
8,788,659
State
specialize
1961—10 Mos.—1960
847,380
'
$383,685
.
2120.
p.
941,100
deficit...
oper.
Solid
■
$1,139,343 $12,382,286 $11,386,51-5
rail-
operations
way
Net
$1,324,785
expenses
Net revenue from
,
1961—Month—1960
revenue.
11
exchange
of
Industries.
will" purchase
oper.
PneumoDynamifcs
stock
Pneumatic
Industries, now owned by CPI's two profitsharing trusts, for 200,500 shares of PneumoDynamics stock and $-2
million in cash.. Trustees of the two trusts already have approved the
$291,829
expenses
132,383
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$282,339
138,732
$2,629,200
1,323,860
$2,780,939
-1,326,477
$1'43",607
$1,305,340
' -689,556
"$1,454,462
643,777
Net revenue from rail¬
operations
way
the
revenue-
oper.
Railway
Railway
.
all of
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
ry.
oper.
—V/194,
p.
ir.come__-_
.
$159,446
60;262
52,667
2120.
.
merger.
come
the
Cleveland
Pneumatic stockholders,—also 'will be¬
shares of PneumoDynamics now held
by
'lPneuma{ic"TndUstrie"s, the letter" disclosed.
1
In
Rapid-American
addition, -Cleveland
owners
of
375*000
-
„
•*v~-
■
-
■
The
it
has
Cellu-Craft
acquired
Corp.—Acquires .'Bagphane /Corp.—
Gwp., -announced that
*. "Y», «a Tending --designer,
Divisfon >Of "R«pid»Am*ri*an
Bagphane
Corp.,
Flushing,
i)
12
printer
industry.
In
and converter of film foils and papers for the; packaging
The terms of the agreement were undisclosed.
President
Leeos,
pointed
Division,
Cellu-Craft
American's
Samuel J.
acquisition,
the
reporting
out
that
of
Rapid-
addition
the
of
the Cellu-Craft complex further diversifies the latter's
operation and makes Cellu-Crait a major supplier of hosiery packaging.
Bagphane's film and foil is used extensively in envelopes for food
packaging and soft goods packaging—most notaoly in nosiery pack¬
aging.—V. 194, p. 2120.
to
Bagphane
1961—Month—1960
oper
Railway
oper.
expenses
from
rev.
928,247"
Net
ry. oper. income.—
" •
■"Deficit.—V. 194, p. 2272.
Effective
class
the
13
Dec.
$8,565,978 $15,163,589
529,153
-
*2,520,884
A
of
stock
the
company
Stock Exchange.
American
>5,643,878
Corp. of America—A. S. E. Listing—
Real Properties
the
$1,378,365
$1,645,521
ops.
ry.
'
•
li ted
was
trar
regis¬
for
York
New
Realsitc, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Nov. 30. 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 14,034
10c) to be offered at $4, without underwriting.
Proceeds are to go to the selling stockholders.
Realsite of 3121 N. W. 43rd St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. is engaged
The
corporation on
shares
common
194,
the
of
shares
all
2272.
on
p.
Bank,
Manhattan
Chase
registrar
V.
business.—V.
194,
1058.
p.
Electronics Corp.—Appointment—
Realtone
The
(par
estate
real
the
in
operated
City,
York
New
stock
common
the
corporation.
stores
this
still
is
Vista
in
planning
the
that
envisioned
in
acreage
in
America.—V.
Latin
193,
p.
2435.
Ragen Precision Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
The
transfer
—V.
Midland
Marine
Co.
Trust
of
York
New
retail
self-service
the
type
with
complete
Sales, Net Down—
reported the highest sales for
any
nine months in the history of the corporation.
For
the
nine
months
ending Sept. 30,
1961, sales amounted to
$76,773,000 compared to $76,460,000 for the same period in 1960. The
corporation stated that this increase of more than $300,000 was ac¬
complished despite the severe price attrition which has plagued the
chemical industry.
It was also reported that although the net earnings for the current
period was considerably less than during 1960 ($51,000 vs. $2,478,000),
this was to be expected due to the purchase of high priced raw ma¬
terials which was necessary to keep the corporation's plants running.
Henry
H.
Reichhold, President,
reported to stockholders
that all
the corporation's plants are now running at a high level which will
diminish
the stockpile of expensive raw
materials in the very near
White
N.
Plains,
194,
Reliable
Y.
company
746.
p.
reports
corporation
for
three
the
$6,521,774
of
sales
net
months
ended Oct. 31, 1961,
with $7,078,555 for the
compared
has
quarter.
1960
cents
to
43
in
the
cents
ment
based
are
at
Manhattan
Chase
transfer
and
agent
are
1205.
p.
participations is being offered in this firm by
The Yassky
Servicing Corp., New York City realty
underwriting firm.
The Yassky .Servicing Corp. is an
affiliate of The Yassky Corp., national real estate in¬
>
in
Rector
ciates
are:
in Rector Street Properties - Asso¬
Harold Yassky, Morris A. Yassky, Larry E.
Goldstein, and Edward S. Goldstein.
PROPERTY—The
OF
33
y
Rector St. building
third
of
quarter
sales
reported
of
loss
Rheem
Prominent
York
tenants
Telephone
Assurance,
man
Associates is
Properties
Steamship
in
Co.,
the
1961
of
and
19
Rector
include
St.
the
New
Services,
Inc.,
Oakite Products,' Pearl
Steinfer Rouse & Co. and Water¬
Corp.,
of
The
15-17
Co.,
and
19
Rector
St.
buildings
are
managed
by
Michael
I.
Inc.
■
■
■
.
Red Owl
-
t
;
-
t
<
,
cents
85
or
credit,
pre-tax
or
.
194,
2554.
p.
■
-
of
The
company
action -is
Period End. Oct. 31—
has
signed
to acquire the stock of
anounced by Alf*L. Bergerud, Red
President of Snyder's. The trans¬
approval by Snyder's shareholders and to certain
an
agreement
^subject to
conditions.
\
.
-.
.
.
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
1961—Month—1960
revenue.
$404,412
$355,639
$3,819,725
$3,656 981
oper.
expenses
273,176
270,592
2,765,419
2,726,261
$131,236
$85,047
$1,054,306
$390,720
43,347
37,445
349,094
375,524
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
ry.
ops.
income
oper.
194,
2161.
p.
Scantlin Electronics, Inc.—New Stock Quotation
Board
A
electronic
new
nounced
Dec.
14
manufacturers
third
It
major
is
of
of
prices
Among
the
large
twice
office
of
rear
Scantlin
which
with
for
quotation
board
revenue-
$1,992,691
$1,779,009
oper.
expenses
1,251,147
1,317,968
of
22
$811,674, and
a
share.
cents
access
ry.
Railway
Railway
wiring
features
never
The
of
delay,
listed
by
Exchange
ry.
centers
Royal McBee
13,117,557
Co.,
share
a
fiscal
annual
first
writing
earnings
Mr.
of
pany's
for
bank
at $3
and
the
prior
cents
control
a
Reserved
2,014,104
and
company
in
the
Ryan
writers
that
and
in
period
in
record
the
quarter
the
194,
2554.
p.
to
of
to
cents
30
company's
the
the
of
their
in
company after
deducting under¬
of
the underwriter
and
the
com¬
$254,000.
The net
and
purposes
had
that
which
final
the
earnings
size
for
intensive
an
selling
anticipates
to
program
had
expenses
been
history,
1959.—V.
194,
p.
sales
the
Royal
running
1428.
in
17%
portable
any
above
The
the
Wooster,
fiscal
1961
>
year.
before
high
for
Net
special
of
in
style,
1961
credit
$1.18
research
1960
for
compared to $27,274,144
$1,390,394, or $0.97 a share—■
were
of
$79,801—compared
share,
a
based
present
on
and
E.
Noble
expansion
and
to
the
1960
outstanding
decline
in
in
building,
profits
"resulted
equipment,- product
and marketing activities initiated
throughout 1961 to provide a solid founda¬
growth in both sales and profits."—V. 194,
"
Rutland
Ry.—Earnings—
•
cut
rate
~
oper.
revenue. -
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net
rev.
ry.
from
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$15,013
$12,044
$2,754,936
$3,016,808
79,060
95,658
2,678,831
3,074,515
p.
*$64,047
*$83,614
deficit—
oper.
194,
ops.
60,324
95,296
ry.
$76,105
T
*$57,707
141,569
366,545
2161.
in
—V.
194,
,
This
1961—Month—1960
$10,722,591
shares
of
shaie.
Railway
oper.
expenses
7,888,777
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
from
oper.
194,
p.
ops.
$2,833,814
$2,229,569
income...
1,359,402
1,241,586
ry.
2161.
and
$99,244,456
80,736,749
$19,192,204 $18,507,707
9,169,613
of
the
1958,
under
present
time, the company
Colorado, New Mexico,
of
is
company
504
North
Grand
Under
this system,
built
along
are
price,
that
so
the
all shoes
side
arranged
walls
for
customers
display
through
according
seelct
may
openly
are
and
items
of
supermarket
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
-
(par
10c)
of
Outstanding
999,999 shs.
A
common
130,000 shs.
Life
share
until
one-half
Selective
their
holders
The
by
to
they
directors
investment,
matter
utilize
$6
such
share
per
therefore
such
original
number
a
number
Selective
and
offered
law
The
Life
in
equipment
sale
also
to
because
laws.
commercial
to
be
paid
participate
397,833
such
of
shares
Selective
$5
per
and
pay
at
thereafter)
in
Stock.
Life
of
of
purchase
shares
shares
prices,
of
of
entitle
and
Selective
Selective
Financial
stock
Life
.
under
Life
l'elated
Arizona
to
law
September,- 1961,
the mortgage, land,
in
engage
businesses.
in
It
is
the
that
proposed
of
be
mortgages,
be invested
agents'
will
used
to
it
provisions
Life.
of
purpose
the
is
as
Net
as
office
will
possible
proceeds
buying
a
the
of
home
residential
from
and
second
in
mortgages, in Arizona. Funds
land, and in the financing of
including*—life
real
avaliable
from
great extent
Selective
the
equities
balances,
not
business
as
of
lor
including
in
but
investment
do
to
and
personnel
chattels,
and
Life
restrictive
Phoenix,
and
will
Selective
company
estate
insurance
sales
life
premiums,
commission,
automobiles
appliances.
(who
to
to
'pel'
initially engage principally in the real estate mortgage
that to a large extent it will take
advantage of investment
of
stock
may
will
select
a
500 000
S6
will
Selective
of
filed
at
classes, and was originally distributed
differing between classes.
Warrants
aie
of
organized
of
share
per
purchase
at
appurtenant.
finance
sale
three
of
the
was
$1.20
Ariz
covering
Dec.
31,
1963,
by stockholders
of
afiiliated company, pursuant to war¬
price
prices
to
are
company
the
is
basis
8,
public
company may
states
that up
may
(and
purchase
equivalent
which
to
the
an
They
1963
stock
on
until
Co.,
for
the
as
purchase
purchase
calculated
stock
1,
the
Life
.ixed
them.
Jan.
exceed
Phoenix
Dec.
011
offered
to
not
Ave.,
SEC
be
prospectus
purchased
to
of
ol
Central
the
to
dealers
The
Insurance
issued
at
stock,
and
be
may
Selective
Corp.—Common Registered—
North
with
commission
brokers
offering.
shaies
830
statement
the
company
also
are
purchase
per
date,
has
of
.
.
of
than
31.
Selective -Life
director;,
9,107,695
offered
directors
not -less
until: Dec.
share
transfer
Net
the
States
shoes
The
.
such
and
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$10,361,058 $95,665,089
8,131,489 "76,472,885
At
the
office
shelves
the
company
registration
The
'
in
18,
1657.
p.
insurance
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
revenue.
40 000
Sept.
on
in low operating costs are reflected
by the company's
mark-ups and its generally aggressive pricing policies,
stock
intangibles
oper.
incorporated
was
prices.
,
Common
insurance
Railway
80,000
25,700
operations.
opportunities
1961—Month—1960
II.I.I
outlets
without the
low
01
company
Period End. Oct. 31—
additional
Colorado.
store.
CAPITALIZATION
on
future
/
the
development,
carried
continued
said
programs
III
(trade)...
of
located
principal
color
as
rants
$27,328,694,
were
for
or
Donald
1428.
p.
19C1
non-recurring
substantial
design,
for
for
V
President
tion
fiscal
earnings
$1,698,648,
shares.
from
company reported a slight increase in
sales
ended Sept. 30, as compared to 1960. Earnings
only to last year's all-time record.
second
sales
Net
last
15 000
23 300
_
organized primarily for the purpose of
carrving 011
shoes and other items incidental
thereon on 'a
self-
in
Inc.—Sales Up, Net Off—
Ohio
year
were
'.Z2L
year
was
to
Rubbermaid
of
outlets
the
savings
policy
type¬
three-month
the
previous
"./.v* ■•'''."F ' •"■■ri.>'
'
used
§20 000
__~_IIII~
capital
Selective Financial
of
be
following
profitable
continuing
highest
the
necessity of being waited on by clerks or sales¬
principle of grocery retailing. Such
a
system is designed to enable the
company to take advantage of lower
cpeiating costs through the saving of
wages to
employees, inasmuch
as
fewer employees are needed than
in conventional retail
quarter.
that
State
sloping
of
much
ended
to
will
to
50^000
one
acquisition
of
011
choice
quarter
equal
proceeds
according
.
principle of retail sales.
center
i.e.,
quarter,
over
company
had
McBee
share.
first
75%
reduce
were
13,164 000
'.*'■«[
Colo.
retailing
The
Royal
year,
common
a
said
stockholders
quarter
28,609 569
//j*;-
__
salaries
The
then
stockholders
the
company
men,
equal
quarter
told
fiscal
for
the
and
;28.516,364
11,678,657
''j-
share.
per
the
to
following
working
letail
displayed
the
Hotel.
results
He
$554,000,
first
Ryan
company
company's
in
of
the
previous
when
the
first
profit
in
A.
cents
16
costs
second
told
the
net
share.
common
1961—10 Mos.—1960
loan
for
Pueblo,
service
American
the
on
of
Texas.
the
listed
was
1961.—V.
11,
improvement
year,
manufacturing
effective
Mr.
fiscal
proceed
129,656,388.131 816 157
10,156,065 101,140,024 103*,206|588
expenses,
Applied to acocunts payable
'2,151,164
the
QUotron,
to
12%:::;%■/%'•
p.
inventory increase
Unallocated
327,702
the
or
an
194,
12,581,541
2,425,476
proceeds
the
Management
seven
Biltmore
that
noted
represented
for
care
available
said.—V.
1,074,652
■; - :>-•%:% -
will amount
expenses
allocated
and
laws
a
of
to
when
priorities:
has
stock,
the
$325,000,
Ryan
31,
at
cities
125
1,515,162
commissions
$6,778,543
Allan
quarter
twice
at
3,540,413
stock
common
$6,250,283
Dec.
common
Chairman
meeting
the
In
17
the
on
year,
numerals
are
is
board
V:'
PROCEEDS—Net
$461,041
the
earned
than
Shoes, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant
1961 offering circular, Amos C. Sudler &
offered publicly, 100,000 shares of' this
Denver,
firm's
13,181,266
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
corporation
pos¬
avail¬
less
.
at
the
13,339,775
9,799,362
ops.
2161.
Nov. 20,
a
to
The
makes
before
25%
showing
a
glance; space economy
only four inches' in dept
and economy of installation;
stocks
space,
Mr. Scantlin
income
oper.
Self-Service
to
Ave.,
effective
years,
in
the
RR.—Earnings-
expenses
from
194, .p.
the
of
be
Scantlin
1961—Month—1960
oper.
909,318
stock
common
will
appearance.
service
revenue.
rev.
The
Stock
repre¬
30
boards.
required); simplicity
oper.
ry.
$19,367,840 $19,959,809
2120.
p.
in
available
common
board
new
installations of
minimum
$741,544
income
oper.
194,
be
and
of
features
modern
permit
Repay
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
an¬
existing
BUSINESS—The company
—V.
board
boards
will
provides
and
Cost
electric
on
maintains
will
a
in
new
circuitry
savings
exclusive
attractive
an
the
price movement of all
listings in same wall
more
no
and
was
Electronics
distance;
direction
with
brokers
boards, permitting easy readability at
changeable listings (a stock listing can be changed
personnel
in
seconds);
colored
trend
indicators
the
(25%
that
said.
those
as
stock
1962.
cost
Scantlin
prevailing
for
President of Scantlin
/quotation
systems.
electronic-developments, the
transistorized
substantial
Mr.
board
Scantlin,
stock
development
expected
quarter
use
quotation
Quotron
the latest
first
the
said.
stock
by John R.
of
Incorporating
sents
he
.1961—10 Mos.—1960
oper.
operations—__
1961—10 Mos.—1960
oper.
•
•
Railway
way
'
;
Atlanta
&
34,332^083
33.873,207
$2,175,256 $20,710,052 $20,259,203
917,471
8,737,178
9 141 712
Railway
Richmond, Fredericksburg h '& Potomac RR.—Earnings
Railway
Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc., it was
Owl President,
and Lloyd Berkus,
other
loss
loss
a
common
a
share.—V.
a
Period End. Oct. 31—
Stores, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
2,588,090
$2,749,381
1,221,046
ops.
Inventory for El Paso store
—V.
J
$5,763,346
Railway
General
Net
properties are located in the financial district and within close
proximity to the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel and adjoining the Battery
Tunnel parking garage.
•
p.
Savannah
the
The
ry.
income
2161.
oper.
194,
field, and
Corp.
1962.
Schaffer
ry.
—V.
for the nine months
reported
cents
two
late
During the past two years, over $1,500,000 has been spent in a
physical improvement project at 19 Rector St. This has included air
conditioning, lobby refurbishing and the conversion of 11 of the 13
elevators in the building from operator to automatic operation. The
elevator conversion project is expected
to be completed in the early
part
Net
from
rev.
.-F."
.
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$54,583,259 $54,591,286
company
$30,705,176,
tax
after
$418,391
$1,692,830,
results
$1,993,482.
15-17
*
Ebasco
Brown Boveri
Ltd.,
Net
—V.
ended Sept. 30, 1961 a net loss
share after preferred dividend
requirements, on sales of $95,065,903. Loss before provision for- Federal
income taxes was $1,663,818.
In 1960, Rheem reported for the first
nine months sales of $94,748,435, earnings of $452,590 before provision
for Federal income taxes, and net profit of $71,573 after tax provision,
of
contains
approximately 30,418 square feet of net rentable area and occupies
a
plot of approximately 2,700 square feet at the corner of Rector and
West Sts. Major tenants in the building include Empresa Hondurena
de
Vapores
(subsidiary of United Fruit
Co.);
Audiograph
Business
Forms; The Federal Paint Co., and Southern Clay, Inc.
The 19 Rector St. building and 15-17 Rector St.
occupy an entire
block front
on
Rector St. between Greenwich
and
Washington Sts.,
and have a
combined frontage in excess of 450 feet. The combined
plot area is approximately 24,525 square feet.
Both buildings contain
an
aggregate of approximately 402.000 souare feet. Both buildings
contain
an
aggregate of approximately 402,000
square
feet of net
rentable area. The 15-17 Rector St. building was completed
in 1957
and
contains
ground floor banking quarters occupied
by
Chemical
B«r>k
Mew
Ynr"
T»ust
Co.
The
lb-17
Rector
St.
building and the
19 Rector St. building are joined at each floor, as the floors of both
structures
are
evenly connected, to provide for ingress and egress.
A
total
estimated
annual
income
for
all
three
buildings in Rector
Street
3,614,930
Net
Manufacturing Co.—Quarterly Report—
the
company
net
of
partners
DESCRIPTION
$6,364,311
expenses
2446.
p.
.
General
revenue.
oper.
Seaboard Air Line
reported a net loss of
$1,551,498, > or
77
cents
a
common
share
after preferred
dividend
"requirements, on sales of $30,916,334. Third quarter loss before Federal
income tax credit was $1,555,297.
For the third quarter last year, the
Oct.
additional distributions to limited partners.
as
oper.
:
„
Rodney Metals, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
will
Associates
St., a 15-story office building;
and the long-term leasehold of 19 Rector St., a 37-story
office building; and 15-17 Rector St., an 11-story office
building immediately adjacent to 19 Rector St. Antici¬
pated monthly cash distributions to limited partner in¬
vestors is estimated, in the prospectus of the offering,
at 10% per annum.
A 1% reserve fund is anticipated,
which will be used for improvement in the buildings
or
.
v
the fee of 33 Rector
own
Railway
Net
Rheem
.
Properties
Street
share
a
'
•
York City, has been appointed
of
the
common
stock
of
the
Bank,-New
warrant -agent
194,
corporation.— V.
For
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
Co., Inc.—Appointment—
Rexach Construction
The
657,019
Louis-Southwestern
Period End. Oct. 31—
in limited partnership syn¬
vestment firm.
■;
585,558 shares in the hands
subject to audit and adjust¬
on
figures for 1961
end of fiscal year.—V. 194,
cents
66
or
,
All
shareholders.
$386,673
last year.
all periods
for
with
compared
share,
a
comparable period
Earnings
of
$1,923,459
449,656
2161.
p.
Railway
by
earnings for the October quarter this year were $192,080, equal
a
share, compared with $213,444, or 36 cents a share, for
the similar 1960 period.
For the nine months ended Oct. 31, net earnings were $252,678 equal
or
Of¬
194,
Period End. Oct. 31—
appointed
been
Securities
—
compared
sales were $18,212,621
31,
corresponding nine months of 1960.
for the
$18,743,308
Oct.
ended
months
nine
the
33
$1,725,609
52,891
income
oper.
ry.
able,
Net
to
$192,297
operations.
way
—V.
The
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Stores
corresponding
with
$4,341,547
2,418,088
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
sible
For
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$4,145,524
2,419,915
174
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—Record
dicate
Investors
expenses
$455,277
262,980
$203,984
58,069
oper.
$427,598
223,614
revenue.
and
which
Ry.—Earnings-
1961—Month—1960
cper.
St.
Feriod End. Oct; 31—
total of $4,686,000
fered—A
prescription
the last five years, Snyder's sales have increased more than
year's estimated level of $12,500,000.
Railway
Properties Associates
Street
Rector
St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
employees.
Owl,
.\ Monday, December 18, 1961
.
Railway
also makes its headquarters in the Twin Cities,
retail food stores and services more than 325 Red Owl
and wholesale
accounts in 10 midwestern states including
Minnesota, 4 Illinois,
Colorado, Wisconsin,- Michigan,' Iowa, Montana,
Wyoming and North and South Dakota. The company's sales for the
year
ended Feb. 25, 1961 amounted to $274,600,000 and its full and
part time employees now number in excess of 7,000.—V. 194, p. 1951.
Red
2337.
p.
be
this
to
operates
agencies
stock of the corporation.
and registrar for the common
agent
194,
of
are
50%
Golden
population since 1950.
In Utah,
Gulf American Land has acquired 5,680 acres, located on
the Green River, southeast of Price in Emery County. The property
is near one of the largest uranium
mines in the United States.. In
addition to having great
industrial potential, Utah has also become
a
popular recreational center .in recent years.
-.a.o
The third property bought by the corporation totaled
51,000 acres
25 miles south of Albuquerque,
New Mexico. This tract was added to
the company's portfolio of land investments because of the spectacular
growth.in and around Albuquerque in recent years.
The
fourth
property,
96,822
acres
of
mahogany forests
on
the
coastal
plain in British Honduras was acquired by the corporation
as
a
long-term investment based on the growth and development of
growth
will
Snyder's
stage.
Vista will be offered in small
tracts
(ranchettes)
in the near future.
This Arizona acreage was
acquired
since
all indications point to
a
population explosion in
Arizona.
Some sections
of the state have already experienced
100%
is
It
shares
shares
issue 32,500
outstanding
the
as
Golden
named
will
of
departments as well as carrying variety merchandise, The com¬
pany's headquarters are in St. Paul, where it occupies a central ware¬
house completed
in I960. The firm has over 800 olfice, distribution
consolidated
very
project,
all
for
drug
—
nature,
the business of developing and marketing
planned communities is one requiring vision and foresight.
As one
community matures, plans for another must be formulated.
The
company
staked out its claim on the future by purchasing
four
large tracts of real estate in widely scattered though rapidly
growing sections of the United States and abroad. However, due to the
ever-increasing sales volume currently being achieved with its Florida
properties, the company will temporarily warehouse its new land ac¬
quisition as a Land Bank of inventory to bulwark and safeguard the
security of its future growth.
One
tract acquired consisted of 10,680 acres near Kingman, Ariz.,
near
Lake Mead and on
the direct route to Las Vegas. Development
of
Owl
Red
exchange
Snyder's operates 21 drug stores, 19 of which are in the MinneapolisSt. Paul area and one eacn in Rochester and Duiutn, Minnesota. The
The
its
as
future.—V.
been
Realty Acquisitions—
By
agreement.
in
which is a closely held corporation,
a wholly-owned subsidiary of Red Owl.
appointed
has
of
the
stock
common
The
Trust Co. has been anoointe-' sole
the class A stock, of the corporation.—V. 194, p. 1846.
Bank
Snyder's,
on
)
Appointment—
Chemical
its
of
During
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$8,689,966 $81,504,945 $89,436,167
7,311,601
72,938,967
74,272,578
$9,065,674
7,420,153
revenue.
of
terms
Under
of
and
Reading Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Net
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2664)
have
total
a
of
Selective
200
1962,
Stock
exercised
nor
in
at
such
14,400
Life),
more
cash
or
shares
each
than
up
to
its
directors
receiving "the
1,200
to
shares
one-half
its-
right
at
$5
through
original purchase price.
To
rights for an aggregate of-7,600
.
Continued
on
page
57
n
Volume
194
Number 6117
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
13
(2665)
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
first
table
in
all
current week.
which
the
Then
show
we
in
grouped
indicate
we
during the
second
a
the
are
the
two
separate
dividends
Capitol
Per
Name of
Company
Bros.
Affiliated
Fund,
From
net
Algemene
$5
Holders
(quar.)
Calo
American
of
of
N.
12-29
12-19
1-22
12-21
value,
par
possibly
\i .%> V
dividend-!
Aluminum
4%>
Co.
4Va%.
2nd
preferred
Air
American
Bankers
Class
!
(quar.)
American
to
$56c
Can
(Fla,I,
A
class
&
%
A
class
Shoe
Co.
Enka
(quar.).
to
Corp.
Land
Mfg.
of
National
stock
Co.
12-27
12-15
Banic
of
Company,
Consumers
12-29
12-18
12-29
12-18
for each
12-31
12-22
common
2-
25C
4%
1-
12-30
'
1-
2
preferred
(s-a)
$2.25
7-
approve
Argus
$2.60
2-
2-
1
2-
$2.50
preferred B
C
this
1
1-
2
(quar.i
1-20
1-15-
2-
1
65c
2-
1
Corporate
title
changed
Agrochemical Corp.
Ash
Temple. Ltd., 6%<
6'Va 'Of pfeTei'red B
Food
Associated
preferred
12-30
Ci.y
Atlantic
Refining
A
1-
$$1.50
(quar.)__
1-
c
5c
Co.
(111.)
1-19
1
12-15
1
L__!'
13c
2-
12-23
1-
2'
B
i
M
Aunt
Jane's
Stock
Avon
v9334C
(quar.i.._
2-
1
$25c
2-
1
1-
4
2-
1
1-
4
__!
Products,
preferred
,
50c
(quar,)
12-15
12-30 '
12-15
1-1
4','b
4%
1-15
12-30
6c
dividend
Btui-c
Inc.
California
oi
Bank
of
New
Extra
i.
(quar.i__
(N.
the
(Houston
of
i
l'_
___
________
Southwest
_
Virginia
_
iquar.l____
A
&
Water
Ltd.,
Machine
Bird
'
12-15'
Elder
12-15
Eldon
Co.
A
•
&
Elk
Casualty
Bryson
Bobbs-Merrill,
Bostich,
1-10
1-
12-18
class
A
$2
(quar.I
Products
annual)
Budget
(quar.)
Plan,
2
12
8
1-
2
1-22
Fashion
12-
River
22c
1-26
1-12
12-21
Federal
3-15
2-26
IOV2C
60c
convei'tible
6'J-
serial
preferred
preferred
Racing
(quar:)_____
1-15
12-23
(quar.)
(quar.)_
15c
1-15
12-28
15c
1-15
12-26
1-
12-22
•
___._i.___.
.145c
(auar.
dividend)
Assn.__
2 V
;
a
%
$1"
2
$8
'
1-10
12-29
;12-29
vo
12-22
9
2-
1 >,
1-
„
-'5
il2..h:
■■
1-15
8
1-19
12-21
12-29
5
''?:
1-15
12-29
1-22
1-2
1-15
1-
1-
2
2
12-21
12-29
12-15
12-29
"12-15
1-
2
1-
2
12-20
.
12-15
12-15
.12-
1-22
1-
8 ,v
2-
9
of
4
12-22
75c
$2.25
-
•
preferred
12-22
Md.)
Jan.
on
to
35c
12-15
25c
distribution—^
Federation
1-
12-
2
5
12-21
s.ockr
2-
'
shares
12-18
$1
12-27
12-21
——
!.—__—__
45c
2-15
2-
1
12-21
12-
General
2-
1-15
12-28
1-15
3-15 J
75c
(qi.ar.l_
1
1-15
50c
23"/4C
1
2-
15c
2-28
12-15
12-
5
A
!_•;
1-15
1-26
12-29
$20c
1-15
12-15
$40c
,
1-15
12-15
1-
2
40 c
common
2-
1
1-12
2-
1
1-12
00c
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-1J
*2-1
1-10
(q.^x.^
(quar.)
51c
(quar.)_
;___
52VaC
1
58:,4c
2-
1
1-10
He
1-15
12-22
$1.25
12-28
10%
1-24
47 %c
1-15
Gas
GO
.lAhiL.wJ.GJiiojS'"'
Chemical: Corp.-)-
&
National Bank
Stock
■f-ng...
dividend
approval
to
of
stockholders
4%
preferred
4 20%
(quar.)
preferred
Common
Bronze
12-21
1-15
12-21
12-28
12-15
$2
12-28
12-15
25c
1-15
12-21
37 Vac
12-28
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
Island
Creek Coal, common
preferred
(quar.)_
(J.
1-15
'
Quarterly
$6
12-20
$3
I
International
Ivey
12-20
1
$37 Mac
(quar.)
Co
Extra
2
1
Ltd.—
$20c
Power
1-
1-
$1.05
Powders,
preferred
International
7
1-12
1-
$1-
(quar.)
(final)
partic.
12-
and
the Comptroller of Currency)
Indianapolis Power & Light, common
»
1-10
(Indianapolis) —
B.)
&
Go.
(quar.)
12-22
$1.50
1-
2
12-22
25c
1-
1
12-18
...50c
1-
4
12-21
50c
1-
4
12-21
(quar./
Jenkins
Brothers
Founders
Jonat
Johnston
17 Vac
_____
income
plus
gains
5AC.
12-
8
1-23
1-
2
1-23
1-
2
50c
1-29
1-12
30c
(quar.)
12-22
7 Vac
2 Vac
Inc., class A
(quar.)
Co.
12-26-:
59c
B
Mfg.
1-1S
Fund; Inc.—
capital
josteiVs,
(quar.)
investment
n^t
.
(year-end)
Inc.
Mutual
from
6c;
(year-end)
shares
Logan.
an
(quar.)
Kelling
Nut,
Kennedy's,
6%
preferred
$i.25
xn-x,
Income
Fund
(quar.)
pin.
.
12-30
12-15
31V4C
1-15
12-30
4c
;.ax.>___
.
12-15
(monthly).
12-
4
12-
7
$4
jtuuUa
iquar.)
Kuhlman
Electric, common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—-—
5 Va %
12-20
15C
1-15
12-31
50c
cusiouian
1.-15
12-31
1-10
12-27
20c
2-
1
1-19
1-
1334c
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
am.
IvaC
2?
______—
SO'Ac
2-
1
2-1
„
1
12-27
1
12-27
10c
1-10
12-20
10c
1-10
12-20
2
12-15
$10c
1-31
1-16
5%
1-24
12-29
*1
—
class A
Lamontague Limit,
Blower
Lau
(quar.)
Co.—
(Common
payment deferred
at tv,s
Fabrics
Lincoln
3-
--—
.
1.011x11.o..
("uar.)_
12-19
$20c
(initial)
—_
(quar.)
2
2%
Ltd,
Liberty
'
is not sub-
aPP.rqval_-_i.__.
corp.,
preferred
12-19
1-
7
20c
(quar.)
T.ie aetjon
12-
12-31
20c
11-17
Inc.—
spiir.'
12-15
■
Keweenaw Land Association
1
$.055
—
__________________
shareholdeis
8
12-26
3114c
;
$3.50
15c
s.
2-
Kerr
9_-__________
common
2
•
C.)
2c
(quar.)
1
1-
1
551/4C
Joy
(^uar.)__
subject
2-
2-
<quar.)__
fi-om
1-19
omit¬
S.
12-15
55c
(quar.)
preferred
'.'V
___'
Financial
York
2-15
12-20
12-30
112V,2C
,
12-15
New
(quar.)
International
.
1-
4',h
(Charleston,
5'f
Paper Board,
to
of
12-19
10c
(quar.)_
2
53 V4c
6%
60c
approval
4.60%' "'preferred
tquaA)
•Fed"ral TTr'ted Corp., $3 pieferred
ject
Co.
preferred
(Subject
8
1-15
12-22-
25c
(quar.)
12-19
1-10
1-
(quar.)
;
15c
—
12-26
1-10
15c
ilncreased-annuall
12-22
2-
v'
Inc.
(5-lor-4 stock
Winston
preferred
Indiana
$1.25
1
5
preferred
•s'lndiana
l-..2s-; .12-;8
1-15
10c
(quar.
12-29
1-
50c
(quar.)
-Referred'" (miarhl
isTneorpcrated income. Fund-iuL-j
5%
A stock)
1-15
15c
4.70"
12-20-'- 1-2-8
•
-
'
(increased-quar.)
Frocks,
Financial
12-15
Co
Fower,
Class
(Bait.,
Extra
12-29
Gas
12-27
5c
(quar.)
Brick
4.20%
22V2C
to
4/1
on
of
Fate-Rcot-Heath
6
Fall
12-19
$$1.50
4.26%.;
$1
1962)
Company-American
Falk Corp.
12-LO
&
preferred
4.C0%
15
12-15
1-15
25c
Fairey
5
12-26
1-10
'
liquidating
Keystone
2
12-28
25c
20(j
2-10
'
20c
15,
approval
1-
12-18
1-29
IV'2%
:
4.42%.
■■■''.
'
2-
12-20
12
25c
(quar.)
(subject
Co.
1-16
2'
1-15
30c
Ltd.
Paper
A
Illinois
20
12-
1-
10c
Corp
Corp.—
1-5
12-19
Gorp.—^
dividend
holders
12-21
25c
g
common
Building ,Products, Ltd;
Burgmaster Corp.
(stock
Burrillville
1
12-20
$9.80
(initial)__J__
Finance
12-15
12-20
25c
;
(Delaware)—
dividend-
Illinois
time.
Quarterly
Trust
Stock
12-28
2
-
H.),
Oil
6.40 't
12-15
;
Class
12-15
12-12
1-17
(accumulative)
Insurance
Class
5
12-27
10c
.
payment
this
1-
lz-27
5%
:_!
Jan.
Johnson
at
1
12-28
$1.50
Co.T (quar.).
Equitable
12-28
2-
37"-0
dividend)—_____
in
12-27-
12-15
>
Ltd.—
iquar.)
Rinehart
12-18
$2•
."""-'n,l_^
:
12-21
1-
(quar.)
Bay Oil & Gas,
Hughes-Owens Co. Ltd.—
12-20
.-
___________________
12-
8
1-2
,
Equitable Fire Insurance
15c
Arms
.o't
12-19
4
15c
dividend)
Hudson's
8
12-26
25c
*4-
Consolidated
dividend
ted
12-
c
:':42,/2c
(quar.)_______:
Co
20c
Airways
Browning
Insurance
12-29
55c
(quar.)
Corp. of America, 5%
pfd.
(quar.)
Hudson Trust Co. (Union City,- N.J.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Dividend
2
51-10
(quar.)__
12-18
12-15
1-
83ic
(payable
Electric
45c
(increased
B
(quar.)
2%'
iquar.)___
Co.
(Calif.)
8
capital
(quar.)
(D.
Second
5
l^c
-'-ares
P
1-
$$1.50
Y.)
iquar.)
B
Honolulu
12-13
37-2-1
n.
lho.—.
12-18
1-
4
1-
12-29
t.c
quar.)___—________
2
$1.12 Va
(quar.I
i4,.ax..__
f.
rv/-fprr"i
2
1-
1-
25c
+
,
1-
75 c
_______
Co.
Investment
Bowman
20c
(quar.)____^______-_
dividend
Brauiff
2
from
(quar.)
Products
Industrial
Honolulu
1-17
1
1-15
l$'2.50
-
.
(quar.)
1■
Holt,
2-16
(stock
Paper
Common
12-15
1
Company
Boxes, Inc.
Slock
'initio! nna-.i
stockholders
Endicott
3-
;_
(N.
Company
Corp.
Hoerner
Class
1-19
50c
(reduced)
and
Y.)
class
Coal
Ltd.
Stock
12-20
12-20
20c
Insurance
Boston
Louis)
(St.
Horn
Emco,
iAla.i—
Co.
preferred
1
1-15
Ltd._
Inc.,
Stock
Kl
4Va%:
12-30
1-20
(year-end i____'_^__
Boatman's National Bank
Bonneville,
1-18
$1.25
3% ;
Ilertz
Holmes
15c
A
Electric
Elwell-Parker
10c
Co
J.)
Heritage
1-12
2-
10c
12-7
•*
;
America
Co.
preference
12-15
1
3-15
$4
class
Products
12-7
25c
1-
t5c
Y.
(stock
A
preferred
12-12
1-
1-31
1-
50c
>
;___
cuminou
Co. (quaiu)
Industries, common
12-12
,
&
4
Extra
(quar.>____*.
Fire
12-
Mfg.
12-14
10c
Sivalls
12-15
Gas—
dividend
2
$25c
:
4
(Canada) —
Empire Trust Co. of New York
(quar. i
12-15
12-
•
(increased
Sault
1-
—
iquar. i
class
1-
1
-
and
North
Stores
(H.
6%
12-14
'
and
Electrical
Annual
Eoston
Stock
Edison
12-28
7 Vac
J.i
(N.
Hendershot
12-15
5
j:6c
•
c.aooiaiu.>,
A
12-15
dividend_____________________
Birmingham
I'll
12-15
12-15
Class
2
Son
Stock
f.
2
12-23
5c
Saco
A*
Hats
Bird
Black,
8
27 VaC
_i
Inc.
12-30
1-
5
Edgcomb Steel of New England—
12-28
:iquar.
Biddefoi'ri
Biltmore
Industries,
Heinz
12-29
Eastern,Can Co., class A (quar.)
Eastern
Magnesia Talc (quar.i
50c
(quar. )•_____
Automation
Hartfield
50c
income)
Bridge
on
Corp.
50c
Class
■;
1-
income
M.)
12-18
inc.—
N.
(N.
preferred
(quar.)
Manufacturing—
quarterly—
Shoe
(H.
1-15
$$1.62 Va
Corp.
Lomason
Common
5c
Insurance
12-13
12-15
:
Economics
net
1
1-
$3
cuar.l_.
Natural
1-
Properties________
Frocks
12-27
$3
J
"0c
.
Harper
$1.62'/a
A
convertible
5%'
i.
-
Hanover
12-18
9c
Corp.,
oroup,
Dynalectron
-Assn.
Extra
Berkshire
Bicor
12-18
Fund,
of
Trust
50c
_______
National
12-18
12-31
(quar.)
dividend
Extra
12-29
common
Hotel
class
&
3 7 Vic
3-
and
12 Vi %
of
(quar.)_
Co.'of
Increased
12-31
(quar.)
common
12-19
(quar.)
Ordinary
64c
Hanover
55c
•
12-19
12-29
Ltd.,
pajment
1-15
(annuali
Dominion of Canada General
50c
^
(quar.)
Beaux-Arts
1-
$3
J.)
__2
_______
of
Bank
1-15
$1
Nutley
Extra
Bank
York
12-20
i0c
(quar.i__
12-12
12-18
4c
(s-a)
Corp.
from
2-15
$1.37'/2
(quar.)__
12-29
37 Vic
—
gains
Guarantee
12-31
20c
pid.
17VaC
(quar.)______;
Insurance
(Houston)
Dunlap
Gustin-Bacon
12-26
12-29
preferred
12c
(ovar i_
Industries, Inc.
preferred
(quar.)_
1%
12-15
25c
_-___i—•
of
Bank
(quar.)_
54c
!
Home
Diversified
$4
Balcrank,
17c
1-15
3-10
preferred
57Vac
$2.50
B
$1.50
(quar.)___
Foods
"
1
iquar.)
preferred
Duquesne
(quar.)___
2
...
12-15
Co.—
preferred
National
$1.50
1-12
:i.2jc
Ltd.
Ltee,
Discount
12-21
Co.—
preferred
Steel,
•
V.
tq.-ar.i
investment
Dunkirk
1
25c
1^
4c
International
Diamond
12-15
1-16
—
J
1
,-il2-23
.
(quar.)
Securities
&
Douglas
(quar. i____________
Seal
Mutual
net
Stock
$16'4
Supply
Seweiage
..
(s-a»
preferred
Class
(quar.i
__nnL
Atlantic
Atlas
5
Arizona
(quar. i
Stores
Stationers
.-Quarterly
Vegh
Distributors
to
.
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Shoe, common (s-ai
Industries
(From
1-19
1-15
8c
2-
\
$1
50'>
preferred A
Debenture
12-29
62 Vac
-
Capital,
-
(quar.)__
International, Ltd.,
Detroit
Agrochemical Corp. (quar.i
Fertilizer & Chemical Co —
Associated
de
1-20
.
time
(quar.)—
&
Growth
12-15
1
20c
Grosset
12-18
2
2
:j:15c
Ltd.
Co.,
12-^0
1-
2-
12-19
Stores,
Gas
12-30
40c
Credit
<fc
Greenwich
$1.50
12M>c
„_L
1
12-18
income Tax for year ending
Equal to approximately
Depositary shnrei__
per
6%
(quar.)
3-
1-15
(quar.)__
31;'1962;
$.044
12-19
12-18
British
March
12-18
iannuali___________________
cumulative
Denai It.
deferred at
City)
Trust—
America
2
37Vic
pce^eried
interim
1 an
12-22
>
Corp., 6'/2'/(
Rubber,
common
Cork
6V2
12-12
5
$7 VaC
5c
preferred
Arizona
$2
1-
ill
A
12-29
Fund
Company
preferred
Crown
12-22
8
1-15
12-29
12-29
Life
12-30
i
Coronation
6-26
Corp.—
Arizona
$3.75
1-
62 VaC
common
(quar.i
payment
iquar.i.
(Peter)
Daryl
Corp
Corp.,
L.)
5preferred
12-19
,
12-18
$53c
'
Common
$3
Crush
a
two-for-one split_
Pulp & Paper Mills (quar.i
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
Arts
(L.
of
Craddock-Terry
Corporation—
Anglo-Canadian
Trap Co; of America,
Co.
Cooper
12-22
12-30
1-
1
$45c
Universal
class
less
12-30
(inv.iiaiiapv.,,o,—
Gas
18
:
10c
12-13
3
preferred
Natural
2
1-
12-21
$4.25
Quarterly
12-lo
12
2-
5%
-___
4'/2%
Paper,
10c
income)-
Extra
8
12-22
1-16
$1.75
__
8
is-a;_
Stockholders
29
Great
1-23
15c
(quar.)
Inc.—
Southern
12-29
25c
Quarterly
20c
dividend
Corduroy
a
held)
snare
Lukes
Great
1-10
Extra
1-16
6 f7o
of
Great
1-10
1
12
12-20
i-
j.^/20
(quar.)____^___^_
40c
5
1-19
30c
jquai*.):____
Investment
Stock
Cook
:
;/(l/65th
Co.
1-
2
(quar.)
56(qc
Co.,
2-
5'/c
Lottn
Investment
Consolidated
1-16
Controls
dividend)
div.)
Union
1-15
12-18
12-18
W.) Co. (quar.)__
Toy, Ltd. (quar.)
;
&
8
12-31
12-31
(H.
Grand
Granci
__;
(Jersey
Gossard
12-14
12-18
$1.12V2
dividend™__
12-
62l2c
Co
Yards
Co.
investment
1-19
pretened
Oil
(From
12-22
the
^
-
.__
Continental Baking Co., common (quar.)
$5.50
preferred
(quar.)____-________
Metal
Amoskeag
Auplied
Consolidated
1-26
Jan.
on
approval
Stock
preferred
30c
Products* (quar.i
American Vitrified Products (stock dividend)
5%■
Commonwealth
2-26
10.325%
approval
Ry.—
(reduced)
Stock
12-29
3c
.
Trust
12-30
Trust
<fc
of
12-14
40c
dividend'
25c
quar.)
div.
(stock
(stock
Vapor Corp.
American
...
12-15
12-15
Stock
50c
(increased
stockholders
American
Animal
Commercial
12-15
12-27
Union
60c
__
.
Also
American
'"hr
2
Cleveland
12-27
20%;
subject to the
Comptroller of Currency
Argo
Trencher
lc
(quar.)_
Fletcher
subject
Anelex
Cleveland
4'<
(quar.)
(IndianapolisI
$4.50
2-
5
12-20
Mfg.
25c
Hosiery
2
B
_
American
t.
1-
2-
-
class
on
Distilling
American
$*.5o
.
70c
American
share
1
2-28'
27 Vac
-
approval)
Brake
American
Co.
3-
2c
dividend
(subject
16.
$25c
_
B
.Stock
Extra
12-15
2
12-15
iquar,.).j_i_u.._-_^-_^wiL._j^i-.>■! 25c.:
Claussner
Filter
(quar.i
Insurance
Great Western
preferred
(quar.)
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards
of
American
V-!
1-17
1-
Snoe
12-31
$1.06(4
;
Gladding McBean & Co.
Godfrey Co. ■ (quar.)____;
5%
i_
5C
12-15
Georgia
lc
__'
(quar. >
of Rec.
$1.50
(quar.)
12-20
15c
;___
Sugar
preferred
12-15
2c
.Common
•
1-17
3%
■.
____
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred iquar.)____.
1st
5c
41/4%
.
12-29
30c
Stores
Chicago
56c
(increased)
2-20
2
$1.05
Extra
(dividend
preferred (quar.)__
4Va%
preferred
(quar.)
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
Aguirrc
$5
12-31
,
.
Holders
Payable
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
12-15
.
When
Share
Name of Company
5
Light—
Properties (stock dividend
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.i
Cuart-rak, Inc.
V.—
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Stock
split
Per
of Rec..
1-
.
(quar.)______
Mihs
Holdert
3-12
•
(quar.)__;
Century
deposit receipts
the
..>
..
10
|
Central
income
Kunstzijde Unie
A KU
&
.
for
14
a
Extra
Payable of Rec.
17 Vac
12-29
6Vic
Plywood—
preferred
6c
pfd.
conv
2-28
50c
approve
Power
Carriage
$75c
(s-a.)
Products—
preferred
$4.20
Inc.—
investment
4%»
When
Share
Stores, 70c
Pacific
Carolina
When
Payable
(quar.i
Metal
Stockholders
payments previ¬
Ry.
Records
Carolina
an¬
follow with
we
Per
Share
Company
Pacific
Carolina
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Aaronson
"
-
Name of
Canadian
time).
Square Building Corp.—
Dividend
Logan
(N.
Y.)
(Jonathan),
.
(stock
dividend)
omitted
payment
Inc.
(see
at
this
aonaaian
Inc.)
gan.
time.
-
.'
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Byers
(A.
M.)
Co.
___!
(quar.)__
._"
5c
2-
1
1-12
1-20
First
12-30
Investors
Class
CTS
Corp.
California
(increased
Water
Increased
&
1
on
will
a
proval
on
vote
is
of
also
the
shortly
subject
(quar.i
Public
i.
iquar.i
Taggart
E>ltra
;
Canada
Bread
Flooring
B
Co.
Foundries
this
on
the
2-
1
1-
2-
1
1-
2
2-
1
1-
2
2-
1
1-
2
25c
2-
1
1-
2
12 Vac
(quar.)
Ltd.,
5%
pfd.
B
(quar.i
1-
5
25c
,
1-
9
12-26
1-
9
12-26
$62 VaC
1-
2
12-29
&
1-
2
Bank
(San
First
Forgings—
class A
stock
Extra
Fort
49
at
$37 VaC
______
Husky Oil Ltd., 6%
pfd. (quar.i
Imperial Bank of commerce—' *
Quarteily
J
;
2-
1
$$1.25
2-
Fxt-a
Common
;
subject
to
;
(year-end)
(quar.i
Gate City
GVz'i'e
$75c
1-
$ 15 c
2- 1
12-30
General
Telephone
$3Dc
2-
12-30
5.60%
preferred
Inc.
Steel Inc.—
preferred
preferred
12-29
1-15
12-15
-
5.10%
$2.20
12-29
1-
1212-
6
6
2
12-15
0
12-30
12-22
$2
i^rtui.ie^d,
1- 9
12-29
;
A
B
Mading
Stores—
Drug
Mahoning
Coal
2
12-18
20c
1-
2
12-18
1-
2
12-18
7Vac
1-15
12-29
$.0
—
RR.,
12-29
12-22
common——
1-
preferred (s-a)—'
Mailman, Ltd., conv. priority shares
Conv.
priority shares (quar.)
Conv.
priority shares
5% preferred
—__
____
—-
Class
4
A
3-
6-15
$$1.25
1-31
1-17
12-29
12-15
2
12-15
62V2C
12-29
12-13
10c
—.
(quar:)_
12-22
12-
8
12-r
6
0?pc
53VsC
—
(increased-quar.)
Bank)
Corp., new common
preferred
Ltd.
Co.
(N. Y. C.)
(quar.)
(resumed)
of
the
.
Life
12-21
investment
12-22
Nov.
12-22
holdei's.
1-
12-15
Massachusetts
12-15
12-18
Maxwell,
35c
50c
$5c
Southwest—
r
(quar.)—___—28c
(quar.)
preferr&d (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
1- 2
12-20
*"
1-
1
12-
9
:
—
27Vic
1-
1
12- 9
1-
1
12-
55c
2-
1
9
1-10
1-
30
6%'
(initial)
Fund—
income
plus
of
41c
record
to
holders
of
capital
from
7,
Dec.
both
record
-
gains' to
payable
"
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-
<
1-
1)
Ltd..
1
.
Real Estate (increased annual)
$6
participating ptd.
participating
Common payment
Mayfair
7
25Vac
,r,——
;
12-19
12-30
"
3
of beneficial interest (22c from
Certificates
Jan.
4—-—x-.'
12-20
Maryland National Bank (formerly Baltimore
1-15
2
3
6-30
——
preferred
V4
1-15
32V2c
1-
3-31
$25c
(quar.)
12-29
•
12-22
$25c
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
______
1
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works—
2f»c
.:
5
12-15
1-
5%
Massachusetts
—
■
(quar.)__'
(quar.)
1-
1-10
—
—!
(quar.)
National
shares,
(quar.)
General Reinsurance Corp.
5%
1-31
12-20
9
'
General Steel Wares,
t20c
1-23
50c
(s-a)_
approval
_i_:
1-10
$9334C
pref.
1-15
55c
20c
$1.50
—
$6
10c
Inc.
Freightlines,
1-10
1
12-21
1-31
!__—.__
one-,for-21
of
stockholders
12-28
Industries, Ltd.
preferred
go.
10c
—-—
Masco
dividend
1
12-15
12-28
10c
A_.
Trust
1-15
1
12-19
50c
$10c
1
12-18
12-31
25c
c-orp._________
(quar.)
Candy (s-a)
Los Angeles Athletic Club (quar.)—__—
Ludlow Typograph Co. (Del.), common——_
Fxtra
1__!
—
stock
7%
12-10
12-20
of
Extra
______
12-20
5%
(quar.i
approval
(quar.)
Street
County.
Mass. 1
Garrett
to
(Southhampton)
Transit
37th
Franklin.
A
75c
1962)—
23,
12-14
12V2C
(quar.)
;
Worth
west
Garlock,
omitted
Bank
Franklin-Adams
time
Canadian
National
Josei
(subject
Jan.
12-15
2
75C
National
dividend
2
1-
Loft
—
;
(Fort Worth)
stockholders
1-
50c
±.1
1
Bank
Stock
12li>c
(quar.i
venwi,
National
12-15
Canadian
7V2%
(Baltimore)
imi.'
12-14
$15c
.___
Canadian
■
Bank
Bans
Ltd.—
Canadian Bronze Co. Ltd., common-;
5',;
preferred
(quar.i_i_
:
Canadian. 1 Cnemical. L.J.
<initial►
.
National
National
2
31V'4C
30c
,
(quar.)__.
Payment
v
(initial)
First
Extra
25c
Assoc.
Co.
J.i
^——
Bank
Quarterly
31c
__.
•___
Canada
N.
(extra)
First
33c
;__ '
.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.»
Camloc
Fastener
Corp.
iquar.)__
i
2
Utili¬
$1
Canada
1-
ap¬
$1.20
Class
1
split.
the
x
National
Park.
A
F'irst
(quar.)
preferxed
Campbell
(extra)
Merchants
(Asbury
2-
Commission.
preferred
$1.25
preferred
B
class
First
36c
after Jan.
to
Califori.ia
$1.32
$1.24
First
Co.—
common
two-for-one
proposed
Pi-oposal
ties
Telephone
quarterly
Stockholders
12 Vac
quar. i_
Corp.,
Markets,
(quar.)
——
—
omitted
common
at
this
12-29
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
time
J
10i
——.
12/aC
1-
12-20
1-
10c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
McCall
Corp.
(quar.)_:-_—
McQuay, lac, (quar.)__;
$5
•„>
$31.50
^50c
12-20
2-
1-10
1-
12-15
1-
12-15
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2666)
rer
When
Share
Aume of Company
25 c:
(quar.)
McQuay-Norris- Mfg.
2-
5c
Extra
Medford
Mellon
Corp.
iquar<)___
Mercantile National
Stock
Deposit
iBaltimore.!,
(quar.)
of
Mercantile
Stores
Merchants
Bank
Stock
York
New
12-27
12-27
Trust
5Va%
1st
Minerals,
25c
12-28
60c
12-27
A
12-29
$1.25
;
1-
Montreal
12-20'
12-20
San
l-19i
12-29;
2-9
Stock,
410c
1-2
12-20
(resumed)
(extra)
171c..
12-21
20c
6.J
2-
(quar.)
1-15:,
:
12-15,
.
N.
Y.)
12-31
1-20
12-30
Y 10c
-v.
&
&
State
of
Neon
Fund,
Inc.
Products
Bo^tcm
New
Ltd.
Canada
20
equalL,_*.
'V'4"'"/bc
2
,1.^—11
I
2
pfd.
6%
New
York.
Honduras
&
dividend
York
Times
Newberry
Niagara
(extra)
3%
Co.,
Trust
Northern
(quar.)
Mfg.
Rubber
Corp.,
Old
Partic.
Olin
(quar..)
Clin,Oil &
4',*
common
Oxford. Electric
1-
12-
_
$4,75
1-30
20c
3-
12-
conv.
1
(2-for-l
of
stock
split
stockholders
5'<■
serial
4.52%
6.16'/<■
iquar.)
preferred
5.64?;
1-
5
12-29
1-15
$1.25
1-10
12-28
$1,25
1-10
12-25
$1.13
Y
1-10
12-26
1-10
12-26
;
(quar,)__
$1.50:„
1-10
1-10
$1
Pierce
&
Pioneer
(quar.)__
Stevens
(quar.)
General
Electric, Power:
Price Bros.
4'r
Electric
&
Co„ Ltd.,
preferred
12-19
12-19
Dec.
12-19
Underwriters
12-29
12-19
16c
div.)
I__
2%-,
iquar.)
common
(quar.)
f50c
j
A&sm
(Stock
Men's
f $2
15c
Professional
of
12-29
"
12-
1-26
Union
7
12-29
1-15
United
12-29
1-10
*12-15
(quar;)
12-29
2-
1
1-
1-1
Fund for Income,
Inc,—
net
investment income
from,; realized security profits
3"
1
Provincial
Transport, 5%
pfd.
1-15
from
regular
long-term
income
capital
plus
28c
5
Vi',t
5r/c
11-30
R
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preferred* (quar.)
14c
J63c
12-27
12-15
.1-
12-18
1
(quar.)
Class
A
(quart-)
Properties, class A-(initial)
12-18
S.S.
S.
.
!___
J27'/2c
II—
$25c
1-
1
12*15
.1" 1
f
■
'
6c
1*20
12*30
,
S.
30c
Tile
12-30
1-25
12-2Q "
1*
2
12c
12-15
i-
12-
i
preferred
12-15
12-
1-
A
1
Sugar
;■
25c
■
'1-9-
9
-12-28
'
62v2c
1-
2V
12-26
of
75c
14 2
12-22
12-15
12-22
12-
8
37 Vac
12-22
12-
8
-l-_-__I__IIIII
37 Vac
2,- 1
37'VaC
2-
12-15
4-10
*
;
•>3-20r
*
1-
12-21
stockholders
Pictures
Comptroller
of
65c
Co.
12-23
12-16
•'
12-
share
of
common
1
12-18
12-
1
for
share-outstanding)
1-10
40c
Corp., $5.50 pfd.
Southern
(quar.)_____
1-15
$1.37V2
1
1- 2
$3
common..
4.20%
pfd.
(quar.)
12-13
1
12-18
1-
1
12-18
1-
1
12-18
1-
1
Co.—
(quar.)
Paper
Mfg.,
div.
on
preferred
Alco
Products
Inc..
(2-for-l
4Va%
class
A
class
A
class B
and
stocks
5%
(ouar.)
$1.50
Law
$1
(quar.)
common
stock
Steel
(quar.)__
on
"
common)
$3,75
Co.
4V^%
(1962
American
Metal,
Bank
preferred
12-26
12-26
30c
12-21
12-13
I'1;
38c
12-18
11-20
A,
$1.50
Can.
Extra '
'-25c-
12-28
.12-18
12-28
6.25%
*
-
1-
2
"
..
Stock
:-'V6%
8
11-30
19-21
1-
3
12-13
12-22
11-24
Co.,
•
1-21-62".
11-15
1-1-62
.12-15"
.
"20c
(quar.)_
12^18
1-.9
.
i-i
1-
$1.25
9-'
2
^
1-
12-18.,
12-15
1
(quar,)
;
'■
'12-22
32-12
10c
,
1-
2
11-30
1- 1
30c
75c
1-
10c
•
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.
12-29-
1-25,'
r
'
•
5
12-15
1
1-15
-
4 '%■:
•
12-
*12-'5
1-1
$1.25
(quar.i_-___lV_,___
•
'12-18
'^c
(initial)
common
.
'
1%
$1.06V4,.
preferred
12-16
1-2
10c
v
Chemiepl •
new
11-30-
12-29
1 -22 l
93%c
_u__
5%
12-29
-
.
2%
12-28
11-24
29c
12-29
12-1
Shares—
gains^
7'%
;
preferred
(quar.)
43%c
(quar.)
Consumer
dividend
noncumulative
Industries,
com.
$1.56(4 :
(quar.)
-
V
t
preferred Aquar.)ii___;;-
25c
.2%
$1.50
12-
2
2-
1
2-1
8
12-12
1
" ;„2-
6V4C-
(quar.)
1-
1-2
*
31'Ac
;
—
>
10c
(quar.)
class A preferred
American
12-18
...
'*;,20c
2-'l
(quar.)
_4_4_4__"_4_4_4_
Rubber
Business
preferred
12-15
9c
American Cement Corp., common
,
8
' l-'T ?
12-21; '
25c-
dividend
American
1
12-
V
Broadcasting-Paramount
capital
12*
12-28
63c..
(quar.)
Biltrite
12-
12-18
15c
( quar.)
A
12- 8
12-22
75c
:
1
dividend—
American-
12-28
9
1-15
Note
preferred
1
2c
v.
+
'
series),
(quar.i-
American Aggregates,
American
Art
8
12-
12-20
•
*
dividend..'
preferred
8
12-
$3;'
Sugar, (quar.
Corp., .common (quar.)
Stock
12-
1
45c
;Amrlgamated
Amerac§
1,
1-
-12-22
10c
,_
America
preferred
8
Ltd.—
(initial)
of
12-
50c
-
Mfg.,-common-(quar.)__
Rainwear
1
approximately 63c after
Corp., common (quar.)
Supermarkets (quar.)
Almar
1-
1-
>
Stores
Allis-Chalmers
8
30c
J17V2c
(s-a)
deduction.o{ Israel income tax
Allied
12-
130c
Fund
B.)
7
1
$1.1"M>
Ltd.
(quar.)
Algonquin Building Credits, Ltd.
All States Freight
(Leon
12-
1-
;
(ouar.)
Corp.
12-18
12-19
10c
split
preferred
Algoma
From
1-
4
1-
Stock
1-15
12-
12-22
4
12 V2c
American
-
2-
12-
12Mic
Steel
B
12-22
25c
1-
12-22
«
$3
Co.,
1-2
12-18
12-12
12-22
'""25c
___444__4
(quar.)
1
12-28
4
(initial)_____________
RR.,
A
12-1'
1-15
1-
1
*
12-15
1-2
9
„50c
cemmon.
12-15
1-15
12-18
$1.25
1-
1
1- 2
20c
15c
$1.23
1-
It
12r 8
(quar.)___
75e
9334jc
■-
;12- 8
12V2c
(V2
preferred
" $1.12V2
;
12-12
2
1-
preferred
Wood
Stock
12-22
1-10
1- 2
35c
12-12
American
1-10
12-20
40c
(quar.)
Power
Stock
s.
50c
,
:
12-20
12-30
22V2c
1—
6%
I
-
87'/aC
;
(quar.)4
(quar.)__
(quar.)_^
12-20;
12-30:
5%.
(quar.)
Co.
5%
the
12-30
6V4C-
shares
12-12
6%
'
2 Va 'k
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
B
11-29
.
2
Class
in
Extra
Company
and
A
-
,
,
; 12-22;
-
W 4
6v4c
30c
-American
in¬
12-13
$2.13*
." A
(Mass.)—.
...
Agricrhtiral
on
2*
net ordinary income
4_______
common
Albemarle
l-'3
12-28
7VaC
gains
12-13
1-
2
3
.1
12-11*
2
4.92%
12-20
12-28
62 Vac
■
(quar.j_4_
common
12-11
1-
15c:
Aluminum
T- .2
1-
1-
Allied
"175 c
2
1-2
65c
1-
*12-20
15c
:
;
■
J30c
(quar.)
_!
on
Class A payment of
(couxij—;
12-1
$1.15
5%
City)—
37-Vac
Co.
1
$1.05
Allen
record
1 •'
.1-
*
:'Y
Ltd.—
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Allegheny Power System (increased quar.)__
Allegheny & Western-Ry.vjgtd) (s-a>
1
4;
6
7
•
(quar.)
Alan
;!
12-
12-13
12-
preferred
12-31
12-20
12-29
12-20
U2V2c
(Conn.)
:
dividend
Aldens,
*
(quar.)
Traders
1-15
J28VaC
Refineries,
Albert-Frank-Guenther
9
•
6
4.60%
12-13
12-
12-
1- 3
Preferred
12-13
I* 12-20
12-26
J42V2cA
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
Inc.
Alabama
1-15
12-22
12-14;
1
*
(s-a)_
Great
12-30
12-22
split, of
York
(quar.)-
Ltd.—
(s-a)
Alabama
12-28
1-
2-
22 '/2c
12-12
1-
5c
(quar.)
dividend
Gas
12-13
8
2-
5
1- 2
5c
Extra
5
12-21
1-
2 *
$3
—*
cash
.
Brass
Stock
5
34V2c
common
preferred
12-12
7c-
Co.,
Paper
Quarterly
6
12-
35c
-
Ill
4-for-l
holders
of
12-12
1-
(quar.)
Life
Aileen,
12-15
12-15
15 l2c
'■*;.■ 4,,
Sugar Corp.
Upjohn
B
Akron
12-15
25%:
realized
approval
and of the
•
'
&
Alabama
2
4
-
.
.
.-.
net
1-2
15c
Casualty & Surety Co.
4.12-29
50c
-
III_II\
to
Wine
A
12^29
'1-15.
Co.
undistributed
Stock
,
each
1.
Co.„
1-19
45c
„
Agricultural. Insurance (Watertotvn, N. Y.)—
8
27c
(quaiv)_
from
2nd
Universal
7c
21c
12-
1-
the
Supermarkets.
Aetna
12-22
12-15
15c
previous
these being given in
(quar.)
Aetna
1-12 A
12-291
Foreign Securities Corp.—-
preferred
-United
12-15
2-.-1
in
$1
Addressograph-Mutigraph Corp.
12-15 *
1-
1-15
29c
Trust
week,
common. (quar.)
preferred
or
Class
;
3-16
<
(New
announced
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR, (increased)
IHIHI
IHHH*'
I
I
and
12-29
40c
Class
11-3012^-20
>
4c
income
1-15
plus $1.87 from capital gains, payable in
_I
S-.
T/e
5
lr
-
1
l-:
30c
to
this
Addison-Wesley Publishing Inc.
of
..I
(quar,)_
12-15
The list does not include divi¬
Extra
Realty & Investment Co. (s-a
Extra
U. S. Smelting
Refining & Mining,
12-15
12-29
2
t* 1-
c
30c,
-
RR", & Oanft,i
Plywood Corp.,
4Vz%
U.
12*14
.
lr
.>■5%:
(quar.)_____
Ceramic
&
1
4-1
25c
__i
approval
12-29
5c-
25C
(quar.)
A
from
2t>c
'
'
preferred
3.75%
from
Reading & Bates-Offshore DrillingReal
2-
Adams Express—
12-15
.
vv
12-30
7 Vac
36%
Currency).
U.
&. E. Corp.
12-29
Extra
12-14
17V2c.
Machinery,-
January
-
12-29
2-
58c
(quar.)
Jprsev
(37 3/lOc
_.T.
.-
Haven
Illuminating
(Subject
30c
preferred" (quar.)
12-18
1-15
1-
45c
I
dividends
to Allied
Insurance
stock
1-lp
,10c-
vestments and 27 7/10c fr.
ordinary inc.)
U.'S. National Bank (San Dieco)
(si*, div.)
gains
Quebec Telephone Co.* Ltd.—
lr 2
415c
V
2%
preferred
$1.20
Aetna
12-29-
2
12-30.
8c
a
the
Alliance Tire & Rubber,
A
Shoe
U.
2c
+$1.12 v2
(quar.)
(quar.)
A-(quar.)
yet paid.
(quar.)
Common
12-30
Investments, Ltd.—
New
U.
12-22
12-31
pref.
O'/r.
8c
"
12*29
12-18
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic
12-29
1-
7)/2C
>.
____•
(quar.i
Co.-
I
United
U.
(quar,)
Quarterly Distribution Shares-r-
5
.1*15
Air 2
&
Power
4 V2 %
12-20
.1-15
i'60c
;
United
2-15
$2
plus
10-
Corp.—
changed
Common
12-29
1-20
-
Provident
6c; from
11* 1
Fund
Electric
Abitibi
'
____!
Fuel
.United
2
12-15
-
12-20
l-20v
30c
•
Co,. (quar.)___
stock
Clay Mines
6'r
8
12-15
1
12-30
.
32V2c
profits t
Trust
New
Extra
12-18
3%
____/_
)
(quar.)
'
United
Colorado—
dividend)
6'
7-6
25c
•
(quar.)___A___
Door
Wrigley Stores
Acme
15).
&
Extra
'1-
J 20c
(quar."
______
class
give
preferred
ACF
,t.
;
approved
common
•
(s-al,
pfd.
1-11
12-15
38c
(quar.)
8%
4*
1-
A ' $40c
Fitch, $6 preferred (s-a)__
(year-end payment of $0,042
iJ„ from capital gains & $0,008 from income)
Aberdeen Petroleum, class A
12-15
'1-15,:
15c
.
Quarterly
"
$1
25c
Procter-& Gamble,
(Stockholders
12-29
3 r/r"
12-
v
1
■i:l- L
5 %■
(accum.)_
investment
dividend
12-29
___
1
12c.
,
.
(quar.)__
Century Income Investors^—
12-29
.
(stock, dividend)
Ltd.
Uarco, Inc.—
the
1-
12 Vac.'
Ba^k
securities
Stock
:i,l- 3
<1.-15-
3c
Alexander
Prince Gardner
f),
25c
(quar.)___
8-
10c
Abercrombie
12-15
'
(quar.)
;
(3%c from, net investment income and
-from securities profits)
I
_'
Iwiq, Cit" Rapid- Transit, common
5%.
prior preferred
(quar.)_____;
1-20
12-30
55c
-
common
IIII
35c
;
__—
Potomac
1
'.-25c
$1.50
(quar, i
net
$1.75
Chemical
Portland
2r
12-23
12-20
$l!l2rVa
.
_____
(quar-.)__
Steamship.
&
15c
3
com.
(quart-)
i- 5
4.5Y1V
•
40c'
dividend
Aberdeen
12-23
N.
4
1-10
2,Y
1-
;
Century Growth Investors—
from
Twentieth
12-22
1-25
Lines
from
'
Polymer Corp>, class A & class B Stock
Powdrell
1-4
20c
._•—
preferred
preferred
split
j
(2c
*
,$1.25-
Extra
•
12-26
Personal Industrial Bankers,
7%
preferred
Iquar,)_
Y
4...
A_4___
Ltd.
12-29
2-», 1'
40c;
44__^_^
(Canada),
Laboratories,
4%
2
1-
11-11
1%.
Products
Twentieth
.
12-26
$1.35
——•
iquar*-)
Company (quar.)__.
Transcon
(111.)
class
Ltd.,
12-21
'1*26.
40c
LL——
Extra
12-15
1-2
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Trane
Mortgage—
Bottlers
Corp.
dividend
Tinnerman
preferred
dividend
5
10 c
—
common
Ltd.
Steel
Vending
Stock
12-15
'
"1-12
16c,
Toronto-Dominion
approval
two-for-one.
8
1-
1-19
(quar.j_4_.____'____ ;
Gas
announced
Abbott
12-23
(quar.)___!__
Toro
6?;'
a
12-
1-15
40o
'A
^—
Corp.,
we
Name
(quar.)
Canada
Inc.
Stock
12-26
$1.40
of
12-20
SH.54
(s-a)3
12-15
12-18
split
!
National Bank
ABC
12 Vac
Inq.
12-25
Stock
Co.
12-20
1-10
apnrove
Screw
12-25
1-10
Co;
County
8
M-.-2
(quar.)
1-15
$1,41
General
two-for-one
a
(quar.)
Industries,
1-
12-18
Co.—
Paving & Materials,
1-10
$1.75
StocvhoMers
Water,
45c
:
(quart-)
'12-30
;•
A.—_■
Research
dends
12-18
.12 Vac
..
(quar.)__i
Thorp Finance
(quar.),
Pepsi-Cola
&
12-20
-iquar.)—!
Penn- Traffic
Gas
12-20
preferred '
5.40^-- preferred
20c
"
7
preceding table.
1-
12-18^'
75c
12-20
7%
Palomar
12-22
$4
'
—
2
1\-
1-
$2.
/' 5%
•.
(s-a)
1-15
1-15
.
"*1-
V
40c
•
(quar.)
Casualty
to
stockholders Jan. 15. 1962)
Tennessee Natural Gas
Lines,
1962)
.___
12-
12-20
1-15
common
_—__4—i__'.
weeks and not
*
___i;2
(quar.)
Technical Materiel Corp.—
;•
(2rfor-l stock split
subject
'
*
2
12-30
1
commo.u,
1-15
(quar.)
preferred
&
$1.18%
to
12-15
12-15
12-29 ?
35c
(quar.)—
1-
1-31
2-
12-30
Year-end
12-15
1-26
$1.09
(quar.)
_i_
Ce.,
$1.10
—
(quar.i_
(quar.)—
preferred (ouar.)__.._
preferred
Co.
Terry Steam Turbine Co.
Thomaston Mills
preferred
5%.
7,
12-29
25c
(quar.)
preferred,: (quar.i—
Below
12-15
12-14
12 Vac
r
*
12-28
$1.18?- 4
subject
Feb.
approve
;_
Youngstown
-12-15*
lv 2
J30c
$1.12', 2
(quar.)
Light Co., common
&
2
(quar.)
4
Combing Corp.
York
v
3-19-
l'f". 2
112 Vac
Beceka
preferred
Fire
Co.
Swank,
1
1-3
4-1"
12 V2C
9 " '
.12-22
,
6%
preferred
Power
1-
*'
12-22
14
Wells Corp; (stock
dividend)
Super Food Services, Inc.: (Del.) —
$l-.20 preferred
(quar.)___
'
$4,75
Pacific
1-18
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Struthers
*
2-
9
1-19
.
35c
dividend)
12-
12-15
12'/2c
preferred.(quar;)——
2
1-12
1-18
i>
15c
Markets, class A (quarv);
5.905c; preferred (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier-(quar.)
-
1-10
12-29
12-15
25c
(quar.)
2
1-
-20c
—
12-11-
$2
Southern
Worcester
Co.—
Stevens
4
12-29
1-19
.
25c
,___
-
1-15
$1.06
...
(quar. I
1-
1-12
90c
Yards,
Company
(John)
4^50%.
Wool
12*16
1
2-
•
8C
•
(quar,)
Stephen Realty Investment Corp. (Denver)
& Stern Textiles, common
4,/2#\ preferred
(ouar.)
5
32c
i
„
———
preferred
i.
8c
.
Stern
5
12-
'
■
(s-a)
State Guaranty Corp.—
$1.30 partic preferred
2
12-15
Du
preferred
"Steel
12-19
12-15
50c
Lighting Corp., $4,36 pfd,
$4,40.; preferred (quar.;)
S4.50
1-
1
8c
__
Pacific
1-12
,.:
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
■
;
(stock
571
1-10
16c
iquar.),—
—
(initial).
Stock
Inc.
&
Wood
1-19/
,
lA 1:
2c
common,
preferred
8pic-)8s Span*;iL_^_i^4_
Products, Inc.,
Stock dividend
1-15
1-15
"
,
Sta-Rite
12-13
1-31
10c
iquar.)
Corp.
V
12*15
1-31
25c
v.
r
iquar.)
(quar.)
,
Ross,
Wisconsin
1-J9
I 12-22*
1-10
.
-8c
'
pfd. A (quar.)_
Southern New- Englaqd Telepnpne <quar.)___
12-14
12-19
.
div,)
preferred (quar.)__
Southern Michigan Gas, 6%
•••
12-20
2
(stock
dividend
$5 .preferred
12-18
12-27
25c
A_
12-18
17'/2C
(s-a)
Quarterly
Quarterly
12-20
•
,2-10
35c
>
,''4c
$4.50
12-20
2
1-
25c
Gas#
Mfg.
1-
38c
_
B
preferred
1"
12-27
,
55c
;
.
class
2
Ltd;—
Light,
:;V Quarterly J—
*
2
100'A
common;
partic.
Standard
._
Mathieson-Chemical
Osborn
$4
$4.50
iquar.).
—
B.
Oil Co.—
Wilson
>
;2-10
SkHjI-
—
Hungerfordi
Southern
12-21
1
,Yrr 2
; v
ni
2nd
Miniere
$1,50
v,; 1-15
1
2-
-
50c
—
Corp., Partic
class
50c
Bank
(quar.)
1-
'
17 Vac
A__.
(quar.i
Foods,
.-Stockholders
Will
8
12418
\
25c.
v;
12r
*
(J;
Southern
.20c
.'
'
common-—
(increased-quar.)
preferred
National
12-21
93?.4C
_
'"TV-YYY-YY
*
.
Haven)
Banknote
Southern: Bakeries
'ii-i2
;
preferred
12-29
20c
____
Wire
Extra
4.24.';
12-15
,
.,
(quar.)—,
&
12*21
•
«*
8 s'
12*
v
;
30c
-
(monthly)____
Ltd.
Co
of America,
Inc.,
Stock
12-21
(special)
Co,—
Steel
12-16
12-26
___
Foundry
Telegraph
Union
Preferred
*12-8
J
;
:
Bank, (New
preferred
Smith
12-29
10c
National
(Scranton)
Oklahoma Gas & Eleotric— V—
4%
V
___
5'/^ preferred', lquar.:)_
Ohio, Casualty Insurance (quar.)
Common
1-2/
12-29
Corp,
;
.
."l-ior *12-23:
*
dividend
conv
Societe
12-15,
1-15
4%
(s-a)
common,
_
Pennsylvania
Paper
O Sullivan
;
,
(quar.)—
iquar.)—
Pacific Ry.
Northwest
2
..mr'12-^2
System
Acceptance
Co.
Northwestern
12-15
1-2'
35c
pfd_ (quar.)—-,/
Transit
preferred
Judd
12-29
1-
25c
—
Adams National Bank,
Noitheastern
6
B
50c
,
(J.: J.)
&
1-15.
$1.38 f
Brewing
Selas Corp.
6%
$1.50
Steamships;
National
Sicard,
50c
.__
Co.—
North- American
North
3-30
.—.-—'
class
Frontier
$4.50
12-29
$1.15.
,
&
A
12-14
1-19
4-20
——
——
Wetterau
12S30Y
:
18'%P
,
Stock
Rosario, Mining-
Quarterly
1
4$1.75
class
(quar.)
Steel
Union
Wichita
12-30
614X1
./ +10c
;___
Security-Columbian
of
„
Stock
12-20
$10.
(quar.)__
preferred (quai/l
Jersey Natural Gas, iquar.)
12*30
$lv25>
.
I
(quar.)
(Increased-quar.)
115c
__.
4.601*
12-21
12-20
1-
3%.
class
&
A
Electric
12-20
12-20"
——
Second
12-21
T-„
Co.,
1-15
A.
____
Power &
preferred
12-20t
12-31,
lc '
.1
'
.
r
A
2
12-31
50c
(Delawarei—
Co.
class
oiv
Michigan
Wilcox
,
<-i"W;;(
class
1-
omitted
(quar.i——
(quar.i
Kootenay
Western
(N,
„
—
Sebewaing
12-19
1-
415c
i quar. i
,12-26
10c
-I.,.—
Ltd
12-18
150-
r_;
Y,) —
!—————„
r
B
Western
(quar>)_
(quar.);
(Walter J.)
West
West
(One share of $10 redeemable pfd. for each
share heldi
1,
1-
—
iquatvl—
Power
Electric
Extra
12-20
12-18
Works.
Mills
Knitting
7%"
centavos
(quar.)<___'
Scott-Misener
2
20c
Bank,
2
1-
:
20c
_'
payment
common
'12*15
Ltd.
J40c
Hotel,
2
1-16
17 VaC
(quar.)
12-15
1-
(quar.)—
Corp.
12-18
2
'
•; Extra-
12-19
(quar,)
National
New
North
12-
2,.
.___
Merchants
preferred
Class
1-
12-15
1-
iquar.)
—
England
5.52',(
New
1-15
10c
Mills
"12-19;
per
.
12-18.
62 V2c
(quar.)
(from income)
of
England
.
12-27,
10c
Consolidated
Quarterly
New
12-12:
35c
—
Extra,.
Nebraska.
Nelson
12r>28*
Worts,
1-5
'
1-. 24,
60c
(Newark, N. J.)
50c
*.
&
Quarterly stock dividend-Wellington Management Co.,
12-19
•
:
5
this.time-
Webster
12-21 "
V12-29
$1.25,
centavos
(quar.)
quar.)
1:
Extra.
Corp.-
Bank
Wa.vne
•12*21
1
Schneider
Trust, (Albany,
_
Mercantile
National
at
12-22
1-
1-
?„■
3c
___
Gooderham
Press
(Jim)
Warwick
12-29
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Company,
•
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(s-a)
40
common
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from
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iquar.)
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12-13
^
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-
1-15/
'2 75c
Racing
12-22
-
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12-15,
5%
—
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1-26
;
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50c
preference
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and. 55c
Iron
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1-11
3%
dividend)
(stock
1-15,
2%.
dividend)——.
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12-28*.
12-28*;
lOe-
ordinary-income
Narragansett
National
1-31
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preferred A
Sangamo
1-25
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class
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Quarterly
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capital
(Hiram)
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extra
an
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Hill
25c
1-18
5c-
.
(s-a)__
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and
$5*preferred
12-21'
12-28
——__——.—
Royal; Dairies,? Ltd.
from
12*28-
_———
(NVY.)__—
Corp.
Muter(20c
'I1" 2
inc.,
20c
the $50 par preferred?
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annum on
per
Walker
12-20
:
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of
conv.
Sandy
130c
dividend;
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60c
Ltd.—
Storage,
&
Mount
Mutual
2
5 V» %
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(qoar,.VIi.
Co.
payment
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1-
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12-15
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approximately
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Stock
.
to
Sanborn
12-15
dividend
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share
1-15
12-29
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(quar.)
5$,
Milling—
Carlos
„
12-15
Ltd;
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2
..
—
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12-15
10%
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B
12r27.
12-27
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Lams
25c
Stock, dividend-;-
Monarch
12-18
1-
plus
(quar.)—
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1-15
12-28
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12-30
12-28
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12-18
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12-18
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a
12-13
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———
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Mississippi
10c
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unit
a.
•
60c
12*20;
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Van- Waters & Rogers
Vermont National & Savings Bank (BrattleA
boroi, common (s-a)
:__4—_____
1
1-26
Industries—
Van
2-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
12-14
(Mass.)—
Co,
Midland-Ross* Corp.,
Products
Metal
(30c
12-19
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:
semi-annual-
Initial,
:
.
ap¬
dividend___-.__~^^->.x+4.l-^ri-i-^t-^—
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of
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12-19
12-29;
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pfd. (quar.)
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(monthly)
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_____________
12-27
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;
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(quar.)
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Ltd
of Company
Dorn
12-26
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(quar.)
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Republic
60c
proval
A
PerName
12-26
.
30c
-
Monday, December-18, 1961
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
17 V2C
:
.
\
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—
Republic Corp., $1
32c
3
r.
—
(quar.)_—
Class
stock
split
subject
to
stockholders Jan. 8, 1962
Two-for-one
(Wis.)
(s-a)—:
Renable
2%
of
and
Trust
&
Co.
7 Vac
—
,
pany
Quarterly
When
Share
Products
&
Reecq. Corp. .(year-ena>__
Reinsurance Corp. of New York
________
Subject;, to stockholders
approval
the Comptroller of Currency
Mercantile National Bank
(Dallas)
Mercantile-Saie
Yeast
Reitman's (Canada), Ltd., com.
(Chicago)
Bank
dividend_,-__,
Star-
6
1962.
30,
Jan.
12-25;12-
to., approval
subject
stock:, split
of. stockholders
1
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12-26
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National
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of Rec.
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12-15
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^
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Payable
.
1-
9
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1-11
•
■
12-22
12-12
■■^•12*12
.
Volume
194
"Number 6117
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2607)
Per
of Company
American
Crystal Sugar,
4%%
Series
dividend);
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cyanauua v*o., common
preferred (quar.).
partic
Securities,
pref.
common
Participating
Express
(aual\)
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Amenean
Greetings,
(stock div.)
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.___!
class
a
Hardware
Extra
$6
!__"
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12-31
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2
12-
1-
2
12-15
1-23
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2 $1.50.
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12-21
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American International
corp.—
1-
6V4C
2
12-14'
12-20
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12-5
undistributed net ordinary income
$1.21 from net capital gains, pay¬
plus
.
able
in
American
514%
cash
stock-
or
Investment
Co.
of
$1.31 V4
________
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3.90% »preferred
/ 5%■
preferred
American
v
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Metals,
8
12-
3
t;
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Motors
Corp.
:
12-28
12-
12-27
dividend
12-27
11-28
(N.
30c
(quar.)
Optical-Co. (quar.)
dividend!
25c
American
American
Photocopy
12-20*
Equipment
1-
2.
12-15
(111.')—
.(quar.)«--«
$1.25
12-20
'Stock/dividend
American
V
61
Seal-Kap
Stock
!
___
Research
dividend
cony,
2nd series
conv.
3rd series preferred
5%
conv.
preferred
4th.series
Security &' Trust
Quarterly.;
__
American
:.
Stock
Self
$1.25
12-30 .!
(quar.)
$1.25
12-30
(D.
Stores
(initial).
Co.,
(quar.)
common
2-
3-30
$1.75
.
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South
African
u:.<
.
States
American Stores Co.
American
7%
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American
American
Co.
12-
7
2
12-
7
American
Title
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1-
12-
1-
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1-
3-
12-
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1-
2
1
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12-19
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so
3-
1212-
2
40c
12-21
12--7
15c
12-21
30c
1-10
10c
____.
preferred
Ampco
'
(accumulative!
12-29
12-
Metal
!!!_-.
_
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp. (Del.) —
Quarterly
__i
:
Anaconda Company !
1
Angelica Uniform (quar.)_____!!!____!_.
12-29
"
Bliss
12-
Class.
12-29
3
20c
C
;____
1-
3
Anken
Chemical &
Stock
(s-a)
Film
1-
3
12-29
$25c
Corp.
J;)
(i\.
dividend
5%
Corp., Ltd., com. (increased)
preferred (quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri Power, common (quar.)__
Armstrong Corp. (extra)
4;72%
;£
Power
&
Light—
4.32%
preferred
5.48%
preferred
Arkansas
Western
Stock
Armour
(quar.)*
Aro
Co.
dividend
&
Co.
v-
(quar.! __"___!_!_
Gas
1-
2
;
Hart
&
(year-end)
!_______:
$30c
Ashdown
(J.
Associates
Atchison,
Ltd., class A
Topeka
Common
&
Fe
1
1-16
12-12
&
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.
Wholesalers Ltd., class
B (quar.)__
LHe
Point
Insurance
Quarterly
25c
—
!
Atlantic
West
RR
25c
!
$25c
(quar.)
Fire
(quar.)
Radio
Alarm
•
15C
1-
Avalon
Telephone
7%-
preferred
6%
Co.,
(stock
40c
12-29
Ltd.,
com.
(quar.)
preferred
$10c
—
(quar.)!
.
5%,
Avondale
Axe
Mills
Science
&
(stock
Axe-Houghton Stock-Fund
!tal. gains
and
,004c from
12-
Corp.-
*"■
___!__
12-31
12-31
12-
1
$31%
12-31
12-
'___
10%'
37c
1-12
16c
12-29
12-
net
from
1
12-
1
an
Dec.
12-
8
class
15C
12-
General
Food
6%
-
2
12-
$42 VaC
1-
2
11-30
____.—
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2-
1''
1-
2
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(quar.)
com.
12-
1*
1-19
I-
2
12-1
$18%C
(quar;)_
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2:
Electric
Products,
11-24
11-24
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12-31*
2
2
12-22
r-
2
12-8
1-
$20c
preferred
(quar.)
$$1.25
1-
2
12-
preferred
(quar.)
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1-
2
12-
1
$$2
Vickers, ^td. (increased)
Canadian Westinghduse Co. Ltd.
(quar.)-__J'
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Cannon Mills, Co.,
;'common (qukr.1)
Glass B
(c|uar.)!!__
!!___!//
12-19
Carnation
1-12
12-27
■
/,
Equipment Co.
Company—
dividend on
Stock
■
12-
12-
1-
1
12-21
3%%
$25c
\
12-30
1-
12-15-,
2
12-29
12-18'
75c
12-30
II-1
/75c
12-30
11
L-10
12-20
15c
/'
15c
.____
3 %" :
common!
l'st: preferred
12-30
12-11
(quar.)
(stock
Carolina Power & Light Co.—
Increased
quarterly
12-30
12-11
Carpenter
1-15
12-20
Carriers
12-29
12-15
12-29
12-15
Carolina
1
/- 1-
12-
1-
1-
$1.06 J/4
2
2/
(L. E.)
&
of
capital
12-15
dividend)
12-29
12-12
4V2%
12-15
12-18
from
net
1-
2
2-
6
30C
1-
2
2-
$1
1
&
Cooke'
(J.
W.)
&
of
plus
12 VaC
4'/2%
1-10
7%
6
$1.35
12-20
35c
(quar.)
10c
12-
Central
$1.75
1
12-
8
Central
1-
1
12-
8
Stock
club,
1-
1
12-
1
(stocx
Central
'
—
1-
1-
2
1-
2
12-11
12-
8
1
12-8
12-15
12-22
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_—
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
6%
12-30
12-20
10c
?
—
share
for
each
12-27
12-15
12-20
12-
8
8
26
1-
4
12-
$1.08%
1-
2
12-11
—
Gas
preferred
1-16
12-19
25c
dividend)-
held
Hudson
4.35%
12-15
5
2-15
(Elizabeth, N. J.I —
dividend1-' (one
shares
12-29
!DUC
Trust
12-
1!
12-30
$1.12 Va
Home
1-
$683/4C
$68%C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
3-
30c
,
(quar.)
Foundry (extra)!Foundry Co. (quar.)
$62 VaC
5
12-15
30c
—
of America, common
preferred
jCentennia! Turf
1
106
(quar.),._
Central
12-22
50%
1-
12-21
$1:12 Va
(quar.)
preferred A
2nd
1
a
$1________
(quar.)__—
Products
Celanese Corp.
1-19
12-
2-
Co.-*-
Company
preferred
Steel
Ceco
9
12-15
1-2-62
.
7%
12-15
1-
12-15
12-15
1-15
Catalin Corp. of America, common
]0c
1
5c
income
distribution
Scott
41c
(extra)
preferred' (quar.)
Carter
/.
$1.37 Va
1-
40%
Corp.—
35c
gains
Pirie
Castle
& Co.
General
Year-end
12-15
12-31
4UC
93 %C
Lumber
1
3
■
Carson
$1.40
Pacific
1
1-15
'
12-29
2
—
2
8c
(increased)
40c
——
1-
$15c
,
,
"
.
12-31
1-
—
Electric—
&
(quar.)
1-
2
12-
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12*Va
1-
2
12-1.1
4.75%
42 VaC
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
1-
2
12-11
4.96%
preferred
(qhar.)
1-
2
12-11
8
4%%
preferred
(quar.).
8
4:04%
1
V,
/
$$1.50
12-29
12-15
30c
12-22
12-
V-".'. :2%
12-22
12-
12-30-
12-
8
,*12-
8
4.10%
series
A
preferred
series
—________
—..
42c
*
.
33c
•
12-30*
'
$1.24'
$T.12Va
1-
2
12-
8
$1.10
1-
2
12-
8
22c
r-
l'
(quar.)_!—
$1.02 Va
1-
1
12-15
12-15
preferred (quar.):
Central Illinois Electric & Gas.,
—
com.
(quar:)
,
12-15
common-—____
$25c
12-29
■*'" 112-12
4.10%
B
preferred'
(quar.):—
$1.02%
r-
r
$383/4C
Ltd.,
12-29
12-12
4:75%
series
C
preferred" (quar.)___
$1.18%
1-
1
12-15
12-15
4.80%
series
D
preferred-
$1.20
1-
1
12-15
12-30
12-18
"*
.—
—
25c
1'
15c
2"
.
'
partial
-
1-15
1-
$4
2
1
12-
Glass,
Co.
(Phila.)
Gas,
$3.80
common
dividend
(stock
5
Service—
preferred (quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
>
.
-
•*0
preferred'
n.oev*
Central
(quar.)—
Gas
(quar.)__.
Indiana
Central Jersey Bank & Trust
________
Central
12-20
$18.70
12-
7
$55c
1-
1
12-15
+$4
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
div.)
Central
53c
12-28
2%
1-15-62
12-15
1
12-18
1-
95c
12-
5
20c
(quar.)—
!____—
12-30
1212-
I
62 Vac
12-30
12-
1
1-15
'
Distillers
A
Corp.,
Watch
Machinery
$5
12-
8
10c
1-
10c
1-
1
12-
8
10c
1-
1
12-
8
10c
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)_
1-15
1-2
1
12-15
1-12
12-22
Bank
&
Corp.;
Trust
(New
1-2
12-15
1-
$1.25
Co.- "(quar.)———
Burlington Steel; Ltd.
1
15e
common-..;—__—__ 1——_
preferred, (s-a)—,
!__
—
'
20c
,
$1.50
1^-22
1-
1
12-
8-
12-
8
International-Detective
5%%
5.44%
Century
Stock
Agency
(initial)—
,
10c
12-31
12-15
25c
1-20
12-29
Bank
&
capital
gains
payable
"A"
8
1,
12-
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12- *8
1-
1
12-
8
8
55c
12-20
12-
1
12-20
12-
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
Industries,
12-28
12-
4
12-19
12-
5
12-30
11-27
1%
>
$3
22c
(quar.)__
common
12-30
11-27
62 VaC
12-30
12-1
33 %C
12-30
12-
1
$1.25
12-30
12-
1
$1.37 Va
12-30
12-1
37 VaC
12-30
12-
1
34c
and
Public
preferred
preferred
12-30
12-
1
12-30.
12-
1
34V4C.
Service—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)!:—:_____
(quar.)
$1.03
$1.16
—
1-
1
12-15
1-
1-
$1.19
1-
V
12-15
$1.34%
1-
1
12-15
68C
1-15
12-15
12-29
Inc.—
10%
dividend
i
8
1-
$1.15)
$1.75
(year-end)
dividend—
Century. Shares
12-12
12-
In
—
Wire
Vermont
12-30
10c
(Phila.) (quar.)
"C" (quar.)
$1.35 preferred "A" and "C" (quar.)
$5
preferred (quar.)—
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
—
6%
preferred (quar.)
——
5.44%
convertible preferred (quar.)
5.48% convertible preferred (quar.)
4.15%
12-20
87 %c
stock)
$2.50 preferred
Central
2
Corp.-—
from
Telenhene Co.,
Stock
1-
$1115
(quar.)
—
Central
-»-i
(quar.)
National
Steel
4.75%
$15c
or
1"' 5
12-18
$1.50'
—
—
Securities
cash
4.65%
Jersey)—
(quar,-)——
(Williarh J.)—
Burroughs Corp.
•
2°c
.
40c
quar.)
(quar.)
Central
t
12-15
Penn
(Year-end
1
12-20
$26c
—
preferred
Extra
Central
12-18
Power—
(increased
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%* preferred* (quar.)—
4.60%
convertible
preferred
3.50%
12-18
12-30
(Freehold, N. J/
6%
12-15
2%
(quar.)
__:!___
Maine
Common
_
12-30
$] 29
preferred
(quar.).
12-30
$1.23
30c
«::><
4.92%
5.16%,
ap/
pfd; (quar.-)—
Canada, Ltd.;—
/
preferred: (quar.j___—_!
-
Browning-Ferris
-6%
Public
4.25%'
4
1-
distribution
Corp.
(Delaware)
(quaT.)'_A_:___l_:—
Class ' B
(quar.)__^.^__-__^_._--_^—
4%
preferred: (quar.)_^«
Class
Burns
Illinois
(quar.)
'
stockholders
to
Central
12-1 .1
12-20"-
,
1
4%
2dc
(initial)
12-75
5%
;
12-19
87VaC
12-29
(quar.)__
Carnaco
'
12-15
1-26
12-29
preferred
Cap & Gown Co., class A (initial)-!
—
2
12 c
$25C
.
Ltd.—•'
Cos.,
12-19
1-15
1
12-22
1-
Canadian
4 >3
$1.75
(quar.)___—
12-15
1-
Ltd;
27 VaC
:_—!_—
2
$25c
(quar.)
(special)
12-31"
———
r-
$75c
80c
—
12-15
$37 VaC
Oil
12-28'ifc Ifi-J8i6
25C
—
2
8%
-UTS
12-
1-
*
12-15
'
11-24..
12-31
Foundries,
Corp.
'
L12-29
12-31
.
1
11-24
Ltd.—
Power,
1-18
25c
12-
12-31
12-31
(quar:)_____;
International
4-13
./
1
I-10
$25c
International
9
l-31-62s
1
$43%c
:
Canadian
1
4-30-02
1-
$30c
1st' preferred equar,)!
2nd preferred
(quar.)
3%
12-12
20C
12-
$31'V4C
$$4
8
20C
1*
(s-a)__
A
Ltd;,
Canadian
1-2
12-15
t$1.50'
Canaveral
12-20
2
(quar.)
(quar.)_______
Canadian
for"
$25c
1-
pfd.
Ltd.' (quar.)
Canadian Ice Machine, Ltd., class A
;
8." A
Trust
Taunton
Burnham
12-15
12-
9
$$l!
(quar.)
Canadian
12-15
2/
Burlington
,
11-30
'•
capi-
income )__!__
1
1
preferred
BulOva
-
(.156c
1-
2-13
1-
Brunswick
;i
c
r
preferred
preferred
Canadian
(quar.)__
Brown-Forman
12-1
12-31
9
3-
12-11
2-
Stock
5%
1
$34%c
—-
(Md.)____
dividend)!-
Electronics
12-31
75c
$1
12-11
$25c
Street
;4.16%
12-13
$37 Vac
_—_
2
2
11-24
'
$4334c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar,)t--:--_-.!preferred
(quaf.)_!—
5V2%-
11-
bOC
Brooke rBpnd
12-15
12-22
4% '
dividend)
,
8
8
■?
Mfg.
3-
Ltd.—
'
J 2 5c
12-15
$15c
12^15
12-11
1-15
4-2-62
12rl5
'12-15
2
12-15
pfd.
5%
Ltd.,
■
n-30
2
Lines,
Co.,
93 %C
Brockway
12-15
1-15-62
Ltd., 4.40%
Ry (s-a).
Celanese
1-
2
4-2-62
t50C
Canadian
2
1-
5
$87V2C
Corp.,
6
1-
$12 Vac
Brockton
12-15
2
$$1.06% '
(s-a)
Canners.
1-
50C
_
.»
30e
Automatic
1-
12-
tl5c
11-26
Ltd;—
class A
Canadian
2
__
8
12-
■
Co.,
(quar.)
1-19
1-15
16%
Street'Investing—"r"
(Quarterly of 14c from net investment
plus capital/gains distribution of 39c)
.
2
B
1
.
v
_
Automatic
1-
class
Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd.__-_
Broad
12-15
12-20
;
,$$2
12-29
12-18
425c
(quar.)
12-
1
12-30
6
Ltd.
-
1-26
1-12
/- 2-
$2
(quar.)
A
Texas)—
Automatic Canteen Co,
3-1
$12 Vac
-
(Tulsa,
9
12^
Bronze,
$35c
Columbia
Telephone*- (ouar.CL—z^—
.Mortgage & Trust- (Ontario) (s-a)__
British
12-29
1-. 3
British
•
12-10
25c
(s-a)
(quar.)___
Atlanta
Atlas
1-
30c
preferred
Products
Class
12-
5
12-29
t50C
payment Company received from Pro-
Broad
(quar.)
Noncumulative
Atlantic
1
■
12-
Bakeries.
"
vincial Govt, in
expropriation fo its sub¬
sidiary British Columbia Electric Co.—
Ry.
Extra
Athey
1-
$15c
12-
1
Breweries.
2
:';/
payment "subject
of
12-15
$9c
.'___
(quar.)___
Santa
8
1
10c
H.)
Investment
12-
1-
65c
■
(quar.)
Hardware, Ltd., class B
Products (initial)——!
Associated
8
12-29
$20c
___.
Ashdown Hardware
12-
8
1-
$1.06 Vv
Canadian
(uqar.)——_!•_
proval
11-27
12-29
$40c
,
Ltd
This
••
12-15
12-20
8
12-
12-27
Canadian
1-
(inrr»»esed)Z/
Co.,
12"-
2
1-1
Canadian
$40c
& Power—
1-
12-29
12-20
12-15
1-
(quar.)!
common
'
25c
12-19
2-
40c-
_——
British
12-15
12-23
&
12-11
35C
$32%C
'12-15
American' Oil T,td.- (quar.)
Columbia Forest'Products
!_!_*.—_
Columbia Power Co., Ltd.1—
British
British
12-22
12-23
G.)
preferred
12-27
$1'.18%
1^9%
'
8
25c
Extra
Temple,
12-
& Sons
12-11
(quar.)
1
84%C
•
__——
new
12-27
(quar.):
$10C
,ptd.
5
IOC
12-27
12-31
5c
._•____
Mfg.. Co. ■.(quar.)
^
:
Bristol Brass Corp.
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%% pfd.
'-12-29/
35 c
.
1
Quarterly
Safeway,
Canada
12-15
25c
& Company—
dividend
(T.
5%
5
1-15
•
11-
30c
40c
quar.)—
5
1-19
1-29
Mortgage
Steamship
(quar.f——
/quar.)
'
5
1-
12-19
bV- 1-15
Southern
$1
(quar.
Stores,
(quar;):
7 VaC
Brillo
12-11
35 c
Industries Inc. (quar.)
Asbestos Corp., Ltd. (quar;).
Bright
12-18
$1.60
—
'
Arvin
Ash
12-
•
1-15
20c
Canada
Canada
-
12-15
12-30
12V*c
12-12
12-19
67/i»C'
Bridgeport Gas ■ Co., ,comm&n-!.-_.::.—
5.28%' preferred ,(quar.)_
12-15
35c
___
1
—
(C.)
Stock
.12-15
1-22
Permanent
2
______
(quar;):
12-
12-
2-15
8%C
12 Vac
3.V2%
12-15
11-29
$87V2C
1-
;
.,
/
1
12-20
12-20
'
(s*-a)
1-
Inc.
(stock
dividend)!
Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
(E/'J,3
Brewer
7m
35c
,
Electric
Extra
12-
2
12-20'
2%
___
(quar.)
1-
12 Vac
!___
2
11-20
B
2
—__
;
1-
112-20
17V<2C
;
(quar.)*_
2
$1.25*'
Co.—
12-15
5%
Securities
Foundries
preferred
1-
C*
(quar.)
dividend)
(quar.;
$3 pfd.
Packers, Ltd.,
1-
45c
—
12-15
•
'/'!> '2
$1.08
(quar.
(quar.)___
Hegeman
Corp.
1-
$1.37
(quar.)
■
.
$1.18
12-29
1-
15c„r: 12-18
(quar.)
Brazilian Traction Light
6%
pref
(qurkfi)
10-20
12-21
C.)
preferred
Brach
1-19
1
!_!
Corp
(nimn)
Equipment Corp. (quar.)
Arrow
1
1-
20c
Class
2
Iron
Canada
Canada- .(-iuar.)^—-,
Bowkters Mersey Paper Co.—
5%% pref; (quar.)_
!
Bowes Co., Ltd. ('extra')—
1-10
3-
Constable
Arundel
1-24
C
$1.16 V/
12-29
i
1-10
$20®sC
*_
Armstrong Rubber
Arnold
';
;"
;
<quar:l!_____!___!__!
preferred
•
1-24
$32 V2
$2.60
2
(initial)
5V2%, preferred'(quar.)/—.
12-20
4%
Argus
Arkansas
1-24
DC
ts-a)
Laughlin
(H.
Bourns,
(All payments are subject to approval of
stockholder* r»ec. .21 )
.//'
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd.
&
Bowater
12-29
20C
.!_L___!
—
1-
(initial!
Mfg.
preferred
Borman' Food
12-29
1-
Canada
4V*%
(quar.)__
Borg Warner Corp..
'
2-> 1
Smith
12-
1
5c
common
common
Foreign
25 c
(initial):
Ltd.
2
1-
75c
(.stock
(auar.)
25c
expenses
pfd.
4
1-
62c
!_!___
Flooring, Ltd.,
Canada
$1!.40*
Book-of-the-Month^Club (quar.)—.
Booth Fisheries, 4% preferred (quar.)
1
20c
1-10
1-31
31/ 1962,
5V2% prior preferred (quar.)!
Cascade Corp.; (quar.)
12-15
3%
Canada
&
1-10
Boise
12-15
12-27
12-29:
1
V
common
preferred
4.25%
8
$1
B
<fe
Bohack
35c
Anglo-American Exploration (stock dividend)
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate, class A__
Class
March
Steel
Hats,
5.60%
■
7
20 Vac
2-
1
Blackstone Valley Gas .& Electric—
11-30
12-
Canada
12-19
(S-a)_!!_
preferred'
Binney
.11-27
-____■___
5
2-
.
1-
3
(year-end)
Black & Decker
11-27
12-28
$4.25 preferred
1-31'
(quar; )-—
-
4
$1
25c
8
12-20
/
12-15
1-
(quar.)_
Co? of
preferred
Biltmore
8
12 VaC
Dry Corp.,
'
Corp., 7%
Manufacturing (quar.)
Bickford's, Inc. (quar.
Ampal-American Israel Corp.—
4%
5%
Bethlehem
12-15
(quar.;
(nuar.)_,
Cement Ltd.,
1%
(initial)!—
and
4
12-
!
Mines
Canada
1-26
7 Vac
Bibb
12-1
1-
3%
(quar.)
Savers
Lake
Canada
8
25c
Watch
(quar;)—!!;
Berkshire Gas Co. (increased
8
12VaC
1-15
2%
Benrus
12-11
(quar.)
4%
12 %c
preferred
$4.50
12-11
1-
5c
Smelting (quar.)
Extra
Life
Beneficial; Finance,
11^27
40C
433/4C
.
i'1
(increased)—__!_:
tax
12-
2
50%
12-30
1-2-62
•
$1112%
year-ending
Belle Isle eorp.
Bendix Corp.
9
(quar.)
insurance' (Miami
Ltd.
8
2'
1-
(quar.)!
Packing..
Hecla, Inc.,
Red
12-
I-
V
Corp.
12-
1-15
2%
75c"
Telephone
9
(quar.)
;
f$1.75
-
—
(quar.)
*.
Intercontinental Corp..
•
Campbell
1-15
1-29
/
_!_—
common
$i0c
$1.25
dividend
$1.12%c
Bell
12-15
50c
com.
dividend)
Supply
12-15
12-15
$1.12V2
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Camden Trust Co;* (N.
J.; (quar.)'
Stock dividend of
depositary. Dividend will- amount to - ap-proximately $0.59 per- depositary share.
-
4%
1
31V4c
Co.,
(N.
American Tobacco. 6%
American Zinc, Lead &
Stock dividend
Ametek,
12-23
12 Vac
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Thread Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
American
8
1-30
2
2
;'•■■y;
*-
(quar.)
CO.,
for
12-15
1'-
1-
i
approximately
(qUar.)-_
Hospital
j.oc
28Vsc
v
ap—
Stores, Ltd., 5%- preferred (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., com. (quar.)
*% preferred (quar.)
s
(Indianapolis)—
(quar.)__
Surety
12-
1-15
Stock
for
to
Belgium
2
(quar.)
Refining
preferred
share
(quar.')i—________
Beech-Nut
withholding: tax
(quar.)
_/2
preferred (quar.)___
45c
3-10
Bell
Common
$1.25
*
•
9
1-
1-
Calumet &
(quar.)______
less British income
,r
5
1-
55c
Insurance
A
Dividend
■*>
'"/■.-//
;;
American Stamping
American
3-
70c
preferred (ouar. 1
African Investment, Ltd.—
•-
1-17
-
$1.50
noncumulative
///of 7%% .■;
1
12-29
20c
.
/ 12-
12-26
15c
Smelting & Refining—
American Snuff
12-22
L12-26 -.12-5
w>°
•.;.
(quar.)
/
2
12-14
preferred- (quart).
Beech Creek RR'.—___!________!
Beecham- Group, -Ltd. Ordinary ( interim)
^-
60c"
1-
$1.40
C.)—
__
Liquid Gas
-(quar.
Co.
4J/2%
Lumber,
Class
12-22
.
f inancial
California
California
preferred1 (quar.
Beaver
12-22
12-30
CalMiofnla
2
12-31'
/referred '(quar.)!________
4%%
12ill
2
1-
$1.50%
Works
Foods
3%%'
•
■,12-11
.,12-30
20c
Service
American-South
"12-30
8
$1.25
„
preferred
6%
Co.
12-11
(quar.)___-
dividend
American
7%
:
i
____ __
12-
12-30
(quar.)!
preferred
American
Beatrice
12-22,
27c,.
20c
2%
5%
Extra
10%
_!____'
/'5%
,.
1'
Development
common.;
Corp.,
1-
1
subject
1'2-15
(quar.)
'
1-20
1-20
&
Beam-Matic
preferred
4
Laboratories, new common
Baystate: Corp. (increased)—:;
12-11
6 %
2
1-
Baxter-
*
1-
2-
Lorao, common (quarv)i!.
preferred (quar:)___
4%
American Radiator & Standard
Sanitary—-
Blessing
Iron
1-20
20c
additional
12-28
(quar.)______
-4% preferred (quar.)
California Electric Power—
x
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)_
$55c
preference
Furniture Industries (extra!
Mfg;,
Bath
8
8-1
11-29
$1.07
preferred
Bausch
1212-
_____i.__^_____
convertible
Bates
12-15
12-19
12-29
1-20*
6-15
1-11
12-30
common
$1.75
Guarancy_
6-30-62
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4Y2.% preferred (quar.)___
"
3-16
goc
common
\ 5%"
■
,
•;
common
preferred
12-1J>
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Corp.,
$1
held
3-16
common
Shoe
Calgary Power, Ltd.,
12-15
12-29
20c
div4dend!_!!_!_-!_________c__—!
Inc.,
Bastian
*■:' 12-15
2
(quar,)—*.
: ts-a
$5.60
8
2
1-
8V3C
Co.
___
American
12-
1-
5%
12$15
2
1-2."
stockholders*)
$6.25
12-20
50c
Quarterly
!_!
___1—
American president Lines, Ltd.—
5% .'iion-cumulatlve preferred
y
1-15.
12-15
1-
$1
Y.) *^(increased)
(one
6-15
3-31-62'
8
10c
:
Distilling* Co, • (stock
Candy y (quar.)'!!.
Stock
Bassett
Quarterly,
12-
1-2
"
Oil
Basic,
r
American News Co.
Stock
1
12-15
12-27
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
preferred
/4V2.-%
12-29*
28c
.!_
(quar.)
shares
preferred
Barton's
11-28
/ 2%
._
4%- *;
Gorpv (stock dividend)!____
BarChris-Construction (stock dividend)—
Barry Wright1 Corp. (quar.-)
12-. 1
12-20
:20c
.
(N.
nine
-
4Va%
Butler's
$1.25
*
Mfg.,
(quar.)
'
12-29
50c
Mortgage
dividend
Barber
7
$1.75
is-ai
&■
'
1-15
20c
Barber-Ellis-of.-Canada; Ltd.—
/' 7%
7
12-
1
8
Corp.- (quar.
Scotia
proval-of
12-
:i.-Vbc/:'
____
id, u, >
American National Pire Insurance
-
12-29
12-
Nova
each',
•
12-21
12-28
12-
______!
.
(qhar.)
Trust
Barton
50c
common..
5%
Aroostook
Bond
Stock
»'
.///V•'
(reduced)
of
12-21 /
2
40c
12-31
$1.50
&
preferred
Bankers
12-29
1-15
$1.25
.(quar.)
Corporate title of above changed to
Ametek,
Inc.,' effective Dec. 1.
'/.'//
American
8
1-15
■
15c
t7% preferred
(quar.)™
American Mercury ins. Co.
12-
preferred
Corp.. (quar.)
&
Bankers
.
!________
Inc.
American Maize Products
Co.,
.
12-
12-19
9.7 V2C
(quar.)
&
12-19/
10c
>-
12-19
20c
•
i';
;
12-15
-1;
./quar.)'
Machine
Extra
Foundry—
1
16c
,
k
American
1-
4%%
'
preferred
Butler
preferred (quar.)
4V4% preferred' (quar.)
11-29
Bank
(quar.)!
Locker^ class A (quar.)_____!
Class B
(quar*)1
!___.
//r Extra ___•
—1__—_________
American;
7
4%
-.-
12-22
Illinois—
preferred
-'.7 %•
1
.
$1.33
.
12-
1Y-15
$1.I2V2
preferred (quar.)_;
12-21
5c
25C
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co.
Bangor Hydro-Electrio Co., com,
12c from
it
Gas
Bancohio
4Va %
'
(quar,)_-___
______
4
12-13''
I2-3T
$r.I2Va
12-27*
6-30-62
$1.12y2
4%%
3-3l-b2
25c
Common
12-31
Common
12-15'
12-11
20c
Holders
Payaole of Rec.
25c
25c
12-19
2
*•
When
Share
common:
2
-
Co.—
preferred (accum.):
Electric, com. (increased)
,v
4Va'% preferred B (quart
y;4% preferred C (quar.)-_
12-22
35 C.
Brick,
Baltimore
Company
Mills, Inc.,
1-
(quar.
dividend)
5%
(quar./____
worp,
preferred
Burrus
1-
-
Baldwin Piano Cor, 6%
preferred
Baldwin
Seourities
(stock •
~
Baltimore
!_
(increased-quar.);
«-iouuctio
$1
-
8
12-29
Per
Name of
12-19
40c
quar.)
•
Balawin-Montrose Cnemical
12-11;
3uc
'
American.
12-11
12-29
62 Vac
preferred A (quar.)!
(increased
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5c
1 Va %
T.) Inc., 5%
Wilcox
&
Building Corp.
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill,
12-11
12-31
(B.
Bagley
a
uss
stock)
pid.
12-31
$1.50
—
_u__
turn
(payable in class
Babbitt
Babcock
1
When
Share
.
dividend
12-15
5c
,
6%, preferred-
Stock
12-- 1
Company
Company
12-
2
15c
;
American
2
12-22
1-
BSF
12-15
20c
:
Per
Name of
12-11;
2
1-
4UC
8 7 Vac
;
American
American; Hair & Felt,
1-
$1.12%
^quar.;
(s-a)
Co.,
12-29
50c
_
Holders
Payable of Rec.
100% \
D
American Electric
30c
(stock
preferred
American
When
Share
Cryogenics
:
Name
American
15
12-29
12-15
12-23
12-
Trust—
(r* nnma
5c
4
.
lfi
)
Name
Cerro
(quar.)
aividend
corp.
Stock
Chadbourne
Chance
Plug
(A.B.)
Chartered
Chase
Capital
(quar.)
Semi-annual
stock
Chemical
Bank
Increased
Chemical
Quarterly
63c
record
Extra
from
4c
1
12-15
Cooper Tire
Coo^a
12-
9
11-24
Copiay
1-
2
12-15
Corning
5%
Co.
.
;
4 Va%
preferred
Chemway Corp
Worxs,
6%
uo.,
ptd.
payable
67c
12-27
15c
class
Corp.,
A
preierrea
12-15
East
2
12-15
Eastern
12-15
tquai.; _j_
Eastern
1-25
11-23
Stock
1-
1
12-20
Eastern
1-1-62
12-20
Quarterly
2
11-17
$1
(initial
SI
preferred
12-15
Cowles
1-15
12-30
Craftsman
12-18
12-
4
$1
12-20
12-
1
Life
11-17
Eastern
5
12-15
Eastern
12-22
12-15
12-22
12-15
15c
Chemical
12-30
1-2
Insurance
Co.
12-28
12-18
12-30
Li-
12-29
12-15
Eastern
1A-
Eaton
1-
2ac
(quar.)
Assn.,
preierred
11-30
1-
6c
10c
Corp.
1
12- 4
11-20
4
7V2c
IVzc
25c
25c
T_—
—
(quar.)
iquar.)_
—
1
12-15
12-11
12-11
12-
2-1
14-
,
.
1
1-2
1
2
12-15
12-15
3-15
1-
1
4-
2
3-15
12-15
(quar.)
22V2C
1-
4
(accumulative)
(accumulative).
common (quar.)
$1.75
$1.50
22-
1
50c
1-
2
12-
25c
1-
2
12-
1
90c
$1.50
1-
2
12-
1
1-16
51c
12-22
12-
1
38c
12-22
-12-
1
Steel
Stainless
Corp.
Corp.—
States
preferred
A
$6
preferred
B
Kodak Co.,
Eastman
8
1- 1
12-20
■«
10c
5%
(quar.)
common
——
$7
(Boston)—
1-
12-
12-28
$1.12Va
:
Racing
loc
Petroleum
12-
1-15
40c
(quar.)„
com.
(quar.)
dividend
12-20
'
10c
England
I
1-
15c
Gas
Assoc.,
(quar.)
Corp.
Lnne
2-26
ZOO
—
Fuel
&
preferred
12-21
17 Vac
(quar.)
common
Gas
4'/a%
9c
A_:
Corp
10c
_____
2
1-
6C
(initial)
Reynolds
Natural
Tennessee
1-
25C
Investors,
&
4
12- 4
1-
31 Vic
50c
Sulphur & Potash Co.
12-29
87 Vac
Products
12-4
i
1- 1
12-15
87 VaC
$1.12 Mi
;___——
12-15
—
(Texas) (quar.)
of America, $1 pref. (s-a)_
Dynamics Corp.
(quar.)
Cosden
(quar.)__
11-2(7
12-29
12-31
Duval
12-15
10c
Telephone—
___
1-15
12-15
(quar.)
Bottling of New
Cory Corporation
12-29
5%
dividend
Stock
3
(quar.;
Cott
29—
Dec.
1-
series
Corporate
$1
12-
12-27
$4.2
series
Inc.
Cory
1-
37 VaC
(accum.)
(quar.)—.—
common
Holders
12- 4
12- 4
12-15
1947
12-15
of
12-15
1
1945
1-
in¬
1
1-
preferred
Coro,
plus
8,
holders
to
12-15
1-
75c
preferred
12-15
Coronet
12-21
5Jc
(quar.)__
When
Payable of llec,
1- 1
1- 1
1-1
50c
Mig.
Glass
1-4
1
6
12-29
12 Vac
Newsprint
Cement
3Vsi%.
12-
12-31
1-11
—
3Va%
6-30
•
(i\YU)
Dec.
record
gains
botn
20
12-13
split)
jsxura
12-30
5%
$50c
investment
net
of
3
1%
Ruuoer
<te
River
11-30
Per
\Share
Light Co.. common (increased)__
31c
3.75% preierred (quar.)—_—_——46?4c
4%
preferred (quar.)
50c
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)——
51%c
4.10%
preferred (quar.)— _—
———{■ 5iy»c
4.20%
preferred (quar.)„
—„——
52Vac
$2.10 preferred (quar.)—
•
52 Vac
Duro-Test Corp., common
(increased)
50c
Duquesne
Co.—
Varnish
stock
12-
4
1-
niXt.a
Trust
common
on
1-
2-for-l
Corroon
Unadilla
&
12-29
-
12-20
70c
capital
Nov.
Chenango
8
&
Monday, December 18, 1961
.
of Company
Name
12-13
Copper & Steel Industries—
r-aint
25c
.
holders
from
12-
inc.—
of
to
come
1
3
dividend
Stock
Cook
450c
(quar.)
(s-a):
York
New
(quar.)
J una,
1-
1 Va %
dividend——
Ltd.
8
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Semi-annual
"Wines,
8
—
Corp.—
stocK
dividend
Chateau-Gai
1212-
4ac
(Toronto)
Co.
1
1
—
(stock div.)
(quar.)
Company
Trust
11-
(quar.)
A
1-
1V'4%
class
Connector,
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12 Vac
dividend
crock
Continental
25c
$4.50 pfd.
Papers Inc.,
1-15
10-31
Share
of Company
Continental
75c
preferred tquar.)_
Chamberlin Corp. of America
Name
12-15
9
When
Per
of Rec.
56 V4C
(quar.)—
Champion Spark
2-
Holders
12-30
1.25%
—
5%
Champion
12-28
6%
——
Inc., 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Gotham,
preferred
b'/e
—
dividend)
(stock
Payaule
27 Vac
—
—
.
Credit
When
Per
Share
of Company
Certified
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2668)
1-5
1
1-5
1
'
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)__
3Va%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Chesapeake Utilities
(quar.)
Cnicag^,
Burlington
Chicago
Dock
Chicago
Mill
Extra
5
12-21
12-11
Rivet
12-28
12-11
12-27
Cotton
(quar.)
—
1-15
12-31
Chock-Full-O-Nuts
(quar.):
Co.,
pfd.
7%
Crosset
Gas
Crown
Cork
1
Crown
Life
4
Crown
12-20
Crown
Zellerbacn
Crown
Zellerbach
Corp.
2
10c
12-30
12-15
12-29
12-15
Slock
$1
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
Common
$3
preferred
iquar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
b%
preferred
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Bank
held
be
stock
5-15
1
1-15
12-14
A
com.
1-
(quar.)
1-15
Corp.
12-2'J
Eddy Match, Ltd.
12-12
Edgecomb
11-
(quar.)
Baler
Economy
Steel
12-11
12-11
Edison
12-15
Edwards
12-29
12-15
Egry
Register.
1-22
12-21
Ekco
Products,
new
12-22
12-11
10c
1-
2
$1.75
1-
2
4Va%
12-18
(quar.)
12-18
Sugar,
common
Stores
El
Inc.,
Engineering
preferred
Electric
Paso
$4:12
9
on
This
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
3-30
3-19
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
7-
2
6-18
$4.72
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
9-28
9-17
$5.40
preferred
$1.12 Va
1-15
1-
2
$5.36
preferred
17 Vac
12-20
12-
8
El
4%c
12-20
12-
8
Elastic
15c
12-18
12-
8
Stock
12-18
12-
8
Electric
Bond
12-20
12-
5
Electric
&
Packing Co.,
Culligan,
4V2%
Inc., common
B
(quar.)
Class
Cummins
is
also
subject
to
the
approval
by
the
Comptroller of the Currency.
Citizens Utilities, class A (stock dividend)-
Engine
Stock
Clark
Cable
Co.
Clarostat
$4 50
(stock
dividend)
preferred
12-29
2-
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
'
.
dividend
•10%
12-13
1-
5
12-13
$2
1
12-15
Cutter
12-30
12-21
12-11
Corp.
Natural
Paso
Gas.
Nut
Stop
(quar.)
Clinton
National
Bank
Peabody
&
Co.,
12-28
C.
12-30
12-
$2
(year-end)
12-29
12-15
12-29
12-15
$1.50
12-23
12-
12-
0
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
1-
2
$1
1-
2
50c
Colonial
Finance
Co.
Colonial
Growtn
&
Colonial
Sand
5%
Fuel
Iron
preferred
5.35%
Gas,
&
1st
preferred—
4%
2nd
Stock
7%
_i
System,
1
Deere
12-30
12-
8
12-30
12-
8
4.56%
12-31
12-15
4.28 %
Mfg.,
common
(quar.)
Southern Ohio
Combined Insurance Co. of America
Commercial
Metals
Solvents
Corp.
Gas
Corp.
(stock
12-12
Detrex
12-26
Detroit
from
capital
gains)
Inc.,
preferred
Consolidated
Consolidated
12-30
1-10
12-
6
Diebold,
12-14
Stock
1-
2
New
common
4-
2
3-20
+3c
1-31
1-15
Dodge
1-12
Dodge
Mfg.
Dome
Mines,
1-
2
$1.25
2-
1
Extra
Consumer
30c
$1.31 Vt
Gas
1
1-
5
1-
5
12-20
27 Vac
f40c
Ltd.
(quar.)
140c
140c
Products
class
(quar.)
A
20c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred
A
1-15
5 V2 %
preferred
B
12-15
1-15
12-
8
1-15
12-
8
1-
12-15
1-
110c
3
1
12-15
(quar.)
1-
1
12-15
1-
2
Consumers Power Co.,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
1$1.37 V2c
_
Diversified
Corp.
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-20
12-11
12-29
12-15
Excelsior
12-
(Joseph)
Dominion
Fund
Corn.,
1-19
Fabien
Corn,
12-20
Factor
(Max)
12-26
12-11
Corset.
Ltd.
Foundries
Increased
Ltd..
12-18
11-17
12-11
1-15
12-18
$1.50
1-
1
12-
1-
1
1
1-
4
12-30
11-30
3c
12-76
H-24
25c
12-22
12-14
12-22
12-1/
99 Vac
12-20
11-27
&
.(quar.)
5% preferred
Steel,
*•
Ltd.,
39c
12-21
Steei
Coal
Dominion
Tar
Ltd.
1-
*
Dow
Brewery
Dow
Chemical
Corn
Corp.,
&
Ar
Ltd.
Co.
Ltd.
