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RAILROAD
Thfit-corporation
CO.,
&
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Colorado
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Proceeds
of
AAA
be
8,
25c)
(par
Springs,
to
are
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1
corporation
**'£,
December
on
shares
common
$2,
(no
to
par)
ffiled
Proceeds
-products .and
Accuracy
be
used
offered
be
for
expansion.;
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of
223
Crescent
design
search,
working
at
capital,
and
manufacture
St.,
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and
Waltham,
of
This
statement
stock,
S.
Fuller
to
be
the SEC
offered
to. be
D.
are
with
Oceanside,
of
company
Co.
&
The
supplied
shares
New York Stock
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in
engaged
New
new
re-',
potentiometers.
for
York,
filed
public
offering
amendment.
The
price
and
The
underwriting
also
manufactures'-and
company
special
37,500
nuts.
distributes
line
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of standard
5debentures
be
made
of
the
at
Chile.—V.
for
1956
redemption,
due
company's
193,
June
Dec.
on
30,
office,
1966
120
2661.-
p.
.
31,
at
$40,000
Payment,
New
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1961,
100%.
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S.
&
A.—Common
Offered—-
18, 1961, it was reported that Dillon, Read & Co.x'
Blyth & Co., New York City; and associates, made a
public offering of 137,000 shares of this bank's common
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Exchange_'_l__l
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.1,600,000 share offering the bank; made to its stock¬
holders at $59 per share through rights which expired J
Dec. 15.—V. 194, d. 2439v
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Over-the-Counter
Barry-Martin Pharmaceuticals, Inc.—Class A Stock
Qffered—Pursuant to.a Dec... 13,. 1961 offering circular,
Edward Hindley & Co., and Lane, Mutch &
Co., Inci,
New York City, offered publicly
150,000 shares of this
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37
Exchange
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Class A stock
$2 lier share.- Net proceeds .will
be used by the compaav for new packaging designs, .sales
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promotion,, "repayment of debt, additional inventory and
working capital.
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Markets...
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firm's
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Canadian Stock Exchange_—_
Toronto Stock Exchange.—
and
v'stock at-$66 -per-share.
13
25
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Of
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tyelopment.J
;V
Dow-Joi-res
of 0.5mm oil "stock, of which, Martin
ueive •
Roy" VUHiiw
vice-rrcsiucjru,
COihai%^Executive- Vice-President, -and • Paul
own
38.6 ck
—T-and 19.5:7/,.^respectively, •—J
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President,
Comart,
Treasurer,
American Technical Machinery
Trust
Irving
dividend
—V.
Co.
disbursing
194,
agent
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2545. ';
p.
York
New
of
On
Dec.
directors
20,
the common
■
stock
transfer
the
of
and
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company
authorized, the sale
of
a
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will
for
194,
the
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a
of
of
of
January
of
the
the
and
for
plans
all
Canadian
new
Oil
Amurex
effective
transfer
Holders
City Bank of
the company
sold.
Proceeds
Statement
of
Bell
June
on
the
new
6,
1962.
4,
plans
for
assets
of
of
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"
"
,
liquidation,
the
Oil Co.,
liquidation
Member
of
Banks
Statement
package
A
Federal
Condition
Reserve
of
to
Murphy
will
Amurex
receive
Oil Co.
Ltd.
on
share-for-share
a
holdings.
present
basis
in
exchange
special
the
H.
■
Banks—
•These
will
Co.
Jr.,
consist
v.Canada.. estimated
8 V2
million
of
barrels
natural
Ontario—V.
by
of
the
of
Murphy Corp., has
of approximately
and
p.
oil
and
product
gas
liquids,
,46
distribution
Oil
Ltd.,
shares
of
restaurant
1%
sinking
Equipment
for
their
and
and
are
bar
facilities
important
an
GIVING
which
aspect
EFFECT
contribute
the
of
TO
fund
debentures—.—___
stock
(par
10
stated
that
$16,250,000.
due
PRESENT
1,636,338
B
stock
(par
10
cents)
—V.
=
Pursuant to
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debt,
purchase
increase
facilities
working
State, of
for
capital,..
BUSINESS—The
,
Offered—
a
proceeds
California
.
.
company
on
Jan.
be used' by the company to repay
commissary ahd central warehouse, and
'will
a
.
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was
incorporated under the -laws' of the
20,>1961, under the name of Union Lea¬
the-operation of bowling centers and related
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in¬
FINANCING
t
Outstanding
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1,000,000 shs.
165,000 shs.
210,000 shs.
210,000 shs.
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Manhattan
agent
the
$700,000
"
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Net
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for
186,594
Bank,
the
of New York
stock
common
of
City,
the
has been
appointed
corporation.—V.
share,
Pharmaceuticals,
Laird
by
associates.
Co.,
&
.activities.; Each bowling
shares
slightly
Earnings for
lower
Corp.,
Wilmington,
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advertising,
from
proceeds
promotion
Del.,
and
194,
and
by
in
research
the
of
the
stock
will
be
used
sales
development of the
products
test marketing and subsequently
products developed by the company;,
with products
presently being developed
company;
the
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company.
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BUSINESS — The
company
of 250
W.
57th
Street, New York,
formerly
Musher
Foundation,
Inc.,
is
engaged
primarily
in
the
development and sale of pharmaceutical products used in the treat¬
of
dermatological
are
mended
by
tionally
to
marks
owned
months
to
the
for
and
medical
general
skin
profession
by
the
company.
an
'
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unaudited
statement
of
care.
and
physicians throughout the country. They
wholesale and retail druggists and- hospitals
REVENUES—In
of
conditions
merchandised
share.
,
under
-
GIVING
TO
,
lc)__
UNDERWRITERS—The
PRESENT
set
forth
for- the
underwriters
named
common
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B.
&
500,000 shs.
below
have
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Joseph
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&
Walker
&
194,. p. .1503.
,
&
of
half
1961
$2.94
of
were
1961.
The
six-month
of
1960
were
expansion
for
retail
-
is
1962
business
of
shoes
term debt
our
to
consider
we
trend
in
periods
$2.65
per
share
per
our
for
and
even
earnings over
upwards.
earnings for
been
has
share;
modernization
and
better.
to have
been
In
1961
of
face
throughout the country,
to both
on
...
fiscal
were
$2.67
$5.96
commenting on
the
gratified by the increase in
the
half
last
share.
per
our
"We
with
compared
President,
program
retailers
the lowest
level
and
since
good
a
the
we
year
generally
sold
consumers.
lower
same
out¬
the
and
level
of
50,000,000
our
time
history.
p.
net
lower
us
reduced
1956, while at the
working capital to the highest level in our
equity is at an all-time high.—V. 194,
stockholders
retail
lower
a
than
more
We
which
longbuild¬
Also,
our
3,
Burtek, Inc.—Proposed New Control—
See
Dorsett
/
Electronics,
Inc.,
this
issue.—V.
192,
p.
2607.
Cerro
«
was
Corp.—Secondary Oversubscribed—Dec. 19,1961,
that a secondary offering of 106,000
reported
shares of this firm's
after
•'
common
stock
was
reaching the market at $31,875
per
oversubscribed
share through
Francis I. duPont & Co., N. Y. City.—V. 194, p. 2656.
Pursuant to
Equipment
Co.,
Inc.—Common
Offered—
Dec.
14, 3961 offering circular, Gianis &
Inc.,* New York City, offered publicly 65,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at $3 per share.
Of the
total, 60,000 were sold for the account of the company
and 5,000 for a stockholder.
Net proceeds will be used
a
Co.
22,500
by the company for marketing, research and develop¬
ment, repayment of debt and inventory expansion. The
10,000
offering
22,500
;
Co., ;Inc.
Sons_
Co.
5,000
"•
common
■/*"
65,000-
.—I
Peck
Marron
last
1960.
and
•
Laird & Co., Corp.
"Adams
half
second
Childcraft
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs,
opposite their respective names;
.11
revenues
Shares
,
look
pairs
it
agreed to purchase from the company the number of shares of
stock
half
were
said,
1961,
31,
Oct.
Chairman
consecutive
the
continued
"However,
FINANCING
Authorized.
_
stock'(par
the
in
us increased operating costs and this,
along with
during the first half of 1961, combined to give
earnings for the fiscal year.
trade¬
-
•
EFFECT
outstanding
amounted to $10,514,466 as
Earnings per share totaled $5.60
year
1960.
na¬
•;
operations
•
Common
first
1961
"We
in
gave
These
sold
are
Nov.
30,
1961,
the
company
showed
total,
and net income of $87,469, equal to 23 cents per
CAPITALIZATION
<
recom¬
are
ended
$657,546
the
of
ing
,V
ment
in
new
connection
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volume
'*
of
and
sold by the
being
distribution
sale
the
" '
sales reached a new high.
1961, were $297,921,102 as
31,
in
fiscal
1961
outstanding
earnings
three
past
the
Gamble,
Offered—
Inc.—Common
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national
'
company
Oct.
$295,802,246
$11,070,644
shares
R.
' 490,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
for
with
of
year
ending
year
sales
earnings
1,876,949
Clark
consecutive
fiscal
with
1,857,319
71,449
seventh
the
compared
1,416,338
—T
for
compared
Initial public sale of this firm's common stock was made
Dec. 21 through the offering of 125,000 shares, at $4 per
Inc. On Sept. 13,
Chase
For
Outstanding
'.-.1.v
1961, its name was changed to Automated Sports
Centers, Inc. Its" main office' is located at 11459 East Imperial High,wav;„ Norwnlk.. Calif.' The comnany, through its subsidiaries; is engaged
gues,
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company's
1051.
p.
the
Co.,
PROCEEDS—Net
.
—
.
Dec." 18, 1.961 prospectus, Holton, Hender¬
Los Angeles, offered publicly, $700,000 of
this firm's 7% sinking fund debentures due Dec. 15,
1976, and 210,000 shares of its common stock. The secu¬
rities were offered in 1,750 units at $1,000 per unit. Each
unit consisted of one $400 debenture (with a warrant to
purchase 80 common shares at $5.50 per share for two
years; $5.75 for the third year; $6 for the fourth year,
and $6.25 for the fifth year), and 120 common shares.
son
194,
earnings
Aveeno
products
.
___
$1)
(par
.
Devices, Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—Dec. 22,
was reported that this company had sold pri¬
vately, through Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., New York
City, $1,500,000 of convertible subordinated notes due
1976.—V. 194, p. 2329.
Sports Centers, Inc.—Securities
ii
Brown Shoe Co., Inc.—Sales Set Record—Net Declines
business.
69
Audio
1961, it
Automated
§
952.
FINANCING
—
.
shareholders
to
stock
Common
for
1607.
PRESENT
TO
cents)-.
the income
to
company's
$700,000
contracts
indebtedness.—
Sundry
currently
;
.
insurance.
45
Authorized
billion cubic
facilities. in Eastern
about
the
and
liability
.
center
Amounts
assets
under constant
are
authorities
products
EFFECT
A
Sales
of oil and gas^ reserves in Western
independent
consulting' engiheers
at
some
crude
gas,
192,
of
have
with
GIVING
products
and
State
and
covered
CAPITALIZATION
The
CAPITALIZATION
principally
'
feet
President
will
Ltd.
facilities
Federal
fully
Authorized
Clearings
approved
J
Murphy,
Oil
„
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Bronzini, Ltd.—Appointment—
two
corporation.
C.
in
organized
1942.
the sale
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Murphy Corp. of El Dorado, Ark!, owns in excess of 80% of the
outstanding capital stock of Amurex and 1007> of the stock of Mur¬
phy-Canada.
The stated
objective
of
the
transactions
is
the
con¬
solidation of all the company's Canadian interests into a Canadian
Murphy
both
Class
on
Murphy
corporation
partnership in
a
the
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank
"7
stockholders
companies
of
stock
common
are
p.
corporation.
class
of
46
of
designers. The
spection
products
of
will
center has
at
Illinois
an
.'--'to
Barry-Martin's ;specific0tiohs . DdthJRas" td^' the rformvila
it-"5 7 ?
physical forms from ; generic drugs and chemicals. JVil ■ of the oom*'
pany's products-are manufactured by outside sources and are supplied :.
to
the
in bulk,'These products are then packaged by the -v
company
company on its premises. The packaging as conceived by
the com¬
pany is directed to a retail sales appeal and execute*'" by independent
transfer
complete
Co.,
ai'pjcwryie4;}in ^ stock.* Hie major jportipir- of tbfe' company's; .products
are stkhdar4
'fbrmulatfOTis''jbut)''maiW!
pfodtrgts «re^rnahufactprtid p
telephone services.
Murphy-Canada
the
&
founded as
was
Class
Twelve
1961,
issue
Barry-Martin
company
The company's principal business to date is
of pharma^ceuticals, vitamins and health aids to drug stores, hospitals, whole£sale distributors, supermarkets, industrial plants and drug ^.chains,, /.
^■Barry-Martin's current catalogue, ipcludea over
300 .items
which
;
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Federal Reserve System
Consolidated
New York.
was
of
of
The
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Co.—Liquidation Plan Approved—
furtherance
In
by
was
1945.
I
approved
companies
National
offered
issue
improvement and expansion
Oil
Stockholders
meetings,
the
First
issue
2219.
p.
Amurex
,
The
$250,000,000
used
—V.
be
debt
last
a
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.BUSINESS—The company of .4621 Popoe De Leon Blvd., Coral Gables,
a
Florida corporation which succeeded by way
of merger to the
business
•
Condition
new
bond issue of $300,000,000. The issue will be offered for sale
competitive bidding on or about Feb.
14,
1962, with purchasers
having the option of making payment for it either on or about Feb. 28,
1962 or on or
about April 10,
1962. The debentures will mature on
Feb.
1,
1994 and will not be redeemable prior to Feb. 1, 1967. The
trustee
is
Corporation and Investment News—
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead..-.-2
State and City Bond Offerings..„i
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Dividends Declared and Payable..^....
9
Foreign Exchange Rates..
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at
when
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debenture
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General
.
corporation.
r
Averages——
Miscellaneous Features
Telegraph Co.—To Sell Bonds
&
of the
appointed
V'. *
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Corp.—Appointment—
has. been
-'A:•• ' <;■ ■'
American Telephone
;
City,
Bond
'
management officials as a group 90;7'%.-..BoolPvalue of* 'stock' pre«6nt,lyr
•outstanding is $1.87 per share.-
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and
Transactions New York Stock Exchange, i—' 37
Transactions American Stock Exchange.„37
"pUlstanding • 3t)p,OO0f shares
Comart,
Stock
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages. 37
SEC Index of Stock Prices..
37
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n
or
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Exchange (Bonds)-_^_
Stock
Montreal Stock
industrial,
and
^
^
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aircraft/-and-;missile,,fasteners,
principally screws,the
net
proceeds rtr6in the stock sale, $200,000
will
be
used
for
additional
manufacturinga equipment,; $208,500' to
repay certain short-term loans, ahd the balance for general corporate
.'purposes including expansion of sales "force, and * research and de-.v
bolts
^
,
;
Exchange-,—
Exchange.Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.—
:
Philadelphia-Baltimore- Stock Exchange..—
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
—l.
terms
includes
^
Midwest Stock
• 5-year
warrants-to be^sold to'the principal .Under¬
exercisable at. a price Jo. be supplied by amendment.
$375,
fi
Detroit Stock
.
statement
York
Cincinnati Stock
a
,
*
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corporation has called
Santiago,
■
American Stock Exchanges
Boston Stock Exchange.^
a
underlying
writer
by
New
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and
15
public
,
I.,
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registration
covering 150,000 shares of common
sale„ through underwriters headed.,by
Dec.
on
for
L.
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%
Stock and Bond Quotations
American Bolt & Screw Mfg. Corp.—Common Reg'd—
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equipment,
is
Mass.
precision
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through Mann &
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covering;-
A"
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,
will
In This Issue
im-
••*•••*■
iw+>;-
$5,
•
.
of Its
,A.
capital,
,
Anglo Lautaro Nitrate Corp.—Partial Redemption—
/. vVt':•;
to
are
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a ;
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.Creesy;
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covering.
through Copley >
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E.vCalfax Ave., Denver,' is engaged in the sale
mobile homes and trailers and related accessories.
new
±,'V
/60.000
at
debt' repayment,
,Accuracy Inc.—Files With
The
■
7440
rental'of
..
*
"Reg.
a
f;':.
\
for
filed
offered
be
to
Colo.
used
v.
With SEC—
1961
advertising.
and
ventory
December
on
shares
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PUBLIC UTILITY
•
-AjAA Trailer Sales, Inc.—Files
,
■75.000 Common
;
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was
oversubscribed.
BUSINESS—The
marketing
is engaged primarily in the business of
equipment and materials for both" school and
company
educational
t
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(2766)
profit
use
by children of the nursery school age through primary
grades. Many of the items marketed by the company are designed and
home
developed
it
by
15
GIVING EFFECT
CAPITALIZATION
;
stock
—v.
194,
(par
1944.
p.
established
cents)
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These
ful
.v-,'.-;
the
announcements
by
Cinerama
Reisini
Mr.
of
unaudited
months
before
its
original
for
the
On
Dec.
dential
In
Prudential
13
Cinerama
Insurance
April,
1959,
agreement,
and
received
Prudential
a
was
for
In
Prudential
net
the
by
use
to
Prudential
has
less
company
and
All
—
The
has
enjoyed
out
the
world.
the
with
very limited
Cinerama feels
only
fi'om
in the U.
distribution
that
is
this
80%
derived
be
International
the
and
property
exhibition
and
Reisini
Mr.
that
$6,000,000 loan. Under the original
15 %
of
consolidated pretax
"Windjamer"
has
p.
Co.
1944.
-r'J
1
called
for redemption on Feb. 1, next, through
fund, 1,600 shares of its 6% cumulative pre¬
share, plus accrued dividends of $1.50
will be made at the First National City Trust
sinking
at
$100
per
Payment
Broadway, New York 15,
share.
Co.,
2
trademark,
'
etc.
%
;
N. Y.—V.
194, p.
2221.
Coral Ridge Properties, Inc.—Acquires
James
■'*%'.
belief,
provide
194,
p.
based
northwest
of
President
4,000
acres
the
one
1611.
and
his
made
first
of
of
of
the
the
partner,
from
the
last
a
famous
in
large
of
seven
Gait
the
growers
big
in
parcels
in
in 1953 by
purchase was'
family, who were
purchase
present
Florida.
of
the
mile area can
churches, schools,
residents,
Calder,
announced
development
square
family owner—the Lyons
citrus
remaining
A.
has
line
the
$20,000,000
Stephen
pioneer
Fla. Acreage—•
Board Chairman
and
directly
Broward
Reminiscent
also
a
ample
an
Hunt,
County, Florida. The
be
developed into a city of over 16,000
parks and shopping facilities.
conservative estimate,
margin for profit after
on
S.
acquisition
Hunt
the
would
shares,
per
picture.
basis.
all'payment is made.—V.
receive
Trust
194,
Picture,
process,
expressed
Immediate payment will be made
at
of New York, 420 Broadway, New York
share.
per
Midland
York.—V.
company
ferred
is
worldwide
exclusive
9,134
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Partial Red'n
of the distribution, and this payment is backed up by a
guarantee. Cinerama will distribute "Windjammer" on an
Cinerama
arrangements with the Pru¬
first agreement
with Prudential
outlay
Corp.—Partial Redemption—^
has called for redemption on Dec. 31, 1961, 1,623
cumulative preferred series A stock at $50,625 per
shares of its
5V2%
cumulative preferred series B
$50.68%
New
The
involved in this acquisition; the new Cinemiracle
will pay the sum of $1,250,000 within 2V2 years out of the
cash
No
5%
operation of the
considerable
facilities,
go
three-
the negative and all 45 prints of "Windjammfer"; 23 complete sets of
Cinemiracle
exhibition
equipment;
four
Cinemiracle r cameras,
the
Cinemiracle
its
at
through¬
S. and
valuable
a
distribution
widespread
company's
can
of
share
A new Cinerama subsidiary,
Inc., of which Cinerama, Inc. owns
of the stock has been established to acquire the following assets:
income
Cinemiracle
corporation
shares
panel system of wide-angle projection of motion pictures. Only one
picture, "Windjammer," has been produced in Cinemiracle. Because
its
owners,
NT
&
T,
didn't have
enough installations,
this film
first nine
to
Fuel & Iron
.V' Colorado
15,
a
produc¬
operated
The Marine
which is
a
to
i;
■
assets of Cinemiracle,
the
and
stock
•
in Europe,
•
Coca-Cola
the
scheduled
owned
\
';■
\
bottling plants operating in Italy today and
into operation within the next two years are
by local independent companies. Coca-Cola con¬
centrate
supplied to these plants for preparation of Coca-Cola
is
produced in Milan.
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of
% those
other
for
expansion of most
capacity of 52,000 bottles per hour.
by Cinerama out
thus leaving 25%
capital
plant construction, plans are under way for the
of the existinng bottling plants.
new
and
one
paid
taxes,
working
as
;%■ ;
acquired
be
will
income
to
even to the Milan plant, already the largest
of the most advanced of its type in the world with
applies
tion
$6,000,000.
proceeds
one
and
'
granting
is
is
addition
This
opened
Catania,
modernization
the
to
conditions,'
new
purposes.
company
the
new
to
Arsizio
in
its loan
modified
to
the
Cinerama
were:
Arrangements—
retroactive
with1
made
completely new plants have been built in Italy. Five
in the past 12 months. These are at Rimini,
Udine and Busto Arsizio. The new plant at Busto
of two plants serving that city.
21
have
Wonder¬
be
;
these
of
additional loan of
Cinemiracle—
date.
due
of
proceeds
New
pertaining
expenses
indebtedness
total
75%
available
months of 1961 were
$969,000—tiiore
than double
the
pre-tax
earnings
of $408,000 for
the first nine months of
1960. After provision for taxes, net profit
for the nine months ending Sept, 30, 1961 was $476,000, as compared
with $175,000 for the first nine months of 1960.
Since the end of 1960, the company has reduced by $1,103,000 its
debt to the Prudential Insurance Co. on the $3,000,000 borrowed to
finance
the
acquisition of the five old Cinerama pictures.
At the
present
time,
the
outstanding
principal
is
$490,000
and,
at
the
minimum rate of
repayment, the company will have paid off this
loan
in
its
entirety by April, 1962. This loan is being repaid two
earnings
"The
will
1947,
these
Bologna,
weekly
and
advertising
pre-opening
basis
an
corporate
Profits—
Pre-tax
Since
of
.
The
by the Prudential In¬
surance
Co. as well as easing of the terms of its former loan, along
with
the
acquisition of
Cinemii'acle,
was
announced
Dec.
15
by
Nicolas
Reisini,
President
and Chairman
at
a
Special Meeting in
liMi' of the Annual Meeting of Stockholders held at the Cinerama
Clairidge Theater in Montclair, N. J.
Among
and
payments
•'
the
Cinerama
Cinerama, Inc.—Loan Extended—Earnings Up—
to
Although Coca-Cola was first introduced in Italy in 1927 and plants
operating in Rome, Milan and Genoa before World War II, the
development of the Coca-Cola business on the peninsula has laken
place in the post-war era, officials point out.
...
.
loan
partnership
in
Won"
Was
and
Grimm"
1963,
real
advertising, and
distribution of these
pictures.
"
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Regarding the five old negatives, for the purchase of which Pru¬
dential loaned
the
company
$3,000,000,
Prudential is retaining its
15%
interest after Cinerama repays the $3,000,000 and after print
costs.
$6,000,000
making
is
Cinerama
"How The West
are
Brothers
the
miscellaneous
other
pictures.
additional
pictures
two
films
of
cost :of
prints,
On
An
the
World
of
were
only after recouping the total cost of tha negatives—
perpetuity
meaning total cost of production, cost of distribution fees,
cost of
corporation on Dec. 14, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 75,000
capital shares to be offered at par ($1), through Dalen Investments
& Funds, Inc., Miami, Fla.
V
Proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Cinema of 309 Ainslie Bldg., Miami, Fla. is engaged in the production
motion
of
MGM.
The
of
an
eliminated. Also the 20% in perpetuity of net iilm rentals
two
new
pictures is being eliminated, as well as
the 5%
profit from Cinerama-owned and/or operated theatres.
Under
the new agreement, Prudential will get
15%
from the net
165,000 shs.
600,000 shs.
—
more
end
pay
the
on
Corp.—Italian Expansion Program
Coca-Cola
bottling plants will be opened in Italy before
bringing the country-wide total, to 30, according to
announcement by the corporation.
the
net
Cinema Studios Inc.—Files With SEC—
•
to
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
.
Coca-Cola Export
Nine
completely
located at
Outstanding
Authorized
'
25
the
during
and/or
profit
'
1
Common
Corp.
Camera
pictures
had
owned
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Cinerama
produced with funds loaned by Prudential. Cinerama
to Prudential 5%
of profits derived from theaters
operated by Cinerama.
Under the terms of the new agreement,
the 15% participation by
Prudential in the consolidated pretax profit of the company has been
also
1952, and on May 1, 1953, succeeded to the business of Childcraft
Equipment Co., a New York partnership of which Benjamin Alpert,
the
controlling stockholder and President of the company, was a
partner. The business conducted by such predecessor was
in February,
1946.
The company's principal place of business and offices are
155 East 23rd Street, New York 10, N. Y.
except
sources
from 1959 to 1974, and during the period commencing in
to receive in perpetuity 20% of net film rentals from all
was
motion
the State of New York, on Oct. 22,
The company was incorporated in
all
from
years
1974,
proprietary items.
as
.
land
Lyons
The
in
Broward
tract
is
County,
TOTAL BACKLOG
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By jSIDNEY
rmrf*<mu
BROWN
This Week
>
.
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"Corp. bonds with dates
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liv.
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Following this Christmas-New Year's week of diminutive new financing* the return of%%
corporate demand for loanable capital fUfids would total but about $53 million in the
next four weeks were it not for the NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO.'s $60 million
refunding mortgage bonds set for Jan. 9 bidding. Excluded from this bond float
figure is the imminent offering stance of KRATTER CORP.'s $100 million 6% sub¬
ordinated
rights to class A and B stockholders. The
in the four-week float given on this
page since no talrget date has been provided but is included in the section of bonds
without dates affixed in the total backlog table below.
/
debentures, plus warrants,
J -it; L
J><ir
V.' t
22,1960
$253,226,900
177,521,400 (18)
219,595,900 (34)
285,746,300
$736,611,900 (51)
$419,179,699 (80)
$538,973,200
$369,220,000(248)
$200,048,550(120)
$899,461,120
486,667,800(321)
v..
bonds
Total
Dec.
$199,583,799 (46)
Corp. bonds without dates—
v.;...'/
Last week
$559,090,500 (32)
—
Corp. stocks with dates—
Corp. stocks without dates—
699,386,750(456)
210,421,330
$855,887,800(569)
$899,435,300(556)
$1,109,882,450
*$1,592,499,700(620)
$1,318,614,999(636)
$1,648,855,650
as
Kratter stockholder rights offering is not carried
*
stocks.
Total
Total
corporates-—
The
30-day visible supply of larger ($1 million or more) State-municipal issues seek¬
ing loanable capital funds is about four times larger than the corporate bond backlog
for the same' period of this writing.
Total
HOLIDAY
WEEK'S
QUIET FINANCING POSTURE
Tentatively scheduled for Wednesday (Dec. 27) is SIERRA CAPITAL CO.'s 1 million
shares of capital (filed Sept. 5) via C. E. Unterberg, Towbin & Co. The day following
(Dec. 28) may witness SWIFT HOMES, INC.'s (filed Sept. 25) 240,000 shares let loose
through the managing hands of Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. The only
larger municipal set for the week is the Dec. 20 scheduling of $3,200,000 HARTFORD
COUNTY METRO. DIST., CONN, bonds.
A
T. & T.'s $300 MILLION
Chronicle's
This
which
includes
calendar
week's
corporate financing
and
investment
published
companies,
Thursday,
two
significant
One—the corporate bond backlog stands $330 million more than
projection
due
to
the
American
million bond offering announcement.
Telephone
&
Telegraph
The utility will seek bids
five-year non-callable Jan. 1, 2002 maturing flotation.
on
Co.'s
The total bond backlog is
r
Two—approximately 141 corporate equity issues and ten bond issues
to the Chronicle's
some
time
in
the
offering calendar.
new
since offering dates
issue
All but
a
The
were
descriptive pages but
not
in the
the first
v
%
The indeterminate backlog of unaffirmed corporate offerings churned upwards this
week to approximately $788 million.
Boosting the total have been these
reported
routinizing: 125,000
common; 119,220 shares of Pacific National Bank of
San Francisco as a stockholders' rights offering; and secondary of 692,000 shares
of (Jos.) Schlitz Brewing Co., common; NATIONAL STEEL CORP.'s stock
split and
new stock proposal which it plans to
ask stockholders to approve on Jan. 25. If
the present market prevails it could, if approved, mean $75 million when
floated;
and WEST PENN POWER is thinking of selling $30 million in early March.
possible
shares
30-day municipal float is the
same as
was
an
unusual,
million in stocks and $386.5
last week but the total backlog is down
about $65 million.
awaiting
Total
Total
confirmation
and
official
larger corporate and municipal offerings in the weeks ahead
of Jan. 2-Jah.
Total
are
as
follows:
6: $5
million in debentures of HARTFIELD STORES, INC.;
215,000 shares of.SHATTERPROOF GLASS CORP., common; 200,000 shares of SELREX
CORP., common; 115,000 shares of SUPER VALU STORES, INC., common;
154,000 shares of VIRGINIA DARE STORES CORP., common; 150,000 shares of
AMERICAN FINANCIAL CORP., common; 36,000 units of COMMUNITY
CHARGE
PLAN; and in municipals: $3.5 million TAYLOR TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST., MICH •
$25 million PUERTO RICO (COMMONWEALTH OF); $0 million GEORGIA STATE
OFFICE BLDG. AUTH.,
FOUR-WEEK FLOAT
Corporate
financings—still
of Alberto-Culver Co.
LARGER ISSUES AHEAD
corporate calendar
This
$569,278,000
added
bonds—including the A. T. & T; issue.
Corporate
or
Week
been provided.
(62)-
no assigned effective date but is expected shortly this
week of the new year. Further, the above data include the $25
million NEW YORK PORT AUTHORITY tax-exempt, and the $30 million NATURAL
GAS PIPELINE CO. first mortgage bonds.,
The
had, until this week, not
$534,287,972
to its stockholders which has
week
few represented issues carried for
turn about in number of issues and amounted to $232
million in
$300
Feb. 14 for its
$160 million higher than last year's comparable figure.
(73)
UN AFFIRMED BACKLOG REGISTERS A GAIN
every
showed
$497,270,000
one
ISSUE AND OTHER BACKLOG CHANGES
new
secondaries
changes this week.
last
of
municipals with dates
*Includes
preferred with date assigned amounting to $1 million and three
preferreds without assigned dates totaling $18.8 million; 68 issues of $300,000 or less
with dates and 120.[ of those issues without dates.
Also, includes the KRATTER
CORP.'s $100 million 6% subordinated debentures, plus warrants, rights offerings
-.
GA.; $6,170,000 GEORGIA UNIV. SYSTEM BLDG. AUTH.
Week
of Jan. 8-Jan. 13: 147,000 shares of CITIZENS LIFE INSURANCE CO OF
NEW YORK, common; 91,000 shares of CAMPBELL SOUP
CO., capital; $6 375000
MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT TRUST FUND, PA.,
series, ints.; $60 million in bonds
of NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO.; $5 million PUERTO RICO
CAPITAL CORP
common; and in municipals: $6,950,000 FLINT, MICHIGAN; $30 million EAST BAY
MUN, UTIL. DIST., CALIF.; $13,150,000 MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, MD
$8 048 972
NEW MEXICO (STATE OF); $33 million NEW YORK
(STATE OF); $20 million
SAN JOSE, CALIF.; $6 million CLARK COUNTY, COUNTY S.
D., NEV
Municipals*
of Both
Financings
Dec. 26-Dec. 29__
$2,950,000
$21,989,600
$24,939,600
$11,835,000
$36,774,600
Jan.
2-Jan.
-6—
12,995,000
43,597,300
56,592,300
71,875,000
128,467,300
Jan.
8-^Jan. 13-_
65,275,000
•76,520,000
141,795,000
131,665,972
273,460,972
Jan. 15-Jan. 20—
2,550,000
94,364,500
96,914,500
41,245,000
138,159,500
$83,770,000
$236,471,400
$320,241,400
$256,620,972
$576,862,372
Week of Jan. 15-Jan, 20: $4,305,560 shares of
COMMONWEALTH REALTY TRUST*
Dast week's data
$85,100,999
$169,600,550
$254,701,349
$331,982,972
$586,684,311
Dec.
$87,304,400
$91,261,170
$178,565,570
$333,995,000
$512,560,570
1,500,000 shares of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO., common- 110 000 shares
WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO.,
common; $10,840,000 WESTLAND CAPITAL
CORP., common; 350,091 shares of SAN DIEGO IMPERIAL CORP, "common- and
Bonds
Total
22,'60 data
Stocks
Corporates
of
in municipals:
$30,750,000 ASCENSION-ST. JAMES BRIDGE & FERRY
$3.5 million-OCEANSIDE^CARLSBAD JUNIOR COLLEGE
Includes one-half the authorized New York Port Authority
fiimncing in the amount of $25 million term bonds non-callable to Nov. 1, 1968 and
ITY,
set
To the tenders who follow these
*$1 million
or more.
for Jan. 4 bidding.
ALSO ADD: $5,980,000 in four other recently announced municipals falling within
the above float but too late for inclusion•
J
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LA.;
CALIF.
_
projections and commentary on
affecting the capital market, we hope you will have a
some
of the factors
'
f
FURTHER ADD: $20 million NATURAL GAS PIPELINE CO. first mortgage bonds
set for early part of January.
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f
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AUTHOR¬
DISTRICT,
_
MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY
NEW YEAR
December 21, 1961
r:^
rw ^ (J At
„v «,
Volume
to
Fort
6119
Lauderdale
The Commercial and Financial
and
Pompano
the
last
10
that
of
the
purchase
revealed
Hunt
cash,
in
$1,250,000
balance.
the
on
Number
largest land transaction in
the
is
194
accessible
immediately
I
the
terms
but involved
Don
Beach
this
in
years
.
in
*
-
ing
,
Menendez of Atlas
■
;;
,
■.,,,
-.,
special meetings early In 1962. After completion of the merger it is
anticipated that financial reporting will be retroactive to Jan. 1, 1962.
Management estimates of gross sales for 1961 are 27 million for
.
Electronic
Devonbrook, Inc.—Appointment—
she had decided to sell to Coral Ridge
"based on the company's 15 year history of beautiful de¬
in Broward County, their financial strength,
and
their
continuing interest in the communities they developed. We wanted to
be sure that the Lyons property was developed under a total, coor- <
dinated plan which will result in appreciation of the property add be
an
asset
to
the surrounding communities." ■'
':V. :'■>
7;>.'7\
Mrs.
-'.
.
-
y
•%,
.
Chemical
Properties
Bank
disbursing
845.
York
New
for
agent
the
Trust
has
Co.
stock
common
corporation.—V.
of "the
v,.v. ■ %%%7',, :\yV.;
P.
dividend
appointed
been
total
194,
and
faith
our
executive
commented
firm,
ment
of
Taravella,
P.
Vice
that
President
"this
confidence
in
large
the
of
the
large
acquisition
future
growth
land
develop¬
solid
is
of
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Additional
Financing De¬
tails—Our issue of Dec
18, 1961 reported the sale on
Dec. 14 of $40,000,000 of 4%% sinking fund debentures
due Dec. 1, 2011 at 101.25%. Additional financing details
follow:
-
purchasers
named
purchase
from
the
company
amounts of the debentures:
the
below have
following
severally
■
y
Boston
Drexel
&
Dillon,
curities
Lynch,
1,750
Curtis
Negotiations
Swiss
Jackson
&
:
&
Turben
Burtek,
Winslow,
Cohu
million,
Earl
and
Hilburn,
D.
representatives
with
Co.,
at
is
of
Inc.,
active
in
in
Boston,
"We already are working in industrial,
public school applications of training and
275
said.
275
ranges
275
the
1,200
1,200
Doolittle
Struthers & Co.___—
Wood,
E.
Corp.— 1,200
Inc.—
1,000
The
& Co.,
Hutton
F.
&
Co.,
Anthony
Tucker,
Inc.—
R.
&
First Southwest
Securities
Coffin
&
—
Corp
Burr
Kaufman
Yarnall,
—
Corp.____
Granbery, Marache & Co.—
—V.
Michigan
194,
165
—_
Kalman
pany's
165
in
Stix
& Co.,
Inc.________
Newbold's
&
Son
Co.
165
Co._-
&.
Dabney
&
110
Chico
Dec. 15
on
100,000
of
Inc.—Addi¬
The
issue reported the
severally
agreed
to
the -number
holders
■'
J.
Shares
selling stock¬
Smyth—
&
McDaniel Lewis & Co._
F.
Grimm
&
Bullard
Salomon
L.
Charles
A.
Co.:
&
—
Taggart & Co.__
Teller
Albert
5,000
&
Inc.—
Co.,
5,000
was
with
funds
changed
•
tronic
•
" The
company
the rest.
holders
the
of
shares,
is,selling- 87,250 shares and 11'stock¬
The underwriters are offering 16,000
it to
by
will
and
ments
persons
Electronics
PROCEEDS—Cramer
received
public offering price, to certain
selected by the company.
the
at
other
employes and
retire bank debt
use
$400,000 of the proceeds
$50,000 for leasehold improve¬
capital.
will
and
wox'king
to
balance
the
add
sells electronic
industrial sales and
BUSINESS—The company of 811 Boylston St.. Boston,
products
two
by
95%
methods—some
direct
by
nine months
ended
Sept.
30,
1961
were
$3,827,072 compared with $2,931,500 in
the similar 1960 months. Net income in the 1961 period was $186,652,
5%
in
sale
at
its
cents
43
stores.
retail
own
equal
to
cents,
in the like period of
principally
indirectly,
with
$129,941,
stock
($1
par)
EFFECT
or
30
Outstanding
530,500 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
—
the several under¬
agreed, severally, subject to the terms and conditions
therein
set
forth,
to
purchase,
and the company and
the selling
stockholders
have
agreed, severally, to sell to them,.- the respective
numbers of shares of 'common stock to be sold by each. The under¬
.
committed
are
hereby
olferrd
to
if
take and pay
are
any
for
all the
snares
of common
have
advised
the
company
in
have
agreed
to
make
16,000
the
of
From
From
Treibick,
;
.
M.
CL E.
K.
-V.
194,
C.
p.
Loeb,
Co.,
Rhoades &
and>its
Seiden
&
Wainwright
528:'"
Forsyth—_.—_— 17,450
Co^^sw/.;.'* ,8;725
& Co
—1. 8,725
r
:
7
subsidiaries
consolidated
20,300
-.
10,150
^
-
'
•
10,150
:
""r.'1- '■■■ V"
corporation,
common
Inc.,
N.
on.
(par, $11-to
Y.
Proceeds
be
are
to
be
THE COMMERCIAL AND
.
used
for
working
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NOTE:
account
of
the
fluctuations
in the
rate
the
for
the
are
directed
link
the
of
stock
in
systems.
Air
ended 'Sept?;
year
$282,140,
net
to
equal
cents
EFFECT
common
PRESENT
TO
Condado
new
out¬
proceeds
Chicago, 111.,
Drive,
Wacker
was
also
San Juan,
P.
R,;
El Barranquitas Hotel,
one-third of the capital
Aruba Caribbean Hotel-
Hotel,
Beach
Juan;
San
and
owns
of current financing, out¬
will consist of $2,000,000 of
due 1971; 1,830,050 shares
completion
Upon
-—
sinking
the
company
fund
debentures
debt.
,
severally
have
below
named
underwriters
the
Units
&
Co.__
&
v-
'
MacCormack
Evans
&
Barret,
10,000
Doyle,
Inc.__
10,000
Hirsch
&
Kaufman
Rodman
',5.000
•
Wells & Co.
5,000
& Co._-(l__i___7. 5,000.
&
Hallowell, Sulzberger, - • f
Jenks, Kirkland-& Co.
Hannaford
Jamreson
John
H.
5.000
Leason
5,000
Dabbs
Hampstead Investing Corp.
Co
& Lee,
McCarley
&
—V.
p.
194,
Inc.
&
&
TaIbot_
-
1,000
_>___
Kaplan & Co.____
&
Inc.—____
Co:,
1,000
1,000
Co.
1,000
3.000
United Securities Co
3,000
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc;
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner__
1000
.1,000
—
Co.,
1,000
1,000
Inc:__
Inc
Co.,
..
"2,000
3,000
Nicolaus & Co.,
Mason
163,322
&
-
Sullivan
1,000
954.
stock
'
($10
stock
Common
($1
agreed
purchase
to
stock
from
forth
set
underwriters
the
company
opposite
their
below
named
the
of
number
respective
have
of
&
Shares
10,000
Noyes <fc Co
Webber,
Jackson
J.
Adams &
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Lester, Ryons & Co
4,000
10,000
Hemphill,
Paine,
I.
4,000
&
Curtis
J.
C.
Bradford
Battles
Januey,
Clark,
Stroud
C.
—V.
&
Co.
&
6,000
W..
E..
.
!!
Inc
&
Wheat & Co.________
&
6,000
Co.,
Co
&
Hough,
Suplee,
6,000
4,000
Peck_.
Simon
M.
Beil
,
6,000
CO.," Inc._/_^_ir__
194,
—V.
Financial
that $2,500,000 of this
been sold privately
had
Maine
New
Co.,
City.
York
Federation, Inc.—Stock Split Voted—
directors
Federation
voted
five-for-four
a
split
of
the
company's outstanding capital stock, according to Edward L. Johnson.
The split will be effective in the form of a stock distribution of one
share for each four shares held of record on Feb. 1, 1962 distribution
3,000
date
Mosley
Inc.—_
fixed
if
In
3,000
Joseph Walker & Sons
at March
commenting
taken
been
1382.
p.
1976
3,000
—
Inc.
Yeatman,
due
Fulton
1568.
p.
Financial
4,000
Corp.—Notes Sold Privately
reported
was
notes
Robert
178,
6,000
& Beane_
Williston
R.
senior
through
25,000
Corp
Co.,
1961, it
19,
firm's
com-
names:
Shares
Laird
—Dec.
severally
shares
Services Finance
Federal
717,758 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
:_k
par
UNDERWRITERS--The
38,883 shs.
260,000 shs.
par)_____i_______2___________
on
obtain
to
1962.
1,
action,
the
"This
said,
Johnson
wider distribution
Financial
of
initial
step
Federation
has
capital
stock."
Financial
Electronic
William
President
H.
of
directors of
It
Co.—Proposed
Merger—
June
Cox,
that
merger of the
President of the company, and Lewis J.
Fireman Manufacturing Co.,
jointly announced
Iron
both
companies have approved in principle a
:
•>:>•
at their option
stated
value,
into
will receive
callable
at
one
$24
will
A
merger-;,
thb
with
the
apply for listing
formal
for
on
Dec.
it
;;
is
proposed
the New York Stock
■
•
v
_
■-
f,. •
Specialty
Exchange.-"
is being developed by- the boards of directors of
two companies and. will be submitted to shareholders for approval"
agreement
(Reg. C. S. Patent Office tf-WHlianr.B.- Dana: Company, Publishers,' 25
of exchange, remittance
in
March
previous
1,
years
1961.—V.
5*V stock
paid
194,
p.
dividends
on
1946.
East Coast Ry.—Appointment—
Manhattan
capital
stock
Plus,
of
Inc.
Bank
the
has
been
Common
—
appointed New York
company,—V.
194,
p.
registrar
2658.
Offered—Pursuant to
a
15, 1961 prospectus. Shearson, Hammill & Co., New
City, offered publicly 150,000 shares of this firm's
outstanding common stock at $12 per share.
Proceeds
will go to
-
that Electronic
and
York
policy/will pay u 3% stock dividend"
- v
merger
Chase
the
Foods
share of convertible preferred stock, $20
share, with one vote per share, con-r
ner
Electronic
Specialty stock at a ratio of three-fourths of a
share of Electronic Specialty common stock for each share of preferred
Gtock.
Electronic Specialty currently pays-no dividend on its- common
stock.
It is expected that its preferred stock will pay an annual divi¬
dend of 85 cents per share/ Tt is alsd'cbhtemplated--that Iron'Fireman,
Federation
1960
Florida
-
;
1,
The
;
\,7
is contemplated that shareholders of Iron Fireman will be issued
common share of Electronic Specialty stock for each share held, or
companies.
one
Specialty
Burgess,
•
the selling stockholders.,;
>
New York Crty/is' n
comprehensive " line., of
more
than
150.quality vitamin products: Approximately 62%* of the
company's-- total' sales
accounted lor' by tc nation-wide mail order
-business.
Sales -to others-wholesale- and retail distritmtars reptresent"
about; 21% of total sales and the balance; approximately 1T%, results
BUSINESS—The
manufacturer;5
Park Place; New Yoijc/T/W. Y„
company
wholesaler-
oT 62
f."
2,000 r ■> ix.::
5 030
Renshaw—____
Co:__
Securities
2,000
,2,000
.
-Quhm
5.000
Gardnerji./_
Simon
M.
2,000
Co
&
Mid-South
-
Inc.
I.
Co.__—2,000
Bros.
Marache'
.,5,000
2,000
2,000
;
McDonald, Evans & Co.___
Midland Securities Co. Inc,
Inc:Z__s_~__V" 5.000 *■
InCv_>_
&
Co.
5,000
5,000
Peet
0.
Reinholdt
&
5,000
Marshall
Mullaney,
2,000
Co.,
&
2,000
Hickey
5,009
Co.___
& Sons—_
Co.,
Co.
O'Connor
Freehling, Meyerhoff & Co.
Co
&
3,000
Inc.—__
Inc.
Co
&
Loewi- &
common
&
3,000
Co.>
Smith- &
Brothers
5.000
Edwards
Hentz
H,
3,000
Co._
Fitch, North & Co.
Collins
G.
The
3,000
Co., Inc._
Co.__
Conway
&
Hirshberg,
Fairman
H.
Co.———
&
Vincent &
J.
Zuckerman,
,
—
julien
A.
&
Burton
10.000
Inc.
airborne
C.
N.
10,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
Reeves
Roberts
Daniel
20,000
Co.______
Blosser & McDowell 20,000
Burnham
Outstanding
$974,694
163,322
E.
stock; and $505,000 of sundry
Stearns
Bear,
Straus,
FINANCING
$974,694
notes
71
the
Units
Stifel,
'
and
improve¬
the selling stockholders
respective numbers of units set forth below, if any are purchased:
In
per
for
agreed to purchase from the company and
of
46
of
company
UNDERWRITERS—The
>•'■■
/;
hotels;
three
which operates the
Netherlands, West Indies.
subordinated
-
of
1961, "the company$22,280,994
and
30,
sales
operate
company
CAPITALIZATION
-:V
to
of
Hotel,
The
R.
Aruba,
6%
addition,
Associates,' Inc.;- distributes
data
and
will be added to
be used in further expansions or acquisitions.
standing1 capitalization; of
p.
and
promissory
Promissory notes of subsidiaries
6%/. cumulative convertible
pfd.
Dana
On
P.
Casino
1961.
1506.
June,
Authorized
mortgage
Concurrent
60.000
&-Co.,
capital.-" -•
/
>\/7:
field
and
subsidiary,
parts
of
-
at
for
shareholders.
balance
Ariz.;
Airport
Barranquitas,
Co.
The
W.v45th 60,
and' retailer ^of
a
Cte^eJ^Selbw^^i
_
La.-SnUr
issue) with-a^ statistiea^Hissue: "SSr the Act
February 2o 1942 at the Pjst office ai1
^72 qo per year
In Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other countries, 5 .
pe
for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New Yin* lunas.
Seibert, Treasurer;. George J. Morrissey, Editor. Puoiished twice-* week {every- Thursday; -(general news: and-advertislnr
Street, Chicago 3. Illinois (Telephone STate 2-06131 ; Copyright 1961 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter
of March 3. 1879, Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American. Union, $65.00 per year;
,V William
7
SEC—
11, 1961 filed a "Reg. • A"»- covering
offered- at $5, through. Alessandrini
Dec>
in
may
International
1961,
30,
The
company
Scottsdale,
House,
outlets
and
consistent witir its current dividend
PeL^ixe Homes, Inc.—Files With
The
Electronics
electronics
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
First
prior to the
v
Stockton,
Pittsburg,
for corresponding 1960.
Dunlap Wholesale Radio
had .consolidated
income
net
%
vertible
60,900
Inc.—— 52,350
Unterberg, .Towbin..
selling-
stockholders
company
•.
Carl
the
its
redeemable
are
another
Inc.
aircraft
debentures
in August 1961 to combine the business of certain affilipartnerships and corporations
operating
six hotels—Executive
House,
Chicago, HI.; Executive House, Washington, D. C.; Executive
of the United States. At present most of the
through
.
incorporated
equipment. The end-use, directly
systems and equipment is primarily
systems
V';« EARNINGS—For -thd'-fiscai
share.
electronic high fidelity parts.
I ated
aviation supplies principally: for
30/1961, the company's estimated backlog of unfilled
aggregated $17,439,000.
-Vv*:- V"
V
" V"'
'
>
orders
Y.,
com¬
phonograph
facilities and the construction and furnishing
hotel;
and
to
retire
certain
notes
and
obligations.
Norris
communications
voice
range of
resale. As of Nov.
•
N.
electronic
from the financing will be invested in
who
will acquire leasehold
interest
and
lease
establish,
at
headquartered in St. Petersburg, Fla., is
designing, developing and manufacturing elec¬
the. company's
wide,
that
shares to be
purchased by-them available for purchase by employees and persons
selected by the company at the public offering price.
underwriters
The
of
company
J.
taken.
they propose to
offer all or part of the shares offered hereby directly
to the public
at $8
per share and that they may offer any balance
to dealers at
a
price which represents a concession of not in excess of 32 cents
per share under the public
offering price. Such dealers may reallow
a
concession of not in excess of 12 cents per share to other dealers.
underwriters
The
the
;a
have
writers'
in
These
subsidiaries,
tq
existing
BUSINESS:—The
and
Creek,
Nevada.
'/>::/
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
UNDERWRITERS—In the underwriting agreement,
writers
stock
surface
mon
Authorized
Common
and
the
1960.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
compared
share,
common
a
sales .in
Net
outlets
Walnut
Reno,
of
working capital and
company
by the military forces
company's activities in
Inc.—Common Offered—Carl M.
Electronics,
supplies
subsidiaries.—VUI194,
owned
agreement.
communications
The
—
certain
for
proceeds
standing
Calif.,
as
Dunlap
to
parts,
to customers."
•
fiscal year ending June
the
$7,9,247
1947
wholly
11
Stockton,
St.,
assets
com¬
subsidiary
a
of
V-Loan
a
engaged
5,000
or
Cramer
in
Inc.,
144,950
wholly-owned
other
indebtedness.
through
Modesto,
organized' in
has
FEATURES
facilities
the
reimburse
electronic
and
for
to
Grant
others
items
40,000
.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Inc., New . York City- and - associates-offered-publicly -on. Dec. *20; 188,750 shares of
this firm's common-stock at $8 per share.
S.
distributesby
part
Electronics,
and
ment
company.
outstanding
27
Fresno,"
compared
now
Dunlap
of
earnings
BUSINESS—The
5,000
of
transistors,
-
PROCEEDS—Net
&
under
•
television parts and
Brooklyn,
Ave.,
distribution
redemption prices ranging from 105 % to 101%; and
fund at par, plus accrued interest in both cases.
the 400,000 common
shares offered,
255,050 were sold
company,
Birr & Co.,
—
proceeds from the financing will be added to the
the company and will be available for various cor¬
porate purposes. It is the intention of the company to use a portion
of
the net
proceeds to'reduce the outstanding balance of its loans
5,000
Nostrand
optional
■
general
Shares
1626
wholesale
semi-conductors,
1613.
p.
REDEMPTION
in
supplier
any
PROCEEDS-—Net
.
r
Filor,
10,000
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc.—
5,000
Clayton Securities Corp.—
5,000
—V. 194, p.2656.
Darlington
Hill,
-
-
15,000
Hirsch__—
&
*
40.000
R. Williston & Beans—
Ross
*
>
Offered—On
rately transferable before March 20, 1962.
widest
Communications, Inc.—-Common Offered—
Company, Corp., Wilmington, Del., and as¬
sociates offered publicly on Dec. 20, 100,000 shares of
this firm's common stock at $18.75 per share.
the
purchase from the company and the
of common stock, set forth below:
•'
and
Dorsett
the
Electronic
underwriting agreement, subject to the
therein set forth, the several underwriters have
conditions
and
of
programs
in
used
of
California
in
net
was
hanie
Laird
terms
of
one
J
low:
UNDERWRITERS—In
military,
devices,"
offer
Dec. 21, 80,000 shares of
per share.
This was the
on
retire
to
Marysville,"
firm
company
Additional financing details fol¬
stock at $10 per share.
training
be
company
approximately
The
'■7
shares of this firm's
common
will
and
Merced
$97,437
were
tional Financing Details—Our Dec. 18
subsidiary
electronics,
teaching
Common Offered
purchase
manufactured
and
"supply
Theatres of Puerto Rico,
approxi¬
sinking
—
subsidiaries,
Consolidated
Commonwealth
sale
its
Sacramento,
2656.
p.
for
Nevada,
equipment,
110
Inc._
Co.,
Reno,
through
—110
Co.
Strader
treasury
BUSINESS—The
165
Tyson
&
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co._
Sade &
and
commercial,
to
us
stock at $5
common
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
165
H.
year.
cartographic
public offering of stock by the
165
>770
770
550
550
:_
Inc
Co.,
&
of
first
Townsend,
Inc.
Co.,
Stroud
First
this firm's
275
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
W.
enable
Vine., San Francisco, offered
275
Co,_
of
the
in
speakers,
as
radio and
194,
Of
& Co.__
of
Company, New York City, and Straus, Blosser &
McDowell, Chicago, were managers of an underwriting
group which offered on Dec. 20, in units, $2,000,000 of
6% subordinated sinking fund debentures, due Oct. 1,
1971, and 400,000 shares of common stock, and 400,000
common
stock purchase warants, of Executive House,
Inc.
Each
unit, consisting of a $10 debenture, two
shares of common stock and two warrants, was priced
at $22.50.
Each warrant entitles the holder to purchase
one common share at $7 per share after March 20,
1962
and prior to Dec. 27, 1966, the expiration date. The com¬
mon
stock, debentures and warrants will not be sepa¬
1945.
p.
Dunlap Electronics
275
275
&
teaching
package
& Hopwood__
Biddle
300 technicians,
total
a
Executive House, Inc.—Common Offered—Bear, Stearns
Space
Co
770
770
Stieglitz
Reynolds & Co., Inc
The Robinson-Humphrey
of
will
Burtek
of
field."--V. .194,
770
Garrett & Sons——
&
"Addition
Co.______———
&
Boettcher
Dickson & Co., Inc.—
770
Francis I. duPont & Co._—770
Robert
Lane,
Bros.
Piper, Jaffray
Sutro
S.
Halle
Co._
275
850
770
770
770
Whipple & Co
Childs
R.
Johnson,
_______
L.
Day
Bacon,
Co._
&
out of
&
related to radio telemetry, a major interest field of Dorsett.
electronics equipment is manufactured by Dorsett in plants
Okla.; Denver, Colo.; and Lawndale, Calif.-
Butcher & Sherrerd
Morton
million
741.
p.
Corp.—Common
company
engaged
such
cartridges,
ing devices and systems.
/
primarily
—V.
The Burtek merger will augment Dorsett's expansion into automatic
teaching machines, adding to
already active Dorsett programs the
experience of several years gained by Burtek in manufacture of train¬
440
Components
BUSINESS—The
ponents
Norman.
275
330
than
more
eight
corporate purposes.
is
wholly-owned
a
and
Baker, Watts & Co
H.
y
Burtek.
of
preceding
the
Mass.,
oceanographic
Dick
Equitable Securities
1717.
p.
Burtek's
Stein Bros. &
W.
Y.—V/194,
N.
President
of
with $4,076,000
Controls,
Burtek,
closely
Stetson
&
square feet, with
currently employed
and
Iron Fireman) or a
Combined plant area
18, 1961, Albion Securities Co., Inc., New York
City, offered publicly 50,000 shares of this firm's com¬
mon stock at $3.50
per share. Net proceeds will be used
by the company for expansion, advertising and promo¬
tion, acquisition of a plant and equipment and for other
is
compared
as
Concord
440
Boyce__'
by
Dec.
privately held corporation, will report sales of approxi¬
mately $3 million for its fiscal year ending Feo. 28, 1962. A recent
Air
Force contract
for $1,400,000
worth of jet aircraft flight simu¬
lators brought the firm's record backlog to more than $3 million. One
of
the. nation's leading
manufacturers of flight simulators, Burtek
includes many of the major airlines among its customers. The equip¬
ment is used to train and to maintain proficiency of jet flight crews.
Dorsett's
1961 sales,
exclusive of Burtek, will be approximately $9
440
_1,750
Fireman,
acquired
companies.
million
scientists
Energy
100,000
1962,
Aerospace
—
Iron
being
combined
a
of
Inc.
Co.,
Corp
Trust
Guaranty
Morgan
Paribas
Corp
—_1,750
&
Merle-Smith——— 1,200
1,
majority stockholders
are
substantially complete, Dorsett said, and the company now is
working to make satisfactory arrangements with other stockholders.
440
440
—
at
firm,
electrpnics
440
& Co
American
Feb.
on
Electronics, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
corporation
440
1,750
Merrill,
redemption
for
concluding negotiations to assume majority con¬
Burtek, Inc., a Tulsa electronics manufacturer of military and
industrial training equipment. The Dorsett takeover will occur shortly,^
it was announced by Loyd G. Dorsett, President of the Norman-based
550
Inc.
Green, Ellis & Anderson
J. A. Hogle & Co
Fen-
called
has
cumulative
preferred stock at
$34
per
share.
paid to stockholders of record Jan. 5, 1962. Payment
$1.50
be
of
440
McDonald
Inc._-__._c__
Webber,
Paine,
Baird & Co.,
1,750
Pierce,
Smith
&
Co.____
1,750
_
its
will
made
The
agreed
Julien Collins & Co
Weeks
&
Brothers
Lehman
Robert W.
Se¬
Co
&
Homblower
ner
Union
Johnston, Lemon &
1,750
—■
of
be
trol
Amount $
3,830
Co
Eastman
Merrill
Corp
corporation
Dorsett
(000 omit)
Amount $
First
will
principal
respective
(000 omit)
The
The
shares
Dividends
,
PURCHASERS—The
to
l'/a
and
the
Diamond National Corp.—Partial Redemption—
■
County
—already the fastest growing in the nation—and the vigorous leader¬
ship which has helped make this possible." He reported that plans
for the development would be announced shortly.—V. 194,
p. 2116.
of
excess
for
(presently
for
mately 3,500 employees.—V. 194,
evidence
Broward
million
million
28
Webster
63
engineers
velopments
J
of
in
is
;r.;-7 . \
Specialty,
Warren
for
.
transaction, - •
Lena
Lyons stated
the
handled
homes.
3
at
Allendale, S. C. is engaged in the construction and financ¬
shell
of
(2767)
part
heavy fixed charges nor interest
Realty Co. of Fort Lauderdale
no
DeLuxe of
This
area
included
Chronicle
-
-
'
4
from
the
(2768)
operation
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
of
dispensing
a
pharmacy
in
New
York
City.
management officials as a
25.3%of
the
outstanding
Substantially all vitamin products sold are formulated and compounded
by the company. In addition to vitamin products, which account for
approximately 94% of the company's sales, about 50 toiletry, house¬
hold
remedy and drug sundry items bearing the Foods Plus brand
offered
are
mail
its
to
order
and
retail
Wholesale
customers.
preferred
Graphic
distribu¬
■
of
tion
such
non-vitamin
products
CAPITALIZATION
.
stock
Common
Class
OTHER
fund
holders
The
tected
300,000 shs.
—V.
and
NON-CUMULATIVE
Class
B
which
means
Stock
be
of
do
to
50%
able
Class
in
any
has
any
the
severally
beloiw
person
Stock
B
sold
their
by
each
to
50%
100%
the
election
to
the
of
of
of
the
the
of
Cowen
C.
Allyn
Shields
&
WaLstou
C.
J.
&
Co.,
Inc
10,000
&
& Co
%
Co
&
Co
W.
Gradison
D.
Inc.—
___!—
6,000.,
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
agent
\
for
the
York
&
Barth
Appointment—
New
to
the
Land,
explained
commission
soon
as
corporation
has
called
6%
convertible
-
,
City,
has
stock
of
common
Co
■
■
been
100%.—V.
The
for
that
Forest
it
devices,
184,
redemption on Dec. 26,
subordinated debentures
1122.
p.
1961,
due
;
;
outstanding
has
called
for
and
new
Island,
will
N.
be
made
Y.—V.
194,
the
at
office
V
1159.
p.
of
the
St.
company,
James,
of
purpose
air
to
%
.
research
and
located
are
such
design
170
at
April
on
of
16,
,
products
Coolidge
in
1956,
field.
such
Avenue,
Englewood,
'•%
the
is
enable
as
aircraft
operators
to
rigid Government regula¬
testing of flight instruments,
product of the company.
this
aircraft
an
tester
which
is
a
small
portable unit
company anticipates will be suitable for
commercial airlines and all companies which
of
their
developing
in
of
the
and
of
aid
for
presently engaged in the development of
part
a
process
to
the
cnecking of the aircraft instru¬
resulting from inaccuracy of such in¬
indicator
which
the
business.
device
a
GIVING
In
addition,
be
to
maintenance
CAPITALIZATION
F
to
accurate
dangers
company expects that more
enacted requiring exhaustive
be
military
copters
is
major
of
The
company
aircraft
tne
the
of
such
instrument
presently
airlines. This instrument is
flight instruments in aircraft.
version
testers
by
the
increasing the demand
The
by
controlled
safety
avoid
will
thus
Long
20,000
80,000
by the Navy and the
determine the accuracy
.
Payment
appointed
,
25,000
—
incorporated
was
used
to
struments.
1962,
30,000
—
inventory
the
tachometer
15,
15,000
—
:
company
electronically
used
acuracy
Jan.
on
,
—
_______
/•'
type
redemption
-
30,000
...
company is presently engaged in the development and production
air data, testing
instruments -and equipment and has designed and
produces a Vacuum-Pressure Tester for use by the United States
Navy
;as a general all purpose portable field tester of air data instruments
and
systems, and has recently developed, manufactured and sold a
increase
cumulative
.....
30,000
—.—_
loan
outstanding debentures..
plant
high
5%
and
•of
The
V
outstanding
Jersey.
ments
July
$25,000
—
electronic
____
The
}
all
for
and
offices
New
$255,-
in
York, for the purpose of engaging in the manufacture,
development
of
electronic
and
electro-mechanical
New
and
.Its
issue
machinery,
equipment
development
of
to
approximately
of
sum
capital
all
Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—Dec. 22, 1961,
reported that this San Antonio, Texas, company
was
sold
due
1974.
C. L.
The
Oil
had
Marine
transfer
of
the
of
used
smooth
EFFECT
TO
the
on
level
PRESENT
use
use
is
company
airplanes
and
and
in
heli¬
flight.
FINANCING
Authorized
$13,500,000 of 6 Vs % secured notes
Proceeds will help finance the acquisition of
The
corporation
the
and
SEC
for
headed
also-
by
writer
koff
by
has
750
The
15
Van
agreed
15,000
to
be
at
or
&
Co.
outstanding
to
J.
share
per
principally in the design,
sold
and
finders'
a
to
sale
and
sion
/
The
of
and
molds
from
the
the
addition
sale,
to
and
molding
working
of
Arthur
Corp.)
R.
is
molded
of
plastic
$250;000
warehouse
additional
for
production
stock
plant,
of
balance
In
for
the
additional
purchase
Pase-
-
engaged
plastic
toys
>
shares
will
machines
articles.
be
used
shipping
Of
for
other
net
$500,000
of
covering
The
equipment,
with
stated
be
used
that
to
it
$20,000,000 of twenty-year
intended
that
short-term
the
bank
net
Lull,
'
Of
registration statement
for
sale
upon
tory agencies.—V. 194,
General
Bankers
agent
pany's
4>b%
194,
become
by
the
effective
and
first
for-one
the
debentures
governmental
ized
stock
April
A
3,
for
of
regula¬
quarterly
rate
of
a
present
cents
matters
be
to
to
intention
share
per
to
on
be
operation
preference
Chemical
from
has
company
of
the
stock
sinking
at
Bank
called
stockholders
of
4,553
per
Trust
record
with
of
company
Dec.
Graniteville,
the
SEC
on
Dec.
offered for public
Hammill <& Co. The
be
15
the
dividend
shares
new
share.
of,
in
to
a
its
will
1961.—V.
194
mafte
be
be
redeemed-
supplied
United
gether
and.
by
"
p
the
by
lot
*"
is
States-.
Net
with
other
a
S.
C.,
filed
a
796,716
registration
shares
of
statement
common
stock,
through underwriters headed by Shearson,
offering price and underwriting terms are
manufacturer
proceeds
funds,
stock
of
which
from
to
of
cotton
the
purchase
McCampbell
presently owns 49.8%
of
Campbell has engaged in business
the
as
stock
all
&
fabrics
sale
the
Co.,
in
will
the
be
used,
outstanding
Inc.,
company's
a
New
southern
common
to¬
preferred
York
for
the
company:
It
be
is
stock.
Mc¬
arrange
a
loan
from
be
in
applied
expected
that
the
purchase
ance
In
used
company
5-year
price
will
for
intends
to
$1,500,000
bank
loan
and
a
15-year
$8,500,000
institutional lender, the proceeds of
which will
the purchase price of
McCampbell and the bal¬
working capital.
an
part
have
of
and
completed by December,
12
V
been
appointed
constructor
\
!
addition
to
certain
of
common
indebtedness,
the
company
stock, of which McCampbell
has
owns
outstanding
49.8%
and
?
Co.
Additional
—
1843.
p.
Financing
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set. forth
underwriting agreement, the selling stockholders have agreed
Vice-Presidents
and
subsidiary
of
380,000
has
severally
with
years
the
'
%
'
engineer,
will be
company,
in
192,
joined
the
firm
in
1954
Lehman
Metal
thereof.
to
Milton
of
..
which
a
finder's
60
a
cents
statement
also
D.
1,500
Blauner by
shares will be
fee.
A
the
furniture,
$6
at
G.
A.
the
Co.
and
to
Ernest
M.
at
Parker
the
business
including
desks,
tables,
and
of
payable
manufacturing
modular
storage
net
proceeds
$310,000
will
be
used
furniture,
and
L.
by
the
through
Lee
$1
at
&
Co.;
per
$1
share,
share
per
to Parker by
to
and
the
retire
selling
filing
wardrobe
from
the
an
steel
cabinets,
cabinets.
company's
Small
Of
sale
outstanding
of
loan
Business Administration, and the balance
to improve
existing
plant
facilities
by
further
automation,
to
additional facilities,
and
for working
capital. The company
expand
the
sale
of
its products to office furniture
dealers
(its principal customer
presently being- the General
Services Administration)-, and to use part of the
proceeds from this
stock
sale
to
begin manufacture and sale of sheet \metal
products
to the Department of Defense or
prime contractors to that department.
In
addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
795,000
shares
of
common
stock
(after
giving effect to a recent
recapitalization whereby the 200 shares then
outstanding were changed
into 775,000 new shares), of which
Philip J. Kurens, President, and
other
Irving
customers
Cooperstein,
propose
to
sell
&
Patrick,
Courts
Secretary-Treasurer,
50,000
shares
Intermediate* Inc.
vately,
each.
■
own
'
-
387,500
%
■.
shares
each
&
of
Notes Sold Privately — Dec.
20,
that this company had sold
pri¬
its
notes
with
warrants.
The
pur¬
.
Business Investors, Inc., Birmingham.
Interstate
The
company
Bridge Co.—To Redeem
has
outstanding 4%
Northwest Co
Piper,
Jaffray
&
Hopwood
5,000
Ferris
Guerin
of
&
7,000
:—
2,000
Corp.
Co.
Johnston,
Edward
Hick-
&
Inc.__
Agnew
&
2.000
Co._
3,500
William
Co.__
5,000
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Sterne, Agee & Leach___L_
Joseph Walker & Sons__
2,000
-
2,000
&
Co._
Jones
&
Co
5,000
Corp.
2660.
R.
Wertheim
3,500
White,
10,000
Higginson
p.
7,000
5,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
194,
Bernet
3,500
Co
5,000
Labouisse,
Lemon
D.
&
Singer, Deane & Sdribner__
5,000
"Smith, Barney & Co., Inc. 10,000
5,000
Co.__
Weil,
man,
Shuman,
10,000
Sl.ieglitz__________
&
Schnieder,
5,000
Renshaw__
&
Rothschild
2,000
—
Forgan & Co._
Granbery, Marache &
&
L. F.
Co.
Glore,
Hentz
Rodman
7,000
Corp.L.
Co._:__;
Michigan
Howard,
7,000
Turner,
Securities
&
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
The Robinson-Humphrey
10,000
& Co
First
5,000
2,000
Co
&
Inc.
J.
7,000
R.
Dean
Knickerbocker
Biologicals,
Staats
&
&
2,000
2,000
Co
Weld
10,000
&
Co.,
Williston
Witter
&
&
Inc.__
10,000
Beane__
5,000
Co..
10,000
.
Dec.
called
first
for
redemption
mortgage
bonds
due
Jan.
May
1,
2,
PROCEEDS—None
the
of
1965
all'
of
(extended)
from
proceeds
company as the
shares are already
Dr. Amos Cahan,
President and
made
of
the
company's
factures,
outstanding
and
serums
cells
for
the
These
diagnostic reagents
cross-matching of the blood
and
of
three
the
blood
blood
to
donor
net
sales
the
of
For
the
income
fiscal
will
of
the
transfused.
the
four
company
ended
year
In
addition,
the
and testing.
testing and
transfusions
company
months
ended
$513,842
were
May 27,
Sept.
and
1961,
net
30,
net
1961,
income
sales
were
operates
unaudited
was
$73,308.
$1,437,525 and
$210,738.
was
offering.
St., New York City, manu¬
extensive
line
of
diagnostic
of blood grouping
employed
in
laboratory
hospital patients receiving
of
the
43rd
an
purpose
are
to
accrue
centers.
EARNINGS—For
net
be
sale
completion
on
distributes
and
used
stock
of 300 W.
company
packages
the
outstanding and are being, sold
Director, who will retain'84%
for
.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
—V.
stock
193,
Kraft
of
(25
cents
Planned
of
company
statement
offering
Inc.,
stock,
will
which
$30,000
shares
par)
for
be
to
will
West
the
be
made
on
expenses.
a
a
The
5-year
Broadway,
SEC
offered
receive
underlying
best
Dec.
on
for
efforts
$.65
to
stockholder,,
in
the
sale.
basis
also
be
per
by
to
and
be
exercised" at
the
and
effective
regis¬
a
shares
share.
The
Garey,
Co.*
commission
il)
the
10.000
15,000
a
by
outstanding
by
option
for
date
and
new-
underwriter
underwriter
Corp.
to
filed
200,000
per
Best
(2), 11,000 ,shares ;underlying an
of America in consideration
Capital
company,
$5
includes
share,
the
at
selling
granted
to
Registered—
Ohio,
covering
sale
share
per
statement
options
Girard,
14th
public
granted
the
1,000,000
Homes. Inc.—Common
126
with
the company, exercisable at $2.50
shares underlying like options
pal
Outstanding-
1,500,000
8.
p.
common
shares
1962,
was
through the offering of 75,000 shares, at $6 per
Lhare, by Paul Eisenberg Co., Inc. and Magnus & Co.,
Inc., New York City.
offering
Bonds—
on
Offered—
stock
common
20
Venture
•
Inc.—Common
Initial public sale of this firm's
to
.
2,000
3,500
3,500
Prescott & Co.
Co.___
Eppler,
This
chaser? were Drug & Food Capital Corp., Chicago; Mich¬
igan Equity Corp., Kalamazoo, Mich.; Badger
Capital
Corp., and Wisconsin Capital Corp., Milwaukee; and
its
•
3,500
2,000,
curities
and
—
reported
$250,000
5,000
5,000
Pacific
5,000
H.
Co.,
Newburger & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co.
3,500
Halle
10,000
&
x_~
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
5,000
Podesta & Co.
Dickson & Co., Inc.-
S.
Inc
Hutchins
Inc.
2,000
R.
2,000
Pierce, Fen-
Smith
&
ner
Mitchell,
%
Inc
:
2,000
3,500
Co.
&
3,500
Greenawalt
5,000
2,000
Kirk-
Shares
Inc.___
Merrill Lynch,
5,000
&
of
McDonald & Co
10,000
Landstreet
shares
Mason-Hagan, Inc.___
•
7,000
1—
•
was
of
•%
.
Co.,
& Co.___
10,000
Co.__
&
&
to
underwriters
V.
3,500
Co._
Brown & Sons
tration
1961, it
.
the
number
MacNaughton
.
7,000
company's
acquire
plans to
below:
Loewi
44,000
Blyth & Co
Boettcher
Equitable
share
per
the selling stockholders
re-sold
estimated
stock
of
aggregate
name
44,000
Brothers______
Becker
Elder
primarily
through¬
per share commission and $30,000
includes 15,000
outstanding shares
$7,500 finder's fee is also
in
bookcases,
additional
the
Co.
BUSINESS—The
is
$1,030,000
from
&
Bacon, Whipple & Co._____
Bear, Stearns & Co.^
'
Lee
company.
company
its
the
each
Products, Inc.-—Common Registered—
receive
The
set-opposite
Sachs
Friedrichs & Co._
The
will
purchase,
Bache & Co.__^
and
1913.
p.
to
and
Shares
Goldman,
.;
,
agreed
stock
common
Eastman Dillion, Union Se-
for
*
of
Cruttenden,
charge
*:
,
shares
stock
common
Paul
of
Universal
in
the
sell
Ciark,
to
400,000 shares
647,000 shs.
Manufacturing Co.—Proposed Merger—
Brush, Slocumb & Co
"
.
engineering.
program.—V.
which
sold
an
$1,451,093 for the preferred and
$16,989,800 for the common shares.
After the
purchase, McCampbell will be
merged into the company and
the
company's
stock will be split 4-for-l. The
term
be
firm,
independent commission agent
in
the
textile field
representing a number of manufacturers, but in
recent
years
its business has been
principally acting as commission
agent
facility is expected to
construction
a
expenses.
and
amendment.
company
common
Inc.,
The
by
•
propul¬
near
offering will be made
underwriters headed
by Milton D. Blauner &
1962.
31, 1962 through
5>/2% ^cumulative
Payment will
Shares
16,
Jan.
on
shares
Co.
covering
sale
public
be
The
holders
the
by
Graniteville Co.—Common
RegisteredTnis
veteran
a
Hillside
office
redemption
fund,
York
the
Al Otjen
and
30,
sectional
for
$100.9583
New
nuclear' rocket
This company of 300 Passaic
St.,. Newark, N. J., filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Dec. 15
covering 300,000 shares of common
stock, of which 200,000 shares are to be offered for
public sale by
the
company
and
100,000
shares,
being outstanding
stock,
submitted
determined
increase
the
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
Details—Our
18, 1961 issue reported the offering on Dec. 15 of
380,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $20.50 per
share. Additional
financing details follow:
—V.
for
Partial Redemption—
The
the
equipment.
financing.
as
10
miscellaneous
responsible
pansion
stocx
indicated
site
test
in
by the company to retire out¬
standing equipment obligations and to carry out an ex¬
California—Appointment—
date, details of the split and other
to the shareholders at
the annual
meeting are
board at a later date.
also
,the AEC
complex
Proceeds will be used
record
It
32,
be
the
company have approved the presentation of a threespnt and an increase in che
company's author¬
action by shareholders at
the annual meeting to be held
1962.
D
Society of the U. S., $40,000,000 of promissory notes due
Dec. 1, 1981. Lehman
Brothers, New York City, arranged
;
the
common
Cell
Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—Dec.
21, 1961, the
privately to Metro¬
politan Life Insurance Co., and Equitable Life
Assurance
General Tire & Rubber
Co.—Proposed Stock Split—
Directors of
-
company announced that it had sold
out¬
York City, has been appointed
co-paying
$25,000,000 principal amount of the com¬
mortgage bonds series N due December 1, 1991.
2550.
p.
'
Hertz
from
now
2224.
Co.
cents).
Specialty Co., this issue.—V. 194,
Kellwood
Estabrook
debentures.
proceeds
borrowings,
necessary
York Stock
engineering construction.
Paul
Hardeman presently has a
backlog of $86,000,000,
for site activation of
Atlas, Titan and Minuteman missile bases
out the
country.—V. 194, p. 2659.
Co., New
co-registrar for
and
—V.
p.
Telephone
Trust
will
approval
New
•
Test
at
manufacturing
Otjen,
standing. It is expected that the offering will be made
through Merrill
Pierce, Fenner and Smith Inc.,
principal underwriters, and
ocher investment
brokerage firms.
The
the
2659;
and
Inc., missile base
Corp of New York.
American
Debentures—
is
pay
the
and
Ray Lull
Hardeman,
Lynch,
offered
Iron Fireman
on
p.
New Vice-Presidents—
and
company
Lave authorized the filing
the Securities and Exchange Commis¬
proposed issue of
a
will
Issue
Angeles
statement
company
sale
Los
listed
194,
10
425.
p.
See Electronic
Alex.
common
this
1961.—V.
194,
(par
stock
\
1962.
for
certain
of
registration
the
capital
construction
facilities,
and
the
of
Construction of
capital.
Garrett Corp.—To
Directors
a
the
—V.
appointed
aerospace
construction
subsidiary of
recently was awarded a $4,538,880 joint'
Atomic Energy Commission.
' '
%
venture
with
Morrison-Knudsen Co., is
for
a
experiment
will
sion
of
been
Corp.,
by the
joint
contract,
mentation
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, of which Anthony Mangretta,
a
director, Andrew N. Gfardina, President, and Samuel R. and Vincent
J.
Giardina, Vice-President, own 22.3%, 12.1%, 11.3%
and
11.2%,
respectively.
415.939
has
Las, Vegas'.''[■[
'l.vY: v
Paul- Hardeman said the contract
provides fdh the'first down-firing
engine test facility in the nuclear propulsion
program.
(A down-firing
test is one in which the device is
held down and is not airborne.)
The work also will consist of
construction of an
underground equipnient room, access tunnels, electric
power and
lighting controls and
distribution, as well as process systems for
liquid hydrogen and oxygen,
nitrogen, gaseous helium and water, propanestorage vessels,- instru¬
under
the
proceeds
shares
company was
15,
missile
American
construction
of
dies
619,466
York
1159.
p.
the
Dec.
corporation,
The
"Andy Gard"
trade name,
and
has
recently entered the
plastic housewares with "Doly Dell" buckets. It also conducts
custom
molding business
whereby
certain
plastics
are
molded
customer specifications and manufactures to customer
specifications
field
New
Hardeman, Inc*-—Receives AEC Contract—
venture, contract
fees.
Plastics
&
effective
Universal
state?"
principal
the
to
stock of
common
The
stock,
The
share.
per
Barnish
as
manufacture
amendment.
10c
(formerly General Molds
statement
common
through under¬
public offering price
The
by
of
basis
shares
at
Anthony
10c
shares
none
supplied
stockholders
sell
each
company
under
for
of
Hanna Co.—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
(Paul)
.
registration
a
200,000
all
an
Noel
to
are
certain
shares
on
Alstyne,
filed
Pa.,
covering
sale
terms
includes
underwriter
Leetsdale,
public
underwriting
meat
of
Dec.
on
offered
writers
194,
Co.
stock
Dec.
Registered—
;
be
registrar
corporation.—V.
(M. A.)
.
McMahon, Inc., and Inland Producers Co.
This
with
and
Trust
Common
privately,
(Andy) Gard Corp.—Common
to
Midland
agent
Exchange
to
Additions
Working
of
the
expenses
BUSINESS—The
its
clearance
informed
were
we
Hammond Industries,
Inc.—Appointment— %
to
%
receive
follows:
testing
of
participating preferred stock (par
$41
to
be
offered at $5
per
share, plus a semi-annual dividend of
10 cents per share; and its 6%
cumulative convertible preferred stock
at $5.20 per share,
plus semi-annual dividend of 15 cents. per share.
j.
.
corporation
its
of
principal
corporation.—V.
194,
the
at
for
Bank,
1333.
p.
of
%
tions
3,000
Co.,
American
"as
National
*
will
as
the
Redemption
the State of
Gyrodyne Co. of America, Inc.—To Redeem Preferred
3,000
Trust
Gulf
said
Central
the
additional
and
production
involved
1963
3,000
Investors, Inc.
Rankers
of
submitted
He
outstanding
4,000
J.
Co., Inc.—
been
nationally.
of
Payment
Estates, located near Naples, Fla.,
purchasers in the State of Florida.
4,000
John Lamula
Kidder &
Rosen, President
had
Gate
only to
its
—4.000
6,000
M.
Golden
as
available
use
of
Marketing
acreage
The
4,000
Kohlmeyer & Co
Norris & Hirshberg,
will
Research
Real
being
1,
6,000
A.
Florida
Gulf Coast Leaseholds, Inc.—To Redeem
Debentures—
of
Henry, Franc & Co.—.
8,000
Co
the
action,
we
promptly
took
corrective
steps."
The
represent a very minor fraction of the company's sales
Gate, one of its developments. Gulf American Land's
major
development is Cape Coral, near Fort Myers, Fla. More than
30,000
homesites have been sold in this planned
community of Cape Coral.
—V. 194, p.
2659..
•■%";%% Vov
•*'> ■'
5,500
& Co
it
barometric
.
Golden
5,500
■
6,000
Hentz &
Corp.—Suit Dismissed—
commission's
in
5,500
& Co., Inc.—
which
was
known
literature
sales
6,000
;
Co.______
H.
transfer
the
stock
M'araehe & Co._
Grahbery,
is
currently
authorization
forth
set
8,000
Co., Inc
Bradford &
&
Robinson
8.000
Inc..
Co..
&
PROCEEDS—Company
000,
the
Leonard
sales
below
Rittmaster Voisin & Co.—
10,000
^___
____
•
Shares
McDonnell
Webber* Jackson
they
common
is
and
conditions
shares
12,000
underwriting.
of
involved
will not
named
of
snares
covering
purposes.
dismissed on Dec. 15,
by mutual agreement
commission and the land
development company and the
dismissed, was signed by Circuit Judge Robert H. Anderson.
The
injunction had been filed by the commission on the basis of
alleged use of. promotional material and telephone solicitation
by the
company for the sale of land to out of state customers. The
voting
Directors..
to
A"
without
corporate
Purchase
Land
at
.
St.,, Buffalo, N. Y. is engaged in
charts and data processing forms.
recording
made
Intercontinental Dynamics Corp.—Common Offered—
Pursuant to a Dec. 7, 1961 offering circular, M. H. Woodhill, Inc., New York City, offered publicly, 200,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at $1.50
per share.
_
402.
p.
Commission
order
remaining less..
directors
Board
number
Sutro
A.
Estate
stockholder.
Ehearson, Hammin & Co.— 34,500
Curtis
Rensselaer
of
$12.50,
at
101%.
Payment
will
be
Cleveland.—V. 185, p. 1749.
owns
outstanding
SEC—-
"Reg.
a
at
general
the
President.
injunction suit filed against the corporation by
between
and
if
Shares
Paine.
An
rights
shares
underwriters
of
names
192,
printing
Gulf American
pro¬
Stock
directors
subject
the
the
purchase
the
and
terms
precision
Van
offered
for
With
filed
1961
be
is
also
group
of
Swint
Expenses
The
are
voting'
the
of
of
holders
contract
respective
selling
than
persons
•
Common
the
for
the
of
the
event,
or
purchase
agreed
opposite
being
elect
189
12,
to
used
latter
23.87%
H.
pre¬
company. >.
non-cumulative
more
voting
UNDERWRITERS—Under
in
of
can
such
shares
shares
have
company
holders
directors
and,
the-
elect
to
the
of
so,
of
contained
have
the
of
be
no
the
and
VOTING—The
the
that
election
choose
of
redemption or sinking
further calls or assessments.
to
Stock
class
any
have
-1
company.
than.
Stock
liable
Common.
of
securities
any
B
dilution in the event of any stock dividends, stock
certain
other 'changes
ih' the
capitalization
of' the*
arid
the
stock
of
to
not
are
the
of
against
split-ups
for
holder
Class
the
—
Dec.
on
to
The
and
Samuel
Corp*—Files
(par $5)
are
5.88%,.
group
common
McCampbell.
Controls
shares
Graphic
part-—600,000 shs.
and
provisions
Outstanding-
of
corporation
A
Proceeds
the
subscribe
to
1961
300,000 shs.
.—.
RIGHTS—No-
Stock
The
i
class
1,
1,000,000 shs.
par)
($1
right
emptive
Common
commenced.
DECEMBER
Authorized
($1
stock
B
recently
was
OF
i
.
,
AS
stock
Monday, December 25, 1961
...
a
princi¬
granted
$50,000
of
the
to
loan
public
at 50c per share, and
(3) an additional 20,000 outstanding
may be
sold by the holders thereof from time to time
over-the-counter market at prices
prevailing at the time of
which
.
Volume
The
company
time
which
Inc.,
Homes,
190,000
.for
acquired
Girard
and
capital,
law
financing
of
for
in
Chickerneo,
the
capital
and
July
be
of
at
in
and
the
$802,500
Corp
holding
estimated
Mr.
$187,000 will be used to retire trade
Mortgage,
$100,000
for
working
notes payable and taxes, to retire
promotion,
and
for
research
and
we
certain
of
common
shares
each
shares
orginally
Tuchinsky 49,000 shares
to him by the Chickerneos
issued
of
(part
in
in
book
the
to
th-
months
nine
ended
Kulicke
B.
^associates
stock
the
purchased
September
30,
1961
public
by
suffered 'a
company
consideration
of
$13,474.
Manufacturing
investors.
loss1-for
Ac¬
the
net
• ■
*
Of-.
&'-Co.,- Inc.,' New York City and
publicly on Dec. 19, 122,980 shares
offered
stock at $6.50 per share.
common
the
was
first
public
offering
'
.
stock, in
of
v
-
T
V 'V.,
:
,
PROCEEDS—Of
the
v.
-■X'.VSV}.;
■»
J
the
the
total,
f'V '•:
shares and 34
$150,000 of its
proceeds to pay an anticipated Federal income tax liability, $200,000
.for research and development and $110,000 for a down
payment on
a
new plant
and property.
••
">
'■.
• '.v.
■
y '■ •.„
'• ■;%'
the
stockholders
remainder.
•
EARNINGS—The
Sept. 30,
share,
sales
use
the
in
fiscal
for
EFFECT
/■*\v*:
Notes
FINANCING
,%■•% Authorized
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
par)
obligations—dV^'/o
Equipment
'Sundry
(no
stock
Common
:
PRESENT
TO
indebtedness—6-%ilw—_I__„
payable to-bank—6%'/c
'
>r UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
-
-
641,359 shs.
$40,180
31,383 r J '
v
.
27,529
below
named
J
hereby
'
'
V
r
•
"f
•
.
if
;
any
n- V
», .
;
purchased.
are
••
.
v^
Marron. &
B.
Laird
&
-
Stroud., &
Coffin
58,980
Co.,
___• 15,000
—_
;
-
,__A 10,000
Harrison
i.
William
—V.
194,
Co.-.—
&
Robbins
T.
744.
p.
'
.
•
=
,
.
&
Inc._
c.
■
191,
Pri-'
4.
Los
for
of
the
of
the
company
/
;
system
•
'
-
-
—V.
194,
2119.
p.
•'
,
,'
stock
additional 3,658,956 shares of the
certificates for the additional shares
of record
The
stock.
common
common
to
are
mailed
be
Jan.
on
19,
of the close of business Dec. 29,
as
by any stockholder.-—V.
Maryland
of
Offered—Francoeur &
(Baltimore)—Bonds
this corporation's first mortgage serial
bonds, series A, to be dated Jan. 1, 1962 and to mature
semi-annually to Jan. 1, 1977. The bonds are being sold
at,par and accrued interest and bear interest at from
$1,000,000
4.75%
•
-•
■
v
this,
and
a
subsequent
issue
$1,-
of
000,000 Series B bonds, will be used to construct an 80bed addition
to the corporation's
190-bed institution
which will then have an assessed valuation of $6,065,000.
July
shares.
"
company
&
is
equivalent to $2.04
to
of
M R Associates—Files
>
With SEC—
y.
7, 1961 filed a' "Reg A" covering 300
at $1,000 to 42 persons including stock-holders, without underwriting.
r
• •
"
'
.
Proceeds are to be used for working capital.
M B
of 1279
Boulevard Way, Walnut Creek, Calif, is engaged in
The
company
shares
(no
December
on
development
research,
nical
•
;
to be offered
par)
.
the
Meehan-Tooker
:
products.
manufacture
and
of
scientific
and
registrar
—V.
by
—Dec.
•
'
'
;
3;
Double
in
than
less
the
circuit
of
now on the market, as the
of pickup tube which permits
extreme ease of installation and service.
comparable
any
unit
TV
in
vision
that
and
design
Jjhp
price
the
breakthrough, .many small schoo's that
classroom
efficient
an
use
now
will now
be
able
to use .it.
Mr.
most
will
Martin
of
them
dividend
which
Isaac
for
which
policy,
split
is
Feb.
6,
Stores will find tele¬
deterrent to- pilferage and- shoplifting. Industries
in limited application to check quality or
Dec.
share
13,
priced
present
of
the
of
common
for
company
affiliated
through
178,044 shares
group
a
to
underwriting,
without
publicly,
$2
105,297
per
of 811 North Third St.,
Phoenix, was
1959. From that date to July 29, 1959, the
taking all actions necessary to prepare various
company
April
1,
in
of
rates based upon scientific actuarial
proposed insurance forms had
premium
and
issuer's
the
by
approved
the
were
issuer
to
Insurance
appointed
corporation.
(85.94%).
Co.—Common Offered
7, 1961 offering circular the com¬
Dec.
a
engaged
on.
its
permits
the
annuities
and
in
Arizona State Department of
business. This authorization
of life insurance, including
endowments,
without limitation
or
restriction as to
July 29, 1959, the issuer has engaged in life insurance
authorized
was
issue
to
State
the
life
in
engage
issuer
Since
amounts.
tables. In addition,
to be submitted to
the Arizona State Department of Insurance. These
completed by the issuer, and effective on July 29,
by the
insurance
all
forms
Arizona.—V.
of
194,
2336.
p.
Stock Split—
.
planned
the previous policy
replaces
of quarterly divi¬
of $2 on the
approved
year.
stockholders, the holders of record on
to receive one additional share
by
1962, will be entitled
held.—V. 193, p. 704,
Offered—Pursuant to
offering
1961
BUSINESS—The
the
shares
issuer's
the
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Mohasco Industries,
will
stockholders of this firm and the Firth Carpet
York City, at 2 p.m., Friday, December 29,
meetings of
Special
Co.
held
be
in
New
announced by Herbert L. Shuttleworth
Mohasco, and Donald B. Tansill, president of Firth.
The purpose of these special meetings will be
to
it
1961,
was
posed merger of Firth into Mohasco.
by the Boards of both companies, the
ceive two-thirds of a share of Monasco
of
held.—V.
Firth
194,
p,
2nd, president of
vote on the pro¬
Under the terms as proposed
shareholders of Firth Will re¬
common stock for each share
2553.
laws
of
company
the State
Monogram Precision
Industries, Inc.—Merger Approved
shareholders approved plans to merge with ElectroVision
Corp.
at a special
meeting December 8, 1961 by more than the
requisite two-thirds majority, Martin Stone, President, reported.
ElectroVision had earlier voted in favor of the plan to merge into
Monogram
Monogram.
.
requirements, the ratio of exchange of
will be 1% shares for one of the
surviving company. Monogram is listed on the American and Pacific
Coast Stock Exchanges, while ElectroVision is traded over-the-counter.
Upon
completion of all legal
stock
ElectroVision
—V.
194,
p.
into
Monogram
1722.
Montreal
Metropolitan
of
of
Lindenhurst, N. Y., was organized
York on June 6. 1957, as a sales
New
controlled by its principal stockholder, Robert Bedick,
who was primarily engaged as an exclusive franchise dealer for Inter¬
state
Engineering Corporation, - iof Anaheim, r Calif.< In
March 1960,
the company acquired all of the assets of W. J. K. & Sons Industries
Inc., from its sole stockholder, William J. Kretschmar.
W.
J.
K.
& Sons Industries,
Inc. had been formed on August 27,
1959 and up until the
time of the acquisition of its assets by Mr.
Corp.—Partial... Redemption—
The corporation has called for redemption on Feb. 1, next, thiough
operation
of
the sinking fund, $609,000
of its 5%% debentures
(Boulevard
Construction)
due Feb. 1, 1985 at 100%
plus accrued
interest. Payment will be made at the Bank of Montreal Tiust Co.,
2 Wall St., New York, N. Y., or at the Royal Bank of Canada Trust
Co.,
68
William St.,
New York,
N. Y.—V.
(El Dorado,
tion Plan Approved—
Murphy Corp.
working capital.
under
filed a registration
of life insurance policies preparatory to commencing its pro¬
insurance business. All such policy forms had to be cleared by
attorney for legality and by-its actuary for soundness of
types
62,500 shares were sold for the. account of the company
and 12,500 for that of the underwriter. Net proceeds will
be used by the company for the repayment of debt, pur¬
chase of equipment, advertising and sales promotion and
be
said
126,000
share. Net proceeds
added to the capital and surplus of the company.
was
posed
circular, M. Posey Associates,
Ltd., New York City, offered publicly 75,000 shares of
this firm's common stocK at $4 per share. Of the total,
a
covering
shares of its common stock at
1959,
The first payment at the new rate is
Merit Associates, Inc.—Common
"Because
couldn't afford
18
this
the
each
as
BUSINESS—The
regular
about
If
or
Registered—
Miller, Board Chairman, David Miller,
Secretary,
own
51,376,
47,781
and
offered
pany
issuer
increasing its dividend
was
announced by Chairman Harold W.
ninth largest department store chain in
stock
old
television
to
Dec.
previously
was
A.
officials
activated
plus a year-end extra dividend, is the equivalent
before split, making the increase 35 cents per
dends
result of
simplified
able to buy cameras in quantity."
that only 3.500 cameras were sold during 1961,
between $800 and $1,000. "Marsan expects to
match
that figure' by itself in 1932—which would insure a doubling
of sales during
the year. This would mean a dollar volume of more
than $4.9 million for the industry as a whole and $1.75 million for
Marsan alone in its first full year of business."
Television has already become r.n integral part of such industries
as
steel, automobile, manufacturing, paper producing and electronics.
Mr. Martin feels that many more industries will join this group during
1962, because of the drop m cost. "It will take industry some time
to find the many ways in which television can aid accident prevention,
cut factory pilferage losses, help in quaitv control and enable workers
to
see
parts too small for the naked eye,
"Schools,
too,
will benefit. The continuing teacher shortage
can
be eased in part by helping qualified teachers handle as
many chil¬
procedures
Prior
investment trust which
hospitals, etc.
«
,
buildings,
Canton St., Dallas, Texas,
SEC
15,000
$20, through J, Allen
to be used for working
consist primarily of the
manufacture and
sale of men's and boys'
hats. It owns four sub¬
sidiaries, Adam Hats, Inc., Adam Hat Stores, Inc., Miller Bros. Hat
Sales
Corp. and Texas-Miller Hat Corp.
(which owns Texas Miller
Products, Inc.), and sells hats under the Adam Hat trademark and
other
trademarks
to
department stores and retailers. Of the net
proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock, $82,000 will be
used' tb purchase a building in Dallas- how occupied by the company
under lease, $400,000 to equip a new'iur felt body plant at a location
to be determined (pfobably in Texas), and for working capital.
In addition to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the company
has outstanding 207,170 shares of common stock
(after giving effect
to a recent recapitalization whereby the common stock then outstanding
was
exchanged for 183,086 new shares, and the issuance of 24,084
common
shares for the outstanding stock of Miller Bros. Hat Sales
will be
quarterly dividend payment date of March 15,
announcement, the dividend policy of the company
has
been to
pay
four quarterly dividends plus a year-end extra in
December. For 1961 and several years prior,
the dividends paid have
consisted
of four quarterly payments
of 35 cents plus a year-end
extra of 25 cents, making the payout for the year at $1.65.
The new
next
the
1962.
camera
development of a new type
of 25 cents,.
payments
Predicts TV Sales
1962—
television
per
year,
it
Mercantile is the
at
Hat Co., Inc.—Common
actvities
—Pursuant
.
Stores Co., Inc.—-Proposed
office
Modern Pioneers Life Insurance
been
the
West,
the
business
ment
637.
.
sales will double during 1962 as the
result
of a dramatic price drop. T.mt's the view of Sidney Martin,
President of Marsan Industries, cne of the leading firms in the field.
Mr. Martin
estimates that only 10%
of the market has been tapped
so
far.
"The uses for television in schools, in industry, in hospitals
and
in
retail
stores
are
almost
limitless-. The recent tremendous
redaction in cost have greatly broadened the market."
Marsan's Pixicam Camera, priced at $499.50, is approximately $100
Closed-circuit
of
With SEC—
covering
"Reg.. A"
offered
be
to
a
substantially common
outstanding common
Treasurer, and
Sol
Bernstein,
30,601 shares,
respectively, and propose to sell 8.000, 8,000 and 10,000 shares, respec¬
tively. I. Benjamin Parrill, President, owns 38,399 shares and manage¬
country
for
Will
stock
filed
1961
ownership and related business activity). Of such
and operates 61 stores.
'<
A
special meeting of stockholders is being called for January 30,
1962 to vote on the split.
•
Mr.
Jockers
also announced that the Board intends to place the
new
stock on a dividend basis of $1 a year-r-^consisting of quarterly
' Y" !/'
*
Industries, Inc.—President
Marsan
has
150,000 shs.
100,000
which
of
Corp,,
-
/-•-
cents
35
the
dale, Fla., company had sold privately, $200,000 of 5-year
7% convertible debentures to Southeastern Capital Corp.,
Nashville, Tenn.
of
York
of
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
100,000
issuance
is splitting its stock 2-for-l and
company
Jockers.
Corp.—Debentures Sold Privately
1961, it was reported that this Fort Lauder¬
21,
shares
Mercantile
tech¬
The
MacLeod Instrument
327,500
2661, ..
for
194,. p.
New
common
Bank
City.
through the
amendment. The statement also includes 30,000 shares reserved
pursuant to the company's Restricted Stock Option Plan.
by
Co., Inc.—Appointment—
National
was
100,000 shares are to be offered for public sale by
the company and 26,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the holders
thereof. Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc. heads the list of underwriters.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied
stock,
business
;
.
First-
The
J.,
N.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Ind. Proceeds are
: *
Ohio, is a real estate
of 2700
with
statement
11,
interest
medical
company
formalities
x
Van
own
Miller Bros.
I
on
EFFECT
Fort Wayne,
Co.,
all
rate
than electronics
warrants_;____
Dec.
on
beneficial
of
This
...
preferred dividend rate will remain at 4%.—V. 194, p.
Caldwell,
2335.
p.
Midwest
Co.—Proposed Stock Split—
increased
The
1962.
1,
The
The
plans
regular
common
Ave.,
cent)-______
one
capital.
,
from
purchase
stock,
.
GIVING
stock
194,
McMeen
$125,000
163,051 shs.
-
Westover
8
of inventions in fields other
licensing arrangements.
of
(par
shares
FINANCING
•.
187,500 shs.
Midwest Medical Investment Trust—Files
,
Outstanding
.
of
company
Common
quarterly meeting, Dec. 15, directors of the company
voted to recommend to the stockholders on April 27, 1962, a split of
the company's preferred and common shares on a three-for-one basis,
The directors expressed their intent, subject to favorable action by
the stockholders on the proposal and subject to future earnings
and
the financial needs of the company, to increase the annual dividend
rate from $1.80 per share on the present common stock to $0.68
on
each
new
common
share,
effective with the dividend payment on
its
At
5.85%.
to
192, p. 2611.
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
cents)
stock
—V.
the
Mead Johnson &
of
Proceeds
—V.
10
Authorized
sinking fund, $1,250,000 of its general mortgage 5%
bonds due Feb. 15, 1977 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment will
be made at the Bankers Trust Co., 16 Wall St., New York
15, N. Y.
Cc., Chicago, is offering publicly
(par
Common
corporation has called for
The
operation of
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Dec.
medium
Realty Corp.—Partial Redemption—
>
redemption on Feb. 15, next, through
Stores
May
the stockholders
to
No action is required
194, p. 636.
Hospital
Lutheran
1962
1961.
EFFECT
GIVING
Metrodynamics Corp.—-Common Offered—Pursuant to
exploitation
anffield-
500,000 shs,
' v. ■
;
The company also
units of the sand
proprietary electronic instruments and devices; the rendition of engi¬
neering and consulting services on a fee basis; and the commercial
functions of the corpora¬
PRESENT
covers.
filtration
1615.
BUSINESS—The
,
Authorized
{■'
'
194,
The
V ...
,
,>
design and development.
______—_______—j_.__
par)
($1
Common
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
.
payable
Notes
tucky authorizing the issuance of an
of
pool
distributes
use.
organized under the laws bf the State of New Jersey on Oct. 27, 1960,
the
purpose of engaging in researcn and
development leading to
the design, commercial
exploitation and manufacture of specialized
company's obtaining an order of the Public Service Commission of Ken¬
company's
vinyl
and
and
pool
for
for
services.
■
10
Angeles Division—provides the PRA
the West Coast.
CAPITALIZATION
Split—
authorized the. split of the common stock
two-for-one basis.
The split is subject to the
a
a<;v.
.
,
company
on
p»y* Vu,
Division-r-production,,and
MMS
tion
.
time
the
15^, 1961 offering circular, First Philadelphia
New York City, offered publicly 100,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at $1.10 per share.
Net pro¬
ceeds will be used by the company for the repayment of
debt, purchase of equipment and inventory, advertising,
and working capital.
-
,
.
System support documents
•.
Directors
assessment
Performance
Safety and survival
From
Corp.,
design
equipment
and
f.
2.
p.
.
research
g.
;
,
1113.
p.
Gas & Electric Co.—Proposed Stock
industry,
assembles,
type
stock
a
on
engineering
Human
e.
vately—Dec. 18, it was reported that $4,000,000 of this
firm's first mortgage bends, series E, due Dec. 1, 1991,
had been sold privately through Dean Witter & Co., San
Louisville
pool
gravel
Common
d. Training
.
-'.''V'Y./'''
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Bonds Sold
Francisco.—V.
Personnel
products.
its
distribution
—V.
System
8,000
6,000
_______
'/''.-V.
•
.
Inc.
Co.,
of
liner
and
CAPITALIZATION
Divisiori-^professional research and consultative
engineering and equipment design
a.
b.
10,000
____
Martin, Sellers, Doe & Bonham,
Odess,
sale
and
Authorized
,.
degree
development
J
the
significant
the
until the present time
the company
had been
in the field of plastic fabrication,
specializing
CAPITALIZATION
:
"inactive. ~
niain
"PRA
•
.</
'
•
.
.
any
1.
15,000
Inc...——
Burr__i._l—
&
'
aud
in
type of swimming pool construction. In addition to
pool business, the company is also engaged in the manu¬
of cabanas,
vinyl liners for others in the
vinyl
manufactures,
Dec.
a
particular plant or facilities. In fact, its
net fixed assets as of Sept. 30, 1961, were approximately $40,000.
'•The
corporation carries out its operations through four principal
divisions, the names and functions of.which are as follows:
.
•in
V' ' '•*».
»
_
Inc,
Co.,
Corp.l__:
Co.,
the
facture
only
engaged
activities. It had made no sales and had only
of some inventory and equipment in antici¬
promotion
acquisition
exclusively
its swimming
'
■•*.
*
the corporation in August 1960 Man
merged into
was
1958
Since
•
D.
*
to,
offices of the corporation
are in Arlington,
Virginia.
corporation has maintained a facility in Los Angeles,
~
.Calif., designated as the Los Angeles Division in 1960. •
"■
The corporation is primarily a service organization, not dependent
The
..
subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting agree¬
ment, to purchase from the company and the selling stockholders the
respective number of shares of common stock set forth below. The
several underwriters are committed to purchase all of the shares of¬
agreed,
fered
to
Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant
corporation.
presently
severally
have
it
.
Machine
been formed
the corpora¬
tion for the purpose of developing products and systems. The PRA and
MMS
functions .were, constituted
divisions of the corporation. The
corporation formed the Bio-Engineering Products Division (BEP) in
the latter paf.t of 1960 for the purpose of developing certain products
primarily in the field of high intensity rescue lights, high frequency
communication devices for special application and several items relating
to safety and sustenance of military operational personnel.
In
June 'of 1961
the. corporation caused the formation, under the
laws of Virginia,."of a wholly
owned subsidiary, The Matrix Science
Center, Inc.,. foi% the purpose of undertaking research projects under
grant.
No grants "have as yet been received and the subsidiary is
'
GIVING
the
There
compared
CAPITALIZATION
'
Systems, Inc., (MMS), a Virginia corporation, which had
in 1957 ,by the officers, directors and certain employees of
ended
vear
Matrix
to
of $2,076,768 compared with $1,168,365 the year before."
fiscal 1961 was $197,638, equal to 41 cents a common
with $92,970, or 20 cents in fiscal 1960.
1961,
income
•Net
net
100,000
will
company
had
company
sold
company
The
in
cameras
expect
•
Philadelphia-based manufacturer of precision equipment
for prpduction of transistors and other semi-conductor
.devices., '
2,500
we
BUSlNESS-rThe corporation had its genesis' in the partnership,
'formed in 1952, of Harry J. Older and Frank E. Manning, which, under
the name of Psychological .Research Associates,- engaged in providing
a
variety of consultative and research services to the United. States
Government* and business and industry generally. These services fail
into the three broad categories of
human factors research
and en¬
gineering, systems research and development,
and management and
planning analysis and advice. In December of 1956 Psychological Re¬
search Associates,
Inc.- (PRA)
was
organized under the laws of the
State of Delaware, to assume the business and assets of the partnership.
In August,
I960; the name of PRA was changed to The Matrix Corp.;
the' corporation
was
recapitalized and Older
and. Manning became
its
two sole stockholders. The corporation presently
maintains "keyman" insurance. policies in the face an ount of $80,000 each on the
lives of Messrs. Older and Manning;.these policies have been pledged
to Business .Funds, Inc.;-as security for repayment of its $125,000 loan
-
-
Co.—Common
sell
to
1961 offering circular, Mackall & Coe, Washington,
C., offered publicly, 60,000 shares of this firm's com¬
mon, stock at $5 per share.
Net proceeds,: estimated at
$262,500, will be used by the company for the develop.ment of teaching machines, expansion of present product
line, prepayment of loans, and working capital.
•
-
Marron
this -firm's
This
of
Soffa
&
ffered—D.
of
value
prospectus,
expects
break has the impact
surprised."—V. 194, p. 2443.
11,
rendered). The sale of new shares to
the
public at $5
share
will increase the book value of outstanding stock from
•$1.18 to $3.14- per- share with a .corresponding dilution of $1.86 per
cording
confidently
this
engaged
price
be- pleasantly
of
actual
of
pation
doing."
is
been
5
purchase
D.
69,000
per
_share
he
what-she
had
company
intended
the
swimming
services
of
that
said
1962." "If- the
may
;
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock of which the Cnickerneos own 60,000
Arthur
and
teacher -and
the
see
Martin
during
Prudential
to
addition
shares
to
this
its
•commenced
system
•classes
con¬
of
stage
one
platoon
equipment.
.190,000
Kretschmar
as
ing
Built
sale
(2769)
possible. Television can be a tremendous aid in this by allow¬
teacher to instruct students in two or more classrooms. A
of teaching, in which partly-trained, teachers and in¬
terested adults are also used,
is now in use in some of New York's
suburban schools.-Television will enable every child in each of these
dren
and
Kraft
Mortgage
sales
a
1961
President
stock
Prudential
will
company
the balance to pay
for
advertising and
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
engaged principally
"shell homes." Of the
proceeds from the stock sale,
accounts, .•• $310,000
debentures;
.
subsidiaries
owning
struction
of
Inc.
The
.
Delaware
Andrew
all
Lumber Co.,
shares.
6119
under
from
Secretary,
company
company
net
organized
was
it
Chickerneo,
G.
Leon
Number
194
See
Amurex
Oil
Co.,
this
192, p. 2612.
Ark.)—Subsidiary Liquida¬
issue.—V. 194,
p.
2553.
organization
<
Acceptance Corp.—
Rights Offering to Stockholders—The company is offer¬
ing its class A stockholders the right to subscribe to
NAC
Charge
Plan
&
Northern
i
6
T
.
'>/'."
'
'
basis of
one
share for each two held of record Dec.
new
aids", Mr. Rosemond said, "are electronic—a very per¬
application of electronics. The eyeglass hearing aid and such
developments as our new ear canal aid are prime examples of how
miniaturized electronics is put to use for an individual's comfort and
.well-being."
.7
A AA .
.
/ -'.A; '/• .
T,
Neuhauser &
Barrett, Inc., Washington, D. C., were un¬
derwriters for the offering.
Net proceeds, estimated at
$245,000 will be added to the company's working capital
and used to expand its volume of business.
„
recently
Controls
Otarion
Division;
East Pleasant St.,
16
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
Baltimore.
*
TO
EFFECT
convertible debentures
notes and debentures
indebtedness:,, '.'•(
AA;; A7'
6%
announced
which
will
formation
concentrate
Micro-Miniature
control equipment,
of
a
radio
on
B
(30c par)
(30c
common
io.
p.
,1.;A; •'■•
New
with
agreement
Electronics
Hoffman
Hoffman
of
group
patents
—V.
and El
Hoffman's
at
carried
being
state
it
at
located in
plants
Monte, Calif.
new Science
Center
handling,
Santa
at
sortation
and
Calif,
Barbara,
AA
.
National Steel Corp.—Proposed Stock
it
1961
announced
was
of
be
in
If
present
shares
to
million
8
million
20
shares
declined
spokesman
to
$5
of $10
what
say
National
the
shares,
of
one
to
be
—V.
Steel
issue
to
be
offered
for
determined
193,
decides
first
each
10
shares
sharo
new
board
will
they
the
at
time,"
to
and
held,
"at
E.
'
■
sell
the
its
-1'"'
Archery Co., Inc., on Feb. 16, 1954.
changed to National Systems Corp.
was
is
other
and
Capital
stock
194,
GIVING
"*
business
the
items by mail;
of
Y->
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
A,.,,,;..
$1)___.
This
the
the
of
122
the
short-term
New York
So.
SEC
Co.
of America—Bonds
Dec.
on
21
covering
V.
of
the
140
SEC
bonds,
the
West
M,
on
sale
will
construction
for
30,
1961.—V.
corporation
its
of
bonds,
to
A
to
repay
improvement
of
the
■
has
Jan.
interest.
Nortex
the
for
of
and
to
exceed
for
redemption
$127,000
of its
fund,
extended
will
15,
be
N.
to
the
yet
exact
of
stock,
the
on
made
Y.—V.
at
192,
the
p.
Oil
&
for
the
had
been
Instrument
Bank
the
New
capital
Pan
York
Trust
of
the
stock,
for
will
Products
the
Co.,
-
common
stock,
York
sold
as
next,, for
1,
be
Mr.
6 J/2 %
the
Trust
Co.,
At
A, 7
of
record
the
at
the
on
to
to
for
57th
Dec.
on
15
public
See
Electronics, Inc.—New Name—
Otarion
Listeners
Corp.,
the
A
its
the
to
proceeds
Oct.
in ..the
31,
change
the
in
board
Listener'
of
miniaturized
LelandI
in
name
of
to
Otarion
directors
of
of
to
the
30s,
accurate
acted
E.
kre
being retained
hearing aids.
Rosamond, president of the
said
the
having
board
of
our
received
felt
the
cents
share
stockholder
name
and
to
has
been
the
a
be
common
a
estimated
are
V.
..
'
.
.
-
.
.
at
$2,600,000
said.
he
'
for
1961
compared
as
;
194,
by
$3
J.
by
R.
commission
Co.,
.with
oil
which
outstanding
stockholder at
Bradley,
A
$5,000
•
finder's
fee
is
also
for
for
$1.81
fiscal
series
produced
by
stock, sale
Antonino
will
be
physical
Rocca,
used
to
cents
for
year's
be
to
book
the
value
with
a
book
will
$10,000
value
of
39.7%
own
in
of
outstanding stock irom 15 cents
corresponding
dilution
of
about
$2.02
This
stock
of
cash, and
$300,000.
■
•
the
the
purchased
outstanding
public
will
share
by public investors. The promo¬
stock for services rendered and
own
J*.-'-''.''
.
$0,975
per
37.9%
•
for
cash, investment
a
barrels,
Officer,
from
opera-
and
compared
as
oil
and
gas
average
net
production
gas
daily
company's
in¬
oil,
of
and
twice
its
costs.
original
To
PPI
gas.
year
the
of
$10,000,000
has
by
:
the
by
and
"
1057.
a,
$3,172,704
company
acquired
p.
( involved
invested
date
capital
debt.—V.194,
of
the
of.'properties
out
long term
MCF
during
which
of
capitalized
generated
50,266
properties
gas
production. had
average
the
,
.
Electronics
Corp.—Common
•
Of¬
stock
common
at
$10
per
share.
A \
the first public offering of stock in the com¬
was
pany,, which makes, leases and sells
self-selvice type
testers for TV, radio and hi-fi tubes, and which also sells
brand.
A
"V
'
;„a"
^
(
A '-A ■;
Quik-Chek sold 70,000 shares and six stockholders the
rest.'
*"A .;a\A /..a * ' A'*';"'
;*:7y ;. ;A>"A ■ rv.j
BUSINESS—The
quired
Oct. ,31,
on
Photo-Copyist,
of
company
'
Inc.
all
1961
Syracuse,
5212
Pulaski
outstanding
Ave.,
capital
distributor
Y.,
N.
Philadelphia
stock
of
ac¬
Hunter
of
photocopy supplies
and manufacturer ,of
photocopy machines. . Consolidated sales ;of the
two companies In the year ended June 30,
1961, were $1,840,30! com¬
pared with $2,118,333 the year before. Net income in the 1961 months
•
$145,526,
was
38
or
equal
A
cents.
A PROCEEDS—AND
of
,
Photo
&
and distributes such tubes under the "Reliable Selectron"
other
to
all
share,
common
a
12,572
$20,610,233,
and
funds
to
the
and
of
additional
this firm's
health
has outstanding 163,500 shares of common stock, of
President,
and
Elliott
Mandl,
Executive.'Vice-45.9% and 11.9%, respectively. According to the pro¬
sale of new'shares to the public at'$3 per share will in¬
the
share
Executive
income."
MCF,"
barrels
than
more
of
35%
oil
money
new
$2.41
was
producing
and
Chief
fered—J. R. Williston & Beane, New York City, and as¬
sociates offered publicly on Dec. 21, ,100,000 shares of
per
LeBow,
the
crease
year
end,
.
net
of
Quik-Chek
rendered
and
Director,-
a
of
creation
ex¬
payable
exercise
and
"substantially
were
non-recurring
no
a
non-recurring
previous year. Gross revenues from
38%
aver
1960
to
$13,357,979.
Daily
14,047
invested
use
*'
of .family
of
for
41c
:
Chairman
earnings
the
over:
share
a
31,
August
allowance
after
66%
of
21c
ended
year
share,
the
consideration
equity
as
a
the
from
(excluding
virtually
was, up
to 41,061
65%
reached
Enterprises, Inc., which has,
subsidiary 'engaged in ( planning the
championship bowling show series. The $232,600 esti¬
a
fiscal
increase
an
properties.!
Board
1961
the
Increased
At
Telebowl
as
of
the
common
a
is
will
for
shares
10
68c
1960
sale
production
creased
offering
and. $12,000
30,000
principal
a
Curylo
J.
fisdal
fiscal
in
company
or
which
included
flow
Cash
Registered—
The
the
from
that
and
total
share.
per
of
in
I960
Rober.t
tions
1427.
p.
both
in
•
studied, and Premier is looking
sales
and profits,
Mr.
Saltzman
being,
are
362.
p.
dividends,-
earned
in
reports
snare,
own
scientific
of
which
be
"a
was
adopted
Ossining
line
founded
much
The
sales
Robert
ending
$25.5
sales
more
board
The
instrument
the
t
the
rate
increase
in
years,
previous
of
sales
in
the
gain
a
60.%. .in
its
proceeds
to
adjusted
1961,
„
.
annual
" '
.
the
profit,
as
it
West
to
Mr.
was
profits
German
total
year..
At
year.
about
and
$7
A
.
Lewis
last
.
said,
year.
the
same
English
million,
time,\ he
affiliates,
compared
.
year
with
expects-
for
their
with
$4.3
-
should
IP.rospects
$47,318
to
49
cents
share; compared with $113,566,
'A .-.A'/. A;
a,
■■
A* A/A; A J.V
CAPITALIZATION—Quik-Chek
outstanding
retire
the
for
about
are
for-foreign 'operations.—V.
for
the
a
194,
same
on
considerable
p.
2663.
-
debt-,
notes,
current
issue
will
its
$200,000
use
Capitalization
and
long-term
$280,533
/
UNDERWRITERS "—
entered
into
an
•"
The
debt
-
of
as
application,
agreement
with
368,000
and
A
underwriters
several
underwriting
Nov.
..
was
com¬
.
named
below,
have
and the
purchase
110,000 shares of common stock from the. company
and the selling
shareholders, at $9 per share, subject to the terms, and conditions
of
the
underwriting agreement.
Subject to the terms of the under¬
shareholders. whereby
selling
writing
agreement,
for
shares
all
underwriter
and
pany
by
or
aggregate .of
an
be
short-term
shares.
mon
in
operations
the
at
1962
20%
of
foreign
told
were
.
previous
company's
fiscal
domestic
about
in
..
million
of
of
shareholders
Hotel.
'
year,,
Roosevelt
Sales
manufacturer,, foresees
increase
an
fiscal
Higher
Lewis, President, said that domestic sales lor the
31, 1962, should'hit about $30 million compared
July
million
:
the
E.
Corp.—Forecasts
and
its. current
meeting at
company's
capabilities."
approval.
distributing
years
"
profit
before.—V.
year
at
includes
company,
series,
Guy
during
>
Corp.,
concern,
new
activities
recent
$1,933,633,
were
gain
were
Net
190,
earnings
1961
St., New York, filed a registration
covering 100,000 shares of common
selling
also
operated
Perkin-Elmer
The trademarks "Otarion"
distinguish
and
products. The product
soft goods and hard goods.
names that are well known
consumer
Producing- Properties, Inc.—Annual Report—
Net
'
current
description
after
to
Inc.,
Listener
and
profits-of- $1,913,322.53,
preferred
company
This
Electronics,
Otarion
publicly-
a
program
in
acquisitions
continued
growth
toward
forma¬
1961,
before.
year
79
the
basis
company.
net .proceeds
spectus,
this issue.
7"..°r¥inator,of the eye8lass hearing aid.
diversified
the
now
manufacturing
companies
industrial
Additional
was
time,
,
bowling
domestic
•
fitted
Premier
"
Otarion Listener Corp.—Name
Changed—
by
12
of
of
Profits
said.
1960
sales
sale
efforts
share
per
Delaware
President,
of
With
evenly
increases
added—V.
oversubscribed
ended
year
cents,
West
consultant.
by
that
shows.
ters
better
name
new
today.
names.
diversification
with
1,
Otarion
the
man
-'A
organized under New York law in October 1961 for
purpose
of engaging in the general business of film productions.
that time it acquired
all of the outstanding stock of a recently
which
in
the
,
-
the
56
for
underwriter
financial
shows'
appointed
transfer
the corporation.—V. 194, p. 2337.
..
.
which is still in nrogress has resulted in
of over 800%. Sales and profits in
1961 will'mark new highs. Sales in
1961 are anticipated in the area
of $30,000,000 as compared with 1960 sales of $17,346,677.47, Mr. Saltz¬
close
;a*
ol'
sales
group of stock¬
a
was
use
$8,630,386
or
best
a
cent
Jhe
mated
been
.
Change Effective—
distributed between
products have strong brand
across the country.,;
fairly
consumers
A
for buyers of Pako products,
production equipment:..
V
$634,725,- equal
statement
Mirrer
the
.
and traded in the over-the-counter market,
to distinguish it from other companies with
serve
consists
group
are
Many
AAA
will
sounding
diverse
lines
proposal.—
ancj 3,000 shares sold to Raymond Mirrer for services
production
-
by
business
established
name
Premier
a
Olson
with
was
on
36
(The
organized
Co. has been appointed sole
regis¬
corporation.—V. 194, p. 2662.
has
' A
.
.
new
similar
stores.
camera
$452,560
The company
plus
issue.
has been changed to Premier Corp.
Arnold A. Saltzman, president.
Industries
that
stated
Premier's
of
company,
the
dividend
a
<r A/A. A.- A A
;
offering
additional
sales
offered
inade
to
a
100%
at
sold
City,
dividends
proxies for the special
required by stockholders until
,•<*
A
expects
6300
compared
with
to
share,
Co., Inc.—Appointment—
New
to
solicit
Video Productions, Inc.—Common
be
per
Bankers-Trust
of
of
This company of 200
statement with the SEC
ended
this
Inc.,
announced
was
Acquisitions
Corp.—Appointment-
stock
is
-
it
Saltzman
Mr.
to provide financing
retail
operations
compared
privately through
Co., New York City.—V. 194, p. 638.
&
action
The
cpmpany
purchase
operates
from
con¬
Corp.—Stock Sold Privately—
reported that 187,354 shares of this
stock
intends to
stock."
Premier
of
name
America,
nature
said, .''it is the
to earnings and
declare
to
100,000 of the shares and
subsidiary
a
$10,034,814
Gas
was
respect
subject'
policy,
value
A7A-A, A
<
Industries,
payable Jan. 10,
announcement
directors,
par
No
7.
892.
p.
Corp. of America—New Name—
Premier
The
of
company's preferred
'(
! A:
with
made
the
of
•
194,
Premier Industries, Inc.—Name
the
at
Hwy.,-- Minneapolis, . manufactures
printing and drying equipment for commercial and gov¬
ernmental photo processing plants
and
for use in X-ray film proc¬
essing. Through subsidiaries, it also does commercial photo finishing
Denryoku
Schroder
2328.
dividend
a
bank
mortgage
1963
and
amount
determined."
been
declared
common
dividend
proceeds
$300,000,000
first
1,
Premier
See
com-
processing,
to
state¬
months
Jan.
on
Jan.
held Feb.
be
BUSINESS—Pako
refunding
public sale
net
nine
board
of Pocket Books, common stock outstanding at
amounted to 61c in addition to 33c equity per
common
stock in the undistributed earnings
Books,
Press.—V.
that
and
the
applicable
PROCEEDS—The
and
the
the
split,"
influence
REVENUES—Net
including
purposes,
per
&
and
for
the
of
been
has
1961
com¬
price
held
the
share
per
30,
Golden
of
.
the
subsidiaries
of Golden
Net income of Pocket Books, and
equity in
the undistributed
earnings
50%- -owned
h
The
lor
v.
Pako
Co.,
used
Inc.—Annual Report—
its
Pocket
of
share
,
\
1953
York
common
Osrow
not
directors
on
$1,175,920, or
41% .
,
Earnings
September
to the first quarter of 1962 of 23% cents
such dividend would be paid about April 10.
equivalent' to a dividend of -47Vi cents per share on
be
to
tion, of
the balance for
expenditures
approximated
expected
called
1,
Payment
Dec. 20, 1961, it
for
nor
i
.
net
1961.
its
Inc.,
664,000.
split will not
will it change
declared,
194, p. 1723.
since
agent
of
the Federal
—/
$40,000,000
plant,
$222,000,000
are
of
some
Construction
and
and
offered
portion
corporate
&
registration
a
$60,000,000
be
9.
general
sinking
due
Broadway, New
chemical
have
share
a
holders the balance.
registration
a
Nippon Electric Power Co., Ltd. (Nippon
Kabushiki Kaisha)—Partial
Redemption—
trar
majority
having jurisdiction.
proposed
although
-
quarterly dividends
decision
which
stock
If
receive/a
Orbit
1962,
company's management
penses.
Carreau
in
PP&L
after
intention
Pako sold
•
filed
covering
2002,
used
2444.
p.
York
Jan.
purposes.
1960
1961,
194,
account
the
-
equal to
affiliate! amounted
to $1,856,000 com¬
pared with $2,062,000 for the year ended September 30, 1960. Earnings
•attributable
to
the
50%
equity of Pocket Books, in Golden Press,
amounted to
$1,001,000, down from $1,114,000 the year before.
Net
sales
of
Golden Press,
Inc. also reached an all-time
high of $38,-
Corp.—Common Offered—Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Curtis, New York City, and associates offered
publicly on Dec. 21, 150,000 shares of this firm's com¬
mon stock at $14.75
per share.
Reg'd—
$30,000,000
2444.
p.
New
15
due
be
borrowings
incurred
for
struction, extension and
$293,000,000
194,
St.,
Dec.
on
series
bidding
bond
September
the
T.
£
Telephone Co.—Bonds Registered
competitive
s
bodies
-
Shimkin,
Press,
16,425,358 shares
a
receipt of the proxy material. All stockholders of
:,*of business on Jan.
8
Will
be ; entitled
to
vote
174,594 shs.
Michigan Ave., Chicago filed
borrowings.—V.
company
with
firm
of
^
-
that it will be desirable to market
'.'It is probable
regular
stock
would
son
"
.
Gas Pipeline
with
mortgage
that
out
presently outstanding $6.50
The
20-year
accrued
stock into
vote
regulatory
pointed
stock
final
no
new
meeting
Outstanding.
500,000 shs.
.
and
September 30,
i not
including
certificates
authorized
the company's
the
presently
common
1
,
was
President,, in the annual report to the company's
stockholders, reported all-time record sales of $22,284,000 and distri¬
bution
fees
of
$5,904,000
achieved
during
the
fiscal year ended
.
share.
per
offering
57
amending
change
--A
■
the
on
FINANCING
of
gold
state
probable offering
factors
other
*
bonds
to
be
offered
through Dillon,
Read
City and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago. Public
expected in early January. Proceeds from the sale will be
The
to
affirmative
the
of
rate of 45 cents
present
.
-
mortgage
such
and
meeting
common
study
home
York
from
requires
stated.
the
voted
stocks.-
29,
May
On
{
selling
.
'
(par
company
statement
in
engaged
1722.
p.
Natural
at
by
1961
share outstanding, compared with
share In I960, representing a rise of
common
common
sales
Leon
voted to recommend to r stockholders a
stock,: and set Feb. 7 as the elate
to act on the proposal.
by-laws
^
.
.
fiscal
for
taxes
,
stockholders
effected
be
.
profits for 1961 are substantially above the 10year annual average* (1952-61.)
of $31,903,484 in sales and $1,261,557
in
net profit, or $4.66 pfer share
profit.—V. 187, p. 48.
common
of
and
common
of
current
and
said.
Chairman,
Malibu
of
name
.-.V
ment
1
of
was
their
At
price
Millsop,
board
timing
basis
Dec.
CAPITALIZATION
This
would
additional
Systems Corp.—Capital Stock Offered—Pur¬
a
company
retire
"
.
common
pany," it
million
the
subscription
a
.
company of 1036 South La Brea Ave., Los Angeles,
incorporated pursuant to the laws of the State of California .under
is
■,
•.
directors believes that the proposed split of
stock, with the consequent lower market
share, should result in broadening public interest in the stock
this
should prove beneficial to both the
stockholders and
.T-'l..v;.-._■*1.5
on
name
New
■
per
per
Both
transfer
of the
stock
the• common
-
the
"The
BUSINESS—The
first
for
,
capital stock equity of stockholders,
preemptive rights of the common stock.
the
quarter. National
the
The
the
announcement
pany's
would
was
—V.
has been appointed sole
Co.
•1
income
after
$6.15
.
capital
rate
report.
Profit
Chemical Co.—Appointment—
company
of
Commission
change
14, 1961 offering circular, GregoryMassari, Inc., and Allen B. Bletz & Co., Beverly Hills,
Calif., offered publicly, 70,000 shares of this firm's capi¬
tal stock at $4 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at
$231,400, will be used for expansion and working capital.
courses
annual
Canadian
five
in
and
2048.
p.
National
The
states
_
meeting
proposal
"While
1958,
the
split
split
The
on
suant
23
disbursing, agent
1279.
p.
'
value.
stockholders
to
Thomas
value
par
par
the dividend
the split shares. The present rate is 75 cents a
said it has about 7,640,00b shares outstanding.