Faultless
1-
2
12-15
1-15
12-29
3
Federated
12-15
12-15
$37 Vac
-
Co.
2
.*>
12-14
40c
12
(s-a)
1-
2
12-
50c
—
(ouar.)—
1-15
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%
preferred
1-
-
1-
2
12-22
VaC
1-
2
12-
8
Chemicals
(quar.)
—
1,
Co.
Duke Power Co.,
7%
preferred
12 VaC
;
5c
:
(quar.)—__
common
25c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
8
Dunlap
12-
8
du
1-2-62
12-
8
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)__
12-15
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
&
Associates
(E.
I.)
de
(quar.)__
/••
-
5c
1-10
1-10
1-
2
12-19
1-
2
12-20
12-20
12-
4
11-27
11-27
12-29
12-22
$1.12Va
1-25
1-25
1-10
1
2
11-30
1-
2
11-30
32V2C
,
1-12
12-22
30c
1-
1
12-15
22V2C
(quar.)
1-
2
Inc.
(quar.)—
(stock
Ltd
dividend)
Shops,
12-12
25c
12-27
12-15
b%
12-19
n-
tlOc
*
1-25
"12-31
n
12-29
12-15
Co.—10%
Co.
12-27
12-
7
30c
(Newark,
N.
1-
2
12-15
12-22
J.)—
;
25c
1-2-62
—
„
25c
3-
1
2-16
(monthly)
27c
1-15
12-30
27Vac
1-27
'
Mortgage
Assn.
Paper
Stores (quar.)
Products
(quar.)_____
.__
1-
5
12-21
12-
1
12-30
12-
4
(froiq investment income)___
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust (increased quar.)
12c
12-26
12-
6
Capital
Fund
(irom
capital
25c
Fund
from
from
net
investment
capital
income
gains____—
plus
—__—_
Quarterly
First
from
Co.
Geneva
First
Investors
and
94c
Business
12-15
12-
6
12-
6
.
23c
12-18
Invest¬
:
10c
1-15
12-29
65c
12-28
12-21
10c
1-10
12-20
75c
1-2
12-11
40c
—_
Corp.
12-29
12-18
12-18
Inc.—
(initial)-—
First
A
Small
8
30c
:
investment income
net
Connecticut
ments
12-29
12-
35c
"
Financial Industrial Fund,
1-15
12-26
82c
Fiduciary Trust Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Extra
60c
4c
Fidelity Trend Fund (year-end)___
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co., Inc.—
12c
:
1-
Corp.—
class
Bank
B
First
National
National Bank of
(extra)
(Boston)
!_44
(qunr.)_l
Chicago (quar.)
1
12-15
1-10
87 vjc
12-
1-
62V2c
:
Corp.
First
I
12-18
.
25c
81c
Class
Nemours—
1-19
12-16
gains)
12-15
1
(Del.)
(quar.)
Department
12-29
1
Corp.
1
1
12-31
40c
(quar.):
National
$15c
11-11
(ouar.)
2-
50c
common
Candy
Quarterly
Fidelity
Fidelity
1
12-
$3
Fibreboard
2-
pfd.
Quarterly
12-28
2-1-62
conv.
12-11
12-18
$1.50
(initial-quar.)
Rubber
12-28
+20c
12-11
12-29
50c
(quar.)
Insurance
1-15
$10c
12-29
1
50%
dividend
Stock
Federal
12-
A
Quarterly
12-29
2
class
and
(quar.)
preferred
Farrell-Birmingham
1-15
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Drilling fc Exploration
Duffy-Mott
22'/aC
common
Uranium Mines
12-15
1-
12-29
12-11
Instrument
&
Financial
"5:55 c
(quar.)„i„____
Chemical.
2
Farmers & Traaers Life Ins. (Syracuse, N. Y.)
$43c
_
1-
12-11
12-20
(quar.)
Farmer
West
Far
-.$17 Vac
(s-a)
4
2
12-29
(quar.)
Co.,
Common
2
Fvtrq,
1-2-62
1
New
12-29
Investments,
12-
1-
12-30
pfd.
Brewing
1-31
tl7VaC
r>%j-
4
12-19
5c
(initial)
Foods
convertible
6%
Federal
_T_J—
2
12-
Family Finance Corp.—
3:25 c
rquar
common
1-2-62
1-
Camera
Faraday
J40c
I quar.)—
1-
12-19
—
common.
on
Co.
preferred
Fanny
(quar.)
1-16
5%
Co.,
dividend
*
Glass!
&
common
Falstaff
4
Ltd.—
Scottish
Pont
5%
12-15
15c
New
12-15
1-
Fairchild
(from
___
12-27
dividend)
(stock
Bearing
Fairmont
capital
1
(Toronto)
(increased)
A
Stock
11-17
12-18
12-30
18%c
quarterly
preferred
Dubois
Class
7
31V4C
-w—
12-15
15c
12-
t5c
(quar.)_
8
12-28
Whitney, $1.60
pfd.
income)
t$l
Fairbanks
:
12-15
35c
12-13
shares)
12-31
(quar.)
common
12-22
(quar.).^
1
1-12
12-
(Syracuse)
semi-annual
Corp.,
25c
(quar.)_!
Dairies
Increased
FMC
Co., 6%
(beneficial
Y.
N.
Co.
Fairbanks
$1,56
Ltd.
Insurance
12-15
Crucible
Cox
Dominion
Draper
1
8
1-30
;
1
12-15
1-15
Extra
&
Life
12-30
Inc.
3-
1-10
2-21
12-
12-26
37)20
17 Vac
Fund,
12-28
$30c
(quar.)
Fafnir
i
3-10
75c
12-
Stock
12-15
1-2
1-31
5%;
(s-a)
of
Co.
12-12
(from
5
5-21
5-21
5c
7 V-c
Fund
1-
6-11
5c
(from net investment
Corp.
55c
(quar.)
2-20
6-11
10c
25c
(quar.)
12-15
25c
'
Extra
Ex-Cell-O
12-
1-15
2
5%
Quarterly
8
12-18
25%
1
Insurance
12-15
12-31
1
1-
5%
Plantation
12-29
12-29
12-15
2-
T
(annual)—
12-27
$1.12 Vi
93 %c
Excelsior
15c
12-15
1-19
25c
preference
Eurofund, Inc.
Ewa
25c
12-15
1-19
6c
:—
12-29
$1.04
^
8
8
55c
12-20
12-29
5%
(quar.)
common
A
8
_L—_
Growth
Dravo
class
12-
(quar.)_
12-15
1-22
20c
Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
60c
12-
12-
12-29
3%
12-20
35c
12-
2
11-30
2
45c
dividend
12-30
1-
divd.)
Fund
12-30
!
RR.
(accumulative i_
income)
7%'
Stock
12-30
(quar.)
(Mich.)
$1.13
.
5,'rie
12-15
l$1.37VaC
_
Equity
15c
1-
25c
(stk.
—
10c
Extra
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
7 Vac
common
5% %
$4.52 preferred
(quar.)
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred tquar.;
12-11
8
12 Vac
(initial)
com.
Dominion
2
9c
(quar.)__
Co.,
1-
1-15
8
12-
:
Dominion
flOc
Acceptance,
gains)
Dominion
—
Rock
preferred
Consumers
2-
5
Corp.
(initial-quar.)
Corp.,
B
Dominion
1-
Corp.—
Paper
—
Consolidated
12-26
12-
12-30
?0c
10c
1
12-28
8
12-20
20c
Corp.,
$1
new
12-45
12-15
:
70c
Investment
12-
1
30c
Diversified
1
12-
8
12-15
5
1
$1.05
Corp.—
1
2
12-
6
12-11
5
quar.)
dividend
9 2 VaC
Corp.. $3 pfd. (s-a)
$1.25 preferred (accumulative)
Diversified
1-
1-
12-
12-29
,
(Miami)—
(Fla.)
Corp.
12-23
be
Stock
12-30
12-21
12-
12-rll
1-
:
Quarterly
12-30
3
12-21
1-
(quar.)
Emporium-Capwell Co.
Equity
8
15c
Special
1-12
12-
12-23
25c
Financial
12-18
5%
2
2-
1
+5c
7
75c
2-
12-29
1-
Semi-annual
1
12-29
6V4C
11-28
12-13
11-29
25c
tquar.)_—
12-
1
2
15c
2-
12-20
Mining & Smelting Ltd. (s-a)__
12-22
(quar.)
Phonograph
(s-a)
12-
+25c
1-
$1.14
inuar.)
Ltd.
2-15
$1.25
1-
12-18
-.
Mfg.
&
(auar.)
12-23
12-20
I
1-16
—
Corp.—
;
Stockholders approved a 5-for-4 split..
$1.07
Fruit
2
Industries
12-22
(quar.);_^
dividend—
Stock
$1.25
(quar.)_
1
Co.
Arts
preferred
2
.
Consolidated
Giorgio
$1.75
1-
.
11-24
1-15
$1.62
(quar.).
12-14
(quar.)
Diversa, Inc.,
Dixon
3
A
3
(quar.)
11-27
25c
Extra
Di
1-
Glass
1-
(initial)
12-23
1-
(quar.)
Consolidated
8
25c
dividend
10c
.
Foods
12-
Inc.
12-12
.__
11-29
12-19
KR.—
dividend
35c
pfd.
Western
Mf°'
Dickenson Mines,
Extra
6
$1.37 Mi
Emhart
1-22
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
10c
Electronics
5%
Tunnel
Chemical
12-29
1-19
12-15
Class
(quar.)_.
Industries
&
Stores
12-15
Edison (N. Y.)—.
preferred
(quar.)
5%%
pre.erred
B
(quar.)
(Del.)
Noc
Diana
2
$5
Consolidated
12-26
Di
3
12-15
(quar.)
Trust
12-29
Consolidated
Consolidated
1
2
(nuar.)
11-29
1
1
30c
:
Freight (increased
Mfg.
iquar.)_
5c
(quar.)_
Inc.
1-
(Canada), Ltd. (s-a)
Corp., $5 preferred
Goods
1-10
12-
12-26
Radio
Emmer
14c
(quar.)
Raynolds
1-
~
11-29
1
11-
0.00125 **'
common
Air
12-15
.
(quar.j—
Co.
Gasket
&
50c
Ltd.
Cigar
Devoe
8
35c
Bakeries
Drv
12-
8
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
Canada
I
(quar.)
Mines,
1
1-
3%
tax
(Calif.)
'1
Electric
Emerson
1
30c
Grande
&
Edison
(quar.)_
Insurance
(quar.)
Consolidated
Detroit
Detroit
1-
Emerson
t'75c
(quar.)
Co.
10c
common
preferred
1
I
Life
1-
—
(s-a)
4
50c
10c
Investment (from income)
Shoe" Machinery
(quar.)
Connecticut Bank & Trust
(quar.)____
Compo
General
Rio
Bank
&
12-
12-20
.^lOc
25c
Commonwealth
Connecticut
&
Chemical
1-15
1-
4v2c
Denver
12-12
4%
Commonwealth Water Co.,5Va%
pfd. (quar.)
Commonwealth Income Fund (Year-end
pay¬
11-29
(quar.)
Abrasives
&
(quar.)
12-11
Empire
Light,
Inc.
20c
dividend)
1
tquar.;—60c
Williamsporc
&
1-
(quar.)
1%
(increased)
,
1-
equal to about 11c
Corp.
Instrument,
B
preferred
12-30
(quar.»
Extra
1-10
40c
I
.
1-15
$1.03
$1.12
$1.18
$1.35
SI.34
32J/2c
Elizabethtown Water Co.^—
$1.50
IOC
Foods
Devonbrook,
(quar.)
dividend
Commonwealth
40c
11-24
12-30
10c
Commercial
&
preferred
Detroit
Extra
Coniagas
12-18
12-30
2Va%
Co.
1
10c
Class
Emery
5V2%' preferred
Hudson
preferred
Deltown
1-V
Credit
40c
12-14
1-15
Electric
50c
9c
dividend™:
Connohio,
12-28
7%
Co.
Refractories
Elmira
12-15
1
12-21
(quar.)
preferred
Delta
12-15
1-
$1.25
A
class
Stores,
preferred
4.20%
.
12-30
12 VaC
(quar.)
Turbine
preferred
3 70%
(Chicago)
(quar.)
Bank of North America—
Commercial
ment
4%
12-15
20c
(auar.)
Drug
Commercial
Stock
12-15
12-14
12-14
Quarterly
Commerce
Stock
1
$1.75
_;
2-
(quar.)
Corp.
after British
Products
Stock
Denver-Chicago Trucking,
(quar.)
Electric
12-12
(quar.;
(final)
Auto-Lite
Electronic
15c
Power
1
5
20c
&
1-
12-
12-29
Pa.)—
(quar.)
Mfg.—
Co.
12-20
93 %c
tquar.)
(Harrisburg,
(quar.)
Delaware
1-
12-28
3%
Dental
&
5
20c
Co.
Nut
12-
25c
—
Records
12-28
Inc.
preferred
&
12-
$4
Broadcasting
Columbus
12-20
25c
(annual)
dividend
Columbus
Decker
$4
common
preferred--
Columbia
Decca
1
$1,333/4
Ry.,
4%
1
8
12-
1-15
12-20
Iron
Steam
Phillins
Dean
1212-
$1.25
(quar.)
Southern
3
—■
Share
&
share
per
Co.—
preferred
31V4C
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
1-
Extra
Inc
Milk
6r%c
(quar.)
12-11
(quar.)
—
Ltd.,
Delaware
common
Trust
FTere,
Laval
Dean
'
(nuar.)
Interstate
Colorado
5%
De
2
1-
12-29
1
20c
"(quar.)
Company
Malleable
62 Vic
Corp.—
1
Musical Industries, Ltd—
Electrical
12-
20c
common
preferred
Mines,
12-20
6c
(quar.)
preferred
Colorado
5 %
&
preferred
3-J.5
12-20
Day
&
7 V2C
(quar.)
A.)
conv.
Dayton
12-12
3-ol
iL.
b-'io
Stone
&
dividend
5 V2 %
6%
12-18
12-30
30c
(quar.)
Energy Shares
12-29
Corp.,
David
4
87Vac
^
Electric
12-11
class A
(quar.)——
3%%. preferred A
Davidson-Boutell
1-23
12-
87 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Colorado
2-15
20c
preferred
Stock
12-18
30c
Mills,
Deposit
Quarterly
12-19
preferred
12-12
12-29
2%
Dauphin
12-19
(quar.)
$3.50
12-28
12-28
12-11
2-
25c
•___
common
Corp.
American shares
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Darling
8
preferred
Extra
River
5%
Dana
7%
Bottling (Los Angeles) (s-a)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
12-15
2 VaC
System,
corp.
dividend
cigar
Dan
5
4%
Coca-Cola
2
50c
(resumed)
Transit
DvV(j
12-15
30c
k
J.)
common
$3.50
B
1-
Electro
D.
:
Co.—
Extra
Cluett,
1-1-62
35c
Telephone
(N.
Class
12-18
12-30
$1.12%
Forge-Waynesboro
(Virginia)
12-20
27VaC
$1.12Va
dividend
2 VaC
preferred A (quar.)
Laboratories, class A
(resumed)
non-cum.
Stock
(increased)
Clifton
$1.12 Va
12-11
12-29
12-30
$1
Clevite
40c
Curlee
1-
3%
dividend)
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Clothing, 4Va% preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common (quar.)
1
3%.
t
Refining Corp.' (stk.
Electric Illuminating—
Cleveland
V
1%
$i.37Va
7c
&
Oil
2-10
32 Vac
(quar.)
Mfg.
Clark
10%
7V2C
((quar.)_
12-15
$1.37V2
—
(quar.)
•
City Gas Co. of Florida (quar.)
City Investing Co., 5 Va % preferred
City Products Corp. (quar.)
l2-i8
1-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cudahy
1-
12-15
1
10c
(quar.)
preierred
proposed
a
12-29
$1.06Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
meet¬
payment
lz-15
Co.—
preferred
preferred
7%
12-11
8
12-16
(incr.)—
(quar.)—
8-15
2
12-
12-30
split
11-15
—
annual
pfd.
(La.)
preferred (quar.;
(initial)
8-31
$1.13
12-15
3
12-29
common
11-30
1-
1-
loc
—•«
4V4%:
Corp.
stock
Two-for-one
12-29
t37VaC
(quar.)
5Va%
2%
12-11
J 50c
dividend-;
Bros.
1-18
12-15
5%
2
Stock
1
12-29
7vac
—
(quar.)
(Pa.)
2
12-22
1
2-
:!30c
(guar.)—
—
12-20
12-29
5c
Ltd.
Extra
2
$1.31 M»
___
15c
(quar.)
Trust,
Investment
20c
dividend)
from investment
capital gains
8c
from
30c
and
Mfg.
Economics
1-2
45c
Co
preferred
income
Echlin
of
payment
12-30
Fund—
Stock
1-2
,v
:|:25c
(quar.)
1-15
2-15
3:45c
$o0c
Year-end
from
40c
10c
(stock
Cuban-American
7%
1
2-
+75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
America,
iquar.)
Forster
Tissue
2-
15c
(increased)-—
12-25
12-28
loc
2oc
and
7%
...
Angeles)
the
at
Jan.
on
2-15
1
1-15
11c from investment
capital gains—__
payment of
Howard
&
$1.25
____
dividend.
1
6-
35c
Howard
&
income
Eaton
RR. (s-a)
Balanced Fund:—
Pennsylvania
Year-end
6
Extra
Telephone—
(Los
will vote
3-
12-
(quar.)_
$1.25
.
Bell
_
National
Stockholders
6
$1.25
_y.
____■
12-
$1.25
—
Suburban
&
12-20
12-29
10%
of
Co.
preierred
&
Crystal
—
b'/o
Steel
5 'A%
Crum
31v4c
....
class
6
12-20
—-
preferred
$3.60
6
(quar.)___:
(Toronto)
(Toronto)
2
12-
dividend
Crucibie
$1.18%
Co.
1-
Extra
8
12-30
—
(quar.)_
(S. F.j (quar.)
(Canada),
1-
Ltd.
Seal.
&
Insurance
12-i8
c
5%
tquar.;___—_—
9-
Trust
12'/a
(quar.)
Corp.—
b-
1
50c
B
————~——
Petroleum
3-
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
=
A
ciass
(quar.)
3-15
50c
—
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
to
B
Central
9-18
& Electric—
4%
10 %
company,
Class
Crown
6-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Enquirer
Cincinnati
ing
convertible
•
15c
(quar.)
class
preierred
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
12-15
$10c
(stock dividend)
com.
20c
_:
(quar.)
Cincinnati
Citizens
inc.,
20c
Securities
Cincinnati
Petroleum,
—
(quar.)
common
Service,
20c
Gil
Quarterly
'Quarterly
Christiana
b'/o
12-29
40c
P'inance
Crescent
12-11
30c
(Extra)-.
Company,
Credit
12-15
12-27
(s-a)
Crane
b
30c
(quar.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.
Chickasna
1-
(R.
Crampton
12-15
25c
Machine
&
8
12-28
15c
Chicago
1-
5
Systems
Crain
12-20
1-
25c
-
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
1-
$2
—
(quar.)
-
1
$2
(extra)
Lumber
2-
10c
RR
Quincy
&
Canal
<te
&
87 Vac
h
L.), Ltd. (quar.)
Mig., 6% preferred
Craig
Continued
on
page
5
Volume
194
Number
6117
..
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2669)'
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY
40
Mar
50
Oc t
8
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Hightse
*
44 V2 Dec
;
44% Jan
21
16
26
69 % Jun
15
52 % Jan
10
103% Jan
>
3
114% Jun
6
17% Sep
16
25
Dec
52
16% Apr
Apr
Oct
24
22
38
Jan
3
17
Jan
3
24 V2 Jun
24 Vs Jan
3
33% Nov
98
15
Jun
Dec
Oct
31
4
40% Mar
28
20Va Feb
66% Dec
22 % Jan
1
8 Vb
5
Steel
Acme
3 3a Sep
29
85
28
Jan
777/4 Jan
29
21
9
Air
Control
86% Dec
12
Air
Products
29
84
18
Air
32% Aug
26
3% Nov
14
24
27'/a Jun
9
32% Jan
4
19% May 12
12% Jan
3
8
53% Jun
48 Vb Jan
5% Mar 24
3
11 :!a Oct
38 74 Feb
3
3
387a Dec
8% May 11
13 V4 Jan
A
8
45 Vb Nov
93
Dec
Alco
When
11
4% %
5
9% Sep
15% Apr
4
Oct
25
45
Jan
5
32% Jan
4
53% Apr
4
28
56% Jan
4
35
Jan
3
50% Sep
7
3334 Jan
27
42%
Aug 19
40
Jan
6
28 3
4
8
6%
12
May 27
22% Jan
8
89
Dec
12
100% Jun
2
25
16% Jan
4
20% Sep
5
Allen Industries
Sep
27
59
Jan
4
50% Jan
3
3
12 7a Dec
20
17% Jan
4
12% Jun
27
66% Aug
15% Sep
May 31
39 % Jan
52% Apr
32
6
36% Jan
24
67a Oct
41% Sep
11% Jan.
5
;
13
Oct
3
Aug
11
26
75
Jan
4
84% Sep
1
12
Jun
23
17
Dec
5
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
Oct
25
95
Nov
15
132
Jan
28
98
Nov
17
Oct
24
36% Apr
13
26 % Oct
26
25 Va Oct
4
22 3
4
81
147a Sep
19
28
21% Apr
28
26
19
23
Dec
55
35 Vb Jan
108
78% Jan
July 25
23:
Jan
22% Dec
25
110
May 15
35% Feb 28
12
4
56 % Nov
30
19% Nov
16
26
19
37% Oct
119% Dec
7
Jun
69% Jan
6
3
24% Oct
2
4
19% Oct
23
27
98 % Sep
22
34 7i Dec
13
44% Jan
18
36
Jan
3
47% Aug
10
American
4
44% Jan
4
37
Feb
8
69 % Nov
28
American
58% Sep
5
3074 Oct
57
21
34
Amer
May 11
3%%
May 31
Oct
18
63
July 12
7
64 % Apr
13 V4 Oct
24
30
Jan
4
15 Va Jan
3
24 Vb Apr
11
357a Oct
5
517a Jan
7
38 % Jan
4
51% Jun
6
6%
94%
9-1%
92%
17%
17%
17Vb
17%
17
33 Va
3374
17%
32 >/a
161/4
1674
33%
21,000
9%
9%
31%
32'/4
31'/a
95/a
321%
9%
10,200
9%
10 Va
9%
10%
9,600
'85%
86%
36,800
65%
34,900
10
:" 4 Va
40
40%
"18%
■
10
86%
85
65%
4
65
4 '/a
4
4 VB
4 Va
4 V,
39%
39 %
39%
18%
19
80
1874
19%.
81
9,000
11
79%
76%
77%
3,600
39
39%
38%
3874
1.000
93
1.230
82
,
41 %
♦91
40%
93
40%
*91
f
93
♦91
'>
93
•91
16,800
-
1
2,600
10%
10
1074
10%:
10%
1074
38
37%
10%
37Va
10%
37 %
11%
38%
4574.
38%
38%
46%
477a
48 Va
3974
39%
48%
1,500
4874
48
53
53
48%
52%
53
48
491/4
52
52%
11,700
51
52%
51%
52%
11,600
91
91
*911/4
92%
91%
92 Va
x89
89%
89%
89%
19%
197a
1974
19%
19%
53
53 >/a
53%
55%
14 Va
14%
1474
15
14%
14%
42 %
42 34
42'/»
42%
42%
42%
774
77o
774
7%
55
*14 'A
15
41%
7%
4,600
65
67%
65%
67%
8,900
82%
82%
81%
82%
300
1674
16'A
16%
16%
16%
19%
22,000
19%
19%
19%
19%
69,300
68
68%
67 Va
*82Va
83%
1
16%
1674
42
68%
82%
100
16%
19%
102
16%
19 74
1674
19%
101
<
19%
101
101
10
28 Va
28%
28 Va
28%
32 Va
32%
32 Va
33%
25%
26%
1
5674
58
No par
20%
20%
34%
35
No par
116%
27%
No par
21%
1
preferred
107
-100
Co
39%
No par
60%
lo
♦61
50
.
29%
26
565/a
28 %
3974
,40
60%
10,500
25%
25%
25%
25%
148,400
26
59%
5874
59 3A
59 Va
20%
20%
19%
20
33%
31%
32%
32
33%
113%
7,500
109'A
112'A
113%
35,200
21
X3274
111%
27%
61
21%
*105
39%
*60
27%
27%
60
17%
18 Va
1774
18 Vb
17 Va
±7
48%
497b
49%
49%
49'A
49%
74
900
2874
8,700
21%
21%
61,800
105%,
3974
61
♦61
62
*61
62
2
53,600
105%
22 V.
112
61
No par
Corp
110%
.
39
62
*61
-
27%
22'/4
112
39Va
61
62
27%
2174
*105
40
♦61
62
13,400
3174
57%
22%
200
2874
31%
2574
112
101
28%
32'A
♦20 Va
28%
2174
♦105
"lOO'/a
28%
3174
11774
27%
21%
107
101
28%
3374
34%
115
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2,700
28%
21
34
1177 a
28
-
7%
101
-3274
5774
♦20 Va
211,000
3,400
7%
82 %
19%
1,900
5574
14%
82%
♦100%
19%
55
40%
6874
10
19%
7%
82%
8
420
19%
55%
14%
No par
Co
*19%
41,400
42%
7%
67%
common
Arma
4 Va
39%
19
53%
Bank Note common
Bosch
4
65
40
5
preferred
•
65%
18%
5
American Brake Shoe
65
13,000
39 Vb
<
19%
Corp
Bakeries
'
86
-4,800
19
1874
No pai
Airlines
85'A
•
?
65'/a
/
,
37%
America
convertible
American
86%...
-
9,400
,
4 0 7a
; 39 74
19
—12.50
of
15,200
18 Va
35%
52%
Agricultural Chemical
American
27 Va May 17
130
-23 Va
4
100
common
Petroleum
25% Jan
31% Jan
•22%
92
96
9
Corp
106 % Jan
23%
95%
14,400
94
93
gtd
Limited
28
23
9374
-
94%
.' '
_No par
Co
26
24%
30%
92 %
Cement
Aluminium
26
"30%
1
Mfg
Aluminum
Oct
31 %
24
100
Portland
Nov
30%
24%
,
5
Inc
17% Apr
91
.24 Vb
.10,400
•
25
41 %
convertible preferred
Amerada
211/4
19%
31 Vb
417a
Supermarkets Inc
Amerace
31 VB
20%
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Mar 24
31
1974
10
Corp common
Alpha
11
25% Dec
Stores
Alside
81% Mar 30
30
31 Vb
1,800
66%
30%
20%
41%
preferred
4.08%
65%
82
Corp
Allis-Chaliners
36% Sep 11
38% May 16
4
.
Allied
29 Va May 15
28
28"4 Sep
61% Oct
4%
3
8,400
19%
65'%
21%
81 %
Inc
Products
Allied
15
19%
65
21'/a
5
Mills
Allied
84 % May
19%
65%
21%
4
No par
Allied
70% Nov
11
Jan
13
10% May 11
3
7
44
58% Jan
7
64 %
21 Va
81 Va
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
100
207B
33%
1
153a Oct
200
,
125
21%
J17 Va
1
Corp
46
24
125
74%
65%
6474
preferred
9014 Jan
Nov
127
Shares
56
73%
21 Vb
84 VB
common
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
55
*123
*54
92
5
Steel
75
24'/a
2
Ludlum
56
,.
65%
100
convertible
*54
74
4
the Week
Dec. JLT>
21%
65 %
preferred
VV
75
124%
'.
66%
83
i
73%
124
Friday
Dec. 14
20 VB
64 Va
I
issued
74%
.125
Sales for
Thursday
56
20%
9%
Inc
*55 -
31
2
Alleghany Corp
73 Va
No par
-
54%
124
82 Va
common
Allegheny
73%
124
1
Gas Corp
Inc
54%
50c
Chemicals
Inc
Products
Aldens
55
65%
1
J Industries
29
32 Va Sep
&
Dec. 13
21
10
Products—
Wednesday
Dec. 12
19%
__25
Co
Reduction
Alabama
9
20% Aug
9
93% Nov 24
15
88 Vb Jun
41% Nov
1
_
28
Jan
124
Corp
No par
Addressograph -Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp ;
1
16
'
73%
100
J,
Adams-Mills
OlVa Nov
4
♦54%
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Dec. It
V 'r
5
:
Co
Express
Sep
14% Mar
common
preferred-
Vending Corp
Adams
6
36% Apr
4
Laboratories
ACF Industries Inc
8
17
19% Nov
Monday
Par
1
convertible
73% Nov
59 % Sep
24
ABC
22
109% Oct
.
4%
16
43% Apr
3
,'80
Mar 14
10% Jan
3
19
23% Jan
97a Oct
21% Oct
17
Abbott
7
■::i 27% May
LOW AND
STOCK
Abacus Fund
24
6
Jan
12
Apr
4
47
20
10
75
YORK
EXCHANGE
126% Nov
Jaii
<
28 Va
14
63
25
54% Dec
327a Jan
(j
23'2 May 31
NEW
Highest
98Va Mar--7
35% Oct
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year I960
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Lowest
17
62
*61
200
62
38%
39
7,800
300
17
1774
17
18%
29,000
49%
49%
49%
49%
6,200
V
American
25% Mar
4
46 % Dec
23
3074 Dec
1
43% Jan
4
35% Dec
14
40 Va
29
Sep
Oct
49
Nov
28
36
American
4
39 Vb Jun
5
42 74 Jan
3
53
7
American
77
70'A Jan
6
97% Mar 28
American
19Va Jan
3
251/4 May 12
18% Feb
Dec
27
26
2474 Jan
11
16% Jun
2
24% Jan
18
26
44% July
% Jun
28
89
39 3A Oct
21
5974 Jun
2374 Oct
25
Jun
'•7"
29% Apr
5
40
Feb
2
59% Jun
Mar 30
84
Jan
4
14
39 74 Sep
29
30
29% Jan
20
3074 Dec
93
50
Oct
7%
Amer
38%
Chain
No par
No par
46 Va
86 %
2 1 74
25
54%
*90%
4374
53 %
4674
46 %
86
21%
26
*53
x8974
43%
53%
4674
86 Va
Chicle
Connner
Cable
&
Co
Barge Line Co
Consumer
Ind
2
4%%
prior
preferred
10
20
American
Electric
47% Dec
6
American
Enka
37% Mar 13
American
21
59% July 18
57 74 Jan
33% Jan
4
20 Vs Jan
3
7
52
8
3174 Oct
23
17 Va Dec
30
31% Mar 15
13% Oct
4
23% Apr
63A Jun
30
974 Jan
11
8 Vs Jan
4
1274 Apr
22 Vb Sep
29
3 8 74 Jan
18
Distilling Co
Power
39% Dec
12
American
89% Sep
14
American
Home
35
Apr
26
American
48'A Aug
41
12
Jan
3
3
1274 Jan
3
14574 Aug 24
139V2 Sep
28
251/2 Dec
11 Vb Nov
14
1
138Jan
16'A Feb
7
28 % Oct
62
35% Aug 16
17
33% Jan
Jun
Fdry com
17Vb Nov
146
American
News
American
42'A Mar 10
Amer
50'/a Mar
3
21% Oct
14
16
Jan
13
26% Mar 21
59
12
54% Jan
3
72'A May 18
14474 Aug 25
136V2 Jan
133 % Dec
54
117
Feb
Dec
62 V2 Aug
Mar
126
Aug
6034 Jan
24
4
119
18
Aug
3-
18
Jun
21
34
Jan
4
Sup
23
38% Jan
20
61% Oct
26
82'/a Feb
3
10
31 % Feb
23
2874 Jan
30% Jan
11
Jun
273A Mar 15
4
108% Dec
30
51 % May 19
65% Dec
20
797a Jan
117
•
Jan
4
130% Aug 31
44% Dec 16
3274 May 11
15% Jan
4
25
14
Feb
23% Jun
29% Sep
26
—
24
17
42 % Oct
31
6
5
107% Nov
28
4
26
29% Jan
Sep
18
28% May 23
;
1374 Noc
55% Jun
15
34% Jan
4
22% Sep
17 Va Sep
17
6874 Jan
21
22
19
51% Nov
30% Nov
1
44
3
Jan
27'
.
85
Jan
12
93% Oct
28
90% Jan
13
93% Feb
36
Feb
17
44% Aug
12
37
17
4874 Nov
17
26% Nov
30
—
2174 Nov
—
For
footnotes,
Jan
see page
28
15-
-
-
■
<
F
16
>
17%
58%
591/4
39%
16%
58%
10
42,300
11,000
571/4
581/4
591/2
1,200
16%
171/a
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
17%
116,300
48'/a
52 '/a
48
49'A
4774
48%
46%
47%
34,800
47
58'A
*58
4674
46%
47
471/2 '
47
47
74%
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73'/2
72'A
73%
72%
72%
71%
par
35VB
36%
x34%
351/8
34
34%
33%
34 V.
33%
•33%
55%
56 VB
541/2
5574
54
54
50%
53%
51%
52%
5,200
16'A
39,900
com
167B
5
16 Vb
16%
*142
143
161/2
143
16%
16Va
143
16%
143
•142
47
46V4
16%
16
46'A
72
3,500
9,100
35,900
26%
25%
26%
25%
38%
387i
38%
38%
38%
39%
38 V.
38%
38
18
18'A
18
18%
17%
18
17%
17%
17'A
17%
5,100
60'A
59%
5974
59
5974
59Va
601/2
13,900
142Va
*142 »/4
10
Co
59%
143
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com
common
Anaconda Wir® Ac Cable
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
Anderson Clayton Ac Co
Apco Oil Corp_
123
85
,
*121Va
143'A
142%
8374
83%
'.*121% 123
85
85
*83
123
*121%
142
142V4
142%
84
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123
122'A
142
26%
38 VB
142'A
85
1221/4
£1
22'A
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 '/a
22%
1
32'A
3274
3274
3274
32%
33%
33%
33%
33Va
34
102%
104'A
102%
102%
1021/2
101%
102%
25
35
34%
35%
35%
35%
34'/2
35%
33 %
34%
34%
34
34%
33 y8
33% '
33%
34
33%
137'A
137% 138%
107%
13974
109'A
139%
107'A
138'A
109'A
138%
12.50
10774
108%
105
107%
128'A
127'A
128
127
127%
25
6.25
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21.80
1
32%
--
-
.
33Va
48%
<
'
22'A
49%
33%.
3774
*91%
45%
3374
38
24%
25%
93%
46
2674
21'A
x33%
4874
341/8
1,500
3,000
13774
13874
114,100
103%
*
106'/a
14,700
126%
127%
840
51%
51%
52'A
25%
25%
25%
61,100
4,100
28
27%
28
28
*27%
27%
26%
26 Va
26%
2674
26%
*26
26 %
650
14%
48
2674
22%
33%
49%
34
14
141/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
4,000
4774
48
48
48
48
-48
27
28%
27%
21%
21%
32%
33%
26%
21%
33%
4974
*27%
48'A
271/2
1,900
33'/8
33%
-
25%
26 Va
14
48
30
8,600
14,800
25%
53%
25%
14
102
640
200
51%
128'/a
51%
25%
1374
48'A
26 Va
102
'
3,500
25%
127%
5374
25%
27%
*26
v
180
8,300
51
129%
53
50
No par
138%
103
25%
2774
-
AMP Inc endorsed shares
No par
Ampex Corp
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
$4 preferred
59
142%
60
143%
143
1
Foundries
Anaconda Co
-44% May 22
45% Apr
4
85
39
16%
17'A
.
34Vi May 5
27% Apr 17
58% Apr
.?
65
May 22
25
:,,33
Nov 20
• %
33% Feb
2
May 11
•84
39%
16%
54%
*56%
%% preferred
100
American Viscose Corp
25
American Water Works Co com
5
Preferred 0% series
25
Preferred 5%% series
25
American Zinc Lead dc Smelting—1
Ametek
Inc
No par
-
5
85
39%
26 '/b
American Sugar Refining
7
*84
-
27 Vb
131% Nov 22
Sep
16%
26%
3-
Apr
3974
27%
American Tobacco
63
Vb
15%
6,900
97,800
27
13
27
39
16 Va
3874
Develp'm't Corp 1
27
1
39%
15%
37%
143
13974 Dec
3
39
16'A
38'A
104
100
111 Va Nov
Oct
.54% Jan 11
44% July. 5
Sany
3
27
1
Std
3-
,25
42% Mar
Chem
7% preferred
American Tel A Tel Co
Jan
39%
♦102
No par
_
American Stores Co_„
14
27
6
Steel
37%
104
57
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd
American
37% July 26
34% Jun
5
19% Jan
41
—
.
19% Oct
33% Feb
30% Dec,
311/4 Oct :
121% Jan
•.
16
35'AMar21
581/4 Jan
8
3174 Sep
6474 Jan
3
27% Sep 28
18% May 17
26
Mar
Feb
103'/a Jan
.
20
7
257b Mar
*
76
23
11
*102
85
85
16
American Snuff Co common
25
6% non-cumulative preferred_100
28
27'A Jan
3
3074 Aug 26
25
Jun
27'/e Jan
Nov
1271/2 Apr
3
25
'
93
*84
85
American Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt A Ref'g com.No par
7% preferred
100
146% Nov 20
3
Seating
85
37
17
_
Research A
American
9
1374 Dec
A
*84
397a
391/4
1
Co
Rad
38%
39'A
105
38
39
1.66%
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No
preferred
*102
107
39%
2
-No par
Co
American
7%
37%
40Q
26,000
531/4
Optical Co
21
38%
9'A
10
Motors Corp_.
Natural Gas Co
May 17
9Va
No par
Meter
American
American
42
Mar
_
American
A
39
1
Inc
3
Potash
39
38%
1.75
100
preferred
American
*104
100
8
2
9%
39'A
A
28
24
9 Va
19,100
13,700
38 »/4
Mach
30
33 % Oct
9%
18
2,500
Apr
Amer
9%
17%
104V2
1674 Nov
4
974
18
*101%
prior preferred
tI44% Sep
13
17'A
17,600
19
491/2 Aug 18
19%
17,500
25 3A
Climax
81'A Dec
1874
70%
25%
of 111
Products
46% Sep
45%
36%
69%
25%
Metal
19
45'A
*35%
71%
25%
Metal
18
45%
36%
25%
American
27
45
*36
251/2
American
Jan
46'A
36%
25%
14
Jan
71
25%
27
34
70
x45%
36 %
2 6'A
86% Feb
54
73'A
46
37
19%
6,200
25%
Co
20% May 16
32'/. Jun
51
1
Investment
39% Dec
-
49V>
23/700
3
1
51'A
•18%
3
20
50
*17%
13
—-
53%
18
13% Jan
Sep
53'%
18
24% Jan
Jun
58,400
18%
8l'/a Oct
——
44%
1874
15
44
44'A
1874
26
67
10
45'A
183A
23
18
90%
44%
1874
2874 Jan
14
400
*88
18%
27 74 Jan
Apr
*88
90%
44%
1
Corp
86 V2 Dec
Apr
90 'A
* 88
4474
10,600
1
43 Va
3,600
80%
14
26
6,900
27%
52
28 3A
31
22
22%
26%
52
>
38
Oct
NOV
22'A
53%
80'/a
20 'A Jun
21'A Apr
26%
28 'A
30
55'A Dec
22%
26
*52%
80%
36 Va Nov
61
22%
26%
'; 53
29 Va
9
37
22Va
<
26
53
1,900
79'/.
991/2 Jan
'
2,700
28%
9
18
2,200
86%
81%
American
——
46%
86
29'A
22
29 % Apr
46
87
80'A
28% Nov
— —
46'/4
86 y.
2874
3
:
46y4
86'/a
81%
20'/a Jan
22
46 %
86
22
2974
9
17% Dec
46 Vb
81'A
2074 Sep
3.90%
41,800
38%
29VB
15
13
19,000
477'b
3874
297a
17% Feb
76 'A Jan
4674
46%
38%
8174
American International
American
4374
47%
3874
31 Va
21
20
43%
4674
38'/a
291/4
Nov
63% Apr
.
43%
47%
3874
xSl'A
20
_
73%
73
44%
47
•
1
6
5Va%
9%
22 74
26
54
8 9 74
4474
55
43%
.<
12.50
Corp
Products
1374 Jan
May 24
20
45%
Hosp Supply Corp_No par
6
„
9'%
Hardware
3
105
9%
No par
167a Jan
Sep
45 Va
* 36
18%
40c
Foreign Power
20
103
46
36
20%
&
13 Va Oct
4
73%
American
28
54 Va
73'/a
18
26
92
44 Va
45%
*3 5 74
28
Sep
25%
54'/a
5
No par
75 '/a Nov
87
2 2 74
10
Co
Corp..
European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
26
Jan
_100
;
10
27
94
3
77% Nov
3
45%
No par
American Cyanamid Co
Sep
Jan
47%
3874
American
Oct
24
,46%
38Va
29
17 Va
.
4774
38 %
1
American Crystal Sugar common_10
8
Mar 20
46 Va Jan
—
45
4674
25
Co
preferred
American
21
4574.
common-^—12.50
Inc
Can
56% Nov
28
Jan
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
17
4
Jan
36'A Sep
81
61% Apr
29
.383A Aug 23
5174 Jan 13
.
46% Mar 22
16
4174 Aug
34'/a Jan
33
"38 ^ 38%
*92 ' 93 Va
45%
45%
< 24 Va
2474
*27 %
>281/4
11,400
21%
20'A
20%
3174
33
32 Va
32%
89,400
17,700
4874
49
48%
48%
41,100
33
33»A
'
♦92
1,700
20%
33 V.
33%
34'A
3,190
36%
38 Va
37 Va
37%
27%
1
49 V.
4874
33 »/a
"38
300
38 % *• -
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Monday, December 18, 1961
,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK iRECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Hightse
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40'A Jan
5
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39% Dec
28
NEW
Highest
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77% Jan
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8
75% Dec
4
Sep
7
43 % Oct
19
67% Jan
4
3
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3
79% Aug
53% Aug
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6
Armstrong
Sep
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29
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19
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39
Jan
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21
50
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Jan
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26
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11
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27
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7
26
11
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27
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8
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3
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8
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12
2i3/4 Nov-28
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7
40 y4 Feb
Blaw-Knox
14
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3
22% Jan
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62
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3
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84
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7
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3
1403/4 Sep
12 ya Jan
Aug 26
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18
31
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81
87
43%
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2
119% Nov
Jan
Nov
4%
Basic
1
Aug 30'
25-:
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100'A May 15
17% Mar 14
57% Jun
11 y8 July 27
32% Feb
Nov
Aug 10
50% Dec
8
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1
82% Nov 27/
316
25
19
45
59
0
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42% Apr
7
66 y« Oct
276
83
14
14% Jun
33y8 Apr
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1
103% Sep
32% Mar 31
37% Jan
5
97
21
31 y2 Dec
7
*
25% Jun
-13
Apr
4
Jan
Dec
249
preferred
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617/a Aug 29
48'% July 10
35% Nov 21
13
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"/ 24%
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83'%
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preferred series C
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8
28
i
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11
27y8 Aug
Sep
56% Dec
45
5
3
v;'
19
3
4'/a %
Baltimore
•
70 '/b Mar 17
3
,
4%
.;
29% May 18
8
31% Dec
Mar 21
'
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Inc
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19
20
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23
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83
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27
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,
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63.
9
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15% Jan
3
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47 y2 Jan
15
72% Dec
Babbitt
17
15
($1.20)
.
11
12
26
78
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20
43 y4 Oct
.
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pref
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9
45% Oct
62'/2 Jan
100
10%
common
-
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47
1
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15
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34
15 y8 Sep
No par
preferred
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8
11% Nov
Aug 15
28
May
59 y2 Dec
22
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v
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8
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1
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12
10
23% Nov
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Mar
27
18
14
31
37
5
4% Feb
68 %
•
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-
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94% Jan
12
Sep
24% Oct
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Line
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Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred
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25
Oct
27% Jan
98% Aug 30
8
183
Atlantic
12% Jan
4
18
34% Mar
4
May
24
9
4% Jan
4
26
39% May
%
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Jan
18
Atlantic
27y« Aug
-
27%
-
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17'/a Jan
1
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13% Jan
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82%
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7% Jan
31
Jan
City Electric: Co
45% Mar 29
24'/a Jan
49
Atlantic
.May 10
29% May 12
37% Jan
5
-
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com-10
•5%. non-cUmulative preferred;.: 10
1
30
'
the Week
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36'/a
38%
x47
109% 111
' v- 111
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19
90'A Jan
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9
11%
Corp
preferred
27% Sep
4% AUg 16
Oct
Goods
Dry
1st
21% Feb
19% Dec
30
82%
27%
4
18
38%
•
Sales for
Friday
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38'%
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,
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5
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11
17% Aug
11% May 11
27% Oct
29
36'/a
47% >
•'
34%
——
20% Jan
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Mar -1-1
18% Dec
Nov
43%
17
4%; preferred—
30% Jun
\
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24% Jan
12% Aug
-1
20% Oct 31
31
10
IS
15% Feb
2
30
73
.33%
5:25%
21
84% Oct
11
2% Nov
4
'6% Jan
46%
72%
84
'
48 'A Feb
3
48
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2nd-preferred -$L50 series.No par
Aug 24
87% Feb
80
"
Ashland
16
>
75%;
46%
;-7i%
No par
;
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Industries
Associated
23
76
80% Aug 18
4
OCt
10% Nov
4
July 14
39% Aug
2
42% Jan
3
29
74% Jan
29
3
83
24
31% Jun
3
9% Jan
•.
38%
5
common—:l
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PRICES,
Thursday
>> 74%
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21% Jan
54
38 4
75%
—-2.50
Corp
Associates
1
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39%
74 %
vj *16.%
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21
35% Jan
!Q% Aug 29
38 % Aug 29
38%
17%
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7
Nov
(Del)
preferred..
Armstrong Rubber Co
Constable /Corp./——
1
82
75 Va "
Arnold
14
July
36%
74 %
"/
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1
Jun
110
53% Jan
-
4
Jan
;
35%
75
10
Corp
Cork
36%
:
SALE
Dec. 18
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•
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We incsday
Dec. 12
'35%
5
_2.50
Co__
AN®
Tuesday
<.
,
Dec. 11
No par
Service
& "Co
$3.75
2
28% Jun
47
Monday
„
Public
Steel
Armco
13
115% Dec
102% Feb
20% Sep
79% Jan 15
Jan
09% Feb
LOW
•
Par
Oil .Corp
Arizona
19
24% Aug
.'36% Dec
-35% Jan
21
Dec
106
49% Oct
22
4
5
•
STOCK
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Argo
May 22
19% Sep
Feb
July 18
75-
Feb
100
20
5
37% Jan
1
66 % Jan
46
13% Mar 16
Sep
12
85% July 28
r
20
16%
-
YORK
EXCHANGE
54'%
3,300
24%-
25%
26,900
v
•80
80
.
r
2,300
Volume 194
Number
6117
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2671)
Range for Previous
•
STOCKS
•
Year I960
Lowest
39 V4 Oct
23
49% Jan
"5
4
44 V4 Jan
4
EXCHANGE
60 V* May
Carborundum
5
Mar 13
36
Sep
19
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
3
10% Dec
9
25% Jun
2
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
88% Jan
12
Aug 18
91% Jan
6
102%'Oct
12
43% Jan
3
35
Feb
1
38'A Sep
98
■
62% Nov
Carlisle
Corp
13
Carolina
28
4
39% Jan
3
52% Mar 30
Carpenter
27 Va July 22
41% Jan
6
32% Jan
3
49
Carrier
10
39% Nov
25
43% July 15
29'A Feb 23
40% Jan
Jan
4
46% Feb
1
22 Va Jan
5
114% Jan
19
22
7 % Feb
19
34 '/a Jan
10
26
*5
7% Dec
71 % Dec
30
3% Nov
24
v
Sep
27
36% Nov
74
13
Oct
25
26
2% Nov
6
6
30% Feb
1
88
Feb
*8
94% Sep
9
21
Oct
25
31% Jan
8
114% Jun
17
71% Dec
30
89
Jan
28
Carter
3
Case
90% May 31
41% Aug 29
97
11
121 %
Jun
3
'
21
115% Jan
6
13
71% Jan
3
35% Jan
29
19
<<'•_
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'
24 % Jan
'
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10
•4Va %
•.
32% Nov 28
19% July 21
73% Dec
5
Cenco
3
28% Jun
0
5
15
22% Jan
Jan
22
247/a Jun
8
18% Jan
3
34 % Jun
46% Dec
30
59
38
Mar
0
50
Mar
'
17
75
Sep
-
'
27
28
'
4
19% Oct
"5%
100
2%
"37%
100
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Aftier com__No par
34%
;
Jan
24
47% Nov 22
Jan
*4
33% Mar 16
23% Nov
25
14
6
30 % Nov
8
44% May 17
23
20% Jan
3
79 V2 Dec
27
Oct
24
11
July 25
21% Dec
-
40% Apr
7
5 % Jan
18
70% Jan
.
11
6
24
Dec
5
42 Ya Jan
88
Jan
8
1
3% Jan
4
+
Dec
'8% Nov
24%
'24%
57
Sep 28
4
393/s Oct
24
94%.'Aug 19
90
Jan
9
95
Nov
28
34% Mar
48% Aug 25
383/8 Oct
30
50 Ya Apr
17% May 13
22 % Nov
28
2lYa Jan
-4
32% Jun
14
4
263A Jan
"73
Checker
6% Dec
29
18
May 16
Jan
18
1-43/4 Sep
18
34%. Jan
21
15 Va July 31
24
Sep
18
Dec
19
433/4 Jan
6
21 % Feb
31
Mar 30
35 Va Dec
30
40'A Apr
7
32 3/4 Aug
,
16% Dec .14
23
13 % Oct
24
17
7% Jan
.
3
14
•
Class
27
Feb
27
■5%
12
27
5%
26
Feb
7
62
23 %. Jan
4
133/4 Jan
3
20 Va Dec <15
36% Jan
4
23% Jan
3
38
Feb
22
29Y4-Jan
4
28
Jan
3
38% Mar 21
29%, Jan
5
20
Jan
3
27% Oct
32
8
15
Jan
4
26
Sep 20
:Dec 30
20
15
Oct
12
Jan
10% Oct 18
15% Jan
4
12 % Jan
23
*4
26Ya Dec
30
21 Ya Jan
12
31 % Apr
11
29
71 Ya Jan
6
37% Jan
3
57 Ya Sep
21
37% Jan
10
'533A Nov
10
82 % Jan
3
90% Dec
5
38
Nov
323/a
33
74%
33
77%
74%
76%
73
61%
61%
60
60 Ya
58%
60%
58%
61%
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35
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7
38,400
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93
94
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25 Ya
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25 V2
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22 Ya
22 Y4
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23
12,300
15,500
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40
15,500
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40
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50
35%
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25
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10
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21
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23
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38 Y4
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55%
56 Ya
23,700
100%
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100 %
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103/4
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21
10
10 Va
20 Ya
30%
313/4
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23 %
23%
35%
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351/2
4,700
1,700
15 Va
23,900
.
ffci
29 Ya
21
I5J/2 :~pf
15
57:-
56 Ya
56%
56%
19 Va
"20 '/a
19%
20 Va
3,300
30 %
01/
30 Va
•31
4,300
^15 Ya
14Ya
30%
31V4
••57
29 Va
30 V4
29 %
30 Va
29 Ya
-293/e
6,100
24Ya
25Ya
24 Va
24 Ya
24%
24 Ya
20
9,000
20%
21
20
•;
-21
1.
20%
+21
*16%
;
.
800
25 Y4
20
16'/a
16%
16%
16 %
46%
*16%
x28 %
>
300
203/8
20 %
>
1,300
/
223/4
rf>-i
'
57%
x25
-4
10
10,000
5 5 Ye
•
20 Ya
•.
29%
/
20%
'16%
.
"
22 Ya
20%
•28 Ya
J
38
.
*881/2
56 Ye
100y4
2Q,i:
*57
-f.
29 Ya
+26
>
38%
553/4
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10 ;
95
93/4
36
,
S
■
21 Ya
-25%,
..
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21
31
-
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25c
v
-
.
56 Ya
3,)«,;n9Va
*
35%
r
38%
363/4
*933/4
,
22 Ya
Mi ,>
-16
20%
"/-■
10
363/8
:
100 J/4
10
V
.
93/4
38%
*88
22 %
15.%
57
</
10
55%
.-i
;
10%
w 1
22%
com__Na par
*38%
100 %
V 10%
Pac„w-_No par
93/4
55 Ya
•543/4
*97
.
22%
-
.
38%
<
10
O'NutS' Corp____
22 Y4
<10V4
38
..
.■
22%
10
—1
.i
Full
2,550
32%'
46 3/8
series A noh»cum pfdut__-100
Chock
7,600
33%
76%
46 Ya
^Chickasha Cot ton1 Oil-
20% May 15
17 3A Nov
32%
x32Ya
;46%
Chicago Rock Isl
Pac RR_i.No par
Chicago yellow' Cab
_Nopar
12
14,600
21V8
♦45%
series A
l___100
Chicago Pneumatic: Tool-——_8
Mar 20
44%
303/„
20%
7%
,1
North Western
4,300
1,000
30%
6Ya
A
Chic &
69 % Feb
6
19 %
423/4
7%
preferred—
18 Ya Feb
6
2
13 Ya Dec
•
19%
44
•7%
_____
Chic Milw St Paul &c
26% Oct
2 6 3/8. Jan
50 % Nov
52
5%
<
20
31%
203/4
32%
7%
Chicago Great Western Ry 00m
37 Y4 May 26
19
13 3/g Jan
2
110
77%
193/4
62
-No par
i,_—1%
—
96%
77
30%
34
Corp
Corp
Corp
*95
43%
10
Motors
4,000
96 Va
78%
Va
"7%
Oil & Refining Co
Chemetron
100
r
Ya
19
33%
36 Ya
52 Ya
31 Va
'
*61%
Chesapeake Corp 'Pf Virginiati___—.5.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3 Va%
convertible preferred—LOO
Chicago & East 111 RR com_iNopar-
67 Y« Jan
44
'
Va
*19Va
1
13
103
77
20
.1
43% Oct
:7
*95
78%
*
Chemway
July 1»
96%
_
'
91
52 Y4
19 Va
78
9
54 V8 Dec
513A
78. :
763/8
28
6
*36
19 Ye
33%
30 Ya Jun
13
*73
"363/4
,-
783A
__1
11 Ya Nov
693A Jan
95%
"78 V4
73 Ya
36 3A
53%
52%
"96
44%
3
99'A "Apr
53%
96
■*.
*72 Va
•
37
> 30%
; 19%
3
5
'52
19%
7 Ye Jan
Aug
53%
30%
16Ya Jan
54Ye Oct 26
1,800
44 Ya
203A Jan
94
100
36%
53%
44%
4
3
73 Ya
363/4
30%
6
Jan
73 Ya
*72%
37%
xl9%
14% Mar 24
32
3,000
47%
21%
34%
293/4 Jan
4
23 Va
30%
38 3A Jan
43 % Jan
900
23%
*46%
30
>6
13
25%
233/4
'47%
43%
24
30Ya Dec
25%
233A
73%
"19
5,900
*46%
'37%
:
26
9,900
69
47%
*73
>
25%
68
24 Va
21%
3.50
$4.50 preferred
27 Ya Mar 20
26%
69
233/4
•73
96
68
*46%
JNo par
_"5
Dec
30
♦26
_No par
17% Oct
6% Nov
46
37%
37
Champion Papers Inc com__^No.par
Champlin
3,400
/
23 Ya
46
45
Champion Spark Plug Co
4:
15
26
x23%
47%
19%
Chain Belt Co
Mar 17
*46
"78%
Inc
50
823A
19%
19%
Corp
20
30 Ya
26
1
Gotham
82%
30%
78%
Co__
Aircraft
Chadbourn
27
82%
*18%
New
Cessna
64
31% Mar
40 %
5
46% May 31
53% Nov 22
Oct" 24
1271/2
-126%
•
82 3%
30Ya
♦95 Ya
_
V
.
'19%
10
South West Corp
Cerro Corp
Certain-teed Products
5
*125
126
Y
30%
100
Soya Co ——_
Century Industries Co__
9
*126% -128 V
*18%
.150
.
Central
9
15
27,900
19 V4
Service
Central RR Co of N J__
9% Jan
15
13% Sep
42
;Jan
900
341/2
69%
6
28% "Feb
293A
34
25 Ya
6
42% Jun
293/4
35
25%
•52%
preferred—
94 Va
96
29%
,
303/4
28
Illinois Public
V
30%
11,600
26,900
293A
*94 Va
s
;
.
82%
-23/4
38%
34
96
-82 Va
830
551/4
67%
.Feb
&
128
909
42,400
2%
*18%
26
Central
35 Ve
.,
1,120
28,700
.
37%
94%
39
19%
79% Dec
"4%%
30%
34%
*94%
55
2%
V*
693A
99% Nov
.
30V4
35
55%;
2Ya
38
*18%
*7
Central
96
30%
34 %
: '
.
■'67%
18
"
55'A
.
,
6Ya
30Ya
18
Sep
55 V4
<
63%
7Va
•70
Sep
17.
55%
7
6Ya
.
'13%
>57% Jan
92
60 3/4
68%
Central
59
633A.
<•*-'
•
30%
8-
28 % -May 23
.
61'/«
7
*94%
Elec_.No par
com—No par
Light
64 Va
.
4234
; "
*18%
24
Illinois
45 Ya
■-
.1
L
38 % Jan
iDec
16,800
210
'341/4
6%
31
Hudson' Gas &
43%
45 Ya
33%
♦293/4
30%
3,900
20
2
Corp
6,400
443A
__1
—
,
61
44V4
64
82%
preferred
59%
43 V4
96
82 Va
61%
44%
34%
35 %
'82%
98'A
46 Va
23A
82 %
Instruments
■
38 y8
preferred series A_100
98%
42
2Ya
*126%
5,800
99
34%-
38%
-127 Ya
12 Vb
46%
2%
127%
12
43%
38%
100
_
3,600
12%
12%
46
30%
.
2,000
32%
34%
•
56'A
2Ya J
<38
Shares
'47
31%
34 Ya
7%
55
2Ya
38
*46 Ya
.32%
43%
46
.
64%
7
55
7
Corp
'63%
.
'47
-
*98
44Ya
34 3A
tne Week
44 Va
.;//
62
44%
43%
45% 7 45%
7%
common_rNo par
61%
45%
*34%
63 3A
54
Central
54
46
34 Ya
7
24/
29
21
62%
—12.50
20
26
Oct
34%
75%'Oct
i■July 18
40
*45%
38% Nov
23
20% Sep
3% May 11
50
LJ1
3
Dec
38
26
)
k.
.
613A
44 Va
42%
42 %
Friday '••
Dec/15
61%
-61%
45%
40%
7
59
80 % Aug 17
July 12
29% Jan
9
45 %
_10
27% Jan
AUg 17
28
30
88% Jan
—5
Aguirre Sugar Co__-^5
Central Foundry Co_
_
1
Central of Georgia Ry com_J.No par
5% preferred series B____-.__._100
"*
42% Jan
61%
95% Sep6
Dec 29
...
8
32% Jan
61%
42% "Aug 25
20
19% Mar
123/8
98 Va
Central
25% Jan
:
12%
98
Celotex Corp common
3
bct~12
21
12%
98
Corp
Products
conv
10
Jan
32
12%
2nd .preferred
19
17
11
•
28
129
1162% Oct
15
Jan
I
Jun
85 Ye Apr
Sep
463A
323/a
97
preferred
Celanese Corp of
47%
32
98%
Inc
Tractor
Steel
Ceco
31
47
32 3A
98%
preferred—_w
6%% 2nd preferred
4.20%
40% Aug 15
Jan
83% Jan
20'/a July 22
17
32 %"Oct
22
47 Va
32 Ya
Ohio Ry_100
Co common
Caterpillar
May 23
28% Nov 29
(J I)
47
12%
;
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 14
33
No par
PRICES
*
12 %
1
General
SALE
Dec. 18
47%
"32%
Light
Steel Co—__
&
HIGH
Wednesday
v
Dec. 12
10
Power &
Products
47
.
Tuesday
No par
7%
v
Mar 20
5
-
Mfg Co
______
preferred-—
Carriers
9
,
_5
Corp .common
'4% %
..
24
Oct
13% Apr
6% Oct
52
May 19
47% Apr
3
78 "A Jan
243A Oct
1
Carolina Clinchfield &
19
Monday
'Dec.'11-
Par
Co
Carey, (Philip)
44% Sep
58% Jan
40% Sep
LOW AND
NEW'TORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Hightse
'19
29
28
v
28%
27%
-27 Ya
27Y4
503/a
51%
49%
50%
48%
-50
51
51
1,630
•27%
49%
-
51%
•
/!.
47
300
18,500
122,200
--V'-L
30% Feb
'8
<
41% Allg 24
J
Cincinnati Gas
& Electric
ccim_8.50
-
78 Va Jan
4
94 Va Feb <-2
26 Va
July 25
873ASep
6
*;July 19
39%'Dec 21
101
i
39%
Jun~~l
16% Nov
3
23
247/tf<Jan
4
7
103 % Dec
37% Jan
r
53 % Dec
98% Feb
-3
49 % Feb
46 3/4 Nov
49 Va
51
22
Dec
14% July 14
27 V* Oct 38
36% Dec
1
f
18
44% Aug
47Ya Jan -18
593A.-Jun
90% Jan
99
11
56 Va Dec
5
32
Sep
30
42
Feb
17
48% Mar
9
126% Feb -12
48Ya Feb
8
19% Nov
10
Apr
32 Va Apr
20
11 Ya
July 27
15% Apr
14
32
.41% May 19
413A Nov
«
Sep 27
41%.Mar 30
5
40% Jan
53 Ya Feb
23
733A Nov
101
93% July 10
56VaJan
5
7
62
Apr
8
35% Apr 11
72% July -5
45Va Nov
1
6 4 Ye Dec
61
4
14
Nov
-7
80 3A Dec
137
33
Jan
Jan
133
61
Nov
Apr
10
28
77 3A Jan
4
109
26% Aug 24
21 Va Jan
4
>30
30% Jan
140
July
Nov
Jun
41% Jan
6
71% Jan
78
7
41 % Oct
5
24
13% Dec
'5
423/a Dec
30
76
July
Jun
353/a Jan
59% Dec
29
4
Oct
14% Jan
100
3
Jan
preferred
Coca-Cola
Co
Co of N Y
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
$3.50
&
Collins
Fuel
Colorado
'5%%
1
Jan
18
Dec
7
24
39 Ya Aug 16
14
31% Oct
57
21
145/a Jun
Jun
Jan
6
78% Nov
52 Va Jan
6
74 Va Aug
4
25% Jun
20
903A Jan
4
22
8% Feb
3
HYa Dec
1
73A Jun
101
173/a Jan
6
12 Va Jan
23
May 26
40 Ya Dec
Jan
4
683A Dec
96% Jan
13
103% Dec
30
42% Feb
17
603A Jun
27
171/4
16Ya
"17Va
163/a
17
*48
483/4
*46
48
30
353/a Aug 18
$4.25
29
24
Columbus
8
&
48
46
46
46
373/4
36%
37 Ya
36%
37%
28%
28Ya
28 3/s
28Ya
28%
28 Ya
30%
31%
29 Ya
303/4
29 Ya
5
303/4
313/4
_No par
78%
78J/2
78%
78%
No par
Southern
673A
68
68
69%
713/4
70%
713/4
31
Ohio
23
106 3A Dec
7
Jun
23
111% Apr
18
293/4
30%
55
54Ya
55
33Ya
32
331/4
15,900
Commonwealth Edison Co com_12.50
48 J/8
'483/4
48'A
48%
47 Ya
48i/2
47%
47 Ya
47%
'47 Ya
25,600
100
106'/a
1'06%
106 V2
106 Va
106%
106%
106 %
106%
*106%
107
100
1
*110 3/4
llOYa
*1103/4
HOYa
1103/4
1103/4
IIO3/4
110 3%
*110
10Ya
10Ya
10%
11%
12
13
12%
10
13 Ya
13 Ya
133/4
13Ya
13 Ya
13 Ya
13%
'14
4.64%
5.25%
preferred
preferred
Nast
Publishing
13% Nov
28
70
Nov
17
Consolidated
90% Nov
27
Consol
5
105Ye Apr
3
$5
4
45 % Nov
10
4
85V4 Nov
28
75i% Jan
7Ya Dec
19
Dec
-
<4
2
83 Vt May 23
14% Jan
20
3
12 Va May
27
18% Oct
19
59% Dec
21
54 % Jan
!4
3
7 Ya Jan
3
40
Jun
T
57% Dec 22
46 % Oct
26
31 '
Sep
20
40% Mar 16
35% Jan
3
For
footnotes,
see page
28
64
'65
64
65
15,300
87 Ya
86%
86%
85%
86%
18,500
•11% Nov
15
,
5
104%
1041/2
.5
493/4
49%
50
483/4
493/4
49%
50
x48%
493/4
7,400
373/4
38Ya
37 Ya
38
37%
38
373/8
38%
37Y4
38 Va
13,300
_5
291/2
31
3OV2
31
30%
31
29
30
29%
293/4
5,0075
62J/4
63
63
63%
623/4
633/4
62V4
62 Ya
62Ya
623/4
6,400
423/8
42%
■423/a
1043/4
104
104 Va
104
•
1041/2
2,900
42%
*42%
42%
423/8
42%
42%
-42 Ya
3,900
847/a
843/4
85%
84%
85%
84%
847/a
843%
"847/a
11,500
97%
96
96%
*95 %
96%
94%
95%
937/a
943/4
760
973/4
973/4
97%
971/4
98V4
89
89
24Ya
243/4
1
No par
*88
97
97
97
*88
89
89
*88
390
100
'
*93
95
87/a
24%
*93
0%
24%
243%
24%
*93
95
8
9Va
243/s
95
*93
8 V2
24%
24%
♦93
95
7Ya
-83/8
8%
247/a
17,500
95
-8%
8%
54V»
52 3/a
53%
x51 %
52 Ya
50Y4
503/4
50 Y4
1061/4
106%
107%
107V4
xl05%
106 Vt
105V4
105V4
105%
105V4
280
463/4
47 Ya
47 Ya
48 Ya
48 Va
483%
47Ya
-483/8
473/4
483/s
38,900
83
823/4
83
•83%
83%
83%
;.
Can
Inc
10
common
♦83
No par
$3.75 preferred
convertible
53
8%
2
19
_25
preferred
"83 %
8Ya
19
X83
-8V4
♦19
»
.
,8
8%
*19
8 %
19%
*83
•70 3/4
72%
69%
70Ya
68
70Y4
103/e
*53
103/4
10%
103/4
10%
10Y4
53
54%
53
593/4
60Yb
60 Ya
Continental Oil +of Delaware—16
Continental Steel
\,
Corp
_7
J
«
.
8
"8Va
*19
v
v
-
19%
"*
<
8
♦19
52,000
15,100
260
8 y4< *
19-1/2
13,800
100
"
—5
*
-51
•
19%
Continental Motors ——1
.
98
89
1.25
Lines Inc__:
Continental Insurance
20
97
*88
89
Continental Baking Co common
.5
.
$5.50 preferred—No par
$5
21
May 17.
Gas
Continental Copper & Steel com
60% Apr 28
62
13,400
'83 Ya
1 Continental
21% May 11
74Ya Nov
12%
49J/2
105
104%
12
*963/4
Continental Air
\
13
85% Jun
22V2 Jan
\
3
483% Dec
3
6
12%
653/4
86
preferred
No par
preferred
_No par
preferred
No par
Container Corp of America com
5
4% preferred
100
5
«
44% May 11
7% Dec 29
11 Ya Jan
12V4
64
87%
$4.16
12 Ya May 15
Ya Jan
12%
65
85
$4.52
9
9
7
13
64%
$4.50
98% Nov 20
28
77% Jan
13Va
64 Ya
84V2
Corp
Consolidation Coal Co
Consumers Power Co com
-
100% Nov 27
34% Jan
4,500
13
Corp
61 Ya Jan
4
14%
1q
Consolidated Foods
29 3% Jan
47 Ya Jan
137/a
82Ya
Consol Electronics Industries
13
4
2
36,800
1.33%
30
May
190
13Va
64
1041/2
51 Ya Nov
111
600
110%
123/4
13%
123/4
__No par
preferred
393/4 Nov
3
9,300
1
7
Jan
'
No par
12
103
+
12 YB
of N Y com___No par
63V4 Dec
31% Dec
Co
Cigar Corp
Edison
40% Jan
Aug 22
14,100
307/a
33%
7
107
30%
30%
5
16
9,300
54 '
Oct
100% Jun
72%
553/4
3
Mar
71
34%
3
58
721/4
31%
31
4
70 3/4
54%
Jan
24
72%
33%
Corp
;
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
H7% Oct
110
15,000
70%
-
703/4
55%
Cone Mills
44Ya Jan
79
69%
35
53% Jan
7
10,300
.
713/4
34%
Natural
30
29%
*78
69 3/4
55
Consolidated
Oct
29
79
713/4
30Ya
15% Mar 22
Feb
30
69 Ya
35%
3
95
25,400
30 Ya
Jan
29Va Feb
26,400
28 Ya
55V4
Conde
5
21% July
90% Jan 11
*78
100
37 Ya
28 Ya
34 Ya
19% Mar 29
Mar
79
"46
37%
29 Ya
3
90
*78
*45
,
54 Ya
9
Dec
100
1
67% Oct
94
48%
1
:~i-
3
49
800
.5
Aug
4
71%
Elec__5
Co
503/a Jan
28
*48
46
37%
9
13
♦46
37
28 Ya
100
common
22
37% Jun
48 3%
2 8 3/a
preferred
51Ya Dec
14
*48
36%
Columbian Carbon Co
42% May 18
Jan
53%
System_2.50
10
Inc
System
Laundries
83
<
Ry—
1st pfd
50 Ya Oct
12
45,100
47%
30
85% Jun
53 Ya
47%
Consolidated
5
52%
48%
11
5
-533/4
*47%
Dec
Apr
3,700
50
common
31
88
26V2
_'5
& Iron
5
29% Jan
261/4
14,600
203A Jan
6
26 3/8
24,400
26,100
36% Nov
19
26J/4
333/a
6
20% Sep
26J/2
32 V4
23% Jan
81% Jan
12,800
33Va
Oct
Jan
1013/4
32%
Solvents
93
101%
34 Ya
Engineering Inc
923% Jan
130
104%
17
Credit
963% Aug 25
1,300
1011/4
33%
Commercial
963% Aug 22
10,500
35'/a
Commercial
4
52
06%
17 Ya
Combustion
4
853/4
*134% 137
343/a
12
87'A Jan
51%
'87
138
105 J/4
26%
55 ;
52Ya
86 J/2
17%
13
88 % Jan
26 Ya
52
*134 J/2
17 Ya
May 17
27
26%
103
1
873/4
138
353/a
9
20
105
53
86>/2
*136 J/2
-17%
39 Va Oct
36 Va Apr
88%
1373/4
600
300
: 34%
55% Dec
Jan
52%
533/8
137
170
591%
'34
1
35 Va May 26
101
33%
76
9
7Ya.Jan
*58%'
33Ya
285%
13
37
39%
*331%
75
66% Jan
12
59 V4
34
28'/a
noncumulative
-4%
12
30
59
*33%
33 Ya
•<■
75%
preferred series B__
10
2
59
58
28%
97 % Jun
18
59
52%
16
107
W%
"97%
7,900
*963/4
273/4
23 % Jan
Aug 19
1103A Aug 30
14% Dec 29
66%
^98
75
41 Ya Jun
1033/4 Jan
1,400
'66
-
28%
76% Nov
45
-46%
64 J/2
973%
.
54 Va
11
213/a Jan
463/4
653/4
98
76%
Pictures
11
67
28% Jan
"47%
643/4
98
28%
Columbia
213/. Jan
28
4
10,200
98
102
"
30%
76%
Gas
28
31
133/a Mar
47 "
2,600
2,400
36%
x52 J/4
Columbia
26Ya Nov
19% Oct
47%
T3%
76%
10
71 Va Nov
50% Jan
"36Ya
47
3,500
13%
'
28 J/4
Oct
2
24
361%
+
37,700
27 Ya
Broadcasting
17
53Ya Oct
37
f>5%
'35%
26 Vt""'26 Ya
76
Columbia
3
9'
88%
26%
54%
*13%'
86J/2
16,000
35 Va
26 Ya
13 Ya
'40 Y2
48
'36
13 Ya
5,800
273/a
19
23% Jan
Dec
35V4
50
"47%
76 V4
28
30
56
13%
54%
26Ya
...
47%
76
42 Ya Apr
23Ya Dec
43% July 27
39 Ve Feb
3
363/4
26Ya
■
-
55%
•54% Feb
3
26%
520
'
-
.'
1
18 3A Jun
60
Feb
45 % Jun
55 Ya
36
f
3,000
'V26%
Colorado & Southern
50
34
X52 V4
;
102
553/4
543/4
48S/a
'55 Ya
,
50Va
'87 Va
102
1
No par
Radio Co__
Aikman
48
49
87 Va
ids
•
66'
.
: <33%
54 Ye
26%
49%
47%
<64%
'58 %
•89%
-
-r
49
'
1;38
104
47%
36%
98
50%
■'87%
;
Corp_____No par
preferred
Collins
49 Va Nov
101
_1
14
•t
88 %
No par
Coca-Cola Bottling
23% May 17
3
43
50%-Aug 16
52 Y4
50% Mar 17
24
59%
■'•34%
*■137%
15
28 Ya Dec
98%
87%
X49 'A
"
26Ya
13%
47%
'f
'65%
98%
—___1
No par
7%
13 Ya
.
50
♦102
473/4
363/4
.
,.
.
47%
55 Va
,-
36%
-
*47% '
643%
Cluett Peabody & Co com
'4
77 Va Jun
<47
*33%
gtd
Corporation
36
36Ya
50
Clevite
5
6
30%
—___ii
7%
RR
50Ya
26 V*
"133/4
stock__50
Pitts
47%
54%
'
26%;<
•
88 <
87%
*102 - 105-
-
50
-
54'%
J33/4
-No par
guaranteed
90
105
„
<47
'
37%'
10
Co
51%
x89
'*102
"
A%
&
Special
17
5
26%
58%
6
26
''36%
.^-^5
preferred
Cleveland
15
Jan
74
20
"$4.50
2
25% Dec
26% Nov -1
53 Ve
5
Cleveland Electric Hum common__l3
27
71 % July 10
923A Nov
503/a
10
Cleveland-Cliffs 'Iron
15;
Mar 21
36% Mar
10
-49 %
_No pax
Co__
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
Clark Equipment Co,
51% Mar 20
-3
23
-46 Ya
City Investing
20
13
_lo
.No par
I T Financial Corp
503/4
90 "
103%
47
preferred,
f
*5i <'V-
+103 %
Cities Service Co__
58 % May 17
Sep 26
20% Feb
Aug 25
C
<4
'
"89
—
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
17"
51
.
100
100
preferred
^43/4 %
11
24% Oct
•
*4%
.
59
'54 %
59%
+■
'
•
68%
-093/4
10%
lOYa
54%
'
•
53
58%
591/2
—•
08%
"*693/4-
43,700
10%
T0Y4
12,500
52Y4
.
53%
60%
<+-
'53%
58
58
26,100
,.
_2,100
-
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2672)
.
.
Monday, December 18, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Ilightse
30% Jan
July 11
7% Jan
15% Oct
20
Cooper
27 % Jan
49% Jun
15
Copeland
15
42
16
6
Dec
1
Oct
25
12
Va D€*c
27 % Dec
% Feb
17
5
24 % Jan
7
6
55
Jan
4
26% Oct 26
9
45% May 3
145% Sep 26
186
Feb
16
8
;
85 % Jan
19
•
13% Jan
83V4Jan
90
Apr
11
88
Jan
5
24% Jan
27
18% Jan
3
13
July 27
15% Sep
4% Sep
40
July 27
64% Jan
30
,
4
46% Jan
11
72% J*n
18
78
16 y8 Dec
15
21
Nov
17
26
Jan
Cosden
>
17
42
Dec
28 % Feb
; i
34 % Oct
5
Dec
23
50% Mar 10
4
Dec
12
Crown
1
45% Nov
20
$2
48% Dec
51% July 25
54% Dec 29
39% July 25
13
11
134
67
-
11
Jan ;
4
95
16
Dec
5
29% Jan
88 % Nov
28
13% Sep
89ya
20
Jan~~6
4
17% Jan
5
90% Jan
•
,
Jan
11
14% Jan
24
4
"
>
3
9% Jan
3
5
11% Sep
19
/
4
8% Jan
3
16% May 16
29 Va Dec
7
54% Jan
30
Dec
6
19% Jan
20
22
60% Jan
8
29
25
Feb
19
11
Cork
Seal
&
4
15% Jan
4
22
29% Nov
29
37% Jan
7
30 y2 Jan
3
37
67 va
27
96
Jan
8
62% Feb
10
Sep
'
May
15
42%
40%
41%
17%
38%
60%
X192
87%
*91%
93%
18%
17%
18'A
17%
18
38
37%
38%
36%
37
14,400
14,800
57%
23,800
192%
88
6,500
60%
59%
192%
192
58
192%
.
,
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87%
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59%
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93
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93 %
91 %
91%
22%
22%
22%
22'A
22%
22%
22%
4,200
18%
18%
18%
400
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18%
18%
18%
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18%
18%
6%
6 %
6%
6'/«
6%
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6%
65'%
65%
66'A
;.
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64
64%
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78%
64
64%
64%
78%
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78
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
25 y«
24%
24%
24%
24%
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24%
24%
24%
37
37%
36%
37%
36%
37%
;
37%
36%
37%
127%
130%
124%
131%
131 va
16%
134
130%
36
133
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46
48%
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48%
58
59%
58%
59 va
59
60
issued
*
5
59%
60%
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57 %
58%
60 %
*59%.
93%
92%
92%
92%
92%
92%
92%
21%
21%
x21 Va
21%
20%.
21%
21
preferred—100
20%
92%
20%
106%
106%
106%
104%
104%
Packing
•
10
16%
—5
Press
Publishing
prior
Class
16%
16%
Xl6%
16%
16%
12%
.11%
12%
11%
12'/«
*68%
69
12%
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
34%
33%
33%
23%
33%
*33%
68%
68 %
68%
92%
68%
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11%
.
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12%
A„
400
2,900
10,200
,
70
1
9%
9%
8%
29%
29%
29%
30
30%
30
11%
30%
11%
30%
11%
11%
11%
11 Vb
11%
11
16%
113a
16%
16%
17
16%
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
32%
32'%
76%
77
41%
42 %
800
900
30 3 8
11%
_____1
32%
32%
10
77%
78 ' "
Inc———
8%,
9%
30
9
8%
9
•
9%
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32%
32%
32%
78
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78
33%
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78'A
'
75 %
77%
41%
42%
33
■*
600
.
,11%;
33%
7:9%
33%
No par
:
3,100
18,700
16%
11%
34
.
20%
105%
16%
,
12,400
60%
*104
16%
12%
69
3,200
No par
common
common—.:—_l 1
Cutler-Hammer
*104
106
■1
12%
Inc__2.50
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
60%
34
5
Stores
Drug
xl05
*59%
12%
*68%
Inc
62
16%
12%
100
common
preferred
*58%
200
60%
92%
No par
14,700
48
America—12.50
_
3,600
16,600
46
60
-
4,800
?
Z*
129
47%
of
$1.60 prior preferred
4
.
convertible
%
Curtis
7
128
*43
45
48%
Cunningham
-.
5,700
4,800
24%
1
45
$4
6 %
66%
78
1
48%
Co
10
6 Va
*76%
45
>
93
66%
78
48
Steel
50
*91 %
X22%
\
45
Cuneo
/
1/192
88
6%
;
-
•
57'/4
192%
192'A
88
23%
"'*23
common—2.50
preferred
5,600
17%
37%
;
48
5 Va
Mar 16
82 V: July
14%
45
$4.20
1
31% Jan
<
15
47
Crucible
27
7
14% Dec
14%
41%
*43
20
7% Dec
17% Dec
14% Feb
14%
48%
i25
preferred——
Co
36% Nov
..
31% Mar 29
8,300
"% 24,800
14%
18%
com
Sugar
7
50 va Dec
Corp
4 % %
18
1,800
32 %
42%
59%
192%
87%
25
Cudahy
14
32%
31%
:
100
,
13% Aug 21
Jan
«
32%
32%
___1
T.
Cuban-American
12% Jan
13
.37
32%
31%
14%
17%
60%
192
*32%
32 %
43%
37
'
Shares
<
32%
'■
No par
Jun~l2
Jan
3
30% Sep -28
59%
._^1-
common
Petroleum
73% May 19
23
64% Jan
•
95%
37
the Week
Dec. 1")
43%
17%
35%
Sales for
Friday
I t
$2 conv preference——
No par
Crown Zellerbacli Corp common—5
12
26% May 17
109% May 25
23% Apr 18
3
15 y8 Aug
69% Mar 23
July 26
10 % Aug
Sep
109 % Jan
-18
22
8% Oct
63 Va
-
16%
5
50c
Dec.
xl2%
43 Va
..
—5
Co
When
86
32
12%.; 12%
5% conv preferred
Crowell-Collier Publishing
13
Dec
32%
32%
43
Co—
preferred
Crescent
42% Jan
21
40% Feb
45
32%
32
I
Thursday
1
Co
.3%%
Sep
31
32%
33
1
Petroleum; Corp.
Crane
-
39% Feb
14
33
1
PRICES
Dec. 13
32 va
Corp
SALE
-Wednesday
12
32%
Co_
Coty International Corp
24
Dec.
5
Inc_
Coty
24% Apr
29% Apr
24 y8 Dec
15
16% Feb
Steel
Products
44% Nov 24
23% Feb
Rubber
&
Tuesday
Dec. 11
5
Corp__
Corning Glass Works common
5
3.%% preferred—
__100
3% %
preferred ser of 1947
100
4
9% Apr 4,7
70% Aug 31
July 18
76
17% Mar *4
Corn
29% May
9
22% May 11
5
America
Refrigeration
Range
Co
Copperweld
16
Nov
93% Sep
-•
■
22% July 21
12
72 % Jan
Jan
3% Jan
9
13
1
89
of
Tire
Copper
r
42% May 31
63% Nov 28
194% Apr
/
5
Aug 17
3
IOV'4 July
',
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
22% May 24
87
5 A <
18% Oct'
Jun
6
40% May 31
33% Jun
83 Va Apr
124
Controls
2
19
25 %
Monday
Par
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
29
20',<b Sep
21
Highest
•37% Jun
24 '/4 Jan
42 % Mar
Sep
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1!M»0
Lowest
38,700
3,300v
2,500
77,100
V;
2,400
/'■
3,100
D
83
12
12
Va Dec -27
Dec
89
3
15% Mar 27
5
4
\
80
82 y2 May
Sep
3.75%
series
A
100
*78%
series
B
100
*79%
80%
3.90%. series
C
_100
*80%
83
32
15% July 18
41% Jan
16% Jan
4
7% Jan
3
48% Jan
4
14% Jan
3
29% Jan
6
37%. Feb
58% Oct
4
74% Jun
35 Va Jan
3
52% Dec
.
14
29% Jan
3
33
Oct
12 y8 Jan
4
27% Jun
14% Oct
19
33 Va Jan
24
49% Jan
4
26% Jan
5
46 % Apr
31% Jan
3
47% Nov
Dec
30
13% Jan
20
20
99 % Jan
70
3
85% Sep
20
30% Jan
24
13% Jan
5
4
7% Sep
27
14% Jan
31
266% Jan
5
96 va Jan
5
103
74% Jan
8
83
Jan
40
1)
5
40% Jan
18
42
Mar 23
17% Oct
27
,
27
19%
18%
19
38%
39%
40%
40%
40
40 %
39%
41
41%
41
40%
41 %
41%
41%
41%
42
41%
42 3s
3
Mar
3
82
21
811/4 Jan
3
16 Va Jan
3
97% Sep
25
Nov
15
Nov
1
25% Jan
4
94
Feb
1
136 va Jun
9
92
Mar
3
1
32% Nov
1
96% July 22
6
46% Jan
96
Jan
30% Jan
65% May 23
59% Jan
88
83
Aug
5
45% Jan
4
15
04
17j/4 Oct
25
26% Jan
44 % Apr
29
54% Feb
5% Dec
1
43% Oct
24
8
Feb
8% Feb
73
Jun
99
26/s
4,800
365a
23%
23 va
23%
26,600
5
23%
73%
74 va
23%
x73%
23%
23%
74%
73%
74'%
4^700
50c
73
28%
28%
73%
28
28%
27%
28
26,800
1
27%
31
28%
28
30%
31
31
30%
31
2812
31,000
Inc
31
1
31
31
19%
20%
19%
30%
20%
19%
20
60
20%
59%
60 %
60%
61
61%
1,800
12,600
International
No par
1
19%
60%
61
20%
21
20%
20%
19%
20%
Corp
19%
_l
9%
9%
9%
9%
10'A
9%
Chemical
Co_
USA
Chemicals
Pont
de
Nemours
$4.50
$3.50
D
Cigar
9
4
20% Jan
44% Jan
Dec
Gas
238%
239 v8
238
239%
238
108
239%
107%
108
107%
107%
107%
107%
4%%
Eastern
$3.60
4%%
Ekco
.,
4%%
&
65% Mar 22
Electric
16% May 15
Elgin
El
201/4 Dec 15
35% Jan
79% Mar 16
32% Feb
24
41% Sep
1
37% Jan
5
Dec
16
6% Oct
20
25
Nov
30
52 % Dec
5
4
Dec
33% May
26
48% Nov
14
32% Jan
15% July 28
5
26% Jun
24
28% Oct
6
40
Jan
11
Oct
23% Apr
16% Apr
30
22% Jan
3
35
7
4
Jan
Jan
45% Apr
45% Dec
*44
44%
43%
*43
44
*43
44
*45
-.
46
45%
45%
*45
46
29%
27%
431/4
1,900
49
44
44
*47%
27%
27%
*27%
28
27%
180
46
90
27%
2,400
5%
Ind
shrs
Battery
Watch
Co
Eurofund
27
Evans
&
22%
22%
22%
25
25%
241%
25
53%
20,200
51%
52'A
51
51%
20,300
87
87
87
.!
87%
21
87'/a
20
20%
5,900
110
111%
34,200
*96%
98%
38%
38%
37'/a
37%
95 Va
37%
*95%
38%
95%
96
95%
95%
88%
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90
58 %
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58%
57%
*95
58%
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30
29%
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99.
54./'
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88
56%
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28%
98%
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38%
7,000
96%
98
1,400
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56
28%
100
38
! 88 Va
*55
97%
90
*55%'
28%
28
%
20
56 %
2,100
28%
500
99
*95
99
1
29%
30
29%
30
,•30
30
29%
29%
29%
58%
58%
56
58%
56%
56%
56%
57
57
32
32%
32
32%
32%
31
%
3 2'A
31
10s
6
31%
46
6%
32
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99
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5%
48
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6
5%
48
46
47%
1,190
20%
112%
98
95%
88%
20
98
90
*29
88
4,900
111
38%
95
2.50
88%
98
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6
5%
48'A
6
6
47%
48
48
99
29%
1,100
4,200
6
20,000
32,200
48%
8,900
15%
15%
15%
16%
15%
16%
16
16%
16%
25%
26%
16%
26
26%
26
26%
26
40,000
26'%
26
83%
84%
x84
83%
26%
84%
83%
81%
71,400
82%
12%
82%
13%
82%
5
12%
13%
12%
13
13
9,600
13'A
10
48%
xl2%
48%
48%
49
49
49
12%
4 8'/a
17,300
48%
*48%
49
Corp common—25
1,000
22%
22%
21%
22 %
21%
22%
21%
22
100
71
71
*70%
71%
70%
70%
69%
70
1
23
23
23%
23%
23%
23 %
22%
23%
22%
43%
43%
43%
44
43%
22%
43%
43%
44 %
3,600
43%
44%
2,300
418
33,600
8.50
com No par
4%
18 %
56%
56
19%
19%
xl9
5
Inc
18%
*55%
1
Corp
4%
18%
50
Co
4%
100
Inc__
Eversharp
5
22%
25%
50%
2
Co
Ex-Cell-O
18
23
25%
54%
3
Co
Industries
Products
22%
25%
53%
5
Gas
Pittsburgh RR Co
20
23
25
53
10
Amer
preferred series A
Erie &
22%
25%
5
Amer
preferred
Gas
23%
5
of
Co
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
23
8
common
District Electric Co
Equitable
19
59
43%
50
100
Natural
Englehard
8
17
15
44%
49
23%
common—1
Share Co
&
Mus
National
Paso
4%
6% Mar 22
29
Apr
Inc
Corp
10
18 Va Dec
20% Jan
Nut
Endicott Johnson
53% Sep
43
*47%
24%
10
100
Auto-Lite
Empire
7
Sep~28
Stop
12
11
29%
44%
43 va
38 Va
.
Phonograph
14
29%
*45
*89
49
1
Co
Radio
July 24
46
42%
*47%
*96%
Emerson
69% Dec
44
43%
111%
5
18 V2
49
*43
20%
16% Jun
7
*47%
44
*45
42%
49
110%
3
Aug 30
43
44
21%
10
Sep
43
*47%
90
'
111%
11 Va Jan
84
40 Va
45
*86%
Mfg
23
*44%
110
Electric
8
*39%
45
x21
Emerson
20
*44 %
21%
6
Jun
9,700
45
89
19
16% Dec
31%
*44%
111%
88V4 Sep
Dec
31%
40
21%
30% Jan
49
32
40
*89
110%,
32% Jan
4
600
31%
40%
2.50
Storage
21
89%
32%
*39%
10
preferred
Bond
38% Jan
90
31%
40%
50
Co
Electric
34% Aug 22
89%
32%
100
common
issued
Electric
22% Jun
Feb
Products
When
6
6
90
31%
*39%
Corp—_2.50
Steel
Co
Stores
11
9
com
3
Jan
*89%
31%
40%
1
Assn
preferred
7% Apr
Hi/4 Sep 29
24% Oct 19
50
90%
31%
*39%
—50
preferred
Electric
8
54% Jan
Kodak
Elastic
23
89%
6,600
17,700
1,500
5
preferred
Stainless
Eastman
12
23
58
prior
34% Sep
11
No par
Inc
Fuel
&
67% Apr
19 Va Jun
20
240%
107%
2,500
12,300
5
Lines
36% Apr 21
1131% Sep 25
4% Oct 24
46
Eastern
2
Oct
10 Va
239
Co
Air
6
95
4
7
1
29% Dec
12
25
59% Dec
,
2
26
Eastern
15
Feb
21%
9%
e
Eagle-Picher
24
15
93
20%
10
108
5
Bros
Dec
Apr
21
241
Corp
Edison
98
60
107%
50
Manufacturing
89
20%
59%
238 %
__!
Eaton
1
Xl9%
"
11,500
50
15
10
74%
com__5
preferred—
G
73%
5
50
preferred
preferred
W
10%
28
_No par
common-
6
53% Dec
11
I)
—
Jan
28% Nov
78
(E
series
Co
preferred
$2.10
10
29
13
Inc
series
39% Sep
3
37% Feb
July 29
119% Apr
25
Mar
.27%
23%
$4.15
89% May 24
7,5% May 17
31
10% Dec
27%
23%
.
—
$3.75
6
10% Oct
23% Dec
27 %
23%
Corp—
DuquQsne Light
24
24% Oct
25
2,100
1
24
33
Jan
17%
25%
Co—
Duke Power Co
,
32% May 15
54% Dec 12
11
281/4 Dec
Jan
87
17%
50
29 y2 Jan
Mar 21
18
50
30% Aug 30
48% Feb
9,900
17%
preferred
8
79
17%
Inc
.
29
17
preferred
24% Mar
6,000
17
4%
Feb
13,900
16%
4.10%
27
11,300
17%
4.20%
5
19
391s
18'A
27
21% Oct 24
18%
38%
18%
16%
28
22% Jan
11,600
18
22
.
16%
17%
Nov
8
16%
18%
45% Feb
5
16%
17%
6
Jan
11,400
18%
15
Jan
1,100
-22%
17
42% Sep
34
33%
•22%
19
8
32 Va Nov
8,800
*32'/a
22%
16%
16%
34
19
33
2 2'A
16%
va
18%
42% Jun
Jan
*32'A
23%
16
1
3
19
33
22%
a
36
Preferred
39
28 % Sep
2
*32%
500
7,100
No par
Ltd-,.
Preferred
20% July 28
22
Oct 25
75
Ltd
3
6
51%
19
38% Jan
24 % Jan
50%
26%
7
45% Jan
51%
36%
11
4
65%
50%
52 i
25%
90 % Dec
Jan
51%
36%
110... Dec
44
511/2
-
18%
25% Jan
July 11
51
:
19%
13
46
65
51%
65?
■
37%
Duplan
49
65
50%
t
28 %
du
5
33 V.
64
26%
20
3
64%
27%
22
Jan
18%
33
63%
36%
10% Jun
Jan
17%
65%
33%
26
254% Nov
42Va Mar 28
18
33%
64%
38
3
41
17%
33%
26%
19
44
18%
33%
18%
Aug 16
15
7,400
21,500
1-8%
34%
28%
Jan
46% Feb
-65%
X65
19%
*33%
1
Fund
100y4 Apr 19
77% Jan 20
44 % Aug 24
65%
18%
34%
2,900
37%
DuBois
17
44% Aug 24
&
42 va Jan
65%
21,900
Dunhill
19
47% Apr
45% Nov
65%
16,800
11%
16%
16
44% Aug 25
><18%;
20%
32%
Limited
Nov
65%
!65%
27%
10%
24%
Aug
41
13
Jan
66%.
j
•<
26% Sep
8
37
65%
18%
27%
20
>
16
Aircraft
185% Jan
Aug 18
11%
32%
Industries
5
20%
11
23%
Dresser
8
19%
11%
16%
Drewrys
9% Jan
22
178% Oct
20 %
11%
26
Dow
Nov
27%
19%
11%
28%
7
24% Nov
27%
20'%
11%
7,500
38%
Dover
63
27% I 28
19%
<
4812
32 %
8
H52y8 July 18
8% Dec
28%
,20%
7,600
3,300
47%
26%
8
24 Va Apr
■
48%
24%
8
4
49
49%
16
29% Dec
17 Va Jan
48%
48%
17,500
1658
54%
<
32%
38% May
10
49 %
16%
23%
30 Va Jan
12
18
53%
25
22'/4 Sep 25
33% Sep
19 % Aug
Mar 15
May
7
28%
Douglas
25
55
37%
Dominick
8
4
17
54%
27%
7
3
14% Jan
16%
54%
26%
26% Dec
Jan
24% Jan
17%
54%
1
17
28
6
50
17%
12
49%
48%
49%
17%
54%
40,400
No par
18% Jan
14'% Dec"'
49%
51
17%
48%
80
30
4234
41%
No par
19% Jan
42% Feb
42% Aug
24% Nov
42%
50c
Co
Mines
7
July
38% Jan
Dome
26
16% Oct
21% Mar
Pepper
41%
28
65%
2.50
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp—
Dr
42'A
•82%
Productions—2.50
(Walt)
Disney
*81
50%
*33%
__1
Distillers
23% May 4
28% Nov 29
8
Corp
preferred——-——
•
82%
*81
.64%
Stores Corp—
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
Diners'
(The)
Club Inc
19% Mar 30
10
Mar
:$1.50
82%
29%
11%
Cb^——
Diana
6
15% Nov 29
28% Oct
12% Oct
;: S
19
12
National
81 5
48%
15
Alkali
49%
79%
*79%
x40%
41
*78
79%
54
.
450
79%
*81
7
78%
79%
55
,
6,800
79
80 •
;
17%
.1
_20
1
:
82
79
15,300
13,700
*79%
20.%
,
1
i
80
82
v
41%
28%
'
28%
.
2.50
RR_No par
,>
Corp
Diamond
;
Y_i
Co
Diamond
9
15
17% May 16
19'% Jun
29% Jan
28% Feb
24
15
25
17% July 24
Steel
DeVilbiss
-
20% Mar 17
33% Dec
Oct, 24
15% Oct.. 7.
10% Dec 13
70 % OCt
4
Edison/.
Detroit
,
12
8
3
of N
DeSoto Chemical Coatings
n
24
23
54%
79 i ' ,:
*79%
39%
50%
17%
lnc_
*78%
?
40
50%
Co__6.75
Light
Co
Detroit
;;20% May 17
Apr
17% July
Lines
Supply
.
No par
&
79%
,38
;
1
Hudson
Power
Air
50c
—
Denv& Rio Grande West
no
10
20% Feb
11
27
27
11
Inc
_:
&
Dentists'
6
8
30
/.Delta
;
21
.
22% Oct
14% Mar 20
67% Nov
Co
Delaware
24
4
29'A Mar
28% Jun
3
Mar 27
14
2
20
37
&
Delaware
60% May 16
5
20
50 Va May
14% Oct
3
24% Jan
Records
Deere
j
59% Nov 27
11
27% Jan
,33% July 29
'66% Aug 29
38% July
9
Sep
Decca
4
Jan
,26 Va Jan
Jan
62% May 23
20% Jan 19
18% Nov
6
14
47% May
Aug
3
48% Aug 18
,49% Dec
8
14 Va Dec
28%
15%
10,700
15%
41%
28%
3.75%
Dec.
28
42%
28%
Preferred
23
31
41%
29
Preferred
24% Mar,
13
42%
14%
15%
41%
28%
13
8
10
15%
42
29%
15
31% Aug 24
26 Va Aug 15
6
15%
41%
Feb
Light
4,700
90%
14 %
29%
Nov
16
15'A
*87
14%
42
4
15
90%
14%
29%
9
81-
*87
14%
41%
76% Feb
A 83
90%
28%
._
&
43
,
14%
10
79% Jan
Inc
Power
*87
common—7
Preferred
Dayton
41%
90%
15 :■ \
15 %
14
54% Dec
28
15%
23
47% Aug 11
Dec ;
15%
80% Oct
28% Jan
7
xl4%
15
50c
43%
*87
15%
43% Dec
17% Dec .21
13% Sep
Daystrom
Corp__
42%
89%
31% Nov
20
40 % Mar
5
44%
14%
16
39% Dec
20
Dayco
43
*87
5
16
35% May 17
Apr
7
1
100
series A
Mills Inc
16
3
20 Va Juil .21
preferred
30
.8
,
Mar
Corp common
3%%
Dan River
•
Jun
23
28
17% Jan
38'A Apr
20
Dana
8
23
80 % Aug
6
74 Va Feb
1
Nov
76% Jan
25 Va Jun
22
75% Jan
Jan
12 Va Nov
49% May 31
31
72% Jan
46% Nov 27
7
12% Jan
32
6
33% Jan
5
27'% Oct
3
85% Jun
15% Jan
4
Jan
4
43% Jan
87% Aug 23
22
31% Jun
11%
11%
4%
'18%
4%
4%
4
201/4
*70
11%
56
4'A
4
19%
11%
17,000
240
18'A
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*55%
56%
55%
55%
55%
19%
19%
55%
19%
19%
19%
20
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
36
34%
11%
36
7,700
35
43'A
36%
41%
42
31,000
42
42%
7,900
'
•'
21%
71
1
32%
34%
32%
33%
34
3
43%
44
43
43 va
42
.
-
1,970
50
14.100
F
1148% Jun
6
5% Oct
24
20% Dec
28
5% Dec
5
19
1141% Dec
20 Va Dec
13
35% Dec 27
12% Feb 26
20
28% Feb 26
21
69% Dec
45
7% Jan
Jan'
3
l
6
Jan: 6
'
25% Jun
83% Feb
,
8
37% Dec
5
30
43
Jan
It
35
Jan.
25% Nov
For
footnotes,
see page
28
& Co class A
Fairbanks
Morse
3
Fairbanks
Whitney Corp
13% May
•
10
28
issued
&
convertible
Co
64%
67%
63%
65%
62%
63%
62%
63
44
45
43
43%
41%
41%
42%
42%
*42%
20%
43%
20%
20%
20
20%
*20%
20%
20%
7%
8%
20%
8%
8%
1,3
8%
22%
20%
8%
22%
x22 Va
22%
22
22%
??3/4
•8%
2"*
107,5
69
71%
70%
72%
68%
70%
67%
68%
9%
67%
9%
68%
9'%
,9%
9%
9%
9%
21,3
9%
34%
9%
34%
33%
35,1
34%
34%
5.2
—No par
com
preferred
8
1
-40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't
Corp 1
Falrchild Stratos Corp
1
Fairmont Foods Go common
50c
,
8
-45% May 17
31 Va Dec
1
When
$1.60
4
27
52% Nov
.
-
■
1
1
4
36% Oct
4
10
(Max)
11
-
28% Apr
88 Va Oct
3
1162% Nov 24
9% Mar
Factor
5
Dec
34% Apr
14% Apr
Sep 15
•t.
-
5%
junior preferred:
Brewing Corp
Falstaff
Family
Financet Corp__
50
——'
1
9%
34
\
'
34 %
•
8%
9
34
-
,33%
34%
*52%
53%
*52%
53%
*52%
41%
40%
41%
41%
41%
40%
41
29
28%
29%
27%
28 Va
27
27%
,
64
21
.53%
52%
41%
29
52%
62%
10,3
8
.3,3
*52%
.
53
40%
41
4,5
26%
27%
5.3
Volume 194
Number 6117
,
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
....
(2673)
21
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year I960
Lowest
44% Nov
;42
4
69'/4 Jan
■
28-'
29
15% Oct
5'
64 V4 dull
9
1
Fansteel
20% Jan
4
17% Jan
40% Jan
6
27
27% Jan
4
12% Dec
24% Jun
9
19
24% Jan
33
19
Oct
26
39% Nov
Dec
33% Jan
4
Jan
45
,
21
Federal
13
19% May 23
22% Aug
15
24
39% Dec
14
34% Feb
1
59 % Nov
31
20
May 12
10% Nov
2
18% Jan
20
35% Oct
24
67%' Jun
26
14% Jan
5
20% Feb
39% Feb
26% Aug
4
27% Oct 24
26
47
Jan
23% July 27
42% July 25
15
24% Oct
Aug 30
5
55% Dec
2
Pacific Electric
2nd
conv
Federal
22
15%. Oct
Ferro
34% Mar 21
Fibe.rboarc;
Dec
5
164% Nov
24
Financial
9
Federation
51% Nov
20
28 % Jan
4
Firestone
Tire
69
47% Dec
22
49 'A Jan
4
6% Nov
17
61% July
13T'n Jan
23 % Nov
7
2
84
82
Nov
28
Apr
12
•110
Jun
96
Jan
45
Sep
41% Jan
29
Jan
20
50% Feb
28
44 %
May 13
63
May 31
196
■I
'717% Dec
248:
88
Jan
: so
- Sep
36 % Jan
13
Dec
4
23
250
May 31
May 19
50
34 %
Florida
Power
5
93% Nov
13
13
382
'iJi;
:
xi
15
11
89% Jun
Jan
22
15
12% Jan
12
27
May 5
16% Nov 30
7
17% Oct
18
29% Mar. 22
63% Jan
6
19% Jan
12
5
41% Jan
29
3
117 % Dec
July 31
4%
5
Oct
24
«.L.
31 'A Jan
65
z.z-
——
26 % Aug
';"z--—
12% Nov
22
21
V. Mar 30
32
14
21
Foremost
19
5
24
Apr
3
30
Dec
14 Vb Jan
27 Vfe Dec
6
35% Jun
Fram
1
—
wz
—.-.1
•
' •-
■
■.
17'A Dec
.
50 Vb Nov
■
19
15
84 % Nov
May 27
; 66
-
—
30 Vo Feb
5
73
21
27
Jan
67% Oct
3
Feb
31 %
13
86
19
Friden
Aug 23
Nov
2
4%
19%
20 y8
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
*22
13%
13'/«
13 %
13
13%
53
54
<<3iy8
17%
25 %
25%
17 V4
24%
~ 135
130
53 "A
31 Va
17'A
17%
31
39'/a
«
24% '
'
24%
127
130'/a
47
47%
46'A
50%
54%
48
50%
par
73%
74%
73%
74%
74%
-%.7%
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58
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43%
44%
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27% Oct
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Financial
Western
preferred..
Green
May 19
Aug
"7%
•
96 % May 24
18
Western
Ry
When issued
Great
•
Aug -3
35% Dec
Mar 22
28
600
24,9,00
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Corp
Great
146
13
Jan
84,500
53 Va
95 Vb
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3
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79 V*
53 V*
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Great
39% Jun
67
78 Va
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53%
96 %
12%
28
42% Dec
3
53%
'94%
96
14
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79%
18 % Jan
54%
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51% Feb 23
5
Jan
33 'A
111
4
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-69
-
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3
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13
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70% Nov.30
31'
29 % Apr
78%
95%
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3
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28% Jan
1
54
7,300
176,400
45
9
26 % Nov
31 Vz Jail
Aug 19-
34% Sep:
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28%
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8
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3
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4
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Jan
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28%
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Aug 19
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28'/a
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18
143 "
15%
100
6%
14
17
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6%
13
25'A Jail
12
6%
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35 V2 Jan
34% Aug
6%
4,800
14%
15
32% Feb
-
May 11
6%
•
5
13 Va
Grand
3
46
3,900
82
45%
28%
97%
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28 Va
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14
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82
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14%
13
19
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82
45
13
10% Jun
39% July 12
15%
28:*4
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45%
44 %
17% Dec
48% Jan
15'A
26 To
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6%
5
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41
41%
5
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A
40 VB
41%
81
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26
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44
4,500
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6V2 Jan
39% Dec
26
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3
•
40%
81
7
19,200
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15
52% Jail'
11%
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5,200
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40 .V
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6
28
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53% Jan
11%
16%
com__83%c
Cement
Gould-National
26% Jan
•
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11%
vb
'
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18
920
11%
6
1
6
41'A Jan
6
13
Nov
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.
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&
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8
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41% Aug 24
42'VA May 30; 22 % Oct 214 • •"
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Glnn
32
27
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97% Dec
14 % Sep
80
110
85
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5
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11
Dec
20
13
3
26
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12
86
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.
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•
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New
3% Jun
31
Oct
21
90
8
88
6,100
95 Va
35'a
16%
___.
Portland
Gillette
56% Nov
55% Dec
Jan
-
Giant
5
169% Deci
3
32% Apr
87
30
;>.29%
94
7
11%
__
4
7% Oct
18
4
12
Co
10% Jan
r
(series
Rubber
Products
Oil
3
7
37
Gerber
Getty
6
Jan
17
30 % Sep
Mar
1% Jan
Feb
74
17
May 19
21
35 JA Jan
24% Sep
"
70 % Nov
4
20
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Georgia-Pacific Corp
15
Oct
30
75% May 24
3% Jan
5% May 10
26
29%
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36%
11%
1
3
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3
24
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; 94
til
95%
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11%
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&
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6
28>A Oct
27
24'% Sep
'
30
33%,
•
600
78 V4
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preference
35% Jan
21
89 % Jail
47% Jan
5
14
78'a-
preferred
$5
27
21
12Va Oct
14
25
preferred
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23
10% Nov
*13%
78'a
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2
16 Va Jan
19
13%
6
__
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3
24% Oct
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2,400
13%
78
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40% Oct,
July 25
87% Jan
25%
'
General
107
-4
50 V2 Jan
25 %
Vb
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1
20% Mar 20
3
51% Dec
6
25 V2 Jail
•
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11% Dec
22
25%
79%
Corp
Tele <fe Electronics
14% Jan
Nov
25'/a
78
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5
General
17
'
65% Sep
.'
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4
19% July 18
-
50% Jan
42
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19% Jan
26
Jan
59'
53% Jan
'
;
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14% Oct.
23
61 '/a Jun
17
25%
78%
1
3
~
42% Feb
100
25
No par
92% Dec
19
Sep
30 Vi Jail
27la
78
.1
1
Signal
$1.25
7
6
91
1
*26 V*
79 %
Industries
$1.30
July 14
25
12% Oct
33 Vb Jun
27 »a
4
General Teleplione Co of Florida—
27% May 11
28% Oct
'
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4'A
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78
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6
14
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Precision
$1.60
19
'
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General
28
24'A Jan v:"5
7,700
4%
4
13%
common
184,, Sep
29
9,200
4>a
*13%
.___No par
U'v
23' :■ Oct.
361b Jun
50 Vb
13%
:
20% Oct
<
50%
Vb
'
Mills
General
Aug 11
38
49%
4
27'a
5
Instrument Corp.
General
12
6
49%
5%
preferred
;
10
100
General Motors Corp common
_1%
$5
preferred
_No par
Preferred $3.75 series_i___No par
General Outdoor Advertising.___:_15
13
Jan
53
10
"Nov 28
6
5
Dec
37 % Jan
25-
General
May 31
58
28% Oct
r
43% Oct
'
38% Sep
113
3
26% Jan v4
15
Dec
31
July 14
79% Jan
17
Dec
'
Apr
48%
4
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2
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40% Jan
49
4»A
25
_;
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21
31
48%
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2
15
106 >A
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24%
A
Nov
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2,500
4
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Co
55 % Apr
19
6,700
4,400
50
24%
Corp
107% Nov
Aug 22
58
1
14
34 Va
50
x43
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Controls Co
General
10
41
9
of
Finance
45
80% Dec
13%
34 Va
50 v2
24%
com
22% Mar 21
31
14%
35 %
50%
*26%
Inc.
24
35
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Corp
Cigar
'/a Jan
14
34'a
50%
26%
preferred 1
General
68% Jan
85% Aug
July 13
5
Cable
1st
24
24% Oct
i
22% Mar
4f%
14%
35%
50
_ioo
14
108 Va Aug
4
Sep
Investors
Co1'
Mar 27
8
60% May
2
37'A Jan 19
28
55% Jan
76 Va Jan
32
11
Baking
General
2
14%
35
50%
Ainer-iTran.sportation__i.25
General
27
Mar
14%
35%
50%
26 %
i.
29
111
21% July
i
5 Va Feb
33 '/a Dec
5'
,
4
83
14
35%
50 'A
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No pur
pref
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75% Dec
23
100 Va Jan
44% Feb
50% Nov
14%
35%
50
50
$8 preferred
General Bancsliares
Corp
General Bronze. Corp
27
31
American
General
22
22% Feb
30
voting
conv
50% Jun
;
7
'A Dec
40
12
38% Dec
21
61 Va Aug
23% May
.
Oct
Corp
$4.50 preferred
3
Inc
preferred
General
19
Jan
13% Nov
•77'A July 26
27 % Apr 18
Aug 24
99% Jan
28
30% Apr
•
34 Va Jan
88% Jan
33% Sep 23
10 % Mar
140
4
29% Jan <5
25
70'A Sep
15
25
45% Jan
26
.
7% Jan
27
34 Va Jail
31
32% Oct
11
July 22
12% Jan
146
Industries
Acceptance
$0.60
14%
35%
-
5
Z_Z5
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common" 1
A
convertible
General
'
:
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4%%
15
58% Feb:
j
Inc
Co
Corp
General
7
May 26
Jan -;
90
t 17
Garrett
26% May 15
22
Co
Skogmo
Gardner-Denver
Mar 13
15
6% Jan
29
Apr
10'A Sep
!
3
27
46% Mar
19% Sep
Sep
17
r
.
31% Mar 25
24
24
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22'A Jan
4
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-
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(2Q7.4)*
22
STOCKS
for Previous
Range
Range Since Jan. 1-
Year 1966
Lowest
Iiightse
Lowest
84% Jan
7
9ty2Oct
82
eo
97
15
103'A Aug 19
36%, Dec 29
11,
28'
88 y2 Apr
27
4
94 y* Jun
15
93% Apr
10
Oct
101
103%,<Nov
4
Jan
24 V* Sep
13
20
91-
Aug 12"
91
47 V4 Nov
Sep
86% Jan
7.
16
85
86.% Aug 26
87% May 18
97 V*. J an
a
'
39% Jan
23
Jun
8
6
38
Jan
273/4 f
NEW
•
Highest
•
4
Jun
28
104
% Dec
Dec
i
.
States
$4.20
Utilities
dividend
$5
dividend
$5,08
66
preferred
Mfg
Co
I...'
<
♦87 y2
•91
91
♦93 y2
4 •
95
103
40%
40'%
87%
*'87i/2
♦91.
♦93%...
95
♦102
104
106
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 14
Dec. 15
Shares
40 3/„
403%
87
87'4
91%
91%
95
106
42 V*
42%
PRICES
91
'102
♦105
,
SALE
40'4
*931/2
106
41
Monday, December: 18, 1961;
89
91
92
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HIGH
*
Dee. 13
7 87%
'
,
Wednesday
Dec. 12
40'/a,
89
AND
Tuesday
v
40%
40 y4
\
10Q
.100
100
100
100
2.50
preferred.J
Gustin-Bacon
Monday ,
,
Dec. XI
com_No par
Co
preferred
dividend
49 Va Mar 29
,
Par
preferred
$4.44' dividend preferred
13
9
12
LOW
STOCK
$4.40 dividend
7
106
Jan
33 Va Jan
102
Gulf
•
YORK
EXCHANGE
-
.
*931/2
40'%
40%
88i%
881/2
130
91
.,
91
200
*93%
95
95
♦102
1033%,
40 3%
63%
*102
103%
106
42%
6,800
*1051%
106
1051%
41
38%
387/8
"50
105%
39i/a
413%
1031/2
,
:
,
100
:
'6,400
h
48*
Feb
35% Jan
Sep
26
53% Jan
30
Apr
19
Hackensack
Water
-25
51'/a Jan
4
42% Jan
3
60 Va Nov
20
Halliburton
Co__
__5
29
29% Nov
14
Hallicrafters
55
24
3
23
Nov
31% Apr
5
24*
25 y8 Jan
4
39% May 18
Hall
4-
21% Oct
24
28% Feb
9
Hamilton
&
91
Oct
3
112% Feb
13
26%.Jan
3
27
7
88%. Jun
19
Jan
106 Va Jan
4
21% Dec
20
32% Jan
25
28.%. Nov' 25
47 y» Jun
2L
26y*-Jun
Nov
26% Aug
38
4
37'/a Feb
1
Dec
15
34% Dec
'
42L
121
July
57% Jan
5
Oct
31
Hammond
58 y2 Mar,28
120% Jan
9
128
/ Jun
19
44% Sep
Jan
6
80 lU Dec
Co
;;
26%, Sep
29'A Jan
24% Jan
20% Jan
3
36%. Aug
7
27 y4 May 18
23% Jan
23
35% Nov 27
Hart. Schaffner :&
24
29% Oct
9
Harvey
8% Feb
6
13%, Feb
20
27
7
47 y4. Apr
27
Jan
9
18%. Nov
28
Nov
28
40% Sep
16
Hazeltine Corp
7
73% Nov
21
Heinz
--32%
32%
36%
~ay8,6ct~26-
11% Jan
9Va May 25
77
Aug 31 *
Harshaw- Chemical Co
Jan
13
Jan
4i
37'A Feb
17"
6
84
Ifc
U27
5
81
Aug 30
Jan
87
46% Apr
*
291/a May 12
32% Jan
55Dec
7
36
13
82% Dec
104*y2 Dec
6
55% Apr
13
76
Mar
29% Jan
5
34
Jan
8
79,
Jan
33% July
-
19
61%, Apr
Aug
108
111'/* Aug 26
47
47
*12444
-
7;
-
6Qya& May 11
Hershey Chocolate
Jan
4
20% Jan
28 '/s Mar 30
Hewitt-Robins
53
Hewlett-Packard
Jan
Aug 22
6
72
Nov
Jan
21
7 Va Feb
7
16
30 Va Jan
10
6
24% Jan
12
30% July
5
14% Oct
31
6
28 v* Apr
May 20
Jan
*
8y4 Aug 29
29% Apr 19
7
30% July
30% Oct 13
1,
29% Feb
34;;
3.7
33%
34%
•;
83 Va Feb
7
90
12
26
2
29% Dec
30
10,
16
Sep
i6y4 Oct
Jan
21>f-Jan
22
84
20
Mar
36 y« Mar 17;
27
Mar
4 Va Oct
14,
Holt
43% Aug 28
16y2 Jan
14
6
2
7
5
V
19
3
24% Nov
40% Dec
9
Aug 19
,74% Feb
35%, Dec
70 »/* Jan
4r.
79*
23
80
y2 Jun
8
85.% Sep
93?
Sep
14.
81 y2 Aug
16
85 y4 Nov
13
88% Jan
10
93 y4 Nov
90%. Dec
13
8fr% Jan
10
127% Dec
11
19%, Jun
30
12
Dec
16
65 % Jan
21;
U.% Mar 30.
13 ye Dec
2
24% Jan
29
54% Jan
14
90 % Jan
10
92% Jan
4
32
Oct
13 y* Jan
26f
7% Oct
11;
20
34% Jan
3
40
15% Dec
6
23
30 Va May 31
39 Va Oct
313A Jan
4
25'% Apr
28
47% Jan
6
31% Jan
3
323/4 Sep
48% Oct
4-1.
Jan
27
62% Dec
391/4. Jan
18
43
413% Feb
18
45.,
45 'A Jan
22
42 3/4 Jan
4
41t
Feb
31% Nov
38% Feb
Sep
Aug
58;.
11;
:
22
17"
8'% Feb
154-
-
Jan
23
4
18
4
43 ; • Nov
16
323% Jan
-
2?
86% Apr
28
Dec 13
Jan
' Aug
.
..44% Jan
573% Aug 23
50% Dec
43
47% Aug 21
44% Aug 15
•
Jan
41
4-
49''% Aug
9
46-y2 July 2T
5% July 11
65
145
30
Aug 12-
,50
23
Jan
10
25
5% Jan
3
19
71% Jan
3
,1
7
145
Jan
18
July
87'/2. Nov
9
j-'t,
35
27
47'% Apr
•
17
95
;
Nov
2
93?
1.
July 11;
34% Feb
90
18
38% Sep
23
2
29
Feb
69'% Jan
17% Aug
473% Sep
,12% Aug
50% Jan
Jan
21% Jan
447
139 % Feb
Oct
<
-
18
3
May 19
12
Apr
Oct
19
42% Jan
3
55'% Jun
4
149% Apr
54'% Oct
84'% Nov
5 /
Oct
25
Jan
-77% Jan
26%Dec
4
30
24 Va
59% Dec
20
21
58'% Jan
21% Feb
19
31%, Dec
3d.
5
3
Sep 27
123% Dec
3
86'%. Jan
9.3% Dec
22 /
4
8
94
30
193/8 Mar
6
70'/2. Mar
2
23
26% Dec
14
23
Oct
24
41% Jun
20
91.%-Dec
7
139'/a-Jan
8
55
32%.- Dec 20
7
381
25
35
XT
40% Dec
Nov
9
14% Feb
5
16'/a Sep
23'% Nov
,95 •'
Jan
26% Dec
20
2
3
14
23% July 12
32% Jan 11
May" 31
38 % J
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3Or
44-3% Jan
an" li;
35% Apr
4
2
33% Jan
93 '/2 Jan
43
40
Oct
US
Jan
31
4.
124;
10% Oct
Sep
44% Jan
1;
20',
13
Jan
9
24
13% Oct
iz*
13
24
4894 Feb
Dec
lfty-tDec
13
5/
14
81 Ve Nov
Sep
63% May 31
17'% Oct
30% Dec
13
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13
73% Jan
4
13% Jan
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28"
83
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86..
Jun
-
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74% May 22
110% Mar 7
30-': Dec
r
3
12
85
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85
178
178
178
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2,300
8,600
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10
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32%
33
32 3%
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32 5/a
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8,000
28%
28'A
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4
28%
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17
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8
39 Va
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39%
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51
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Jun-23
50'A
14
88% May
,27 7/a July 19
'33
21*
Mar
:
47% Nov
7
'"
MacAndrew» &
6
53%. Sep
4
44% Jan
23
Deo
21
3
10..
Dec
Va Aug 18
119
377
''Oct
•46
x
:8
Nov
•
41% Dec,
12
ft
/ 1974
21
2,700
44 Va
'
44%
3,600
44%
94
*92 Va
94
25%
"2514
25%
10
1,700
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2676)
.
.
Monday, December 18, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
4
Hightse
Lowest
30 Va Dec
30
30 Vb Aug 21
8
84% Sep
7
29
80
2
74
Dec
37
30% May 25
Melville
35'/» *eo
28
6
84
Aug
11
33 Vb Feb
16
54
Dec
6
Oct
30
Jan
»
4%
Jan
96% Jun
26
Jan
8
8 %
Dec" 16
18 V» Feb
95% Dec
11
37% Dec
5
13*r Apr
20
15 % Dec
11
75
Apr
9% Jan
23
11
3
31
Aug
Shoe
Corp
preferred
Mercantile
12
86 % Dec
-
Aug 31
84
20
24% Mar 10
73
70
STOCK
YORK
Monday
Merck
82
Inc_
—3%
54
common
Mesabi
Trust—Units
15 Vb
3
59% Mar 10
Mesta
3
70% May
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc—No par
74% Jan
5
Nov
14
83 Va Jan
13
75 Va Feb
15
75 % Jan
Jan
86
,93% Sep
79
Oct
82
Nov
14
4
<95
10
12
Sep
V 78
■;
Aug 11
28
33% Dec
20
48% July 25
59% Feb
3
46% Apr
May
95 % Dec
8
93% Jan
15
39% Jan
May 16
3
1
series
preferred
series—
series—
3.80%
Oct
24
88
Jun
17
67
28
Apr
19
33% Jan
A
178% Jun
8
Nov
4
84 %
84
84
%
*92%
■
94
92%
*82%'
*98
1
3%
87% Jun
12
Minn
34% Sep
12
Minnesota
<fc
Minnesota
Power
<
82%
96
;
'
24% Dec
'
1
:
convertible
Mining
V>81
*.>
527#
52%
52%
52%
99
99
99
5674
56%
5674
247«
26 Ve
25%
26 Vb
:
130
128 V2
129%
I27V4
100 %
100%
100%
1001/4
7274
7174
737#
25%
2578
257#
42 %
42%
■
129
•
38% Aug 31
35% Jan
44
Apr
6
27
July 12
37 Va Jan
4
35% Jan
45% Apr
11
Mission
16 V»
July
24 Va Dec
29
21 »/b Oct
30% Mar 22
No par
.127 V#
1287#
Ontario
Paper—2.50
Mission
31 Va Feb
30
24
,
7
Mar 10
3 Vb Dec
35
•5
20
33% Dec
17
,
2b
7% Oct
60
Nov
70
6
37% Apr
Jan
15
34% Jan
1
19% Jan
5
15 »A Jan
1
14
267a Oct
Missouri
133/4 Apr
3
3 % %
4
Jan
4
79
13% Jan
3
19% Apr
4
14
10% Jan
19
13
13V2 Jan
11
11 %
6% Dec
9
35 Va Sep
29
55% Jan
33 % Dec
ADr
6% Dec
4
8
8'/->
30
Aug 22
91/4 Jun
14
44 Vb Jan
1
39
29
Class
21 Va Jun
25
313A Aug
18
31
Jan
3
43% Nov
29
Feb
24
57«/b Sep
12
31% Dec
1
39% Jan
30
25% Oct
24
53% Jan
Montana
26% July
4
343A Mar
3
1
Montgomery
7
93/4 Sep
21
17'A Feb
15
19
25% Sep
25
37% Feb
16
Morrell
17
Sep
18
28'A Apr
20
26
24% Jan
5
24
98
Oct
27
23 'A Jan
Motee
3
20 % Mar 17
Motor
9
44'A Dec
Mountain
4
413/s May 31
M
31
26v. May 22
Mueller
100
May
Motorola
8
3674
37 V#
36%
377#
37
37 %
3%
V
37a
3%
3%
12% Nov
19
•
'
__
7
19% Dec
,28% Jan
5
Sep
28
17 % Oct
25
21
4 7'A
30
533A Mar
Dec
-
22
21
Sep
44
48
46 3/4
38
38
38
37
37 %
25 Va
25
25 Vb
24%
25 Va
4,300
9 V.
9%
9%
9%
9%
28,900
9'A
67%
*74%
No par
17Vt
17%
*81/2
8%
9%
17%
*8%
>>■
67%,
*67'A
68
76
*75
6%
1/2
9
'■> 9
*67'A
9'A
68 Va
751/2
171/4
*8%
;
.