Steel
new
authorized
the
from
company
i•
;V
/■
Plymouth C6r4age C« —Annual Report—
^
Consoiidated?8fties \6$., this Ply^puth. Riassir
the year ended September 30, 1961 were $52,214,800, an inci ease of
'74% over sales .of,.$29,891,748 for the same period InA960, Augustus
P.. .Ldring,'chairman of the; board, vtold stockholders , in-> the .company.s
a
increase
on
of
organization
Power
.
A
,of .the corporation.--
common stock
shares of
336,927;
<
for
850.
company's outstanding shares and also the authorization of
have
company
2-tor-l stock split.
the fifth largest producer of steel, said the board also
is considering the sale of about 1.5 million additional shares
of the
new stock following the split,
to pay off a $60 million loan. ,
At a special meeting Jan. 25, stockholders will vote on proposals to
exchange each share of stock held for two shares of new stock and
an
in
p.
8,212,679 shares of $6.50 par value
of $3.25 par value common.
Split—Common
company,
shares
194,
•
special
a
The
;
directors of the
that
dividend
-
Directors
.
The
proposed
The
.and
two-for-one
for
Sale—
22,
for
;194,. p.. 2663.
,
appointed
has been
York
New
of
,
.
•7, Pacific Power & Light Co.—Proposed Stock Split—
is
192, ;
control.—V.
process
799.
Dec.
registrar
V.
Pocket Books,
..
.
agent
company.—V.
warfare
materials
for
tems
:
Bank
City
National
First
The
Angeles,
Los
.
offices
Chemical Bank New .York-Trust
.
in several fields including solid state materials, solid
micro-miniaturization, satellite and anti¬
systems, and industrial electronics, including sys¬
on
1846a;v :v
p.
Plastiline, Ino,—Appointment—
-
$4.34
or
sell a
announced by
was
branch
Pacific Nutrient &
V
component applications,
submarine
p.
393
.
111.
194,
1973,
The
provinces.—V. 194,
license
to
Corp.
other companies
to
industrial .electronic equipment,
Evanston,
Work
■>V.a
:■1
President of National.
A 7 .7;A ...... 'A
A"
Electronics
manufactures
semi-conductors
and
military „
Hoffman
and
;
;;
Feldman,
I.
Sold Privately—
that $3,500,000 of this
.debentures, due Nov. 1,
had been sold privately through White, Weld & Co
York • City,4 and Watling, Lerchen & Co., Detroit.
included
with offices in New York and Washington, has signed
company,
Jerome
rities.
Corp.—Patent Agreem't ;
National Patent Development
The
an
plus
20, 1961, it' was reported
firm's subordinated sinking fund
.
_
__(
par)
"?
,
3,000
Co—Debentures
Finance
Pioneer
Dec.
.
indebtedness
Class A common
Class
1962,
cumulative preferred;sto<* at $100 per<a»re.
56% cents per share.
V. 194, p. 195 .
dividends of
..
.
—v. .194,
,
accrued
-A-A :
A
stock A % ;
7,430.76
7,430.76
T-'"'.'
20,500.00
20,500.00 y:
;
Pacific Finance,, a 42-year-old consumer instalment
2,380,000.00
A 2,180,000.00
,
credit and insurance company, will, add proceeds pffthe
75,597.92
,
•, .75,597.92
AAfinancing to its general funds.;
1,200,000 shs.
,,180,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
420,000 shs.
V The company, based in Los Angeles; operates 'through
Long-term notes
Long-term debt due within 1 yr
Notes payable, bank________
Sundry
1961
Monday, December 25,
.
'
■
shwesJlZ
placement, arranged by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
$15,000,000 of 5%% subordinated notes,- due
$200,000.00
1981; $12,000,000 of 5%% capital debentures; due 1981,
602,780.00
A
and 150,000 shares of $5.75 sinking fund series preferred
'■ ;;
.
;.A'j ' >.
$200,000.00
602,780.00
.
".
corporation has placed privately $42,000,000 of its secu¬
Outstanding
Authorized
Long-term
1
FINANCING
■
Senior
yAA.:
-
;
„
PRESENT
'■>
i
Co.—Partial Redemption—
,
The''company has called for redemption ori Feb. 15,
initially for model craft and later for virtually all electronic devices.
Maryland corporation organized Jan. 13,
A Mr.
Rosemond said- research,
design, engineering and production
1953, operates two divisions (1) the NAC Charge Plan which is a retail
of
Otarion's
hearing
aids,
audiometers
and
related
equipment will
charge account plan and (2) Northern Acceptance Corp., the trade
be assigned to a new augmented Hearing Aid Division.—V. 191,\ p. 2748.
name
under which four personal nnance offices provide small loans; ;
and purchase sales finance contracts, all of which are conducted in
Pacific Finance Corp.—Securities Sold Privately—The
the greater Baltimore area. The executive office of the
company is
at
.
.<
Pet Milk
'
BUSINESS—The company, a
located
,
„
,
More
/
"
'
"Hearing
sonal
expired Dec. 22. Sade & Co., and Bellamah,
22. Rights
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2770)
a
the
it
,
more
have
underwriter
has
underwriters
arrangements
for
each
which
they
than
agreed
default
10%
satisfactory
of
to
is
to
in
the
severally-
company
agreeu
committed
purchase.
to
to
take
and
However,
pay
if "axiy
their
obligations to purchase
the* shares of the common stock,
the<- representative-
and -the. com¬
purchase of such shares by the other underwriters or
substitute underwriter or underwriters are not made as provided
Volume
194
Number
6119
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2771)
ior
the
in
underwriting agreement,
♦' ''V YN"';'
terminate;
the
underwriting
will
agreement
From the
Company *
»
From Selling
'
J.
•
Williston
R.
W.-Brooks
P.
Ira
Haupt
Rodman
.
"
'
5,727
-
5,727
Alstyne,
Beil
Sc.
Hough,
Ine*
5,727
1
;F.
—V.
A.
Wyllie
194,
Taggart
Thornhill,
and
p. ' 1551.
"
In
1,600
Subject
: ;-
•
680,000
payment
will
to
cents
:YrYYV-
Y'/. -;V."
.v/.
*
to
Dec. 18, 1961 prospectus, Lee Hig-
a
In
-
the
»
cash
pany's
Corp.;.New York City, and associates, offered
publicly, 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$10 per -shared Of the total; 50,000 shares were sold for
the company and 50,000 for certain stockholders.
Net
shares
share.
a
the shares which
ginson
will
stock¬
outstanding,
10
cents
10 cents',*
reduce
the
stock
value
par
from
cents
30
traded
dividend
is
in the over-the
payout, he said,
earnings
primarily
the
counter market. In
to
motivated
is
board
progress."
•
Bank
by
styling will
main¬
be
produce
top
a
quality
both
enable
product
at
a
more
640.
p.
of
North
agent
194,
America,
and
registrar
New
of
York
the
City,
common
has
stock
been
of
the
1952.
p.
publicly held
production
first
annual stockholders meeting,
this major
distribution
firm
reported
gross
income
and
quarter
of
;
the
fiscal
year, .the
period
July
1-through *
as against $6,2M;000 in the
quarter
-same
totaled
$341,735, equivalent
to $.13
a. share,, based upon 2,538,400 shares outstanding. This com¬
pares with $152,545, or $.08 a share la the
first quarter of last
doubling
the
in
Gems, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
first
the
to
194,
^ofin^rL30^^1, 01 $'i'448*000
I960 period.
Net income for the
com¬
for
-
the
At
in
the business of operating in discount
department stores departments in which
are
sold
men's
and
boys'
furnishings, sportswear, clothing and work, clothes.—V. 194, p. 1763;
-
its
television
for
are
difference
boats.
Products, Inc.—Appointment-
transfer
Screen
At
600,000; '
-
gratifying
Rockower
_
Saxton
Stockholders
from
lines of
continue
Commercial
appointed
will increase to
Feb. 15 dividend
share.
a
distinctive
A
two
price.—V.
corporation.—V.
the
and
to
competitive
be
company's authorized
to
companies
stock,
to
1962
split, one additional share will be *•
to stockholders of record Jan. 25,
amount to
the
and
present
15,
reported later.
approval, the stock split
shares
increase
to
the
on
Feb.
the
Anticipated economies through this combined effort will
announcing the board's action, I. Budd Rockower, President, said
the proposed stock split is intended to broaden the market for
that
Raymond Engineering Laboratory, Inc.—Common Of-Y
fered—Pursuant
share
these shares will
on
asked
paid
be
considering
in
1961.
present
stockholders'
1,500,000
15
be
to
stock
of
Also,
between
stock,. two
previous dividend, amounting to
15,
date
declared
board
proposed
number
1,600
The
l.
common
stockholders.
by
the
company's
organizations.
tained
the
share,
a
Aug.
on
each
to
the
1,600 :> v-a
■
Feb.
paid
the
distribution
The
1,600
'•
2,800
Y> '■
1962.
1,600
-
2,800
Inc.——
"
-
cents
.
'Y
"2,182
dividend,
20
on
split
ratification
to
record
was
effecting
distributed
•*
2,182
.
2,800
'
•
._
"v
,
•
2,800
_z__zn
'
Y
2,800
Co._z_—--
&
:
Y:i
3,818
____
Salomon ,& Co.Y
L.
Charles
-
share,
a
3,273
3.818
NewburgerCo.___lr_V--•
holders of
3,273
3,273
"
of
to
voted
semi-annual
dividend
a
dealer
Brothers, Inc.-—Proposed Stock Split—.
have
subject
one,
the
"
._
___
I:X'A
for
3,273
._
Renshaw__—
■
14,544
5,727
._
Co
&
&
>
25,456
-
Inc.--—-
Co.,
Noel & Co.__i__.
Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc.
,Ross & Hirsch__-_——i
Van
'
Beane_I____ll.
&
&
Rockower
Directors
Shareholders
1
7
Hyams,
year
number
same
the
meeting,
Vice
of shares.
presided
President
quarter figures,
Treasurer, gave
and
dramatic
A.
Schneider, "President, Jerome
Manager, noted that the first
General
revealed
as
by
over
by
Leo
evidence
to
Jaife, First
the theme
Vice-President .and
of
the
first
share-
owners
proceeds, estimated at $433,700; will be used by the company for the repayment of debt, purchase of: equipment,
and working capital. Y YYY--
.BUSINESS—The
Connecticut
of
which
company,,
in
the
incorporated. under
was
in
"The
its
miscellaneous
and
sales
in
in
and
duction
the
for
are
defense
satellite
and
research
and
effect
adverse
in
of
Use
($1
GIVING
number
of
shares
subject
to
the
of
TO
.;Y ;'
z
PRESENT
re¬
have
a
.
the
of
stock
to
_
several
be
by
each
underwriting
Lee
Higginson
Hayden,
F.
S.
sale
them,
&
Cooley & Co.;
Putnam
&
W.
Chas.
'
Co.
Scranton
__L_
1
;
194,
Co.
&
746.
p.
•
_
Raytheon Co.—Notes
1981
notes due
will
ceeds
'
of
a
189,
notes,
2894.
*. •
p.
was
December
titled
name
it
as
18,
1961
issue
carried
item
news
a
of" the
corporation,
the
authorized
at
special
a
by
>Y...
held Dec.
from
15,
($1
2,500,000
Bache
&
Secondary
—
•
The
Offering—
Stock
the
ing
gain of 37%
the
during
that
than
more
half,
current
had
sales
25%
risen
to
,
long-range
of
program
specific
object
product
of
large
on
said—V.
outstanding,
in
during
letter
the
$2,607,000 for the six months,
the
194,
in
the
and
the
and
1960
is
achieve
to
prime
p.. 1058.
contracts
with
-
Y
\
—Pursuant to
shares
its
of
will
ceeds
develop
be
new
to
the
The
and.
of
laws
company
State
the
incorporated"
New
275
York.
May
The
Merrill
manufacturing
1961,
3,
especially
in
field
the
other
medical .electronics;
of
\
.
Common
stock
194,
the
time
will
and
at
in.
a
prime
no
fate
5-
:
to
pot
rate
up
Outstanding
-
353,400 shs.
>•
number
Offered—Har-
stock
will
of
fine
fiscal
the
terms
common
set
be
to
which
stock
the
opposite
shares
subject
and
Aug.
the
the
bears
such
of
names
sold
to
by said selling
same
130,000.
Shares
Inc.
Courts
16,450
'
Jackson
6,000
Equitable
F.
&
Mullaney, Wells &
Pacific Northwest
Corp.
4,700
H.
Inc.__
4,700
Peters,
Securities
Hutton
Bosworth,
Inc.
&
Co.
Sullivan
&
V
Co.,
Cruttenden,
Podesta
Dempsey-Tegeler
First
&
3,700
Co.
Nebraska
Corp.
Securities
3,700
Lemon
Co._
&
-
Stifel.
Nicolaus
George K.
—V.
194,
Sabre
This
March
31,
similar
from
1965.. They
•
institutions.
the
date
will
bear
of
issue
interest
one-quarter of one percent more than the
the borrowings.; Proceeds will be used for
time-of
194, p. 2161.
of
shares
asset" value
owns
all
of
dof
law
in
November, 1961 as a
the management type.
of
medium
for
investment
in
equity
of
of
Topeka.
participant's fixed .obligation type
21,000 capital shares outstanding, all
Benefit
of
the
principal
Chairman
President
a
the
has
Security
and
an
Kansas
company
provide
of
the
the
Life
stock
Insurance
of
the
Fund,
parent;
of. the
Treasurer
of
Fund.
of
the
Dean„L. Smith
and
underwriter
Co.
Security Management;
underwriter
and
Secretary
also
are
F.
President
is
of
the
Herbert
underwriter
parent.
the
management officials
—The
underwriters
to
agreed
set
below
named
an
and
have
severally
underwriting agreement,
the selling stockholders
sell-to the underwriters, the number of shares of com¬
opposite the respective names of-the underwriters below.
are committed to purchase .all:of SUch shares
if any
are
purchased,
individual
except that
selling
less than
stockholders
all of
the stock-might be
die
should
before
sold if
delivery
the
of
stock to the underwriters.
Dean
Carl
Witter
M.
&
Co.___
Shares
Mitchum, Jones & Temple¬
57,000
Rhoades
Loeb,
;
co.
Paine,
Shares
-
.
&
s-ton
i7,ooo
Webber,
4,000
Newhard, -Cook & Co.____i
4,000
Reinholdt
Jackson &
4,000
17,000
Co.,
17,000
Sutro &
C.
A.
&
Co.___
Allyn & Co., Inc
Gardner___:__
&
The Robinson-Humphrey
17,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Wertheim
I
Inc.Co
4,000
.
Bateman, Eichler &
7,000
4,000
2,000
Co.___
E.
F. Hutton & Co., Inc
Shearson, Hammill & Co
7,000
Shields & Co., Inc.
7,000
Boettcher
________
4,000
!—
4,000
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
2,000
Davis, Skaggs & Co._
2,000
Draper, Sears & Co._______-.2,000
4,000
A.
4,000
Eppler,
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Inc.
7,000
Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
path
J.
—
Barth
Courts
&
&
Crowell,
Co.___
Co,
Weedon
Cruttenden,
H.
Hentz
&
Co
Podesta
194,
p.
&
Sons
&
John
A.
Kemper &
4,000
Putnam
2,000
& Co._____;
2,000
Co.___'
.___
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
C.
2,000
Turner,
4,000
Food
company
Guerin
—
2709.
statement
Edwards
G.
>
Inc.
J.
Shaver
Co._"__
4,000
Co.
&
2,000
&
& Co.
& Co._
McDonald
by
Wheat &
Co
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
Marts, Inc.—Common Registered—
of 139 South 40th St., Omaha, Neb., -filed a registra¬
with the SEC on Dec. 19 covering 170,000 shares of
of
'
Seltsam, Hanni & Co., Inc.
&' Co:-=~
Stix
3.700
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
Harold E. Wood & Co
z
1,900
1,500
1,500
1,500
1,500
A
common
stock,
of
30,000 shares
which
are
to
be
for
offered
holders thereof. The offering will be made , on an all or none
basis
by
J. Cliff Rahel & Co. and Storz-Wachob-Bender Co. The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
the
amendment.
company
is
the
successor
by consolidation
in September,
1961
eight operating corporations and a management corporation (affili¬
through stock ownership). It is engaged in the operation of seven
super-markets in Omaha, and one in Council Bluffs,, Iowa under the
name
of
"Shavers."
The net proceeds from the company's
sale of
additional stock will be used to assist it in making possible
future
or
additions. The company contemplates the
market in 1962 to be constructed in Omaha by
Co. .(one of four real estate corporations owned
improvements
capital
opening
of
1,500
Shaver's
&
Baum
Co
Co
&
1
2,600
"
1,500
1,500
leases
•
-
Craft Boat
food
a
Investment
by ' certain
Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
company
of
Boat
for
production
distribution
will
in
start
the
immediately
United
States
in
and
both
Tacoma
Canada
and Niles
through
existing
dealers. Additional dealer franchises will be issued to make
available in areas not presently served.
,Y:
Boy Co.- has
licensing arrangements for the manufacand distribution of Bell Boy boats in Europe, Australia and
Japan. Contrary to previous plans no boats will be imported to North
The
-turing
r
boats
four
furnishings,
be
The
Boy
or
year
by
also
Fund
The
—.
3,700
p.' 2161.
acquisition
Boy
one
registration
a
net
underwriters
class
of Tacoma, Wash, and Niles, Mich, has announced
the Bell Boy Bpat Co., Bellingham, Wash. The Bell
Boy company, in its 10th year of operation, is one of the pioneers in
fibreglass -boat building.
*
the
Bell
banks
the
ated
Rowles, Winston & Co.Z^_i.
•____1
Johnston,
Neuhaus
at
4
Bell
than
FuHd
owned
stock
mon
tion
&
■ Co.,
Inc.-—_______
Dittmar & Co., Inc
H. I. Josey & Co.__
3,700
The
to ,$5,200,000
have
'The
1,900
—
Underwood,
Co.,
&
Inc.
to
subject to certain conditions of
purchase from the selling stockholders
1,900
1,900
1,900
1,900
& Co.—.
Writer & Christen-
Inc.
Kan., -filed
covering- 400,000
sale
public sale by the company and 140,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
Co.__^_
Co.__—
3,700
:
under
investment
is
UNDERWRITERS
1,900
Peet
O.
sen,
14th
management officials of the Fund
underwriter and parent.
This
Co.__
4,700
Inc.
E.
Friedrichs
4,700
North & Co.
Fitch,
Barret,
Topeka
public
agreed,
to
2,600
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse,
2300
at
Shoe
Corp.—Additional Financing
Details—
18, 1961 issues leported the offering on Dec. 14
of 225,000 shares of this firm's common stock' at
$16.25
per share. Additional financing details follow;
'
* - Y
2,600
2,600
Inc.
4,700
Co
St.,
for
2,600
& Co.*-Yc-Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
6,000
&
&
subsidiary is located
year
Shaer
2,600
McCormick
&
Co
Co.
Co.—
Chiles-Schutz
Pierce.
Smith
&
&
Commission authorized
of unsecured promissory notes
later
the
the
—V.
T "
Co.,
Co._z___
&
ratio
underwriter
shareholder,
new
Dec.
on
complement
an
net
The
Our Dec.
accrue
ended
year
its founding in 1872, of ntmost cus¬
expanded facilities which .will broaden the
offered
Curtis
the
J.
548.
organized
The
Vice
Other
;
1961,
of
of
to
Ripley &
Allyn
Financing Approved—
Power
expansion of- the company's facilities.—V.
C.
A.
FINANCING
700,000 shs.
' '>
commercial
exceeding
•
by
to
are
a
will
PRESENT
Authorized-^
-
engage
made
16,
shares
bears
Webber,
the "Federal
later; than
at'the
or
to
not
TO
intends to
components
was
Board
organizations.
had
Oct.
of
Lynch,
Co.—Bank
1961
issue
time
mature
construction
'.i
•
i
12,
event
EFFECT
cents).
Electric
to
company
from
Y';
(par
December
notes
GIVING
1205.
p.
Rockland
On
also
of
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
The company
electronic instruments using
manufacturers
and
by the company.
assembly
company
1657."
St., Kansas City, Mo., manu¬
chocolates and other candies
CAPITALIZATION—For
shares
of
-
Brothers
Bache
pursuant
and-also* for the
inthe
line
a
Curtis
plant and
Rochester, N. Y.
St.,-
pertaining to the field of nuclear reactor control
measurement 0^'bio-chemical process variables
dustry,
systems
the
p.
Inc., and Central Life Assurance Co.
other
and
At
the
Fenner
•
company's
North'Union
194,
and
name
since
Harrison
purpose
Manager
of
stock, at $24.25 per share.
16.450
Stern
Mr.
formed for the purposes of designing, developing
electronic equipment foT "the process control in¬
was
company
was
at
Fund.
company
number
as
agencies,"
without underwriting, 75,000
at $3 per share.
Net pro¬
of
located
are
of
stock
common
Exchange.—V.
common
Inc.
.
offices
the
Harriman
•
executive
the
Stock
,
present
Security-Columbian.
will remain in his
service.
SEC
be
open-end
parent
and
Shares
used to repay debt, purchase equipment,
products, and increase working capital.
BUSINESS—The
700
the
to
Laing is
name.
AND
respectively,
stock
common
Fund
primary
which
offering did not constitute new financing and none
in
Systems, Inc.—Common Offered
publicly,
offered
pany :
1961
18,
Income
firms
number
the
below
substantial
a
Co.,
The
sales of $20,953,610 and net income
capitalization of the company con¬
sisted of $3,000,000 of 6V4%
senior notes due 1976; 1,200,000 of 6%% '
subordinated
convertible notes
due
1977;
330,000 shares of common
stock; and 400,000 shares of restricted common stock.
to
Dec. 18, 1961 offering circular, the com¬
a
the
of
investments.
establishments
1961,
Paine,
Rochester Instrument
in
its
of
sales charge. Distribution will be made by Security Manage¬
Inc.
securities
share with a corre¬
book value of stock pur¬
per
throughout the United States under the Russell Stover
The company's products are distributed through
and approximately 2,500 agency accounts with
and drug stores, and are sold on a quantity order basis
brand
$1,189,527.
of
order to lessen
in
military
-
share
the
increase
$1.27
and
186, p.
with
6%
a
Its
of new
book value
sold
are
business
that
gain of
a
is engaged
diversification.
customer
will
to
$2,000,000.
under
subsidiary
Philadelphia.
second acquisition this
stock,
The
sale
The
purchase of all
financial and
of
the
diversified,
President, '
conditions
contained
in
the
underwriting
agreement,
each underwriter named
below has severally agreed to purchase from each selling shareholder
stock¬
to
programs,
to industrial concerns
cents
per
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
the company,
communications field,
voice
space
program
the amount of sales
dependence
Howell
six
the previous period. Mr. Howell said
over
produces special equipment
primarily for the national defense
increase in
$0.22
noted
share
per
27
American
distributes
EARNINGS
\-"Y''r-YYY'
Roanwell,
of
which
"One
the
for
Line
and
retail
to
earnings in the correspond¬
against
;-'Y' '/Y Y'v
President
Howell,
W.
holders
our
$183,903
of
$5
Stahl,
each.
Stover Candies, Inc.—Common
department
..
$0.31
were
a
income
over
Value
which
31,
share
period..
R;
net
announced
a
at
50%
own
from the sale of the common
The shares sold were obtained as
Candies
65
•
last year, which amounted to $134,342.
earnings, based on 600,000 shares presently
period
Per
has
Oct. 31,
Secretary,
Louis
which
maintained
Fund
capital
outstanding
has
company
proceeds
factures
Corp.—Six Months' Report— '
corporation
months ended
of
BUSINESS—The company of 1206 Main
V;v:;Y■ -;'Vyy
Roanwell
This
•
completion of a secondary offering of
of this firm's common stock at $59 per
share. Concession to dealers was $1.25 a share.—V. 194,
.
stock,
the
is
statement
'
to
company.
a result of conversion
of $1,300,000 out of an aggregate of $2,500,000 principal amount of
subordinated
convertible
notes
of
the
company* originally
held by
three selling shareholders, State Mutual Life Assurance Co. of America,
200,000 shares
p."2337.
purposes,
investors.
the
on
the
the
20
public
PROCEEDS—The
of
Co., New York City, and associates announced
Dec.
on
Stahl,
December
listed
The
Corp.
Jack
shares of this firm's
.
Steel
corporate
Ripley & Co., New York City, and Stern Brothers
& Co;, Kansas City,
Mo., were joint managers of an
underwriting group which offered on Dec. 20, 130,000
.
Republic
indebtedness,
common
public
Russell
'5,000;000 (50c
t,o
general
the
Philadelphia
Security Equity Fund, Inc.—Stock Registered—
approximately $70,000 to
and (4) the balance,
(3)
concluded
Scott,
excess
continue
President,
Plans call for
Columbian.—V.
riman
par) to effect a two-for-one split as"of Dec.'18.
At the meeting, Republic,'s President, Mundy I. Peale, estimated, that
1961
earnings on "the basis of the new stock will- be approximately
$3.55 per share outstanding), after the split. He alsa stated that-.1962
sales
and
earningsjare expected to continue at approximately the
same
level as 1961,-r-V. 194, p. 2272." '
/ r;
par.)
to United
pledge of accounts
$59,000 to repay indebted¬
Ross Products, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
disregarded
be
•
meeting
shares
common
:
persons;
for
will
has
&
in
by Security-Columbian of an
important financial and commercial printer. In March, 1961, the com¬
pany competed
the purchase of The Twentieth, Century Press, Inc.
Located in New York, the firm which has an established
reputation in
the financial printing field, now is
operated as a division of Security-
$511,000
on
sum
a
wholly-owned
operation
St.,
This
firm's
this
under
Republic Aviation Corp,—Proposed Stock Split—
increase
$212,000,
Market
per
,
of
Acquisitions". The item- should
apply to Realtone.—V. 19'4, p. 2664."
Stockholders
voted..to
$5
policy,
of
Business
was
"Realty
not
does
of
the
to
certain
to
Solomon
chased
Electronics Corp.—Correction—
Realtone
at
business.
company's
Effective
Our
borrowed
supplier;
a
outstanding stock from
sponding dilution of $3.73
:--
-
exercisable
approximately
apprpximately
non-affiliated
several
approximately
of
approximately $9,000,000
increase
working capital.
and
(1)
of funds
(2)
Container,
from
to
shares
shares
refund
to
long-term
—V.
Privately—Dec. 18, it
had sold $40,000,000 of 5Vi %
group of insurance companies. Pro¬
used
follows:
full payment
addition
In
and
company
to
be
underwriter
$15,000,
underlying
Lane
for
Scott
a
Jr.,
service.
scope
and
shares
25.000
ment
the
8,000
Sold
the
to
commission
share
in the manufacture of plastic housewares,
plastic
items
under
the
tradename
of
estimated
net
proceeds from
the
stock
other
$852,000
inventory:
Victory
loans
600,000
reported that this
issued
as
;Mr.
tomer
plus
.-'y.Y
;
includes
Scott,
current
with
8,000
■
—v.
per
also
&
as
it
Allen,
present position,'and
J. Boyle-has become Executive
Vice-President-at Allen, Lane &
Fred R. Esty, President of Security-Columbian, stated.
Esty pointed out that Allen, Lane & Scott would continue its
Scott,
including the carrying of inventory and accounts receivable, payments
of
current
indebtedness
and
general working capital in connection ;
8,000
--—
cent
a
engaged
used
in
and
amounting
10,000
'
'!
be
to
repay
20,000
Co._l_
15
50
and
The
Corp.
receivable
46,000
__
Co.
&
will
Credit
agreement,
is
company
products
"Ronaware."
ness
Corp
Stone
Moseley
on
be
to
Y., filed a regis¬
covering 200,000 shares Y
'
The
baby
the
and
of
Dec.
on
statement
The
options
SEC
N.
announced
printers,
Lane
Wallace
offered for'public sale at $5 per share. The
an all or none basis by Arnold Malkan & Co.,
will" receive
expenses.
5-year
278,736
underwriters,
purchased
the
of
company has
stock of
Frank
Bronx,
for
shareowners -that
capital
Allen,
Place,
noted
was
second
commercial
share..
follows:
as
which
the
be
common
Inc.,
$112,500
__
with
statement
Jarrett
1517
stock, to
offering will be made
Outstanding
.
The
the
Corp.—Common Registered—
of
company
tration
of
,
FINANCING
__
conditions
and
any
may
This
for
shares,^
names
common
terms
consequently
progdams
in
The company's ;
and executive offices are located -
EFFECT
par). 320,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
such
States
Plastic
Rona
it
Security-Columbian Banknote Co.—Acquisition—
a
1154.
p.
of
the
management
i».<•
,
stock
Alexandria, Ky.—V. 186,
the-company's operations.
Amount authorized—
Y
Y..v
5%.
mortgage note, $125,000_
are
for
United
the cost of construction of
benefit
figures,
the nature or' the televisionindustry
through fourth quarters by far the most productive
from
the
standpoint of revenue. Since the major -television season
runs
each year from October
through June, the first July-September
quarter does not reflect proportionately the
earnings to be expected
over
the full year.—V.
194, p. 1763.
to help fi¬
$482,000 16-classroom
elementary school for St. Mary of the Assumption Parish,
Substantially all
the
and
programs,
space
expenditures
upon
Connecticut.
CAPITALIZATION
Common
agencies. of
4%% to 5Y4%.
the
makes
proceeds will be used by the Bishop
nance
1953,
i nthe research, development,
timing devices, accelerometers, tape
devices.
Net
•
engaged
6f
manufacturing facilities
Middletown,
in
company
accrued interest and bear interest at from
;
1958.
electromechanical
end
Governmental
material
in
Manager
is principally
manufacture and salfe
recorders
the
associated >' with
company
design,
of
became
General
its
became
?-
of
first
engineer,who
and
1943,
1938,
'
gathering: "Growth with Profit."
Despite the good first quarter earnings
Catholic
Bishop of the Diocese of Covington, Ky.—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend,
Wis., is offering publicly, $415,000 first mortgage serial ,'
bonds, series A, dated Dec. 1, 1961, and due serially to
Dec. 1, 1976.
The bonds are being offered at par and
laws
is the corporate successor to a proprietorship,
which Horace H. Raymond and his wife, Grace
L.
Raymond,
were
the owners. Mr. Raymond,
a
graduate engineer,
became President of the company upon its formation and served in that
capacity until his death, in 1954. Mrs. Raymond then became Presi¬
dent
and was
recently succeeded by Lincoln Thompson, a graduate
established
Roman
:
shares,
officers
its
of
and stockholders of the company from -which it
eight present store properties). Expenditures for
equipment
about
and
inventory
for
such
store,
if
constructed,
$150,000.
has outstanding 160,000 class A .and 480,000 class B
which Joe Shaver,
President, owns 25,242
and 75,725
company
of
respectively, and Shaver's Food Mart (az partnership consist¬
of Joe Shaver; Neil Shaver, Executive Vice-President, and Myrn
Livingston, Vice-President) owns of record 94,464 and 283,392 shares,
shares,
ing
respectively; and they propose to sell all such class A' shares. The
prospectus lists 12 other selling stockholders who propose to sell
amounts ranging from 55 to 6,859 class A shares each. Under certain
conditions, class B shares are convertible into class A shares on a
two-for-one
^
basis.
:
Bell
The
America.
Sabre
(Louis)
common
stock
of
the
boats
and
Bell
Boy boats
will be
marketed by separate
Stock
Exchange
effective Dec.
was lifted
1961.—V. 194, p.
company
,
Craft
,..
Sherry Preserves, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—,
19,
on
the
2709.
American
'
V
■^'•ArnttattOk
»<«*«»».'
>*m m•
■
.sj-di. u«u
.
8
(2772)
Sisters
St.
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Joseph
Hospital
Minn.)—Notes Offered—In
(Park
Corp.
interest
Net
41/2%
from
at
used
In
.
.
Slick
Inc.—Debentures
Airways,
bentures
the
or
vertible,'may
holders
and
the
on
The
time
stock
best
business
then
terms
of
the
which
into
time
to
be
the
for
offered
market
over-the-counter
both
obtainable.
is
company
the
at
con-
best
:
-
.
.
price : V
C
divisions:
two
(1) The Airline Division, presently operating as a contract and charter
which has contracted to purchase new turbine powered equip- i
carrier,
tions;
The
Shares
16.9%
certain
to
of
Illinois
producers
largest
addition
resuming scheduled common carrier opera¬
Shade Cloth Co. Division, said to be one
of
purpose
(2)
and
the
of
the
for
ment
window
of
indebtedness,
the
y
the United States. In
has outstanding 974,721
company
"Acquisition
will
that
said
the
of
growing
world
F.
of
permit
the
the
Bridges
Stanley
,
194,
amounts
own
ranging
from
$5,000
to
their
194,
annual
England
serve
for
portable
meeting
line
Langer,
to
Harvard
who
the
chain,
Associate
194, p.
of
air
*
since
received
of
Business
Professor
all
$50,000.—
in the "stop order" proceedings involving Securities
registration statement filed by South Bay Industries, of Gardena,
Act
hearing
Calif.,
SEC
has
Los
been
will
t-ificates
Harold
will
action
common
to
ferred
stock,
change
$25
par
the
and
three
for
rigir.s
also
all
to
'
stockholders-of
doctoral
1961,
Financial
Edison
directors
and
common
and
1962
of
Jan.
on
the
the
19,
16,000,000
shares
into
that
will
'
1959,
and
stock.
share
voting
maintain
par
value
of
share,
of
$2.88
witn
beginning in April,
the
on
the
:
$1
was
./
(>:»
their
of
J
—
1962
the
on
former
rate
of
$2.60
share per year.—V.
per
of
::
and
194,
In
The
company
5%
of
December 8,
on
subordinated
denominations -of
Proceeds
the
to
of
919
operation
and
agency
$500
are
Southern
of
life
a
and
be
a
1961
debentures
filed
(series
$1,000.
used
W.
With
for
No
debt
Peachtree
a
be
underwriting
is
at
'
*
N.
addition
/,
decades
sales
The
Oct.
as
sale
a
,
to
of
1961,
proceeds from the financing will be used to pur¬
machinery and e«u^ment for a modern, olastics manuplant, now being built for the company.
The balance af
the proceeds
will initially be
aadea to working capital and is sub¬
sequently expected to be applied to the reduction of certain short-"
Vinyl
and
sheetings.
manufacturers
seat
Hie
items
Miss,
,
its
for
241
Church St.,
wholesale
90
had
of
the
of
to
production
markets
purchase
for
comDletion
capacity
heretofore
has
all
and
not
in
clear
March
permit
it
reached.—V.
announced
of
Though the terms
Bassine, chairman
be
the
of
that
capital
the
of
effected
and
manu¬
printed
1962,
to
194,
which
manufacture
will
new
1552.
p,
stock
of
entered
into
Play-More
not
were
Industries,
exchange
an
had
it
acquisition
Spartans
by
Sales
discolsed,
said
that
contract
a
Co.,
Inc.
Charles
the
C.
acquisition
its
sales
chain
own
volume
current
for
of
year.
Play-More
"The
of
of
22
Play-More
is
discount
expected
stores.
to
Mr.
reach
Bassine
$8.0
said
million
of
further
and
operated
of
this
as
division
a
expanding
important step
limiting
Mr.
of
Spartans,
under
the
the
Bassine
Seidler
shares
&
Co.,
Proceeds
ment,
in
number
the
of
stated.—V.
It
(par
and
profitable
expansion
of
departments
194,
also
of
traffic
of
by
—V.
194,
on
leased
a
in
does
10c)
be
7,
to
1961
be
filed
offered
"Reg.
and
prior
of
of
capital
and
William
gold
for
at
the
St.,
and
processing
other
corporate
Hopelawn
silver
and
of
'
fiscal
assets
being
1058.
(Woodbridge), N.
bullion
smelting
and
of
and
will
first
repay¬
other
J.,
is
non-ferrous
broker
a
non-ferrous
It
in
-
in
The
is
of
one
1854
2.2
the
1961
has
reported
net
profit
of
$5,707,469 for the fiscal
year ending Sept. 30, compared with
$4,520,834 the previous year.
Net sales of the
Decatur, 111., corn, soybean and chemical
processing
concern
totaled
$165,656,181, compared with $155,697,017 the year
before.
J
in
of
common stock
194, p. 469.
$2.63,
were
compared
with
the
and
the first
the
stock
Stanley Works—To Acquire British Tool Firm—
This
Hand
New
tools
Britain,
has
Conn,
agreed
to
manufacturer
acquire
S.
N.
of
builders
Bridges
&
Co.,
hardware
Blair
C.
to
the
-
the
of
six
underwriters
named
Inc
equal
to
&
of
1
.
other
:
been
first
has
During
three
declared,
91
or
cents
paid
1961,
payable
15.
Dec.
.
in
,
CAPITALIZATION
the
June
in
fewer
'
term
notes
rates
of
of
30,
the
2 100
625
775
825
825
1
775
5(4%
and
6%
due
subordinated
of
EFFECT
4(4%,
1963
to
term
hey
of
dividends
5(4%,
5%%
and
•
stock
of
($4.50
to
pay
offered
The
the
terms
and
of
"
the
City,
625
1,900
2,100
625
Co.
625
,
825
625
•
2,600
825
625
825
-
-
com¬
v
2,600
F.
Friedrichs
&
'
Hutton
&
-
-
Peabody
&
Co., Inc.
Inc.___
Co.,
&
Higginson
Mason
&
J.
&
'
;
Rotan,
&
—
&
•
S.
Stix
Smithers
&
Co.
&
575
-
'
-
j Sutro
&
625
1,300
575
625
2,100
825
775
825
575
625
'
775
5,000,000 shs.
agreements,
2,656,518 shs.
which
underwriters
therein
set
forth,
contain
have
to
the
G.
c
2,100
775
825
2,400
2,600
1,300
'575
—
stock
underwriters
which
are
being
•
and
575
&
respective
number
625
775
825
1,300
775
.
575
II
Co., Inc.
2,100
'775
'
.
2 400
,
.
825
2,600
''575
\
575
-
825
625 c"
1,900
Co._
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke & French Inc.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.—
1'
—V.
194, p. 2710.
:
■
the
625
1,200
•
common
2,600
575
Investments, IncJ
Walker &
,
-
625
1
2,400
_
Wertheim & Co.—4__
agreed,
purchase
H.
825
1,900
Co.—1,200
watling, Lei'chen
^
825
775
Co
Home
625
575
_IIIIZZ
Tucker, Anthony & R. L, Day____I„_
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.___:
Van
-4 825
575
1,200
[
—
Co._
Swiss American
Corp
-
625
775
775
Corp.__„_
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc
20,223,000
_
•
625
1,900
Stone & Webster Securities
_
625
\ 625
1,300
y
Co
&
1
625
-
2,600
'
i__~
1—L,_
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
I
'
I
Singer, Deane & Scribner___i
F.
625-:
1,200
Schwabacher & Co._
-
825
:
2i400
.———
Co._
:
.
625
625
575
Humphrey Co., Inc.
Winston
625
-
575
Gardner,
Mosle
Rowles,
625
;
Co.^ Inc.—575
Inc
-
2,600
2,600
575
t
Co.,
&
2,100
f.
575
Co.—
Rahel
Cliff
•:
575
Templeton_
625
625
575
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis__—_
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
_L—
Prescott & Co
;
&
625
-
—„575
>
625
2,600
575
,:
625'.,
'
2,400
Co., Inc.———
&
•
1,300
775
Moroney, Beissner
Newburger & Co.
The Robinson
<
*
;
2,400
Co.
Mericka &
Ohio
825
"•
■'-..v
1,900
,
Rhoades & Co.
Inc
—+
—
Reynolds & Co., Inc
FINANCING
'•
'575
Hagan, Inc.-
-
Reinholdt
f
625
1,300 :
.775
2,400
u—
Corp.—
Carl M. Loeb,
Loewi &
Co.,
J.
record
575
Co., Inc.—_—_4_—1,200
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc._
several
'
'
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,; Inc.——.575
Kaufman Bros. Co.y
—_———^,575
Quail
$65,333,336
,
825
Weeks_^_-.u-_i—2,400
Weil, Labouisse,
Coinpany
—
each
Outstanding
V"
825
The
:
were
of
775
Inc.——-—
625
Mitchum, Jones
i
stock
.
-
Co.,
'.,''625
575
Wm.
paid in
quarter dividend
PRESENT
&
515
Mead, Miller & C'oi_
113,640 shs.
conditions
several
"2,600
"
&
McDonald
5(4%,
for all of the 57,396 shares of
a
price of. $56.00 per share.
of
'2.100
;
2,400
575
Irving Lundborg & Co.
Established
stockholders
;
at
names
1,900
Sons—_
Martin Investment Co.
-
29,600,000
preferred
the
625
Inc.—4L—■Co.—__
&
Kormendi
434%,
purchase
underwriting,
the
1,300
575
Co.—775
Kidder,
.
par)___
the
625'
1,200
Janney, Battles & E. W. Clark,. Inc.44
1 575
The Johnson, Lane, Space
Corp._„y 575
Johnston, Lemon & Co.___j_
1,200
;
was
months,
6(4%-
UNDERWRITERS—In
825
575
—
Ingalls & Snyder
.
cents
1975
at
625
625
775
Schneider, Bernet & Hickman. Inc
,
notes" cur-
cumulative
with
625
575
575
&
E.
at
300,000 shs.
series
575
—_
Co
575
Richards
Howard,
No
common
1961
Authorized
..
series)
stock,
'625
Hornblower
'
in
825
575
—_
Co
&
''
825
Weill—775
Lehman Brothers———
common
fourth
to
TO
rently bearing interest rates of 5%,
5(4%, 57/4% and 6% due 1962 to 1979
Preferred
stock
($50
par)
(issuable
Four
&
& Dominick, Inc..
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
&
625'.:'
775
Inc.—
Edwards
825
575
Inc.—
Smith
-
Co.,
825
775
—
'
'
„
currently
bearing
4(4%, 5(4%
and
rates
&
625
2,100
Henderson & Co.",
A.
Lee
47,285
stock
due 1963 to 1980
Subordinated term notes
currently bear-
interest
Class B
Hogle
J.
1961,
receivables
with $625,099,000
5(4 %
ing
severally
575
Podesta & Co.___—
Robertson & Pancoast
Hentz
Hill
liabilities.
the
22V2
1961,
'r
have
P. Harper & Son & Co._—575
Haupt & Co
775
C.
H.
f
$1,135,820"
shares.
on
25-cent
a
29,
below
Southwest
T.
-
ins,
position
nation.
of
the '
1,900
Co.—
&
California
>
issue;
applicable to
share,
on
-
.
GIVING
number
Wm.
mix,"r
during
incorporated, in' 1914.
was
dividends
and
like
(Inc.)—
575
Co
;y—?—,775.
Alester G. Furman Co.iTnc.—_—1
575
Glore. Forgan & Co
2,400
'■! Granbery, Marache & Co.„——i_
775
control,",
-y,
kind
dividends
quarters
a
1,900
Inc
Hurry, Inc.__
&
Co
First
greater
10,111.
The
'
com-
15,311
Co.—
First
equal.-'
products',
sold
.
ended
a
The
outstanding
15,311
Co., Inc.____
Co.-_________
&
Dann
&
Ferris
-
result
currerit
Co.
the
Net income
cents
1961.
their
575
Equitable Securities Corp.—
shares;
product
arid:
'
the
14,939
Co..
&
Clarke &
W.
G.
Ira
to
totaling
$671,156,000 compared
1960.
91
receive
775
&
Potoma
Schutz Co
Dewar,
A.
when
V
installed
financial
company.
months
27,
to
14,939
Corp
Co.__
Co.,
Berlind,
Eastman
$56 per share."
company
totaled
months of
1924.
the
the
Carter,
Dittmar
Dec. 19, 57,396 shares
Co.
;
Dec.
retain
represent
Cruttenden,
v-'
amount
at
Life
entitled
commencing the start of
to
Co
&
Bradford
Courts
factoring.
$1,952,079,
since
year
and
Ltd., London,
&
Walter
Common,
common
of. 'cost
be
capital
on
businesses of its
factored
six
with
subject
and
&
Becker
John
..
.
Insurance
to
-
oldest
$2,288,846,
terms
.
Stearns
G.
Burnham
>
•
$187,398,
•;
finished
our
company's
publicly
Bankers
accrue
REVENUES—In
Common
*oEion?i.n8:s Per share of
$2.12 the prior year—V.
continue
Brooke. Sheridan, Bogan & Co.,
150,000
shares- of
production
working
times
Life
by James Talcott,
Capital
Stalcy Manufacturing Co.—Annual
Report—
company
will
basis
are
of
value
par
outstanding. '
each).'The distribution of certificates for
take place Jan. 9, 1962.—V. 194, p. 2274.
'
Co.,
&
-
-
..(A. E.)
split
$0.50
825
J.
.
DIVIDENDS—Talcott
metals.
metals.
of business
a
Stockholders
which
"Bosworth, Sullivan
public'
company of 225 Park Ave. South, New. York
commercial
financing and accounts receivable
in
engages,
interest
debt
close
on
the
traded
stock
common
of
shares
825
Boettcher
ended
common
;
stock
common
775
William
previous,
^
refinery,
common
825
Bear,
;
National
shares
Dec.
purposes.
of
■
;Dick & Merle
$427,551,
improved
will
I
adopted
775
Dominick
income
program
and
'
with
been
—
equipment
'.
...
have
775
A.
/
:
year
attributable
are
increase
that
strong,
■
value
par
Wild
Bingham,
billion
$1
offered
to
period. ;...
1961
-
.
reported
oversubscribed.
covering 100,000
through Flomenhaft,
a
be
be
1961.
*
Talcott,. Inc.—Common Offered—F. - Eber-.
Co., White, Weld & Co., Inc., New York. City,
proceeds
A"
$2.50,
construction
'•/ '
•
Incorporation
of
Ball, Burge & Kraus
civic
21,
Inc.
net
:•
Lestrange & Co
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath^_____^Bacon, Whipple & Co
:
100,000
the
The
Aug.
465,000
volume
will
in
473,750
with
continuing
a
sales
Co.-
Approved^—
shares of the corporation
the company's annual meeting
Arthurs,
•
fiscal
amounted
average
improvements
'
;
&
park,
some
about
$9,001,205
on
communi¬
'■
ciass ^
next
^*
average
Additional
which
was
p.
&
Senior
used
will
28,
1
'
r
senior
"Y ..."
the
in
radio
common
762,883
were
First Nebraska Securities
2262.
p.
*
stock
par
outstanding. "
long-range
determining stockholders
will
($0.50
White,
to ;
the
over
for
reported.
Blair
compared
the
and associates offered
of this firm's common
each
a
the
shares
new
there
for
certificates,
1
(James)
stadt
opera¬
operated
two
13,
date
Dec.
Chiles
City
generate
made
year
the
on
the
on
■
last
repre¬
discount
of
to increase
15
cents
subject to the terms and conditions contained in the purchase
agreement,
to
purchase from
the
selling shareholder the following
respective number of shares of class A and class B common stock:
single
300-acre
a<'
industrial
an
193,
of
was
,
1961,
company's
year
'
current
pared
business
our
893.
p.
Y.
to
working
dealer
Dec.
on
N.
are
Spiral of E.
and
based
stated.
economies
31,
and
has
corporation
common
stock
.
during
Pearlman
Oct.
was
Spiral Metal Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
sales
fiscal
efficiencies,
the
upcoming
financed
be
acquisition
another
tions
-
started.
increment
apartments
to
$9,472,196
favorable results in fiscal
Pearlman
the
of
headed
recent
share
a
more
expansion
in
Drobnis, president of Play-More.
shares
common
of 25
agreed,
'A
on
meeting Jan.
shares
7"/ /'"Yy-- ,V-Y';Yv'.V' Y".
par.
changing each outstanding share of
into
UNDERWRITERS—The
unit, are
BUSINESS—The
-
will
Leo
sents
basis,'
be
City
lanes
Sunset
with
and
expected
over
common
the
outstanding
'
direction
sales
stock.
cents
"The
Mr.
of .stock.
toy, sporting goods, 'and juvenile furniture
approximately 50 retail stores across the country,
in
including Spartans
the
is
5.2%
of
underwriters
Lincoln
Play-More Sales operates
departments
that
of
Pearlman,. President,
cents per share,
40
Mr.
categories of the company's customers are
upholstered furniture, automobile supply parts and
furniture, outdoor furniture, and umbrellas.
has a plant at Southbridgef Mass. and another in
scheduled
company
would
net
company's
of
manufacturing
Spartans Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
The
homes
and
project
gain
a
added.
New York City,
variety
a
to
-
Principal
of
company
double
at
about
first
split
Split—
recommended
130,222 shares of its class B common at $61.50 per share.
Additional financing details follow:
dinette
covers,
Corinth,
of
company
distributes
construction
complete municipality,
■
BUSINESS—The
the
been
,
.
on
has
Our Dec. 18 issue
reported the sale on Dec. 15 of 121,778
shares of this firm's class A stock at $62 per share and
Vice-President,
Sunset
four
40.
being-cohipleted
for
facilities
Edmund
income
stock
new
factures
Initial
accomodate
construction
outstanding during fiscal
.
.'.
to
homes
of
the
Highway
are
call
entire
company
group
or
PROCEEDS—Net
....
for
4,000
Tip Top Products Co.—Additional Financing Details—
-
cover
the time of its completion..—V.
year,
Net
H. Hentz & Co. and Allen &
Co., New York City.
loans.
S.
of
section
plans
roads
U.
plans
a
The
by
31,
fiscal
shares
term
first
4,000
Co
&
y:.-,yY
annual
million
cents
the-Certificate
additional shares will
and
Sunset's
will
to
Dec.
shares
shares
<
v..
of
record
stock
Financing
t
Swanee Paper Corp.—Annual
Report—
Southbridgre Plastic Products, Inc.—Class A Offered—
Initial public sale of this
company's class A stock was
made Dec. 22 through the
offering of 205,710 shares, at
$9.25 per share, by an underwriting group managed by
chase
the
start
recreational
in
facturing
City
12(4
1,206,400
stock
and
value
business
-
which
and
insurance
an
to
two
involved.
personal loan and discount business,
insurance company.—V. 194, p. -1552.
to
Long-range plans
and working capital.
Atlanta,
is engaged in
E.,
Sunset
Walter,
two
.
repayment
St.,
H.
of
has
additional shares
-
will include single family residences, tipadtmient
houses. ;,and a .hotel.. Construction of the first phase of this
project.
should be completed late in 1962. "
June,
par
at
access
center,
in
offered
and
citizen
SEC—
to
add
dwellings,
"Reg A" covering $155,000
G)
Robert
construction
from nearby
residents.
.Southern Discount Co.—Files
to
in
family
to
2709.
p.
by
increment
homesites
the,, gite
cents
in
first
over-passes
declarations,
24
explained
was
Included
on
subject
rate -of
stock
common
of
visquX
intention,
community
shares
now
each)
As
The
approximately 365
acres.
Sales from 12 model homes at this unit are scheduled to
begin
in the early summer of 1962, with homesites
grading to start within
three weeks. Engineering is also
being finished on a separate 158 acres
covering
'
•/.
it
The
voting
State
City planned
million
the
at
stock
designs and manufactures
equipment.—V. 194, p. 681.
par
each.
has completed
Sunset
&
:
Witter
company
value
Harvard
operations.
pre¬
basis
amendment
of
$8(4.
relative
Secretary
club,
original preferred stock. This new rate is the equivalent
share per year on present—unsplit—shares, as compared
per
the
.
pre¬
cumulative
on
same
of
California's
announced
original
rights
the
certificate
A
of
12,000-acre
4,000
Jackson
the
authorized
common
stock
to
2,000,000 shares
($0.50
value each) from the presently authorized 1,000,000 shares ($1
par
par
.,
-graduate; of
a
from- the
_.
,
Webber,
Corp.—Proposed Stock
from
common
Amendments
industrial park
at Sacramento, Calif., it was announced
by Morton A. Sterling, President.
Plans call for the funds, obtained
through Commonwealth, Inc^, West
Coast mortgage bankers,
to be used for construction on 470 homesites, plus an adjoining $1.1 million 18-hole golf course and country
value,
par
.
4,000
4,000
increasing
since
(1949)where -he-
Corp.
4,000
Co.——
Curtis
split of the common
the corporation.
;■ 1
two-for-one
A
<YY
Petroleum
Weeks______
Moseley &
Dean
4,000
has been approved by the stockholders at
held on Dec. 18, 1961.
:> •'•
:
;
arrangements for nearly $10 million
financing to build the first increment of the company's
construction
of
shares
$8(4
shares,
each
have
will
month
480,000
articles
authorized
quarterly
1962,
to
V
~
corporation
giant
stock
according
future earnings and to other factors- which affect dividend
to pay dividends on the split stock at a
pe
in
original
new
company's
authorized
provides
last
Split OK'd—
shares,
which
of
"The
48,000,000
changes will be filed with
10, Mr. Quinton announced.
Jan.
10,
International
&
Brothers—:
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp.—Stock Split
this
Management.:'(1951-1960).
:'';v vlj
four
S.
Paine,
4,000
of
Technical
,C..: R.v Langer "
is
degree
Administration
Se¬
Materiel
authorized
The
\
Sunset
as
2381.
two-for-one
the
The
the
Union
Shareholders will be asked
,
V-
*
Inc.___
Co
&
directors
by
,
companies ; are» elected
.
Markets, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Arranged—
into
stock
classes
Jan.
present
value,
preference
per share
votes
in
1962,
Co.,
p.
v
corporation on December 8, 1961 filed a "freg A" covering
13,559 class A common shares (par $1) to be offered for subscription
by stockholders. The offering will be underwritten by Floyd D. Cerf Jr.,
Co., Inc., Chicago.
w;-' V Y'; \
Proceeds are to go to selling stockholders.
Stevens of 5701 N. W. 35th Ave., Miami, Fla., is
.engaged, in the
operation of supermarkets.—V. 191, p. 2685.
;':.4
'V'::i
-
chairman.
value,
par
22,
160,000
present
$25
this firm's
amendment
the
Jan.
&
Sachs & Co
the
in
Hornblower
8,698
Co
Dillon,
194,
A
.
2554.
Co.—Stock
stockholders
to
board
change
amendment
ferred
the>e
Edison
to
stock,
The
mailed
be
to
p.
&
Goldman,
pany's
special meeting of stockholders Dec. 21.
a
effective
authorizes
incorporation
and
become
Quinton,
The
Edison
voted at
was
19
194,
three-for-one split of
a
preferred stock
split
Dec.
Office.—V.
Branch
California
Approval of
The
from
postponed
Angeles
Southern
ce"
Hearing Postponed—
Co.—.
F.
•
The
are
Shares
4,000
Becker
G.
A.
the
September
his
of
2162.
Stevens
them
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
YY-Y ,Y?. YY;>-
Leonard
of
tools
i
company,
consultant
to Star
financial
was
and
School
severally purchased by
Lehman
cations
1961,
18,
elected
treasurers
Officer
president
College
be
4,000
fine
of
to
tools,
.
December
Massachusetts,
Chief. Financial
assistant
to
8,698
curities
organization
electric-; and
2381.
p.
supermarket
(In
as
Mr.
&
Stearns
—V.
i
by stockholders.)'
■; ,•yy(y'i *
''"f*'yy.
Stephen
P* Mugar, President,
stated
that
Mr.
Langer
willalso
V,
892.
p.
South Bay Industries, Inc.—SEC
Eberstadt
Eastman
of its sales of electric and pneumatic
the European Continent. It will also permit
capitalize more effectively and economically on
Star Market Co.—New Treasurer—
treasurer.
stock
common
White, Weld & Co., Inc
on
opportunities
markets.—V.
At
of
Bear,
and
Others
shares
Shares
entire
scope
the
12
thereof.
V.
of
Richardson
L.
Technical
said:
tools
in England and
Stanley Works to
also
management officials as a group 31.8%. The prospectus
selling debenture holders including Earl F. Slick and Western
Pocahontas Corp.,
(wholly-owned by The Chesapeake and Ohio RR.)
who
own,
respectively,
$1,367,000
and
$3,333,000
principal
amount '
lists
Richardson
Mr.
pneumatic
~
stock, of which Earl F. Slick, Board Chairman, owns
common
Howard
the
Richardson
and
Graduate
in
shades
that
announcement,
The
New
~
through
conducted
are
the debenture-
by
electric
(
debentures
sale
otherwise
or
the
widely broaden the
Registered—
300
common
from
the
on
making
President
*
North Clybourn Ave., Burbank, Calif., filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec.- 15 covering $5,000,000 A
of outstanding 5(4% convertible subordinated debentures due 1967 (to¬
gether with the underlying common shares). The debentures were sold
by the company in a private placement in January 1957 to a
limited number
of
individuals
and one corporate investor. The deof
company
President
by
WtWT
follows:
said
England.
Y
.
.
This
Richardson
"acquisition of the Bridges company is
a
further step in the long-term program in
developing and strengthen¬
ing The Stanley Works world-wide operations.
"S. N. Bridges & Co., Ltd. is one of- the largest manufacturers in
England of electric and pneumatic power tools and has long enjoyed
a
splendid reputation for the high quality of its products."
by
$1,000,009.
announced
was
Stanley Works.
Mr.
capital stock of S. N. Bridges & Co., Ltd. will be acquired by Stanley
Works, Great Britain, Ltd., Sheffield, England, a wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary of The Stanley Works, from John Brown & Co., Ltd., London,
the corporation to finance the
cost of an addition to the hospital and con¬
struct a new convent for 15 Sisters,
The total project
will cost about
The
5%%,
+o
proceeds will be
it
England,
Rapids),
prospectus, dated Nov. 28,
1961, Keenan & Clarey, Inc., Minneapolis, offered publicly
$400,000 of this corporation's serial coupon notes, dated '
Dec. 1, 1961, and due serially Dec. 1, 1963 to 1971. The
notes were sold at par and accrued interest and bear
a
vLLnj ,a'I«SJ'
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
.
.
«.
625
625
'
Continued
on
page
51
.
Volume
194
Number
6119
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2773)
Per
DIVIDENDS
-
Name of Company
Commonwealth
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
first
the
are
indicate
we
in
table
second
which
Then
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show
we
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the
ail
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in
grouped
separate
dividends
Community
Consolidated
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btocx
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Control
Air
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Transit
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Co.
Co.
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from
($0.0070
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gains
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pfd.
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1-
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12-18
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Badger Paint &
1-1
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1-22
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Bank
60c
12-29
12-15
15c
12-29
12-15
15c
12-29 ;
12-15
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
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Shares,
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preferred A (quar.)
1—._zz__ia16-z
6%
.
6% 'preferred .B
preferred
6%
;______Za_;
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(quar.)-—l__a-aZ_1aat_'
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Basic. Products
Stock
(quar.)
Corp.,
>-
New
Fower"&
common
Benelicial
I*
TJ* v
»
Furniture,
Binks 'Mfg.
Special
(quar.)—.
(E.
W:y Co., $1:80 pfd.
(Interim
„
equal
payment
share
Development
per depositary
Bonanza
Edison
Boston
Co.,
4.78%
dividend
Bridgeport "Hydraulic
Brooklyn
Brown
Burns
Union
Shoe
(quar.)
Assurance
5%
•
about' $0,159
Gas
Co.,
No action taken
Butterfly
Buttes
Hosiery,
Oil
Gas •&
Byer-Rolnick
Hat
7%■
5%
.
from
net
5'Ar/r
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plus
Cannon
Cap
&
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Shares,
A
Class
Gown,
A
Capital Plastics
Carolina
Clinchfield
Celo'tex Corp.,
•
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1- 2
1-15
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&
Ohio
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j
5%
preferred
32c
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v
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pref.
Consolidated, Inc. .(Fla. )
—$1.75
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1-
4
1-
4
-
stockholders Jn-March)
Investment Fund
stock from realized
1-
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i.-
approval
.
•
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12-21
12-29
50c
1
8-
1
12-21
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7-12
12-23
12-26
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12-29
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12-15
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or
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security profitsT-a-Z—
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income plus 45 cents-from capital gains*)—,
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Quarterly
National
of
Bank
Auburn,' (N.
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of
Washington,
Y.)
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(quar;)
.
55c
$1.50
Z_Z—$150
C.
(quar.)
37V2C
_1-15
•
4-16
1-
2
"
1-15
1-31
1-
25c
15c
.
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to
,
h.
—
—
12-15
2
1-15
25c
$10c:
2
1-
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Nassau
National
'
12-29-
1-2
1-26
(quar.h._j.—
Murphy Finance Co.; common
6%
preferred (quar.)_
Murray Ohio Mfg. *( quar.)
(2-for-l
stock split
subjeet
Mutual
*-
12-13
12-13
(quar.)A__^_ $$1.121/2'
(quar.)i__—
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Co.
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12 -19
12-19
12-29
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(quar.)___
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2
1-2
'. 10c
.
!
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12-29 ;
1-16
i 1-
1
$22V2c
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(quar.)_
2-
12-13
12-31
1-25
12-21
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t?-l3 f
2- 9
35c
12-29
.
subject
(quar.)
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Cafeterias
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Motorola, Inc.
(quar.)
:
Mount Royal Rice Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)t.—a—
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1-
N.
12c
Morrison
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.
1-15
12-29
i
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25c
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Montana
(Canada)
(N. J.) "(s-a)$1
—1__
37V<>c
* •
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.(Troy,
(quar.)_
preferred
Monarch
12-22-
12-27-
B
5V2 %
12-21
12-12
1
1-31
4c
real-
6%
pfd. (accum.)_
Telephone Corp. (Ohio)—
I
Extra
12-21
12-30
split
Insurance
Mines
Class.
12-15
1
12-30
$7 '
from
(reduced-quar.)
- 25c
Mississippi Valley Barge Line Co. (quar.)
12V2c
Missouri Power •& Light, 4.30% pfd.. (quar:.) - $1.07%%
$3.90 preferred (quar.)—.:
97%c
Molson's Brewery, Ltd.; class A
(quar:)___J
$22V2c
12-15
1
12-22
12-29
„
2-23
3-10
8c
Co.,
1-25
1-23
8c
5%
1-15
Quarterly
-
$.068
!*
1
Co.—
Corp.
Life
2-
.____
12-22
1-15
"
Refrigerating
Mid-Continent
5713c
(monthly)_i
12-22
1-15
15c
Michigan Sugar,
5
2r 1
Ltd._
1-15
securities
(initial-quar.)
(George. J.)
1-10
30c
2-
10c
,
(quar.)_—
stock
Goods
Michigan
12-18
2
5
Stores
Merchants
1-15
>
Bank
of stockholders Jan.
1
3-
2-15
investment in-
(quar.).
common
(2-for*!
1-15
2-1
$1.50
2-1
1%
;
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—_i_—
Mercantile
2-,l
27Voc
.
(quar.)_____.
(quar.)—___Z
Transit
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t-11
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2-15
.v2c
stock split of
the common and preferred stocks subject
to approval of stockholders April 27, 1962)
12-15
1
lr
$1.20
Tealized
net
7
8
IhII
1,
Mead Johnson & Co.- (3>-for-l
$1.25
!-_
(quar.) _Z__Z
from
Company
$1.50
$1.27'/a
(initial)___
(initial)
2-
12-29
2-
2-
lc
Corp.
New
1-1
$1.25
_J_
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a
Manufacturers
«
37VacZ."
(quar.)
1-15
(quar.):
common
;
2-
Corp.,
12-29
12-29
_
(2c
Marley
..
1-15
1-15
2%
2c distribution
securities profits,)u.:
Increased
■'
.
40c
$1.50
—_
dividend
plus
12-29.
1-15
$.001
'*
(quar.)___
dividend
ized
7
8
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preferred
come
•
1-10
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12-19
1-10"
profits)
■
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12-15
;
class
Inc.,
B
Paper shares
2 v 12-16
1
&
12-29
1-10
$1.25
prelerred (quar.)_j_
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)_^______:
Managed .Funds—
Electric shares
12-15
2-
Co.,
1-29
15c
-
6%
preferred (quar.)—
MajorvPool, Equipment
—________
12-29
1-
V\
$1.50
Z—_
(quar..
of California—
Co.
$1.46
(annual)a___.
& Co.
Telephone, 5%
Typograph, $6
Stock
12-29'
2
,1-
3.0c
:
Hamilton
Company
12-20
14c
(quar.)_____
Videotronics
Major
..
Hagan Chemical & Controls, Inc.Z_Z__-_
Z
Stock- dividend
Z__Z__Z
1-2
12-29
15c
distri¬
long-term
;
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(Fred T.)
Stock
5
1-11
$1.50
(Del.)'—
^
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5%
Hackensack Trust Co.
Higbie
2
12-20
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1-11
$7i50
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1-
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12-30
12.-31
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$1.12Vi. "• '1- i
12-26
1-2
1-
,
3
MacDonald (e. f.) Co.__a_u.__
•; 12»/2c
Macy _(R..H.). & Coy, 4%* pfd. B;' (quar.)a;
$1.00$
4 V+%
preferred A (quae;$ 1.06 V*
Magnetic Metals. (quar.)_
____j_Z_:
5c
■
12t-22
27-c"
■
(quar.)
:
&
net
Bakeries,
Tire
from
Class*
Gulf States Land
Schafner
1-
(monthly)
'
1-15
25c
(special
from
A
12-31
1-15
;t
25c
ap¬
;
Fund
cents
12-31
Stock
investment
1-10
6%
••
12-28
5.
50c
•••
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Harzfeld's Inc.
net
1-10
MPO
3-15
;
1-; 8
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1%
1
Hayes Industries
income)
Common
(from
•'
Corp.
Lynchburg
2
Grouped Income Shares". wZ-^-ZZ*
Hart
9
series
1-25
MacAndrews
Lakes
Extra
1-15
3-
31'AC
Lorain
12-18
'
dividend
conv.
46c
1-10
3-26
preferred
Ley
Co.
7%
5.30%
12-22
1
1-25
cash
12-22
70c
(quar.)
(Sunbury,
Corp,, class A
_______
5
Trust" (Fougiiiveepsie,
___Z_ZZ
Extra
1-
2-
15c
$$1.25
Guaranty Trust Co.
12-22
'
15c
common.
.
Laboratories,
'Extra
Fund
•■rr^yr' y,:-
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^
preferredv'Z—
Grief Bros. Cooperage, class A (quar.)______
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5
31 Vic
12-19
1
class A
Elevator
Bond
;■
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from
12-28
—
Combustion
&
12-21
1-
$$1
Co.
United
12-31
12-28
\
$50c
'
Light—
investment
Growth
preferred
Lehman
3
(quar.)____Z_____Z____Z_Z ; ' 22V2C
preferred
$1.50
IIIII
4c
.
Rubber
($1.33
15c
Wares,
preferred
1-15
5%
12-30
12 '/2c
/.
(P. H.)
12-20
3 7 Vic
Northrop, common (quar.)_A
preferred series A (quar.)
..
f"
(quar.)
(Initial)____—
new
12-20
12-30
5%
,
20c
-
(Canada)"-^./"
Life
Waterworks
Extra
1-iO
1
.12-31
..
10c.,
(qua-r.^-
Enterprises,
1-31
5c
,cS
com.,
.
,
.'
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1-10
1-31
$$1
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Leeds
(quar.)
Telephone
Goderich
5
12-21
1-31
-
_a--aa---_aaa_-_2 - --$10c
Industries, Inc.*-$& pfd. (quar.)_x__-_
Color-Craft Products-(quar.)
i___
$f.25
$$1
*
-
Colonial
Pictures
2-15
.
'
Plasties
1
•
payment omitted
Steel
Stock
12-20
2-15
for each, share
-
3-
"
Fund, (initial)
Bros.—
Glickman
"
,
Columbuia
Lee
12-15
12-30
5c
B
$1.80
2-15
12-30
5c
Funds—
Corp.,, class
Langendorf
1
Telephone Co. of Missouri—
preferred A (quar.) %ZZ_"
Glaxo
12-18
Corp:—
.
Colorite
12-15
l-.19ui,(.l2-15
-
5c
"H
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0
3-
(increased monthly)
4Va %
.
.
Davies
Glatfelter
Downs
(annual. $1.30
"l-ll
12-27
Cincinnati Gas. & Electrie (quan) rJ—'JbJIJi r * 37V2C
2.-15
- 1-15
Casualty-. (N(
class- A (quar.)^L%----« ■ 10c-i%'.-l--151- 5-■.Class B.->(quar.lc.''-.*"1-15
=• 1- 5
Cocl;rane-Dunlop Hardware—
'
*'/'| '
~
Extra
common
Properties, Inc.
Girltown,. Inc.,
Citizens
-
1-19
45c4.
12-15
18c
net
40
12-15
,
12-30
(extra)__
(quar.)__;
dividend
•:
$1.26
-
4
1-15
$1
&
(monthly)
Kuppenheimer (B.) & Co.
.12-26
1-
12-31
5c
Hotels
Class
1-15-
-
12-22
Thermos
of
Stock
,y.;.
Bank
preferred
Gillette
3
Churchill
_______
—^.2—61-15
(s-a)
4%%
Extra
Knott
$1.18%
voting preferred, (quar.) Z1__Za
Gera Corp., $6 voting pfd. (quar.)
(Chicago)
-
.
5
1-10
8
$1.25
capital gains and 1 cent from net, income)
5
1-
1-15:-"12-29
-
(quar,).__.
$5
1-10
1-
25c
5c
Colling.wood Terminal,
„! Extra.
Preference;.
1-
5%
5.10%» preferred (quar.)______
6% preferred (quar.)_^Ss;zZ__Z_-_—
1
12-29
25c
.
common heldl^-^
Ltd., common
12-30
1-19
2-15
__^
'
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General
12-23
1-10*
10c
6%
preferred
(quar.)____—___15c
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)__—30c
par(
split—
pici.
N.-Y.)
preferred,
&
4x/z':/f>
12-23■'
40c
-
.(Four shares of redeemable-preferred
3-for-l
General
12- 3
1- 2
>" 1- >2
$1.25
____——
Mot'or-Ti-ansport
1-25
2%
!___
Fair
General
12-29
12-22 -
10c
.
Wisconsin
3%
--
50c
General
%
•
1-15
10%
Central
•
1
1-
12 %c
Co. (quar.
B.) Rubber (stockholders
2-for-l stock split)
bution
12-29
2-
I_I
(quar.)
"S-4"
Knapp-Monarch
1- 2
,
•
;
(J.
Knickerbocker
12'/2c
dividend
(Common
/
12-22
$31c
(quar.)
Insurance
12-31
1-10
'A
Gamble
12-15
Corp
Central
2-28
1-15
25c
6%
•
v
1-15
(quar.)__
National
3-15
;
common
(quar.)__I
Lower-Priced
income)
Kleinert
1
1-15
10c
Inc.
(initial)
series
2-
$13c
a*
(quar.)
(from
Fund
•
$7.50
Frouge
;
Central
$$1.75
'
(quar.)20c
-Traders
National
(quar.)
Fragrances,
Low-Priced
"B-3"
2-15
5c
45c
(quar.)
Custodian
prove
(quar.)
Corp.
&
Power
preferred
Keystone
12-13
$$l
National Bank of Passaic
Foote
,
'v
Ltd_——_v— / $$1.50
v 10c
Ry.
1
12-29
in¬
■
Central
Marine
"
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,
,
(initial)—-■,
common
3-
12-27
75c
Extra
12-30
1-15
(quar.)
•
7V2c
12-14
distribution
Boston-Corp.,
-
Food
1-31
;
30c
5
12-29
1
Class
First
.
5c
—_—___J/
Case,, l omeroy ■&
First
First
1-2
%:
shares
Bros.;- Ltd.
Keystone
12-29
1-12
1-31
Firestone Tire & Rubber
12-26
•
.
common
(year-end)_:i—v
(year-end)_________i_______
Shoe,
Class
12-15
* ;' %
—26V4c'
1- 1
(quar.)_
Insurance
.12-27
1
22 Vzc
*'
1-
1-26
(quar.)__
5%
Fireman's Fund Insurance
12-20
2-1
.'
1-15
$3uc
I Federal'National. Mortgage! Assn, _.(monthly)
12-20
1-15
$$3.50 :,
,
-
income
15c
(quar.)
&
Stock
i-ioz
1
1-2
2-1
1-
12-13
1-.5
1-10
1-8
.
'
General
1
2-
12-29
-12-22
(quar.)_______
common
Kellwood Co.
$93%c
(quar.)_
Corp.
net
;II
Keystone
(unaiL
Special
•
pfd. -(annual)~
Interstate Telephone—
preferred
Canadian
2-
2-26
$12'/2c
on
preference
City)
Extra
Jersey
1
7; 1-15
(quar.)~~l_
America
Engraving Co.
Co., class A
Founders
1-10
1-
12-27
$25c
Ltd.—
Flavors
Bros.,
Jenkins
12-28
Foods,(s-«)_.---^;-r-----
Fearn
1-10 *
-
20c
Ur. capital gains, payable in cash or,stk.)
California
2- 1 *
-
50c
Corp.———
investment
1-31
3c
(quar. I
Y.)
Fawlck
3c
,
(2c
12-22
3
12-19
30c
piu.
12-30
1-
Y.)—
(N.
Products, Ltd.—
Growth
Farmers
12-29
$1.19
(extra)—————-
Ltd.,
Co.,
1-15
____
(quar.)
National Bank &
N.
% 12-20
$1.06
___n____
Fund—
California
Fabien
12-29
2-23
(quar.|$1.10
dividend payment '
Jenkins
%!'?)
preferred A
Falkill
•*.
on
1-10
Ludlow
/1- 5
12-28
75c/
(quar.)
Inc.
1-20
1-12
,
North
B
4%
(quar,))._AA._Aii_____/AuuV__ji.
(Syracuse,
.
.
A
Mills
6%
*
4%
&.Co., Ltd.—
Class
1-15
(stockn dividend)
Exquisite Form Brassiere
12-28
1-15
.
(quar.) a___a_a_:
Co;
1-12
12-15
10c
-preferred
(from
Oilier
Kratter
a
Electric;
of
A
Jarrell-Ash
1-26
Investors—
Associates
European
12-15
1
2-28
;
deductions)_;
___.
Jahn
$30c
(stock dividend)
(No action taken
this time)
Erwin
12-29
_aZa__a_____
British'AmeriGa-n
1-10
$15c
Manufacturing—
12-29
(quar.)
a_a_a___—*
preferred (quar.)—___—____zz7l__ y
Milton) .Co:-__-L__r__—•
,
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
approved
Fund,
Hosts, Inc. (Del.)
preferred (quar.)
D.), Inc._
12-27
1
15c
income)
Co.
York
&
2-
Hue
(Richard
25c
(quar.)
Englehard Industries
.12-27
6
1-25
1-10
% 90c
common
1-25
.1-12
(quarl)II
pfd.
Interstate
12c
dividend
Class
ordinary—
afteT
50c
1
1
Ltd.—
Growth
Breweries,
class
5%
1-
2-
w_
__
Ltd., 5%
Shares,
International
*
1-10
2-1
37VaC
tyear-eno
Gas
vestment
(New
6c
31 >/4c
(quar.)
Natural
Insurance
1-10
>6,
(quar.)
Plywood Co.—
Investors
Interior
1-10
.'
Enamel & Heating
1 O ..OfV
1-10
4.25%,. preferred
Bradley
1"
.
15c
(quar.45c
to
5
1-10
"
(quar.)
preferred
Irwin
-(increased)—
District
4%%
1-15
K;
'"40c
a_________a___
Blyyrtzicht Gold Mines, Ltd.,
-
1•-
3.5%
:-z-v
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1-
loc
dividend)_a
—_____i_aa—^-a—aaaa -z^—dividend
—___•—_______a__
Stock
Bliss
Co.
Stock
1-5
1-31
1
$4
aaa_aaa.tZ-Z_a.a_
(stock
Mills, $1.25 pfd.
preferred
10c
dividend
Empire
1-12
2-
O Xp
■
(s-at-i---
(Phila.)
A
'v *
Linoleum
&
Stores
Homes
Emhartt Mfg,,
-
1-5
'A
1-
51c
(monthly).
Properties; class A
Head
Institutional
1-10
(quar.)
preferred
(accuin.)____
Bakeries, Ltd.—
' '
Electronic
12-29
1
1
12-26
1
Electro-Voice,
1-12
1-3L
1
■
2-
12-26
5
2-
7'/2c
Corp., class A
Stockholders
1-12.
2-1
.
1-
1
Furniture
Laboratories, Inc.
preferred (quar.)
Electro-Science
12-15
-
1-31
pfd.; (quar.)^ $17Vac
ciass
class
Stores,
Bear
'
$62'/2c
'.
.
(quar.)__.
40c
partic. preferred
Stock
Ero
quar.)
Benjamin Frahklin Hotel
Big
2%
28'/ac
.
(quar.)_—_________a_____Z%' 12Vaq;
t*Q
Bieaerman
1-31
2-1
7%
Ltd.,
Corp.
12-29
quar.)—$12 Vic
(initial
class, A.
New
Belding-Corticelli,
(quar.)
Ltu.—■
Co.,
Paper
(initial
•
■-
zizza-aaaazt-aazz^zzi;^
dividend
::;4,/^%- convertible preferred A
Bawiurst
15c
20c
•
(reduced)-^
common
preferred
6%
5
1
,.-:■
of Canada, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)—
Eichler
12-20
Commerce
1-10
Industrial
at
—
Oilcloth
Edison Bros.
12-20
2
of
1-
2-
WNC
&
4%
1-
Bank
1
_II_I
.'.V:
:
Eastern
1-
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
payment
& Sons Stores Co.
Milner
7%
60c
a.
1-31
2-
Transportation Co. (Inc.)—!
East Kootenay Power/Ltd.—
30c
Stores
—
2-
King-Seeley
ET
__a_a___
Hardware
.__
52 Vac
Inland
$1.13
(quar.)
partic,
Pont
Dumas
(quar.)___
Extra
Co.
Film
7'/2%
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12-15
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12-13
1-22
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(quar.)____
(quar.)
4
$1.06
Long & Co., Ltd., Ordinary
(Final payment of 6%% for the year ended
Sept. 30, 1961 less British Income Tax)
Dow Tneory Investment Fund
4
1-11
2-
5c
(quar.)
7%
1-10
preferred
12-31
-•
Dominion Textile Co.
12-22
2-
America-—_
com.
(quar.)
Dixon-Powdermaker
$1.12%
Company,
Industries,
2
$1
(quar.)__—_____________
preferred
4'/2%
BMC
&
3
1-
1-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
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Dillon
5
$1.18%
$17 Vic
___
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(L.
1-
—5c
Corp.
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$1.50
Dorman
.Extra
Corporation
1
1-
12-31
Chemical Coatings
(quar.)
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de
12-29
1-
A
Dominion
.
Automatic
1
2-
50c
common
1-10
2-
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30c
on
1
2-
12-15
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taken
5
12-22
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12-22
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No
2
12-22
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1-
12-15
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preferred
1-
1
58 %c
12-31
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preferred
$4.24
(quar.)
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1-30
12-30
and
&
13 %c
12-22
4.08%
12-20
12-15
$2c
(quar.)
Power
12-29
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
pfd;
12-22
1-20
50c
(quar.)
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,
12-29
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12-15
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12-20
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12-22
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12-20
(quar.)
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1-12
1
1- 2
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common
1-31
1-15
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1-31
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12-15
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preferred
12-27
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_—:
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Institutional
capital gains)
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Stock
12-15
45c
Ltd
investment
net
from
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12-15
12-27
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12-30
10c
1-15
12-27
2-
25c
12-31
10c
$20c
1
1-10
25c
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(quar.)
(annual)
National
12-18
32'/ac
(quar.)
2-
50c
City
Quarterly
12-29
;
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Ltd.
Holders,
Payable of Rec.
20c
Extra
Hudson
1-15
(quar.)__
National
Lumber Co.
12-31
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bcate
(Edward)
22c
stockholders)
12-20
12-27
20%
dividend
Anchor
12-27
12-29
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(increased)
dividend
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12-20
5%
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12-20
12-27
12-29
1-15
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37'/2C
1
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12-20
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(quar.)
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(quar.)
Corp.
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12-21
1-15
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Stock
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Company
2
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12-20
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1-
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3-16
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1
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9
12-27
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bxtra
4-
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30c
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12-27
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(quar.)
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12-30
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Quarterly
1-15
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preferred
aividend
Continental
1-15
1
(quar.)—________—___
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93%c
preferred
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(quar.)—
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of
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convertible
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payment date.
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Pa.)
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Payable of Rec.
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preferred
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previ¬
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Share
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Consolidated
follow with
we
payments
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4-
9
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National
Fuel
National
Newark
New
Gas
Essex
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vote
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from
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Power
Co.,
Company
preferred
share
North
American
North
American
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12-15
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1
12-20
1-10
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11-
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12-22
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1-20
12-29
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1-15
12-29
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1-26
10c
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1-
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of
1-15
12-29
1-15
12-29
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1-15
12-29
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1-15
12-29
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1-15
12-29
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50c
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75c
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2
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12-20
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12-20
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12-26
12-19
12-28
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B
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(quar.)
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pid.
preferred
(quar.)____
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conv.
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18,
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1-31
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2-
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1-15
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Regency
Company,
&
Republic
12-27
(quar.)
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1
1
12-18
52'/2c
2-
1
(quar.)
20c
3-
1
4%%
1st
22'Ac
(quar.)____
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2
12-15
3-12
2-19
4-25
2-
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1-22
2-28
2-16
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1-31
12-29
1-16
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12-29
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9,
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of
B
1
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payment
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this
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4.30%
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1-15
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1-31
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12-29
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12-29
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12-27
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12-29
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shares
B
12-27
1-31
1-19
12-29
3-15
2-28
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2-28
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12-13
2
12-13
12-30
12-20
(quar.)
12-30
12-20
5%
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12-30
12-20
1-10
22'/2c
12-12
35c
—
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2
12-
8
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(quar.)
1-
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(quar.)
1-
2
12-15
1-15
12'/2c
12-15
Co.
dividend
9
12-11
2
1-
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2
1-
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12-19
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8
12-13
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Casualty &
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12-13
1-
12-29
17'/2c
45c
(quar.)
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Addressograph-Mutigraph Corp.
1-20
4
1-19
2%
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(quar.)
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2-15
(quar.)
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share
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each common share outstanding)
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1-
2
30c
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1-
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2-
5
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1-
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12-28
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9
to
1-15
12-29
American
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12-28
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A
30c
1-15
12-28
American
of
Brake
of
Shoe
American
Stock
17'/2c
7 »/2c
(quar.)__
2-15
1-15
West
(stock
div.)
1-15
1-10
12-26
1-12
7%
12-26
1-10
12-29
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■
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Jan.
7%
pfd.
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9
12-18
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1-
12-18
1-
12-18
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12-15
12-15
1-
11-30
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1-
12-
5
75c
1-
12-
5
1-
12-15
(quar.)__
&
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class
class
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12-27
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12-27
12-15
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1-26
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2%
12-27
12-19
$1.75
1-
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12-26
12-26
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common
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pfd..
.
1-15
12-19
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11-24
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12-
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2-
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1-
9
1-11
12-12
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1-11
12-12
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(quar.)
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12-11
12-15
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2
12-15
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pref.
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1
25c
1-26
1-16
20c
;
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2
1-
1
12-31
12-11
.
(quar.)
6%
12-27
12-12
12-27
12-12
1-3
12-20
Co.
285c
1-
1
12-15
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1-15
12-29
Co.,
12-11
12-11
12-18
12-29
Bank
&
1-
2
127
$1.50
preferred
National
12-18
30c
j.__-
•
1-
2
12-15
8
Trust
(Indianapolis), stock
div, of 10.325%
stockholders approval on Jan.
subject to the approval of the
Comptroller of Currency.-;.
subject
/
12-31
12-29.,
70c
quar.)
7
Express
Felt
Fletcher
12-31
30c
5c
American
American
12V2C
15c
(increased
American
12-22
12-28
common
(s-a)
Corp.
1
•
1-
Securities,
Participating
16.
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12-28
12-29
50c
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2
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12-22
29c
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American
12-27
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(Camden, NJ)
;
5%
12-30
2%
—_—
Cryogenics (stock dividend)
Crystal Sugar, com. (quar.)__
American Electric
12-19
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18c
pref.
12-29
'
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Co.
12-29
1-25
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Cyanamid Co.
Series D preferred (quar.)__.
12-20
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12-15
1-15
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12-21
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1-
1-
1
preferred
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2
12-16
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class
on
Rubber
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American
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Western
2
2-
2
27'/2c
capital gains________
2-15
!____
(quar.)__:
Inc.,
8
2-
;
1-
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Extra
1-16
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(quar.)__;
National
12-21
2-28
1-
preferred "(quar.
$1.50
■
(quar.)_(quar.)______
(increased)
Corp.
Petroleum.
1
—
common
American Cement Corp., common
*
3%
com.
Jersey Title & Guaranty
Westates
12-15
3-
$1.25
dividend
American
12-31
1-31
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1-26
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stockholders
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11-15
1-1-62
(quar.)_
(initial)
(quar.)—
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
5c
(Arizona)
Corp.,
Knapp,
1-21-62
"
new
dividend.
30c
&
12-13
10c
—
approval)—_—
1-15
(Del.)
approval
Mining^(quar.)
preferred
Apartments
(Evanston,
3
$1.06'A
preferred
Insurance
dividend
7%c
Extra
Webb
12-21
1-
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12-28
10c
America,
convertible
Bros.
11-30
1-22
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—
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Bankers
1-9
15c
&
of
Semi-annual
12-29
subject
-
Baking
8
12-15
12-29
J25c
1
(quar.)—;—!—
'35c
(quar.)
approval
Corp.
12-
1
933Ac
(quar.)
B_
Stock
50c
.-
split
Class
.12-26
75c
i
to
Washington
12-29
Note
preferred
American
Hamm-Young Co., Ltd. (stock dividend)
Warren
1-31
Bank
2-
1-
'
1962
Vanadium
12-29
1
American
1
(s-a)
r__j.
Subject
1-10
2-
12-29
3-
12-15
12-28
1
(quar.)_—
Metal,
56 >/4c
(quar.)
Valley National Bank
Walnut
2-15
1-15
Filter
15c
12-15
'1-17
"15c
—
2-15
(quar.)_:
8
63c
dividend
Art
12-
Ltd.—
(quar. >
Aggregates, 5%
Air
1
1-17
$3
preferred
American
8
1-
75c
(quar.)__.
j.—
common
(quar.)—1
4'/4%
American
12-
12-18
9c
Canada,
American
'
8
1
45c
Sugar
5
12-
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—
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(1962
1-31
1-
8
1
America
1-31
1
12-
1-
after
6.25%
12-20
12-29
Stock
5
1
5c
(quar.)
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preferred
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Corp.,
1
1-
$1.12'/2
.__
(increased)-—
(initial)
2-15
■
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12-20
12-18
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1
1-
1-
preferred
2nd
1-
10c
—.—
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2-
5%
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on
i38c
12V2C
12-18
stocks
30c
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of
Co.
1st
4'/2%
12-22
1-
12-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
35c
Inc.
Extra
12-31
2
1
B
12-13
12-18
1
$1.50
J38c
Ltd.—____X;
Container Corp., class
Controls
(.reduced)__
Universal
12-31
1-25
8
2-
ti2 v2c
-
Feb. 13, 1962)
Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
Corp.
Increased
quarterly
-
$1.75
7 Vic
1-
—___
S.
$1.50
1-
12-13
4%
stockholders
U.
class
and
1
1
1-
—
split
preferred
Amalgamated
—
(2-for-l
12-15
1-2
32c
j._
2
shs.
.__
common
A
Oil
Walker, (B. B.)
Wailuku
Sugar
m.75
j_,
15
each
A
11-
(quar.)
common
Co.
12-12
12-12
$1.25
(quar.)
Rainwear
Aluminum
12-15
1-
Inc.—
Corp.
Wagner
6c
for
!
12-19
15c
(quar.):
sh.
class
on
dividend
Aluminum
11-15
1-2
tl5c-
preferred
12-19
5c
7»/2c
13%c
(s-a)__
Industries,
2
2-
12-20
2
2
12'/2c
Alliance Tire & Rubber, Ltd.—
Class A payment of approximately 63c
deduction of Israel income tax—
Almar
'
Ulc
;
Angeles)
(One
div.
1-
1-
12'/2c
class A___——
Allied Stores Corp.. common
Allied Supermarkets
(quar.)
/ \
,
$1.15
-:
..
Allegheny Power System (increased quar.)—
Allegheny & Western Ry. igtd) (s-a)
*
—
•.
(quar.)
preferred
Products
Stock
12-12
_:
"'
.
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola Bottling
1961 less British
12-18
2
a
(2-for-l stock
4'/2%
preferred
5
2
1-
$1.23
'
Paper Mfg.,
B
Aldens, Inc..
'
1-
$1.05
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred
6%
-
Steel
$1.37'/2
(quar.)
preferred
Wood
Class
5
payment
2-
A
4.92%
Stock
r
Corp., $5.50 pfd.
Power
4.60%
8
shs.
held)
~
Realty & Investment
2
Vic
Gas
Co.; 4.20%
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)___;
Alan
1961 less British
(quar.)
preferred
1-
12 Vic
pfd.
1
•
(s-a)
Albemarle
(final
Ltd.____
Envelope Co.,
1-
13c
Inc.
2-
—
(s-a)
B
50%'
2
from
_,
(quar.)__
Sherwin-Williams
A
Class
Feb.
(extra)
S
12-29
1-15
12-27
16c
Silvray
Lighting,
~(quar.)"_
(initial)
Trust
B
$1,061/4
±
Louis)
Class
12-11
35c
.y
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Corporations, Ltd., class A (quar.)
$1.183A
(quar.)"
(quar.)
!______
(quar.)
subject
12-29
1-15
25c '
12
$7
(St.
1-15
30c
1
investment
12-21
30c
(quar.)__
income)
Seven-Up Bottling Co.
Shatterproof
1
1-
22c
Security Title & Guaranty
Il_™
Selected American shares
(quar. from invest¬
Corp
12-26
1-15
22 Vic
(quar.)""
;
12-19
t35c
Addison-Wesley Publishing
12-11
1
^___
Universal
.12-29
25c
___.
12.13
1
8c
...
28c
(quar.)
Securities
Shareholders
(Los
preferred
Univis,
common
1
Co.
1-
J40c
x
(quar.)
(quar.)______
dividend
S
2
(quar.)
preferred
Shoe
S.
U
2
$1.37'/2
43/4%
preferred (quar.)__
Scrivner-Stevens Co. (quar.)
ment
7%
2
(quar.)
&
S.
1-10
1-15
—_
(Ed.)
i_2
common
Extra
$1.12 V2
,
$1
Extra
Schuster
1-
(quar.)
1-
¥.)
Y.)- (quar.)
i
Mines,
(quar.)—
15c
Corp.
split
Inc.,
U
30c
Refining
(N.
Hill
Jan.
.,
preferred
12-19
$1.25
(quar.)
40c
35c
Gas
5%
2 V2C
5%
Savannah
stock
Bank
-'41/2%
preferred
(quar.)_____
4Vs%
preferred (quar.)
Trust
preferred
United
Utah
preferred
&
Keno
Electric—
(quar.)
12-19
12-19
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Insurance
Akron
held)
U.
(quar.)
&
un.
&
5%
\
L_J_
United
split
National Stockyards
Diego
Common
12-26
:: 15C M* 12-23
five
Insurance
U.
—
$1.25
at
;
com.
Ordinary
Investments,
Union
12-27
(quar.)
Industries
rets.
19-15
2
,
(quar.)
1
1
(year-end
15c
57.142%
12-15
2
1-11
dividend)".
A
Inc.
(quar.)
_________
pfd.
12-13
1-
<
1-
Fitch,
,/.3c
"
dividend)
31,
Co.,
$1.50
4'/2%
C
D
dct.
Fruit
1-
(quar.)
$1
stockholders
(Four,
United
1-
(quar.)
preferred
(Com.
Inc.;
Corp.,
preferred
Shaer
2-
$3
stockholders
50c
u—_
Extra
1-2
Williams Steel Forging
Corp.—
U-Tote'M,
2
25c
25c
(stock
1-11
—
deferred
(accum.)
U
H.),
preferred
6%
$6
1-
1962)
5Vz%
San
approval
(William
5%
St.
to
12-15
~
(quar.).
Bank
12-13
2
C
Sugar Refineries,
Common (quar.)
$1.20 A preferred
(quar.)
25c
A
of
dividend—
Class
*$1.19
stock
2
1-
.
62'/a
preferred
$3.75
12-18
(quar.)__
shares)
(quar.):—
Acadia-Atlantic
.
stockholders Dec. 27),
Tube
Union
(quar.)
A
4V2%
12-15
of
29c
ended
Bank
-Stock
Stock
class
Common
12-15
2
'
•-
Tax)
A
5 Vz %
$1
Co.
4
2
12-15
45c
(extra) x__
&
Button
1-
1-
Trust, Ltd.—
rets,
General
Class
2
1
12-29
7 Vic
(quar.)
Roblin-Seaway Industries (5-for-2
12-27
1-
$1
1
Petroleum,
Power
Aetna
pound share
one
dep
Transue &
5c
Extra
Richardson Company
1-10
10c
—
$1.75
(quar.)
&
Fund
25c
(stock
year
(2-for-l
—
Protective
12-14
1-
capital gains &
Abitibi
5
1-
3%
(s-a)
ended Oct. 31,
Income Tax)
Corp.—
Electric
1-
1-23
12Vic
approval
;
class
Co.
dividend)
year
for
America—
______________
preferred
Island
2
12-20
10c
Aberdeen
12-29
5%
dep.
for
2-13
2-21
____
stock
1-15
;
Md.)—
from
1-15
10c
(final)
for each
Amer.
$1.22 »/2
______
(initial)
2-for-l
1-
12-20
Corp.—
preferred
Aberdeen
2-21
20c
:
approval
Securities
Amer.
1-12
Engineering Co. (Ohio)—
approve
(Ind.)
Inc.
Extra
1962
Income
Investing Corp. (N. J.) (from real¬
ized
capital gains)
Revere Racing Assn., Inc.
:
I__
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Rhode
to
(Stock
1-15
1-
Research
Royal
26,
12-15
i30c
Corp.
Guarantee
Subject
1-12
*62'/2c
____
Aviation
Stockholders
Rorer
Finance
Title
(quar.)
1-
A
12-29
•____
20c
Quarterly
12-29"
$.00125
to
Toronto Iron Works, Ltd.—
class
Reliance Electric
1-10
2
17'/2C
Laboratories,
4%
(quar.)_____
(quar.-(XJ'-iJrX
Fiber Glass—
Toronto
Y.)
1-
(quar.)
Vending
Abbott
Income
split)
1-15
—
1-15
10%
Corp.—
2-13
(N.
1-15
2
(quar.)
Stock dividend
/ Aaronson Bi*qs. Stores,
2-23
12-15
1-15
fie"
2-13
___
1-
1
2-
$3
50c
common
give
Abercrombie
Mfg
1
Inc.
ABC
9
year
c.
&
1
Corp.
Fund.
12-28
15c
(s-a)
Lines,
preferred
we
25c
1-30
_
for
^
3-
(increased)
3-
25c
•
—___
Ltd.
I.)
preferred
Time
9
approval
i,
preferred
common
weeks and not
2-16
12-29
10c
25c
Co.
x
:
3-
___.
5%
—
10c
common
12-29
1-10
announced in previous
The list does not include dividends announced this week, these being given in the
'preceding table.
2
/ '
(quar.)
$1.16
split)
Corp. of
Below
12-15
1-
20c
$1.06 'A
new
stock
12-15
12-30
1962)
:r
_
12-15
30c
(increased)__:._
Inc.^.
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4Vz%
less
(quar.)
Gas
(H.
2
1-31
8c
(quar.)
Bros.,
Zeller's,
pay¬
1961
;
(quar.)—*
(Greenwich)
Co.
Purina,
<2-for-l
on
4%
Trade
Ralston
&
1-
1-12
4c
12-22
12-26
(final
27,
Electronics,
stock
Ordinary
(quar.)
preferred
l
12-15
"
(quar.)
Canada,
Tobacco
(quar.)
__
series
1-15
British
(Increased-quar.)
___■
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge,
1962)
(quar.)
&
8,
Malleable
Oil
(2-for-l
from
8c
to
5%
12-26
payment
less
-a_—_x___
Haute
Texaco
1-12
f50c
com.
subject
12-22
25c
:'
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
jQuarterly
Tex-Star
2-
14c
Colorado,
split
Sportswear
Putnam
Reheis
of
preferred
4 'A %
Real
Co.
stock
1
/;
(New Jersey)
Terminal-Hudson
2-15
2-
.
pfd.
B
12-15
11c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Freight
S.),
(J.
Aetna
Terre
7c
(quar.)____
5%
Co.,
shareholders
4.90%
Puritan
(quar.)
dividend)
(Canada)
5%
37Vic
_—
(subject
class
2-15
62'/2c
.__
profits)
Provincial
4'/a%
62'/2c
__
plus
(quar.)
(quar.)__
_______—___—_—
1961
Corp.
Class
2
"
(initial)
income
Provincial
Public
Corp.
Loan (Fla.) common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Super Market Distributors (stock dividend).
12-20
Fund
investment
realised
(Boston)
Finance &
Thompson
(quar.)
pfd.
(stock
12-20
3
$2
Properties, 6% pfd. (accum.)____
for Income, Inc.
(Del.)
(6c
Provident
from
5%
Mills,
Inc.
3
1
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Light,
Steel
Prentice-Hall
Producing
common
preferred
Gas
113-
_
Portland
12-28
preferred
preferred
1-
(quar.)/.—V"'/'23'c
Jan.
Inc.,
5
12-12
1-
$2
(quar.)
preferred
Younker
///,
(quar.)
Mold
1-12
12-19
1-
12-15
6%
12-18
$1.06
•
4.64%.
Pittsburgh
1
$1.1.6:
(quar.)
7%
12-30
(Hyattsville,
Taylor-Colquitt
12'/2c
4.24%
1-
—
_
Pennsylvania Power Co.,
12-20
40c
—-—
Super
1-12
1-19
50c
(s-ai
Tanning
6%
Transit
7%
1-22
12'/2c
(quar.)
Class
Co.
12-29
1-27
10c
12-28
Sept:
Davin
Talon,
5% pfd. (accum.)
Dental Supply Co. of Del.
___
Paxton
1-10
12'/2c
.____
Co.,
1
Y.)" (quar.)___j__
(final
dividend
Sun
J.)
12-20
1-15
—
stockholders
Corp.
1
20c
Inc.
Trust
Sucrest
l-
—15c
dividend
Summit Trust
split, effective date about Dec. 29.
,.'
class B_______
Suburban
1-15
1-15
2%
approved
2-15
70c
12-29
l-
75c
omitted
-——
Stock
2 '/2 %
iquar.)
Young
1-15
_______
Trust
Stone Container Corp.
—
com.
Yellow
12-29
1-10
-
$1 ~
:_
Company
Whatley
Stratoflex,
1
1-19
12-29
1-
r
2'/2c
(quar.)___—:
payment
N.
tax),
1,
Mfg.,
&
Iron,
1-20
•'
12 '/2c
Corp.- (Atlanta)—
rets,
Oct.
Shoe
Industries,
1-15*
15c
:
Still-Man
1
2-15
Light
Inc.
Industries
Wyatt
20c "
common.:......
Tax)
______—-—
Trust
50% "
Lloyds, Ltd.—
dep.
2-
(increased-monthly)
Corp.
Wolverine
Woodward
20c
(quar.)
____
&
Fund,
Woodall
(quar.)—
Co.,
Stores
(John B.)
Extra
$1
"
A
&
Discount
British
Stockton
Stockholders
Palisades
3
.—__/—__—
x_
$1.04
Inc.
1-
$1.25
class A
ended
$1.02 3 4
"—
present
1-31
28c
stockholders
Wales, Ltd. Ordinary
$1.02
_
(quar.)
Electric
'
.
(quar.)—;'f—
Lithograph
year
(Conn.)
Fuel &
Wolf
;v7/'///".//•.
Bank
for
3-12
1
"
-X—X
12-15
12-29
'
Properties,
3
—10c
2
the 40c pfd. stock omitted at
&
1-
(quar.)______
common
common
class
$1.02'/2
—
(quar.)
dividend
Gas
1-31
(quar.)
(Kenmore;
Street
1-20
29 '/2c
(quar.)
25c
Pacific
of
2
Extra
Wisconsin
divl-
Extra
—
com.
Bank
Stock
Coast
approval
Trust
Wisconsin
(stock
12-26
4-
2-
35c
(quar.)
25c
Willimantic
3
original
(qua)-.)—
Stecher-Traung
State
1-
28Vic"
Co.
(common
time)'
$3.12
.
1-31
10.
——_—_______
Industries,
12-13
15c
Pacific
the
;—______
Water
Drug,
12-29
time)
Arms
to
6% preferred
Stanray
Corp.
Corp.—
Overbrook
'
,
(quar.)
Instrument,
Paper Mfg.
Standard
caiif.
ot
Oilgear Company (year-end)
Old Colony Insurance Co. (Boston)
this
.
10c
Stewarts
(Payment on
;
1-15
$1.25
$1.43%
.
Wheeling &
three-for-one
(quar.)
preferred
Products,
$2
corp.
(quar. I
Town
'
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
Lake Erie Ry., common
4%
prior lien
(quar.)
Whiting
Corp
Wiggin Terminals
1.
l-i5
Jan.
preferred
at
12-29
~t6c
(quar.)
Old
1-31
Stationery
&
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
12-15
'*•
a
(quar.)
Standard-Coosa-ThatCher
for
(quar.)
preferred
/
_____—
—
$4.16
15c
25c
___
(Minn.),
$4.11
'"$5
2
and
6)
Southwestern
Sta-Rite
1-
Tablet
Common
12-15
4-12
(quar.)
Power
subject
'
2
65c
common
California
March
on
1-10
2
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
$4.10
1
Canada
of
preferred
preferred
$4.08
1
1-
■
(quar.)____
Engineering Works
$3.60
2-
/ 2-
$1.50
..dend
1-
(quar.)
4.48%" preferred
12-15
12-18
com.22Vic
Edison—
preferred
2
Share
Name of Company
Western
12-20
3
1-
12-28
dividend).*/—50%
approved
the
1-
20c
'/ $1.25
(stock
common
Southern
12-22
27 Vu c
Corp.
on
(Ga.)
preferred shares, effective
2-1
12-29
5c
'
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
—/80c
(quar.)
Stockholders
v
12-14
12-29
15c
Australian
Northern
Plastics
1-
2-15
$9
(quar,)
gains>_^~_——.
States
2
;___
Central
Northern
v
.
(quar.)
Co;
California
Present
5
.___
Northern
Northern
65 %c
__
pfd.
pfd.
held)
Ry.
12-
17'/2C"% 1-15
(quar.)—
Investment
capital
12-21
12-21
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
United
Fund
Coast
4.56%"
_______
(quar.)
shares
12-30
16c
___
(quar.)
of
four
12-29
25c
_
_________
(quar.)_—
Adjustment preferred (quar.)
Nortex Oil & Gas (stock dividend)
each
South
1-12
Gas
preferred
split
preferred
(One
5%
___________
—
6%
Ry.,
preferred
6%
a
on
Co.
Skyline Homes, class A (quar.)___
Mfg. Co.
(Hartford)
Atlantic
When
Share
Smyth
Inc.—
common
Western
&
shares
(quar.)
common
C.i
(A.
on
investment incomeCo. of America—
York
6%
12-21
2
30c
preferred ' (quar.)—
Times, 5>/2%
prior
5 Va'■/(>
25
._.
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Gold Mining——
Neptune
6%
1-
Company
Hardware
Southern
(initial)
preferred
51/4%
4"A%
Jan.
on
(quar.)
net
Pipeline
Neiman-Marcus,
Norfolk
35c
;____
(quar.)—
Securities
Quarterly
Nielson
Simon
basis.
National
Nation-Wide
Name of
12-29
(NJ)
______
split the common
proposal to
Per
of Rec.
1-15
South
will
Stockholders
New
Banking Co.
(initial)
Holders
Payable
30c
___.
Steel—
National
a
(quar.)_,
&
common
When
Share
Company
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
.
.
...
to
Also
'
____
1-16
American
Greetings,
class
A
and
class
B
(stock div.) (payable in class A stock) ____
5%
1-23
1-
5
Volume
194
.Name
Number 6119
;
;
■.
&r::.
;
.
v
.
Per
_
of Company
American
Hair
American
Home
American
When
Share
Investment
&
The Commercial and Financial
.
Feiy
pfd.
$6
Products
(quar.)____
(montnly)™"1
Corp.
of
Co.
I-
1
12c
1-
Per
!' *
2
$i.3iy4
1-
1
12-22
preferred
,12-14
Illinois-^-
(quar.>__j
American
Land
American
Machine
Co.
(stock
&
;'__i
dividend)
American Maize Products
preferred
American
American
Metal
American
Motors
American
Bank
of
Bank
of'NbVa
Bank
of1 Nutley(N.
common
50c
12-28
$1.75
12-28
2-
Fire
Insurance
(N.
Research
2nd
5%
Equipment
;
Bankers
12-30
12-22
12-27
11-28
1-
12-20
1-2
2
12-30
12-11
20c
&
;_
•:
12-30
12-11
2%
12-30
12-11
preferred
(quar.)
12-30
$1.25,
series preferred
12-30
12-30
60c
(initial)____
dividend___Di___^.j-;i.i_
American Smelting &
Refining—'•)■.{$
'.7%
preferred
American
6%
.
,
(quar. )_j____i_.;_:;
American
States
preferred
Stamping
:
>■''
Co.
American
7%
Sugar
70c
American
Surety
Co.
Tobacco.
Vitrified Products
2
8
7
Baystate
12-
7
Beam-Matic
.
1.
Beatrice
2
12-
9
Beaver
not
1-
2
11-27
2
12-11
2
12-11
Beech
5c
1-
2
12-
8
Beecham
1-
2
12-
1
4
'
/
1-1
4 Vo'
12-
$1.40
2
1-16
3%
1-
12-28
1-
$2.25
2
7-3
6-26
1-10
11-30
12-29
12-
Pulp
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate,
12-18
v
2oy2c
(stock dividend)
Paper
&
class
Mills
y
(quar.)
n_i__
A
1
12-15
5%
preferred
Chemical
Anken
3
3
Applied
12-29
1-24
12-20
$7 y2c
2-
1
1-
20c
2-
1
(N. J.)
2-
Corp
Corp.,
Ltd.,
—
(increased)
com.
$32y2c
12-29
1
1-19
preferred
$20 %c
1-
1
preferred
B
(quar.)
62//2C
2-
1
preferred
C
(quar.)
65c
2-
1
1-15
$1.16%
1-
2
$1.18
2
Arkansas
Power
4.32%
Co.
Equipment
Hart
&
Corp.
Extra
Temple,
bVi'Zo
B
Hardware
Ashdown
(J.
Associated
H.)
Quarterly,
Supply
Co.
(111.)
$3.75
Class
2
12-15
4.75%
1-
1
12-12
Camden
1-
2
12-19
(initial)
:
1
1-
Ltd.
Jane's
Stock
Avalon
Radio
Telephone
preferred
Co.
1
Bowes
1-12
3
12-12
3-
1-12
12-
2-
(quar.)
A
Texas)—.
1
12-30 '
8
2
.5%
&
1
1-15-62
2-
1
1-
$25c
2-
1
12-30
preferred
Baldwin Piano
2
Baldwin
noc
12-31
12-
dividend)
Brick,
$43 %c
Gas
&
12-31
12-
,$3i%c
12-31
12-
5%
1
50c
1-
1
37c
12-29
Inc.
(N.
J.)-*—
preferred
preferred
C
5c
12-
2
2
12-13
12-
12-31
1-15
12-29
12-
,
RR.
—
12-18
7y2%
Oil
12-28
12-15
Canadian
preferred
12-18
Canadian
$1.37%
1-
2
12-15
Canaveral
2-
6
1-
2
2-
1
2-
5
1-22
1-
2
12-20
1-
1
1212-
12-
Metal
Paciiic
1-
2
12-
(J.
12-30
,
$25c
12-29
8
Castle
Catalin
12-12
7%
12-15
2
1-15
1
1-
Ceco
2
12- :4
,1-5
$55c
1-
1
12-15
$$4
(quar.)____—;
1-
2
12-15
2
12-15
Central
Burgmaster
1-
2
1-
2
12-28
12-
5
12-15
Burns
(quar.)
common
-10c
12-29
12-
8
Burrillville
20c
12-29
12-
8
Burroughs Corp.
Racing
—
each
preferred
series
A
preferred
(quar.)
;___
12-
8
4.10%
series
B
preferred
(quar.)
___
10c
12- .8
4.75%
series
C
preferred
(quar.)
—
1
12-
D
preferred
(quar.)
12-23
1-15
15c
1-15
12-28
15c
1-15
yl2-28
15c
2%%
dividend)
______
$15c
4.80%
Electric
series
Illinois
Public
&
2
12-22
1-12
12-22
1-
._!—
Gas.,
5.16%
preferred
Central
(s-a)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Common
6%
Gas
1
10c
12-31
n
12-29
12-15
25c
1-20
12-29
.
1
2
12-11
12-14
12-29
12-14
1-16
(increased
preferred
4.60%
1-
1
1-
2
12-
12-30
8
12-15
.
$1.75
1-
1
1-
1
12-30
40c
1-15
12-27
12-
8
12-
8
12-20
1-
5
12-15
4
12-
1-
2
12-11
8
$1.08%
$1.12y2
$1.18%
$1.24
$1.12y2
$1.16
2
12-11
1-
12-11
1-
2
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
12-
8
12-
8
1-
2
22c
1-
1
$1.02V2
$1.02V2
$1.18%
$1.20
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
12-30
12-18
12-15
*1
$1.06 y4
$1.23
$1.29
12-30
12-18
12-30
12-18
12-30
12-18
1-
5
12-20
1-
2
12-12
40c
quar.)
12-30
$1.50
$1.15
$1.15
87y2c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
convertible preferred
preferred
'_JJ
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-' 8
1-
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
12-28
12-
12-15
Agency
Assn
2-15
1-
12-29
Power—
4.60%
(initial)—
12-15
1
20c
(quar.)
3.50%
1-
$1.50
1-15
3-
Bank & Trust (Freehold, N. J.)
—
Maine
12-21
(s-a)_——
preferred
12-20
30°
Indiana
Central Jersey
12-15
00
(quar.)-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
1-19
to
com.
preferred
Central
5
12-20
2
Service—:
4.92%
1-
2
—
J_
4.25%
ioy2c
1-
1
2
1-
1
Central Illinois
$4
2-20
12-15
26
1
2
12-15
Electric—
1-
1-
1
'
1-
12-15
1-
3-12
1-
held—
Hudson Gas &
4.35%
for
share
(one
N. J.)—
preferred
$45c
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
(quar.)_
dividend
(Elizabeth,
12-15
1
12-12
10c
,__
(extra)
Trust
1-15
1-
12-15
12-29
1-
67o
(quar.)
Sugar
Foundry
—*___j—
dividend)
4.10%
-
(quar.)
Detective
Aguirre
Home
(stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-15
3
1-
2-
$1.12y2
:_J
(quar.)
Club
preferred
(William J.)—
International
Turf
4%%
10c
Corp.r 6%
preferred
1
$1.25
12-15
oOc
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)_
12-29
$1.75
(quar.)
12-
'
12-15
Central
Central
11-10
of America
12-30
8
II-10
15c
(quar.)
2-26
12-29
12-30
12-30
buc
.<—,
—
preferred
r"
12-15
12-18
35c
J—
$26c
(quar.)_—
preferred
(stock
______
(quar.)
4.96%
(Delaware)
Corp.
2
1-26
1-
10c
(quar.)
4.64%
_!—
12-30
12-29
5c
(quar.)_
(quar,).
1-15
$l.l?,/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
Ltd.
(extra)___
preferred
12-15
12-18
5
Co.—
preferred
3-15
Corp.
&
(quar.)
4y2%
1
1-
41c
4.75%
1-
1
2-28
$1.25
—
1
1-15-62
12-
$1.05
—
____,
12-
95c
—
1
12-
2
12-31
20C
(quar.)
10c
Co.
2nd
Centennial
Central
1
2
split
10
12-30
2%
(stock div.)
pfd.
—
Ltd.
for
quar.)
Products
shares
53c
14
62y2C
$3.80
preferred (quar.)__——
preferred (quar.)
Burlington Steel,
Burnham
7%
12-15
12-
Corp. of America
Stock
convertible
Watch
,
2
1-
3%
;___
Central
1-
—
,
11-
93%c
4'/2% preferred A (quar.)
2
1
12-15
6V*c
a
(quar. j
Cooke
Steel
1-
,
12-29
1-15
15c
(quar.)
Company
Celanese Corp.
2-
$25c
1-31
12-29
"
common—
& Co.
preferred
$i2y2c
—
!
_;
(quar.)__
Mills/
&
12-12
12-30
50c
!_„
Extra
8
12-
1-
25c
93 %c
-
12-29
$38%c
_______
12-
12-30
33c
1
Light—
Scott
W.)
Carthage
12-15
12-29
42c
12-30
2-
75c
'
(quar.)
preferred
Carter
(s-a)
&
(L. E.)
Pirie
4%%
.
—
(Ontario)
on
(increased
preferred
Carson
1
12-21
12-29
15c
1
75c
(increased)
approve
Power
Carpenter
1-12
1-26
22c
42 %c
12-15
2-
Plywood—
preferred
$4.20
12-15
12-29
$5UC
$5
12-15
2
12c
Products
Stockholders
Carolina
1
1-
15c
(quar.)
"
1st preferred
Common
1
25c
Products,
dividend
Carolina
1
Co.
Company—
,
—
Plan,
Finance
Equipment
Stock
8
1-
12-15
1-
Hoc
(special)
Corp.
Co., common
(quar.)_
Records iquar.)___
Carnation
8
1-1
2
125c
B
Carolina
(initial).
serial
International
Mills
3%%
12-15
1-
$75c
(s-a)
12-21
(quar.)—
60c
Ry.
12-20
$68%C
(quar.)
$5
Pacific
2
45c
2
$$1
J._
:
1-
2
12-8
1-
$$1.25
—
75c
1-
12-22'<
2
$25c
Ltd
$1.12%
•
Corp.,
(quar.)
Commerce—
12-22
2
1-
120c
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
Arms
pfd.
class A
2
1-
$$4
$75c
n
1-
$25c
Vickers, Ltd. (increased)
Canadian Westinghouse Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)
Carnaco
12-28
'
Canadian
Capitol
11-24
11-24
1-15
$45c
6%
1
1-16
12-31
12-31
$$2
1-
6
11-24
$37y2c
!__t
(quar.)
1-19
1
11-11
12-31
$10c
_
(quar.)__
12-20
1-10
I-10
12-
12-31
1$2
preferred
20c
1-
$30c
(quar.)
preferred
—
(quar.)___
preferred
Cos.,
5%
12-
2-
120c
4%
-
2-
$$1.25
193%c
12-15
v
II-10
$75c
Power,
Ltd.—-
12-15
1-10
12-1
1-
$18%c
____^___44,
International
12-15
1-2-62
1
1-
$37'/2c
(year-end)
preferred
(quar.)
12-29
$1
1
1-10
$42%c
30c
(Phila.)
Distillers
12-
Common
Canadian
Ltd.—
Canada,
B
Bulova
8
12-15
2
1
-
(quar.):—.•
Co
1-
Co.
1-
$30c
2
_
Gas,
2-
(quar.)
2
from net investment
gains distribution of 39c)
67b
12-15
12-27
4%
$1.25
(accum.)
$1
Corp.
12-18
2
14c
Trust
1-
1$1.50
$31 %c
—
2
Class
12-
1$1.10
(s-a)__
Industries, Ltd.—
1-
Cannon
9
12-13
(quar.)
'____
(quar.)
1-
Ltd.
A
Budget
»
12-29
$1.12%
Aroostook
Extra
Canadian
9
3-
1-
pfd.
Ltd.—
Ltd.,
1-
87yac
3- ,9
4-2-62
pfd.
____!_
Oil Ltd.,
Machine.
12-18
Investing—•/.
of
Husky
Ice
2
12 %c
12-15
4-2-62
$25c
1-
(quar.)
12-15
$43%c
Products,
1-
1-
2
1-
Ltd.—
common________
Imperial Bank of
Quarterly
12-15
5
1-15
J15c
(initial)
$1.40
——
Telephone
Ltd.,
Canadian
8
25c
:____.—
Aroostook
Canadian
12-15
12-
+87V2c
Corp.,
preferred j(quar.)_:
Canadian
1-10
12-31
J$1.Q6%
i._
12-20
12-29
(quar.)
Products-—*
6
(quar.)
$1.06%
pfd. (uqar.)
(quar.)
5
12-
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)_
8%
common.__.___
12-
12-29
t50c
,
$68%C
Browning-Ferris Machinery
12-11
$1.50
Co.
Extra
rv.
2Uc
»
1
$$1
Ltd.
10c
,
1-
(s-a)
5%
GeneralElectric
40c
Ltd.,
$1.06%
Ltd.
3%.
Power—
1
preferred '(quar.)
Canadian
.12-11
$62 %C
& Trust
preferred
Brunswick
12-15
1-
Bond
Building
(quar.-)_.—______—___;—
&
-
12-20
!
•
12-14
1-
(quar.)
4.40%
Caua^ian Foundries Ltd.
12-20
25c
__
Browning
12-19
12-27
40c
28c
&
;
12 %c
——
12-26
2
(quar.)
Food
1st
2nd
12-11
1-15
;
$$1.50
Class
12-19
1-
20c
dividend)—
Bangor
6%
12-21>
1-15
common.—^—
Class
8
12-29
62y2c
!—
Bangor
Canadian
li2tvA
$25c
$10c
(quar.)
12-26
9
1-
25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Chemical, Ltd.
1
1-
$1.25
:
9
1-
preferred
1-20
5c
(quar.)—-—_
Brown-Forman
12-15
12-29
1 y2 %
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)_!
,
•
(!'i
h' !
up>
—
(St. Louis)
Glass, common
preferred (quar.)
4%
(increased)
B
1-*
12-30
—
(quar.)
1-
$15c
Canadian
12-29
1-15
-l-l
:
8
12-29
Ltd.—
(quar.)_-_
preferred
$1
12-27
12-30
(increased)—
Co.,
Taunton
4.16%
Co.—
com.
Street
Brooke
12-15
1-12
16c
-
Bronze
preferred
75c
12-30
8
12-
5
25c
t62y2c4
(quar.)
Extra
12-19
1-18
1-12
40c
Brockway
1
:
Electric,
'25c
(quar.)—
capital
Brockton
1
1.
preferred
Bakeries.
12-31
12-
1-
150c
Lines;
Breweries.
.
2
1-
12-27
;—
B
Co.,
Ltd.,
Canadian
5%
class
Ry
Canadian
$25c
(quar.)__—
&
Co.
Street
Broad
.
Baltimore
G.)
Mortgage
plus
12- -I
12-
$34 %c
—-
12-31
12-31
preferred A (quar.)
quar.)_.
(stock
5%
Steamship
1-15
.V'25c
—
(quar.)
Traction Light &
(Quarterly
1
$37y2c
—
(increased
Securities
Baltimore
Safeway,
Southern
Canadian
2
12-27
—
Canada
9
2
1-
1-29
!
Mortgage
4-13
$1.75
(quar.).
Sons
preferred
Broad
12-15
(stock
Permanent
1-3-1-62
21V2C
,,
Airways—_____u_
Mfg.
British
12-13
(quar.)___
2-
I-
1
187V2c
Canada
12-12
1
2-
1-29
(s-a)
4-30-62
80c
(quar.)
(extra)——
&
12-15
1-
12-29
—-——
Co., 6%
Ltd.
Columbia
12-15
12-30
B
2
2-
25c
B
(quar.)—
20c
(quar.)
British
4
15c
Chemical
2
pfd.
Packers, Ltd., class A
Class
1-
5c
!
5%
Foundries
preferred
Canada
8
2/
2
1
8%c
(quar.)
Securities
Flooring, Ltd.,
11-
2-
12-29
l272o
__J
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
20c
(quar.)
Forest
1- -4
6c
—
Corp
1-
3-1-62
15c
(quar.)
Oil
J 3-30
$25c
Mines
Foreign
Iron
1
12-11
1.49%
(quar.
Assoc.
Co.
Canada
$25c
(quar.)__
Columbia
12-15
(quar.)_____—_—
preferred (quar.)
Baldwin-Montrose
Co.
American
12-15
2
4%
Inc., 5%
12-
2-13
l"
(quar.)—
British
.1-15
1- 2
4%
Wilcox
4%%
$$2
2-
1-
———
dividend
(B. T.)
Canada
1- -2
2-
,2-1
12-27
_1
Canada
12-15
(year-end)
Bristol-Myers Co., >3%%
12-21
$25c
Co.,
Building
12-11
12-11
1
2%
A
Products
(T.
Brillo
12-15
$25c
& Electronics Corp.
(Md.)
(.156c from capi¬
gains and .004c from net income)___—
Bagley
2
2
1-
1
12-11
35c
approximately
Quarterly
.
Science
Babcock
Co.,
(E._J.)
Bright
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund
.Babbitt
1-
1-
1-19
2-
$1.18%
U
Taggart
&
$35c
quar.)—
preferred
6%
pref. (quar.)
Bridgeport Gas Co.,
1-26
—
____________
—
Canada
12-15
12-27
(N. J.)' (quar.)
Lake
Bread
Canada
«
12-29
1
—
class
Company
12-11
2
!
—
Brazilian
1-
93 %C
,
preferred
(quar.)_—.—
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
1-
7 y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
.British
Ltd., com. (quar.)
(quar.)—.—2——,——_—
preferred
5y2%
Braniff
1-
6%
Products,
-
12-29
2-
Red
.
2-15
10c
(quar.)
Dry Corp., common .(quar.)
$4.25 preferred (auar.)
ap-
Mersey Paper Co.—
pref.. (quar.)
1-16
(quar.)
Mfg.
12-15
25c
preferred
4%
preferred
Brach
4%
Canteen
1-2
31!/4c
Canada
Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
Bowman
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
16%
Corp., 3V2% pfd. (quar.)_—
Stores, new common (initial)
preferred
12-28
?5c
dividend
Automatic
'Automatic
5%
;
9
30c
——
Foods
•
12-10
25c
(quar.)
.
2
——
1
30c
Steel,
1-
33c
Extra
Canada
(quar.)
Corp.
Insurance
1-16
(s-a)
(Tulsa,
5
C&uar.)
preferred
5.28%, preferred
:_
Insurance
Stock
12-15
1-
'
Co.
—
Campbell
1-19
1-
for
expenses
36c
(quar.)
Corp,
'
12-15
1-15
Co.—
class
dividend
5'/2%
12-
1
________
common
of
Extra
2
-
Bowaters
1
1
Inc.,
dividend
Campbell
1-
(quar.)!
Inc.,
12-15
1-
1-
75c
17'/2c
25c
Fastener
40c
—:
4V2%
C.)
Bosticn,
12-15
1
2-
Hecla,
Trust
Stock
Camloc
12-19
,
12-31
67/BC
——
common
National Bank
Food
8
1
4
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
1
5c
_____:
Bryson
Fisheries,
12"!
1-
1-
&
12-15
1
$40c
pfd.
Water
Ltd.,
&
Warner
12-29
1-
1-
$1
:
—___
Borman
Ry.
Quarterly
4%
T-
(quar.)-:.
Cascade
Bowater
,___
Ltd,,
(quar.)
-Borg
'
(quar.)
Wholesalers
B
Life
4% %
Saco
prior
Boston
13c
J.
preferred
Extra
$1
Calumet
$1.12%
Industries,
(quar.)—!
&
(H.
8
65c
Fe
(quar.)
preferred B
Atlantic
BSF
11-20
preferred
84 %c
(quar.)_____
Laughlin
12-
—
_:
(quar.)
City Sewerage
Refining Co.—
Atlantic
tal
2
30c
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
&
12-29
$9c
B
(quar.)
Santa
&
Products
Atlantic
Axe
Inc.
Sivalls
10c
__^
Noncumulative
Athey
5%
1-
(quar.)
(increased
Decker Mfg.
5V2%
5
25c
Avon
$1
.
'
Corp., 7%
(quar.)
Hats,
&
5c
class
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Investment
Common
7%
$1.20
:
_—_______
Son
12-22
115c
(quar.)
(initial),—
Stationers
Associates
Aunt
12-29
12-29
,
40c
dividend—
1-15
$16%c
_
class A
Hardware,
Stores
Food
Atchison,. Topeka
Atlas
2,
2
_____——
&
1-15
$$1.50
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Products
Associated
Atlas
Steel
A
$40o
—.—
(quar.)
Ashdown
'
Gas Co.
A
12-29
$20c
A
preferred
'Associated
_,
12-
1
(quar.)_i—31c
(quar.)j_J_l__i._________'
30c
1-
$1.40
(quar.)_____
Automation
$1.60
(year-end)
2
preferred
preferred
$25c
(quar.)
,
$30c
Electric
Ltd
preferred
"
■
Watch
Bobbs-Mevrill,
12-11
20c
(quar.)
11-
(quar.)_______
7%c
Boatman's
12-18
12-30
$1
'
62c
!.
(quar.)
1
FrOcks
Boise
35c
4
:
Celanese
Book-of-the-Month Club
1-
4
12-
preferred
Canadian
12-15
1-22
12-
2
$1.24
;
8
2
1-
preferred
1-
$1.56%
(initial)—^
common
12-15
1-15
12-19
3
12-
1-
$1.25
12-19
Finance,
1-
2%
.j
Ltd. (quar.)
.'___
1-
,
25c
—
1-2
35c
:_
(quar.)____
Hegeman
.Asbestos Corp.,
'V/
25c
.'.
/
,
12-19
Booth
._*.
1-10
12-31
Bliss
12-15
2
1-15
$1.32
1-10
1^31
12-31
4.25%
Co.
(quar.)__
Rubber
Armstrong
6%
Gas
dividend
&
1-31
11.12 %c
Canada
$1.37
——
tlOc
Telephone Co.—
quarterly on common-
Increased
1
1%
Corp.of
$1.08
(quar.)_
12-30
&
25c
Bohack
(quar.)
Western
Stock
Armour
(quar.)
(quar.)
Arkansas
Ash
common
1-12
1-20
$1.25
(quar.)__
$1.25
5.60%
.
Light—
preferred
preferred
5.48 %
Arrow
Power,
&
preferred
4.72 %
8c
(quar.)
*2-
Blackstone
12-15
1-
Arkansas-Missouri
Corp.
1
25c
and
12-15
12-15
$1.12V2
Packing
Water
_______—___
Black,
12-30
Agrochemical
preferred
California
5
(quar.)—
Black
1-19
Arizona
6%
California
1-
Canners,
Stock
1-19
(quar/)-:
2-
75C-
tax
2
2
2-1
12y2c
quar.)
(quar.)
Canadian
Bird
10-20
$2.50
$2.60
'.
8
12-15
1-26
7 y2c
1——___—_—
Binney & Smith (initial)
Bird
Machine
Co.
(quar.)—.——________
1-10
3-
12-
,
1-15"
2%
;
1-
1-
be
(quar.)
8
Biltmore
1-10
1-15
5c
_______
10c
28yec
,
Eleciric Power—
preferred
12-15
Class
1-20
1-24
4%
1
1-24
5c
(s-a)
1-2-62
2%
4%
$2.50
12-
Biddeford
2
$2.60
Aro
...
4
12-30
12-15
Bicor
1-20
62y2c
(quar.)_____
Film Corp.
4%. preferred
1-30
1-15 '
1-15
Class
common
&
Arts
3-10
,
12-29
•.Extra
12-29
1-3
(qyar.)_
Power, Ltd., common____;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
12-28
Bickford's,
12-29
1-
$25c
dividend
Stock
Argus
1-
12-15
Calgary
$$1.75
—______—
America,
12-15
12-28
(quar.)
(increased
Corp.
60c
Berkshire
12-29
5
20c
.___
of
1-15
6-15
1-11
12-30
12-14
CTS
common
6-30-62
60c
(quar.)r_—J
Co.
$55c
Co.
Bethlehem
1-
Corp.,
M.)
3-16
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
preferred
(A.
12-14
.,
Bibb Manufacturing
2-
3%
Shoe
4y2%
2
_____
(quar.)
Corp.
12-12
20c
—
Trap Co.
Byers
50c
income
12-15
-
12-29
$50c
Anglo-IIuronian, Ltd. (s-a)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
Quarterly
1
Animal
Butler's
12-15
2
preferred
preferred (s-a)—
$4.50
preferred
(initial)—_________
1
20c
C
12-15
1-
12%c
Supply
Intercontinental
Berkshire
u
preferred (quar.)
Mfg., common '_i.__u._J_;
%
4
Group,.Ltd. Ordinary (interim)
for year ending March 31, 1962,
Beneficial
three-for-one split,
(quar.)
4 V2
12-28
!
Telephone
12-15
12-27
4V2%
Butler
California
-5%
35c
12-31
12-15
12-15
4y2%
:.