47%
%
*75
17%
*63/8
47%
9'A
76
*6%
No par
11
Murphy
5OV2
*8%>
;;
38%
26 V4 Oct
127b Feb
1
17
2574 Sep
26% Dec
25
4
Murphy
Corp
8
NAFI
9
„
61/2
6%
6'A
6%
513/8
51
51%
50%
51%
50%
51V
38%
381/2
38
38%
38
38
38
38%
6,200
31%
2,100
40 V4
40 3/8
40%
40%
40%
39
40
31'A
313/4
31%
31%
31%
3134
30%
31
x30'A
6 V2
*31%
301%
—12
10%
10%
10
30 34
31%
30%
2,000
34,700
4
4,200
304
30'A
30%
30%
32
103/b
IO1/4
10% '
10%
10%
10%
10%
31%
lO'/e
x31
30%
31
30
30%
2934
30
1
18%
19
18%.
19
18%
18%
80'A
81 »/4
80'A
823/4
81
81%
5
14
14%
14'A
14%
14%
14%
—10
411%
41%
41
41
41%
—No par
26%
27Vb
25%
25 Va
26
24%
X233/4
1
Inc
Supply
Co
Inc
;•"/ 41%
26%
88,100
10,500
»>. 6,800
%
18
18%
18%
82
81%
14%
14%
14%
40%
41%
> > 40%
40%
2,800
24%
-V
18 %
81%
>:•■'' "■
25'A
25%
26%
15,700
►
15,700
■'
83%
•
10,200
14%
8,600
1
24'%
24
23%
23 Va
23 V8
23%
1,600
5
29 %
30'A
29%
30Vb
29%
29%
29%
30
29 V4
29'"'«
38,300
1
;
53
54%
53
533A
53 Vb
53%
53'A
53%
53
53%
26
26%
25%
26%
25
26
24ai
25V2
293A
301/4
29%
29:%
293A
30
29%
30
30'/a
31V#
30%
30%
16,600
10
:
1
of
1,600
38%
32%
No par
Corp_
Murray
41% Mar
3
29 Va
*8%
150
17i<4
40
Co_
(GO
32% Mar 28
15
12
667# Jun
4
100
69'2
32
No par
2,400
,
75%
'
17
9
V.
50'A
>
51V.
38%
.1,000 lire
Inc
Co
*68
*75
17 V#
:
Chemical—
&
Co
Munsingwear
11
68V2: >
75
17
..
9
6%
63/4
68%
75
17%
>.4,000
47%
38%
2
5
Co
47
3
Brass
30'A Dec
.
38
Co_^
Industries
54% Dec
1I243A Dec
24% Nov
L
5
Jan
Sep
-
S
;
25
Cor])
Fuel
18
17% Jan
1
4
8,500
3%
48
*
_
—
3,900
18,400
7 6,300
253/8
Inc
Wheel
374
:
.
38
Co—
&
&
Industries
22
20% Jan
4
11
16'A Jan
May 31
Sep
68 V. Sep
11% Jan
29% Jan
60% Oct
11
(John)
24
25
Lines—
Moore-MeCormick
47 Ms Jan
40
23%
V#
37'/4
25
Ward
14% Jan
28
42
39 3/4
24
x47 %
Co—___
29
42
40
49
Shares—
Sep
37B
100
Mining
10% Sep
37B
42 %
23 %
V#
25%
:
26 Vb
4
»
4
42
39%
241/4
40
•
387b
Utilities
Power
American
371/8
42 %
407#
24
'
100
Chemical
Montecatini
25
363/4
3,200
26,400
.14,100
.
48 V2
A
Montana-Dakota
37 Vb
26
377#
Tool—
B——
Monsanto
Mar 10
class
241/4
25 V4
104,600
common—5
Inc
Machine
RR
427B
40 VB
19,500
69%
25 V#
preferred
Monon
42 VB
397b
23%
s.
7
V99> ';
.
10
24,700
•
1
Co
preferred
Monarch
58% Aug 23
20
32Mb Aug
Mar 28
271%
3974
.36%
A_No par
Cement
Industries
26%
'
.
Co—6.25
class
RR
271/4
237b,
5
Service
4.20%
Jan
71
% Dec
Public
731/2 Mar 29
62
87 Va Mar 23
6
Portland
Mohasco
4
19% Jan
12
26
Pacific
Missouri
Missouri
3
5
10
RR_
25%
42
>:.2,500
129%
67
26 VB
>■>>>
56
26%
>
99
%
39 %
1
Missouri-Kan-Tex
42% May 15
80 Vs Mar 11
;
Oct
26 "a Mar
20
Jan
8
11
11% Oct
9
50% Nov
4
22% Sep
139
15
Feb
17
6
99%
69
2 5,200
;
99
»•
126
99
67%
120
<"16,800
5274
25%
73 %
72
"30
;>
..
37%
56
%
23
Light—No par
Corp
Development Co..
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
5% Mar 27
3% Jan
r
6
-
48% Jan
7
29% Jun
6% Jan
'42% Jun
34 Vb Jan
16
Aug
&
'
100%
96
*967#
:
26 %
,•
-
110
•>>•>■ 100
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x51%-
56%
.25%
V
■
:>>■
V
84
7 36%
991/2
*99
>..':.-;56%
:
>V 24,500
:
.
94
*94
-
38
20,600
1,100
85
*81
82%
96
37%
*94
14"%
*82
37%
200
51
*92%
:-.
37%
9974
71%
preference—..100
Ml'g
&
84
377#
'
99
94
52%
-
.56
247#
128
96
v
*98
99
*81*94
% 82%
i 51'/#
56 %
24%
Philipp Corp—1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
4;
*92%
'
/
•
49%
7
*83
25,000
%
86
48%,
85
*82
;
90
"
*50%
*83
84
"
14%
14%
14%
93
84
*81
81%
-56
Chem
109% Sep
25,300
51
52
170% Mar 10
10%
49V4
5174
14
10%.
*82%
93
81V2
—100
Inc
Corp
15
10%
51
*94
15
10%
48 Vb
x37 VB
Utilities
Dec
/Dec
107#
14%
95
&
13,200
10%
49%
3774
Minerals
34%
51%
common.*—5
5%%
1st
preferred
100
Midwest Oil Corp————— ——10
17
30% Aug
58
;
33 V4
14%
9374
preferred
Midland-Ross
*85
4874
37 V4
<
South
>88%
51%
84
84
5374
91%
15 VB
85
82 V2
5,600
260
1,200
'
85
88'%
497B
10
4.45%
Middle
9
Feb
*
y2
;•
34
<
51
7487B
93
100'
ri00
52
«*
•
82
85
94%
147b
50
85"
pfd_100
>>'■/■•■:
54 &
5078
5078
48 V2
100
3
Dec
126
60
•
preferred
3
101% May 24
4
19% Jm
26 VB
21
123% Feb
58
10
40% Nov
2
15% Oct
•?
preferred
3.85%
"
5
Jan
30
4.35%.
3.90%
series
Metropolitan- E'dison
3
84% July
99
Aug
41% Nov
4
25% Mar 16
15
May 27
84% Nov 13
■
3
Jun
97
•
6
Jan
90
30% Jan
88
87
-
89% Jan
.■
10
19
19
78% Sep
8
•
82
Sep
Co
*85
15 %
x50
5
45% Jan
41 % Jan
533/b
31% v 31%
82
33
103/4
4
3174
82%
861/4
10%
18
31 Va
*82
54
the Week
7 Shares
34%
11
45% Dec
Friday
Dec. 15
34
35
70% Jan
>•;..
-
92
34 Vb
16
8274
•
*85
3574
28
31%
x533A
,
Sales for
Thursday.
•
953/8
86V4
34
Vi
V2
107a
PRICES
86%
94%
90
86
benef'cl int
of
V
54%
25c
12.50
% Dec
84
Machine
31 VB
82
16%c
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman <te Scott
SALE
Dec. I t
82 Va
313/4
*54
No par
Inc
preferred
Mergenthaler
8
82 %
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 13
82
94%
Co
V2
.
31%
54
B
24% Jun
42
317b
100
series
Stores
Co
&
$3.50
Dec. 12
31Vz
1
common
Tuesday
Dec. II
•
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
25u/4 Mar 10
77% Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1.
Year 1960
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Lowest
America
26
/
26%
28%
_10
.
.
30'A
24
*23%
>
'
7,300
7,300
18,400
n ;
1
3174
5
10
' 10
51'%
52
Corp
12
Mar 30
16
Jun
17
2
18 % Apr
4
Natco
40
Oct
13
5474 Jan
4
47
Jan
4
59 % Mar
1
National
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
10
Jin
3
1674 Aug
8
National
Airlines
26% Jan
27
31% Jan
12
National
Aviation
941/2 Dec
13
25 Va Apr
25
327b Aug 22
493/, Mar 21
777, Nov
30
12
15774 Aug
12
July 18
11 Vb Mar
1
143 Va Jan
8
9% Nov
497a Oct
26
24% Dec
6
43
20 V4 Nov
28
.31
44% Jan
20
707b Jun
6
May
66% Dec
6
17
7
4
1421/2 Nov
33 % Apr
4
267, Feb
4
787b Nov
13
3
157
,
617a Jan
237a Oct
9
18% Oct
5
59% Jan
Acme
National
Apr
17V4 Dec
30
Jan
8% Aug 10
3
Jan
70% Jar.
149
*
Corp—,
.
•>7%
Co
Biscuit
1
:
1
Corp
Co
*>
10
common*
preferred__^100
National
Can
30
National
Cash
12
National
28
National
City
National
Dairy
Corp.
Re*gister—
134
__5
Castings Co
Lines
16'/#
>>
No par
-
-
Inc
24%
6
81% Dec
,35 % Jan
13
104
"49%
Oct
19
88 % Dec
Jan
59
20
Jan
98
Oct
10
109% Jan
4
166
9
78
Sep
144'% Jan
19
120 % Jau
19
13274 Sep
19
,24 V4 Dec
21
25 % Oct
12
Aug
40
'
7
52
Aug
1
3
33 '/4 Nov
9
National
Fuel
3
.65% Aug
17
National
Gypsum
307. May 11
9
82 V. Aug 25
92% Feb
o0% Aug 25
7
17% Oct
5
46% July
23%. Jan
.
4
78
97
Sep 26
148 % Sep
v
23 % Jan
27
Apr
3
99% Dec
12
154*2
6
124% Aug 15
$4.50
33 % Aug
Gas
Lead
^5
Co
Co
common—,—!
1148% Dec
Sep
28
98 V. Jan
4
H(V
16% Oct.
31
28 Vb Jan
8
preferred
National
B—
Linen
Service
*95>*
- /
4 34
28
4%
>20% Jan
13
Jan
10
July .22
7 Vb Jan
—100
-
Co
5574 Oct
25
Chemical——50c*
15
Nov
29
Dec
1
24
Nov
27'% Jun
6
Sep
22 % Jan
24% Sep
6
5% Jan
National
Starch
6
National
National
Steel
Corp.—
Sugar Ref Co
Tea
Jan
6
National
National
Theatres
National
Vulcanized
4
8
May
6
6
5
29 V. Apr
28
9% Jan
24
227b Jan
26
29 % Jan
6
36% Jan
3
54V2 Nov
15
2
21 7b Jan
3
277# Nov
28
New
Aug 30
79% Jan
9
86
Dec
1
New
19
74
Jan
16% Jun
13
Mar
80
63Va Jan
3
76% Sep
43 % Jan
3
Neisner
25
3
6
Jan
47B Jan
Newmont
Newport
24
87b Jan
23
18% Jan
30
4474 Nov
14
27
4
; 8034 Aug
.'39V4 Aug
14
6934 Mar
7
74% Jan
73 ■*:
80
,
•
15
Jan,
2
03« Jan
3
Aug
29% May
36
6
9
12
.12
Dec
20
22
28
.•
Nov
17
99V2 Jan
6
203% Jan
4
68
'
Mar 29
32 »/4 Sep
6
107% Aug 24
■112
Sep
-
lOUU Jan
13
110 -
Sep
20
35% Oct
25
48 >
Jan
22% Jail
25
29 y4
Aug 26
"
67 '% Jair
78
81
Jan
5
.:
8
Apr
29
79 % Jan
.* 86
11
80
Jan
22
Nov
17 ',V Sep
37 ',4 Sep
For
4
;7
14
Sep
9
87
Aug 26
8674 Aug 24
5
31
4-
27
20/
-
47
Dec
■
31 % Jan
>
139 Va
138%
13974
257b
22V.>22%
3.60%
'
1
Corp
1
27%
>,
:>85%
>
/
85
:
47
47
>
;-
'
27
84%
-
Niagara
Share
Norfolk ■&* Western
:
Mar 14
►
Adjustment
<
.
:.
-
July
*108% Jan
•
Sep
May 16
467B Dec
-
5
108
Oct
95
95%
97%
99i,4
9774
151%
150%
.
99 V2
>
150
151Va
American
Aviation-/—
American
American
Car*
Coal
...
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94
20 V.
19'%
23%
23%
7%
67b
21
.
;;
Ry
Natural
Gas
5%%5.80%
5.60%
preferred/.!
6
50% Mar 22
Northern
387b Nov
Northern
% Jan
10
Jan
12
77% Mar 23
Jun
27
89
•
'
9
July 11
837, Jan
Pacific
States
Co
49
19% /
23 VB
26
14
15% Jan
7
$4.08
$4.11
preferred
$4.16
preferred
series—:—
Nov
14
r
341/4 Dec
4
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14
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24'A Aug 30
26% May 15
19% Oct
25
Oct
24
17% July
6
13% Dec
16% Apr
28
23'A Jan
4
.16% Sep
8
39% July 19
59 Va Nov
22
86 y2 Jan
95% Nov
Jun
40
8
50% Dec
30
83 % Mar 18
91 % Oct
7
5
24
22
23
21%
56
22%
55%
56%
54%
56
75%
1,900
21%
76
22%
77
21%
77
22%
78
20%
22
13,300
23
23
20%
21
23
23
23
20%
23%
21%
33,400
1
89%
89%
89
89%
87%
89
com__6.25
93%
94%
94%
95%
95%
97%
Corp
Co
110 %
112
112
15
40
41%
*95
95%
112%
41%
41%
*95
113
18
85% Apr
11
Paramount
44% Apr
12
Parke
23 Va Jan
6
4
28 Va Jan
60% Feb
29
20% Dec
5
24
12
Nov
33% Nov 29
Parker
Sep
19
60% Nov
22
Parmalee
19% Jan
3
35 Va Dec
7
30
17
23 Va Jan
14
49 Vb May 16
27
9
44
Mar 15
60'A Dec
24
Nov
1
31% Jan
4
26Vs Oct
15% Jan
3
Sep
20
18 % Jun
41
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41 y2 Jan
38% Aug
8
45
Sep
7
37% Apr
27
Penick
20%
21
21
21%
14
21%
1,800
14
14
14
14'/a
14
18
14%
6,800
17%
17%
17'A
17%
17
17
1,800
1
39%
22%
*21
104
22
21
104%
103%
59%
59%
60'A
39%
39%
40%
153
153
153
7
7
7
40%
7
18
5
53%
52%
53%
53%
12,800
94
94
57
56
57
56%
56%
56%
57
34%
35%
13,100
34%
35%
35
36 Vb
35 VB
36%
*31%
55,500
54%
31%
32
31%
31%
31
31%
31
31
54%
54%
55
54%
1,600
57%
56
59%
5
34%
34%
56%
59%
x34
34%
6,500
33%
34
33%
33%
25
25
33%
33%
*24%
25%
3,200
*24%
25
24%
24%
24%
*70%
71%
69 y2
70%
67%
69
26%
26%
26'A
26%
26%.
27%
25
30 %
31
No par
39%
39%
40
100
99%
100%
99'A
99'A
100
95 %
96 %
95%
95%
96'A
96%
17
17%
16%
17'A
16%
17
16%
5
56%
57
56%
57
56'A
56%
56%
Coke- -No par
x56%
57%
100
38%
38%
5
97% Jun
2
3
18 Va Dec
4
7
32% Jan
3
59
Dec
6
Power
preferred
Co
Corp
&-Light
Corp
com
preferred
4.40%
series
Pennsylvania
Peoples Drug
58% Dec
12
Peoples
50% Jan
24
Peoria
59% Nov
8
43% Dec
14
52% Dec
16
43% Jan
83V2 Apr
20
30
Sep
28
41% Dec
5
37Va Jan
Pet Milk
92% Jan
7
7
94% Feb
12
3
76
Nov
20
1
100
Dec
14
32 y2 Sep
■
26
15
491/2 Apr
20
5 Vb Jan
21
Jan
3
38 Va Jun
23
30% Jan
3
53% Nov
57% Jan
6
46% Jan
3
65 V4
3
30 Vb Jun
29
87% Jan
~1
99 Va Sep
2 r
96
12
75
Jan
13
83% Sep
1
84% Jan
6
96
8
80% Sep 22
91 Va July
5
•
Sep
5i/b May 25
24
May 16
351% Nov
27
Stores
Co
41/2%
Co
__33%c
Corp
Pfeiffer
Brewing
Pfizer
Co
101
Sep
6
49
Jan
6
33% Jan
3
84% Nov
29
15% Dec
6
38 V4 Apr
8
17% Jan
3
25% Jun
5
60% Dec
104% Mar
4.68%
8
Phila
&
Philco
6
971/2 Nov
28
43% Feb
1
Sep
1
40 Vb Nov
28
60% Jun
5
29% Sep 28
17 Vb Dec
1
43 V2 Jun
20
39 Va Jan
10
68V4 Oct
27
25% Jan
4
18% Jan
3
27% Apr
24
81 % Nov
10
88
Aug
8
81
Dec
2
93
Jan
13% Dec
23
79
73
22
y2 Aug 23
12% Oct
19 V4 May 20
23
18 »/2 Mar 16
Dec
28
Sep
27
17% Nov
17
38% Jan
8
18 Va Jan
3
55% Sep
10% Dec
28
80% Jan
4
62% Dec
8
6
22 Vb Jan
9% Oct
30
57
Dec
29
71
Jan
12
44
59
Nov
15
75 V2 Jan
15
46% July 21
9% Sep
28
18
Jan
6
5
125
123
113 Vi Oct
132
Aug 31
123
4
Aug 11
9% Jan
113
_
11
Dec
5
4
55 y2 Jan
5
4
96% Jan
5
72 Va Dec
20
25% Nov
2
69
6
25% Jan
12
95 Va Jan
175
5
88 % Oct
11
Feb
27
1
34 Va Dec
52
Jan
11
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
5,300
53 Va
51%
53%
51 Vb
52
50%
51%
58,600
59%
59%
59%
58%
59%
58%
59
15,300
35 y«
34'A
35
-35
13,300
99VZ
99%
99%
84%
84%
83%
par
34%
35
100
99%
100
83
84%
*99
100 y2
102%
102%
50c
(NY)
82%
83%
25
25%
3
78% Jan
19
5
84 % Dec
12
98
la
Feb"
99%
100%
114%
85
84%
85 •
*84
85
*80%
81%
81%
81%
*81%
5
60%
60%
59%
60 %
21%
21%
113%
•84%
84%
82%
*80%
81%
*81%
82'A
775
59%
60%
59%
60%
58%
59%
19,600
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
2,100
70
73
20%
21
73%
75
73'A
74%
98
*96%
98
42%
43
42%
43
43
59%
60%
60%
61'A
60
22%
23%
23%
*96 %
98
70
<*•
43%
'A
23
60%
23%
*96%
41
60%
23
3,300
450
71
70%
72
98
*96 %
98
40%
41
7,500
42%
6,500
60%
60%
62
9,100
23%
23
23%
3,800
87
84%
84%
23%
24 %
23%
24%
23%
24%
23
23%
63'A
64%
65
66%
63%
65
63%
64
23,000
12
19,400
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Jan
12
5%
24
5%%
preferred
—
Co
com
No par
A
100
100
100
100
class
1st series prior
Feb
13
pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
79% Dec
14
Pittston
135
Dec
13
107
Nov
Co
(The)
8
Plough
36% Dec
1
Plymouth
238% Nov
28
1
common
convertible
$3.50
preferred
75
2.50
_5
1
Inc
Polaroid
Oil
Co
Corp
14%
14%
127
125%
12%
12%
53
53
54%
55
20%
20%
*114
76%
130
92%
33%
219
127
*84%
87
*84%
78
78
78%
78%
*77%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
127
128%
*128
129
10
80
200
14%
4,600
129
129
240
5,900
115%
77
130
93%
34
225
12 %
I,
12%
12
11%
12%
52
.
52
51
51%
52
52
*52
53
55
54%
54%
54
54
54
54
1,700
20%
20
20%
19%
20
19%
19%
6,400
115%
*114
115%
115%
*54%
20%
*114
76%
77
78
130
130
132
93 %
93
33
33%
224 %
12%
227%
79%
135
92%
33 Va
220
93
33%
222%
78%
134
92
33%
216
115%
11%
*116
79%
118
10
79
6,500
78
135
132%
92%
132%
840
.
34
92%
1,400
34%
92 %
33%
30,300
221
215%
219%
110
10,700
10
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
4
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%%
sf pref-100
*93 %
94%
*93
93%
93
93
93%
93%
93%
94%
4
Potomac
Co
10
47%
48%
x47
48
48%
49%
48%
49%
48%
48%
5,100
Mar 15
101% Nov
16
Procter
97
98%
97
98%
94%
96%
94%
96
94
94%
25,400
64% Jan-11
99 %
101 %
100%
102
3
19
3
22% Mar 30
50
Poor
&
Co
Electric
&
Gamble
20
Public Service
14
Public
6
Aug 30
8iy4Aug
83 y2 Jan
17
Power
No par
3
88 y2 Nov
17
10
92% Nov
22
div preference
4.08%
preferred
4.18%
preferred
4.30%
preferred
Nov
22
5.05%
7
5.28%
Jan
105% Aug 19
102
Jan
3
28
87
106
Dec
70% Nov
7
6
Public
Serv
Co
of
47% Jan
4
13
70% Aug
7
78
20
21% Jan
9
23 Vb Apr
7
4.32%
May 17
22% Nov
1G
4.16%
Ind
preferred
preferred
preferred
22 V2 Mar 22
11
21
Aug 25
21
173
3% %
Mar 29
Nov
118% Jan
3
Jan
3
14
84% Apr
4
87% Aug
8
98%
99
99%
99'A
66%
67%
66%
67%
66%
30
30
30%
*30%
87%
85%
86
4.80%
15
May 12
100
100
com—No par
:
preferred
10
100
25
25
100
*86
*87%
90
18%
2,700
85
64%
66%
30%
30
30%
86
86
86%
87%
85
88 %
87%
87%
87
87'A
90
90
90
90
90
*90
102 Va
101'A
67
64%
'•
30%
*85 Va
91
87%
*90
920
-
4,000
66%
33,400
30%
2,200
86'A
70
87%
390
91
90
105%
105%
105%
105
105%
104%
105
*104%
106
480
107%
107
107
107
107
107
107
*107
108
350
67
68
5,000
65%
73%
*22%
22%
♦163
8%
*86 %
preferred
'
105
—No par
$4.75
18%
107
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
14
=
"
29%
preferred-
86
18%
com_No par
preferred
108% Dec
8
7
18%
com—No par
100
100
100
Co of Colorado
Serv Elec & Gas
$1.40
74% Sep
67%
73 J/4
66%
68
74%
♦73
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
170
8%
88
167
167
8%
*86%
8%
88
68%
68
73 Va
67%
68%
22%
168
73%
73
73
22%
*22
22%
22%
.'22%
168
8%
8%
*86%
88
*22
*165
73%
160
22% -23%
300
22 Va
300
*72%
22%
172
*22
*165
8%
8%
8%
86%
86%
*86%
172
8%
88
30
12,400
10
37% Aug 30
33% Jan
3
43% Oct
11
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
42
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
42%
5,600
37% Jun
24
32% Oct
24
42
Jun
12
Pullman
No par
36
36%
36
36%
36
36%
36%
37
36
36%
12,300
2
39% Jan
4
31!A Sep
27
39% Jun
14
Pure
5
34
34 %
34%
35 %
34%
35 %
34%
35
34%
34%
27,400
26
63% Dec
5
*57% Feb
17
96
Dec
15
Quaker Oats Co common——_—5
6%: preferred-]
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
93
94.
*142
143
29% Feb
4
30% Oct
io-
27% Jun
112%
84%
63%
30% Apr
66 % Nov
114%
84%
24%
70% Nov
25
Xll4%
*96%
23%
116%
10
102% Nov
Feb
_
115'A
63
49% Aug 19
81
:
1
3,290
116%
114%
23%
3
11% Feb
14,900
*125
3
123
70
80%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
1.25
Jan
18
30
103
79%
24,700
*84 Va
—
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Jan
29
103
14'A
23 % Apr
May 11
82
Dec
73
Feb
103
97 Va Oct
Apr
33 V2 Jan
30
7% Sep
*102%
81 %
83
14
Forgings
5
106
82 VB
114%
...
(conv)
7
20
83%
5
__
preferred- _No par
20 % Jan
17
103 y2
320
920
100
98%
'
x82
100
_
preferred-
65 % Jan
41%
102 y2
100%
1
Pittsburgh
3
104% Jun
Jan
*
*99
98%
:83%
83
80
43
Sep
103%
100%
99%
*78
28
90
103%
*99
34%
•
83%
80
12
87 y2 Aug
100%.
34%
100
*77
30
86
*99
34%
_No par
30
a
84%
100
A_
common
preferred
Dec
44 5
100
83%
87
29% Sep
9
8
34%
99%
*84%
13
9
Va
.100
series
3%
87
69 3A Dec
36% Mai26% Mar
80% Jan
Feb
17% Jan
88
■___
i
Jan
20 V4 Jan
261% Aug 22
17% May 17
61
40
*84 y2
65% Jan
120
Apr
81 % Jan
124 Va Jan
1
79% Feb
28
27
25
8
3
% Nov
26
15% May 10
21
21
45% Oct
43 Va Mai-
Nov
28 V2 Apr
131
100
3%
__
—
21
3
83 Va Oct
163% Feb,
16% Dec
Apr
69%
100
59%
-100
Inc
convertible
$4.80
88
71%
*99
51%
_
$5
14
2,600
70
100
3%
preferred
88'A Mar 21
Nov
78
69%
72%
10
59%
_No par
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
1
Piper Aircraft Corp
_2
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
76% Dec
3
3,800
50%
Phillips Petroleum—
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
4
60
3%
64V2 juiy 31
22% Nov 20
3
60
59 Vb
25
Feb
60%
49%
51% Sep
14% Jan
60
33 %c
83% Mar 16
94
61%
15,600
6,900
12
44 Vs Jan
7,400
60 y2
3,900
77% Jan
6
57%
62
54
38%
39
80'A Aug 29
2
56
38%
14
13
53%
*38 y»
57%
38%
74% Jan
Dec
54%
38%
57
38%
11
Aug
53
*38
39
100
preferred
*
39
38%
24
18% Sep
56%
57%
*38
39%'
Nov
47
1,600
400
38%
100y2 Dec
97
56%
38%
125
6
*56%
38%
3
11
56%
640
19%
3
29
71,400
19
30
Apr
11 Vb
19%
79% Jan
1378 Apr
96
16%
70
78% Jan
31% May
95 y4
11 Vb
101
62
91
96
*95
2,900
.7,900
19
9
28
99 Va
70
Mar 29
Dec
39%
99%
*99
Aug 12
54
38%
19
Dec
series
39%
100%
30%
100
71
3.90%
30%.
38%
99 y«
18%
common
Morris
55
31
39%
19
85
3%%
30%
100'A
39%
100
58%
72
81
4%
31
30%
5,300
18%
5
Philip
50
42%
39
100
20
8
41 %
18%
29
May
42%
57%
73
Apr
86
42
18%
77 % Jan
Jan
43%
27,000
61%
*61%
100
_
Reading Corp
Corp
42%
1
100
preferred
preferred
preferred
12
5,800
52
57%
72
common— _No
4.30%
57
50
12.50
preferred
6
17%
48%
54
5
Phila
Electric
i7y8
*47
52 y4
—5
Inc
Co
17%
48%
54
56%
*99
Co
&
17'A
*47
52'%
42
*38
^
55% >57
61
17%
48%
54%
x41
,
17'A
*47
400
1,900
17,000
1
Corp__
4.40%
25
9
17%
48%
53%
y
100
(Chas)
Phelps-Dodge
3.80%
Oct
41% Mar
17'A
*47
A
No par
common
1
Jan
1
__
preferred
Dec
100
&
Ry
Co_
Mar
85
26
Aug 14
Light
Inc
Petroleum Corp of AmericaPfaudler
Permutit Inc_
1031% Mar 29
93
100
10
Eastern
Pepsi-Cola
12
19 Vs Dec
Sep
Gas
&
preferred
RR
Perkin-Elmer
15 Va
24%
31
3
60
32 %
41 %
"4% %
60
56%
35
30%
39 %
5
94
57%
41
6
*93%
55%
1
Dec
52
95%
34%
•
11
*93
3
Sep 27
Sep
61,600
53%
94
17%
July 24
8
53%
x94
54%
36
21
52%
96
47%
46
2% Dec
53%
*95
17%
17
26% Mar 14
52%
par
53%
68 y2 Mar 25
43% Mar
25,200
22%
47%
11% Jan
iCijJ''
39,500
14%
21%
1
50 Va Jun
.
14%
13%
22%
50
90% Jan
;
13%
13%
Penney
15
.
14%
13%
21%
59% Nov
29
•-
13 %
14%
22%
5
40
12,700
13%
4
101% Jun
220
5,100
20%
19%
22 %
71
9
19%
14%
26%
19
9,500
7%
22 %
71
Chemicals
39%
153%
7
14%
26%
conv
'
7%
21%
72%
(J C)
39 %
152%
40%
155
200
15
27
4.68%
15,700
23 %
71 %
94% Sep
Nov
16%
60%
14%
26%
26% Jan
48
15 %
18%
5
34 % Jan
_
15%
20
1
%5/y
16% Jan
14%
19
_3.50
Penn
95 y2 Mar
14%
19%
Corp
37 Va Nov
13% May 17
18%
common
Pennsalt
Jan
19%
8,200
60%
1
Pennsylvania -Glass Band
45
7
7
Co
6
11 Va Jan
39%
152'%
7
-
21%
i05y2
60% '
'
7
Cement
6
7-
40%
154%
*152%
21%
104 Va
21%
preferred-
41% Jun
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
60
22%
105
2.50
45 % Nov
28% Sep
4
104%
No par
3
27
13 %
*21
105%
59%
1
152
18%
21
102%
59%
No par
11
25% Jan
21
21%
17%
Penn-Dixie
20
210
13%
Co
Inc
11,400
95%
20%
Penn
Fruit
1,200
43%
*94
17%
Corp
30% Dec
Dec
95%
113%
42%
42%
95
13%
Line—No
28 y2 Jan
36
42
Inc—1
Ford
&
42%
95%
23% May
9
49 y2 Apr 14
33
113%
41%
95%
95%
2,480
5,500
12,100
21
common
prior
conv
113
17%
50c
Co__—
Co
97
113
70c
22
28
_
Pipe
Proof
88%
95%
13%
5
Transportation
Coal
24
88
97%
20%
Corp
30% Mar 31
July 25
27 % Oct
30 % Nov
27
Feb
5%
28
76 y2 Nov
27
22
15
Apr
Rust
Peabody
24
87%
1
100
<fc
113
23%
96%
5
Airways
Pictures
Davis
23%
86%
12.900
Inc_5
Aggregates
Sulphur
East
46,500
55%
preferred
25
12
10% Oct
%
32 Vb Oct
24
85 Va Jan
4
53% Jan
Va Feb
Jan
Panhandle
40
71%
common
World
1
33% Oct
89
Amer
39%
23%
Electric
American
Pan
40%
57%
of America
Electronics
Pan
15
21% Oct
22 %
6
67% Sep
4
21% Jan
Mar 22
51 Va Jun
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
14
19
23'A Dec
1,700
74
30c
Consolidated
Packard-Bell
130
41 y8
5o%
Packaging Corp.
24
12
Jan
39
300
41%
71%
'
''J— V '■
4,800
17
89%
56%
Corp
&
Co
&
Tin
39%
17%
74%
10
59%
30 Va Jan
47%
88
103 %
28
46%
17
Pacific
Gas
48
88%
41%
25
Pacific
22,600
17
Lighting Corp__
—No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg com__14 2/7
6% preferred—
100
16
50
44
88%
*21
20
95
43%
47%
48%
95
44%
41%
25
Nov
108
47%
380
96
43%
41%
39%
preferred
65 Va Oct
3
*94
43%
87
common
American
Pacific
23
52
96
43%
41
No par
3
Jan
%
48
87
100
15
7% Jan
May 11
43%.
47%
99
56%
Fiberglas
22% May 17
Mar
42%
48%
*98
6,900
74
preferred
5%
24% Jun
42%
*94
*17
1
Corp
Glass
Paper
96
17%
40%
5
preferred
Oxford
July 11
*94
98%
40%
No par
102% Mar 22
120% Apr
96
98%
88%
Corp
Co
104
18
98
47%
*87
3.125
Marine
28
27
2
Chemical
Elevator
12y2 Oct
22'% May
&
42%
*48
98
47%
*17
7.50
Corp
Rockland Utilities
26
Sep
Gas
Gas
Sep
106
common_5
*94%
46%
100
Natural
&
27
15
Co
98
47%
20
Mathieson
Nov
Dec
Electric
preferred
59% Oct
24
100
preferred
Olin
6
18% Jan
18% Mar 18
4% Oct
12
100
No par
<fc
4.24%
17% Aug 17
5
130 'A Feb
Dec
7
common
Co
Oklahoma
18% May 11
26
11% Jan
34% Jan
7
12% Oct
Jun
Gas
82% Oct
1
25
31
Oil
Okla
4%
Co
preferred
preferred-
Ohio
m
4
82
3
16% Jan
s
Edison
2 8'A Feb
24
24
:
22
24
4
37Va Jan
4
Dec
52 Va Aug
17
64'/a Dec
Ohio
-
20
42% Nov
90
4
4
Nov
17% Mar 15
U
24
Jan
46% Mar
45'A Aug
49
4
Aug
32% Aug 24
20
82% Oct
11
95
5
Dec
36
104% Feb
85
13
39% Jan
•
24% May 10
37% Aug
15% Dec
19
Inc___
Oil
-
'
Q
42
Jan
125% Jan
-
26
Mar
For
11
8
136
Aug 18
27% NOV
footnotes,
14
see page
Jan
13
145
Sep
18
26% Jan
4
31
Apr
1
131
28
•
28%
28%
93%
*142
28%
95%
93
143
29
94%
*142
29
143
•-
30
94%
142
29%
94%
142
30%
94%
-143
*29%
96
6,900
143%
110
29%
2,700
26 *
(2678)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Mpnday, December 18, 1961
:
NEW: YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Lowest
.-..v
Hightse
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
•
Monday
Par1
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Dec.
Tuesday
Dec.
IT
AND
HIGH
Wednesday
'
I%
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. I t
.
.
Dec-. I'S
Dec. 15
Shares
It
4
66
7
Dec
15% Sep 29
15% Dec
2
78 3
a
74
18
49% Jan
16
Apr
8
70% Jan
23
24
26% Dec
25
67 % Jan
Apr
16% Oct
46 y2 Oct
5
65% May
75
19
57 % Jan
11% Oct
Radio
52 V2
6
171/4 Jan
Apr
Jan
23% Feb
26
26
Random
6
21% Apr
•
6
24% Aug 31
4
—!
Inc
2.50
53% Jan
20
18% Jan
5
5
33% Feb
5
11% Dec
8
28% Jan
34% Sep
4
8% Dec
20 Ve Dec
20
8
;16% Nov "M
*
17% Oct 24.:
20
Jan
i
Oct
Jan
18'
16
16
15
71% Dec
Rayonier
Inc.—
16 Va Jan
6
1
7
68% Jan
4
Apr
18
2T% Feb
I
? 20
52% Jun
1
Mar 14
54
i,
Aug 24
Oct
8
3
•V:
77
77
12%
12 Vr
:.l
-20 V«
20%
40 %
7
Reliable
41%
11
66% Mar
52% Nov
1
3
18% May 11
6
22
6
78% Jan
May 17
53% Jan
22
3
65% Mar
37% Mar
4
50% Jan
9
52
Jun
36% Oct
3
Republic-Aviation
Corp
Republic Corp common.!
$1 convertible preferred
Republic
Steel
Revere
23
Aug
18
8
Rexall
Drug
Reynolds
Brass
&
Chemical
56% Jun
5
48
Sep
23
47
Jan
3
49% Jan
30
4%%
Metals Cq com..
preferred series A
27
149
Jan
5
108
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
4%%
conv
90Va Oct
2
83
26% Jan
4
12% Dec
1 % Dec
30
2% Jan
4
1% Nov
Dec
6
84
Dec
19
78 % Jan
42
Jan
4
25% Jan
8
29
28% Jan
21
27/e Dec
19
4% Jan
33% Nov
3
55
Apr
8
1% Mar 23
"111% Nov 14
37% Sep
52% July
6
23% May
Mar
Aug
31
51% Apr
27
'''
Reynolds
(R J)
Selection
Rhodesian
Oil
Richfield
50 Va Mar 13
Rltter
5
2% Jan
3
3% Feb
9
Roan
T
32% Feb
10
47% Jun
5
Robertshaw-Fulton
48
87
1%
4
43% Jan
19
62% Oct
20
4
23% Jan
3
34
Nov
27
6
27 Va Jan
4
38% Aug
9
600
Dec
28
Mar 23
600
May
2
82
Jan
4
89
Sep
16
87
May
2
92
12% Apr
5
20% Dec
16
17% Jan
9
27 Va May
5
Rohr
9% Apr 14
14% May 12
13% Sep
22
12 % Jan
13
27% Dec
6
Ronson
21% Jan
8
16% Jan
3
27% Dec
1
Oct
25
21% Jan
13
18
Feb
8
25% Apr
18
Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal' Crown Cola Co.
31% Dec
1
46% Jan
4
29% Sep
19
43 Va Apr
11
21% Mar
2-
10% Oct
3
19% Apr
18
ll'Va
70
18 V*
•
■
70%
70
18%
18%
16
15%
18
'
■
18V«
'
49
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61
11%
43%
69%
71%
69
53%
53%
53'/*
37 Vs
36%
37%.
48 Vz
47%
47%
:
,
53%
37%'
48
37,
-
-
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110
60
43%
71%
69 V*
53%
87 Va
80%
"•/
88
t
55V*
36%
•:
14% May 31
12% Feb
3
16%, May 17
Jan
22
36% Jan
3
*«% Atir
Oct
19
10% Mar 15
6
26% Jun
23
18% Jan
30
27 % Aug
15
33% Sep
19
12% Oct
25
22 Vz Mar 16'
14% May
30% Dec
42
17
15
Dec
7
-
.
537
.
1
Rubbermaid
Inc...
8 1
H
Co
1.
/
24
May 27
40% Apr
88% Aug
Nov
4
259
24 % Sep
15
32
238
29% Apr 19
14% Sep 30
69% Mar
Apr
7
9
6
36% Jan
7
93
Jan
27
404 Va Dec
11
26 Va Jan
37% Dec
13
•
33% Jan
43 % Nov
6
22% Jan
18
15% Jan
20% Nov
8
79% Feb
19
26
55% Jan
4
70% Jan
31% July 20
79
30% Oct
Jan
7
24% Jan
12
88
7
Mar 14
13% Dec
12
19% Oct
31
8% May
6
July 13
31% Sep
7
10% May 16
21 % Apr 14
93
37% Jan
Ml
Feb
23%
34%
I-
•
3%
87%
12%
13
1%
VA
91%
89%
89
45%
44 V*
45 V*
31'/*
31%
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31%
31 Vz
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30
30%
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37
1_?,50
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37%
s
88%
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3 Vb
3
39 Vz
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--
.
39 V*
59%
60
60
33<To
33
33%
;
33
35%
35:1u
35
35 V*
v.?
35
542
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95
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■
535
505
525
515
531
95
*93
95
*93
San
Diego Gas & Electric Co
San
Diego Imperial Corp
5
8
3
70
Nov
14
46% Nov
24
4
93% Jun
8
46% May
38
8 Va
83*
Jan
16
Sep
19
Jan
3
May 10
14% Mar 10
143 % Dec
4
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95
,
233s
23 3 i
26 Vs
26%
23 V*
Scott
9
47 Va Dec
4
23%
26 V*
26
26%
11
81% May
9
$3.40
May 27
77
Jan
4
87
16
Oct
31
92% Aug 19
Jan 15
30
66% Jan
26
71% Jun
15
70
Jan
16% Jan
Feb
4
3
27% Jun
4"% Dec
28
8% Jan
14
5
Jan
38% Jun
13
27
Jun
16
5
44% Feb
17
10 % Nov
28
11
Oct
25
00
Jan
4
7% Sep
19%
29
Dec"
12% Jun
30% Apr
17% Sep
41
Jan
4
59
Jun
23
15
Jan
5
25
16
Jan
4
12
Oct
7
26
26%
23'
35%
36%
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36%
34%
35%
35
35%
360,000
13 Va
13%
13%
13 VB
13%
12 3*
131/4
17,600
-
;
15
13 Va
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&
25%
.
4
15
July 28
20% Apr
105
8% Jan
.
Nov
4
27
Corp
Seagrave
Roebuck
Sears
Seiberling
Servel
1
21
31
Sharon
43% Jan
11
Jan
3
29% Dec
12
18% Sep
25
43
Jan
4
36% Oct
5
15
23% Jan
4
15% Sep
19
5
15% Dec
29
21% Jan
13
15% Jan
12
20 Va Jan
4
16% Feb
46Va Mar
28
6
Shell
Inc
.1
Corp.
r,
!
r,
15%
15
15
151/*
41%
15.%%
*14%
23%
14'/*
1,300
40%
41V*
-
'1,500
14%
23
y
3,100
,23%
i4V*
5,500
; 2,000
-
6,100
14%
39,900
Sheller
Sheraton
Corp....
>
-
•
50c
40
rd
*72
61%
*96%
37
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8,200
18%
100
%
13,900
40%
1,100
18%
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18%
!
100
35'/4
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99
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8,100
74
36%
35%
,,
.
190
37%
40%
18%:
74
93
500
36%
40%
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96%
96%
26,500
20
36 %
36
36%
36
36'/*
36 Ve
36%
7,800
16 Vb
16%
15%
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16
16V*
16
16%
172,000
18
18 Vu
18%
18
18%
18
29%
28 %
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29%
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28%
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21
51%
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13%
105
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6,500
19%
28%
16,200
12,800
20%
.
50 3b
49%
88%
1,900
50 V*
89 Vz
89%
14%
13%
103
14%
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34,900
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12,200
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16,300
105
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30%
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21
21%
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40
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40
40%
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60
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1
;
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18%
92%
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37
40
62%
60%
92
500
36%
22%
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1
8
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74
38!a
:
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Co
Mfg
Vu
23
62%
91%
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37
40
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43%
1
8
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■
;! 62
92
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.
Shell Transp Sc Trad NY shs ord_£l
23% Aug
14%
; 14%
1500
36,Vb
.
14
1
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(Frank G)
•
86%
2.50<
#
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20V«
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1
21
14
24
63 %
62
134
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.
...
.
No par
Industries
Steel
Oil
%
common
Shamrock Oil & Gas....
Shattuck
15
41
14«%.
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14-% /
s350
8%
•
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/-
!
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..
.
3w
23% May 15
4
15% Sep
May 17
31% Feb
,
15 %
41%
14%
.23%
...
11,500
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6%
29% -*30
w
.
.,/■.
^5
1
Corp
preferred.
Shahmoon
-10,
10%
65%
,42%
*74
i.
...5
:
Falls
Co
&
Rubber
Inc
.$5.25
14% Apr 19
48% Aug
7
28
-/
...
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Co_!___!_20
....
Sealright-Oswego
37% May 12
27
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r
•
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13
23%
■
14%.
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.
,
15
77
;: 77
91Vt
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23%
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100
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17
Jan
:
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Corp of.Amer
Line
15
41%r
:,41%.
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37
13LVa
•! 44V4
..No par
,
Screw
.
No par
preferred
'
Scovill Mfg -Co common
3.60%
preferred.
Seaboard
51 Va Dec
97% Jan
14% Mar 31
No par
preferred.,—
$4
Seaboard
94% Nov
11% Jan
'
par
24
-30 Va Jun
Feb
19% Jan
May 22
12,900
23
99
__!_30
42 «
...18%
29% Mar 21
31% Jan
100
14
37% Feb
21% July 28
64
Nov
10
3
29
20'/a Apr
15
74
21
29 Vs Sep
May 19
97
C
27
19%
,
10%
'.'64%
,
_____1
preferred
New
73% Jan
72
81
24% Aug 22
18% Sep 22
35c
;
common__!.No
Paper: Co
2,070
j
23%
22%
,16%
17%
17% - 18%
'/ 28 Va ' 29%
1.40
com
L
Inc.
-
23%
26 Vz
40
-
^
18Va
5
i
Inc
preference
convertible
Schick
6,300
22%
63
37%
*96%
36%
.
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Schering Corp common..!.
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12
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23
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22
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54
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25
26
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3
Oct
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13
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6
18
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13
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28%
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27
July 19
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58
28
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27
28
9
11
33% Sep
4
22% Jun .15
70
Dec
'
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,
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,
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24
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29
40
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31
69
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33
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37
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31
43
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1
22% Sep
25
31% Sep
1
28
Jan
Jan
6
42% Jan
Apr
7
38% May 23
47
Nov
23
55% Jan
4
68I/4 Dec
22
70% Jan
37
Feb
36% Oct
3
13
9
3
2
55
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4
44% Jan
6
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11
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24
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11
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15
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2
42% Jan
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34
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10
12
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30
30
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77
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•
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14
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12
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Sc
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South
Carolina
18
49
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22% Jun
25
21
27% Jan
3
49% Oct
4
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15% Jan
3
28% Nov
27
South
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27% Jan
11
15% Jan
65
28% Dec
19
21
11
Dec
30% Feb
15
12% Nov
7
66 Ye Feb
17
39% Jan
12
31% Jan
4
83% Jun
16
Jan
3
21
Southeastern
Jan
4
103% Nov
17
Southern
50% July 18
38% Aug 31
47% Jan
19
10
3
53% Nov
17
Southern
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38 Va Jan
3
49 % Nov
22
Southern
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18% Aug 23
1
69% Aug 23
26 Va Jan
20 Va Jan
21 % Sep
26
26
54% Jan
29% Jun
29% Jan
30
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5
13
4
5
6% May
2
26% Nov, 23
84% May 16
9% Jan
11
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30
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31
26% Jan
4
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2
For
footnotes,
1
see page
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3
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61% Oct
13
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17% Jan
9
19% Nov
8
65 Va Mar 20
72% Oct
30
16
38 Va Dec
14
4
34 Va Apr
3
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Jan
3
51 Va Nov
24
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27
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27
28
Jan
88
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3
91
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26
35
May 15
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3
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3
2
9
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82
25
Jan
26
3
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88% Apr
4
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17
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33%
51
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;
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24% Nov
30
29
Dec
23
Sep
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72
49%
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preferred...,
4
15% Dec
70
16"% Nov
64% Jun
17
5%
8
28
23 % May 18
31 Va
5
5
Platinum
Sc
E&G
Sep
18 % Sep
40
Sep
28
52 Va Jun
Inc
Co
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26
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Railroad
4
14
5iy2 Oct
May 10
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9% Dec
28
14
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27%
27
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Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Nov
45% Jan
25
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60% Nov
9
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Oil Co:
(AO)
Corp
J
51% Dec
13% May 26
6% Mar 15
44% Jan
3
36% Jun
46 Va Jan
9% Mar 10
Dec
46% Dec
Singer
67% July
12 Va Jan
I
No par
Oil
Sinclair
6
127 Va Nov
26% Oct
25
Simplicity Pattern Co
22
4
45% May
11
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25%
25%
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37% Apr 11
31 Va May 10
63% Jan
29% Dec
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Simmons
61% Nov
4
4
60% Apr 17
90 Va Aug 14
3
54
94% Jan
34
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9
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38
Dec
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Standard
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Dec
13
Standard
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Jan
4
51% Sep
29
89
Mar
8
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26
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16
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8
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116
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Union
4
39% Aug 19
39
Jan
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20
6
96
Aug 15
92
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97
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29
78
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20
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1
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5
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71
Feb
24
76!
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7
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81
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27
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8
33 Vb Mar
8
47
Nov
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6
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6
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28
7% Jan
4
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21
31
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32% Jan
8
16
5
27 Vb Jan
2
8
19 Va Oct
26
24% Jan
37% Jan
4
32% Apr
20
May 10
103% Aug 25
01
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97
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9
39% Dec
20
8;
24
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17
Nov
29% Nov
15
37% Jan
15
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5
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3
56% Aug
8
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r
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4
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29% Sep 25
33% July 26
40% May 24 '
46% Dec
27
Apr
18
18% Feb
1
30
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8
76
Jan
2-5
60 % Jan
4
86% Dec
7
28 %■ Nov
38
29% Jan
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14'
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7
31
Aug
15% Dec
1
1
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23
7% Jan
12
Nov
17
44% Jan
22 Va Jan
6
15% J*n
46
7
Jan
52 % Nov
14% Dec
5
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6
27% May 20
46% Apr 19'
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53%'Jdn 251
16
17% Jan
33
3
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16
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12
3
21% Dec
12
13
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1
3
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3
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4
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29
20
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25
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19
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19
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28
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3
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28
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4
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3-
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27
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8
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footnotes,
see- page
2®
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United-Carr Fastener Corp
2.50
United Corp
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1
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5
United Engineering & Foundry—5
United Financial Corp of Calif—1
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No par
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10
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10
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1
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1
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•
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V
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15%
15
15%.
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32%
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94
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31
31
31%.
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45%
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81%
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33
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8%
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110-
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94%
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93
Amer__No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
15
2
54% July 25
Rubber
United Air Lines Inc
United Aircraft Corp
4% (series of 1955)
4% (series of 1950)
United Artists Corp
United Biscuit Co of
51% May 15
Jan
86
shares
&
15%
28%
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28%
15%
37%>,
52
'
36%
26%
Preferred $3.50-series
No par
Preferred $4; series
NO par
Union Oil of California
25
Union Pacific RR Co common—10
$4 non-cum preferred
10
Union Tank Car Co
No par
Union Twist Drill' Co
5
,
15%
15%
-15%
No par
Preferred
8
Jan
ord
Preferred $4.50 series
4
39% Nov
102
Aug 24
'
8% Aug 17
4
20
46% Aug 22
88
37 Vb Dec
5
34% Jan
13
5
3
Jan
29% Jan
6
25 % Apr
3/
,
No par "
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp:—:6%
Union Carbide Corp
No Par
Union Electric Co• common
10
18
Jan
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1
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Corp
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■*
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32
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33
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66
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64
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59
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54
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1
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TXL Oil Corp.:
65% May 11
52
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11
Electronic Corp
1
Transue & Williams Steel
No par
Transwestern Pipeline Co—
1
Trans World Airlines Inc—
1
Trii-Continental Corp common
I
'
$2.70 preferred—
50
Truax-Traer Coal Co
1
Tung-Sol'Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp,
1
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5% conv prior preferred—
60
3
Jan
20%
69%.. V
Transltron
8
30
28'
35%.
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.
.
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36
35
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." Tishman Realty" & :Construction—X!
v Toledo
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.
51
14.
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50
Nov 27
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1
91% May 15
Trane
Co—
2
52% Dec
6
Transamerica Corp common—2
145% Dec
6
■';
*
4V2% conv preferred
100
Dec
20
Oct
44
34%
28%
■>,
28% Apr
,28
56% May
Oct
29% Oct
13y2 Nov
May 17
.
20% May 15>
52% Nov 17
4
34%'
32%
32
30 V4-
'
.
1
18i
30
•
1.
54% Oct
Jan
,
8
31% Mar
39 y2 Jan
343'4
34 Vo
32%.
Textron Inc common—
—50o
w
267/s 29%'
;/ $1.25 conv preferred—.
No par
7 °29
27%/
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co/
*-,—-5
27
Thiokol Chemical Co
1
7,7
40% 41%.
Thompson
(JR)/w«
7.50
20% 20%
Thompson-Ramo*-Wooldrldge com_5 .7•*>..
64%. 66
85%
7/ 4% preferred—.
100
77"
27%
Thor Power Tool Co.—
No par
j
7
2774
'21%
Tidewater OH common.
10 "
20"%
*24'%*'
$120 preferred-—
,—25
24'
'
*
8
20% May
11
19
'
.
41
22% Jan
27
13,900
17 Mr
43
Texas
3
Oct
11
■
8,000
90 %i
29%
Texas Pacific.Land Tr sub shr ctf»_l
.
8
42% Apr
50y8'Jan
'
•
17^%
90
27%
'
3.
3>
27
11% Oct
33 1
230
17%.
90V4»
32%-
25-
Amerlca^
Texas Gulf Sulphur—
Texas Instruments Inc
Texas Pacific Coat & Oil
8
24%.Mar
„
Jan
64
10,500
84-
17%.
307/a
12 Vv
California
Texas Gulf Producing Co
12
59% Nov
5
15% Jan
19
300
48%
48
'Tennessee
21
28% May
48 y2 Jan
15 Mb Feb
33
•
20% Jan
6
22 V4
45%-
*82%'
-
12,400
49%-
of
Co
Tennessee
May 10
3014 Oct
9
82%*.Feb
82% Mar 21
68%. Jan
16% Jun
44 %-Deo
84;
9,500
11,700
•*
9
89
32 Mr
,
33%
'TelAutograph- Corp
"
1
'
50
28
25 7/» Aug 29
20% Dec
Gil! of
Co
Talcott
27y4 Aug
9;
206% May 15
37% Nov
8
3
Oct
25% Sep
15% Jan
May 20
•'
"
90 Ma-*
*117%
Texas
Jan
84
*82%
' 34%'.' 35
-
*22
47%
•
30%
,32,%
69y4
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
61% Jan
24
35
22 V4.
46%
'
,
'
30-
Texaco
70% Dec
Feb
*21%
83
32
10a-
14
30y2 Apr
13
47%
827/s
12.50-
21
22 y4 Sep
79
.
6
of '55-
59% Aug 18
15
8.
47y4
83%-
*i9P/4
/
A—25
40% Nov
38% Jun
16*
21%*
21%
47%-
21%
47%
9
31%
common^l
19% Jun
lis
9% July
39 Vv
9Vr
35%
■
No par
No par
Mining; Co
&
Tahdy
;
21
29%,Apr
3lMz Apr
46% Feb
20%
39%>
9
•
3i>
1-
20
24% Jan
28% Oct 24
/'
20%
39%-
9 y4-
34%
15
26 y2 Jan
Nov
21%
38%
39Vb
34%
13
Jun
26.
21
20%
21%-
9<
200
Symington
207/e May 10
,
80% Jan
4
3,100
43 Mi
12
19% Jan
18% July 22
3,900
2^
68.
71
22'
86% Aug 25
24% Jan, 4
22% dct
263 /
27%-
*61
48 y2
107/8 Dec
70% Jan
4
26%
28
42%.
61% Nov
27
14% July 25
12
27%-
27 7/8
;
\
70 %r
3
95
ei1
26%'
28l/2
51%
8"
Jun
4 M» Jan
16Mb Sep
15% Sep
148%- Oct
6i
27%.
-
*82%
x21%
27,800
50'/♦
5
47% Oct
19% Dec
38%
9'/4
20y«r
1
18%; Jun
6
14
21
39
8,800
95
19%
Swingline Inc class A
3
29
Jan
21 Mi
38%
*91%
./
20%
43%
517/8
12% Jan
21% Sep
37
28
95"
20
,
72
28
47 Mj Jan
28-
59
26%
273/V
20%
'
*91%
59
61
27%-
27%
'9%
56%'V 57
95
20 y2
20
71
54% Nov
16
21% Sep
507'a-
♦91%
433/8
51 Vs
21
33
56%-
567/8 ' fir
56%
56%""'
94
20%
2,700
49,100
296,700
vw
43%
Swift
24% Aug1 25
27
51%.
72
28
10% Nov
38% Dec
50%
71 ya
Sweets
49% Feb
24% Aug 31
29% Mar 15
51%-
'
42%■
74% Nov 29
3
14
50%
38,000
/
25
25
50% Dec
4-
and pfd series
Biscuits Inc
Sunshine
Sep
40
67/8 May
52
I7y4>: 17 Mr-
1
Corp common
Sunshine
30
30
38% Nov
22
15
51%
•
'
89 y4>
S
CO
Oct
45% Nov
11% Jan
51%
19%»
1
Corp
Sunray-MidiCont Oil Co
4y2% preferred series
9
7
38% July 10
1464
—
Corp.—
16 % Nov
3
37
Jun
122
3
Jan
1115
29
51% Feb125
39% July 26
54%
91%
Corp—1
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun
13
24% Mar
Apr
Sunbeam
28
Oct
23% Jan
20
80%
53%
18%
z—1~
Corpi.__Lu—;
57% Nov
28% May 31
24
23% Sep
20
86%-
55»/b
90
1
Gas-——
16% Oct
24% Jan-
W
Websteru-/—
45% Mar 17
21?.
'86%
83%
22
34%
553b
55 J/4
86%
" 47%
31%
54%
54:,/a
19%
;
10,800
23,500
54%
55 Vs
91
*
19-
34%.
55
27%
•'/
460
18 Mr
87
19
__5
74%
7,100
34%-
•
35 y4-
54%
90
IK
_i.u2.50
Co__
18 Mr
-
34%
87
'54%
1-
;
74%
75j/2'
18 %
'
.
•
5,300
83%-
54%.
*56
27%
47
Broadcasting Co
ItStudfebaker-Paekard. Corp com—1
$5 convertible preferred
i__100-
2F
Sep
&
4
55% Jan
75%>
19%
35y2
5
Inez.
Corp
Fuller
76
-•
82%.
87
19
61
*82%
83 Mr
55%
*91%
19%
22
-
5
100
Storer
18% Sep
1
4
855
25
111
85% Oct;
23
No par
P);;& Co Inc
26% Jan
Feb
May
5% Jun
Sep
41% Apr/ 4
33% Apr
4
19% Apr 28
4
21 % Jan
ffy;
(J
Baer&
-
Stokley-Van Gamp'Lie common—-1
1
t
5%
prior preference
20■!///'.
15-
Nov
,445
6
42% May 17
20% May 27
if
Stix
/
1-
Inc—.1
Stewart-Warner
Aug- 15
64% Jan! 4
12 % Jun
80
74
3
15
Stores
Drug
Stevens
Nov 30
,34% Apr
13% Sep
6
230
18
21
July 21
16% Sep
14
20
9
53% Jan
21% Oct
17%
.
1-
5
83 y0
50%
55%
""4
56"'?
27%' 27%
21
21%
38%
38%
9%
9%'
1
40%
37y2
52%
95
*5727%
1
20
46y4
*36%
'
17% Jan
•
25
,
Bros
Sterling
55
•'•
75
■
47%
37%
83%
35
7
47
*36%-
38
86%
'
51
19
Shares
47%
54%
52%
*91
•
20
20
common:
87
49%-
1-
Co___
55%t
86%
the Week
•'•19'
19%
' 51%
Sales for
Friday
Dec; NT
83 y4
35%
/ '
100
preferred!—
Sterchi
8\
Jan
Chemical Co
3%-%
10:
JUh
206
Stauffer
99 % Nov
26% Mar 24
■
3
67
25% Jan1-
Stfeel
Pressed
21
13% Jan
•33% Jun-
1
9
14
;
15
Feb
77
xl8%
x35
Ohio common—10
Stanley. Warner "Corp
Stanray Corp
—'
Starrett Co (The) Ii S
33% ■Jan/
25
Apr
20,/a'8ep
f
#
-f
•
4
45% Dec
4i
Standard
19
36%
7
preferred; series A
60% Feb
17% Jan
29
May-23
New
of
Oil
18%
35%
*
__25
Jersey.^
76
PRICES
Dec, 14'
48%
•
54%
No par
of
14% Mar 17
22% Aug 22
2
16% Jan;
5^
71% Dec 30
6
44% Mar 24
f
wl
Jan
65% Jan
•
27
Jan
Mar 28;
76-
SALE
Thursday
*37
39
•*
—.
__6.25
com
Indiana
Packaging Corp com/
$1.60 convertible preferred/
$1.20 convertible preferred/
6% convertible preferred
32% Mar 2f
3
8% Nov
.
of
84 % Oct
26% Jan
'
16
May 11
45%. Nov
9
4.
75%;
Standard
28% Apr -27
39% Nov 28"
:
Jan
Calif
preferred—-
conv
Standard
59% Feb
Jan
4!
26%-Oct
'Y.
$3.30
4'
62 %• Dec
102
75%
NO par
Oil-of
87% Dec
56
25
83%
Standard
56% Apr
20% Oct
83
1
5
44% May 31
83%'Nov 25
83%
1
25
1
82%
Industries
25
3'
*38
Corp
44% Sep
40% Jan
38 %
Financial
46% Jan
4-
48%
Kollsman
4
50% Jan
48%
No par
com_
HIGH
Dec. 13
*37%
Standard
5"
Dec"30
51% Jan
47%
Inc
AND
Wednesday
Dec. 12
47%
48%
8
Standard
12
Tuesday
Dec. fl
5
Brands
81% Sep
40
Par
issued
Standard
lb-
Monday
'
,
»
Co
D
When
35 '/a Feb
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
68
*33%
16%
23%
1%
1%
70%34%
*78
-
70
33%
40 V*
79i,
16 V*
24Vb
39 %
39%.
•
46,800
79
79
16%
'16 %"
16%'
10%'
23%
'23%
23%
23%
16,300
79
79%
.
1%
70Va
71%
33%
34
34*
!£4 'W& it
2,900
1%
13,900
71
71%
9,700
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34%.
1%
1%
1%
70,1/*
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700
v
S ">* £ ^
200
f
28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2680)
.
.
.
Monday, December 18, 1961
■
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year I960
Lowest
Lowest
Hightse
29
33 Va Sep
30 Vs.Mar
4
43 % Jun
16
83 % Jan
4
32% Oct
18
Jan
4
97% Jun
233/4 Sep
29
30 Va Jan
4
24% Jan
3
32% Nov
U S
&
Oct
25
74% Jan
4
49% Apr
43% Dec
14
91% Dec
U a
Freight
42
Dec
161
19
93
U
9b
Aug 23
152
116% Jun
25
85%. Oct
148
.
20
8% Jan
15 % Dec
8
31 % Feb
24
13% Jan
15
29
40
Jan
3
4
115
1
Aug
US
reu
6% Mar 21
Dec
7
23% Mar 28
3
22% Dec
11
22
35% Jan
17
42 % Dec
30 Va Sep
1
26% Jan
5
36% Jun
6
8
8% Sep
30
7% Jan
3
9 Va Nov
21
25% Jun
7%. Mar
4
20 VB Oct
25
26 Vs Jan
5
21 Va Oct
2
27% Apr
6
25% Nov
30
35
Jan
4
26 % Jan
3
33
2
50% Jan
19
43% Jan
25
40% Aug 10
Jan
26
78
Aug 31
75
41% Oct
26
64
Jan
5
46'/a Jan
157% Aug
11
149% Jan
3
144
Jan
4
33
Nov
27
47
Apr
27
25% Dec
21
36% Apr
12
26
45 Vs Dec
22
50% Sep
19
69 VA
Sep
Jun
14
24
15
64% Aug 11
161% Nov 13
5%
4 % '/a
23 % Jan
6
45% Nov
28
U S
35
Jan
9
3
U S
24% Mar 29
18% Apr
6
39% July 11
53% Apr 10
27% May 10
12
V 13% July 11
51% Jan
4
11
Jan
3
23
30
Jan
3
30% Jan
10
2
Jan
6
34% Dec
159% Nov
15
21
153% Jan
41% Apr 14
21% Oct 24
•80% Jun
17
33% Dec
23
30% Jan
16
62% Jun
13
48% Feb
28
30% Oct
25
38
21
33% Mar 10
Jun
Universal
62
27
Nov
30
Co
Whelan
17
*42%
30 %
9 Va
22%
29%
22%
22%
22
30
30
30 %
48
48%
48%
48%
83
*81 %
56 %
56%
160%
159 %
45
*42%
6
Universal
Oil
45
100%
153
3%
3%
3%
17
21%
%
'
22%
*42%
30%
30%
9%
*8%
9
22%
22
Va
22%
29%
30%
30
30%
48%
48%
49
49%
83
82
83
84
58%
57:l it
58%
57%
159 Va
159%
9
,
22%
9,200
29%
303/b
3,100
49
493/8
140
64 %
*63%
63%
64
64
50
63%
63
39%
40 Va
39%
39%
40
38%
40'/«
39
53 %
53%
*53 Ve
53%
531/4
53
81
53 Vb
81%
80%
82%
80 %
145
79%
145%>
80%
79%
53%
80%
145 VB
144%
40
145
40'%
159%
145%
39
38%
38 Va
41%
*21%
21 %
*21%
30c
14 %
.14 %
13%
14%
1
39%
39%
39%
40 %
com_No par
52%
53-Va
53%
54 %
Corp
:
Corp
100
164
2.50
29
Co
*163
159 %
160
63 %
82
145
1,730
1,200
6,300
1,000
.
83,800
3,500
38
38%
38%
38
Vb
*37
42%
37%
70
40%
41%
421/4
41
41%
X21%
5,900
*21'/a
22%
*21%
22%
100
13%
21%
13%
13%
13%
x37%
22%
39
*38%
12,500
37%
37%
4,700
51V4
51%
3,800
38'%
13%
37%
37
54
52Vt
54
*163
166
13%
38%
54
166
38 %
-.
*163
%
166
-V:'
39%
6,900
164
163.
40
30%
31%
29%
30%
65%
29%
30
64%
63%
,29%
30%
63%
60,500
64%
57
63 %
64 %
55
56 %
62%
63%
54
28,500
55
54
40%
—1
-12.80
30%
64 %
56
1
Co
164
160
145%
38 VA
42
1
145
40%
38%
42%
.
21,000
1451%
No par
Co
<
39%
53%
■
63%
39%
53%
160
41%
Light
8,800
84
/
63
com-
Corp
6,600
57%
57%
*8%
159
*38%
Steel
138,600
45
29%
22%
*81%
57%
11,000
17
21
45
10
:
'
3%
*16
22%
30
11,300
y,
*8%
83
1,300
102
153
*42%
30%
4434
100
22%
%
1
Products
&
30%
44%
6,000
154%
*16
22%
260
7,400
89
100
:
69% Dec
17
20%
30%
*8%
55%
3%
11,500
30%
89
44%
44%
'
9%
*81%
*152
*16
31%
1
99
155
3%
21%
25
Match
Power
20%
preferred
Tobacco
Universal
Upjohn
*16%
%
102
3%
5
preferred
Utah
3%
'45 "
5
Corp..
Leaf
3
Apr 14
42% Nov 20
3%
45
99%
155
*8%
100
Common
Jan
59
44%
*152%
102%
152 %
Pharmaceutical
&
Universal-Cyclops
8%
45
102
*
30%
5
—
Stockyards
United
166
4
41% Feb
27% Oct
United
45
104 %
155
*42%
;
common
non-cumulative
Vitamin
Apr
4
43% May 17
9
Corp
Tobacco
7%
89:%
10
;
preferred
55% Nov
28
50
Corp—
preferred—
7%
883/4
"
30
~
100
Smelting Ref & Min
5
31%
97
:_16%
US
27
147% Jun
30
89
.
36%
50
21
54% Oct
Steel
*95 %
_1
41% Nov
3
22
VA
17
21%
preferred
3
29% Jan
26
1st
non-cum
4
141% Jan
*16%
1
common—
Jan
10
29 % Oct
Co
45% Jan
US
;■». 35 VB
96%
1
Shoe
Aug 25
50
.
U S
May 17
3%
common.
28
91 Va
44
82%c
common
Nov
23
26% Dec
Inc
66
24
35%
96
88%
common
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%%
preferred series B
7%
34V4
x30%
43%
Shares
34 %
32%
101 %
the Week
95%
31%
88%
*152%
Friday
Dec. 15
14
.
33%
31%
4
Dec
95%
87%
100
Sales for
Thursday
97
87%
No par
—
PRICES
13
35 %
32%
common
U S
8%
*95%
87 Va
preferred—
Rubber
34
97
Dec.
31%
U S
U S
35%
*95%
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. .18
1
preference
Co
Tuesday
I I
No par
preferred series A
Lines
4%%
8
Feb
Securities
Mach
A
35
100
issued-—
class
Dec.
Corp com_l
Co:
Industries
U S
36% Jun
1
Foreign
Hoffman
U S
37% NOV
15% Jan
148
Dec
US
3
May
9
84
Monday
Par
6
75% Oct
148
15
34 Va Jan
35% Mar
26% Aug 25
4
22
5
5
103 Va Jan
28
139% Jan
Jan
Mar
53% May 18
6
75
Chemical
Gypsum Co
7% preferred
6
34 %• Nov
&
U S
9 % Jan
16
LOW AND
STOCK
preferred
When
Feb
158% Oct
15
Borax
4%%
46% Dec
25
Sep
3 % Dec
12
7% Oct
3% Dec
47 "/a
YORK
EXCHANGE
41 %
54%
54
40%
543/4
41%
40
40 %
23,000
40
40
40
40Vi
4,500
s
5
5
20
15% Oct
11
Jan
Jan
44
29% Dec
5
30 Va Oct
34% Jan
5
18
Jan
3
15% Sep
2
9% Sep
6
Vanadium-Alloys
2
Vanadium
38% Jun
28
27
29% May
14 Va Apr
12
26% Feb
12
36
Sep
2
28% Jan
6
41% Oct
11
19% Dec
14
28
19% Jan
S
27
38% Oct
20
30% Apr
77% Apr
20
Nov
2
15 Va Nov
20
38% Oct
24
22% Sep
67% Jun
Oct
24
51% Dec
31
21 % Mar
79
9
20
.
39%
Dec" 28
113% Dec
28
Apr
22
34% Jan
26
54% Dec
28
99% Jan
4
106 Va Aug
24
42
30
107
Feb
Raalte
19 Va Oct
13
27
30
Victor
18
Virginia
May 15
68% Nov
21
108
Dec
7
Aug 31
81% July
6
86
Dec
8
85
Jan
9
92
Nov
29
$4.20
83
Jun
26
89
Oct
13
24% Dec
11
28% Nov
17
7% Oct
8
15% Jan
4
9% Jan
4
13% Jun
2
19
Jan
4
13% Jan
4
17
May 12
84% Dec
8
94% Apr
8
87 Va Jan
3
100
| July 21
102 '/a Apr
14
98 Va Jan
5
107 Va Jun
95
15
Jun
13% Feb
:
6
20
$4.12
23%
23%
8,500
11
10%
10%
3,700
38
38
37%
38
38
38
25%
25%
263/8
26
26 Va
47
48
47%
493/b
48 %
49 %
47V4
48 %
46%
47%
46%
47%
.46%
47%
15% •' 16%
15%
35 Va
•
64%
107
116
64%
107%
16%
15%
16%
15%
33%
34%
33
'
33
119
64%
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116
65%
117
113
64%
107%
108
65%
107%
65
115
107%
360
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87%
87 %
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87%
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87 %>
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92
*89 Va
90%
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89 Va
89
89 %
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89
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89
24%
1
11%
12
11%
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15%
100
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103
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103
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11%
15%
97
89
15%
12
26%
11%
11%
•'
110
89
26%
26%
113/8
10,100
15%
97
104 Va
103
A
11%
13,500
1,300
96%
20
104 %
15%
97
15 %
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15%
98%
103
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881/2
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26%
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102%. 10,4!
88
'
12
15%
97
-99
1,600
107%
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preferred—I—-16
5,800
107 '.f 107
1
preferred—
12,800
38,500
100
—
14,900
16
35
64%
91%
26%
1,500
63%
87 %
25%
3,800
35,400
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•90%
25 %
Va
48%
48
;
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24%
26
15%
100
25%
25%
34
Va
113
64%
38
473/i
•
16
36%
35
118%
2,600
*37%
100
preferred—
31%
46%
46 VB
X46
1
r—
convertible
6 Va cU
23%
10%
25%
com
Grocery Co__—
Vulcan Materials Co common
5%
31%
23 %
11%
25'/«
Corp
Chemical
Von's
5%%
31%
23%
10%
38%
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.04
Aug 10
31%
23 %
25%
33
85
31%
38%
112
89
16
10%
1
18
90 % Aug
23%
10%
dividend partic preferred-100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—8
$5 preferred
100
29
23
23%
11%
5
1.25
Carolina
31%
23%
32
10
Inc—
Comptometer
31%
11
6r/o
Jan
82% Jun
preferred
32 Va
23%
1
2.50
com
Co—
82% Jan
80
Inc
32
_5
Associates
Varian
43% Apr
102% Aug 29
Co
Co
America
of
Indus
convertible
$2.28
Van
Vendo
125
Corp
Norman
77% Mar 30
July 14
49% Jan
27
Van
Steel
104.%
20
l5l/4
104 %>
:
w
62
May 13
80
Dec
1
71V4 July 28
85 V4 Feb
2S
Wabash
44
% Jan
25
24 »/4 Oct
24
30 Va Dec
15
Wagner
18% Jun
8
8% Dec
14
23% Nov
1
11% Dec
30
Jan
14
60 Va Aug
24
35 % Aug
4
40% Dec
fl
27 % Dec
23
7
Nov
9
% Nov
45
5
15% Jan
15
3
6
53
4
27'
37% Mar.
15% Jan
21
Sep
19
1
81% Dec
Dec
Oct
38 Va Jan
9
15
Oct
27
51
Feb
8
29% Sep
20
30
26% Feb
2
7
Oct
15
9
Nov
30 a
89'/a Jan
7
67
Nov
28
10% Jan
18
6
Jan
3
Mar 13
73
Mar
7
58 % Nov
15
42% Oct
10
13%, Jun
1
86% Mar 16
28 •'
May
8
21% Mar
943/4 Sep
13
Warner
Bros
2
16% Jan
3
39
Nov
29
Warner
Jan
9
933/8 Nov 24
59 % Nov
Warren
34% Feb
40% Nov
27
41% Jan
5
43
27
27
30% Jan
3
38% Jan
23
23% July 14
30 Vb Jan
15
25% Jan
0
37% Dec
7
1
7% Jan
14
4% Jan
4
10% Jan
4
7% May 31
17% Apr
7
9% Dec
29
Jan
4
87
17
Jan
4
98 Va Aug
30
82% Feb
1
89
Oct
3
78 %. Jan
19
86
Jun
20
30% Oct
26
56% Jan
4
92 % Feb
17
97 Va Sep
29
14
35 Va Jan
Waukesha
Wayne
West
Jan
5
102
July 11
91
May
5
4.20%
87
Apr
24
4.10%
44% Dec
15
99
14
33% Aug
93
Jan
17
1
25
May 31
Nov
West
55%
55%
55%
38 VA
38%
*38%
39
39%
40 Va
39 Va
7%
7%
7%
Inc
4%%
.
24
Jan
3
10
37% Nov
22
18
823/4 Dec
13
Sep
6
103 Va Dec
41% Sep
28
62% Jan
92% Dec
22
98
Sep
34% Jan
22
26% Oct
70
28
68
102
22
July 26
64.
Mar
2
37 Va Mar 14
Oct
31
98% Oct
14
36
6% Nov 21
24% Nov 15
Sep
48% July
67% Jan
102
28
104
Feb
2
6
42
Dec
13
2
92 Va Jan
8
0
Aug 31
14 Vb Jan
8
Jun
5
99% Jun
2
4
34% May 19
Motor
7Va Jan
18% Oct
21
28% Jan
4
Oct
Jan
*3
31
5
203/s Jan
4
H43% Oct
27
41
23 Va Jan
11
10% May 11
25% Oct 31
36% Apr
119
29
Jan
25
45
Dec
29% Nov
9
22% Dec
2
30% Jan
59
8
75:
Mar
41% Oct
10
80% Mar 10
78
Apr
1
7% Nov
7
21
43% Sep 14
127% Sep 29
31% Aug 17
25% Feb
•
22
83% Aug 18
28% Dec 29
15% Sep
8
66
8
July 11
Jan
4
2
26% Dec
9
May 27
Oct
14
41
19 Va
3
Sep
28
84 V2 Oct
25.
18% Dec
27
56% Apr
26% Dec
26
Wilcox
4
44
7% Oct
27
26
% Dec
6
13 Va Jan
10
41
Oil
When
Wilson
Windsor
30
Winn-Dixie
Wisconsin
15
29% Jan
3
44% Nov
17
22% Jan
3
31 % Jun
5
93% Nov
22
49
Jan
3
28
10% Jan
14
Jan
8 % Feb
6
16
July 19
Jan
6
27% Jan
37% Jan
6
22% July 20
88% Jan
3
19% Jan
8
3
67 V4
May 22
943£ Jun
141% Nov
12 Va
Apr
171% Dec
6
6
25
11
36% Jun
8
29% Nov
14
114% May 17
24% July 10
11%
3,900
99%
98
98 %
*98 %
99%
98 %
99 Va
89 %
*88
90%
*88
90%
*89%
90 '/a
86
*86
87%
*86
87 Va
41
41
86
40
*97%
99
6V0
*28
29%
29%
2.50
40%
41%
—10
20
1
100
20
preferred
50
99
*97%
23 Vt
23
23%
150
Va
29,100
210
23 %
42
40 Va
40 %
39%
40%
9,100
23%
24%
23%
24
23 Va
29
*28 Va
24%
13,700
29 %
*28%
30
29%
30
28%
29
*28 VA
29
28%
28
Va
41 VB
28%
28%
41%
41%
40%
41%
39%
41
41%
23
24%
25%
24%
25
38 VB
38%.
38%
38%
38%
38%
84
82%
83 %
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*107
24%
115
*107
43%
32%
32 Vb
32%
*72 %
42
25 Vb
115
*107
24%
84
38%
*82%
115
300
1,300
67,900
25
38
5,700
14,600
128,200
84
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300
115
42
Va
42%
42%
43
95%
93%
94%
93 Va
32 %
93%
400
32 Vb
73
43%
*94 VA
31%
32%
32
32 J/4
73
4,800
72%
72%
72%
72%
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16,900
200
43%
43%
43%
43%
433.'t
43%
43 Va
54%
43 VA
53%
54%
43%
53 %
54
1,700
53
53%
52%
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103
9%
98
41%
95%
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44
.97
23 Vb
42%
43%
42%
99
24%
94%
54'%
42%
42%
32%
.
200
87
23%
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140
90
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41%
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•
42 Vb
43%
73
97%
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86
23%
42%
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41%
99
10
24%
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102
*101
103
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103 Va
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10
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24
10
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%
24
VA
9%
10
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103%
9%
10
10
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24 %
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40%
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4,600
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40
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40
40
.-40
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40 Va
1
*39%
24%
25
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
25
45%
46%
23%
46%
243/b
46%
45%
46%
4,700
45%
45%
45
53
53%
53%
53%
52%
451/a
53%
2,000
523/8
523k
26%
26%
47%
49%
48
48%
47%
48%
47%
48'%
5
Inc
common
No par
No par
84%
84%
10
43%
43 %
10c
7%
Co__
Stores
.
Inc
Inc
1
Co
com
38%
Service
57
*127
8
39
57%
*84
•
85
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85
43%
43%
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43 %
7%
7%
7%
7%
38%
38%
37%
56%
57
55 %
129
128%
129
*126 Va
*84%
38 Va
56 Vb
130
51%
Worthington Corp common
Prior preferred 4%%
series
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)_
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Corp
2,800
26I/2
200
48%
48%
8,300
*84%
89
100
43
43
85
*42
43
800
7%
37
7%
7%
8
37%
37
56%"
3,100
37 3 a
56 V*
56
*127
57
130
14,400
3,100
129%
129%
70
39%
39%
3,400
29 %
92
2,300
21,000
54
56,400
10
37 VB
38
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
393;
29 Vb
29%
29
29%
29 Va
29 %
29%
10
Co
100
52
*26
10
Corp
Co.
(F W)
10
_100
Power
Public
Woodward Iron
Xerox
41
x97%
86
5
Elec
Woolworth
42
94%
80
preferred
Wisconsin
Va
*97%
29
common
Industries
22
95
11%
98%
common_6.25
preferred
Wilson-Jones
Oct
86% Nov
11%
29
Inc__
Co
59% Nov
13
11%
*88%
40
issued—
&
$4.25
129 % Dec
23
1134
x24
Co
6
5
11%
25%
Corp
12
66% Apr
11%
11,600
5
Stares
Apr
413/4 Jan
121 Va
Mfg
Co
convertible
White
6
4%
11%
43%
preference
Wickes
27% Jan
Jan
$3
25
11
4%
12'%
24 Va
Sewing Machine common—1
16
14
700
4%
11%
25
preferred—
Prior
Oct
52% July
Oct
Aug 26
May 15
White
27% Oct
84 3/4 Dec
26
13
57
5
Dec
25
49
3
95
38
Jan
Vb Jan
101
138% jan, 4
May 10
79 Va Jan
94 Va
26% Oct
13 Vb
26
34%
4%
42%
preferred
(The S S)
900
343/4
4%
No par
RR—
35%
x34
x4%
23 V4
Telegraph
convertible
5%%
1,100
4 Va
115
White
24
3534
*107
9
•;
4%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
60% Jun
Mar 10
35%
35
25%
4%%
-
4%
1
preferred
Electric
Dental
103
35%
36%
83
White
9
35%
38 VA
1
.-
V4
24%
9
99% Jan
4,800
59
37%
Feb
37
79
56
3.
2,800
88
58
83
Jun
8
32% May
28
34
87 Va
59 Va
100
65
27% July 12
Oct~2l
Nov
34
89%
58%
2
preferred series B
3.80%
82
52% Jan
48
110
34%
88%
58
4
No par
com
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse
10
27
31% Mar 10
10
23
33:,4
90
58
*35 V4
4
Inc
2nd
Pacific
43Va Aug 24
40 Va Jan
3
Dec
36
Jan
Jan
88% Jan
50
33:%
89 %
58 %
*36
100
Lines
Union
33%
89%
58
3434
38 V8 Nov
Western
33 %
89%
58
34%
14
Western
33
89%
34%:
25% Dec
29% Nov 28
33%
88 Va
35%
6
Jun
33%
*57
34%
Jan
55
320
35.%
37
89 Va Aug
1,100
35 VA
4
65
83.
1
Air
4
83
5
Maryland Ry
25
Va
5
Bancorporation
Oct
82
34
Co
Western
77% Jan
82 %
5,700
3,700
Western
45
82
2,500
Western
Apr
4
29 Va Aug 16
9,700
82
51%
28
30
83 Va
41%
May 11
July 18
82%
51 Vb
Nov
22
82%
%
9%.
41%
373/8 Mar 21
5
16 :• "
9
41%
30
13
82
15%
T
51%
45
Jan
15%*
.
41%
4
32% Jan
5
14%
51%
13
57
67 %
15%
52%
14
4
67
14%
*69
41%
Jan
25
9%
68%.
14%
70
52%
23% Dec
31
67
14
x68%
41%
19% Jan
16% Apr
70
14%
52%
27
21 Va Oct
72
13%
41%.
4
38 Va Oct
4,200
41 Vb
preferred
non-cum
21,800
51%
4
4%
7%
41%
6
25
9
7 Vb
7 Va
52
30 Va Jan
Apr
7%-.
9 %
2,700
'
40%
37% Jan
38
>'
40%
51%
25
7
9
X39 Va
No par
Oct
Dec
9%
55%
No par
May 11
29
9 Vb
2,900
55 %
72:
100
Power 4%% pfd
100
preferred series B
_100
preferred series C
100
Pulp & Paper common
5
Va
9%
9,000
'
Co
26
28% May
9 'A
7%
21,800
8 Va
62%
Power
22
17% Nov
1
Va
30%
8 Va
61%
40% !
7%
7
v
84
28%
;
55%
Penn
West
61%
62%
Kentucky Coal Co_
85
60%
<
Corp.—
94
823/8 Jan
Motor
8%
62
Knitting Mills
Welbilt-
*83
29%
8%
1
Washington Gas Light
Washington Water
84
29 %
9 Vb
56 %
No par
15
*83
29%
8%
62%
Pharmaceutical—1
30
84
28 Va
9 Va
56 VA
-
Co—:
Nov
4
*83
28%
62
10
54% Nov
13
; Dec
common
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Vb
56 %
Corp
Warner-Lambert
6"
64
9
62
Co
30
84
28%
56%
;
5
9%
—50c
Inc
preferred
Industries
*83
28%
9%
2.50
Baking. Co
6%
Ward
85
27%
62
Co„
52% jan
81 Va Aug 23
*83
No par
W
&
Tiernan
&
Ward
44% Sep
4
Wallace
Walworth
45% Jan.
Dec
Walker'(Hiram)' G
11 % Mar 28
38% May 25
30
RR 4%%
preferred
100
Electric Corp_
,—15
System
No par
Walgreen Co__—_
10
Waldorf
14
54 Va Dec
37% JOn
30
14
29%
89%
89%
90
93
92 %
93%
10
52
52 %
52
53
53
54
53%
100
54%
89
89 %
53%
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89%
89%
90
*89%
90
90
90
'
91
92
*29
91%
160
No par
135%
135%
'135%
135%
134%
135%
133 Va
134
5
9%
9%
9%
xl33%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10
10%
10%
2,200
169%
158%
165%
156%
160 3/4
161%
35,900
27%
28%
14,000
28%
29%
1"2,000
1.25
Yale
165%
.171%
164
& Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp—5
Youngstown Sheet-& Tube_A.No par
105 %
106%
105%
Youngstown Steel Door———No par
20%
21%
20 Va
29
29
29%
29
28%
29
29%
29 Va
106%
21
28%
OQ
28%
On
28
161 Va
28%
29
29%
105%
106%
104 Vb
105%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
72%
74 V2
72%
74%
73%
134
1,700
104%, 106
10,200
20%
3,600
z
62% Nov
rootcy
Act
^
or
2
82% Nov
28
Zenith
Radio
Corp:
1,
74%
76%
74 Vb
76%
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r Cash-sale, • wd When distributed.--x Ex-dividencL
y Ex-rights.„, z Exrdistribution.— ? In bankruptcy
assumed by such
companies. « Transferred
from American Stock Exchange, yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E.
listing only. All
"w
ok
receivership
or
beine
reoreanived
75%
under
40.500
the
nont
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Volume
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YORK
BONDS
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NEW YORK STOCK
Interest
Last
Period Sale Price
BONDS
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1975
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s
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s
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series
series
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extl
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,
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to
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1977
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s
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of
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Italian
1971
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1977,,,,
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or
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Monday, December 18, 1961
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\
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or
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11
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95%
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Number 6117
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and Financial Chronicle
(2683) ; 31
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
NewYork StoCk Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
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Bonds
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1976
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(perpetual)
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f
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72:!. i
of N J
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93
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1
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1970—Jan-Jufy
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99
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106
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79
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;
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149
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1979
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refund
Edison
Detroit
96
.
60%
113
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Lackawanna
&
&
3%s
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mortgage 3s 1982
June-Ocf
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3%s 1986
1
1
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94
98%
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and
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83
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(3% fixed
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^contingent interest)
1993
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85
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86
93%
1993__„;—June-T)ec
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1
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General
/,
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91
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93
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Feb-Aug
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1970——_Mar-Sepf
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92
13
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Products Corp—
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-
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Cities Service Co
99
1
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99
82%
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99%
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82%
84%
83%
trust 4-6s May 1 2042
May-Nov
Division—
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1st mtge & coll tr 4V2s series B 1985_May-Nov
Delaware Power & Light Co—
1st mtge & coll tr 3s 1973
April-Ocf
1st mortgage & coll tr 21/bb 1977
—June-Dec
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1979
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980_—
,-Mar-Sepf
1st mtge & coll tr 3%fl 1984—
—Mar-Nov
1st .mtge & coll tr 3%s 1985—.—-June-Deo
1st mtge & coll tr 37/bs 1988—
June-Deo
59%
58%
52%
98
'
87
148
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52%
56
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92
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75%
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72
a;
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York
Morris
60% '
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31
100-
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__
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Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st nxtge 2%s 1975-April-Oct
1st mortgage 2-%s 1978
———_—Jan-July
1st mortgage 4 Vis 1987^_——
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conv
76
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debs. 1981—
3s
2%s
&
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67%
52
.
5
71%
73
-
Income -2%S-4 "As 1994
Jaxi-July
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Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s- series G
1963__—Jan-July
Chicago & West Ind RR 4%s A 1982_
May-Nov
4 Vis
51
5
'
83%
82%
102
1976
1978
subord
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■
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53
:
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;
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A
241-
67%
53
53
;
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67
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.
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3
.
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debentures
debentures
4%s
New
Chicago & North Western Ry—
i
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April
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Jan-July
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1st mtge 2%s series A 1980
Jan-July
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92%
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99
130;
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1983-^
1980
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103
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1984,
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80 \
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mortgage 3s 1984
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41
46
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2
debs
debs
3s
82%
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73
21
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mortgage
1st
80%
4
,
59
82%
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106%
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f
s
1st
35
76
.
14
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20%
1
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83
81
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1983
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conv
■'
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4%s
■
„
105
Feb-Aug
:
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debentures 1991-
conv
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.
.
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:
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June-Deo
1982_.
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Copperweld Steel
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Continental
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122
105
June-Dee
1985
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Jan. 1
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High
No.
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91%
92%
1976
4%s debentures 1985
'
14
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.
r
Continental
*
Range Since
Sold
97%
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1978—
convertible
4%s
89%
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119% 122
..
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4 Vis 1992——Mar-Sept
series D 1996—May-No®
series E 1996
Feb-Aup
,
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135
156
series H 1973—June-Dec
4s. 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR-— ■
•
\
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First and refunding mortgage 27/as 1970—Feb-Auy
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990————______Febr-Aug
1st & ref mtge 4 %s
1978_
1——Feb-Aug
Chicago 5t Eastern 111 RR—
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-April
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May-Nov
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——May-Nov
R
:
162
.
133
——
4Vis
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96
271
-Febr-Aug
4%s debentures 1986
May-Nov
Consumers Power first mtge 2%s 1975
Mar-Sept
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Feb-Aug
1st mortgage: 4%s 1987
L
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 4V2s 1988
,1'
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 4%s 1990-.
C
June-Deo
1st
mortgage
4%s
1991
Feb-Aug
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965—Jan-July
,
•
105
Bands
June-Dec
1979
debentures
Friday's
*104%
4%s debentures 1986_
93%
102%
102%
1963
1982——
5s ^debentures
a
86
92%
;
115
4%s
40%
83%-
1991
T
series. T
debentures
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140
m'
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47/es
..
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debentures
3s
73
34%.
30
:
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86
108
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s
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126 '
,
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or
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April-Dot
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Jan-Jvtly
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April-Oct
3 Vis debentures 1976—
I
May-Nov
1st
'
73%
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5s series
.92
105%
June-Dec
June*Deo
June-Dec
1989
series R 1990
ref M 4%s
conv
1989
5V4S series Q
Consolidated Gas El
103%
82%
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—_Jwne-Deo
June-Dec
1987
N
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp—
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100
j-
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103^
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_,April-Oct
Feb-Anp
Feb-Aug
—Jan*July
1974-
3s
3%s series
Co
4
100% 101%
4
1st. & ref
80%
2
$
95',
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1st & ref M 4%s
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%
101
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1
70
-
series
5s
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102
97%
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mortgage 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
May
,.V «Gen mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 2020—May 70
Central Illinois Light Co—
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:
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—.—June-Dec
138%
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193
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ref M
&
Exchange
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,
54%
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76
100
97%
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'
'
19
1st
98%
91%
>
—
& 100%
High
Week's Range
Last
Interest
Period 'Sale Price
Consolidated Edison of New Yox'k (continued)—
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April-Oct
t -
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5
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100
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1965
928
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1986--
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97%< 97%
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1965
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1962
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129
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Interest
bonds
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
Range
Friday's
2%s
3s
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debentures
3 Vis
Jan-July
-—Jan-July
1969
debentures
1972
debentures
debentures
96 %
97
91%
91%
91%
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90%
91%
90%
89 %
Feb-A up
1977
4s
1979
Mar-Sept
92%
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1980
debentures
1981
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
104%
5s
General
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General
4 Vis
Telephone
Time
General
Tire
Gimbel
Co
Goodrich
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f
s
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4%s
Grand
31
102%
310
97%
88%
4%s
Co
Northern
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125
150
140
165
Feb-Auy
107
Ry
General
4%s
General
mortgage
2%s
101%
96
96 %
series
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23
94 %
6
99%
1978—Jan-July
130
Jan-July
Jan-July
series
103
102
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9
97
98
7
68%
68%
5
65%
64 %
7
69
5
53
mortgage
2%s series
1982
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mortgage
Jan-July
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conv
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1st
ref
&
inc
5s
M
June-Dee
series
July
B
Jan
2015
2044—April
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1980
G
60 Vi
66 Vi
2056
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2s/ss
1st
3s
mortgage 2%s
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mortgage
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mortgage
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(R
&
H)
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3 %s
f
s
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65
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60%
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80
92%
93
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5s
Hotel
6s
of
Mar-Sept
1981
debs
May-Nov
Jan-July
1970
1999
92 %
77
45/as
tr
Corp
Mar-Sepi
1972
2%s
fund
Jan-July
Jan-July
1970
debentures
f
debentures
debentures
107
6
128
103 Vi
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2%s
3%s
1988
series
90%
f
debentures
debentures
!
1981
9
99%
94%
18
100% 100%
16
*
91 %
3
101% 102%
13
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88
84 %
88 %
Aprll-Oct
1957
13
12%
13
Industries—
&
subord
conv
Feb-Aug
Feb
5s
129
67
81
9%
94
debentures
1986__
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136
134
322
138%
107%
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III
mortgage
Cent
RR
Consol
series
3s
consol
mortgage
33/4S
series
3%s
series
C
mortgage 3%s series F 1984
mortgage 3y4s series G 1980
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Feb-Aug
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1st
mortgage
3 Vis
f
s
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Inland
3%s
series
debentures
Union
Steel
Co
1989
1980
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Ry
3y4s
H
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ser
debentures
77%
1986
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78
82 Hi
1979__May-No®
1979
May-No®
1974
May-No®
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1st
Jan-July
—June-Dec
B
mortgage
Consol
1981
19|8
B
mtge 3%s set A
82 Hi
75%
42
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__
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__
72
3.65s
5s
subord
conv
Intern'l Tel
Interstate
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Interstate
234
Interstate
1st
Line
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Power
'
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3s
Royal
8
98%
A
159%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1982
conv
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3s/aS
3s
103%
27/8s
debs
113
90
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126%
38
105%
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241
330
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82
112%
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88
88
99
88
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5s
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19
74
82
20
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18
353
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22
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76
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7
91
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216
91
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1980
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1979
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85%
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1986
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77
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s
80%
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Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974
April-OcZ
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1980
Jan-July
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Jan-July
Feb-Auy
1997—April-Oct
Kentucky
Central Ry 4s 1987_.
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Corp
3%s
1983
4Has s f debentures 1986
Kings
County Elec Lt & Power
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
6s
April-Oct
73
80%
Kansas
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gold
81
78
175
15
79
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11
78
82
174
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'91—June-Dec
78%
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B
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4s
2003
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interest
contingent
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contingent
&
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Ry
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RR
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debentures
first
conv
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s
101%
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99%
32%
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10
35 %
72
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113
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71
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115
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100%
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78%
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83%
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1
74 3 4
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1977
87
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1986
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83
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2
127
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90
97
88
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s
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168
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84%
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141
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56
171
45%
61
62
140
48 Vi
69
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81 Va
81 %
82%
30
75 %
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1980
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&
River
RR—
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56
56
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34
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income
debentures
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&
RR
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series
gold
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1989
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2000—:
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59
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14
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85%
85%
3
80%
57
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series
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52%
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27
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317
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&
117
95%
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62
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67
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69
66%
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65
68
39
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84%
■■
Refunding mtge 3s
1981
80
81 Vi
12
79
series
H
1889
April-OcZ
76
76 Vi
13
75
79
I
1996
April-Oct
80%
80 Vi
15
77 %
86
Refunding mtge
*
series F
_Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Refunding mtge 3Has series
102
J
1991—.__May-Nov
98 Hit
98 Hi 100 %
47
98
K
1993
94 Hi
12
Refunding
Niagara
mtge
mtge
Mohawk
3s
4 Vis
series
4%s series
Power
mortgage
131
General
99
General
96
81%
49%
8
39
1977——Jan-July
1994
Refunding
211 Vi
56
Western RR—
&
4s
42%
127
102%
2%s
4s
84
87
--
1975_Mar-Sept
1993._April-OcZ
39
100%
92
94
Gas
gtd
lli
78
'
67
A
1978—
107
54
66%
May-Nov
2%s
mtge
consol
™
RR—
4s ser
first
first
Y
'
203 %
1973
__May-Nov
Light
Putnam
"
105
A
Hartford
&
General
200%
Series
1973
Refunding mtge 3%s series E
100
116 Vi 120
N
58 Va
'54%
'
89%
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..
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1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004——__—Jan-July
• General mortgage
4%s series A 2019—Jan-July
54 Hi
7
52'
28
ZMay-Nov
<fe
N
45
B
refunding mtge
Y
62
52
27
April-OcZ
&
Power
N
42
West
Haven
Y
64 Vi
44
May
1980—1_IIMay-Nov
&
series
New
■
67
Jan-July
2007—Jan-July
• General mtge conv inc 4 Vis ser A
2022
May
Harlem River <fe Port Chester 4%s A '73—Jau-July
45
■
26
'76_June-Dec
Lack
Term
24 %
1965
Y
First
55 Hi
83
25
f debs
Y
8
"
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56
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2043_____—___—_Jan-July
4s
IN
N
50
1979—April-OcZ
1980
58
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series
.
56
__May-NoV
4s
N
58
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*79
■■
__
__
1975—April-OcZ
Mortgage
98
52%
Chicago & St Louis—
8
91%
58
May-No®
3.75s
1976
footnotes,
99 Vi
lo
102 %
60
58 Hi
N
103%
123
97 Hi
May
2003
1962
Corp
27 Vi
91
53 Vi
4%s
15)
debentures
4s
102
debs
4%s
94%
*85
Corp—
subord
20 Vi
103% 104
June-Dec
Refunding mortgage 3%s ser E 1980
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
78%
90
9 7 Hi
—
(The)
conv
Lockheed
4.50s
bonds
2003—
interest
F 5s contingent interest
Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext
Lexington
51 >
17
'>'1
58 Hi
New
185
86
*125
97%
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
2003
2003
Series
Lehigh
E
10
93
%
102
54 Vi
Michigan
78-/4
94
103%
5s
stp *64_Feb-Aug
&
ref
5s stamped
1974
Feb-Aug
Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4y2s extended
to
1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
Series
91
*101% 102 Hi
June-Dec
Tele-phone
Jersey Power &
Lake
83 %
*80%
1st
interest
51
51
*92
1970—June-Dec
Tel
&
Jersey
General
1st
fixed
61 •%
94 Ha
April-OcZ
N
*91 %
June-Dec
Lehigh
4s
52
1
April-OcZ
N
3%s
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref
A
553
102
73
Co—
sinking fund 37/8s series A 1968
Series
60 Vi
59%
*23
1977—Mar-SepZ
debs
Mortgage
South
64
1985.June-Dec
debs
1989
Bell
Orlean
79
*77
RR
53%
116
2%s
1977
Jersey
Consolidated
84
*79
&
183
114%
conv
102%
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
1980
Mich
63
51
V
Mar-Sept
York
90%
June-Dec
&
62
Collateral
—
mortgage
Dock
67 Vi
62
April-OcZ
New
83
1st
Shore
75%
57
Mar-SepZ
Feb-Aug
1982
New
100 Vi
1st
1st
67
31
May-Nov
3s
1974
New
& Michigan Ry 4s 1990
City Power & Light 23/4S 1976
mtge 2%s 1978
Lakefront
172
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
Kanawha
Lake
80
72%
72
debentures
New
■
——
73%
65%
May-Nov
1986
1986
3 Vis
101
70 Vi
34
debentures
New
71%
94%
65 %
102
3s
87%
9
70%
—June-Dec
1970
1st
debentures
England
99%
65%
_Mar-SepZ
2000
conv
3%s
4%s
Tea
53 Vi
75%
ApriZ-Oct
Cliem
&
mortgage
f
44 Vi
57
it
76 Vi
99%
—Feb-Aug
2007
1
1976
3%s
s
90%
79
71
60 %
1966_
2%s
Louis
Prods
Steel
National
84%
88
*78
Kansas
Kayser-Roth
&
5 Vis
mortgage
1st
134
17
1st
82%
74 %
75 Vi
2020
1970
Distillers
Distiller
49 7
95
8
94
_____
Jan
3 Vis
Products
debentures
National
117%
324
155 Vi 164
1976_Mar-Sept
1975
debentures
2His
gtd
Register 4%s
Gas
Dairy
National
Airlines—
subord
1
1991
B
debs
debs
debentures
3%s
99 Vi
Cash
88 3
77%
Inc—
subord
Cylinder
92
65 Vi
3s
1977
1978
4y4s
&
National
104
42
103
318
series
St
Airlines
95%
87
91 %
2005
1978
<fc
92%
57 %
2045
gtd 4s
Inc
Tel
Chat
95
6
18
1990
1
Jan
29)—_
Corporation—5 Vis
National
103
'122
6s
first
conv
Natl
91 %
102%
98%
122
1980
Dutch
conv
86 V2
97 Vi
Co—
3%s
Power
25
30
15
318
Feb-Auy
6s
86 Vi
89 %
*108'
3 %s
Ry
debentures
National
66 %
102
'
first
States
Nashville
75 Vi
101% 101%
■
'83_May-Nov
1987
Breaker
Central
4%s
debs
NAFI
261
100 Hi
100 Vi 101
__
—
84%
88%
100
Feb-Atiy
sub
1981
series
Co
Manufacturing
KLM
debs
debentures
Circuit
Jersey
conv
subord
mortgage
I-T-E
88%
Jem-July
1981
47/a6
debentures
f
s
*84 Vi
__
100 Hi
Co—
debs
Tel
Oil
f
s
4'As
Joy
&
1977
73 %
66 y4
__
__
Department Stores—
conv
3 Vas
debentures
Silver
subord
conv
3 Vis
79%
74 Vi
__
■
1st
International
83
71
1
*74%
*66 Vi
__
Malone
5
94 %
Mar-Sept
(Dec
Essex
&
Mountain
■
June-Dec
1,
Jan
4%s series A
1
98
96%
Jan-July
Jan
C
96Ha
89
ApriZ-Oct
1967
1976
Railroad
Morris
85%
76%
1972
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3V2S series J
1981
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4His series K 1987
Jem-July
1st mortgage 4 Vis series L 1989
Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 4%s
1979_May-No®
4 His debs series B
1981
Feb-Aup
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp—
B
85
92Vi
85 %
41
2033
series
101'/a
82
19
49
62
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan
__
__
72
__
&
94
82 %
95 V i
90%
87%
49
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980—Jan-July
4%s debentures 1981
_Feb-Aug
5 %s subord debs 1981_
Feb-Aug
82
85
83
*77%
__
A
series
called
Monogahela
138 %
85%
84
trust
75 %
1
62':
1978
debentures Jan
coll
79%
83 %
94
4%s
income
86
94
88 %
81%
*85 Vi
D
ser
debs
4%s
79%
80
—
Co—
4Vis
91
68
62
105%
Entirely
514
Vb
1990—
1962.
A
116
98 Vi 104 Va
76%
77%
mtge Income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030—-—
84
5
*85 Vi
87%
June-Dec
5s
90%
96
*89
April-OcZ
series
61
103 Vi
94'
1991___May
4s
Gen
Monon
series A
Jan
1967—
first
mtge income
18%
83 Vi
96%
May
Gen
105
Mohawk
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s
A
ser
1971
2%s
RR
mortgage
5s
refunding 5s A 1957
income
1st
99%
98%
Vi
*88
May-Nou
Jan
Mfg
series
Pacific
12
Marie—
A
Texas
adjustment
1st' mortgage
102
99 %
5s
4Vis
Cum
Missouri
102
101%
&
5%s subord income
95
95
lien
lien
•
101
•97
101
102% 102%
Jan-July
97'/a
3
Manhattan—
§• Adjusted
mortgage 4s inc
&
86
191
90 %
113
*—
April-Oct
mortgage 4Vis inc series
Prior
90
103
84 Va
87 Vi
86%
83
104
83
85 Vi
75 %
83 %
88
86
*81 Vi
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
127Vi
87%
94
102%
106
100%
*91
Feb-Ai/y
& St Louis Ry Co—
mortgage 6s 1985
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste
132
44
__
TOO % 102%
75 Vi
Jan-July
1972
Mining
87
90 Vb
April-OcZ
1967
1976
f
Kansas
76
Mar-Sept
s
General
16
112
C
1969
s
•
82
103
_Mar-Sept
debentures
95
227
83 %
*85
103
June-Dec
4%s
1969
sinking fund
Minnesota
92%
140
Feb-Aug
Co
1st
97%
27
39
*84Vi
Feb-Aug
1980
mortgage 3%s
First
105
—
102 Hi 103%
Mar-Sept
1991
Central
93 %
106 Va
10 J
*85
Mar-SepZ
3%s
385
113 %
101%
—
78
__Feb-Aug
—Feb-Any
:
80
84
227
Feb-Aug
1973
71
76
--
103%
Jan-July
1980
2%s
mortgage
3Vis
182
91
31
106% 107
*89%
99%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1982j^
debentures
43/as
95 %
124
June-Dec
1984
§*lst &
Hunt
1978
1977
f
{Hudson &
128
Mar-Sept
s
47/8s
90 %
80
92 Vi
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
81
122
368
Jan-July
1984
debentures
f debentures
s
114
72 Va
68 Hi
*88
May-Nou
1972
1972
3%s debs
Telephone
Prior
s
4His
5s
76%
169% 182
67'%
30
218
227
Mar-Sept
debentures
debentures
Missouri
debentures
Finance
sinking
172
Corp—
4Vis debentures 1968
4s
*75%
America—
coll
conv
Household
subord
first 4'/is
Ry
subord
Corp
debentures
conv
Chemical
conv
2His 1976
mtge
Inc—
subord
conv
Hertz
Hooker
first
69 Vi
101 Hi
Minneapolis
Hackensack
79 Va
& Co—
3.10s
—
63 Vi
73
*
1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis 1969
Mar-Sept
78
76%
Bell
Michigan
85 Hi
June-Dec
;
56
*76
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1980
& Robbins
mortgage
1st
82%
—
Ray)
debentures
4%s
76
'
'
(J
subord
Michigan
72
76%
81 Vi
5
3
77
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—4 Vis 1975—..
_Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Nou
85%
25
1978
"ex
Realty Corp 5s. 1977_.
Corp 5Vis debs 1976——
conv
4%s
80
30
'V
—
72
57 Hi
74
*70
1981—Apr-Oct
1972__May-Nov
1977
Stores
5s
350
1968
debentures
May
80
*77
5Vis
72%
80
.
debentures
debentures
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
3%s s f debentures 1978
54%
—
65
67%
69 Vi
Mar-SepZ
wts"
104 %
84
*78
May-No®
2%s
"ex
101
1st
June-Dec
Co
subord
conv
debs
104%
1
57 Ha
Apr-OcZ
Martin
68 Vi
*92
—
June-Dec
1981
mortgage 3His 1983
Trucks
5s
June-Dec
1982.
1st
%
79
Jan-July
33is
mtge 3Vas
66
67%
—April-OcZ
—
99 y.
93
74
74
Feb-Aug
______
Maine
138 %
*80
1980
1st
mortgage 4%s 1987
mortgage 4%s 1990
61%
4
April-Oct
1979
1st
1982
65
16
84
67 Hi
Mar-Sept
1984
93
84
90Vi
93
_ji_May-NoB
177 Vi
68%
61
1979-
98%
16
84
2%s
92
78%
60%
•
1976—May-Nov
mtge
mortgage 3s 1978
debentures 1969
1st
283
*75%
__
Elec
146
94%
11U
56
270
Aprl'
L_June-Dec
ser
series
Utilities
A
&
mortgage 3 Vis
McKesson
1974
ser
ser
101%
96 %
.
Gas
mortgage 3 Vis
Macy
RR—
3%s
debs
States
1st
debentures
Ohio
«fc
69
*55%
15
101
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
Mack
Corp—
mortgage Inc 5s
mortgage Inc 4s
General
Gulf
Financial
Western
mtge 2%s ser G 2003
mtge 3%s ser H 2003
mtge 3%s ser I 2003
Louis div second gold 3s 1980
1st
57
N
P
refund
1st
104%
128
172 Vi 1 75%
128 % .130
1976,
3y«s
refund
mtge 3%s
1st
96%
102% 102%
173
80
86
82
*91Vi
April-Oct
&
1st
2
RR—
&
St
103
102%
1973
D
Nashville
High
96%
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
Louisville
Low
3
*83
—April-Oct
F 2003
121
May-No®
conv
1978
1986
refund
96
95
.
98%
Jan. 1
No.
104%
103%
—
1965__May-Nov
General
Gulf
98 V*
95
*100
General
Great
40
__
May-No®
1983
1990—Jan-July
mortgage 3 Vis series O 2000
Jan-July
General
:110
*104
98 %
Mar-S'ept
First
Co—
C
107
*96%
June-Dec
April-OcZ
1976
Range Since
Sold
93
refund
218
1981—April-Oct
&
93
&
205
184% 189%
debs
1976_JunerDec
ser
First
82
186
f
s
D
Bonds
iuo
1963
Co 3%s
debentures
3s
luO
&
90%
82
Co
1982—__Apn'Z-Oct
debentures
First
101%
88
174
'7#
1981
4Vis
series
5s
97%
24
May-No?
1985
Company
278
89%
June-Dec
debs
first mtge
Co
1971
88%
Rnnvo
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
High
First
101%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
(P)
Louisville
105%
99% 100%
99% 100%
4%s
debentures
47/es
105%
104% 105%
& Co 3'/is conv sub debs '75_May-Nov
Union
General
subord
debentures
F)
102
Gas
3%s debentures
98
90%
80
3s
93%
100Vi
1977
f debs
s
debentures
(W R)
164
91%
104 % 105
Star
Lorillard
106
104%
1979
debs
conv
conv
Brothers, 5s
Glidden
Great
4s
Rubber
&
debs
debentures
4%s
93 %
88
102%
100 Vi
1980
convertible
General
3y«s
Corp
3.20s
93%
51
Wcpk'c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
Long Island Lighting
93 %
88%
Mar-Sept
1983_
Motors
General
88
69
—Mar-Sept
debentures 1982
4 His debentures
29
164
Period
High
98%
104 %
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
95%
302
91
104
5s
4 His
Low
No.
91%
Mar-Sept
3His debentures 1975
5s
High
96%
^
(Range for Week Ended December 15)
BONDS
Jan. 1
Lone
1964
debentures
Range Since
Sold
Corp.—
Acceptance
Monday, December 18, 1961
.
Fridav
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
General
.
Dtimrn
Week's
Sale Price
.
,
Jan-July
94%
94%
77 %
79 Vi
*77 Vi
79 Vi
84
103
91
99
76 %
79 Vi
Corp—
2His
1980
mortgage
2%s
1980
mortgage
3%s
1983
—j.
*
Jan-July
April-OcZ
——April-OcZ
'
76 Hi
82%
"
87%
80
83 Vi
83
87%
'
General
mortgage
General
mortgage
3Vis 1983
4%s 1987
——.—Feb-Aug
Mar-SepZ
——
103%
'
103% 103%
13
100%
105 Va
Number 6117
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
1996_ April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s
1974- Mar-Sept
lst and ref 4%s series A 1974———— Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973 May-No?;
.May-Nov
314s s i debentures 1973——:
_May-Nov
3 %s s f debentures 1974
—
_May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1976—
.
-May-Nov
4-%s s f debentures 1977
-May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1978——
May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1980
—
May-Nov
5 VaS s f debentures 1979———.
May-Nov
•-V 4%s s f debentures
1981
_—-May-Nov
4%s s f debentures
1981
.—
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997— Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047---——'
Refunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047— _Jan-JuZj/
April-Ocf
Coll trust
4s
1984
92%
Ry first gold 4s
Norfolk & Western
88
first mortgage 2%s 1974
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975—
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1978 —
Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
.Feb-Aug
First mortgage 314s 1982——
June-Dec
First mortgage 3 14s 1984—
April-Ocf
First mortgage 4'/4S 1986—
Mar-<Sepf
First mortgage
4s 1988—
.—Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
June-Dec
First
mortgage 47/»s
1991—————Feb-A?<ff
(Wise.) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
-.-April-Oct
1st
mortgage as 1979 —:
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987—
lune-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv 1979
—Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
3'As debentures 1996
—
—Fcb-Aug
1974
Mar-Sepf
mortgage 2%s 1975_—:————— April-Oct
mortgage 2%s 1980.!
— Mar-Nov
First
78%
8814
*98:
10014
91%
87
86%
90
97%
9914
10014 10014
*100% 103
101
98%
22
102 %
99%
16
103% 104
mortgage
first
3s
104%
mortgage
4%s
IO51/2
10014
100!«.
83
84
20
81%
92%
55%
mortgage
56%
58
55%
62%
93 »
92-%
a
93%
39
*92%
8814
92
95
*81
81%
8214
81%
105
94
Quaker
26
*
8214
81
8214
—
*95%
—
97 %
81
104
89%
2
104
April-Ocf
1978—
Rohr
177
*170
Saguenay Power
St
St
98%
■
177%
277
75%
37
73
76
•
78
78
10
78
78
8 i %
85%
46
83
89'A
82%
81 'A
82%
80
85
75 %
79%
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78
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6
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8314
81
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&
1970
-June-Dec
& refunding 3s series K 1971
-June-Dec
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& refunding 3s series M 1979
June-Dec
& refunding 3s series N
1977
June-Dec
& refunding 2%s series P 1981_/_J?»Je-Dec*
& refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
& refunding 3 %s series R 1982
,/ime-Dec
& refunding 3s series S 1983———June-Dec
& refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
& refunding mtge 314s ser U '85.. June-Dec
& refunding mtge 314s ser W '84__June-Dec
& refunding 3 Ins ser X 1984——June-Dec.
& refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987 June-Dec
& refunding, mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
ref mtge 4 %s series AA 1986-——June-Dec
ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
June-Dec
ref 314s series CC 19784
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First
First
First
First
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101
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133
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164
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91
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&
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Pennsylvania
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79
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4
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98
105
27
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59
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60
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79
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5s
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80
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of
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mortgage
debentures
105
77%
7914
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96
57
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1
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s
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73
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73
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11
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84
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20
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86
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—
—
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1975
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1st mtge 314s
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Pittsburgh
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Texas
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notes
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1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
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i
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90
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79
3
76
94
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■
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1977
A
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103 %
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90
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97
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81
100
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86
10414
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80%
38
23
8814
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10114
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f debs 1979—„_—J?r?ie-Dec
s
debs
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120%
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85
10214
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86%
;
1986
99
99
83 %
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102
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lol l
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81%
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1989
2%s debentures
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conv
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&
80
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114
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(Indiana)
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2%s debentures
94 %
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84
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Swift
79%
78%
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106
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75%
8014
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refunding 4%s 1987
refunding 3%s 1988
refunding lntge 4 lis
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2%s
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101
2 %s
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24
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mortgage
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86%
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4i
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85
77
84
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11
79%
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i
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mortgage
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88
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refunding 234s 1967—
refunding 2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 2%s 1978
mortgage 314s 1982
&
78%
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84
100
__
114
—
60
50
60
100
94
100%
102
1982—April-Ocf
414s debentures 1983
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Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Ma?/-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974—
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 414s 1982———Jan-July
74%
19
79%
87 %
103%
100
1979
1971
1981
Term
Pacific
Standard
75%
73
100
79
87 %
10274 10314
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5s conv subord debs 1984
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5'as debentures 1983--——-April-Oct
Standard Oil of California 4%s 1983——Jan-July
100
72
100
76
100
10514 10514
series E 1986
—Jan-July
series F 1996
—Jan-July
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Jan-July
1st
mtge coll tr 414s 1988
Feb-A?t</
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New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-Nou
Southwestern Bell Tell 2%s debs 1985
April-Ocf
314s - debentures 1983
Ma?/-Nov
1071/2
97%
—
4
10
—
103%
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78%
102%
& Telegraph Co—
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9414
93
414s
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Spiegel
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luo
102
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1983_Feb-A?ip
1969—
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Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
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(Oregon
Southern
5
59%
181
9b %
Co-
414s
84%
54
1984__.,__Jan-July
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April
94
10914
89
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414s
79 %
80%
mortgage 4 14s series E
87 14
170
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102%
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7314
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72
81
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debentures
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Pacific
76%
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-
1981
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771/4
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19G5——
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B
series
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91%
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81
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83
88
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convertible
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85%
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%
1
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1979.,
1987—
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87
1975——April-Ocf
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80
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100%
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69
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102 %
106
63
85
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80
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s
debentures
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107
100
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1966
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74
66
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104
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72
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63%
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214s' debentures
debentures
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106'/a
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9114
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debentures
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16
92
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1964 June-Dec
debentures
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debentures 1979
subord
conv
85%
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American
474s
81
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5
99
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—
1988
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b
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1991
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79
50
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1981
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23
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15
70
—
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79
73%
1983
3 lis
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1978
debentures
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75
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debentures 1965
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82
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70
68
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81
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79
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1993—
debentures
1987
3 V»s debentures
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Sinclair
83%
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81
82%
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81
79
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147
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92
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s
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91
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certificates
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47
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bond
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89
82
89 %
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series
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series
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91
20
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debentures
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income
St
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refunding
&
5.s
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1996—
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1977
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mortgage
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128
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119
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conv
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1st
84%
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86
78
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&
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164
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111
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92
103
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106
78 Vb
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debentures
mortgage
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103
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
First
91
89
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97
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1964
1977
104
*104%
70
154
*86%
Mar-Sept
Electric
&
D
Royal McBee 614s
99
93'A
93 %
*91
—
104
98%
*159
April-Ocf
debentures
subord
Gas
serial
General
8314
78
■
Low
Corp—
conv
414 s
'
—
Oil
Rochester
78'A
75
*78
—
4%s
85 %
78%
79
Jan. 1
No.
*10414
1983_April-Ocf
mortgage 3'As
1977
2%s
Oats
Richfield
82%
80
82%
*77%
98
June-Dec
1975—.
debentures
Range Since
Sold
*9314
Reading Co first & ref 314s series D 1995 Mtt ?/-N0V
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985—. .Mar-Sepf
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
-April-Oct
Rlieem
1975
Manufacturing 3%s debs
3s
Oxford Paper Co 43/4S conv
98%
.
55%
2:!4s
1st
and refunding
St
1975
—_
Feb-Aug
1979
:—,
June-Deo
1st mortgage 2%s 1980.:.
——.
May-Nov
1st
mortgage 3%s 1982
;
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3'As 1985
—
June-Dec
1st mortg.age 3%s 1988—
—J???fe-Dec
1st mortgage 4%s 1987—
—Jan-July
Olin Mathieson Chemical 512s conv 1982. .May-No?;
5 V2S conv subord debs 1983—
Mar-Sept
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s debs 1988
June-Dec
1st
May-No?;
1972—:
debentures
Bonds
High
10414
Gas & Electric Co—
Oklahoma
debentures
3V2S
IOIV2
54
1963
and
First
101
100y2 100%
debentures
3%s
98 Vb
100
Friday's
Co—
refunding mortgage 314s 1968-Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s
1972__M«?/-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_./tme-Dec
83%
9014
*101 % 104 %
100%
3s
Electric & Gas
Service
First
93%
99
99
(Minnesota)
First
90
Power Co—
States
Edison
87%
Public
96i/4
8714
*88%
or
Bid & Asked
Low
86
84
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
89
*80
Period
New York Stock Exchange
1
.
Low
No.
*91%
—
Ohio
Jan
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
92%
*81
..
Northern
High
Ended December 1 5)
Friday
Bonds
33
on
is
85%
02
.91%
page
38
34
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.(2686)
.
.
Monday, December 18, 1961
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, "Dec. 11,
In the following
the
on
and
Week's
Friday
Last
X
STOCKS
:r
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Mfg
Corp
Construction Corp
Missiles ■&
Acme
Class
A
Wire
Acme
Admiral
Inc
Co
Corp
Inc.
2%
12%
15
1
Great
Alabama
Southern.
Steel
Co
Airlines
33%
common
preferred
5%
Alaska
Inc
Kunstzide
Algemene
2y8
Oct
84
6%
6%
;9%
23 Va May
Feb
,8% May
93%
6%
Dec
10% May
Nov
12 y2
Oct
British
American.
Nov
28% May
British
97/B
3,400
"4%
7,900
3%
87%
50
84%
Oct
145
Jan
Dec
5y2
Jan
87%
75
83 y2
Apr
88
32 y8
33 y2
4,000
22%
Jan
79
Jan
84%
5
Feb
9y8
5%
2,500
'
67
6
70
Jan
Sep
8%
8
9%
40,000
4%
Jan
15 Va
8
16,400
6%
Sep
11%
Apr
7 %
.SOo
9%
10,700
Dec
Class
4%
(E L)
Bruck
Mills
10%
17 y2
Aug
Oct
28
July
1
Alsco Inc
1
Aluminum Co of America 33.75 pfd-100
Ambassador
Oil Corp
1
American Beverage Corp
*
Dec
13%
American
Electronics
American Israeli Paper
American
4Va
Dec
Feb
450
76%
Jan
83%
Apr
Burma
16,800
3%
Jan
6%
Apr
3%
Nov
3%
3%
800
55
12%
72
13%
14%
1,300
14,500
6%
2%
2%
Dec
6%
3
1
class A
Inc
5%
13% Aug
Writing'.Paper
Am'iirex Oil Co clhfcs A™.
Hill
(The)
Mines
Shoe
Corp.—
4%
Jan
8%
Apr
23% May
Jan
36
250
30
3%
4,800
2
%
16,600
%
Jan
1,100
16'A
Jan
21
12 y2
34%
Mar
3%
Jan
Apr
$2.50
Oct
4%
Jan"
10%
10%
11;,
3,700
6'/o
QiJ<;&
Calvan Consol
Apr
Gas
May
1
Jan
32% May
Canada Bread
Jan
13% July
Canada Cement Co Ltd
18,300
Dec
6
Jan
17% May
Canada Southern
Feb
86% May
Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co
Canadian
Homestead
>
convertible
35c
Oil
American
5%
Feb.;
Jan
44%
pfd-100
97%
•97%
9.7'%
50
92
Jun
97 Va
30%
29
31
20 y2
Jan
36
1
2%
4%
regular.
4
1
of America
2
1
Gas Co
.*•
Line
Atlas Consolidated
Oct
6% Mar
Jan
5%
16,000
iy8
4%
9%
Jan
4,000
14 Va
32%
17
18 %
900
5%
5,200
-•
Steel Products
non-cum
Oct
Dec
34% May
10%
Apr
49% July
30 y8 Aug
4,700
1%
59 Va
Nov
Central
3%
Apr
9% May
Century
2% May
Chamberlin
17%
25,600
2
2%
6,400
2
23
24%
5,400
213/4
11%
123/4
2,300
6%
6
preferred
6
6%
Corp
43% Jun
Nov
13%
Feb
21%
Dec
3%
4%
400
32 Va
Jan
39% Aug
5ft
Jan
10%" May
47,900
37,T'
1
11
29 %
26
•
Oct
Jan
15%'
-
Feb
Oct
lft
6.',,
61.'
15,200
4
16
Jan
7%
13,000
312
Jan
10
12 %
13%
21,900
6%
Jan
181a
4%
10,400
..4%
Jan
5
.
12 Va'
12 %
15,400
%
20%
800
iiy8
1.
Corp..J:
13
.
9,700
7%
July
93/4
Feb
•
,.
'33
33%
.
20
18%
18%
!
1.
5;
1.
•
2,900
33 %
•
7%
500
:
.
r;
250
*
May
Jun
7% May
Jan
12% •-13%
2 0-
Apr
°7% May
Jan
20
12%-
^
1.