(quar.)_—
RR
Bell
Bendix
12-: 8
$1
Anglo-American Exploration
Anglo-Canadian
Class
;___:
common
Bell
;
12-29
1
5%
.proximately $0.59 per depositary share.
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., com. (quar.)_^
4% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred .(quar.)
12-19
30c
2
2-
45c
depositary. Dividend will amount to
11-27
2
1-
12-28
1-
(quar.)_
preferred
Creek
Benrus
a
$1.12»/2
Ltd. .(increased)
less British
8
$2.25
:
reported here last week
as
3-16
__—__
-_
approve
3-31-62
Dividend
1
.
__.
Uniform
$1.12V*
/„ Class A (quar.)_____—
12-15
1-
$x.o0
;
(accumulative)
2-for-l
a
preferred (quar.)
1-
(quar.)_—
Co.,
Lumber,
1-
Corporation—
Angelica
4V2%
ap-
.____
Hospital
Poods
1-
10c
Stockholders
8
for
to
33/8%. preferred Xquar.)
4j/2%o 'preferred (quar. )___i
'v
Vy/'
Company
1-
Corp.-./(increased)
90c
—___________
Quarterly
1-15
Ltd.—
Canada,
■
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp. (Del.)—
Anelex
12-15
20c
share
subject
preferred Cquar.)—______
Laboratories, new common
12-
12-15
1-
Metal
Anaconda
12-31
(increased)
additional
held
Baxter'
9
12 y2c
(stock dividend)
(s-a)
preferred
Ampco
of
.Works
Iron
4UC
(quar.)_
preierrea
$4.50
preferred
(s-a)_i__,
Ampal-American Israel Corp.—
4%
Bath
43 %c
_
Company—
preferred
2
1-
12-
12-
.
$4.50
Y.)
(one
shares
Bausch & LoniD, common
.
2
com.; (quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting
Stock dividend
Amoskeag
>
31 y4c
__
American
1
-
1-
(N.
American
1
Bates
9
3-
12 V2c
_;
6%
1-
; ::
Y.)
(quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Thread Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)—
American
American
$1.12Vat
"
Blessing .Co.* (quar.)__
Mfg., • 4y2%. .; (qUar;)_—
50c
Co.,
(quar.)
Bastian
1-17
"'
1-2
(Indianapolis)—
(quar.)
preferred
'
■
(quar.)
hefimng
preferred
5
1
12-29
55c
(quar.),
_/_/_______r
preferred (quar.)______—
American Stores Co.
4y*%
27%c
$5.60 convertible preference—.
Bassett Furhiture Industries (extra)
■
$1.50
:
Common
V".r$1.25
2
Guaranty
."preferred,
'""■ 4%
j___
Insurance
1-
40c
'
5
12-
3-30
%
$1.75
:__j__.
(quar.)_.
_L
2-
5
12-
-
Snuff -Co.,-common«: (quar.-)___.j
noncumulative
American
12-26
15c
( Stock
;
12-26
20c
_i.
Stores
6-15
1-20
Assn.
Distilling Co! (stock dividend)Barton's1 "Candy ; (quar.
r
Stock diVidend—-,;.—
Basic, Inc., common
(quar.)_____—______
$6.25
preferred-—__
12-22
Service
6-30-62
Barton
12-22
$1.25
Self
National
.
$1.25
American
3-31-62
25c
r.
_,
barry Wright Corp.
12-22
(quar.)__j
/'/ Quarterly;
25c
Common
________
4th
cony/
Common
$3
(s-a)
_/.
Barber. Oil Corp.
(stock dividend)—
BarChris Construction
(stock dividend)
12-15
8 Vb c
-
2
2
(
7%
12-15
1-
f' 5%
(111.)-—
(N.
12-15
1-
$55c
(quar.).___:
nine
12-31
1-
50c
Mortgage
Trust
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
1-20
(quar.)_____
Virginia
dividend
Share
common
1-20
J.)__
Soutnwest
&
Company
Mills, Inc.,
40c
proval of stockholders)
,
Burrus
$1.07
Bond
Barber-Ellis
12-15
2
27c
\
Co.
1-15'
series-preferred (quar.)___
American Security & Trust Co. (D. C;)—
j:5"%
of-
each
v.
-__j
series
'3rd
conv.
Bankers
50C
;'
Development-... j__;
Seal-Rap -Corp., * common
conv.
1
*.)-—■
____^
Stock dividend
5%'
12-
30c
Cov; (quar.)__
American Pnotocopy
p-Quarterly ___J
■
Bank
Stock
/'/Stock dividend-u-C——
/'
8
Per
Name of
2
50c
of>;the
1-
1-
$1
(quar.)
Scotia
(Houston),: (quar.)
8
25c
York
1-20
11
$1.75
1
-
Extra -^_____
Bank
12-27
oc
;___:
Optical
American
1
;
(quar.)
Quarterly
American
1
12"
.>•
''
American
12-
New
Holders
Payable of Rec♦
20c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
.
12-29
_
National
California
12-29
2%
Corp.
of
1-15
■
Products
dividend
Banic
1-15
_
Co.,
7<76 preferred
(quar.)
4% .preferred (quar:)
.4V4%" preferred (quar.)
$1.25
(stock
div.) ;(l/6otu 01
a
share of Vapor Corp. for each snare
held)
American Mercury Ins. Co. <D.
C.) (s-a)
Stock
12-22
When
Share
Hydro-Electric
97 V2 C
___'
Co.,
(quar.)
Mfg.
12-31
•
Foundry—
;;'"3.90% preferred (quar.)_v
5% preferred (quar.)
;.-*7%
6 %
12-15
•
Name of Company
Bangor
■»->
5 Va %
(2775)
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
Chronicle
Central
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Securities Corp.—
(Year-end
'
cash
or
from
stock)
capital
I
gains payable
in
$3
4
.
12
(2776)
Per
Name
Central
of Company
When
Share
Telephone Co.,
Stock,
(quar.)
Payable
12-30
11-27
12-30
11-27
12-30
12-
33%c
12-30
12-
12-30
12-
$1.37%
12-30
12-
37%c
12-30
12-
Consolidated
12-30
12-
Consolidated
Paper
34V4C
12-30
62Vic
$1.35 preferred "A'* and
"C"
(quar.)
$5.t>0
(quar.)—
preferred.(quar.)
preferred
6%
(quar.)
convertible
5.44%
5.48%
Vermont
(quar.)_
preferred
convertible
Central
——
preferred
(quar.)
Public
Consolidated
New
1
(From
investment
12-
income)
:
t40c
!
Consolidated
Rock
Products
(quar.)
$1.03
1-
1
12-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
1-
1
12-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.19
1-
1
12-15
5%%.
ipreferred
(quar.)
$1.34%
1-
1
12-15
5%%
preferred
A
(quar.)^
V-
preferred, (quar.)
68c
1-15
12-29
5%%
preferred
B
(quar.).
.
5.44%
10%
(stock
5%
.
Credit
Chamberlin
Inc., 4%%
of
2-9
1-15
12-30
1-1
1212-
8
1-
12-
8
25c
_
1%%
Champion Papers Inc., $4.60 pfd. (quar.)—
.Champlin- Oil & Refining (quar.)—
$1.12%
Trust
Capital
stock
63c
dividend
&
Extra
on
Dock
20
net
of
investment
record
gains
both
Dec.
to
8,
Dec.
12-15
of
L.)
12-29
12-15
1-15
12-30
87%c
2-
1
10c
1-
5
$2
1-
8
(extra)
1-
River
Credit
&
5%
Craig
Systems
12-27
12-11
Crain
(R.
30c
1-15
12-29
Crampton
40c
12-31
12-15
(quar.)
10c
Enquirer
Cincinnati
Gas & Electric—:
Co., 7%
pfd.
(quar.)
12-30
$1.75
—-
1-
\
•
*
.
6%
pfd.
Class
Ltd.
L.),
2
12-15
$2
1-
2
12-15
Crown
&
cumulative
Cork
&
Crown Life
preferred
Seal.
Zellerbach
Zellerbach
Corp.
5%
(quar.)_
$1.25
11-30
11-15
$1.13
ing to be' held
;
;
,
stock
also
Jan.
on
9
dividend.
subject
to-
Comptroller of
Citizens
1-
2
1-
2
12-19
Utilities,
the
the
on
This
A
6% %
7%c
Cleveland
t
Trencher
12-30
12-30
12-
D.
i0c
12-29
(N.
Cluett,
Peabody
7%
preferred
4%
&
preferred'
12-
0
5%
Dana
30c
12-30
$2
12-29
12-15
12-29
12-15
Davldson-Boutell Co.—
5%
5.%%.
(quar.)
Colorado
5%
5,35%
4%
1st
4%
:.
2nd
"1%
preferred
preferred&
•Commerce
Stock
8
12-15
(annual)
•
Stocky
:
■_
Electric
Omar.)
Commercial
>
i
Stock
12-15
Deere
12-14
Delaware
12-28
4%
12-12
1-10
12-26
4%
(Jersey
.
Connecticut
Connecticut
Connohlo,
i.
1-
gc
5
1-15
1-8
-
40c
12-30
1-10
Bank
&
General
Inc.,
Trust
Life
preferred'
(Canada),
Cigar
IConsolidated
Dry Goods
Consolidated
$5
..
(N.
(quar.)
preferred- B
Consolidated
(Del.)
Corp.,
Edison
preferred
5%%-
8
$5
Ltd.
preferred
Bond
Electric
,
1-19
1-
2
12-23
1-
12-
Detroit
Devoe
2-15
2-
1-
2
2
2
12-20
Discount
2
12-20
3-20
Stock
1-12
1*
Class
1-15
2-
1-
1
1
12-
2;
$1.75
1
-
2-
1
1-
5
2-
1
!-
5
1-
5
25c
12-20
$1.25»
(qnar.).'
preferred
Diversified
income)
55c
'*
12-15
5
12-15
12-15
1-
12-15
:
•
L 2 '
12-20
$12%c
1-22
12-22
lquar.)_-.25c
Mtg.
12-29
$1.62
12-15
1-22.
.12-20
12-29.
12-15
1-19
.12-15
"1-19
.12-15
45c
5%
:>•
-
(Fla.). (Miami)—
Corp.
.•
'
_"___—
2-1
1-15
1"- 2.
6c
;
12-29
5%
1-5
12-11
1-15
12-18
1-1
....
12-
'____
12-15,
•
12-15
,i_'
.
Increased
FMC
Corn,
18%c
1-
12-15
Fairbanks
12-21
•
"
•
•
:
•"
3dc
12-30
11-30
3c
12-26
11-24
5%
9—
#
'incom^.
Co.-' (Toronto)—
.4
5%!„
-15c
Gas
-12-15
#12-27
*\ L-16
1-
4
1-
;
.
$$1
:.#■
i-
2
12-11
2
•
..
35c-,,12-28--
12-1
12-20
pfd.
class
(quar.)
t
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
.-,12*29.
12-29
50%
A
12-30
5c
22V2c
and
common
12-29
$1.50
2- 1
1-19
40c
: 12-31
12-16
25c
1-
(increased-quar.)
;
-
45c
Continued
.
•
i
12-11
12-11
...
2
12-27
2-15
on
12-11
li-30
2
1-
62%c
•
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12-29
2
.5%.
$1
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River
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37 %c
(quar.,)_l________
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Foods
*
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,3-. 1,
1-12
,12-28
'35c.,,
_
$30c
Whitney, $1.60" cohv. pfd.
preferred
12-21
Ji 2^.' 1..
+'., 5c
dividend)
on
2-21
3-10
..
:
Co.0 common_:.:u:-_r.„_
Co., 6%
(from
___,
&
'!
75c
(stock
dividend
Fairbanks
1-19
.12-15
V 1-1"0
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(increased
A
Fairmont
1-10
2-10
•
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9
2-
;1-31"
-
*..
stock-
.
Insurance
(Max)
Stock
4
Jan.
on
12-22,
(quar.;'25q.
to
*/.
Corp., common
Factor
12-15
1-
Md.»
subject
semi-annual"-
Fabien
•
Fall
Inc.
Life
12-15
15c
5%
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1-10
-'
capital
Excelsior
12-19
1
(Bait.,
A
Plantation
Ewa
1-1
^
approval
class
'
25c
of
5-21
.
•
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5%
dividend..
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12-15
12-27
8%c
(from
60c
6-11
•-1-. 8
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•
-
5-21
25c ...•'"1- 2
preference .(s-a)
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12-28
12-27
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•
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4
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shares_____
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12-15
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spllt_"____
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Krie. Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
12-12
1
.'
■■.
a 5-for-4
_I__i—
Stock, dividend,
.Equity
7
2-1
.
...
12rl8
12-30
2-
V
12-11
12-
Corp.— •"
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5 %•'
.
approved
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1-19
15c
(accumulative)
Fund,
12-29
1- 5
dividend—
•
Stock
8
15c
_____
.r 12-20
12-30
——
stockholders Jan.
15, 1962)
.Emporium-Capwell Co. <quar.)_
12-20-
12-26
$1.50
(quar.)__
Stock
:
.
% 12-27
15c
:
B
Growth
12-
?
.12-26
40c
8
12-15
1-30
37%p
..
(s-a)___
A
Fund
12-20
2
6V4c
Empire Trust Co.-of New York (quar.)
.i Stock
dividend :;.(subject' to
approval
.
-:12-15
"
) 1-15
-
17V2c
•
12-
;
,
12-20
10c
*
Investment
12-21
1-
0.00125
Semi-annual
.12-15
25c
(quar.)i._', ';■••
gains)
..
2
2
70c
Inc.
.
2
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Stock
-
Stockholders
8
1-
25c
^
8
12-
12-29
.<,7%c
;
.
common
»12-
12-31
■
*
Industries,
Abrasives
&
(s-a)
Empire Financial
/
-12-8
' "12-29
-
1
(quar.)_\
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1-
..
55c
4
(quar.)^._:._
(accumulative)
Corp.__—,__
____^_
preferred
.
(reduced)
B
A
-.
'1-
25c
Electric
Glass
Class
.
8
/' 12-29
$i5c
15c
•
,
and
....
1-3
dividend--
Einmer
•'
12-
12-30
•=
(auar.)__
A
>
•
25c
Ltd.. (quar.)
Stock
12- 8
„
12-30
(initial)! V 12V2c
(quar.
on
:
«12r"8
'
-12-30
(quar.)
pfd.
Y._____
••
——
(quar.)
20c
1
12-30
15c
^
tax
3%
8
$1
(quar.)
Fniif
12-
12-
12-30
(quar.)_
Corp.,
12-14
2
":.l2-30
1
com.
Co. ~(Mieh.)
Arts
3
1-
-i'ttf.'. $1.14
(quar.)
dividend
Diversified
:
Corp
(quar.)_'
•
Bridge
(initial)
#12- 8
;
'
__"__2__2l_
Corp.
12-29
Radio & Phonograph
(stk. divd.).
Air-Freight (increased quar.)
Emhart
Mfg.
(quar.)—
8
1-
$1.05
new
12-
12-28
5O0.
12-1'5
30c
/.
Emerson
12-18
% 92%c
Corp. of N.
Group, class
_.i
Diversified
7%
$1.25
$1.31 y*
B
Diversified
—
Industries
A
2
(quar.)
Corp.
Emery
"
$1,07
Diversa, Inc., $1.25 preferred
12-26
1-
12-29
Williamsporu x\K.—
Emerson
1-12
12-29
5c
-
,
12-29
Co
preferred
.Ernco,
12-13
2
12-21
12-15
12-22
;
$1.25
(quart).
Coal
Elmira
12-13
■%
2
10c
Instrument,
B
Horn
.7%
2-1
35c
pfd.
:
Distributors
2
1-31
75c
5%
dividend
Oiornrio
1-
J25c
1-
14c
30c
Tunnel
National
1•
20c
$$2.50
—
Mfg.
Inc.
Inc.
Stock
rw
•
-
fquar.).-^,.-^*:-'
Raynolds
4-
10c
;
(quar.)
Co.
&
preferred
Diebold,
12-15
ioc
;
,
11-28
1
12-29
50c
(Canada)—
Industries
Chemical
$1.50
12-12
1-
&
Noc
Diamond
2
1-
12-22
1-
„
15n
(quar.)—
Consolidated
Refractories
Class
Elk
..
preferred-*.
International
-Devonbrook,
8
Electronic
3
•
•
(quar.^
Canada
Edison
Detroit
12-15
2
12-15
1-22
income)
Corp.
Trust
&
(Detroit Gasket
12-14
12-30
,-^,4%c
12-26
12-18
Electro
1-
■•—_
!___>
12-15
$1.25
Light,
class
Chemical
Extra
>
;
—
"
Products
1
-
Inc.
■"■'-'■y
;
1-16
20c
$1.18
$1.35
$1.34
Corp. " (quar.)
after British
share
Electrical
':$75c
i
Inc.—
(quar.)_:^
preferred (quar.)
Ltee,
5
1-
Co. *(quar.)_
r
preferred,
Foods
Detrex
.
(quar.)
■
5%%
(s-a)
&
1-
3%
%—1____■___
Musical Industries, Ltd—
American shares, (final) equal to about llc_
12-15
3
11-29
11-29
11-29
-.11-29
11-29
25c
c
common
1-15
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
_1- 1
1-15
$1.03
$1.12
Mquar.)i___
Share
12-12
1
Electric &
1- 4
1-15
t,
1-3
2-
v
(quar.)__'_
&
2-1
'
—
(quar.)__:
preferred
$1.50
A
preferred
&
35c
____
Power
Detroit
1
$1.25
—...
Electronics
5%
,
12-15
\
1-15
.1-
1
-
preferred
Bank
6
2
j3c
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries,
per
preferred. (quar.)__
Detroit
12-
1-
2-
10c
(quar.)—.
Y.)
1
1-
1-15
$1.25
Extra
1
12-29
10c
I
Bakeries
Eldon
Co.
12-18
1- 2
12-15
$1.12%
—
r
dividend
Mfg.
12-15
1- 1
1-15
•1"15
—_—
(quar.)
Nut
12-29
-10c
27%c
< incr.
(initial)
(quar.)
Stock
12-15
(La.)
(quar.)
Stop
12-29
1- '2
12-15
1-22
12-29
$1.06%
22%c
(quar.)
(quar.')__.
preferred
Pa.)—
(quar.)
Deltown
6
$1
-
Ltd..
'Consolidated
<
12-
19-
12-
$1.37%
3
Fund,
Hudson
12-26
soc
:
•
Di
!
(quar.)
Consolidated
12-30
pfd.
split
preferred
12-16
„
5%
preferred- (quar.)
15c
Securities
Denault,
1
12-29
4%
-
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
Mines,
»,
II
(quar.)
Insurance
common
40c
Coniagas
12-
12-20
20c
40c
'
Machinery
20c
Corp.
preferred
preferred
Elastic
12-29
1-15
.
5%
common
stock
$5.40
:
12-30
1- 3
15c
4%%
$5.36
•
..
(quar.)
$4.72
1
1-15
93%c
-
Denver-Chicago Trucking,
5%
..40c,
...
,
City)--(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.).
.
...
dividend
Shoe
12-15
20c
-
(quar.)
Mfg
&
4.56%
12-30-
\%
preferred (quar.)
Compo
?
•-
4.28%,
4.20%.
ioc
-
Commonwealth Water Co., 5%%
,
12-11
Co.
&
Co.
Delaware
12-14
12-14
10c
(increased)w—~
Corp.
•
&
12-12
2%%
(quar,)...
Gas Corp. (stock dividend)
Commonwealth Loan Co. (Indianapolis)
^
12-15
12-28
1
,
•
I_III
Co.
12-29
—.
.
investment
Nut
1
3.70%
1
Trust
2%c
i
$37%c
1
Electric. Co.—
Paso
$4.50
12-11
iquar.)
preferred
12-30
,50c
-
Commonwealth
,
12-29
new
preferred
$4.12
12-12
Records
1
*
(Chicago)
(quar.)
Solvents
5%
Decca
Decker
1-
$175
Bank of North America—
dividend
Milk
1-
$4
'dividend—
Commercial
•El
,
2
12-28
-
class
Phillius Stores,
20c
s
net
12-28
25c
(quar.)
Metals
t
•
12-
12-31
1-10
•
•
12-30
"
Credit- Co.
112-
9c
Iron
Mutual
Debenture
$4
common
Ohio
Commercial
1-15
1-2
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Inc.—
preferred
Dean
8
68%c
_i.
Commercial
4%%
1- 5
12- 8
___!
Inc.,
Engineering
Products,
Two-for-one
9-17
-
12-28
(quar.)___
^
Frere,
Vegh
A
(Harrisourg,
___"
Malleable
(From
8
$1.33%
common
(quar.).
Drug
12-
31 %c
—__—;
i Commercial
I" 2
12-
$1.25
Mfg.;
Southern
r
de
Dean
(quar.):
Combined Insurance Co. of America
•
3-15
12-30
3
common
Ry.,
Ekco
6-18
•
25c
(quar.)
Trust
preferred
Mines,
5%
12-12
3-31
&
Dayton
12-18
preferred—
Quarterly
Day
1-23
12-29
6c
(quar.)
Southern
Dental
Columbus
.
12-19
12-30
(quar.)
'
Columbus
12-19
2
62%c
(nuar.)
preferred
&
2
87%c
(quar.)..
Interstate Gas,
preferred
Colorado
1-
87%c
.
conv.
1-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
3-19
25c
preferred
Industries
Deposit
Quarterly.-.
David
20c
preferred
3-30
.Edwards
1-17
1- 5
1-15
;(quar.)
Electric
12-18
^ 1-15
(quar.)—
:
Stores
12-18
(quar.)_
3%%
Dauphin
5
2-15
$1.75
$1
common
Growth & Energy Shares
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—
,
12-
6%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Corp.,
Daryl
*
Colonial
;
River
12-15
(quar.).
preferred,
$3.50
.
dividend
Sault
2%c
System, class A
Mills, common (quar.)___
12-30
J.)
Extra...
$3.50
f
Stock
(Pa.)
Bros.
1
-
25c
$1
7%c
(payable In Class A stock)
Steel
Edison
50c
Transit
Dan
12-18
Co.
Co.,
dividend
Edgecomb
B
Edison
2
12-15
___
(quar.)—_—I
class
1- 4
2
~
and
~
(quar.)_J.__
-
Colgate-Palmolive
•
6
C.
12-28
I2%c
,
Extra
,
Stock
,
A
12-21
2-
12-29
.
(initial quar.)______^_
(quar.)__!
Class
12-15
-
1-
non-cum..
35c
—_
:___
•
Forge-Waynesboro^ Telephone? Co.—
(Virginia 1
Bank
12-15
Baler
Economy
Elder
(reduced)-
(increased).—
National
12-11
$1.12%
.
12-22
1-1-62
r
Clinton
2
$1.12%
,
(quar.)_^_
12-30
Clifton
„•
1-
1-19
12-29
$30c
'
,
2
10c
12-29
$1.75
preferred A (quar.)__
Cutter Laboratories,
class A - (resumed)Class
B
(resumed)
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
12-18
$1
Clevite Corp.
r
-■
$2
pfd.
preferred
common
v
.
quar.)
Eddy Match, Ltd.
1-
"
"
Edgcomb Steel of New England—•
10c
;
4%%
4%%
preferred A
12-2'J
9-28
Clothing,
$4
(increased
12-11
7- 2
Cudahy Packing Co.,
Common
12-12
1-22
1
1-
$50c
2
$1.75
12-29
3%
2-1G
12-29
12-
12-30
1-18
12-15
(quar.)—
y
,
2
$1.75
Curlee
Ltd.
Inc.—
2
$$1.62%
:
20c
(quar.)
Cleveland-Union Stock Yards
•
preferred A (quar.)
Sugar, common
.Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
Trust,
Laboratory,
1-
$1.75
12-11
Investment
1-
I
1
1- 2
1-16
2- 1
Extra
1-
(quar.)_:
12-13
Economics
$25c
t5c
12-
90c
$1.50
15c
(s-a)
1-15
2%
1-5
1-5
12- 1
14141-
25c
Pennsylvania RR.
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
12-20
20c
2- 1
2- 1
1- 2
(quar.)
preferred
1-2
(quar.)_
12-15
—
2-15
preferred
5
Echlin
1-15
preferred
1
(quar.)
Corp.
A
Extra
$3.60
12-14
7%
1-
preferred
preferred
Eastern
1-
Corp.—
J45c
$30c
•___•
3%
Hosiery
;
] Clark Oil & Refining Corp. (stk. dividend)
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating—s l
1
7%
1-
32 %c
1
2-
1
2-
12-30
$1.37%
2-
1
2
1
2
4
$1.75
$1.50
50c
—
(quar.)__—
Steel
12-15
1-15
12-11
12-11
1- 2
12-15
3-15
12-15
3-15
12-15
(accumulative)
$6
B
(accumulative)
Eastman Kodak Co., common (quar.)
12-25
1-15
12-28
;12-13
2-10
12-29
12-20
$7
Economics
(quar.)
(quar.)___
1%
12-15
2
$1.31*4
preferred
-
12-29
8
6
(quar.)
com.
common
7%
dividend).
States
6
(quar.)
dividend)
Ltd.,
the
by
Stainless
12-
(quar.)
; Claussner
preferred
(stock
preferred
City Gas Co. of Florida (quar.)_
City Investing Co., 5%%- preferred ((quar.)_
City Products Corp. (quar.)_
Clarostat
Mfg.% (stock dividend).:
$4.50
Forster
Eastern
Eastern
12-
10%
America,
7%
io%
(stock
International,
12-15
12-18
•
(quar.)
&
1
12-
Cuban-American
Currency
class
preferred
•
Crum
1
12-30
—
(quar.)-—!_____
1-
1-15
(quar.)
is
payment
approval
of
$1
(quar.)
common
—
1-
12-30
:
Co.
Crush
proposed
a
(Toronto)
dividend
5% %
12-11
30c
Co.
(Los Angeles) —
vote at the annual meet¬
Stockholders will
,10%
Yards
Co.
Assn.,
preferred
preferred
1
2- 1
12-28
1- 1
2- 1
15c
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
Corp.
Racing
12-28
15c
(Canada), class A
Crown
Bank
$1
25c
12- 8
1-8
12-lo
10c
40c
$1.12%
5%
7%c
7%c
25c
25c
22%c
(quar.)
Assoc., com.
(quar.)—
45c
Crown
Stock
12-15
12-15
.
12-29
(qu£r.)_™
(increased)___
Crown
Union
1-5
(quar.J75c
Ltd.
Fuel
Quarterly
3-15
2-15
National
11-17
2
50c
8-15
Quarterly
1-
35c
•
5-15
Cincinnati
Eastern
5%
(quar.)_
1
-Citizens
Lime
Eastern
2VUc
(quar.)
&
preferred
%%
12-20
12-20
1-
12-29
2-9
50c# 12-31
_
Gas
class A
Co.,
Gas
1
15c
v";.
1
Steel
4
Natural
Tennessee
Eastern
1-25
2-26
15c
8-31
Stock
Eastern Can
1-1-62
12%c
—
6-
Crucible
East
1-12
tlOc
3-
Telephone—
12-15
12-15
1-31
50c
Insurance'IToi-onto)
Trust
2
1-
.
12-15
2
1-
25c
Co.—
11-20
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1-1
3114c
5%
Co. (Texas) (quar.)
(stock dividend)
of America, $>x pi ex. (s-a)^
Corp.
1-
17%c
(quar.)
Seal
12-2_
"11-20
1-15
Corp.
12-29
15c
$1.25
Bell
Dynamics
$2.50
$1.25
Suburban
12-15
;
$1.25
&
12-27
(quar.)
Cork
„
Duval Sulphur & Potash
J6c
Corp
(accum.)
—
Dynalectron
(s-a)
Petroleum
1-15
1-15
1- 1
52%c
52%c
?
.
•
12-15
Mfg.,
B
1- 1
37%c
50c
5%
—
(increased)
common
dividend
12-15
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
Shoe,
Ltd.
Crown
1-
Corp.,
3
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
1-
He
(quar.)
Cincinnati
Stock
12-27
(quar.)
common
preferred
5%
Duro-Test
12-15
$12
(quar.)
5%. preferred
v
,
12-15
1
2oc
Corp.,
(s-a)
Central
$1.18%
_■*.
1
37%c
(accum.)
(quar.)
common
Finance
$i
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5% preferred
(quar.)
11-
10c
preferred
Crown
>
4%
preferred (quar. )_~
4%%
preferred (quar.)_
50c
12-22,
1-10
1-10
12- 4
12- 4
12- 4
12- 4
12- 4
12- 4
12- 4
467/uC
50c
517/sc
51 %c
—
$2.10
75c
12- G
_:
;
1-25
1-25
1-1
31c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
12-15
(quar.)
1
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (S. F.)
Crosset Company,
class A (quar.)
12-20
preferred
11-27
1- 2
12--9
$1.12%
87Vac
—
(increased)__
—
12-29
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Service, Inc., class B (quar.).
Crescent Petroleum, com. (stock dividend)
;> 5%
convertible
preferred
(oua.r.)_—.___
12-15
4.10%
4.20%: preferred
12-^4
-
.
(quar.).
12%c
(quar.)
Petroleum
Craddock-Terry
12-15
2
12-29
50c
preferred
12-14
(initial)
A
12-11
1
4.15%
12-29
25c
Reynolds
12-15
1
12-15
$1.62%
(quar.)
—
Corp.,
Products
preferred
12-15
4
Securities
pfd.
87%c
12-27
3-
6
5
1-
87%c
12-28
6-
Christiana
6%%
(quar.)
12-28
9-
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)__
Light Co.. common
3.75% preferred (quar.)__
,4% preferred (quar.)
12-30
1-
$2
./
$3.50
preferred -tquar.)__
Duquesne Natural Gas—
$1.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)
30c
j-15
Nemours—
12-20
>
1- 2
5c
■
12-22
12-14
12-15
12- 1
12-22
12- 8
12-20
.
1-10
_______—
preferred
/ $4.50
•
series
25c
0-lfi
de
12-15
series
25c
6-15
I.)
12-28
12_15
12-15
11-11
1- 2
,
."-1- 2
„J_.
(quar.).
12-21
1947
Cosden
2Uc
(E.
Pont
(quar.)____
Y.). (quar.)
(N.
Associates
&
•
preferred
5
(quar.)
12-22
?r>o
du
7%
Co.,
1-11
Co.,
Mfg.
12-30
20c
5c
(quar.)*.J
Co.
Trust
Dunlap
12- 3
12-28
25c
$1.75
■
Power
Dunkirk
Co.—
1945
Credit
12-
1-15
4c
Cory Corporation
(quar.)
12-31
20c
preferred
Coronet
3
1- 3
1%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Works,
12-22
.__
1-
%
1
—
Duquesne
preferred
Corroon
5
1-
Extra
(quar.)— --f-r-
(s-a)
(quar.)
50c
Glass
62%c
Cincinnati
(quar.)
114%
Newsprint
15c
Chock-Full-O-Nuts
A
,
55c.
$1.37%
12%c,,
preferred
Chemicals
Duffy-Mott
Duke
,
(quar.)
4%
Corp.,
Dubois
12- 8
12- 8
12- 8
12-15
12t18
12-18
12-13
12-13
1-2-62
1-2-62
1-2-62
1-1
12-27,
93%c
(quar.)^
Rubber
12-30
__
Drilling & Exploration Co.
split)
25c
;
Dravo
12-18
$1.04
class
Varnish
&
Inc.
$1
_
Draper
12-18
$1.12V2
$1.13
(quar.).
(Peter)' Corp.,
Coronation
12-20
1-
12-18
12-31
Corp
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-31
3%%
Ry.—
Co.
12-31
3%%
5
Chemical
Dow
C.)
4c
&
stock
Corning
12-30
(quar.)
Oil
D.
-
America
Coplay Cement
67c
(quar.)
Cotton
-
Extra
.
Quarterly
Quarterly
12-15
Co.,
Company
Cooper Tire
of
(quar.)
Lumber
2
1- 2
1-15
12-29
12-29
$10c
2- 1
$20c :,2-1-62
25c
12--9
_$37%c
•
1- 2
40c
1-15
35c
1- 2
50°
*" 2
12%c
1- 2
12%c
1-10
(quar.)
50%
Connector,
Co.
Cooper
Coro,
__
1-
12-29
12-la
12-29
$15c
$20c
(s-a)_
—
&
Chemical, Ltd.
Douglas
&
Lomason—
Dow
Brewery Ltd.
(quar.)___
■,
t$1.37%c
(Wash.
Coal
Tar
Extra
12-15
12-15
1-
Steel
Dominion
Ltd.
Investments,
&
12-15
12-29
1-15
;
$17%c
—r
Dominion
2
2
_:
Extra
29—
1
$40c
$55(5,
(quar.)—_
common
(quar.)
Scottish
Dominion
.
Copper & Steel Industries—
Paint
Coosa
Chicago Rivet & Machine (Extra)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)_
;
Cook
in¬
(quar.)
Mill &
Chickasha
l
$1.12%
(quar.)—.
preferred
Extra
1-
1
1-
12-15
12-15
12-15
...
(quar.)
„
Steel, Ltd.—
Ltd.,
Glass,
preferred
7%
8
&
preferred
quarterly
Increased
1-
dividend
(L.
2-for-l
15c
Western
Fund
1-
Extra
12-15
Telephone—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
;
4
plus
holders
payable
Canal
&
1-
(NYC)
common
Great
6-30
J50c
_
Co.
9c
dividend
Stock
Cook
7;-
from
Unadilla
Chicago
Chicago
Extra
Stock
Continental
12-15
.1- 3
10c
Continental
12-30
,
capital
Chicago
5%
2
5%
(s-a)
Trust
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. /
3 %%
convertible preferred
Chesapeake Utilities (quar.)
Common
1-
70c
4c
Nov.
Chenango
12-18
j50c
.
Ltd.
holders
from
record
1-10
12-18
5%
York
New
of
to
1
12-29
12-29
12-
iquar..)——
5%
12c
preferred
Controls
Fund,'Inc.—
come
(quar.)
dividend
(quar.)
Quarterly
.
(Toronto)
Wines,
Bank
Chemical
Co.
stock
Semi-annual
Increased
4
Dominion
1-15
Foundries
Dominion
1-15
12- 8
tlOc
t$1.37%c
(quar.)__
.*
Continental Baking Co., common
$5.50
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.—
Semi-annual
Chemical
12-
3c
—
Chateau-Gai
2-
1
$3.75
12-15
2c
Inc.
_.
Chartered
Chase
1-
2i>c
__
.
1
12-29
12-15
2-15 V
7%c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$4.52 preferred "(quar.)
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
8
V 1
1-15
.
—
Ltd., common
dividend
Consumers Power
10-31
56'/4C
75c
America
(quar.)—_—L.
A
Extra
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Investment
Stock
1.25%
(stock, dividend)—
class
(quar.)__
Gas
Year-end
1-10
12-15
(stock dlv.)__
Extra
12-15
1-19
12-28
(quar.)_.
Corp.
Chart-Pak,
Acceptance,
preferred
6%
Chadbourne-Gotham,
preferred
preferred
12-29
5%
27 %c
dividend
Certified
6%
dividend)
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
*•
30c
Consumers
Consumers
.dividend
Stock
Century.. Properties
:
Consumer
Industries,. Inc.-—
Century
Cerro
_
Corset,
20c
o
—
Lta.
Dominion Dairies Ltd.,
1-15
57%c
(quar.)
:,42%c
$2bc
$43c
Dominion
J40c
(quar.)
Ltd.
1- 2
1-31
1-15
1- 2
1-15
39c
$17%c
12-15
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
.,
(quar.)
Ltd.
12-12
(40c
tlOc
Gas
Corp.,
Extra
of
1-15
•
.
(quar.)„
$1.56 pfd.
Corp.,
Mines,
Dome
12-11
2
12-26
17c
Mining & Smelting iiCd. (s-a)
4.75%
4.65%
1-
Dominion
Extra
Service—
preferred, (quar.)
27%c
Trust—
.
Canada General Insurance
Dodge Mfg.
Corp.—
(initial-quar.)
Investment
Consolidated
"
4.15%.
Foods
common
Consolidated
When
Per
\
Company
Name of
Payaole of Rec.
Share
_
Natural
34c
(quar.)
preferred
of Company
1%
"C"
$5
Name
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
.
.
Holders
When
Per
of Rec.
22c
___
1
and
"A"
Hoiaeio
$1.25
common
dividend—*._
$2.50 preferred
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
11-30
-
12-21
2-1
page
46
Volume
194
Number
6119
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2777)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY
YEARLY
RANGE OF PRICES
50
8
Oct
Range Since Jan.1
Hightse
Mar
Lowest
44 Viz Dec
.
21
44% Jan
16
69% Jun
15
52 Va Jan
7
114Va Jun
10
103 Va Jan
25
25
52
Jam 15
38
Dec
21
75
3
Apr
7
126 Va NOV
Abbott
24
Jan
3
6
32 Tb Jail
6
17
Jan
3
24V2 Jun
4
24 Va Jan
3
33Va Nov
47
Jun
17
63
43% Apr
17
98
Apr
20
21% Oct
<?0
3
Dec
22
Dec
19
109 V4 Oct
Oct'24
23Tb Jail
4
10% Jan
3
19% Nov
31
40% Mar
1
22 lb Jan
4
36% Apr
2014 Feb
9Tit Oct,
28
5!) la Sop
29
3 *1n Sep
28
8
24
Mar 14
27 Vb Jim
85
lb Sep
28
73% Nov
16
9
29
24
32% Jan
3
41% Nov
12% Jan
3
20 V4 Aug
9
93% Nov 24
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
53% Jun
-
48
3
-
% Jan
15
88 V2 Jun
8
;AV
18
Air
5 Vt Mar 24
3
387/a Dec
Jan
93
A
9
45% Nov
13lb Jan
5
28% Oct
25
45
Jan
5
321/4 Jan
4
28
53% Apr
4
35
Jan
3
27
50% Sep
19
40
Jan
6
90 lb Jan
12
100
89
May 27
55
12
20%
14,300
13,100
30%
30lb
30%
4,100
22%
22%
22%
23 Vt
91
11,300
93%
90%
92%
9,900
10,800
30%
V 22%
23»/«
22%
22%
91%
93%
92
94
16
16%
16 Vb
16%
32%
32%
31%
10%
10%
10%
83 Va
78%
81%
65%
63
64
62%
16 Va
63%
100% Jun
79
80%
11,700
64
62%
631/B
28,300
62
4 Va
4%
4%
4%
4%
39%
39%
4'/a
38%
39 Vb
4%
4%
19Vt
19
19%
38%
38%
19
19
38%
38J/2
1,700
79 Vt
19
79
79%
19 J/b
19
78%
79%
19%
9,000
78%
79.
-78%
78J/2
3,500
39%
39%
391/2
39'/a
400
39 Vt
V
39 Vt
"91
39 Tb
93
39%
40
93
*91
*39
*91
4
93
11 Va
11 Vt
11 Va
llVt
39%
39%
*39lb
39%
39
39
48%
49
46%
471/2
49%
49
501/4
48
52
*91
49
92 Va
*91 Va
10%
92 %
11 Va
921/2
-
J/2
*91
48 Vt
50%
24
15,300
81Tb
77 Va
V
1
preferred
2,500
Hi/4
39 Va
10
common
16%
32%
10%
4Vt
100
convertible
16-
31%
10%
x81
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System—.
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6'/o gtd—100
6%
16%
32
10'A
10%
81
31 lb
32%
11 Va
86 Va
2
Nov
Dec
Alleghany Corp
16,000
68
20
30J/2
30%
187/b
5
preferred
2IV4
67
30%
30%
39%
i
\
5
—
93
10%
10%
37%
38%
1,400
47%
45%
46%
8,600
48%
921/2
11
38%
49%
48%
49
8,100
15 Tu Oct
25
22 Tb Jan
8
16% Jan
4
5
1
19%
27
20% Sep
Allen Industries Inc
Sep
19%
59
Jail
4
50 % Jan
3
19Va
19%
19%
3
Allied
191/2
66% Aug
9
55%
4
12% Jun .27
54%
54%
19%
17Tb Jail
55%
19%
20
54Vt
54%
15
15 Va
54 VH
54%
14%
151/2
41%
42
4IV2
43'/4
32
May 31
39% Jan
6
36% Jan
24
11Tb Jun
5
7
Oct
52% Apr 13
10% May 11
11
26
58 % Jail
13
44
Jan
3
75
Jan
4
12
Jun
23
22
Oct
26
95
Nov
15
22% Oct
24
84% Sep
5
40
Jail
28
132
-
Dec
'Jan
81
1
17
25
Oct
98
Nov
26% Oct
1-3 ••/' /
Allied
Mills
Allied
Products
Allied
Stores
15
84 lb May
28
19
28
36% Apr
Aug 11
14% Sep
Allied
70% Nov
3
6 Tb Oct
41% Sep
21
16 Tb Dec
Allied
21% Apr 25
29 Va May 15
17
110
26
4.08%
7%
7%
67%
66 V4
81%
82Va
*81Vi
1
18Va
16%
16Va
10
19Va
100Vu
19%
19Va
Mfg
common
convertible preferred.
28
Alpha
Portland
Alside
Inc
Aluminium
Limited
Co
100
100lb
^
— —
28
35
61% Oct
26
23
'
.
108
19
•
Dec
lb
25 lb Oct
4
Jan
55
July 25
23% Oct
26
—
78% Jan
31 % Jan
6
■
30
81 % Mar 30
Aluminum
16
26
19
Jun
69Tb Jan
37% Oct
2
Va Oct
17% Apr
26
25% Jan
4
19Tb Oct
Nov
28
1061b Jan
27
44Tb Jan
18
98 % Sep
36
Jan
22
13
30 % Oct
57
4
44% Jan
4
Oct
18
63
24
30
Jan.
35% Oct
5
37
July 12
131/4 Oct
Feb
15 Vt Jan
8
7
38 Va Jan
51Tb Jan
-
7
28
11
51% Jun
6%
Airlines
4
46 V2 Dec
23
30% Dec
-1
43% Jan
4
35% Dec
14
lb Sep
29
40
46 la Mar 22
Oct
16
26
1612 Jun
2
41% Aug 29
4
34% Jan
Bank
*51% Jan
77
13
28
39 Va Jun
5
Jan
25%
26 Va
26
63 Va
62
63
62
62 '/a
19%
19Va
19V2
19 Va
19%
33
31
32 »/4
42 Tb Jan
53
Dec
27
70 Vt Jan
19 Va Jan
25 Vt May 12
24 Va Jan
26
28
89
21
59% Jun
23 Tb Oct
25
44% July
18
18% Feb
40
30% Dec
30
29
20
46 Va Jan
21
59% July 18
57% Jan
17 Va
Sep
27
33% Jan
4
20 Va Jan
Oct
7
52
8
31% Oct
30
31% Mar 15
13% Oct
22 Vb Sep
9% Jan
30
29
38Tb Jan
8 Va Jan
11
20
6
37% Mar 13
23% Apr 28
12% Apr 18
4
4% %
-
13% Oct
17 % Feb
94
Jan
20
15
16% Jan
20% Sep
3
39% Dec
12
American
28
89% Sep
14
35
Apr
26
American
13% Jan
6
6
Nov
21
20 Va Jan
9
76%
Jan"14
103
Sep
3
99 % Jan
9
28% Nov
9
36 lb Nov
4
20
30
&
22
Hardware
Home
American
May 24
63% Apr 20
5%%
Mach
23
81 Va Oct
13
86 Tb Feb
27
15
24% Jan
3
39Tb Dec
14
American
26
13% Jan
3
20% May 16
American
Metal
17% Dec
22
29% Apr
18
26
18
44
14
67
&
Metal
28 Tb Jan
it44% Sep
Sep
Jun
20
21% Apr
Apr
28
55 % Dec
34
1
30
37
Apr
19
16 Tb Nov
Jan
19
49 Va Aug
54
61
Nov
22
33
Vb Oct
11 Vb Nov
138 % Jun
24
'1
7
48 % Aug
Optical
16% Feb
4
13
12
12% Jan
3
139 Va
145% Aug 24
25
28 lb Oct
17
3
Sep
28
Dec
17 Va Nov
19
; 146
Amer
'2
Potash
Rad
7%
&
16
14
16
Jan
13
26 % Mar 21
American
12
54% Jan
3
72 Vt May 18
54
144% Aug 25
62% Aug 24
Mar
117
3
60% Jan
3
126
Feb
136 Va Jan
Aug
4
119
'34
Jan
4
18
18
Jun
25
Sep
28
38 Vb Jan
20
61 % Oct
2(3
82 % Feb
3
Jiln
25
21
10
27% Mar 15
79 T b Jan
4
Aug
Jun
27% Jan
.76
Feb
1461b Nov
93
20
3
28
127% Apr
27 Vt Jan
3
23
Nov
7%
16
8%
11
107% Nov
23
28% Jan
3
30% Aug 26
108% Dec 30
30 Va Jan
11
103 Vb Jan
3
20
64% Jan
3
111% Nov
121 Va Jan
3
131 Va Nov
22
37Tb July 26
34Tb Jun
Jan
4
32% May 11
15 lb Jan
4
25 Tb Mar
25
.
.14
Feb
Mar
7
26
8
65% Dec
41
Jan
3
63
27
23% Jun
20
19 Va Jan
1
29% Sep
Apr
5
Oct
26
29% Jan
4
Preferred
Sep
18
28 Va May 23
Preferred
13 Va Noc
58% Jan
6
•34VaJan
4
1
22% Sep
17 Va Sep
22
42% Mar
33% Feb
17
55% Jun
17
30 Va Nov
.42 % Oct
31
68% Jan
15
44
30 lb Dec
6
31 Va Oct
5
36
,r
54% Jan
12
17
27
.
Ametek
AMP
5
3
-
Co
30
For
footnotes,
70%
70%
45 lb
45 Va
44%
36%
36%
36%
18%
■
18%
18%
18%
18%
9 lb
9Vb
9%
9 lb
$4
see page
24.
Oil
51%
51%
87%
87%
20
44%
43%
44%
52%
53%
52%
52%
54,500
^,000
6%
,
70 Va
67
68%
67%
44%
V *36%
45 Va
45
37%
*36
18%
18%
19%
9%
9%
9Tb
300
68%
22,300
10,600
45%
37
18%
9
400
19
9,000
9%
26,500
38
38
37%
37%
80%
37%
79 Vb
37%
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
28%
79%
28%
79%
28%
28 Vb
28%
17,900
28'/a
28%
18
18
*28 Va
18%
28%
18%
18%
18%
13,600
1
1
25%
*102
25%
*84
37%
*18
25%
*102
37%
24%
103
37 Vb
85
39 Vb
38
25
103
37%
*
*102
85
Xl6%
16 Tb
16%
16%
58%
*58 %
59%
*58%
Vb
47
17%
16%
47%
47
37%
38%
No par
*45%
v
17%
17
47%
37%
17%
47%
47%
46%
45%
17%
16%
48%
"45%
46%
46
46%
69
70%
68%
69%
69
70%
32 Vb
33%
34
35 Va
34%
35%
51%
~
52%
51%
51%
49
51%
49%
50%
16
141
25 Tb
38
16
15%
141 Vb
*140%
26%
25
38%
38
16%
15%
140%
141
26
25%
46
84,100
20,800
46%
'70%
35
200
17 Va
46
'
51
2,000
3,700
71 Vt
36
57,800
52%.
4,600
16 Vb
16
16%
33,200
141%
*141
142%
290
25%
16
141
58 %
17
71%
100
26%
26
26%
10,500
38 Vb
38
38 Va
2,800
15%
141
25 Tb
38 Vb
38
38
38
par
17%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
18
18
18
18
par
61
62%
63 V8
63%
1,300
63 Vb
63%
62%
63%
62
62%
7,500
142%
1
34%
1
Co
45%
37,000
7,900
16%
,58%
■
45
"
129,200
38
16%
59%
33%
com—5
Foundries
45%
16%
39
85
37%
'
70%
par
37%
*84
38%
32%
—1
3,800
85
16%
58%
59
39%
500
25 Vb
104 %
37%
*84
38%
18%
25
106
37%
85
39%
*18
3,300
*103
24%
*103
'
38 Va
*84
18%
24%
104%
37%
37%
*84
24%
'
17%
17
*58
17
*37%
142%
*142
83
&
2,700
53<!
89
v
37%
123
Refining
27%
27%
1,200
28%
83
101%
81%
*122
22%
22 Vb
142%
142
81%
142
142
81
84
85
*122
123
123
•122
142
142%
85%
*84
123
*122
142%
370
85%
1,100
123
;
22%
22 Vb
21%
35
35%
11,600
35%
37%
*
37%
37%
37%
102
35%
102
39,800
1021b
99%
101 Va
■
99%
101
100%
100%
•35
-34-%
21%
22%
22 Va
21%
38 %
2,000
25
Tel
Co__
common
33%
34%
34
34%
34%
35
34%
25
com
34
34%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
136%
138%
135%
135%
137%
135%
136 %
102
104
102
103%
102%
103 %
102
103
127
127 %
102%
127%,
127 %>
126
16,900
126%
125%
126%
125%
126%
53%
52%
52%
51%
52%
1,200
31,000
24%
25%
1,600
28
28
—33%
12.50
-
100
Corp
25
51%
5
com
series
5Va%
25%
53%
52%
25%
Zinc Lead
Ac
endorsed
Clayton
Corp.
136%
53%
52%
»
•
25%
27%
27
28
*27%
28
*27%
26%
26%
26%
*26
26%
*26
26%
25 Vb
25
25 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14
5,200
3,100
134%
135%
89,100
-
99
No par
47 %
47%
*26
.
14
48%
47%
47%
47%
48
48
28
29
28
28 %
28
28%
20%
21
20 Vb
20%
20%
20%
20%
1
31%
32%
32
32%
32
32%
31%
50
48%
48%
48%
48 Tb
48%
49
No par
34%
6.25
38 *
*92
21.80
1,
35%
37"
No par
Co..;
14%
28% "29%
1
shares—No par
At
33%
25 Va
Smelting—1
•
.
_
'"
93%
33%
"
x36%
*91
.34%
37%
93
t
/
.
,
33%
y
37
45%
45%
46
23%
22%
23%
23%
,
.
•
48%
28
20%
-
26%
14%
*
19,3<
20%
32Tb
48%
34%
34
34%
37 %
37%
38
•91%
93
52,3<
.
46,1(
1,7<
■
''
*91 %
45%
•
53,7(
33%
47%
37%
45%
2,8(
1,9(
48%
■29
34
f «
93
45 Vt
23%
-
:
32%
47% -48%
37%
*91%
45%
34
21%
35
33%
28
*26%
25
25 Vb
*27%
25
series
preferred
Anderson
Apco
67
10,500
43% J
37
'
23%
*52
45 Va
36%
;
27%
3,000
23%
*87%.''
9 lb
•
27%
52%
45Tb
22
Hocking Glass Corp
'
27%
89
84 %
79%
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
17
27%
*51%
*87%
46 lb
84%
;
1
Anaconda Co
26 Vt Nov
*
'
2,700
46
,
par
65
48 Tb Nov
46'/a
70%
*122
16
-
29,100
38%
46%
46%
12.50
common
93% Feb
17
10,600
46
38%
45 lb
*36
*
10
Anaconda Wire Ac Cable—
13
45%
45 Va
38%
70
'
10
Anchor
15
44%
46%
52%
Co
4
Jan
5,300
45%
'
52
1
Sany
45% Apr
21% Nov
1,500
46 Va
%
52%
Chem—No par
44% May 22
37
r
15,600
38%
46
38%
52
—
90 Va Jan
44% Aug 12
44
46%
46 V4
38 Vt
53
51 Va
—1.66%
Inc
Inc
45 %
'
.
44%
Ampex Corp
17
3
May 22
47
44
10
-
; Nov 20
33% Feb
2
-44% July
5
93% Oct 28
Feb
34% May
46%
44%
27% Apr
58% Apr
33
11
Jan
Jan
51% NOV
•.
25
1
46 %
"
'
24
47 Va
43%
100
Viscose
25
31% Sep .26
47
20,200
44%
10
—2
American Water Works Co
American
17%
28%
Co
American
May 11
17%
88
_
7
27
19
150
17%
52Vt
-
25
Tel
27
21
61%
17%
52lb
preferred
27% Sep 28
18% May 17
19% Oct
85
Sep
60
61
88
53
| *88
I 44
vj
;
Develp'm't Corp 1
American Tobacco
6%
36%
60
53
90%
preferred
American
13
36%
23%
100
*
51% May 19
117
12,500
38,200
62
28
preferred_100
Steel
7%
45%
46%
African Inv Co Ltd—£1
American Sugar
5
27%
21%
110
58
28Vt
Inc
Co—
non-cumulative
Stores
'
139% Dec
Snuff
American
27
130% Aug 31
44 Va Dec 16
31 Va Feb.
21%
*103
37%
27%
100
—
Seating
American
14
27%
21%
85%
Ship Building Co__No
Ref'g com_No
Amer South
38% Dec, 21
28
27%
46%
preferred
American
110
110
23%
American Smelt Ac
133 % Dee
42,800
46%
—
Dec
American
10,500
112%
110
84
-No par
Std
35% Aug
21% Oct
9
32%
86
111
of
Co
preferred
Amer Research Ac
59
50% Mar
1,000
31%
23%
No par
_
&
13;% Dec
3
49,100
32 Va
23lb
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
American
21
May 17
195,300
64%
19%
■
American
42 Va Mar 10
27%
62%
19%
85Vt
Corp
Gas
Co
42
Mai-
33% Jan
Jun
27
63%
86
—
Corp_
American
81% Dec
46% Sep
3
27 Va
19%
23%
_
Natural
News
18
8,200
7,200
85%
Fdry com—1.75
Co
American
27
62
Motors
American
Jan
31%
23%
Co
Products
Meter
American
8
Jan
41
200
28%
31
85%
Corp.No
Climax
18
32 Va Jun
43 lb Apr
100%
28%
31%
23 Va
10
Corp
preferred
American
3
*99
28%
85Vt
Products.!—
Investment
27% Jan
3.90%
101
22%
prior preferred
American
73,700
3
^
Power
Hosp Supply
1
86% Dec
46%
46Vt
46%
100
Power
American International
105
19%
No par
Ind
Foreign
31
13
47 Va
38%
preferred
Oct
20% Jun
46%
Crystal Sugar common_10
American
26
19%
7,200
57%
47%
38y4
Corp—
5
European Secur__-No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
Sep
Jan
47%
47 lb
Enka
26
24
48 Vt
38 Va
Barge Line Co
Electric
75 Va Nov
18
x47%
38%
Cable—__No par
Co
No par
Consumer
prior
American
19%
•61
17%
46%
American
-
18,700
36%
62
17%
45%
&
American
f-.
•
49%
60
16 Vu
21%
17%
1
American
*
49 V2
82%
15%
*102
17%
12.50
American Cyanamid Co_
American Distilling Co
29
47% Dec
4
Jail
3
,
No par
Co
common
Chicle
Commer
American
:
-
18
25
Co
Chain
American
b
77% Nov
23
17 Va Dec
2
Mar 20
56% Nov
3
28
Oct
50
Jan
39% Sep
29% Jan
14
21
93
Feb
84
5
Mar 30
29% Apr
59% Jun
Amer
*61
17%
preferred
American
-
Shoe
54
61
*81%
16 lb
27%
105
56%
58
61
81%
31%
37%
57
62
66%
109
36%
59 Vt
,
2
Corp_„
Inc
Can
American
97% Mar 28
11
36% Sep
81 % Jun
6% Jun
7
24% Jan.
39% Oct
*'
Jun
59 V4
"61
50
65%
26%
21 Va
*102
38
3,000
67 Va
*19%
27%
21%
110
37%
5,600
Vt
X62 %
110
27 V2
21 %
*102
38%
106
27%
21 Va
110
37%
lo
common
27 Va
21%
"104
100
No par
108
43%
7%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
1%
21 Va
—1
Co_
105%
15,500
7%
16
26%
61V2
108Va 112V4
27% "28 Va
16%
42%
8
31
"19V2
No par
16
.
1,800
36,700
19%
31%
32
70
19%
81 %
28%
33%
92%
54%
28%
28%
31
32 Va
33,200
19%
16%
*99
28%
31%
preferred
Arma
Brake
American
'
98 la
28Vt
common.
Note
Bosch
American
17
Nov
36
38% Aug 23.
61Tb Apr
49
98V2
31 '/a
preferred
American
25% Mar
19%
1
Corp
Bakeries
American
6
16%
28%
12.50
convertible
American
5
24 Va Apr
4
3%%
16 Va
19%
31%
26 Va
Agricultural Chemical__No par
American
10
6414 Apr
3
Petroleum
American
May 31
16%
19%
92
11%
54
,
43%
66
28V2
Corp
Amer
82 Va
31
25%
America
Amerada
May 11
47% Aug
69 Va Nov
of
Amerace
27 Va May 17
130
3
58% Sep
4
7
34
23
91
34 V2 Doc
11
119% Dec
3
24
21
Mar 24
16Va
7%
66%
100
93%
43
7 Tb
"811/2
82Vt
*98
*92 Va
67 Va
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co
28
-
7%
10
Nopai
56 % Nov
30
.
—
12
19% Nov
4
22 Va Dec
4
25 % Dec
„
Jan
7%
67
No par
Cement
'
28 lb Sep
-
7%
x65Va
100
36% Sep 11
38% May 16
35 Va Feb
41
5
Supermarkets Inc——.
Allls-Chalmers
May 15
40Vt
No par
15 lb
common—No par
Corp
Corp
preferred
4%
3
15
5
93
37%
12% Dec
>
*91
30,700-"
45 lb
46
Chemical Corp
Kid Co
11,600
1,200
20%
64%
__1
common
119 J/2
67 J/4
10%
2
Inc
119 lb
21
16%
2
Corp——_
119
20%
23%
33 Vt
100
71%
20 J/b
66 J/4
20%
93
32 %
56
70%
66'A
66
20 Vb
84
No par
Issued
4V2 %
4
15% Apr
Inc
Products
Inc
•
*54
20 J/2
66 %
20%
16%
1
71%
119
20%
66
92
50c
Chemicals
Industries
When
7
42% Aug
9% Sep
J
Aldens
4
56 V2 Jan
&
19%
Shares
55
69 lb
72%
121 %
20 Vb
"
the Week
Dee. 22
55
71%
120%
19%
Friday
Dec. 21
74
19%
Sales for
Thursday
56
22%
1
Products
Reduction
Alco
11
32 1/4
Sep
33% Jan
Corp
Alabama Gas
29
Dec
No par
1
Products
3% Nov
8
8% May 11.
Aeroquip
Control
61 Va Nov
4
Corp
Admiral Corp
Air
4
11% Oct
30%
Air
14
38% Feb
66%
21 Vt
3OV2
9
Jan
84
66 Va
20%
19%
*54
125
125
1
Co_—
19%
56
72%
125
10
Co
Express
12
714 Jail
741/4
*123
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
21
14 Va Mar
86 Va Dec
73%
100
25
Steel
Dec .20
*54
1
Adams-Mills
29
Oct
5
56
Vending Corp
Adams
6
10
22
common
preferred
Wednesday
Dec. Ill
ACF Industries Inc
22
68
convertible
PRICES
Tuesday
Dec. 18
*54
Acme
5
28 lb Jan
Dec
Monday
Par
1
Laboratories
4%
ABC
LISTED STOCK
.
STOCK
Abacus Fund
27% May 16
23%lKay31
16 Va Apr 14
16
YORK
EXCHANGE
55
6
17% Sep
35 Vh Oct.
NEW
Highest
26
98 lb Mar
FOR EVERY
stocks
Year 1960
l
40
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Lowest
13
93
45%
»
45 Va
45%
1,700
23%-
23%
10.200
"
23%
.
-
-
23% -123%
•-
.
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.
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'7
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
-
Year I960
Lowest
Hightse
23'A July 26
57
Sep
5
93 v, jan
3
28
40'/4 Jan
39% Dec
20
37*% Feb
21
8
b7% Jan
3
77% Jan
19
4
37% Jan
42% Feb
19
26
53 y2 Dec
21
13
83 % Aug 26
28Va Oct
24
44 Va Jun
9
30
12% Oct
10
20 V* Jan
11
27% Jan
29% Jun:
106
63
20 % Sep
9% Jan.
15
88 Va
47
69% Feb
102% Feb
53 y« Jan
110
82
3
9% Jan
3
35% Jan
29
4
83
May 11
29
54
40 % Mar
4
58% Feb
24
39 Va Dec
17
43% Dec
29
42% Jan
3
74Va Jan
4
80 % Aug
76.
18,
Jan
5
6'% Jan
15% Feb
15
10
20,% Jan
4
13 y2 Jan
5
24 Va Jan
H
21% Feb
1
27% Sep
11% May U
19% Dec
13% Jan
17 y. Feb
17 Va Aug 18
18% Dec
30
19
30
3
27% Aug
68 Va May
2
43%
17
17
32 Va
$1.50 series.No par
Goods
Corp com__i
preferred
Col
82%
82%
24%'
24%
-20
10 %
Avcq Corp
8
Avnet
Electronics
;
*85%
40
39'%
40
: 5,600
55%
56%
55'%
5 6 Va
20,000
24%
*
82%
17%
17%
17%
2o
2b
29%
28%
29
28%
30%
24%
29%
28%
4,100
26%
39,-300
10%
14,800
2%
10%
10%
■5 17%
/■
17%
*24%
31%
24
28%
29%
;
/
17%
28%
? 8,900
.
;
,
"
.25
30'%
24%
430
4,000
102,200
10%
,\
24%
'V
24%
29%:
83%
.2%
10%
*24
30
....
30,
.
„24
1V/B
25
3,400
?-
86:
23%
2%
•
49%-
83%
24'%
2%
10%. 10%
83%
24%
:
2%
2oy2
78%
'
83
2%
24%
380
86
24
28%
6,100
-
39%
83
24*/2
700
,;/■
*85%
10 Va
30%
44
10'/a
*2U. -■/
\25
106%.
*43
•48%
*17%
24%
107%
106
10'%
10%
29 ' •
106%
106
49%
17%
5c
Corp
43%
108 %
4,600
''6,300
49%
25 *
—1
—
:V
»
•10%
28%
Automatic Canteen Qo of Amer_2.50
1,600
32%
'26%
43%
39%
10%
.21%
32%
-26%
106 Va
v
f ?
86
17%
par
26%'
105
-
56%
2%
21%
32%
26%
560
io.y4
55%
2%
22
17%
49%
io%
,49%
25
No par
($1.20)—No
2%-
17%
26%
83%
24
2%
17%
22
110
4,600
'
26%
39 Va
82%
—1
v'
.
4,800
44
26%
56%
;
83'%
44
26%
*85%
39%
*82%
'
78'/a
85%
56
35,800
68%
78%
.' 24 y4
39%
56 y2
16,800
50 Va
78%
39%
39%
73
49%
68'%
32%
106%
.'10%
1-1
common
pref
'I
.......
,
in;
•
106
■49
72'%
50%
69%
♦17
43%
26%
55%
Industries—
:X,V 43%
109
75%
68%
26%
v
%
49%
21%
32%
26%
26%
10 Va
12,500
44
b20%
85%
38'%
'
78%
4 8%
37%
84
78
,48%
85 Va'
33,600
38%,
73
43%
78 Va
'10%
9,100
79%
*82%
77%
10%,
36%
77'%
38%
,
17
21%
112%
47%,
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36
74%
44
31%
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1Q6%.. 107
.
-100
.
,
112%
i8Va
10
common
common
prior
107%; \>.
26% *27%
Line RRJ?—No par
Nichols
Conv
112%
107
78
22%
43%,
'
10
preferred---.-,—
Austin
V-
45
112%
100
L
Investment
%
"43
Shares
36
73%
.
83
*43%
26%
43%
21%
,
the Week
35
:
•
71 Va
17
26%,
Coast
2
,
43%
22%
/
,
49%
"
83
17
31%
Chemical
5%
24
May 10
29% May 12
45% Mar 29
70
33'%
Dry
Corp
49
71
44
preferred—10
City Electric Co com—4%
preferred J
—1':
L.100
Atlas
49 y2
82% J- 82 %
-
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 22
'
43%
non-cumulative
Atlas
48%
70
49'%
71%
83%
27 Va
$3.75 series B preferred
5
76:%
26%
Atlantic
12
38%
75
32%
Die.—
Atlantic Refining
27
38%
76%
2.50
4
25
39%
75%
22
2
4% Feb
1
52'/a July U
5%
73%
2.50
preferred
4%
35%
73%
*16%
Atlantic
14% Apr
31
Mar H
i;..
30
12% Aug
31
16
34%
74%
Refining common—1
&
1st
36%
73%
38%
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_l0
29
20% Oct
Oil
PRICES
Dec. 21
77%
*82%.
SALE
Thursday
35
5
——;
HIGH
Dec. 20
39 '4
71
par
AND
Wednesday
75
48%
,1-
common
Corp
Industries
5.25%
21
30% Jun,
—5
Co
48% Feb.
11
77
10
(Del)
_
Associates
Nov
2y2 Nov
4
2
3
Co
Associated
84% Oct
74%
38%
;
Cork
Corp
2nd
May
36%
_2.50
Co
Corp
60
3
21% Oct
Dec
13% Dec
&
Ashland
Aug 24
Dec. 19
5
Service
Constable
Arvtn
Jun
87% Feb
20
31% Jun
Steel
Aro
Oct; 23
Tuesday
Dec. 18
36 Va
Corp
Public
Arnold
July
Nov 21
LOW
Monday
preferred,.——No
Armstrong Rubber Co
19
10% Nov
July 14
•,%.
•-
$3.75
115 y2 Dec
21% Jan
5
38 y2 Aug
1
79% Jan
5
Sep
Oil
Armco
28% Jun
1(1% Aug 29
7
28% Feb
Armstrong
Jan
4
27% Jan
27
Armour
6
19 %
'35% Jan
21
Jan
'
3
Feb"
5
Dec
75
9
10
56.y» Jan
9
24 % Aug
36% Dec
July 18
27
Feb
49% Oct
100
Arizona
20
4
37% Jan
1
3
Sep
Argo
19
22
5
23% Jan
24
July 25
18
Jan
22
43% Oct
85 y2 July 28
46
May 22
13% Mar 16
20
16% Oct
Jan
.!•'
No par
74 Va Oct
78% Jan 11
-
Archer-Danie'ls-Midland
12
79% Aug
53% Aug
4
28
Jan
Jan
•
STOCK
Par
79% Dec
1
YORK
EXCHANGE
43% Apr
3
50
Sep
39
75
29
NEW
Highest
37 y2 Sep
305/b oep
STOCKS
■
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
.
500
87,900
24%
42,900
29%
%
I
200
..
32%
28,600
B
7% Jan
4% Jan
37% Jan
36 Va Jan
4% Aug 16
27% Oct
5
Oct~31
ITVa.Jan
7% Mar 29
Babbitt
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(B
Inc^,.,.,
59% Dec
15
18
11% Nov
9
12% Jan
4
3
19 V8 Aug
15
Baker Oil Tools, Inc—-,
1
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp——13
Babcock
Wilcox
&
24% Jan 26
3Q;% Aug 12
27% Jan
20
41% Nov
15
Baltimore
90% Jan
98% Aug 30
94% Jan
4
103% Dec
11
Jai\
24% Oct
Sep
8,
43% Jan
8
31
80
82 Va Jan
14
23% Nov
22
Aug 15
21 Va Dec
22
11
33% Dec
15
9
33% Dec
15
88
22 % Sep 28
34
45% Oct 26
62% Feb
39
43% Oct 26
Aug
12
13% Dec
16.
13% Mar
Jan
1
72 % Dec
29
52 % Sep
IT
16.% Oct
12
15% Jan
Dec
27
25% Jan
8
18% Feb
47
12% Deq 21
49
18
62% Jan
Basic
Bausch
31% Dec
13
37
56% Dec
Mar 21
Mar
90% Feb
1
249
3
97
is y8 Sep
20
103% Sep* *-2
83
19 % Nov
7
Oct
Jan
Laboratories
Bayuk
27
Beatrice
Cigars
Co
Nov
27
159% Dec
12
Beckman
25
6
87
Dec
1
S)
(A
12
17% Apr
18
31
Oct
2
50% Dec
29
48% Jan
16
14% Jun
20% Mar 29
14% Jan
4
57 y2 Jun
13
46 Va Sep
25
69 7A May 25
Bell
17 Va Aug
30
10% Dec
21
16% Apr
19
11% July 27
86% Oct
24
74 y2 Jan
4
32% Feb
3
34% Dec
22
45
7
50 y2 Nov
28
58
Jun
1
Jun
30% Nov
33% Feb
37% Dec
138% Jan
1% Oct
10
1
12
3
1 y8 Jan
33 % Jan
13
50
Jun
8
39
5
57% Jan
4
39 Va July
11% Dec
151
19
69% Oct
18
Aug 26
21% Feb
140% Sep
12 Va Jan
3
82
Feb
3
l%Jan
3
42% Dec
13
1
3
22% Dec
84
9
33
v4
31 ya Sep
26
71% Apr
45% Apr
6
22% Jan
3
4
16 Va Jan
4
-
Mar 28
39 Va Dec
28'A Jan
6
24
26
22% Jan
28
11
18% Jan
17% May 11
24% Feb
10,
19% Jan
5
55% Feb
48, Va Jan
13
5
79% Mar 30
.•
Dec
6
"
69
——'.
Sep
22
Jan
1
Best
21%
37%
53%
53%
53'%
52%
71 Va
68
12
Bobbie
7
Bohn
8
Bond
23% Aug
36 Va Apr
79 % Nov
49Va Dec
80% Oct
Oct
26
91
Dec
4
3% Dec
12
12
Jan
3
5% Dec
12
76% Jan
25
4
82
Mar
Jan
29
3
30% Jan
11
45
lo
112
Jan
44% Dec
1
50
4
36%'
7-
24 Va Jan \4
13% Jan
13% Dec
6
27% Jan
12
Jun
Dec
Dec
•
86% Mar 14
30
3ft
,
44
Jan
35
Jan
5
Oct
6
86
Sep
15
80% Oct
2;
103/8 Oct 26
30% Nov
7
24
Jan
18
29
177/a Jan
4
26% Jup
3
25
24
3
4
/
Brown
Shoe
8
Co
Bullard
22% May 10
Bulava
16% Jan'
3
24% Nov
28
Burlington
73% Jan
3
82 y2 Sep
29
68
Feb
2
89% Sep
81
Jan
26
86
23
Jan
26
37
26% Dec
5
40% Jun
20% Oct 28
55
May 26.
For
1
Jan
4
27
Sep
6
4% Jan
13% Jan
3
18% Oct
20;
92
14
Dec
24% Dec
,
8.7
4(9
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11% Apr
77% Jan
8
Sep 12
Apr. 29
•
*
40
42%
42%
4,400
41 Va
142%
141%
40%
142%
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135.000
141%
142%
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142%
1,300
22%
9,000
21%
21 Va
21%
79%
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79 Va
56%
56%
36%
37'%
37
37%
25 Va
25
25
57 %
35%
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35%
21%
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56%
58%
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35%
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,
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21%-
79
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52%
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83 %
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52'/a
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80
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20
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19
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3,100
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43%
52%
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3,900
85,100
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23%
21%
4
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23 '
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..
45% .,.46%
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-
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36
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58%
36%
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1,200
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57%
37
25%
29%
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\
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25
'40%
21%
79%.
29'%
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45,600
42%
52%
31
8% Nov
30
5
12
Nov
30
10
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39%
39%
13 '
62
59
15'%
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42%
44 Va
Terminal
Co
(A
California
Callahan
Co
Packing
Mining
Calumet
&
1
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Corp
Inc—
91,700
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17%
2.50
Canada
56% Nov
10
conv
Corp
7%
--2,200
17%
Southern
Ry
Co
16'%
100.
Breweries Ltd
No par
Pacific Ry—
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Cannon Mills
Co^——No pa^
.87 ^
;51 %
51;%
55 V
•
•
25 Va
"
23%%
23 Va
;
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24
10,600
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31%
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24
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23%
23
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31%
30%
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52%
55 •
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140
20
5,100
43
103,900
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3,700
10%
1,400
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7
10,800
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15%
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23%
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v
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32,800
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115
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;
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100
3,300
4,600
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30%
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59
23
42%
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54,100
•
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23%
22%
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.
13 Va
15 V4
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59%
15
13%
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59%
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80
V
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12%
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15%
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Canadian
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41
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85
10 Va
v
1
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43%
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15
23
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31
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preferred
15'%
24
10%
1
—
61,
23V4
79
-
12%
v;'
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12%
59%
*69
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10'
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Campbell Red Lake Mlpes Ltd
Campbell Soup Co——:
Dry
23
3.33Va
Corp
12%
61
15
:
40 Va
13
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,
23Va'
5
preference
1
82%
40
-
100
12 %
82%
40
12%
61
1
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5
Industries Inc
13
J
5
Co
83%
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24%
13
3
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12%
\
24%
51% Dec
27% May'22
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1
;
13 Va
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Bush
Apr
-
1%
41
55
85y4
300
'
40%
51%
;
600
129%
42%
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:
54
100
Burndy Corp
Burroughs
Corp
Byers
83
1%
30
85
43% July 27
i
lVa
52%
81
$4.25
I
129'%
1%
'
40%
;
25 Va
70 % V
6
4
131
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90% Jun
Jan
13,600
51
•131
50%.
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25
80
20,700'
51%
51
52%
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83% Jan
.
62 y8
48%
51
52%
100
Capada
3
62 Va
53'%
51%
100
4
3
62%
29 V4
second
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Jan
61%
51
40%
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52 '
preferred
28
131
13,400
500
42'%'
42'%
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4%%
16
18% Jan
19,100
11
240
3,600
40 %
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preferred-;,
4
21% Jan
see
-
26% Oct
■
49%
10%
*'*;V"50%
22
1.25
Inc
Watch
4%
21% Jan
44
footnotes,
19
22% Jun
12
45% Dec 21
61% Aug 2ft
27
36% Oct
-
4
27% Apr
18
Apr
Feb
49
11 Va
-
40%
No par
Co
50 %
V4
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-
_2.50
Co—
!
17%
53
3 % %
-
13
3
18
19
44 y2 Dec
.
18
7% Jan
Apr.
Bullock's
29
70y2Mar28
;
27 % Jan
3
19% July 21
ay. Jan
3
26% Jan
a-
Feb, 35.
4(3% Map 14
32% Mar 22
Sep
16
3% Oct; 31
12% Deq
6
9% May 13
45
Map 7
Map
2
28;
20 y2 May 27
7% Oct 24
19
Oft
12
53
69%
46%,
100
Inc-^-i
Co
17%
29%
21%
—1
IncX-
18
10,300
42
-v
36%
-24
—5
common
Co——,—
76*% May 13
67% Sep 15
24
Corp
81
51%
-7.50
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
24
Nov
Inc—1.25
80
29 V4'
5
.^5
_1
Club
81%
40%
?;
26
'52%;
32%
41 %
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o
37%
r
19%
32%
*
55.Vt
36%
No par
86
19 Va
51%
1%
20%
:
54%
Corp
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•;•
'
132
1 Va
4,500
10,100
142%.
so,
,
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99
22%
151
40 %
42%
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21% ;
20%
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360
% "98
86'/a
7,800'
40%
..
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common
9
66
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78% May 6
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131
2,400-
69%
49
54'%
51%
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19%
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63
53%
1,900
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Budd
2
Oct
131
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Inc
Bucyrus-Erie
16% Deq
15
;
62
54
2,800
6,300
33
81%
11%
51%
53%
1%
...
35%
Corp_:
14Va Apr 29
4
134
i*79
j
50c
Brass
Buckeye Pipes Line
19
67
62%
;
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22'%
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18
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63
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—2.50
i———
Inc—
preferred series A
Brunswick
8
48% Sep; 13
19% May 17
.•
5.50%
72 y2 Dec
Jan
%; ;'/•
56
preferred—.
Food Stores Inc
36% Aug
9
23% Aug 23
Jan
,
v
Dec 21
May 9
85% Jun
3
31
51
1%
40c, :....■'
Manufacturing Co——3,150
Briggs. & Strattqn Corp
——3
Bristoj-Myers Co common
—1
3%% preferred—100
Brooklyn Union Gas common
-10
10
17% Jan
31
Jan
11 Va Jan
55%
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Briggs
13
Apr 28
74% Mar
>7%
.
6
Dec
97% Oct
17
7
53%
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IncJ__L
Braniff Airways
1
106% Jan
68
63
51
1
50
Bojston & Maine RR common-No par
5%
preferred
—^
100
103 % Nov 21
3ft
29% Aug
12% Dee
80
67% NOV
3
11
110
11%
Co_—
3 % %
15
78% Jan
31% Dec
16;
66
Jan
Jun
Aug 25
76% Aug 19
Mar 22
104
Aug 30
11
3
64% Jan
11 %
V,
50% .50%
11 Va
Boston Edison Co.—,,—,
14
May 18
14% May 15
48
Stores
Borman
6% Mar 22
7% Dec
4
4
50%
11%
—-1——
Borg-Warner
23
26
18
30
50%
1
Co—
Brooks
'
11
13
Dec
50 %
Mfg Co_.
Aluminum &
Borden
12
Jan
66%
18
Co—;
Book-of-the-Month
7
27
13% Jan
IT
82%
18%
Co common
Boeing Co
'
11%
31
82 Va
83 %
*17%
143
21
20^/a Jan
38% Feb
81%
81%
1
22
1,200
53
148 Va
19%
6,900
34%
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1,500-
34
:
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32%
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32%
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54
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53%
69 .%
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32%
42
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42 Va
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V'22%
32
'
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preferred—--—.
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Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
^5
4%% pfd series of 1951
—100
14
23
43% Oct
32
34 Va
69
V
98%
22 Va
No par
Blaw-Knox
22
Jan
19%
1
50
;V
360
9.7
87 Va
41
CO—
Bliss & Laughlin
*320
22%
87%
v
40%
10
33%
;
37'%
53
:
54%
36%
34 Va
21%
54%
"
97 Va
155'%
*84
100
preferred.^
Decker
33%
363
w1*•
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31
J*
•,*340 T. 380
41%
&
33%
32%
,
.
42 Va
Black
9% Dec
12
34
Corp common-—8
18
21%
v
..
70'
—.
Steel
,:k
53%
69%
«32Q ,■
5
Gypsum
'HZ-..-J
54%
Inc—2 pesos
Inc——
,_1
Co
6,500
21%
7%
12
8% Oct
12% Jan
63% Jan
&
Bethlehem
21
37
Consolidated
Bestwall
57% Sep
35
Jan
3
|
76% Aug 31
21% Dec 19
67,
Benguet
Mar 13
59% Dec
7
2
19
20
73 %
!
Co
preferred
conv
20%
54%
Corp—
$4.50
30% Dec
3
67% Dec
1
11
Aug 18
36% Dec
5
40% Feb
5%
1,600.
19
55
;
Beneficial Finance
16
62
21%
-
6
22 Va Feb
Bendix
62
19%
37%
-
138 y2 July
3
35% Jan 26
20
Oct
31
49% Apr 17
148
May 15
6
Jan
5
62
62
54%
^'II!fi -
:
Savers
Howell
&
62
61%
18%
37 %
Corp
RR
Life
19%
73
Belding-Heminway
48% Mar 13
'
7
Jan
29% Jan
6
Dec
Jan
20% Jan
89% Feb
Nov
Creek
Beech-Nut
59% Sep. 22
53
133
41
11
78% Dee
Jan
Aircraft
Beech
2
71
23
31% Nov
Jun
8
12% Oct
18% Oct
Sep
Beech
17
49% Mar 25
21% Dec
33
4
48 % Jan
8
6
35% Sep, 26
37% Oct 24
.21
33% Jan
20
38% Jan
72
28
119 Va Nov
Jan.
20
6
8
Nov
34
19V4
54%'
Bell Intercontinental Corp
37% Jan
8
27% Jun
35% Feb
34
-33%
19%
52%
pfd
42% Apr
88
33%
34%
20
_^l?.50-
4%%
31% Deq 14
32% Mar 31
19
34
19%
33 %
Instruments Inc
Beck Shoe
33%
34
61%
21%
100.
19%
37%
r—
7,300
34%
54%
h
preferred——
Beaunit Mills Inc__—
21%
230
34%
No par
4% %
4,100
21%
-
.
34
21%
100
25%
'•
86
34%
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__1
preferred
24%
21%
37%
common—12.59
prior
conv
86
21%
1
22%, r
17,600
'
86
21%
19%
29,900
37%
87%
21%
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14%
36%
100
21%
19%
6,800.
14%
25
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5,500
16,500
10 Va
100
24
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_10
Inc
14%
5%
55'%
10 V4
101'%
25 Va
35%
19%
5%
54%
•
37%
100
24%
35'/a
60
19
Inc.-
Foods
3%%
14%
37%
100%
25%
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-
60
Corp
Inc_—v.
Lomb
10%
87%
34%
35%
20
—1—10
Corp—!
Works
&
14%
38%
100
5%
56 Va
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34%
33%
1
<;•
21%
20
_i00
14%
5%
54%
10%
•
87%
25%
22
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10%
37%
101%
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5%
57'%
10 Va
38%
TOO %
34
Corp—,—
Products
30
26 Va
—1
Iron
Nov
„
25
33%
stamped—
Aroostook
Oil
Baxter
87%
100
5%
56%
••
14%
38
*86
21%
5%
58'%
/ 14%
100
Inc
Bath
Aug 30
100% May 15
3
Jan
11
82% Nov
17% Mar 14
81
Bangor &
316
11
87
Aug 10
23
Apr 21
6
59
Mar 16
94% Jan
25% Juur; 9,
13
78
4
275
Aug 29
62% Jan
Apr
51% Jan
8.
Dec
3
Preferred
48% July 10
35% Nov 21
3
22
183
19
15
100%
100
■
10%
38
100%
preferred-100
non-cumulative
27% Aug
8
61% Aug 29
47% Jan
33 Va
4%
14%
37%
5%
57
,10%
;io%
100
common
■;
59%
10%
com—No par
Stamped
8
36% Dec
7
19
Basic
37% Aug 23
Ohio
&
18
Barber
38% Jun
Jan
Baltimore
21% Dec
$
45
19
3
8
5
4%
29% May 18
70% Mar 17
39 % May
30% Oct
17
Elec
&
preferred series B
preferred series C—
Jan
63
9
34% Mar
14
Jan
'47% Jan
20
14% Nov
91 % Nov
Gas
5%
58
v.—9
C.o_
4%%
18
5%
,_1
10
Oct
9
11 %
3
80 Va
.*
90
55 Va
5,400
.25,.
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12,700
.
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194
Number
6119
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The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2779)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
49 '/a Jan
5
'
23
19
Sep
10% Dec
35
'
25
36
4
16% Jun
2
10
30
,
43% Jan
3
62% Nov
13
Carolina
39% Jan
3
52 % Mar 30
Carpenter
32'/a Jan
3
49
Carrier
27
Jan
3
46% Feb
1
6% Dec
22
40% Jan
4
5
10
114% Jan
19
Oct
22
7Va Feb
26
2% Nov
19
34 Va Jan
6
.30'/a Feb
74
1
8
94Va Sep
52
89
9
Jan
..
Oct"*25
*31%,
17
71 Va Dec
30
83% Jan
201% July 22
17
Jun
Jan
8
22
» 35 '/a Jan
29
19
«■
Jan
13
Jan
32% Oct
17
Ceco
321/4 Dec
10
21
10
731/4 Dec
5
3
28 Va Jun
3
17
5
Oct
12
•25% J an
15
22% Jan
Jan
.
22
24% Jun
8
18% Jan
3
341/4 Jun
38
Mar
6
75
80% Aug 17
59.
Mar
7
23
27% Jan
3
38«/8 Nov
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
38'/4 Jan
24
Sep
59
20
19% Mar
8
32% Jan
30
88% Jan
42% Jan
27
19%
4
Aug 17
Dec
59
Dec
92
29
Sep
57% Jan
54
18
Dec
8
Central
f
Hudson Gas
Illinois
Light
6
Service
26
Feb
6
47% Nov
22
29
28% Feb
15
25
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
Central Soya Co
——
Nopar
July 18
13% Sep
14
9% Jan
9
23% Nov
Century Industries Co
Oct
24
42
Jan
6
30 y8 Nov
Oct~24
26
40% Apr
51/2 Jan
Oct
24
21
Dec
88
'
3% Jan
4
11
40% Sep
28
7
31
■
6
16% Jan
293/4 Jan
4
203A Jan
3
30% Jun
7% Jan
3
113/, Nov
28
30
13
43% Jan
4
26
693A Jan
5
Aug
6% Dec 29
991/4 Apr
Jan
18
16% Dec
6
14
34'A Jan
19
433A Jan
40'A Apr
24
26% Jan
69% Feb
Nov
32 % Jun
15
4
27"% Mar 20
3
43'% Oct
673A Jan
7
July 19
103
2IV2 Feb
26
■
31
14
3
Feb
7
133/4 Jan
23% Jan
52
.<
"'82
.
*6
20% Dec
22
1
Sep
20
Dec
15
Oct
'
10% Oct
17 3A Nov
38
15
36% Jan
293/4 Jan
20
13
18
18
18
Feb
.
3
26% Oct
12
4
3
38
Feb
'
20
Jan
3
27 % Oct
15
Jan
4
26
4
12% Jan
23
8
30
21% Jan
6
37% Jan
3
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
6
101
26% July 25
'
»
12
71% Jan
2
38% Mar 21
22"
26% Dec
4
94% Feb
27% Dec
5
8
July 19
391/2 Dec 21
37% Jan
1
53%
16% Nov
3
247% Jan
23
.V
Chic
20 3A May 15
&
North
14%
27
•
..
"
10
11
Chock
53% Nov
10
3
49 'A Feb
17
21
51
Dec
4
4%
.
Gas &
C I T Financial
41% Nov
20
6
32% Apr
26
14
51% Mar 20
CleVeland-Cliffs
3
53% Feb
23
90% Jan
11
Apr
56% Dec
5
62
Apr
7
931/2 July 10
8
56% Jan
5
73% Nov
101
61
Nov
15
27
Mar 21
$4.50
&
14
Nov
7
80% Dec
28
.26'/a, Aug 24
21% Jan
4
30y2 Jan
26
Jan
5
25% Dec
5
28% Dec
20
Collins
&
50% Mar 17
Collins
Radio
Colorado
137
8
26% Nov
1
411/4 Jan
6
71% Jan
5
78
7
'
24
76
July
Jun
20
35% Jan
4
131/2 Dec
5
42% Dec
30
50
Jan
18
Feb
34
Dec
7
45% Jun
18% Jun
21
14% Jun
60
Jun
Jan
10
451/a NOV
1
61
Jan
4
133
Apr
10
77% Jan
4
74
29
Oct
24
36% Mar
2
71'A July 10
92% Nov
140
109
July
Nov
15
Special
CleVite
7%
6
17
Co
$3.50
7%
54% Feb
28
42% Apr
19
Columbia
23% Dec
30
23% Jan
3
30
10
17
267/a Nov
28
21% Jan
15
2
711/a NOV
28
67
90% Jan
4
22
8% Feb
3
101
Aug 19
110% Aug 30
141/2 Dec 29
Oct
17
5%%
&
Iron
11% Dec
1
17% Jan
18
7% Jun
6
12% Jan
40% Dec
12
4
68% Dec
30
96% Jan
13
1031% Dec
30
42% Feb
17
60% Jun
27
23
May 26
59
Jan
2
11
761/4 Nov
24
8
$4.25
Pictures
Columbus
351/2 May 26
Combustion
Engineering
55% Dec
13
Commercial
Credit
39% Oct
12
Commercial
30
50% Oct
9
23
107% Dec
111'/a Apr
18
19% Mar 29
4.64%
5.25%
Conde
28
Nov
17
Consolidated
66% Jan
31
90% Nov
27
Consol
Jan
5
105% Apr
3
36% Apr
7
51% Nov
30
Consol
9
39% Nov
13
Consolidated
15% Mar 22
Dec
11
42
% May la
51% Dec
22
50% Jan
3
67% Oct
9
$5
Edison
of N
preferred
Foods
Corp
Consolidated
Laundries
Consolidated
Natural
4
29 3% Jan
10
Consolidation
12
61"% Jan
4
85'A Nov
28
Consumers Power Co com
96% Aug 22
923A Jan
4
100% Nov
27
$4.50
87'A Jan
4
96% Aug 25
Jan
13
98% NOV
20
81% Jan
6
88
85% Jun
12
20% Sep
83
49
Dec
30
4
21% July
5
9OV2 jan 11
117% Oct
31% Dec
2
•
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
24
44% Jan
0
103
Jan
3
34% Jan
3
75% Jan
4
83'A May 23
7% Dec
2
14% Jan
22% Jan
20
77/8 Jan
3
27
18 3A Oct
19
21
19
Dec
6
77% Jan
0
451/4 Nov
32%
31%
32%
61%
58
593/4
34%
33%
34%
7%
6%
46%
46%
37%
37
443A
453A
303/4
30%
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■
43
31
21
44%
20%
32%
31%
58%
60
58%
333/B
333A
7
6%
373/e
33'/a
71/8
46
36%
7%
1
46
37%
36%
300
31%
22,000
573A
59
22,400
333A
7%
37
37
91
933/4
39%
40
39%
40%
39%
26
25%
25%
25
253/e
25
25%
93
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24,800
1,200
37
40'A
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9,100
73/4
46%
46
93
92%
5,700
34
7%
46%
39%
27,200
31%
203/s
31%
59'A
33%
453/4
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31%
20
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31%
31%
46%
43
31%
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7,700
92
11,500
25%
25
300
40
10,900
25
241/a
24"%
23 3A
24%
22%
24'A
24
22%
23%
24%
22%
22 5/8
23
22%
22%
10
22%
23
9%
15,100
9%
10
9%
10%
10
10%
18,400
38
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10
38%
55%
55
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100'A
10%
10
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555/8
100%
21
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54%
23%
351/2
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31
553/4
54%
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38%
55%
38%
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200
55%
55%
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15,900
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10
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21
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22%
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1,500
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28%
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56%
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56%
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19%
19%
193/8
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20
19%
20
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30
301/4
30
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30
30%
28%
28 7/8
6,100
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28%
27%
28%
24
24%
13,500
24
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24%
251/a
9,600
20
18%
19%
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16%
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1,400
27
27%
27'A
27%
10,200
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28
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9
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15
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500
6,500
280
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.
12% May
5
21% May 11
47%
preferred—
4
747/8 Nov
21
7% Jan
3
11% Nov
20
Continental
Motors
46% Oct
26
60% Apr
28
Continental
Oil
31
Sep
20
40% Mar 16
35% Jan
3
Continental
Insurance
of
Continental Steel
•>
8,500
101
160
3,100
85%
280
48'/a
48%
48%
48%
48%
49
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44%:
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44 »
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45%
46%
54%
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54%
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3,900
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47%
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66
95%
58%
33%
52%
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86
100
136%
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1
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26%
13
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36%
36%
36%
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36%
47%
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46%
47%
47%
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47%
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6,200
97
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96
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13,000
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75
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34
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34
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34
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36
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16%
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45
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38%
38%
391/4
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393/8
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29%
30
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79
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41
42
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30
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79
10
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90
70%
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19,200
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71'A
72
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30%
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54%
54
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53%
54%
54'A
543A
17,400
32%
33'A
32%
34
33%
34%
34'A
34%
13,500
45%
46 3A
45%
46%
45%
46
18,900
*106%
x71%
72
433/4
71
*
1'
30%
293A
30%
'
47%
107
106'/a
107%
110%
110%
110%
110%
110
12'A
12%
12%
12%
12
13%
14
133/4
14.
13%
29%
30
10,000
107%
107
107
110
109%
110%
260
12%
12%
8,600
12%
300
13%
13%
13»A
10,300
12
12%
11%
12
11%
11%
ll3/4
12
10,500
64%
65%
64%
65%
65
65%
65%
65%
12,200
83
84%
82
Vi
83 3/4
813A
82%
823/8
83'A
18,600
104'%
104'A
104'A
104'A
104'A
10414
104
46%
48%
46 %
47%
46%
47'A
47
48
7,100
38
38'A
38
38'A
38
38'A
37%
38%
5,000
29%
29
29%
29
29
28%
29
61'A
61%
613/s
613/4
61%
62
603A
61%
41%
*29
.
104%
2,900
700
7,900
42
41%
413A
401/4
41
401/4
40%
4,100
84%
84%
83%
84%
82
83%
813A
82%
12,100
93 Va
94
93%
95
94'A
96
95
96%
1,270
96%
96%
9 6'/a
96%
97
97
•97
973A
88
88
89
89
89
90
*89
90
23%
24%
243/s
25%
25
25%
*93
95
*93
..
95
'.
,
*93
.
95
25%
*93
210
160
253A
19,300
95
*
7%
50
105%
47%
83' •*
7%
50%
105'%
48
83
7%
47 3/8
*83
73A
7%
493A
50 3A
50
105%
•
*105
105%
-
48
84
8
8 %
8
8%
*19
191/2
*19
19%
68%
67
.
-1
J
.
s-rij
67%
47%
*83
8 -
*
,
'
*19
,
58'A
52%
28%
29'A
48 %
73A
8
51
51
*105
105%
47%
48%
r'.' *83
84
8
,8%
*i9
l9,/a
603/1
691/2
10%
10%
51%
52%
53%
38
*106%
38%
291/2
62
_
28%
•'
108
110%
12%
14 Va
12%
65
57%
*135%
267/8
46%
*93
99%
25 %
28%
291/4
64 7/8
lo
137
103%
76
38
5
2,300
27%
4,71/2
1.33%
3,500
85%
28"%
85%
104% 104%
5
*135%
52%
84%
53
*106%
*110
10
137
52
28%
47%
12 %
13%
12
64%
85
101'A
24%
26Va
10
53
86%
*75
47%
Nopar
7
*85%
34
54 %
32%
5
52%
86'A
*33%
28
54%
1
52%
84%
640
420
34
75%
32%
5
.
Delaware
52Va
87
97%
59%
26
53%
25
52%
96
58%
53
1
1
*331/4
96%
58%
75
1
30
'
34
136%
78'A
70%' 41
72'A v
30%
;
58%
102%
25%
29%
Elec—8
*96
86%
78'A
69% 1
71%
30
5
*33'A
34
:
.
52
87%
136%
1®%
5
4,400
13'A
36%
' 32%
50
54%
13'A
*74%
"27
54
53%
36%
,
103%
26%
54%
76
28%
100
3
48
85'A
*100%
12%
America com
22
45%
85%
13%
1
Lines Inc
convertible
48%
101%
12%
.
10
Baking Co common
5
$5.50 preferred
Nopar
Continental Can Inc common—10
$3.75 preferred -—
_No par / *
Continental Copper & Steel com
2
$5
84
101%
35%
97
.*88
24%
Air
86
*100%. 101%
25%
Nopar
11% Jan
May 17
54
No par
59% Dec
62
55
85%
*
35%
Continental
15
54%
preferred
Continental
85% Jun
47%
preferred
3
13
48%
$4.16
5
483A Dec
48%
84"%
94
97
89
24%
95
Mar
86%
101%
48%
42'A
May
58
86'A
101 »/4
.
,
48%
94
Container Corp of
4%
preferred
;
48
84%
12% May 15
111
,
$4.52
9
29 % Feb
87%"
102
42
57% Dec
21
No par
1
24.
303/4
21
25%
Co
Jun
see page
45%
301/2
No par
Coal
44% May 11
7% Dec 29
footnotes,
44%
30%
21 Va
preferred
40
For
44%
27 3A
"
54% Jan
1,100
35%
Gas
63 Va Dec
107
3,700
173/4
l-
25%
Corp
401/2 Jan
37% Jun 28
100% Jun 16
73%
173/4
;
35%
Electronics Industries
7
7
72'A
18
*20%
Nopar
4
Oct
170
73%
18
30%
Y com—No par
5
94
943A
73%
18
27'A
1
531% Jan
14
943/4
75
*17%
25%
Cigar Corp
88'A Jan
Jan
94aA
73%
173/4
"
100
13% Nov
31)
5
943A
7534
173A
19 3A
100
70
3
5
29i/8 Jan
15
26
preferred
preferred
3
20% Jan
19
96
76%
-19
36
Nast
3
93
96
2,000
54%
Inc
Jan
6
5
9,000
50
35%
Co
Publishing Co
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
3
23 % Jan
Apr
35%
493A
*56%
Commonwealth Edison Co com_12.50
20
23
May 17
Oct
35%
50
25Va
Solvents
20
27
35%
50
1
Ohio
9
36'/2 Nov
35%
50%
5
Southern
&
13
101
300
36%
*35
••
'
Nopar
Nopar
16
Jan
74
53'A
common
preferred
23% Jan
7% Jan
463/4
*72%
36
common
21% Jan
12
*46%
50%
"
Broadcasting System_2.50
System Inc
10
Columbia
37
3,700
47%
73
35%;
No par
Columbian Carbon Co
Aug
2,200
23%
26%
Colorado & Southern Ry—
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
35% Aug 18
78% Nov 29
Jun
26
23
35
preferred series B
'74% Aug
10
26
23%
52
1
6
971/4 Jun
•
7,700
26
*46%
68
36%
23'A
Nopar
s
107
19 %
66%
95
*19%
_1
41% Jun
103% Jan
*18%
■
51'/2
55%
stock—50
4%
Corp
Jan
Oct
233A
•
31%
19%
69
25%
-
52% Jan
45
18,000
32
67%
94%
*88%
Columbia Gas
-.4
32%
31%
*18%
35%
Co
Fuel
3
20
2,600
73
47%
gtd—.50
:
—
Aikman
31% Oct
25'% Jun
20
821/2
53
*10
Nopar
.
RR
preferred
39% Aug 16
28'A Jan
127%
821/4
20
95
38
Colgate-Palmolive Co common-——1
14
4
*1261/2
82%
74
483A
4
24
31
127%
47%
27%
15
57
19'A Oct
13% Mar
2,700
73%'
48
59% Dec
1
50% Jan
35%
*46%
•
27 3A
77% Jun
23 % May
24
400
34%
27
13%
5
preferred
Coca-Cola
49% Nov
53% Oct
29i/2
34%
26
'.
116%
Coca-Cola Bottling Co Of N Y
'Jun
3
9
94'/a
*29
34%
'
*16'A
5
30
3
Dec 1
*94
291/4
V
26%
Corporation!
141/4 Jan
56
95%
29
33%
••
•
•
34%
Co
Cluett Peabody & Co com_
43
43'% July 27
391/8 Feb
3
73%
24,400
9%
5
guaranteed
50% Aug 16
Jan
47%
*73
36
37%
5
1
Irori
Pitts
64% Dec
10
*46%
73"%
37%
Nopar
-
preferred
Cleveland
351/2 Apr
721% July
12
24
880
37%
24%
10
Cleveland Electric Ilum common
11
191/2 Nov
-
-26
23%
35,200
12,500
22%
No par
Clark Equipment Co
48% Feb
*253A
23%
7
55
2%
25'A
100
10
—
41% Mar 30
27
40% Jan
41% Oct
Corp_
Co-
15% Apr
5
25%
23%
6%
14,600
2%
39%
100
j
ll7/8 July 27
5
9
25%
23%
37
com_8.50
-
32
23
126'/a Feb
Electric
City Investing Co—
City Products Corp
City Stores Co-——
441/2 Aug
17
25%
47 %
*93
25
Cities Service
59% Jun
Feb
-
19%
25c
Corp
preferred
58 % May 17
99
.
68
5
x
r 4%%. preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
49% Sep 26
201/2 Feb 13
1
48% Mar
66%
46 %
Western com—No par
O'Nuts
Full
Cincinnati
5
11
18
42
*18%
•
62%
55
600
i
*126%
>■' 82%
'
31%-
•
170
.
2%
-
90 'A Dec
33
.311/4-
19%
69%
7
-
~40
Chrysler Corp
103% Dec
47% Jan
30
1
No par
No par
com
Chickasha Cotton Oil—.
.
21
3
Sep
313/8
66'A
7
.
-
36% Dec
Sep
i
I
18
Aug 25
411/4 May 19
July" 14
V* Oct 28
32
Inc
preferred, series A—!
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
-8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—
—No par
24'A Oct
4
30%
*18%
62%
55
*94
30';
19'A
*59%:
34
1
--r-r-
313A Apr
57% Sep
7
Dec
31
95%
701/4
42%
5%
12
98% Feb
.44
Dec"
39% Jun
82%
32
,
Mar 20
821/2 Jan
371/2 Jan
821/2
30'A
Chicago Great;! Western Ry corru_10
h%
preferred—xui
.,-50r
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
No par "
5% series A non-cum pfd
100
"
27
Feb
4
Jan
151/4 Jan
29
78% Jan
4
29% Jan
18
•
4
82%
'
371/8
127%
82»/a
*20%
—
-
10
Class A
)f
-.A
27
32
30
12
Nov
30%
231/2 Jan
;
*126%
35
9,000
45%
35
2%
38%
127'%
43%
451/a
62%
6%
*126%
18%
—
1
13 3/. Dec
371/4
'
54%
2% t
34%
30'%
62
551/4
33i/a
76%
•
,
Mar 30
-
2%
*
;
.
7
42%
V.
95
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co—!—1
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
Chemetron Corp
-<_1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
31/2% Convertible preferred—100
Chicago & Ebst 111 RR com
No par
■
,
1
541%
2%
38
450
52'A
•
'
1
Gotham
$4.50 preferred
373/4 May 28 *: /;
18% Feb 27"'"'
323A Aug 10
V ;33/8 Jan
56%
•
r
•
62%
'
6%
"'94
"
Champion Spark Plug Co
•
May 16
143A Sep
24
Sep
3
Corp
Co,
Champion Papers Inc
»,
4
4
•
28
50% Apr
15% July 31
6
2
50% Nov
Jan
7% Jan
7
13% Oct
91
6
30
24
95
54% Dec
21
Dec
35% Dec
39% Oct
9
30
32
13
17
94
4
Jan
Aircraft
Chadbourn
9
14'A Mar 24
24
6% Nov
Products
601/2
*73
35%
•
West Corp—__2.50
Chain Belt Co
383/4 Jan
17% Oct
34%
23%
5
Certain-teed
.
Mar 17
383/s Oct
'
45%
34
*29%
25%
-
50
_
57
21% Jan
263A Jan
Corp
Cessna
90
6
South
&
461/4 May 31
8 '/4 Nov 27
94% Aug 19
48'/a Aug 25
22% Nov 28
4
30% Dec
Cerro
5
42% Jan
17 Va May 13
14
Dec
6
23
Mar 24
Dec
8
Jan
Central
9
5
34'A Mar
54% Oct
18
701% Jan
3% May 11
40
64
43%
45%
,341/8'
•
44% May 17
8
42%
46'A
341/8
*45%
'
*46'A
'
Nopar
Central RR Co of N J
4,900
34%
«
10
18
24
9,000
44%
29%
•
*
Sep
61%
691/4
-
Jan
531/4 Nov 22
■
'
1—100
17
60%
44%
*18%
com—No par
38
61%
447/8
61
94y4
/
98
44%
29%
-,
-
97
43%
337/a
/
98%
5,800
441/a
94%
82%
11,800
431/8
30%
82%,
13
441/4
34%
126%
12%
98
33%
126%
2,500
12%
46
99
7
2%
95Va
32
62
60%
55%
37%
31%
61
341/4
67/s
2%
451/a
32
12
12%
45
31%
'
'
98
-
46 Va
"
38%
Shares
43%'
*295/8
100
28% May 23
42% Jun 15
7
the Week
Dec. 22
43%
60
55%
*94
,
1
:——20
28
*34
'
Friday
Dec. 21
44%
46
34 V*
61%
2%
& Elec—Nopar
4%%
preferred/Central Illinois Public
46
341/4
37%
Instruments
26
27
42%
54
1
-preferred———-
Oct
.
44%
1
preferred series A-100
conv
29% Jan
20% Sep
9
-
43%<
59
10
,5%vpreferred-'sertes B—
28
79% Dec
Corp_
Central
24
99'/4 Nov
7
45/8
,,
Corp——1
Central Aguirre Sugat Co
—5
Central Foundry Co—
*—:•—__1
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
July 12
75 % Oct 20
28
5%
Cenco
50
46'% Dec 30
Products
Celcftex Corp common™
19% JUly 21
19
Steel
4%%
22
Jan
44%
67/a
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
---7%
2nd preferred——
«
100
28
1162% Oct
98%
*45%
100
J
12'/a
Sales for
Thursday
'
,
61 %
1
PRICES
,'v/
32
981/4
-12.50
preferred—i_
31%
60
/ y.
preferred100
6%% 2nd preferred
1
7
Tractor common_No par
4.20%
i
12%
/
45
32
12
42%
1
common
43 Va
31%
\:
991/4
...,
1
15
Jun
85% Apr
3
(J I) Co
Corp
lnc__——
451/4
59%
v
50
—
General
Products
45
*98%
.
^
10
31
40% Aug
3
——5
—u
Caterpillar
May 23
129
CoJ
12%
SALE
Dec. 20
59%
.
No par
common
32
11%
r
.
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 19
47
32
<
Ry_100
Light
preferred
&
10
,.7%
Mar 20
97
6
24 y« Jan
15
11
Case
5
3
71% Jan
3
90% May 31
11
115% Jan
121'A Sep 21
4% %
Carter
&
Steel
Corp
Carriers
9
417/a Aug 29
28% Nov 29
21
28
24
Oct
13 % Apr
6
Sep
47% Apr
36% Nov
25
% Nov
May 19
Power
45%
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 18
No par
Ohio
&
Monday
5
i,
Carolina Clinchfield
43% July 15
29 % Feb 23
■$
t
Par
-
12
3
114% Jun
Corp
102% Oct
6
LOW
STOCK
(Philip) Mfg Co
Carlisle
0
22 % Jan
5
" Feb
Carey
6
91 % Jan
24
88
Mar 13
Aug 18
78% Jan
■*
26
71 y2 Dec
3
11% Jan
8
41% Jan
38% Sep 28
395/a Nov
60 % May
YORK
EXCHANGE
Carborundum Co
44% Sep 19
58% Jan >4
27 y8 July 22
40% Sep
7'/a Dec
20
26% Jan
98
1
,' 24% Oct,
43% Dec
NEW
Highest
35% Feb 25
12
Feb
Lowest
4
25% Jun
9
88 % Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Hightse
39% Oct
67'A
68
'
"
7%
50
IO51/2
48
'84 " *'
8'A
19%
68'A
7%
8
18,000
50%
50 3/4
105'A
105%
47%
83
8%
48
.
;
83.%.
8%
*19
68"%
190
70
7,700
.19%
68
7,800
19,100
22,500
10'A
10%
IOV4
10%
10
10%
10
10%
11,200
50'/a
51%
50%
51%
50%
51%
51%
523A
22,700
*57%
58%
*57%
58%
56% " 57%
55%
56%
1,300
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2780)
.
.
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Hightse
Lowest
2
24 V4 Jau
4
37Yb Jun
30% Jan
3
40% May 31
July 11
7Yb Jan
3
15% Dec
18
27 V» Jan
4
49 Va Jun
15
13% Jan
3
223/4 May 24
26Y4 Oct
26
19
421/4 Mar
25 % Sep
15
421/4 Feb
6
Dec
1
21
Oct
25
16
33% Jun
17
12% Dec
5
24V4 jan
7
27 Ve Dec
6
55
Jan
4
>
45 Ya May
v
Feb
124
16
83 VB Apr
8
Jun
186
.■
Aug 17
•87
V
145% Sep
9
83 %Jan
v
-
88
Corn
26
1943/4 Apr
4
Nov
16
93% Sep
21
89
5
Jan
5
18% Jan
3
90
Apr
11
27
1
I53/4 Sep
9
13
4
3% Jan
5
46 V4 Jan
11
July 18
72% J*n
18
3
July 27
4 % Sep
40
July 27
643A Jan
7214
Jan
76
12
22 3/4
'
4
17 Va Mar
23% Feb 17
13
Jan
15
16% Feb
28% Feb
17
42
Dec
45
Dec
21
5
40 V4 Feb
23
;:: 23 Ya Dec
14
"1
34% Oct
29 Ya May
•
30
31
Sep
24% Apr
11
4
29
24
11
29% Apr
13
507/8 Mar Id
Dec
12
45% Nov
483/4 Dec
51V4 July 25
67
4
Petroleum
Cork
4
95
Sep
20
89% Jan
6
95% Jun
Dec
5
297/b Jan
4
17% Jan
3
26% May 17
28
109 % Jan
5
90 Va Jan
3
$2
preference-
conv
Zellerbach
Crown
Corp
issued
$4.20
preferred—-—;
109% May 25
88% Nov
15 % Aug 23
22
18
Jan
11
8% Oct
24
14% Jan
4
9% Jan
3
23% Apr 18
13% Aug 21
69 % Mar 23
64 % Jan
5
11% Sep
19
14% Feb
1
31% Mar 29
36% Nov
27
Crucible
3
13
Jan
18
30% Sep
28
37
Jan
14
7 % Dec
20
12% Jan
7
50 % Dec
22
60% Jan
8
10% Aug
17% Dec
29% Dec
16% May 16
3
7
54% Jan
14%
15%
143/4
42
42%
42 V2
31Vc
32
31 YB
31
31%
6,400
153/8
15%
15%
15%
15%
16,500
42 Yb
42V2
43
42%
42%
17- '
3,100
17%
17Ve
35%
36 %
58%
573/4
59%
190 3/4
192%
791
88
17%
6 Va
/
371/8
37%
127%
300
v
61/4
6
161%
23 YB
24
38%
38 Ve
124%
126%
38 7
19
Dec
6
19% Jan
15% Jan
4
22
Mar 16
Cuneo
105%
11
29
37% Jan
7
30 % Jan
3
37
May
$4
27
96
Jan
8
62% Feb
10
82
July
7
31% Jun
22
43% Jan
4
11%
Curtiss-Wright
Class
1,000
59%
59%
58%
59 Yb
58%
59 5 a
9,000
92%
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20%
20
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593%
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105
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16%
12 Vs
33%
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12 Vb
12
;
105
16
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11 Va
33%
33Vb
33 YB
9%
■:
-
10%
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9
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31
31%
11 Vb
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11
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16%
16%
32%
32%
32%
76%
76 %
<
77Va
77%
41 %
42%
42
42 3 8
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90%
200
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12
691/2
68
12 Vb
%
16
123/a
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16
120
13,900
68
34 Y
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500
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33
4,300
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32 %
13,500
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104
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76
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33 Va
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:
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70
59
92%
20%
'
16%
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20
104
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59
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.;
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105
10
Inc
400
467a
——„——1
A
10,900
453%
17%.
32%
Cutler-Hammer
24,500
45
47%
ii'/b
.
387a
127
45
471/4
9
1
common-—.
37 Ya
1253%
-
471/2
31
No par
No par
prior
2,400
24
591/2
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,
7,900
24
59%
12 Ve
V
\
/
47%
68 Va
.
39%
44
300
15 Yb / 16
1251/2
-
7,000
4,000
%
47%
12 Va
68 Va
-
.—5
Inc
Press
16%
5
100
preferred
$1.60 prior preferred-
4
67% Sep
10
Sugar
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis Publishing
common
_1
20
4
4 V2V0
16 Vb
B
43
*77
24%
124%
45
657% : 66'a
78%
78 »/2
16 ,/■;
39%
125 Va
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66%
20 Vb
21V*
Packing Co common
preferred—u
Cudahy
•
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37%
%
-hd-
65 Ya
*76
80
92%
93 Va
*104%
18
*58%
60
preferred—100
177%
16 Va
47
20%
17%
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16%
59
20
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24
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1
3,700
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76 3/4
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66
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90
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9,900
/
21%
65%
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1913% 192%
1923/4
93
76%
46
23,600
22
66 %
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7,300
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22
123%
45
37%
58
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:
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v;
10,300
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17
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.
36
93
65%
,
24%
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88
17
%
3,800
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78
16
22
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66 Va
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22
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66
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88
93
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93
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22Va
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%
171%
36%
57%
*87%
,
.
17 Vb
36 V4
192
Shares
32
18%
191v
the Week
31 %*■
58%
192 %
Friday
Dec. 22
31%
Y'Y/Y
37%
*92 %
convertible
Cuban-American
30
Feb
25
7
29% Nov
8% Jan
31 Va Jan
29
14% Dec
32
of. America__12.50
Steel Co
5% rJo
73% May 19
July 26
::
31%
311/2
V
Sales for
Thursday
'
13% Sep
63 %
»
,
—No par
No par
common—5
<—-
311/4
321/4
-42
192
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&
preferred
$2.
32 VB
17%
__
Crown
31%
'31%
57%
.<
TRICES
Dec. 21
36%
-
Corp_
When
Jan
16
/
,
SALE
Dec. 20
151/2
41
-
HIGH
AND
.Wednesday
32%
15
—50c.
Co
32
-31%
r-
,
1~.
Coty Inc
-1
Cofcy International Corp
1
Crane Co common
;
25
3%% preferred
100
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
1
5% conv preferred-—
——25
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
1
>;
12
86
-
Corning Glass Works common
5
3Va% preferred—
——,.-100
3% % preferred ser of 1947
100
12
Dec
Products
Cosden
Dec. 19
31%
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
20
134
;,V; 39% Feb yiyy
54% Dec
Nov
78
445/8 Nov 24
39% July 25
9
91/2 Apr 17
703/4 Aug 31
/
20
42% Jan
28
223A May 11
157/8 Dec 22
July 21
v26
Jan
5
63Yb Nov
24% Jan
10>/4 July
America
of
Co
421/4 May 31
-5
.
Controls
3
85 % Jan,19
.
6
Tuesday
Dec. 18
Par
5
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co—
1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp__—1
Copper Range
Co
:
5
:
5
Coppenveld Steel Co—
1-8% Oct
,
Monday
EXCHANGE
29
20Vb Sep
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
•31-1/4' ' 31%
700
1,900
,
101%.
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31
311/4
*11
l)3/4
1,700
177%
53,000
4,300
12
.
11%
113/4
163/4 ;
16%
17%
17%
32%
32%
33V4
33 V4
1,200
76%
76'%
76
76 V4
2,700
:;Y
D
Jan
3
46% Nov
27
87% Aug 23
85% Jun
7
89
Nov
8
32
Jan
4
12% Dec
27
15% Jan
6
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
Dec
5
33% Jan
5
12% Nov
1
20
27% Oct
31
49% May 31
72% Jan
4
80% Aug 23
74% Feb
3
80
16
76% Feb
9
83
*■
12
75'/a Jan
17% Jan
; 8
16
15 YB
16
15Y'a
16
15%
15%
13,500
41%
41V2
39'%
41%
401/4
29%
297/b
Preferred
3.75%
series
Nov
15
Preferred
3.75%
series
13
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
*87
100
B_.—100
81
23
79 % Jan
4
83
3
47% May
32
8
48% Aug 18
15% July 18
Aug
47% Aug 11
41% Jan
31% Aug 24
t 6
143„'
15V4
14
16
28
14%
15%
23
15
Dec
14%
15%
43% Dec
54% Dec
13% Sep
14%
80% Oct
28% Jan
20
88
14%
31% Nov
39% Dec
21
45%
88
14%
16
28
Apr
Daystrom
44%
14%
50c
10
common—7
Corp
44i%
89
14 VB
16
21
20 % Jun
5
27% Jan
15
24% Jan
4
16% Jan
20
7% Jan
62 Ya
Feb
4
May 23
Dayton
Delaware
27
Delaware
60% May 16
Delta
41
41%
28%
2934
78
79 Va
79%
*78
80 Yi
81
*79 %
81
*79%
*81
82%
*81
82%
*81
7
'
18% Nov
"•"lO
f
40 % Mar 23
13
Dec
;
49% Dec
8
Mar 27
22% Oct
11
14 % Mar 20
Dentists'
41
15,600
29
29 7%
283%
29%
11,200
80%
79%
79 Va
210
81
*79%
81
79%
81
82%
*81
82'%
DeSoto
48% Jan
67% Nov
10
Detroit
43%
40%
43
393/4
41 %
40
407%
40%
40 r* 8
49 Va
48%
483/4
48%
49
17,300
48%
49'%
483/4
49 %
16%
I6V4
16 %
10,100
16%
16%
16 %
16'%
Co—6.75
I6V4
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53%
54%
53%
54
53 Yb
6,200
53%
51%
3
Light
531%
49%
46 Va
47%
46
46 Yb
46
46 Ya
51%
6,500
45:!4
46%
2.50
46%
47%
27 Va
27%'
27 Vb
27%
27%
27%
6,800
263%
27
26 Yi
26-U
20%
19%
197/b
201/4
2,300
20%
;v: /;
19 3 4
20%
197a
20%
11
IOYb
10,300
11%
V
103%
11'%
11
11%
.14,500
613a
11,500
-
14% Jan
20% May 17
Detroit
Steel
29% Jan
37% Feb
DeVilbiss
14
24
par
Coatings—
19%
>
1
10%
life
—i_20V%:
Edison-j.
4
Jan
Corp—
5>4V4"
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Co_—
'
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';
,v
65
VvYv//
'.
63 V2
18%
33
2
8
29 % Mar
66% Aug 29
38% July
74% Jun
58% Oct
9
52% Dec
35 % Jan
11
31
Apr
14
29% Jan
14*/* Dec
27
20% Feb
23
12 Vb Jan
14
Sep
30
17% July
6
14 % Oct
14% Oct
24
33% Jan
4
17% July 24
Oct
24
49 % Jan
4
26% Jan
28% Jun
24
33 % Dec
12
31% Jan
15% Oct
7
28'% Feb
15
15% Nov
29
10% Dec
13
Dec
30
13% Jan
10
17% May 16
28% Oct
20
26
19'% Jan
4
7
42% Feb
10
14% Dec
6
24% Jan
5
70% Oct
25
99 Yb Jan
4
19% Jun
20
30% Jan
4
33% Sep
12
19% Aug
18
28
20
Jan
16 Va Oct
27
25
July
15
Mar 15
12% Oct
24
20
Mar
Dec
5
Jaii
27
14% Jan
178% Oct
31
266'% Jan
96% Jan
5
103
74% Jan
8
83
21% Mar
41
29% Jan
9
5
46 % Apr
19
3
47% Nov
6
8
V,::-.
7
Dominick
8
Douglas
8
Dover
7
Dow
4
3
May
22% Sep 25
85% Sep
29 % Dec
8
Dresser
10
38% May
8
17% Jan
4
g% Jan
8
27
Jan
5
19
24% Apr
19
17
Duke
38% Jan
3
42% Jun
8
42% Sep
15
47% Apr
6
Jan
5
45% Nov
27
3
49
37%
42
Yb
427u
171%
18%
17%
173A
173/4
18
7,200
17%
18 Va
171/4
i63/4
17%
18%
17
17
17%
17V4
16 34
17
167%
17
27%
27%
12,800
1,400
27%
27%
27Vb
27%
26 3 4
27-%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25'%
27'%
253%
27
25%
25 Yb
25 5a
35
36%
35 Va
36 /.
35
35%
2,600
36
37
3674
37)2
23%
22%
23%
23
23%
22,500
23'%
23 %
22 34
23
-
1
1
5
23%
721/4
72 3
71V2
72%
72
727 a
73
737a
28
27%
27Y4
27,900
26 Yb
27%
27
28
303/4
31
31
22,100
31
31
31
31
2,300
19%
19 7%
195/a
19 78
*597'a
603%
*597%
20'/a
20 7%
203%
B
19%
19 %
19Ya
19%
193/4
59 V4
60
59Y4
61
20%
19%
20
20 VB
201/2
10%
9%
10 Vb
97/b
(E
Nemours
com__5
I)
Preferred
$4.50
series
series
8
4%
Nov
22
28
46% Dec
20
$2.10
19
Jan
19
32% Nov
24
preferred
1,700
10
12,000
25,500
240
236%
237Y4
237 %
2393/4
238
239%
238
242
107%
107
107V2
107%
107V4
107
1071%
107
107
2,000
89
89
89
881%
89
31%
31%
31 Yb
31 3/8
317/b
40%
*393/4
40%
44%
*44
44%
44
44
437/a
441%
380
42 Ya
423%
42 3%
4274
427-4
580
39%
40 VA
*44
44%
43
43 Va
401/4
*44
42%
431/4
42 Ya
*88%
■
31
*393/4
89
881/4
8814
1,100
317%
30 5%
31%
10,400
40%
*3934
*47%
49
*47%
49
*47 3/8
49
*473%
49
*43
44
*43
44
*43
44
*43
44
*45
46
45%
45%
461/4
461/4
*45%
46'%
26%
2 6 3/4
26 3A
27
5
26%
27 Va
5
22 Va
23
22%
22 YB
227/a
1
24%
24%
24%
25%
243%
10
Corp
974
31%
50
preferred
10
4,400
89
5
50
50
50
50
50
Duqupsne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred—
97/a
7,800
20%
107%
No par
Nov
10
60
238
No par
$3.50
2,600
30 V4
60 Va
9%
7,100
27
'
19%
20
.
4,900
72
.
59%
Preferred
Cigar
30%
_1
7
DWG
28%
30%
1
;
73%
28
—50c
11
45% Feb
5
18%
37Yi
—
4
24% Jan
20,500
18%
No par
Jan
Jan
20%
18%
20
Inc
42% Mar 28
44
6,000
1
Co
44
15
8,500
-16 V%
427 a
USA Inc
46
July 11
300
21%
157%
38%
No par
Co-
44% Aug 24
* 46% Feb
32%
201/4
16'%
19
20 Va
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.10%
preferred
41
*
32%
21
16
19%
Dec
$4.15
33
20%
16%
41%
90% Dec
34
*32'%
21Y4
16%
37 7 «
1
3
331/2
211/4
16%
19%
-
1
25% Jan
*32%
22
16%
37 Y«
International
de
323/4
22
16%
41%
Corp
Pont
32%
22%
36 3,4
Dunhill
du
33%
40%
Duplan
20
1,300
51%
.
37%
27
110
51
4,500
5,700
41%
22
254% Nov
51%
8,900
64
41
24 % Nov
13
Aug 18
3
51'%
51 Yb
63V4
Va
18 3„
32)4
x37
10% Jun
19
63'%
64
/
42
i——
Chemicals
Power
51%
18
32
39%
Industries
DuBois
Nov
63
513/4
60%
.18'%
No par
Co
Drevvrys Limited
51%
63
32 Yi
.
18%
____1;
Corp--.
Chemical
51%
18
32%
373^
Inc
Aircraft
30 % Jan
44% Aug 24
17% Oct
Fund
65
61%
;'-a
'H
16%
•
No par
Ltd-.
Mines
Dome
26% Dec
%
22
•
2
Corp
Co
42% Aug
24% Nov
20
&
Pepper
3
77% Jan
38% Jan
.
29
Dr
64%
*32 Va
18 Yb
•;/:
411/4
_2.50
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne
65%
51 Ve
1
Productions
Ltd
(Walt)
Disney
70
44% Aug 25
5
28% Nov
Corp
DiGiorgio *Fruit Corp
Diners'
(The)
Club Inc
Distillers
64%
1
,25
50c
2.50
Corp
preferred
Stores
Diana
17
100% Apr
1)
18
4
185% Jan
Jan
Mar 23
19% Mar 30
23% May
5
Jan .13
42
12
$1.50
24
20% Mar 17
16
40
40% Jan
Oct
33
Aug 16
Aug
37
42% Jan
National
10
Co—
14% Jan
26% Sep
8
6
Diamond
Jan
22
13%
Alkali
18% Jan
28
4
7% Sep
Diamond
27 Va Jun
19
1152% July 18
~8%
21
64
18%'.
v3?i%' ,.323/4
643/t
64%,
'
50% May
82 %
16%
Inc
Chemical
*81
42%
Grande West RR_No
Denv & Rio
30
48%
Supply Co of N Y
33% July 29
^*^26
6
J
*-'24% Mar;
Jan
37
7,900
5,400
*78
YY-.
'
26 Va Aug
;
No par
&
Lines
Air
42 Va
28%
78
*79Va
50c-
Va
*87"-
_—__1
u_—
Power
89
28 Va
%//:
-100
Hudson
&
*87
41 Va
-
A
Inc_
Co
&
19
59% Nov
,
Light
&
Records
Decca
Deere
20% Jan
11
Inc
Power
43
14%
30
17% Dec
20
Dayco
43
14%
Jun
38% Apr
35% May 17
7
42%'
_5
76% Jan
82 % May
6
1
100
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc
25 Ya Jun
22
Sep
Mar
Dana
50%
51%
50%
51%
50 YB
40
*47%
190
49
.43%
4334
40
*45%
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110
265/8
2678
1,200
27
27
23
22%
22 7%
25%
2 a%
26 Va
26%
27%
51 yb
30,100
493%
51'%
50
517-4
23,500
E
20% July 28
39
Jan
5
22 % Jan
5
25
34
Jan
8
21% Oct
24
29% Jan
3
22
Oct
24 % Mar
8
30% Aug 30
75
3
82
Mar
Nov
21
81% Jan
3
15
Nov
1
25% Jan
4
16% Jan
3
94
Feb
1
136% Jun
9
97% Sep
25
27
Feb
6
32% May 15
54% Dec 12
Eagle-Picher
Eastern
Air
Eastern
Gas
89% May 24
4%!%
7,5 % May 17
Eastern
119% Apr
10
Co
Lines
prior
Assn
Kodak
Steel
Co
3
Mar
29
28% Sep
96% July 22
96
Jan
6
46% Jan
6
30% Jan
3
39% Sep
15
Eaton
Manufacturing
65% May 23
59 % Jan
10
98
Dec
15
Edison
Bros
Feb
1
89
Apr
24
9
59% Dec
1
29% Dec
6
Jan
11
99
$3.60
100
2.50
Corp
87 %
20%
10
common
26% Dec 22
92
com
preferred
Stainless
Eastman
Inc
Fuel
&
preferred
110
50
87%
*87%
88%
79
1
Mar 21
32% Nov -1
88
83
Aug
5
45% Jan
4
94
July 29
37% Feb
4%%
Ekco
20%
19.%
110%
109%
Products
Jan
15
Feb
2
Oct
2
25
•26% Jan
4
20% Jan
12
36% Apr
21
Elastic
44 % Apr' 29
54% Feb
25
44% Jan
4
67% Apr
12
1130% Dec
19
4% Oct
24
~8% Feb" 26
5% Dec
1
43% Oct
24
10% Oct
25
19% Jun
23
24% Oct
31
28% Nov
23
33
29
53% Dec
8
6
22% Jun
21
11% Jan
3
9
34% Aug 22
38% Jan
4
32% Jan
10
Jan
10% Dec
25
Mar
23% Dec
13
78
73
Jun
7
46
Dec
95
Sep
6
Electric
11
Electric
&
Electric
11% Sep 29
24% Oct 19
16% May 15
Elgin
30% Jan
El
50
Jan
3
88 Va
98%
*97V2
98%
*98
98'%
38V4
38%
38 Vb
38 3/4
38
38 7%
377/8
98
98
98
97'%
97 YB
38%
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96YB
93 Ys
90
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90
937b
54Va
55
%5
28 %
28%
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Emerson
Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott
20% Dec
15
35% Jan
59
22
79% Mar 16
Aug 30
Sep
7
18% July 24
32% Feb
24
33% May
37% Jan
26
48% Nov
Dec
16
41% Sep
6% Oct
1
5
20
3% Dec
19
25
Nov
30
18% Dec
15
52% Dec
5
7
11
Sep
28
20% Jan
5
20
Apr
8
26% Jun
24
28% Oct
6
40
53% Sep 29
15% July 28
Jan
7
11
Oct
30
8
17
6% Mar 22
Johnson
Englehard
Equitable
Jan
23
Erie &
23 %
Apr
20
16 Va Apr
27
Evans
3
45% Apr
18
45% Dec
5
Industries
Gas
Eurofund
4
Corp common
5%
com
95
28%
1,000
57%
57%
303%
57V2
30%
xi,700
303%
30%
31%
12,000
6%
57,100
57 Yb
58%
57 Yb
301/4
30%
30%
6 Vb
49%
6
27%
57'%
57%
31%
27'%
99
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4
6%
6
50
50 3%
15%
157%
153/8
15%
13,200
25%
25 7%
2534
26
80%
68,200
82
81'/4
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16%
16%
16%
15%
25%
26 Ve'
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26
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26
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80%
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48
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47 Yb
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21
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50
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5
10
25
100
1
1,400
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26,700
47
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46%
1,400
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211/4
22%
13,000
65
59
60
660
22 %
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22%
22
22%
21 %
22
217%
223/a
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44%
45VB
44%
44 7%
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223),
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6,100
44%
44
44%
3,400
4
4 %
3YB
4%
3YB
4
37%
4
37%
4
62,700
Products
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19
18%
55
56%
57%
18%
56%
56 %
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55
19%
57%
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20
19%
20
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20 Va
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180
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5
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
191/4
1138
HYb
1934
12,800
H'%
iiyb
11%
11%
15,600
100
50
Inc
Eversharp
55%
27%
9
*98
1
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
Ex-Cell-O
55%
27%
1
8.50
Co
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
19
59
22% Jan
Co
preferred
32% Jan
35
Jan
4%
56
28%
27%
10s
*88
2
5
Mfg
90
3
12
84
-
*88
5
Co
Gas
Electric
Dec
49
*88
—10
16% Jun
23
11
Watch
Natural
Paso
5,200
29,500
98 %
5
shrs
Amer
Battery
Emerson
8
Dec
National
Ind
6
Sep
20
Feb
19
&
Mus
140
193a
109 1/4
38%
5
Co
3,500
86%
19
38 %
100
of Amer_
Share Co
Storage
Bond
857%
107%
97 %
2.50
preferred—
7% Apr
193%
109i%
*96%
2.50
common
Auto-Lite
87'%
19i%
106%
1
100
Stop Nut Corp
65% Mar 22
34 %
Jun
54% Jan
% %
11
16% Dec
58
4
common
issued
Electric
93
Co
87'%
193/4
110
2234
1
Co
Inc
preferred—
When
-17% Oct
87
Stores
88
19%
109%
'
48% Feb
88
20%
lll'A
22%
Co
,
19
1,510
1
:
36 Vb
37%
36 VB
36YB
36%
377%
37
38
37
3
Inc
Corp
41%
42 y4
40
41%
40
40 Vb
37 Va
40 Yi
37,900
42
41
41%
8,200
64 %
43%
65%
64 %
65%
64%
64%
43%
43 YB
44
433/4
433/4
63%
64
43 Y4
9,100
433%
43
20 V4
20 Va
201/4
201/4
201/4
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43%
20%
20V4
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8Ya
8%
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8%
22%
63%
8%
81/2
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22%
221%
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67%
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22 3/e
653%
22 YB
600
63
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63
9
63%
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91/4
F
H48% Jun
20% Dec
5% Oct
20% Dec
5 % Dec
1141% Dec
6
24
28
35% Dec
27
12% Feb
26
9% Mar
4
Fairbanks
14 Va Apr
3
28% Apr
88% Oct
4
Fairbanks Whitney
$1.60 convertible
27
Fairchild Camera &
3
1162% Nov 24
5
11
3
Jan
1
6
& Co class A
5
Dec
45
21
Factor
69% Dec
34% Apr
13
15
7% Jan
26
28% Feb
19
Sep
20
(Max)
When
1
Morse
&
83% Feb
37% Dec
5
6
8
Fairchild
Stratos
30
36% Oct
10
Fairmont
Foods
43
8
Jan
25% Jun
Jan
11
52% Nov
28
35
Jan
4
25% Nov
For
footnotes,
see page
24.