Apr
July
3%
■
■
7'/4
,
Oct
5% July
Jun
Oct.
July
%
16,700
4%
July
.
2ft
150
12%
—6c
12%
Sep
'/lft
Jun
Jan
22%
Sep
15%
Jun
38%
21% Mar
Nov
24%
;
Nov
•
-
3%
4
117
1
2,100
103.
105
:ri\
6
5%
■
4,700
1%
1343-4
Jan
Apr'-
17,100
13%
1%
65 J
Nov
105 % Aug
•7.1 % Dec
Tl3s Apr
17% May
Dec
Jan
Jan
5
...
*6% May
•«•'
Jan
% '%
?> 5%
700
5%
Nov
102
•
200
15%
•
1%
1%
•-.,300
% -6%
5%
-
65
21,700
;'p '
14%
15'!
^
"
%
■-
'•
3%
1,900
111%
3%
Jan
Apr
Apr
7% May
Mar
7
Jan
—' •
."J '
•
.
31 %
39
0
Jan
May
3
Apr
Tl%
57%
Cinerama
Nov
Circuit Foil Corp....^
42
Jan
57%
Dec
Clark
Dec
——.2—.1
Clausner Hosiery Co.L.
10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Cletrac Corp
50c
22% May
Cable
Clark
Controller
Nov
32%
Nov
10%
Jan
Nov
43
%
•
Apr
9
!
Jan
11 Va ;Nov
2,300
8,800
42 %
Jan
.22%
200
21%
Nov
1%
•7,100
'7%
10,100
:,3%
TJan
18%
16%
Dec
,
7%
I8-1
16%
19%
21%
€5% May
25%
Apr
3%: May
9% Apr
Jan
10; 100
'.'-• 54,3,00
25%
26%
.5,800
7%
8%
5,400
■
19%
f
•
26%
8 %
•
14%
15%
13%
14%.
15'
Apr
lft May
15 a8 May
*
—__—:_1
Co..
!
■58
56%
V7%
-—25c
J—10c
Corpi1—i___—
34,900
•11%
1%
Clopay Corporation!———-1
Inc.io—_——
VA
22 %
*
-lc
29% May
28
Jan
"
.11%
24%
5%
*
.5
Chesebrough-Pond's InO^..^———2
Chicago Rivet & Machine.—,——2
Chief Consolidated Mining—1
Christiana Oil Corp.._•——.—1—_—-1
Chromalloy Corp_i_l.lL—__10c
Jan
26%
Nov
-83% Mar
•
6%- Oct-i
.—u
Jan
72 %
Jan
23 "•>. Jan
800
8%
h-,
1
CorpjrL.—:
14 Va
300
125
•
;
Jan
79% Oct
71,200
40
8
80
50
22%
"lft
Cherry-Burrell
.1
82
' i 23V4
" ! 30%
:_i_.-———1
14
9%
81%
-23%
•
America———2.50
of
Co
72%
: 71
preferred.—♦
Co—
i——10
900
573/8
50
21,800
7%
4%
partic pfd—10
Charter Oil Co Ltd:—
Dec
6% Jan
Nov
10
6,400
Dec
Feb
Nov
12%
2,300
22%
55%
.
13 Va
20%
57
Corp
11%
22%
17%
13% May
1,000
60
Dec
55%
6 %
&
Electric
Jan
Nov
4,100
Sep
214 July
v
7%
v
convertible
5%
6%
65
-100
38 % '' 38 Va
6ft
27%
51
4%
Power &
1%
11%
57%
'20% Mar
Jan
25-
Central Securities Corp
6,900
6
>} ':> ■
r.
"7
Light 4% pfd—.100
common..l
$1.40 series B convertible preferredj.'*
37% July
Aug
35,100
10
r»t
-
'57% Sep
"
!
1
—1
Central Hadley Corpl..—1————1
-Central Maine Power 3.50% pref—_ 100
1%
6 Va
Jan
57
2.50
Ltd
Catalin Corp of America^.
6%
11%
Collieries
Power
1%
10%
Jan
>18%
200
Feb
1
10,400
-13%
6,500
104!'.
Dec
Jan
2%
11%
A
Dec
9,500
Light $5 preferred.*.
rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter XJ W) Co.———
1
Castle (A M) &VC0—
—^.10
Carolina
Nov
23%
Inc com
20%
19%
: 114%
Co
6%
2
Oct
27
—————5.50
Carnation
Va
16%
Apr
13
47%
—1
International
6%
17%
35 %
65
17
%
Cities
$1.50
1
17% May
3% May
Jan".
25%
Carreras Ltd Amer dep
18 y2
15%
800
34
10 pesos
Jan
Jan1
64
,,,
12%
Broadcasting
—i
Capital City Products——
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc.™
Capital
Apr
17
Jan
19%
%
Corp..:
4%
Oct
2,200
32%
warrants.
Sep
%
.-•-
19%
25%
12%
*
8%
Feb
113,000
51%
Corp
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Ayrshire
Oct
2%
7%
32%
Plastics
class
lft
4
2%
51%
Atlas Sewing Centers Inc
Audio Devices Inc
Inc
Jan
53
General Industries Inc_
Non-voting
Va
300
Marconi
Canaveral
Mining A
option
Avis Industrial
2,300
3,100
1
3,600
64
'
——*
Apr
42,800
28%
1
14%
1% Oct
15,700
•
6 % Mar
1
Development Corp
Avien
Canadian
10% July
29%
8p
20%
Ltd——__10c
Oils
Ltd
Jan
•
Co
Corp
Sugar
Golfo
18
2%
Minerals
Dec
4%
5%
19%
2%
Canal-Randolph
Nov
17
5y„
6.V2
1,400
31
vtc.l
Canadian Williston
1%
4%
•
4% May
Jan
25
Ltd
Petroleums
Canadian Petrofina
4%
4
6%
,2,900
1%'
30%
—20
Dec
2%
15%
17,
*
10c
18%
Automatic
1
2.
6%=
lc
l»c
Aurora
.4%
1%
i%
common.
Aug
3%
1,500
.
4
V 4%
£1
50c
Atlas
4,300
33,400
3%
;
8%'
81*;
■
Apr
,iy8
,3%
lft
8%
:5%
,2%
3%
t"
1%
Canadian Javelin Ltd.—...—
24% May
35
4
.
*
Ltd
Co
preference.
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
Canadian Industrial Gas
95'A Mar
Jan
30,200
Atco Chemical Industrial Products
Corp
89%
830
'6,400
Associated Testing Labs
Astrex Inc
Atlas
35% May
12%
1
Oil A
del
7% May
Jan
94
40c
rets
Laundries
Coast
Jan
9%
Industries—
deposit
Research
3%
7,900
11
Stationers Supply
Atlantica
3,400
15%
92%
Inc.
Associated
Atlantic
6%
14%
39%, 40%
com
Associated
Atlantic
45%
6,300
11%
Associated Food Stores Inc
Associated
71%
40%
Corp Ltd
Electric
Associated
68
700
11
6%%
Apr
2.50
preferred
Electronics
Arrow
Asameca
3%
10%
5%
25c
Aluminum Co
Arnold Altex
8
1
5%
_.
Jan
1% Jan
9% Nov
46,700
31
5
Fire Insurance
3%
warrants.
%
Co.^+7^—1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Camden
% May
1,100
Co.
8%
———.50
preferred-^.——
3,400
&
10% Jan?.
^^...50
preferred—
8%
Armour
-
100
13,800
•
common..—1
—.—50,
$3.00 preferred..
16%
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
Dec
16%
"2%
California Electric Power
is"
93
Nov
10%
16%-
~2
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
4%
16
pfd
21%
16 Va
~2Ve
Jan
Dec
12,100
16%
Co
Nov
Jan
1
Gas
Feb
21
Butler's
Andrea Radio Corp
class A
16%
Jan
Jan
17%
Louisiana
Oct
7%
May
17
Electronics
11%
25c
17%
Arco
Sep
Dec
Apr
3,700
12%o
——1
Biscuit Corp.—
2
Arkansas
3
Apr
8,400
Burry
7%
4%
6
35%
2.50
44%
10%
14%
Jan;
17
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc—_—1
2%;
5
100
12%
16%
Burnell & Co Inc
Anchor Post Products
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
6%
2 %
shares^~3c 6d
Sep
500
69
Nov
7% May
Jan *
16%
Company
Jan
9,000
3y8
"25 %
Jan
,
Ltd—
3
4%
3%
11 %. Ja-n
3 Va
—1
26 Va
16%
7%
Nov
14%
Co
400
4%
33%
26%
16%
Jan
6
Jan
14%
Apr
12%
13%
27,300
35%
Oct
16 Va Aug
6%
-it:—9
10
preferred—
4,200
14%
8
Apr
11 %
12% July
50c
16,900
4%
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs-3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Anken Chemical & Film Corp
20c
Anthony Pools Inc
1
.
66%c
5%
5%
20e
Mines Ltd
Dec *
2,400
7%
33
34%
,
*
...—
Machine
v
4%
1
.
B_
class
3%
15 %
2
5
5 s
1
3,900
4%
4%
44
44
3,600 "
"7%
44y4
2%
4%
SOo
12.50
25%'
"
■o7%
10
American dep rets ord
7% Mar
Oct
6 %
2%
24%
25
30c
27%
Dec
2,600
375
6%
100
82
Jan
69%
2%
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
Am'ericah Thread' 3% preferred
Anacon Lead
6,900
5 %
£1
Petrofina
American
5%
81%
5 %
Mills Ltd—
Inc
American Manufacturing Co
American
47/s
80%
1
shares
MARC
American
Feb
8%
Dec
Jun
39%
Nov
7%
25%
—1
Co Inc
serial
5%
25o
Inc
6%
Buell Die &
80%
•
Systems Inc
American-Internatl Aluminum
4%
25%
Co.:.—
Ltd
Dec
Bunker
3%
53,300
.415
jo
25%
Budget Finance Plan common
60c convertible preferred
8
5
cl A com__30c
B S F Company...
Mar
13%
5%
'.Mar
*
10%
Dec
—-——1
Feb
10%
20
8%
30%
3,400
Apr
16%
Co
X "\ 10
Dec
"1,000
32,400
18,800
16%
4,200
Book
8 ft
8%
32%
,
'8%
17%
1,500
Business
*
2,000
8%
32%
8%"
32%
13%
Oct
5,200
American
Jan
3ft
Apr
-S^s". Apr
%
"
7%
8%
1,200
12 y8
American
,
8%
13%
Jan
17%
5
3,500
■/Ms ft
8 ft
,j>"
8%
Jan
12%
;
34%
13%
4%
10%
Corp
V
7 2
Jan
29% July
25c
common
Bruce
12
Rainwear
B
Rubber
Jan
16%
Almar
Apr
*
£1
.
Inc
preferred
Apr
10 y2
y.
20,000
*
-
reg
Co
8 Va
16%
12
<
Company..
10%
10c
.3
34Ta
Jan
30
800
2%
34%
■
2 ft
*
103ft
24,400
,
9 Va
old
rets
Instrument
Brown
8% May
jan
7%
.
7
5%
3%
1,200
5%
Inc
dep
Ltd—
Co
Brown Forman Distillers
Jun
7%
7%
Corp
rets ord
Power..;
Petroleum
Amer
0"% May
2,100
474
Unlimited
dep
Columbia
Brown
Feb
63/4
7%
Paper
Jun
Nov
'
bearer.———El
registered.
£1
rets ord
British
34%
33%-34%
2%
33%
•
dep
Amer
Jun
80
5 %
5
Alloys
Co
Oil
British
Feb
75
£1%.
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1
5%%
convertible preferred
18
Allied
87a
7'r5% May..
:r
'May
'
31% May !'."v 40%
275'
<
12% May
48
..
'
Dec •
4% Jan
3,300
.
33 Va
'
.
:
f.2%
36,400.
:;6 %•'■'■
,13% May
Jan
Dec
34% .Nov
.
21% Mar
'
.
34% Aug
8
Allied Control Co Inc—
Amer
Apr
6Va
6
V-1%
~1,700
.
,.
American Tobacco—
8%
Sep
6 Va
10c
1
Inc
16,600
,1,300
2%
33
10% Oct /
16
Nov
5%
•-
2%
i; 43%; .44%
m
,'---^1 ;j
Jan
deposit rtcs American sha_
Properties
4,600
{
4%
'•
Light & Pow ord— *
50%
4%'
5%
2%
,43%
1
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Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Alliance Tire & Rubber olass A
15%
Assn..—1
High
2,'400
•
19%
Bridgeport Gas £0—
—
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1
Britalta Petroleums Ltd—.
_4
80
5%
14%
17%
Raceway
Rabnge Slnoe Jan. 1
Low
14%
Gear
.JiX
Shares
■
High
19%
Brazilian Traction
:
Low
1.50
5,600
•
of Prices -Ci
:
Par
9,400
4%
79
Sep
Jan
3%
.600,
15%
,
8%
6,800
13 %
4y8
12%
J.
Sales
for Week
Range
.
'
——.1——
1
of America
—10c
Works Inc——20c
Inc
Foote
Brandywine
4%
Apr
18% Mar
N V—
All American Engineering Co
All-State
Brad
9,800
2%
•
American
Bourjois
Bowling Corp
20
86 y2
preferred—100
10
100
1
4.20%
Power
Wood
Alan
1,600
Apr
Apr
3%
<
87%
~4%
Inc—
Discount
Investment &
Feb
Jan
18
Shoe Stores
Agnew Surpass
Alabama
9%
__10o
Aerosol Techniques Inc.
Aid
6%
1%
7%
;
Sale Price
Borne Chemical Co Inc
"
14%
81 %
14,100
14%
■Last
'
.
.
Apr
4
Nov
19,400
2%
-
9 %
13'-;
4 %
Dynamics
Manufacturing Co.
2
2% *
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca
2%
2,900
.
High"
Low
High
2%
Week's
•Friday
STOCKS
_
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
2%
is intended
and
bond in which any
for Week
■
10o
Products
Plastics
Aero-Flow
2%
1
lOo
2fl«
1
M
common
Precision
Acme
A
Corp
itself
Exchange
or
Sales
v
Range
Low
Par
-
Aberdeen
.
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
American
It is compiled from the report of the
ending Friday, Dec. 35.
to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ending Dec. 15.
Stock
stock
4%
24
!.
31
Mar
22 %
Jan,.
Sep
Sep
.5734 May
6% Mar
14%
Dec
12
3,400
10% May
21% Mar
Jan
20
Feb
22% May
Jan
14% May
"
Clarostat
Bailey A Selburn Oil 4s Gas class A—t
Industries
Baker
Inc
Baldwin-Montrose
los
Oil
Banff
preferred
Securities
Banco -de
4 IS
42.300
9%
21
9%
Jan
14'A Mar
1,350
Club
50c
Convertible
8 ise
20%
Chemical—
Common
Baldwin
8%
20%
1
Corp
Andes
7%
•
13
lc
5%
American shares
Ltd
7%
8%
3,300
6%
Oct
13%
6,000
11%
Oct
21 y2 July
5%
4%
Coastal
Products
Co.
Cockshutt
7,100
3%
Jan
6 Va
10
4 y2
Sep
6% July
Cohu
1% May
Colonial
1%
1%
1%
22,200
10c
9%
9%
10%
9,100
%
Jan
Dec
Oils vtc
Caribbean
4%
'6
50c
Industries
Aluminum
14%,
CoJOit-f.—-1
Farm
Electronics
Corp
10%
11%
10,100
10%
Oct
26 Va
Apr
31%
4,800
29
Sep
49%
Apr
1
18%
18%
19%
4,100
15
Jan
29%
Apr
l
ie%
16%
17
1,200
5%
Jan
19%
Nov
Baruch-Foster
50c
1%
1%
13/4
10,100
1%
Jan
3% May
Bayview Oil
25c
1%
1%
1%
20,900
ii
Jan
2%
6%
Jan
10%
6
11%
Aug
Nov
Colonial Sand
&
Stone
Bell
(A S)
Corporation.._—^_-^._25c
Inc!*.
——50c
Electric Corp.—1—_ 10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ttd—*Consolidated New Pacific Ltd__.
-1
•
Telephone
Belock
of
Canada
Instrument
Benrus
9
9%
4
3%
4
1
15
14%
16%
4,000
8
Jan
173/4
19%
20
3,300
9%
Jan
20%
Nov
Consolidated
Oil
55%
56
Jan
56%
Nov
Consolidated
Royalty
10%
11%
Nov
Consolidated
Sun
Jan
20% May
12% Aug
Watch
Dec
22%
Aug
•Continental
17%
Oct
25c
Corp
Co
Frocks
Bickford's
Inc
50c
Inc
5%%
Bolsa
Co
For
Oil
8%
10%
11%
13 %
13%
Corp
28
29 Va
250
footnotes,
514
4%
9
53/8
4%
4%
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43%
44%
2,600
see page
1
38
100
47/8
3%
Apr
18%
Oct
19%
Oct
47a May
v
Sep
74
Dec
43/4
100
5%
12 74 Nov
213/4
3%
Apr
May
32% -Nov
Apr
Jan
8% Mar
&
Gas
Ray
May
374
28
Feb
;
143
95%
4%
Dec
;
7%May
49
Jan
5.000
-
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Jan
>
102
,
5%
Nov
May
Dec
Cook Paint
47
'■
Co^.Lw-!.!—20
'
11%.
27% May
11%
Jan
4%
29%
Jan
50%. Nov'
4,700
12%
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%
1,800
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48
^
Oct
Nov
8%
Jan
23 %
19%; May
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8
Jan
"
50,500
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12%
9,100
8%
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5%
6
5,100
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7
6%
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Dec
Dec
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"
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10"
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500
%
1 Va
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6
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33,900
9%
9 J4 May
*
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20
8,000
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9%
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13%
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9%
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!13%
'! 5%
Feb
1\874 Apr
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Oct ".
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2734
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1%,
.
1%
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4
3% Oct,
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'
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:
&
13%
11%
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22 'A
4,000
.1,000
Apr
16% May
35 7« Nov
5%
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2,300
8%
16%
Jan
5%
;
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*
22Va
Jan
Oct
11%
-
A—__-.1Engineering!-!-.
Continental Commercial- Corp.—...—14 !
Continental" Connector Corp cl A—50c
Continental Materials
Corp—_ 10c
Aviation
33%
'
1%
•
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Products
Construction
734
12,
4
-
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12,700
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8 V2
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100
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8,600
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2,900
10,200
•
—
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29
4
common
prior preferred
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8%
10%
l
-
48
600
13%
6
3% Mar
8,200
1
—
(H C)
10%
200
3,800
1
Birdsboro Corp__
Bohack
■
I
Inc
Blauner's
21
Sep
197/,,
Berkey Photo Inc
Berkshire
Apr
9
^
200
35,500
8%
32%
r-4
•
Diesel
1
Ties
Jan
12% July
2% Jan
2,200
15%
•8V4-
8%
••
Consol
7.50
Shoe Corp
55,000
v
1
.:14%
8%
21
Connelly Containers
50c
Beau-Bruinmel
Beck
class A
4%
%
32%
1
5
Compudyne
Inc
4%
4%
7
200
.
19%
14%.
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Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
convertible
16%
,
3%
%
Discount Centers^ Inc.—10c
Community Public Service.——10
6%
10 Va
•
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Bearings
100
4
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of
30%
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Corp common
12%
17%
18%
—
10%
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Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
8%
>16!
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Equipment Co.———*
Inc
1
30%
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6,400
r
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Construction
"4,300
9%
12 Va
10c
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„
9%
—
1
Co.......I
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—i—
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!
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-
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12%
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10
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51%
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;
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570,300
1
400
4,500
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ft Dec
40% Mar^
: 6%
Oct "
18 % Mar
Dec
>54
*" Nov
".7,9% Mar
'
Volume -194
rNumber ^6117
.
The Commercial ?and Financial Chronicle
.
(2687)
35
(Range for Week 'Ended December J 5)
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
.Low
Par
STOCKS
Shares
Low
High
Jan
Petroleum
Creole
Apr
.9%
Cuban
Curtis
Cutter
26%
Nov
Gatineau Power
Jan
20%
Oct
6
Jan
0%
Apr
11 ,"500
6%
Oct
1,000
318
Dec
8.600
10
4ft
4ft
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1%
2%
11,500
1%
37 %
40%
16,200
29%
.
6...
6%
11%
Jan
17,600
6,600
23
;
10%
19%. Jari
.18% Oct
200
10%
8
4,200
11%
10%
.11%
,,,* 2,300-
General
2,700
34 %
1,800
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"2%
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34% Apr
32 % July
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Dejay
B'/o
11%
; 10
-12
8
7%
.
:
7%
-
*
.
14%
reg—
Dome Petroleum Ltd———
12
12%
2%
7% Nov
7
500
4.%
", i«'
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3%
Dec
9,500
4%
Dec
'5
2,500
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———1,
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33%
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Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
V
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—-———
1
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15%
4'J
:
4
/
3%
60%
•
Corp——'—:—-——1
Duval-Sulphur & Potash Co———_*
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Test
60%
64.
30%
31 %>
30%
.
,218
-
;
Dec
'
4%
4%
X' 13 V4
13 %
—1
2%
2,200
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3% May
24,000
1
2%
2%
26%
27%
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1
14%
'15%
2,000
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3,200
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class
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150
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28 \
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5
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;
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2 %
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5%
178,800
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4%
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1% Jan
9%
10%
3,600
25%
25%
100
B.100
17.400
5%
5%
6%
:l%
1%
1%
preferred series A_
$6 preferred series B———————1*
Electronic
^Communications-—
Specialty
Electronic
&.
Emenee
Inc
Industries
24%
10,100
16%
Jan
10%
1;800
8%
Nov
'6%
5,300
-6 %
Dec
7% '
8%
4,200
7y»
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8,800
4%,Nov
1
9%
9%
10%
5,300
5
5%
6%
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■
5%
•
37% x38%
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10c
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4%
4%
54%
,52%
54%
3%
'3%
:
—
—
3 "Va;
& Steel Corp common——1
6(r,: c.um:1st preferred—:v—---10
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!l%
11,500
3A ;Nov
2% .Apr
54%
1263500
12% Jun
56% Dec
23%
23%
,24%
1
34%
33
35%
8,800
45%
45%
49%
14,500
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Apr
9%
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23%
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Nov
Feb
6
Apr
Jan
18
Apr
Jan
9% Jun
33 %. Aug
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146
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67% Mar
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16%
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Jan
82 V4
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145
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33
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25
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18
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27%
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25% Apr
51% May
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4
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11
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1,800
5,300
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8%
9%
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247/a
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32 3A Mar
10%
5,600
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7l/2May
-2% Jan
3%
1
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—
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18
1
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19
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50
98
32%
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—
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103
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—
47
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17
11%
4%
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4%
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7%
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—
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.
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5,300
38%
38
;Jan
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9%
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800
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4% Jan
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-
SrA
.Jan
8% Dec
38%
-
APr
36%
■
—5
16%
44% May
60'J
80
Credit Co^p class A
—...—1
Homes Corp„
_1
Insurance ;Co of North America—_5
Internatioxxal Breweries Inc—
8%
711
8%
473A
-
Inland
Nov
3% jaxi.;
-
Jan
14%
.Dec
10% Jan.
X% Jaxr l
-
12,900
10% Mar
12%.Nov
36%
•
^
Apr
Dec
Jan
46%
,10e
Inc—
"warrants"
Hardart
Industrial
May
.8%: Dee
2,300
12,500.
1%
Jan
3%
3%
.
14%
'
11% '
9% >'
8%
6%:
—
.'
163
9% Jan
131% Jan
17,800
•
155
11%
8%
Company-
Iuc-1_"—iCoiI_—
13%
12%
13%
3%
ii%
Jan
36%
Inland
,
Nov
20
'Jan
•
Flying Tiger Line. Inc
%
46%
dep rets ord reg_
£1
Impex-ial Oil (Canada)
•
Imperial Tobacco {qf Canada——
5
Imperial Tob of Gt:Brit<& Ireland—£1
Independent Telephqne ;Corp—
——1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd-^100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
14% Jun
Jan
3 %
16
6,500
4
11%
100
Aixierican
•*
4%
12
A
100
I M C Magnetics ,C0rp
Imperial Chemical .Industries—
2 A May
10V4
1,900"
4%
•
Hygrade Food Products
Dec
8,800
-6,600
29 Va
,
;Jan
8% 'Nov
9,300
:25c
International
(M H)
7,800
"9%
%
:10c
-
Hydxomatics
May
800
i
7 Va
1
9%
.Jan
Apr
11
28%
2,600
-4%
-14
1
10
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
4,500
21%
•
_l0c
.5%
3,500
6
5%
6%
20%
4,400
Jan
•7
11
10%
T0c
Hydrometals Inc
14% July
l'/sJan
50,700
,
•16% Sep
•19% Jan
8%
11
8%
Co
3s Co 5%%
& Hardart
Hycon
% May
,
Jan
"
2,600
.16%
-
11% May
Jan
5'A
Apr
<63
—1
Hudson Vitamin products Inc
23% Mar-
:
Feb
33
17
20,700
3ft
12%
Sep
'
35 3A Dec
73
5500
19%
5%
preferred
^100
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co
—;-2.50
Howell Electric Motors Co
1
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A com
5
Class B common
5
Aug
9
.9% Mar
I
.29'A Jun
Jan
Sep
29,200
*5 Va
10
Industries
Oil
Horn
<5% Mar
5% Aug
.2,400
113
3%'
3%
-2.50
——
Horn
28% May
5
6,400
7%
T
IIS
12 V*
J
Fislnuan
Hotels
Hormel
65% May
7
'
.
Ct,
•»
Apr
•
Class B
May
Dec
...
16,600
27%
5%
26
13A
Corp—:
1
Filxnways Itxc_
.U
25c
Fihaxicial General cox-p
—r—10c
First National Realty & Construction
Fischer & Porter Co——1
Jan
3%
2,500
14;800
7%
75 B
Felmont petroleum
common—.
6
Jan
!>
v
4,300
32
6 Va
10c
60c convertible preferred
Firth Sterling Inc .-—;
1-
o«t
12%
3,600
•
4%~
3%
4%
20%
preferred
Supermarkets Inc„
Home
Nov
12%
"1,500
15 %
27
•
,7
■
A
39%
6% Jan
■
11%
,Jan
9%
41
——11~25c
—
102'% Jun
Jan
3%
■
1,400
11
1500
40%
Hollinger Con sol Gold Mines
Holly. Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Cb_;
Home Finance Group Inc.!
Nov
47%
1,150
"7,200
v
13%
.'
,
9%
Corp
-
6V
'
A
Falcon Seaboard
class
9
"
6.000
40
convei'tible
Hofmann
Dec
49,200
4%.
-:r; 6%
13%
16%
5 %
—
1
Drilling Co___1.50
Shops Inc~
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd—
1
Fargo Oila Ltd——"——
1
11
94%
20
6%
40
Hoffman International Cofp_
Rights (expire Dec 6)*—1
Apr
5% Dec
22%" Jan
600
.
9%
Jan
■
4
5
2
-
6%
•
Ero Mahu.acturxng Qo—
L_1
Espey Mfg,& Electronics———__ 1;
Esquire Inc
——1
Esquire .Radio & Electronics—10c.
Euareka Corporation Ltd
$1 or 25c
ExquiMie-Jgorm Industries Inc
__^10c
Candy
'
.
12% 'Feb
-.
5% Nov
5%
10c
(R) 3t Co Inc,.common.
Class ,'A-.
.14% May
5%
100% 100 y4
Corp
(W E)
Hilton
29% May
4%
37%
Federated. FurchaSer
:
7%
100%
Farmer
:
45«
6%
3ft May
31%
Hoe
Jim
1
6%
.43 Va May
1
preferred
Hill's
Apr
20"
38,400
Feb
50c
& B 'American Corp
5Vo-
1% May
II Jan
Jan
28
28%
5%
——
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Apr
Sep-
•
15% Nov
1
Inc
Helmerich & Payne Inc__
Hercules Qalion Products
Apr
12;
pfd—-100
Faxxny
-!
15%
"
-25c
———
wi———
Empire District Electric 5%
Fabrex
40
;
1—*
Facilities^
Missile
Exnery Air-Freight Corp
y
Oct
600
26
.7% Apr
Jan
32%
Corp
Mining Co
Helena Rubenstein Inc
20% Mgy
28% May
12% May
26%
May
5
Hecla
Apr
14,800
:1
20c
Erie
;
171 'T
14,300
9%
27% May
Jan
% Jan
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc—50c
9% Apr
18% ' 20%
'19
12
J«n
6V«
18
Land
Lithographing
Hazel "Bishop Inc_
31'A May
180
1%
12%
.9%
—50c
Co:.—
Inc————
Corp
Emerton
;;
Jan
..
Apr
24
.53% .Nov
Jan
: Jan
19
.6,100
v
■■
19%
12%
1
Electronics ;Corp of America—.
El-Tronics
%*
19%
Electronic Research Associates Inc__10c
Electronic
23%
;
Dec
Nov
JS
Industries Inc class Akjcoiwu--*
Axnerican
Havana
Apr
19%
12%
1
1 ino
>
—10c
Electronic Assistaxice Corp—
22
.
*
6 Va
11
—
10'A Aug
153
22
Corporation———:
rP.--1
Elder Mines and Dey Ltd——__1
Electrographic Corp_^,._—:
^-^1.
Edo
3% May
•6
11 >A <Gct
1
Harvey's Stores class A—
Hastings Mfg Co_^
13% May
172%
9%
„_9o
Company
Hartfield ^Stores Inc
Hartford Jllectric xtght—.
Nov
Nov
23% Jan
$7
>
39% Mar
11% Apr
14%Mar
8%
-
Harnischfeger Corp
Apr
8% May
Nov
.3%
.2,800
4%
Co
Corp_
Hall Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood Corp__
Hardeman -(Paul) Inc
Ham vCorporation—
V8%: Apr
20%.May
33'A Jan
:
Jan
7'A Dec
•8
4,200
8
H
Nov
5%
4,900
9%
46%
—
,
10%
7%
4500
H
May
8%
'900
6%
6%
6 %
y
—25
20c
commoxx———1
Eastern-'Copxpany
Eastern Freightways
Eastern
1
—1
9%
30
4%
Inc—
28
27%
~7%
33% May
17% Nov
'Oct
1%
Heller
Devices
3% Jun
17% Jan
8%
Petroleum
Bowling
Gulf & Western Industries
E
Eastern
27%
4
Heli-Coil Corp
l>
1% Jan
Nov
-
^._5
Gulton
(.
.
37%
t.
Jan
7% .Jan
.
.
'
73
Jan
;.
2%
'
2%
—1
;
Jun
6%
25%Jan.
1,600.
,
-
2
Nov
4iV
s
t
Oct
5%
.100:;
2
16%
—
—-
Dec
r .
21
:
,
Jan
3%
.1,000,
.
4%
--
-
Jan
,1,700
6%
i
36% Apr
Inc—
Warrants
20% Apr
29% May
-
6%
"
'
'29% Jan
40% Dec
'
Sep
10%
:
;•
400
4
3%
V
18
2,500
-3%
1
•8% Jan
400
-
13%> 14 %
>
C
7,800
18% .19 Va
Go:.-————-5
3,100
17% May
-
:vi':T
13%
28%
5
Guerdon
Nov-'
.
13%
'
27%
-l'l y4
1
Griesedieck
,
43 Va
42 V4
i':u 42%
32%
.28%
Greer ^Hydraulics—
Gridoil Freehold Leases
;13% May
45
Mar
" o » 50% May
8,400"- V 26% MJafei yW'43V» Dec
;——*
23% *Dec
.—6
Gulf
16'A
Jan
7
Jan
::24»A Dec
,19% July
.
10% Jan
5,100
375
7,100
8
Xlati
'1,900
Grocery Stores Products
.14%
Jan
23 y* Dec
Apr
25,
£)ec
■
10%
comnion—___—17.50
j;
Jan
10 Va
Jan'
tl5
18% Apr
<26% May
itHU
T.700
Gulf States Land & Industries
400
10%
'25
Jan
Dec'
•13,900
14%
-
'15%
.21%
38
-It'A Ja»
'
k'4(
/!34%Aug
30%
Apr
4% May
14 Va (Apr
•-
<600
1
16
nreferred series A
6%
45 %
Oct
Oot
t
9,80ft
116%
j
•16,000
23%
-
Chemical Corp
_1
Western Producers common—6O0
Great
10% Mar
.1
10%
17
Lakes
Feb
5% May
Jan
7
•
32,300
24%
Drug. Fair-Community Drugu_———1 i'-14%'
Duto
.
8'A
•21% Mar
; Aug
'15%
Lakes
Great
May
18 Mar
2,10ft
May
97
'
-26%«€fct.
i
.23%
Great .Basins
;
14
Jan
10
5,100
-
14%
14
,
8%
-i
600
6,900
2%
7%
.
V
,42%
10 3/a
&' Exploratioxv Co—1-1
Driver Harris
'
'Dec';:.
4%
200
5'/a
,
.
Driiling
20
103
July,
15%
Manufacturing Co-,
Great
Feb
'Feb
k-J *"*
16,000.
N
21%
28%
(Adolf)
Gray
Apr
9%
.
Jaxi
3,500
25
Bridge Co Ltd——
*
stoGk
*
Dominion !Tar & Chemical Co Ltd——*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
*
Steel & Coal ord
preferred
Dorsey (The) Corp
Dow Brewery Ltti———
Draper. Corp——
.16%
Oct
•
-75,400
2%
7%
Dominion
1: $2
Apr
> Apr
•93
29%
Gotham Corporation—.
Grand Rapids Varnish
Nov-.
41
,
__
Dorr-Oliver Inc
-8%
:
•97
10%
1
Goldfield .Consolidated Mines-
151
/
.•
J.an
-4%
.5%
5%
2Va
Jan
,
6,200
""
%
4Va
.'15%
Dominion
;
'
4%
_10s
Diversey Corp
.—-—1
Dixilyn Corp class A conv——_—*—4
Dixon Chemical &, Research—_—-1
dep rets ord
,t
'8% Jan
.
•10
-228
10 »A
4c
——
Systems, Tnc„
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Gordon Jewelry class A
14% ,Jun
26% Feb
137
Union
Gobel
:
1:808
*
Co Inc_
Globe
12% May
7% Apr
32% Mar
■
J.
>
•96%
14% Jun
23% Apr
.3% Apr
T3%Mar
<Nov
•
Security
Great American Industries Inc
12%
11%
12'A
1°U
'
.
20
10,500
8'-
.
.
1,700
}8
4%
Amer
Jan
Gloke
t.12% Mar
23
Apr
v
86V4 Bun
.^Vi Peb
?,900
.
28 %
27%
4%
V"V
Jan
2,100-
:
.6% -7% L.
-
4%
r. 1 ■>.•"""••.
6%
V; 4%
900
.70
.1.45%,)1453/4!
4%
Ltd—
.Oct
::
12 %
28
1
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing—.—1
Detroit Industrial Products———1
Devon-Palmer Oils' Ltd——-——-25c
Dielectric Products Engineering .Co 'Inc 1•'
DiLbert's ^Quality Supermkts com—10c
> 7%
1st preferred———:r
10
Co
s
28%
.11%
v.
debentux;eistock—-100
Distillers
11%
.Apr
m .Apr
>*
J
5%,Mar
<14 y4 "Nov
B500
"
36% '287/b
34%' .17%
•
Gleumore distilleries class B
11.
;
Sep
3,400
'
,5 ;
'
;r
27%
'ivb
—true
Desilu Productions Inc——
'
6>
Jan
4%1octy
•
13,90.0
-10%
,.,
■
3,300
12%
57/a
5%
28%
——5
Dennison
7*;;•'-v
5%
.6%
4,300
:
'
inc cl A com_-:20c
Transit System
C
'
10 %
lnc_—_———1
Inc.-—-——-————_10c
Corp class tA pref———1—1-35
21,800
9%
,
4%-.'.5f
12%
Mines
Dayco
D
:
—--it—-120
preferred——
Davidson Brothers
Day
'
8%
8%
{ 5v ■
V*%
.12%
♦'
35% 1
-—•
——
Glass Tite Industries Inc
'
Dairies.--:.———150c
Daryl Industries lire——ooc
Davega Stores Corp common-——2.50
Nov
-Jun
139%. Nov V
Aug".
^4% Tfaxr
TO,500
f
'99
.
*32
<•
Corp-.
:
J80e
Giant Foods Inc com class A a-v-„
r
Giant Ycllowknife :Mines 'Ltd
l
(A
9»A
18
3% Oct
.2,100
; .13,800:
••;
-
Daitclr Crystal
11%
95
Con trols
Gilchrist
16
"11%
99
—•
..
»■
.
600
10%
'
; 8/ Sep / V
Jan
10% Feb
39%. V
Stores
Giann ihi
3y2 May
10% May
4% Apr
4%
46,600
3%
3%
'
15'A Mar
Jan
4% Jan
1% Jan
6,100
13%
38
-
-
Georgia Power $5 .preferred
.
■2
1,200
12%
.20% Nov
39% "Nov
'1,500
7%
7%
Corporation
Genung's Incorporated----
,14% Mar
9%
1%
13
Sep
102% Jan
200
Ltd—
Fireproofing
General
~2%
9%
"2
Gilbert
4~ 1.
B /commop——-
'Glass
5
10%
33% 'Dec
"98% Jan
2%
:
General Gas «Corp——
General Plywood Corp_
8% Mar
DcC; r
Sep
8%
5%
■
■
.20%
33%
American dep rets ord reg
19% Sep
>
Jan
19%
33 Va
Co common
Electric
General
10% May
10% -Dec
•
Jan
5
8,600
8%;' 8%
8%
•
'2%
90.
19%V. 21%
C v
19%
;
Apr
42%
Jan,
1,900
4%
1
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
'High
.19%
inc
preferred--,
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance "wts"
General Alloys Co
General Builders
Corp
General Development Corp
3% May
Nov
,
Nov
4,800
6%y' 7%
22
-
-
4%'*
ii
7
300
9%
16%
"ty.
Oil & Land Co————10c
Tobacco Co
■___;
*
Corporation—:s
———.*
Manufacturing Co class A—
Laboratoxies class A common—1
'6%
8%
1;
6%
Jan
ma
6%
91/2
16%
Shares
Jligh
5%
Dec
10'
.•
Jan
6%
i<».,
Crystal
Cubic
Garan
Jan
91/e
9%
1%
—-25c
Co———
Drug
Crown
8% "
39
—1
1—5
(Md)
Petroleum
Nov
14%
19%
'
'
•
1
Corp—
Crowley Milner & 'Col——
Central
~8%
17%
400
200
"
Low
.Par
•17% Jun
13
400
17 %
23
.20%
20%
1—5
Corp
Consolidated
Cresmont
Crown
16 %
X21%
'Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
&ale Price
18% Aug
Feb
Class B
'
Last
,7
Exchange
High
15%
Corby
x21%
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
.
15%
(H) iDistilling Ltd cl A voting—'*
non-voting———
—*
Cor.o Inc
——;
5
Corroon & Reynolds common
1
$1. preferred class A
*
Cott Beverage Corp
1-1.50
Cott
Bottling Co of New England—1
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
'Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American -Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
85
'May
-.
36% Mar
■4:-
30
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(26C3)
.
.
Monday, December 18, 1961
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 15)
Friday
Exchange
American Stock
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
Low
.
Construction
Co
23 74
2,700
5%
0%
7.70J
6
12
Jupiter Oils Ltd
4%
4%
4:%
4,80 j
4%
Mt
Dec
2 :'/i»
2%
2%
22,200
Hi
Jan
3 IB
API-
Industries
Kansas
Katz
(D)
&
Gas
Drug
Kavanau
&
Chemical
Kawneer
Co
(Walter)
45,000
8%
17,(iOo
2%
13%
Jan
37a
Oct
3'n
!io%
9674
18%
25%
181a
20
19
Apr
47a May
100
May
10
94 %
Aug
1.200
1,100
25%
Jun
18'/»
Oct
23%
43i,
700
3r;it
17%
1,4U0
j4-%
34 U
35
Mountain States Tel
50%
50%
51%
2,700
Sep
5
1
2.50
Inc
24%
11%
11%
23%
11%
11%
24%
ill4
11%
3,500
2,700
2,900
18
Jan
10%
Nov
Inc
1
Muskogee
Kir.by
Muter
Company
Klein
Kleinert
Xlion
Dept
(I
(H
24%
x6'%
7%
2,000
0%
Dec
20%
25%
29%
15,800
12 la
Jan
347a
40%
8%
42%
300
21
%
Jan
42%
9%
14,200
3%
Jan
11%
100
21 %
Feb•
27
5
Corp
(The)
.
87k
class
Corp
Electronics
-
13,900
4,000
7 -i M
12,800
28%
27%
29%
22,400
337%c
A
24%
21a
2'2
2%
0,200
,
24%
1% NOV
I is Feb
1%
24%
4
Jan
Apr
% May
4
214 Jan
Apr
Nat
Industries
Nast,
National
Apparel
8%
8%
8%
5,200
-r-1
1
21
1
Corp
3
26
Jun
National
Bowl-O-Mat Corp
% May
2
Brewing Co
National
Casket
National
Lamson
Apr
National
National
Equipment
National
Petroleum
National
Presto
31%
Jan
Nov
3% May
Jan
5%
127'a May
Jail
Electric
Lee
National
Steel
Lefcourt
Realty
Le Tourneau
a
Jun
Neuicks
4%
Jan
Nelly
3%
3.000
3
%
Nov
0%
Jan
Nestle-Le
5
5%
2,400
5
Dec
1,300
12%
Oct
17%
Jan
Jan
21
Kessler
12r,a
13
19 3 a
20'
7
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2
4,900
0
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7'a
10,300
4%
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1,700
5%
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9
5%
5
53
3,500
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1
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1,700
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Nov
10%
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Feb
38
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3%
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Loral
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Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
Corp—„
12
Jan
May
New
England
Haven
New
6,100
1 %
Jan
Lynch
(The)
Idiia
6%
25c
17% May
12% May
97a
9%
11
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6,600
0 %
Aug
12
Dec
2,200
4
7'a
Jun
12%
Aug
13 %
14,800
77b
Jan
10 % May
12'%
4
1
9
87»
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4
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21 % Mar
2 Va
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2
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1074
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2 74
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27a
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2%
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1
3%
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3
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23
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3
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class
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Park
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New
York
10 7
17'%
18
a
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9,400
534
'4
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19
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Sep
107a
1 0 3.,
12 »
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5,700
97a
Nov
137k
Aug
10 74
1074
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2,300
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Jan
28
Apr
1
1874
18 7 a
19
4,100
18%
Nov
2574
Aug
20
48'a
48 7»
49 3 4
8,300
39'%
Jan
5774
1
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Chem
&
174
28,500
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Co
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1
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17b
50c
Apr
2% May
20,200
%
Jan
1
Feb
25c
Arizona
Mining
35%
357k
30%
10,800
19%
Jan
40%
Nov
1
12%
11%
13 >4
5.300
8%
Jan
1 %
Land
1
Co
Co
Co
52,500
1
Feb
nii May
140
10
124
Feb
173% Mar
:V
30
1,6U0
23%
Feb
38%
Dec
55%
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Honduras
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140
54^
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27%
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57
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3 <%
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&
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2
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Apr
20c
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Jun
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10
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New
Nickel
10%
Jan
1.,
57
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Norfolk
30 %
Nov
it
7
:
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ft
74
1,100
1
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-
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h
Oct
Dec
81a
Southern
American
Royalties
Inc__
8 74
14.700
47a
Feb
Ii
Railway
7'%
9 74,
5
6
11,500
4
Feb
(i
2 74,
2 74
2,900
2
Jan
47a May
174
17,000
1
43.,
25,400
3
2 7
4
July
20% May
29,900
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North
Canadian
377,,
23
5,000
10% 'Jan
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Nov
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79
6,600
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Jan
79 %
Dec
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27 %
27%
28'a
2,300
10
Jan
32%
Aug
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28%
2.)
200
25
Jan
31% May
North
12% May
Nova
834
Feb
Jan
1
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Corp
Min
New
3j
9 74
7%
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&
Mexico
22 14
2
Corp
77,,
3%
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Jersey
New
70 74
2.50
Co
1,600
674
2% May
700
40 % Mar
'
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0
12
__—1
Clock
New
23
Silver
Friday
1'%
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12
3o;,4
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30c
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it
Get
6,000
1,700
25c
Inc.:
Mur
70 74
10
Service
1 7'a
1%
1
1
25c
Co
Longines-Wit(natter Watch Co
Video
New
North
Shipley
Apr
77a
774 July
58,100
Machines-
Electric
Stores
Don
Noma
A
Lodge A:
tl%
Jan
'■-
22% May
7%
074
18
Bartlett—
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Sep
Jun
33
Dec
13
47
1
prefcrrednJiiLVs1-^Lithium Corp oLAmerica Inc
Livingston Oil :GoL.%'_i_
L0CkerS(eel ChainL—-2
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National
30%
Dec
5%
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Mar
Jan
Nov
7
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Dec
39%
100
.12%
Ltd
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Union
2%
0
A
Corp—
(R G)
Oct
11 %
7,600
1074
Rental Ltd—
Corp
Telefilm
12%
5
class
08
11%
35 74
774
1
Machinery
Transit
20%
20'a
10
Inc
Products
7
May
29IV Apr
Jan
Jan.
0:%
7%
__5
Ltd
Industries
Rubber
5,700
13%
Corp _:
Motor
Jan
20
3174
1071,
—1
Weld
National Research
3 80 J
1
Industries
4
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2,900
Nov
Mar
57a
31
'
5
of Delaware
Sessions Co
&
Lanston
Larchfield
39,900
--1
74
56
35 74
7
—
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3,000
23
20
3
Industries
Lam.son Corp
57a
:.'
Apr
874
(Mich)
Company
19 la Mar
July
18%
National
Oct
Nov
874
%
20-'.,
24%
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
11
12
—
Jan
% Jan
3 7 ii
%
24-!I,
3
A.._
16%
National
Ltd
Mines
471,
—
51
12'%
National
Inc
Electronics
Radio
571,
50'%
Deliydrat &, Milling __3
Alfalfa
National
Shore
18
Aug,,
25% Mar
'.
Apr
14
10c
class
Inc
National
Lafayette
Feb
1
__
2074
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Sep
8%
__1
Feb
Corp—
common
L'Aiglon
36-%
12 '/a
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Inc
9%
4,(iOo
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1—1—5
7.50
1
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Class A
23%
7a
7 7'a
25c
—1
Kulka
10%
Inc
Inc
Kostin
Kratter
J *-■-»
1
124%
3k
10c
:
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Knott Hotels
Corp
1%
2%
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1%
2%
2
1IV
2
3'/a
1
Co
Minerals Corp Ltd
Industries
Inc—
(S)
1
0,200
——
Napco
1%
33.500
Corp
Namm-Loeser's_Inc
27'a
1%
1%
1.25
1
1
1
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Kleer-Vu
Jan
1,300
3,000
N
47a May
1
10c
Products
Kirkland
24 %
13'%
13
Dec
Cobalt Ltd
Petroleum
3,200
12 T«
12 74
—-10
50c
Co—
Sep
4 % May
19% Mar
12
1
TV
4%
Fob
Jan-
12 '%
-1
;
Murray Ohio Mfg vCo—_——5
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
—2.50
31
Apr
13% May
11%
Company
Kingston
34 '%
class A—l
A__
Jan
Dec
Nov
56%
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingston!
class
Videotronics
10 74
Apr
39%
Co
& Co
Copper
37*
12.50
Tel__
&
Movielab Film Laboratories
Nacliman
Kilembe
Inc—
I
High
Jan
Nov
36%
25c
(Del).Stores
9U
9
96%
—1
1
—-
Kay Jewelry
Kidde
9'«
3%
4
Corp
Company——
50c
Electric 4'%ck pfd—100
Kawecki
Low
2!ii
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Corp
Range Since Jan.
11,000
10
43<,
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Kaiser
91V
17'/,,
Mills
Vernon
Murphy Corporation——
K
9%
1
com
Diablo
MPO
Kaltman
Products
Shares
High
—2.50
Mount
10% May
Dec
15c
—
Nov
7118
Nov
Low
preferred
—__—_4
Company———2
1
2574
74 Jan
4%
10c
Inc
Industries
Jetronic
22 %
23%
1
Co
Metal
Clemens
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
c
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
6Vo
1
Glass
Jefrerson
7,
STOCKS
for Week
Mt
Jeannette
Week's
Friday
Sales
„
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
%
9 7a
3,000
%
8 %
Jan
Oils
Ltd
25
RR
Ind
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Co
Pub
Sorv
l3i
1
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37»
1IA374
50
4%
58 1
pfd—100
59
a
8974
89 74
1
7a
7a
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734
73
(Deli ___toe
3 7%
150
90
2
li! Mar
Jan
Oct
o;% May
50 74
Aug
84
,
1
430
'%
Jan
077.4 May
9214 Nov
'
Rankin
Nickel
Industrial
Nuclear
Corp
Mines
Ltd.-
Corp
of
Amer
,7,
75.200
74,
Nov
7k May
4
8%
2,400
07a
Feb
13'% May
3'%
334
7" 22,300
3 7,,
Nov
8 74
May
15'%
Jun
T
•
M
Publications Inc—
MacFadden
Mack
L'.c
Trucks
Macke
Vending Co class
Mackey
—
1
8%
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it
Communication
Martin-Marietta
Mcotury
Mead
Oil
Johnson
Menasco
Mfg
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0,200
3 7'a
90 J
19',4
1% May
Jan
21%.
227a
31 ''2
33:%
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25
11%
ll3,.
12 7'a
2,400
10%
44
43'
45
1,300
307a
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18%
18 7'a
20%
0,200
18 '/a
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10,:JOJ
2
0
Occidental
Ogden
9
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Brass
Power
Okalta
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dist"
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f
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74
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Miami Extruders Inc
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Aiir
14%
Michigan
57
Apr
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sluires_ 10s
Opelika Mfg Corp
5
Nov
O'Sullivan
Dec
22%
Jan
13
Nov
May
20
Feb
47b May
46 74 Nov
337 a
Sep
46'%
10
Oct
127a
09,200
0%
6%
3,200
0%
Jan
8%
10%
4 4,40 J
6%
Sep
1174
Micro ma tic
01,100
17i»
Nov
3
Midland
147 %
18,100
122%
Jan
202%
5%
4,000
140
4%
1,600
%
Old
Town
40e
Corp
Mid-West
Midwest
5%
6
11%
10%
3%
3%
conv
Overseas
Rubber
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_
_
Electric
Oxford
Manufacturing
Investment
_
12
Aug
Pacific
Clay
77a May
Pacific
Gas
%
Jan
Jan
6
800
1 % Mar
33
Sep
12%
Feb
10%
Nov
2%
Jan
4
Feb
2,900
4
5 Ms
9,400
47,600
11%
10%
Jan
13
5%'i
Wohl
Co
Milo
convertible preferred
Electronics Corp__
10%
10%
1,200
36%
39
8,000
Minnesota
Mirro
Power
Aluminum
&
13%
12%
13%
1,800
5%
1st
1st
pfd
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
Airlines
RR
Iiic
v
774 Apr
20% Mar
redeemable
1st
4.50'.;,
redeemable
1st
4.36%
redeemable
1st
Jan
14
May
Pacific
Industries
Sep
60% Mar
Pacific
Dec
67a May
8 %
4,300
10
Jun
21%
47
Aug
57a
4,100
4 34
Oct
107k May
16%
1,800
1374
Jan
18%
Nov
0 74
Mav
a
474
5 "4
29 3 4
5,200
41 %
43
3% Jan
3,800
2774
157a
Jan
29 3
Dec
ll'/o
17
Jan
23%
Feb
$4.75
conv
28%
Nov
$4.36
Sep
32 % May
27%
Jan
29%
25 %
Jan
27% July
7%
7'/a
7-74
8,200
5'/2
Jan
101
3,500
39'%
Apr
Sep
19%
Jun
10%
Oct
75
98%
Sep
22%
Sep
24%
24%
900
5 '/a
5 %
5%
9,000
5%
8%
1,800
101
24 %
5 V2
5%
9% May
Nov
34
100
Nov
1,000
1,200
500
24%
Feb
20 %
Apr
24 711
25'/»
400
2374 July
25%
Nov
25
25
22%
22 7,,
23'.:,
1,200
Feb
22 %
22''
4,700
13%
104
28'%
26%
247j, Jun
Oct
Dec
Pacific
Pacific
&
Aug
Packer's
Jan
Paddington
Super
Light
class
Tubes—
class A_.
8% May
17 a Jun
Pall
3%
Jan
1
%
IA
%
12,800
%
Jan
29*%
28%
30%
35,700
28%
Dec
45'%
Apr
16%
18%
9,800
10
Oct
297 a
3%
21,000
6%
Feb
560
80%
Jan
150
80%
Jan
9474 Mar
99
210
9174
Jan
9974
x98
x98
xl55
89
5%
130
Jan
84
Jan
2
%
168
9074
Nov
Oct
Nov
4% May
3%
4'%
35 %
37'%
8,500
25 %
Oct
38
14'/a
13%
14 %
144,200
9%
Oct
14%
Dec
10'%
24,500
57a
Jan
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Dec
125
99%
Feb
4
9
103
100
pfd
90 %
Mar
3 5 74-
1
——
1
A——50c
———-*
,1
130
290
xl54'% Xl55
89
95
9%
61
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23'%
51%
3,800
104
9 7 ii
10%
6,200
00 %
63%
4,700
50
22 %
23 %
3,900
22 %
50
54'%
1,800
287a
974
Jan
Dec
10874 Mar
127a
Dec
09
Nov
July
Nov
Dec
27'% Mar
Jan
08 %
Apr
Dec
1%
Apr
Nov
17a May
Apr
234
6,300
94 1
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Page-Hersey
_1
10
94
93
Markets-
Corp
167a May
9'/
x91 7.
Ltd———r:—1
_—*—
Power
23% May
9%
Telep_-_^___^11
Bell
Petroleums
Warrants
24
Jan
x9174
preferred,—!—*
—*
Airlines
Northern
Aug
*
*
*
preferred
Northwest
22%
22
700
a
2
preferred
dividend
Pacific
8 % May
Jan
5
preferred
preferred
Inc
dividend
13%
Apr
30 %
1,400
251
dividend
Jan
12%
45%
July
4,500
28 %
25%
$4.75
Jan
13%
37
3174
28
20
May
19 %
10%
700
31711
28
25%
$4.50
3
2%
Nov
67a May-
Corp
Petroleum
Pancoastal
Pantepec Oil
Chemical
"Class
Pen
Co
.100
90%
90%
9074
120
8274
Jan
92
Nov
Parkersburg-Aetna
.100
97
97
98
120
91
Jan
99
May
Patino
4.50%
preferred series C
*
,
,
145
66
25c
ll'/a
145
05
974
147'
667%11%
420
-.
200
20,400
50%
Sep
Oct
4% Mar
...
Pato
152
Peninsular
66 J%
12
"Nov
Dec
May
Penn
Canada
Corpx
1
—
--2
_1,
1
—2.50
1
Metal'Products—
Traffic
Co..—
Electronics
Corp—
!i!
24,300
,u
7
12
Feb
May
9%
1,500
10 %
12%
5,200
Jan
15%
Apr
22
22
ICO
14
Feb
28
Nov
20 %
22
400
12%
Jan
24%
Nov
9%
10
Jan
12%
Nov
87'h
1
12
—.—2
2
A—
Ltd
29,400
i«
Consolidated. Gold Dredg.Ltd
',.•93:. May
87%-Aug:
142%
of
1
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Bol
B
preferred
preferred series B
,,
vtc—2 Bol
Corp class A—10c
class
4.80',2
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Electrochemical
Parker
(C
Anier shares—1
(C A)
4.40',
19%
5 74
25-%
preferred
preferred
Co—
38
17%
14
Aug
25%
dividend
Park
see page
04% May
25%
Lighting
Park
For footnotes,
Jan
26
25%
$4.40
14%
10
pfd
4.80',
1,200
1
—
52
28'%
25
1st
32
17%
Power
700
57a
14
..25
3,600
Warrants
Monongahela
01%
5 74
317'a
—
24%
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America—:
59
Dec
series A—25
preferred
25
preferred
21%
"ct.fs"
Jun
47
4
25
redeemable
23%
10c
3 7 i.
i!v May
25
6%
redeemable «lst preferred—
20%
•
_
Light 5% .pfd
197a
.
1
5%
23%
50
Company
i
:_.8
Electric
4
____1
Mining Corp of Canada
59 3
com-21
A
preferred--.
_50c
common
4%'r
1,400
4'%
1
class
Products
&
1st
Pacific
Miller
«
A pi-
97
13 3
Feb
10'%
5
——
Jan
47„
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Corp
2.50
Co__
37«
117-
Apr
24 7a Mar
23 %
*
50c
—.
10,400
1334
13'/,,
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—
Securities.-
Jan
2,300.
32
37
1
preferred
Abrasive--
Mill Factors Corp—
12
——1
Inc
Corp SI
Jan
1
common—
preferred
Jan
4
5,000
31'/4
1
Associates
Oil
Jan
74
Jan
1
Hone Corp.———
Microwave
8974
.4
Nov
2%
32
10
23 74
350
a
74
Jun
9%
2%
Corp
;
3074
2,000
2,800
5
1 S
14% Mar
117a
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194
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6117
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Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
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Range
for Week
[STOCKS
American Stock
Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Pep
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1
27
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2,400
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1674
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92,900
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1
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4
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1174 Apr
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Feb
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Apr
274
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187b
24%
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1
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Oct
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July
12%
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11
of
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Tel-A-Sign Inc
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1074 May
672 Apr
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187» Mar
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Taylor International
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Royal School Labs Inc
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Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
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28 74
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26 74
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167b
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Nov
36
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Jan
Corp
Electronics
Dec
Jan
Inc
Sunair
b"4
8% Mar
79
2874
8
187b
19 7t
297b
1274
167b
10c
19G5
3
Rochester Gas <fe Elec 47c
Metals
3,600
Jan
Aug
47a Mar
14
Oct
Inc..
Wells Corp.'
8,600
,
4%
7b
to Jan
Technical
Rogers
7 74
•
Inc
Ai
class
Rodney
674
'
ordinary
Stylon
2% May
Valley Gas Co—
Finance
674
1
series
extended
900
274
8%
Shop
6,200
22
47b
4,300
6 74
...5
4,650
117a
5,800
1974
—1
1,000
117 b
21
'
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73%
69:74
117b
1
4%
Aug
16 7 b
57a
10,700
1072 May
*.?
VA
74
167a
Dec
47b
Jan,
% .Jan
July.,
4 7b
6
2%. Jan
22
474
Stop
5,000
Jun
IOC
Apr
8,000
207»
Nov
107b
1%
200
A
Jan
3%
217 b
87a
3%
1 7b
Nov
217b
574
(Hugo), (Corp.!
3 7b
227a
14
Company
Aluminum Products..
Struthers
Aug
600
(J
23,500
21
2,700
Slinnes
6%
1,000
156,300
Stone
6
217u
6 74
Brewers
&
Dec
23 7a
974
Stetson
3,800
90
Sep
2 A
Apr
5 7a
Jan
217b
118
(The)
B)
Deo
5874
1,700
__1
Col
Container
95
100
227,,
22 7b
7b
9 7b
Dec
17b
1
i__
Dec
Jan
877b
22
22
63
877b
—
2
22
8%
Nov
—'
97b
Jun
4% Mar
Nov
Nov-
257b
•
10c
17%
4%
_
14 7b
Dec
Chemical
98
267b
Jun
,J '
;
__1
900
22
37b
10
Inc.
Iuc^_
Associates
Grande
18-
1
Corp
Warrants
Rolls
Nov
1
Argentine Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp...
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Rollins
Stepan
19%
6
5c
Cozl:.
Foil
Robinson
Jan
Feb
Jan
23%
Ltd
....
Jan
147a
7 7b
21%
i_
Rico
Ritter
19%
..
62
24 74
700
__1
1
Corporation
Inc
6%
47b
Corp
Parts
Stelma
25%
13 74
774
—
Insurance Co
Restaurant
Vte
Steel
Dec
4,100
23 74
Y
Republic Industrial Corp.
Republic Transcon Indus Inc.
Rio
May
18
>
Canada
19%
237a
Investment. Corp.
(Robert)
Resistoliex
of
America14 7a
Reeves Sounclcraft
Republic
Steel
Sep
18%
Broadcasting <te Dev
Reliance
Sep
14 7a
IO'/b
A
Remington
lit Dec
20
200
257b
.1
Instruments
38
Jan
22
8,900
16
1
Corp
Realty Equities Corp
Pump Co—
Reis
13,000
89
2612
25
17%
__1
preferred
Statham
Co
34% May
common
27%
2274 Oct
Sep
Jan
_1
Mines
Sep
Investment
Reda
Reeves
25
547a
29 7b
167b
3c
Corp
'4,200
15%
America
Properties
Class
1 t;
;
15%
Co
Corp
convertible
Dec
Jan
7,600
674
Corp
16
Feb
13
74
32
i i
I
.
10
-ib.
Rayette Co Inc
Real
317b
31%
14
23
40c
I
700
16
277a
31%
7b
Jan
500
2
'
IS
2374
...
Packing Co
14%
'
1
Rapid-American Corp.;
Rights
Rath.
14 7b
14%
(They
11% May.
14 V* Jan
Jan
3974
1
Co
Uranium
Jan
9
674
v
267 b
5
.
class: B__i.
Aviation
Stanrock
5 7i
8,600
,
1
Inc
Standard-Thomson
10% Mar
2
Co
Standard
Quebec
Corp
.
Corp common.. __1
.20
preferred
__1
Corp..
:
convertible
Metals
Jan
19,300
89
'■
25
25
.'
Paint
Standard
Quebec Power Co
26'
,
Standard
Apr
25
20
'mmirn
25
Petroleum
Inc
Brands
105
•
-.25
_lc
Standard
Nov
' '
30
..25
Inc
Nov
Jan
22
30%
25
preferred
Line
Arena
217b
21%
39
1274
49-
78
21%
39
5%
6,800
107a
16
Jan
300
8 7b
97a
12%
8
297b
1,700
76%
3
Pulp <fc Timber..
77b
9%
157a
1
Sports
67b
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp.
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
•
Puget Sound
67 b
Feb
Mar-
657a
Edison—
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Stahl-Meyer
88
6%
•
...12.50
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
Colorado—
100
Co
Materials Co Inc
Jan
35
1
Southern
4%
Nov
;
Corp....
California
4,100
42%
1
Southern
3,100
17%
;
Nov
6 7b
Sep
Aug
41'/a July
£1
;
777a
157a
14
16
2674
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
Southern
Nov
400
1,000
1,815
4.24%
Oct
Jun
1574
1,400
preferred
Jan
5%
Inc
Oil
No:
197(t
52
Apr
14
18%
277'u
Apr
47b
Nov
507a
preference
Nov
Jan
267a
cumulative
18
3
52
convertible
49%
%
267a
4.32%
1174
14%
1
2%
%
2
1
Co____
Jan
,
7»
3,300
cumulative preference
Dec
7%
3,300
2%
22,300
4.48%
""
Aug
Jan
72
4.56$,
Oct
9%
44%
14 7b
137a
7a
__25
117a
7%
417a
Sep
47,900
..25
33% July
8%
42%
10c
Apr
6
1
3,100
I'm
cumulative
2,800
.1
—.60%
32
•
Oil
California
4.08%
28%
Oct
77B
3
High
Oct
7a
17B
originn'l preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
37b May
Apr
60%
22
157a
57e>
.
100
6%
4.78%
Apr
Apr
.157a May
62% Nov
Jan
400
Penn
Southern
16% May
27 7a Apr
Dec
1574
2,700
V.
3
Dec
6%
South
Jun
20
174
•
Corp
Coast
24
30,900
6%
rets
Manufacturing.
South
Feb
Jan
12 7B
5,400
Dec
15% Aug
14% July
39
58%
HI
16%
Jan
5% Mar
400
11%
2
11%
10374
1,000
16%
117a
-
Soss
Sep
24%
24
25o
Ltd.
Sonotone
15%
■
; 7%
15%
1
il 74 May
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
22 74
1
Ltd
deposit
Airways
Jan
Oct
11,100
13%
I 1%
1%
15%
1,400
437a
13
57 74
preferred
Puerto
42 7a
G%
1
Gas
Service
%
-*
Ltd
(The)
Providence
1,700
1%
Slick
8
2,800
1174
(Del)—2.50
Corp
convertible
Prophet
Public
9%
13
Inc
Realty
Corp
Mfg Co Inc
$1.25
13%
8%
43
X. J—2.50
Proctor-Silex
Progress
13%
17% May
10% Apr¬
87
550
Mines
Venezuelan
10%
1,700
10%
1
Royalties Ltd-
Mines
10,600
1274
103
7a
10
Prentice-Hall Inc
Preston
10
9%
11%
Jan
Nov
22%
Shares
High
lQc
Corp
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
774
7
1,000
97B
50c
—
8
102
*
class A
Alexander Inc
Presidential
13
10c
Co
Corp
Precisionware
9%
11%
102'
*
Polymers Inc
Lambert Co...
&
7%
50
Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil
137a
1
Corp
Powdrell
Power
Sinclair
4%
7a
1
Scale.
Simpson's
2.200
4
.
Polarad, Electronics Corp
Poloron Products class A
Dec
Low
20c
-
Boardman, Publishing—
preferred...
conv
4072
5% :v;'
Corp
Precision
American
Simmons
Apr
4
2
Lighting Inc
Automobiles—
Simco
3174
5
1
Mfg
Silvray
2,500
4 74
Corp
Materials
38%
5 74
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co.
Plastic
37%
10c
Inc
Plastics
'A
pesos
Corp..
Industries
38
A
for Week
of Prices
2
Silver-Miller
VA May
hi
class
Co
B
Creex
$3
5
:
Dec
Gas
&
Transistor
Silver
2172 July
36% Aug
2 A, Aug
65,900
5 7b
;
Oil
Class
Oct
36
157a July
30
1&
,
Oct
12
Feb
16%
5%
Pierce
Oct
22 7a
1,100
1
Industries
Signal
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
30% Nov
90
Week's
Last
Exchange
High
.
6574 Jan
400
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics..i.
1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Pioneer
i
Jan
30%
—
Corp
Peruvian
7%
American Stock
Silicon
.....2.50
L
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26%
80
Corp
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long
Island - Inc....
25c;
Circle
(Range for Week Ended December 15)
Sales
Last
37
2.60
6
1%
107b
25% July
4
Jan
RR & Canal
regis.
Feb
7% May
6,700
5A
'
51
574
57e
16.500
118
56,200
%
J*B
800
40%
Apr
874
Dec
107b
Oct
4% Feb
107b
Jun
77a
Oct
I
it
4974
51
874
874
9
74
1,300
87 b-
8
974
21,100
6%
3% Jan
*
Sep
2* Apr
53%
Nov
VA
7 74
1,000
1827a
150
4%
Jan
474
VA
10s
100
Dec
5ye
Nov
57a
Apr
1677a Mar
185%
Nov
Ltd—
ord
39
Jun
Nov
178
178
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
S
Air
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
50c
Conditioning Corp
Tile
Rubber
Universal
Reclaiming
6%
—T
25c
Co.
Corp
OIL
Consolidated
2%
6
7V4
2%
'...6%
1,200
8
2,000
10
46
Container Corp
Universal
Controls
cl A com_10c
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Marlon
Utah-Idaho
7
25c
Inc
17.78
Corp:——
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
Victor
10";
10%
14%
Victoreen
Viewlex
10%
10
Ihstrument
class- A
Coal St
Products.
Pood
Inc^..^
Wagner
7%■
6%
5
800
3%
Nov
12
6,500
53/4
Feb
11
11
U%
3,300
27,100
1.7 %
;7% ,'
Bond' Inc
10%
103/i
11
11%
8%
2
103/s
series
Weiman
—4
preference
1
Utilities- 4.40%
Texas
50c
Leaseholds
Western
Nuclear
Western
Stockholders
5%
4%
Corp..
3,800
35%
293/4
900
24%
14
10c
1,400
14
15
1%
26
200
22
Jam
33
1,700
12
May
25
33/a
2,000
5
May
24%
26%
1,200
20
11%
10%
13
4,500
10% Dec
7,800
13 V4
17%
17%
7%
.1
18%
7%
8%
14%
69,400
15%
7,700
14%
14%
Jam
97%
34%
425
16
15%
16%
1,250
15%
15
15%
900
5s
7%
7%
18
6%
4
33%
7 Ya
Corp——...—_lflo
______
1
6%
34
7
Period
/
debs
'
-•
19
^
Steel
Edison
7,300
5
4%
Jan
13,300
7%
Deo
Last*,
f
'
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Brandy wine
Chemoil
Raceway
Industries
Assn* 6s
debs
6s
58
f
//■: 90 Va
Quar-Feb*
88
June-Dec
191
Low
25
88
58
5
50
92
59
$75
Vending
wi
6s
—#
_—Mar-Sep-
135
131
140
65
Feb-Aup*
Continental.
Davega
87
87
98
35
$93%
93%
* 1-25
94%
90
101
65*
81
New York Stock
Exchange
Period
Sale Price
Friday's
82
89%
Low
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970.
Jan-July
Jan-JUty
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
j.April-Ocf
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1st
mtge
coll1trust 3%« 1971____
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge &' 'COU trust 33/8s
1975___.
4J/as
f
s
33/4s
debentures
sinking
fund
19721
debentures
1973
1st
mtge
1st
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
4%s
1st
&
f
s
coll
trust
debentures
4%s
f
s
debentures
States
■
1978____
mtge & coll' tr 5s
5%s
United
1977
4%s
States
f
s
92%
91 >/«
91%
*89
•-
•98%
1980
91%
4s
debentures
debs
3
,
*91%
in
89
5
98 V4
14
100%
18
973/4
101 %
April-Oct
lst
102 3/a
101 Va
105 Va
5 VaS
lOi'/a
1041%
Western
160
86
111%
163
*91%
Jan-July
April-Oct
1986
94%
94%
10034
80
96
145
100 Va 101
213
91 %
92%
983/4
Co—
4%s
conv
SUb°rd debentures 1976
subord: debs
1980
1st &
1st
ref 27/eS
series G 1919
97 Va
33/4S
102
H
General mortgage
1975__Mar-Sept
*
'
88
40
81
184
81
5
1980
"
Mar-Sent
l
•
lien a& Kef 4c serieA F
1983_..li__
6& suhnrd, income
debs 2008i
'
833/4
101
118%
176
80
1966;
*
l W*
1982.j
RR
Co
April;
-
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99
99
62
66
44
48
45
66
44
44%
?
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55
,
$62
44%
$52 Va
34-
54
(not included in
h Ex-principah.
year's
rangeh d Ex-interest.
Under-thbnrule' transaction
'
-
,
.
Week's Range
Week's Range
Last'
Sale Price
or
Co
3%s
4%s
debs
Central! RR
Wisconsin
Public
Jan. 1
,
28
*84%
953/8
'v
95
95%
81%
*92%
10
97
......
;
49%
84%
84%
94%
_V
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98
-
<
■■■*
-
74%
84
91
93%
96
A
^
99%
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51%
11
44
56%
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36
44
56
91
91
3
91
97
96 Va
*
80 Va
97%
—
21
82
803/4
•
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1975/.
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99 Va
73'
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1
5
73%
73%
94%
94%
5
91%
95
92%
95
*94
96
95
95%
97%
85
85
953/4
95%
Jan-July
May
*63
49
49%
—
w.
'
64%
2029,
Service
3%s
June-Dec
*79%
91
91
112%
94;
85
81 %
5
29
97
91
58%
65
38%
50
79
"3
——
*
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
88
85%
733/t
Co—
1976
96 3/4
78
733/4
—Feb-Aug
-Jan-July
1979.
103%
933/8
*70
_Jan-July
1978
Elefctricr Power 2%s
2%s
Range Since
Sold
47%
mortgage 4s series A 2004
mortgage
Bonds
*30
1981. —Jan-July
f debs 1980.
s
s:f
Friday's
Bid & Asked
97
1967
mtge-4%s-inc series A Jan
Wisconsin
1st
series D
81
--
——
_
,
Yonkers Elec Lt-&Power: 2%s 1976
86 V*
Youngstown Sheetf & Tube
90'
85
89%
86
77
*89%
92
88%
—
86
69
...
79%
89%
81
73%,
1st
v<->»
♦86%
84%
48
86%
90 Va
,
91
112 %
118 %
70%
.
;
■
A
ser
84
113%-116'
/
66
$60
__Jan-July
3%s
mtge
a
,.
Deferred
Included
not
'
4%s
in
steries
H
71%
18
69%
69
69 V».
5
66%
78-
82 Va
82%
2
77
82'/a
77%
in
delivery sale
not
included in
the
the'Bankruptcy Act,
or
as
by
773/4
98
..
104%'
year's- range, , d Ex-interest,
e Odd
lot sale not
not' Included in the year's "rahcef
sale
r <Cash
_■
.
maturity..
being in bankruptcy, receivership,
securities
Friday's.bid,and ask prices;
selling flat.
77
*99%. 101
range,
n Under-the-rule sale
thv year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability'impaired
• Bonds
*77 3/4
April-Oct
the. year s
included
*
Jan-July
Co—
1990
$ Companies reported
April'
Feb-Nor
87%
64
79%
v
1991".
87%
-Jan-July
—J an-July
—
763/4
*91%
_Feb-Auo
13%
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gtd 2361
83%
*73%
"** *'
May-Nov
10'
$99
.May-lVou
I
convertible1- debentures
&
First
85%
W
Wabash RR Go—,
Gen mtge 4e income
series A Jan-1981
Gen mtge income
4%s series B Jkn
4s
1974
series
85%
*85
Ry 3s series B* 1995
May-Nbv
Fftst lien< and, ref.
mtge 3%s ser G 1973-Aprll-Oct"
1st
First mortgage 3%s series
BT1971"
Periodt
*84
Mar-Sent
72
$60
Interest
76%
gtd 5s* 2003.—.Jan-Julu
983A
(Range for Week Ended December 1 5)
*—
Anril-nm..
30
-
$64
—JUne-Dec
'
*81%
1981—June-Dec
4>/4* 19831
108%
79%
Mar-SeDt
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vr
3%s
3%s
1st
Pacific
Wisconsin
93%
__
127% 133
~~
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ser
i«f & ref. M 3j/46 series J ser 1
jS0rlfaS ?i/refunf 3%s 1982
1st
Virginia & Southwest first
87
87%
Mar-Sent
& Power Co:—
refund mtge 23/4S ser E
ref 3s series F 1978
First and
First and refund
mtge 23^s
*102%
Mar-Sept
Virginia Electric
&
June-Dec
70*
$88
Deferred delivery/,transaction
a
First mortgage13 %s
WilsDn
1969..
116
$90
_^__.___^April-Oct
1972!
5s
2381
debentures
Whirlpool Corp
Corp of America—
conv subord
debentures
101
96%
63 %
963/4
$7%'
5s income debentures 1984
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
_Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake: Erie RR 23/4s A 1992— Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
_Mar-Sept
82
89
__
97
15
96%
$120
,
1983___
10
'98%
08%
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969- _April-Oct
mortgage 3%'s series C 1979—.— _April-Oct
1
v
Vendo
RR
registered
23
__
130
Western
Vanadium
3%s
Shore
4s:
102 3/4
96%
Electric
Power
West
92 Va
98
Penn
Penn
104
*82
110"
98
ref
West
157
159%
18
$120
receivership.
West
88 Va
102 Va 102 %
May-Nov
152
£
.
101V4
100 Va
first
RR
104
April-Oct
116
130
90%
gtd gold 3%s 2000. —Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970. —Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967 ..Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
-May-Nov
93 Va
96 V*
100
102%
.
87%
98
May-Nov
76
44
70'
2VaS' 2008—May-Nop-
RECORD
Warren
963/4
893/4
i
99
Freight C6— •
Steel
98
Jh?t-July
Jan-July
New York Stock Exchange
High
91
24
70
76
ASsii—
BONDS-
92
100
98%
_Mav-Nov
1980
93
90
92%
Jan-July
Jmi-July
1947
of Denmark
§ Reported
155
84 Va
'
88- :
89%
Abbreviations Used above—"cod," certificates of- deposit;, "cons,!' consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv,"'convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock;, "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i;" when issued; "w W," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan. T
Low
90
'
Jan-July
5s conv subord debentures
1981
U S Rubber 2%s debentures
1976
2%s debentures 1967—.
United
»—
93
92%
*
Range Since
No.
103
90%,
TEx-liquidatlrig distribution/ g Ex-stock dividend!
11
(not included'in-year's range).
x«Transaction for cash (not: included in year's range),/t Ex-dis¬
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
• Bonds'being traded flat.
■ ' '
/'.!
•
£
v
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
; /
94
140
80%
Sold
High1
'
107
Friday
Bid & Asked
10
,
■
120
Bonds
102 3/a
983/4
13
92%
70%
Friday?
or
105%
121
Jan-July
Week's Rwnge"
Last'
99%
105%
91%
....Feb-Aug
1949_...
(issue of Octi 1927)
BOND
Friday
„
97%
102%
97%
$89
-June-Dec
Continued from page 33
Interest
105
3'
tribution.
Stores. Corp—
B O'N D S
100%
15
105
$91
;_Jit?te-Dec
—
0v2s
f No' par value,
60
1001
Feb-Aug^
Jan-July
993/4
103 %
87'
$97% 100
——
41
92
94%
-
3qo'
101%
91%
stamped .(Plan A) 2%s 2008.
l-Mar-Sepf
Peru
(Republic of)—
'-. /
c
Sinking fund
Jan T 1997
.^——Jan-July.
Rio de Janibro*stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012__Jan-July
88%
12 flf -
88 Va
—
$98%
May-Nou
1974
stamped^ (Plan. A)
•7s
High
64
121% 121%/ 1
June-Dec,
1973
NO.
104%
103%
84%
85
9
104
Mortgage Bank of Bogota-—
%
/
*"7s (issue of May 192?) 1947 £———May-Nov
Jan; L
"
80%
r
103 Vi
>
Kangt Since
Solds
102
92%
'3-
96
89%
17,
$103 V4
115
J.3.
1967
Maranhao
"
High
66
series B
(Prov)
Dec
Bonds-
81%
100
89%
84 V4
88
91%
89/4
101
104%
91
!
78 *
87
' 3
973/4
'
82
85
,
•83.'.
95
*80
96
V
120
•83
93
81%
>'!
207 / -
120 -i
119.
96%
$89 V4
•
91'
102
Va
120
122
95%
Parana
'
June-Dec
A. 19701
Low
64
,
seres
4%s
Mortgage Bailk
Friday's
Bid & Asked
-95
125
Debentures^-
A! 1967-
5 %s
May
9%-
Adjustment
•■Hanover
Week's Ratig«
or
Sale Price
-
Debt
Sep
10
6
$85
87%
97%
117Va
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
■V" 83/4 Mar
•
"3
•
assumed
no
sales
by
such
or
reorganized
under Section
77
of
companies.
being transacted during current .'week.,.
/
•.
-
-
90%
Corp—:
1976
Inc 5s debs
Knapp
95 Va
.$82%
1973—Mar-Nov
Investing
debs
82%
$83
71
(Germany) 7s 1951
...
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1962
German
Savings- Banks and- Clearing
May
8
Jans
5,300
1—June-Dec
Is 1998
6a--Aug
2%s series
&
1980
6%s
Corp tdebs 6s ser A 1963
Watef Power !3%s 1964.
&
-
95%
1970—Peb-Aug
__Mar-Nov
•-Baden
4% July
39% Aug
20% Jan
'
<7%.
e
Pump 4s Inc debs
Power 3%s 1970..
700
•
"9%
Jtme-Deo
Elec
Dec
-7s/a
\
Webb
Jun
8 3/a
NbV
7%
Interest-
Exchange
5 %
3%
•
6
»
7%
(Calif) 3s
3%s
Electric
subord
121
,
97 -
:
88
120
'r
'***'•
April-Oct
1971—Jan-July
Washington
3l/2 May
1% Jan
% Jun
10,600
700
.
Bethlehem
conv
Wasatch
May
19% Mar
7
Aug
2%. Aug
12,600
5%
3%
34
,
Steel &
600
1
.
5%
4
50c
-
Nov
Gas
Improvement
wi
^
Apr-Oct
&
5
*
115
Va
21
'
100% 1003/«
1970
•
fc'.
Friday-
Boston
7% Jan
12%
£1
-*n'i B'O'N D S-
Appalachian
6s
35%- Sep
16% Dec
com
subord
19 %
Jan
32
2
Jewelry Co^c.—
Off-Shore Co
United
121'U
;
Mar-Sept
Corp 6s May 1
Transportation Corp of Amer
21% May
90%
34%
-5
con
Dec
Aug
22%
»
1
Zapata
• Amer
14%
16
1985
Counties
v
Feb-Aug
3%s
91
$100V4 100 7/8
Mar-Sept
__Mar-Sepf
1986
Gas
1O63/8
_Feb-Aug
__
Gas
96%
121
,
—_—Jan-AUp
Teleregister
Jun
75
M
86%
96%'
v
95
$88
—April-Oct'
——
80
100%
120'" 277
32
87
1983
California
Southwestern
14%; Dec
30
series
86%
?
$85
...^
1985
Southern
Apr
12%
16
25c
5%s
32
Dec
94%
preferred—
Inc
Jan
7
3%. Oct
L
4%s series N
Dec
94
Yonkers
Alsco
13%
K
series
Southern
41%'May
16
Inc
American Stock
Jan
25
40c
-"u
2% May
2% Sep*
4,900
"93/4
14
% Feb
18,500
series
43/as
Dec
1%
Va
.Feb-Aup
47®s series Jv 1982'
5s
99%
83%
4
3
71
>
*
45
$81
I- 1982r
4%s
Apr
23%
series
157
08%
91'
953/8
Feb-AUg
-————Feb-Auy
1—:
1982
H-
103
270
—Feb-Any
1981
series
86
--—April-Oct
1979.
43/4s
Oct
17
pfd—100
dep rets ord regular
6%
preference.
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
.—_
Gorp>
Dec
F
1
101
———Jun-July_„.__Feb-Aup
1976
4%s
Sep
13%
3,400
series
91%
100
68
215-
96'%
1965__£_£_Mar-SepZ
1973
3
74
993/4
*-'94%
1967—.—^.i^May-Nov
1964i__;__'
serieS' E11978*
3s
July
29
33/8
1
Machine..
Petroleum
33
Dec
series" D'
-
102
19981.Jan-July
1"970P<——
-
130 /
998/4
247
1984._June-.Dec
6s
Bv 1973:
series" C
3%s
Jan
22
(P W) Ltd—
Poods
32 %
Jam
A"
series
3%s series G
49% Mar
20
650
series
3 Van
v
Co
3s
62
153
87'
'
73
1977L-_i^£-^i_-.^-i.^'2___'J^v;..
Corp 3s 198lL_May-ZV6u-
Edison
2"%s
Apr
30% Jan
22 3/4
10
Brothers common..
preferred-——
Zapata
Jan
%
25%
1
Industries
American
Zion
4%
..
26
10c
I'
Raceway-- Ihc
Jan
Y* Jam
1%
1
.
6%
2%
Califbrnia
95 '
159
54 Va
123
60
Apnl-Ocl
Power
3s
Dec
23%
1
__
.Wisconsin Pw?r;.&. Light 4Vz%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Zale
6 Va
Water
3 Va-s
Dec
":v,5% Apr
2jjj, July
issued1
when*
debs
97 Va
22'
er
99%
—April-Oct
debs
subord
conv
Harbor
Southern
7% May
3% Aug
5,200
3/a
34
22%
—1
,
Inc
Industries
71'
Dec
28% Feb
1
10c
Williams (RVQ &);Co——
Woodall
3 %
22
34
•
Witli^ms-McWilliams
Nov-
4% Jan-
10
(The)
95% July
100
28%
•
20
Williams Brothers Co
30%
21,100
%
Is
Wiebolt Stores Inc..
Woolworth
3
3am
Jan
9,400
5%
53/4S
Safe
04*7s
32
140 Va
128% 131
—Jan-July
American
53/46
1% Mar
Ltd—
„
Wood Newspaper
5%
-
•
Jan
30%
8,000
53/8
Inc..
5%
71
57%
4%
shares
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board—.
White Eagle International." Inc.
White Stag Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Williamhouse
65%
Rapid
5%. Apr
6% May
48
59Va;
115-129
*
1966
3V4S
& Gas
98%.
56".
127
Apr-uct
1970;
PubMc Service- Electric
10
42
1298/4
Feb-Oct
Power
&
97%
Mar-Sept'
,
1971
Water
11%
6
x
—Jan-July
1976;
3%s
6%
133
Inc—
6%s
1st: mortgage
92
21
128'
:
1976:
wl
76
116
$91%
......April-Oct
America—
mortgage1 3s
3%s
101%-Dec
Jam
%
Power
1st
of
Petroleum
"
99
100%
7%
139
1976—Jan-July
.'
debs
conv
Pennsylvania
Dec
18 %>
400
5%
Stationery
Oil
5,800-
30
29%
_5o
.
Invest
Jan/*
2
1,300
1,V
1
4%
Coal—
River
4%
2
3% Feb
1,400
Ohio
4% May
Jan..
75-
280-
4
3%
3%
—•
Ihc
Westmoreland
101%
1984
debentures
Television
24
V
101
;
.
7
58
April-Oct
...
Corp
5%s
16% May
1% Jan*
88%
25c
Ltd
Westmoreland
96
29%
Nuclear
eVa'
115
May-Nov
Corp—
subord
Theatres
1974
Occidental
8Ya May
1
20,800
599,100
I
Western
American dep. rots ord
3%
106
Gold & Uranium. Inci
Tablet' St
1% Jan
100
__
Western
Wilson
2,400
"I
.1%
pfd
Westbury Fashions Ihc
Western Development
Co—
Wichita
6%
2
5%s
HesS
Research
convertible
5%s
Jan
1,25
Inc
Products
National Bellas
5s
92
97%
liq tr ctfs—
1963
Feb
85
4
West Chemical
Western
103/4
Nov
4% Jan.
Inc.
West Canadian 011& Gas Ltdi.
West
Jan
66
~2%
101 %
Company
Wentworth
4
240
1%
Manufacturing.
&
23,600
2
*
.
Valley RR 4s
National
8% Mar
7%
70 V*
6
~2Vb
Midland
6%%
1978
May
5%
6%
10c
Chemical 4%s
42%
90
120
1
116
Jan-July
Power Realization Tr
Italian
Kawecki
Apr
68 %
preferred——10
common
Jan
3% Jan
600
•
•
14
96
116
-
.
^—June-Dec
:
Nov
37%
4-%
.wi
1973
High
26%
2
95
.
$91
120*
Jan-July
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972—
Oct
V
16;:
17
-90
-
$6
45
33%
4
debs
Jan. 1
Low
'/
National
Jan
9%. Nov
12 3/a
1970:
"
Corp—
Nippon Electrib- Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Jan
16%
~57/8
4s
31
17
93
May-Nov
RR
30
30
;
:
International
conv
No.
May-Nov
1963..—April-Oct
Jan
6 %
200
70
Western
&
debs
15%
12,100
10
300
May-Kov
_Apr-Ocf
1974
12% May
29% May
10%
25%
10
16,700
6s
15 3/8
34%
instruments Co;—I
Ino
Oct
1993.:
A
subord
6s
Range Since
Soldi
High
Division—.
Oct
25%
_•
100
common
6%
Guantanamo
7s
19% May
14% Oct
Oct,
10%
22,400
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
RR—
series
4s
Builders
Registered'
Apr
10
8,400
8%
J
Development
•
223/a May
31%
7%
9%
—*'
,—*..
8%
6%
N
mortgage
Hoffman
Nov
10% Nov
10
10«
....
■;
3,900
:
1.1 %
11 Ya
1
•
non-cumi conw
Knapp
»,
1
25c
Col—
3%
of
General
15 Va May
Jan
3%
11%
Co
Coke
_.
Waltham Precision
$6
8% Jan
2,400
25c
.
Baking common
Webb- &
Apr
Western
&
General
40% Aug
173/4 Feb
123/a
3%
preferred
Waitfc &
Dec
7%
Manufacturing
Waco1 Aircraft
8,800
-
Dec
53
July
9%
7%
H%
_.
Iron
Vita
Vogt
Vornado
27
1
Co
*
Vincoj Corporation.—.
Virginia
Jan
11,300
u'
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
• 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993...
Fotochrome Inc 5%s 1981—„—__—.
Apr
16%
1
(The)
Inc
93/s
Dec
-1
Ctf
1st
143/8 May
/
'
warrants
Capital Corp of America
Paint
Oct
8%
75
*9%
*
Industries
Van Norman
Venture
5%
36
9%
.11%
1
Valspar
34
Jan
Jan
Lack
Lackawanna
13 % Mar
-
4%
31 %
"72,400 ""
8%
Delaware
8% Jan
v
3,300
7%
8%
34
•*
—5
Corp
Sugar——
-7
8%
Interest
*-
Exchange
Low
53/8 May
8,300
'
Universal
Dec
4,900
53
American Stock
High
5% July
7% Dec
9%
47 V*
Low
5,700
7%
9%
10
Range Since Jan. 1
3'/8
-
Monday, December 18/ 1961
Friday,
BOND S
Shares
Highr
3
1
Co.
American
Universal
Low
.
(Range for Week Ended December 1 5)
for Week
STOCKS
O
.
Sales
American Stock Exchange
Par
„
_
,
.
Volume
194
Number
6117
The Commercial and
;
;
.
Financial Chronicle
(2691)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended December 15)
Boston Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Par
.
American
Tel
&
Boston
Edison
Boston
&
Eastern
Corp
33%
St
Ry
RR—1—-—100
Co—
Common
-:
6r/e
;
6'fc
1st
preferred
cum pfd
; General
85
Electric
Co————
16%
High
Nov
857
■
.67
* 30
80
30
5
i
78%
65
Feb
35
:,70
21%-
,20
U
78%
133
60% May
15%- 15%
109% 110 <:'■
%
27-
.
11%- 12
.;JulV
.
,,
.
48
.
102 %
Apr
■80%
Nov
W;J
(F
125
Companies-——__—l
v:
v
>
:i
26
8c
48 %r
48%70
Pennsylvania RR-iw.i——-10
'
8c ;
4,550
25%,:;26%
16%
: * 25
48%
'»
.70
•
16%
.40
62%.
116% Jan
62%
64'/*
19
144'/* May
79%
35% Mar
79%
82
65%. Nov
94!
38%.
;
37%
38 %
,—_—10
Jam
r
40
-
28
74'
Nov.
11%. Jan
»
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/ '•*
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/
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.
42
United. Fruit
Co—1_—-i——•
25%
25%
26%
458
Machinery Corp com—25
Westinghouse Electric Corp___—__6.25
71 %•
71%': 71%
'■'* 38
54%
Jan
29% Aug
Mar
76
525
J 37%
Dec
49%
"'
'
42
"
43%
29 %
650
~
Shoe
38%,
,
37%
-
38%
v
_
Jan
44
\ 17% Jan
Dec
/
/
Borman
Jan
Low
Products
16%:
j
Metal
'Cincin ati Stock
.
j.,
—.'Friday
;."
■
6%
S T O'C K S
Range
" Sale Price
Aeronca
Par
Carey
Mfg ■
Champion Paper
Gas
Cincinnati
of Prices
/ '
'-!_-_10 '
6%
Cincinnati
Transit
Cincinnati Union Stock
&
Michigan
RR
common
Little
t
—
Mfg
5
—5
——
Procter id?.,* Gamble—*———ifr U
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41
"
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!
-.noV,-
Co
of
5
Can
t
Airlines
American
& Tel
Co—
1
!———
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Steel—
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./Brunswick
Corp—tt_t———1•
Burlington Industries 1
1
Burroughs
.——5
69 Va
Corn
/
17%
Curtiss
Wright
Dayton
Power
78
47%;i
27%
24*%
.«■-*
Detroit
Dow
Du
Steel
39%:
10
Oct
49
44 y4
67%
26
38%
Jan
97%
Nov;
115
*t
,13%
Jan
13
Jan
19
'
,42%
149
,~
El
Paso- Natural
Federated
(Ford
Depf
Motor-,-,
Fruehauf
■
_J
53
7
Stores—1.25
/
56%
Laughlin
t
Martin-Marietta Corp/——
,
McGraw-Edison
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Cash>
National
.
Ward
,
National Distillers
National
: North
Pepsi-Cola
—
1—
57
Jan
30
63%
16
41
185%
Jan
252%
^
26
57%
113
12
98%
Sep
'f-.v
26%
183
'25%
Nov
35%
Jan
57%
115
70
26 /
27%
63%
19 Vb
25
56
27
43%
.
335
75
-
520/
28
43%
24 %
34%
9'
43%
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51%
51%
70
43
75%
10<.
59'
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28%
216
25 y4
40%
24
307/e
36,y«
Jan
,
44
67%
31%
30%
"
31%
'
73%
-
Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
Sears
JUn
American
Jan
142%
3
Jan
77%
10
Jan
79%
Sep
42%
Apr
56%
56%
2
46% July
60%
50
53
J an
54%
49
49%
Jan
\
60%
61%
115
54%
Jan
77%
83%
212
72%
Sep
88 y8
35
36%
174
3iy2
Nov
Railway
:
*
Sperry. Rand
Standard
Standard
Standard
50o
Brands
Oil
Oil
(N J)
footnotes,
82%
22%
'"82%
24.%.,,.
83%
f
7
50%
50-
52%
57"%
55V*
57
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Par
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Hecla Inc
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
Pacific <Un)
&
Calumet
Corp
Carrier
1,2
Central
Corp
56/4
*
&
Deere
Muter
62
Jan
22%
200
22
Oct
32%
Jan
54
Dec
67 %
Jan
187 k
Feb
Nachman
53
56%
1,925
15%
400
21
115
147k
Jan
26 %
Oct
National
24%
200
21 Va
Jan
267k
9%
2,900
:
—
.—
(U11)
Nemours
(Un)
Co
—
'
Gas__
Jan
57%
Sep
38 %
Jan
53 %
Nov
York
New
Co
&
Mfg
American
Car
Whitney
Camera
Fairchild
Gas
New
common
Tire
Firestone
100
54%
Nov
59%
600
14%
Jan
227k May
Northern
Pacific
Oct
Northern
28%
5,800
6,100
62%
30
20% May
48% /
38%
45
Oct
50 3 k
37%
Dec
48
Sep
100
507k
Jan
63%
Ford
of
Co
29%
21% July
Northwest
Oak
Co
Gas
6,400
48%
1,030
35
Jan
48%
Dec
Ohio
71%
1,200
55
Jan
74 Vk
Nov
■
54
47%
Nov
88
Dec
54
Oil
Co
Olin-Mathieson
1,200
37%
900
33
Sep
21 Va
360
17%
Jan
26% May
Pan
17%
3,000
15741
Jan
21% Mar
Parke-Davis
600
501%
May
*49
Mar
Packaging
49%
Sep
,
Co_
481
43%
Jan
67 %
Nov
120
387/s
Jan
54%
Dec
Pfizer
Sep
29%
250
74V4
2,600
30%
100
238'% 240%
207
257k
500
25
Corp
23%
30 %
Feb
&
25%
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85
Aug
Aug
38
May
Phillips
Jan
253 Vk
Nov
Potter
32% May
Public
28 %
186
21%
Oct
112%
110
Philco
May
71
1,100
98%
Sep
26%
16.500
24%
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Sep
151/2
16%
1,212
84%
535
53
Jan
85%
13
200
11%
Jan
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8%
8
5,900
71%
300
68%
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Gamble
General
General
Electric
General
Foods
General
Mills
Oil
Co
General
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62%
2,800
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54%
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56%
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United
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100
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Webcor
Dec
Western
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100
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Dec
Dec
557k Aug
Jan
77k
Nov
517k May
,
97k
Jan
Nov
,
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Jan
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Aug
96'%
Aug
113%
Feb
3,800
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58 %
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2774
Nov
60
Jan
62'%
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55
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23
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Oct
31%
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Wisconsin
Public
Service_A
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(Un)
22
22
38%
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11-
39
55
Mar
70
Jan
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500
22
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World
1,200
36
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39%
13%
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17,300
43'%
1,200
27
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1.40
—
—
Pacific Co
42
Corp
39
37 %
56
25'/4
Corp
(Walter
Heller
1,700
1,400
5
Strapping
31% Mar
35%
17%
Nov
40
34%
„—5
Co
Steel
24
100
2%
Oil
Socony
600
1
Aug
42
36
1
32 Vk
57%
Brewing Co
Mar
45
32% Mar
23 Va
12
—
,—
.■-___
Sunbeam
Heilman
Vk
25
34 Vk May
380
39
it
"A"
...
Pen
A)
Nov
13V2
50
(W
Signode
42%
—
Sep
100
2,000
41%
33%
Co—
B
Shell
44%
„
Class
Feb
44%
2%
Sheaffer
Dec
25%
Utilities--
15%
15%
43-%
41'%
30%
~20
_
Electric Co__
Industries (Un)..
Roebuck &
42
*
3
A
Dec
34%
5
Co.|_^%
Paper
Sobering Corp (Un)
Schvvitzer
Corp
Sears
58
12 %
50
Regis
Co
Service
Public
Louis
St
377k Nov
8.33 %
class
(U11)
Nov
5674
15%
—
5
Stockyards
National
Louis
Dec
51%
*
Corp
3t
Jan
12%
27
37%
Jan
21%
(Un)
39%
54%
1
Jan
32
!
1
27
7
•
27%
U,JvjJ
Sep
100
1
3,400
5o */4
35%
10
(Un)
Dutch Petroleum
Royal
Nov
31%
310
& Dock
Richman
Apr
Jan
Nov
60% May
91%
:—6.25
37%
Mar
95
_
Tobacco (Un)
Brothers Co__
Schenley
69%
38%
;.
50
Jan
*
V
(R J)
Sangamo
500
38%
*
—
*
Nov
13%
1,000
5,900
90%
158
■'.
80 %
27 »/a
.—
(Un)
Cooperage
Greyhound Corp
Gulf
'
3%
91
.
Co
Dredge
8
i>
May
6%
28
Stores
Drug
Gray
Co
Co—
Corp
City
T5
1
Rubber
Hi
Granam-Paige
Granite
10% May
7% July
14VB
6%
27%
10
&
117% Dec
Jan
*
1,400
1
•
.
Inc
St
15,200
(Un.i
Corp
40 Vk July
Aug
37%
(Un)
Co
Revlon
7% Aug
9%
14%
9
1
30 Vk
300
18%
*
—
Corp
Reynolds Metals Co
112% 115%
1
Dec
200
42%
(Un)
of America
Steel
Republic
Reynolds
31
common
Glen
Nov
Radio Corp
Raytheon Company
Feb
58
T
Dec
Nov
36%
1
Apr
71%
10
83%c
Corp
46'%
46
42'%
51%
Vk
15%
■
5
63
29%
Rubber
&
Dec
Oct
37'%
—
52
—
Jan
56%
Inc
46
Nov
42
Vk
3
—
Co
35
1
(Un)
Dec
64'%
39% July
7,100
O
500
2.50
3.33%
Cement
Utilities
147k
13%
Corp„—.——1.66%'
Public
General
:
68%
1
_
(Un)
61
*
Co
Corp
Inc
61
Jan
63%
;33 Vkc
(Un)
Company
Jan
3
Dynamic
Apr
45'/2
43%
com—1*
Indiana
of
60
314
42 Vk
100
68%
62%
50
(Un)
..
Co
34
1
5
2
1
:
1,400
59%
37 k
41%
12.50
__
500
5
L
Corp
Finance
Apr
Mar
800
42%
1
__
_
Co
47 %
100
Corp
Candy
8
22
600
5
(Un)
46 %
117k
Contract
Dec
Dec
15% July
5
18
627k
5
..
.._
5034
11%
Box
General
99
May
Nov
7% Jan
—
65
General
3074 Mav
167h May
12'/2
-
General
Nov/
Jan
Sep
*
(The).-
&
Jan
30%
82
2
142
25 Vk
80
750
1,800
68%
39%
Airways (Un)
Corp
Service
Puinnan
Oct
12
8%
.
Jan
99
59 Vk
68%
-7.50
Co
Petroleum
Co
Apr
119%
87%
Corp
62 %
100
27%
47k
,
__
_.
America..
of
World
Dodge
Proctor
8%
Bankshares
10'% May
17 Vk
18
❖
Gas Light & Coke new
(Charles) & Co (Un)_
Phelps
87%
General
Dec
27 Vk
47k
1
1
_
,——...
Pennsylvania RR...
65%
10
American
Apr
7
94%
5
Gas
62% May
511%
Transportation—1.25
Corporation
D
General
7
135'% 135'%
■
27%
3.33
Chemical
Corp
Amer
Peoples
30%
26%
11%
Nov
63 %
60%
29
1
Co
Jan
Nov
44 Vk
(Un)
Natural
40
.
113'4
7'/a
5
-
Bancorporation
Oklahoma
73%
5
2
7k
6
1,500
7
—
Ry
Manufacturing
24%
73%
1
__
—
Inc
Trailer
Fruehauf
W
:
Dairies
Foremost
F
Inc
America
Mills
Motor
Flour
Aug
347« Mar
Sep
Feb
Natural
(Minnesota)'(Un)—.4;
Oct
700
29 V2
5
Bankshares—_
58
Jan
Jun
'% Mar
4,490
#
Co_
Peabody Coal Co common
46%
44 Vk
25%
600
%
States Power Co—
65 %
*
(Un)—
Rubber
<fe
32
12 Vk Mar
'
16%
8%
1,850
7,300
51%
'
5
Co
1,150
57%
1
———
Wisconsin
First
Corp
%
Vk
7
5
...
Public Serv
17%
51
__1
Corp——
Instrument
&
30%
—
7
*
Fairbanks
50%
32
1
Corp.—
55
46%
82 '%
50%
—
1
Aviation
American
13%
49%
2
(Un)__5
Mfg—
Phonograph
&
—
—
North
24%
26
Nov
5
...
RR—
10 %
62%
5
Watch
Electric
58% May
49% Mar
47'/a
111%
38
Nov
1
(Un)—-
Central
21 %
3
Jan
4'%
Tile
37 '%
300
36 %
1
10
Inc___
21%
80
National
2,000
37 %
239
550
6
5
54
—
35
5%
5
68 %
1
5
Jun
34 Vk
Lead
51
5
Co
42'%
Cash Register
(Un)
Distillers & Chem (Un)
51
28%
—20
——1
.
Apr
89% Mar
Jan
National
Northern
17%
Dec
34%
National
Dec
1
19 Vk
67%
700
Oct
16%
57 '%
Jan
11%
Nov
6,700
11% Mar
8% Mar
12%
24%
48'a
417k
2,700
5
55
—
Jan
14%
_.
common.
Corp
Illinois
28%
47%
31'%
73%
50c
Indiana
/a
500
37
— ~
*
—
Co
Company
Northern
13
37%
Jan
13%
(The)
197k Mar
67%
■
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
Mount
5
Lines
Radio
Emerson
Jun
Aug
Northern
1
de
National
Elgin
Emerson
31%
Nov
Co
Natural
Paso
Jan
Jan
Vernon
Dec
*
(Un)
30%
21%
30% May
(Un)
(Un)
Kodak
Eastman
El
Chemical
Monsanto
Feb
15%
14
%
68
III10
_
150
13%
5
10
5
Corp
Air
Eastern
Dec
76%
Vk
100
•
Co_
1,100
65
High
8
16%
36 7k
14%
*
(Un)
26%
220
Low
500
167 k
——
1
Co
Mfg
Fuel
North
1
(Un)——12.50
Amer
Co
(EI)
Chemical
48%
5
National
Pont
Manufacturing Co
Monroe
Oct
10
Drewrys Ltd USA Inc
Du
Modine
Dec
78 %
Jan
Feb
1
Corp
Chemical
Nov
9
--
12%
1.33%
com.
Manufacturing
Dodge
Dow
48%
59
24%
Publishing
of
Edison
Detroit
37% Aug
1,400
24%
Company
Diamond
500
78%
100
Co
Steel
44%
&
26%
(Del)
Oil
Curtiss-Wriglit
Mississippi River
26%
of America
Co
Co
Can
Crucible
Aug
2,580
Insurance
Crowell-Collier
40%
55V4
Gas—.
Products
Jan
53 %
5
10
(Un)
Continental
Corn
22 %
49 ,k
(Un)
Edison
Continental
Continental
600
19%
1
System
Corp
Container
34%
Brewing
Min
Range Since Jan. 1
6% July
7%
37%
1
Utilities
South
55%
9%
49 »%
5
Natural
Consol
Minnesota
54%
Corp
Foods
Consolidated
Dec
15%
19%
*
Iron
<fc
Gas
Columbia
Minneapolis
38%
19
inc
Commonwealth
Middle
48% May
Dec
8.50
& Electric
Corp
Fuel
26% May
Jan
37%
49%
Co
Co
Coleman
Jan
337k
—
*
Colgate-Palmolive
Colorado
21%
100
22%
--25
Products
500
400
60%
25
Chrysler Corp
City
24%
Shares
High
7
7
—10
74% ' 76%
--
Northwestern Ry com
Gas
Food
43%
383a
26%
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry
*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Service
Mickeiberry's
78%
"
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac_
Cincinnati
2 Va May
1* Feb
Low
4
Inc
—,—
Products.,
44
-1
Corp
Chicago &
Brick
38
2.50
-10
1
1
Champlin Oil & Ref common
S3
convertible preferred
Chemetron
Metropolitan
34%
of America (U11)
South West Corp
Illinois Public Service
Certain-teed
8,400
Jun
21%
Jan
24%
Tractor
&
Central
1A
14
43%
10
Corp
Celanese
600
1%
--
16%
—
common
Caterpillar
Cities
15%
for Week
Range
Par
High
Low
High
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
I
Jan
Jan
Feb
577k
Nov
437k
-
Nov
93'%
Dec
20 Vk
Apr
V.82%
Nov
.i.
j
Volume
194
Number
6117
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(2693)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price
(Range for Week Ended December
Exchange
"
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
STOCKS
Sale Price
/''
/'
American
Cement
American
Factors'
Black
Mammoth
pfd; (Un)
Lit!
Low
PiU'
;
Coyp
Buttes
Gas
California
&
Oil
Ink
__i
Electrical
Products
Emporium
Oil
Exeter
Cox
Holly
Oil
Idaho
Sale Price
of Prices'
Co
(Un)
35,900
1.55
Jan
650
20%
Jan
51 %
8,000
Corp
:
'
Dec
Feb
6
6
500
6
Dec
3T
22 %
1,300
18
Jan
26
2,200
34
Jan
53
Occ
32c
Jan
62c '<
:* .*
72c
8,700
90c
15%
22,000
Jan
183it
5%
7,200
2.00 Mar
5%
1.60
1.70
7.500
65c
1
2.25
2.25
200
1.55
1.50
1.60
26,300
10c
30c
23c
32c
69,500
4%
8%
Jan
&
M
1.90
Jan
1.40
Nov
22c
3.50
4%
7,000
87
87
91
200
10c
40c
38c
44c
47,000
17%
18
600
13%
13%
50
Matson
Navigation
McBryde Sugar Co
Meier
Frank
Merchanls
171/H
600
Apr
5.75 Aug
14% Mar
4 %
5
._*
——5
—I.
Inc
Petroleum
Oil
Co
Invest
2.20
1.20
Jan
48%
Jan
25c
Jan
60c
17%
Dec
Oil
75c
321,400
1.55
&
1.10
Jan
Jan
48%
47%
27%
5%
-5%
62%
35%
24%
26%
2i%
21'%
10
25%
24%
25%
6.25
38%
37%
39
49%
124
423/4
Apr
Oct
Nov
57%
Apr
July
32
Nov
5%
2,075
""4%
Jan
8
Apr
62%
66%
505
62%
Dec
79%
35%
35%
232
27%
Jan
38% Aug
"100
20%
Jan
48
16
Jan
28,
450
22
'
\
Oct
13%
34
..
Feb
.
5
1
"
5
*'
'
20
326
22 %
1,270
37%
% May
211,4
Jan
Dec
Oct
29y4 Aug
SOVb Jan
,
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
93
on
Stocks
-
Dec
15
>-■;
'.
:
i
..
10
20
15
10
Total
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
Rails
ties
80.76
85.56
84.19
Indus¬
Rail¬
trials
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
728.23
145.71
133.84
248.23
91.78
78.66
Date
Oct
17%
:
•
30
May
%
—Bonds—
...
:
Apr
Dec.
8—.
______
Utili¬
.V
Total
40
Bonds
Southern
Cal
Union
&
Sugar
United
Williston
84.09
249.14
91.70
78.36
Jan
80.51
1.80
Jun
85.27
83.96
Dec.
14
730.94
143.63
133.20
247.76
91.61
78.15
80.47
85.26
83.87
Sep
34
27
Jun
241/8 Aug
1.50
261/2
6%
6%
2,900
5%
Oct
8%
16%
27,900
11%
Apr
16%
by
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
Rails,
3.09;
17%
17%
1,800
Jun
1.65
1.75
1,000
1.25
Jan
1.80 Mar
25
30%
291/2
Jan
7.53;
20% Mar
1.75
Utilities,
65
stocks,
5.34;
16.26.
Dec
17%
1
30%
311/4
30%
3OV2
100
3%
4
16
1,000
25
900
32
29% July
2.60
4
July
17%
300
Aug
18%
2%
9,200
2%
Dec
5
Jan
%
%
%
2,600
%
Nov
1%
4V'a
4%
3,000
1%
Nov
4%
Dec
34
34%
25%
Jan
—1
•
•
•:
—10
•
—
300
634
75
12c
13c
63,200
7
75
75
—10c
4
3%
> 4
i-"'-
(Uni__.—5
Exploration
:
14
35
Date
Mon.
7
100
14c
l.OO
900;
Jan
6
4.00
Dec. 12
143.48
Wed.
Dec. 13
Jan
27,000
8c
75
Jan
21c
date
to
141.52
Dec
8
Low
106.57
Jan
3
141.59
Dec. 15—______
Inc.
144.09
143.33
Fri.
Dec
■———
Bureau,
Range for 1!)(M
High
Range
Low
I960
for
High
Dec
7%
Jan
32
•"
/
143.97
Tues.
Aug
Dec. 11
•
Quotation
Closing
Thurs. Dec. 14
1
_
_
National
by
Jan
4%
Compiled
Nov
2%
—
8.50
(35 Stocks)
July
17%
—1
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
May
31% Feb
2%
5
—
common
common
daily
Apr
13%
series A
Insurance
compiled
are
Sep
15%
_.
Corp
Averages
Apr
2.95
Jan
25c
pfd
_
—
Dec
Oct
50c
Oil
84.18
85.35
1
Co
Basin
85.58
80.81
1
2.
common
Lite
80.78
,78.48
i_
(Un)
Coast
78.62
91.72
(Un)
conv pfd series A J
Equipment Co common
Preferred
91.75
25%
40
Westates Petroleum
249.48
249.57
133.98
29
2,700
%c
Victor
134.94
134.97
144.45
220
2.50
Warrants
145.48
144.87
734.91
250
24%
__
Industrial
732.56
734.02
13
6 %
:
Gas
11
12
Dec.
27
2.35
Co
Dec.
Apr
34
241/4
Co
r,as
Jun
1.00
26%
2.35
preferred
Oil
2.90
31%
27
24 %
Bottlers
Western
Oil
1.05
Jan
Jan
20c
5,200
25
—.
<fc Gas Co—;
Ranch
1.65
Developmcnt_/._33%c
Gas
Reserve Oil
Rhodes
1.55
1
25
United
0'/>>
8"%
25%
the
are
411% Mar
2,600
56c
common
Pepsi-Cola
West
1.95
64c
l
preferred
Pacific
42
2.00
1
preferred
Trico
17
25c
—2,
;
American
% '/,•
Rice
10
Co
Ltd;
Corp
Norris
6%
(Un)
( Un)
Co
850
333
Dec.
Nordon
North
Co
10%
32
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
61c
6% Jan
17
^
(Un)——
10
27%
10
Jun
3% May
Oct
10
._50c
__
Oil Co
Apr
29%
2.85 Mar
•
M J M
45%
Dec
1.60
Oct
Jan
31%
i
Corp__'_"
Oct
313%
23%
32
;
*
Corp
74
Jun
4
102
1
High
Jan
Apr
14
4%
198
28%
7%
1
common—
v
...
37%
,
50%
10
5
Refractories
'
: (The)
5
145
28%
__
Range Since Jan.
Low
72%
34
,36%
10
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
i_,
Westinghouse Elec Corp
May
47
Beeberg
-J
Co—
Rockwell-Standard
Jun
46%
47
Walker
,
Mar
53%
21%
50c
__
:
Co—_
6%
31
40% Aug J
10
—
Svstem_.
(Joseph)
Shares
High
72%
Pittsburgh Brewing CoPittsburgh Plate Glass
Oct
10c
(Un)
Jade Oil
Salt
48%
15 %
__—.1
,
Mines
Feb
Horne
Low
:
Brewing Co of Pgh.
Light Co
Harbison
Oct
Dec
1
California J.
Western-—_
31%
Apr
5'/a
'
10
J
Corp
of
Maryland
Imperial
Leslie
4 /
•—_a
34c
23 %
72c
Co
6%
5 %»
22 % i
1
Humor
3,600
38%
Feb
Feb
50%
6
•
Ltd class
Co
Products
47%
Jan
9c
3
2,700.
23
Exploration Co of California—1
General
Gladden
Good
(Un)___
Corp____i_^_
Capwell
63,000
46
51
10
Dominiruez Oil Fields Co
29%
300
27c
5%
__r___:5.50
Duquesne
Co
Co
Gas
Duqnesne
251/2 May
33%
■
6%
*
.___
1-
Co—
Castle & Cooke Inc_^__
211/a Sep
26c
47%.
Columbia
High
200
4%
26c
0(1 Corp—————T—,1
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
15
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
24
33%
33%
Min___bc
Consolidated
BoJsa ,Chica
Blaw-Knox
Shares
High
23%.
25
Un)_.%d—__10
t
of Prices
Cork
Armstrong
for Week
Last
,
Sales
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Week's
5)
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges. *.
Friday
1
41
109.39
Jan
6
95.55
Oct
26
—
Dec
*iV'
Apr
lb'.
•ui
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
STOCKS
Week's
.
Last
Sale Price
stocks
Sales
Range
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Shares
SEC
index
of
the
week
stock
prices based on the1 closing prices of 300 common
ending Dec. 8, 1961, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
for
Range Since Jan. 1
"
/
Alan
Wood
AiVfeficau
Arundel
1
,
J'/-
Steel .common..:
Stores
American
/.
Co _x
Tel & Tel
•Electric—-.
Research
Baltimore Transit
Budd
1,305
76%
137 % 1401/a
14,382
103 %
829
30%
_5C
'■
36
50
7—4.33
34
49%
50%
1,718
33
34
5.162
—
_:——_13
Co_
—
23%
-
101% 104%
34 ;
:
Baldwin-Lima-Hajnilloh
Low
124
-
137%
*
_
i-
-
Corp-—i
32%
102%
—33%
—
High
32%
Lu_^:
l.
City
Atlantic
Low
r.
—10
Corp
Atlantic
i-
Pa
"5%
:
l_—,.—_1
Company;
*,
15
9
13
5
3/8
9V*
13%
13
1,335
1,627
-
Feb
107%
Jan *
140 %
Nov
Composite
Dec
Manufacturing
39
35%
Jan
Aug
37%
12%
Jan
7%
Occ
•
*
19 %
.
Apr
Non-Durable
17%
Trade,
Aug
Soup Co
Corp;.—
Chrysler
Curtis
Finance
Delaware Power &
Duquesne
Co
Class
A
of
_
Fair
Ford
MoLor
Foremost
America
at
10
130:%
Jan
57%
Jul)
:—
T_'
...
Motors Corn.—
54%
55 %
'31%
Inc class
:
7 800
Jan
25%
Jan
33 %
217
47%
Nov
65
25
23%
Feb
27%
.
48
26%
42
3,248
.
32%
463/4
:
38%
113%
26%
63 %
38%
._/
34%
Aug
41%
Z
Jan
117 Vj
Mfg
13%
14%
11% Aug
3,920
-■
40
2 5 3/4
25%
.10
57%
56%
58%
23,898
34%
37
376
1,124
29
15%
40
Mon.
26
7%
»n
58%
Nov
38 %
5,001
25%
Oct
31%
Dec. 12—
74%
Occ '
1,478
631/4
63'%
28%
39%
7,589,000
224,000
525,000
______
6,196,000
580,000
Dec. 15—
6,342,000
293,000
21,990,435
$33,590,000
$1,905,000
w
.
Southeastern .'Public S,erviceja
i
10c
United
Gas
Woodward..,& Lothrop
For
new
'42%
73
common—
see
page
and
213
11%
*
17
l;222
11,571
ir.c.
')
Industrial
7%
-
67%
35%
Dec
Dec
(No. of
23%
Apr
Shares)
70%
Nov
Jan
42%
Jan
2,421
n
1,397
74%""
41
46
46
''72,194,150
1,215,275,600
$1,577,918,100 $1,287,474,230
47%
23%
159
52%
1,153
'78%
9%
143
Nov
'
Mon.
Dec. 11_
Dec. 12^
11% Mar
Oct
Jan
17%
65% "
178
47%
Jan
1
5,453
'
8%
365
2Q
6'89
-79%
27%
Wed
Jan
v4
uun
16
55%
7
52 %
Thurs.
Dec.
Dec
Fri.
Dec. 15
~
"40%
41%'
"
65
65
2,359
,
—
'
41
$262,000
284,000
282,000-
io~oo6
34,000
470,000
"T5"ooo
7,000
492,000
$1,534,000
$34,000
$64,000
$1,632,000
238,000
'1,736,655
...
1,796,185
9,747,400
.
_
312,000
6,000
306,000
•'*
Dec
Jun
9%
Nov
82 -
Nov
43%
64%
Jan. 1 to Dec.
Week Ended Dec. 15
1961
82%
Jan
,
Oct
18%'Jun
62
_
—
$6,000
$9,000
273,000
2,039,860
_
Sales
Bonds
49%, Oct
231/4
58%
Jun
Nov
.
—
_1
Total
*
Jan
40%
-
~
I4___^x--;—
$247,000
1,987,210
Bond
Corporate
11,000
-
2,187,480
—
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
,
Dec
Sep
Jan
Dec. 13
Nov
77%' Nov
Jan
15%
1.
,
Stocks
.
~
62%
7% July
7%
85'/
4,339
23%
g%
'
$4,500
•-*
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
11% Mar
50
13%
915
7" 17%
'•
$5,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Oct
Nov
25%
506
51%
79%
$29,003,000
J
Oct
Jan
835
'
—
J->
%
33%
1,766
,
:
1—•'
'
67,231,100
1,510,682,000
27,585,000
33,590,000
$35,495,000
"
■
21% July
Jun
2,634
"
12
,
15% July
30
3,049
8%
7%
46
__
I'*""V.->:
58%' Dec
>8%
'
kU
$1,418,000
$1,905,000
——
Dec
Jan
"72%
__
'
——
...
731,731,453
Nov
32%
"""
130% 134%
41%
45%
"
:
Bank—
1960
986,295,999
NOV
358
•: "8%
"
Jan. 1 to Dec. 15
18,314,785
21,590,435
Governineii
Total
Nov
40%
s.
Shares
-.
w
■*-
Stocks—Number' of
Shares—:
9,747,000
1961
I960
15
I960
470,598,417
272,329.082
$48 363,000
5,943,986
$28,201,000
2.454.010
1.447,000
Bonds—
Domestic
——
Foreign
Government——
Foreign
common_T-. —.10
footnotes,
45%
56%
" 65%
62%
Washington; Gas Light
•28% Jan
40%
16%
17%
_
Railroad
19%
49%
Transmission3.50
_
Dec
Occ
Jan
9%
25%
Ramo-Wookiridge ———5
:•_:__,
1
,Impi'oVeinent1-—r___^13.50
Corj>
28%
22%
Jan
47%
52%
Thompson
United
j
——
Oil
Foreign
Jan
25
7%
$35,495,000
1961
1960
; ;
Dec
11%
"'8%
8%
class, B common—_1
of
Bond.*#-
Tues.
Cp/[.-L,—__„__.i___50
Texas: Eastern
Stocks—Number
63%
-■/ Jan
27%
16,045
Pa per
6,635,000
—
1961
60
26 58
*
65%
7,813,000
7,223,000
6,776,000
______
Week Ended Dec. 15
U.
"424
1'7;:"* ''
__
Sales
——_
6,698,000
International
9,777
35% '
__
Bond
$7,048,000
—
4,352,750
3,706,610
Dec
3,713
"16%
—
Mfg Co—_1
1
Public Service'-Electric &' Gas com—■__*
$283,000
4,675,605
Dec
17%
' 34%
Progress
..Smith lOine & Frenclr Lab—
%
SouH) Jersey Gas Co.————____,_2.50
-700
8»A
_10
$6,765,000
4,894,600
37%
40
,10%
*
Co
■
34%
common——10
Bonds
13—
95%
56%
v.r_%
Bonds
Dec.
26 % Mar
16%
__
_3
Power
500
50
41
"38%
—
Philco-
/
28%
'41
"39
1'
Bonds
Dec. 14——
Nov
741
35%
Co: common
Transportation Co-
Govt.
Bonds
Fri.
Dec
95%
Philadelphia Electric
Sun
30%
28%
16%
Total
Bank
Apr
34%
Light————L*
U. S.
Foreign
Apr
16%
26%
A^——l—_1
-
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
Jan
42
88%
Power. &
common
13
Oct
Jan
27%
Periect: PJioto Inc—
New
Dec
23%
11%
.1
38%
-
7%
436
1.3G3
yivania, RR--V—„50
Peoples, Drug Stores .Inc_d—__—x:—5
Pepsi Cola BotHing pf,,, L .1—_iL.i__25c/
V
34
1.843
25c
class
Ritter .Finance
7%
30%
Pemr.:
Scott
83.3
'
Dec
14'%
29%
Pennsylvania Gas ,& Water .common.:*
.
102.0
'■
4,360,870
Dec. 11—
Tues,1
Dec
30%
'
30%
30%
*.
v.Readiug
+ 0.5
101.5
■
Wed.
May
Washington——10
at
Potomac .Electric
*102.0
Thurs.
Dec
Jan
14
—
_3
Philadelphia
—
—
Shares
Nov
Mar
17%
28
30%
—
Ihc^——ltiirrc-
Pennyalt Chemicals-Corp.
Pennsylvania
132.5
.
No. of
Dec
1
MergenUmler .Linotype
Oxford
193.0
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Nov
633,4
._____1
_
Eank
+ 0.4
109.2
*
Oct
1,872
1
Fund I11Q-V--—
Martin-Marietta
Corp
National
144.4
Oct
7,656
39%
-1.66%
A;
Madison
Co"
97.8
190.7
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Dec
40'/4
3/4
25
—
&
111.0
+ 1.0
188.6
•;
Mar
112% 115%
14
1
common
International Resistance.______ ____l()c
Lehigh Coal & Navigation.,
10
Merck
—0.8
188.9
High.
Total
■
133.7
+ 0.3
109.5
;.:y
16% May
50c
common
General
.
117.0
Sep
8'.a
48
_2
( Julius)
Co
113.0
138.3
Nov
37%
2,053
_5
_;
Acceptance Corp
Homasoite
135.9
+ 0.5
"
Mining
Slocks
5
_
Dairies
Food
Jan
4,600
9%
1
Co
118,3
+ 0.4
133.3
•■
189.3
Bait-
General
Giant
77-%
51 'A
8%
55%
-—0.75
—
—
Battery^.
Stores
Garfinckel
2,424
48%
9%
non-voting
Food
115% 118%
49%
_
Light
Light 1
Storage
Finance
115%
;
137.6
108.6
Service
Low
146.5
v'
25
Publishing Co
Electric
1.80
<
and
+0.5
■
135.4
■
,
*133.7
:
1961-
High
Change
Jan
31%
i_:
*135.9
*138.3
Goods
1,'61
145.8
*190.7
-New
Campbell
:
Utility
10% May
11%: Oct
——
Goods
Transportation
Aug
Dec.