10
13% May
45% May 17
31% Dec
1
5%
junior
Falstaff
Family
1
issued
Co
Corp
No par
1
40
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com
preferred
common-
preferred
Brewing
Finance
Corp,.
Corp
-
66%
64%
1
Corp
Co
.
•
—
9Va
9%
93/8
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50c
34%
35 Va
34%
35%
34%
35%
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34%
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27%
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53%
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27 Yb
50
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2,200
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27-
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50
'
2,300
2,400
Volume
194
Number
6119
.
.
.
The
and
Financial Chronicle
(2781)
17'
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK-RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Lowest
25% Dec
5% Dec 28
15% Oct
25 A
15% Dec
6
27
27% Jan
20
4
19
24% Jun
9
33
26
45
4
Jan
19 % May 23
32% Oct 24
39% Dec
15% Oct
20
31-
35% Oct
24
24% Oct
26
14 Vz Jan
5
Dec
34% Feb
1
5
Feb
4
"23% Oct
22
4
35% Apr
11
Dec
164% Nov
24
51% Nov
20
61% July
13% Jan
6 % Nov. 17
23% Nov
80
Nov
24
First
91 % Dec
A Jan
6% Jan
Apr
82
Nov
28
Jun.
96
Jail
3
110
38% Nov 22
45
Sep
'41%
22
Jan
5
•
36 % Jan
22
76% Jan
4
Dec
21
59 % Jan
Dec
23
248
May 31
80
13
Sep
95
250
Jan
85% Nov
}3
382
14% Apr
22
13% Jan
15
12% Jan
17% Nov
17% Oct
3
6
12
Oct
25
19% Jan
5
24
Oct
24
41% Jan
29
.
12
Mar 30
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66
84% Nov
May 27
,
37 % *
1
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56%
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12
13
11%
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73
Feb
13
31% Aug
conv
conv
M
7%
7%
5
_
preferred
23%
23%
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A
2nd
B
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2nd
&
82
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86
Nov
Co
51 %
50%
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29
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28
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86
86
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91%
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37%
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88
88
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109%
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37%
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22
15
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19%
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15,500
112%
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111%
112%
58,200
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13%
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14
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39%
38
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2,800
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63
64'A
2,400
35
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34%
35
35
35
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35
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28
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15,700
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56 'A
56
57
56 %
58'A
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preferred___100
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Fruehauf
82
96%
7
./
•
2.50
Co
Friden
-
7%
23%
77%
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Dairies
Freeport
82
7%
223/4
96%
45
72%
7%
23%
2.50
Inc
Mineral
Motor
V.
82
■
7%
No par
Light Co
convertible
Ford
2
51 y8
51%
138
23
'7 *96 A' "■ 97
No par'
Corp Ltd
C Corp common
Foote
23
12
71.%
Foxboro
3
11%
72%'
Food
19
121/4
72'%
Foster-Wheeler
67% Oct
12
72%
5
___
common
18
27
12
73%
4%
1
21,300
72%
Co
Foremost
35% Jun
54%
74%
Carpet Co
21
6
100
513A
27,300
$4.20 divid pfd series of '51__15
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
3
136
1,600
23%
54 %
25,000
i'l
Apr
142
*23
533/4
29%
24%
23%
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44-%
19
Jan
136
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41%
12%
54%
Food Fair Stores Inc
24
24%
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57%
.
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,
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41 s/8
42%
28
5
18%
23 %
20
53%
28
15% Nov
31%
18%
24%
No par
preferred
5
52%
30'/8
18
19,500
2,300
13
19"%
74
convertible
30
51%
31%
17%
Ill-
Inc
51%
30%
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3%%
29% Mar 22
*23
22%
57
13%
123/4
41%
/
;
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3 % %
16% Nov
41%
44%
5
5
20'%
♦41%
5'J/«
29
May
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41%
2,900
44%
Fluor
17
13%
20%
41%
37%
52%
Florida
5
-13
20
41%
1.25
Florida East Coast Railway
Florida Power Corp
-
15
13%
20
3,200
36%'
371/4
45
$2.25
:v;
13%
19%
41%
37%
'
52%
43% Oct
19
21
37 %
28,300
51%
87
Apr
35% Nov
27% Dec
30%
37%
13
12,300
44%
$4.50
24
117% Dec
14
14% Jan
17% Dec ./5
36%
221%
45%
9
Dec 30
32
37
13
213/a
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51%
22
50% Nov
22
36%
•
44%
Dec
6
15% Jan
5
com
21%
8%
51%
31 % Jan
26% Aug
21
21 "/a
26 y„
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46%
Dec
27
July 31
63
12% Nov
$4
33% July 26
18
63% Jan
7
92% Jan
21
89% Jun
12
35% Jali
22%
41% Nov
5
19% Jan
22
21%
26
8%
52% '
97% Sep
11
Jan
5
60% July 25
22%
27
8%
49%
Flintkote
May 19
93% Nov
13
11% Oct
Sep 27
22%
253/4
"
45%
Firth
8
34% May
24% Aug 25
11
"III
_
15
85
3
50
13
94 % Jan
May 31
Jan
86% Nov
3
34% Jun
88% Jan
23
May 19
8
17
63
8 %
Tire & Rubber____No
par
Charter Financial
Corp-No par
First
51% May 19
10
58 % Jan
68% Jun
11% Apr 28
44% May 13
196
May" 10
114
4
29
38%
26%
8%
Stores
Corp
Financial Federation
4
86% Mar
July 14
17 % Dec
20
26%
8%
Filtrol
34% May 22
Jan
4
29
9 % Aug
22 % Nov
84
12
50% Feb
75% Dec
38% Apr
7
May 27
26%
8%
Firestone
69
V. 49
Shares
26%
8%
Corp
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Fiberboaru Paper ProductsIlNo par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
,_lo
,
the Week
Dec. 22
27%
Inc
28% Jan
30% Jun
47% Dec 22
24
12
Friday
Dec. 21
8 %
Ferro
34% Mar 21
Sales for
Thursday
10
Dept
Fenestra
33% Jan
45% Jan
24
Oct
4
23% Jun
Federated
PRICES
Dec. 20
26%
.5%% conv 2nd pfd series A
23
Federal Paper Board Co common
5
4.60%
preferred
i_25
20
55% Dec
15% Mar 16
126
32% Oct
18% Jan
42% July 25
26% Aug
2
39% Feb 26
17
SALE
Wednesday
Dec. 19
2
Federal Pacific Electric Co
13
HIGH
Tuesday
Dec. 18
_5
Corp
Corp
Federal Mogul Rower
Bearings
23% July 27
59 % Nov 22
2
Metallurgical
AND
Monday
Par
Fawick Corp
„
10% Nov
LOW
STOCK
Fedders
10
24% Jan
14
15;
8
42% Oct
Aug 30
Jan
47
,20%
Fansteel
19% May 10
May 12
67% Jun
24
27% Oct
19
39% Nov
33% Jan
•21
22% Aug 15
1
11% May
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
25 % May 16
12% Dec
21% Sep
Oct
9
17% Jan
40% Jan
July 28
NEW
Highest
30% Nov
21
5% Jan
9% Mar 29
4
20% Jan
-5
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
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15
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1
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6
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13
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33%
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24
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,
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3
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preferred
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3
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3
16 A
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21
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21
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16
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3
19
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19
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6
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38
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78
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5
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28
29%
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5
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13
23
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29
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21
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58
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111
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7
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60% May
14
34 A
50 A
26 A
45% Jan
■
13%
34%
26 A
preferred
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19
61 %
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19
Mar
50% Nov
17
Oct
25
83
18
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4
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27
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27
34 Va Jan
11
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3
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34
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30
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Jan
13% Nov
Oct
15
30% Apr
Aug
A'Mar
140
4
70 % Sep
'
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'
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4
;
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19
5% Dec
12
8 Va Jan
Oct
May 26
75
.'
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i
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75
25
45% Jan
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26
6
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11
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Oct
;
98
July 22
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31
16% Oct
10
25
92
5
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•
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13'
21
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26% Jan
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14
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6
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Co
Skogmo
Gardner-Dei)ver
Mar 13
56% Mar 17
4
11% Sep
22
17
57
25
31% Mar 25
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v
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24
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Monday, December 25, 1961
.
Mi
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1960
23
86% Aug 26
35% Jan
16
85
Sep
20
88 Va Apr
27
7
86% Jan
4
94Va Jun
15
Aug 12
91
Oct
4
93% Apr
10
15
101
Jun
28
104% Dec
7
102
Jan
9
Dec
13
33 Va Jan
12
Hightse
Lowest
27% f
38-a Jun
8
eD
Jan
\6
84 % Jan
7
82
91 Va
91
87 % May 18
Oct
4
103% Nov
97 Va Jan
11
103% Aug
19
24% Sep
28
36 % Dec
29
Jan
97
106
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
47% Nov
13
Gulf
49% Mar 29
Mfg
Gustin-Racon
Co
Wednesday
Dec. 19
SALE
PRICES
Dec. 20
■v
Sales for
Friday
Dec.-24
the Week
Dec. 22
Thursday
.
Shares
40
%
41 «/4
Va
41'A
39%
41%
12,400
88%
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87%
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88
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88%
210
90%
0
4u%'
87 %
100
100
100
100
100
2.50
preferred—
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred,.
$5.08 dividend preferred
$4.20 dividend
HIGH
Tuesday
Dec. 18
com_No par
Utilities Co
States
AND
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
91 Va
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91'A
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91 «/a
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9 li/a
♦90%
91%
93 %
95
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103
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103
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39
6,400
'
Feb
26
53'A Jan
30
Apr
19
Hackensack
Water__
42% Jan
3
60 Va Nov
20
Halliburton
Co-
_5
29
29% Nov
14
Hallicrafters
23
"l9
25 Va Jan
4
Jan
4
21% Oct
91
27 '
'5'
.
Nov
31% Apr
4
Nov
21% Dec
88% Jun
*7
106% Jan
26'A Jun
20
32% Jan
25
28% Nov
25
47 Va Jun
21
July
13
3
26% Aug
1
5
42 % Oct
31
120% Jan
35
34%
Oct"
46
16
50 Va Dec
24
Jun
9
19
36
Nov
38
Dec
4
35% Dec
15
80% Dec
5
Harris-Intertype
36% Aug
1
27 % May 18
Harshaw
Hart
2
24% Jan
4
11
20% Jan
3
Aug 31
23% Jan
23
36% Dec
18
24
29% Oct
9
8% Feb
6
13% Feb
20
37% Feb
27
33% Jun
7
~8Va
Oct
27
■
11% Jan
26
6
Jan
9
Nov
28
49 Va Feb
7
5
Jan
13
11
1127
9% May 25
Jan
4
84
81'
Aug 30
3
3
102% Dec
Mar 16
87
3.65%
8
Heller
(W
Helme
29% Jan
5
46% Nov
17
34
Jan
4
38 Va Nov
20
62% Apr
13
82% Dec
8
79
Jan
3
110'/a Oct
19
104% Dec
6
111 % Aug
26
108
Jan
3
Dec
55 %
Apr
9
38% Feb
Hercules
5%
17
67% Jan
Oct
18
4
203 Va Nov
2
Hershey Chocolate
53 Va Sep
19
69 Va Dec
6
Hertz
Jan
18 Va Oct 26
20% Jan
4
26
Sep
3
25
86
$2
Apr
2
28% Apr
21
66
Jan
6
72
Nov
6
12% Dec
1
19
Jan
21
7% Feb
7
16
Jan
20
29% Oct
19
37% Jan
4
30'A Jan
10
43% Mar 22
23% Feb
1
28% Apr
6
24% Jan
12
30
14% Dec
6
30% July
5
14% Oct
31
29% May 10
9% Nov
16
13
5
8% Aug 29
29"% Apr 19
11'A Mar 13
23
May 20
7
30% July
1
30% Oct
29% Feb
13
34
6
July 14
May 19
25
81% Feb
52% Oct
20
41% Apr
5% Oct
37
27% Oct
25
41% Jan
4
34% Jun
22
4
13
83% Feb
20% Dec
12
26
Sep
19
20
4% Oct
26
8
Jan
14
30
21
Jan
10
22% Jan
36% Mar 17
38% Feb
10
7
35% Dec
9
33% Jan
19
4
79
Aug 19
,74% Feb
23
81% Aug 16
2
16
Sep
16% Oct
■ib» 27
Mar
70% Jan
77
Jan
8
90% Sep
85% Sep
16% Dec
14
-
Mar
4% Oct
16% Jan
4
36
14
Sep
Dec
16
93
Sep
13
88% Jan
65% Jan
88
Apr
40 Va
13
5%%
19
Hotel
Household
T
3%%
4%
.
4.40%
127% Dec
11
Houston
13
86% Jan
10
19% Jun
30
11% Dec
20
15% Mar 23
4
14% Jan
3
23 % Apr
7
Howe
43% Jun
29
54% Jan
14
45
3
58% May
8
Hudson
24% Mar 14
40% Dec
35% Jan
3
14
90 % Jan
10
92% Jan
4
13% Jan
7% Oct
11
20
72% Dec
12
Jun
11% Apr
9
21
&
preferred
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Lighting & Power—No par
Corp
1
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5% convertible pfd series A
3
40
27
21% Jan
7
15% Dec
6
23
30% May 31
39% Oct
10
21% July 25
31% Jan
4
25'A Apr
28
Ideal
25
47% Jan
6
31% Jan
3
32% Sep
48% Oct
15
28% Oct
11
41
27
62% Dec
Jan
23
87 Va Nov
13
Illinois Central RR Co—!
Illinois Power Co common
Jan
4
44'A Dec
19
Jan
39% Jan
18
43
41% Feb
18
45
30
58
Aug 12
41
Aug
43
4
4
Feb
11
44% Aug 15
31% Nov
22
57% Aug 23
22
42% Jan
41
38% Feb
17
Sep
28
Dec 13
145
29
4
Nor
16
32% Jan
23
-
27
8% Feb
25
5% Jan
3
86% Apr
19
71% Jan
3
154
,36% May
2
'29% Oct 25
44% Jan
43
21
50"% Dec
5% July 11
65
Aug 18
47 Va Aug
49% Aug
9
46% July 27
45% Jan
.
Jan
7
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Jan
145
Jan
10
18
46
Oct
50% Nov
47% Apr
7
Indianapolis
20
152
Nov
14
49% Dec
12
3
56% Sep
6
35% Jan
55 Va Dec
Oct
27
47'A Apr
Jan
18
95
'21% Jan
3
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86
Feb
2
93
July 11
90
21
Nov
1
34% Feb
18
.
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Apr
Oct
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47
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3
55'A Jun
9
4
149% Apr
27
Feb
8
69% Jan
12
29
17% Aug
36% Aug 24
80
Oct
34
Jan
5
54% Oct
6
77% Jan
25
3
84% Nov
Int'l
7%
i4
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preferred—^
4%
5
26% Dec
30
27
36% May 16
International
47% Sep 20
12% Aug
4
'
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21
58 Va Jan
3
19
12% Dec
4
85
Aug
3
22% May 11
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Dec
22
31% Dec
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S
9% Dec
30
Dec
6
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23
23
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19
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24
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15
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7
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2
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9
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5
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14
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20
24
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20
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20
38
11
36
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24
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17
14% Feb
24
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26
Dec
19
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35% Apr
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35
32
17
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17
30
54%
56
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22
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4
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38% J an " 15
33% Jan
40 Va Jam
4
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18% Jun
22
4
46% Aug 26
36% Mar
1
43
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32% Mar
4
40
10
Oct
Jan
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31
4
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1
12
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13
27
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22
Interstate
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20'A Jan
4
26% Nov
30
Interstate
Power
62 Va Nov
21
41% Jan
3
51% Nov 24
Aug 29
38% Jan
10
7
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4
20
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12
3
44% Jan
26
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11
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36% Jan
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21% Jan
113
3
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18
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24
24
49
21
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21
122% May 10
24% Feb
20
37%
37
92
92
23%
12
13% Oct
13
18% Jan
7
13 Va Jan
3
21% Nov 27
26
87
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27
40% Oct
24
52% Apr
13
48% Feb
14
85 Va May 19
83
Nov
3
Sep
1
62%; May 31
81% Nov
20
Mar
9
83
Dec
13
18 % Dec
5
79
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-.
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i
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42
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13
73%, Jan
4
15% Jan
3
17% Mar
86
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2
27
74% May 22
110% Mai; 7
30
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see page
24.
I
1.
Volume 194„
Number 6119
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1§
{2783)
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Hightse
Lowest
49% Dec
6
89% Jan
95
8
99% Aug 24
18% Jun 13
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8
29 V4 Oct
21
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14
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20
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28
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'
9
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39 y8
102
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Kirig-Seeley Thermos Co
KLm Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppei's Co Inc common-
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85-
34% Dec
27% Sep
3
10
1,700
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Keystone Steel e Wire Co
—1
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Jan
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11
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.
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16%
39
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Kellogg Co
Kelaey Hayes Co
94% May 16
46% Sep
-
86
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-
4% non-cum preferred
—50
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Kansas Power & Light Co
8.75
•
20
28,900
16%
102
80
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—
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100
Kansas City Southern com—No par
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10
72'A
101
16%
103
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15
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8
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122
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48
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5
;
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6
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Monday
Exchange
56 Va Jan
8
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
15
9,300
6,700
36%
1,400
'
Mar
26
8
83
28
124
7
12
41% Dec
6
Nov
8
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19
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14
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38
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37
38%
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,
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~7
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16% May
19
47% Nov
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16
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18
85% Aug 18
82% Jan
5
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30
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7
4
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29 Va
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7
38% Jan
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43
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42%
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23
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9
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—1
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52 y4
52%
52%
53
52%
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52
62%
50%
51%
3,100
15% Nov
;
17
19% July
8
16% Jan
3
33% Dec
6
Manhattan
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31
32
31 y8
31%
31%
31%
31%
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31 y4
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4,100
21% Jan
3
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1
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24%
25
24%
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1,600
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48%
34% May 10
27% July 19
33
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19% Sep 26
4% Jun
6
27% Jan
18
5% Jan
22
4% Jan
3
5% Jan
27
12% Dec
29
18% Jan
4
12% Jan
4
26% Nov
22
22% Oct
31
29% Jan
22
"24% Jan
17
38% Nov
15
:
26% Feb
28
;
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—10
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Mining Maxwell- & Moore
.
Maracaibo
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16% Oct. 25
40% Jan
6
14% Oct
23
40% May 23
:
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21
51 % Jan
4
65 % Oct
12
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89% Jan
91% Jan
Mar 28
93
4
26
98'/a Dec
Oct
24
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21
25
19
6
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25
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53 y8 Aug
1
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72
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18
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6
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12
Dec
Dec
July
75
6
19
\
13
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
55%
55%
56
55%
56%
50 y4
50
50%
48%
49%
100
*96%
97
97
1
27%
28%
26%
27%
26%
27%
26%
28%
28%
29
28%
3% %
8
-Mays
48% Jun
12 *
21
36% Jan
6
83% Dec
4
3
39 "4 Apr
26
■44% Dec
12
McGord
.
Aug
12% Jan
3
29
71 % Jan
4
Dec
8
"99
Dec
85
27
86 % Dec
.
Jan
94% Mar 16
30
86 Va Jan.
•76
%
19
Nov
18
May
28
Oct
39%
9
24:'i
Jan""4
5
M C A
-
27
July 18
28% Jan
3
26
161% May 22
Nov
89
27
43¥4 Dee
21%
5% Dec
20
30% Jan
43
■
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4
23
31'% Aug
85
Nov
80 % Nev
For
"
7
Jan
4
9
4
28 %
.'.48
.
Jan"5 5
Jan
88
23
29% Mar 36
-
Apr
14
Feb
24
49 % Dec
27
14
34Va Feb
-47% Dec
3
11% Dec
14
39
5% Jan
Oct
31
Sep
12
Jan
6
217*8 Dec
6
3-
49 Va
.30
88
9
23% Jan -1-9
footnotes, see page 24.
Jan
93
Oct 16May 24
.31 % Apr
1.0
—_:
al
convertible preferred
'McKee
15
Ac
McNeil
Mach &
27
28 Vi
29%
5,800
57%
17,600
41,500
28%
59%
58%
59%
58%
59 y2
57%
♦77%
78%
78%
78%
78
78
78
78
120
78%
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78%
77%
78%
78%
78 »/4
77 Va
78%
420
71
*70%
71%
*7oy2
71%
71%
71%
*70%
72
340
79%
*78%
79%
79%
59%
56%
*78»A
79 Vi
*78%
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
79%
'31%
*'78 y4
33
64
63%
63%
63%
63%
63%
'63%
62%
63%
2,000
No par
80%
8oy2
79
79
78
78
78
79
79
2,300
32
32 y4
31%
31%
31 '
'31%
80%
31
41%
41%
42
41%
41%
21%
22 y8
No par
;
J3
-
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•
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21%
■22>A
21
50c
100
106
106
110
99 y4
99 *A
—100
146
145
99%
'
*144
22%
110
109
100 y4
*99
"143
150
79%
82%
83
43%
42 Ve
42%
41 Ve
42%
40%
*107
111
*99
99 Vi
148
*143%
*
31
31%
22
30
*41
41%
21%
,
*106
113
99%
99%
148
•
•
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30%
7,500
3,000
41%
-
22
.' 600
19,300
113
•
560
f
148
80
"•
99%
20
82%
83%
42 Vb
31
41%
21%
_
83
827/b
84Va
83
83%
2,130
42%
43
43%
43%
43 Ve
43%
8,000
20,400
'
'
41%
40%
41%
40%
40%
40%
43 y4
40*
41
38%
40
39%
40
39%
40%
397/a
4o ya,
18,700
35
35%
35
35%
35
35%
34'A
35
34%
35%
25,800
19%:
19%
19 Ve
19%
19
19%
19
19
18%
3,100
44%
45%
44%
44%
44
44%
..
,
21%
21 Ve
/•2i%
21%
21%
44%
par
.Eng Co
_No par
Mfg/Co—
-110
'Mead Corp common-.—--i-——_l5
4% % preferred, (1st series 1 —100
Medusa Portland- Cement,
No par
McQoay Norris
10
26%
•
64
McKesson. & Robbins Inc_^__/—-9
McLean Trucking Co_/__
1
.-.
2,400
7,400
31
conv
(A G)
98%
78%
*78y4
:_1
Publishing————1
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A-___l
MCIntyre Porcupine Mines—-No par
23
27
47 %
*97
98%
lt),90O
56
46
28%
70%
McGraw-Hill
1
Dec
'35% Jart
*
*
15'
34% Sep
16
7
28 V
•19% Dec
$6
*97
■98y2
1'6%
55Va
/
*77%
preference B_
100
4%%
conv
preference B—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc——1
McDonnell ' Aircraft Corp——2.50
McGraw-Edison Co^:—
._1
,*.
Nov 27
16
21
•-
:
15 % Dec
*
14% Jan
11.,
51% Jun
3;
Aug 21
/
5 % %
'
43 Ve Mar 22
■35% Jan
24% May 11
18
22 Va Jan
'31% Oct 20
July 25
31% NoV
29
11
18% Jan
14% Dec 27
*
22
27% NOV
Corp.—
Cdrp_^._
*97
:
6,030
25,000
,34%,..
58%
100
-•:
Inc.———i.—
'
*
i
900
26
No par"
1959 series
Inc.—
Co_——
;; McCrory Corp common
—
3%% convertible preferred
47% Aug 22
45% Jan
/
98
'
July 25
107
(JW)
Maytag
May 22
120 V's Nov
31
5*
24
preferred
McCall
4
26
30
,33%
leys
,
•5%
78%
$8.75 preferred 1947 series.NO par
$3.40 preferred———NO par
71 % Nov
,
—1
<
3
15
29
24%
28%
3
40% Jan
15% Feb
*5
27%
29
CO
Corp-u
_No par
May Dept Stores c6mmon__
__5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_Nopax
«
-■
'
94 % Aug : .5
;
17
36% Jan
.•
r-'iK
55%
18
21
>«'
49%
Field" &
Masonite
34% Mar 10
79% Dec
34%
—4
•23% Jan
— — -
—
68
;
34.%
/ .34%
^
NO par
6
80 % Feb
16
70
"
.
34
—x.5:
24
24%
5'A
24 V*
com
12
72
74
,24
1
4
2
1
26% Oct
5%
1
V* % preferred——-—
Martin-Marietta
Corp.
4
38% Jan
4
47%
42%
44%
43
11 "
107/a
11%
33%
34
19%
20 y4
45.%-
43%
44
94
93
93
24%
24%
,11%
42%
22%
22'A
22'A
44
45%
44 y4
45%
29,900
11
44
44 Ve
22
,"21%
'
ii%
11
.
43 Vi
.
18%
43 y4
11%'-
ioy8
UVe
14,800
33%
33%
'
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3,500
,
-
.
.33%
20
44
j
.34
20%
,,
*
,33y4
33%
20
19%
19%
43%
43%
43%
43%
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94%
*92%
'94%
,33% ,'.33%
Xl9%
"
*92%
24*%
25%
-
24
24%
/
24
24 y4
19%
43%
94%
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'
2,300
19% 1
43
',
24
24»A
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.
4,400
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
.
.
(2784)
20
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range
lilghtse
Lowest
2574 Mai
10
30 Va Dec
8
84% Sep
7
33% F"b
29
Dec
37
30% May 25
,35% Feu
58% Dec
16
Melville
28
4%
Aug 11
84
6
Jan
80
Shoe
Corp
Jan
Jan
8
84
Inc
8 Va Dec
16
18 y*
Feb
28
70%
Jan
4
24% Jun
16
45% Dec
16
74 V2 Jan
5
Nov
14
83% Jan
13
93'% Sep
75% Feb
15
82
Oct
12
Merck
11
373/4 Dec
5
13% Apr
20
15 % Dec
11
'84
Aug
3
Jan
45
3
41 % Jan
70% May
3
Jun
8
.89% Jan
10
97
10
78% Sep
78
Nov
95
84 % Nov
12
84'/2 July
Aug 11
6
3
99
Aug
3
4
41 % Nov
3
Feb
58
46% Apr
28
Jan
5
95'% Dec
8
93% Jan
10
30
May
2
40% Nov
15
39% Jan
4
58
16
1
1014 J«»n
3
3074 Aug
15% Oct
26 Va May
21
8
88
Jun
19
July 12
Apr
31% Feb
22»/» Sep
1
197a Jan
6
267b Oct
5
133/4 Apr
4
73'/2 Mar 29
Jan
4
79
11% Oct
26
19% Jan
11
13% Jan
3
197s Apr
11
21
10 V2 Jan
6% Dec
14
29
44% Jan
8
33 y2 Dec
30
32 % Aug
25
31% Aug
16
31
9% Jun
20
.
24
57 Vb Sep
25% Oct
24
53% Jan
39
43% Nov
29
14% Jan
397a Jan
22
26% July
10% Sep
3474 Mar
3
93/4 Sep
17 % Feb
21
26 % Sep
28
47% Jan
25% Sep
26
24% Jan
18
class
*933/4
Sep
68% Sep 22
May 31
117a Jan
9
7
19% Dec
5
16% Jan
Sep
28% Jan
22
207a Jan
17% Oct
25
21
21
Dec
30
53% Mar
1
24% Nov
4
Sep"
12
51%
98
*96 7b
977e
96%
'
967a
377b
55
55%
56
55
25%
253/4
.
541%
247b
;
97
55
243/4
257b
—
;
5472
.
43,200
3,000
62 7/
97:7a
95Tb
■:
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37 Va
517«
.
25 VB
95
.
367b
51%
96 %
t-
55
25
24%
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947k
37 Tk-
.
5172
f
;
65%
.
2472
310
.3,300
I
24%
43,400
,25,700
7
S
M
Brass
1^600
42 %
42
42%
393/4
407b
3 9 74
40
9,300
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
36%
37%
363/4
37%
3674
37
363/4
37%
4,100
7,400
4
5,200
37
367k
37a
1,200
5
3%
37b
33/4
A_No par
463/4
46%
467b
47
467»
47
467b
47
457k
46 3 a
3,100
Co__6.25
36'%
37
36 VA
36%
36 3
4
37 3k
367b
37
36'%
36%
6,400
1
243/4
25
25
2 5 3/b
25%
257b
25'A
25 7a
25 Va
25%
1,600
common—5
9 Va
93b
9
9%
97b
9 Va
974
9%
9:,4
32,300
*68 %
69%
*68%
69%
*68'A
69'%
*68 'A
69 7a
*6874
*743/4
75%
*7474
75%
*743/4
75%
*75
75 7a
*75
No par
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 7b
177 k
1774
—25
8%
8%
8 '/2
8 7H
874
874
8%
*6%
674
6 %
6 Va
61/2
*6 74
6 7a
6%
6%
1,800
2
5
50%
51 7b
503/4
51%
517b
52 74-
5174
537k
34,400
37%
377b
37%
377b
37 7b
37
3772
36%
37%
3.700
—No par
38 %
38%
38%
38%
,y37/;..
38'%
351/4
37%
377b
36
8,500
32
32
31%
31%
317b
3074
31
307b
30%
1,500
32%
33%
323/4
337b
327k
33 'A
327k
33
32%
34%
10%
10 %
10 VB
10 3/B
10 %
10 7b
10 74
107k
10'/4
103i
130,600
14,800
29%
30
293A
30 >/4
Co
Co—
Utilities
Co
*8
9
*8
8 Va
*31
3%
3:%
37b
6%
51
52
.37
37B
37b
69%
75%
2,000
17 Va
1,000
29%
29%
297a
2974
29%
29%
5,600
1
18%
187a
18 VB
18%
18'/b
18 34
18%
187 k
18
18a«
15,800
3
Inc
82%
837b
82%
83 %
81 Va
82 Va
8174
827a
81'4
817+
5,600
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
147b
147 k
147k
14 7B
14%
41
41
41
41 7b
41
41
40'/4
40 Va
40%
41%
No par
1
263/4
27 VB
267b
27%
27%
27 'A
267a
27 3/b-
27
27 3
223/4
23 Vb
223A
227b
227k
227a
22 7a
227a
227k
22%
1,300
5
1
29%
29%
29
29%
29
29aa
29 '/it
297 k
28%
29%
7,900
53
53%
53
531/4
52%
531/2
5274
53
52%
52
1
10
25
257b
25%
257a
247b
25'/4
25
257k
253e
25%
297b
30
30
307k
30'A
303/4
31
32
11
30%
31
31
307k
32
31'A
313/4
—
Supply
Co
Inc
Co
5
30 V4 Dec
11
Munsingwear
Jan
18
54% Dec
11
Murphy
11243/4 Dec
15
267a Dec
4
Murphy
Corp——
26 V4 Oct
3
32% Mar 28
Murray
Corp of America
Inc
(GO—-.
Y
.
.
40%
Corp—.
Fuel
Co
127
23%
Tool
Industries
L
Mueller
125%
42
Inc..—
Mountain
126
.
39%
Mining & Chemical—
Shares
1,000 lire
Wheel
Motor
4
124
V
—100
—100
Industries
Motec
123% ,125
128
/
237k
17% Jan
44
37
52
*96 7b
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
Moore-McCorinick Lines
12
Morrell (John)
& Co—_—r——10
Motorola
8
,41% May 31
26% May 22
31
47 %
.
16
44% Dec
4
28
1
15
20% Mar 17
3
29% Jan
4
38
51%
94%
5174
54-3/4
37 %
10
82%
367a
,
,
36%
52
;
*8172
42 VB
Co.
Power
American
20
May
100
95
36 %
52
•
8272
,*81
i
23%
A
Montana-Dakota
Montana
30
37% Feb
11
29 y»
96%
;
3974
class
Chemical
Monsanto
29
28 % Apr
25
17
Sep
*96
i
23%
B—
Class
29
Mar 10
1
30% Dec
19
96
*82
,82'/a
'
10
62
42 Vb
Inc
Machine
RR
Monon
587k Aug 23
3
Jan
Feb
12% Nov
♦81
0
397a
preferred
Montecatini
23% Jan
82 Va
10
'■* •i.fi:
94 %
82
4£%
preferred
Monarch
19
4
98
*81
*93
No par
3%%
4
8'/b Dec
55% Jan
24
82%
94
84
24%
Service
4.20%
Mar 28
6
11% Aug 22
27
*81
*93
40
Cement
4
3
Jan
Oct
84
42 %
RR
Industries
Jan
11
93
*82
,
83%
23%
RR—
Mohasco
8
60% Oct
93
84
♦817a
: 83%
*81 '/a
.
393%
Co—
Fuel Corp
River
Public
62
Sep
94,
*82
.
42 7a
Missouri
71
25
*93'
84
.
42
3
87% Mar 23
26 % Mar;
94
*82
■
—1
5
10
—+■—
Portland
80 % Mar 11
21 % Jan
*93
2,000
29,100
Light—No par
&
Pacific
1
35 % Sep
83
15,100
'
.
50%
52 %
'
25,400
Missouri
12
9
83
-
,
,
4974
51%
:•
•
75*000
Missouri
Oct
Dec
84
52
24
14
Nov
6 %
*83
60
70%.
42% May 15
70
13% Jan
84
14'A
4 8 34
98%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
57b Mar 27
60
13
*83
14%
50 Va
;
2372
Mississippi
17
"2 Dec
507b
2474
Power
Feb
9
49%
493.4
23 '/a
29
15 y, Jan
141/4
49%
497b
237b
35
26
14'A
497b
x49%
227b
Development
15
7% Oct
14%
49 VB
50 Va
24%
Corp.:
Jan
17
14 %
50 %
23 %
Minnesota
39
14%
14%
3/4
25
Mission
15
14
14%
24%
Mission
29% Jun
38,100
& Mfg—__
No par
Ontario Paper—2.50
Mining
6
507a NOV
5,600
10%
129%.
11
4
34%
10
9874
Apr
20
3372
1074
'
69
45 % Apr
34% Jan
33 7b
10
126%
44
37 y8 Apr
85 74
33 74
107k
98%
4
6
*84 72
34
10 Vb
697b
3
48 '/2 Jan
85
33%
49%
*94
300
85
10 7b
977a
21 '/8 Oct
7
35 %
85
34
85
69 7b
3o^b Jan
33% Dec
*847a
COO
3,500
10,000
97%
35% Jan
42% Jun
R9%
70 3/4
&
3
887-b
69%
Minnesota
3
8974
97'A
12
4
89
98%
12
3 % Jan
89%
707b
347b Sep
34 Va Jan
88
4,800
•
687b
877b Jun
6
57%
X98%
20
16
83%
5772.
6974
4
Aug
31%
*811/2
5874
98%
15
6% Jan
317b
83%
573/4
98
24 y2 Dec
7
317k
*8172
57%
69
Dec
20
317b
81 %
56'A
125
38% Aug 31
Mar 10
10%
49
5
100
:
10
Corp___l
Philipp
Chem
227« Dec
3 % Dec
16% July
.337a
10 Va
31T4
81 Va
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
3% convertible preference
100
1
30% Mar 22
30
&
37 y2 Jan
24
35%
10%
common
Corp——
Minn
67
4
27
Oil
Minerals
170% Mar 10
109 % Sep
Corp
preferred
1st
Midwest
4
19
17
33% Jan
5%%
17
20
..
24
Oct
60
Nov
1233/4 Dec
'
28
Midland-Ross
9
101 % May 24
97 % Dec
178% Jun
.1
3
Sep
88
123% Feb
13
Jan
90
20
59% Feb
3
33'% Dec
48% July 25
15
30% Jan
14
82
-34%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc—-No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd_100
4.35% preferred series
100
3.85%
preferred series
100
3;80%
preferred series
100
4.45% preferred series
100
Middle South Utilities Inc
_10
May 27
4
»85
89%
86%
88
•
31 VB
883/4
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Corp com_5
preferred--—
National
24%
23%
■
107b
50
13574
247b
(conv)
20
Jan
80
Fuel
135%
1377a
24 Va
-22%
1951
of
33 % Aug
3
28% July 21
4
$4.50
series
17
23% Jan
Jaij. 14
preferred
National
3
12
154 % May 18
124% Aug 15
Chem
pfd
National
17
Apr
99% Dec
97
,
8
11477a Dec
Sep
657b Aug
3
Sep 26
148% Sep
21
12
3
Distillers &
Va %
■
,
/,
15% '
15%-,
1353/4
5
Inc
Products
4%%
27
92%
155
,155
157b
10
50 7b
30
—1
5
Co___—
Lines
4
1
78
7
17% Oct
25 % Oct
Aug
90% Aug 25
9
Aug
52
53% May
4
98
109% Jan
19
88 % Dec
78
120% Jan
11
24% Jan
92 % Feb
7
237a Jan
Jan
Natl
303/4 May 11
9
82 % Aug 25
46% July
104
Cash
Castings
'30'A
91%
155
15 % *
14
10'%
137 k
-50
No par
Register—1
61% Jan
May
92
154
—100
—10
Corp—
Jan
91%
10
common
preferred——
7%
National
31
24 % Dec
30
1
5
Corp
-
32%
10
50
10 %v
13%,
30 7b
Airlines—
Aviation
43
6674 Dec
137b
National
6
707s Jun
50
National
28
26
10
50%
8
20% Nov
49% Oct
24'% Dec
10%
50%
12
31 % Jan
30%
:
10
,_1
—5
Corp—
94'/2 Dec
6
Jan
1
Corp
13%
16 3/4 Aug
3
27
8% Aug 10
1
11% Mar
July 18
4
59 V2 Mar
Jan
149
12
157% Aug
18'/2 Apr
70% Jan
777s Nov 30
12
2
Jan
10
32% Aug 22
49% Mar 21
143% Jan
NAFI
26% Jan
4
17% Jan
8
25
9% Nov
47
41% Mar
4
2574 Sep
40
12% Feb \ 1
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7593/4
•
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7.
7-
*30%
i,
59
7a 7
31
60
,
X
607a
;
61%
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5,600
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2785)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Lowest
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
......
Lowest
Ilightsc
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Tuesday
We-»ne«day
Dec. 19
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 20
Dec. 21
Dec. 22
Shares
Dec. 18
o
31% May 17
38-Th Sep
357/« Jan
3
52% Nov
16
84
94% Sep
9
89
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
4.40%
preferred
82
Sep
9
79
Jan
3
83% Nov
8
3.90%
preferred
96
Aug
9
93% Jan
3
99
Dec
19
4.56%
Jan
4
-75% Jan
89
Jan
Jan
86
19
93% Sep
2
90% Jan
13
30% Aug
39% Jan
4
36% Jan
5
28% Mar
36
Dec
15
33% Jan
19
16% Sep
21
16% Apr
12
16
Jan
83% Jun
87
Jan
85
16
24% May 10
33% Dec
37% Aug
4
54% Jan.
4
15% Dec
29
18% Oct
35% Nov
4
19% Oct
24
15
Oct
24
75
Jan '25
56% Jan
4
17% Oct
24
39% Jan
J an
85
93
5
&
Mathieson
Oil
5
Nov
27
;
19
;
11
3
26 Ta Jan
4
43% Dec
13
87% Jan
9
98
6
90
390
95
95
*95
96%
96%
160
44 %
42 7/a
43%
21,700
42%
*87
44%
7.50
40%
41%
3,200
*95
440
43%
44%
46
44 Ta
45%
17Va
17
17
17
17
*17
17%
88%
87%
87%
88%
*87
89
%
150
41%
41
417/8
41%
41%
40%
41
3,200
39%
39%";
39%
39%
'
41
*87
500
39%
40
39%
39%
39'/»
39%
1
21%
21%
21%
22%
22%
22%
22
22
22
22
55%
55%
54
55
54
54
3,700
54
54
3.125
75
54%
77%
55%
75%
76
74%
2,300
75%
75%
75%
75
21%
21'/a
21%
21%
75%
21VB
2 1TB
21%
21%
21%
22
24
24%
24%
26%
24%
26
25
25%
24%
25%
88
89
88%
89%
87%
88%
87%
95%
87%
96%
96
96%
6,600
96
96%
96
96%
114
8,300
115%
114%
114%
42%
42%
42%
98
96%
96%
&
Glass
preferred
Oxford
$5
97%
*97%
11,500
5
4%
July 11
98%
43y»
88
10
Owens-Illinois
Apr
*97%
-45%
87%
104
120% Apr
180
99
45%
*17
26
18
82yz
45%
Gas
&
Orange
Sep
94%
82%
44 %
17
Outboard Marine Corp..:.
30c
Outlet Co
j,
No par
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
1
26% Dec
93%
82%
45%
46%
102% Mar 22
3
46%
96
*81%
43%
44%
17
Corp
Corp
Rockland Utilities
44%
*94%
83
94%
46
Chemical
46%
95%
83
94
43%
Gas
47
95%
Elevator__
Otis
20
95
46%
95%
83%
99
20
;
Natural
47%
99
common.5
Co
preferred
Olin
99
*94%
47
95
*82%
100
Electric
7
*98%
No par
:
Olin
59% Oct
83
100
preferred
..Oklahoma
28% Feb
82
95
100
Co
12
Dec
47%
83
28
106
27
Aug
22
47%
93%
100
preferred
4.24%
4
15
IIlOO
1
82% Oct
Jun .17
34% Jan
Dec
i
24
17
16Ta Jan
76
1
130% May 31
23% Oct 26
Gas
4.44%
4%
common
Sep
23% Jan- 12
116
Okla
52 % Aug
4
16
20
Nov
.
39
15% Jan
31
Oil
42% Nov
20
82% Oct
Ohio
90
4
11
104% Feb
4
17% Mar 15
Dec
122% Jun
22
49
Co
preferred..
Nov
32% Aug 24
19
Edison
45 % Aug
95
42% July
5
64% Dec 28
4
-37% Jan
29
36% Mar
Aug
Ohio
Paper
Co
88%
89%
com__6.25
96
97
100
114
115
...
Co
1
15
common
preferred
;
116
43%
*95
42%
43%
96
43 %
No par
>114
96
96%
42%
*96
43,800
6,900
32,400
3,080
*113%
115%
700
42%
42%
6,100
97
97
:
170
P
Jan
7
12% Oct
26
11% Jan
5
11
18% Jan
18% Mar 18
60
May 11
14% Jan
■6
12% Oct
15% Jan
-
18% May 11
22 % May
2/
5
18
5
17
25 % May 31
5%
20% Jail
73% Jan
30
Dec
Pacific
American
3
Pacific
Cement
22% May 17
21
52
15
Pacific
Coast
24% Jun
3
33% Dec
77
„
46% Mar
13
17% Aug 17-
Mar
23
4% Oct
26
..,
20
19% Oct
25
23
3
5
12
5% Jan
3
18% Dec
7
24% Aug 30
i
39
.
-
/
4
Jail
12% Nov 24
•'
Apr
Apr
4
Pacific
3
6%
Telep &
preferred
Pacific
Tin
24
17% July
6
13% Dec
28
23 % Jan
4
Jun
8
50% Dec
30
83% Mar 18
91% Oct
7
8
167% Sep
39% July 19
86 % Jan
5
39% Apr
29
67% Sep
1
53% Jan
18
36% Mar 15
51% Jun
15
32 % Oct
25
44% Apr
12
Parke
23 % Jan
6
33% Nov
29
Parker
Parmalee
40
21% Oct
4
28% Jan
4
33 % Oct
24
60% Feb
29
14% Feb
12
20% Dec
5
21% Jan
12
24
30
59% Nov
22
95% Nov
11
Sep
19
60% Nov
3
35 % Dec
7
9
27
.4%
Nov
17
23'A Jan
Mar 15
60% Dec
14
24
Nov
1
317/3 Jan
4
49% May 16
26% Oct 27
5%
Pipe
Co....
Co
Penick
27
Penn-Dixie
Cement
Penn
Co
common
preferred
15
Sep
20
18% Jun
22
15% Jan
3
41
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41% Jan
4
49% Apr
14
38% Aug
8
45
Sep
7
37% Apr
28% Jap
5
59% Nov
20
3
45 % Nov
6
30% Dec
11
417/b Jun
30% Mar 31
27 % Oct
28
36
Dec
22
25% Jan
27
28% Sep
v7
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
6
Pennsylvania
9
Dec
6
Penn
19
101% Jun
5
5
97% Jun
2
3
18% Dec
4
Pennsylvania
RR
3
59
Dec
6
Peoples
Stores
18
10% Oct
5
17% Jan
5
11% Jan
30 % Nov
7
45
Jan
7
32% Jan
v
48
fc
40
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
37% Nov
15
68% Mar 25
36
Sep
27
507/fl Jan
24
•
34 % Jan
29
50% Jun
17
46
July 24
59% Nov
8
.
43% Dec
14
52% Dec
16
43% Jan
12
83% Apr
20
30
Sep
28
41% Dec
37% Jan
3
76
Nov
20
92% Jan
-
7
94% Feb
1
100
-
13 % May 17
5
95% Mar -7
16'/a Jan
•
11
32% Sep
\~2Vh Dec~21
•'*5%
3
3
30% Jan
3
26% Mar 14
38% Jun
23
43 % Mar
8
57% Jail ?
87% Jan
7
99% Sep.
96
75 T Jan
13
83% Sep
84
Jan
6
96
Jan
12
101
Sep
26
Oct
25
49
Jan
60
46% Jan
6
Sep
100
Apr
5
81
Dec
20
85
Aug 12
74% Jan
14
80% Aug 29
Mar
9
13% Apr
29
Aug
20
35% Nov
-
85
Mar
6
104% Mar
14
3
8
84% Nov
Nov
3
79% Jan
30
77% Jan
12
64% July 31
86
May
28
51% Sep
25
18% Sep
6
14% Jan
3
22% Nov
44% Jan
8
-
•
>
,
20
6
47
Dec
13
4
76% Dec
Apr
11
97
Aug
2
94
Feb
3
98
Dec
Sep
1
38
Dec
20
603/a Jun
28
43% Jun
20
39% Jan
10
68 % Oct
27
17% Dec
1
25% Jan
3
27% Apr
24
81% Nov
18% Jan.
4
88
Aug
8
2
93
Jan
22
13% Dec
23
Dec
28
17
38% Jan
8
Sep
18% Jan
27
17% Nov
28
80% Jan
4
62% Dec
8
9% Oct
30
123
55% Sep
10% Dec
6
57
Dec
29
59
Nov
15
9%. Sep 28
113% Oct
5
45% Oct
25
22% Jan
4
Jan
12
44
15
Jan
6
Apr
81% Jan
11
18/
125
124% Jan
1
175
6
12
95% Jan
Feb
1
34% Dec
-
5
17% Jan
19
73
13
-
Nov
8-
/:
4
.v.,'
16
102% Nov
707/8 Nov
14
3
30% Apr
6
81% Aug
83% Jan
8
87% Aug 17
90
104% Jun
19
5
28
108% Dec
47% Jan
86
43
28
-
Aug. 30
84% Dec
12
7
86
98
Jan
1*
105% Aug 19
102
417 a Feb
17
•49% Aug 19
Sep
-
Dec
88% Nov
Jan
92% Nov
Jan
3
Nov
70% Nov
7
78
9
23% Apr
227/8.Nov
21% Jan
22 % Mar 22
21
18
Feb
7% Sep
29
Feb
23
29 %. Feb
4
81
123,
13
Aug 25
11% Feb
66% Nov
-■118% Jan
3
173
Jan
3
14
8
11
84% Apr
21
-37% Aug 30
30% Oct
10
37% Jun
24
27% JU»
2
397/a Jan
5
,■
■/•:■ :
.
27
17
15
May
12!
Jun
11
12
39% Jun
24
57% Feb
,
Nov
-
-
-
14
43% Oct
3
31 % Sep
6."'"
Mar 29
87% Aug 14
4
32% Oct
4
63% Dec-
-33% Jan
4
-
42;
94%
100
56%
56%
57%
56%
56%
55%
56%
35%
36
35%
36 -X
15,700
35%
36
35%
357/3
35%
35 %
31
29,800
31%
31%
32%
32%
32%
32%
3,000
58
33%
58
57%
57%
55%
57 %
55
55
55%
56%
34
33%
34
33%
337/«
33
33%
33%
33%
24%
7,400
12,600
24%
24%
-
"A
94%
*93
32%
95
*93
32%
31%
24%
*25
25%
25
25
65%
66%
66
67%
67
67
67%
67%
68
69
27
17%
I.
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
*25
25%
17 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
17%
48%
48
48%
48
48
47%
47%
*46%
49 %
51
49%
51%
51%
53
50%
52
50'A
41%
41%
39
40
39
39%
39
40
40
40%
30%
387/8
99%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
39
38
38%
38%
39%
38%
37%
37%
99%
99%
99%
100%
99%
100 Va
99%
100%
*94%
95%
14,700
52
*47
1
:
100
17%
48
52,400
/
150
26,600
5,100
30%
1,800
37%^
37,900
,,
560
340
61,900
5
56%
56%
56%
57%
56%
56%
56%
57%
56%
56%
1,300
Coke..No par
50%
51'A
50
51%
13,400
.!
53%
*37%
54%
38%
53%
50%
52%
100
*37%
38%
38%
38%
36%
38
36
36%
200
56%
567/u
56%
56%
57
56'/a
56%
10,200
* 59%
60%
59%
56
58%
56%
1
56%
59%
59'/a
59
59
59
59%
4,000
68
3,900
.No par
67
100
*100
53
70
67%
101%
*100
68
66
101 %
19
38%
187/b
19
38%
38%
5
3%
3%
33/,
33Vbc
50%
52
49%
50%
5
58%
59%
347/3^351/4
,'.100...
(NY)
58%
83%
83%
18%
63%
*100
'
19
64%
101%
18%
187%
'38%
38%
37%
38%
37%
37%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
49%
'
51%
50%
51%
497%
59%
60
35i/4
34y2
100
~
100
84%
60%
59%
34yg
34%
100
99%
84%
60%
84
*99
100
99
99
102%
103
*102
103
*102
103
103
103
77
79
111%
100
100
5
1
79%
112%
84
*81 %
58%
20%
40%
62'A
23
12,200
34%
12,900
100
82%
*98
540
83
,
410
99
50
*102%
103%
200
78%
79%
77%
78%
15,300
106%
107%
106%
110
107
79%
108%
84
84
*84
84%
85
85
*84%
85%
82%
59%
20%
71%
81%
57%
207/c
81%
*81
*81
82
*81
82
10
16,800
*20%
98
98
106%
69%
23
85%
*77%
14%
80
129
577/«
21%
20%
21
70%
57%
107
6,700
58%
57%
58
21
20%
20%
14%
129
69
70%
70%
69
98
*97
99%
99%
*97
99%
10
38
39%
38%
40'A
40
42%
13,500
62
61 %
62 %
62
63
129
69%
*97
22%
22%
22%
22%
*83%
85%
*83%
85 %
80
80
*78
79
14%
14%
14%
62%
22%
85%
80
*128%
14%
129
129
14%
129
69%
9,600
22%
22%
*83
'
2,200
'85%
78%
78%
200
14%
14%
3,400
129
*128%
100
24%
23%
24%
24%
257/a
63%
64%
63%
64%
63%
64
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
Pittston Co
(The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
Plough Inc
2.50
11%
*51%
53%
19%
*116
78
131
91%
11%
12%
51%
12
12%
51%
51%
*51
53
54
53
53
53
53
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%
Co
.-
1
20
51%
*52%
20
118
76%
130
89
32%
212
*117
118
77
77
130
*130
89
119%
77%
132
91
11%
11%
*118
9,400
25,900
.
18,900
160
500
5,100
119%
10
77%
77
*130
4,000
132
90%
250
90%
2,300
33%
33%
33 Ta
337%
25,700
207%
211%
206%
211%
17,300
89%
34
214%
Gamble
No par
Public Service Co of Colorado..
10
18%
18%
18%
18%
94%
93
93%
93%
260
48%
49
48
94
48%
93
49
47%
48%
45%
48%
4,000
94
~
93%
48'A':
10
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sf pref.100
Potomac Electric Power Co..
10
95%
93%
94%
93%
94
91
93%
92%
94
101%
18%
*93
'
100%
18%
1
5
99%
100%
8,200
62%
63%
35,400
29%
30
1,600
85
220
100%
101%
1007/8
657/fl
29%
86%
63%
*29%
*85%
*86%
65%
30%
86%
61^
64%
29%
30%
*85
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22
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107
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67
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72
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30
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101
2,500
63%
101%
$1.40 div preference com_.No par
4.08%
preferred
100
4.18%
preferred
:
100
4.36% preferred
100
5.05%
preferred...
100
4.32% preferred—l
1—25
4.16% preferred
25
4.80% preferred...
100
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
. $4.75
preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
Pullman Inc
___w
No par
Pure
Oil./—
5
53%
118
78
131
917/8
33
34%
216% 218%
18%
18%
94%
94%
5
5.28% preferred
100
Public Serv Co of Ind com__No par
v
3%% preferred
..100
11%
12%
51%
51%
53'A
53'A
20
20%
*117
118
76%
77%
130
130
89%
91
31%
33
213
216
18%
18%
12%
53
4,000
63
23%
-
1,500
40
63%
1.25
130
128 %
63
*83%
58%
82
58%
38%
61%
22%
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14%
41
'
77%
23%
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2,000
7,100
55,800
84
70
*96%
/.
84
6,100
597/a
34
*99
84%
100
51
59%
34%
100
*99
78%
101%,
18%
100
50c
5
No par
63%
*100
"18%
*99
No par
common
997/8
99%
83%
100
100
100
:
341/3
99%
12.50
66
101%
*100
~
18%
38%
3%
__1
63%
&
700
1,800
22%
'
16 '
74% Sep
23% Apr. 20
93%
56
637/8
.
7
May 17
9
7
May 11
193%
56 7%
23%
&
7,600
94
56
63%
->
7 V,..;
4
70 % Aug
20% Jan
106
106
*93
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Public Serv Elec & Gas com.No par
22
65 % Jan
20
-
22
87
52%
23
'
17
10
"
7
3
51%
17%
preferred
-Procter
20
3
12
52%
10
Poor
•
4
Dec
11
30
29% Sep
80% Jan
-
101% Nov
Mar 15
51 '/a
common—No par
Plymouth Oil Co...;
Polaroid Corp
97% Oct
50
3
64% Jan
30
-.44% Dec
78% Jan
v
28
Jan
69% Dec
9
8
Jan
.
1
Jan
11
36%-Mar
26% Mar
52
•'
14
22% Mar 30
3
88 / Apr
33% Jan
30
•
,
13
238% Nov
13
11
25% Jan-
16% Dec
Feb
.>
27
36% Dec
52%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7 %
guaranteed preferred
100
12
107
Jan
20 % Jan
261% Aug 22
88 % Oct
27
69
2
-
24
Dec
52
95%
Metallurgical
Feb
52%
16%
Plate Glass Co
79% Dec
517/8
94%
Pittsburgh
135
53%
16%
28
120
Dec
51%
16
Pittsburgh
21% Nov
3
,96% Jan
20
:
17% May 17
55% Jan
4
72% Dec
25% Nov
15% May 10
163% Feb
113
4
8
43 % Mar
97/a Jan
16,300
36,500
par
19%
16%
3
Jan
14%
21 %
197/3,
95%
21
61
14
21
19%
16%
Nov
65% Jan
Aug 11
14%
21%
1
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.10
$5 convertible preferred_.No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.
1
.
21
26,000
14
20%
20
*94%
28% Apr
79Ta Feb
131
46% July 21
71..
Apr
Co
197%
14%
21%
Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc.
18% Mar 16
3
■75% Jan
26
83 % Oct
23
123
Aug 31
88
14
127% Oct
19 % May 20
132
Nov
78.
$4
6,800
14
Piper
88% Mar 21
81% Aug 23
10
Dec
79
6
15%
16%
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
!
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury
5
73
15%
96
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.68%
19
1
29% Sep
-
•
83% Mar 16
43% Feb
31% May
91
>
.
2,400
15%
33y3c
Phlla & Reading Corp
24
125
78% Jan
■
:
250
67/a
16%
Co
-
>
29
15
67/a
95%
preferred
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15%
67/3
17%
Corp......
*
7,100
6'/a
957/8
Inc
&
3.80%
<
14,700
39
155
17
Ry Co
4.40%
/
.
60
38%
153%
19%
100
Corp.i.J
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59%
39
95%
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*
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155
20%
10
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100
•
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100
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
-
..
103% Mar 29
Dec
54
24
65% May 16
3
12
33% Jan
77% Jan
41 %
Sep
/
337/0
21%
No par
:
4%-% v preferred
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Pfaudler Permutit Inc.
/>■.
537/e Nov
30 % Jun .29
'
'
14
5% May 25
80% Sep 22
91% July
5
93
*
21
12
Corp
com
Co
Pet Milk Co
v
Dec
33%
a
-
Eastern
Perkin-Elmer
337/3
14%
5
preferred
Light
Gas
&
Pepsi-Cola
19'/a Dec
-
15
Jan
Jan
Peoria
series
Drug
Peoples
v
49% Apr
15% Sep 26
& Light
preferred
4.40%
100
12,400
20%
50
Glass Sand
Power
.4%%
21%
101%
38%
7%
15%
21%
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15%
59%
600
22%
101%
*_J1
—
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90% Jan
4
85% Jan
•
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Co-
26% Jan
~
Jan
89
'■
60%
156
4,600
17%
14 %
1
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
22 % July 25
19%
39
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8,200
14
22%
25
preferred
conv
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15%
597/3
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155
23'A
13%
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14
.-w.-_-3.50
(J C)
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19%
5
Corp
prior
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Fruit
7
7
60%
38%
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22
17%
21%
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I
common
28
4.68%
60%
39%
154%
7
14%
2.50
Transportation.:
27
Penney
33%
61
39%
;_No par
Feb
9
100
__
60%
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14
1
Corp
Apr
23% May
__
103'.,
24%
13%
1
Line__No
Co
Proof
&
*21%
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102
23%
100
Rust
conv
22%
22%
70c
Inc
76% Nov
33
*17
105%
50c
Airways
Pictures
Coal
17
*21%
5
Sulphur
Davis
Peabody
14%
17
103 %
J.
preferred
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24%
13%
17%
22%
No par
Corp
of America
East
23%
14
17%
105%
100
World
Panhandle
22
19% Jan
44
Amer
24
85%' Apr
American
Pan
6
23%
13%
17%
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com__14 2/7
Electronics
Pan
Mar 22
19
23% Dec
23
14 %
105
.10
Consolidated
Packard-Bell
26% May 15
Oct
14
Teleg
Packaging Corp.
16% Apr
12
Electric
.
8% May 16
48 %
177
23
'
17%
25
65% Oct
/ Jan
30% Jan
141% Jan
&
14
25
When' issued....,
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Gas
23'
'
1
:
Pacific
21
2
:
preferred
16
28
16
5
Aggregates Inc_5
common.
Nov
Feb
53% Sep
32 % Jan
145
&
Co
337/8 Dec
108
7% Jail
8
26% Mar 10
130% Feb
Corp
23
22%
169
8%
88
*71%
f-
30
4,100
72%
23
*22%
*21%
200
600
22%
♦163
169
8%
8%
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87%
600
100
15,600
100
41%
42
42%-
34%
34%
36
19,400
33%
34
42%
34
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33%
33%
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S Q
Jan
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125% -J an
11
42
/
i'
.
26 r
Mar
For
8
136./
Aug. 18
--27% Nov-14
footnotes,
/
see page
131
Jam 13'
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24.
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A
145 :-Sep 18
-31 --Apr
1 v ■
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• ■
Quaker Oats Co common.
*
5 .
6% pfeferred_______-_wx_--__100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10-
94%
■
- ---
142-'
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95%
x92
92%
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lf42
29%
•
29%
29%'
89
91%
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' 29% 29%
•».r
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90%
87
140%
140%
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29%
29%
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142%
50
29%
1,100
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2786)
.
.
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Hightse
Lowest
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1960
Dec.
AND
HIGH
Tuesday
Wednesday
Dec. 19
SALE
PRICES
Dec. 20
18
Sales for
Thursday
;
.
Friday
the Week
Dec. 'I i.
;
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Shares
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67 Mi Jan
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18
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41.900
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82% Sep
29% Mar
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37 Mb
37 Ma
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57 Mb
37 MB
963/b
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57 Ma
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2,100
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56 MB
37 Mb
33 Mb
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20 Ma Jan
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84 Ma
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51 Ma Nov
26 Mi Jan
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34 Ma Apr
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72 Ma Oct
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38 Mb Jan
9
33
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65 Ma Mar 20
Aug 23
17
21 Ma Sep
3
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31 Ma
33 "
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4
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51 Ma Dec
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77
51 Ma Oct
Jan
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460
Volume
194
Number 6119
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(2787)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 19G0
Lowest
25% July 25
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Hightse
37% Jan
Lowest
•
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4
5
Nov
51
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35 Va Feb
25
57 % Dec
70 % Jan
12
72% Jan
23
10 Va May 11
79% Aug 22
13% Sep 13
11% Jan
3
12% May 11
30 % Jun
25% Jan
14
52% Jan
20
91
12
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Financial
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Jun
1
51% Jan
4
Dec
25
87% Dec
4
30
44% Sep
25
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4
38
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4
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3
1
44% May 31
§■
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Jan
4
Mar
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25
89
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25
367/a Jan
62% Dec
6
26% Oct
25
26% Dec
fe'J
Standard
4
81% Sep
47 Va Dec
5
4
51% Sep
52
,
,
Dec
59% Feb
Standard
9
92 % Dec
7
4
28
Mar 30
28
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Jan
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Mar 23
84
y
29
Oil
of
;. $3.30 conv
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3%%
the Week
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36%
81 V*
82 V*
80 V*
81%
76
76
76
76
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of
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of
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8
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16
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9
20
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3
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2
29
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4
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4
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Feb
7
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9
18
Dec
4
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10
30
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27
25
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3
35
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1
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7
24% Jan
9
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9
25% Jan
4
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11
18% Jan
4
14
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4
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17
18
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20
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11
18% Feb
'
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22
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22
529
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20
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13
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,
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7
21
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21
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64% Jan
4
26% Jan
23
33 Va Apr
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1
7
4
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6
21
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13
29
Jun
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9
May
30
32% Nov
16
101 % Aug 22
1
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3
Gas
Sun
Oct
Chemical
A
preferred series A
2nd
Inc
7
1115
Oct
3
31
Sunshine Mining Co.