*146.5
Durable
53% Aug
30-Va
•
Dec. 8,'61
Dec
Oct
942
15%
33 '/'a
Percent
1957-59=100
High
Jan
Corporate
_1
—_rrrrl_^._.
—
——
$1,534,000.
$620,000
..
'
34,000'
60,000 i
64,000
16,000
1,596,000
1,328,000
$1,632,000
$696,000
$52,413,000
$30,976,000
'
Nov
Aug
42
,(2694)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Price*
Shewn Are
Expressed
Last
4%%
&
Paper
Low
common,
39%
preferred
preferred
$2.60
Atlas
5tt
48
2,260
.20,349
48%
a53%
M
a43
Banque Frovlnciale
(Canada).
Paper
British
Iron
5%
1,850
66% Jan
54 y* Jan
2,901
38 y4
6.00
21
55
175
1,485
6j/4
Dec
3.15
8,479
3.00
Dec
35%
36'A
*
al2%
•
Jan
22 %
225
55%
57
2,584
10
10%
800
19%
21
common—•
class
•
•
Ltd
;
*'
*
:
*
—
A
2
common
7'/*
'
72
14%
37%
t2%
38%
5%
3.50
3.50
18
18%
11%
22
22%
8%
*
52
53 V4
al3
33
200
24
100
46
50
*
a8
-1%
100
—*
———
»
-
6,400
10
10,129
21
3.55
800
"pmfiehL—..
..
20c
50
—
Mining———
.,*'
Acceptance Corp common,
preferred
—
5
preferred--—-—.———25
Lines---—fi
10
common—•
see page
46
100
30
920
166
-
26
10%
125
2,125
22
I,470
58%
16 % May
11% Jan
12%, 12%
al4% al5%
13
13%
12%
13 %
3.85,
a43%
125
3%
272
7.310
8,250
4.00
450
a 44%
35
14
„
7.40
.
-
Jan
12%
2,701
53,%
11%
56%
49%
4,694
45
37%
Jan
17%
18%
35%
-
18.468
53
96
400
60
91
16% al6%
50
25%
25%
100
84
85
7.252
%
44%
39
1,643
84%
44%
I;
38
49%
49%
82%
82%
10%
45%
45%
.
49%
15
1,895
200
230
60% Jan"
8% May
26% Mar
6%
14
3,515
2.70
1,250
17%
19%
3,376
17%
17%
5,570
-.2Q
11%
22%
20%
<
*
48%
Are
950
12
59%
.5
:
27%
•
Nov
Nqv
Dec
15 Vs
Nov
83's
4, Jan 4 "'
38%
Oct
Dec
Sep /• 4:> 3.15 Mar
Jan
5% Mar
13
14y2 Mar
Jan
60
Sep
2.45 Mar
3.90
Apr
14
19%
Jun
13% Jun
4 17% July
400.
549
22%
48%
48 %
600
10%
Dec
■18
Aug
22
Jun
19
■
210
Expressed in -Canadian
Friday
Week's I;,.
Range
v
^
Last
OCt
-
13% Nqv
241% Nov
July
4 44% July
-.49
'
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Nov
—1
qf Prices,
Minihg-
&
Ltd
36c
38c
35,200
-4 90c
95C
■,4.5,680
"3%6
4%c
8,000
1 Va c
5,800
2.80
3.85
••10%
10 %
;7.c'
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Gas
6 Va C
'
nil
Xs
Ltd ."A" -L-l'.
8c
1.65
38c
9.20
Oalgary
&
Canadian
;.
lie
4%c
1,100
9C'
56,100
6c
12 Va
510
25c
28c
12
13 V2
3:50
4.50
I5C
12
15c
,
'4
&
Resources
Oct
'
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Canadian
18%
Internatl
Inv Trust
10
17%
2 V2 c
20
3
Canadian
Kodlak
Canadian
Power
Dec
Canadian
Jun
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd-———
Canorama Explorations
Nov
-Cantexas
,Oct
Nov
Ganuba
Jun
51%
84%
13
50
Dec
Sep
Dec
,
'
>
Carbec
Paper Inv
Ltd—
Ltd-44J___
*
'II*-'-
Central
Food
1.00 v
6
Manitoba
Mihes
14
90c
class -Ai
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•'
;
3c
'
20.
Oct
UVa Aug
:
1.70
350 '
<2%c
30c
24c
8c
;k12%
'
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'
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1.35.
Feb
25;
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ft,4
4c"
6c
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.
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500
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,
12.
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r
31c
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12 4
Sep ;•
44500/ ":'32%
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23.650
2c
May ^
1.-60- Apr
-3c
,
'Nov
J:Un
July
44c .'Oct
•
Nov
,6%C
.22,080
.
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.Dec
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1.45 Mar-,
lc
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6
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.1.70
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12%
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•
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4,000
Feb
/'3.2ft
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36,600
i' %c /
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Oct
8% Mfiy.
•
.
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80c
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>
1.50 /
.
Mar
5c.
/.
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18
6,200
728,
17c
1.50
May
2.00 Mar
"•78c." Nov
'
••2%c
6c
..
-
90c
:
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.250
i;ooo
4 8
90c
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Mar
NOV /
15c
Jan
Apr
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•
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4,100
r
1.40/
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1.
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33c
17c
..
Mar
2c-
650
.
24"
1.35
4.90
/
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4 ,8
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CartiBt .Quebec -Exoloration* Ltd/A.Cassiar Asbestos "Corp Ltd——.
CatBlli
1,650
2 .80':
1.40
r
Lld-^---4i- ,u
Royalty Co'Ltd—4—.
Mines
6e
Dec
2.00 Mar
418,100
14
•23%
Lfcd_„
Silica Corp -Ltd——.
Mines-
^»
Dec
13 7 H
-•
5.%
13% :
; 2.62
•14
Ltd—
Aug
Refineries
:
%c
1.00
Ltd—
Nov
&
Aug
Nov
39C.
;
Mar
7,500
3c
Dyno Mires Ltd,_4—__L_
UHomestead Oils Ltd-—— 10c
Canadian
Dec
70c
;ilc
10c
4
13
Feb-
500
2 V2C
Sep
Aug
6dc
*
Feb
6 V2
Mar
.8c
Jan
400
al.90
May
5c/. Nov
15c
Mar
17c.
65,800
8C
20
%c
Ltd-
Drddge &
Co,
■:
13c
,
10%-Jan
8,600-'
al.90
Common
Dock
2
"
:
Jan
4,275
12c 14 Vac
•
,
Feb
35c
"
14c
■
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a; 4%5%^ Dec/.f
9.2ft Dec *
Sep
3c
Dec;
Sep
Nov
'
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•12%
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Nov
50cOct
<.:;
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1.95
-
Aug:
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28c
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i 13c
Nov
12c
•
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4.95
2,375
5V2.C.
Edmonton
Colliers
/
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Corp Ltd——
Calumet Uranium Mines
Ltdz_,_— —1
Oct
29c
■10%
Jan
7%C
350
Oil & Gas/Ltd-//,-,-—
Copper Coroi—
Burnt Hill Tungsten' Mines
Ltd,—
Butterfly Hosiery Co .Ltd--"
—1
•
45c
10C
J——
Jan
Apr
4%C
7%'c
:4%C
3.85
2Vzc Aug
13,324
412,936
15%
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63
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&
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65
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2,454
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May
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29
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1958
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Nov
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Mar
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preferred
29
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Dominion Coal 6%
4%
Nov
60 y4
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3,047
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12%.
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40
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25
34,045
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preferred
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28%
28
7
8%
15%
12
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Canadian Petrofina Ltd
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Nov
73
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common,-—•
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6%
100
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100
1,859
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Donohue Bros
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Nov
23
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16% Sep
11% Dec
33 >/a
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Penmans
Aug
52%
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Feb
Mar
73
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15
39 Va
Jan
7 %
84%
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Canadian International Power
7%
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230
22%
Hydrocarbons
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45
694
Page-Hersey
Nov
27
25
common
Imperial Bk
Distillers
Jun
8%
27%
30
f-'
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417%
Sep
July
1,625
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24%
27%
48
4,759
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28%
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common
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Dec
5% May
36 y4 Dec
Jan
500
36%
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Aluminium
Coghlin (B J)
Columbia Cellulose
Pacific
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14
35%
.
32
11
11
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29%
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12,703
52
13%
36
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1,015
34
52
13%
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6,448
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12.50
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55
Mar
53
6%
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Nov
50
53
1,050
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6%
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Sep
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109
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21
30
56
9%
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50
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class
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,
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53 Mj Sep
54
July
9
May
53
common
—————
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6.00
21%
59 y4
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Marconi
■*
Nov
•
Husky
Nova
Dec
Mar
B
Class
49%
1,150
—-—100
Wire Weaving class
Mines Ltd-J—
Noranda
Nov
19%
6%
B
Niagara
Nov
46
33%
$1.00 saries
Canadian Chemical Co Ltd
Warrants
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
class
760
78
■:
Oct:
21
1,601
21%
12%
»
National Drug & Chemical comnron-__5
National Steel Car Corp—
*
Dec
.56
10
—
15
4,090
;
18%
Montreal Trust-
75% Dec
Jan
Ltd
Montreal
Dec
84
Tel
(Robt)
:
Oct
«
25
Jan
5.40
16,295
:.
i
July
22
-
47% Mar
,—
Consumers
20% Mar
&
preferred
Class
-
150
series
Corbys
78.
33
-
18% Mar
1,090
—100
Celanese
Canadian
;
Tel
Preferred
36 %: Nov
Jan
-
300
25
5.80
t
British
Canadian
1,646
22
20%
Foundries common.,——10
Breweries
Canadian
29
54 %
Bronze common-
Class
25 y4 Mar
48 y.
.29
preferred
$1.75
2,880
47%
6%
19%
18%
21%
•
4 "■
Low
'
:
7%
19
19 ;
•
l,ui
.'Molson Breweries Ltd. class A-—-—
:
.
10,671
common
Steamship
Canadian
35
%
m
Canadian
;
59 V*
1,139
3.10
7%
*
———-—
Ltd
Bloedel & Powell River
Class B ..--a—JC'-L—-—'—---—*
Dec
59
Product*
Canadian
;
53%
51 %
Power—
Canadian Aviation
..
NOV
51%.
Malting
Canadian
52
58%
•
Telephone-
preferred
Canada
,125.
8,293
36
preferred.-,—
Canada <te Dominion
Sugar—
4 V4 %
53%
58%
Cement common
Canada
Nov
84
.50
7%
(M)
•Mitchell-
:4
July
Sep
75%
41
$1.30
Canada
46%
52 Va
-51%
Power.
Burrard Dry Dock Co Ltd class
Calgary Power
45
.50
Brown Company
Bruck Mills Ltd
claaa A
Building Products
Canada
Feb
Jan
'
Forest
Columbia
Columbia
40
'
-29
OIL
Columbia
British
30:
275
...
82
20
55
Miron Co
Nov
Dec
75
55
38
Metropolitan Stores
Dec
54
Jan
13%
48%
corn-
Bowater Corp 5 % preferred5%%
preferred
Bowater Paper
Brazilian Traction
Light As
British
49
51 %
21 %
5.95
American
45% Mar
33
'
a25
5 Vu%
July
52
54%
&
23
255
82%
a22
25
————
preferred
Lewis Bros Ltd
Massey-Ferguson common---:——-—•
38% May
Apr
21%
24%
78
Class A
Bell Telephone
British
21 y.
75 '
.10
Rights
Power
Nov
33%
27%,
-1ft
Scotia.
Banque Canadian
Bathurst
Nov
50%
Dec
25
Nova
16
28
$2
-
*r
.*
16
27'/2
Maritime
53
25
Montreal
of
12 Va
Feb
26%
10 v
a44
High
16
27%
MacMillan
Nov
32 %
575
45%
-
Low
common—.—•
Loeb
43% July
25 y4
Jun
34% >
28%
preferred
Bank
High
Apr
Sep
a54
-
A
>
a52
a 54
90
Ltd,
of
8
.100
:
a 53%
45.
Bailey Selburn 5% pfd—
5%%
400
27%
a22%a22Va
48%
49
50,
——,—
Bank
22 y4
46%
26%
J5&
Corp^..
Steels
36%
200
12%
25
;
preferred
AsbestOB
Low
2,436
47
pfd
new
—
Range Since Jan. 1
%
12 y8
26%
Anglo Canadian. Pulp preferred
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common——
$2.50
25
12%
„
Aluminum Co Of Canada 4%
4 Vi % preferred
(John)
$1.40 preferred
Shares
40%
25
Arcadia Atlantic Sugar common
Algoma Steel
„———
Aluminium
Ltd
Sales
High
39%
.29
Ltd
Financial class A—
$1.25 preferred
——20
for Week
of Prices
Par
Par
Labatt
Dollars
Laurentide
Range
Sale Price
Abitibi Power
Canadian
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended December!
Exchange
in
Monday, December 18, 1961
:
.
.
c. Jan
15% May
39% Jan
60
Dec
194r .Number 6117;..^.. The- Commercial* and Fimwcial Chronicle' ;
Volume
(2mj
43
e^for Week Ended! Deqembeo 15)
Par
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd__
Chess
Mining
Corp
Copper. Mines
Chib-Kayrand
Copper
5c
23,000
19c
-
.
\
.—
20c
54c
9c
.
54c
1
1
.
27,540
54c
Ltd-—-.1
Corp*
Low
3.10
3c
,1
Chibougamau. Mining &■ Smelting.
High
2.60
2.95
—
Chibougamau
Low
12c
4c
1,94
.
7,000
19c
2,000
54c;
4c
500
5c
5c
5%c
9,000
4c
4c
4%c
1
,a3c
a3c
Consolidated Div Standard- Sec "A?—*
Monpas Mines Ltd.
_1
1,.35
Chipman Lake Mines, Ltd*
Cleveland, Copper Corp—
X
,-^-1
1.50
Corapagnie Miniere- L.Uuga.va
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd
New
Consolidated
Ltd
Yellowknife
Quebec
Cons
Pacific
1
4c
Copperstream Mines Ltd,.—.
Crusade Petroleum-. Corp, Ltd
——1
David & Frere Limitee "A"
1
—
Dominion Explorers Ltd--
Leaseholds
Dominion
Nickel Corp——
Dumont
Mines. Ltd
Sullivan
East
43c
65c
-
1.75
66
Mines
Reliance
Fort
Fundy
Golden
Gui-Por
Mires
Uran
Mining
Hastings
35c
&
Iron
9,800
Keely-Frontier
Labrador
Co
Mines
Ltd
Inc class A
9c
500
4.00
6,525
Limited
6.600,
10,900.
Mlhes
Ltd
13c
15c
3,500
130
Dec
50O;
9,127
8c
Nov
24c
4814
15y2
i6%
68c
68c
68c
,22c
Automatic
%3c
Lake
Mining
Smelting, Corp
Ltdv
American
North
4'/2C
26,000
22c
17c
23c
•106,900
52c
52c,
52c
8c.
ill
9c
1
53c
33-
preferred
52
50»
— ——____—
-
•
L_——
Ltd—
Nov
44c
Opemisca- Explorers Ltd—*.——1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Atlantic
Pacific
Camdn
;
18C;
12 V2c
:
May
75c-
Nov
200
~
Partridge. Canadian-, Exploration Ltd—1
Paudaslj. Mines I.tcL.*——-4**1—-1
Gold. Minings Go—
Pitt,
Ltd
Pitt. Products
Place
Oil,&
(
Class
8c:
3y2a-
3y2c<
Mines. Ltd——1
Pr -Corp of .Can 4%% cum 1st pfd—50
6:',e non. cum part 2nd pfd
i
_L50
Premier
Steel
Mills
Ltd—
Producers
Gas
;
3.6,200,
47 %,
48
200
a74% ,a74%
■
48;:
*
•.
.
8c,
Feb.;
7c
-
,
-
13 »A
-
63
Jan
75j>.
Quebec
Chibougamau Goldfields
Quebec
Cobalt & Explaratipn ___i—i
Quebec
Labrador- Development
Quebec
Lithium
Quebec
Oil
Ltd
Co
Ltd 1
.C.orp-
Red-
Nickel
Crest
7
Feb
—
3C;
60c
) •'
1.100
2.05
,
12 >/2
7 c.
10,800
;
Feb
Oct
30c
13,000
36%
38%
20 v
20
42c
42c
23%
24
50
70\
70
47
__—
10c
—
4c,
-
May
27'
2.5C
2,50.0
12c-
Sep
89c.
.
10c
8c<
9.60,
■
52c
2,300.
,8.90
class t
warrants
45%
47%
44%
52%.
52
53
53% .'.
:
..
8c
'
*___.l*,-.**,
L07,
Coast
9%
10
48 %c
42c
5Qc
18c
14 %c
common.
9
Feb
13%
Apr
64c
Nov
18c
July
22c
Mar
3c
Aug
18c
10*400
10,800
195
1.07
27%
29
4,613
21%. Jan
5'/2C
6c
6,500
4%c May
1.00 Aug
Aug
Feb
27%
Dec
1.00
4,800,
2.30
16»/4
16,200;
8c, 8y2c
Dec
1.60
18*500.
80
49,600,
5%c July
3.10
3,20
1,700.
5%,„ 5'/4
100,
2.80
2.95
250
■;h.
3.25
5— Nov
2,30
..
Nov
7 % M.n r
-
,
u>^3:50Mar
Oct
*:
'
.
t
Mar"
17%c May
O'/ac Oct
Feb
2.65
-
Jan
13c
6%c Jan
7'/2c
2^80D
B—
10c
6c.
Feb
33% July
Jan
7c
9c
3,201
Aunoy Gold Mines*.—..—;—
Auto Electric
—7_rr—
Oct
Nov
9%
6 %ei
:
Nov
10 %
9%Ct
Mirfies.—**—
1.25
.
'
Mar
1.40
8c
Mines*.*.**,—
53%: Dec
'
•*fcl4%c
,„7
Jan;
27%
5%c
Aumachb River Mines*—*.—
*;
r
Oqb
1.00
28%
Yellowknife-- Mines—
Dec
20c
1.05
1.05,
—_
Jan
4.7%
25%
1.35.,
Dec ,'
Jan
36c
Apr v.,'
6c
38.860
27%
22c
Jan
28c
1,155
.
9.90
.
"
51% Nov-
■
325
9%
Copper***.,—_
class
'
•
*
:
9,500
■
Jan
July
May
Apr
71c
Feb
.2.25 Sep/
1
#
46 Vz Sep
32%, Jan
48
Jan*'"',' ' .53
•:;
Sep
10966.
10
Wire'
,
580i»
>..
8c
Lie
Sep
2c
230.
53*/a
;
120;
14
54
.
.>
Feb-iv-
28
539.
52%
Jun
1,75 Apr,
5,40 JaiXi
7.10
18^500
»
45 %
Dec.-
4.05 May
6%C Aug:;
468
,
1
Dec
12c
17,300
10
—
Standard
,
'
7,700-
,■
3,50
84c
Apr
51 %i Jan.;,
45,767,
1.05
1.00
1.00,
45%
1
»
4c
3c
—————«
11,365
15c
14c
Apr
Apr
Dec
6%c July
,
615-
OeL
12c,
14%c
Feb
50c
100.
•
Nov
24c
Feb
1.90
Nov
Nov.
26
49
Nov,
1.50
9,550.
I
9,90
12c
47%
Mines*.,**-**-
Autofab- Ltd.
Sep
h
13 %c
13c
Aumaqua- Goid
A
8c
8.25
53'%
Feb
37c
Nov.
May
2.25, NOVa
38%. Jun
Aug.
5c
2,500
14c
...
Jan,
6c
*
16*824
7c
45c
26%< Dec
809
52c
1.80
53%
50%
1.65
60,273'
3,40
8.25,
,
Feb.
Jan
15C.
49c
Nov
16c
21
82,781
Jun
70%, Nov.
11
1;800
1.58'
8c
52c,
24*
"•
45'/a Mar
8c
3.00s
20 Vz May
Feb
1;245
13c.
6%c
1 '■
Feb
1,714*
18%c 18%c
—
r~
ALliij. Ruffner
4y2c, Nov
Jan..
49
Mines...
»ijO_cfr*
32%
2094L
27%
22%
.
4.00
9,281'
48%
1.65,
Warrants
; V;
2.20
22%
'Jan '
52%
17,150*
26%
lib
38c Ma*,
16% Jan
26,060
48 %.
Oct;
JahP*'1 -'IT'ArlHov-
-1*^
2,616-
33c
2.05
Jabuo
LOOO-
48
30c«
Nov.
38% Dec-
2,896-
.
11
22%
Associated, Arcadia Nickel*
,
Jun
,.(,2.85
46%
32c x
Nov
1.45
2.30 Nov,
7.90
...
215
10%
Jan.;
7C
2.95
Jan
105ya
,
1,565
70.
51C;;
.91...
19 %
Rare. Earth*
Qil
,
Atlas
48c
♦
Nov,
24%. Jan*
51;
"
24v
class B*_._—
Ashdown 'Hardware class B__
Sep
Aug
22e,
V
17
108
O.ct;
May.,
1,65
1.50 Ma*
C.9,433'
a
11.
Mines
6.40
Jan
lQ8%109yi
42c-
♦
—-M-
50c
10,873"
; 1*407*
27r'
1.80 Jan
3;40O
I6
Oils—
Pete—
■
,16%
.
2.15t
Atlantic; Acceptance
Sen
y*
—
Imperial
Aug
;
Nov.
2.60
16%
Atlas- Steels;
1.
3c
1.95
AnsU; Mines.—
Dec.
Feb
36c
3,680
109
iT"
Angloi, American Exploration—
Anglo/Canadian Pulp & Paper.
Anglo Huronian.*,.
Anglo, Rough Mines.—
5>/2c
Jan
,
50c
Atlantic
2c
6,410
6.85
Apr.
Feb
Ocjti
1.10
Develop—....
Dec
2.00
17
7^733',
36%,
-rrMt-;
100
Noy
Mar-
56c
18,200',
4%, preferred—
Nickel
,
41c
Sep
■
16c
■
2.60
1|95,
101*
.
Nov
20c.
34y589
,
23t
Aug
4c,
160.
1V10
4%c
Controls;
6.00
4,200
3,650
lfty4
'
Jan
9'A. J.un
2.50
Lead Mines
Feb
1,700
.
-i;
5,96
18
1.03#
Jun
Qct;
Jun
25% July
•12 % Nov
9%c Sep
2.80 Jan
5,500
38%c
—
Sep
>29c
Feb.
5.60',
Asba Temple
2.50 Aug
iy2c Nov-
-17,000
,65c
60c
•
.
13c
34c
/.*; /
2c.
♦
38c
'3%c, 3%c
(2.50.1 -2.60
3%c.
.1
Foq's. Enterprises,. Ltd—_**!——12
Warranty '
—;
3.y2c
12c
35c
1
Mines -Ltd
Ruby
2.00
1,000
5.00
3c
.
/
16.960.
5%c
5c
4.80f
12c
1
6.00
*'
16c
1,000
21c
4.95
4.90,
LI
Mines
Gold
■
—1
Development Ltd
Refining Ltd-,
21c
6.00
l
Quebec Smelting
Ragland
I-"
1
65
204#90ft"r
10c
43 y»
19%
l',152"
10O
20(1;
Apr
8
5,992
9c lT%c
LIO)
^.1
Co
Gold
High;
AUg
23% Mar
4c
r-
MiOerals
Amalgamated
Asamera
.
Nov
.
275;
39'Ao
$2,60rpi'eferred
May
Dee
Jan
25'/a
.
1.05
preferred)?
Amalgamated
Lander
Arjon
Dec-.
18cf
48
1.90
Lpw7c
36%
4;615,
2.601
Area
Apr
1.300
/
25
181,
—
Gil
Range Since Jan. It
17,417-
40%
100
w
Associated
':
39y2,
9%c
Argus Corp, common.*.—^.:
$2,50 preferred..—
42..
-
f
10c
4%%
Arcadia
Aug
'54c
1,
Shares,
High
•10c 13'/sc.
5,90,
Apr:-?,;
Oct'
300
»;
,
2.19
2.17:
;•
Feb
•
,10.
Nov.
42 y2c May ;f.
,
Ueo
2.03 May
Sales.,
23
;
Nay.
20c
.
15
11
11
2c
...
Dec
50
-
fer Week,
12%
Aluminium, Ltd..
Anthes
.May-
7c
Aug
i
3.06 May
-
July
He
1,000
••
3c
.
.
40,700
12c
*
Ltd!
5,600
,
54c
.
9c,,
9c
-
•
Provo
!
4c
48y2c\
1
Porcupine, Prune
32,000
47,000
U'/sv 11%
-1
•-—-
Feb
f
,,Ipc
8.60
Jan
2.50
•;
4Cn 4V2C
:8o."
'
—i—wi.ll
A/_—**
Co Ltd
Gas
e4c
.
5.40
625-,
•23%
lit Canadian- Dollars
11%
Anchor Petroleums*—,—...
51'A, Aug;
<
Jan
s
1,64 • Dec
Range
Warrants
Nov-
Jan,
6.60
l.OOO,
22%
1
common*
—
Analogue,
July,
6c
2.90
10Noy:
Jan
1,64;
•f Prices
...;
Cons
Roxana
Amur ex
8c
6.50.
-15%
52%. Jan
Week's
100
Gold
Algoma Steel.
An aeon
4,800
2.75
Feb:
m
.
25,
11%
1
American•, Leduc
Sep
68 e
33;
Jan.
*
Nov,.
520,200
6.50
.
56-
L64."
A—
Warrants
Mar
8c
•
2,75-;
Co—1
Investmt
38c
>
11.885
2.20O,
23Vs.
-56,
Low
common
Central
Nov
55c,
49c
IVzc
*-1
Apr
Are, ExpreMMd
—nrr-*..
(1945)
Obalski
:
ya( Jun
...i
Pacific
Aluminum
Dec
10c-
Jun.
47;.
'V
Sep
Ma'y-,\-;:
42c
July,,
Jam
*
9.8QLMar
92
43
__
warrants...
Allied
4%C; Dec
25%; Jan.
255,.
,52
-
-
Nov
9C/
14er
k
.,
30c
150.
.
v
*
Jan-
25,
Mines*.;
Preferred!
;
.
NOV'
70
Feb,,
,
T.921 Oct
Oct;
38-(
22%
preferred.JR,9S
A
A1 gum a
r
«
Nov
6.00
5 y2c
r
64,550
33
,
3b
1.36rFeb
6.85
50 s
22%
39%
Gas Trunk common—.
Alberta
-
.
\':i'
Aug
9c.
52c
1,000
54c
50c,
r
506
11% May
41%
..
—
preferred*-*-*.224-"-r T—frrlOO
Alberta Nat uralv Gagi,
1^-10
Dec
18c,-
,
Jan
2c
3,500
;
10c
10c
Asbestos- Corp_T—1
North American Rare Metals Ltd*
1
Quebec Power Co Ltd com_—*
Mar
46,
Jan
2J/2C Feb
18,800
31/2C
North
1st
60
20 %, No v
13%^ 14%
14^
Class B
9 %
Nov
70
13%., J.un
Jun
8% Mar
Feb
41%.
—
common
Class
Dec
1.68
Sep
ioy2c 12.%c
4c
&
Mines
7c
3.c
r19%
v
.
1,000^
.
!
Class A,
9'/2.Mayt,
•
Aug..,
4.70
63.% A.U8;.'.
1*23 Den
v
"Atfg^V V
87
Last- ;
Voting trust
Alminex
3,750,
Mar
8"
2,305
"
a94
Dec
ivx Oct
35%, Sepp
»
m
10%c
Explorations,*
Alberta
Mar-
84c
7'A*Sep,',
14,933.
■i:j
L78
(
.
Jan
52c
""
150'
8.40
-a94
—
Shown
—
Uranium
Warrants*
Nov-.
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700
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68c.
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121,800
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14
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51 i
Feb
11
53,450
68c
21c
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2,434
23%
27"
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545
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10c
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Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
15c
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July
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Jun
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1
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3.90
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4c
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10c
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10.
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17%
125
15
15
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6
26
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6%c Nov
,/3c
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Jan.
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12c
14c
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Dec
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Iron
Nov
-
21,400
26
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7.00,
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18%
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1,32, Dec
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Jan
31c
78c
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40
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1.12
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Mines
24%
—
Nov
9c ioy2c
10;
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90
900'
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1.33
Jun
46c
Feb;
j.un
Nov
62%., Oct,
-
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156
10%
24%
Aug
41c
30c
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25
5
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2,200
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1.15
9c
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200
49 y2
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156
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5
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10c
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48Cr
36
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Lingside
7 %c.
Jun,
9c
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(Alfred)
Lambert
Oct
36c
31c
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Oil
Dufault
2%c
91c
51
—
156
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48 yi.
23
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3'/2c Jan
36
Jan
67
2.50
Apr
3,500
5,500
91c
54-
5:10* Jan
8 'At c. Mar
5,600
3.90.
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class. A
Mining & Explor Co Ltd
Laduboro
27c.
9c
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Ltd
Acceptance Corp
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Nov
30c
91c
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40
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9c
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Jan
*
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Dec
30c
30c
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Lead
75c
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16
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class
5%
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-
Oct;
7%c
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class
Oil
15c,
41'
3,517'
20
Mining Gorp Ltd
Pipe Lines Ltd
Quebec, Telephone
71%' Dec.
3c
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Corp
May
4;504
6%
—
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4%c Dec
2c
7,000
20c
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Continental
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Feb
2,25 Jun
26c
July
3c
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17c
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33c
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Horner
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250
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Jan
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46c., Jan.
.
1,500
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Futurity
6c
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46c
18,896
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Minnesota & Ontario Pap.er Co_L__„_5
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38 Vz
275
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10J/u.May
6,95
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38
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,
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31,400
67
4c
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.
3,200/
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500/ ,•/■ 3c. Feb
lie
75c
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(1945)
Sec
July
Mines
Oil & Gas
B
Class
Jan
42%
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85c
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25c
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1,520
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.
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Kelly, Douglas
Jun
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38
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1,545.
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.
.
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,
60c
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1
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Nov
Apr
525
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60c
44c
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Dec
44
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Nov
4c
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Federal
1.62 May
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Dec
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2,50 Mar
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Falconbridge
Foreign
18%
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15c
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22,500
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140
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1
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560
46
36%
1
—•
Ltd
Feb
50c
10%
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Jun
46
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Dolsan
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3c
18
._50
A
Nov
81c
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May
1.56 Sep
Apr,
4c
39c
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class
85c
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2,500
40c
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Jun
4c
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8%.
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2
90c
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class A
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1
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18c
100
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95c
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Apr
7
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41c
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116
18,860
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9c
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90
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6c
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3.50
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112,900
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Nov
20c
July
Nov
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common
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Feb
185
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55
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Nov
55
17c
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Nov
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Oct
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31
45c
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9c,
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Nov
85%
Nov
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Nov
2.50 Nov
8.35
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1.42 May
32,100
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Jan
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Feb
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9c
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14%
10,100
90c
76c-
-
14%;
10
55
1.55
•
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United
Dec
59%
7,301
5,033'
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Jan
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1,56
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66%
11;200
18c
75,
1
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16'/2c Mar
Sep
75c
—
Dec
Jun
6.00
7,400
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Nov.
Jan
1.49
Jan
4.90
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8
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90
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4,375
10c
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Corp
5 Va C;
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Trans-Oanada
18c-
—1
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1
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1,995
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Jan
10,950
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8.65
21%
251
class" A*-—1
preferred
2nd
22%;
25
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preferred
5%%
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2.75 May
Feb,;.
5J'/c
9.15
25
Bailey Selburn Oil &
Banff
Sep
16c
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Dec
8,743
1.50
1.73;
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Jan
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32c
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7.90, Aug
65c
75c
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126
1.40
1.40;
Feb
500
77,050
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17%
17.
15c
125%,,
.
Services—,-—
Sullivan.. Consolidated
Supertest
1
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South. Dufault
Southern
1
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5.25
2,479
1.05
Lawrence
St Maurice, Gas
22%c,
8c
10c
43 %C
47c
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45c
,
5,000
32,100
.
39c
Jail;
69c
May.;
7
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2696)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Bowater
Bowes
5% c/o
50%
51%
445
46% Mar
51V2
Aug
Consolidated
Discovery—/
53%
53%
275
50% Jan
54
July
Consolidated
Dragon
6%
730
52%
52%
53
603
34%
34%
34
Eralorne
6.10
6.05
6.25
3.10
3.00
*
Pioneer—.—
Bralsaman
Brazilian
60c
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
Packers
B
British
Brown
Reef
Telephone
Company
—
Buffalo
y.
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Gas
36%
21,857
29%
Jan
11%
121%
7,882
Pershcourt
Quebec
51%
52%
2,135
45
Mar
52 %
Nov
Consolidated
Red
26c
29c
12,900
25c
Mar
38c
Jan
Jan
16%
Sep
Consolidated Regcourt
Consolidated Sanporm
2.30 Jan
5.80
Jun
254
6,750
5%c
6%c
2.66
2.84
5c
5c
12%
%
34,850
4c
7,290
Aug
4c
8c
3.10
35
36%
'821
32
Jan
18
691
16
Jun
24%
9%
10%
5,935
9
12 %c 12 %c
665
%
Dec
20
18%
20
251/4
34%
102%
25'/4
104
30
26%c
29C
3,377
9,760
13%
10,303
100%
Jan
26c
1.65
2.00
6,140
1.05
36,076
5.55
Jan
15%
6%
17
300
11%
7V5>
875
3%
57%
28%
80
49%
I,859
27%
28%
226;
Feb
23
2,550
18%
Jan
231
300
63%
Jan
761
90c
54
54i%
60
54
620
78
821%
94
94%
81
3.05
6,600
Jan
57%
Jan
90%
Jan
2.55
9,731
61
774
320
12
1
1.75
1.64
1.75
7,550
9%
—1
9%
57
9%
4
Aug
Feb
11
Sep
14c
5,820
43-%
Jan
585%
I,000
8%
Jan
970
2.25
Jan
5.30
515
2.30
Jan
13%
13%
34
35
30 %
36 %
6%
2.30
2.75
6,070
94c
3$;
36%
/
;
97c
7,600
61
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2.50
—*
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3
■
6
5 %
13
14%
V,.{
35
795
31%
Feb
/ ,-37
Oct-
01/4
2.00
69c
5%
1,075
1.00
Oct
1,275
74c
Sep
12,300
84c
Jan
——10c
4.35
3.80
4.33
32,683
3.60
3.60
3.50
3.75
7,480
3.50
Oct
Dock
•
1334
K
—
Jan
210
44 Vb
Jan
55
37%
Jan
55
7%
3.80
II,100
24
3,800
;
8
4.30
4,500
.,
Jan
85c
8
.
common-,
Canadian
Marconi
North
j
3,540
13
.9%
13
300
11
Jan
72
74
10,635
63
Jun
74
8
5,885
Jan
10%
5,585
14-
Jan
17
33c
34c
35c
9,825
30c
Mar
5
-*
14c
13%c 14 %c
16,230
common———*
33%
33
156
26 %
25%
12%
12%
100
Railway——,
Corp
class
A—-4.
*
Natural
preferred
5 %'m preferred
Jan
50%
Jan
62 %
24
970
15%
Dec
18%
Gas
com—*
——20
Central Pat Gold
—
-1
.———
Cheskirk
Mines
——:—
Chesterville Mines—-—,
Smelting
Cochrane
Willan's
Ditnlop
Cockshiitt
Gold
Lake
common.;—
Columbia Cellulose
——^1
:
Enterprises, J—1——
Combined
Metals
National
—
30%
4
Coir Key Mines ————
Consolidated Bellekem* Mines
•
Preferred
I Warrants
—-—^1,./ w
Consel^aied
Callinan
Con«olida#ed
Central
footnotes,
Flin—
Cadillac—
see
*
1
11%
2.30
;
4,024
Jan
Jan
45
7
Jan
40
41
6.25
Feb
365
'
/
-
68%
Oct
Sep
Nov
15%c
' *•
5u
Sep
15%
Jun
15
17,571
13%> Nov r„"
17% Aug
18%;/." 17,984.;/:;' 14%, Ja,iL •, % 20%'Juiy
22% -22%
335 V1^% May ''
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1
-U-/—23.50
16
-1
12c
„
16
7,585
11c 13%c
67,100
11
10
10
Jan
26%
29
5,616
25c
25c
1,000
45
19%
13c
11c
14c
25,900
4'/2c
5c
30,500
47c
43c
54c
36,912
5%c
6c
3,000
51%
Dec
29%
Dec
8%c
4'/2c
Nov
20%
Apr
28
Nov
18c
Apr
Jan
9%
17
Aug %
-4c
200
25c
_1
1
*
•.
r
»
1
1
2.42
_1
1.75
——
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2.41
2.49
1.75
1.70
33
33
•
.
__
-
Sep
3t-><: Sep
SSlkc Sep
7,900
Jan
Feb
7%c
Nov
2.70
1.55 Jan
25
-'180
Nov
7c
1.01
4%e Nov
1.46 Apr
8,950
<-
; i7c
Jan
Oct
2.10
Sep
33%
\Apr
Nov
*
23V2
23J/2
23%
817
18%
Jan
•
l
1.64
1.60
1.69
53,4o0
99c
Jan
1.84
Nov
11c
-12c
4.000
9c,
Jan
20c
May
5c
6%c
9%
9%
L*
—
__
9%
.
>
<
: 12%
10,000
4c
2G
Jun
9
75
165 -165
Feb
Sep
70^ .; Jan/
Jun
.--71
i
1,465
7% Alar
/
15% Jun
-
1,275
8% Mar
-
16% July
;
."
190-
Nov
12%
■
13%
67
-64%
37:%
Jan
73
—1—•
16
15%
16%
4,045
15%
Dec "
20
-1
28
27
28%
2,190
17%
Jan
29%
-1
1.77
1.75
1.85
14,330.
1.12
Jam
1.98 May
-1
3.65
3.35
3.70
5,200
2.74
Oct
4.40
•
i
A
1
Foundation
Francoeur
French
67%
13c
»,'♦
8.076
-
16c
86,210
6c
27%c 30%c
28c
*
36,950
26c
5%
11,345
5.50
4.95
Nov
..
May
Dec
Apr
Mar
16c
Dec
Oct
3.75
46c
Apr
Aug
6%
<-*
—
50
50
51
195
41
Jan
Oct
69% May
29%
29
29%
475
27%
Jail
29%
Dec
Dec
*
66c
66c
74c
7,158
45c / Jan
79c
1
19%
19%
20
2,445
10
Jan
20%
120 120%
325
65
Jan.
122%
Dec
Jan
168
Dec
*
155%
158
./
252
12%
12%•
6%c
6%c
7c
*
28%
26
28%
10
3.40
3.40
3.55
10c 12%c
22,785
19%
570
6%c
34%
130
4,400
—
Ltd-.
-
Petroleum
—
/
20c
Co
Mines
Fraser Companies
Feb
13c
1
•
preferred
Ltd
Galineau Power
1.32
Dec
5%
Geco
Mines
12%
860
10
Jan
:
3V2c
Sep V-'-
3,144
21
Apr
3.25
..
Dec
14% Alay
9,750
!
Dec
8c
29
Jan
Aug
4.70
f
Jun
General
Oct
General
Development
Dec
General
Dynamics
5.05
22
Jan
7.35
Mar
1.70
General
General
Petroleum
Jan
39
Oct
lieneral
Steel
9c
Nov
May
Genex
Alines
9c
Feb
21 %c
Dec
Giant
68,657
44c
Jan
90c
May
Giant
62c
59,700
43c
Feb
70c
Apr
5.40
240
4.70
Jan
6.70 July
38
38%
Jan
Wares
Alascot
55c
51%
20
15%
12,420
-
35c,39.%c
4.00
4.05
12
14%
27c
10% '
'89c
27c;
19 %C
32c
27c
21c
3%e\ 4%c
7c.
12%
7
8
4.25
4 %c
5.15%
14c.
4%c
5,624
-
.
Goldfields
Jan
45c
Nov
Goodyear Tire Canada
4'//
preferred
Gordon-Mackay class
Granby • Mining -
Dec..
Aug
5%
-
Sep
Jan
462,425
4,000
Jan
Granduc
30c
7c
May
,
<•'".•
Jun
Nov
3%C
Aug
67b
1,50-
.
> 1
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Great Lakes Power iteW commoa/u/."
New
warrants'
Sep
Warrants-
Class
Class
8
■
Dec
75.15
'Dec
•Great
Great
Feb
14c
Dec
2%c
Jan
7c
May
&
C
:'
common—1.
Gas
'•
• •
*
■,
• -
—-
warrants'—:—
Class
*—
-
!
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-
19,490
*
10%c
Oct
41%
Nov
105
17% Mar
Aug
Dec
13%
Nov
>17%
Jun
29
29
29%
82 %
82%
50
59%
58%
60%
4,634
41
57c
60c
2,900
51c
10%
10%
10%
2,595
7
Jan
40
82
May
87
7c
Oct
22c
Nov
65c
5,555
26c
Jan
71c
Nov
10%
11
4,960
13c
5c
15c
5%c
4,200
23%c
24c
3,000
16%c 17%c
23c
25c
155
159
»_
45
- 45
12,950
6,266
266
40
—
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—
18
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4.10
18%
17%
-/
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7%
18
23%c_
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•
29e
3.75. 4.25
18 183»
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6.
3 80
18 %c
Jan
May
Jan
31c
May
15c
Sep
24c
16c
July
—29c
Oct
Jan
165
Aug
Jan
47
121
43
6% Mar
.
66,737
•.
20,170
t
2,82a
3,565
••
5,125
5.85
2,400
4,895
5,
Dec
21%' Aug
18
Dec
-
-
•
Jaiu,
8a»5 Jari
4.40 Jan
4 00
1,4-95
2.75
.
/
Dee
3.20
Dec
'16 41 "Sep
"iO '%
6%
Aug
4.00
•
Feb
i.
Apr
3.00
page 46
n
Nov
2.85
-•
2 30 Oct /
1,300
/Nov-
7.50.Nov
-9%
1.00-J;ut—
6%
<00
Dec
4.25
Dec
65c
5,750
Nov
30'i.c
Jan.::
17
Sep
18
-
10c - Mar
1.09 Jan
10%
Jan
9y* Aug
-
5% Jan.-
1,200
Jan
7c
6 % Mur
•
12%. 13%
14%
19c
100
3.20
Dec
Sep
142
3.00
•
9% Mar
2c
.
•
2.10
12% Alay
11 %c Aug
{.•
9
2.60:
3.00
.
•
5,600
2.60
*
9.
18
7.00-
6.40^
'
2/50
13%
0%:
Nov
65c
23'/ac
>''
Dec
66c
Mar
Dec
65,200
—
45,
Jan
82 %
60%
87
—
;
44%
•
Jan
13c
10%
—
Oct
68% Mar
87
—
1
25"%
469
10%c
—
ll%c
3.20
class. A
Coal
27%
Jun
".27%
v-"
warrraiiS..—1
West
B
:
—
Plains Deveiod
Jan./.-
4c
Feb
:—i—7.00
—
Northern
Great
Dec
5c
common——*
50
—*
:.— —-5
/
a—•_*
Mines
15c
"
1
Lakes
13%
Aug
Sep
,
Dec
99-%
Jan
-1
Mihe»<
34%
700
7%
1
Grandrov
Great
84c.. May
Aug
5% JUly:
--
•
.1.33 Nov
'
2,930
17.990
Nov
16c
Alining
—
Dec
2%c
8,965
..
Apr
12%
-
14%
37c
Jan
■.
5,695
10%
.1
Goldray
1,700" "~2r%cfMar
r
—.
—-1
Apr
5.80
12,700
250
-1
Dec
10%
30,200
Ltd—:
Goldalc Mines
Sep
8c
1,300
1
—
Nov
63c
68,700
34,200
,
7a
IL%
7%
11c
/
Alines
Alines—
16%
18c
425
■
Uran
21
8%
"29,897
„
Yellowkuife
:—
:
Oct
3.85
"7,850" "T
11
93c
Mine
1
Glacier Explorers
Glenn
•
:
Jan
13%
—100
:
23%
36
._50c
common
1.3 c
5,420
»
»
A
Ltd
3.20 Apr
17% May
31,500'
class
Preferred
11%
200
1,774
.
58%
Drill
Jan
11%
5
1%
Feb
15%
11%
—
—
1
Alotors
17c
13%
*
-1
General Electric
18c
Jan
I
i
:
—
Sep
Jan
1.50 May
Nov
42c
'
26%
Bakeries-—
48c
Jan
25%
35
102
1
15 % May
8c
102 102%
—
*
Lid
Dec
Jan
20
1
.'.
—
19
19
——100
common
Oct
85c
11c
'
1
Mining
Aug
19c 21 %c
A
preferred
23c
5.70
class
11%
305
.
*
common
(Charles)
35c
48,078
<
Feb
8c
11%
7
12 -12%
-
-.12%/..
«
:
Gaitwin
Mar
'
,
15%
•
11
—/
1,950
-
14%
18%
22%
—*
common—;
common.,—
elass
Feb
91c
.
12f1 Aug
•
Jan
10%
Oct
10%
155%
2%c
15%
14c
5%
4.75 Sep
9% Sep
18%
—*
45,500
151,120
5.20
12% ;
50
——5
142,000
5.15
-10
—
9%
50
2.50 May
825
65
8
170
14%
1,500
5c
35c
51»/2
<
63%
8
(US)
55c
19 %c
4.00
64%
—*
Nov
10%
4,935
34
%c
51c
—1
755
130
20
5.20
;
Consolidated Beta
Gamma--——*.*
Consolidated Building: conuuon,—
900
-
7.35
30c
*
8
—,
Nov
78c
—---*
7%
—
Nov
17,700
93c
——•
Nickels-4i--_—
63c
1.29
32c
300
——10
IIV2C
1.06
10%
3.00
cominonj.ii..--^^.—
Oct
1.14
v
2.70
1
Sep
6%c
■
—25
1
22c
3,275
,
227
common
4%c
,
v
II,000
4.00
2.50
5,000
1.42
14%
1
—
Coniagas Mines
Coniaurum V
53,875
8%c
*
—
3,098
27c,
8c
*
-—-
Nov
Nov
May
Aug
12C
7%c
1.38
38c
158
Canada—
of
9c
6.90
*
Mines
148
Jun
7.15
5.35
Dec
155
;
-
*
Mines
Motor Co
1.00
8%c
—-*
Equipment—
Farm
Coin
Ford
Jan
30c
1
Ford
50c
42
—*
—.———
Sep
15,000
12%
——25
26%
Corp
Nov
55c
1134
62c
&
Jan
Manufacturing
Fleetwood
Frosst
41 %
54c
16%
—:
Frobisher
12%
..—_—1
Mining
——_ —.
Fleet
Oct
41%
20c
Chiino Gold Mines
Jun
22%
1.30
Copper Mining
_1
Mining &. Smelting—1_1
30,785
Preferred
18':. May
1.25
4%c
26%
pfd-.———___50
Mining
Apr
1.25
1
25
Farmer Candy
Oct
7c
1
Dec
26%
Mines
Form
20
50c
*
Dec
15%
Alining
15 %
-1
Wines——i—
Nov
29%
—*
Ltd
100
IaC
—-——-1
48%
Mines
200
23c
——■—
Porcupine
Oct
Oct
Jan
Co
Paper
22
24c
———•
——
4.25
Jan
Mines <fc Developments Ltd
16%
12c
—
Rio
2.65 May
Mar
6.70
Match
22
——_1
1
17
Dec
93c
19%, Mar
Co————
Afineral—
_Z
Alalartic
16%
22
——1
____
Asbestos Corp Ltd-—.—_*
Athabaska
Cochenour
.16%
—„_——,.—6c
Quartz——:l—/—
C h rysler'
16 %
-20
——;
Mines-
Chromium
1.05
Jan
Exploration'
Chibougamau
13 %
Oct
39 %
14%
Captain Mines/
LULU—._——*.'/
Cariboo Gold
Kayrand
Jan
37%
;
Williston
Gai
7%
155
9.467
0
Sullivan
Farwest.
26% May
1,838
July
11%
Oct
50c
—/i—*
Grain
Jan
I,215
3.95
57c
50c
Jan
31%
-
Federal
Jan
'
3.70
Sep
Mar
9.25
13,480
Farms
21%
52
28c
20,266
38c
Nov
10,535
Mining
140-%
24
9,021
10%
3.85
Coal
Textile
Federal
50
42%
23c
47c
10
147,525
Mines—-
Faiima
20,198
50
8,250
47c
Nov
15c
Chemical commoiu_-_*
&
Nov.
156
39%
35c
—
10%
Jan
39c
-/
20.405
Faihous Players Canadian^—
Jan
26%
23%
Inv
—
Falconbrrdge
Jan
51
Aug
15%
Preferred
.:
Nov
23%
—
July
5c
44
29%
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
39c
75c
23c
14%
——
Sep
35%
3,379
May
12c
42%
Stores
Tar
Exquisite
July
Dec
15,100
31c
Oct
36%c
& Steel common—*
Fanny
Jan
95c
Mar
6c
May
■
Nov
12c
12%
Dec
16c
W2C Jan
^9
28%
common
Dec
23%
160
23c
50,200
30,000
9c 10%c
Empire Life Insurance^-—-
7.50 May
18c
Aug
———*
-—
Oil
7c-
Sep
Dec
Nov
Nov
3,414
35
90c
41%
42'e
4.80 May
u._—*
Z.———
Del
1
*
:—
Vickers
Erin
25
preferred:.———10
—l—
Common
Canadian
3.80
1,340
Petrofina
9%
Apr.
7c
8c
57c
Copper
Sol
10% May
Aug
50c
Amphi Gold-
Ernco
Jan
3c
2.000
May
15
Elder
Feb
5%
^9'99^
15c
43%
preferred--.
Industries
Eldrich
20 %
12c
28%
Eddy
Euciy
13% Mar
14%
-
Westn
7% Mar
89,0 tl
Tire
13%
7%
5%
Silica
,3.75
.
14%
11c 14 VaC
Canadian
Jan
Jan
8
—
Oil Cos
4'/.
9%
100
>
14%
Northwest, Mines—.—.
Canadian
1.30
3,221
5
—
Canadian
Canadian
'
Jan
31c
28c
Jan
Nov
Dec
4.00
East.
Apr.,
7% May
13%
4.40
•-
61,406
13,500
7,025
12
Insurance—*
Gen
Magnesium
East
1.35
il3
12 %c
Canadian
40c
43,318
73
"•
preferred
Jan
7
•
1
Canadian
Mar
67c
2.15
1
Inca
Pacific
22c
•
2.50
common
Canadian
Canadian
542
14,273
<
9%
-
Co
Canadian
1.00
13%c 18%c
20c
21c
7c
7%c
Dec
5%c
50c
Brewerv
East
Nov
—•
Gold
Combined
6
13%
—10
Gas—
23c
-
14,143
20
•
2
Canada
Duvex Oils
Dec
2.80
—
Bank
Industries
Chateau
6%
2.85
-—-——1
Imperial
Industrial
Candore
23c
/. 95c
4c
Feb
Apr
200
10c
1
Dynamic Petroleum
Dec
3.80
Jan
27%
Jan
20
8/i
Oct
18c
56c
>.
*
Steel &
Duvan
Apr
7%
7%
3%c
Nov
69c
*
Scottish
Dow
Apr
245
1,150
3.60
98c
,
—•
—
Machine
Malartic
For
Dec
8c
Dec
12%
,_2.50
Foundry
Dupont Co
Nov
,50
,
24
—
Canadian
Conduits
9%
IV2C
Nov
12
10
7,440
'
25c
Electro
Dover
2.04 May
11% May
9 % Jan
8
Oil-———1
Canadian
Chib
3.25
20 %
7c
19% Aug
18%
Jan
•/.;
Nov
6.15
2%c
I
Coal
Donalda
Feb
16
Jan
2%c
6c
—
--1
Bridge
Dominion
5.15 Mar
Oct
2V2c
/9c
Oct
20c
Nov
1.62 May
-•
;
10% May
29c
—
Seagrams
Preferred
Nov
Aug
1.40
Nov
Feb
8%
1
Mines
Dominion
May
54
50
B__*
————
A-
Canadian
Charter
7%
11
48c
12 %c
20%
15%c
20c
1
Petroleum
El
Canadian
Central
7%
Crest——______4—20c
Ice
Cassiar
775
3.75
class
High
Central
10%
53 %
preferred—20c
Homestead———:—.-—_10c
Cayzor
9;?4
50
~—
Canadian
Can
47,275
7%
100
Canadian
8L
174,180
1.69
preferred—1——50
preferred
Class
1,830
3.20
1.51
934
*
—
13%
2.61
1.63
—
13%
3.20
Canadian Dyno Mines
-I
Canadian Export Gas &
Oil-——16%.
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A„50c
1
1
Palmer Oils
Dominion
5.00 Jun
■
^
Dominion
1.75 Mar
Sep
*
Petroleum
9
1,250
500
3,025
—
Alines
Dominion
Aug
85c
7
8-C
1.20
15c
46c
20
8%
—1
Mines
•4.10 Mar
Mar
15c
46c
I8V4
14c
^
Jan
Warrants
/ 7% Mar
v
Jan
27%o
360
14,225,
I
Mines
Dominion
Oct
.5%
May
20,bo0
—
common
Pacific
Dominion
Dec
.
Ltd
Mines——:
Dominion
Feb
21% .Feb
1,155
cuA,b22
55c
80c
~
-1
Gold
Dominion
Apr
II,33 7
-
1
:
Dominion of
5.45 May
3.50
51c
—
Mines
Horn
Dominion
Nov
1,014
20%
6%c
Minerals—
^
12%
,
—
1
-
—:
Apr
12
—
*
i
-50
Dome
13 % May
3.50
1
--i
^
Jan
16
12
53c
I
Distillers
Nov
57%
3.25
1
15%
18%
12 %
_—
2c
Sep
Feb
Dec
10%
-
20
Dome
Aug
%c
10 %
3.35
Zinc
Jan
6c
18 %
18 %
*
3.25 Mar
12c
2
18Va
""11 'A
50c
Dickenson
May
9'
8
*
-*
^
-
-
Jan
16
May
12c
Sep
12c July_
C 3.20 Jan
22/4 Nov
6.25 Nov
28c May
Nov
1.12
5%
18%
18%
*
1
—-
8c
1.02 :
3
——.
Credit
International
Devon
Oct
1.98
55%
♦
—
Hydrocarbon
;
Mines
Delhi
Nov
81c
Canadian
•
Mining
Denison
Feb
13%
Jan
7
62,720
3.60
64
Mar
1.00
1,220
8c 11 %e
10c
3.35
—-—r
Canadian
-
,
Pershing
Dcluite
Dec
95
Aug '
40%
12%
1.05
Husky
7%c
Deldona
61
May
60% May
85
Apr
100
Deer
1.60 Mar
Jan
3,434
3.20
Nov
——1
Warrants
8c
1-07
—
-
Oct
48%
61
*
Nov
36
49
12%
.
17%
80c
61
common—
Canadian
*
1
4c
J?ec
9c May
Feb
Mar
1.83
-
8,010
12,900
9,875
; 7.6,118
786.795
.
-680
Daering Explorers
Daragon Miue^
1
Decoursey Brewis Minerals.—,
July
81c
3.10
Crush
Nov
74
53%
——
Securities
17c
Mines
Jan
?C /,0V
57c
Mar
5c
16,087
6.00
16c
—
Jan
90c
;
Energy
22
5.75
Crowpat
Oct
21
12%
1—&,
28%
14
541/4
53%
25
General
21%
Lead
CUsco
26,235
16c
Preferred
Oct
•••28,000
2.60
4c
4,400
5.85
Crestbrook Timber warrants-
Dec
7'/2C
July
27%c Aug
349«
21 lA
Mar
29
75
*•
Petroleum
7%
57%
24% July
25'% Jan
6 ■'jf
9c
•.
Nov
2.40
P
500
*
L
Imperial
Croinor
Jan
700
731/4
preferred
18%
17
74
Vf r^K-
Warrants
2.20
L
Copper
Craigmont Mines-;
Jan
32%
22%
•
.
5%c
2.41
Cowichan
Oct
10%
10
common
Devonian
5%c
m
x?
57c
9,un
7C
499
'222
*
Courvan
May
28c
_•
B '
Coulee
Jan
2.00
Jan
27%
57%
1
Delhi
1
:
Cosmos
10% May
Apr
Apr
—•
common
Collieries
Preferred
9c
Mines
3 r~c
!.
Coronation
Jan
38c
Feb
7.50
28%
23%
104
May
6.90
100
Chieftain
—
nl
i
Jan
^/,2C
10°
1
—
er
.
1-51 Mar
o5c
Petroleum—;—___*
West
Rights
Nov
30%
.
Nov
1.95
32%
22%
Aluminium common
Canadian
Jan
-23
May
'9, -P
i'3.? ^ov
12c
2c
10c
—
,
—1
Copper Rand Chiboug
'
Canadian Curtis Wright————*
'
15c
Sep
7.25
•
—
1_1.
Mines—2.50
Poplar——;
Mines.
Copper-Man
Sep
Jun
-50
preferred
—
•
13%
1
Mine^.:
5
35c
6c
8c
Coppercorp Ltd
Class
9c
55c
o???- Twraf,
o2 ^
9c
Feb
»
.
rf?
55,200
Exploration
Conwest
Sep
38% July
17%
Mines
Gold
Consumers Gas common
Nov
6 %c
48c
•
Chemickl -%1
Warrants
Consolidated
May
Apr
July
1.06
31,300
13c
Canadian
Canadian
26c
Northland
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
—
1st
27c
16%
Dec
♦'
Gas
5c
7c
Canadian
Food
—
.
Consolidated
•
2nd
*
Nicholson
15
Consolidated
14
Jun
1
1
13c
23c
——*
warrants^—
Canadian
12c
Feb
•
warrants—
Canadian
12c
4,720
Canadian Canners class A-
Class
1
Nov
._*
A
Breweries
Dredge
Negus Mines—
Consolidated
—12.50
Canadian
Dec
Consolidated
36 74
16%. Aug
4.60
Jan
3qc
2.25
II,160
1
Lines
Canadian
2.15
39 Vb
__
—*
—,
Canadian
2.25
29c
—
Canadian
2
Dec
1
Canada Tungsten
Canada Wire & Cable class E
Canadian Astoria. Minerals—
S1 % '•
Mosher
9%e
Petrol
Celanese
Consolidated
32
:_*
Ltd
British
Apr
3.05
I,303
4.40
39c
2/"?
1.24
45c
10%
10
Steamshiu
41c
Exploration
July
1
A
class
Canada
1
9c
—,—_.
Southern
Morrison
-
*
Permanent
Canada
Consolidated
23,720
;—20
Safeway
Nov
11% Dec
14% May
14
May
140
Jun
24s4
1.10
Ltd
Oils
Mac
15i%
*
common—
Canada
24
1-24
43c
Mic
34%
16
9C
9an
18c
4.00
24%
1
26c
——
Packers
3.80
♦
Consolidated
33'A
•
Lands-
B
4.00
Mining & Smelting—
Mogul
9c
Oil
class
Oil
A
35%
*
—
Foils
Class B
Jan
*
Consolidated
27c
i
Cangda Iron Foundries commonCanada
Malting
;——.—
Class
2.00
}%?
4 /2c Aug
1.31
Consolidated
Sep
/May
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canadian
4,700
12°
iligh
55c
1.28
Jan
1
—_
Canadian
2.51
48'/2c
1.31
Jan
25c
—
petrol
Preferred
2.49
40c
49%c
1
Ltd
Corbv Distillery class A
Class A preferred
Canada Cement common——
Class
77
100
&
Bread
Canada
Feb
43c
1
Mines
Dec
17%
1
.
Campbell Cliibougamau
Campbell Red Lake—,
Canada
42%
—1
A;55
8,900
12,800
101,000
29c
43c
7 %
.•*
Oils
&
preferred
Canada
60
^'9^1
12c
80%
Apr
35%
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
Canada
73
Dec
'
Petroleum
Preferred
72
5c
<?
Canada
49
2.80
Mines
Camerina
Jun
5%c
Lake
Mines
Calvert
%
13%
*
5%
43
4.40
*
Calalta
5
63
——
—-—
Burns
Cadamet
925
48
27c
Building Products
Burlington
——.—1
Cable
5
61/4
12c
—1
—
51%
—25
Ankerite
Red
80 %
80'%
i6
& Smelting
—.—
Euffalo
Marcus Gold
33%
—
.
Brunswick Mining
Marbenor
Consolidated
14%
Mines
Buffadison Gold
Halliwell
Consolidated
461%
A_
Power——
Columbia
Broulan
class
27c
Consolidated
80%
—
:
Columbia
—
Jan
36 Vb
Products-
6c
Iron-.
Arrow——
1.00 Sep
5%, May
12
British
17c
Fennnore
7.60
Dec
2.50
Oil———------
7
15c
17cl8%c
5c
6 %c
Golden
72
»
common
American
ClaSS
Gillies
Consolidated
'6
British
British
Consolidated
Low
1.75
1-60
Jan
3.00
High
1.60
1
1
Oil
May
30c
1,000
14,892
Consolidated
Sep
Nov
9Tb
1
Lake_/———--1
Dec
53
36
Jan
5.80
7,593
60c
3.20/
Oct
30
48
-50
————■—
Petroleums
British
6 %
47% Jan
80%
—'
—
common
—
(T G)
Britalta
1-1
—1
common
Preferred
Preferred
Bright
—-
Petroleums
Traction
Bridge Tank
6V4
_50
pfd
Monday, December 18, 1961
Low
Par
51'A
Company
.
(Range for Week Ended December 1 5)
High
53 %
_£1
Paper
Mersey
Bowaters
Low
-50
—
_—
Bowater
High
-50
Corp 5% preferred
preferred
5 % %
Low
.
.
Sep
-
Volume
194
Number
6117
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2697)
CANADIAN MARKETS
•;
West
Great-
Saddlery
Winnipeg Gas
Greater
Voting
1956
1.30
*
*
n
trust
*
Gridoil
Lead
Gunnar
406
16
7,107
1.15 Aug
li'/4
2.00
Jan
Sep
17 Vt May
Mad sen
6,665
4.85
4.95
590
4.50
4.50
880
2.70
Jun
4.50
16%.
16%
16%
5,857
11%
Jan
17% July
95c
Feb
30%
Jan
,_9c
—
1
1.65
1.65
500
55
55%
_638
10
1
5 %C
6c
Mines
Gwillim Lake Gold—-
„——
2,000
7c
7c
8c
7,000
8.65
8.35
8.75
19,534
l
;
Mining
6c
1
l
——
8c
8c
40,500
5
%c
Jan
Jan
4c
6.75 May
3.05
Apr
4c
Dec
Jan
Nov
58
Jun
4c
7.05
Cockshutt
MacMillan Bloedel
16
3.50
Par
MacLeod
18 % May
15%
11
(Range for Week Ended December 15)
High
is %
*
Freehold
Mines
1.40
15%
*
Lines
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
Low
4.85
——1
Wire
Greyhound
High
1.25
15%
warrants
Greening
Gulf
Low
Par
;
Red
Maher
Majortrans
Jan
Nov
Manitou
Nov
Maple
9.50
Aug
9c
Mines
Hardee
Farms
Harding
1
—
Harrison
Gold
2.00
2.15
,-*
.
10%
10%
Nov
15 %
15%
Sep
Nov
19V4 May
Marcon
Jan
15%
Marigold
Dec
136,000
45c
-14,700
25c
Sep
<67c
Oct
9c
10c
55,500
3c
Aug
13c
Dec
—*
:: 35c
36c
500
20c
Nov
^100
-102
102
50
98
Apr
Highland Bellw_i_y—-v.—u—...ti
& Dauch.,^—i.i_L_y_—
2.65
Holt
Oil
-
Co
Ltd
class
A..—L_.:
8,162
53
V -7,427
25 %
4,619
15
15
49
15
Smith
prior
Howey
13
Bay
Mining
Huron
Bay Oil—
Erie i.1—.
Hydra
Exploration
_f
13%
13%
3,85
4.00
1.85
2.25
1
2.15
56%
18%
,19
*
2.30
53%
55%
—_*
_4—»—
19
Jan
Dec
3.30
Maxwell
Maybrun
warrants
$2»/4
preferred
19%
McKenzie
60
$2.75
preferred
preferred
;L
$4Va
20,280
*■'
Inglis
(John)
13%
Dec
Dec
5.00
Jan
44
Oct
Jan
Sep
Oct
2.85
Jan
May
57% May
...
19%
.
Dec
37
Apr
60
Dec
24c
Sep
44c
Nov
E
Inland
Natural
Gas
International
Merrill
Island
Preferred
Midland
49
49%
27,680-'
37 >/4
Jan
49
%
Dec
Milton
18%
5,400
12%
Jan
18%
Dec
1,300
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
34:%
34%
35%
22
21%
48%
22 %>
910
48%
'VT* 125
•,54
54
.
v
-5%
2,755
16
100
14
10
15%
16
651
15
5 %
.5%
7,105
1.50
.1.65
'950
48c
12,199
5%
-■
International
'.Preferred.
47c
—1
46c
Utilities
16%
4.15
;
215
Apr
22 % Mar
5c
4c
Jan
57%
47,755
Jan
Molsons
Brewery
Class
class
;
Dec
9c
84
85
4'
49
85
5,055
A
33% Jail
49
Class
Irish
A
7%.
40 Vt
Jail
51%
Nov
6.00
Iron
Glass
Iroquois
Iso
—5
Lake
Jefferson
Class
Jellicoe
Nov
1.70
1.70
11
25c
66c
21,475
47
245
60c
.«
15%c 15 Vac
7% Aug
44c
Sep
19c
Nov
48c
Oct
26% Mailie
Feb*
7,125
9%
9%
4.85
6c
6c
8%c
8%c
9c
Aug
3ep
36c
Mines
26c
•33c
3.75
625
35c
10,150
28c
1.80
1.95
11,865
1.50
15,735
15c
1.20 May
.
16c
Jan
15c 16 %c
Mar
16c
47,140
24c
3.60
Apr
5.00
July
;
Ar#a
July
47c
Jan
2.50 Mav
24c
Feb
Apr
2.60
2.50
2.60
1,850
2.00
Oct
3.65
14
13%
14%
5,305
11%
Oct
14%
Dec
5%c
6%C
7,142
4c
10c
Nov
July
8%
7%
8%
515
7%
Dec
30%
29%
30%
I,194
24%
Jan
30%
Dec
30
30
135
25
Feb
30%
Dec
43
41%
Jan
44'/2
Nov
14%
100
:
344
15%
2,735
43%
25
•
17%
85
250
69c
70c
,71c
7,500
18
2,690
13%
,
80
Jan
17%. Oct
July
63c
17%
13 %
8% July
34 ""
85
1
Works
43%
14%
43%
43%
Nov
Dec
90
Jun
77c
Nov
18%
Dec
July
Jan
5
79
79
_•
54%
53%
55
16,716
44 Va
Jan
65%
Sep
1
t
1.60
1.45
1.67
334,435
50c
Feb
1.80
Nov
24c
25c
6.639
23c
Sep
31c
Aug
1.18
1.12
1.25
158,050
50c
Mar
10c 12 %c
19,741
8c
Jan
1
IIIII
Im
3.50
3.65
6,880
'.
Exploration
80
75
Dec
2.80
National Trust
Jan
Nealon Mines
Nov
84%
Nello
70
64
Nov
Neon
1.65 May
2.70
58
Jan
84
.
Nov
1.25
Dec
Products
New
New
Sep
New
Calumet Mines
■
112
115
5%C
18c
13
13
310
4% c
5%c
6,800
29c
30c
5,925
6c
Mar
New
Davies
New
Goldvue
May
30c
6%c
7c
26%c 27%c
22%c 23%c
New
Senator
New
Taku
25c
Sep
38c
Nov
14c
Aug
24c
May
Jan
Gold
12%c May
8c
5,840
19c
Aug
28c
6 %c
July
23c
Nov
7,977
2c
Sep
7c
Nov
14c
Jan
7c
6c
7%c
6,036
5c
Aug
73c
72c
76c
27,500
49c
Feb
7%c
4,100
5c
Oct
8%c 10 %c
62,500
6c
Sep
12 %c
S
8%c
i
57/a
Jan
8%
Apr
Jan
5.40
Apr
Nickel
35c
39c
97,450
35c
Aug
72c
5%C
4,000
3c
May
8%c
Nov
5c
5%C
7V2C
8,325
4c
Oct
8c
Mar
42,620
16 %c
20c
5,500
13%
13%
50
11
Jan
Mining
Jan
13 V*
Oct
Nickel
Rim
Jan
Nipissing
Jan
Nisto
1,305
3.20
2,825
10
Jan
♦
10
10
10 %
2,345
1
5c
5c
5%c
19,700
1
8.90
8.75
9.20
32,332
8.25
Nov
13%
1.80
1.90
1,200
1.70
Dec
4.50 May
Nor
Noranda
5%c
6c
»
7c
:
Class B
6%
3.00
May
May
9,000
5c
1
;
——
common
30c
47c
97,150
40c
36c
__i
Rouyn
Nov
Jan
18 %c Jan
22c
35c
—1
i
10 Vac
1.10 May
Nov
16c
1
Mines
Apr
8 %c
*
&
Mines
2.20
%
3.10
Jan
16,400
7c
Merger:
Niagara Wire
42c
I
M
Oct
8 Vac Jan
Nov
78,500
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
1,600
38c
5 Vac Mar
16c
New
21,500
Jun
4%c
22c
Rouyn
25c
24c '
Nov
6 Vac
July
Aug
4c
Mines
New
3c
Jun
13%
IIIIl
I
Mines
Oct
11c
Nov
18c
12c
11% Mar
15c 15 %c
Dec
6%c
4c
Manitoba
30c 31 %c
115
Mar
13c
Kelore
11 VaC
Nov
23c
New
Newnorth
21%
1
New
1.50 May
Oct
4.00 Mav
10% July
6,900
4.35 May
56c
9c
28,500
27c
Apr
Jan
Jan
Anr
■
,»
Mines
8c
Jan
64
Dec
29
50c
Petroleum
12c
Aug
Jan
Dec
lie
3%c Sep
3.000,
1
Continental Oil of Canada
New
Dec
Jan
9%
18 %
18
-
Feb
10%
51,500
18c
r
w
1.35 Mar
40
4c
"■*£-
i—
1
May
31 %c
6
115
5%c
Jan
27
11,852
1
40c
*
61«
20%
;
90c
Mar
3le
245
20 %
Harricana
21c
-T
20%
Jason Mines
14,700
4c
4,150
Athona Mines_'_„.
Hosco
27,240
May,,;
2.70
Bidlamaque Gold
New
New
31c
Apr ;
14%
1
Jan
New
97c
28%
-
*
Dec
New
11%
14%
260
12,700
2.30
Alger Mines
Dec
26c
6,420
7c
2.30
——
Apr
90c
17.
.18c Apr
'
1.35
23c
•
16 Va'
28%
/•
—1
_L
13
50
;
L10
t
Mines
May
11%
♦
6%c
•
9%
29c
12c
16%
16%
7c
•
25c
4.85
"
150
16%
lis
National
7c
16,300 V
6c
z
1
6.00 Mar
1
*
—
21
33c
1.85
...
Sep
Aug
90c
Jumping Pound Petrol..
Kelly Douglas class A—
Jan
3.75
•
Murray Mining Corp Ltd-
Jan
6
3.70
7,500
3.55
1
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Oct
30c
r'.
4c
18,275
10
Mines
Quebec
Apr
Jim
2.60
Oct
—
Corp common.
2.50
4,045
4.50
*
common
2.50
70c
Oct
Dec
Dec
8
"
9%
1
Mines
Ltd
Jan
8% May
100
21c
Jan
1.50 July
1,400
185,025
20,400
4.55
Preferred
Jonsmith
;
11
451/4
46
Warrants
Joliet
65c
1
Gold
Club
1.70
31%
1.22
Jan
Oct
Jan
7,200
11
62c
1.55
37
37,500*
93c
22c
60%
3,035
% 125
1.22
1
5.50 Mar
4,034
■
60 %
1.11
—1
1
*
——
Mines
Jockey
56%
warrants
B
Joburke
60
:—*
Explorations
Jaye
84%
1.11
35c
—
Service——
290"'
69%
20c
Mining
Jan
Jan
97/b
:.20
7
3,380
1.75
*69
—10
—:
Public
1.60
—1
_
Jamaica
1.65
25c
—
:
Waite
Jack
Jacobus
82
•
25c
preferred—.^4.
Mines
5.80
82 %
1
Copper Mines
Bay Mines
45%c
1.60
♦
Nov
6%
8
5.80
—2
——
2.50
17c
22%
Jun
1,111
7
-,
.
j.
Line—_.
Pipe
56,600
Aug
—
biscount
Interprovincial Steel Pine—
Investors Syndicate common.—
139,400
495
*
Intel-provincial
73,780
61c
2.50
Jun
2,034
49 %
7
7%
_—_
2.40
22%
87% Aug
7;375
45%
49
•
—
Warrants
Dec
*
'
Common
61c
1
%
44%
44%
:i-.i25■;
Inter-Provincial .Commercial
July
22 Va
A—
Porcupine
Minerals
23c
22%
—
Multi
189,400
Nov
Jun
pfd
Apr
Nov
Mar
Jan
•.
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Trust
17
13c
Apr
8c
11—40
Jun
27
Jan
Aug
7%
ZZZZ*
I
1
Investments
Iron
22c
5c
65c
•
Wright
51
12c
14,520
*
Preferred
Moore
26% May
12,000
9,805
*
Monarch Fine Foods
Mt
7,040
17c
6%c
Apr
May
7,400
B
Moneta
Nov
48%
49c
66c
ZZ*
class
Knitting
11c
2.50
«
Containers
Monarch
2.55 Mar
2.20
3.00
Feb
*
I
Dec
58c
61c
Oct
1
7
Jan
49c
-
Oct
1.80
5Vac
34,800
;
18
Jan
11 %
:■
Modern
7.00
»<
6c
10%
200
7,800
-
20
Mines
Monarch
Jun
16c
Jan
9%
Grain
16
Jan
95c
July
47%
17c
110
May
IOV2C Nov
Oct
r
■
2—5
common
—
InterprovinCial Bldg- Credits com
Jan_
97
7%c
Jan
5c
5.90
71c
Brick
Ore
4.70 Mar
May
29c
•
25
27
4%c
4%c
'■
17
■t
27
—_1
*
—
■
.
4.00- Jan
'
—25
——
Jan
16
Nov
j25% Nov
49% Nov
i 56%
Jun
;
3.25-Aug
5 %
—1
38 %
Dec
90
*
—*
Molybdenum
International Nickel
Jan
51%
80
5%
Oct
45 '
983
iii———
International
19
125
Oct
1.95
7c
-
May
10c 10%c
;
Mining Com
•6%
31%
1.95
382
•
110
9 %
Industries Gas
City Petroleums
6%
12,852
2,750
•
Jan
100
10,000
109
Nov
100
10c
.
Pacific
Mining
17%
V
8c
9.30
May
14% Mar
9%
Midwest
Mill
45
8.75
j
Midcon Oil_:
Mill
106
1.24
67c
Jan
,_2o
;
;
17%
Jan
Nov
v
Jan
May
10%
l
Uranium Mines
Metro Stores common
49%
34%
67c
33c
7%c
i
Mining
Dec
72,600
107%
1
Meta
161
Powders-com—*.
BronZe
Preferred
J.
Lake
Jan
Nov
15 %c
45,300
8c
i
Lake
20c
13 %c
Oct
68,085
109
%
Oct
Aug
12 %c May
July
.
13
8.95
13%
.
Nov
4c
Aug
14c
Nov
11c
!
Mar
20c
Dec
14 %
Aug
12
12 %
835
50c
55c
61,070
45c
50c
6,200
28c
1.54
1.54
1.59
3,835
74c
Jan
4]/2C
4%c
6c
8,300
3c
July
6c
Jan
19c
22c
12,100
12c
Jun
23c
Nov
59%
19,053
40
Feb
59%
:
14
Aug
■
Warrants
—
Kelvinator
Kenville
Canada
of
Gold
1
Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
Copper
Kirkland
.1
—
6
4c
Sep
9c
•
1
39c
37 %C
45c
25,536
20c
Mar
87c
May
*
Minerals
13c
12c
13c
12,375
lie
Oct
19c
Jan
&
Smelting
Mines.
Mines
1
i
—'
.1
Mines
Acme
51c
1
1
Gold
1
:
Mines..
•
Labatt
-*
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lafarge
Cement
Warrants
Lake
A
Lingman
Gold,
Lake
Ontario
Cement
La
Osu
Mines
Latin
Mines
.
.
4—:
17%
Nov
Norlartic
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel.—
Jan
28
Aug
7
Dec
10
Apr
1.55
100
70c
Feb
7.10
5.75
7.70
554,870
38c
Jan
2.70
2.75
4,935
%c
3,400
7c
3.55
3.50
3.65
6,426
2.50
Jun
4.10
Nov
North
12
12 %
1,065
8V4
Jun
12%
Nov
Northgate
Aug
38c
1.55
1.55
8c
9
1.85
Jan
Aug
10c
28c
160,700
Nov
12,550
2.80
Nov.
4.50 May
300
2.30
jun
3.00
*
3.55
3.40
329
32%
25
50c
52c
3.55
32%
10
54c
45,050
3.20 Mar
27%
Apr
37c
May
39c
July
48c
52c
85,917
18
18
18%
2,225
16
Jan
27%
26%
28
5,105
10%
Jan
.22
50c
r————-20
22%
22%
21
Oct
25
20
25
25%
130
23
Mar
21%
22
825
21
Oct
56
56
115
49
Nov
38
preferred
1
Mines
—
Levy Industries common
Preferred
Loblaw
B
A
3,310
class
pfd
A
:
Island
Lyndhurst Mines
Macassa
Mimes—.
Macdonald
class
For
A
Sep
20%
*
321/2
32%
33
66
25%
Jan
34
51%
48
Ltd
51%
5%
Jan
11% July
3,825
2.20
Jan
8.20 July
15c
16c
1,708
10 %c
83
83%
226
83
Beaucage
Mines
60c
68c
6,920
30c
12c 12 %c
2,500
10 %c May
16c
5c
5c
3,000
4%c July
7c
58c
*
—
Jun
Obaska Lake
Mines
*
Jan
24%
Sep
O'Brien Gold Mines
1
58c
Mar
6c
Nov
Oka
1
10%C
Jan
Okalta
Oils
90c
29c
33% Aug
Oleary
Malartic
34
22
2c
1.75 May
29'A
30
Feb
2.20
Rare
Metals
3.85
500
3,925
5%c
5c
6c
43,000
36c
■34c
39c
41,700
1.94
Dec
51
Nov
&
8%
common
19,000
11c
Feb
18c
810
29
Jan
40
May
200
17%
Apr
22
6.40
6.25
6.90
33,369
5.25
Jan
8.60 May
Mines
1.81
1.81
1.96
9,670
1.50
Jun
2.18
■
-
6.00
Oct
Orenada
Gold
1
6c
Apr
Ormsby Mines
23c
13,508
Oshawa Wholesale
1
-•
21c
Oct
32
31%
32%
1,126
10c
Jan
Osisko
—1
56C
52c
60c
27,100
52c
May
8%
8%
250
Lake
Overland
Mines.
preferred
6c
*
-
Oct
8c
Jan
Page
28 %
30
75
30
Dec
Palliser
Petroleum
20c
,11c
13c
22c
Nov
Pamoil
Ltd
20o
5%c
5%c
6c
9c
May
3.10
3.10
3.20
'. -23
Feb
25
2.36
48,230
7c
May
Sep
5,500
5c
Mar
150
2.60
23
4%c Sep
500
1.20
22%
1.58
23
52c
14c
Mar
3c
Nov
22%
July-
5,000
29c
38%
4c
27,800
8,100
13c
4c
32c
4%c
23
34c
22%
2,500
,
Dec
37%
46,500
4c
Oct
15c
13c
27,600
29c
72c
May
38%
1.13
4c
Jan
7c
29c
*
6 %c
31c
52c
II,500
*
Debenture
Products
42c
14c
15,850
Aug
Sep
80c
Apr
-July
Oct
3.65 Aug
350
Pacific Petroleums
13%
14%
8
27c
Oct
Jan
Mar
8% May
9.90
40,206
9.25
.10
2,670
23%
24V4
6,768
22%
Jun
26 %C
27c
1,500
25c
Sep
38c
41c
45,600
31c
Oct
72c
73c
2,335
71c
Nov
9%c
11c
53,500
•
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
1
1
,
,
73c
10 %C
Oct
Parker
Drilling
5%c Nov
Fatino
of.
July'
24%
Pato
Canada.
-
1
—*
_2
.
4.90
5.00
Jan
700
Jan
516
5.00
6.55
6.75
2.62
2.62
'
.
6c-
3.40
3.35 Feb
"
'
'
*
"*
Consol
Gold.
1
400
2.15
May
Dec
Oct
9% May
10
9.80
-
75c
Jan
14%
39c
Dec
Sep
8%c Sep
28c
33 %
14%
24JA
5.85
%
Jan
•
-
Oct\
Jun
19c
1
Hersey
Pamour
Jan
60c
Jan
25c
/
Jan
9%C 10 %c
Nov
4c
4,050
Nov
10
9,200
85C
19'A
.
1.05
May
Apr
4.40
May
45% Mar
85c
1
Sep
May
Nov
1
,
May
68C
1
.
Dec
12c
6,100
Orchan
13c
83%
9%c
Opemiska Copper
28%
30c
Feb
Jun
7c
1
—
Dec
Feb
9c
1,040
*
75
1
15c
3.85
footnotes, see page 46
Jan
2,320
12%
18%
pfd_44i—j.—j_24-420
70
9%
6.25
70
50%
•
51%
9
5.80
20c
Oct
-
Oct
Sep
July
9%
—.100
12'A
—.4—,_1
13%
Feb
19
Explorations ___—J.4.—2—— L
Maclesods
8,141
Nov
6c
2.70
6,300
9%
85c
Mav
1.02 Mar
2.50
20,746
1.80
May
84c'
20%
10%
"
May
84c
2.40
Loan
1.04
34c
Feb
Jan
19%
Steel
1.89
Sep
Sep
Sep
Oct
■
20
Ontario
•
20c
1.73
2.45
Ontario
4.^4——1
Mines
21c
Oct
•
MaGfie
Oils
Mines
Nudulama
40c
400
30%
82c
Apr
6.00
Northwestern Utilities pfd
Jan
40,350
55c
1
Norvalie
1.70
6,566
45c
50c
-
Oct
Nova
22c
4Qc
__50
Telephone
Oct
Dec
21c
45c
Aug
—
:——
common..
26
;
22c
1
May
3.95
Lynx -Yellowknife Gold Minesic.isiii.cii*
Power
22%
59
Apr
•
Preferred
Northland
Sep
30c
11%
-—1
——
May
Dec
Oct
70c
Nov
——.—-—1
M)_.
73c
22%
21
55
•
Gas
Jan
2.70 Mar
14,975
9%
50
±—
Quebec
10c
1.10
804,202
4c
*
1
——
Northern
Jan
Jan
80c
615
50
Louvicourt-
Nov
21 %c
Jan
76c
10 %
*
:
73c
Warrants
Aug
1.50
25
3,021
—
i
Natural
Jan
Nov
32c
71c
10%
10%
Loraao Uranium Mines
"< Warrants
Lowney .(W
1,435
Mines
Ontario
Dec
50c
14c
3.25 May
43c
32%
—*
——
Goldfield
32%
10%
new.;——
Gas
2,900
50
Petroleum—
Long Point
1.98
May
Canada
Northern
Oct
20 %c May
67c
10
—
Ltd.—
1.89
'
1.40
Northern
1.73
Jan
25%
10%
—30
—.50
_~i
warrants
•
32
1st pfd—30
—
A
12,925
31%
1.93
class
255
3%c
32%
*
1st
23
3c
23
Lac Gold
Locana Minerals
Long
42,000
11%
3%C
B
(M)
4,850
13c
11
-1
Preferred
Loeb
1.56
lie
11
_—^.—20
Cos
Class
1.50
11c
Mines
Groceterias
Class
Loblaw
1.55
1
*
Leitch Gold Mines
Little Long
100
960
26
1.15 Mav
Nov
4c
4,575
2.640
51c
'May
8c
1
Goldcrest
Northern
6%c
.1.82
l
Rankin.—.
!
Northspan class A warrants—;i—;
Feb
6c
50c
Aug
98c
2.60
127,867
»
Jan
Dec
12c
4,936
17c
1.80
..._„^__50
Exploration
Jan
19
2.86
13c
;
Nov
29 %
2.70
_25c
common
32%
4.10
4,575
15c
Jan
32c
Aug
3%c Feb
30,000
15c 15 %c
Feb
40c
2,000
9% C
*
Oils
North
2.60
preferred
preferred.
Ltd
Coldstream
North
3.35
37c
7%c
2.80
Preferred
23c
*
A
Oils
Canadian
37c
1
Warrants
2.55
preferred
Gold
Oct
Northcal
North
3.25
$1.40
Lexindin
Apr
26c
50c
class
Financial
Gold
12c
Nov
2.60
—3
Secord
Lencourt
3.10
3.25
6% r'c
$2
3.60 Mar
12%
1
Mines
2.70
1
American
$1.25
15 %c
17%
1
Loan
Laurentide
1
Oct
1
—
Langis Silver
Laura
60
7%c
,_*
Mines—
Gold
Lamaque
915
7
1
Mines
Lambton
26%
7
10
Shore
Luz
25%
7
1
common.
Preferred
Lake
25%
15
1
l
1
—
Lake
Lake
9,515
—-—-
Mines..
Gas
16%
Mines
Mines
1
j
—
Dufault
Lakeiand
class
16
.♦
-
16
.10
'
56 Va
58
Norbeau
Norgold
Kopan Developments Ltd
Nov
18
July
4c
50c
*
•
110
Sep
94c
104%
Nov
May
36
Apr
82c
12%
loo
li)u
100
46c
48c
54c
Apr
96
common.
i
83c
12%
2.30
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104
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Mines—
Superior Propane common
Preferred
200
Nov
Jan
14%
Contact
Sullivan
'Aug
34% Mar
8c
1,075
2.00
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury
Nov
10%
6%.
Yukeno Mines
24
'
2.55
SeD
"
'*
A
Industries
Dec
22 %c 23 %c
Z~~
Dec
8%
17c
17c
:1.25
Mar
1.30
2,555
1
common
./12c
35,568
90c
90c
64%
4.30
:
Nov
7.80
——
•:
2VaC Aug
Jan
9
!
1
Yukon
Young
Jan
8%c July
925
'30c
2.00
-1
T4.85
14
14
A_
Trusts
60,000
1.79
;
Jan
4c
~
Nov
75c
:
preferred
(J)
Class
plo
Oct
7
20,375
4.45
•
_1
1.75
*>8%
"
777/s
Preference
July
7%c
—4
Canada
Steinberg
1.00
Oct
5.65 Aug
2.65 May
462,650
11c
10%
27
4?^
16 %c
Steep Rock Iron_^
Tidal
Sep
5%
Mining
S wits on
Nov
1.85
Stedman Bros new—
Steel
Jan
30 %c
21c
"1
Nickel
3.70
8,500
6%
j
,
"
-4,046
50c
1.99
•
Stan well Oil & Gas
's.ss
46c
»
'
ZZZZ~Z _I
Uranium
5.00
14
*"»
~ m
Gils
300
•
2,
Woodward Stores Ltd class A_.
Oct
*
28
~
Ltd
■Standard
•
_III
Oils
Spooner
1.60
6c
—
•
13%
,
Southern Union
Dec
1.60
8%
1
•Windfall
5.10'Nov
Jun
27V2
"on
••1.87
1.30
;
class
Mines
July
Feb
8%
l
Ltd—-
_—_-i_:
Pass
54c
Nov
•
--
Dec
5%
1.15
1.61
Ref
:
Oil
17c
Oct
•1,63 -Apr
4(835
6%c
;
Wiltsey Coghlan_^wd__
'Winchester ■ Larder
;
Oct
53c
Aug
26%
II*
Preferred
10,500
J&a
14,070
8.20
(Geo)'Class
Willroy
1
*12,545
"9,233
13%
,
IIII
common
22c
140
6%
4
Oil% Gas_
Canada
$6 2nd
'White
*Nov
10c
Sep
33% Apr
*|
>•
■
Manufacturing
Industries
50,575
1.85
—10
&
4%% preferred
Warrants _i:
2.00 Oct
1.30 Feb
42,467
27%
■„
.rr
17c
65%
Class B
"
25
50c
_i
1.54
*Sep
'Dec
6%
1
Nickel
Copper
Warrants
;
Weston
-Dec
41%
5.25
Silvermaque
17c
8.15
1.75
10
'Western Deoalta :PetroleUm
•Western Surf 'Inlet ^'A".!—
45,. J Dec
26,;; -fAug
104
26%
41%
500
;
'•23c
Aug
1
'Western
*■:
'
'9%
Zl
I
-Oct
9c
:*
Petrol -_-j
Western
'Oct
13
"
"
140
9%
j
I
Mines
13
17c
1.46
8,017
1
A
Products
Yankee
Silver
Apr
2,958
21,725
1
Malartic
Westates
Dec
42
May
34y2C'Jan
~
6.10
j
Jnly
West
Westburne
Nov
9c
Sep
18%
v
'3,450
42
4.85
—50o
10
1.77
♦
Foods
Nov,
58% May
40% Mar
21c
•
Petroleums
Preferred
Dec
20c
.■22c
1
W
Canadian
30%
'
*9.75
1.48
.
Westfair
Nov
•99y2
200
"
1-0%
4.90
ysic
50
—
49,000
Oct
'Sep
12
--*72 Yb -Feb
8c
8ys
15% Jun
6.05 Jan
T.t)5* '-^21,460
17%'28475
44c
so
55
25% 'Dec
30%
7 Nov
10 %c 13 %c
21c
-
z*
;
preferred
preferred
Creek Gold
Sherritt
;
92c
4.90
»
&
Westcoast Trans
Voting trtist
July
90
Sep
-8Va Mar
15
\
B
Sheep
:
»
^
A
Class
8y4
25
5c
—
•30% Jun
•100
'preferred—-
Warrants
2lCJJan
-
10 y4 -Dec
225
1.76
i
14c
Jan
6,785
22%
Vvl6
,
Gold-
Metal
22%
_•
Petroleums
Class
Nov
West
~
-j*
Arts
Class
iDec
45,698
193%, .404
103%
i
8ha*winigan ^Water7& Power common *
i
12%
11%
: *®%c 12 %C
_•
,
L_
Jan
56%
common
Lake
♦WeSpac
Nov
15
'
Security Freehold
"
11%
'41
fl%
11c
Petrol
'Seven
49c
'4;55 -Jan
74 Vi
4,511
'83%
;•
27 %
56%
Exploration
'
&
Werner
Oct
Jan
Mar
11 %c May
21,400
i
San Antonio "Gold..
Satellite
^0.?i5c 15y2c
«_10
_
Warrants
Safcee
6c
"49,291
,
Sand "River
13
13,200
f6%
Maurice <Jas
"Sapphire
lie
86%
10%
preferred
Shirlff
Qp
m
common
7.15 Sep
; 2 .00 "Apr
Jan
•
Industries
iSalada
I9V2C
250
6%
St'Lawrence Corp dommon
«St
35,550
15
*86
Lawrence Cement class
5%
"'40b
(...
15c
.
•
1.50
"6%
100
Jan
=6%
Kriapp Canada
*Weedon Mining 2^^
'9% Nov
Dec
'vi
—
Canada
sRyanor Mining
Jan
1.05
^mmotii—LI—I*
Ltd
Jan
Feb
Eauipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
<Jan
6
125
-34c
I-'
"9%c
Consolidated,
'Russell
13c
4%c July
300
Nov
Nov
3.65
85c.
20%
Amulet Mines
Webb
15%
14%
15,361
26%
^aterous
Nov
9
r
:
Can
Bank
iRoyalite
95
1.05
•r.
preferred
Rolland
Paper class A_.
Rothmans of Pall Mall
9,210
.3,024
1.99
>
Power
Ltd
G
-Dec
25
:
'Walker
32c
'
100
—'_L
•Wasamac
41% Nov
9
Uran
Mines
V)
Rowan
"Oct
18
July
May
240
—_—1'-
Wainwright Products
2.95 -Sep
22y2c-Jan
Apr
9.25
A
-5 % %
-Royal
Dec
1.35 May
1.05
Athabasca
(A
15%
Aug
60
17c
30
—im.
•Vulcan
Waite
58
May
30
Victoria & Grey Trust
Violamac Mines
-L
19% May
Oct
i
Robinson Little commonRoche- Mines ihz
Roe
Dec
12 %c 13%C
.
class
10
Jan
July
55 %
6.00
•
May
32c
82c
15c
15%
52
25%
•
Vespar Mines
Viceroy Mfg class
Sep
July
11% July
23% Dec
30
;
Consolidated
Venezuelan
July
Apr
12
1,332
15%
25%"
Corp_^-
Mines
Ventures
18%c-Dec
62c
fi7%c
Mines
Yarns
•Rockwin
Oct
45c
Common
Rix
-Dec
5,800
LI
Li
—<
Rio'Rupununi
Riverside
42
28.950
:•
Mines
Algoin
May
60c
'
Minerals
Vauze
lie
Apr
40
1.54
—1
___4__
Vendomatic
'Jan
1.50
.L2
Chemical
Vandoo
4an
10
11%
55c
!8lc
Reynold Aluminum
Rio
18c
4.38
»
common
Renabie
4%c
209(850
11%
77c
Mines
Pteitman
10
——•mi*,^
•Vanadium Alloys
Dec
56
Jun
1.42
Mining
-Rexpar
14 %c 18 %c
8.35
11 %
Oil
Reicrthold
56
Oils -I
United Steel
3,35 Mar
Nov
Sep.;
110
Nov
■••98c
16c
Feb
10,125
5.90
—
LL-i-:
Fortune
"Upper Canada Mines
-9% Mar
Jan
'•14c 14 %c
Rapid Grip Battery class A_
Rayrock
Nov
43,976
New
'United Reef
<Oct
30c
90c
«6
Radiore Uranium Mines-
Realm
6.40 /Sep
9/45
Mining
Qulnte Milk class A
Quonto Petroleum
Ranger
^United
2.35
Preferred
Queraont
5 %c -Dec
48c
Nov
Sep
.—-50
pfd__—
2.82 Mar
65c
9%
"58
.
frov
27
Jan
9%
57%
15
9.90
Jan
Oct
Jan
1.52 July
20 %c
100
....
23%
15
—25
United
5%c Feb
15%
-
428
11
54
30
United Mindamar _i_
i90c
^Queenston Gold Mitfes—
,3c
7c
10%
"58
;
preferred
Nov
7%
Warrants
9,000
4,614
.—30
B
Preferred
Hep
65c
7c
::
1
36c
'<90c
—^
14,750
::
.
t-C-:
elass A
!
20c
Nov
-23c
14c
Corp_*__
240- Jan
1,725
Mines
iQuebec Lithium
Quebec
Develop.
-Oct
7c
17,742
8c
15,015
22%
;
58
Gil Co
Nov
'
•56
_j^50
Dec
Nov
16%
22,550
26,881
20c 20%C
^
27%
16%c
13c
22%
common..
Jan
Feb
4lc
;
May
Feb
1.90
11
Nov
60c
9c
26%
7c
Oct
20%
•
9
40c
10%
preferred
"United
19%
8,800
•1/80
7c
i_
preferred—
Canso-v
8%C"Oct
35,873
25%
13c-
57%
Jun
Sep
14%
4
'40c
A
•'Class
10%
37c
13%
•25%
Hill
United Keno Hill
9c
•20c 21 Vac
20c
'
11c 11»/2C
•
1'3%
•
United
Feb
41,118
30
410
common—
United
Dec
•87c
-
41 %
3,297
11c
Mines
United
Nov
7.30
1
-Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold.
Jan
'41
18
B
Union
May
2.25
4.35
37%
<
49c
Class
3.60 Mar
30c
May
74c
Nov
18
•
of'Canada
Gas
-Union-- Mining
64% 'Nov
•75c
2:18
.
2.05
5,800
60
-
46c
•Class
•1.10 .Nov
2:15
4V2C
•78c
Producers
Minerals
2.40
3.85
22c
41
preferred
HJnion
Nov
36,850
51c
1
Jan
■1.65
8c
73c
JOo
Pipeline
72c
27%
Royalties..*
37'/a
58%
46c
__—
Sep
65 c
1,468
Jun
Nov
1,9«5
•■'57 %
,
Oil
"Apr
•46c
"
15
13c
10,%. Dec
Sep
14
Oct
Sep
'48
I—.
-Tribag Mining-Co -Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Dec
27c,
12
6%c
1
i.-
High
250
2,000
1
Resources
Mar
3VaC
57%
■
Pipeline
55c
26%
6tt%
Mines
Purdex
Triad
87c
70c
_•
Iron Ore_.
Gas
Nov
2.09 Aug
Feb
Prarie
Low
13%
*********
Pipeline
Trans
51c
Prospectors Airways
Provo
12,455
20,800
<:.* i44c
27%
—
President Electric■■*.*
-Preston
39,970
10
•
Canada
Transcontinental
Jan
-36c
Trans
Transmountain
Jun
520
—J+.C*
—40
Sep
Get
75c
A_i.—Ji
High
*13
10 %c 10V2c
,-4
^Exploration Ltd—
'Aug
60e
Corp
-Premium
10c
12,600
Canada
Low
•'
A
preferred
;Sep
15c
42c
.
class
class
35
47c
*74c
Finance
103
Dec
1.35
Works
Exploration
1957 wan-ants—
Trans
-Jun
—l
Oils
Rouyn Gold--
-Power
Jan
<Jan
32c
51c
f
6c
46c
Placer Development
Ponder
15
93
16
*29c
•
V 62c
—P
Ore Uranium
Powell
"250
34,920
23,600
5%
Nov
115
Iron
Traders
Dec
100
"'8%
35c
;
50
Feb
10c
1
„
110
•68c
*
Place Oil & Gas_-—*
15
Nov
35%
Jan
28% May
1.00
68c
80c
Toronto
Towagmac
•43% May
40c
32c
1
Industries
45
,
~
u/il
Mines-
Phillips Oil -Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines-*.—.
Pitch
••32
"100
Feb
7% Aug
„„
40
-32
9c
127
113
'
-"Petrol-Oil & Gas
Phantom
49 Va
34%
38c
^Peruvian Oil & Mines
380,300
9,220
TJ13
_!
Oil—
&
"
34%
100
common——rt
.---J*
——+100
;
Gas
9%
'49 Va
—*;
/
56c
8%
■
,
---50
—
>
.
Par
Jan
9,000
42c
8%
1.28
2
__v—
Preferred
Permo
High
12c
50c
1
,
common
Preferred
Peoples
Low
13 %c
10 %.c
Ltd
Monday, December 18,'1961
.
(Range for Week Ended December 15)
High
10 %c
Paymaster Consol
,..
delfVery sale <not
included dn
Ex°st<mk ~d?mSg pl'iVileges' wd
year's
deIivered
Volume
194
Number 6117
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(2699)' 47
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
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following bid and asked quotations are obtained Cum*,*. the TVI ntiAnnl Association of Securities
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from
National AeaAKiafinn
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions.
They are
Intended
—
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guide to the
a
Industrials and
Par
Acoustic a Associates
__
Aerovox Corp
Albee Homes Inc..
9
5c
Co
24%
:*_10
——
■53%
Land
Development
15%
Co_:__1
Blltrite Rubber
Cement Uorp__;_J^A5
Express Co*.,*—i.*—*5
American Greetings class A—1
American Gypsum Co—1-
27/
16%
8%
29%
25
American
57
4
Arden
Farms
Co
common..
Arkansas
Art; Metal
10%
14%..
68
Behlen
.16%
21%
tab———..>1 110%
Hathaway Inc*——i.5
Corp,
1.
50c
.•
Beryllium
Billups Western
Bowser
Brown
&
•
—*—1
*
Caliiornia
California
;V. 7
Calif
Interstate
Water
Water. &
10c
Telep Co_
Caimco Inc
"7V
v
*
i1
1,7
Cannon Mills class B
,
Capital
coin—— 25
Central Indiana
Gas
14
•'
Co__5
Telephone Co—
37V8
Central Vt Public Service—41—6
;;
Cetron
:tl
Electronic
Charles
of
the
'Chattanooga
23%
Ritz
1
Co_
31%
\
:
1
Citizens
:
UtU
Co
Common
1 Clinton
cl
com
"
..
38%
*11 -r-"- 3 y4
Prod-^SSyaC
31V2
Engineering Co
1
6
1;
Inc
2%
6%
49
'
52 y«
'
Co».—lM8%
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com-3
^-;r $1.25
gony. preferred-?__^^25
i
;
Commonwealth
r
Gas
Corp,
__1
Commonwealth Oil Refining—2c
Connecticut Light & Power Co J*
;
Consolidated
Rpck
Data
Cook Coffee
Cook
:.
--
,,
,*
:
—
,
v
..v
.
:.y
;
Delhi-Taylor
> '- Detroit
Oil
Di-Noc
.
*
21%
'.
28%
/-56V2
60 %
—10%
11%
16
Inc—1
Dictaphone Corp
$1.25
common
conv
pfd^i—•
(R R) Sons
Electronics
2.50
Inc
81
-El
Co
(Texas),
Electrada Corp
Electro-Science Investors
ElectrorVoice Inc
Electrolux
Electronics
Electronics
1
25%
29 %
r-i
States
50c
Tel
Co,
53%
9%
28
&
Steamship—*2.50
10 %
-
com
ll7/s
'?
10 Va
4%
...1
45!/4
86 y4
90
22'%
* 24%
32
22%
1
20V4
85Va
13'/4
—1
Pipeline
Capital Corp
Technical
Co
Bid
FraficisCo)—
of New
of
York
*100
Virginia
Natl Bk
Y)__**.10
St
§t Trust Co
Louis
20
(Phila)
5
Chemical
Co (Chicago)..i
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
New
'
York)
Fairfield
133
7
391
52
41%
First
(Camden N J)
16 VA
Co
11%
First
Natl
9'/a
10y2
First
6%
47
50%
(Atlanta)—10
63
67
Natl Bank
(Baltimore)—10
69
74%
Natl
of Boston—12 V2
Bank
30%
First
27 Vt
29 Va
First Natl Bank of Chicago—20
1
37 Va
40%
First
55 Vz
59 V2
First Natl Bank
Bank
Natl
Bank
Dallas
of
10
(Jersey City)_10
National Bank
Passaic County
63 Vt
.1"
371/2
Farrington
Mfg
Co
Federal Natl Mortgage
Assh.lO"
;
10
40%
9%
v
>-
'83%.
95%
Flnancia)_:lljyiJt-,''20%y
For footnotes, see
pieceding
100
22%
page.
"
.
Ohio Water Service
Oklahoma
Old
Miss
Co
Natl
First
—
Natl
of
Bank
of
St Louis..20
100 %
Banking Co
Rochelle—
5
/
(N J)
10
Natl Shawmat Bk of Boeton-12%
Natl State Bank of Newark-12 Va
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10
New Jersey Bank ft Trust Co* 11
(Chicago)*20
1
46%
49%
70%
74
123
62
66 Va
37%
199
40%
211
,29
3IV2
62%
66-
48 %
51%
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
ft Trust (Philadelphia)
12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)-12
Biggs Natl Bk Of Wash D C—25
Rockland National Bank—
(Suffern N Y)
5
78%
82%
91
96
178
188
38%
35
Royal Bank of Canada10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
79 Va
83 'A
38%
43%
41 Va
44%
St Louis Union Trust Co
10
69
(Wash)-lO
Phila—10
76
80%
44
50%
: *103
109
1st Natl
Bk
95
103
109 Va
113
35
37%
42%
46%
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
Security Natl Long Island N Y 5
State Bank of Albany
10
State St B ft T (Boston)—.—10
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
(New York)
-—15
Trade Bank ft Tr Co (N. Y.)_. 10
Trust Co of New Jersey.—*2%
Union Commerce Bk (Cleve).10
__
88
91%
45
48
82
86%
48
51%
80
87%
46
50%
12%
13V2
4%
56%
60
15%
Girard
Bk__10
79
82%
82%
133
142
37%
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)*—20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co**10
62
66
Union
Maryland_10
69
29%
Hudson
28%
31%
United Staites Tr Co (Boston).10
46
24%
26%
(N Y)—*20
152
27
—*1
24x/4
*10
34Va
6 Va
.
46%
116
77
•
46 Va
82%
114
Westchester Natl Bank
New
7.50
3%
3
Ben-Coal Corp*——**—*
Otter Tail Power Co
5
First
(Albany)
14%
Prod—10c
Co
River
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Seattle
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First
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96 Va
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79%
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Peoples Tr Oo of Bergen Oty
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10
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134
74 %
26 V\
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National Bank of "Detroit—12 Va
National Bank ft Trust Co
52%
95
70 Va
14%
65
49 Va
128
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Camden Natl Bk ft Trust
Bank
36%
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144Va
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61 Va
10
24 V\
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193
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10
101 Va
63
33
9
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
60
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
-
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64 Va
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5
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59
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5
Nevada
34 Va
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38 %
5
22 %
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12
19%
69%
86
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Connecticut
(NJ)__10
34%
17%
66 Va
Maryland National Bank
66
Co
47%
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71 Va
67
94
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79 Va
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58
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17
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,
8%
10
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Trust 43o (Philadelphia)—10
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47
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12%
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8
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1
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16 Va
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9 Va
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5
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4%
51 Va
42
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63
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20
.
10 Va
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18
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8
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5
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14
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33
32%
14%
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—**—*6
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9%
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29%
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24%
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1
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Camden. Trust C'b (N J)
16Va
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Meadow Brook Natl Bank
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37 %
52
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10
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21
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59
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27
1
54
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39%
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5
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7.50
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21 %
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Western Natural Gas Co
9
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49 y4
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Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
48%
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12%
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31%
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Standard Register
Standard Screw Co
37 %
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28
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——1
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48 Va
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23%
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*—*—5
—
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52
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
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61
33%
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Miles Laboratories Inc
2
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35%
1
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22%
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2'/a
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453
32 %
10
1
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87%
2%
Paso Electric
22
420
34
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38%
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20%
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36
1
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86%
1
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Power
25%
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39%
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2y2
22%
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Metromedia Inc
20%
!—__2
Bush
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20%
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22%
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11'/a
43
23%
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport A
118
36
—
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39%
5
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80%
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66 %
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10
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29%
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12
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South Snore Oil & Dev
45 Va
28 %
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37%
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Duffy-Mott Co
Dun & Bradstreet Ino
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—
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1
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28 V*
26%
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2
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18%
9
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47%
i
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17%
—
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Vanity Fair Mills
15x/4
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29%
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12 %
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Lucky Stores Inc
14%
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51%
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7%
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6 Va
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*
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'
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12%
Detroit Internat Bridge Co.
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15%
23%
46%
.——__1
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United States Truck Lines
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30
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Keystone Portland Cement
3
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2
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Colorado Milling & Elev
35%
*
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34%
.
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89%
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11%
10
41%
47%
Sabl'e-Pinon
61%
86 %
44%
Vector
30%
1
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3%-
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58
28%
10%
Co
Recreation
Kennametal
31%
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Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
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—_3
73%
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56
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33%
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34 %
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69 Va
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36%
38%
4%
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39%
37
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37%
37 V*
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33%
9%
•
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41%
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Robertson (HH) Co
Rockwell
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23%
35 V*
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4%
3%
11%
Iowa Public Service Co
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
31%
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Central.Maine Power
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3 Va
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15%
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Richardsdn Co
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14%
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78%
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23 y8
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16%
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Indiana Gas & Water
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35%
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Pub Serv Co of New
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Portland. Gettl Electric
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38 y4
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Tampax Inc
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Hoover Co class A
51%
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Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
6%
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35%
Pendleton Taol
Industry*
—
Strong Cobb
12%
Supply**—**
PHuley
-
*'<fc
*
.
at dke time of
Stouffer
11%
1
L—
12%
:
42%
1
Holiday
41%
19%
11%
/'•3%
,
50c
Hilton Credit Corp
9%
8
2.50
10
—.1
—*
Hannifin Con>
Patterson Dental
2 7'A
,
,
20
High
39%
8%
Co
Co
Parker
43 •/,
41 y.
•
%:■•„.•
38%
-
5
Hidden
70%
■
40
1
Green Mountain Power Corp
Heublein
14%
20
$1.20 preferred—.25
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Byllesbv (H M) ft Co—
25
10
Hearst Cons Publications cl A.25
58 %
14%
—^1.—*?_10c
Brush Beryllium Co
-LI
22%
Heath
;■ 22%
47Va
Products
Ino
,-'15%
Mining, Co.
..1
Hathaway Instruments Inc*
1
8%
7V8
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc*_*.l
Boston Capital Corp.—-—___^_1
Bowman
14 %
Hanna
-20%
38 %
Petroleum!—-I
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
Botany Industries Inc
42%
5
Hamilton
t
11%
..
(A P)
Pantasote
-v^l
Growth Capital Inc
Interstate '.
23%
Manufacturing
Bowl-Mop Oo
7%
6%
—2.50
Co_».__.
Hagan Chemicals
110V2
Co.——1
13%
Corp——'——_1
121
Bemis Bros Bag Co
—.25
66
Beneficial Corp ,r_.___*_—___*1 > 36%
>
7%
6%
19
17%
•
11%
5
Power & Light Co—*6 Va
Packard Instrument Co.
•
20%
45%
Gulf
•'
18
iq6'.
•
Petroleum
Berkshire
A.5
.5
Grosset &
17%
(James
Belce
Pacific
—1
Grolier Inc
loVe
16%
<A.J)
Beam
16%
!l
Grinnell
11%
Co——*,;—■—*—10
7%
MMltetiL.*,—*119
B,)"Distilling——2 ^54%.
Mfg
Bayles
">
'
13%
Ipc-A*—,*.i_2,5Q1
Atomic
Bates
,
19%
V
64%
•*
Aztec- Oil. & :Gas Co.*—.I.!/,,
M
31%- Green
10
Avery Adhesive Prod———*1
Bail-d
52.
18%
V
Associated Spring Corp,-+—i—.10
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50c
Products
cl
Glasspar Company class A
Glickman Corp class A.
15%
.
29%
Corp;
--——I,
Assembly Prod Erie.—,
—.1
•Avon
60
14 y8
Inc——_**—>—_>10
Arvida
Gamble Robinson Co
Mercuxty Electronics—90c
15%
International
49
,5
2%
Western Gas Co,
32%
9%
Pacific
Utilities & Indus——5c
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif—1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
•
8x/a
Pacific
.
Stein
•5%
_5
*
V
Ask
4%
1
Properties
m
"N*ti~r ■* «•
16%
14%
10%
9%
mm
l
Pacifiq Far East Line
Coast
«
*
*
Airmotive Corp.
27%
General
11%
56%
1;
Participating preferi'ed——...3.
Arkansas Missouri Power Co
x
Pacific
,
26 %
13 Va
V
Bid
20%
—1
Mach
General Merchandise
-25%
Jl
18%
1
Corp
Service
Gem
6%
30
1
v
Gas
57%
5%
/ 2u
A
bought (indicated by the
"asked")
or
Pacific
.
54
;
/
Co„-—*4S %' ■'
Anheuser-Busch ?nc
Ask
1
Lay
Inc
Futterman Corp class A*
Garjock Inc
60 Va
...
&
A
Frito
.12%
'
Gear
Ua«imI«
****
1
B
Franklin
.-27%
'11%
Amer Pipe & Const- Co
new—5 V 23 V2
Amer-Saint Gobain Coi*p_;_j^.50?
-10%
American- Sterilizer
Class
36%
27
American
Foote Bros
\
sar,ioiuardLwbuotnio"qu"1-Th"
(indicated
Bid
2.50
Fitchburg Paper class
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp.
■
34 %
American
Co
Fisher Governor Co.
58
8
Allied Radio Corp.—*i—^
1
Amer- .Air- Filter
Go-.c*-X
Foods
fU
by the "bid")
Pabst Brewing Co.
Par
10
kir
ao
Utilities
Fischer
9%
i
Par
Ask
8%
—1
Inc
Alico
Bid
10c
__1
Alberto-Culver
Aid
OAlivif
within which these securities could have been sold
range
(Quotations for Friday, December
15)
«-v
a
as
-24%
4iy4
Franklin
Natl Bk
Trust
Hudson
Industrial
' 7V8
-
26%
44
N
Y—5
Tr
National
Providence R I
Industrial
Co
L I
Exch
County National Bk—10
Co (Union City)—8
26y2
37x/4
.
of
Com
Bank
—
of
United States Trust
Valley Natt Bk (Phoenix Ariz)-5
—*10
53 %
(Winston-Salem W C)
5
33Va
96
52 Va
161
80%
76 Va
Wachovia Bank ft Trust Co
Valley Bank & Trust
(Phila)
Trust Co of
91
36%
Wells Fargo Amer Trust
-5
42%
Co..l0
81%
•
45%
851/4
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2700)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Funds—,
Aberdeen
Fund
Advisers
Fund
Affiliated
American
25c
Associated
7.20
7.93
8.72
9.43
B-2-
(Medium
4.99
B-3
(Low
1
10.27
5.76
5.60
Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Ltd
Blue
Bullock
Canada
6.03
S-2
(Income
Stocks).—1
13.80
15.06
16.09
17.55
S-3
10.43
Knickerbocker
14.73
15.92
14.50 v
15.89
.
j
.
1
16.32
Canadian
18.56
7'i
Inc—1
17.87
19.53
Inc—1
12.85
14.01
a31.64
.
,
2.39
2.61
4.35
15.12
16.52
—1
8.88
9.70
12.40
212
217
130
com—1.25
15.04
16.44
1
12.29
Inc_._l
9.82
10.73
Fd—-1
11.17
12.21
11.80
1
18.63
20.36
Composite Bond & Stock
20.34
1
Inc—__
Fund
16.44
24'/4
9.91
De
1
8.80
5.25
Delaware
Fund
Delaware
Income
Mutual Shares Corn——.——_1
al5.03
Fund
Growth Stk
Diversified
1
12.81
10.68
3 99
Iuc___1
6.54
1
1__
18.66
7.07
20.28
,fr-94
Trend
Fund
16.29
8.24
20.17
18.76
1
21.92
20.28
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
Price
Fund
Revere
2.65
2.41
_1
11.10
,
12.16
;
7.36
8.00
Shares—lc
9.13
Scudder
Selected
Smith
State
lc
6.93
7.60
Stock Fund-lc
Fund
14.44
15.31
lc
shares
shares
10.15
lc
11.12
6.87
7.56
11.67
12.78
1
23.55
24.26
1
shares-,
industry Shares Inc
Funds
H-C7
H-DA
10c
6.09
_10c
6.66
Haydock Fund Inc
;
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc———
1
—
lc
9.57
10.40
lc
10.69
11.62
Income; Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.80
8.36
3.07
9.14
Inc.—1
Investors
Fund
.
1
9.90
8.91
9.74
lc
12.26"
Inst Foundation Fund
Fund-lc
12.17
13.31
lc
6.73
7.36
lc
5.34
5.84
America——1
11.77
12.86
Institutional Income Fund
of
Inc_;
.Trusjt of
Boston—_1
Standard
Federal
Home
38.99
39.77
Second
54%
28%
44
47%
90
98
6.25
91%
95 Va
1
16%
5
44
10
117
30%
Southwestern
129
133
142
60%
Life
Ills
—5
$6.50
preferred
131
x51%
Standard
55 %
Title
Sec
83%
137
87
Life
Guaranty
United
Ins
Insurance
Ins
Co
of
Fund
Johnston
Inc
Y)
Co
25
(The)
Mutual Fund
1
al5.54
Westminster
167
5
America__2.50
%
41 Va
174
77 %
60%
81%
US
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
72 %
76 %
64
US
Fire
3
42 %
45%
7
7%
17 %
16
98
U S Life
Variable
102
Insurancein
Ins Co
City of N Y. 2
Annuity Life Insur
1
Westchester Fire
80
84 %
17%
19%
40%
2
one
or
more
32nds
of
43
%
point
a
Ask
Bid
for
1962
iuJ
100.2
3.15s
April 2,
19(52
15,
1902——
100
100.2
3.05s
June
1962
16,
1962
100
100.2
Federal
3.05s
1962—
15.
May
..1001/64
99.31
1003/64
2.95s
100.1
Feb.
1,1962
4,
Land
Bank
100
Bonds
15.
Apr.
Federal
15,
Natl
1963.
13,
Sep.
1962
11,
Nov.
101
Feb.
99.31
4s
May
99.24
4%s
Allg.
Oct.
22,
1962
100.1
Feb.
20,
1963
100.6
2%s
May
1,
1963
99.31
;
12,
101.12
I960——
11,
1962
1,
1962
20,
1962
101.9
4%s
Apr.
20,
4s
Oct.
20,
100
4s
Oc t.
20,
4s
Dec.
20,
1965
3Tbs
Feb.
21,
1966—
3%s May
4%s July
2.
1966—
101.28
20,
1966-
99.24
96.16
4%s
Mar.
20,
1968
97.16
4%s
Mar.
20.
1969——
4Tits
July
15,
1969
102.24
5V«s Feb.
20,
1970
10,
1970
Apr.
1,
1970
Aug.
10,
1971
98.16
99.16
5'its
July
20,
1970
Sep.
10,
1971
101.16
102.16
4%s
Oct.
1,
1970-1967
10.
1972
IU0.I6
106.16
3%s
May
1,
1971
100
100.8
4'/aS
Feb.
15,
1972-1967
3%s
Sep.
15,
1972
9.61
10.82
1
15.49
16.93
8.06
8.81
13.55
14.81
7.97
8.71
Sharcs-1
1
Ltd
_1
18.86
20.50
Ltd-
11.10
12.17
1
7.67
8.38
Inc—1
5.54
6.05
Fund
——
Corp
98.24
99.24
.
93.24
„
_
95.8
106.16
101
99
_
96.8
_
102
94.24
100
97.8
U< S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Certificates
Bid
of
May 15,
1962
Treasury Notes—
3%S Feb.
15,
15,
1962
Inc
Fund
Maturity-
3 %s
Feb.
15,
Apr.
1,
19(52
100.3
99.18
1,
1963
.
15,
1963
.
Apr.
1,
1964
.
4%s
99.22
Oct.
Nov.
1%S
100.5
Inc
May
15,
15,
1964
.
3%s
May
1964|
May
15,
19(52
100.13
100.15
5s
4s
Aug.
15,
1962
100.16
100 24
3%s
Aug.
Aug.
3 %s
Aug.
15,
19(52
100.5
100.7
IV2S
Oct.
1,
1964
Fund
97.6
96
4%s
Nov.
15,
1964
IVa's
Apr.
1,
4%s
May
15,
Oct;
1,
1965
1,
15,
19(52
99
1962
3%s
Nov.
15,
Feb.
15
100.22
1962
2%s
1963
Feb.
15,
Apr.
1,
May
15,
99.4
—
100.6
99.8
1963
99.31
1963—;
—_
1963
98.2
-100.30
100.24
100.8
99.10
100
.
:■
98.6
.
Apr.
1,
Oct.
1,
95
103.4
100.10
95.8
103.8
93.10
.
92.18
91
91.8
89.28
1966
102.24
92.10
.
93.18
102.20
.
1966
IV2S
103.16
100.6
..
1965-,
IV2S
1 ni
100.12
103.12
1965
l%s
Oct.
96.8
102.20
100.8
.
lVaS
3%s Nov.
97.10
102.30
102.16
.
1964
15,
15, 1964
99.30
102.26
-
4s
4s
90.4
al2.91
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a24.43
al078
1
Exchange
|
.
4%s
100.7
100.9
Ask
100
—
1 %s
100.5
100.7
—
1962
1 %s
Bid
Treasury Notes (Continued)
3%s May 15,
1963—
100.2
al02.78
Inc
Fund
100
19G2
Feb.
lVaS
Fund
Ask
Indebtedness—
3s
4S
al5.03
Fund
1972
1973
94.8
105.16
...
11.51
Fund
12,
12.
106.8
10.50
1
June
Jun.
101.16
103.24
105.8
.
.
Sep.
Feb.
101.8
100.16
102.24
4 %s
4%s
98.16
97.8
101
100.8
100.16
3%'S
100.8
100.8
_
101.16
99.24
100.8
99.24
100.16
98.24
100.20
98
.
101.24
—_
99.8
102
100.4
.
1965
100
100.5
100.14
,j
101.16
.
i
96.16
1968-
101.9
99
1964
100.3
100.12
101.5
.
100.4
100.10
.
1964-
1C0
100.2
.
100.16
100
1965
100.5
20,
101.12
99.20
'.
1964
10,
Dec.
99.24
1963—
11, 1964
1964-
11,
101.7
1963-
12,
10,
100.3
1962
10,
Dec.
—
3%S
3 Tits
99.29
99.16
—
Mortgage Assn—
Feb.
Sep.
1962--
100
-
4%s
Inv—10c
100.3
99.30
a36.07
12.18
100.2
100.1
,
3%s
June
Ask
Cooperatives—
a41.43
Inc
Fund
28
38 %
144
15,
5 Vhs
—
Centennial
%
2
8
(N
(N Y)
Co
Mar.
4%s
Inc
Capital
107
49 Tb
Rate
Fd_
Inc
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Inc
al03.16
a24.5l
a!3.44
Rate
Dated
2.90s
4-
3-61
1-
2-62
100
100.1
3s
8-
1-61
5-
1-62
3s
5-
1-61
2-
1
62
100
100.2
3.20s
9-
5-61
6-
4-62
6-
1-61
3-
1-62
3.05s
Istel
Research
48
101
10
—
89%
139
45 %
2
2.95s
Investors
17%
49 %
123
84
*
Co
Springfield Insurance Co
63%
47
Amer.
Security Ins (New Haven);
Security Life & Trust Co
58
121
of
1962
9.73
Fund
Street
1
2
Surety Co-—
Ins
17,
3%s
:
Seaboard
Banks
1970
Funds—
Investors
(Texas)—10
Insurance—1
198
11%
9%
90%
32 Va
182
10%
30 Va
8%
29%
Feb.
10,
8.74
Street
28
1
_5
Y)
Life
Banks—
Apr.
9.76
16.04
Loan
48%
46
8.11
Diversification
140
87
3.10s Jan.
13.17
Inc
Street
111
133
Obligations of Government Agencies
13.81
Inc
Fund
104
C)
Marine
&
38%
36%
5
(Pa)
Seaboard
Figures after decimal point represent
4%s
8.93
14.68
Ins—5
1969_
1
1
Life
10,
Fund—10c
Devonshire
Accident—1
Mar.
Fund—_1
Ind
Fund
Federal
1
5
10
(N
142
of Amer—50c
Apr.
1
Fund—.
Growth
6.82
5
(Fla)
71 Va
10
(N
Natl Life
Travelers
—10
Co
3%s
14.77
8.24
5
&
8.93
Fund
6.31
10
55
46 %
:
136
Boiler
4%s
Mutual
7.63
5
Insurance Corp
12.64
Fund
Fund
Ltd
Fnd
*
——_5
—-
9.24
Ltd-
Canada
Fund
Group Cdn
Co—
Ins Co—.
17.45
13.66
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
Inc.
8.55
1
Congress
Corp——10
51
66'
10
Co
Ins
Corp
Fire
26%
43
Y
Co
Insurance
Paul
23%
12%
N
4yBs
Fund Inc__
10.90
Fund
st
15.93
1
22.28
Fund
Selective
Republic
29%
Home Owners Life Ins Co
4 Vhs
al0.65
19.23
17.11
10.19
Stock
Investors
69%
68%
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Life
City Life
27%
4
Y
Providence-Washington
65
1
12.56
20.61
Investors
66 %
51%
56
'
3.33%
of
Ins
1
-
77%
47
52%
3%
Co
Insurance
65
1
Inc
17.69
15.70
Swap
Peerless
Phoenix
5
5
Insurance
Inc—
—r
Centennial
63
of N
Philadelphia Life
Insp & Insurance
Home
4Vbs
11.49
14.49
Fund
59
Ins Co
47%
73
5
Indemnity.Co
Ft-—2.50
(S
Hartford Steam
4s
1
13.12
Inc
Life
all.04
Wellington Equity Fund-——1
12.13
Mutual
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
a20.74
5.17
Wisconsin
Pacific Insurance
Insurance-:
Republic
3%s May
1
11.07
Winfkld
Pacific
110
i.—
3%s Mar.
4.73
Funds—»
Group
Investors
Gulf
4%s
10.13
Whitehall
Northern
217
5%
10
Co
Insurance
301
Hanover Insurance Co
15.52
1
investors
-
Life
&
14.38
Special Situations
Wellington
Northeastern
106
4%
38%
52 Va
'44%
2.50
207
Employees Insur (D Ci —4
Life Ins (D C)_1.50
al4.58
1
Canada
Fund
Investors
Ins
288
Co—
233
36%
49
5
Fire
Fire
5
Assoc
223
1
5
com
1
Street Investing
13.26
Investors
*
Globe
Govt
25c
_10c
13.40
York
5
1.25
Ins
North River
.-10
Co—
Gov Employ
3 %s
Inc
Growth
Income
Washington
Institutional Shares Ltd—
64%
New
'
Republic
1
Science
Inc
61%
(N J)
General Reinsurance
Fund—1
International
Fund
(Ky) 2
New Hampshire
19%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Franklin
8.33
Inc
United
Wall
47'%
34y8
Inc—
Firemen's Fund
x7.62
1
—
Funds
10.82
_1
—
44%
168
Nationwide Corp class A__
Reinsurance
9.30
Fund
Income
Value Line
49
158
—
23%
18.78
11.16
Inc_:
Line
46
Accident
Line Ins AA
Union Fire
1
of
Line
Old
22%
3V8S
Accumulated
Value
Life
Natl
National
116
10
Natl
71 %
18
80%,
73
108
10
:
79%
&
46 %
43%
10
5
Life-
Assurance
4%s Jun.
Continental
Value
65%
Fire
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins——1
3%s
United
a30.18
National
Pyramid Life Ins Co
13.13
Funds
United
Assurance_12.50
(Bait)
Quaker
11.85
United
5.97
Fire
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
78%
12.01
United
-
Merchants
«6%
10.96
Century
United
Inc—
71
V
8.60
Farnham
UBS Fund
6%
52 %
1
Casualty Co
Group
5%
73
30%
398a
66 %
Inc
66
Bid
13.02
13.45
Clark—
United
Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton
Co
General
5
49%
Monument Life
18
NY. 2
of
30%
1
Ins Co
2
Y> "A":2
Co
Insur
102 Va
37%
Maryland Casually
—1
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins_.
5
74%
17.28
10.27
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
20th
iN
Penna
Life
80
—1
Fund
Fund
Loyal Amer Life
18
16%
Insurance
Shares—1.25
Fund
.
89%
16%
National
62
3s
Investors
&
84
of
4
4.78
Television-Electronics
Texas
a23.07
lc
Guardian
Investment
Roe
Stock
188
Co
Assurance
_*
16.94
Investors
Balanced
181
Life
Federal
4.36
Street Investment Corp—*
Stein
Aviation-Electronics—
Lincoln
Assurance
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Trust of Boston—1
(Edson B)
12%
7%
& Forster
16.77
Fund
American
Shareholders
11%
32%
Life Insur Co
Continental
1
&
138
60
Continental
3s
Canada
Stock
128
——„.5
Connecticut
1
of
Stevens
Common
10.00
a21.11
Group Securities—
Investment
Com wealth
Employers
38%
64%
<N J)
Beneficial Standard Lite
Boston Insurance Co
Crum
36
Lite & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Val——10
6%
Insur
28
Liberty
59
Casualty
98
Life
28
37%
Shippers--——_10
Life
5
\.2
40%
30%
Re-insurance
42 Vs
35%
1
Ci,
46%
36 Va
38%
26
(Galveston) —1
Ins
&
Citizens
37%
2 %
D
Bankers Natl Life Ins
11.05
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Sovereign
1
Trust
Intl Resources Fund
Bankers
13.18
Inc
Fund
Southwestern
55c
Assurance-.;—5
(Newark N JI
(Wash
American
10.17
Dist Shares Inc
Fund
Scudder
—1
_.
Growth
Co
Nat
Amer
13.05
Fund——J—1
Growth
5
——1
Mercury
1
14.18
Investors
Institutional
for
13.05
1
Income
Flat
Home
Amer Ins
3s
—
Fund
Quarterly
Capital Corp—.
Incorporated
American
Amer
Income—1
Inc
Provident
2.43
.—
Incorporated
(Jacksonville
9.28
..
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
x2.22
9.13
Boston
preferred-—-
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American General Insuv Co-1.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
2.50
1
9.85
of
conv
Casualty. 5
American
—50c
Putnam
9.06
Fund
$1.25
Co——10
Assur__;_„5
&
Ask
41
32%
3.15s Apr.
*
Inc_
7.18
8.32
Inc
Fully Administered
Fund
6.57
—lc
Income
al5.80
xll.88
12.27
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc_
10c
.—,—-1
Series
1
Penn
Fund—
Series
Series
8.52
Inc
•'
Growth
1
(Geo)
8.03
Growth
Fidelity
Over-The-Counter
2.84
Equip
Equitable
American
19.90
Fund
lc
Bond
18.21
Putnam
7.31
General
1
Oppenheimer Fund
*
Investors
Insurance
American
Bid
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
10
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
17.02
Puritan
Funds—
L:
Insurance
Agricultural
Jefferson
15.57
5.54
2.58
Petroleum
—1
Fund——1
Street
148
14.90
16.05
—lc
(The)
William
One
142
Life
—
Interstate
13.63 v
21.71
series—-—lc
Common
13.35
5.06
series-
Capital
12.35
al6.92
14.85
stock
Electrical
England Fund———-——1
York Capital Fund Ltd_34c
x20.08
stock
General
10.94
1
Series
—;
10.01
1
Common
Fundamental
1
Series——
Inc_l
Inc
Preferred
General
9.96
Pioneer
Inc
Custodian
Futures
6.77
9.11
Pine Street Fund Inc
Mutual Fund
America
6.19
14.97
Co
Franklin
of
1
1
—
——
10.20
Fund
Founders
Utility
7.81
13.69
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Fund
7.15
25c
Fund Inc
Industrial
Bond
Series—_—1
20c
__5
Mutual Inv
Mutual
Stock
7.54
a25.04
?-84
Fund___
Financial
Florida
6.02
15.07
Fund
Fiduciary
13.03
4.19
50c
—
Growth
11.92
5.51
Corp—1
10
Fidelity Fund Inc__:
Fidelity
Series-————1
Slock
—..5
Aetna
Great American
3.83
Growth
163
13.98
—
Equity Fund Inc_.
Capital
:
"Securities Fund Inc
Energy Fund Inc
Fidelity
18.46
1
New
50c
Investment
Federated
25.32
17.08
————1
11.34
Fund—
Stock Fund
23.41
1
Series——
Income Series ——
Howard—•
Electronics
3.33
Series
10.32
11.69
9-75
3.64
Dreyfus Fund Inc—_—
Balanced
3.26
Corp_;
Series —
155
Georgia Inter Life
Dividend
Stock
lo
Par
158
Insurance Co
__
Co Inc_l
Securities
Investors
'Balanced
1
Inc
Fd
Invest
Theory
—1,»
interest
Ask
148
Aetna
Glens Falls
National Securities Series—
New
___—•———25c
Shares
Dividend
Wide
National
12.21
Shares
Trust
Nation
14.57
Fund—1
Investment
Fund
Investment
beneficial
of
13.25
Fund Inc
Growth .1
11.13
—1
-
Founds
—1
Mutual
18.61
68.81
Mutual Fund Inc—11
&
17.11
4.86
9.62
X18.42
68.12
Vegh
Eaton
15.82
24.41
Inc_:—1
Co
Investing
Dow
Investing Foundation—1
Invest
Preferred
Vegli
Diver
Mutual
Mutual
Inc
Investment
20.22
26.05
beneficial
of
Bond
—
Western
18.50
1
Fund—
Life
Bid
10
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Stock
—
-
Par
Casualty & Surety—
3.22
17.74
24.10
10.32
22.41
2.95
16.23
interest__l
Units
Leaders Trust Fund—
Diversified Income Fund—
De
9.99
15.21
22%
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
_—
Inc
Massachusetts
22.11
9.19
1
Inc———.1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown
Fund
3.88
Trust
Growth
Investors
Mass
Mutual
———,
3.55
shares of beneficial int—33 %c
13.43
Fund
Investors
Massachusetts
137
1
Gen
.
13.41
Stock Fund
Series B
lc
4.44
Commonwealth
Corporate
shares—
lc
Energy
&
Inc
Fund
2.64
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
1
Concord
2.42
Paper
Investment
Composite
lc
shares
18.09
Commonwealth
Inc
4.28
12.55
10.80
Fund
3.17
3.92
16.49
50c
Int'l
ConunonwTth
2.90
-
'
.•
Citizens
lc
shares—lc
Industries
General
11.48
Inc_:—
Commonwealth
shares
Electric
20.08
_Lur._^._-___lC0
Growth
Colonial
al7.72
—1
Securities
Fund
13.18
Fund
Stk
Petroleum shares
Boston__
preferred
Colonial
12.06
1
Fund Inc
Christiana
18 Va
_lc
Century Shares Trust
of
7.18
8.88
18
Investors
Insurance
&
Fund—
Stock
Fund
6.55
8.11
Trust—;—1
Insurance
Metal
Fund Ltd——.
Capital Life Ins Shares
Chase
Income
Life
International Growth
Inc——
1
Fund—1
1
Life
17.34
1
Fund
Chemical
Fund
Inc.
Loonris-Sayles" Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Managed Funds—
8.73
"Vv-
Fund—
Ltd
Fund
Growth
Fund
x7.99
Canadian
Growth
5.74
17.62
Knickerbocker
Inc__
1
—
5.25
Intevnatl
1
Ltd—
Stock)
Com
16.29
11.81'
10.81
——
Ltd-1
Keystone
50c
1
Investing—
Com
(Growth
4.12
13.27
Lexington
Fund
Fund)
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
S-4
3.77
14.83
General
(1954)
26.50
22.66
Fund
10.23
24.39
13.57
Street
Broad
California
10.10
9.37
(High-Grade Com Stk)__ 1
20.73
—_
9.25
1
S-l
_1
Inc
-1
6.76
Lazard
Fund
16.32
6.19
Mutual Fund Inc__l
Ridge
Boston
15.41
6.29
9.60
—1
•
23.50
1
Fund
Axe-Templeton Growth
25.38
21.54
Fundi
(Growth
xl2.21
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
24.32
Bonds)——1
Priced
(Income
K-2
1.71
Atomics
Canada
1.88
*
Trust
1
Monday, December 18, 1961
.
(Quotations for Friday, December I 5)
Aetna
Bonds)_1
Grade
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
V
(Discount Bonds)
K-l
11.22
Bid
/
Bonds)
.(Investment
B-4
al8.25
1
Inc
4.67
•
Fund—___1
Fund
Fund
1
1
Shares
Investors
Mutual
Par
Mutual
2.72
1.25
Inc
Business
American
American
Funds—
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Ask
2.49
B-l
Inc^.—
Fund
Bid
Par
_.
•
.
7-
3-G1
4-
2-62
99.31
100.1
Due
Bid
99.30
100
Ask
100
100.2
Recent
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
Amer
Tel
Bausch
&
Borden
Bid
& Tel 4%s
1998
Lomb Opt 4%s—1979
Co
4%s
Bonds—
104%
Macy
114
120
Motorola
1991
99
4%s_1975
Burlington Industries
Ask
104%
121
99%
Mueller
Pwr
&
Lgt
4%s_1991
1982
100
Edison
4%s_2011
102
Carrier Corp 4V8s
Commonw'lth
Consolidated
El
Paso
Family
Edison
Natural
Gas
Finance
99%
45/as—1991
Pacific
102%
100%
102
Keystone. Steel & Wire 4
Lowenstein (M)
4%s
&
1991
%s!?1981
Sons—"
——______
___i98i
Hi
99%
1
114
'
U
S
79
Co
of
Amer
—
99.190
99.112
99.138
99.082
99.108
99.044
99.078
15,
1962
4%s__1991
100%
Pow
4%s_1991
99%
Tel
4%s_1994
99%
5s
1977
99.243
101
99%
100
Jan.
—
15,
1962
99.837
Apr.
19,
1962—
18,
1962
99.800
99.809
Apr.
26,
1962—
25,
1962.
99.747
98.982
99.757
99.018
May
1962—
Feb.
3,
1,
1962-
99.688
99.698
98.912
98.942
10,
1962—
98.856
98.888
—l__
99.825
.u
111%
113%
Feb.
99.645
1991
101%
101%
May
May
17,
1962-
Feb.
15,
1962-
99.580
99.594
May
24,
1962.
Feb.
23,
19.62-
99.516
99.531
May
31,
El
1962.
99.473
99.489
June
7,
14,
4%s_1991
Am 5s WW
Trans
4%s_1981
5s—
98"%
120
74
1,
1962-
125
Mar.
8j
98%
105
1971
150
131
136
1988
101
104
22,
1962—
98.497
98.512
July
15,
1962—
98.305
98.322
Oct.
15,
1962—
97.508
97.533
99.305
99.321
1962.;
99.298
99.311
158 '
—1971
2%s
98.646
98.586
June
Jun.
103%
1970
.—
:
&
FOOTNOTES FOR
98.706
98.623
98.566
99.440
99.384
23»
98.825
98.770
98.679
1962.
99.422
99.372
Mar.
98.792
98.735
1962—
1962-
161
103
99.633
15, 1962Mar. 22. 1962-
Mar.
—1971
4%s__
-i
1962-
Mar.
128:
9g%
8,
100%
—1991
5%s
4%s
Trans
1967
1.1982
ww
71
99.214
Jan.
113
—1969
99.271
Jan.
111
4%s
&
Corp
Electric
Westcoast
1962
1962
Apr,
Industries
5%s
'77
5,
99.859
Gas
.Underwood
.Union
Apr.
1962
Elec
Eastern
Textron
106
99 %
99.961
12,
Sperry Rand 5%s
—1984
4%si
99.953
Apr.
Phoenix Steel 5%s
230
Power
1961.
99.906
Rochester
Hilton Hotel 6s ww,
29,
28,
——1973
Pennsylvania
Texas
Mar.
Dec.
99.852
116
124
99.988
103%
99.898
141
119
99.986
102%
1962.
ww
Sheraton
1961.
1962.
Petroleum
Ask
21,
4,
101%
116,
Bid
DecL
11,
101
114
Treasury Bills
100%
Jan.
Power
99.31
100
Jan.
115
—1976
100.1
99.29
148
136
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_1982
100.1
99.31
4-62
1976
Mohawk
%s
99.31
1-62
9-
81
1975
Corp 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Idaho
5
Ask
2-62
8-
4-61
1975
Northwest
Pacific
Bid
7-
1-61
12-
3%s
Brass
Niagara
102
United States
Ask
2-61
11-
1986
—1981
5s__J
Ferro
—1983
10-
3.10s
4%s
Inc
England
100 %
100%
5%s__1977
4%s__
National Can 5s
New
Carolina
Bid
Credit
100.2
3.15s
3.05s
100
OVER-THE-COUNTER
ISSUES
Volume
194
Number
6117
..
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2701)
Bank
clearings this
pared with
based
us,
the
a
week
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
will
show
16,
clearings
from
all
week
cities
of
ended
the
5.7%
above
Our
year.
against
those
preliminary
the
the
stand
at
week
last
$30,392,073,913
week
same
States
Complete
the
in
1960.
last
In
Ending Dec. 16—
1961
+
San
832,013,012
507,290,894
609,084,104
+
256
36.6
478,336,705
4^,4,200,000
432.500.000
___
919,415,000
_____
431,904,963
I-rancisco
_
Cleveland
in
Ten
cities,
five
the
Total
All
all
days
cities,
Total
1st
Our usual
shrs.
of
Internat'l
+ 12.6
4th
U.
+
4.9
5 th
6.9
339,940,129
+
11.9
7 th
9th
10th
San
1958
$30,392,073,913
$28,745,118,718
ljbO
Outside
also
the
1960
2,000
4,500
In
the
Exchange for the first 11
1961 is indicated in the following:
10
<«
1959
2nd
New
107
63,932,362
83,253,414
49,871,356
92,803,996
60,533,354
65,793,447
65,715,223
82,449,890
57,291,287
75,886,965
68,826,830
70.968,740
76,532,865
64,351,283
Quarter
271,847,364
202,650,982
211,206,988
months
571,794,331
392,831,921
442,703,739
60,896,990
53.870,465
70,889.423
65.349.933
51.051.873
57,518,442
179.459.738
Quarter
206.282 345
180 074,388
778,076,676"
_;
572,906,309
months
622,163,477
District
totals
the
_2._''
;
BANK
CLEARINGS
FOR
LEADING
CITIES
IN
ended
11,265,405,548
was
1959
I960
1959
669,229
602,823
5,206
4,804
52,063
52,053
5,731
5,412
5,380
61,012
53,464
3,419
3,183
3,004
35,834
33,802
3.601
3,398
37,393
35,796
36,243
34,844
2,587
20,791
28,678
2,330
25,382
District of
5.8%;
In the Kansas City Re¬
record
District of
of
a
gain
of
8.6%;
the
13.3%, and in the San Fran¬
1960
Inc.
13.6%.
Dec.
$
4,443,055,154
or
%
+
1958
1959
$
$
7.3
4,169,503,384
3,641,391,073
63,511,502,533
+
7.4
55,686,549,464
43,929,188,181
5,187,786,212
-+
7.7
5,049,943,785
4,657,788,860
6,678,743,921
+
8.7
6,454,532,577
5,928,615,20(1
+ 11.0
3,489,292,528
3,200,420,316
+
6.2
6,374,536,806
5,456,371,920
5,587,806,489
7,257,205,675
3,683,460,853
6,885,963,177
:
-
v' +
5.8
10,608,353,564
9,127,095,722
+
9.8
3,617,375,285
3,115,302,851
3,424,299,165
+
9.2
3,146,176,677
2,893,796,384
14
"
4.865,627,306
4,480,214,945
+
8.6
4,244,532,652
4,027,152,750
Dallas
11
11
5,435,469,156
4,796,102,732
+ 13.3
4,775,782,013
4,106,942,547
San
18
"
7,787,182,857
6,852,306,114
+ 13.6
6,644,545,023
5,791,587,034
Outside
Francisco
174
New
York
cities
;
134,718,637,594
City
A
>
124,593,568,911
+
8.1
114,261,123,758
95^875,652,838
63,098,603,321
68,680,707,066
We append another table
+
8.8
60,430,277,894
53,590,610,628
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the 11 months for four
Eleven Months
Inc.
1960
$
14
$
48,833,833,827
46,186,371,855
765,275,982,063
691,895,575,395
58,034.324,393
cities
56,417.158.290
years:
Eleven Months
Eleven Months
Eleven Months
1961
Federal Reserve Districts
1958
1959
or
Dec. %
$
$
5.7
44,058,293,596
40,188,438,632
+ 10.6
624,029,324,182
586,300,611,835
+
"
10
"
+
2.9
56,321,287.730
51,674,331,859
+
0.1
74,286,029,922
66,915,643,963
+
6.2
39,293,228,568
»«
76,417,125,515
76,335,717,576
42,522,735,349
40,046,731.306
it
16
'■
36,351,224 014
.76,620,140,891
74,880,093,022
+
2.3
70,159,949,190
62,450,981,604
125,143,779,839
123,207,464,210
+
1.6
118,332,409,975
106,203,453,415
39,326,455,189
38,082.858,784
+
3.3
36,755,171,150
33,038,924,591
37,952,741,252
35,309,681,758
+
7.5
34,616,883,054
31,403,338,736
51,767,756,112
48.570,281,821
+
6.6
48,444,599,146
45,735,079,654
56,526,705,802
52,902,475,924
+
6.9
52,458,660,395
46,758,367,682
80,736,083.615
74,893,505.260
+
7.8
72,388,099,211
65,232,908,433
1,459,157,663,847
1,358,727,915,201
+
7.4
1,271,143,936,119
1,172,253,304,419
717,298,158.730
689,498.601,927
+
4.0
668,320,113,229
605,616,173,472
it
31
,s
ii
<t
H
11
Total
Outside
New
174
York
■
41
18
25,"63
2,341
cisco Reserve
totals
increase
an
9.8%, and the Minne¬
cities
City
*
31,993
2,858
3,174
2,548
of
3,658,544,755
32,897
3,307
credit
10,991,589,350
Total
30,242
3.833
3,818
the
Dallas Reserve
68,226,805,689
53,634
Boston
its
District
3,740,701,651
1958
San
to
4,107,742,922
47,824
Chicago
has
Reserve
District
serve
larger
are
District
Louis
apolis Reserve District of 9.2%.
im¬
an
St.
11,630,127.167
566,637
Philadelphia
53,830
4,664
the
"
16
1960
Reserve
"
-
61,494
in¬
an
"
NOVEMBER
1 to Nov. 30
by 8.7%; the Richmond Reserve District by 11.0%, and
in the Atlanta Reserve District
by 6.2%. The Chicago
"
7
19G1
Detroit
11,784,386,316
7
Nov. 30
60,037
...
22,573,777,523
3.1
16
501,687,616
York..
Omitted)
New
25,522,717,028
+
31
Louis
14
-Jan.
+ 17.7
12,201,186,019
Minneapolis
Kansas City
is shown below:
--Month of November-
25.540,830,256
707,985,964
St.
clearings for leading cities for the
(000,000
1,357,242,300.
Chicago
8
last four years
1,388,698,188
7,312,778,784
14
of the
+ 15.6
4.090,136,932
I
15
months
561,054,134
1,433.369,143
i6
95.087.094
11
595,422,704
Atlanta
74,365,770
the
+ 11.7
4,767,052,967
8 '
61.330.245
and
619,120,274
"
14
15
.
64,558,364
November
630,179,743
684,743,794
show
"
54.430,640
of
732,883,794
651,268,537
totals
10
62,002,284
month
773,934,685
+ 13.8
$
72,990,970
in each
8.3
+ 13.7
30,048,071,859
cities
87,794,408
of bank
+
1,656,960,753
cities
District the
November
course
786,657,99 6
804,581.867
there
October
The
l,535,45i,834
731,519,028
month
203,841,340
3rd
1,308,000,903
1,627,427,453
12th
71,971,820
Nine
1,396,703,668
691.565.169
62,373,056
60,853,990"
■-
September
8.3
713.088,108
For that
Reserve
Richmond
69.496,464
81.526,684
63,858,671
August
+
+ 10.3
810,499.223
clearings for the
Philadelphia
297.846,27&
July
765,627,121
11th
161,101,952
Six
1,300.673,901
6.1
832.293,596
of the
Reserve
Cleveland
56,618,288
2nd
1,071,410,117
1,327,227,791
+
10th
54.178,523
73,121,328
1,073,954,225
+ 11.4
:
9th
50,305,141
96,950,136
11,756,680,802
8th
136.744,324
101,775,900
825,553,011
14.298,840,525
6th
46,675,236
231,496,751
$
938,868,337
+ 23.1
7th
40,197,732
118,034,886
1958
$
1,689,425,355
summary
York
5th
1958
c/o 'l'
8.8
+
.
871,206,560
14
3rd
89,108,085
June
"
Boston
4th
1960
T
••
1959
or
Dec.
v.
of November—
1st
in
1961
May
<<
Federal Reserve Districts
months
Inc.
,:
+ 15.4
1961
the
-.
1,461,986,116
of
Cleveland
$
1,864,139.188
entire
York
/:
836,441,103
$1,216,244,250
in share properties on
CLEARINGS
1960
7.4%; in the Boston Reserve District of
7.3%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 7.7%.
68,654,150
$1,500,304,100
New
provement
1,000
$109,293,700
BANK
.
body of clearing houses of 8.1%,
the 1961 aggregate of
clearings having been $134,718.637,594, and the 1960 aggregate of $124,593,568,911. In
Eleven Months
Stock
April
a
November.
63,271,100
190.180,939
furnish
of
689,339,233
299,946,967
Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
12,580,439,369
of
1961
OF
1.583,742,585
City.
crease
SI,147,585,600
Quarter
the
15.6%.
1,413,678,120
"
9
_
York
month
Number of Shares
1st
4
7
~~
The results
938.862,054
,
23.1%; in ibe Boston Re¬
the Philadelphia Reserve
Cleveland Reserve District the
in
and
1,103,541,863
•<
I
and 1960 follow:
$1,437,030,000
March
of
887,744.041
««
I__II
Francisco
New
We
on
______
February
District
1,574.413,265
■<
~
City
Total
5.7
+
62,002,284
January
by 8.3%
13,774,521,648
<•
17
3.0
8,018,700
to
in
trict by 13.7%. In the Kansas City Reserve District the
totals register an increase of 13.8%, in the Dallas Re¬
serve District of 11.7% and in the San Francisco Reserve
1,273,390,056
7
5.8
1,000
York
of
and
the
expansion of 11.4%, in the Richmond
of 6.1%
and in the Atlanta Reserve
an
959,557,631
10
Dallas
The volume of transactions
District
16,958,476,899
g
Minneapolis
Month
New
In
District
1,043,640,524
9
"77
10
Kansas
1,106,576,612
cities
e
6.0
3.0
$140,839,000
8.8%
The Chicago Reserve District has man¬
aged to enlarge its totals by 10.3%, the St. Louis Reserve
We group the
1961
St. Louis
5.532,883.055
5.128,000
of
District of 8.3%.
of
this
SUMMARY
Chicago
+
the
bonds__
increase
an
9—
York
$22,105,659,051
Gov't
S.
was
expansion
an
record
Reserve
city, there
clearings at this
Atlanta
Exchange is appended.
87,794,408
totals
to
Outside
Richmond
£8j,024,55O
tank-
Total
1960.
Cleveland
411,870,752
6 th
gov't___
Foreign
there
~~
New
$135,710,000 $101,281,000
& misc.
in
week
Philadelphia
Pondr—
Railroad
week
show
District
District of 15.4%.
estimated.
„
3rd
$27,638,542,103
14ol
..s—
that
December
2nd
monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock
SiO
same
816 787,128
for November and the 11 months of 1961
Description—
—Month of November—
Number
For
1.9
$29,252,684,477
week____
totals
serve
however,
able
are
12
12th
days
for
9.
6.1
+
—
1,139.389,436
cities
be
to
statement,
we
Boston
5.696,947,180
day
one
all
five
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in
which they are located and from this it
appears that in
the New York Reserve District
(including tnis city) tiie
which
give the final
results of the week previous — the week
Ended
$23,555,707,237
days.
cities,
detailed
has
cases
increase of 3.1%, the bank
having registered a gain of 23.5%.
11th
five
cities
by
We
$
38U.*o9,900
—
cities,
all
an
8 th
Other
in
Federal Reserve Districts
628,593,291
—
Baltimore
covered
10.7
____
Pittsburgh
week
17.7%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $30,048,071,859 against $25,540,839,-
0.9
+
_
Lo ,1s
St.
the
issue of next week.
5.5
+
1,019,000,000
Boston
City
of
our
1960
1,123,000,000
Philadelphia
Kansas
Dec.
center
$16,929,638,548 $16,048,474,860
1,374,221,689
1,361,640,818
______
:
week
elaborate
complete
ended
Week
Chicago
in
them
of the
tne
was
York
details
appear
present further below
and
At
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
Week
furnish
day
we
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
exact
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
and
foregoing will
cannot
clearings will
corresponding
totals
$28,745,118,718 for
this center there is
5.5%.
for
Saturday,
United
from which it is possible to obtain weekly
be
com¬
Preliminary figures compiled by
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
country, indicate that for the
Dec.
increase
an
year ago.
on
49
Fran..
Cleveland
.
Dallas
2,656
Pittsburgh
Kansas
St.
25,196
1,912
1,774
22,037
21,877
2,059
2,012
22,807
23,029
Louis...
1,862
1,733
1,691
Minneapolis.
2,427
2,206
2,031
2,029
1,742
1,728
2,007
1,924
1,884
1,664
Atlanta
Baltimore
.
Cincinnati
21,041
19,916
18,942
1,611
18,734
18,383
17.057
1,319
14,861
14,553
years:
1,053
11,890
—Clearings Outside New York—
938
10,184
11,606
10,014
1,200
1,125
12,949
11,186
925
10,319
10,502
13,427
11,776
11,117
10,752
12,019
10,188
8,497
8,397
9,782
9,985
8,674
8,435
7,689
6.454
6,764
6,322
117,496,414,992
+ 17.3
66,036, 494,251
62,109 ,523,752
+
115,201,713,433
+
1.3
56,566, 894,429
59,661 ,046,704
—
7,659
8.075
137,823 ,307,343
%
6.3
5.2
7,785
10,240
Inc. or
Dec.
116,726 660,185
9,404
13,078
I960
1961
Dec. %
February
9,624
9,578
13,579
Inc. or
1960
1961
January
10,157
932
CLEARINGS
$
13,039
1,136
1,047
Jacksonville
924
1,192
..
1,178
1,143 *
1,225
856
805
1,070
979
Omaha
Denver
Paul....
903
833
1,083
753
871
641
Buffalo
L
1,041
.1,030..
946
661
..
1,147
1,017
1,403
...
Birmingham
Memphis
1,773
Month—
17,488
1,304
1,211
St.
by months for two
as
——Cleavings, Total All-
20,309
1,192
1,023:.
Portland
years
MONTHLY
17,110
22,535
19,527
1,445
Orleans
.
18 587
19,976
.
Louisville
New
Seattle
19,327
22,993
s
;
Richmond
the
21,060
Houston
...
covers
20,355
2,266
following compilation
22,313
2,016
.
City
The
V
•"
752
943
608
...
7,175
-
March
9,067
Washington.
707
615
576
6,604
6,603
728
711
650
8,157
7,437
671
7,231
6,901
125,871,839,970
+12.4
66,686, 132,274
64,132 ,174,994
358,569,968,395
+ 10.4
189,289,520,954
185.902,745,450
1.3
60,725 500,86G
0.4
63,055 180,759
8.6
2.1
60,508 609,630
+ 15.0
68.455, 985.055
+
142,017, 596,025
120,116,411,482
123,507,007,607
141445 786,158
f, 131,644.317,536
7.4
67,741 163,886
64,964 ,586,784
4.3
406.156,367,833
375.267,736,625
8.2
196,705,758,571
188,745,268.409
4.2
802,163.567,162
7321837,705,020
9.3
385,995,279,525
374,648,013.859
3.0
128,915 370,935
119,061,004,371
8.3
63,791 241,975
59,979 265,239
65,573 223,305
6.4
122,692, 985,650
1
May
Total
2nd
Total
6
Quarter.
Months..!-
August
.____
;
,
4.1
128,379,323,649
133,600 ,052,053
__
6G.935 .913,115
2.1
124,054 .579,558
127,534 632,712
2.7
62,415 538,138
62,559 809,315
0.2
386,570,002,546
374,974,960,732
3.1
193,142,693,228
188,112,297,859
2.7
188 733.569.708
1,108.812,665,752
7.2
579,137,972,753
562,760,311,718
+
2.9
135,705,456,545
September
6,629
706
April
6,365
Milwaukee
4.0
141,457 231,801
396,007,199,329
J Total 1st Quarter
125,321,680,538
8.3
69,479,478,911
63,639,686,888
+
9.2
6.305
Nashville
.
Tot. 31 Cities
Other
Total
;
800
..
All
115,121
105,348
87,951
10,205
9,472
8,913
7,924
124,593.114,26f~95,875 17459.157
134,718
Outside NYC
We
68,680
now
1,352,370 1,256.575 1.172,637 1,083,762
106,787
102,152
98.536
88,491
63,098
add
60,430
our
53,590
detailed
1,358,727
1,271,143
668,320
Months
November
605,616
statement
9
Quarter
1
October
1,172^253
689,498
717,298
3rd
Total
124,513
Cities
Total
Total
showing the figures for
11
at-^-
1961
each
$
Inc.
or
city for the month of November and since Jan. 1
1961 "
Maine—Bangor.:
19 938 485
Portland
Dec. %
Fall
River_________
18.233,212
+
9.4
46.149.965
36.369.589
+
3,833 574,736
:
3,601,132.321
205 728.372
201,884 198
+
26.9
421 837,764
378,367,772
6.5
39.307 .383,906
37,393,456 855
+
20 566.369
18,357,034
12.0
11.968 245
+
8.3
10
+
7.8
91 354,592
3.2
196, 756,058
;
"•
_
:
Worcester
Haven____
Waterbury
Rhode
New
Hampshire—Manchester.
(14
18.413.149
89.148 251
109.550,119
cities)__
+
239.003.883
l17 386 581
—
72.067,622
272,171.872
23,899,700
Island—Providence
Total
322,753
17.832.898
96,861,025
80,172.887
Connecticut—Hartford—
New
*
22.58 i,100
197;. 428 300
1-9 216 800
8.8
4.0
for 2 years
and for week ended Dec. 9 for 4 years:
87
Inc. or
1959
$
Dec, %
$
1958
$
4 263.875
+
4.506 987
3,847,769
10,168.624
8,1 li:550
+ 25.4
8.448.181
767,273.001
+
8.5
750.984.673
7,148,233
673,055,297
+
4.7
3,621,178
3,733,706
~~977
1~.494~824
4 332.826
1.9
13.3
"
r
,
5.1
832.518,607
+
7.6
4,100,195
3,915,622
+
1.6
1,93 6A57
i~,7647984
4.390,133
4,294.599
'•+
2.2
4.074.351
3.625,510
10.4
16,778 911
16,617,045
+
89,032.174
+
2.6
+;
2.0
•
192,948.823'
949, 314,184
791,149,041"
■.
-
18,765.202
16.638,499
15.139.957
+
9.9
14,134.950
12,346,792
9.4
67,566,893
65.624.854
+
3.0
58.460.910
40,543,080
+
4.9
29,030,178
25,144,327
+ 15.5
24.816,795
22,607,980
46.081,900
41.890.700
ITo7o
4 7.574.500
37,152,500"
2.829 064.355
+
7.1
1,257 ,225,815
+
5.8
255, 346.600
242.664 990
+
20.724,046
5.2
+ 10.2
2.045, 108,300
1,925:832.000
+
6.2
709.871,232
2,585.059.343
1,198,942 379
.
L460.889
+"
; +20.0
+
8 5
770, 458,744
+ 1.3 8
r
»
+
+ 11.2
•
1960
1961
181,555,101
122 252,569
11.125.099
Eedford
+
+
120,328.890
195 ,278,671
12.963,729
"
$
+ 11.5
+
Lowell
Springfield
.
.
Dec. %
Holyoke
New
63,098 603.321
689,498,601,927
9
Inc. or
I960
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Massachusetts—Boston
68,680,707,066
717,298,158,730
8.1
7.4
January 1 to November 30
I960
$
-
1,358*727,915,201
1,459,157,663,847
Month of November
Clearings
124,593,568,911
134,718,637.594
_________
Monhs
,
16,981,321
16,679.996
+
1.8
185, 723,897
175,279,147
+
6.0
4,767,052,967
4,443,055,154
+
7.3
48,833,833,827
46,136,371,835
+
5.7
.
.
.
5,651,866
3,368.960
1,043,640,524
959,557,631
+
67.8
3.972,077
3,387,240
+
8.8
938,868,337
825,556,041
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2702)
-Month of November1961
Clearings
.
$
Inc.
1961
-Week Ended Dec. 9
Inc.
1960
S
or
Dec. %
Monday, December 18, 1961-
.
January 1 to November 30
1960
S
at—
.
$
i
1960
$
Inc. or
$
1959
1958
Dec. %
1961
or
Dec. %
$
$
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Hew
216,689,216
189,889,532
+ 14.1
2,840,029,994
2,863,109,805:'
661,270,297
641,623,373
+
3.1
7,077,005,584
7,175,713,321
14,481,826
York—Albany.
Buffalo
13,465,187
+
7.5
147,011,189
Elmira
18,237,801
16,750,664
+
8.9
151,532,403
199,870,398
66,037,930,528
61,494,965,590
+
7.4
741.859,505,117
239,436,714
229,948,008
+
4.1
2,598,682,657
+
11.6
Jamestown
New
York
Rochester
Syracuse'
_
145,830,230
__
130,683,833
•
+
3.6../
353,470,80.7
+
1.8 *
502,084,746
410,939,743
+ 22.2
30,839,9311
Northern
New
Jersey-
•
(
186,097,473
•
32,632,161
142,504,950
136,878,215
+
4.1
3,630,453
2,510,138
+
7.4
+
63,511,502,533
68,226,805,689
<10 cities).
4/
2,419,053,311
+
1,433,073,026
+
325.113,676
+
+
35,245,322
28,i 53,733
90,380.506
85,236,189
4,378,364,709
+
"
3.7
9.6
691,895,575,395
765,275,982,063
•'
11,308,371*978
47,525,8431
25.2
+
6.0
.44,970,978
26,495,333
,
27,260,163
•
75.002,303
81,122,076
.
'-v+v-.
94,712,655
/. 16,958,476,899
10.6
+
3,224,426
3,173,511-.
13,738,330,712
5.8
+
•"
i.
•.
-
2,696,457
2,593,756
+
-
.
-
+23.5
51,352,414
1.2
3,738,725,611
•
13,339,644,237
54,349,478
7.7
328 926,798
3(877,135,524
3,401,906
.
,
16,467,632,490
7.4
4,800,485,659
7.4'
+
127,573,409
25.6
4,272,179
+ 10.9-
109,668,421
Total
80,835,983
123,871,825
44.6
+
.
195,993,357
55.7
+
50,793,100
1.4
3.1
—
—
669,229,313.274.
1,542,807,929
29,765.796
360,004,400
TJtica
.Hew Jersey—Newark.
'
0.8
+
;r
/.
13,774,521,648
81,390,722
85,089,055'
15.8
.+
.
11,756,680,802
14,298,840,525
+23.1
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
-Pennsylvania"—A1 too na
6,427,891
Bethlflhpm f
■:
;
Chester
"
...»
+
5,997,831
-
8,687,754
*
-
69,700,744
7.2
—
3.7
72,287,571
85,369,890
3.6
—
86,767,842
76,746,349
>
120,602,039
1,774,394
1,6-:-,
—
1,848,844
—36.4
3,624,903
10,561.448
—65.7
39,933,292
45,088/423
—11.4
483.246,986
511,737,485
23,544,281
20,914,371
+ 12.6
243,053,663
238,191,515
+
2.0
8,871,210
8,751,252
+
1.4
93,969,257
90,800,376
+
5,206,006,000
4,804,000,000
+
8.4
53,825,000,000
52,063,000,000
+
3.4..
14,159,315
23,797,504
—40.5
249,018,397
33,728,910
32,719,327
+
1,736,130
*
2,059,375
1.80.3,304
p
2,246,510
2,799,723
+ 12.1
1:695.769
.
9.0
—36.4
1,582,601
.
+
Harrishnrg
•
—
,
"
1,564,693»/J •/
5.6
V
•*' *
**"."•
•
2,459.031
.
.
'
Lancaster
Lebanon
_
,
Philadelphia
Reading
...
„
Scranton
.
Wilkes-Rarre
(a)
York
nn
2,633,720
,,
Ha^letori
_
New
Total
<T4
cities)
339,496,898
3.9
+
23,789,609
26,483,068
8,251,760
v-8,604,287
4.1
+
9.5
1,291,405,044
69,314,778
+
10.4
5,187,786,212
+
7.7
+
1
_
•
—
•
-
88,839,958
—
+
—36.1
4.558,270
4.313,736
2.4
7,175,327
—
.
3.156,999
3.682,630
3,890,924
5.7
6.902,925
7,217,059
(a*
7,274.955
—
i
'
1.1
+4.9
•
56,417,158,290-
58,034,324,393
7,365,542
.
6.859,131
-.
r
.
24,404,517
>
2.9
.19,829,50.7
2,273,390,056
25,498.206
-r
19.2
25,190.823
14,866.021
30.387,768
-
'5.9-
788,268,651
834,716,698
.
—10.2
•
1,231,517,374
+
6.2
5,098/>86
I.OOI.OOOTOOO
5.388.683
7,189,957
(a)
—
4,741^589
1,003.000,000
+
1,033.000.000
3.444,606
•
0.2
11.5
:•/+ 15.3
4.411,055
++
1,191,000,000 '
bl57,230,230
87,829,180
114,635,390
5,587,806,489
_
Jersey—Trenton
318,429,435
125,569,959
76,540,934
.
Delaware—Wilmington
6.3
—
2.534,087
+
—
(a)
4,916,146
0.1
—
352,907.404
352,049,141
'
32,179,761
•
249,027,879
3.1
———'
+
(a)
30,155,313
Rnis
2,190.553
3.5
■
+ 64.2
12.357,504
14,407,168
+ 15.4
1,073,954,225
1,071,410,117
1,103,541,863
-
>-
-
Fourth Federal Reserve District—ClevelandOhio—Canton
4.5
690,958,631
Cincinnati
1,445,887.733
1,304,633,945
+ 10.8
15,124,268,874
14,864,517,294.
Cleveland
2,858,046,969
2,587,604,798
+ 10.4
29,895,988,850
61,448,369
Columbus
359,190,900
+
Mansfield-
'■
557,491,935
Oil-City
28,563,352
39,583,078
21,250,337
(15
cities)
7,257,205,674
23,934,158
91,954,000
1,136,860,619
Carolina—Charleston
.
i
of
-
1.5
—
313,027,544
303,881,563
+
427,897,755
12f750-860
13,535,654
10,352,685
+ :
•T2i561,927.
3.0
•+
4.3
384,437,490
224,840,252
8.7
76,417.125,515
—
368,662,014.-
209,471,135
—
.
76,335,717,576
t
—
+
.
rt.e
t
+t 5.6
,
-
11.0
385,127,368
+ 11.4
1,327,227,791
+
406,692,270
...
6.8
«r»
0.1
1,574,413,265
;
,
1,413,678,120
-
1,300,673,901
V"
'•
272,345,916;.
—
.274,131,336
-
0.7
.6,207,725
6,048,784
+ 26.2
1,097,817,000
1,023,985,000
'+
7.2
27,658,000
4.9
12,440,396,236
11,890,876,776
+
4.6
258,539,385
258,972,387
+
12.0
472,184.195
439,908,823
+
1,125,841,513
992,617,877
18,734,773,489
+
4.0
+
5,720,388
+ 21.8
23.378,000
25.077,000
0.2
233,54 T, 896
230,769,266
—
13,4
+
-
7.3
7.5
5,719.564
2.6
+
22,711,000
+
+
8.4
1,664,103,146
8,550,521
707,812,742
615,238,370
4,090,136,932
cities)
13,593.471
!
460,200,217
39,802,705
8,848,271
(8
64,662,600
■
16,944,791
475,178,204
•
3.0
1,918,696,652
22,037,729,960
453,276,875
103,017,334
1,884,680,871
3,683,460,853
Columbia—Washington
14,100,316
2.6
1,868,997,263
21,381,537,654
44,595,041
Frederick
496.188,396
60,793,100
.
/.
1.2
110,738.459
Columbia
Total
i«
.
301.704,053
.
'
,82,490,900
14,434,705
8.0
•
1+ 1
.
,v
'
116,068,000
Maryland—Baltimore
94,436,700
6.2
7.6
+
1
1,192,130,274
-Richmond
+
5.5
+ 18.4
6,678,743,921+,
25,263,274+
Virginia—Norfolk
—
0.5
—15.0
Richmond^—
Virginia—Huntington,
+
-
+ 10.4
33,432,429 +
18,072,101
545.671,875
1.6
+
25,870,892'
+.12,444,470
292,486,170
13.0
+
40,101,675'
.
19.3
+
171,212,913!
1.912,202,781
43,163,891
Total
+
+
—
-
■
172,017,806
2,016,987,766
Erie
Kentucky—Lexington
West
Virginia—Wheeling..
0.3
'
702,157,335
564,307,225
12,993,264
306,497,869
•553,347,444
14,473,545
1.8
+
652,605,949
645,739,436
—
12,905.890
326,575,153
635,214,648
0.5
+
91,048,318
692,867,430
44,490,501"
Toledo
—
•••
..
223,888,938
73,521,140
0.2
59,216,664
Pa.—Pittsburgh
*
227,566,568
+ 19.2
59,727,142:
59,092,040
53,034,656
District
3,891,159,400
20.7
+ 17.5
70,153,577
Youngstown
Newark
South
8.5
+
—20.1
330,947,500
21,055,623?
8,193,933!
25,414,615
Lorain
West
694,161,008
29,791,547,241
3,444,288,900
6.548,821
Hamilton
'
58,802,788
+
13.3
+
3.5
93,400,690
86,149,411
+ 15.0
7,533,714,634
6,604,288,594
+
19,487,035,165
11.0
9,813,378
,
2.8
9,937,295
9,033,057
+~4*2
9,543,274'
409/760^139
353^3" 7~85l
377,396~921
+
393,341,107
+ 14.1
175r765~414
145,~8~2~4"551
+
20*5
139,666,715
138,661,364
..+
6.2
887,744,041
836,441,103
+
6.1
765,627,121
786,657,996
1,601,490,224
+
4.4
38,387,915
7,231,770,548
+10.1
181.341,940
4.1
456,000,000
*424.800,000
Z;
40,046,731,306
42,522,735,349
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta*Tennessee—Knoxville
t
152,606,259
v,+Nashville
f;
2,007,800,000
149,672,988
+
2.0
+
13.3
7,963,809,170
+
4.3
1,671,283,456
Macon .ii&z.
,
Florida—Jacksonville
34,906,423
+
6.3
26,959,737
+
16.2
321,379,085
29,109,182 *
,
Columbus
25,647361
+ 13.5
320,609,330
37,089,051
+
+.
21,041,700,000 *
21,912,300,000
V- 384,598,590
31,339,079
Augusta* *
314,394,402
2.7
20.1■
*
8.203.279
+..
> +
5.728,239
278.076,942-
294,884,543
284.008.612
+
"396.900.000
+30.7
278,546,576
36.441.395
147.794 407-.
-
7.3
8,874,863
+
1.2
13,318,944,511:
13,579,832,845
+
8.4
1,884,288,832
1,774,084.506
142.742,911
•
390.200.000
13,301,240,403
13,078,360,758
8.2
7,435,829-
.//'
7,706.906
.,
7,646,557
7,"l48~658
•
6.2
+ 14.5
,
1.9
171,868,483
1,403,294,762
43,406,801
T,225,300373
76,567,164
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattlesburg
72,447,808
"•*
v
"38,708,614
5.7
775,445,371
+12.1
414,446,691
+
3.4
415,554,000
+
.
1.7
783,061,155
.
—
„
1.0
403,710,899
+
+
17,568,904.
•
+
>
+
+
+
5.2
281,067,449-
3.8
+
■
i :+
16,700.936
0.2
.-281,791,584
.-■
243.519,065
239:813.028
16,998,497
15,999,873
+•
2.7
412,459,000 Z
-
0.7.
37,759,000
36,529,000
Jackson
86,516,903
78,148,695
+
10.7
888,169,393
863,993,836
+
2.8
Meridian
12,205,698
12,200,492
+-
0.1
131,328,043
128,623,321
+
2.1
3,922,886
3,831,720
+
2.4
40,382,016
37,873,166
+
6.6
1,211,707,000
1,200,082,095
+
1.0
12,876,362,000
12,949,651,709
7,312,778.784
6,885,963,177
+
6.2
76,620,140,891
74,880,093,022
Louisiana—New Orleans.
Total
(16
cities);
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
17,876,365
16,070,818
3,419,250,000
3,183,891,000
47,758,970
47,156,246
95,627,888
83.989,840
18,472,040
Detroit
17,840,240
Rapids
Jackson
Lansing
55,694,350
136,019,995
35,894,023,000
494,985,446
502,587,827
+ 13.9
1,005,533,465
949,069,735
'-+:
3.5
200,517,297
206,310,426
—
+
Ames
+
0.8
256,468.508
+ .8.3
++,
771s561 •>+
205,445,433//
1,396,703,668
1
1,308,000,900
780,021,431
754,778,613
2.4
1,456,508,391
4,784,525,370
4,663,551,807
—
:•+
+
9.3
634,661,793
564,483,319
+
+
2.4"
8,157,606,148
+
+
9.8
106,292,889
+
+
—
+
12,6717584
'Vrr—.—
I:v..-
—
+
-.+••■• +
i +•
«:/
8.
'10,2?
82/749/000
8.4
186,924,908
188,019,911
90,888,211
83(197,812
5,412,436,542
+
5.9
63,110,352,995
42,033,318
—19.7
397,996,934
72,721,741
—28.1
—
+
—
+
793,226,991
51,833,720
—
+
138,122,033
690,701,588
402,574,504!
363,888,005
9.109.230
3,4ul,731
9.118.808
68.261.732
52.179.306
54.441:402
24,172,426
20.932.912
21,677,841
1,639.417
1,222:989.734
1,200.112.864
1.918.757
'
3.4
37.3
—
646,888,949
8.3
9.2:
+
814,499,565
5.3
9,378,407
26,494,726
*
0.6'
+
.389,869,201
..
4,654,410
7370", 533
152
+21.1
.
61,012,938,888-
.
+ 13.2
10,302,788
5,081,493
72,152,441
,
;
6.4
.+
0.1
[*•
-2r 9.8
165,223,443
1867987,017
2.0
+
955,812,765
62;763;072'
■
4,809.899
2.2
424,969,601
1,035,989.497
+ 68.9
4,337,717.
3.9
+
4.8
10,991,589,350
13:814,271
\
1.2'
23,410,434
+
11,630,127,167
15.2:
12.4
2,810/626,422
2,989,430,040.
'
5.9 *
46,815,598
416,450,669
12.7
+ 14.6
—
133,047,728
.
47 859,397''
1.0
—
—
102,289,168
■
+
4,321,658
11.349,253
+
3.9":
—
7,939,126
4,020,461
88,346.000
? 12,299,011
3.6;
8,449,089,573'
3,755,011
64,701,708
95,403,000
548,880,946
15,827,531
34,260,364
11,9077581
-
0.6 \
247,834,699
+ 15.8
37,112,193
10827765
"
14,102,972
2.6
545,635,260;
24(327,663
/ 61,244,915
1.2
—-r—-
23.lbl.910--
,+•17,547,025
-
233;169,576
52,257,659
,
2,769,460
-';
10,^757352-
+
16,251,513
3.3
7.5
—
33,749,850
Rockford
+
1,474,457,280
4.1
5,731,317,692
Peoria
3,246.877
:
.
3.2
—
6,344,043
Decatur
/
14^634~711
4*11:0 A
157,285,907
131,380,484
92,845,543
+ 12.1
1.0-
1.7
266,119,419
3,568,178
,
21/?7()~ 016
"
—41.81
—32.9
106,391,116
-re
•
581,778,469
1,999,497
3,921,328
41,222,941
*4,000,000+
v
15
91.555,701
+ 10.4
+
2.9
244,081,772
7,940,190
cities).
1,461,986,116
1,196.219
•
15.8
+
,
-—
645,533,095
9.8
+
—
241,558,216
>
9.2
+
—
16,584,692
„
Bloomington
Chicago
(31
+15.6
."
-
2.8
8,764,012
40,800,138
,
City
Sterling
1,583,742,585
5.9
+
10,897,231
300,001,607
Rapids
Moines
Total
711,189,991
172,100,602
34,864,513.000
4,541,740
Manitowoc
Springfield
258.830,490
9.1
187,813,576
7.4
+
1,342,084
Illinois—Aurora
+
826,359
•
299,697,000
.
2.3
+ 11.2
9,620,769
Watertown
Iowa—Cedar
+
;
955.063
0.6
+••1.3
Ht.7l5.321
Sheboygan
Des
50,925,275
728,247,007
Oshkosh
21,871,628
55,661,311
Wisconsin—Madison
{ Milwaukee
51,623,215
20,233,133
Haute
-132,821,395
437,041,475
49,951,297
Bend
68,901,658
455,061,931
__
Sioux
8,985,415
76,043,811
Indianapolis
Terre
20,267,843
8,108,823
Indiana—Fort Wayne.
Gary
55,246,341
22,135,776
Muskegon
Bay
City
South
—
District—Chicago—
Arbor
Flint
Grand
...
'"
Vicksburg
/
+
.7,485,781
1,178,255,148
Mobile
.
..-r
'
5:5
186,249,509
Alabama—Birmingham
27,616,788
+13.7
.
r
.
2.0
+
....
.
33,771,002
151.040.25T
+
374,582,410
304,504,243
'
1,192,769,542
Tampa
IT
?,
706,603,740
1,924,800,000
,
800,435348 '
'Georgia—Atlanta
-
1.352,985 895
1,493,725
'
.
"
1,696,225
1.127,110,892
"
7,996,915
-
2.6
•
7*
7 603.088
,'17.858.117
13,986.203
13.254,728
14,689,785
19,085,325
;
1^438.022
7,626.428
TT' 6,531,873
-
+" 6.8
6.539,991
-
11,483,867
*
—
+
'*■
10:6+."
7.0
4$,998,807
40,525.893
+
125,143,779,839
123,207,464,210
''+
1.6
'
.
7,737,862
1.2
5.8
+
8,853,074'
1,864,139,188
+ 10.3
1,627,427,453
1,535,451,834
+
1,689,425,355
7.8
263.300.000
350,000.000
+
8.1
219,978.800
9,2,
107,486,025:++."
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St,
Louis
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
-
Total
(7
cities)__
1,862,580,075
1,733.290,374
25,624,381
4,090,460
22,645,350
1,023,044,195
932,620,572
946,885,600
1,083,667,100
3,060,961
15,675,750
4,017,742,922
4,047,666
3,000,4871
16,054,706
3;658,544,755
7.5
19,876,003,924
19,327,945,137
+ 13.2
257,247,184
252,840,155
1.0
40.939,727
41,392,446
9.8
10,415,926,363
+
+
+
+ 14.4
+
—
2.0
2.4
+
+
—
8,075,639,667
172,889,066
1.7
243.485.867
2.3
1(1,184',154,172.
8,526,380,252
37,068,673
162,886,762
-
382.300.000
412,291.000-
2.8
1.1
^4-'i5.6*\
211.511,620
;
r
225,143.315
>
+
-
193:623.493.-
'»
,
+
; 226.434,985
153.305;845
'•
38,000,445-
—
,-
2.5
-
—
3,918.073
+ .6.1
•3.515.059
-•/~iTi
-
—-
'•
-
3469,780 -V
"
.
—
1, 3.142.964
'
f
39,326,455,189
38,082,858,784''
+
3.3
871,206,560% 7 v
804,581.867'-;
+'.8.3
774,934,685^
.,
^'732,883,794
Volume
194
Number 6117
The- Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-Month of November-
1961s
at—
Clearings
Ninth Federal: Reserve
•
19
833,558,635
1
8.4
+
1960
$f
r#'
Inc.
1959
or
1958
Dec. fc.
.
r
56,488,189
+
11.296,000
+
2.4"
4.0-
3.8
19,433,040
+
57,176,022
5,924,289
Montana—Billings
;
35 655,090.
'V
.
Lewiston
.
(16. cities
•■' 34,816,764
V
A, 139,912
4,413,052.
3,740,701,651
_,rp.
—
3,424,299,165
20673*02*782
178T5547050'
162^4457189
158,407.115"
12,493,656
16759*37579'.
11^614*272*
11,4807899"
4,456,992
3891*273
4;3577887
7.2
+-
.
+
0.1
104,062,000
+27.1:
132,023,377 '
+
4:6
+
4.7
+
8.9:
J;
''
337,187,821
V '
l"
1
.
572687270
77939,611
...
V6*67790-
:•
8,3487385
-
7.5.
17713*67230,.-
17,4277304
9.1.
+
■
4.4
+
28,681,273
197100:424
18^9917277 t
"+
:
35,309,681,758
-v
.+,. 1.7..
'
-v+ 14.7
.*'.'752,181,818
37,952,741,252
4,660,866 ;■
-
.
+17.3-
265,299,896
785,580,953
31,305,290
6-2",;.
:
538,048,030
55,661,123
342,988,689
+;. 9.2
.
.
192,331; 598
...
304,254,539
V
-
8,292,767
.+12.2
541,674,023
.
585,943,162 ;,;
65,307,954'
V
o.i
—
421,870;383i*
13.4
201,353,414
>
,
+21.3.;.
84,680,663
433,887,023
+
138,034,484'
2M
+
28,039,180
84 630,312
8,127,760
13.9
58,444,077
132.25(11.7021;'
+ 26.7:
34 009,753
;
Grea t \ Falls.:—
8.5
+
33,302,883
542,018,052
.
.
+ 15.0
7 503,918
+
482,869,113
65,560,186.
+ 25.7
12,090;791
65, 764,149
;
8,674,376,891
.
9,246.680
550,076,273
8.7-
37,757,033
617,415
20, 209,771
2,
9,299,465,849
.
10,034,758
7.8
+
186,030,712
19.9;.
3.6
+,
+
417,225,980'
22,993,150,256
202,246,715
+ 12.1
——
"
432,349,161
,
12, 383,864;.
■;
Dakota—Aberdeen
,
Dec
24,786,325,069
14 201,007
;
Total
+"
5,731.124
3,076,596
58
Forks,.
Heiena
'
2.5
+
6 872,073
Falls
1961
Inc-or
1960
$
0.6
3, 445,985
Minot
Sio,ux
■
1961
or
+ 10.0
19,315.288
903, 465,134
,———
+'
2,206,268,642
792,735
Falls
North Dakota—Fargo__
Huron
41,990,890
•
2,427 767,057
Fergus
South
Inc.
Deo. %
42 243,476.
Minneapolis :_r
Grand
-Week Ended Deo. 9*.
-January 1 to November 30-
:
31
District—Minneapolis-
Rochester
Winona.
1960
$
Minnesota—Duluth
St.- Paul
.'
(2708)
+13.77
713,089,108:
810,499)223'!
.
65i,268;53?'
630,179/743
A,
4 Tenth Federalt Reserve District—Kansas Cltyr-
''
i-
">*'
'
u:
Ztf
wf:
*
Nebraska—Fremont
+ +
J+i—
Ha Vines*
——,
Lincoln- 0-1-
H
Omaha
4,749,844
—
*
"/■
;■■■
——
-
67,305,710
.
Wichita
135,181,678
r
-
6,224,644
2,266,245,954
:——,-y-v'
City-,.——_—__—-pVb.
Joseph;.
Kansas'
..'"'■St.
—
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
'V
w
v
2,059,824,357
61,899.996
2,385,873
312,123,551
31,212,039
53,629,747,.
+
10.5
+
-,
11,704,928
172,259,198
172,906,269
6.4
19,505,330,2
13,329i330r
32,128,942
31,047,412
+46,3
35,3.41,956
+ 10.0
—
65,935,018.,
7,685,330.;
34,383,603
456,4167722*
9,351.972"
4.9
+
5.5
525768*9,262*;
4727189546
43170*7*47025
+-
2.4
14,734,3967
13,883,903
15,834,118
18,213,666
27,615,499-
+
1.1*
3,292,945,138,
+
4.2
+
4:3
7,133,254
7,114,467
4,989,170
-
624,471,190
27,914,230.
•
3,431,079,304
,
971,451
1,307,980
14*679,*247"
+ 17.2
+'■'. 4.6
-
22,807;928,762
639,285,645
'r
0.5
.
'
24,057,364,977-
;
0.1
+
1,361,896
1,427,-704"
+ 21,1'
9,703,4611
180,595,490
+ 25.7
1,526,981,980
'
62,700,330
10.2
+
4.7
—
+-6.7:
21,464,218
563,041,960-
.1,597,994,587
+ 10.0*
2,165,965
310,688,577
57,-240,935 «!
-
+ 11.0
55,763,969-
V
5.7;
707,612,586.
i,iv.
<
5.0
+
+
1,371;995 '
1,192,107
1,307,959>
1,192,803:
Il',750jl57""'
211',624(556-
1-3
22,840,434
-
'
5,632,303
.
+
8,497:997,594
8,981,481,084
+10.4
422.6;
+
460,994,894
466,948,824®
•;
>'
27,111,718
+
15.1
342,426,716
328,321,561
+
9.3
11,314,907.420
10,240,192,641
+ 10.5.
4,865,627,306
!
cities)!
(14
58,761,619-.
i
979,681,955
4,480,214,945
+
8.6 r
51,767,756,112
48,570,281,821.,
+
Springs
—,__P
Total
57,959,040
1.4
—
1,070,741,599
Colorado—Colorado
Denver;
::
4
+ 10.6
1,963,864
54,912,012.,
128,761,761
t
•*
6.3:-
+
4,756,565
>
!
2,169,025,
.
Missouri—Jopliiv
V
1.9;,
+ .14.1
805,951,029
5,261,808
,
—
Topeka '
38,15T!I26 '
-
856,603,268..
.
Parsons
V
43.-522.317
—-
Kansas— Manhattan
—
4
—
i
-4,843,744
7
8,747,177
6.6
707,985,964
684;743,794*
731,519,028
832,293,596-
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin-!
65,200,837
—-
Eeaumont
59,278,280
24,531,720
747 699,608
+ 10.0
26,927,924
2,656,127,814
2,341,317,899
—
8.9
—
Dallas
El
T_,—
298,136,914
Paso
307,341,333
297,112,569
215,328,703
'200,704,589
27,731,000
*25,491,000
2,029,202,227
1,742,684,331
—-
+
3.4
+
7.3
.+=
8.8*
3,049,019,369
Worths—-t—-.—-.
—i
Houston
Port
—
,
7,417,508
Arthur-
Texarkana
•
4.3
276,460,000
84 ,894,240
•
86,758,703
475,876^04 9
49,27lT940
~~o"
43378*131'.
42,0127596
6,267,000
+12.7
7,062,000-.
6,280,-000
7,186,000
-
**
2:5
w* T'
2.1
286,285,895
'■
279 110,175
11,538,743.
+
4.4
119 ,694,728
121,244,311
3.31
693 587:866
662,070,711
5r9~2*9"t845
4.8
5^23L912
+
+
7*1307829
6774*1*381*
133
15.6507195,
;
U.X
1.3
+-
4;796,102,732
13.3:!
+
^.-+
52,902,475,924'
56,526,705,802'
"•
17,*8*9*9*2 59..
'
6.9
WAi.t FJ.y.l'O
;(i,C9H, it
>'• >14
*
,
15,0337693
1^300*169,
"ah 561,054,134
595,422,704
+ 11.7
KZ 619,120,274
691,565,109 f
ltd
0!
*
.s " ■:
District—San Francisco-
Twelfth Federal Reserve
Washington—Bellingham
508,"122*401?
6.3.
19,976,149,075
61,437,617
5,435,469,156
(il cities
13,194,622
+*1*2*4
0.5
r-
21,233 725,357,
+ 22.1
22,183,911
12,050.398
63,446,657"
—,—-
Louisiana-—Shreveport..
;!(v*Total
7,425,869
275 ,042,000
0.1*
—
*
27,090,959
Falls
Wichita
-•
2,172 588,001
16.4
+
+ 21,7
1.8
2,082,931,898
3,102 555,351
,
•
Ft,
Galveston "1——
13,526,633
49,*3*1*5*757
8.4
529,*132*594
0.8
25,382.336,181
•
+ 13.4
14,715,967
16,463,758,
594,*894*550'
9.8
681,082,867'
300 575,028
27,517, 233,448
"
7,781,035
——
6,970,340
.
11.6,
+
924,508,468
+ 13.3
*•
32,504,792
27,425,101
+• 18.5
K
67,800,753
57,495,850
+ 17.9
30,941,298
28,289,749
.89,620,779
87,212,644
10,339,340,573
,
+ 11.4
:—,-u;.
Yakima
10,943,622,943
;
1,047,393,768
Seattle
-
+
2.8;
233.024,963
+
+
607,691,983
+
278,635,297.
+
6,028,928
6.9,
193,333,835
+
16.7-
+
15.2
201,608,594
6.350,356
+19.4
195,167,904
7,038,576
5.8
298,028,310:
318,491,881
6,952,558
-
Idaho—Boise v
*.+—
—
Oregon—Eugene
Par 11 a 11 d
-
2
,
-
V
—.—,
1,017,544,781
1,143,871,861
_
46,917,685
488,587,913
397,421,184
321,522,687,
"
-*-4+:
Arizona—Phoenix
48,466,476
544,194,330
——7—r-
—
58,949,403,'
California—BerkeleyLong Beach
r*
Modesto
—s-ry-
"
66,452,235,,
Pasadena
Riverside
San
JoSei——
Santa
58,622,537
Stockton
Total
———
+ 12.5
79,336,633
7,787,182,857
124,593,568,911
(a) Clearings
■^Estimated,
63,098,603,321
68,680,707,066
11.2
1,888,948,714
+
545,140,977
are
for
nine
+
-
1.3
.
-
6.2"
*
35,319,247,.
,
15,066,909+
23,243,635
80,736,083,615
74,893,505,260
+
7.8,
1,656,960,753
1,358,727,915,201
+
7.4
30,048,071,8591
717,298,158,730
717.298,158,730
months
689,498,601,927
+
.
15,816,105,-:
4;0
12,580,439,369
■.
33,077,599
35,253,673
1L970.315
'
13,275,174;
15,877,478
21,428,594
1,388,698,188'
1,3 57;242,300
+ 17.7
25.522,717,028
22,573,777,526
3.1
11,784,386,316
11,265,405,548
+ 15.6
1,433:369,143
25,540,830,256
,
+
12,201,186,019
only.
1930,
Reserve Bank
the Federal
to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world... We give below a record tor the week just passed.
certifies daily
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RE3ERVE BANK TO TREASURY
DECEMBER
8,
1961
DECEMBER
TO
14,
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
INCLUSIVE '
1961,
.i' •
.
i
V. ' '
|
Country
Monetary
and
Unit,
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Friday
Argentina, peso
pound
-
Austria,
.
schilling
2.240139
12
$
.0120590
,.0120590
.0386750
New
Dec.
$
.239920
in
Tuesday
Dec. 11
.'
.0120627
Australia,
transfers
Monday
Dec. 8
s-
Cable
2.239840
-
York
(Value
in United States Money)
Dec.
Dec. 13
14
$
$
.0120908
.0120649
2.239250
2.238597
.0386750
.0386750
Thursday
Wednesday
ON
.0386750
.0386625
0200850
Belgium, franc
.0200850
.0200850
.0200850
.0200850
Canada, dollar :
.959687
.958906
.958750
.958567
.058125
Ceylon. - rupee
.210675
.210600'
.210637
.210600
.00310846
.00310846
.00310846
.00310846
.00310846
.204025
.204037-
.204041
.204050
.250025
.250029
.250021
.250028
.250043
.210500
.210500-:
.210450
.210366
.210433
2.811000
2.809440
THE
.210600
2.810260
Finland, Markka
France
—
(Metropolitan), new frano
Germany, deutsche
India,
mark-
rupee
Ireland,
Italy,
2 .811100
pound
Malaysia, malayan dollar.
Mexico,
New
.00161106
.00161112
.00276233
.00276233
.327266
.327366
.327433
.0800560
peso
...^.,
2 .783267,
.0800560
.0800560
.277812
.277812
.277833
.277828
2.783168
2.781623
2.782435
.140412
>
.140437
,•
.140350
.0350166
.0350166
.0350166
Spain, peseta. —
Sweden, krona
.0166520
.0166506
.193575
.193591'
Switzerland, franc —...
Republic of South Africa, rand^——
.231666:
United
811100.
■
-r,0166506
Kingdom,
_—
pound jBterung^—_—
-
.193575
-
.231684
1.399471
2.811375
2.811000
2.809440
.
<
.193625
.
..231740
1.400249
.,231656..
.0350166
.0166506
.193625:
1.400435
.
400298
.140406
i
-.0350500
.0166436
Portugal, escudo
...for you
.00276233
-..327333
2.783539
.
.140400-
Norway,, krone
.0800560
.0800560
.
.277941
guilder
Zealand,, pound——
10B
.00161112
.00161108
.00276233
.327066
yen
Netherlands,
2.811375
.00161108
.00276233
lira
Japan,
.204050
'
,
.
.231743
1.399880.
w
,
2.810260
32,661.L77
729,663,808
728,722,368
4.7
+ 16.9
19,885,826
,
+16.9
—
99",3507258
20,069,311
19,744,098,
+ 19.1
776,100,064
,
39,403,468
1,459,157,663,847
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
Pursuant to the requirements
*3.91 '
+
46,937,976
5.1.
■+ 15.4
798,983,215
907,065,000"
:
■
,.*
—
.
•
0.7
+
,
808,995,968
8.8
+
(b) Clearings,
discontinued.
operations
+
629,102,217
8,1
+
116,92U~72;
+*9*1
14,592,222
15,497,868
—11.0
808,923,924
298,706,664
1,984,836,736
-
13
+ 13.2
36,243.835,456
300,860,692
-
40,313,223,845
,;
,
—10.7
443,574,808.
720,053,293
:
0.1
+ 13.6
6,852,306,114
134,718,637,594
Outside New- York—
1.2
—
cities)—,-u
(174
total
502,282,726
7.8
27,2877357
5.7
203,835,128
220,525,745
9.0.
+
+ 12.6
cities),.—-—.4—:-
(18
Grand
+
602,309,517
1,376,092,859
-
635,712,183
1,228,130,846
+ 15.5
52,072,135
79,291,974
Barbara—"
+
+
65,690,071
3,307,617,497
177,082.284-
3,818,785,404
199,305,158
Francisco—
3,493,690,772
212,186,333
126^900^936-
10.2
7.3,
8,+02*4U
26723*17861
2.5
+
+
+ 10.4
26,862,372
28,958,496
—
Sah
244,451,554.
+
417,963,184
5,246,465,046
11,117,961.317,
3,808,075,339
5.8,
—
44,851,453
;
3.2*
460,638,159
—10.7
'113,554,909
49,496,483,
12.6
5,630,367,033
23.6.
+
-
11,390,223,230
3.3,;'
+
+ 11.4
65,976,186;
106,945.670
~
287,668,237
+-12.4.
-
Utah—Ogden;
Salt Lake City^—
684,177,508
..
•!+)
•
r*
.
K'
'A '
■
f
4-1*
52
(2704)
The
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Company and Issue—
Southern
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Title
Insurance
Ltd.
Western
Dec. 6,
13,
1961
Dec. 14,
1961
Trust
<fc
Co.
stock
7%
debs,
f.
s.
Gas
convertible
Page
.Dec
cumul.
due
pfd.
Oct.
30
*
.__Jan
5
2599
Dec
20
2383
Continued jrom page 16
due
Dec.
1,
1972:
Redemption
account
fund
for
'.
F.
R.
$15,495'
notes__
$15,573
First
1,134
1,158
this
issue.
National
Bank
First
in
$16,640
Bank
National Bank
1,034
t^uanerly
Total
gold
certificate
Cash
$16,653
$16,707
advances
333
316
49
35
91
43
42
48
S.
Government
Bought
,
outright—.
3,935
3,067
1,699
Notes
1.692
9,159
,19,984
19,945
3,846
3,831
Held
Total
$29,403
outright
S.
Govt,
loans
items
$29,259
securities
$27,353
of
process
Bank
$29,480
4,613
5,145
110
110
107
197
192
assets
:
assets
$52,006
——
$51,440
notes
$28,894
Dec.
Member
S.
bank
reserves
16,906
16,626
587
380
608
243
238
212
188
270
672
$17,935
$17,794
$18,118
account
Foreign
Other
Total
Deferred
Other
I'.—_____
'i—
Total
Capital
&
__
accrued
3,767
3,501
77
81
divids._
paid
$50,673
in
.
...
to
of
&
gold
deposit
ties
All
$50,065
$49,674
$435
purch.
capital
F.
R.
,
a
U.
Government
S.
accounts
foreign
adjusted
decreased
$302
70
$52,006
$51,440
in
the
San
Francisco
117
115
correspondents
35.3'7
35.7 %
37.9%
$1.12
Food
Fort
in
will
preferred
be
found
and
list
a
common
of
Loans
stock
Loans
Company
American
f.
s.
Hidden
and
debs,
Splendor
Sheraton
Corp.
Capital
due
Jan.
Mining
of
income
Bedford,
1,
Co.
19/^
stock
due
7 Vz %
Jan.
1,
PARTIAL
Barton
Distilling
series
A
6V2%
secured
due
Co.
Oct.
:
-Dec
secured
notes
Foundation
Fownes
4%%
debt
Colorado
Fuel
5'/2%
&
cumul.
b'/o
cumul.
Electric
47/a%
debt
Corp
series
stock
series
5\±%
debt
adjustment
1st
debt
mtge.
adjustment
North
bonds
German
4V2 '/<
debt
bonds
4
Vs'/t
Southern
1st
pipe
Company
and
Friden,
4 Vi %
Co.,
6%
2441
1,
1973
Jan
1
Frieikar
Jan.
1,
1970—Jan
1
2441
1932————-Jan
1
2552
1970
Jan
1
1
2554
1979—_Jan
1
2598
Co
due
conv.
series
pfd.
due
1979
conv.
+
566
1
//+/'';'
5
1,
1971
1
2489
1994
23
•+
__
'.u
—
__
35*
411
;
Dec
29
2599
994
2,030
+
30
:
/—
12 "
—/
-f~
51
+
stock
+
second
pfd.
.
63 369
Dec.
25
1,
1966—__
Dec
31
*
From
>
of
series
B__
_Jan
15
r
2334
Other
22
March
'+
+
Ravon
prior
General
1,
Corp.
debs,
1976—
due
+
.
550
...
institutions,
N.A.
Dec
29
1
2553
Dec
1,
20
*
2444
debentures
preferred
6'7c
N.A.
46
N.A.
41
stock—
Jan
2
.1
Corp.—
pfd. and
due
5%
Aug. 1,
class
A
1979
pfd.
,
2554
-Jan
stocks
15
2446
Feb
1
»
Gelco
3
N.A.
and
+
6,408
■
12-15
+
50*
—
^
1
1
1-17
12-30
12-15
+
2
+
5
98
_
10
—
6%
domestic
commercial
tion.
Year-ago
savings banks.-
12-30
12-14
1-10
12-30
•
banks,
S Includes certified and
time
comm
Dec.
on
22
on
less
General
$5
General
$4.75
Class
'
4
—
+
-l-
28
14
are
+
433
+
29
+
shown
those
cash
change
417
Ltd.
716
+
of
items
in
in
S.
12-
1
12-
1
12-
1
12-
1
process
deposits
due
Controls,
12-22
of
collec¬
12-14
2
12-22
3%
12-21
12-
56M4C
12-18
12-
$10c
1-25
10c
<quar.)
12-31
12-20
Oil
and
postal- savings not
pfd.
Mills,
12-15
12-15
1-
1
1-
1
Motors
12-29
12-15
25c
12-22
50c
1-25
15c
12-
8
12-22
12-31
12-21
20c
12-20
12-11
15c
—
12-18
11-20
$1.25
1-
1
12-
8
93 %C
2-
1
1-
8
2-
1
1-
8
1
(quar.)
$1
Cement
(quar.)
*>5
preferred
Mfg.,
class
12-
8
12-22
12-
8
$1.18%
3-15
2-28
1-12
12-29
32c
1-15
12-15
Oftf.
12-30
25c
12-28
Equipment—
(quar.)
Products
A
12-22
15c
Precision
30c
B
Ltd.—
(stock
dividend)
(three
3%
Public
preferred
stock
for
each
Service—
stock
or
(8c
from
net
income
and
24c
from
realized,
gain on investments)
Railway Signal iincreased)
in¬
.
...
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
17c
12c
Steel Industries Inc.
(ouar.>—I
Telephone Co. of California—
4UG
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
25c
of
55 c
(quar.)
4"preferred
(quar.)—/.,.
,—4—"I4
'preferred
preferred
B
(quar.l—___
preierred
444
(quar.)
Co.
of
(quar.)
8
12-11
5
1-
5
12-20
12-29
12-20
1-
12-20
2
12-
8
12-24
12-
1
_
25c
2-15
3iy4C
2-15
r':,32 V2C
;(q'Uar.)-_J_-_L—
preferred
Telephone
12-
1-
Florida—
preferred
$2,375
.
7
37M2C
(quar.)
Portland
7
12-15
Corp. (annual)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
preferred
12-
12-
12-29
(initial-quar.)
5%
preferred
General
1
2
2
5c
/
___
$1.32
,
12-
1-
1%
Common
$1.30
6
1-
27M2C
(quar.)—.
—
$1.25
1
12-
$1
(quar.)
Shale
5 7<7
8
1-10
50c
(quar.)_
Extra
General
11-27
2
1-
(quar.)
common
Refractories
mutual
to
1
2c
Corp.
(quar.)
of
General
to
12-28
1-
conv.
General
Government
/•'
c-
1
1-23
held)
net
deduction
gross.
U.
figures revised.
:/
2
1-
1-1
.
$2.35
(quar.)
$1.30
•
-
$1.12%
Corp.—
dividend)
pfd. (quar.)
(stock
vestment
-
•••
-
--
Contract Finance
Optional-cash
checks not shown separately.
■
1
10c
Transportation
'
separately.
♦November 29
1
ac¬
(quar.)
series A
shares
N.A.
673
S. ,Government
N.A.:—Not availablje.
12-
12-
common
Extra
$1
officers'
1
50%
uo.,
plus 8c from
income)
.
Co.
preferred
General
'
deposits of U.
1-
12-29
a
(quar.)_J
Industries
N.A.
ireial banks and after
items
except
excludes
12-15
1-
$$1.38
.$$1.25
(quar.)— __—:
Instrument
General
comparison
7
Enter-
.
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)—
conv.
General
5,709
loan
2-
Gatineau
stock split-
Oil
General
N.A.
2,103
vote
Crude
572
4-
■
deposits
12-15
3-
—
individual
2-
12-30
Electric Co.
(quar.)
Indicator Corp—
N.A.
47*
2,363
demand
1-
2-
$25c
General
N.A.'
82
160
—
liabilities
shown
12-31
*
Investors
General
91
+:
2,768
institutions, etc.
each
;
undistributed
preferred
General
others
reserves;
5
11-27
$1.25
(quar.)
will
share
H Includes
.n.r
of
for
General
N.A.
+
6,140
-
debs,
share
Cable
639
+
General
valuation
1
12-
12-26
t30c
(quar;.).:
Ltd.
Box
Common
+
29,853
deposits
$ Includes: all
Co.—
(quar.)
^
Bankshares
1st
General
corpora¬
Exclusive of loads to domestic
*2-28
12-
2-->c
Miuar.)
—
of
2
2 8 Mac
common
(quar.)—
Bakeries,
572%
342
.
+/
■
41,279
Federal Reserve Banks..
V
5-31
1-15
45c
:
(one
American
140
+
654
656
etc.
2444
1976—Jan
.
Jan.
1-
..
$1
(quar.)
dividend
General
4%
145
:■
12,162
_
11-30,
3-21-62
6-21-62
50c
V
com.
common
preferred
Stock
4,187
44
4,749
2,760
political subdivisions...__
,
12-15
12-15
Ltd.—
American
$4.50
826
239
12,882
+
2
2
8c
(quar.)
preferred
General
Dec
1-
1-
12-21
International, Inc.—
General
E
11-20
7c
;
57c
General American
+. 12,133
Illinois.—
series
12-21
$1.50
Co.,
held)
Mines,
General
banks.
12-16
5%
(quar.)
preferred
cumulated
32
564
^
66,139
;./■
....
...
Commercial
12-30
5
30c
-
(monthly)
common
preferred
General
2332
From
A
Co.,
proposed 3-for-2
480
537
90,977
—
official
(quar.)
12-15
1-
15c
income)
($2.27 from capital gains
corpora¬
.
Governments,
2331
Dec
stock
1
(quar.)
2
1-29
15c
dividend)
common
&
dividend
General
154
4-
43
Foreign:
Page
Apr
1-
J30c
50c
Stockholders
643
346
"i-
Gem
1,819
+
116
'
Geco
1,665
—
173
+
1,535
-
—
8
11-30
12-20
2%
common
(Georgia),
Co.,
on
common
57o
1,160
48
153,220
Domestic' interbank
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
-5M2 7c
2,471
+
7
—
■
2,820
and
12-
12-20
•
12,697
banks.
partnerships,
time
12-18
12-31
20c
Co.,
prises,- Ltd.
•
Borrowings:
income
cumul.
Stock
/'
4,026
+
8
—
+
41
—
18,305
_
deposits
States and
12-29
3%
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
+ "351
-
119
—
1,467
-
_
1
1-15
si
class
(Julius)
Gatineau
$3.75
CALLED
Corp.,
Service
535
+
Gas
79
-h
5
+
3,447
and
12-11
12-
12-29
25c
investment
Corp.
Light Co.
Gas
631
+'
24
Z,'+:w
5,528
savings deposits—total?.
Savings
12-29
1-15
dividend)—
(stock
preferred
4Vic/o
542
—
tions:
19
5%
dividend)
Company
Garfinkel
161
48
—
33.813
:
political subdivisions
Individuals,
11-30
2
12-29
'
Zl
official
12-28
1-
6c
27'/2C
Co.,
Gardner-Denver
23
—
1,035
Dec
_
ISSUE
due
stock
Corp.—
Hotels
Gannett
General
and
1-19
U2M2C
20c
Ltd.
'2-15
•
1-25
•
1-25
"•1-25
32 Mac
2-15
1-25
33c
2-15
1-25
Illinois—"
,
'
8
•
1,712
.
Governments,
Time
Other
June
Corp.—
conv.
+
73
16,619
_
partnerships,
savings
12-
ui
40
RR.—
// 5Y*% conv. subord.
Skenandoa
Mutual
___Jan
stock—
net
Futterman
'+
1-10
12-14
12-20
15c
'
—
Ltd.—
due
(From
Domestic interbank:
2553
1973—_Jan
1,
1-20
12-28
25c
Fundamental Investors—
Foreign:
Jan.
20c
—
Trailer
;
610
adjusted 1
and
12-20
10c
Industries
General
Commercial
1,
series
preferred, shares
subord.
State
135
13,352
:
*
cumul.
Co.,
„
Government.
S.
12-15
12-31
2oc
—
Jan.
Garrett
banks
Banks
States
(auar.)
(quar.)
(CnarieSj E.) & Co., class A
+
2,325
securities—total
tions.—
1
10c
1
_
deposits—totals
Individuals,
56V4C
1-
..
12 Vac
"•
coin—:
deposits
12-15
12-22
(quar.)
252
164
12-15
2
2
(quar.)
+
1,324
assets/liabilities—
Demand
2
1-
Inc.
93*
—
2-23
1-
Corp.
General
2441
Corp.—
Manufacturing
VzV;
Jan.
due
434%
debentures
notes
Can
eonv.
Seeburg
1
pfd
12-2C
75c
._
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
(beneficial interest)_
(.stock
Fulton
«
1-
22 Vac
—
stockholders
of
(stock
2,547
3,025
—
__
commercial
U.
due
preferred
preferred
Pacific
coll.
National
Rheem
___Jan
12-11
(quar.)
Inc.
Frito-Lay,
4%
~
domestic
12-20
25c
(quar.)__
Corp
+
1944
Union—
$5
Electric
cumul.
Pelican
1973
1,
Co.—
States Telephone Co.
5%
31
Date
Corp.,
cumulative
Missouri
"5%
debs,
5%
due
Chemical
Hawaiian
6%
Jan.
due Jan.
ENTIRE
Issue—
convertible
5%
Dec
due
series
bonds
Co.
.
R.
A
Oil
Capital
Electric
140
4.654
Co.—
Transmission
debs,
Products
Guardian
4
Gas
Newspaper
Brunswick
,
with
Demand
pipe line bonds 5%%
3subord.
Middle
Balances
Service. Union—
line
Materials
Western
6"r
2547
Total
A
due
bonds,
Gas
adjustment
Gas
mtge.
Vulcan
Ekco
1
and
Lloyd—
Natural
mtge.
Tennessee
1st
Jan
Wyoming
Franklin
Fruehauf
103
_
years
F.
12-22
10c
8.392
2,136
—
years
with
1-22
(quar.)
-t-
11,765
Reserves
Currency
and
due
bonds
GVa%
Water
debt
'
...
2439
2547
Inc.—
adjustment debs,
Rhine-Ruhr
five
to
1
3-14:
j.
211
5,066
Corp.—
Michigan Consolidated
.
:
domestic
Government
One
.
4V2 %
loans
to
1-
15c
(quar.)
financial Institutions:
loans.
12-20
(quar.)
securities
foreign banks
After five
18
29
Corp.
Franco
carrying:
...
...
to
1
$1.05
dividend
Franklin
LIABILITIES
adjustment
Mining
_
or
..
nonbank
1-
Fund
A
356
,
—
Energy Supply Schwaben,
Harpen
B
...
.
12-20
$1.18%
(quar.)_
of
A
,
5
1
Co
&
Class
+
11-30
12-
1-
Fresnillo Company
pur¬
finance, personal finance, etc.—
Corp.—
stock
pfd.
Power
-
Dec
Dec
due
Iron
pfd.
S.
Page
Light
Co.
Mutual
Bros.
Stock
Frost
12-20
12-20
m:.'''
purchasing
securities
19c
18c
3 '/<>
Class
—'
12-18
12-22
24c
—
8.743
—
12-29
12-29
5 '/<>
(quar.)
Bank
Glass
+
1,2£7
Treatsury bills.—-..—.
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
2446
1957,
1962
notes
&
for
3'/r
$3
——___'.
A
Co., 41/s>%
approval
200
32 095
—
I oans
U.
22
dealers
$1.25
Corp.
Founders
I960
Treasnry notes and U. S. bonds maturing :
of
Oct. 1, 1962—
Co., Inc.—
adjustment deb. bonds
Power
*
Date
6%%
1,
1989
—
Berlin
1
22/
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
.
for
estate
Other
Dec
Dec
.—
pfd.
America—
debs.
Real
and
6
12-20
dividend
Fostoria
Dec. 7,
carrying:
or
Government
to
Loans
Page
Inc.—
6%
brokers
Other
Date
of
loans.
—
securities
S.
Loans
industrial
class
class
National
to
Forbes
Stock
(Ill millions of dollars)
71.538
loans
loans
Other
TENDER
adjusted^-:
1
12-
1
1962.)
Foster
'
Other
U.
.
Government securities
Sales
OF
Issue—
Security Co.
to
S.
Other
given in the Chronicle.
NOTICE
Dairies
117,116
_
.
and
chasing
U.
ing tenders, and the page number
gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
were
adjusted*
Agricultural
the current volume
investments
investments
Commercial
those called under sinking, fund
provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
in which the details
and
Loans
corporate bonds, notes,
called
for
redemption,
/.including
and
12-
1
_
(quar.)
118.828
—
loans
12-18
1-
—
(quar.)
Wallace,
Worth
Fram
Corp.,
Stores
16,
1961
12-15
1
T-
4
preferred
&
Foremost
:
Fund Notices
Fair
(Subject
Nov. 29,
.961
2
1-
28c
(quar.)
Telephone
$4.20
Decrease (—> Since
Dec. 6,
1-
12-21
"
(quar.)
Mfg.
f ASSET2S-
11-20
——
pref..
Steel
Forbes
million.
'
12-14
¥JUC
(stock
Corp.
dividend
conv.
Florida
Companies,
Total
12-U8
_
-
Redemption Calls and Sinking
12-20
Extra
$411
"/.•*'■■V:/:
1-19
1-10
$1.25
(quar.)
District.
increased
2-1
13 %c
dividend)
Eraser
banks
5
12-14
12-28
I2M2C
—
(s-ai
Frantz
commercial
12-
2%
$5 preferred (quar.)
class A (quar.)
mestic
acceptances
12-15
2
12-28
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)
Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$4 million but borrow¬
ings from others increased $673 million. Loans to do¬
237
2
1-
lj3c
Inc.,
common
1-
6%
(quar.)———
dividend)-—_—
Foods,
Tubing,
1
11-13
$1.75
—
pfd.
(stock
from net investment income, lc from
short-term security profits and 15c from
lo'pg-term security profits)
Florida Power Corp. (increased quar.)
Florida Public Utilities, com.
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
liabili¬
12-
12-20
(3c
deposits increased $91 million, of which $33 million was
in
savings deposits in the Kansas City District and
$40 million in time deposits of States and political sub¬
$50,526
12-15
2
Florida Growth Fund—
de¬
million
2
1-
50c
—
Flexible
loans in¬
securities
1-
;>
25c
common
preferred
2
Ang.)—
Ltd., class A (s-ai
Fleming Company, 5% preferred
reserves
note
on
deposits
(Los
preferred
Stock
of
Moore
Fitchburg Paper,
Increase () or
Below
Porter,
6%
12-18
7c
(quar.)
_____—
7%
Inc.,
Fiscner
5%
1
50c
/
&
Fisher
1
1-
J.)—
N.
.___.—______
Trust
&
Extra
&
2-
55c
—
Fittings,
"Other"
ago.
Bank
Corp
Sterling,
1-
75c
—
—
(quar.)
9c
Bank
Fischbach
5
of America—
National
Virginia
Firth
.
year
12-15
(quar.)—
Quarterly
million in the Chicago District, and
$83 million in the Cleveland District. Time and
savings
775
123
._—
liability
tor
ad¬
million;
categories
Demand
$407
817
77
combined
Contingent
loans
Treasury bills by $41 million; Treasury certifi¬
cates by $8 million; and the combined total of
Treasury
notes and U. S. Government bonds by $70 million. Hold¬
4a
817
certificate
and
in
$35 million.
divisions
Ratio
million
12-30
15c
Western
Florida
3.343
$439
accounts—.
liabs.
$140
35c
City
River,
(Toms
Stores
Trenton
First
New York City, $170
—
Total
$164
during the similar week
creased
ACCOUNTS—
capital
of
First
ings of "Other" securities increased $48 million.
liabilities
Surplus
Other
__.
availability cash items
CAPITAL
Decreases
12-
(quar.)
Jersey
(Oregon)
Bank
National
First
creased:
deposits
liabilities
reporting member
System in leading cities
changes for; the week
their loans for purchasing or
carrying "other" securities increased $73 million. Loans
to sales and personal
financing institutions decreased
$48 million, compared with a decrease of $103 million
$28,168
16,917
Treasurer—general
weely
Reserve
principal
and industrial loans decreased a net of
million; in the comparable week a year ago they
decreased $199 million. Loans to brokers and
dealers for
purchasing or carrying U. S. Government securities
Deposits:
U.
6:
of
Commercial
$50,926
$28,689
Bank
Republic Corp.
Monthly
$93
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
Federal
following
decreased
Federal
statement
domestic commercial banks.
$27,492
5,370
premises
Other
329,351
collection
217
in
Total
$29,403
1
National
First
justed, $119 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities} $346 million in balances with domestic banks,
$537 million in demand deposits adjusted, and $654
million in U. S. Government demand
deposits, and an
increase of $342 million in demand
deposits credited to
agreement
securities
and
12,532
the
the
ended
$27,353
-
repurchase
U.
Total
»
bought
under
Cash
'
.
Total
of
shows
2,595
$29,259
"
Bonds
condition
banks
3,730
—
,
The
12-18
(New York City)—
First
outright—
Bills
of
37 Vac
Quarterly
Condition Statement of Member Banks
securities:
Certificates
National
First
$17,674
305
and
Acceptances—bought
U.
reserves——
;
Discounts
(quar.)—-—
(Dallas)
————
First
'
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Holders
"When
Per
Co.—
debentures
First National
♦Announced
certificate
Monday, December 18, 1961
.
DIVIDENDS
2338
Dec
stock.,
1969
1,
20
ASSETS—
Gold
.
.
Co.—
preferred
4Mi %
Power
5V2 %
I960
&
Date
...
Edison
cumulative
Ventures
(.In millions of dollars)
Dec.
California
4.887c
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
59 %c
1-
1
12-
5
13
Volume
Number
194
6117
.
.
The
.
Commercial and
Chronicle
Financial
(2705)
Per
Name of Company
-
.
When
Share
j
Holders
Payable
Per
V
of Rec.
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred
$2.50
62 (4c
(quar.)
Telephone Co. or
General
preferred
(quar.)
$1.35
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone
$1.40
General
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
Helme
35c
1-
1
12-15
31'Ac
1-
1
12-15
Co.
preferred
12-30
12-15
5.80%
Co.
preferred
of
36y4c
._
_______
2
> 1-
$1.12(4
(quar.)____.
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
preferred
Common
1-
(quar.)_
1
'12-15
12-31
2
12-20
Galion
2
12-12
Investors
1-
2
12-12
Class
1
I-23
Class
2-
1
1-15
6%
(quar.)
Hershey Creamery
(year-end)
55c
.
75c
6(4c
12-28
12-15
$45c
12-22
11-30
5c
12-21
1-1
11-22
1-
11-22
Hinde
(quar-)
(quar.)
66c
1-
1
11-22
Hill
54y2c
1-
1 "
11-22
Hills
General
Tire
Rubber
&
preferred
$5
5 Ms %
preferred
1
$1.25
12-31
$1.37 'A
.___
12-31
12-18
1-
2
12-15
1-31
1-15
$1.50
80c
_—
87 (4 c
preferred B
$1.25
$1.12'/2
Genung's,
Home
Oil
Homestead
1-
2
12-15
$1.25
1-
1
class
Co.,
Valve
12-15
11-30
12-29
12-15
.
!
$1.24
1-
1
12-15
$1.23
1-
1
12-15
Horner
12-15
Houdaille
Portland
Giant
Insurance
Fire
Cement
Greeting
Gibson
Gilbert
(A.
.
Laboratories, Ltd.
After
Ordinary
2
12-
1
4%
2
12-
1
will amount to about $.068 per depositary
Howe
share.
y
Glickman
(quar.)
Sound
Howell
Ltd., class A
Envelopes,
Globe
Stock
Gold
dividend
Bros.,
Goodman
11-24
Hubbard
1-10
12-26
Hubbell
Mfg.
25%
2
12-15
15c
1-
2
12-11
2-
1
_______
—-—
1-
Hupp
FJ
(B.
preferred
Stock
___
12-19
12-11
55c
12-29
12-
12-19
11-15
8
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Ltd.—
%•. Common (quar.).
—,
.preferred
_
12-22
Hygrade
1
12-
12-
8
12-
8
12-
8
1-
2
1-15
1-15
12-29
12-29
12-30
12-15
12-30
12-30
12-15
12-22
12-
5%
v
12-28
12-12
1-
$75c
1
1
12-
9
20c
12-22
12-11
20c
12-22
12-11
10c
B____(_____
12-22
12-11
$75c
dividend)
12-18
11-17
$10c
(quar.)
1-15
12-15
1-31
12-29
3%
A
Food
62(4c
12-29
1-
25c
12-
2
8
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
$1.25
Products
Corp.,
25c
1-
2
25c
(quar.)
com.
4-
2
12-20
Insurance
C.) (quar.)
Government' Employees
.
(Washington,
D.
(W.
.'1
3%%.'preferred
1
1-16
4%
(quar.)
$1
5-
1
4-16
5%
preferred
preferred
A
4
B
(quar.)
$1.25
2-
1
1-16
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.25
5- 1
,'4-16
1-29
1-19
25c
Company, common
T.)
2-
5
5-
(s-a)
■
American Insurance
3
1-
1
Ltd
Great
Lakes
Great
(quar.)
1-
1
12-
1-
2
12-15
1-15
12-20
$15c
./initial
common
$17'/2C
12-30
__
Western
Financial
Western
Producers,
6%
10c
(quar.)
Great Western Sugar, common (quar.)
7%
Power
Griesedieck
convertible
5%
Grinnell
Gulf
$5
$5
Gulf
1-
1
(quar.)
12-30
12-30
12-20
12-
37 '/2c
(quar.)
—
12-29
Ohio RR.,
preferred
preferred
«1
25
preferred
$1.25
6-11
1-
1
$1.29
1-
1
1st
Halliburton
35c
Hamilton
Inc.
Cosco
(quar.)_
,
5%
(quar.)—_
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.):
Handschy Chemical (.initial)____,—
Hanna (M. A.) Co.. new common (initial)—
$1.12 Va
4(4%
$1.06'A
5%
pfd.
12-
Winkle
2
2
12-16
25c
12-23
12-18
15c
12-29
12-15
$1.50
1-19
10c
12-29
Mining Co.
'
preferred
Harbor Plywood
6%
Harcourt
Brace
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
& World, Inc.
Quarterly
Harding
\--'i
Carpets,
!
i
%
'H
,
8%
Gas,
Times
Hauserman
class A
F.)
(E.
dividend
Heinz
Helena
Fund
Co.,
3.65%
Inc.
J.)
pfd.
2
4
65c
12-27
12-12
50c
12-27
12-29
12-15
12-31
12-11
10c
1-
2
12-
1-15
1-
1-15
: 11-
—
283Ac
—
'
5c
1-15
; 1-
5
__—
2
2
12-18
1-
2
•91'Ac
32'/2c
.12-
1
1-
1
12-
1-
4
12-15
8
1
12-
9
1-
1
12-
9
12-
8
12-27
12-
8
$$2.50
J$1
1-15
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-2
12-15
1-
12-15
2
20c
Fund
(7
and
12-21
12-11
12-21
12-11
12-19
12-
\
12-
1
1-
8
from
cents
cents
2
9c
1-
2
"
(s-a)
!____
80c
Stock
Packers
Paints
Chemical
dividend
12-22
12-
8
12-18
11-27
12-29
12-14
60c
1-15
1-15
12-29
1-
2
12-11
12-30
12-11
$1
Corp.
(initial)
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd.
12-22
12-
8
$40c
s-a)
(quar.)
Shoe
Silver
preferred
Interstate
(Canada)
Johnson
Service
preferred
&
5(4%
12-15
12-27
12-18
12-27
12-18
Co.,
12-15
12-18
11-24
2%
12-29
11-24
$1
(stock
div.)_
12-14
12-22
12-
1-
2(4%
433Ac
(quar.)
common
4
5
12-29
1-
1
12-15
12-
Corp.
Kaiser
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
5
12-11
12-27
12-
2-15
5%
12-22
40c
8
1-31
12-
1
2-28
2-14
2-
1
1-18
$15c
1-15
12-29
$13%c
1-15
12-29
933Ac
(extra)
40c
1
11-22
12-11
11-27
50c
(quar.)
1
25c
_j__
Co.
(quar.)
1-
12-20
12-
8
'
00
$1.25
1-
95c
Corp.,
$1.46
convertible
Kansas
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
36'/2
1
12-20
>-* to
1
12-
9
c
12-29
12-15
$1.43%
;___
12-29
12-15
12-20
11-30
City Power & Light—
Common
(increased-quar.)
60c
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
95c
3-
4.35%
preferred
4.50%
(quar.)
Electric,
preferred
preferred
Kansas-Nebraska
3-
1
3-
1
(quar.)
com.
$1
$5 preferred
Kansas
11-30
1-15
12-29
44c
12-26
12-
1
$1.12'/a
1-
2
12-
1
$1.08
1-
2
12-
1
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
____L
Natural
dividend
Gas,
$1.07
1
12-15
37c
1-
2
12-
8
$1.06'A
1-
2
12-
8
$1.12(4
1-
2
12-
8
1-
2
12-
8
8c
(quar.)
;
1-
2
12-11
2-
1
1-10
3-
1
2-
9
12-20
12-
6
(monthly)
;
;
:
:
Co.
8c
(increased-quar.)
Kaymaro Consolidated
Corp.
17 '/2c
(Delaware)
84c
preferred
(monthly)
Kayser-Roth Corp.
(quar.)
3 (4 %
preferred (quar.)
;
1-
Copper
Corp.
2
12-13
1-
2
12-15
87'/2c
Kearney (James R.), 60c preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
______'_
Kendall Company, $4.50 preferred (quar.)
Kendall Refining (quar.)
;
Kennecott
1-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
1
12-
8c
preferred
preferred
Kavanau
1
12-
$1.25
4'A %
4(4%
preferred
1
12-
12-20
10%
12-
12-20
V
2
12-20
26c
(quar.)
com.
wu
(quar.)
& Light Co.,
Power
9
9
12-29
15C
Stock
9
22-
'
50c
(increased-quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
4.32%
9
2-
$1.08%
(quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.>
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4(4%
9
2-
1
$1.12%
preferred
Kansas Gas &
2-
1
3-
$1.05
1
3-
4%
1-
2
12-15
12-15
15c
1-
1
40c
*
1-
2
$1.12 (4
1-
1
12-15
35c
1-
2
12-22
•
$1.25
:
12-20
12-15
11-28
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
Common
20c
Kent-Moore
Organization
Kentucky Stone,
Common
6%
Industries
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% pfd.
Keystone Portland Cement
Kidde
(Walter)
&
Co.
A
B
Vogt
12-
1
12-
8
(quar.)
40c
12-20
12-
6
5%
12-27
12-
6
1-
12-
8
(stock
5%%
dividend)
45c
Koppers
12-11
12-15
1-26
12-15
25c
1-
2
11-28
2%
1-
8
12-15
15c
dividend)_
1-
5
12-11
13c
12-11
12-29
12-15
12-29
12-15
50c
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
12-29
62 % c
68 %c
—
(quar.)
Inc.,
12-18
12-29
2%
(quar.)______
A
12-11
12-21
12-
1-
2
12-
1
1-
2
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
$1
;
1
Corp.—
Class
Kress
C
Company
preferred
12-1-8
12 (4 c
(initial)
pfd.
1
8
—
dividend)
(stock
Village
5%
preferred
Kratter
Inc.
9
2
1-
$0.00125
Mfg.
Knickerbocker
12-
12'/2c
Industries,
&
12-20
1-
(quar.)
Knape
12-19
30c
King's Department Stores
(stock
Kingsport Press (quar.)___
Kirsch
Company
(quar.)
Kleer-Vu
5
12-29
20c
(quar.)
Class
6
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)
King Kullen Grocery Co., (N. Y.)
Class
4-
1-12-62
4'/2C
(quar.)
5
4-13-62
2c
(s-a)
1-
25c
A
Oil
12-18
1-12-62
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
12-20
12-30
25c
(quar.)
12-30
20c
(extra)—
common
preferred
(s-a)
Kerr Mfg. Co., common
A
(monthly).__
(monthly)
B
(S. H.)
& Co.
14c
14c
(special)
25c
."
.
12-28
12-18
Kroger Company—
6%
preferred
preferred
Kromex
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
$1.50
1-2-62
$1.75
;
2-1-62
12-15
1-15
i2y2c
12-28
12-12
10C
Kysor Heater Co._
Labatt
Ltd.
(John)
Gas
4.32%
5%
Co.,
preferred
Lamar
(initial):
12-20
12-10
$11 'Ac
26'Ac
(quar.)
common
preferred A (quar.)
Life
Stock
Lambert
Class
B
(quar.)
Insurance
Lambton
&
Lamson
6%
Corp.,
75%
&
12-19
12-19
(quari)_
20c
12-30
12-
8
:__—_r
$1.12(4
12-30
12-
8,
12-15
12-15
12-15
5%
Investment
1-15
12-12
$20c
12-29
12-15
$20c
(quar.)
12-29
12-15
12-15
$35c
(quar.)___
1-
2
4-
2
3-15
15c
:
(quar.)
12-29
12-19
$1.50
(quar.)__
common
12-29
12-19
Sessions—
convertible
preferred A (quar.)__
Parfums, Inc
Laurentide Finance, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Lanvin
59 %c
B (quar.)____
$2 preferred (quar.)
preferred
1-15
1-2
8c
1-15
$15c
-
12-31
12-
8
8
12-27
$15c
12-
12-30
12-
8
12-30
12-
8
$35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;_4
Lawyers Title Ins. Corp. (Richmond,
12-31
$50c
$62 (/2c
-
$1.40
12-30
12-8
12-31
135c
preferred
Lamson
2
Miss.) —
dividend
Loan
1
1-
12-31
31'Ac
:
(Jackson,
(Alfred), class A
(quar.)
1-
27c
B
$2.50
12-30
12-30
12-
8
_
Va.)—
Quarterly
Leath
27(4c
1-
2
12-12
233Ac
:
12-
1-
1
12-
8
683Ac
1-
1
12-
8
Company (quar.)
Coal & Navigation——_—
Lehigh Valley
12-20
&
Lerrier
4
Fink
Stores,
Products
common
Corp.
:—__
12-
6
12-
6
12-
9
60c
75c
(quar.)____—
20 c
35c
(quar.)
Yd % k preferred" (quar.)
12-20
12-20
35c
(s-a)
$1.50 pfd.- A
Industries,
1
54(4c
—
&
Lehigh
Lehn
A
4_
20c
10c
.-
(quar.)_
1
1
20c
(s-a)
Steel
5.75%
8
40c
(quar.)_____.
12-15
1-
1-
Laughlin Steel Corp.—
Kahler
12-11
$1.20
(quar.)__
common
12-27
$1.75
:
Class
com.
Corp.,
11-24
12-28
30c
:
12-18
15c
$1
(year-end)
(quar.)__
(Ind.),
1-16
26(4c
(quar.)___
(reduced).
junior preference
preferred
(quar.)
Quarterly
160c
common
Interstate Power Co., common
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
-5(4%
Johnson
preferred
Interstate Securities—
3
$1.25
$1.50
$1.25
(quar.)
&
11-20
12-28
Ltd.—
Co.
Bakeries
preferred
Interstate-Finance
12-20
20c
15c
(reduced
_J
International
8
15c
Johnson
Laclede
(quar.)
International
8
12-
12-15
$1
40c
Resistance
Salt
4(4 %
9
Corp.—
(s-a)
International
$4.80
9
12-
$1
&
Paper Co.,
preferred
International
7%
12-
1
3c
Packings Corp.
preferred
International
$4
1
1-
10c
(quar.)_
Extra
International
6%
1-
10c
International
12-
2
dividend)
common
7%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
of
12-20
(D. C.)—
Common
International Nickel
2
50c
Washington
:
Mining
2
1-
15c
Carpet Furniture
'•Class
Minerals
International
12-15
1-
31 (4c
Harvester, common (quar.)
Milling, 4% preferred (quar.)
4%
2
60c
(s-a)
Co.__:
of
1-
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
5(4%
preferred (quar.)
5%
11-30
c
6%
4%
(quar.)
Steamship
1-
31'Ac
Certificates
1-19
50c
12-29
$$1.75
Co.
Johnson
Koehring Co.,
from
__;
B
6
(quar.)_
Club, Ltd.—-
Kerr-McGee
$1
International
12-15
1-
15c
(quar.)__———
1-
2%
—
(quar;)
"
.
1-
12-27
Copper
profits)
Pennsylvania
of
1
2-
5%
5%
income
preferred
5
5
8
8
__________
International
5
1-15
12-
8
(s-a)
International
8
25c
2iy4c
2
$12(4c
Corp.———
12-12
25c
1-
5c
Breweries
1-.2
12-
8
$56Vic
(Sarnia)
Ltd.—
Tool,
(Semi-annual)
12-15
:
27'/2C
—-—
Rubenstein
(H.
1-
—
—
1—
1-15
12-20
2
30c
p£d, (quar.) —
"
Hay dock
10c
25c
1-
12--
$$1.12(4
International
12-18
1
1-15
27y2c
—
preferred (quar,) _—
5(4% -preferred (quar.)
5%% .-preferred (quar.)
Hawley Products
r—-j
1-
25c
(quar.)—.
Co
5%
Stock
12-15
2
12-
(quar.)________—_________
International Bank
12-15
1
$1.50
(quar.——
Electric Co., .4(4%
Hawaiian
1
1
1-
'.(Increased)__y——
(quar.),__
—
Aluminum,
Harvey
1-
1-
12-
securities
International
12-15
$10c
common
preferred
Hartford
i
$15c
—
———
Hartford
1
•'
Harnischfeger Corp.,'common (quar.)___—
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
—
Harris-Teeter Super
Markets—u.
Hart-Carter Co.
(extra)—3
Hartford Fire Insurance .Co. (quar.)
i
1-
2-16
1
12-27
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph—
5% preferred A (quar.)
12-14
6
Ltd.—
(quar.)_____-_
Ltd, (quar.)
Extra
3-
$$1.63
;—_—
preferred
5
Y.)—
12'/2c
Hardee Farms International,
6(4 %
(N.
1-
12-
12-27
(quar.)_:
par)
Consolidated
Insuranshares
12-11
1-15
5c
11-30
1
J25c
Co.
12-11
2
1-
Exchange Building (Chicago)—
Interlake
2
1-
12-20
4
$6834c
Rubber
Income
12-
1
$37 (4
common
(initial)
-
Quarterly
6
1-
11-30
$1.03
Ltd.—
Insurance
5%
...
12-
12-29
$1.06(4
Insurance
12-15
2-
4
$1.03(4
dividend
realized
12-15
Refractories—
Harbison-Walker
Homes
Institutional
1
1-
12-
12-28
6c
(quar.)
Inspiration
6
Hammermill Paper Co.—
Hanson-Van
A
Stock
8
2-15
$$1.25
Ltd.,
Cotton,
12-
12-
1-
15c
dividend
Stock
Hamilton
6
1
1
12-18
60C
(quar.)
Co.
12-
1-
1-
12-22
$22'/2c
F.)
11-30
12-15
1
$1.25
Mortgage & Trust
investment
$15c
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Printing (quar.)
Brass,
(W.
($50
&
preferred
Inland
12-15
5%
-
4%
12-15
(quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)____.—____
Hose
Machine &
Class
5-25
$1.16
Hahn
V
Ingersoll
1
Power Co.,
1-
9c
;
(quar.)
preferred
Industrial
11-24
3-
(quar.)__
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
4(4%
1-12
3-19-62
12-28
12-28
$12(4c
Ltd
(initial)
preferred
4(4%
11-24
12-18
$1.25
fnuar.l
1
2-
Fund,
Acceptance Co.,
common
Industrial
9
12-18
37»/2C
(quar.)—
12-
12-20
(Canada)
Foundation
5(4%
11-30
37'/2C
(quar.)
com.
New
11-30
12-20
Tobacco
Industrial
12-15
12-20
5%
$75c
$30c
preferred (quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
1-19
5c
:
12»/2C
&
1
(quar.)
5%
8
$1
(special)
Engineering Corp
Insurance Co. (Jacksonville)—
Life
2-
8
Indianapolis Water—
11-30
—
12-
61c
(Canada)
(quar.)
Properties, class A (monthly)__
& Michigan Electric—
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
___;.
4.12% preferred (quar.)
11-30
$22'/2c
12-29
Indiana
11-30
$1.06'A
Ltd.
7
long-term
Income
12-15
12-30
Income
8
20c
Aircraft
Mobile
5.16%
Hall
12-
27»/2c
Quarterly
$5
2
dividend
Grumman
Gulf
1-
Co.,
2
12-
J20c
Imperial
8
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
12-
common
preferred
Equipment
Griggs
:
Company,
2
$1.75
—
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
4 'A %
preferred (quar.)
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd.
12-15
1-
(quar.)
Corp.
12-15
12-29
30c
preferred (quar.)
Mountain
12-29
Oil
1-
20c
from
59c
1-15
12-26
48c
__:
Extra
12-15
45c
common
preferred
Green
and
capital gains
Life Assurance
12-19
1-
50%
(stk. divd.)
(annual)
Corp.
1
1-12
$$1.40
——
Great
income
Imperial
1
(Winnipeg)—
___—
Great
12-
Imperial
-
Quarterly
57 (4 c
(quar.)__
Bell Telephone
(quar.)
Imperial Capital Fund (quar. of 2c from in¬
vestment
Co.,
Kawneer
(quar.)
Co.
_,
quar.)
West Life Assurance Co.
Great
preferred
Cement
Illinois
12-29
1-15
________
25c
__
•i
Circuit Breaker—
4.60%
Lakes Power Corp. Ltd.-^—
New
.
Paper,
$1
Company
T E
Ideal
6
c
50c
—
I
11-20
12-18
30c
20c
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
: 3-15
4
12-
Hyster
1
12-
93%
(quar.)
Drug
12-
.12-29
15c
(quar.i—
(quar.)
Stores
Gray
Great
12-23
10c
AT
pfd. (quar.)_
Graham-Paige Corp., 60c conv.
Grant
1-10
2-
5-15-62
_
-
Employees Life Insurance
Government
1-31
2-15-62
5%
—
1
12-15
2
preferred
Jockey
12-13
12-28
50c
preferred (quar.)
Jewelry, class A__—
Gordon
.12-
12-22
$$2
1
1-
Extra
(quar.)
4%" preferred
A
■'
1-
40c
$1.25
preferred
Co.
(stock
4.28%
1-15
6%
i2y2c
4%
-
Tea
33A%>
12-15
3%
$1.20
,
1-12
-
stock¬
(quar.)
(Andrew)
12-15
i2y2c
.Extra ■_
Jewel
"5%
$1.41(4
>_
Common
Co., 7%
Steel Co.
Jessop
Jones
31 (4c
(increased)__
class
Jergens
12-29
$1.31(4
A-
12-15
(annual)
Public
Glass
12-29
12-15
12-15
1
Water
Jeannette
1-15
12-30
1
preferred
Jamaica
1-15
12-30
2
11-
;
31
Service, Ltd.,
(quar.)
Supply Co.—
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Jamestown Telephone (N.
Y.),
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
7%
to
2-
82 '/2 c
$1.08%
3-
subject
Development Corp.
Jamaica
Huttig Sash & Door—
5%
t$l
12-29
12-29
20c
•
.
..
1
62(4c
dividend)
(stock
dividend
Stock
,
,
Israel
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
(W. H.) & Son, Inc.—
Hutchinson
2%
(quar.)
Company
Tire & Rubber—
dividend
Goodyear
12-
,
Erie
&
2%
holders approval on Jan.
9334c
...
(s-a)
and
common
conv.
Huron
12-20
II-21
12-15
,__
(stock
A
Corp.,
5%,
3
20c
Goodrich
class
of
Electric
30c
(increased)—
on
dividend
Construction
2
(quar.)
._.
A
Stock
Jefferson
2
dividend)____
class
40c
Jefferson
$1.10
Ltd., class A
12-15
1
56(4c
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd.
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., class B
11-30
1-
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
Class. B
,i1-15
1
12-21
$1.50
(quar.)
Inc.
2-
Felt
12-15
2
9
1-
(quar.)
common
Motors
(Harvey),
Extra
——
__
Telegraph
Stock
&
Goldblatt
12-11
$13c
(quar.)
Securities Systems, Inc.—
V. V;
Globe
12-21
(monthly)
Corp.
(stock
Electric
1-10
8c
Y.)
(N.
Insurance
25c
8c
Falls
Glens
12-15
2
1-
4
25c
preferred ($50 par) (quar.)____
5% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
5.56% ' preferred (quar.)
of the depositary and based
charges
Gas,
2
1-
12-
1-
5%
10-20
1-
60c
12-
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
47 (4 c
.12-
12-29
1
533Ac
1
12-19
1
1-
Co.—
(increased-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Iowa Power & Light, common
(quar.)
3.30% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.80% preferred (quar.)_
_!
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
2
f
1-
1-10
4.30%
1-
2%
Corp., common
preferred
Houston"Natural
8
12-
the current rate of exchange, payment
on
Finance
12-13
$12(4c
(quar.)
3%%
12-23
9%
Umal;
4.40%
1-
12-29
5c
Products
Gladden
Glaxo
12-12
1-
;
35c
—
Household
3
1
1-10
7'/2c
4.80%
12-27
5%
_________
preferred
Electric
12-
$1.12(4
(quar.)
common
dividend
convertible
12-20
12-26
60c
(quar.)
(Phila.)
-—
$2.25
Ltd., class A
Industries,
Stock
1
12-15
1- TV
25c
Girard Trust Corn Exchange
12-
1
1-
25c
Co
C.i
Extra
20c
(increased)
1
12-20
$3
(annual)
(Pa.)
(quar.)
Card
1-
$1.15
(quar.)
preferred
$4.60
Germantown
W.)
3
1-
12-21
10c
$1.06(4
.
(quar.)
(Frank
1-
11-30
8
1-
2c
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(quar.)_i._
1
6
;
(quar.)
Light & Power
12(4c
(extra)
preferred
$4.96
preferred
$5
1
2-
12-
12-20
40c
,_
3
2-
35c
37(4c
$4.92 preferred
Co.,
Power
1-
12-
1-10
1
12-15
York—
;
Common
4
12-28
Horizon Land Corp. (stock dividend)
Horn & Hardart Baking
(N. J.)
(quar.)
Georgia
12-
,12-30
_:
(s-a)
A
Mfg.
12-12
12-23
15c
12-
(quar.)—
preferred
Ltd.—
;
Hooker Chemical Corp., $4.25 pfd.
Hoover Company, 4(4%
preferred
8
12-15
-$15c
' V
5c
Mines
(quar.)
Group
2
11-30
15c
Finance
12-
1
1-
lie
Co
Home
17y2c t
(quar.)
Inc.
1-
37'/2C
Oil
1-15
1-31
(quar.)
C (quar.)
(v?uar.)
(quar.)
.____
1-15
1-31
$4.50 preferrtd
;_
(quar.)
1-15
1-31
(quar.)__
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)_
:
Holophane Company, Inc. (increased)
12-15
20c
40c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred A (quar.)
$6
$5
Corp.
Holly
1-2
Ltd.
Dauch,
.
Corp.—
Genesco,
Genuine Parts
&
Supermarkets, class A
Hollinger Consolidated
Gold
Quarterly
Hollingshead (R. M.) Corp
12-18
A;.
(quar.)
Waterworks
General
1-
Co.—
(quar.)
8
-10c
59 %c
preferred
12-
12-20
12-22
(initial)
common
new
53 'Ac
preferred
8
50c
__
Inc.,
(quar.)
convertible
12-
Heublein,
(quar.)
convertible
12-20
•• 50c
.
11-22
preferred
4.36%
4
11-30
11-22
preferred
5.28%
4
12-
12-28
1
convertible
55c
—
12-
12-22
6c
(quar: )__-_^^L_yL-___^__-__
12-22
50c
;
Iowa
1-15
7c
of New
12-28
$60c
I
(quar.)
Boston
income)
Funding Corp.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
special
B
35c
cents
When
Share
from
47c
of
A
2-
40
"cents
net realized profits
Ltd.
Co.
investment
1-
Products—
convertible
(quar.)
Trust
(From
56(4c
r
4.25%
preferred
Investment
(7
&
Foundation,
12-15
2
Investment
.
20c
preferred A
income
year-end payment from
on
sale of securities)
43%c
preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
Co.,
■
America
12-12
12-29
1-
of
Co.
investment
net
40c
4.75%
V
1-
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Co. (quar.)
Hidden Splendor Mining, common (quar.)__
4.40%
'
12-20
.
15c
Extra
19c
(quar.)
2
,
(quar.)
common
Powder Co., com.
$2 preferred A (quar.)
Heritage Fund, Inc
12-15
Co. of Wisconsin—
1-
i
__
of Company
Investment
1962)
3,
_
Hercules
the Souinwest—
ox
(quar.)
General Telephone
7%
Per
Name
12-20
:
non-cum.
Hercules
52c
2
$1
approval
to
1-
$1.37(4
subject
April
Co.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
40c
(quar.)_.
W.I
Heppenstall
Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
General Telephone
7%
split
(quar.)
Express
(G.
(quar.)
common
stockholders
Extra
:
_,
stock
When
Share
Co.,
preferred
Helm's
333Ac
Ohio—
&
preferred
60c
(quar.)—:
(quar.)
Company
E.)
(4-for-l
4%
5(4%
,_.—
Telephone
$2.10
$4.50
12-12
1
i
of
uo.
preferred
preferred
$1.25
2
1-
of
preferred (quar.)____-__'__^^.__i—u.__
General Telephone Co* of Michigan—
$2.40
1-
34 %c
(W.
lowa—
5'/2%
-
Name oj
Heller
53
1
$1.12(4
1-
1
12-28
12-14
2
12-13
1-
12-20
1-15
2-
1
12-
7
12-29
1-19
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2706)
Per
When
Holders
Share
Payable
of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
of Rec.
Payable
of Company
■?,
.
,
Name
Monday, December 18, 1961
...
'
When
Per
Name
Share
of Company
Holders
Payable of Rec.
•
Lestoil
class
Products,
Inc.
Levine's
Stock
Lewers
&
'■>Lewis
(quar.)
A
May
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Forms
1-26
1-
5
6
3-
9
McBrine
12-20
12-
8
1-10
1-22
5%
•
Liberty
Loan,
5% %
(Life
(quar.)
preferred
&
Casualty
Quarterly
>Life
of
National
3
1-;
(quar.)-.—
$1.75
1-2
Lipe-Rollway Corp.,
Little
class A
Miami
Special
.Local
Finance
Preferred
(quar.)
class
Corp.,
Non-callable
Lock
Joint
London
Lone
1
Mead
12-29
12-
8
.1-12
12-
8
50c
A
4%
-6y4c
Co.
Brewing
2-
1
4-15
10c
$3.50
2-15
1
12-
12-11
12-31
12-30
7%
Co.
Thermit
&
preferred
50c
(quar.
87»/2C
1212-
(quar.)_—
12-29
1-15
-Miami Industries,
42-30
42-15
Linen
4.35%
preferred
5.125%
preferred
5%
7%
Los
(stock
Louisiana
2%
in
class
National
12-22
common
&
Power
12-20
4-1-62
12-18
55c
$1.75
15c
8
National
4
••■National
12-
4
5%
12-
4
5%
series
1
Middle
Middle
States
,42-
Increased
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.44%
preferred
(quar.)
$i:il
4.16%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.04
(increased
subject
(quar.)
"stock
split
the
to
Commission's
Lowenstein
the
on
Kentucky
(N.
Public
Presto
MacDonald
Macke
1-
42-31
5(4 %
1-22
42-29
1-
1
50c
36c
12-22
15c
1-10
142
1-
•
42-18
12-27
12-12
65 %c
1-1
Stock
dividend
on
12-12
3%
preferred
conv.
2%
12-29
12-11
12-29i
12-
I50c
;1I (4 c
12-27
12-15
12-29
11-24*
75c
Minnesota Power & Light, 5%
tl9c
1-15
A
Exti
(quar.)__
Mission
___
Equities
-
pfd.
£1-
$1,25
(quar.)
(CaMf.) --(stoek' dividend)
:..i
.
—
2
a
Class
(quar.)
investment
Madsen Tted
Lake
net
Gold
55c
f5c
.____
Mailman
Corp., Ltd.
Maine "Public
Stock
Service,
dividend
5% .preference
&
Managed
securities
Manchester
4.75%
Mansfield
dividend).,-
York
Public Service,
Liquidating
from
preferred
62 (4 c
Finance
National
Bank
12-21
1212-
50c
12-20
12-
Corp.
Basket
••i2y2c
Class
4
1-
2
2
12-24
12-
12-24
12-
Montreal
(quar.)
!25c
&
1-15
1-15
Co.,
Wells 'of
414%
12-20
25c
Canada
3
f20c
Z-IIZZZZ
(quar.)
1-
25c
3%
12-21
12-
12-15
12-12
2
12 %c
:45c
1-15
12-
1-
2
12-15.
North
1
11-30
North
4-|l
11-30
12-
12-18
12-
6%
12-30
12-
8
Telephone
&
•3%
«
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Nassau
Nat
11-30
1
42-30
42-26
12-12
12-21
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121
North
25 c
1-15
12-18
North
1-
12-18
12-15
35C
"1-15
Ring
of
common
Trust
(Glen
N.
Y.)
Nast,
Inc.
(stock
dividend)
Check
Nation-Wide
Securities Co.
Quarterly 'from
;
(s-a)—
net
National^Acme >Co.
investment
6V4C
12-29
$1.50
1-10
12-30
12-22
12-11
45c
-"
12-20
12-
1
(quar.)
8
1-
12-
,
1
1
1
$1.31(4
>12-31
•
i
:_a
and
class
1245
B)___
12-29
11-29
1-10
2-28
12-18
2-
9
Life
2
12-
7
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-
7
"30c
12-20
12-
6
10c
12-20
12-
5
(quar.)
$1
$12c
_
50c
15c
approval of
Co.
Northern
a
4.40%
3-19
*
1-15
12-29
10c
1-
12-20
■j, z.
29c
12-20
12-
(quar.)___I
1-15
12-30
1-15
12-30
1-15
12-30
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1-
5
12-15
1-
5
12-15
1-2
12-21
50c
12-29
12-15
3%
12-29
2-
5
1-15
12-15
-1-
5
12-23
16c
"State*
12-21
12-
5
^12/22
^12-
8
12-22
1
12-22
2-
1
12-22
11-24
1-15
12-22
1-15
12-22
1-15
12-22
$1.05
(quar.)
37
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
2-16
12-20
$1.37%
(quar.)z
Telephone,
%c
37 %c
I
(quar.)__.__
preferred
com.
(quar.l
1-
1
$1.40
I
1
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-1-62
12-15
40c
t45c
common
5(4%
preferred
B
(quar.)_I
$4%c
preferred
C
(quar.)
(Chicago)
(quar.)_I_HI
Northland
12-29
2
12-
8
1-
2
12-
8
1-
2
12-
8
1-
2
12-12
i.2-20
Utilities, Ltd.
Northrop Corp.-—
Two-for-one stock split
subject to approval
of stockholders Dec. 12___,
5(4%
Class
Airlines,
conv.
B
common^„^w^^JU"
(quar.j7-_,
Jill"
1-12-62
Co.,
A
12-15
25c
12-20
12-
1
12-20
12-
1
75c
class
12-31
12-31
42-29
(extra)
(extra)
Northwestern
National
Insurance
.(MiiwZ—
Quarterly
Scotia Light & Power
Noxzema Chemical Co.
(increased)
$20c
(quar.)_^
zh'Nutone Tnc.
(stock
12-22
20c
$.328125
25c
preferred
Engineering
12-31
1-15
75c
^^w_.^_
1-
f27%c
$27 %c
(quar.)
Northwest
1-25
t27%c
(quar.)
Northwest
12-15
12-28
A
Co.
1
12-15
Ltd.—-
' preferred
Northern Trust
2-
11-28
1
$1.45
5(4%
-
1-
$1.4394
;
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Co.
Telephone, Ltd.,
11-24
12-30
$1.12
common
preferred
12-20
44c
Y.)
(N.
5.75%
5(4%
1
1
2-
$1.06 y4
(quar.)^____--i.____
Gas,
5.60%
Northern
3
12-29
12-
Service—
5.80%
Quebec
12-11
12-23
2-
(quar.)
Insurance
Ohio
12-15
:
1
30c
preferred
Northern
2-19
35c
■
(quar.)__
Northern
1-
1-15
$1.37%
Public
preferred
12-14
12-30
20c
common
preferred
5(4%
3
$2
(extra)_
4(4%
1-15
.•
15c
z
(quar.)..^.
Natural
11-30
11-30
11-30
$1.25
preferred
4.22%
12-20
12-20
j,
(s-a)
preferred
Northern
12-29
1
12-12
12-20
(quar.)
Northern
5
2
four-for-one
(quar.)
Corp
Gas,
Indiana
Common
1
2-
1-
12-
25c
_Z_
Gas
9
12-15
12-28
(Chicago)—
subject to stock¬
;
2-
5
■11-22
37y2C
Feb.
on
voted
Penn
12-
2-26
1
343/aC
___
13
American 'Refractories (quar, )^i
American Van Lines Inc.
(quar.)
Central Airlines, Inc.—
2-28
1-
=1-
Insurance
stock i dividend
approval
12-20
12-20
1
1-
1-
J20c
_i-
preferred
5.50%
preferred
•
12-
1
J15C
Zw
(quar.)_
.12-1
f 15c
(quar.)
com.
5%
8
12-30
1
12-
Illinois
12-
12-15
1
12-31
-Northern
2
1-15
.
$1.21(4
1-
$1
■
(quar.)
;-
Nova
income
12-15
r
8
1
f25c
Inc.—
(year-end)—_
12-13
12-
Illinois
2c
(quar.)
4
■
12-
Northern
10c
—
1-
-10c
■'
12-
12-15
93 %C
•
12-
'
12-31
2
8c
Cove,
1
1
$1.02(4
1-
9c
(s-a)
1-
"
3714
Co.
12-15
(quar.)—
593/sC
8c
RR.
12-15
!
Quarterly
(initial)
1
1
12-31
Northern Central Ry.
In¬
(quar.)
12-
1-
12-31
12-15
•
America—
(quar.)
Decatur
North
1-2
1-
Aviation
American
split
"
42-29
10c
Fabric
&
50c
$2.50
*12-31
2
35c
(quar.)
'
American
Directors
'
12-11
12-11
'85c
i-
20c
9c
(quar.)„
Nation-Wlde
1
12-15
North
.
12-15
4c
Fabric
American
2214c
(initial)
Piston
preferred
Narrow
11-30
12-26
12-15
2
1^10
:
10%
A
2
Telegraph—
Extra
$3
North
•
1-
1-2
12-11
/90c
Co.
lc
....
Co.
System,
Nashville
12*30
1--2
12-11
12-20
12-15
97(4 c
common
$3.50
(s-a)
!
Inc,
on
File
holder
7c
(quar.)
Investment Co.
Narrow
8
30c
r
42-11
8
100%
54C
12-11
2
■"•
(quar.)
Investment Corp.—
Common (from investment income)
6%
preferred .(quar.)
5 !4 %
preferred (quar.)___
11-30
6c
Extra
12-11
12-22
4
1-
12-27
2
.
Special
1-15
12-27
2
1-
(quar.)__
1245
1
1-
1-
93 3/4 c
4(4%
Mills, 7% pfd.
Brass
Gas—
Nopco Chemical Co., 4% pfd. A
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd.
19c
(initial)
Co.
59 Ac
30c
(quar.),
Nicholson
30c
1-
B
'(Extra
•
7
20c
:4>;
&
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd.,
Class
12-22
12-20
62 %c
(quar.)
(Quarterly of 2c from net investment
come
plus 27c from capital gains)
7
$1.12(4
10c
.
Mutual
12-11
10c
-
4
2
-
Z->*.
4
12-29
1-
Quarterly from investment income^
Massawippi Valley Ry. .(s-a)
dividend)
Muskegon
"3iy4c
_
-(stock
12-15
f25c
i_'.
Fund
States
Quarterly
Movie Star,
Mutual
ZZZZZZZZZZZZ
(quar:)
Mountain
8
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
Mueller
12-
1
.
12-15
Inc.—
common
12-
1-20
Ltd.
Extra
12-15
1-
42 (4c
C.)
Diablo
12-15
12-27
$1.12(4
Corp. (quar.)
ZZJZZZZ2~
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock
Fund,
5c from investment
income plus 49c froni
capital gains
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Corp.
preferred
$1.75
& Co.
Mount Vernon
12-15
1
12-22
10c
dividend
2
1-
common
Engineering Co.—
preferred (quar.)____
IB.
New
12-20
12-31
Co.,
Works
prior
Foods,
Mount
12-29
$1.50
.
Masonite
Co.
1-
2
&
Co,' (quar.)
(John)
Morton
12-20
$1.06(4
Ltd.
(quar.)
Morrell
12-20
2
30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
;
Corp.^„:
Matheson
2
1-
12c
(quar.)
Corp., new com. (initial)
414% 'preferred
(quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co.
(quar.)
Maryland Cud -Com. (stock dividend)ZZZZZ
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock—
Mattel,# Trie.
1-
25c
pfd.
Trust
Morton
1-
preferred
$2.50
12-20
(quar.)
pfd.
Morgan
12-15
12-15
12-20
Martin-Marietta
preferred
2
2
(quar.)
Field
Common
1-
1-22
1-
U7y2C
(quar.)
Marshall-Wells,'6%
Marshall
12-15
12-15
t$1.25
Ward
(quar.)
Locomotive
Drop Forging, common "(quar.)_i.—__
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
l
Moore
Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)
2
12-31
2*/2%
_
common
4.85%
$1.50
Moore
2
12-31
A
Montreal
12-15
20c
-
Rockwell
Marshall
J i
12-
1-
75c
Ltd., 5%
(Calif.)r
-preferred
"Mastic
2
*
_
Corp. (quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6%
Marsh (M.)
Son (quar.)
i
1-
1-15
$30c
$22(4c
B
1
12-15
J.)-—
semi-annual
Montgomery
f$1.85
_
(quar.)
preferred
42-
preferred
-
7
30c
common
preferred
50c
(Toronto)
Power,
4.10%
3.40%
Montgomery County Trust (Amsterdam, N. Y.)
Increased
pfd. (quar.)
& Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Telegraph
(N.
Mohawk
1
$1.17%
Trust
Niagara
12-
1-
12-15
80c
12-22
12-29
12-15
$1.09
(quar.)
12-29
12-
12-21
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
t$l
12-';7
1-1
_j
preferred
•$1.12%
&
Special
preferred
40c
Bank
6
15c
Midland
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
Extra
1
(quar.)
(increased)
preferred
preferred
Montclair
1
4-2
50c
Common
Stock
12-12
-*
$1
1-1
Telephone (Ohio)-6% pfd. (quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry-Dock—
3.60%
t40c
'8
12-21
Trap
3.90%
.
8
12-
30c
-
,
(quar.)
1
12-29
12-
2
$1,183/4
Electric
State
preferred
12-15
12-29
1-
$1.01 y4
(quar.)
Rock Corp
Electronics, class A (quar.)__z_____
Newark
45C
(quar.)_
common
York
12-
„
8
12-27
$2.50
12-15
12-22
12-
12-28
c
60c
& St. Louis RR. (quar.)
Harlem RR., common (s-a)^__
30c
/
(annual)
Utilities,
4.70%
12-14
50c
^..z
Corp.
(s-a)_.
certificates
4.50%
12-28
12-22
trust
Montana-Dakota
'
Maritime
414%
1- 2
12-27
$130
mL
Stock
dividendMaritime Electric Co.,
Masco
11-30
(Detroit)—
Co.
Ltd.
Assurance
47 (4
Newark
-
42-15.
12-29
1-15
i
(s-a)
1
'
1-2
'
Chicago
&
1< 2
—
12-11
28c
:
1-1
$22 %c'
12-20
12-31
;
.
(quar.)_;
'$2
A
12-11
1
1-15
f 15c
(quar.)
$1.22%
—
Corp.—
^
Ltd.
2
1-
1-15.
$22%'c
$lOc
Investments,
-
-
12-15
J1-
27 %c-
•
(quar.)
Life
Voting
11-30
(quar.)__
Co.
Insurance
class
1-2
-
,1-
5
30c
;
3.75%
12-11
50c
Extra
$1
12-29
412-29
10c
Extra
Maremont
B
Monarch
2
25c
Maple Leaf Mills Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Maplewood (N. J.) Bank & Trust (quar.)
Marlin
1-
„____z
Life
Ltd.,
-12-27
60c
1-16
1
1-15
$1.75
(accum.)
Semi-annual
7%
.2-
2c
inc.)
•_
Trust
JA *(quar.)____—
(Winnipeg)
(s-a)_
Monarch
Tile
Mfg.
(quar.)
Monmouth Park "Jockey Club, com. (annual)
(year-end)
Dealers
Hanover
Gardens,
Brewery
Class
realized
.
Quarterly
Leaf
11-16
27c
invest,
Rubber
&
Manufacturers
42-20
(2c from invest¬
(quar.)
&
Manufacturers
Molson's
2-1
40c
30C
r
Birmingham RR.,
Monarch
25c
--
v
12-15
J.)—
(quar.)
Auction
York
New
;1-15
$1.09
•
4% pfd.:(quar.)
Mohawk Rubber Co. (increased quar;)
;
Stockholders -approved a 6-for-5 split.
12-15
42-20
-10c
(from
7%
Co.
Manufacturers
Mobile &
12-15
1
Go._—-i—-
Gas
2-*1
$1/14
••
12-15
12-30
12-
30c
preferred
New York,
New
12-15
2
12-30
27c
pfd.
(quar.)
Co., Ltd. t.(quar.)
& Telegraph (quar.)
Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
1-
f 10c
(auar.)__—_
and
Gas,
Manufacturers
12-15"
5% i 1-20-62
2%
profits)
Tire
1-
Valley
5.40%
preferred
New York
(quar.)—
Pacific ^RR.,-1 class
Co.,
12-14
12-29
20c
—
4.36%
8
1-2
4 $1.10
;
1
-25c
33c
New Orleans
/
1
-
Mobile *Gas ; Service, -common
(quar. )u
4.90%
preferred
(quar;)-—
12-30
$12-20
4-1
59%c
(initial)
shares
Manischewitz
1-3
Inc.—
income
Transport
"■
common
Industries shares
ment
1-20
25c
(quar.)_
common
on
A
Hyde
Funds,
General
Market
Missouri
$12- 4
12-29
preferred
-Mississippi
4
'
25c
25c
_
.preferred
(quar.)
Maj«stic»-Penn State Inc. (stock
Mallory "(P. R.) & Co.—
Marine
42-
12-22
t60c
(quar.)__.
(annual)
4.75%
Maple
*42-22
%2Vid
Magnin '(Joseph)
Co.
Magor Car Corp.___
Malone
41-24
*
Extra
'
4.36%-
$$1.15
•
—^
>-<
-
4.56% preferred (quar.-)^—.—_—;—
Mississippi River Fuel Gorp. (quar.)_^j._^_'
*-
■
(quar;)—_
1-
$1.37(4
—_—
England
(increased)
England Gas & Electric Assoc.—
Preferred
4.40%
preferred (quar.)—
Mississippi Power & Light—
12-6
J,*'
preferred
$4.60
■
11-24
12-17
*
(s-a)
11-24
41-24
.1-2
15c
____
income)
Mines
12-29
*
—r
(increased)
Fund, Inc.-—.
(From
12-29
42-29
f6c
,zzz'
,
Macy (R. H.) •& Co.
Madison
f6c
fl9c
'
B
'Extra
12-14
(annual)
Electric System
Extra
42-15
12-
1
20c
Hampshire
12-22
12-27
5%
12-15
1-
England Telephone
Mississippi Power Co.—
Paper 430:*44-
Power
'
Class
12-11
2
preferred
New
(quar.)
12-11
>1-
$1.433/4
Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.05 %". preferred
(quar.)
12-11
1
1-
|55c
[__
New
12-11
B -shares
and
com.
Mining Corp. of /Canada -Ltd—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
12-11
12-27
;
New
12-18
12-29
12-14
2
New Jersey
12-29
12-29
2
1-
2
Increased
8
12 y2c
*
12-18
•1-
12-22
______—z
New-Jersey Trust (Ridgewood)
—_
-1- -4
•12-22
class A
Telephone
New
1
1»/4C
12-29
45c
—
;5%
11-24
4-20
<—/.—
12-18
1-
$1.50
15c
Trust.Co.. (N.
New
-
(Md.)—
Corp.
12-15
12-15
2
.1-
of
(quar.)
Paper,
Brunswick
3%
12-18
2
2
12-29
35c
;
Brunswick
8
12-
'
c
of- America-—
Co.
New
5
12v
12-15
25c
Xquar.)
B
Nevada
12-15 ;.
42-
1-31
56>/4C
(quar.)
dividend)^
Corp.
Class
5
12-
12-22
2y2c
12-
12-30
12c
-
Bank
2
12-15
1-2
65c
—__
—
(quar.)
preferred
Nautec
_
i
.1-
2
1-
2%
62 (4
12-15
2
2-1
26c
•
(Boston) iquar.)
(quar.)
8
12-22
1-
.
5%v
3iy4c
(quar.)
Pipeline
preferred
Nekoosa -Edwards
56»/4C
(stock
Gas
12-15
1
Chemicals Philipp
Research
&
Co.
v"
12-
1-11
15c
—
Ltd. ;(quar.)^.
12-22
4-
Common
12-15
2%
Falls
^Minerals
2
2(4%
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
&
Power
11-27
125c
convertible preferred
Millers
j11-22
4-12
55c
:
(stock dividend)
Vending Co.
12-30
(quarJ
(reduced)
8
•v-
(stock dividend)
New
(quar.)——————
1-
,i3iy4c
(quar.)w__^
Bank
(111.)
Trust,
5%%
"
12-28
Inc., common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)__
MacLaren
4(4%
20c
Mack Trucks
5Yt%
Corp.
National
12-15
common
12-16
10c
(quar.)
Yards! National
City
1-2
-
2
■-•••>:
Transit
4-11
(quar.)^^__
1-
-5c
42-30
Investment
Stock
National
National.
11-27
1-2
;
Factors
Miller-Wohl,
hn^blVlD
.
12-30
4-'6
Yeaf-end
Mill
Inc.
(E.-F.)
12-15
'National
.
•
12-15
15c
Securities
Securities
2%
rMiles Laboratories Inc. -(monthly)——
r" '
'
42-28 ^ -11-22
for each 50 shares held)
Lyon Metal Products
Lytton Financial Corp.
12-15
12-15
50c
/
11-27
2
iquar;)——w_———.—
preferred
Midwest
12-29
1-15
I25C
V
1-16
(Lincoln, 'Neb.)—
common
Mfg.
Shawmut
7.1/2 c
,
4
—
preferred
&
$3~50
——
^
2nd
B
National-Standard
1-16
1-
'•u^.
—
12-15
1-
9
(N. Y,
Inc.
Industries
National
•11-27
.•
:20c
4Vs %
1-19
45c
—
—
(quar.)-—.—
Midwest-Life "'Insurance
12-29
12-27
——
(quar.)
(Extra)
Co.
1
12-30
25c
12-29
Service
Sons
Luminator-Harrison.
dividend——
Abrasive
1
2-
4
.
12-16
2-
12-15
1-
stock)
Publications,
5
1-
/
.
Propane Corp., .com...(stock divid.)
A-2nd preferred
(quar.)
Natural
preferred '(s-a)—
——
common
National-Screw
Illinois—
of
—
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming,
in Hamilton Life-Insurance
shares
Y.)
.
7%
Guardian
Stock
common
dividend
(Three
•
1-15
-3iy4c.
——
-Lowney (Walter M.) Ca., Ltd. (quar.)—___
Loyal American Life Insurance Co. (Ala.)—:
1
1-11
-«1-15
41c
—_—z—
'approval
&
(M.)
Stock
2-4
Co.
Corp.—
Investment
-$1.04 preferred (quar.)
National Rubber Machinery
.
•
12-16
1 %
(One sh. for each 100 shs. held)
Water,
•Midland
1-11
Mid-West
quar.)
5% -preferred
Two-for-one
1
>2-
Electric—
&
Gas
Middlesex
1-11
2-1
$1.24
y
25c
-
..
26y2C
—»—.——
Stock div.
1-11
•2-1
$1.29
'
—
4
12-15
12-30
>$140
—_
(quar.)—.
Telephone
4
42-
12-30
«
($1,22%
(quar.)
.-I
Utilities
South
'
5.16%
Common
dividend
Stock
1
12-
1
42-30
.3%
.
(quar)
(quar.)
Telephone. (Illinois)
1
12-15
1-4
! $1.12(4
$1.25
-series
1-
V I- 4
10c
—
——
National
preferred
Mid-States
12-13
42-31
4.96%
Louisville
preferred
4.90%
9
42-
12-18
;___
Light—
4.40%
12-20
2
&
12-11
2-1
'•25c
(quar.)
.
12-
12-22
20%
common
12-28
Z.
42-
4-
50c
.
—_
39e
(quar.)
Quarterly
•12-
42-30
•
11-14
$1.50
—
(quar.)
BB
4-1
45C
;
—
stockholders)
12-20
1-
(quar.)
—
12-
40c
A-——
Michigan Gas &^Electric, com. (quar.).*—.
Stock
dividend
(subject to approval of
8
$1.25
—
—^—-—
(quar.)
Drug
12-
•62y2c
—^—
(quar.)___
common
142-23
12 (4 C
>
class
Service,
Periodical
4-1
1
11-14
2
National Old Line Insurance (Little Rock, Ark.)
Class A A & class BB (stk. div.)
(Payable
42-19-
1-
2
';■:/ $1
—
(s-a)
12-22
•
12-20
1-16
-•2%
dividend)
(quar.)
5% preferred
(P.) -Company,
Angeles
12-11
4-
30c
•10c
preferred * (quar.)—
,
1-1
$1.28 Vs
(initial)
Dock,
preferred*
*
12-11
••
"Lorain "Telephone,
cLorillard
1
—.——
Watch
Stores
"Lorain Coal &
#1-
(quar.)
Stock'dividend
Longines-Wittnauer
Drug
12-11
$1,083/4
r—z'm-
(quar.)
«Long -Island Trust Co. (N. Y.)
/Long Mile Rubber (quar.)
"Longs
12-11
1
$1.25
•
(quar.)__
E
1
-4-
f
■
—
■42-15
1-
4
12-15
1
1-
50e
2%
i
(quar.)__
Mortgage
•
1-
$l',06y4
pfd/B! (quar.)
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
4l/4% preferred D (quar.)
common
B
——
Common
4
1
1
1-
f37 %«
(quar.)____
common
4-16
12-15
12-
1-
——
^preferred
National
8
87 % c
^i.
Co.,
5%.. preferred
.
4
1-
3
12-20
—_—
dividend
Extra
8
12-
12-15
12-15
12-
2
12-15
2
2
&
preferred
4(4%
8
12-18
2
.1-
12-
2
1-
,
30«
•
Ihvestors
National
4-10
30c
50c
12-15
2
.
12-19
25c
(quar.)
'Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. (increased)—
i7y2c
'Metro, inc., *7% preferred (quar.)—
.95c
Metropolitan 'Edison, -3.80% "p'fd. (quar.)—
96 (4 c
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)^__^^.w^—*
3.90%
97%C
preferred (quar.)_
4.35%
$1,083/4
preferred (quar.)_
4.45%
preferred (quar.)w—. $1.11 %
1-
-25c
1-
62'/2C
(quar.).—,.—;..
common
4-
-40c
■
12-18
2 f" ;/ 12-15
1-25
47% c
(quar.)—
6%
12-15
4-
1
40c
(Hartford)
Oil Corp.
(quar.)
National Lead Co.,
12-19
1-2
:v-
37'/2c
12-20
2-
15c ri
Corp.—
(Semi-annual payment of 13c plus a capi¬
tal gains distribution of 26c)—i-
V 11-30
.
12-28
45c
(quar.)——
National
12-20
1
Insurance
Gypsum
Stock
.12-15
12-30
.12-29
Z,
—-
Corp.,
1-1
2c
t30c
(quar.)
iu—_—
Linotype
(increased)
Machine
/Metal
12-15
42-30
50c
.
8
12-31
-25c
A
Lines
Motor
National
1-15
12-18
1
1-
*
12-15
'
1.
2-
1-
40c
Quarterly
Gas
5
(extra)
(quar.)
12-15
Z;—
Co.—
National Grocers, Ltd.., common
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)—
1-
V
;
Machine
Fire
1-
"45c
Welding
National
:■ 2-
...
Electric
National
50c
:
(quar.)
12-12
4-15
(Rutherford, NJ)
8
10%
t
(s-a)-^—
(Chicago)
1-15
30e
——
—
12-11
„
2
"*708
Co., common
-Register (quar.)
12-21
12-20
preferred
Mesta
12-31
12-28
}85c
(quar.)
Fast
"Mergenthaler
.1-2
25c
—
Co.
MerckCo., common
25c
(
(increased)—^—.—
(Canada)
>3-
Stores
12-
3-
3-15
1962)
9,
12-11
12-31
(quar.)
pfd.
Acceptance, rclass
preferred
Merchants
4-15
—
(quar.)
$1.50
1-15
11V4C
preferred
Pipe
Chain
Merchants
1
1
40c
6%
Bank
Jan.
35t
National
12-15
42-20
$1,37%
—
stockholders
Extra
12-12
2
1-
15C
(quar.)—
National
/Mercantile
,2-
1-
,;25C
——_—
"Melchers Distilleries Ltd.,
12-13 "
/6y4c
/:••
—
___
12-12
15c
1
of
12-12
12-28
(quar.)
common
JohnsonCo.,. common
^preferred
(s-a)—«—
2-16
1-15
—--■
Community Bank
12-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Trucking
22-10
3-10-62
3-10-62
1:40c
/
(quar.)
—
Life Insurance
Star
2-
$1.10
——
''(quar.)
/Locke-Steel
*3-1
-2%
'
^
1-12
,
RR.
stock
National
12-28 •.
$1.50
Co.
dividend
Mercantile
$4.30
Orig.
stock
«Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd.
42-12
87'/2c
$1.37%
+—
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Machine
Stock
McLean
12yac
(quar.),.^-^—
&
Publishing,
preferred
McKay
1-12:
;
..2-4
—«.—
Cash
5c
;..;i-io
1
.2-1
60c
dividend
Stock
-
*2-
t
60c
'(quar J-
National
12-14
Wayne)
65c
Ray)
Aircraft
McGraw-Hill
514%
'25c
(J.
.'McDonnell
1112-
•
12-12
12-28
12-30
(quar.)
12-28
for
National Biscuit
10c
$1,12%
12-8
(N„.Y.)
12-12
414%
(quar.)——
share
to approval
subject
12-15
12-15
B
-
additional
held,
12-28
_,
preferred
Tulsa—
(One
shares
24
12-29
•IT 1
1
of
dividend
each
20c
3.50%
preferred (quar.)
—.
preferred
(quar.)
514% • preferred B
(quar.)——_
$6
Bank
Stock
8
62y2C
—r-—:
McDermott
>.
Co.
8
30c
Life. Insur,.. (Fort
12-
National
12-19
1
12-15
1-
$.359375
Increased
2
1-
12-15
(Tenn.)—
pfd.
vLincoln Rochester Trust Co.
Link-Belt
12-
(quar.)—z*-*
Georgia
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7%
>
2
Extra
8
15c
Insurance'-Co.
Lincoln
'
Co.
Insurance
12-
1-
5c
30c
-r——
2
1-10
1-
12-30
$1.37 (4
(quar.)_
common
4-
$1,433/4
Lexington Water Co., 53/4% pfd.
(quar.)—.
5%% preferred (quar.)_.
—
Liberty Life Insurance (S. C.) (quar.)
1-31
20c
450c
Mays
4-
25c
pfd.
5%
93 3/4 c
Department Stores, 3%% pfd. (quar.)
(J. W.), Inc. (quar.)
(L.) Company, Ltd., preferred (s-a)
McCord Corp., $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
McCrory Corp. common (quar.)
12-11
1
10c
4%
Cooke,
Business
1-
22 (4c
—
(quar.)
dividend
dividend)
15C
i
»J"3%
4-
2
12-28
•
12-15
42-18
12-
6
12-13
J'9-15
-
194
Volume
Number 6117
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2707)
55
•./
Per
Navie
of Company
Supplies
&
Cement
Ocean
Co.
Brass
Ohio
Edison
4.44%
3.90%
River Sand Co., 6%
Ohio
2
Polaroid
11-22
12-20
12-
6
5%
12-29
12-
1
2
1-
2
12-15
97 %c
1-
2
12-15
60c
(s-a)—
1-
1
12-
12-
1
25c
12-18
12-8
(quar.)__
6%-preferred
l'_:
Debenture
Ontario
Loan
Ontario
Steel Products, common
&
Co.
12-18
12-
8
12-15
12-
8
$25c
(quar.)
,■«
*20c
(quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)—________
Mfg. Co..
(quar.)——_____
•
:*25C
$145
1-
2
*40c
Stock
Power
.12-15
7%
1-
1-15
4
dividend
stock
12-
12-30
50c
12-20
-'$1
$149
_
from
investment
net
.
.
4
•
quar.)
•12-
12-
•
12-28
1-25
Lambert
Cement
&
Read
6%
6%
Pacific
Gas
4%
12-
4-
1
12-
12-29
12-
12-29
12-13
3iy4c
3-30
3-12
37 %c
12-29
37'/2C
,
3-30
Stock
3-12
Prophet
7
Provident
12-29
12-15
Public
Ltd.,
1-19
12-20
1-10
12-20
12-
1-19
12-29
1-
1-
20c
(quar.)_
8
12-
1
RR.
12-22
2-
1-2
Co.
342- 9
2-
1
'-JSL
12-27
1-
1-
1212-
2
1-
$1.12%
2
$1.10
1-
2
12-
8
50c
12-19
12-19
12-
25C
12-27
-
3-
.Class
■,
$$3
12-30
50c
12-27
12-
5% '•
1
1-26
1-5
20c
1-2
,
12-11
10 c
1-
2
2-
1
Mufliken
Pettiborie
4,68%
.
4.40%
,
quarterly
.
Stock
V
(,7y2c
from
Plastics
.
,
1-31
1- $
12-20
12-
Bank
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
,
Stock dividend
-Plough, -Inc.
—:
(quar.)—-
2%
1t29
12,45
1-2
12-
4-
87 %c
2
3-
4
5
25c
12,20
12-11
12,29
12-15
12 %c
12,29
$15c
1-1-62
12-14
1-1-62
12-44
1-2
12-8
12-29
12,15
.
,
,6C
$1.10 class A (quar,)
.
$28c
1-1-62
1244
dividend
Stock
12-11
Research,
12-5
Reser's
12-19
12-
Inc.
_—
8
42-
1
42,22
12-
1
4- 2
12-
1
(4-for-l stock split sub¬
12-20
12-20
12-13
1-3
12-11,
Rexach
12-20
11-21
1-15
1- 2
~40c
12,29
12-18
27.% c
ject to approval of stockholders)
Resistoflex Corp.
(quar.)
Revlon, Inc. (quar.)
1-16
12-13
:
1
1-10
1-10
$1.07 %
2-
1
95c
2-1
•>
440
,
(initial)
Construction
12-15
Stock
Reynolds
dividend
Metals Co., common
1-10
$5
50c
1-
2
12-
8
1-
2
12-
8
Rhodes
12-27
12-
6
Western
1
1
I-
00c
25c
(quar.)
1-
2
2
12-
12-
8
12-15
1-
5
12-18
Richman
1-10
12-29
Rich's
1-15
12-19
$2.50
"
90c
—
$1
97y2c
1%
2-
1
1
Bee's
(
1-15
1-15
1-15
75c
Roan
12-15
12-15
1
12-27
12-12
12-29
25c
1^10
12-21
$148%
1-10
42-21
1-10
12-21
(guar.)
$1.25
>$i.56y«
(Phila.)
12-18
12-18
23c per
12-11
12-11
1-
12-30
$1
1-13
40c
1-
1
(final
payment
equal
American share)Controls (quar.)
(quar.).
35c
'
dividend
Stock
(P.
L.)
Mfg., itd„ common
$1 dividend partic. preference (quar.)_—
Robinson Little & Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
3
12-20
55c
12-19
11-30
(quar.)
Valley RR. (s-a)
Rochester Telephone Corp., com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
15c
12-22
12-12
Rockwell Mfg.
$1.50
1-45
and
(quar.)
1-
(4-for-3
2
Rockover
r
$1,75
$1.75.
38c
(quar.)
.
,55c
;a%
27 %e
1-2
12-
1-
2
2
12-15
12-20
1,19
>1'
2
Roe
Rollins
11-24
12-13
(A. V.)
5%%
.Rohm
11-24
12-20
1-
■
1
g
10c
12-28
12-20
1- 2
$1.25
1- 2
12-11
4-
12-
12 Vic
10c
A
(quae,).
Oil
Gas
Corp.
s-a)_____
20c
;—_
'
-
2rl5
> ! ♦*':
B
(quar.)
12-18
12,27
12,18
12-29
1-
12-15
42 Vic
1-2
42-20
,22 Vic
1-3
12-15
lnl3
42-29
(quar.).
37 Vic
1-
Mines,
12-12
1- .8
42-20
17%C
com.
1-2
420c
2-23
(quar.)__
Simplex
2
tsevic
1-
2
42- 1
25c
1-
2
12-14
(quar.)
Ltd.
(s-a)
12-20
45c
4%
4
1
'
•
12-29
42-
2-
12-29
1
I-10
,1-31
4-15-
42 %c
1-
2.
12-8
1-
2
12- 8
2%
-
'6c
(stock dividend)-.
Ltd (Quebec) (s-a).
class .A
1-15
430c
'25%
12-27
42-^8'
i
'"12- :8
12-22
12- .8
II-30 7
12-28
>
tlOo
(quar.).
'
1-29
12-27
415e
;
1- 2
41-30
U2
41-30
415c
>
,
2C
.
42-18
42-4
1-
2
12-18
'1—
1
$1
12-
4
12-15
J.)
12-20
12-5
$53c
1-15
12-22
415c
2- 4
1-10
$31%c
2-
1
l-lO
45Qc
2-1
1-2
20c
1-15
12-22
tlOc
(quar.)_.
(N.
12-12
33c
40c
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., Class A
Solon Industries (stock dividend)
Somerset Trust Co.
12-22
$1.25
;
Co.,
(J. M.) 'Co.
12-18
20c
Brewery____
Ltd.. $2.12 .pfd. (quae.)
Slater Industries, ,Ltd,v common ^(increased)
6V4% preferred A (.quar.)
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills,j$2 jtfd..(quar-)
Smucker
12-14
1-15
55 c
425c
1
12 Vic
(quar.)
(N.)
12-
1-2
$5c
Simplicity Pattern Co. (increased).
614 Superior?Co. (s-a)
Skenandoa Rayon, .5% pfd. .(quar.).
Slater
1-12
1-
Paper
Skil Corp.
12-15
.
t50c
(nuar. )
(Wm;)
12-18
12-30
5c
_.
Dairies, Ltd.,
B
Simon
1
40c
Corp..
(quar.)
Mines,
12-10
1
(quar.).™
Silverwood
4-15
I-
a12-31
(stock dividend)
.25%
2
12-38
1-31
12-<8
12-15
Drug Stores. , common.——
40c
1-
2
convertible>d»referred (quar-).
Industries, Ltd.—
$2.80
preferred (quar.),
12 Vic
1-
2
12-15
$7pc
4-
1
12-15
50c
Somerville
Sonotone 'Corp.—
31 Vic
$1.55
conv.
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
5%%
(quar.)
common
12- 1
12,29
12- 1
17Vic
12-22
12-
8
3%
preferred
12-20
38%c
$1.25 preferred A i4quar.)
Sorg'Paper Co.,
12-29
12-
8
$137
preferred
(quar.).
South American Gold 4s Platinum Co.
Increased
25c
South Carolina Electric &
1-
1
12-45
12-29
12-45
Gas—
*
Common
37Vic
1
5%
preferred *(quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quarJ.
4.50%
preferred (quar.).
542%
preferred Kquar.) 1
South
-(quar-)
Carolina Insurance
62 Vic
Telephone (quar.)
Stock (dividend (One share for each
1-
2
12-
1- 2
12-20
1-2
12-
12-22
12-
8
1-
2
$1.12%
25c
50c
23c
25c
1-
2
8
1- 2
42-11
1-2
12,11
1-
12-20
1
11-17
12-30
100
12-30
11-17
420C
12-28
42-44
27C
held)
Ltd. (quar.).
California (Edison Co.—
,
stock .split ,«ubject to approval of
Original ^preferred Kquar.)
4.32% preferred Kquar.)
Canada (Power, Ltd., com. (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)—_____
Southern
5%
12-
50c
stockholders .Dec. * 21)
:
12-
2
30c
Co.,
(3-for-l
12-
2
1-
25c
Southeastern
shares
1-2
"1-
64iVc
(quar.)
Pittsburgh -Water. 4Vi% pfd. Kquar.)
South Puerto Rico Sugar, common
8%
preferred (quar.)
Southeastern Public Service (quar.)
Southam
12-
2
56 Vic
.South
'Southern
1-
57Vic
South
2- 1
1-25
12-18
12-27
410c
Sierracin "Corp.
11-22
42-15
12-26
13,27
$1.31»/4
(quar.)
Mining
(initial)
Creek
12-26
146
15c
5c
Association
.
12- 4
4-46
15c
12- 4
12-22
30c
&
Denn
7
12r22
,7%c
(increased)..
Stock dividend on class A and class ;B__
12-15
1- 5
12-31
12-
5
65c
12-31
12-
5
27c
12-31
12-
5
462%c
2-15
$$1.50
-ltl5f
-42% C
12-30
1-19
•
42-20
Southern Jndiana'Gas & Electric—
—
*$1.43%
1-2
12-15
,2%
12-27
11-17
Broadcasting
Inc. (resqmed)
12-14
12-11
1-
Sicks Breweries, Ltd. ((quar.)
Sicks' Rainier Brewing
(quar.).
12-15
1- 2
27V2C
Co.',,(stock dividend)—
JJpoaeveii£ Raceyay
1245
1-
4%
preferred
'Class
12-15
Canada, Ltd.—
Haas
12-15
.31 %c
Shop (Rite* Foods (atock dividend).
Shulton, Inc., class /A (quarju
•
(increased
1-
50c
12-20
12-29
split)
preferred
&
12- 6
1
stockholders)
12- 8
1-
12- 6
1-
f25c
t20c
(2-for-i stock split subject to approval of ;
8
12-29
1
1-
3%
Shelby Salesbook.
Sheraton Corp. of America .(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams (Canada), Ltd.
(quar^)^
Co.—
stock
Bros
12-20
t5c
$2
Products
Technical
Robinson
25c
2%
12-
2
,1-
.2%
Jersey Gas ((increased-quar-)
South Penn .Oil Co. (quar.).
12-21
7
1
1-
1-
$2.50
dividend
4% %
12-12
12-30
1212-
35c
dividend
Shawinigan Water Si paper,'
4%
preferred (quar.)
12-18
to
Robertshaw-Fulton
12-15
1-
shares
12-21
12-28
:20c
Shaw-Barton
12,15
12-27
12-29
12-15
1-40
Corp.
Sharon Steel'Corp.,
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
American
12-13
80c,
12-30
20c
Rochester & Genesee
income
7yac
.25c
common
Bank
12-15
12-15
IncL
(quar.)
National
Shattuck
1-15
40c
1-3
1-
42-15
Shakespeare 'Co.
Sigma
1-12
4-12
2
Milling _(quar.)_.
Candy Shop, class
B (quar.)__
Sheep
1
25c
Shamrock
12-13
$$1.50
(quar.)—
Company
1-25
12-22
2-
12-27
Class
1-15
5c
2-20
12-27
40C
Holdings, class a (initial).
Inc., $5.25 rpreferred (quar.)
Seton
Leather
(quarx)_
Sexton (John) & Co. Kquar,).
12-18
93%c
_______
Ritter
$1.37 V2
(quar.)
Power
Stock
.12-26
5
1-
4-19
1
2-4
15c
Seismograph; Service
Extra':.^-.--
8
1-25
25c
Argentine Mining.:
Riley Stoker Corp. (quar.)
Rio Algom Mines, Ltd. (initial)—;—
12-15
2-
12-20
~5Qc
L
(quar.)
Rico
1-15
12-29
tax)
Brothers
Inc., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
1-19
1H5
$142%
ipreferred (quar.).
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles) (quar.)
Seeman Bros., Inc..
12-15
2-
2- .1
3-
1
12-20
1
A
Extra
12-15
1-3
2-
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Second
1-11
4- 3
12-
,1- .2
66c
Extra
4-11
15c
12-20
25C
(stock dividend)
Sears Roebuck & Co. (increased)
(Final .of 6 3 / 10c .per American share, after
1-22
3%
42-29
,10c
$6.25
Sealed
2
12-
2-1
(1.12%
—
(quar.)-
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
3.6.0% ipreferred (quar.)
25c
.2-
12-22
3%
B
Common
1-10
i:5%
(quar.)
$4.75 preferred
Sommers
3-9
12 %c
(quar.)_
7%c
Reynolds & Reynolds, com. A
19c
1
50 %C
—
4.75% preferred A (quar.)
4l/2% 2nd preferred (quar.)
*.•
12 %c
______—-—
1-2
m%
10c
Allied
12-21
1-
Rexall Drug & Chemical—
1
1
—
8
12-22
,2a
(annual)
Fine Foods
1212-
/40c
—
12,22
.12-22
:2%
Republic Foil Inc. (quar.)
1
1-
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
1- 2
12-29
(extra)__
Finance Co.,
Class
1-2
2
1-45
50c
Williams
Associates.
12,15
$$1.50
———
12-28
2-
—
(quar.)
12-15
12-15
50c
Aviation
■Extra.
1
2-
.
National
2
90c
30c
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago By.—
Common (quar.)
—
7%
preferred
(quar.)—
Pittsburgh
1-
1
Republic
$147
—
lons-term capital gains)—
(quar.)
——
—
Pittsburgh ,& Lake Erie RR.
12-8
1-22
25c
—
25c
(quar.)
net. investment
from
47 %c
Pioneer
l
2-
Robertson
$4 preferred
(quar.)_
Inc.—
1-11
30c
1-15
12-
^2-15
British
Credit
Fund,
2-23
12-28.
11c
1- 3
70c
Pioneer
$40c
$30c
4
12-11
Piedmont Natural Gas—
Pioneer
12-22
87 V2c
25c
'Phillips Screw (stock dividend)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Common (payment of 25 centavos)
8% preferred (payment ef 40 centavos)—
Phoenix Insurance (Hartford) (quar.)
;
Piedmont Label
(quar.)——__—
■Pillsbury Co.,
12-22
1-20
12-
11-28
$1.12%
—
preferred
1-20
1-25
Water
dividend-
convertible
8
12-22
1-31
1-15
10c
Seaboard
Rhodesian Selection Trust—
Philadelphia. & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc„ common (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)—
$5.50
12-
30c
2%
Suburban
2
21c
12-30
4-16
1-
„
28c
—
dividend
Stock
1-
Reda
12-18
& Reading Corp.—
Philadelphia
8
_____—
15c
Philadelphia
11-20
12-
—____
Redwing 'Carrier
Renold Chains Canada,
$1.10
preferred (quar.)_—
.'
3:80% .preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Fund;—
(6c from ;net investment income-and
V.~ from capital gains)—_—
:
Philadelphia -National Bank (quar.)
12-20
2
(quar.)__
common
$1.09
$1.31%
(quar.)
preferred (quar,).
$3,40 preferred (quar.).
,5vlS-fl
12-29
12- 8
12-29. ,12- 8
1-2 ; .12-15
-
4-15
$4
Stock
55c
—
5c
______
_.
11-^4
10c
35c
—_
4.30%
.
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-19
,2?-g9
$1.50
(quar.)_____J.________
30c
.(quar.)___—_—_
Philadelphia "Electric, .common
11-30
12- 8
1- 2
$2
20c
Petroleum
12-21
12-22
S:2?"
ill-
12-20
42- d
30c
5%
1-
Real Properties Corp. of America—
Class A
(quar.)
Pump Co, (increased)
s
31c
Corp. ,;of America—_—
& Trading Corp.
(quar.)
Petroleum
11-30
2-1
12-4
"5C
(quar.)
8c
»
/lOcr
1-25
12-26
12-30"4.42- 8
-
1-25
,2-15^
12-20
30c
%
Second United Cities Realty, $5 preferred A
Securities Acceptance Corp.,tcom. (stock div.)
12 %c
(quar.)
Inc.
i2c
:_
11-30
12-21
'
15c
45c
Selkirk
Inc.
Rayette,
1-30
;
&
12-lSv
1-15^
:5%
Servel,
(quar.)
i7y2c
:—.—:
12-21
$28c
25c
,
11-30
4-10;
>12-4
"
"
(monthly)
Canada, Ltd.—
1st
Increased
12-15
$3.50
(quar.)
4(6%
preferred, (quar.)
Petrolane Gas Service
(quar.)
11-30
11-30
12-21
Raybestos-ivianhattan, Inc.—
Pa.)—
(quar.)—
,
1- 2
25c
common
12-21
12-21
10c,
,v-t
—
12-11
Co.,
^
Rapid American Corp. (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)__
6%
preferred (quar.)
12-15
peoples Trust (Bergen County, N. J.) (quar.)
Milk
11-30
75c
_____
12-15
Pet
12-21
invest¬
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50 1st preferred
Ramco Enterprises
2-15
1
A
$3.50
9,
12-14
Permanente, Cement
12-15
12-15
12-15
realized
from
62c
and
Corp. df America,
Stock dividend —L:
Ramo,
Bureau Valley RIt. (s-a)_
Pep, Boys-Manny, Moe & Jack
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers, Inc.
(quar.)—
income
Radio
12-11
14c
if
1-2
1- 2
1-2
1,0.0%,
M Bearings
&
12-9
.
2
Peoria
1-10
12-11
,
4-4
%%
(stock dividend)..
(stock dividend).
Co.
Fetzer
Shawmut
R
8
1-
(Reading,
1
1
25c
20q
^
—
8
1212-
v
1-2
83%c
1-15
Bank
(quar.)!
Inc.
(quar.)
Fund of Boston—
payment of 13c from
,8
Products
Seaboard
2-
"12- 8
2
1-
16c
City
;
Oats Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
—
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd.
Quincy
Mining
(quar.)
U
37V2C
Trust
(quar.)
common
preferred
Tubular
Common
1-
35c
$1.02
$1.04Vj
$1.07Va
$1.26V*
$1.32
50c
$1.75
45c
$140
■'
4-lT..
■
Seaboard
—
;
*„36c
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
Seaboard Air Line RR. (quar.)
10c
6%
6
Peoples Gas Light As Coke, new com. (initial)
Peoples Securities
_•_____—
Peoples
5
Co.
Quaker
1" 5
,<a42-15
1
$1.15
_
8
12-
1-19
33c
.
12-
12-21
Gas—
capital gains)
Pyle-National Co.,
common
8%
preferred (quar.)
-a^l-12
2-15
12-22
(George)
ment
*42-15
12-30
25c
(quar,)
&
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
70c
Stores.
(Year-end
8
2
1-
15c
—_—:—
Fibre
Corp.,
12,15
$146V4
$1.06
4- 3
12-15
Scptt Paper Go,—
12-15
12-28
14c
dividend
Putnam
1- 4
12-28
—
(quar.)
Purity
1-29
25c
Chemical
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Stock
41-29
$$1.50
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.—
j6%
preferred - (s-a)——--—
People's Drug Stores Inc. tqUar.)
Stock dividend—:—
____.
2
12-45
2- 4
4-4
Monthly
55c
Electric
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Purex
Corp. i(qUar.)______
5
12-30
12-30
t45c
—
1-
11-30
l
41c
i
Arms'Corp.1 (quar.)
Vi %
Scott
$1
original preferred
(quar.)
Puerto Rico Telephone (quar.)___
$20c
(year-end)—
12-15
17 %c
—
7%
41-24
12-
2
41-30,
-425c
Extra
12,15
1-
(increased)
Publication
12-15
,
12-19
4c
common
•
8
12c
.
Penobscot
Service
preference
preferred
preferred
4.30%
preferred
5.05%
preferred
5.28%
preferred
12-20
12 VaC
—
Pennsylvania
Savage
12-15
1- 2
1,26 *
(quar.)_,
Antonio Corp
,
^
San Diego Imperial Corp, (stock dividend")™
Santa Moniea Bank (^Calif.) (increased s-a).
Oklahoma—
4.08%
20c
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
♦Common
(increased)
1
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
.4.40% preferred (quar.)
3.35%. preferred '(quar.) _—
Pennsylvania;Pump & Compressor Co. (quar.)
of
Co.
$1.40
4%
:
(quar.)
Trust
Carolina
of North
4.18%
vr!2-15
2
12-18
stock div.__
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
pi
12-20
25c
—
Chemicals
Ppnnsalt
12-29
1-10
2%
$22 %c
Transportation
(quar.)—
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)—
Peerless Tube (year-end)___—
Pend Orielle Mines & Metals Co
$6 preferred
1-15
35c
Parmelee
Penmans,
&
preferred (quar.)
4.24%
preferred
(quar.);
4%
preferred (quar.)
12-29
2%
%C
Parkerburg-Aetna Corp.
II
Service
Public
12-12
12-30
1- .2
(increased-quar.)
Public Service Co.
12-19
Bank
Tradesmen^
(Philadelphia)
1-15
12-19
$1.50
;
I.)
2
Monthly
25C
12-15
•
10c
11 %c
—__—
(R.
1-
San
1
11-28
15c
Insurance
1
1
$1.25
8
11-30
1-
4-
Saxon Paper Corp.
15C
(quar.)_—
12-30
$1
atock dhft on both<o)ao8 A and ClassxB
Sams ((Howard; W.)
(qvart)._.w____,
5
2%
Co.
40c
$1.07%
K-,
Scott -4s
—
12- 8
12-
Sialamt—
Schlage Lock
(quar.)
12-14
42-20
Steel
&
Sawhill
12-18
12-28
2%
Washington
1
12-28
64c
(quar.)__—
Gas
12-30
$1
Corp.
.12,18
Quarterly
30c
,4%
preferred (guar.)
Papercraft Corp.— ■
dividend
4245
_—
Providence
1
Common
^
Stock
Saiant
12-41
1-2
15c
Casting (quar.
Fire3CMar|ne;Insursnce Co.
Paul
1
12-20
Savannah Electric & Power, com. (increased)
4.36% preferred A'(quar.)__
12-14
1-1
12-28
dividend
Providence
1-30
15c
—.—
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
American
Sulphur
(quar.)___
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
Parker-Hannifin
dividend
Company
12-8
12-30
22c
(initial s-a)
100%
12,28
12 %c
4.65%
Pan
Stockholders approve a
10-25
41c
(year-end)
preferred
12-
(Calif.)—
____;
—
«
5c
common
12-29
(Wash.)
:
dividend
Stock
,
$$1
preferred
(quar.)___
Progress Mfg. (quar.)
1-
25c
-—
dividend
.5-10
1-2-62
2nd
12-13
•
1-19
12 %C
Quarterly
:
Telephone & Telegraph—
Common
(increased)
Stock
12-^12.
12-12
..
2%
V
•
Corp.,
convertible
4%%
8
Pacific
////
42-30'
42r30
75c
common
12-20
15c
100%
10%
,6%
preferred
(quar.)
Padding ton Corp., new. class A
5-40
1
Corp., Ltd.
1-
c
,12- 8
50c
St> Regis Paper Co.—
4;40% preferred iouar.t
6-1
.
—
12-30
—
(quar.)
Advertising Co.
Outdoor
"
6-
.
25c
Ltd., common (initial)-.
Corp.,
Stock
15c
Pacific
St.
lc
,
preferred
oo.—
Belf ^TelephoneCo.
12«20
(T. Rowe)
8
1-15
12-21:
dividend
Pacific.Northwest
#
(quar.)
Growth Stock Fund—
(14c from net investment income and 50c
from long-term cap. gains)
8
15c
______
Express
:
preferred
Price
1
81'/4c
stock split)
Hawaiian Products
(increased)
(Subject to stockholders approval)
Pacific Indemnity Co.
(quar.)
Intermountain
,1-15
St. .Louis
7c-
—w-
dividend
Prestone
5
1-
25c
(quar.)_
(Three-for-one
Stock
f75c
St. .Lawrence
'
&
Preston Mines,
1
1-
2Vi.c
Pacific
Pacific
12-20
Co. :
30c
.1- 2
12r45
inci .(initial)4™-;-42<4&
Co. (Toronto
f
t$2 ,
1-1
12-45
Presidential ^Realty -Corp.—
%
-:
1:
V
,«■ «■ •
>
•
-.
12-19
$1
pfd. (quar.)
Electric
&
12- 5
1-15
Trust
5%
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred A (quar.)
2nd preferred A (quar.)
5%
13-29
42-15
$142 Va
(quar.|_T
—
$50c
456V4C
——__
Premier
;
Aggregates
Pacific Coast Co., 5%
12-15
7
.—
Pacific
12-11
4-10
<
(quar.)—u
Proctor-Sllex
?
12-27
12- 8
4- 2
13212
Safeway Stores, common (increased-quar.)__
4% preferred (quar.)
;
4.30%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
St. Joseph Light & Power Co.—
5% preferred (quarj—
1
Precisionware^
12-18
4l,;
36c
__________
Extra
-12-18
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (escrow ctis.) (quar.)
Paper (quar.)—__—.__—__—
4%
Oxford
Pratt ,&
12-15
12-51 "* 12-
,12-21
2Qc
(quar.).
42-21
45c
Class/A
12-15
1
30c
Royal Crown Cola
.
(initial
1
1-1
1-
,
common-
Company (quar.)
Ruppert (Jacob), 4%% preferred
Russ Togs, class A (quar.)
40c
(initial)^—________—
1
$1.51
_—__.___
4%
,
,
A
B
=
12- 6
Corp,,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12-15
Rothmoor
2%
.
20c
1-45
10c
.____
Class
Stack
income)—_______
Overseas - Securities
Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corp. (Del.)
Owens-Illinois1 Glass—
1-
dividend
11-30
? 1- 1
12-15
5%
Corp.
Pratt,
v
12-30
(Del.) (quar,)_.
(quar.)
.Class
12-
•
Ruberoid
11-27
12-30
12-26
$3
1-15
2
4%
_________—_____
County Telephone—
Orange & Rockland Utilities— ' "
/
4%* preferred D (quart} __
4.75 % preferred B (quar.)
Over-ihe-Cbunter Securities Fund, inc. (Del.)
(A capital gains distribution of 19c plus
Orange
lc
1-
12-45
12-20
—
42-15
2-15
20c
.1-15
(quar.)
Royalite Oil, Ltd., 5Vi% pfd.
25c
4Va%
"
Opelika
12-6
1%
of Canada Ltd., com. (quer.)—
preferred (quar.)_______^
50c partic, pfd. (quar.)—___—
Power industrial Products—
;
42-15
1-2
2-15
12-fi
12-26
_
(H. K.) Company
Potomac Electric Power
25c
________
._
42-26
(quar.)
com.
(s-a)
Porter
25c
Oloicele" Sugar
dividend
Portable Electric Tools Inc.,
8
12-18
When
Share
3%
iquar.)_
2nd
Stock
12-15
12-30
40c
Per
Name of Company
1-20
6c
62%c
62 %c
(suar,)-,
common
Holders
Payable of Rec.
80c
.____
37 %c
_
(quar.)
1st preferred
When
Share
preferred (quarJ
Polychrome Corp. (stock dividend).
Popell (L. F.) Company (stack dividend)™
Port Huron Sulphite & Paper Co. (quar.)
12-15
$1.10
preferred
Corp.,
$2.50
Per
of Company
Plymouth Cordage
1-
,
.
(quar.)
(year-end)
i
Life Insurance
(Milw.)
Line
Old
1-
12-15
$1.11
Coal
Ben
2
40c
Service Co.
Water
Ohio
Old
Name
40c
(quar.)
common
preferred '(quar.)
preferred (quar.)-.
preferred
(quar.)—.
4.40%
l-
*50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
r'
Hoiaero
Payable of Rec.
15c
(s-a)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd,, common
Onio
When
,Share
.Common < (quar.)
4.08%
.preferred (quar.)
4:75%
preferred (quar:)-
Southern Materials
Co.—
$130
$148%
15c
42-
8
1
1-15
2- 4
4-45
2-
lj'
it
1-11
X.
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2708)
When
Per
Company
Name of
Pacific
Southern
2%
~—--
Southwest
Grease
Oil
&
Co.
i' 4%
Electric
preferred
25c
(quar.)_———
preferred
(quar.)
•Soulhwesbtrn
Lite
Quarterly
4.25%
(quar.)
$1.10
—
4.60%
preferred ($25 par)
preferred (quar.)
lavcstois,
net
from
(quar.)
1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
27Vic
31 (4c
(quar.)
$1.14
1-
2
12-15
$1
2-
1
1-15
12-29
$1.25
A
(quar.)
10c
12-24
$1.25
B
(quar.)
2c
12-24
preferred
$1.12(4
25c
1- 2
$1.62
1- 2
11-21
12- 1
12-1
$6.50
preferred
preierred
(Mass.),
iquar.)
(quar.)—.
com.
(quar.)__—_—.
____.'
Springfield Television Broadcasting
Square
D
25c
•
stock
Stafford
Staley
Foods,
$1.60
preferred
$3.75
(quar.)
(quar.i
Inc.
(111.)
Oil
55c
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
California
of
Indiana
special dividend
shares,
60
in
of Standard
On
Nov.
21
each
Standard
Stock
SO
37 Vic
(New
Standard
3%%
Co.
Stock
Pressed
Stock
Towle
Jersey stock.
of
Town
announced
of
SO
Standard
each
60
shs.
Standard
Shares,
held)
Steel,
Ltd.
15c
class
A
(quar.)
S.)
+15c
Bank
State
Loan
Stock
Co.
of
&
series
dividend
Chemical
Stephan
Brewers
*
(stock
A
and
class
B__
Stern
preferred
7%
1st
pref.
5%
2nd
conv.
Shop
4(4%
pfa.
(stock
2nd
preferred
1
1212-
10c
4%
(quar.)
Co.
Common
of
or
(stock
America,
;
42(4c
pfd.
(quar.i
(G.)
1-
2
2
(s-a)___
}2(4c
1-15
1-15
$.004
4%
Telephone
(increased-quar.)
(Ohio;,
class
class
on
A
class
Alabama
Tennessee
Gas
1
^
preferred
12-
5.12%
preferred
5.24
United
Gas
4(4%
United
S.
1-1
12-8
$1.22%
1-
1
12-
8
i_
1
12-
$1.28
$1.31
4
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
1
12-
l-
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
,i_
1
\2.
8
from
10c
26,/'C
2-1$
6%
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
&
C
(quar.)
1-
2
1-
2
12-15
20c
1-..1
12-20
$1.06 V*
1-1
12-20
1-
1
12-20
1-
1
12-20
(quar. )_^
common
S.
dividend
75c
„
(quar.)
8114
preferred
Life
Co.
1-19
1-
1
1
Scientific
(quar.)
Fund—
from
14c
1-
2
West
T2-15
12-13
net
Jersey
Special
West
1-
2
&
gtd.
Ohio
West
investment
and
S.
RR.
(s-a)
$1.50
(quar.)
Power
Co..
common
preferred
preferred
B
2-15
1-19
12-15
Western
12-31
12-15
12-
2
2
12-11
12-
6%>
S.
United
Co.
States
Western
4%)
5
12-
8
1-15
12-20
$1.05
1-15
12-20
$1.02 V2
dividend)
4%
40c
1-
4
(quar.)
15c
1-
1
1-
1
12-20
1-
1
12-20
gains)
div.)
25c
12-18
12-
7%
12-18
11-17
4
3 7 VaC
60c
—
$1.06'A
12-29
12-15
United
Towns
£$1
1-20
12-30
United
Utilities
1-
2
12-20
1-
1
12-
4(4%
12-
8
12-28
12-20
12-20
12-31
12-11
3-
1
1-15
12-20
%
65c
$1.75
5V4%
12-15
Fund,
11-24
11-24
1-
2
Ltd
of
11-24
12-
Stock
6
22 Vac
1-1-62
27 Vac
1-
12-
12
Will
8
1
(4 c
1-15
$1
1-
2
12-
12-15
12-
12-30
12-1};,.
8
1-2-62
12-
8
1-15
12-15
1-15
12-15
35c
1-15
12-15
7c
12-26
in¬
1
2
12-15
1-
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
1-
2
12-15
25c
(reduced)
50c
$1.25
8
12-
8
12-
8
12-
1-
1
8
12-15
65c
12-23
12-
8
72c
s
investment
gains
12-
2
12-22
$1.31 V*
___-
net
capital
2
1-
50c
'
Inc.
a
i
1-
12-31
35c
(quar.)
Cement
Mfg.
12-28
12-
'J
in¬
distribution
(reduced)-
&
Baumer
30c
Candle_
12-
9
12-30
12-
8
10c
__%_
12-30
2%-.
i
1
Blake__
12-20
12-13
25c
Bros,
div.)
.1%
Co., Inc., $4.25 preferred (quar.)__
$1.06(4
&
Stores
(monthly)—
Wisconsin Electric Power—
...
12-
1-
$7'/2C
(quar.)____
(quar.)___
dividend
Winn-Dixie
1
12-31
22c
5
2-
30c
A
(quar.)
Williams-McWilliams Industries
8
J20c
5
112-
Wilson
y!2-29
1-2
1-
1
Williams
12-11
1-31
12-20
54c).
Whitehall
12-21
Whitney
-
plus
5
$1
stock)
common
(Quarterly of 18c from
come
1-
50c
;
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)___
Paper
2
5
1
$1.25
(quar.)______
quar.)_
common
preferred
1-17
1-
2-
Corp.—
A
:
common
Co.,
1-
1
1
$3
68c
(quar.)
12-23
11-17
12-
2-
+7(4c.
Corp.,
Whitaker
12-15
Mfg.—
(initial
Whitehall
—
Y.)- (quar.)
Co.,
Motor
12-12
1
12-30
68 %c
j,
(quar.)
common
Steel
1-
12-20
59c
payment from
or
12-26
59c
(quar.)
(initial
12-15
59 %c
(quar.)
class
1-12
12-15
12-29
25c
;
1
12-
40c
(quar.)____
White
12-26
$1.12(4
City of N. Y.
;
Ltd.,
preferred
2-12
112-11
12-29
37'Ac
(quar.)_
_:
Whirlpool Corp.,
2-15
30c
$5
1
30c
(auar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
optional—cash
B
3-
25c
( Alabama )
Foods,
1
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wheeling
12-12
1-10-62
—
(quar.)
(N.
New
8
$2.50
100
(increased quar.)
A
Ry.
Class
11-30
12-
(reduced)-
pfd.
Westmoreland, Inc.
(quar.)
Weston
(George), Ltd.. class
11-30
55c
pfd. (quar.)
(Md.) (quar.)
common
preferred
Weyenberg Shoe
25c
(quar.)
5%
Gas,
nreferred
come
1
(Del.)
__^-
Electric
12-22
common
Gas.
&
Westminster Fund
44c
—
(quar.)
Ry.,
2nd
preferred
•
12-11
$1.
1
3nd
Westfair
12-30
12-11
1
Western Tablet & Stationery
5%
preferred (quar.)
investment
(stock
12-18
(Kansas)—
preferred
5.44%
Western
12-
12-29
1-
preferred
2nd
12-26
10c
2-
1st
$2.75
12-20
15c
13%c
—
25c
$1.50
Natural
4.72%
—
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
2
62 (4 c
4.75%
12-15
/ y
,
Surety
1
1-
(quar.)
4.72%
11-30
12-29
&
12-20
1-
30C
(quar.)
1-15
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)_.
Massachusetts
Cos.
(quar.)
Power
12-15
12-15
12-22
(quar.)
Telephone
Maryland
Western
7
2
(quar.)
A
non-cum.
Western
27c.
(Boston)
Trust
class
Western
and
Servateria
Trust
preferred
$2.50
2
1-
12-
Western Insurance Securities (Kansas
City)—
Common
12-11
1-
Carc'ina
Casualty
Quarterly
1
1-
1
35c
Western
12-18
1
80c
preferred C
(quar.i
Texas
Utilities, 4.40%
pfd.
(quar.)
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Western. Bancorperaiion (quar.)
12-31
1
3-
$1.12 '4
4.10%;
t69c
2-
12-20
:
iquar.)
1-19
12-26
17V2C
4(4%
11-27
1-
$1.50
4.20%
12-27
10c
Playing Card Co.
1
a
gains distribution of 51c
Seashore
Gas
Penn
income
(s-a)
12-18
12-20
S.
12-
Corp.—
monthly
Wellington
12-15
1-
65C
the
1
12-19
11-30
12-15
1
10c
in
12-
5%
(H. R.)
12-22
12-28
1
1
(quar.)^
Insurance
c
65c
1-
2-
10c
com.
1
5%
Corp
Welch
12-15
12-15
L_.
Gypsum Co.,
12-
Co.—
(quar.)
Stores,
12-30
50c
3114c
Fixture
12-
1
Products
Chemical,
1
of the Washing¬
Transportation
Com¬
&
12-20
1-
Conditioning—
&
12-
approval
dividend
Welbilt
1
12-
Co.
12-20
6V4C
12-
12-30
Canal
12-15
1
12-28.
12-19
7 %
&
1-
12-26
12-29
—
Jersey RR.
12-31
27c
10c
20c
12-20
(quar.)
New
Borax
U." S.
U.
$1.25
iquar.)
1-10
30c
Manufacturers
9
3-15
32c
,
(quar,)—
&
1-
2-15
1
common
1-12
12-8
(111.)—
;
the
12-27
10c
12-
Lines "Co., (New Jersey)
-4(4% preferred
(s-a)
U.
Co.
2
5
1-19
10c
Fund—-
Corp.
12-15
1-
2-
10%
preferred
Common
Improvement,
12-15
25c
Company (stock dividend)
Weingarten Markets Realty—
12-12
profits)
2
10c
12-20
net
1-
Monthly
12-28
realized
12-15
12-14
2
10c
(Calif.)
12-22
1
30c
Clutch
12-22
1-20
16c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
12-15
1-
$3
Brake
12-14
2
1-20
1-
35c
net
Corp.
1-
c
37'4
iquar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3%%
junior preferred
Inc.—
gc
(quar,)
common
Pictures
Motor
Weissberg
(quar.)
from
cents
15c
Milk
Air
7%
-
preferred
12-21
Monthly
Semi-annual
8
$118
$1.31%
(monthly)
preferred
1-
$i:25
(quar,)
4%
$1.12(4
*
-
10c
Increased
(quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty
S. Freight
(increased)
»US
U.
7'/2C
12-15
25c
8
___________
Pon,/2nd prefei'red (quar.)
5.25%
U.
(initial)
com.
(quar.)
(annual)
King
12-12
iioc
(quar.)
.
1-12
12-30
(quar.)
-
12-20
9
32c
new
6%
Fund—
-
7
2
1-15
Ltd.
(stock
12-
12-
3%
Showcase
15c
income
12-22
12-21
45c
A
2
$1.12(4
8
$i.27ya
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—_'_-___IHII_
(10
preferred
Stock
R
$1.16(4
1
1-
20c
(quar.)^
5(4%
Utilities
12-12
$15c
profits)
Merchants
United
12-8
12-
1-
7
1-16
2c
dividend
Stock
class A
S.
12-
Co.
Co.,
to
12-
2%;
Products,
Electric
8
12-21
6c
gains)-
dividend
Weiboldt
1
10c
securities
Gas
U.
l
and
capital
(quar.i
Productions
Bros.
8
12-
25c
income
long-term
Baking Co.,
5%
8
30c
Products
Income
United
12-4
1
(Wm.)
12-
30c
Weiman
c
12-27
12-22
12-22
Corp.— '
Tiernan
Grove
Vv'eber
12-29
12-
1-19
lbc
dividend
175c
Gas,
Gas—
Funds,
from
U.
3%
A
investment
net
realized
&
Waukesha
(8c from net investment income and 36c
12-30
1
1-22
1-
dividend)—
class
Investing
from
Waste
12-29
(quar.)
Corp.
and
United
12- 8
2.
Corp.
(quar.)___:
Agricultural Co., Ltd
$1.12(4
investment
Financial
United
S.
l-
preferred
quar.
net
Corp.
United
1-
1-22
( quar.)
securities
income
U.
>1-
i-31
62 (4 c
(quar.)
(Omaha)
Accumulative
from
United
4
$t 16
11-24
3 7 (4 c
(quar.)
Drill
Cities
12-4
1
12-22
(quar.)_
Aircraft
12-
1-
12-29
15c
5V2%,pfd.
Quarterly
$115
.1
B
Twist
United
1
$1.06(4
;
RR.
Artists
1
12-
12-13
1-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural
12-19
$1.02V2
(quar.
Canada,
Yards
12-21
2%
Jl!:™""
Unf? ,F,.re/erre)d /9uar.')_!—
preferred
quar.)____
4.90%
of
Texas
50c
L
Gas
preferred
U.
(quar.)
Canada,
1-
8
3 2-
mission
1-15
12-13
(Union,# N. J.)
6% preferred (1959 series)
6% preferred (1958 series)
5(4%
preferred (quar.)
1
12-
12-22
West
United
1
12-
12-31
$125
(quar.)
preferred
Texaco
12-
12-31
12-22
West
United
Transmission—
preferred
Tenney Corp.
12-31
1
1-19
(38c
12-15
5c
10c
Electric
ton
1-19
35c
4.64%
2nd
1-2
6
11-13
15c
Subject
2-15
Stock
8
12-
12-20
Co
(stock
Reed,
Quarterly
2-15
12-15
3%
Georgia Ry
4.60%
4.72%
12-
12-28
9c
B__
nPLlerr^d (Quar.)_
/^uar.)_____
2nd
12-20
6
12-20
20c
Telephone, $5 preferred
Washington
Natural
Gas___
2-15
United
8
18c
;
pre*eired
4.50%
12-
12-
$1.43%
Warren
$1
Class
12-8
1-2
&
Warner
92 (4 c
Union
8
$2
—
Tennessee
2
Magentics
Stock
87 (4 c
Union
12-15
12-
16c
dividend
&
!_
2
}5oc
Corp.
Stock
,c
12-29
1_:
B
Bros.
(quar.)
Pacific
5
9c
preferred
(quar.)
Keys, Inc._____________„
5.10%
1-
2-
12-22
12-22
12-23
11-30
;_
Iron
&
Disney
iquar.)
Investment Co.
12-15
11-30
;
(quar.)
Company
1-15
10c
(quar.)__.
common
11-30
62 (4 c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
United
1-16
1-
Co.,
12-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
Preferred
1-15
1
67 (4
(quar.)_:
Bank
preferred
preferred
Mold
Screet
preferred
4
12-30
1
2-
30c
Union
12-12
12-
$20c
A___
&
National
(quar.i
(quar.)__
Warner
1-15
40c
5
1
25c
(quar.)
(Los
Union
12-12
1-
25c
B
Tennessee,
12-
5
40c
(quar.)
dividend
5
2-
60c
(quar.)___
com.
1-19
12-20
Co.
preferred
Warner
1-15
3%
iquar.)
2nd pfd. (quar.)
Angeles)
(quar.)
5
12-18
12-15
preferred
from
1-
J2c
common
Service
Stock
$5
1-
12-27
Street
1
12-
1-19
12-20
preferred
preferred
Stock
1-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
Union
1
25c
1
1
preferred
1
12-
45c
Tasty Baking, class A (initial)
Taylor Fibre Co.. 4%
preferred
(s-a)
Taylor Instrument Cos. (N.
Y.)
(quar.)
Ten
12-
12-23
J25C
preferred
Class
12-23
6c
2-
2-
(quar.)
common
12-
12-20
5c
12-29
Ward
12-15
5%
;il
preferred
12-15
3Uc
,
75c
Walt
Corp.—
Light & Power
Salle
La
Electric
6%
12-15
5%
Co.,
Bank
$4.50
12-15
f25c
common
Electric
Center
Union
12-15
1
Inc.
Jersey
112 Vac
,y_
(quar.)
32 %c
prior
Materials
Wallace
12-15
2-
(quar.)
12-15
$1.56'A
$4.50
convertible
$3.70"
12-15
1-
dividend)-
Extra
New
6
$35c
12-29
12-20
2
11-30
Stock
12-15
80C
:
4(4%
(quar.)_
Smelting
1-
12-15
$3.50
$4
11-22
62V'2c
1-1-62
25c
Quarterly
12-18
12-
12-22
(quar.)__
pfd.
Ltd.___
Ltd.,
12-28
12-21
Forging
1
12-14
12-29
from
12-29
$1.22(4
B
9
12-
12-30
*20c
$4.25
class
12-
1UC
$1.12(4
Corp..
(4c
8
20c
(quar.t
participating
Union
12-12
T2(4c
quar.)L__;
.
(James),
2
and
A
Steel
convertible
Union
12-14
1-
12-
dividend)_____
12-18
11-30
Wallace
America—
class
on
Acceptance, Ltd.
Union
12-12
$1.12
Company (quar.)
Swingline, Inc., class A (quar.)
Tamblyn
2
2
7 (4 c
of
5
12-22
Power—
year-end capital
12-20
1-
1-
■
1-
12-20
c
12-20
Waialua
8
$1.40
40c
37'4
$1.03
V,"all
8
12-
,
Line
(stock
Corp.
Corp.,
of
South
60c
12-14
12-22
12-
2
25c
Coach
Union
6
2
2
15c
&
Industries,
2-
11-
Pipe
Williams
Gas,
$1.50
208
8
$1.25
stock_
,
2-28
12-
5c
Corp.
(increased
2
$1.25
(quar.)_
_____
cash
1-
$1.25
5%
&
Co.
Twin
6
S1.40
Oil
(quar.)
(quar.)
Temper
Tucson
6
1
2
1-
17 (4 c
^
20c
—
8
5
(quar.)
Wagner
8
$1.49
—
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
6
1-
Petroleum, Ltd., common
Ordinary (s-a)
Supervised Shares, Inc. (quar.)
Optional
12-
1
12-
2
1
1-
preferred
Class
8
2
$1.42(4
___
(quar.)
class A
Products
True
12-29
1-
12-
1-
1-
12-15
1-15
12-20
Waddell
1
1-3-62
12 (4 c
12-30
$1.05
Wabash
2
63 %c
com. (quar.)
—
(quar. )__^.
dividend
$2.70
Trico
12-15
1-15
1-
prd.
Pipe Line,
______
A
(quar.)
I__
&
Extra
2
10c
preferred
(quar.)
1
1-
1-
Quarterly
12-15
12-30
25c
Supertest
Susquehanna
12-29
12-
1-15
_____
(initial)
Tri-Continental
12-15
25c
(reduced
Ltd.,
1-1-62
___
Sunshine
Propane,
Stock
12-12
20c
,
__—
Corp.
2
12 %c
(quar.)
Mining (quar.)
Super Valu Stores, Inc.,
1-
(quar.)_
conv.
System
Lines
Realty
A
Transue
12-12
43%c
quar.)_
Corp., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred A
<quar.)___
Sunbeam Corp. (quar.)
Sundstrand
2
57c
(quar.)
dividend)
$5
Class
2-26
$1.25
(quar.)__
preferred
Bus
System,
Transportation
12-13
1-
12-
1-15
$1.12'/a
(quar.)________
5%
12-20
5%
12-13
12-28
1-31
B.),
12-20
5%%
12-15
20c
(quar.)
(J.
Warner
preferred
11-28
2
12-29
1-
.
12-
V
$1.01
Vulcan
12-15
2%
•
12-11
12-22
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.25
6(4%
Fund—
(quar..)__—
Transnation
Corp.—
Chemical
Talcott
1-
12-29
*25C
Transmountain
6
3-15
$75c
%
12-27
125 C
2%
(Phoenix)
(quar.)
$3
12-20
3% %
2
12-11
5iC
Vuican
12-15
;
2
12-
preferred
preferred
Vucan
12-14
5
8
2
12-
12-27
$4.12
8
1-
1-
1
1-1
5c
(quar.)
1-
12-15
12-28
(quar.)
12-29
11-
12-21
12-
33c
$4.20
12-13
..
1-
5%
(quar.)
Corp.
2
50c
preferred
Transit
11-28
$35c
(quar.)____.
Packard,
Corp.
12-15
8
32c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.04
b
c
$60c
preferred
Trust
i.quar.)___
Corp.
35c
___;
12-29
12-
12 4 C
Bank
Corp.
Walnut
(quar.)_
Corp.
1-
National
Sciver
$5
12-14
2
12 (4
—
preferred
12-
12-22
25c
(quar.)—
—
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd.
Studebaker
Switson
12-28
25c
(quar.)__
preferred
5%; prior
Swift
12-26
12 Vic
Mfg., class A (increased
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., common
Sweets
5
luc
(quar.)
Textiles,
5%
Superior
2-
1-15
J 60c
(quar.)
5
+20c
&
5%
12-15
2%
Still-Man
Sun
12-
2%
dividend)
Stetcher-Traung Lithograph
Stouffer
2
12-21
2%
dividend)-
12c
Common
12-28
i$i
(quar.)
12-15
1-
12-18
34 '/2c
12-11
4
12-11
1-10
___.
$5.60
12-15
1-
25c
(quar.)
Extra
&
12-22
12-23
12-31
30c
(quar,;
12-22
preferred
Industries Corp.
dividend
Virginia Electric &
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Transcontinental
12-11
45c
Sterling Seal, common
Sterling Trusts Corp. (Toronto)
New common (initial)
Stop
2
12 (4c
(quar.)_
Company
Sterling
class
class
on
pfd.
(quar.;
Finance,
(stork
$5.70
1-10
1-
$1.06'A
12 '4c
1-10
1
20c
(quar.)
2nd
Albany
Stauffer
Stern
1
2-
50c
(quar.)
2-
i10c
50c
Inc.
$5.96
12-30
12-11
___________
preferred
12-30
1-15
25c
(L.
State
1-15
12-31
.
preferred
12-15
J40c
$1.12'4
50c
Transcontinental Gas
12-15
12-27
$30c
(s-a)
12-29
10c
:
Extra
Corp.,
8
12-15
—
$2.55
(quar.i
Starrett
12-
12-31
12 (4 c
pfd.
:
__________
Transcontinental
is
(quar.)
B
class A
Stanley Home Products
B
Trans-Lux
12-20
12-26
31 (4c
,
;
(quar.)
Trans-Canada
11-24
1-10
12-15
40c
$4.90
distribution
(s-a)
Brock Ltd.,
Starrett
1
12-27
12-31
_______
,
(quar.)
preferred
4V2 %
12-29
45c
class
B
1-15
J20c
this
that
Co..
Ltd.,
Class
ordinary income.
as
Tube
Class
12-
A
Transamerica
(quar.i
Structural
B
12-27
—
93%c
3714c
1
Quarterly
Standard
Class
1
—
Standard
Stanley
12-
1
12-15
( quar. )
Photolab
5%
Inc.
anticipated
Star.fields,
12-27
Oil
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mfg.
dividend
Class
1
Steel—
Radio,
taxable
12-
35c
(quar.)
of
12-27
12-
2
10c
_—
Traders Finance Corp.,
J.
N.
2
1-
(quar.)
dividend
Mfg.
Stock
2%
Standard
is
Torrington
than
dividend
not
12-
1
1-
(quar.)
A
12-29
Extra
1
12 (4 c
participating
;
Torrington Co.
12-27
12-
(Nevada;-
Participating
12-15
12-11
81c
share
for
A
35c
2
(increased)
6%
Scar,
1-29
shares
1-
1-11
5
1-10-62
common
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., class
4
15c
convertible
Equipment
Virginia Chemicals
1
12-
;
——
12-29
5%
held
(Chioi
preferred
.Standard
share
12-20
Toronto
div.)_
of less
New
(Indiana)
(one
Jersey)
Oil
12-27
'
1-
12-11
Corp.
Victor
12-18
12-
(quar.)_—____________
Mining
12-30
2
_________—..—__________
Toys
12-18
2
—
Shipyards
12-15
12 (4 c
increased
Todd
1
1-
(quar.)___
Tonopah
1-
12-29
12-15
31'Ac
Realty & Construction
Packing Co.,
(quarterly
Tonka
1
1-
(quar.)
Tobin
12-15
12-20
1-
.
6%
Waters & Rogers
(quar.)
Vanity Fair Mills (increased)Vapor Corp. (quar.)
Vendo Company
(quar.)
Viau, Ltd.
(quar.)
12-15
25c
preferred)
class
2
Distributing
Van
12-15
12-29
Van
12-15
—
(quar.)
Products,
1-
$1.12 '/a
&
& Light Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Valspar
.12-15
31'Ac
iquar.)
Tishman
—
(quar.)
lots
Indiana
of
one
Co.
(stock
fractional
of
shares
dividend
Co.
of
Co.
of
60
Oil
odd
on
lieu
Oil
distribution
for
12-31
12-27
1
1
40c
common
Co.
$2
(quar.)
Publishing
Y.l,
Valley
12-23
3%
common
(quar.)_
dividend
Tip Top
2-16
12-15
3-
3%
Co.
Stock
—;_
Power
Slock
12-15
2
2%
preferred
Times-Mirror
12-15
12-31
37(4c
dividend
Stock
1
12-31
$1.45
—_
Standard
12-
12-18
12Vic
A
Industries,
6
12-20
1
2
1-
17 (4c
(accum.)
_____
8
12-30
—40c
,
class
12-
preferred
l1-
■r.
15c
(quar.)_,
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4 (4 % pfd. A (quar.)__
4(4%
preferred B
(quar.)
Tidewater Oil, $1.20 preferred (quar,)__.
Tiffany & Co., new common (initial)
12-15
10c
Corp., common (quar.)
preierred
A
(quar.)
B
(initial)-.—________________
Kollsman
12-29
B
Investment,
$1.25
1
1
93c
B___
Standard
It
pfd.
common.iiJ;—__4-—
Holding Corp.,
Class
12-
1-
preferred
$1.50
1
tlOc
——______——
Financial
Preferred
12-
5c
prior
Standard
A
(s-a)
Ltd.
Dredging,
Standard
$5.80
Industries' (quar.)——_
Mfg.,
(A. E.)
12-30
split
Chemical
Standard
40c
5%
12-18
1
1
1-
(quar.)
(initial
12-18
1-19
2-
corp.—
Utilities &
1-10
12-
1-
dividend__—_—
preferred
Thrift
<N.
12-15
20c
(quar.)
Inc.,
2;
31'Ac
(quar.)
preierred
1
1-
31'Ac
(quar.)
._,
Markets
2-
$1.25
70c
12-28
30c
_________
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
1-10
"v
1-1
25c
(quar.)—
Tool
2-1
31'Ac
—
(quar.)____
Inc.
30c
3%
(quar.)___
common
1-10
$1
5%
12- 8
12- 1
20c
.>
(quar.;
Extra
5-for-4
12-20
12-30
12-30
Company
Stamford
1- 2
1
31 (4 c
dividend
Stock
2-
52c
(quar.)
common
Industries,
Thorofare
1-10
$1.14
preferred
Co.,
Thompson-Starrelt,
11-24
12-15
$1.19
common
Letts
Power
1
1
Utah
Inc.,
&
1-
2-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
Universal
$1.35
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred iquar.),
convertible
Thomas
11-24
Class
4(4%
12-15
$1.21
Inc.,
Textron,
Thor
12-15
1
Co.—
common
conv.
Textiles,
$5
1
1-
(quar.)
Inc.,
(quar.)
_______
Marion
1-
(quar.)
Utilities
Textron,
12-11
Class
4VaVo
preferred
$4
Texas
Steel
Tobacco,
preferred
Universal
$1.24
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred <quar.)__
$4.56
b'/t
Leaf
When
Share
dividend
$1.31 V*
(quar.)
Light
Company
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Power
Stock
40c
—
Speriy Rana Corp.,
Springfield Ins. Co.
preferred
preferred
$4.76
1-19
1-19
1-19
1-19
1-19
1-19
1-19
1-19
1-19
1-19
1-19
(quar.)
Stock
Universal
Transmission—
Gas
Thomas
capital gains)
——————r.Speed Dry Chemical Products, Inc.—
"
12-15
Texas
ox
7c
plus 33c from
income
1-15
2
4.96%
(quarterly
inc.
investment
1
1
1
1
1
1
2-
27(40
(quar.)
4.40%
Sovereign
222222-
$1.15
$1.18%
$1.40%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.62'A% preferred (quar.)
5%
12-29
92'Ac
97'/2c
$1.033/4
$1.06^4
preferred
1
1-
$4.84
4.75%
4.36%
2-
5.40%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.40%
$1.27
$1.16
5%%
12-18
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.15%
Service
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
1-10
-
Public
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
Monday, December 18, 1961
.
Per
Name of
Universal-Cyclops
preferred
$4
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
preferred
preferred
Texas
(Dallas)—
Insurance
__
Southwestern
3.70%
———
Share
Service—
$4.64
1-10
12-18
$1.16'A
$1.07
pfd. (quar.)
Power, 5%
4.65%
4.28%
1-25
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
Company
Electric
$5.08
12- 1
12-15
(Kansas;—
10c
$1.25
When
Per
Name of
Texas
$4.56
Quarterly
Southwestern
12-18
12-28
1-18
30c
(guar.)
:
Southland
Royalty
(stock dividend)
Southwest Gas Producing (stock dividend)-!;
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Co.
,
6% preferred (quar.)___
'
(stock
* '
2
12-11
12-21
12-11
1-
2
12-
1-
1
12-15
; 7c
%_____
% '
18% c
1-
12-27
12-11
$1.50
1-31
1-15
1
"V
Volume
194
Number
6117
.
.
The Commercial
.
Per
Name
of Company
Wisconsin
Public
"Wiser
Oil
Witco
Chemical
Wolverine
Wood
(quar.)
preferred
"«l
>
(quar.)__
Wear
World
Color Press
World
Publishing
(Wm.
12-12
12-31
12-11
12-
8
1-15
1-
2
■=—.
*20c
-
12-31
■
$$1.50
1-
(quar.),.
12-28
12-
the
Oneida
National
5ey4c
1-12
12-29
12-11
2%
12-27
12-
Small
12-29
-
$1
1-
62^0
(monthly)
2
&
1-
2-
1
10C
1-
The
Business
2
Bank
stock
Stock
Mfg.
7c
(reduced)
;
25c<
(quar.)—
2
(stock
of
the
of
New
Bank
New
agent
corporation.—V.
6-15
Jewelry
(quar.)_____
B (stock dividend of
for
each
Zenith
Radio,
33
Electric
shares
Supply,
Transfer
books
a
less
y
Previously
British
date
Less
income
U.
Jamaica
income
•:
-
sole
1-10
12-11
12-11
—V.
•:
8
12-29
12-
8
The
&
at
the
Non¬
source.
also
is
Co.,
snares
Inc.,
of
The
corrected
payment
the
-V:
*'••*
'..4
W.-v--
v*
Neilson
of
i.
Brown,
N.
and
W.
Net
outstanding
share
by
offering
Witter
Dean
sociates.
225,000
of
Co.,
&
the
Jtor
deem
-W
*
•
PROCEEDS—None
of
,-'■**.
'
company's
all
funds.
"**
,
■*"
'
t
shares
San
of
its
the
In
in
engaged
dress
shoes.
locations:
made
to
the
to
bank
in
Its
manufacturing
Manchester,
Railway
$616,807
291,140
$749,037
$5,356,841
$6,312,277
$12,487,054
377,474
1,723,706
2,530,821
3,989,399
3,685,833
Net
"Reg.
at
operations
H.;
Milford
carried
are
and
wholesalers.
shoe
L.
Shaer,
President,
Lowell,
levels
(he
daily,
and
which
through
for
debt
Irwin
of
towing
boats
and
Sid
con¬
per
and
as¬
the
manu¬
K.
J.
and
Co.—Common
Registered
stock
loans
sale
will
totaling
connection
the
and
program
the
latter's
Sales
started
was
Maurice
At
son.
L.
in
have
least
at
REVENUES—For
sales
(he
of
most
fiscal
the
of
$9,032,000
earnings
retail
retail
2,500
and
Sales
major
Oct.
ended
year
and
income
net
the
$562,000,
those
Horton
is
about* $19,000,000
stock,
to
4.88%
proceeds will become
President.—V.
This
194,
Income
of
Staten
$
36,559,724
Texas, filed
public
The
First
Boston
underwriting
The
natural
of
sale
of
from
rev.
194,
ry.
$335,483
deficit
and
of
The
corporation
6%
convertible
offered
in
olfered
at
be
company
&
per
29,
Nov.
of
The
filed
1961
subordinated
units
$5.
St.
Sons,
Proceeds
Shoes,
view
Soutnwest
of
to
of
in,
refined
of
products.' ^Of
$20,000,000
funds
funds,
including
fiscal
In
.
notes,
be
addition
to
group
is
'
J.
.
the
Trust
Co.,
stock
common
29,125,532
$500,
30,000
and
offering will
be
shares
common
underwritten
for
debt
they
and
N.
24th
St.,
Phoenix,
is
engaged
in
the
1961—Month—1960
for
$129,968
$101,304
$i;306,094
61,524
15,718
581,088
326,191
The
ended
to
earnings
corporate
•
curities
On
17
a
cents
for
the
the
1940.
to
change
York
Board
.
company
manag
outstanding
ment officials as.
Chairman
has
and
C.
A.
City,
R.
Products,
Simmonds,
been
194,
appointed
p.
equal
per
to
26
share
cents
in
-the
this
Investment
Co.—
underwriting
share.
per
of
1101
17,
May
on
company,
..
together
1
..
switch
of
the
economy."
States
that
out
continue
rapidly
more
The
to
increased
run
billings
the use of
commented;
to
to
'' !-
1
wholly-owned
Investment
Co.,
Se¬
subsidiary.
which
from
for¬
times
good
of
many
which
ob¬
today
are
Corp.
of
metal
frame
and
Erie,
Texas
East
Florida
replace
about
&
Coast
the
method
other
New
them
from
the
the
are
now
in
20-foot.
to
The
more
off
the
industry
20-foot
the
efficient,
will
Mary¬
year,
whereas
railroad
these
is
replacements
those rail¬
that
the cars needed to handle
equipment proves its
As the
to using containers.
of switching from 40-foot
around
process
rapidly
be."
this
takes place,
standardi¬
transition
feels
Steadman
that
by the buying public
handling of'goods during
cost
Line,
Grand
Western
a
container
lower
N..TX
Central,
Qualified
year.
a
to buy
pool.
York
National,
Orleans,
from now on 50%
of
significance of NITX
these railroads will come
North
Island
Lines.
boxcars
160,000
United
called
Rock
Canacian
New
to
products.
equipment
The
presently equipped
lease
can
that
cars.
not
are
better
license
and
railway
Erie-Lackawanna,
Lake
the
trucklines
of
to
specialized
of
industry averages sales of 62,000 units
container
who
expects
containers
of
-Road,
have .predicted
be
it
said
pool
will make for
the' upcoming
factor which will make their use even more appealing.
Speaking of his own company, he said, "Of course, our growth is
started in 1961, and we can already see our.business multiplying during
determined in
part by the growth of the industry as a whole. We
1962.
Like
the
industry as a whole, however, our business increase
Act
could
•
become
been
Pacific
incorporated
was
demand
year—a
has freedom
a
diversified
company
future
the
the
Continued
railroads,
including the
Denver & Rio Grande, !West?rn,
Pacific,
railroads
more
in¬
the
when
and
enough.
member
13
trailer
"The
the
a
Pittsburgh &
zation
Investment Company
the
by
containers
•
was
with
heavy
recently-concluded
our
shippers,
advantages,
non-diversified
' !->.
its
with
Business
Phoenix,
is
closed-end
under the
company
St.,
registered
It
a
as
-
is
Car
neaus
containers
group
*
;
*
First
N.
1961.
Commission
investment
in
phenomenal.
For example, the Canadit n truck lines have
out our containers
reordering, and the
trying
shipper
expect
on
Dec. 13,
1960, intends to engage primarily in tne business
providing financing, by way of investments in equity securities or
to
business
concerns
operating in
the
Southwestern
United
States.
Such concerns may
include new or unseasoned ventures, for
.
'
G
of
financing
lished
companies.
linancial
to
..
.
Inc.—Quarterly Report
earnings
for
reported
$43,115.
President.
the
for
Tha
quarter
the
year,
and
The
-
Act.
is
the
connecting
carriers
the• year.
company
and
concerns
to
to
completion
under
the
readily
otherwise
■
advisory
services
it
which
to
available,
also
may
has
on
well
as
provide
"
during
the past year. Now the largest
largest is about to do so. We
Canada to join the parade during
second
in
-
■
...
'
-
,
negotiated
a
furnished
upon
will
completion
thereafter
Pacific
qualify
this
Small
this
of
own
offering,
and
<
investment
for
Business
as
a
'
under
which
and
license
a
offering
-
policies
supervision
Southwest,
fee basis
financing
and
to
has
-
■
.
to
to
examination
furnish
activities 'and
business
and
Hobb Electrical
of
Supply
of
r
•
.
siim
of
the
-Investment
been
to
issued
be
a
(the
that
financial
by
the
agency
condition.
Small
with
'
Business
periodic
'
founder
notice
will
Administration
and
concerning
*
its
and
,
will
firm
continue
Treasurer,
and
to
his
operate as
be managed
a
by
-•*
^
division of StrausLeo Siegel, Hobb'*
associates.
one
of
of
food
the' na¬
setvice
for institutions, "to broaden our service to
new
and existing
hotels, restaurants, schools, factories, motels and
office buildings," it was explained by the Straus-Duparquet President.
Hobb
wholesales major
lines of lighting fixtures,
lamps, portable
equipment
upon
of the
■
supply
will
tion's
to
company
and
Acquisition 'of Hobb will enable Straus-Duparquet,
largest
designers,
fabricatoio
and installers
not
"SBIA"),
reports
electrical
Duparquet,
Company
licensed
investment
1958
The
;
one
merged
pur¬
are
Corp.
independent electrical supply wholesalers in the East, haVe
into Straus-Duparquet, in exchange for an undisclosed
cash,
it
was
announced by Harry Greitzer,
President of
been
completed
of the* company
business
Act
will
company
recently
a
expects
small
Investment
the
operate,
at Yuma* Ariz.
and
governmental
of
assets
largest
Straus-Duparquet.
net
required
The-
and
.
subject
Straiis-Duparquet, Inc.—Merger Effective—
estab¬
as
management
,,
Howeve.',
proceed
$1,701,000
The
management
subject
,
not
-
shopping center located
comparable-
were
.
Initially,
which
is
consultant
business
chase,
announcement-
ear-ninjs were $133,030
per share compared
with $10,290 eaual to 2 cents
comparable period a year ago. * Shipments for the
$10
company,
Arizona
Small
depends
of
be
of
at
Exchange
which
registrar
2446.
outstanding in 1960. Shipments for the quarter
compared withT $1,638,336 in the 1960 period,*
months
General
&
nationwide
-Arizona
Cash
basis,, net earnings for the 1961 quarter were equal to
"Share based on an average of 515,000 shares outstanding,
wit i 9cents' pei* snare based on an average o
,416,666
nihe
stock
company,,
be
loans,
has
that-net
Research
appropriate corporate action
its. classification at any time in
Southwest
v
corporation.—V.
reported
Geoffrey
first
the
men
By
investment
next
per
the
.
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins, San Francisco,
11, offered publicly 600,000 common shares of
In
state
United
pointed
good,
are
is
manufacturers
Monon
"The
by
and
The
shares
For
Trunk,
1,659,470
,
-■
of
share
compared
.*
income
management
the
for
$19,000,000,
Preserve}, Inc.—Appointment—;
Precision
company-has
by
$2,871,636
1,575,460
2162.
Offered—A
corporated
and
purposes,
expenditures
aggregate
authorized
the
Sept.- 30, -1961',-. were double those
last year, rising to $87,000 from
made
was
ops;
BUSINESS—The
general
'
period
$2,881,554
v
times
other
Milwaukee
roads
others. ./
Simmonds
ry
Southwestern
Dec.
to
containeri¬
will
are
already switching,"' he
will
press
containers
on
the
railroads.
The
railroads adopt containers will determine whether
trucklines
and
and
>
use
Tho
$1,212,166
this firm's
when
year
growth
be
American
Southern
1961—>10 Mos.—1960
157,149
on
to
high
the
and
a tremendous help.
inestimable help
to the railroads,
bodies
roads
$258,453
headed
the
Ltd.
con¬
starting
are
licensing agreement with
Chicago to produce containers, railroad
products in the United States using
our
patented 'Modular Interlocking Stitched
Panel
Process'." North
American, whose primary business is (he leasing of rail cars to rail¬
car
manage¬
157,129
Common
results
the
be
big
Industries
testing of
field
and
truckers
when
and
will
North
working
$278,097
oper.
Steadman
the
said.
continued
levels,
railroads
the
undercapitalized,
.
expansion
capital
"Of
expenses
194,. p.
-
growth is moderate, about 200%
or
phenomenal."
Affecting the railroads' decision, he said, would be the availability
capital to buy the necessary handling equipment. "They can raise
will
out-
of
to
the
of
work
will
how
carloadings in
"The
to
revenue.
ry.
Con-
eventually
the
Edwards
*
!
.
repayment,
$1)
(par
by A. G.
V"
used
be
2711
from
Forecasts
.
that
1962
Steadman
1960
over
Now
Just
own.
is
that
noted
10%
viously
oper.
—V.
sale, "
debenture
factors,''
important
warders
A" covering $150,000
debentures due 1973 to
fund
oper.
Net
sale
added
that
its
into
encourage
land.
premium,
retained
capital
which
of
is
1733.
New
of
the
be
and' general
expected
presently
stock,
Dunn
H.
p.
.(Louis). Sherry
-
with
Gross
indebtedness,
common
ow<\"3.66%
Pres.dent.-ir^Vj--1L3,
Irving
- -
will
evident
seems
President
experimental
1961.
"and
Railway
$19,500,000.
at
certain
4,92b,saJ j>ia=res-of
a
capital
expenditures
estimated
are
together
1961.-are
30,
from
without
balance
the
expenditures.
Nov.
proceeds
prepayment,
available,
capital
year
net
to
and
working
for
ended
total
and
liscal
applied
capital
year
the
be
loan
will
and
other
.•
Will
bank
standing
it
the
during
speed with which the
bowling alleys.
rev.
•
Steadman,
of
done
comes
several
will
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Net
Ltd.—President
Growth—
"Much
was
American
users;
the
and
Industries
William
of
Toronto.
nearly
capital.
ment
^
86,*179
-
containerization
"Most
"Reg.
a
sinking
Louis.
are
1.542
r
—
.
our
of
These
industrial
rail-
operations^—
oper.
deficit.—
194, p. 2273.'
executive
Southwest Recreation Associates, Inc.—Files With SEC
Bldg., Amarillo,
oil
from
ry.
the
63,641,512
27,689,631
1961—10 Mos.—1960
1,037,190
2273.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
982,271
$ ' '
61,247,374
Transit
1961—Month—1960
$213,077
214,639,769 216,814,528
15,345,131 153,392,395 153,173,016
6,673,566
refunds
469.
p.
129,398
22,018,697
3,182,725
tax
1961.
$55,324
on
4,455,683
income
194,
in
share,
a
July,
2,936,272
Net
1961—10 Mos.—1960
8,589,726
ops.
income.
ry- oper.
Federal
I960.—V.
cents
in
$2,600,789
Co.—Earnings—
15,561,226
in
54
split
2,875,337
tainers
$
tentative
$236,000
to
reverse
30,
Sept.
McCormlck,
$1,107,991
$2,662,260
2446.
v
equal
R.
of
284,808
*i,o2u,aoo
$
1960,
ended
William
287,978
98,551,352
42,6*5,671
$
of
months
income
net
,
105,982,281
1961—Month—1960
nine
share,
a
with
expenses
Corp.
primarily to natural gas pipeline companies and
the production, purchase and refining of crude
gas
999.
oper.
of
The interest rate, public offering price and
are to
be supplied by amendment.
principally: engaged in the production and purchase
the processing of natural gas and the .recovery and
gasoline and other liquid hydrocarbons;
the sale of
natural
further
p.
industry can go completely through the roof
during 1962. At the very least, the industry will experience a growth
of 200%
to become a real industry during the coming year."
That's
3,702,*97
expenses
—V.
is
gas;
194,
$229,484
35,373,293 348,560,310 355,674,734
oper.
terms
company
anticipates
year."—V.
$277,436
"The
8,647,382
Railway
the
cents
one-for-three
Rapid
containers.
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 12, covering
of - sinking fund debentures due 1937,
to be offered for
on
an
all or -none basis through underwriters headed by
sale
to
for
revenue..
Steadman
4,490,182
a
$25,000,000
equal
share
per
oper.
rail¬
Period End. Oct. 31—
Bank
$1
or
net
company's
$701,578,
company
coming
for
30
included
and
Island
tainerization
12,173,829
p.
1961
454,226,086
24,150,952
a.
whose address is First National
company,
of
Railway
"'.$"'
454,542,591
income-—
194,
Net
Oil & Gas Corp.—Debentures Registered—
Shamrock
the
aggregated
'
Railway
This
for
increase
Railway
States
194.
"the
the
months
way
$
revenue.
CAPITALIZATION—-Authorized capitalization of the company consists
of 1,000,000 shares of common stock, $1 par value, of which 500,000
outstanding.—V.
the
$520,119,
compared
a
periods
in
to
Period End. Oct. 31—
1961—10 Mos.—1960
'•
both
in
$140,000
Net
44.020,675
oper.
Net
Carol Shoes, Inc. and Robwil,' Inc., each wholly-owned, directly
indirectly, by the selling stockholders, and which were merged into
Shoe Corp. prior to the current sale of stock.
now
sales
an
sales
re¬
2798.
p.
corresponding
nine
adjusted to reflect
as
Series
>
1961—Month—1960
Railway
Shaer
are
net
when
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
reported.
treasury
Co.—Earnings—
Railway
Inc.;
or
1960
with
that
for
corporation
President,
funds
of
the
of
equal
—V.
Period End. Oct. 31—
by
$1.12
or
in
1960.
earnings
$598,160,
Vice-
Bickford
of
30,
Metals
income
come
operating
stores.
1961,
31,
of
include
that
$13,961,906,
were
period
commented
in sales and
zation
outlets.
figures
reported
1961
compared
was
which
of
48,733,553
be
chain
shoe
Greenberg
Net
the
operations-, .a
Southern
are
1936
Shaer,
normal
share,
Sept.
ended
year
1961,
retire
to
acquisition
preferred
such
used
$45,000,000
with
cumulative
be
expenses
,
oper.
ry.
—V%
lesser extent
a
has
30,
President, also announced that
1961 increased by
34.9%
to
common
Standard
'\
\
Net revenue from
at present it has
customers
net
company's business
President; his cousin,
Shaer,
to
firm
Sept.
corresponding
fiscal
for
per
Mr.
three
at
on
Mass.
and
the
Greenberg,
earnings
engaged
the
in
ended
over
$1.35
is
Calil.,
Torrance,
year
$11,904,078.
Karp
repayment,
Miami, Fla.,
Dr.,
ops.
2773.
p.
Standard Brands Paint Co.—Annual Report—
This
fiscal
100,000
covering
revenue.
oper.
produces at the rate of about 12,000 pairs of shoes
approximately 25 active customer accounts
company
include
share.
The
current
Samuel
and
$25,917,444 $27,521,868
20,560,603
21,209,591
%
A"
$3,
used
ry.
income—
oper.
194,
17.3%
a
from
rev.
ry,
—V.
indebtedness and preferred stock, the
29,972,877 shares of common stock
(after
proposed 3-for-l stock split).
Harold Quinton
is
Pacific
oper.
Railway
Manchester, N. H..
women's popular
priced
of
1961-^-10 Mos.—1960
>
$12,010,323
$
in
primarily to large retail shoe chain stores
David
had
N.
sale
Ry.—Earnings—
56,033,829
various
to
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
and
Seattle
&
1961—Month—1960
51,598,406
River
Any balance of
a
Chairman
Board
the
manufacture
10,000
10,000
2,144,813
outstanding
effect
giving
.
$16.25
at
Francisco,
headquartered
Portland
10,000
Shaw, Hooker & Co
2,107,651
be
the
construction
addition
has
company
way
corporation,
McCamant, Inc.
Sellgren, Miller & Co., Inc.
expenses
Gross
958,000.
offering.'
BUSINESS—The
20,000
oper.
Edison
c
is
10,000
10,000
Railway
products.
outstanding
*
proceeds from the sale will accrue to the
company as the shares were sold for David L. Shaer, President and
Director; Samuel Shaer, Vice-President, -Treasurer and Director, and
Maurice L. Shaer,
Vice-President and Director, of the company, who
will
retain 275,000 shares,
or
55%
of the stock after completion of
..
15,000
—
$2,893,850
plant additions for 1956 through I960, inclusive, were
.about $654,778,000.
Requirements for 1961-1962 are estimated at $280,-
%■
•
Somers & Co
$2,724,458
filed
to
from
incurred
were
Treas¬
company
proceeds
December,. 1961.
~
"
Co.
&
Period End. Oct. 31—
capital.
operation
short-term
$26,000,000
Shaer Shoe Corp.—Common Offered—The initial pub¬
lic sale of this firm's common stock was made Dec. 14
the
15,GOO
—„
revenue.
•
through
15,000
(Inc.)- 50,000
&
595,319
North
Electronic
California
Southern
• ». ■,
* -
j
Talbot.——
Holton, Henderson & Co.—
Stephenson, Leydecker &
oper.
offered
be
are
working
3300
Marine
amenoment.
Life.
--J--
Hannaford
50,000
tax.
:
Life.
55,000
$1,688,281
1961
to
Proceeds
and
of
29,
10c)
(par
boat
construction
facture
Nov.
on
Y.
N.
a
Southern
Selective
of
15,000
!—
Inc._i
Brothers
Stern
growth
non-residents
tax.
Selective
of
;
Railway
■
here,
Canadian
stock.
President
Co.,
Shares
.
$68,520,883
$63,608,729
2162.
p.
corporation
version
therefor
Vice-President
purchased.
Inc.
Stewart, Eubanks, Meyerson
& Co.
__!
!
—!— 20,000
of
Wim
an
aggregate of $20,000 in cash and $18,000
They also hold .warrants to purchase an addi-,,
tional 56,752 company shares in respect of their holdings of Selective
Life stock.
Orson Secfist^Jr, is President of the
company and Execu¬
urer,
be
may
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
-
Lind,
Southeastern Towing & Transportation Co., Inc.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
12-15
12-
Continued from page 12
tive
hereby
,
35,000
&
Net
,
income
oper.
194,
12-30
in
Life
offered
Co.
trans¬
stock
common
626,000 shs.
Co._
&
Co.
Spokane,
675,098
General Corporation and
Investment News
•
paying
being
40,000
:
by The First Boston Corp. and Dean Witter & Co,
Tne public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
Selective
certain
30,000
I May & Co., Inc.———
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—30,000**
Schaefer, Lowe
unuerwriters heaued
in
F.
MacCormaek
First California
This company, of 601 West Fifth St., Los Angeles, filed a
registration
statement with the SEC on Dec. 11 covering 1,500,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale on an all-or-none basis through
shares,
Swift & Co.
Henry
1961-^-10 Mos.—1960
$1,619,427
ry.
Southeastern
incorrect.
shares
600,000
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins 85,000
A. Hogle & Co..
_i
75,000
'
1961—Month—1960
operations
way
dividend.
indicated
• >
Outstanding
below, severally, have
conditions, to purchase
at $10 per snare, the respective numbers of snares
set. forth opposite their names,
Lnder certain cir¬
default of one or more underwriters, less than
J.
common
named
-
to
Shares
Net revenue from rail¬
12-29
deductible
15%
subject
1962.
Inc.—
for
appointed
the
5,744,076
tax 7%.
is
less
RR.—Earnings—
5,155,250
20c
this
was
date
tunas,
been
for
expenses
in
date
record
S.
has
agent
oper.
tax.
published
in
Co.
FINANCING '
involving
Evans
class
tax
resident
York,
underwriters
commitment,
stock
the
of
■
1,
p.
Railway
12-15
t4c
for
funds,
Trust
disbursing
1342.
190,
PRESENT
4,000,0„0 shs.
8-31
quar.)_
closed
15%;
and/or
t Payable
x
not
tax
TO
Emanuel, Deet.jen & Co
5-31
12-15
(quar.)
Canadian
In
resident
EFFECT
par)—————,
company,
common
all
registrar
$7,432,357
9-15
the
firm
cumstances,
2161.
p.
$6,774,677
common
•
$ Payable
appointed
revenue-
12-30
held)
initial
com
been
194,
York
dividend
Period End. Oct. 31—
36 %c
new
from
-7. '
oper.
1-10
share
one
has
a
of
Utica,
-
Feb.
on
New
of
Railway
10c
25c
Ltd.
Co.
2-28
37c
Class
B
and
Soo Line
12-12
•
10%
dividend)!
(quar.)
Zenith
York
corporation.—V.
Chemical
Net
Zale
York,
.' :
,.
.
the
8
12-12
3-15
i—.—....
Raceway
Water
'
Smith-Douglass Co.* Inc.—Appointment—
<: 12-29
2
1-
J-
10c
.Quarterly,.
Yonkers
1'
10c
Quarterly
York
.V
.
New
($5
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co.—
1-19
1-12
2%
Batteries
/
Investment
"
dividend
Yocam
made
Birr
■
12-20
12-
stock
UNDERWRITERS—'The
-
1
12-1
....
2
System
.
Towne
Central
of
Appointment—
5
12-
12-20
25c
(increased)
Express
Yale
Co.
GIVING
57
Authorized
privilege of prior preferred stock expires
fer
Yale
Trust
&
'
12-31
1-15
4%
u_
Bank
T
Conversion
6
25c
Corp.
CAPITALIZATION
the
6
$1.25
-
12-
Monthly
Xerox
than
has called for redemption on Feb. 1, 1962 all of its
prior preferred and 5% class A preferred
share, plus accrued dividends. Payment will be made
per
12-22
12-28
dividend)
Co.
higher
convertible
at $110
N. Y.
12-11
2
75c
CquaE..)___*
corporation
stocks
at
(stcck dividend)
common
The
..
0'!7s
18a/4C
Jr.,)
were
$5,022,000, or 15%
year.—V.
194, p. 1429.
year
last
Skenandoa Rayon Corp.—To Redeem Preferred—
outstanding 5 %
Corp.
Worth Fund, Inc.
Worthington Corp.,
Wrigley
2
1-12
10%
_________
(stook
this
of
reported
(2709)
Common
v
&
Work
1-
5c
'
class A & B
.
Woolf
months
Chronicle
1
Lothrpp, common
preferred (quar.
Bros.;, Inc,, 4V2%
preferred
5%
nine
$4,377,975
-
both
on
Financial
11-30
20c
Ltd.—
•
(reduced annual):.--:
Common
6 %
12-20
75c
Mquar.)
Alexander,
Woodward
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
(quar.)
Stuck dividend
if
common
Moulding (quar.)
Enterprises— '■" v
Wometco
When
Share
Service,
and
and
interiors
electrical housewares, heavy duty wire, conduit, connectors
supplies.
Among the lines It handles are: Square
RCA, Westclox, Zenith, Killark Electric,
Rand, Black & Decker, Edwards Mfg.,
Carbon, Sylvania, National Electric Products, and Wire Mold
appliances,
and.
other
electrical
Westinghouse, Appleton,
Federal
Pacific,
Remington
D
National
58
Until
Co.
..electrical
-rmV.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2710)
the
now
firm,
and
193,
building
2589.
p.
has
specialized
contractors,
in
well
as
sales
and
service
hardware
to
as
to
record
1961—Month—1960
$358,580
259,741
$3,462,794
2,648,149
ry. ,ops.
$113,832
$98,839
$814,645
$837,015
income—
40,336
25,557
145,239
$2,224,000,
$3,462,546
276,841
'146,488
revenue-
oper.
expenses
*
oi
'2,625,531
—V.
from
rev.
ry.
oper.
Corp.; White, Weld & Co.
Halsey, Stuart & Go. Inc., headed a /group which
/offered on Dec. 12, $50,000,000 of this firm's ,5 xk % de¬
bentures due Dec. 1, 1981, at 101.239% to yield 5.15%.
to
REDEMPTION
FEATURES—The -"debentures
AND
XiOuisiana
PROCEEDS—Tennessee
Gas,
multiple
whose
approximately
of leasehold
$12,200,000
expand
used
lor
to
general
main
producing
Arkansas,
rights to natural
pipe .line
"
share
per
1961
amounted
the
on
Sept.
with
30,
1961,
$9,115,000
consolidated
for
the
12
nit
EARNINGS
Nov.
1,
1961,
customer
Texas
the 2,954,582
on
companies
gas
-day
a
Gas
increased
contract
an
aggregate
of
by
to
provide
194,
for
the
50
heeds -of
the
789./
p.
v
sisted
of
Texas
Mississippi,
and
of ?gas
facilities.
balance
Tne
$239,988
227,219
227,708
$28,822
$12,280
■Z
41
of
system?—a
total
560,000
Another
will
*17)810
"'25,379
6,409
Net
be
winter
MCF,
of
Gas
into
with
extends
Co.,
total
certain -of
Tennessee
East
in
various
other
into
across
or
12
months
before
ended
Federal
-£33,000.
For
"707,000,
Natural
two
operates
daily
delivery
Gas
gross
Gas
Sept.
income
30, 1961,
taxes
calendar
the
Transmission's
was
income $121,564,000
$612,710*000.
were
194, p.
Net
Net
12,222,564
expenses
8,867,906
194,
ry.
$747,808
115,225
21C2.;
p.
ly.
Pacific
1961—10 Mos.—1960
,2,496,184
24,330,946
included
bentures
and
036,396
in
$476,355,000
notes;
long-term
non-interest
first
preferred
in
bearing
stock;
Sept.
held
3,028,200
4,069,229
Railway
Railway
in
Net
$63,-
Net
$554,-
were
.
>
revenue,
$6,258,683
$5,879,460
expenses
4,399,442
4,495,174
from
rev.
ry.
$1,859,241
ops.
income
oper.
be
774,361
UNDERWRITERS—There
shares Pf
par
set
are
short-term
in
l;055,381
notes;
$100
of
$150,-
$100
value
par
below
the
of
names
of
debentures
if
any^ ^
"
Weld
Inc.
Allyn
r,,.v;
F.
Baird
&
Burge
&
A.
•
Becker
G.
Blair
;*
&
Co.
...William
Blyth
1/
&
Co.,
&
Alex.
330,000
Brown
Inc.
i
Pi-..
V',
&
Bros.
R.
__—^_v
150,000
Burr
Common,
5'
Courts
Dick
&
Dillon,
&
Merle-Smith
Dittmar
75,000
&
&
&
Co.
Co.,
Dominick
Inc
75,000
Dominick-
&
Co
1,000,000
&
Co
Freeman
Corp.
&
&
ugarten
W. ;Scranton
Ha'-riman
75,000
1,000,000
Hayden,
Stone
-Hemphill,
F.
W.
1
The
i-
Illinois
Co.__
&
Co.
&
.Co.
&
Inc
&
Swiss
570,000
Thomas
220,000
,
Spencer
Co.
Tucker,
R.
-'Lazard
£'
Lee
w..
'
570,000
Co.
570,000
Van
&
Freres
Co.
1,000,000
Higginson Corp.____
Lehman Brothers
H.t
.Irving
Lundborg
194,
75;000
260,000
75.000
Inc
Corp.__
Weeden
75,000
Co
&
Dean
330,000
&
&
'75,000
330,000
570*000
Co._
corporation
nine
1,000,000
and
.
4
•,
,
,w
Z
with
or
$1.88
$8,737,500,
or
per
share
$2.22
per
on
the
3,935,529
months
of
1961
were
shares,
as
compared
share, In the 1960 period.
$17,922,100, the second highest for any
third ^quarter in the corporation's history and were exceeded
only by
record tsp.les .of
$19,112*000 reported for the third quarter of I960,
Z. Mr. Westlake said.
Net earnings for the quarter were $1,688,900, or 43 cents per share
Third
/
quarter
sales
-
^
were
its
actual
costs
and
to
produce .and
market
the
of
the
vision.—V.
193,
in
the
of
•
the
company
.and
.$820,296,
per
amounted
to
or
share
$1.08
for
the
per
to
the
latest
nine
rise
•
$5,800,786
$6,130,407
393,100
.3,727,737
3,8.54,895
$253,100
$2,073,049
.
•
stores
-
69,100
increase
of
by
the
Delmonico
pro¬
' /
■
208
Nichols
Rd.,
and
popcorn
•
volume
...
Kansas
of/terns from
•
months
$24,193,146
for
ended
the
Sept.
same
30,
generally
varies
sales;
corn
the
GIVING
(10c
in
relation
period
of
and
approximately
during
Business
continued
Dec.
in
cus¬
is
derived
is from
EFFECT
TO
32%
'
/
PRESENT
FINANCING-
Outstanding
60,000 ^hs.
700,000 shs.
•_
has
agreed
set
to
forth
300,000 shs.
V
purchase
opposite
the
its
150,000 $hs.
$80,168/; V
of
below
shares, of
at
$4.50
Z,
,,
stock.
common
number
name
r.;";
,
..
.
per
V.,-'4''
Shares
■
'■
28,250
1887.
v
.
3,500
Grove
one
statement
with
at
50
be
by
as
per
later
may
-/.
applications.
provide for the
circuit,
refrigeration,
ment.
Net
it
traffic
proceeds
be
on
'
Registered—
1
.
,;Z;
N.
Y., filed
covering 150,000
Vernon,
Dec:
12,
to
reduce
in
used
the
for
statement
also
includes
stock
in
" % ,' ,V.
manufactures
commercial,
The-switches,
automatic
the/Over-the-counter
■'
-/
/
time
controlled
industrial,
when
oh-off .control
of
switches
agricultural
into
wired
an'
and
electrjical
"lighting* heating,
manufacture metal housing^ for the .company's
outstanding long-term notes, to purchase new
equipment,
and
to
increase
working
capital
and
part
to
such
:.
to
the
expand
certain
recently
established
"
department.
addition
The
the
unaerwnters
by
certain
(2.) 20,000 outstanding shares
holders thereof from time, to t,ime
10
and
controllers, industrial processes and other equip¬
from "the stock
sale
will
be
used-to
establish
department ,to
machinery
In
by
company
designs and
in a wide variety of
use
sold
share,
prevail
V'-V
residential
were
Mount
SEC
amendment.
shares
cents
sold
prices
The
supplied
outstanding
niay
such
be
to
are
new
Street.,
the
/:'
■■'%.,
stock, to be offered for public sale on an ^11 or
through underwriters headed by Godfrey, Hamilton, Taylor
Magnus ,& Co.
The public offering price and, underwriting
Market.-,.-.:
a
■■
Inc.—Common
ofy common
and
12,000
for
of
company
which
at
V/V 2/
Time Controls,
basis
(T)
the
\
'
has
company
and
research
.
indebtedness,
outstanding
242,*250 shares
President
for-1
of common stock (after giving effect to a recent 8V2split),
of
which
Cyril
J.
Whi e,
President.
Dorset
J.
Vice-President, and Elizabeth Riddel White,
own..2.5.5%^ ,18,.7%
26.7%; respectively.
As indicated, Cyril J. and Elizabeth Riddell
stock
.
White,
earnings- in the first three quarters
share which compared with $1,099,819, or
period
' or
bars;; approximately 2'%.
snack
-■: VGeorge K. Baum & Co.
—/•—
Co.,
terms
Di¬
1960,
the
to
Authorized'"
par).
stock
.
registration
to
1961
Mo.,
concessions
•>
>
.
development
nine
City,
caramel corn
,
;v/ v.;.-
j",
products,
the
597,071
;
and
popcorn-caramel
stockholders
nearly'
International
$2,275,512
482,379
popcorn-caramel corn, • doughnut
combinations of these three departments
or
sales
common
shares
&
and
were
White
$1.33
may
sell
10,000
shares
each.
"
.•>.'/•,
\
"
1960.
to
improve
for
the
in
the
balance
third
of
•;
the
Dec.
on
year
at $8.75
;
15
were
sold by a certain stockholder
will ^receive no proceeds thereof.
Tower Communications Co.—Common
Offered—C.
E.
Unterberg, Towbin Co., New York City, offered publicly
quarter
by an offering group 'jointly
by White, Weld & Co., Inc.K New York City
and First Nebraska Securities
Corp.*,-Lincoln^ Neb. v v
shares
Co.
concessions
194, p.
none
aggregated $15,total, recorded in the
an
which
Chairman
1961—10 Mos.—1960
* $646,200/
;
409,757
department stores.
Tork
the
,
company
Board
Midland Securities Co., Inc._!_lLt—2 '
-28,250
Blackford & Co., Inc.i.—__w___
managed
The
$662,111'■
1
(10c par)_^_—_______
indebtedness
—v_
./
Tip Top Products Co.—Common Offered—Public of¬
fering of 121,778 class A. common shares at $62 per
share, and 130,222 class B common-shares, at $61.50 per
the
is
-of
2598.
p.
1961—Month—1960V
•
-
v
months
reflected
likely to maintain this trend
observed.—V. 193, p. 2714.
made
194,
common
A
share.
of good will, equal, after preferred
2,731,529 outstanding common shares,
reported.V This contrasted with a con¬
seems
was
Ishivaka
Taizo
.
.
.
outstanding
stock,
common
:
,
underwriter
class
after a similar provision for amortiza¬
corresponding -nine-month period in 1960.
for
purposes,
.
has
company
of
purchase from the company 60,000 shares of class A
Each
As
share
corporate
UNDERWRITERS—^Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in
the
underwriting agreement, the underwriters have severally agreed
-
for
net
same
Kresge
B
Wil¬
after
broad
a
including
duty elec¬
Midland
of
This
$209,121
of
heavy
traffic generated by the company's lessor or licensor<and its loca¬
the
stores.
Approximately 66%
of
the,-company's business
Sundry
anticipated, third-quarter sales and net earnings, improved ma¬
terially,
with
sales
up
4%
and
earnings
up
34%
over
the
third
,.
.
President.—V.
74,635
Class
,
subsidiaries
by Neil C. Hurley, Jr., Board Chairman
portable air and electric power tool firm.
Thor's
7.1%
owns
is
$252,354
the sale
—V.
announced
said
for
used
■;
Thor Power Tool Co.—;Sales and Net Down—
Hurley
sale
components
products,
and
shares
income—_
2274.
p.
company's
tools,
to
Co.
A common
1494.
compared
.
„
and
and
-
-924,000,000
CAPITALIZATION
and of the Operator;
constitute the entire board of
645.
p.
1961,
on
the
for
funds
operations—!-
Class
(a)
stock.
common
shares
in
from
$424,759,
sales
manufacture
various -indebtedness,vthe
to
Iwashita
bar
production
Co., Inc.—Reports Profit—
combinations
p.
_
the
doughnut sales.
company
Operator
President
sales
net
in
corporate
1961,
oper.
consists
be
expenses,
the
two
each
—_
each
for
stereophonic
Hurley
were greater than the
1960 nine-month sales-of $68,851,200, E. H. Westlake, Chairman and President,
reported
in the
.company's interim report.
Net
earnings for the 1961
period
were
i$7;386,Q00,
tion
amortization
of
will,
general
Electric
S.
tomer
discovery =of new
Operator will receive,;
The
was
Co.
Z
S.
The
to
of the
$71,791,200 mnd
^-1)
loss
to
30,
discount
$9,767,009, in executed coal preparation facilities contracts
and
architectural, engineering and construction assignments, plus a
112% growth, to $5,751,456, in net sales of radio and television sets
180,000
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
first
the
for
and
up more than 100%
nine months last year.
100%,
330.000
Inc
Tennessee
^
net
good
$22,748,404
■
Co
Sales
,
Juvller
quarter \Of 1960.
for ithe
services,
its
for
Sept.. 30,
for
cents
6
186,000
p.'2489.
the
of
Japan
electronic
and
snack
the
like
and
of
of
A.
180,000
Lerchen
Witter
and
for
Dec.
a
in
be
fields
proven
income
net
Consolidated
Noel & Co.
Wertheim & Co
180,000
of
President
ended
to
330,000
Co.
will
from the $7,625,186
330*000
Inc—
&
will
anywhere
share
new
underwriting is involved.
Such
subscription oflering of 462,000,000
a'nd elsewhere.
;;
BUSINESS—The -company,
of
operates through its subsidiaries,
a
180,000
Day
&
funds
outstanding 25,000 shares of
is
one
-offered
substantially identical program
1961
joint venture agreement
in future Texstar Gas and Oil
518,465,
Anthony >&
Walker
Watling,
1,000,000
Co.
Co.,
150,000
Co.__
Trask
has
-i'i ft*Consolidated'
260,000-
Co..
Co.
Alstyne,
G. H.
570,000
*
&
Mason-Hagan, Inc
—V.
L.
&
&
Langley
tion
Co.__
Co.,
&
Program's
prospects
therefrom.
$61,200
solidated
f.i
Co
&
Underwood, Neuhaus
Co.
of
150,000
&
American
receive
Program
-
8, 1961 offering circular, George K. Baum.(&
Securities Co., Inc., Kansas City,. Mo.,
publicly 60,000 shares of this firm's class A
•common
stock at $5 per share.
Net proceeds will be
used by the company for
expansion.
Bldg.,
early 1959 by the consolidation
petroleum and technical industry.
in
4
•
-
a
consumer
194,
Co.
in
the-company.—V. 193.
months
vision
330,000
Co.
&
Stokes
&
180,000
Inc.
Walter
1,000,000
C.
Brothers
Stern
the
directors
of
Adolphe
Co
&
Stroud
Ladenburg, Thalmann
W.
Steele
570,000
Inc.
i!.
.J.
specializes
limits
Rhame
dividends,
co.
Co.
&
Staats
570,000
Co
Peabody
H.
330,000
Co.
Weeks
&
Hutton
tKidder,
I-,
&
Hutton
E.
&
Noyes
Hornblower
&
&
8mithers
S.
will
/
Topsy's International, Inc.—/Class A Offered—Pursuant
a
capacity
reimbursement
company
T.
nine
-l.OOOi'OOO
William R.
Inc.
E.
F.
of
the
Consolidated
&
Inc.
Ripley &1C0.,
ajnendment)
made
188, p.- 1869.
cost
540.
Commerce
of
of
and
expenses
the
formed
Thompson-Starrett
180,000
~&~Co7~IIZZIZIAgnew
by
prospectus, the emphasis- in the
develop gas-producing prospects
to
oil
other
260,000
Barney
similar
such
and
The
&
Hammill
Shuman,
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks," Kirkland & Co.
gas
and
150,000
Shields
of
in
Tevenue-
a
Stringfellow
Smith,
Bank
Payment will.be
'
equipment
way
profit fropi each .prospect.
The proceeds contributed
to
shall be utilized by the Operator to acquire interests in
properties and leases and assemble such interests into
to drill and otherwise explore and develop such prospects,
operate
180,000
&
260,000
to
p.
/.//,;
Preferre4i-'
1961. " No
part
engaged
oper.
and <oil
directors
Parke
570,000
193,
194,
equipment and lamps, tubes and semi-conductors. The $57,750,000
net proceeds
from/the sale- of the 462,000,000 shares* will
—V."
program
liam
&
Chas.
1,000,000
Co
establish
under
Operator,
to
1,000,000
Shearson,
1963.—V.
cb-regisc/ar
Ltd.—Proposed Rights
electronic
Net iry.
parent
construc¬
is 'expected
share*
per
and
Net revenue from rail-
&
1,000,000
Gregory & Sons
net
of
75,000
Scott
260,000
to
compensation
prospects,
570,000
Co.
150,000
Co
&
Goldman, Sachs & Co
6-
*
Co.
220,000
Co.
and
shareholders
is
rate
30,
oper.
the
overriding royalty interest in the same of 1/16th of the Program's
working interest in each prospect, and (b) 25% of each partici¬
the
180,000
&
Roberts
National
supplied
issuer
ihe
of
As
to
&
Winston
1,000,000
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Forgan
Rothschild
Schmidt,
1961
cents
N. A., San Francisco.-^V.
electrical
Fumio
corporate
the
Such
appointed
been
company—W
redemption on Dec. 30, 1961, all of Its
preferred stock at $40 per share,
plus
-
a
in
to
gas
150,000
Salomon Brothers
330,000
Boston
F.
be
as
The
addition
net
330,000
Hutzler
Southwest <Co
G ore,
L.
570,000
First
in
570,000
Inc.
act
two-thirds
pant's
Inc.—
to
companies,
extension
150,000
Co.
Rowles,
Securities
"Estabrook
&
from
for
was
attempt
fields.
an
Co.,
is
the
for
the
are
Period End. Oct. 31—
S.
180,000
;
Rotan, Mosle & Co
570,000
Securities
-
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
570,000
Corp.
First
The
Dillon, Union
Equitable
The
Riter
1,000,000
&
other
loans
at
Dec.
.on
Railway
spent on the devel¬
opment
or
expansion
of
prospects
which,
in
the
opinion
of
the
Operator, may be classified as proven areas and one-third on the
180,000
Reynolds
570,000
.
Inc.
Co.
Eastman
Co.
an
that
220,000
Inc.
220,000
Read &
Drexel
Co.
Co.
for
and
$1,500,000.
$27,500,000 in
address
primarily
serve
570,000
Hughes & Co., Inc.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
570.000
Dann
<fc
»
-
Co.
&
1962,
short-term
in
of
Tokyo,
Railway
and
Canada, -but with
primary emphasis upon prospects in
Colorado, Louisiana, New Mexico, Texas and Wyoming. It is anticipated
Raffensperger,
V
&
Co.,
Pressprich As -Co.
Putnam
570,000
Coffin
&
to
several
U.
75,000
220,000
W.
to
on
330,000
&
formed
According
1,000,000
-
a
1961,
of
Jackson
Pollock
Prescott
Denton,
Z
organized under Delaware law in December 1960
wholly-owned subsidiary of The Texstar Corp. (the Operator).
Programs.
260,000
Webber,
E.
sinking
expenditures
-
commission.
company
is
and
.75,000
Co.
Inc.
Clark, Dodge & Co.
'If
220,000
Cook & Co._^
(names
unit
per
was
in
Curtis
Wm.
Sons
&
Hanseatic
Christensen, Inc.
Phelps, Fenn & Co
1,000,000
220,000
Burns
'
If
&
Peters, Writer &
220,000
Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co., Inc.
*.
k
I*
New
Paine,
of
competitive
with a cash
Securities, Inc.—Securities Registered—
company, 'Whose
The
and
570,000
at
to
underwriters
$500
It
570,000
Inc.
Co
&
260,000
180,000
Inc.-570,000
Blair
&
Co.
cover
aggregate
and
sale
together
Antonio, Texas, filed a registration statement with the SEC on
12, covering $3,000,000 of interests in the Texstar 1962 Gas &
Program, to be offered for public sale in 600 units, at $5,000
per
unit.
The offering
will be made on an ail or none basis, and the
570,000
Ohio
to
for
of
to
$10,000,000
public
sale,
Dec.
M'ullaney, Wells & Co.__
The
used
stock
Trust >Co;
Toledo, Teoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
by
$22,200,000
1962,
for
of
V'-//.//-*i■;>"
-
$0.2916%
offered
addition
and
Oil
Co.
to
Sept.
registration
a
San
1,000,000
Co.,
Corp.
Bear, Stearns & Co—
tf/
This
220,000
Newhard,
be
program
about
$19,600,000 in
Texstar
75,000
Inc.
&
Moseley
220,000
cost
program
about
Co.—
Co.,
Kraus__
construction
will
covering
filed
shares
.Z--•
City,-has
York
New
.
the company's parent, Texas
equity of the company and "funds
-stock
common
operations,
13,
Texas,
debenture
made
repayment
75,000
York
be
expected
220,000
;
the
to
Dallas,
offered
the
purposes,
such
tion
260,000
260,000
•Ball,
■
Turben
Milwaukee
S.
$1,000,000
to
be
to
from
including
$150,000
Inc.
Parker &
1987,
purposes
Pierce,
Smith
&
due
St.,
Dec.
on
for
Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
inc.
/
The
570,000
W.
,
Inc.
570,000
Corp.
Robert
*
>!
Co
&
Redpath
Eacon, Whipple & Co
v
I*
Fenner
150,000
Bryan
SEC
rZ,-..
appliances
In
at
"",'r Amount
'.Co'jiilfii
Lynch,
of
from
company's
state¬
•
Merrill,
Co.
Securities
Auchincloss,
rU
3,030,000
&
Merrill
^
American
.
registration
it
McDonnell
3,030,000
.
Peck
&
C.
A.
,
'
McCormick
Co
&
Stuart
_
Adams
the
Amount
Corp._liIZ_J$ij,030,000
Securities
Halsey,
to
■
'.it-
White.
exhibit
^he,*" deben^es are purchased by
*
'•
Webster
&
Stone
as ;an
the
1511
the
230,222
the
Light Co.—Debentures Registered—
proceeds
Co.,
derived
names.
the
them.
filed
Utilities
agreed
principal -amount -of .debentures set forth opposite
their
The underwriters are required to take and pay for
the
respective
Net
contribution
the
in
with
debentures
bidding.
underwriters' of the 'debentures who thave severally
purchase, subject to the terms and conditions set forth
agreement
fund
of
company
statement
second
principal
underwriting
This
par
shares.
common
forth
notes;
shares
Texas Power &
of
company
General
1961, adjusted for this
bonds; $303,558,000 in de¬
Z
Bank
JB-common
called
share
per
added
.
.
ended
including the financing of capital - expenditures in -connection with
improvement and expansion of manufacturing facilities estimated
at
$120,000,000 during
1962
and
$328,000,000 for
the
three
years
ended
September, 1964.
"
-.
$56,067,024 $59,996,272
43,994,463
48,045,806
$1,384,286 $12,072,561 $11,950,466
.
-.471,978
3,538,920 "
3,105,932
706,553
2162.
p.
drug
.-
months
estimated
^
1961—10 Mos.—1960
oper.
194,
class
California,
record
of
home
1961—Month—1960
of
being
The
^
oper.
ry.
—'V.
ZZZ-*>Z;'
cumulative
company
of
line
30,
mortgage
$5,610,000
preferred stock, and 39,780,192 $5
■
and
7%
Bank
shares
25,932,940
522,296
Ry.—Earnings—
"
;
.
nine
stock;
common
Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co.,
/Offering—
"
:
■ \
trical
Texas &
A
/
income
income
the
at
.10,940,802 109,280,499 110,184,759
8,444,618
84,949,553
84,251,819
;.;/;•
■
the
Japan, filed a registration statement with
'the-SEGiOn Dec. 8, covering 50,000,000 shares of common1-scock.- It;is
proposed to offer such shares for subscription by common Stockholders
/832,934
Period End. Oct. 31—
and net Income $61,570,000.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
rail
A
dividends ;of
This
3,354,658
ops.
income
oper.
class
and .Chemical
company has
shares
from
rev.
of
/■•'.'
.at $0,125
revenue.
oper.
ry.
—V.
791-
a
.Gross
revenues
1961—Month—1960
The
accrued
2162.
oper.
department,
V.'.,'
Mkhhattan Bank, .New~Ypi'k
agent
/outstanding
pipe
revenues
net
and
operating
ops.
income
oper.
Railway
Railway
States.
Co.,a operates
operating
$137,549,000
1960,
year
ry.
Period End. Oct. 31—
capacity
North .Central
the
V*
$2,463,853 / $2,785,094
1,998,107
2,037,286
5
•
Chase
;.,p. 1887.1-
Texas & New Orleans RR.—Earnings—
activities.
REVENUES—Tennessee
ry.
♦Deficit —V
and
Transmission
miles
902
extending
subsidiary.
engages
ment,
The
ilor:the/class
natural gas
system begins in the
Louisiana,
"
to
shares
447,283
/transfer
,
from
rev.
chains,
For
—
B
Appointment—
.
v
of
Teet
$465,746
Net
day.
per
Midwestern
value
CAPITALIZATION
common stock;
$765,000 of .first ^mortgage sinking: fund bonds,
A* due June !,• 1969, and $540,000 of first morfgage sinking fulid
bonds, series B, due Dec. "l. 1969.
■
•
/'-/.
1 1961—10 Mos.—1960 /
$256,641
piilepipe line system in Tennessee. A third subsidiary, Tenneco Corp.,
tlirougu
subsidiaries produces,
refines
and
markets
petroleum
and
petroleum products in the U. S. and in certain foreign countries, and
•
AND
Title Insurance ^ Trust K3o.^Ta Redeem'
1961—Month—1960
hair
of
-series
Ry.—Earnings-r-
expenses
Alabama,
subsidiary,
issue,
of
-class
!■/'/"'■'./ /./■'/■;'
revenue.
in
engaged
assortment
more
shares
coming
oper.
and oil reserves
gas
is
Omaha,
wide
a
31, 1961, the company had net sales of $10,418,000 and net earn¬
ings of $1,082,000, equal to $1.59 per share of common stock, based on
of class A and class B common shares outstand¬
ing. Outstanding capitalization of the company at Dec. 14. 1961 con¬
ended
for
million /cubic
in
of
the
•the .-aggregate number
tne
income
common
demands
which
of
Aug.
ap¬
earnings- amounted, after -preferred dividends,
share on the 3,265,541
shares outstanding -at
common
headquartered
company,
accessories
and
'
shares
months
items
"eiitire United States by variety stores, food
;and discount stores and mail order houses.
to
third quarter
preferred divi¬
3,265,541
Monday, December 18. 1961
.
important are
hair
curlers, hair rollers, wave and pin curl clips, chignons, hair nets, combs
-and barrettes.
The company's products are distributed throughout the
for the
After
oper.
corporate purposes.
Tennessee .Gas :pipe .line
areas
.000 MCF
'•the
of
Railway
Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia,
Pennsylvania, .New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecti¬
cut, Rhode Island and New Hampshire. 'On Sept. 30, 1961, it included
11,241 miles of pipe lines and had design delivery capacity of 2,534,-
•
quarter
$2,216,000
Railway
Ohio,
-
These
■
Period End. Oct. 31—
line
tnroughout the eastern United States4 will
$25,000,000 of /he proceeds to make payments aris¬
and
...
cents
ended
Texas Mexican
customers
to
ing out of purchase
r
57
compared
heating season.—V.
option at prices Tanging from -106.49% to par and for the
at a price to -protect the basic yield to maturity.
They
refundable through Dec. ly 1966.- /-/;/// ?///
BUSINESS
of
per
natural
transmission system carries natural gas from-producing areas in Texas
line
of
.
design, manufacture and distribution
fund
non
A
BUSINESS—The
the
care
,
its
at' the
redeemable
are
$2.41
On
company's
The
third
Sept. 30, 1961, and to $2.58 per share
outstanding at Sept. 30, 1960.
and
use
the
Elmer, President.
M.
to
months
12
Sept.- 30, +1960.
•—Stone & Webster Securities
<aiiu
W.
.
the
$9,376,000,
was
Tennessee Gas Transmission Go.—Debentures Offered
are
for
with earnings
outstanding at Sept. 30, 1961, compared to 62 cents per share on
proximately 311,000
fewer
shares
outstanding at
the
end
of
same
period of 1960.
'
194, p. 2273.
sinking
income
net
compared
according to
this amounted
For
-
outstanding.
This compares, with the
$2,408,100, or 61 cents per share on the same
the like 1960 period.—V. 194, p. 894.
of
for
I960,
dends,
/Net
Net
shares,
Consilidated
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$390,673
oper.
presently
earnings
of
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—Net Declines—
Tennessee Central Ry.—^Earnings—
"Railway
Railway
net
number
Period End. Oct. 31—
shares
3,935,529
on
retailers.
.
and;
14,
per
125,000 shares of this firm's common stock
share. The offering marked the first public
sale of the company's securities.
PROCEEDS—-Net
company
with
*
the
to-pay
recent,
proceeds
in
full
from
certgin
acquisition
of
the
.••
financing
indebtedness
Pioneer
will
-
be, used
incurred
by* the
in; connection
'and
Industries,. Inc.
Micro-'
Tower •Limited,
now
wholly-owned-subsidiaries of-the conipaiTy,
balance of-the proceeds will be added to wording-.,capital,-
;
BUSINESS—The
..and
/
company; of
2700
Hlawkeye
Dr.,> Sioux
'
The
;
.
City,. Jowa,
its
subsidiaries/are primarily -engaged in* the -designing, manufactoring and..erecting - of-', towers and passive reflectors, • and designing
and'
-
constructing /he: adjacent\buildings
.ment,
for
use
in 'microwave
housing * the
electronic' equip-
communication, systems.
'The
company
.
Volume 194
Number 6117
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
.
(2711)
also manufactures and erects radio, television and
other special pur¬
towers, and manufactures some » related -equipment, as well as
special purpose steel tanks.
i;.i; «• V:**Y
.'.}
;
REVENUES—For''the
*
forma
basis,
combined
its
and
pany
the
billings
months
net" sales
subsidiaries
$232,836.-For
contract
nine
ended
kand
aggregated
1960,
pro
$5,337,693 and
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
30,
of
EFFECT
TO
was
a
the
bank
stock
pro
(no
the
subject, to
respective
their
and
conditions,
of
shares
;.■*
..
of
Hallgarten- &;
Co..____:___i
Hutton
F.
stock
common
set
&
Co.,
The
10,000
Inc,
Higginson Corp..____c^ 10,000
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Y..
Co.
Corp.
Coleman
&
194,
1000.
-:
.
its
company's
during 1962,
construction
estimated
1962
pany's
at
mately
company has outstanding
which * Herbert
Hubschman,
193,
$12,098,000.
the
In
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
$2,732,463
772,065
1,113,754
2274.
p.
Loveland is
the
of
Bank
cr.*it?.l
stock
The
York, has
of
the
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
194.
sole
transfer
President.—V.
2,500
618.
2,500
Earnings per share
does "not
include
2,500
company's
2,500
Sept.
14,
Sales
2,500
the
corporation.—V.
the
initial
.
120,000
for
agent
the
"
was
based
shares
Y
the
880,000
on
3,022,010
$871,548
$652,429
$4,687,755
$8,748,255
689,463
626,529
4,356,125
6,781,578
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
ops.
income
oper.
Western Pacific RR.
oper.
expenses
Net revenue Irom rail-
ry.
—V.
194,
p.
weeks
Co.'
194,
of
Western
on
Railway
Railway
1960,
;
1658.
p.
registrar
National
City Bank
23,981,200 ordinary
for
corporation.—V.194,
Union
of
Pacific
New
York
shares
p.2383.
addition,
in
the
(New
oper.
oper.
Net
ry.
—V.
194,
$
47,176,341
44,388,821
33,372,382
30,340,660
13,803,959
ops.
income...
oper.
$
expenses
ry.
-
.
in
such
of inventory
departments.
112,849,888
4,112,524
111,160,908
Rubber
&
25,508,152
26,403,472
1
share,, by
per
this
•»
x
PROCEEDS—Net
of
ment
?
r
proceeds
outstanding
the
from
bank
group
b
1\'\
financing
;
r '
\
^
'
t
will
.•'«
The
balance
of
be
for
used
pay¬
1961,
oper.
expenses
'*•••
'
v
•
The
tors
of
automotive
distributors."
N.
Y.,
to
about.
approximately 65
representatives.
1500
285,616^
electrical
independent
countries
units,
such
of
the
GIVING
class
in
A
capital
&
world,
via
50
rebuilders
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
Neuburger
Golkin.
—V.
the
forth
set
terms
and
subject
consolidated
subsidiaries
net
income
ended
year
had
months
of
$47,717
stock
($1
par).—V.
194,
Sept.
Corp.—Reports Loss—
S.
divisions
loss
for
by
Board
it
Chairman
noted
was
months
of
1961
Vollmer
A
City Bank
stock
of
New
of
this
of
•
Reddig
Home
Division
W.
Fries
and
total
net
$18,528,503
has
out,
failed
plus
an
of
offset
cost
profitable
note,
'-'our
Industrial
pre-recession
carrying
the
of
sales
our
operations
.
optimistic
Equipment
to
that
regain
heavy
and
and
the
been
Coast
corporation.—V.
Telephone
194,
within
the
public
sale
^«t.nf»If ;
The
of
company,
of
shares
used
in
Co.
of
to
Plan.
to
programs
be
supplied
be
by
offered
amendment.
pursuant
to
The
,
hv
White
officers
pointed
Borden
with
Ave.,
the
Long Island
SE"C
City,
hnlHorc
tkononf
Do inn
\XT*\KKn«
California,
company
and
and
its
subsidiary,
the balance will
be
used
the
West
1961
a
finance
general
an
corporate
Murray
for
all
Rican
the
of
apparel
of
the
and
of
In
sale
A
business
4,000
of
and
stock
class
B
Youthcraft
Muriel
of
to
and
of
and
sale
are
for
&
Vanderbilt
sold
Muriel
The
shares
B.
..Under
to
VTR
with
F.
opposite
their
the
Leventhal
Youthful
the
Leventhal
and
two
trusts
In
89%
9.7%, respectively, of the class B shares.
addition
to certain indebtedness, the
has outstanding (after giving effect to said acquisitions and
a recent
recapitalization) 110,000 class A and 380,000 class B shares.
Gabriel, Murray and Muriel Leventhal own 96,000, 12,000 and
2,000
class A shares, respectively, and
propose to sell all such shares. The
company
Telephone
former
portion of
two also own
and
named
-!
.
of
shares
of
Shares
Schrijver & Co.
L.
Clavton
Securities
Philips,
Rosen
&
C.
Rubber
VTR,
through
VTR
to
Wegard
10,000
&
Co
10,000
5,000
Corp...
&
Appel
Corp.—Name
with
B.
the
v'
5,000
Change—
related
stores,
F.
B.
is
Co.
the
upon
payments
-mma
.«
to
Goodrich
effective
closing
i
Goodrich,
-A'
of
automotive
important
an
will
based
made
be
on
profits
sales.
gxoss
development
department
to
become
'
F.
p-nod
minimums
in
stores
will
transaction.
20-vpwv
pioneer
a
department
name
agreement
guaranteed
sales
service
and
operator
of
tire
such
outlets.
Auro""\oMv» (\ort.o»s
Meier
&
lopof->d
in
Man"'5. B®rv,bTorpr's. M^v Company.
Frank, Wieboldt's, Spartans Stores and
operation
owning
also
tire
includes
stores
in
joint
a
their
venture
with
corporation
shares
common
&
CO.,
Washington,
Proceeds
10c)
D.
to
are
Nov.
on
(par
be
30,
to
1961
be
filed
offered
194,
1995.
p.
With
SEC—
"Reg.
a
at
!
many others. Its retail
Food Fair Stores, Inc.,
shopping centers.—V.
Vending International, Inc.—Files
The
A" covering 70,588
through H. P. Black
$4.25,
C.
for
used
debt
repayment,
equipment
and
ex¬
pansion.
...
Vending
of
automatic
436
vending
Fourth
Ave.,
Mansfield,
Ohio is
engagea
beverages and cigarettes.—V. 194,
food,
of
in
the
682.
p.
Vornado, Inc.—Proposed Deb. Rights Offering—
This
tion
company,
statement
vertible
$100
list
of
of
and
16
174
Passaic
the
SEC
for
The
terms
principal
are.
for
its
oi
Dec.
due
7
1982.
common
25, shares
interest
activities
"discount" stores
except
by
each
St.,-Garfield,
on
debentures
subscription
underwriters.
retail
son,"
for
debentures
underwriting
"''The
of
with
subordinated
debentures
for
children.
names:
10,000
Co...
in
of
a
in
Corp.,
exchange for
Foundations, a partner¬
conditions
underwriters
number
12,000
Goodrich
over
and
120,000 shs.
20.nno
Tire
operations
change
the
to
will
in
Stockholders of Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber approved a
proposal to
the company's name to VTR, Inc. at a special stockholders
meeting Dec. 6, Harold N. Leitman, president, announced.
stockholder? .b,so a "'ovc
a
v.n
n
ell VTR's retail auto¬
The
of
the
stock
Inventories
..
the company
will
Gabriel
Leventhal,
change
of
i
throughout
Asset Sale Approved—
motive
filed
•»
1322.
p.
Y.,
outstanding
additional
1962
shares
Vice-President,
and
stores
receivable
January
class
outstanding
Gabriel
their
specialty
accounts
110,000
Leventhal,
of
and
company's
purposes.
of
company,
assets
consisting
benefit
toe
increased
aggregate
Puerto
all
includes
construction
Coast
finance
to
to
President,
a
women's
Net proceeds from
used
N.
Tn ^o_
company
exchange
company's Employee Stock
the stock sale, $1,500,000 will
Of the net proceeds from
bank loans incurred to finance
the
month
682.
on
and
be
the
repay
of
the
Home
Dec.
6
covering 130 000
stobk, of which 26,000 shares are to be
offered' for
the company and
110,000 shares, .being
is engaged in the .design, manufacture
garments
for
"juniors"
and
women
which
for
also
the
out
A
by
th0
21-09
statement
class
country.
registrar
Registered—
statement
facil¬
of
.
department
ship
to
are
levels,
rest
has, this year, topped each
corresponding
excellent year for this Division.—V.
194,
an
registration
shares
2490.
p.
Supply
plant
Youthcraft Creations, Inc.—Class A
Registered—
issue
Co.—Common
Mill
p.
This
appointed
Products
earnings
idle
excess
Division
1960, itself
Fibre-Glass
......
however,
to
the
corporation's
Division, and its Specialty Valve and
profitably during the first nine months
operated
•
pointed
this,
On
p.1322.
has
compared
•
the
Equipment
all
ities, more than
corporation."
sales
.noted
year.
They
and
1960.
its
Division
Sold
York
nine-
,
White's
that
were
and
the
,
Reddig,
nine
four
a
30
relased
first
and
Controls
of
compared
of
rries
September
consolidated
55,386
240,000 shs.
to
48.000
,
Berman
Bcmb^k
194,
its
and
the
103,336
Outstanding
240,000 shs.
Co..
&
distributor
•
$422,997
5,761
•
FINANCING
760,000 shs.
stock
&
wholesale
a
foreign manufacturers
25c)
Stern..
Westheimer
CAPITALIZATION—For
Brothers Co.—Notes
class
Purchase
representa¬
Shares
Herzfeld
as
for
Division,
the
be
and
statement
Edward
terms
distribu¬
manufacturers'
ended
the
This'company, of 1714 California St., Everett, Wash., filed a registra¬
statement with the SEC
on
Dec.
11
covering 110,000 shares of
common
stock,
to
be
offered
for
public sale through underwriters
headed by Biyth & Co., Inc. The public
offering price and underwriting
independent
2250
the
underwriting agreement,
the
severally agreed to purchase the
have
extent
5,497
$428,392
$18,393,981 for the comparable period in 1960.
Nevertheless, the
corporation reported a loss of $223,222 for the
nine-month period
just ended,
compared to
a
profit of $235,277
for
the
first
nine
tion
5,000
distributors
period
a
2,846,796
X
$32,777
to
of 2049 West Broad St., Richmond, Va.,
the business of selling, in its own stores
lesser
a
$44,732
2274.
p.
President
a
National
the
starters,,
(par 25c)
(par
UNDERWRITERS—Under
below,
to
company
common
West
buses;
,
as
Authorized
Class A capital stock
Class B capital stock
contained
the
and
stores
v277,017
_——_
ops.
*
-
.$3,269,793
:
CAPITALIZATION
!
In
radios,
and
194,
ry.
income
oper.
month
manu¬
trucks,
'Y
:
•
company sells its products to about
rebuilders in the U. S. through 12
and
existing
(H.) Warshow & Sons, Inc.—Appointment—
for
V,..KV.,
•'•:.
and
tives
of
First
and the major portion; of, component parts used in assembly
products. The company also makes various component parts used
rebuilding
the
from
rev;
/
$3,210,915
2,782,523
foundation
casings,
generators,
and
AND
$2,750,906
.Y
tractors, " marine and other types of engines. Principal products made
by. the company are cpndensors, distributor caps, contact
points, rotors,
arm leads,
switches, vacuum controls, speedometer cables and
the
company's
with
Privately—Dec. 11,
1961, it was reported that this company had sold pri¬
vately to institutional investors, $7,000,000 of promissory
notes due Dec. 1, 1981.
Lehman Brothers, New York
City, arranged the financing.—V. 193, p. 2482.
breaker
its
makes of
Warner
loans
BUSINESS—The company.of 370 19th St., Brooklyn,
factures .'.replacement
ignition ^parts ' for automobiles,
of
connection
the
automotive field.
in
company
merchandise
shares
headed by
Y ; :
funds and
to
in
4,506,829
1961—10 Mos.—1960
Despite profitable
operations of
three
of
its
slightly increased sales the corporation reported
■
.
.
which have been used for working
proceeds will initially be added tq general
subsequently made available for working capital, principally
expand the scope of the company's product line- outside of the
capital.
the
of $1,436,006
and net income of $22,899 in fiscal 1960. Upon
completion of current
financing,
outstanding capitalization
of
the
company will consist of $100,000 of sundry indebtedness and
272,096
issue.
underwriting
an ;
Herzfeld & Stern, New. York-City1.
•
to
sales
Corp.,
Valley Forge Products, Inc.—Class A Stock Offered—
public sale of this firm's class A capital stock
iwas m&fje Dec. T3 through the
offering of 120,000 shares,
$5
made
$9,233,654
».
.»
1961—Month—1960
$330,348 r
$319,794
revenue.
sales
subsidiaries, are in
departments
REVENUES
Initial
at
added
.
of
Tire
be
working capital. In
outstanding short-term loans
were
the
will
for
televisions, record players and recorders. Four
retail outlets are operated in
Richmond, Va. and three licensed de¬
partments
in membership
department
stores
in
Norfolk, Va.,
and
Atlanta, Ga., including a new unit opened in Camden, N. J. on Novem¬
ber 9, 1961.
'
...
30,
Vanderbilt
in
used
repay
which
used
financing
be
sets,
certain
$
'VTR, Inc.—New Namesee
to
expects
$20,000,
the
will
••
White Sewing Machine
licensed
vision
2274.
p.
of
and
'
•
I*y v of Alabama—Earnings—
oper.
ry.
—V.
in membership department stores, tele¬
radios, record players, tape recorders and related mer¬
chandise,
refrigerators,
freezers, stoves,
air
conditioners
and
other
■appliances. The company engages j principally in the retail sale of
'•
413,395,740 411,805,005
300,545,852 300,644,097
14,048,161
4,583,563
its
and
■
and
1961—10 Mos.—1960
revenue.
.
from
rev.
Net
.
1961—Month—1960
$
Railway
appointed
shares)
of the
York
funds
BUSINESS—The
been
-"'"''YYYYYYY"'YYY'-''• Y'Yf!
'
Railway
has
from
proceeds
company
amount
the
licensed
-
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
Net
Offered—The initial public
stock was made Dec. 13 with
common
$823,592 $11,732,374
473,879
5,038,028
633,368
the
Period End. Got. 31—
39
\
$1,467,406
income...
2163.
•
oper.
v-
.
operations-
way
Net
Co.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
'1961—10 Mos —1960
$5,018,976
$4,345,093 $44,912,488 $44,311,886
3,551,570 / 3,521,501
33,180,114
35,078,232
revenue.
'*}
-
(which
&
oper,
offering of 110,000 shares at $5,375 per share by Stein
& Boyce, Baltimore, and associates.
purchase
First
$32,760,011 $39,701,083
28,072,256
30,952[828
194, p. 2163.
Period End. Oct. 31—
area,
during
Shields
company for the first
were not disclosed.—V.
privately held,
PROCEEDS—Net
Unilever, N. V.—Appointment— '• -V /
The
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$3,6/4,439
2,993,126
'•<
•
\
shares
marketed
made ' through
1
company'sgeneral
,
.
Ry.—Earnings—
expenses
Railway
Y
the New York metropolitan
additional
offering
public
earnings of
sale of this firm's
of New York has been appointed .regis¬
depositary receipts for ordinary shares of the
p.' 2383.
•
v •
y
V
194,
stock.
oper.
Wards Co., Inc.—Common
Ltd.—Appointment—
American
approxi¬
preferred
2826.
p.
1961—Month—1960
Railway
cents
81
were
1961).,
and
when it
2,500
Chase Manhattan Bank
of
193,
and
common
$3,864,674
—V.
Sept.-30; 1961, net retail sales of
net wholesale sales of $7,020,1.12, and net profit of $719,-
$49,722,193,
.'/■
-
aggregate
indebtedness
1,391,252 shares of
revenue.
$19,718,468 $20,498,335
4,961,438
5,434,739
Waldbaum, Inc.—Nine Months' Report— ■*
":Y'!
2489.
o.
will
various
oper.
Bros.
•Unilever
;
trar
New
to
outstanding
,
The
that, during 1962, cash
improvements to the com¬
and
subsidiaries
Railway
■•„
.
This supermarket chain operator in
has reported for the 39 weeks ended
-
"
its
Railway
$2,510,796
ops.
income...*
oper.
194,
2,500
Saunders, Stiver & Co._i__
Tri-Chem, Inc.—Appointment—
of
addition
has
company
It is estimated
additions
those
Period End. Oct. 31—
2264.
p.
and
Western Maryland
Hubschman, Executive
respectively, and-management
15%,
52%.—V.
extensions,
properties
Chester H.
the
of
construction programs.
expenditures lor
;
2,500
Co.___________
10,000
p.
sale
the
1961—Month—1960
1961—10 Mos.—1960
$10,061,406 $10,179,858 $90,332,257 $94,905,930
7,550,610
7,447,395
70,613,789
74,407,595
expenses
—V;
Shares
•
.Gartman, Rose & Feuer...
Burnham & Co
5,000 ; i Mason & Lee, Inc.__i.___i:
Johnston, Lemon & Co._i__
5,000'
• Pecaut & Co.i.l
'1
.__i_
Mitchum, Jones & •;
; ^ v '• %.
Pierce, Carrison,' Wulbern,
Templeton
'5,000 •
Inc.
l_U.i
-V.
debenture
of
andv Sidney
25%-and
over
revenue.
Net
•
Co.-._-;j.____i..
W., Britton & Co.J^.i..
C.
.
stock,
President,
over
group
oper.
opposite
;
p
>Brimberg ,&•
10,000
______
and
indebtedness,
common
oper.
Net
_________5,000
Co._.__u______^__
5,000
&
-
and
Railway
Inc.
Sutro
the
opened
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
10,000
be
to
company
forth
v,»!
.
of
Railway
severally
the
-\
--
Lee
Paribas
from
from
expansion
stock,
Period End. Oct. 31—
525,000 shs.
have
a
the
proposed
,
shares
as
proceeds
with
are
acquisition
certain
Chairman
officials
122,458
purchase
<•-".; > ■'
r>«vv-..-.'.
Shares
C. E. Unterberg. Towbin Co.
30,000
E.
to
•
Vice-President, own
•
-
-
1,308,905
167,233
below
for
to
Outstanding
named
stores
cost
total
Net
connection
new
addition
Board
FINANCING;
1,000,000 shs.
*
.underwriters
certain
number
below:
names
•
In
$209,939.
...Ill
par) I....—______
in
Four
a
"Vornado."
name
applied
$8,400,000.
'.notes—$1,070,600
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
with
was
PRESENT
Long-term
bank
notes_____________.
Sundry indebtedness.:..,'Common
be.
business.
com¬
Authorized *
Short-term
will
\Y.
;
1961,"On
billings
net. income
'
;
Sept.
contract
" /Y\>'<
/
$4,801,933 and net income
forma
combined
net
sales
year
were
'W
the
under
pose
59
to
rate,
be
the
under
J-.,
filed
*•
Bache
record
of
date,
supplied
name
&
Co.
Guys
.r.
From
of
Harri-^
and' /
store,
and
*
the
price
operating""a 'chain
"Two
'
con¬
heads
subscription
by amendment.
are
l
registra¬
It is proposed to offer such
stockholders at the rate of
recently acquired Savannah, Georgia
producing artd merchandising nationally, in its own stores
wnpiesale- level,
.an:,.extensive ' lirte -of electric household
a
$5,500,000
held,
company
the
N.
covering
■i.
-*"-
..y ■
•- i
-Vt*.
•
■.
-j
*
-
■
>_•
•*-.
•
''
.
at
the
-appliances V;
jL„,ri.
,
,
'
•.*
-V."
I
Y
<*
•*- •*"-
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•»
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(2712)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
1961
Monday, December 18,
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
75,000
Bond
Bloomfield
Offering—Leroy, Stevens,
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
Dec. 19 for the
on
of
$890,000
hospital
1, 1961. Due on
bonds. Dated Feb.
Feb.
from
1
isve.
1964
Callable.
to
inclu-
1986
Interest
F-A.
Le¬
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley,
Arant,
All
&
Rose,
of
Birmingham.
Southside
Waterworks
Alabama
as
4%s, at
Finance
price of
a
vig',
County
sealed
par.
ARIZONA
Jan.
9
000
school
bonds.
$7,500,000 va¬
city improvement bonds of¬
fered
on
clusive.
Bond
194,
v.
Trust
Southwest
Co.,.; Kenoweif,
MacArthur
& T tlo V^.R^uscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc., Painter/Eisen,
Waeckerle,
Adams
&
Purcell,
Inc.,
McDonald
&
Nongard,
Co.,
Showers & Murray, Weil, Roth &
County High School
No. 4, Ariz.
-
District
Bond
receive
sealed
June
on
inclusive.
bids
until
11
(J-D)
payable
at
office.
1968
1965 to
from
1
Principal
Treasurer's
interest
and
the
County
Legality ap¬
by
Gust,
Rosenfeld
Divelbess, of Phoenix.
&
proved
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
offered
(PST)
a.m.
B
11—v.
on
Dec.
on
Dated
19
for
1961,
Jan.
Jan. 15 from
inclusive.
Blake
15,
1963 to
Principal and in¬
Valley
Joint
District,
Union
Alameda
High
County,
B
as
15,000
&
.
a
3.73%,
.33/4s.~
Dec.
5
awarded
&
Due
net
as
interest
follows:
on
Jan.
15
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
aN3^s.
from
on
Co., and
Co., jointly, at a
A00.005,
about
from
offered
Staats
R.
Witter
of
$105,000 school,
2385—were
p.
William
$15,006
•'
bonds
194,
of
the
syndi¬
&
Co., and C.
N.
Sale—The
1967 to
Due
on
Jan.
1969 inclusive.
$1,200,000
re¬
awarded
by
& S.
the
cost
Bank
3.96%,
5s.
as.
1963
Due
4Y4S.
as
from
190,000
1970
July
1977
4s.
as
1978
Due
to
were
as
of
July
Services
Sale
district
bonds offered
2600
of
The
—
■+—
were
No.
Dec.
on
1
sewer
awarded
America
N.
T.
S.
&
series
5—v.
of
p.
194,
v.
to
a
on
of
$310,1959, series C
Feb.
1962.
1,
Due
-
2385—were
the
12—
awarded
of
composed
group
Halsey,
Stuart
& Co., Inc., B. J. Van In& Co., R. S. Dickinson & Co.,
Inc., and Leedy, Wheeler & Alle¬
Inc.,
man,
at
price
a
of
100.006,
net interest cost of about
a
3.58%,
follows:
as
$365,000
4s.
as
725,000
to
1970
1979
1
inclusive.
Due
on
1978
to
Due
inclusive.'
Sale—The
—v.
Y>...Y:;
Santa
Clara
District,
Santa
High
Clara
School \
County
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
Dec.
for
18
school
(PST)
purchase of
the
$165,000
Mr.
to
C.
C.
a
price
Sale
The
—
bonds. offered
194,
$2,140,000
Due
from
1986 inclusive.
Valley
2601—were
p.
Elementary
Solano County,
District,
received
on
Dec.
until
United
by i the
-
California
Bank, Los An geles,"and White; Weld &i Co., at'
price of 100.0653, a net interest
19
for
$240,000 school
1963
to
1987
(PST)
a.m.
the
of
cost
price
syndi¬
about
$236,000
purchase
bonds.
Due
476,000
357,000
Other
Dec.
on
—were
awarded
composed
of
to
The
194, p. 2491
a
syndicate
First
of about
were
&
.
ceive
sealed
Manager,
bids
"until
Dated
Nov.
1, I960!
Due
School District No. 46, III.
Offering—Willard Beebe,
.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
til
6:30
un¬
(CST) on Dec. 20
for the purchase of $965,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
p;m.
1961. Due
1972
on
Dec.
inclusive.
terest
from 1963 to
1
Principal and
in¬
(J-D)
payable at any bank
or
trust company
designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
b;^ ^apn^^
of
Chicago.
INDIANA
.v.)Ci
V\\j
•'w;<>(!...
\
,
Eagle
Creek Townships, Ind.
Bond Offering—John S. Amey,
Township
Trustee, will receive
sealed
bids until 2
(CST)
p.m.
on
Dec. 27 for the purchase of $96,000
school
aid
Dec.
and
building
bonds.
1,
July
on
Fort
Bond
Branch, Ind.
Offering
Lawrence W.
—
BieL
Town; Clerk,; will receive
sealed .bids until 1.0 a.m.
(CST)
on
Dec. 27 for" the "purchase ?of
$65,000 waterworks refunding and
improvement revenue bonds.
Dated Dec.
able
1963
1, 1961.
Due
on
Jan. 1
inclusive.
1982
to
Call¬
of Jan.
as
1, 1963. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
interest
Farmers;. &
in
1
inclusive.
approved
Merchants
National
Branch.
Legality
Fort
by Ross, McCord, Ice &
the
of
North
Judson, Ind.
>
Bond
syndi¬
Shear on,
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
&
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Miller, of Indianapolis. ;,Y>.
1981
follows:
and
1,
from
Bank,
Co., Hornblower
Ceorge K. Baum
& Co.
Offering
Knachel,
will
1
Town
receive
Verdayne K.
—
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
bids
until
(CST) on Dec. 28 for the
purchase of $380,000 sewage works
revenue bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
p.m.
Due
on
April 1 from 1964 to 1996
inclusive.
Callable
as
of
Oct.
1,
1973. Principal and
payable
Deary, Ida.
Bond
Offering—-Marlene
Village
man,
sealed
Clerk,
bids until
will
8 p.m.
water-sewer
1,
(PST)
1963
to
Due
1986
Dated
April
on
on
at
Bank- of
North
1
inclusive. Call¬
the
interest (A-O)
American
State
Judson.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
$75,000
bonds.
revenue
1961,
Car¬
receive
Dec. 27 for the purchase of
able
t,
South Bend, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $1,100,000
tary
7—v.
sewer
194,
bonds offered
p.
of April 1, 1971.
on
sani¬
Dec.
2386—were awarded
Brothers & Hutzler,
Principal to Salomon
(A-O) .payable at any. and Brown Bros. Harriman .& Co.,.
bank or trust company designated
jointly, ;as 25/ss, at a price ;of,
by the successful- bidder. Legality 100.281, a basis of about 2.56%..
as
and interest
j
Offerin g—James
City
1
Julv
on
Due
to
as
Weeks,
April
FLORIDA
Stewart,
July
on
Due
members
Boston
3.24%.
on
p.
Bond
and
1978.
1979
Schwabacher
$2,334,000 bonds
7—v.
Due
3V2S.
as
from
1
inclusive.
1976 inclusive.
3.40s.
and
July
on
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas City,
First National Bank in St. Louis,
Wethersfield, Conn.
194,
v.
—
Kane, Cook and Du Page Counties
from
1972
1973 to
as
July 1,
011
Due
to
3V4S.
as
1977
cate
inclusive.
1966
from
from
3s.
as
Hammill &
offered
follows:
as
Due
1965.
and
833,000
of
CONNECTICUT
Bond Sale—The
3.31%,
4n4s.
as
1964
238,000
11
offered
2492 — were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of White, Weld & Co., Dean Wit¬
ter & Co., William Blair & Co.,
Julien Collins & Co., and Allan
Blair &; Co., at a price of 100.0033.
awarded
syndicate; headed
a
from
Union
11
Dec. ^12
on
a.m.
bonds.
Dec.
series
facilities,
bonds
revenue
Dated
Bond
to
Union
education
1961. Due semi¬
annually
July 1, 1962 to
IDAHO
July 1, 1971 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Bannock County Class A School
District No. 25 (P. O. Pocatello),' Lowell National Bank, in Lowell.
Legality approved by Ross, McIdaho
office.;;
.
awarded
were
(P. O. Normal), III.
$1,375,000 phys¬
proved
1
June 1
on
1982
to
June
'
i-
Normal University
incluisve.
3.60s.
as
from
June
on
1969
3!/2s.
as
from
510,000
Due
1963
from
school
A.
100.063.
ef
Dec.
on
2491—were
Moore, of Panama City, at
will
2
R.
re¬
p.m;
on
.
approved by Burcham..& Blair, of
Spokane.
£
'
IOWAC
.
>
r
.V"
Y
ILLINOIS
Riceville
Nov.
syndicate headed by- 1,
1991;. Principal
and - interest
of
America, N. T. & payable at the Chae Manhattan
members
offered
p.
'.J
"
■
,
State
Bond Sale—The
reve¬
gen
a
a
of Education
of par.
Los
$509,000 schooL (EST) on Dec. 20 for the
purchase
on
of $1,500,000 bridge revenue bonds;
A.,.of San-Franciscopat
Other
bonds
nue
bonds-offered
194,
awarded to;
Bank
D
.
Board
O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Bond Sale—The $1,600,000 Polk
(P.
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Bond
1959,
Florida "State
in
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
election
Clearwater, Fla.
San Diego County, Calif.
194, p. 2491
Leedy, Wheel¬
Alleman, Inc.
from
Mesa-Spring Valley School Dist.,
Dec.
9
the
Dated
The
to
bonds
Dec. 11—v.
receive
will
office
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1987 inclu¬
basis
La
the
until
for
San Francisco,,
Bond Sale—The
his
at
194,
of
^
&
$450,000
revenue
on
ap¬
Corp.;
Harris Trust
&
Savings
Bank, of Chicago; White, Weld &
Co.;
Wood,
Struthers
&
Co.;
Cooley & Co., and Rand & Co., as
3.40s, at a price of 101.5199, a
im¬
11—v.
sewer
awarded to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Dist.,
$55,000
and
—were
sive.
be
Riverside County, Calif:
p.
9
school
bonds.
on
syndi¬
White & Co.
Bond
000
Clerk,
bids
2.70%.
Illinois
1
time
County
194, p. 2492—were awarded to
Kidder, Peabody & Co., as 2%s,
at a price of 100.075, a basis of
1961
The
—
6—
Dec.
on
v.
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
1
follows: Dean Witter
Community
Offering
school
$55,000
offered
bonds
ical
County
California
inclusive.
the
Feb.
on
Ellyn), III. *
Sale—The
Bond
site
Delray Beach, Fla.
Bond
Additional
School
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner & Smith
Inc., E. F. Hutton &
Co., Inc., Shearson, Hammill &
Co., Stone & Youngberg, J. B.
Hanauer & Co., Channer Newman
Securities Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Kalman & Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Lawson, Lew,
Williams
&
Stern,
and
C.
N.
Jurupa
interest
Glen
inclusive.
Due
1986
to
1980
Interest J-D.
Community Consolidated
No. 89 (P. O.
'
Page
•
1983
bonds.
to
1962
from
1
School District
1
in¬
1986
Du
about
Feb.
on
1982
to
1
Leon County, series E state school
revenue bonds offered at the same
Vaca
1
inclusive.
on
1987
members
Due
School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
1962 to
1
July
on
Due
37/ss.
as
from
inclusive.
Due
to
school
Legality
be received until 10:30
1,
July
on
fol¬
as
Rowland
7
1
&
S.
15
1973
to
1974
640,000
Due
3%s.
as
from
cate
31/os.
1976
from
cisco.
$935,000
as
for
18
the
at
3.70s.
as
450,000
er
Dec.
inclusive.
com¬
a
July
on
3.87%,
County, 'series C state school
California
inclusive.
Due
group
as 3.40s.
Due on Feb.
1962 to 1975 inclusive.
280,000
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
interest
on
1968
to
to
and
office.
follows:
as
a
about
of
from
of
un¬
1961;
1,
1962
America
of
100.024,-a net
of about
$180,000
syndicate
a
A., of San Francisco, at
price of
a
to
Oct.
payable
Treasurer's
Dec.
$50,000
Principal
Angeles,
Co.
creation and park, series A bonds
offered on Dec. 12—v. 194, p. 2491
N. T.
5
awarded
Reading,
on
of
from
1
clusive.
Jan.
Bank
California
Bond Sale—The
cost
of
>
cost
$270,000
Deposit Bank,
in
(PST)
Dated
Oct.
on
1,
Cordova Recreation and Park Dist.,
Sacramento County, Calif.
provement
Amador
Dean
Dec.
vig,
headed
Dec.
on
School District,
County, Calif.
office
p.m.
sealed
D.
—were
school,
Union
his
bonds.
&
Bond
offered
Safe
purchase
&
Co.; I. L.
Co., Inc.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Hannaford & Talbot;
cisco.
price
1
inclusive.
on
2
MacArthur
ower,
194,
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
to
Dec.
on
Savings Bank, Chicago; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; Stone &
Youngberg; Kalman & Co.; Ken-
155.000
terest (J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
series
1985
Due
members
from
$1,050,000
of
bonds.
Due
—v.
Due
til
to
building
municipal
on
of
water
Offering—A. Ray Taylor,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
the
1969.
County Flood Control and
purchase
School
1
cate werb aS'follows: Harris Trust
35,000
Bond
Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland, un¬
1992
Dec.
on
inclusive.
12—v.,194, p. 2491
offered
2385—were
p.
Chasta
bids at
Dec.
Goodbody & Co., J. C.
Bradford & Co., and Phelps Co.,
at a price of 98.149, a net inter¬
Angeles,
Stockton, as 43, at a price
100.046, a basis of about 3.99%.
(A-O)
from
Water Conservation District, Calif.
1962.
1
&
Other
series
Dec.
on
1982
to
Is.
as
Other
Brooks
bonds
Union
Pacheco
fA,J986.
CALIFORNIA
Alameda
10
1983
150,000
$106,000 school
Dec.
on
B
194,
1,
inclusive.
Due
to
3.90s.
as
from
2385 —- were awarded to The
Valley National aBnk of Phoenix.
til
1
Dec.
on
1975
to
1976
450,000
p.
the
Due
3%s.
as
from
County School District No.
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
43
Dec.
on
3V&s.'- Due
1973
White &
B. Hanna,
Supervisors,
(MST) on Jan. 15 for the
purchase of $100,000 school im¬
provement project 1961-A, series
No. 1 bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
Pinal
4V4S.
as
990,000
''
Los
of
Bond
from
a.iVi.
Due
Due
Offering—Elsa
Clerk of the Board of
will
5s.
posed
p.
Sale—The $75,000
The
Fred
Irving Co., Wagenseller & Durst,
Inc., and Kalman & Co.
Pima
3.72%,
series
to
awarded
on
County, Calif.
—v.
on
Co., jointly,
price of 101.543, a
3.34%.
a
about
of
Bond
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
as
420,000
National
Bank, Phoenix, J. C. Bradford &
Co., First National Bank, Dallas,
Estabrook
&
Co., City National
Bank & Trust. .Co.,. Kansas City,
about
hos¬
offered
Murray SchoolDistrict, Alameda
Bank
1972.
Other members of the syndicate
Valley
the
offered
bonds
revenue
lows:
in
as
from
&
basis
improvement
H. Moulton &
3V2s, at
as
Due
—were
2600 — were
Security - First
Bank
to
awarded
by
of
and R.
Dec. 11—
on
T. & S. A., of San
price of 100.0002, a
a
cost
bonds
194,
v.
—
National
Calif.
$3,270,000
ital
000
$1,000,000 cap¬
Angeles), Calif.
Sale—The $3,781,000
facilities
awarded to The
follows:
as
100.038.
,
N.
Los
County
2600—were
interest
Angeles County (P. O.
Bond
pital
Bond
est
Los
Dec. 12
Sal e—The
p.
C. N. White & Co.
.
Coral Gables, Fla.
Sa^e—The
&
Pierce,
Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Stone & Youngberg; Lawson,
Levy,
Williams
&
Stern;
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., and
interest
County,
Weeden
&
Co.; Merrill
Fenner & Smith
the
syndicate headed
net
Bank,
Chicago,
Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York, and
the First Boston Corp., at a price
follows:
in¬
1984
follows:
and
school bonds offered
Savings
as
to
at
Clara
140,000
the
on
Campbell Union High School Dist.,
Harris
by
1963
payable
$1,120,000
headed
First
from
Santa
Witter
1960, series B
1, 1962. Due
Feb.
Principal
Dec. 12—v. 194, p. 2491—
awarded
to
a
syndicate
were
election
1
Los
in
as
Dean
Lynch,
Los
(PST)
were
Co.;
receive
office
a.m.
cate
purchase of $110,-
Dated
Feb.
on
9
the
Francisco, at
Sale—The
rious
of
for
will
his
at
until
of America
Phoenix, Ariz.
were
District,
Clerk,
bids
Angeles,
a
Bond
15
inclusive.
Treasurer's office.
$120,000
Home
School
Jan.
on
1983
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
waterworks system revenue bonds
offered on Dec. 1 was sold to the
and
Due
to
Angeles County,, Calif..,,
v
(F-A)
Board,
■"*.
\
Bond Sale—An issue of
Housing
Agency,
1970
Ala.
President of the County Commis¬
sion, will receive sealed bids until
10
3%s.
as
from
Mobile,
Bank, in New York City.Legality
approved bv Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of N. Y. City.
k
Arlington Heights, Jit,"
7,
Bond
Village
sealed
Dec.
Offering—L.
Manager,
A.
will
bids until 8 p.m.
Hanson,
rdcei've
(CST)
13 for the purchase of
Community School
Districtr Iowa
;•
p.
Bond
on
$350,-
Offermg r-rr< Gr C.* Noble,.
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will 'receive sealed 'bids uritil
2 p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 16 for the
purchase of $725,000 school build-
•
Volume
194
Number
6117
\
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2713)
ing
bonds. -'Dated
Due
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1
Feb.'1,
1962.
1965
1982
from
Callable
to
of
as
Caldwell
Feb.
1,
1977. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the District Treasurer's
Offering—T. fx, Johnston,
pany,
school
a.m.
building bonds
building
Dec.
6—v.
awarded
to
Charles
group
Hinsch
A.
of
&
par,
$66,000
4s.
as
1962
96,000
63,000
Due
1970
Due
of
Due
on
Dec.
.
Due
24 for
March
on
1982 inclusive.
March
East
inclusive.
1978 to 1981
Jan.
on
1,
1972.
Baton
Rouge Parish, Greater
Rouge Consolidated Sewer¬
District (P. O. Baton Rouge),
1
age
Bond
City
Clerk,
bids
until
for
18
4
the
school
building
from
Dec.
$76,000
on
of
bonds.
cate
Due on June
Legality
1966.
Inter¬
by
approved
Joseph R. Rubin, of Louisville.
Graves
Bond
County, Ky.
Offering—R.
Barrow,
from ,19621 to
1981
inclusive.
designated by the successful
bidder.^
Co.
Legality
approvedby
Skaggs,:Hays & Fahey, of Louis¬
ville.
•
/
-vY;/
y
.
' ;
";*v-
.
works
$1,035,000
system
8—v.
postponed.
property
sion
and
voting
buildings
27—v.
on
of
194,
to
Corp.,
4%s, at
state
for
the
$275,000 water and
bonds.
on
Dated
Callable
Interest
Nov.
Town
20
p.
2165—were
meyer
fered
to
y.
S
a
the
Jan.
of
receive
First
Na¬
to
1960
bonds.
Due on Jan.
15, 1962.
1963
time
of
194,
at
Boston.
Legality approved by
Storey, T h o r n d i k e, Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
.
&
Bond
of¬
project
Sale—The $995,000 school
of
act
offered
on
—were
awarded
James
Bridge and
Ferry Authority, La.
Bond
Offering—Spencer
B.
Lake, Chairman of the Bridge
to
a
group
com¬
Goldman, Sachs & Co., and Horn& Weeks, as 3.40s, at a
price of 100.064, a basis of about
bonds.
Dated
in¬
awarded
Home
and
3V2S, at
to
Housing
Agency, as
Finance
price of
a
the
Bentley Community School District,
Michigan
Offerin g—Gerald
Bond
K.
Felger, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 27 for
purchase of $305,000 school
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Due
July 1
from
1963
Callable
July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at any bank or
trust
designated
company
cessful
bidder.
the
by
suc¬
Legality approved
Bond
bonds
Sale
offered
—
on
The
Dec.
Sale—The
Dec.
$520,000 bonds
4—v.
to
awarded
—were
194,
2277
p.
syndicate
First of Michigan
the
by
a
Corporation.
cate
members
were
Bosworth
&
the
of
syndi¬
follows:
as
Inc.,
and
Co., Inc.
$1,500,000
194,
awarded to The
American Securities Corp...
*
p.
Nov.
■
2492
Bond
rence
—
were
Lawrence, Mass.
$200,000 Law¬
Sale—The
remodeling
loan
of
1961
&
Co.,
Harris
&
special
a
$33,000
bonds
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Dated
Sept.
1,
from
Due
1961.
1962
terest
were
sold
offered
to
13
Sept.
inclusive.
1971
to
on
1
In¬
M-S.
Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
Flint, Mich.
Offering—Lester
Bond
interest
receive
sealed
the
on
Jan.
1965
180,000
300,000
1984
Feb.
Interest A-O.
,
.
Fraser, Mich.
Bond
p.
Sale—The
offered
bonds
$125,000 water
7—v. 194,
Dec.
on
2386—were awarded to McDon¬
Harrison
Township, Mich.
Offering—Richard
W.
(EST)
on
bids
sealed
of
June
1
special
water
districts
bonds.
8
Dated Jan. 1,
from
47
Nos.
1962
and
1962. Due
to
1966
of June
Due
on
1991
to
Callable
as
June
Sale—The $325,000 hospi¬
bonds offered on Dec. 6
194,
2386—were
p.
Bond Offering—Thomas
Dougall,
of
Secretary
of
C. Mc-
the
Board
Education, will receive sealed
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
bids
for
20
Due
cost
awarded
the
purchase
of
Dated
June
about
of
4.05%,
$50,000
as
3.20s.
Due
45,000
as
3V2S.
Due
on
as
on
Jan.
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
1
Jan.
1
from 1969 to 1972 inclusive.
55,000
3.90s.1 Due
as
from
1973
to
4s.
as
Jan.
on
1
1976 inclusive.
Due
4;
Jan.
on
1
from 1977 to 1982 inclusive.
4.10s.
as
from
$500,000
1, 1961.
Dec.
1963
from
1983
Due
Jan.
on
1
to 1986 inclusive.
Plainview, Minn.
1
Bond
Offering
Eugene Ferk,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
28
for
the
street
purchase
of
$200,000
4, series
improvement No,
A bonds.
on
—
Dated Jan. 1
Jan;
1
from
1963
clusive. Callable
1962.
to
Due
1982
in¬
of Jan.
as
1, 1972.
(J-J) pay¬
Principal and interest
able at any bank or trust
com¬
1987
pany designated by tfte successful
Callable-;as- of 1 June 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dickinson,
Wright,
McKean
&
Cudlip, of Detroit.
;
bidder. Legality approved by How¬
on
1
to
inclusive.
1972.
Southgate, Mich.
Bond Offering—Victor B. Stech-
schulte,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until
8
p.m.
(EST)
on
Dec.
20 for the purchase of
$35,000 1961 sidewalk special as¬
improvement
Dated
March
1
Nov.
No.
Spring Valley Independent School
District
Bond
Sale
No.
237, Minn.
The
—
1962
2
school
building,
on
—were
awarded to
tional
$350,000 1962
Bank
of
A
series
Dec. 11—v.
bonds
194,
The
p.
St; Paul,
'
_
Bond
tal
Na¬
and As¬
sociates.
Waconia,
2493
First
Minn.
Sale—The $300,000 hospi¬
offered on Dec. 5—v.
bonds
Due
to
194,
1964
1961.
1,
from
ard.., PetersqH,- LeFevere, Lefler
Heartzen, of Minneapolis.
&
offered
Juran &
Moody, Inc.
Willmar
Independent School Dist.
2277—were
p.
awarded
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
(M-S)
bidder.
successful
Legality ap¬
proved by Dickinson, Wright, Mc¬
Kean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
Wayne County, Livonia Drain
No. 3,
Bond
rick,
No.
Bond
$200,000 school
building bonds offered on Dec. 7
194,
—v.
to
Chairman of the Drainage
will receive sealed bids
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
Dec. 21
on
from
1
1963
to
inclusive.
1972
Principal and interest (M-N)
able
at
ful
bank
any
trust
or
com¬
bidder.
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit..
MINNESOTA
Chisago County, Minn.
Bond Offerin g—Thelma A.
Johnson, County Auditor, will
ceive
sealed
(CST)
of
on
bids
until
2
re¬
p.m.
Jan. 10 for the purchase
$400,000
state
aid
1962
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
at
and
any
interest
bank
(J-J)
trust
or
payable
issue
of
$81,000
61
Dec.
was
on
posed of The First National Bank,
of
Minneapolis,
First
National
4
sold to
a
inter¬
follows:
as
50,000
30,000
1968 to
40,000
3.30s.
as
from
1973
to
3.60s.
as
from
30,000
2.90s.
as
from
1976 to
3.70s.
as
Due
on
Feb.
l
1
1972 inclusive.
Due
on
Feb.
1
1975 inclusive.
Due
on
Feb.
1
1979 inclusive.
Due
on
Feb.
1
from 1980 to 1982 inclusive.
Worthington, Minn.
Offering—G.S.Thompson,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 9
for
the
purchase
of
$900,000
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on
Bond
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1987 inclusive.
Callable
of Jan. 1, 1977. Prin¬
interest (J-J) payable
any
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
cipal
as
and
at
MISSISSIPPI
Alcorn County
District
Third Supervisors
(P. O. Rienzi), Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
utility
bonds
par, a net
3.49%,
$225,000
industrial plant bonds was sold to
The
First
National
Bank
of
Little Falls, Minn.
Sale—An
price of
a
company
horst, of Minneapolis.
Bond
National
Minneapolis, and Associ¬
as 21/2S.
Due on Feb.
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
pay¬
designated by the success¬
Legality approved by
pany
awarded
$50,000
of
$160,000
drainage special assessment bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1961.
Due on May
2493—were
Northwestern
est cost of about
Board,
the
p.
The
ates, at
Drainage Dist., Mich.
Offering—Henry V. Her-
347, Minn.
Sale—The
Bank of
water
inclu¬
1,
Hospital
a
80,000
inclusive.
offered
group
Memphis.
on
com¬
1963., Bank, of St. Paul, and American
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ National Bank, of Little Falls.
sive.
Community
District, Minn.
group
composed of Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, the AllisonWilliams Co.,
and MannheimerEgan, Inc., at a price of par, a net
June/1
re¬
assess¬
"
inclusive.
Plainfield Township Fourth Class
School District No. 9, Mich.
p.m.
Dec. 26 for the purchase
$38,000
ment
until
to
inclusive.
on
1986
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Marquart & Wind¬
ald-Moore & Co.
from
Callable
Lake
1962
1
Due
to
1987
June
on
1983
41/ss.
as
from
Due
to
4s.
as
from.
8
$6,950,000
1, 1962.
April 1 from 1963 to 1991
inclusive.
41/8S.
as
from
Pingel,
will
until
of
Dated
bonds.
sewer
bids
purchase
Paul.
95,000
$320,000
Deputy Director of Finance,
for
St.
Co., and Martin &
price of 100.0003, a net
cost of about 4.09%, as
until 10:30
assessment
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1
bank
follows:
for
issue of
Sale—An
of
Dated
Jan.
or trust
company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Securities
Co., at
Co.,
Stranahan,
bonds.
on
1, 1967. Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at
any
interest
composed of GoodThe Channer New¬
group
man
Braun,
Inc.; Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.;
McDonaldMoore & Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co.,
ceive
12—v.
a
on
Munroe, Township Clerk, will
Fall River, Mass.
to
body
bonds.
on
1972
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
follows:
sessment
Bond
11
the
Jan.
interest
Cudlip, of Detroit.
offered
to
of
building bonds offered on Dec. 11
194, p. 2493—were awarded
by Dickinson, Wright, McKean &
Center Line, Mich.
1963
as
tal
—v..
of
1972.
for
drainage
1, 1962. Due
Jan.
—v.
;
.
until
27
$55,000
Bond
by
Legality
in¬
1987
to
as
bids
Dec.
on
payable at any bank
school bonds.
par.
Offering—Levi G. John¬
County Auditor, will receive
son,
sealed
$800,000 school
National
Bank,
of
Legality
approved
by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Bond
a.m.
1, 1961.
Due on Nov. T* 2001.". Legality ap¬
proved -• by
Caldwell,.b: Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City..,; •
u."* •.*: •
Due
1982
Marshall County, Minn.
Bond
Moose
in¬
and
Lamphere School District No. 4,
Michigan
.
Boston.
—were
(J-J)
Principal
company designated
successful
bidder.-
the
Merchants
3.39%.
(CST) on
Jan. .15 for the purchase of $30,750,000
bridge
revenue,
series
1961
1962.
to
blower
Ferry Authority, will receive
sealed bids until 11
15,
1963
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the New England
1948
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
and
Jan.
1977.
Bond Sale—The
a.m. (EST) on
purchase of $500,loan
act
of
1961
from
15
1,
approved1 by Dickinson, Wright,
McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
Com¬
clusive.
bonds
Dec. 13—v. 194, p. 2601
loan,
were
Ascension-St.
Dated
Jan.
Due
Burlington, Mass.
$55,000
bonds
sewerage
inclusive.
1982
(J-J) pay¬
The First National Bank,
awarded to Arnold & Derbes, Inc.
same
will
The
act
loan
from
able
Kohl-
:
1 e—The
improvement
at
5—v.
awarded
& Co.
Additional
public
Dec.
Dec, 19 for the
Principal and interest
$65,000 water¬
utility revenue
on
c/o
Wells,
Bank, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
11 a.m. (EST) on Dec.
for the purchase of $260,000
Dated
Sale—The
gas
7
8
trust
or
Boston.
sealed bids utnil 11
on
National
the
terest
Principal
payable at the
& Trust
until
for
July
inclusive,
(J-D)
Offering—Gladys S. Paro,
Treasurer,
will
receive
Town
000
First
Clemens.
p.m.
(EST) on Dec.
purchase of $400,000
school, series 2 bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1961. Due on July 1 from 1963
to 1990 inclusive.
Callable as of
from
1
Coldwater, Mich.
ton, until
Arnaudville, La.
and
Bond
<
Bond
tional
1, 1970.
M-N.
offered
$120,000
15, 1962.
Treasurer,
bids
15
bonds
of
Feb.
sealed
LOUISIANA
works
Dec.
Williamstown, Mass.
Ayer, Mass.
sewer
Bond
Police
bids
28
the
Legality ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
<
Other
Bond Offering—Leslie C.
of
sewer revenue
of
of
MASSACHUSETTS
Nov.
as
1982
Wall,
L.
Parish
purchase
Dated
Sim¬
1, 1960. Due
May 1 from 1978 to 1995 inclu¬
sive.
the
of
the
bonds.
purchase
to
Jury, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 10:30 a.m.
(CST) on Jan. 16
mons,
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
19
1963
Offering—Alon
Secretary
for
Dec.
for
19
on
Street Bank
pany,
and
Louisiana
Bond
on
Scottsville, Ky.
on
from
1
1, 1962.
Tangipahoa Parish Road Districts,
price
Offering—Billy
State
headed
par.
Bond
Feb.
Principal
mort¬
a
Parish
interest
(F-A) payable at the Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
2276—were
Shoup Voting
as
of
Dated
Feb.
on
inclusive.
p.
The
the
W.
Board, will receive sealed
Due
re-
offered
1981
clusive.
Secretary
school bonds.
commis¬
first
bonds
revenue
Nov.
Machine
$670. J00
machine
gage
awarded
1, La.
Offering—William
School
Kentucky (State of)
Sale—The
District
bids antil 7 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 20
for
the
purchase
of
$4,000,000
future.
near
School
Ward,
2492—has been
p.
The bonds will be
offered in the
Bond
Parish
No.
water¬
bonds
revenue
194,
&
'-Vyy
■
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
of
to
on
Valley Water District,
City, Ky.
posed .sale
&
State
the
Ouachita
Cave
Dec.
Leary
Bond
Green River
Scharff
Co., Glas & Co., Arnold & Derbes,
Crane- Investment
Co., Rapides
Bank & Trust Co., of Alexandria,
Dane & Co., Weil Investment Co.,
Wheeler & Woolfolk, Inc., Dorsey
& Co., Inc., and Steiner, Rouse &
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at any bank or trust com¬
pany
follows:
as
Co., Howard,
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.,
Ducournau & Kees, Nusloch, Baudean & Smith, Schweickhardt &
B.
Huie,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Dec.
19 for the purchase of $235,000
school
building revenue bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
Due on Dec.
1
were
the
Jones, Inc., Equitable Securities
MICHIGAN
Corp., John Nuveen & Co., New¬
man, Brown & Co., Inc., Merrill
Adrian College, Adrian, Mich.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Bond
Sale—The $300,000
dor¬
Inc., Hibernia National Bank in mitory revenue, series 1961 bonds
New Orleans, TIattier & Sanford, offered on Dec. 5—v.
194, p. 2386
inclusive.
1977
of Dec. 1,
as
J-D.
to
194, p. 1999—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at a price of 100.01.
Other members of the
syndi¬
v.
sealed
revenue
1961.
1,
1963
Callable
est
(CST)
p.m.;
Sale—The $7,000,000 sew¬
1962 bonds offered on Dec. 12—
er
Smith,
receive
purchase
Dated Dec.
1
will
1962
bonds.
Louisiana
Bond
Fulton, Ky.
Offering—Martha
Dec.
Due
and interest
M-S.
Interest
c/o
Trust
on
1, 1961.
as
Baton
inclusive.
(EST)
Dec.
from
1
Callable
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of- New Orleans.
1
Dec.
on
1962.
1964 to
Dec. 1 from
on
1977
to
4V2S.
as
from
1,
as
inclusive.
4V4S.
as
from
<•
1969
to
(CST)
a.m.
bids
&
purchase of $2,000,000 school proj¬
ect loan, act of 1948 bonds. Dated
purchase of $550,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated March
net interest
follows:
a
of about 4.32%
cost
10
Bank
p.m.
the
Mount
Bond Offerin
g—Murray W.
Lemmen, Secretary of the Board
of
Education, will receive sealed
g—Harry I.
Treasurer, will
Company,
Municipal
Department,
111
Franklin Street, Boston, until
1
Chapman
at
Bank,
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
in
Com¬
Offerin
Town
sealed
Street
office.
the
Co.,
Woody
price
&
Co., Inc.;
Inc., and
Heimerdinger,
Reusch,'&
Walter,
til
receive
Parish
the
Meng,
Jr., Secretary of the Parish Police
Jury, will receive sealed bids un¬
194, p. 2492—were
composed of
a
able
194,
The
to
Trust
Kearsley Community School Dist.,
Michigan
Granger,
interest
and
at
&
of
Bond
in¬
Concordia Parish, La.
Bond Offering—H. H.
offered
7—v.
awarded
Bank
Weymouth, Mass.
Due
1982
Treasurer's
approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
bonds
revenue
Board
1962.
to
Legality
County, Sandy Hook,. Ky.
Sale—The $225,000 school
Bond
payable
School
KENTUCKY
Elliott
1,
1963
Principal
(F-A)
Corp.
Feb.
from
1
clusive.
sold to
was
Dated
Feb.
on
Street
Boston, as 3.10s, at a
price of 100.199, a basis of about
(CST) on Jan. 22 for
the purchase of $1,975,000 school
The Columbian Securities
Dec.
on
3.06%.
bonds.
a
offered
2493—were
p.
until 9
Junction City, Kan.
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
at
bonds
Sch.
La.
1,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
KANSAS
Fox,
Consolidated
State
Bond
office.
on
Parish
District No.
61
Bay St. Louis, Miss.
Cyril Glover,
Bond Offering—sJ.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
(CST)
on
Dec. 18 for the
purchase of $300,-
I
62
000
industrial
1, 1962.
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2714)
Due
Dated
bonds.
Feb.
Hardin
interest
City
Com¬
bids
Merchants
Special Improvement Dist.
No.
Feb. 1 from 1963
inclusive.
Principal and
(F-A)
payable at the
1987
on
Bank
Trust
&
of Bay St. Louis. Legality
approved by Charles & Trauerpany,
Bond Offering—Cedric R.
Bond,
receive sealed
p.m. (MST) on Dec.
19 for the purchase of $1,900 im¬
Clerk,
until
Missoula, Mont.
Offerin g—Alice
Bond
Dermal-Miss.'
Bond
will
8
provement bonds.
nicht, of St. Louis.
M.
$30,000
special street improvement bonds
was
sold to Cady & Co., Inc., as
Jaqueth, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
Jan. 24 for the purchase of $1,700-
Dated Oct. 2, 1961.
Due on
Oct. 2 from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Jan.
Sale—An issue
of
5s.
000
sanitary
sewer
bonds.
Dated
Callable as of Jan. 1,
Interest A-O.
Legality ap¬
Legality approved 1967. Interest J-J.
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.; proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Louis.
Marquart & Windhorst, of Min¬
County, County School
District, Miss.
Offering — C. C. Ferrill,
Bond
Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors,
will
receive
a.m.
(CST) on Jan. 2 for the pur¬
of $1,400,000 school bonds.
until
bids
sealed
10
chase
March
Dated
March
1962.
1,
from
1
1, 1962.
neapolis.
Lauderdale
1963
on
1987 inclu¬
to
M-S.
sive." Interest
Due
Legality
—
bonds
offered
Dec.
on
8
194, p. 2277—were awarded
to the Housing and Home Finance
—v.
Agency,
as
3yss, at
price of
a
par.
ap¬
Metuchen.
of
.
.
Monday, December 18, 1961
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
Legality ap¬
Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City..
New
No.
by
York.City.
Sale
Bond
bonds offered
12
Bond
The
—
on
Dec.
Bond
offered
awarded
to
194,
a
2494
syndicate
Manhattan
p.
2494—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate
headed 'by
the Chemical
3.3i%..
Bank
•
,
Other
;
members
cate were
as
of
follows:
the
Other members of the
syndicate
were
as
follows: Kuhn, Loe.b &
Co., Philadelphia National s Bank,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Hayden,
Stone & Co., W. E.° Hutton & Co.,
New York Hanseatie- Corp., City
National Bank & Trust Co., Kan¬
sas City, and Brown Bros. Harri-
y
•.
y;.
School
District,
school bonds offered
000
5
sold
was
Alvis
to
follows: Shelby Cullom
Co., Dolphin & Co., Park,
Ryan, Inc., Rand & Co., Herbert
J. Sims & Co., and Wells & Christensen, Inc.
were
as
Davis &
of
issue
Sale—An
Bond
&
$626,Dec.
on
Co.,
and
Associates.
East
Pontotoc
County, Miss.
Bond
Offering—Thomas " L.
Bon d
Caldwell,'. Chancery Clerk, will
receive sealed bids^imtil 11 a.ip.
(CST) on Dec."18 for the pur¬
chase of $150,000 county improve¬
bonds.
ment
1963
from
Due
to
inclusive.
1973
Lafayette and Johnson Counties,
Concordia Reorganized School
District No. 2, Mo.
Bond Offering—Omar Kuecker,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
8
the
(CST) on Jan; 10 for
purchase of $325,000 school
p.m.
building bonds.
Kirkwood School
R-7 (P. O. Kirkwood),
Missouri
Sale
Bond
school
194,
v.
p.
—
The
offered
bonds
$1,700,000
Dec.
on
6—
2277—were awarded to
syndicate headed
a
the
by
Mer¬
Trust
cantile
Louis, at
interest
Company,
of St.
price of 100.004, a net
a
of
cost
about
3.40%,
as
follows;
$450,000
3s.
as
Due
on
Feb.
1
from 1963 to 1973 inclusive.
175,000
3V4S.
as
Due
Feb.
on
445,000
1977
as
.1981.
Due
3.40s.
as
from
Due
on
1
inclusive.
3V2S.
Feb. 1,
V.
;
....
follows;
as
Feb.
on
1980
to
Other members of the
were
syndicate
Northern
Trust
Co., of Chicago; Stern Brothers &
Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.;
;E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc., and
6 Co.
St.
Stix
Louis, Hazlewood School Dist.
Bond
No. R-l, Mo.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
purchase
bonds.
on
general
Dated
Jan.
1
Jan.
from
improvement
1,
1963
1962.
to
until March 1 for the
of
$1,100,000
school
bonds.
Trustees,
will
a.m.
receive sealed
(MST) on Jan. 8
for the purchase of
$1,297,000 dor¬
mitory and dining hall 1960 rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1960.
Due* oh April T fbom 1963' to 2000
inclusive.
Interest A-O.
Legality
approved by Preston, Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis, of
Seattle.
Bond
revenue
Dec.
awarded
as
1961
to
a
Nuveen
on
were
&
Co.,
Housing Author.,
Jersey
Sale—The
4%s, at
—
price of 100.71.
York
5—v.
Due
1967
a
New
offered
2494
$250,000 project
bonds
194,
John
p.
offered
2494
—
Nuveen
&
on
were
Co.,
price of 100.20.
Woodcliff Lake, N. J.
in¬
'
,
from
Fairleigh Dickinson University,
Rutherford, N. J.
Bond Offering — Peter Samar-
1962 to
1978 inclusive. Prin¬
C
.
to
Salomon
a
Brothers
-
&
,
of 100.3199, a basis of about 3.26%.
;
V
Salina, N.;Y.
■
.
Bond
TOwn
/
•
Offering—Fred
P.
Supervisor, A will
•
Kies,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
Dec. 21 for the purchase of $104,000
public
bonds.
on
improvement
Dated
Jan.
1962
1962.
1,
Due
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1990 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
at
Merchants
the
tional Bank & Trust
Na¬
Company, of
Syracuse.
Legality approved by
Galloway & Dikeman, of
City. •
Sykes,
New York
»
,
Julien Collins &
Co., Commerce
of Kansas City/ Con¬
tinental Bank and Trust Co., of
Salt
Lake
City, Cooley & Co.,
Courts & Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Dempsey-Tegeler & Co./'
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast, A.
Webster Dougherty & Co., Drexel
& Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
curities & Co., Ellis & Co., Equi¬
table Securities Corp., Ernst & Co.,
Fahey, Clark & Co., Fahnestock
Trust
&
Co.,
Co.,
Federation Bank
&. Trust
Co., of New York, First National
Bank
in
Dallas, First National
Bank
of
at the First National Bank of Park
Bank
in
(J-D)
awarded
Dec.
on
2494 —
were
group composed of
p.
Tompkins County (P. O. Ithaca),
New
York
Trust
Co., of New
New York
York, Citizens and Southern Na¬
Bond Sale—The $945,000 public
tional Bank, of Atlanta, City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬ improvement 1961 bonds offered
on
Dec. 7—v. 194^ p. 2494—were
sas
City,
-•
payable
cipal and interest
194,
.
$1,060,000
Memphis, First National
St. Louis, First Security
Utah, N. A., in Salt Lake
awarded
Co.,
to
The
Bankers
Trust
New
of
York, and Adams,
McEntee & Co., Ing,,, jointly,, ,as
2.70s, at a price of 100.059, a b^isis
of about 2.68%.
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j'
NORTH CAROLINA
North Asheboro-Central Falls Sani¬
tary District, Asheboro,
Bond
Offering—W. E.
N. C.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
at
leigh, until 11
19
the
for
water
and
his
office
in
Ra¬
a.m.
(EST)
on
Dec.
purchase
sewer,
of $151,000
series B bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
Ridge. - Legality
approved
by. Bank of
from 1963 to 1989 inclusive. Call¬
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of City, ,y: /
able as of June 1, 1975. Principal
New York City.
y Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. and interest (J-D) payable at The
/
for
the
purchase
of
$900,000
Hibbs & Co., Inc., Fort Worth Na¬ Wachovia Bank & Trust
Co?, in
1960
dormitory revenue, bonds.
NEW MEXICO
tional
Bank, Robert ~ Garrett & Raleigh.
Legality approved by
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
Sons, Glore, Forgan & Co., Gold¬ Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
New Mexico (State of)
from 1963 to 2000 inclusive.
Le¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will man, Sachs & Co., Goodbody • & Carthy, of New York City.
gality approved by Hawkins, DelGranbery, Marache & Co.,
be received until 9 a.m. (MST) on Co.,
afield & Wood, of N. Y. City.
Ramsuer, N. C.¬
Jan. 10 for the purchase of $8,- Green, Ellis & Anderson, Gregory
Bond
Offering—W. E. Easter& Sons, Hallgarten & Co., HanGibhsboro School District, N. J.
152,972 various state municipal,
Bond Sale—The $296,000 school
naford & Talbot, Harkness 8c Hill,:. ling, Secretary of^the. Local Gov¬
school district and state institu¬
ernment Commission, will receive
bonds offered on Dec. 5—v. 194,
Inc., Henry Harris & Sons, Har¬
tional bonds.
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬ sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
p.
2494—were awarded to B. J.
Van Ingen & Co., Inc., and John J.
cago, Hattier & Sanford, Hayden, leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Pec.
NEW YORK
for
the
Miller & Co., Hemphill, Noyes'& 19
prchase of $180,000
Ryan & Co., jointly, as 3%s, at a
price of 100.123, a basis of about Amherst and Tonawanda Central Co., Hess, Grant & Remington, sanitary sewer bonds. Dated June
School District No. 7 (P. O.
Inci, Hirsch & Co., Hornblower & 1, 1961. Due on June 1 from 1964
3.86%
Buffalo), N. Y.
Weeks, E. F. Hutton & Co., The to 1986 inclusive. Callable as of
Haddonfield, N. J.
1970.
Bond Sale—The $975,000 school Illinois Co., Kenower, MacArthur- Dec. 1,
Principal and: in¬
Bond Sale—The $738,000 sewer
1961 bonds offered on Dec. 13— & Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann & terest (J-D) payable at the Man¬
bonds offered on Dec. 12—v. 194,
v.
194, p. 2494—were awarded to Co., Lazard Freres 8c Co., Leben- ufacturers Hanover Trust Co., of
p. 2494—were awarded to a group
&
a
Co.,
Lehman
Legality
ap¬
group
composed
of
Brothers, New York City.
Halsey, thal
composed of The National State
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Wasburn &
Stuart & Co. Inc., Geo. B. Gib¬ Lyons & Shafto, Inc.,
•
Bank, of Newark, Hornblower &
Manufacturers
Hanover
Trust McCarthy, of New York City.
bons & Co., Inc., Bacon, Steven¬
Weeks, and F. R. Cole & Co., tak¬
son
& Co., and Chas. E. Weigold
Co., of New York, Marine Trust
ing $737,000 as 3.30s, at a price
Co. of Western New York, in Buf¬
NORTH DAKOTA
& Co., Inc., as 3.70s, at a price of
of 100.21, a basis of about 3.27%.
falo, Mason-Hagan, Inc., McDon¬
101.129, a basis of about 3.64%.
Grand Forks and Steele Counties,
nell & Co., Inc., Mercantile Na¬
Maple Shade Township, N. J.
Northwood Public School District
Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y.
tional
Bank
at
Bond
Offering—Wm. E. MacDallas,
Merrill
No. 129 (P.O. Grand Forks),
Bond
Sale—The $90,000 storm
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Kinney, Township Clerk, will re¬
sewer 1962 bonds offered on Dec.
North Dakota
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
Inc., Moore, Leonard 8c Lynch,
p.m.
Bond Sale—The $445,000 school
(EST) on Dec. 26 for the pur¬ 7—v. 194, p. 2494—were awarded Moroney, Beissner & Co., F. S.
to The County Trust Co., White
chase
of
Moseley & Co., National Boule¬ building bonds offered on Dec. 5
$58,000 township
im¬
tino, President, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 27
provement
1961. Due
1971
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
1
Dec.
from
1,
1962
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
MONTANA
Burlington County Trust Co., of
Morristown. Legality approved by
Carroll College, Helena, Mont.
& Wood, of
Bond Offering—Rev. Joseph B. Hawkins, Delafield
Oblinger, Secretary of the Board New York City.
of
4.60s, at
West
John
to
p.
Bond Offering—Leonard J. Fal¬
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable at The National ter. Borough Clerk, will receive
Community Bank, in East Pater¬ sealed bids until 8:15 p.m. (EST)
son.
Legality approved by Reed, on Dec. 27 for the purchase of
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of $86,000 civic improvement bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
New York City.
to
bids until 10
as
bonds
194,
v.
—
v.
—
The
—
bonds offered
4
1
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
630,000
$85,000
,
Co.,
,
'
.
St. Louis County,
District
of
5
awarded
S.
Borough
sealed
Dec.
New
Clerk, will re¬
bids
until
8
p.m.
(ES1?) oivDec. 21 for the purchase
ceive
clusive.
MISSOURI
til
Gemza*
Paterson, N. J.
Offering — Michael
1962
revenue
12
:
.
Magnolia, Miss.
Sale
school 1961
syndi¬
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., A.
Allyn & Co., American Secu¬
Atlantic County (P. O. Atlantic
rities Corp., Auchincloss, Parker
& Redpath, Bache & Co., Robert
Montgomery County, County School
City), N. J.
W. Baird & Co., Inc., Barr Broth¬
Bond
Sale
The $2,000,000
District, Miss.
Bond
ers & Co.j
Offering—Jack Groce, county
improvement bonds
of¬
Barret, Fitch, North &.
Chancery Clerk, will receive fered on Dec. 13—v. 194, p. 2277
Co., Inc.,, Bear, Stearns & Co., A.
G.
Becker
awarded to
&
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on —were
a
syndicate
Co.,
Inc.,
Blair
headed by John J. Ryan & Co.,
& Co., Inc., Allan Blair & Co.,
Dec. 18 for the purchase of $250,and Stroud & Co., Inc., as 3yss, man & Co.
Blunt Ellis & Simmons, Blyth &
000 school bonds.
Due from 1962
;
at a price of 100.037, a basis of
to 1986 inclusive.
Co.,
Inc.,
Boatmen's
National
Union City Housing Author., N. J.
about 3.87%.
Bank of St. Louis, Burns, Corbett
Pike County, South Pike County
Bond- Sale—The $475,000 project &
Other members of the syndicate
Pickard, Inc., Chemical Bank
Consolidated
Trust
*
Bond
bds.
of about 2.94%.
—
8c
Stein Bros. 8c Boyce,tional Bank & Trust
Hutzler,
by the Chase
"Hornblower &. Weeks, and WerBank, of New York, as 3.40s, at a ■
theim & Co.; as 3.30s> at a price
price of 100.73399, a basis of abo.ut
p.
New
York
Trust
Co., of
York,/ taking $3,031,000, as
3s, at a price of 100.34999, a basis
Dec. 12—v.
headed
194,
New
on
—were
$3,041,000
12—v.
(P. O. Malverne), N. Y.
Sale—The
New York City, N. Y.
Sale—The $53,100,000
.
County (P .O. Morristown),
New Jersey
;
NEW JERSEY
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Bank
of Boston,
Sterling Na¬
$490,000 school
Co., of New
bonds offered on Dec. 7—v. 194,
York, Stern Brothers & Co., Stone
Montville
Township School Dist.,
&
p. 2494—were awarded to Adams,
Youngberg,
Swiss American
New Jersey
McEntee & Co., Inc., and Tilney Corp., Talmage & Co., Tollner &
Bond
Offering—Patricia Lane, &
Co., jointly, as 3J/2S, at a price Bean, Inc., Trust Co. of Georgia,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ of
100.3899,
a
basis - of
about in Atlanta, Tuller & Zucker, Un¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ 3.46%.
derwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc., B.
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 28 for
J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc., Wach¬
Laurel Hollow, N. Y.
the pruchase
•
\
;
of $436,000 school
ovia Bank 8c Trust Co., of Win¬
Bond Sale—The $71,000 public
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on
ston-Salem, Weeden & Co., Inc.,
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1976 inclusive. improvement 1961 bonds offered, R
D: White & Co., Wood, Gundy
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ on Dec, 7—y.; 194>; p. 2494—were &
Co., Inc., and Yarnall, Biddle
to
The
Meadowbrook
able at the Boonton Trust Co., in awarded
& Co.
•
Boonton.
Legality approved by National Bank, in West Hemp¬
Olean City School District, N. Y.
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of stead, as 3.20s, at a price of par.
Morris
Rocky Mountain College,
Billings, Mont.
Bond Sale
The $732,000 dor¬
mitory and students union 1960
revenue
Bank
proved
78, Mont.
.
\
.
•
■
Bond
ninger,
ceive
Metuchen, N. J.
Offering—Rufus D.
Borough
sealed
Clerk,
bids
until
Ren-
will
8
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 28 for the purchase
of $326,000 general improvement
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
1,
1961.
Due
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1974 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
at
the
Commonwealth
Plains,
a
as 3s, at a price
basis of about 2.97%.<
of 100.10,
Geneseo, Groveland, Sparta and
West Sparta Central School
vard
*
Bank,
arid
the
Northern
194,
—v.
p.
2494—were
awarded
Trust Co., both of Chicago, James
D. O'Donnell & Co., Inc., Pacific
to
a
group
composed
of
American
National
Bank,
Northwest
Paul;
Co., Pairie, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Paribas Corp.,
District No. 1, N. Y.
Park, Ryan, Inc., Peoples National
Bond
Offering—Gilbert
K.
Bank
of
Charlottesville,
Piper,
Broad, District Clerk, will receive
Jaffray 8c Hopwood, Wm. E. Pol¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
lock & Co., Inc., R. W. Pressprich
Dec. 20 for the purchase of $305,& Co.,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
000 school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
Inc.,
1961. Due on Nov. 1 from 1962 to
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc., Rob¬
1971 inclusive.
Principal and in¬ inson-Humphrey
Co., Inc., Ryan,
terest (M-N) payable at the Gen¬
Sutherland & Co., Schaffer, Neckesee
Valley
National
Bank
& er &
Co., Schmidt, Roberts &
Trust Company, in Geneseo^ Le-/
Parke, Schwabacher & Co., Scudgality approved by Sykes, Gallo¬ der & German, Singer, Deane &
way &
Dikeman, of New York Scribner, John Small & Co., Inc.,'
City. Starkweather & Co., State Street"
Northwood
State
The
St.
Bank;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
and
E.
J.
Prescott
&
Co.
OHIO
Attica Local
Bond
School
District,
Ohio
Sale—The $140,000
build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
on Dec.
12—v. 194, p. 2494—were
awarded to J. A. White & Co.,* as
3%s.
Brook Park, Ohio
Bond
posed
Sale Postponed—The pro¬
storm and
special assessment
sale of $144,400
sanitary
sewer,
Volume
194
Number 6117
.
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2715)
63
if
;on,
\Ta-
bonds
on
Dec.
5
has
been
post¬
poned.
ew
•
3ne
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
purchase
until
Dec.
19
for
Lake'
County
(P.
Dempsey,
of
Streetsboro
Sale—The
supply
special
on
Painesville),.
num,
sealed
(EST)
5—v.
194,
bonds
p.
2387
of
OREGON
Wayne Hanr
Clerk, will re¬
-—
Township
$180,300 water
assessment
Dec.
Township, Ohio
Offering
ceive
O.
Ohio
Bond
offered
bonds.
J n-
&
Bond.
the
of
$114,228 storm and
sanitary sewer,, special assessment
?ia,
Sanders
Cleveland.
Bond
can
&
Squire,
bids
until
7:30- p.m.
Dec. 28 for the purchase
$29,950 road improvement spe¬
on
cial assessment bonds.
Dated Dec.
Beaver ton,. Ore.
—were
Campbell, Ohio
ch-f
rin-
nc.,
idy
awarded
to
Pohl
&
Co.,
price of 100.5402,
1, 1961.
Due
to
inclusive.
1972
Dec.
on
1 from
d;
Borough
Jan.
Bond
1963*
sey,
.
die
o n
.
Offering—R. C. Rennie,
Secretary, will receive
Bonds; Not Sold — The $80,000 sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) orn
fire, series 1961 bonds offered on
Dec. 18- for the purchase of
$80,Dec; 11—v. 194, p. 2603—were not
000
improvement bonds.
Dated
sold.
Offering—Robert O. MalCity Recorder, will receive
Principal and
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will Inc., as 3V2S, at a
sealed bids until 8 p*m;
interest
a basis of about 3.43%.
(J-D)
payable
at
the
(PST) on
be: received until Jan. 4 for the
Portage County National Bank, of Dec. 18 for the purchase of $80;purchase of $136,000 improvement
Lucas County, Ohio
000 fire,, series 1961 bonds.
Kent.
Legality
approved
Dated
by
bonds.
,V
Bond Offering—Anna C. PflugDue- on Dec. 30^
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, ofr Dec,, 30, 1961*,.
Carlisle Local School Dist.,. Ohio V felder, County Clerk, will receive Cleveland.
from 1962 to 197$
inclusive: In¬
'
V
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)i
terest J-D. Legality approved
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
by
Summit County (P. O.
Akron),
be received' until; Jan. lit for the on Dec. 28 for the purchase of
Shuler, Say re; Winfree & Rankin,
Ohio '
$16,060 water supply line special
of Portland,
purchase of: $885,000 school con¬
B.
Marcus Hook, Pa.
B
1„ 1962.
1964; to
1971
Due on Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at the
Fidelity Philadelphia Trust Com¬
pany,
in. Philadelphia*
Legality
approved
by Townsend, Elliott
& Munson, of
Philadelphia.
„
v
struction .bonds.
assessment bonds.
Dated
Dec'.
'
...
15,
Bond
1963
district
State Public School
Building Authority (P; O. Harrisburg),, Pa.
Pennsylvania
Sale—The
: Bond'
Sale
$466,000 sewer
The $23,044,000*
.Clackamas County- School District school
lease
improvement special as¬
revenue;
series G'
Clearcreek Township Local School to 1969^
Not 1. (P., O. Milwaukee), Ore.
inclusive;v. Principal andi sessment bonds offered on Dec: IT
bonds offered on: Dec. 12—v;
194,;
v''' DistrictSpringboro> Ohio.
interest
The* $l,650;000i p. 238#—were awarded .to a syn¬
(J-D)
payable
at
the -r-v. 194, p. 2495—-were awarded- ; B o nd: Sale:
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
schooh bonds offered- on* Dec: IT dicate
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ to McDonald
headed by Halsey, Stuart
Go.,, as 3s, at a
be received until Jan.- 10 for the
ity approved: by Squire, Sanders price of 100.68, a basis of about —v. 194; p* 2603—were awarded* & Co. Inc:„ at a; price of 98.02.
purchase of $400,000 school build¬ &
to a syndicate headed: by
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
2.87%.
Blyth &
Other members of. the syndi¬
ing and equipment bonds.
::
Co., Inc., at a price of 100:002;
cate were as follows: C. J. De~
Madison Townships Ohio
Trumbull County, Ohio
Other members*,of the
Crestline Exempted Village School
syndi¬ vine & Co.;
Bond Offering—Mike Mihalick,
Goldman, Sachs &
: Bond Offering—James R. Craig,
cate
were
as
follows: Securityi
r
'
'
District, Ohio
Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Kuhn,
Township
Clerk, will, receive Clerk of the Beard of
County First National Bank,, of Los* An¬ Loeb
Bond Offering—Vera H. Capell, sealed: bids until 7.
8c. Co.;. Blair &
p.m. (EST) on Commissioners, will receive sealed
Co., Inc.;.
geles*
United. States
National
Clerk of the Board of Educationy
Merrill Lynch,
Dec. 29 for the purchase of $47,- bids until
Pierce, Fenner &
noon
(EST) on Dec. 27. Bank, Portland, Francis L duPont
will receive sealed> bids .until
1> 050 road
Smith Inc.;. Ira Haupt
& Co.;.
improvement special as¬ for the purchase of $1,750,158 West & CoDominick &
DOmihick,, Stone & Webster Securities
£.m. (EST) on Jan;:4 for the pur¬ sessment bonds. Dated Jan.
1,1962 Branch
Corp.; ;
reservoir
bonds.
Stern Brothers &
Dated
chase
Co.,. and Kal- Salomon Brothers &
of
$552,000 school bonds.' to 1967 inclusive. Principal and
Hutzler; R.
Dec: 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from man & Co.
Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
W.
interest
Pressprich
&
(A-O)
payable at The 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Co.;
Bear,
Principal
from 1963 to 1984 inclusive. Prin¬
Douglas County School District No.- Stearns & Go*; John Nuveen &
Richland Trust Co., in Mansfield. and interest
(J-D) payable at the
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
21 (P. Oi Camas
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; L. F.
Valley),.Ore.
Legality ' approved 1 by
Squire, County Treasurer's office. LegaL
at the Crawford County National
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond Sale—The $96,000 school! Rothschild & Co.; Dean Witter &;
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
Bank, in Bucyrus.
Legality ap¬
bonds offered on Dec. IT—v. 194, Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; Paine,,
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Mahoning-bounty, Ohio proved
by * Squire,
Sanders
&
ps 2603—were awarded to Blyth Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Coffin
Bond Offering — John C. Cox, West
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Geauga Local School District & Co., Inc., and United States Na¬ & Burr; Hayden, Stone & Co.;;.
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
County
R. S. Dickson & Co.,
(P. O. Chesterlandy, Ohio
tional Bank, Portland, jointly.
a Dover
Inc.; Weeden
City School District, Ohio
Commissioners,
will
receive
& Co., Inc.; Bache &
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
Bond Offering—George AfberCo.; Francis
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Emanuel Lutheran Charity Board,
I. du Pont & Co.; Paribas Corp.
bonds offered on Dec. 12—v. 194,
sold, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬ Dec. 27 for the purchase of
$2,500,:Portland, Ore.
Fahnestock & Co.; W. H. Mor¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until 000 west branch reservoir bonds. p. 2495 — were awarded to The
Bond Sale—The $440,000 Eman¬
First Cleveland Corp., as 3%s, at
ton & Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock
noon
(EST) on Dec. 27 for the Dated Dec.
% 1961.
Due semi¬
uel
Hospital housing 1961 rev¬ &
a price of
101.21, a basis of about
purchase of $610,500 school im¬
Co., Inc.; Goodbody & Co.; E. Fl
annually on April 1 and Oct. 1
enue
bonds offered on Dec. 8—
Hutton & Co.;; Adams, McEntee &
provement bonds.
Dated Jan.. 1, from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬ 3.50%.
v. 194, p.
2387—were awarded tb.
1962V Due on Dec. 1. from 1963 to
Co., Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.;
cipal and interest: (A-O) payable
the Housing and Home Finance
OKLAHOMA
Baxter : &
Co.;
Boland,
Saffin,
f^985'ihVftusiVe. Principal and in¬ at the County Treasurer's office.
Agency, as 3^s, at a price; of par. Gordon &
terest (J-D) payable at the Na¬
Baptist General Convention of the
Sautter; DeHaveri &
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
tional Bank of Dover. ' Legality
State of Oklahoma, Okla.
Jackson County Schppl'' District
Tbwnsend,
Ciroilter
&r
Bodine;;
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
No. 6 (P, O. Central' Point),, Ore. !bick &: Merl^.-Smith;'' A. WebsterApproved by Squire, Sanders &
Bond
Sale—The $225,000
stu¬
Napoleon City School Dist., Ohio dent nurses
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Co.; Eldredge
&
Bond Sale—The $305,000 school Dougherty
dormitory, series 1961
Bond Sale—The $226,000 school
revenue bonds offered
bonds offered on Dec. 12—v... 194, Co., Itic.; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
on
Dec. 6
Eastlake, Ohio
bonds offered on Dec. 7—v. 194, p.
Inc.; Gregory & Sons; Hirsch &
—v.
194, p. 2387—were awarded p. 2603 — were awarded to The
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 sew¬ 2387—were
awarded to McDonald
to the Housing and Home Finance
First National Bank of Oregon, Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; Mackey,,
er
improvement bonds offered on & Co., as 2%S', at a price of
Dunn & Co., Inc.; Thomas &
100.14,
Co.;:
Agency, as 3%s, at a price of par. in Portland.
Dec.
12—-v.
194,
p.
2495—were a basis of about 2.46%.
>
G. H.
Walker &
Co.; Chas. E.
awarded
to
a
syndicate headed
Junction City, Oregon
Barnsdall, Okla.
Weigold & Co., Inc;; Dempseyby McDonald. & Co., and John North Olmsted City School District,
Bond Sale—The $193,000 water Tegeler & Co., Inc.
Bond Sale—The $25,000 munici¬
Ohio
Nuveen & Co.,.as 3%s, at a price
utility system improvement bonds
Wellk & Christensen, Inc.; ElBond, Sale — The $2,031,000 pal building bonds offered on Dec.
of 101.27^ a.basis of about 3.57%.
offered on Nov. 14—v. 194, p. 2062
11
v.
194, p. 2603
were
kins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; BramOther members of the syndi¬ school building bonds offered on
awarded to The Barnsdall State —were awarded to Blyth & Co;,.
hall, Falion & Co., Inc.; J. C.
cate were as follows: Field, Richr Dec. ,13 — v. 194, p. 2387 — were
Bank.
Inc., and the United States Na¬ Bradford & Co.; Second District
syndicate headed
arcls & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, awarded to a
tional
Bank, of Portland; at a Securities Co., Inc.; William Blair
Fenner
Smith
Inc., Merrill, by the First Cleveland Corp., and Caddo County Independent School
price of 98.20.
& C04 F. W. Craigie & Co.; Shel~;
Turben
&
Co., Kenower, * Mac- Fahey, Clark & Co., as 37/ss, at a District No. 64 (P. O. Cyril), Oklai
by Cullom Davis & Co.; Freeman
Arthur .; &
Linn and Benton Counties Union
Co.,
Bond Sale—An issue of $53,000
Cunningham, price'of'101.115, a basis of about
& Cot; Hendrix &
Mayes, Inc.;;
vSchmertz & Co., Inc., H. V. Sat- 3.74%.-"
High School District No. U-8,
school building bonds offered on
Other members of the syndi¬
Hulme, Applegate- & Humphrey^
tley & Co., Inc., and Weil, Roth
Dec. 11 was sold to R. J. Edwards,
Oregon
cate were as follows: Braun, BosInc.;, The Illinois Company; Jan*~
& Irving Co.
B o n d Offering—John R.
Inc.
;•
/
■
Cox,
worth & Co.; Inc.,' Ball, Burge &
ney, Battles & E. W. Clark, Inc.;:
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Finneytown- Local School District, Kraus, Commerce Trust Co., Kan¬
Cleveland County Independent
A. Mi Kidder & Co., Inc.; John C.,
c
bids until 8 p.m, (PST); on Dee'*'•
Cincinnati, Ohio
V
School District No. 2 (P. O.
sas
Legg & Co.; Mullaney, .Wells &
City, Field, Richards & Co.,
19 for the purchase of
$1,000,000 Co.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Moore), Okla.
Hayden, Miller & Co., Prescott &
school bonds.
Dated Jan*
be received until Jan. 4 for the
15,
The
Ohio- Company;. Rambo,*
Co.; and Walter, Woody & HeiBond Sale—The $250,000 build¬
1962. Due on Jan. 15 from 1984 to
purchase of $550,000. school bonds.
Close & Kerner, Inc.; Robinsonmerdinger.
ing bonds offered on Nov. 28—v. 1983 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Humphrey Co., Inc.; Schwabacher:
Geneva Township, Ohio.
V. Norwalk Local School Dist., Ohio 194, p*.2279—were awarded to-the terest
(J-J)
payable
at
the &
Co.; Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
Bond Offering—.Walter E.
Bond Offering—J. H. McBride, First National Bank & Trust. Co.*
County Treasurer's office: Legal¬
Inc.; Swiss American Corp.; R. D.,
of Oklahoma City.
Hyslop, Township Clerk, will re¬ Superintendent of Schools, will
ity approved by Winfree,. McCuir- White 8t
Co.; Poole & Go:; Ball*
ceive: sealed, bids
until
8
p.m. receive sealed bids until Jan. 17
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Burge & Kraus; Burns, Corbetft
,(EST) on Dec. 26 for the purchase for the purchase of $1,345,000
Bond Sale—The $15,440,000 im¬
Jc Pickard, Inc.;; Cutter, Bennett;
Port of Portland, Ore.
of, $79,422, road-improvement spe¬ school bonds.
& Co.; Hannahs, Ballin
provement bonds offered on Dec.
& Lee;;
cial assessment bonds. Dated Dec. Seneca-Huron Local School
Bond
Sale—The* $500,000 port
Dist., 12—v. 194, p. 2495—were awarded
Harrison & Co.; Kay, Richards 8&
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 15 from 1963
Ohio
improvement, series E bonds of¬
to^a
syndicate
headed by the
Co.; MacBride, Miller & Co.; C. S»,
to-. 1972. inclusive. *; Principal and
fered on Dec. 11—v. 194, p. 2167
Bond
Offering —- J. A. Beat, Harris Trust &
McKee & Co.,. Ine.; McKelvy 8&
Savings Bank, of
interest
—were
awarded to The Bank of
(J-D)
payable
at
the Clerk of the Board of Education,
Chicago.
Co.; Park, Ryan, Ihc.; Putnam 8c
Northeastern Ohio National Bank, will receive sealed bids until noon
California N. A., of San Francisco,
Other members of the syndi¬
Co.; P. B. Root & Co.; Irving J..
in Geneva.
and
Francis
I.
duPont
&
Co., Rice &
(EST) on Dec. 27 for the purchase cate were as follows:
Co., Inc.; Ryan, Suther¬
of
jointly, at a price of 100.2T.
$230,000 school improvement
land & Co.; H. J. Steele & Cb.;;
Chase
Greenfield, Ohio
Manhattan
Bank,,. New
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Tilney
Bond Offering — Ollie D. Cook,
York, First Boston Corp;, Kidder,
Salem, Ore...
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1983 inclusive.
& Co., and Arthur L. Wright &
Peabody & Co., Mellon National.
City Clerk,., will receive- sealed
Bond Sale
The $123,134 city
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Bank
&
Trust
bids until noon (EST) on Dec. 23
Co., Pittsburgh, improvement bonds offered on Co., Inc.
able at the Union Bank & Savings
First National Bank of Oregon,
for the purchase of
$15,000 fire
Dec. 11
v. 194, p. 2495 — were
PUERTO RICO
Company, in Bellevue.
Legality
Portland, First National Bank of awarded to The Commercial Bank
apparatus bonds.
Dated Dec. 15,
approved by Squire, Sanders &
St. Louis, Republic National Bank,
1961. Due on Dec. 15 from 1963 to
Puerto Rico (Commonwealth of)
of Salem and the Bank of Califor¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1965 inclusive.
Dallas, R. J. Edwards Inc., Fed¬ nia N. A., of San
Principal and in¬
Bond
Offering—Sealed
bids
Francisco, jointrterest (J-D) payable at The Peo¬ Stark County (P. O. Canton), Ohio eration Bank & Trust Co., New
will be received c/o The Govern¬
ly.
Second District Securities
ples
National
Bond
Sale—The $13,000 sewer York,
Bank, in Green¬
ment
Development
Bank
forPENNSYLVANIA
field. Legality approved by Peck, district No. 4 special assessment Corp., First National Bank, Miami,
Puerto Rico, 45 Wall Street, New
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati. bonds offered on Dec. 6—v.
Harris
&
Sons,
Seattle
York City, until 11 a.m. (EST) oik
194, Henry
Lower Makefield Township, Pa.
Trust & Savings Bank, National
p. 2387—were awarded to Sweney,
Jan. 3 for the purchase of $25,Hicksville Exempted Village
Bank
of
Bond Offering—Peter F. Camp¬
Washington,
Tacoma,
Cartwright & Co., as 3%s, at a
000,000 commonwealth of Puerta>
School District, Ohio
price of 100.37, a basis of about Field, Richards & Co., Ball, Burge bell, Jr., Township Secretary, will Rico bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 19621
Bond Offering—B. L. Whonset&
Kraus,
Fulton
Reid
&
Co., receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. Due on
3.65%.
July 1 from 1962 to 19.84:
Channer Newman Securities Corp.
ler,. Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
(EST) on Dec. 28 for the purchase inclusive.
Stow, Ohio
and
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Stockyards National
Bank, of $100,000 improvement bonds.
til noon (EST) on Dec. 28 for the
Bond Sale—The $160,800 Com¬ Wichita.
Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer
Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
Due on Jan.
^purchase of $225,000 school bonds. merce Drive improvement special
Authority, Puerto Rico
Additional Sale — The $500,000 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Dated Jan. 1; 1962. Due on Dec 1 assessment bonds offered on Dec.
fire, series A bonds offered at Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Reports Increased
Revenues—«
'
;
'•
,;V
'■
1961v
Due
on
Dec.
15
from
—
'
,
—
-
;
.
„
*
—
.
.
•
-
.
.
,
-•
,
....
.
—
—
(
from 1963 to 1985 inclusive.
cipal
and* interest
Prin¬
(J-D). payable
.at The Hicksville Bank, in Hicks^
t
viile.-v ;L
e g
a,l i t
y
approved
-
by.
5—v.
194,.
to The
p.
2495—were awarded
Ohio
price, of
Company, as 3s, at: a
100.27, a basis of about
>'
v
i>.n&
the
same
time
were
awarded
to
able
at
Co.,. of Oklahoma City,, at
of par.
*
a.
price
the
Philadelphia National
Philadelphia.
Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
The First National Bank & Trust Bank,,
in
For
the
the
Authority
month
of
October,
1961*
reports- revenues
of $920,390, compared with $869,286 in October of 1960, according
:*}
64
>
Juan
Labadie
For
the
12
months
Roberts
Oct.
ended
The
Government
for
bonds
sold
was
Jaffray & Hop wood,
River
to
3.90s.....
as
Bonds
fered
Offering—Adam
B.
194,
2279
p.
sold.
not
—were
Ma-
25—v.
j
A
it)
Due
,yk
Dec.
on
1
from
inclusive.
}f
f)
'Ml'
Interest
approved
! imj
by
1962
J-D.
receive
for the purchase of
Legality
1887
McK.
until
Jan.
$2,000,000
inclusive. Interest
$1,000,000 road
11—v. 194,
&
Savings
Dec.
25
Bank,
$100,000
var¬
1965
3V2S.
and
450,000
450,000
Due
1976
Due
well,
1:
(P.
Offering—Robt. W. Roth-
Director
' I
*!■ ■„•■'■
i
,j
,
il
m
J
4
•lit*
11»-
Buffalo
Bonds
f't
h
A
town
on
Gap, S.
Sold
Not
11—v.
Bond
Dak.
The
—
194,
'!•
Bond
Town
p.
fered
Mayor, will receive
for
.'V
ij.'t i
purchase
the
combined
!
Jan.
1,
from
able
'V'-
■t(Vu
;k
bank
.■
by
i}*
or
the
505,000
trust company
cate
designated
bidder.
ii
to
were
Dillon,
Legal¬
Dittmar
&
F.
G.
Edwards
Due
Dec.
on
1992
«i r
^ t'A
the
of
syndi¬
Eastman
&
Co.,
Co.,
Hutton
ham,
Mayor,
■'4>ttf'. 1.
will
Sons.
-
ii" ,•
«*»->
rv;
Due
1982
inclusive.
Jan.
est
company
successful
1' •;<
1
from
Callable
1965
to
as
of
designated by the
bidder.
Legality
series
ons,
f.'lv
Jackson,
sewer
1962
4—v.
194,
bonds
p.
price
a
cost
of
Texas
State
of
$45,000
system revenue,
offered
from
ap¬
90,000
of Charleston.
100.031,
on
B
from
to
3Vzs.
Dec.
1970
1969
$3,247,000
time
Sale—The
$434,000
bonds offered at the
were
Co., and Underwood,
Co., Inc., jointly.
Bond
from
344s.
as
from
3V2S.
as
Due
sealed bids until 10:30
Dec.
on
19
for
the
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
$82,000 special improvement
cial
Jan. 1
on
1962 to
1971
(A-O)
payable
gality approved by Ray, Rawlins,
Jones
&
Henderson, of Salt Lake
City.
offered
VERMONT
15
April 15
Bond
inclusive.
bonds
p.
Sale—The
offered
2388
—
were
Vermont
$60,000
Dec.
on
school
6—v.
awarded to
6—v.
Dec.
on
awarded
194,
F. W.
to
&
Offering—John
Auditor,
$1,000,000
194,
The
Nov.
Co.,
19
school
bonds
Cedar,
Prets
de
Sherman,
Stein,
will receive sealed
1 for the purchase
off-street parking
Weston,
of
$115,Nov.
on
Corporation
Quebec, at
price of
a
98.81.
Hyacinthe
School
Commission,
Quebec
Bond
000
21
Sale—An issue of
school
Co..
bonds
sold
was
G.
$1,400,on
Nov.
Beaubien
&
price of 98.25.
a
Leandre
offered
L.
to
Ltd., at
Bond
M.
City, Menomonie, Red
Mound, Spring Brook,
Elk
issue
offered
sold to The La
was
do
Sale—An
School
Commission,
Dunn,
Eau
Sale—An
issue
of
$99,500
Nov,, 26
sold to Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
school
was
bonds
Ltd., at
offered
on
price of 98.25.
a
St. Louis-de-Pintendre Parish, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000 parish improvement bonds of¬
on
Nov. 20 was sold to a
fered
syndicate
Galle, Lucas, Tainter, Stanton,
\Cady and Springfield Towns,
Prets
of
composed
J.
F.
La¬
flamme,
and Knapp Village Joint
School
District
NoC 1
Placements
(P. O. Menomonie), Wis.
Sale—The
$919,000
Ltd., La Corporation de
Quebec,. Oscar Dube &
Co:, Ltd., Grenier,; Ruel &^Co.,
Inc., Gatneau, Boulanger Ltd., and
de
cor¬
porate purpose, series C bonds of¬
fered
Dec.
on
12—v.
awarded
—were
a
Bank
&
p.
group
Continental
posed of The
National
to
194,
Trust
St. Remi,
2496
com¬
Illinois
Co., of
Bond
Nov.
on
Inc.,
follows:
school
$354,000
was
3V4S.
1963
from
to
Due
1972
on
April 1
inclusive.
St.
Que.
at
a
was
of
a
about
..
of
$50,000
bonds
purpose
29
5s, at
as
basis
as
Inc.,
Sale—An issue
industrial
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., The Illinois
Co., and Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc., at a price of 100.0023, a net
interest
cost
of about 3.48%, as
Merrill
Kennebec,
price of 94.87. f,
offered
sold, to
Belanger,
price of 97.125, a
5.38%:
Timothee
School
Commission,
Quebec
Bond
Sale—An
bonds
sold
to
issue
offered
of
$65,000
Nov.
on
13
Geoffrion, Robert
&
Gelinas, Inc., at a.price of 98.98.
.
as
220,000
This announcement is neither
14-
an
offer to sell
nor a
solicitation of
The offer is made only by the
an
Prospectus,
Bond
Fiscal
December
14, 1961
KENDALL
-
r
-
ft
,L
as
may
'
.
.
^•"IT
V
value
Nov. 20
&
Carlsen
&
Co.
Harbison
&
Henderson
Incorporated
Sellgren Miller
Hannaford
&
Talbot
sealed
—
Nov.
13
The
sold
was
—
of
95.593,
a
basis of about 5.50%.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
&
Mason Brothers
a
Provinciale
du
Can¬
Banque Canadienne Nationale, Belanger, Inc., Credit-Quebec,
Inc., J. E. Laflamme, Ltd., Gaston
Laurent, Inc., Florida Matteau &
FiJs
Enrg.,
Morgan,
Ostiguy &
Hudon, Ltd., and Placements Ken¬
nebec, Inc., at a price of 97.22,
a net interest cost of about 5.87%,
Co.-
R. E. Bernhard
Banque
city
&
Co.
follows:
as
$121,000
as
5V4S.
Due
on
Dec. 1
Dividend Notice
—oOo—.
At
a
meeting
of
to
1970
inclusive.
1,113,000
:
-
as
1971.•-
5%s,
-•
•
Due
on
-
Dec. 1,
the
Board
oi
Directors held
dend
today a final divi¬
seventy-five cents pei
of
share
on
Stock
was
the year
the
Ordinary
declared
Capital
in
respect ol
1961, payable in Canadiar
funds
on
February 28, 1962, tc
shareholders of record at 3:30 p.m
on
January 5, 1962.
By order of the Board.
T. F.
'
1
1962
t
on
syndicate
a
RAILWAY COMPANY
bonds offered on
194, p. 2168 — were
syndicate composed
v.
to
from
i';'
offered
to
composed of Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Ltd., A. E. Ames, Ltd., Greenshields, Inc., and Banque Provin¬
ciale de Canada, as 5s, at a price
corporate
ada,
b
i/
$865,000 city
bonds
bonds.
awarded
lawfully offer these securities in such state.
California Investors
Henry F. Swift
c
Currier
Wis.
Speer,
—
Sale
improvement
QUEBEC
Ss
I'
\\')i
1981 inclusive.
Cote St. Luc. Quebec
Bond Sale—The $1,234,000
obtainable in any State from only such of the undersigned end
such other dealers
Verdun, Quebec
Bond
CANADA
of
are
April 1
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Price $4.00 Per Share
Copies of the Prospectus
on
general
improvement
-
Due
will receive
Agent,
INDUSTRIES, INC.
Common Stock 25c
par
-
April 1
inclusive.
Paul
$1,700,000
(A California Corporation)
ii
on
1978
Rivers,
Offering
purpose
150,000-Shares
Due
bids until Feb. 6 for the purchase
of
Ml
3.60s.
Two
■
!• 4
■M*
t;l!
;r M
as
to
from 1979 to
offer to buy these securities.
New Issue
31/&s.
1973
from
s'' 4
*A*
$211,-
on
Quebec
bonds.
revenue
Menomonie
Chicago,
Pownal School District,
of
Quebec
j
Bond
Madison, Wis.
spe¬
the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
at
issue
Cyprien School. Commission,
St.
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
a
Boulet, Ltd.)
Rochers, Ltd.,
sold to J. F. Simard &
WISCONSIN
Oct. 9
on
C.
Sale—An
,
Va.
$450,000 school
Co., as 4s, at a price
of 104.18, a basis of about 3.52%.
bonds.
Due
Oct. 9, 1961.
to
price of 97.75.
St.
St.
2496—were
Craigie
of
series
assessment,
J.
school bonds offered
County, Richmond,
Sale—The
Bond
j
fii
Jan. 1
on
1982 inclusive.
1975 to
Goochland
345,000
r»»
Due
1974 inclusive.
1963 to
1,200,000
of
burg, City Treasurer, will receive
sold
Commission, Que.
Bond
500
follows:
bias until Feb.
Offering—D. H. Whitten-
Ltd.,
"•..
a
City
Utah
was
Ste. Cecile De Masham School
at
Bond
Salt Lake City,
$356,-
price of 99.45.
a
&
Inc., and Scott & Stringfellow, at a price of 100.4299, a net
interest cost of about 3.36%, as
&
UTAH
of
Co.,
same
Neuhaus
20
-
issue
Nov. '28
on
Co.,
at
Dec. 13—
Boston Corp., White,
Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Dittmar &
awarded to
Sale—An
and Lagueux & Des
$3,000,000
on
&
Weld
bonds
Additional
Levis, Que.
Bond
was
p.
revenue
Nov.
a
Inc., Credit-Q u e b e c,
Inc., Durocher, Rodrique & Co.,
Ltd.,
Florido
Matteau
&
Fils
Enrg., and Placements Kennebec,
Inc., at a price of 97.786.
29
to the
194, p. 2388—were awarded
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, at a price of par.
$923,000
on
Belanger,
First
Dec. 12
on
to
offered
syndicate composed
of Banque Provinciale du
Canada,
cago,
i 1*
k
The
—
O.
194, p. 2496—were awarded to
syndicate composed of the Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
—v.
inclusive.'
on
1976
to
April
on
Due
The
—
bonds
sold
was
000
bonds offered
a
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
a
Teachers'
Sale
Bond
revenue
22
syndicate composed of A. E. Ames
v..
$1,800,000
follows:
as
Due
1963
as
Sale
d
o n
school bonds offered
Colleges,
Board of Regents (P. O.
Austin), Texas
interest
net
a
3.72%,
4s.
as
in¬
1977
to
Legality ap¬
Huguenin &
Nov.
Mills, Spence & Co.,
price of 99.06.
000 aqueduct and sewer bonds of¬
County (P.
Richmond), Va.
Bond
2280—were awarded
about
1963
Dumas,
Boothman, of Dallas.
from
to
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Inc., and Russ & Co., jointly, at
proved by Sinkler, Gibbs & Sim¬
;Ms
H
Jan.
1, 1971. Principal and inter¬
(J-J) payable at any bank or
trust
i
on
works and
from
1
by
proved
Dated
Bond Sale—The $300,000 water¬
sealed
noon
1962.
:C;
receive
(EST) on Dec. 19
for the purchase of $150,000 storm
drainage
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
1,
)V,fj
Lake
Offering—Angus D. Ford-
bids until
Jan.
on
clusive. Interest J -J.
15
inclusive.
Securities
&
sold to.
was
15
Beaufort, S. C.
Bond
of
inclusive.
Dec.
Co., Inc., Russ &
& Co., Inc., and A.
E.
Simons, of Charleston.
$185,-
Corp.,
Texas. Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due
inclusive.
on
follows:
as
15
1989
to
Union
Dec.
Due
to
1990
inclusive.
on
1984
3%s.
as
15
Due
3.90s.
1985
Dec.
on
1971
Other, members
(J-J) payable at any
successful
Due
to
1972
from
Principal
1, 1972.
syndicate head¬
a
3.80s.
as
from
ity approved by Sinkler, Gibbs &
f-iii
;
of Jan.
1962
290,000
Call¬
5s.
as
from
$150,000
1963 to 1989 inclusive.
as
530,000
public
interest
and
of
from
sealed
Dec. 20
on
awarded to
as
of
Securities
Columbian
The
Dodge, o£ Boston,
—
by
$275,000
utility
system
series 1962 bonds. Dated
1962.
Due
on
Jan.
1
revenue,
W".
(EST)
The $1,600,000
refunding bonds of¬
Dec. 11—v. 194, p. 2604—
White, Weld & Co., and
RowleSj Winston & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.85%, as follows:
Offering—E. L. Price, Sr.,
noon
Sale
on
were
2495—were
CAROLINA
bids until
i 4
!»;'i
Lentz, Newton
(J-ft)
Chesterfield
inclusive.
issue
courthouse bonds
000
schoolhouse
$26,000
ed
SOUTH
VI
I 4
•»
1961
Independent School
District, Texas
Bamberg, S. C.
i
revenue
Sale—An
$260,000
on
to
sold
fered
March 1
on
County (P. O. Tulia), Tex
Bond
Galena Park
improvement bonds offered
Dec.
ll.t ,'i
>
to
$150,-
Texas
not sold.
1
1
sold
was
of
&
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
t; !'
I
sewer
Swisher
Texas
issue
Co., and Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., Inc., jointly. Dated April 1,
1961. Due on April 1 from 1969 to
Dec. 20 for the purchase of $150,-000 water bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1995 inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1966 to gality approved by Vinson, Elk1980 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬ ins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
!'
ii
bonds
National
Bank, Trust Dept.,
100
Westminster
Street, Provi¬
dence,
until
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
) (»
I
Angleton),
Sale—An
000 water and
receive sealed bids c/o The Indus¬
trial
O.
Bond
will1
Finance,
of
inclu-^
1981
to
March 1,
■.
Bond
1
Boston,
1962
from
inclusive.
1984
to
of
VIRGINIA
1975
3V*s.
as
on
Due on March 1
1967 to
from
1
1966.
314s.
as
from
J-J.
Bank
Palmer &
as
re¬
payable at The First National
Bank,
of
Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
a
follows:
as
of
issue
offered
bonds
School
Quebec
Jacques-Cartier Catholic School
Commission, Quebec
Bac-
will
Treasurer,
sive. Principal and interest
price of par,
net interest cost of about 3.41%,
County Water Control
Improvement District No. 4
and
Trust
C.
Offering-—Bruno
Village
45 Milk
Street, Boston, until
11:30 a.m.
(EST) on Dec. 19 for the pur¬
chase of $285,000 sewage disposal
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due 011
Dec.
on
Bond Sale—An
school
was
ceive sealed bids c/o the First Na¬
2388 — were awarded to The
National Bank, Dallas, and
a
Brazoria
Lincoln, R. /.
y,
offered
bonds
Palmer & Dodge,
1».«!•
Bond
cel,
Texas
Sale—The
Bond
ious purpose bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1963 to
Storey, Thorndike,
of Boston.
'
bids
sealed
Ditt¬
(P. O. Liberty),
Liberty County
Chicago, jointly, at
Barker, Director of Finance, will
1973
to
Austin, Texas
Offering—Norman
Bond
awarded to
were
Protestant
Commission,
Ltd., at
Co., Inc., and the First of
jointly.
Harris
Bank,
Trust
Dept.,
100
Westminster St., Providence, until
11 a.m. (EST) on Dec. 21 for the
purchase of $140,000 various pur¬
pose
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
'4
&
Grandby
Proctor, Vermont
the
at
tional
p.
tional
ih
time
same
offered
First
TEXAS
bids c/o the Industrial Na¬
Co., of Brattleboro, jointly,
34/2s, at a price of 100.15, a basis
The $150,000
—
bonds
of¬
bonds
revenue
Nov.
on
1962
series
City, Tenn.
Sold—The $35,000
Not
as
inclusive.
1984
Texas Corp.,
cari, Town Treasurer, will receive
•i
Monday, December 18, 1961
Trust
Due on April 15
Additional Sale
Piper,
Mountain
waterworks
•'
.
of about 3.47%.
TENNESSEE
Johnston, R. I.
sealed
as 3.80s.
from 1981 to
90,000
mar
fiscal
is
RHODE ISLAND
Bond
White
County,
Development
Rico
Puerto
school
agent for the Authority.
!
.
County National Bank of Ben¬
nington and the Vermont Bank &
as 3%s.
Due on April 15
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
75,000
Indep. School District No. 2
(P. O. White River), So. Dak.
Bond Sale—An issue of $37,000
31, 1961, total revenues of the
Authority rose to $10,683,046 from
$10,062,263 in the previous fiscal
year, an increase of 6.1%.
Bank
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Eurito, Execu¬
Authority.
tive Director of the
''
.
•
to
i
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2716)
TURNER,
Secretary
Montreal; Decembet; 11, 1961.
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