Superior-OU of California
37
Sep
25
74% Nov
29
Sweets
39% July 26
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25
38% Nov
3
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28
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21
54% Nov
28
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15
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22
12% Jan
3
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5
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29
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29
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1
Sep
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855
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22
26
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59
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90
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,
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7
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5
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61
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■
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23
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8
67
30
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preferred——
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18
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27
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5
6
Mar 28
32
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Jan
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27
Jan
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16
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46%
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Thursday
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PRICES
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Wednesday
Dec. 19
com___No par
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May" 16
57
Brands
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 18
5
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35
:
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5
1
5
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5
*
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12
19% Dec
40
46% Jan
LOW
STOCK
issued
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lb
78% May 12.
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YORK
EXCHANGE
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1
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Jun
40
3% Oct
6'% Jan
61% Nov
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3
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24
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27
6
14
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.
4
Feb
1
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16
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29
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25
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69 % Jun
21% Sep
34
59% Aug 18
• •
20
19% Jun
33
Jun
15
40% Nov 21
Jan
14
27% Jan
3
46
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16
\ 18% Jan
3
27'% Aug
256'% May 25
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26
Oct
27
25 % Sep
15
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8
4
15% Jan
3
23% Apr
12
5
115% Nov
8
25
95
Jun
14
21
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9
206% May 15
19% Jail
70'/e Jan
86% Aug
24% Jan
25
80% Jan
4
21% Jan
3
29 Va Apr
Texas Pacific Coal &
3
26% Jan
4
24% Jan
3
31% Apr
3
38% Jun
15
22'% Sep
8
30'/a Apr 27
61% Jan
7
37'% Jan
3
50
Jan
27
10% Jan
70% Dec
22
55
Jun
May 20
82
Dec
12
18% July 22
22% Oct 26
21.'
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11 '
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28% Oct 24
'
9% July
46% Feb
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-
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8
16
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84
24
3
28
Jun~~2
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24% Jan
8
18% Oct
20% Jan
24% Mar
59'% Nov
1
22'/a Jan
15'% Feb
17
Jun
22
19'% Sep
6
41% Aug 26'
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5
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Jan
28% Apr
17
19
Jan
28'% Dec
64
Dec
20
64
Dec
20
59'% Jan
10
23
Oct
21
29% Jan
4
26% Jan
3
Aug
7
16% Oct
30
123
60
Jun
16
Dec
14" v:
Nov
27
May 15
52 Vb Dec
6
Dec
42% Apr
3
Jan
11
11 Va
July~25
33
Oct
27
39'% Jan
4
50'% Jan
11
54'% Oct
18
19
Jan
4
4
31 Va Mar
30
20% May
10% Oct
3
52% Dec
4
9
33 % Nov
28
July 28
40% May 27
22% Dec
5
52
Jun
Oct
25
55% May
Mar
59'% May 27
44 Va Dec 20
48
30
29% Oct
24
55*% Apr
7
May
30
8
11% Dec
2
30
8
29% Jan
10'% Jan
6
Jan
20
10% Nov
30
25
Oct
14
36
8'% July 18
13 Va Nov
28
13'% Jun
21
20 '/a Nov
30
14% Sep
12% Oct
26
18% Jan
22
13% Jan
4
24% Feb
29
57
Aug 30
34% Sep
22
36
May 17
44
33% Jun
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9
14
lb*/4 Sep
25
51
Oct
11
Apr
3
24% Dec
4
18% Sep
preferred
5,100
393/4
27,300
21%
21%
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21%
21%
21 y4
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117%
122'%
119%
116%
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34
25
98
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:
28%
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22
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82
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;
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,
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22%
50
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85 %
50
143%
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177/b
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24
24
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25
11%
12
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55%
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55
55
1
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43%
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23
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13
51
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66
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.; 53%
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64
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86
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84
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50
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146
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9,200
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146
18
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25
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52
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2,800
17,300
147
900
17%
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25%
200
12%
11%
12%
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20,500
11%
11%
11,100
18,000
68,400
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51%
52%
55%
55%
55%
55
55%
1,700
43%
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43%
44
44%
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23%
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24
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.
51
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52
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12%
V 51
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13
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13
51
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26%
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51
10%
23%
1,700
83%
23 %
25
13
10%
22%
10%
23
1
1
Twin Coach Co
TXL Oil Corp
52
36%
.
-
50%
11%
51%
55 V*
43%
23 Va
51
36%
-
68%
37%
27%
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17%
14,600
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27,%
66%
•
53%
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11%
11%
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Pipeline Co
1
Airlines Inc
I
Tri-Continental Corp common—I
$2.70 preferred
50
r
25%
,
23% .23%
■
146
9,900
14,200
83%
.
3,700
26%, 26%
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64
42
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67
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54
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.
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118
34
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64
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142
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27
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101
97
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I
101 %.
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117
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19
102
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34
33%
18%
18%
34%
18%
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7
16%
38%
39
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957—50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
1
Twin City Rap Transit com.No par
5% conv prior preferred—
50
56'/a May
8
48
Nov 30
25 Va Mar 14
\
Transwestern
Trans World
21
Jan
53'% Jan
38
40
2
common.
Electronic Corp.
Transue & Williams Steel
No
20% May 15
36
38%
39%
2
-
Corp
conv
16%
38%
j
28
4'/2%
17
41%
v
53
8,200
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.
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-
56
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83
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,
67%
.
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27..Aw*:\... 25,%
39% ,
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21
V
54
59
24%
38'%
26%
28%
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Transitron
1
18
22% Jan
Tool Co
V.&SVa
8,800
23%
24
17%
104
383 a
'
t a .7'
12%
39%
19
v.-* 26%;
,
8,500
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117/.
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34%
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•
1
•
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"
121'%
.
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57
'21%
103
No par
Toledo Edison Co_A——u
™—--8.
Torrington Co—
No par
Tractor Supply Co class A—.
1
•
1
11'% Oct
39
16
Power
.
~c'v
.
4 *'
407/a
18%
Tidewater Oil common-——i~l—10
$1.20 preferred—.
:
29
Timken Roller Bearing
No par
20
146
34
Trane , Co
Transamerica
-
50
91 %
118%
Tishman Realty &: Construction—!
•*•
.66
37% Jan
.
18
33% Aug 10
21'% Dec
'
8
48'% Jan
6
28
24
Thor
8
4
'
14% Sep
31% Oct
4
32% Feb
28% May
23% Mar 29
7
33
May
21%
1
58%
■
'•
55%
17'%
^
par
'57
57%
24'%
-11%
10%
; 11%
38
11 Va
39
10
:
V •'
57% •
\37%
Textron Inc common—_l
—50#
v i-i ■ $1.25, cpnv" preferred:
.—No par
,r"' ": Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
;
ft.
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j
1
"'
Thompson
(JR)„
^._'_7.50
: *%•
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com_ft
4% preferred—-——
2
100
8
68% Jan
19
44% Dec
87
-
Oil
Utilities
Texas
May 10
30'% Oct
9
82% Feb
20
25% Aug 29
'16%
5534
56%
56
,
12*%;'
11%
57 %
'24%*,'*2424%
33%
Gulf Sulphur—
No
Instruments Inc—
Texas
Texas
a
Producing Co
.
.
~
10
10%
12%
.57 %
'
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
14'% July 25
*
Gulf
V. 56%
10%
•; 12
*: 57
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Texas Gas Transmission Gorp^.
5
37
20 Va May 17
-
7M
21 ,r£E
27
28
15% Sep
6
5b
4.50
—
Dec
16'/a Sep
148 y4 Oct
CP
.'38%
29% Mar 15
21 Va Sep
Nov
26
29
47'% Oct 13
Inc. (James)
Tandy CorpI—
—1
TelAutograph ; Corp^
1
Tennessee Corp-—*— i
,^.1.25
Tennessee ,Gas Transmission Cq^_5/
Texaco Inc„—
12.50
'
6% May
Talcott
*48%
17,400
3,300
60
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5,500
23%
22%
22%
23%
22%
23%
53,200
u
65% May 11
Udyllte
> *
Corp_l
28 % Dec
30
12 V* Mar
1
29 Va Oct
25
43 V* Jan
4
148 Va Jan
14
31% Dec
12
51% Dec
6% Nov
18
58% Dec
13
6% Nov
3
10 Va Mar 28
Union
33% Jan
4
42 Va May 22
Union
May 22
Union
Carbide
Union
Electric
106% Oct
25
6
116
Jan
Jan
4
39% Aug 19
39
Jan
3
87% Jan
6
96
92
Jan
30
32
Aug
74% Dec
29
78
Apr
68% Jan
5
75
15
8
74% Jan
4
144
v
Unilever Ltd
Unilever
20
Apr
18
Preferred
$3.70
series
76
May1«
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
Aug 16
71
Feb
24
Aug 19
81
Jun
27
Dec
20
Nov
42% Jan
6
68% Dec
6
27 Va Jan
3
37 % Dec
31
Jan
8% Aug
5
2
4
21
32% Jan
6
19% Oct
26
24% Jan
13
25 V* Apr
5
32% Apr
20
88
May 10
81
May 17
20
5
29% Nov
15
Union
51% May 15
3
56 Vb Aug
8
United
Mar
7
110 Va Aug
22
Jan
4
100 V* Aug
17
Aug 24
20
Nov
Union
3
39% Dec
Mar
17
8
37% Jan
9
24
39% Nov
Jan
102
86
29% Sep
25
33% July 26
:
4%
4%
40% May 24
United
18
United
47% Dec
Oil
$4
of
series
Pacific
Tank
RR
Twist
Drill
10
Corp
common
(series of 1955)
conv
(series of 1956)
conv
Artists
Biscuit
Co
18
18% Feb
1
30
Nov
8
United
Board
Jan
25
60 Va Jan
4
86% Dec
7
United
Carbon
14
38
Feh
23
7% Jan
12
7
Jan
3
9% Nov
16
United
of
Amer__No par
44
Va Jan
3
67% Dec
12
United
Electric
12
United
Mar 21
Aug
15% Dec
1
1
'46
Nov
22% Jan
6
18
29% Jan
15% Jan
3
21% Dec
69% Dec
5
31V* Jan
6
34% Aug 30
13
17 V* Jan
3
29 V* Aug
41% Nov
30
82
Engineering
Nov 21'.
Fruit
United
Gas
United
'
Financial
United
4
Mar 21
33
Coal
United
1
52% Nov
14% Dec
27% May 20
Fastener
Gas
&
Corp
Foundry
of
Calif
Co
Corp..
19
53% Jan
25
52% Jan
4.
16
29
20
Jan
25
15% Sep
19
18% Feb
20
United
10
3
28
United
Merch
Co
Greenfield
24% Nov
Jun
16% Apr 19
Va Aug
4
18% Jun
28
1% Jan
11
4* Jan
50
64% Jan
4
54% Jan
16
33% July
8
30% Jan
3
Apr
30% Jan
12
27
17% Jan
•
3
-
1% Nov
United
30
76 V* Mar 24
34% Oct
4
-
Park
United Shoe
6%
&
Corp
Mfgrs Inc
City Mines Co
Mach
preferred—
1
No par
Improvement
46 % Apr
ft
common,
13%
10
1
1
25
25
—
69,400
122%
46%
47 '/a
46%
47%
96
96
96
96
*77
82
*77
82
*74
75
48%
96
96
88%
82
75
*74
75
.
73
-
%:
74
33%
32%
33 VB
8%
36%
-
7%," >
46%
*96
97
*77
74
25,100
10,400
•
82
74
'
•
:
180
85%
86
84%
84%
66
65%
66
19,300
32%
:/•
•
>
'■■■"'
33
32%
33%
25,900
8%
8%
8%
8%
90
8%
35
35%
34%
35
35%
35%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
37%
38%
37%
38
38
387/a
38%
39%
42%
43'/a
42%
43 Va
42%
42%
42%
42%
8%
8%
105
*103%
110
*103 Va
110
*103%
100
.
•
*26 V*
26%
38%
43 %
110
15,900
121%
47"
36
8%
35%
3,600
37
121
•
14,300
65%
.
,
12,900
7,200
«
2,500
19,900
..
20,300
105
*103%
93%
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94%
94%,
94%
94%
94
94
31%
47%
26 Va
82%
33%
8%
65
21%
59%
26'/a
30%
31
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
32
45%
57
45%
46%
44%
45%
44 %
44%
26
26%
*26 VB
26%
26%
26%
81%
82%
80%
80%
80%
79%
80
1,600
33%
33%
337/a
33%
33%
1,700
17,800
39
80
33%
33%
33%
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400
"
15,100
7,700
26%
700
8%
-
8%
64
64 %
65
63%
63%
21 VB
21 Va
21%
21%
21
21%
3,100
58%
58
59,.
58
59'%
15,000
25 V*
24%
24%
58%
24%
59%
24%
38%
37%
38%
78
16%
78/-
16%
16%
16%
23
23%
1%
71 %
8%
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21%
51V*
•
8%
64%
21 Vb
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8%
63%
38
78%?
16%
34
.
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71
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;
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36,500
1,800
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1%
1%
15,' 800
70%
6,500
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550
1%
'
33%
■
70
70%
70%
%
1.000
22%
1%
v.
.
23 Vb
22%
34%
v
16%
23%
71%
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16%
16%
-
,
•
16%
-
•
76%
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-
-
34%
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37%
36%
37 7/a
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r-'.v.-t
For footnotes, see page 24.
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52%
53%
120%
66
.78%
16%
288,300
7%
87
8%
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57V*
25%
38%
:
36%
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6,600
^
28%
7%
-
„
36
122%
120
15%
35%
27%
-
38%
'
33%
'•>
37%
87
2.50
14%
'
IV*
64%
46
^5
'
36%
28%
36%
88
81%
Cos
/.
.
'
7%
7
67%
26%
Corp
52%
52%
'■
27%
52%
/„
38 Vb
37%
49%
97 .
36
'•
V"r
37%
65%
10
Corp
7%
*86%
No par
Carton
Co
52%
7%
15%
15%
■
36%
27%
67
33"%
*103%
93%
31V*
1
Corp
17
7-
United-Carr
&
51%
35%
27%;
j
87%
_1
Apr
76
40-% Mar 16
5
pfd_100
pfd_100
Corp
27
31
V.
ft
Co
Aircraft
2
28% Nov
0
10
No par
Air Lines Inc
54% July 25
.
common—10
Co
Co
27%
8%
36
26%
37%
46%
25
preferred
Car
•
15%
15%
15%
37%
26%
-
66
33 %
No par
California
non-cum
4
34% Jan
15
8
$4
5
4
35% Dec
23% Mar
Union
4
8% Aug 17
Jan
Aug 22
103% Aug 25
97
Preferred
Union
United
37% Jan
46 Va
87
29% Jan
8
95%
*77
75
*86%
No par
85'
28
48%
No par
Preferred
47
Sep
common
series
15%
36%
37%
28 Va
54%
7%
38%
38%
122 Va 124%
No Par
10
Corp
15%
37%
26 Va
51 %
7%
6%
1
7
7% Jan
'
0
NOV
8
25% Oct
Co
79
33 '/a Mar
25
Rubber
Co
$4.50
*"
—20 g
shares—
&
20
77% Jan
16
ord
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
52'/a Nov
97
No par
dep rets ord„—
Amer
N V
Asbestos
15%
1
(The)_,
Corp
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2788)
.
.
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Hightse
30 Vb Mar
4
431/4 Jun
83 % Jan
4
32 >/2 Oct
18
23% Sep
29
30 % Jan
33 l/4 Sep
16
4
29
Jan
4
US
971/2 Jun
24% Jan
32% Nov
US
US
14
!
Oct
25
74 'A Jan
4
431/4 Dec
20
85 % Oct
25
II6V2 Jun
iJ
9o
Sep
25
115
Feb
27
Aug 23
151
Dec
20
1581/2 Oct
2
4
3 % Dec
15
42
148
Dec
19
161
3% Dec
15% Dec
20
8y« Jan
8
31 y2 Feb
12
14% Dec
24
13% Jan
15
9 Va Jan
29
40
Jan
22
253 b Jun
6
30'/4 Sep
1
7% Mar
20 Vb Oct
255/B Nov
*
8
8% Sep
26 y8 Jan
35
40'/a Aug 10
Jan
19
361% Jun
6
7% Jan
4
50% Jan
30
5
3
9 Va Nov
21
2P/4 Oct
■
17
2
27% Apr
26 % Jan
5
3
33
43% Jan
25
84
26
78
Aug 31
75
26
64
Jan
5
46% Jan
6
11
149 y2 Jan
3
144
Jan
33
4
157 y4 Aug
19
U S
Shoe Corp.
41 % Nov
21
US
Smelting Ref & Min
54% Oct
27
5
75'/4 Oct
24
Aug 25
141% Jan
3
261/4 Aug 25
231/4 Jan
45% Nov
28
U S
391% July 11
53% Apr 10
271/2 May 10
US
148
4
15
34% Jan
14
37 »/4 Nov
10
35
3
:36% Jun
23
241/a Mar 29
91% May 17
147 % Jun
5
29% Jan
18% Apr
Feb
9
8
11
511/2 Jan
4
26
341/2 Dec
15
159% Nov
21
Jan
41 % Apr 14
21% Oct 24
80% Jun
17
33 y4 Dec
23
30% Jan
62% Jun
13
48% Feb
62
Jan
30 '/a Oct
25
38
Jun
21
33% Mar 10
29% Dec
15% Oct
11
Jan
5
44
Jan
34% Jan
5
15% Sep
30% Oct
5
5
20
2
'18
38% Jun
29% May
3
28
Match
Universal
6
Oil
Upjohn
14
42% Nov 20
27
Jan
91/4 Sep
28% Jan
Apr
Utah
14ya Apr
Vanadium-Alloys
Vanadium
Sep
2
6
41% Oct
Van
28
19% Jan
3
30% Apr
27
38% Oct
20
38% Oct
20
31
24
51 % Dec
20
42
Nov
2
15 Vb Nov
20
36
12
9
397/8 Dec
28
30
Apr
22
113'% Dec
28
107
34% Jan
26
54% Dec
28
99% Jan
4
106 y2 Aug
24
Jan
29
85
Aug 31
82% Jan
18
89
82% Jun
23
90 y2 Aug
49% Jan
27
Oct
95
Jun
*8%
8%
*8%
21%
22 VB
21%
29%
30 %
30
30%
30'%
30%
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49'/a.
48
48%
48 VB
82%
4.8%
811"'
49%
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57
57%
57%
58
159%
159%
160
159'%
15
13% Feb
65
67'/4
67
65%
66
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64%
38%
39
3,700
x38
38%
37%
38 Vb
37%
37%
2,300
53%
53%
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53 %
52 VB
53
52
52
81%
79Ve
145
4
4
17
3
100
80'%
14
98% Jan
5
107 Va Jun
38%
39
38%
37%
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38
*36%
40y4
39 VB
39%
39
39%
21 VB
21
20%
20%
21
21
13%
13%
13%"
13%
13%
13%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
3,800
53%
53%.
53%
53 Tb
53%
53%
3,500
39%
21%
22
13'%
13%
371/2
38
37'%
54
53
53%
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166
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166
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10
3,800
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11,400
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29%
29%
31%
30%
31%
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61%
62 y„
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59
61%
59%
60%
53%
54 '/4
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53%
53
53 Tb
52%
39%
53%
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39%
39%
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92,800
31,600
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47%
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46
45
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23,600
47
48
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35
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62 Vb
8
com
100
87%
89
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24,300
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60
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34
114
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144
144
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113
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77%
143%
77%
145
39'%
<
1,400
79%
144 Vb
37%
144%
1
May 12
65%
.1
6
9% Jan
13% Jan
770
53%
40%
100
87% Jan
158%
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21%
13%
100
8
158%
30%
preferredi
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4
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11%
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preferred
4
159
22
$4.04
Jan
20,000
63
partic preferred.100
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10
56%
31
$4.20
$4.12
82%
55%
ny4
preferred
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13;200
48%;-
*79%
21%
f.
13
4,300
82%
30%
29
17
200
14,400
57V2
22%
11%
Nov
Oct
8%
57
31%
Dec
28% Nov
VB
*791/2
11
89
26
81
30%
92
11
2,600
30%
21%
86
9
; 'a1'
22
37%
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42,300
A
29%
8%
11
Dec
7
45
29%
22%.
31%
preferred
Inc....
&
21%
*43
*8%
23%'
108
15% Jan
19
2
8
Jun
$5
Elec
800
22 '/a
10%
Comptometer Corp
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Virginia
15,800
20%
.A
30
31%
;
dividend
29%
22%
Co
6%
3%
16%
8%
38%
2.50
com.'
Victor
18
94% Apr
102% Apr
8
13% Jun
84 % Dec
83
16
Jan
24% Dec
_7%.
85
30
May 15
68% Nov 21
102% Aug 29
811/2 July 6
Aug 10
80
19% Oct
125
13
-21%
45
*43
5
Co
120
3%
14%
22%
39%
.12.80..
Associates
Vendo
21%
44%
3%
15
Inc
Indus
Co
31/2
15
*8%
*36%
.
4,300
10,500
152
22 y8
41
>
44%
102%
151
■
30
.52%
1
convertible
Raalte
Varian
43% Apr
July 14
Feb
Van
77% Apr 27
77% Mar 30
30
43%
IOIV4
154
America..:—_-_l
Steel
of
Corp
Norman
$2.28
11
22 Vb Sep
67 %- Jun
79
Light Co
0
14
21 % Mar
&
2
12
24
Oct
Power
22
*43%
39%
1
1
3%
37
...
'
Co
45
30
44%
1021/4
*152
15%
21%
21%
21
*43%
"
'
19% Dec
26% Feb
Corp
Products
3%
15%
3%
16%
37
i—100 ;'
2.50
Co
1531%
40
.1
30c
1.
441/B
100%
104 %
39%
.
44
102
151
8%
80'%.
coin.No par
preferred.
Universal
3
69 % Dec
59
Tobacco
Leaf
43%
"
104
152
*29%
30
145
•
...
1
Stockyards
30
27
3y2
*15%
53%
Pharmaceutical
&
Nov
28
27% Oct
\
3%
16%
44
44
102*%
152
159%
100
Universal
4
16
3,600
;_16%
166
41V4 Feb
87%
No par
28
8Vc
86%
159V4
62%
38%
common.
Apr
4
43% May 17
153% Jan
148
United
88%
57%
non-cumulative preferred._25
Vitamin
88
57
Co.common
Corp
preferred
Tobacco
7%
23
30% Jan
6
7%
5,100
87
*82
1
55% Nov
Jan
2
29 Vb Oct
US Steel
120
8,700
86%
50
com
96
87%
22%
30
49y2
83'%
—_
34%
96
86%
2iy4
22%
*43%' 45
,
100
preferred.
331/4
97
881/2
44%
104y2
154%
88
,
1
Corp
United Whe'lan Corp.
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Jan
30
13% July 11
12
Jan
26? b Dec
7%
35
*951/2
30
..50
67% Dec
3
4
341%
95V2
29%
5
preferred
6
28
15 % Jan
1st
non-cum
35%
951/2
30'%
8%
22%
30
48%
common
Jan
35% Mar
Jun
May
8%
Co
34%
29%
100
Corp common
preferred series B
Rubber
Shares
35%
97
*951/2
29%
291/2
Plywood
3%%
US
the Week
Dec. 22
29%
5
26
103'A Jan
24
U S
15
Friday
Dec. 21
30%
5
Playing Card Co
Sales for
Thursday
29%
10
& Foundry Co—
PRICES
30%
1
.—
preferred
Pipe
U S
64% Aug 11
161% Nov 13
1
_50
common
45% Jan
Apr
36% Apr
50% Sep
27
22
69% Sep
Dec
Co
SALE
3%
50
common
19
27
21
22
41/2%
U S
2
Inc
HIGH
Dec. 20
*15%
4
preference
34%
97
AND
Wednesday
44%
1011/4
*152
,
,
No par
preferred series A
Lines
30'/4
100
common..82%c
Mach
A
*95%
1
common
12
47
Nov
25% Dec
45 % Dec
139 Va Jan
41/2%
6
Mar
class
Industries
U S
53% May 18
Jan
Jan
41!/4 Oct
75
US
35y2
100
.
Co
Hoffman
5%
•
42% Dec 1 4
351/2 Jan
30
25
US
11
issued—
Dec. 19
35
No par
preferred
Tuesday
18
Dee.
Corp com_l
Co
Gypsum
7%
231/4 Mar 28
221/4 Dec
Chemical
&
Freight
When
26% Jan
;
Monday
Par
preferred—
Foreign Securities
&
US
6% Mar 21
3
341/4 Nov
46% Dec
22
7% Oct
Borax
4'%%
91% Dec
3
49% Apr
•
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
47j/4 i-eu
93
*
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year I960
Lowest
89
*87'%
25%
89
25%
11%
25%
3,200
111/4
11%
16
15,200
•
*15%
16
1,000
*951/4
97
95%
95%
30
*101%
103
101%
101%
70
W
Dec
'1
71% July 28
85 Va Feb
28
Wabash
23% Nov
1
44% Jan
25
24 % Oct
24
30% Dec
18
Wagner
111/2 Dec
30
181/4 Jun
8
8 Vb Dec
14
14
Mar 13
Waldorf
45
14
601/2 Aug 24
53
Oct
3
73
Mar
Walgreen
40% Dec
6
38% Jan
6
58% Nov
15
Walker
(Hiram)
Dec
19
26% Feb
2
42% Oct
10
Wallace
&
62
80
May 13
Jan
35»/2 Aug
4
27 '/b Dec
23
30
7
15% Jan
4
7
Oct
30
11% Mar 28
9V2 Nov
21
15% Jan
15
9
Nov
30
13% Jun
Ward
66% Dec
19
Sep
37% Mar
15
89% Jan
7
27
10% Jan
18
9
54'% Dec
14
Oct
21% Mar
27
Feb
8
29% Sep
20
15
51
•
28
52% Jan
2
64
May
94% Sep
;
Warren
Nov
Nov
43
40% Nov
27
13
41% Jan
5
54% Nov
30
Washington Water
4
30% Jan
38% Jan
23
Waukesha
23% July 14
30 Vb Jan
15
25% Jan
37% Dec
7
7% Jan
14
4Vb Jan
4
10% Jan
4
Dec
9'% Dec
87
Jan
1
17
29
Jan
98% Aug 30
4
82 % Feb
1
89
Oct
19
86
Jun
30 Vb Oct
26
56% Jan
4
17
97 % Sep
29
92V2 Feb
Jan
85
20
July 11
82% Jan
Aug
1
93
Jan
25
14
35 '/2 Jan
4
19% Jan
Oct
25
301/2 Jan
4
27
26
May 11
37% Jan
171/2 Nov
28% May
16% Apr
77% Jan
102
4
Sep
6
41% Sep
22
22
Mar
62% Jan
Oct
14
Western
Maryland
38
Apr 25
29% Nov 28
Western
22
30
Jan
3
37% Dec
18
82% Dec
13
Jan
Aug 24
8
43 Vb
0
401/4 Jan
Aug 31
99Va Jan
14'/8 Jan
23
Nov
28
Jun
5
99% Jun
2
56
921/4 Jan
102
6% Nov 21
24% Nov 15
88% Jan
8
7'/b Jan
3
4
10
3
9
3
"
Jun
1
65
Feb
9
White
Dental
60% Jun
9
White
Motor
Oct
31
26
Jan
May 15
52% Jan
8
37
Jan
5
49
18% Oct
21
28% Jan
4
20% Jan
4
27% Oct
H43% Oct
27
Oct
2i
48
32% May
79
231/4 Jan
11
10% May 11
25% Oct 31
36% Apr
119
29
Jan
25
25% Feb
9
22% Dec
2
59
Mar
41% Oct
41% Jan
3
52V2 July
79% Jan
5
84% Dec
Dec
15% Sep
291/4 Nov
6
Wilson
11
$4.25
21
4
441/2 Dec
6
131/4 Jan
10
Windsor
20
41
Oct
30
Winn-Dixie
22
26
Jan
41% Jan
6
59% Nov
121% Apr
29% Jan
12
129'% Dec
15
3
44% Nov
Wilson-Jones
17
22% Jan
3
31% Jun
75
July 11
661/2 Apr
5
93% Nov
22
66
Jan
49
3
6 c/o
5
8
10
Wisconsin
671/4 May 22
94% Jun
6
Apr
1
7% Nov
4
Jan
95
Oct
13
86% Nov 28
101
Dec
23
95
10% Jan
14
7
Woolworth
Worthington
Prior
3
19V4 Sep 28
84% Oct 25
18% Dec
38
Jan
25
141% Nov
6
121/8 Apr
25
Wyandotte
171% Dec
11
Xerox
27% Jan
37 V2 Jan
3
22% July 20
88% Jan
3
138'/a Jan
27
6
16
Aug 28
19% Jan
3
62% NOV
*BId
and
asked
fuctru
-
v
prices;
jg ,Act, .oiasecurities
'
no sales
saies
no
assumed
by
on
on
this
thlfl
such
36% Jun
8
29% Nov
Wrigley
14
rCash
rcash
companies.
sale,
sale,
Zenith
wd When
wd When
Co
D Transferred
from
34%
33%
33%
4%
4%
3,700
1,000
33%
34%
1,100
4%
4'A
4%
4%
4%
6,500
11
11 Vb
ll'A
11'%
11%
12%
3,200
95%
96 V2
9 6'A
971%
96%
97%
89
89
4%
:V
ll'A
96 V2
51%
34%
96%
*89
89 Vb
490
-
20
11,900
*97
98%
22%
22
22%
39%
38%
39%
24%
*97
21%
28%
24%
30
27%
40%
42%
24%
24%
*29%
30
28%
x39%
*29
27%
27%
98%
97
97
97
97
22
22'%
22 VB
22%
5,700
38%
39%
39%
39%
14,000
24%
24%
*29%
30
27%
27%
39%
38%
24%
24%
30
*29
27%
27%
39%
39%
38%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24 %
24%
38
37%
37%
37%
38%
82%
82%
82%
*82%
83%
82%
38%
24%
37%
82 '/a
__
321/2
72
*110
72
__
93%
42
94
30Tb
74
41%
42%
94
30%
30
*71
31%
*71
24%
38 %
25
5,300
39%
44,500
25%
38%
T08
94 Va
5,800
27%
18,600
,
132,000
83
120
42%
41%
94Va
30%
31%
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74
90
30
83
*110
*110
42%
94%
42
10
22'A
39%
38%
93
94%
31 Va
11,100
94Va
301%
74
1,800
42
*72
74
520
•
7,800
200
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43 '/a
43%
43%
43%
2,500
53
53%
52Va
53%
52 Vb
52%
52 Ve
52%
51
52'A
6,800
*101
>>,*100%
102%
9%
,103%.
9'/a
42
40
24%
25
25Vb
25%
25%
44%
Exchange,
48%
48%
24%
,24%
24%
500
49
49'A
49'/a
49
491%
7,900
yearly
84%
*84%
85
42
42
*42
43
*40
42
7%
7%
371/4
36%
57%
57%
131
7'A
36%
37
56%
*129
28%
29
28%
28%
800
91%
91%
90%
91%
11,100
53%
53 %
54
531/4
54
11,700
53'A
?
90
*89'A
133
133
132%
10%
10
10
160'%
152
28%
277/B
28%
28%
105%
20%
20%
21
74
75%
73'%
Ex-distribution.
z Ex-distribu
z
since N.Y.S.E.
listin l
131
92'A
54
104%
5,000
129
29 Vb
53 Vb
28%
57%
56%
*
131
911/2
54
28%
16,800
*28%
53%
106
571/4
37%
39
91%
28%
600
36%
37
4,900
38%
291/B
28%
100
7%
39V4
90'A
105%
41
7%
38%
*28%
156%
56%
*129
41
7%
85
39%
92
156%
57%
131
*841/4
1,900
38%
29%
*89
49
7%
91
ranges
441%
*84'A
39%
y Ex-rights.
Ex-rights,
44%
84%
29
1
x Ex-dividend,
x Ex-dividend,
45%
48%
*23%
85
90
2,100
44%
*48
24%
49'A
134
6,600
44
*38%
*10
200
200
25%
48%
39%
*89V4
25%
6,700
241/a
84 Vb
*129
41
44
49
57%
9%
24
*39
48 %
49
131
103
24
51'/2
39%
134
Corp
24V4
25%
50
*24%
36%
57
9%
40
37%
..1.25
Stock
45
"100%
9%
40
36%
—5
103
*38%
7%
10
series—100
No par
9%
40
7%
common
■
*24
42
*841/2
-
*100 Va
A
24%
7%
10
9%
*24
441/2
26'A
48%
9%
24%
24%
52%
*26
103
*38%
24%
*51%
,
9%
*24
40
*129
•
41/2%
*101
9%
-24'%
24%
44%
10
Co
Corp.
American
34
'
50%
34%
•
43%
10
Corp
Co
Jr (Del)
Worsted Co.
Radio
35
41 'A
41%
42%
.100
10
com
...
(Wm)
distributed,
distributed,
34%
41'A
43
31
.
& Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring <fe Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
82% Nov 28
day.
day-
50%
*34'A
11
43Vt
94%
Yale
114% May 17
24% July 10
50%
34 Vb
1
_
Service
preferred
Jan
8% Feb
94% July 1»
26 % Oct
Inc
Power
Corp
51
34 %
1,800
42 Va
42Va
10
(FW)
41'A
501/2
34%
10c
Inc
preferred
Woodward Iron
2,800
41 VB
50%
3414
43
*110
No par
Stores
Elec
41%
411/2
82%
common—No par
Co
Public
2,100
39%
5
Industries
Wisconsin
6,900
57%
34
43%
5
preferred
22
87
56%
42Va
.5
Co
7% Dec
85%
57%
24%
1
Inc
87%
57'A
1
Inc
Co
&
86%
58 'A
.A
44%
98%
20
S S)
issued
27% Jan
8
43% Sep 14
127% Sep 29
3IV4 Aug 17
30% Jan
8
80% Mar 10
78
22
83% Aug 18
281/2 Dec 29
45
9
May 27
(The
common—
Corp
Oil
When
88
57%
86%
5
preferred,.
Wilcox
87%
V;
.
"84%
Sewing Machine common—1
Wickes
14
34
591/4
85
*39
16
1,200
85
50
26
34
330
6,800
81%
90
$3
Oct
57
2
20
Z
85%
*24
56% Apr
26% Dec
Oct
24% Dec
41
5,700
15%
•
100
Mfg
Stores
34
9%
■67%
81
i
*84
20
White
34
A-
15%
■
*89
80
preference
convertible preferred
25
34
*66
24,400
•
84
Prior
13
81%
37%
No par
Co
81%
67%
1,600
7%
87%
27%
100
10
preferred
82
A
9
16'A
81%
7%
90
*28
2.50
10
common
convertible
5%%
White
13% May 10
24
27
31% Mar 10
41/4%
Mar 10
103
27'% July 12
De*c
36
$5 preferred
Whirlpool Corp
34% May 19
82
9
15 Ve
*66
'
84
24
40
No par
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
9
68
15%
>
*89
38%
com..No par
preferred
RR
9VB
661/2
14%
'
%
•
87
22%
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80% preferred series B
100
10
110
68
Pacific
71/4
89%
*97
2
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
Jan
2
26% Oct
Ry
2nd
non-cum
7 %
1,800
14,400
*88
1
Inc
Apr
4
29% Aug 16
21
2
Lines
Air
7'A
7'b
35
97
50
Feb
22
Sep
4%
55
41% Dec
104
6
28
Sep
48% July
67% Jan
31
98%. Oct
37% Mar 21
7
July 18
70
98
2
37 Vb Mar 14
36
14
Dec
28
40
*84
43%
100
Bancorporation
34% Jan
July 26
64
5
10
89V2 Aug 18
1031% Dec 28
28
92% Dec
Western
38 % Nov
Jun
14
Western
13
57
Nov
99
May 11
Jan
32% Jan
65
18
55Tb
39
34%
4%
97
55%
39%
62
39%
50
•
11%
100
55 '/a
61%
55
40'A
*411/4
351%
pfd.i
series B
Nov
24
25
35%
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4'%% preferred
100
23% Dec
6
34% i
4%
5,300
57%
"
51%
11 %
9,800
8%
55
;%9:/
67
•
100
29%
8%
85%
41%
4
4
84
291%
8%
34
87%
34%
4%%
Power
preferred
30
29
25
Oct
44% Dec
V.
41%
50%
4.10%
45
6
45
Penn
4.20%
86
1
West
May
■87
34
34
1
66 T
*79
29%
8%
54%
A
.
83
No par
5
Kentucky Coal Co
5
83
58
Corp
West
24
83
5
7
Apr
82%-
_
4
14
21 Vb Oct
91
15
No par
i
13
Jan
38% Oct
Welbilt
14%
>"
57%
Mills
Knitting
67
15V4
No par
Power
Co
Jan
25% Dec
37
4
4
31
Motor
9
6 6 Va
15%
——10
May 31
102
17
33 Vb
22
Wayne
7% May 31
17% Apr
94
3
781/2 Jan
15
9
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9%
7%
5
Inc—i.
L.2
44% Sep
-
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84
29 %
8%
62%
40
"
-
55%
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,
62
62% »/
1
Pharmaceutical
451/2 Jan
9
1
30
8%
41
39%
7 % ~
7%
83
29%
8%
61%
83
30%
100
(S D) Co
'
:
Washington Gas Light Co
27
Dec
2.50
j
38% May 25
30
39%
_n*
Warner
29
27
/
85
"V 55 Tb
55 VB : \
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common
Co..';
Warner-lLambert
59% Nov
39
: Jan
34% Feb
1
x55
—50c
:
Pictures
Bros
61%
,
8%
No par
W
Corp1—„
Industries
Warner
13
8%
*83
29%
9
62%
29%
Inc
——
Baking Co
preferred
6%
Ward
8
Co
93% Nov 24
16% Jan
81% Aug 23
37% Jun 30
1
86% Mar 16
Jan
6
&
84
30%
*83
15
10
G
Tiernan
Walworth
5
100
No par
Co.—
1
81% Dec
preferred
Corp
System..
Nov
7
4%%
RR
Electric
10
151
27 Tb
29
90
1321%
10
154%
28%
29
89%
131%
891/4
89%
131%
:T30%
10
10 Vb
10%
153
157%
27 Tb
159
28
27%
28 %
29%
102%- 104
103%
106
22
21%
22
21%
73%
74%
73
74%
50
400
10%
1,300
164%
30,600
28%
12,100
28%
1,700
1021%
11,400
22
.
28 Tb
101%
22%
74
89%
131
1,900
22 %
5,700
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72%
30,400
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The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
italic
when
the
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
A;'7
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
Apr
11
86.8
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
11
Apr
89
Mar
8
89
the
column
Mar
8
headed
Figures after
BONDS
"Interest
decimal
Period"
May
Low
15
1975-1985
Oct
1
one
AND
Tuesday
18
Dec.
Low
in
or
each
"■
HIGH
the
case
32nds
more
SALE
of
Low
point.
Thursday
Dec. 20
High
month
a
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 19
High
Exchange
indicate
point represent
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4%s
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3%s
86.8
in
mature.
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Range for Year I960
Lowest
letters
bonds
Friday
Dec. 21
High
Low
Sales for
Dec. 22
High
Low
Week
Bonds ($)
High
"■101.16
101.24
"'101.18
101.26
*101.14
101.22
*101.10
101.18
*100.6
1969
100.14
'101.8
"TOO.10
100.18
101.10
*100.8
100.16
*100.8
100.18
1
1980
100.16
"•99.24
*100.10
*99.22
99.30
May
15
1968
♦99.20
99.28
"•99.12
99.16
*99.20
*99.20
99.24
*99.18
Nov
99.22
15
1974
*.99.18
99.22
"■97.12
97.16
*99.18
*97.18
99.22
97.22
*97.18
97.22
*97.18
97.22
*97.16
*99.18
97.20
99.22
*99.18
99.22"
♦99.18
99.22
*99.18
99.22
Feb
37/as—.
33/4s
May 15
100
*99.26
100.2
99.28
1966
"■99.16
99.20
3%s
.—Nov
15
1967
"•98.10
98.14
*98.14
3 Vis
98.18
*98.14
Nov
98.18
15
1980
*98.14
98.18
"■92.20
92.28
*92.22
.*98.14
92.30
3%s__
*92.20
Feb
92.28
*92.20
15
1990
92.28
"■89.6
89.14
*92.20
92.28
*89.12
89.20
3Vis
*89.8
Nov
89.16
*89.6
15
1998
89.14
*89.6
"■88.10
88.18
89.14
*88.14
Nov
15
1966
"■97.16
97.20
*97.20
97.24
*97.20
97.24
*97.20
1978-1983
97.24
*87.24
88
*87.30
88.6.
*87.26
88.2
*87.22
87.30
"■87.24
88
*87.30
88.6
*87.26
88.2
*87.22
87.30
*98.30
99.2
*98.30
99.2
*96.30
97.2
*96.30
97.2
3%s
3 Vis
Jun
15
3 Vis
May
3s
Feb
3s
Dec
15
2%s
2 Vis
Jun
15
Dec
15
88.16
*88.8
88.16
*97.20
•
■
97.24
*87.24
88
'*87.24
88
1964
"■98.30
99.2
*98.30
99.2
1966
"■96.26
96.30
*96.28
97
1995
"■84.28
*84.22
84.30
*84.22
84.30
1960-1965
*84.22
84.30
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100.14
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100.14
*100.10
100.14
♦100.10
100.14
*100.10
100.14
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96.20
*96.18
96.22
*96.18
96.22
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96.20
*96.18
96.22
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92.14
92.20
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92.18
92.18
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98.24
*98.22
98.24
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98.24
*98.22
98.24
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98.24
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90.14
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90.18
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90.16
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90.16
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90.18
"■89.8
89.16
*89.12
89.20
*89.10
89.18
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89.18
*89.12
89.20
15
1965
1962-1967
—Aug
2Vis
*88.8
88.16
15
Feb
2Vis
*88.10
15
—Feb
23/4s
1985
88.22
98.18
15
—Aug
3s
15
•
15
1963
1963-1968
85,4
*84.30
y
85.6
*92.12
•
\
*92.10
*98.30
99.2
♦96.30
„
97.2
92.20
2 Vis
Jun
2 Vis
Dec
15
1964-1969
"'88.18
88.26
*88.22
88.30
*88.20
2 Vis
Mai-
88.28
15
*88.20
88.28
1965-1970
*88.22
"■88.12
88.20
*88.16
88.24
*88.14
2 Vis
Mai-
88.22
*88.14
88.22
15
1966-1971
*88.16
88.24
"■87.6
87.14
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87.18
*87.6
87.14
*87.6
87.14
♦87.6
87.14
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86
*85.24
15
1964-1969
88.30
2 Vis
Jun
15
1967-1972
*85.22
85.30
*85.26
86.2
*85.24
2 Vis
86
Sep
15
1967-1972
"■85.i2
85.20
*85.16
85.24
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85.22
2Vis____Dec
*85.14
85.22
15
1967-1972
*85.16
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85.20
*85.16
85.24
*85.14
2 Vis—_Jun
85.22
15
*85.14
85.22
1959-1962
*85.16
85.24
*99.20
99.22
*99.20
99.22
*99.20
99.22
*99.20
99.22
*99.20
1959-1962
99.22
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99.9
*99.7
99.9
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99.9
*99.7
99.9
♦99.7
99.9
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105.24
*104.16
2Vis
Dec
15
International Bank for
-
'86
85.24
Reconstruction & Development
5s
Feb
15
1985
Nov
10
103
Nov
*104.8
105.8
*104.8
Nov
1980
*102.24
103.24
*102.24
103.24
*102.24
4 Vis
10
105.16
43/4s
103
103.24
*102.24
103.24
♦103
103.24
Dec
1973
*100.4
100.16
*100.4
100.16
*100.4
100.16
*100.4
100.16
*100.4
100.16
Jan
1977
*101.16
102.16
*101.16
102.16
*101.16
102.16
*101.16
102.16
♦101.24
102.16
1978
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100.8
101.8
4 Vis
4 %s
May
4 Vis
.Jan
105.8
105.16
*104.10
33/4s
May 15
1979
*96.24
97.24
*96.24
97.24
*96.24
97.24
*96.16
97.16
*97
97.24
1963
15
4s-
*96.24
97.24
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97.24
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97.24
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97.16
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97.24
1968
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98 ;
98
♦97
97.24
1962
*100
*100
100.12
.
*97
3 Vis
—Oct
3 Vis
Jan
1
1969
*94.24
95.24
*94.24
95.24
*94.24
95.24
*94.24
95.24
*94.16
3Vis_
Oct
15
1971
*93.24
94.24
*93.24
94.24
*93.24
3 %s
94.24
*93.24
94.24
*93.16
May 15
1975
*89.16
91.16
*89.16
91.16
*89.16
91.16
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91.16
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91.16
1
1981
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86
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86
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86
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86
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86
July 15
1972
*88.8.
89.8
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89.8
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89.8
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89.8
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89.16
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86.8
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86.16
"■99.16
99.28
*99.16
99.18
3 Vis
--Oct
3s
84
Dec
8
84
Dec !
8
3s
asked
price. No sales transacted
this
day.
TThis issue has
BONDS
Interest'
Period
New York Stock Exchange
-/
New York Cily
Unification
Transit
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Low
;
1976
*85.16
86.16
*85.16
86.16
*85.8
86.8
1962
*99.16
99.28
*99.16
99.28
*99.16
been admitted
yet
to
Stock
Exchange
;
'•'//' Jan. 1
No.
Low
91
June-Dec
913/4
}j!
92 Ve
26
lOA
'
.
.
,
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
High
91^
94.16
W!
Week's Range
or
■
.
Rajige Sinco
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.
High
94
*i
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
9412
95.16
4? r
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,
BONDS
New York Stock
;
Brazil
1980
:
; ;■
cut. ;•
Range Since
-
1
100.12
dealing.
77
Sold
*100
99.28
as
Bonds
High
100.12
1
ftAnge ~{u '
Bid & Asked
*100
15
Issue—
Stock
Corporate
27c
Week's
100.12
(Range for We'gk Ended December 22)
,fii>
Friday
*100
Mar
not
;r
100.12
bonds 1950 2s_Feb
Serial
♦Bid and
1
94
High
(continued) —
§»7s Central Ry 1952
reduced
to
155
(interest
1978
3.5%)
155 '
-June-Dec
.——:
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
June-Dec
93 '/a
99
73
84'A
5%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
Caldas
Foreign Securities
„
to
(Dept
Canada
3.375% )
1979
23,4s
1975—
Cauca Val
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1946
D
1945
Jan-July
3'/as
3%s
1969
5'As Oct
20-year 5%s
Austria
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5'As
•
extl
Berlin
4%s
4Vis
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6s
loan
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loan
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Berlin
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6'As
1945—;—
1976
&
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1950
—
f
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1959——;
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of
1926
pursuant to Plan
S
97%
98 %
96
f
6Vis
of
i* or
to
footnotes,
91%
91%
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42%
45%
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91
92%
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42'A
42'A
42'A
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1993
June-Dec
1957
June-Dec
34
40%
6'As
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46
95
95
assented
1957
June-Dec
*42
45'A
45%
1961
June-Dec
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42
42
April-Oct
.April-Oct
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91
92%
*42
45%
45%
Ma?/-Nov
*90
91 %
91 %
Map-Nov
*42
42'A
45%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
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45
45
Guaranteed
Guaranteed
97
98'A
2
"
fund
sinking
assented
94'A
•
1961
6s
1961
•
92'A
28
98%
98'A
93 V2
97
•
99%
32
94
94
96%
Cs
OO
of
extl
1960
7s
1960
97%
97
VB
'91%
-
—
98
10
94%
91%
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83 3A
Costa
(Rep
1927
of)
Jan
Rica
of
6s
Cuba
91%
95
—
95
7
34
34
36
11
26
10
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101
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1
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73
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72
155
1979-
see
page
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95
3
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5s
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138
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138;
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78
78
78
36
73
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99%
19
106
33'A
66
48'A
45'A
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mortgage Inc 5s ser A July 2015
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88
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&
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conv
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174
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5s
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100
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series
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General
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debentures
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.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
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debentures
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.
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Bonds
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
New York Slock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
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s
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s
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13
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81
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1979
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mortgage
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mortgage
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Oxford Paper Co
15
83
1st
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13
80
85
77'%
78
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82
81
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86
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88%
89
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7
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120
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80 A
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First
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refunding
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1977
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mortgage
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conv
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90
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—
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96
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debentures
4%s
93
debs
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106
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93
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4%s
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70 A
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debentures 1986—
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97'%
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236
101
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■
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1970_, .April-Oct'
2000—— .June-Dec
and refund M 3%s ser E 1985- _Jan-July
RR
101'A
238
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73 A
75
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first
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Texas
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RR—
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debentures 1965
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&
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1983— -May- Nov
and refund M
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1979
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1984—
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86
senior
14
106
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1977—
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88%
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Jan-July
May -Nov
1972—
1973—
capital conv notes 1979
5 A A senior notes 1980
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Ry—
1986
mortgage 3s .1983
78
99%
7
_Mar-Sept
B
debentures
Electric
April-Oct
78%
1
5
10
106
Jun-Dec
1964
78
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June-Dec
1975
78%
78
101 y4 101 A
88%
1964— Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
B
142
79
73'%
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88
1983
conv
5s
1st gen 5s series C 1974____
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—
4%s
3As
debentures
2%s
(James)
5 As
3%s series E 1975
Youngstown &
1st
Talcott
86
1st mtge 3 As
96 A
35
85
83
1986
16
80 A
82%
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Corp
Co
&
81%
debs
1984
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2%s debentures
80
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967—
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—series
Swift
88 A
75 A
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'%s
3As
85
*81
1987
95%
120'%,,
74 A
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2%s debentures 1966—l J an-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
—Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-Nov
*76
1984
89'%
108%
98'%
94
161
1983..
debentures
Sunray
*86
General mortgage 5s series
mortgage
84
3
85
91%
Consolidated guaranteed 4 As ser I 1963-Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4As ser J 19G4_M«p-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
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June-Dec
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77
4 As
101
91%
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3 As s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2 As 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis iRy—
Pittsb Coke & Chem
1
78'%
June-Dec
——ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1982—April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974-.
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4As 1982
Jan-July
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of
(Indiana)
Jan-July
debentures
debs
4%s,
92'%
79
82'%
June-Dec
1983
85 A
19
394
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73
82%
73
—Map-Nov
debs 1984
California
Oil
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:
87'%
90
103%
100
74'A
82 A
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3%s ser A
1983
debentures
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1982
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s
3
May-Noy
1981
118
ii 80
2 As
2%s
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1978,
debs
Petroleum -2%s
17
87
1985
April-Oct
refunding 4%s 1987.
Mar-Sept
First & refunding 3%s 1988
Map-Nov
First & refunding mtge 4%s 1986——June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 5s 1989
April-Ocf
Philco Corporation—
Phillips
78'%
81
100
87
&
Philip Morris Inc 4 As
78'%
79'%
100
60
mortgage
Standard
100
May-Noy
1974
2%s
2As
3'As
First & refunding 3 As
First & refunding 3As
First
—
100
June-Dec
2As 1967
2%s
Jan-July
97'%
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Pere
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97 A
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3As
75%
--—..June-Dec
1968
45
102'A
93 A
81
87 A
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5 As debentures 1983
99%
98%
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B
1st mtge
Term
Pacific
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204
106
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.
101 %
97'%
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series E 1986
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series F 1996
Jan-July
First mtge 5As series series II 1983
April-Ocf
Southern Ry first eonsol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
1st mtge coll
tr 4As 1988
Feb-Aug
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-Noy
Southwestern Bell Tell 2%s debs 1985
April-Ocf
94%
Eastern
—
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83'%
&
1981
Southern
1
Peoria
4'As
San
84 A
—
a
104'%
100
5
95
79 A
April-Ocf
18
102'%
86%
101
100
73'%
1975
102
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Map-Noy
76'%
5
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102'%
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1977
A
78
44
series
4As
77'A
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86',
84
__
102'%
81'%
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78
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1994——Jan-July
conv
1969
14
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series
4As
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73:!
84 'A
&
94
89
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Jan-July
1970
2%s-4As
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99
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—
87'%
103%
100
Co—
100 "2
106
37
April-Ocf
1963
5s
debentures
Indiana
100 %
—Feb-Aup
79
87'%
—
102%
California Edison Co—
convertible
101 '/a
1979
102
87'%
1979
104
84'A
debentures
100
76
*87'%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
subord
94
181
96'%
—
*79
102
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
conv
*96'% 100
30
1985—
1981
4As
87'A
109 A
'
166
83'%
Jan-July
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1987—
debentures
101A
June-Dec
'
__
160'% 165'%
106
debentures
1991
World
*88'/a
160 A
& Telegraph Co—
100 A
1964
91%
81
106
debentures
Mar-Sept
May-Noy
American
Bell Telephone
——June-Dec
debentures
83
88
79%
__
*80
100%
2%s
8
1985—June-Dec
1988
78 A
'
—«
*88'%
101
2%s
'_M«r-Sept
Pan
Southern
64
100
April-Ocf
3'As
*81
12
3s
1983
debentures
89%
71
85%
1978
debentures
69 V'a
85
__
21
85'%
debentures
debentures
*86'%
103%
84 A
debentures
4 As
63
105%
__April-Ocf
3As
73
39
65
105
81
3'As
Oil
RR
1993——-June-Dec
1987
3 "as
Western
1976
Alabama
June-Dec
1992
GG
debentures
74
66
;
Oil 2 As
North
&
104 A 104%
100
66%
26
103
79
10
3 As
Pacific
Oil
June-Dec
,
1986
3 As debentures
79
82%
*■79 A
June-Dec
1990
1991
4%s series
ref
Tel
2As
CC
4 As series
series
5s
81%
82 'A
&
1st
84%
64
16
67%
__
89%
79
88'%
67'%
75
70'%
66'%
*69'%
101'%
South
80'%
70
67 A
ApriZ-Oct
85'/a
19
70
1986—June-Dec
Jan-July
Jan-July
—June-Dec
debs
conv
81
29
58
100% 100%
1971
debentures
2 As
Corp
83 7
84 A
88
64 A
—-A-
103%
1982
<■
79 A
15
•
100%
1986——
Socony-Vacuum
79
88 A
—
67
102
1979
f debs
s
debs
83 A
83 A
88 A
Map-Nov
.
85%
First
120
Jan-July
1983_Feb-Aup
debs
s
79%
First & refunding
94
147
102
,94
102
1977
f
4%s
78 %
83 A
ii'%
108'%
13
*58'/a
Feb-Aug
82%
k
157'%
114
.
24
June-Dec
June-Dec
debentures
Co
4%«s
Oil
1966
1982
&
Pipe Line
Co
2 As
78 A
77
93
—
*65
J an-July
1972
subord
conv
1980
debs
*80'A
11
136'%
90
85
108
Map-Nov
Mar-Sepf
1980
B
1977
5 As
*78%
series R 1982—June-Dec
refunding 3s series S 1983_
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series T 1976.—June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3 As ser W '84__June-Dec
First & refunding 3 As ser X 1984
___June-Dee
&
79 A
102'/*
86%
85
Co—
First
79
79 A
96%
17
—
130
1st gtd 4s
First & refunding 3 As
&
57'%
107
April-Ocf
2As debentures 1965Smith-Corona Marchant—5As
1979
First
97 A
45 A
68
99
128
1968__Jnne-Dec
1971
cons
Sons
&
Rubber
88 A
88
85 A
First
47%
87'%
*91'A
1989
1974-
subordinated
88
First
304%
Acceptance Corp—
Roebuck
5s
RR
Co
E)
debentures
June-Dec
First
99%
'
48
.
107'%
debentures
series
3s
debentures
128'%
June-Dec
series K 1971
refunding 3s series L 1974
refunding 3s series M 1979
Line
(Jos
106%
5s
series I
1st
debentures
Roebuck
39
Co—
3 As
93 A
—
3'%s
conv
debentures
Sears
127 A
126
RR
Finance
97'A
127
83'/a
A
128
2006—Mar-Nov
Jan
A
Ry
England
3s
Air
Seagram
118
91
88
*85
May-Nov
bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
New
f
s
117%
94'%
series
Depot
mortgage
June-Dec
1988
'*—
1989--May-Noy
1971
Mar-Sept
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
4%s
First
&
86
98%
5
95
45'%
98%
99
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sepf
1997—
A
certificates
Duluth
Paper
*_:
119
92%
82
.—
,
'
Scioto
Seaboard
1982_.May-.Woy
4:'As conv 1978
Pacific Gas & Electric
inc
4s
&
*_._
jan-juiy
_—
conv
3%s
bond
Paul
Mar-v*^
1987
—
89
Ry Co—
series
4s
debs
Paul
June-Dec
debs 1983
Co
4s
4s
Second
Scott
June-Dec
47
gold 5s 1996 Jan-July
April-Ocf
inc 4'%s ser A Jan 2022
series B 1980
St
Map-Nov
5'As
Francisco
Louis-Southwestern
Scovill
Mar-Sept
82%
89
-
*95
Mar-Sepf
1971
A
1st
1996
6s
income
First
89 A
82
Feb-Aug
Chemical
Glass
Owens-Illinois
A
79%
88%
78
100% J01%
—
3s series
mortgage
June-Deo
1980
mortgage 4 As
5'As conv subord
85
*75
165'A
86
,
Z
Corp—
Second mtge
St
3%s 1982
3'As 1985
3%s 1988
Mathiesoh
Olin
•
78
81%
Mar-Nov
89
April-Ocf
1973
1983
debentures
Adirond'k
gold
Louis-San
1st
76
.
1979
mortgage 27«s
St
80
73
Lawrence &
Second
104 A
84%
April-Oct
1980—
Gas & Electric Co—-
*81'%
89
134
177'%
78
1974____. Mar-Sepf
mortgage 2%s 1975
Inst
3s
.
*100
79
98%
76 V:
96
111
154
__
96%
120'A
75
166
99%
92
103
—
,
*91A
Jan-July
debs
1977
St
159
High
97
—
*79
.——1975
debs
3s
3%s
Electric
&
Saguenay Power
78'%
—
*99
164
95
'
April-Oct
Gas
104%
*78'A
Low
158 A 159
Mar-Sepf
General mortgage 3 As series J 1969— Mar-Sept
Rohr
Aircraft
5As
conv
debs
1977
-Jan-July
Royal McBee 6 As conv debentures 1977— June-Dec
St
mortgage
subord
conv
serial D
106
__
Feo-Aitg
First
Oklahoma
4%s
Rochester
4 As
v
Ohio
Tobacco
103
June-Dec
1996
IR J)
104
•
c
Jan-July
85'/a
75
.Mar-Sept
1987
82 A
78 A
11
79
92
104 A
1964
debentures
Manufacturing
Oil Corp—
*
Feb-Aug
Jan. 1
No.
98%
*93%
Reading Co first & ref 3 As series D 1995. .May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985Mar-Sepf
*103'A 104%
June-Dec
1991—
1
78
2%s
Range Since
Sold
Richfield
82'A
78
*95%
_Mar-Sepf
1988
3s
81
Oats
98
*104'%
158 V-
refunding mortgage 3 As 1983_April-Ocf
1975
i____
;__April-Oct
debentures. 1977
Mar-Sept
4%s
Bonds
High
i.W
57%
93',4
98 %
debentures
Quaker
101A
82
92%
92%
May-Noy
and
3 As
104 A
100A
1963—
and
105'/a
101
Friday's
Co—
First and
56 A
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
conv
Bell
101
81%
57%
——April-Ocf
1979
Telephone
5s
debentures
3 As
Quar-Jan
A 2047
ser
1984
4%s
mortgage
Corp
Northwestern
1997
1986
1st mortgage 4%s
Northrop
~5
101% 101A
Quar-Feb
1st mortgage 2%s
(Wise)
104%
101%
1990.—
mortgage
102'/a
99%
3
1979——
3'As
mortgage
98 A
12
1975
4'As
mortgage 5s
First
2
100'/4 100'A
102,'A
3'As 1982
mortgage
First mortgage
98'%
102 'A
1978
2%s
mortgage
-O
Co—
2%s
mortgage
mortgage
1st
99 A
*98% 100
Gas
First and
90
97 A
*100% 103 A
103A 104
debentures
First
91A
86'%
4
Electric &
refunding mortgage 3 As 1968_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972__Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
3%s debentures 1072
June-Dec
83 A
99
102 "4
first mortgage 2%s 1974
(Minnesota)
1st
Power
States
First
4s
3s
First
93%
87
90 A
Public Service
90
78 A
88
98 A
May-Nou
1984—
4s
trust
Northern
88
*88 A
or
Bid & Asked
Low
96 A
87'A
May-Noy
2047
1
88
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
87 A
84
Period
New York Stock Exchange
86
6
—_May-Noy
1981——
3s Jan
Low
*91%
May -Nov
19bl
debentures
f
s
m
:
1979
debentures
f
s
4%s
debentures
f
s
4%s
*80
May-Nou
May-Noy
May-Nou
1976
91%
Jan. 1
NO.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
89
May-Nov
s
5 As
*81
1973. May-Nou
1974
'%s
4
High
911/2
Mar-Sept
f
s
91A
1974 ..Mar-Sept
1973—:
f debentures
s
5s
1974
35/«s
Gas
debentures
i
s
3'is
ref
199G—April-Ocf
Friday
Bonds
29
(Range for Week Ended December 22)
Week's
Range
Friday's
.
92
85'%
91%
Continued cn page 34
30
The Commercial and Financial
(2794)
Chronicle
.
,
Monday, December 25, 1961.
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Dec. 18,
In the following
American Stock
the
on
ending Friday, Dec. 22.
and
It is compiled from the report of the American
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
for Week
..
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Week's
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Last
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
Range for Week Ending Dec. 22.
of Prices
Friday
'
"
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
*
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
'
Par
1
Petroleum Corp claw
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp_
Aberdeen
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
2%
2%
•
common
'
-10c
2%
2%
12%
2%
12%
2%
1,900
Nov
21,000
1%
Feb
6,900
7%
Jan
3,200
2%
2%
Oct
13
4
Apr
3% Apr
Precision
Wire
Acme
Admiral
Product#
1
Inc
13
13%
12 %
Sep
18% Mar
14%
14%
15
*5,400
8%
Jan
23 Va May
4%
4%
4%
2,200
3%
Feb
8% May
.1
78%
78%
80%
3,900
50%
Jan
Manufacturing Co-
.1
Techniques Inc
—
Shoe StorW.
.10o
6%
Investment
Alabama
Great
Alabama
Power
Alan
5%
Co
Airlines
86 %
87
31 %
33%
5
Tire
Rubber claw A
*
convertible
Apr
87% Aug
22%
Jan
79
Jan
84%
Feb
5
Feb
9%
Jun
Feb
70
Inc.
Afcnar Rainwear Corp
9% May
Class
4%-
4%
5%
10,800
3%
8%
300
Jan
8% May
10%
Jan
Beverage
Book
American
Business
American
Electronics
American-Internatl
14%
2,500
il3/8
16 3/4
16 %
10%
1,500
Dec
F
July
13%
6%
serial
Dec
Buell
Die &
4%
Dec
12%
Feb
76%
Jan
83%
Apr
Burma
3%
Jan
6%
Apr
3%
Nov
3%
800
300
13%
14%
7% Mar,
55
2,100
Jan
82
13 %
Dec
27%
1
6%
6%
6%
10,900
6%
Dec
2%
2%
2%
4,300
2%
Dec
2%
Dec
Jan:
12%
6
Apr
Jan
11
•
43/4
10 %
,4,300
9,600
5 %
18,100
3
Sep
7%
400
26%
Jan
44 %
Dec
class A
5%
5%
15,700
4%
Jan
8%
Apr
14%
15%
3,900
10%
American
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
Thread 5% preferred
4%
800
American
Writing
31%
American
Petrofina
American
2%
Manufacturing CO-
Inc
Inc
4%
paper.
16%
3%
Anken
Chemical
Pools
Anthony
Corp
class
Louisiana
Arkansas
Power
&
Arnold Altex
Oil
Asamera
Associated
Oil
5%
Jan
11,800
3%
Dec
10%
1,600
6
Jan
68%
12%
2,400
71
4,400
45 %
Jan
Feb
32% May
133/4 July
5%
Apr
•:
rets ord shares—3c 6d
v
—25c
7%
29 Va
29
18%
A
4,200
1",600
Inc__
7% May
Jan
35% May
93
92 %
93 %
520
89 V*
Jan
11%
10%
11%
3,500
8%
40%
40%
41%
99
99%
31
32%
6,500
America
243/4 May
20,400
Jan
44%
225
92
Jun
20%
Jan
2%
2%
11,000
3%
3%
3%
7%
V/i
4%
11
1
Dec
Aug
33/4
6% Mar
Nov
900
118
99%
,,36
1% Jan
v
4%
Dec
34,400
5
-
3%
4%
-
2
2
2%
6%
6%
7% V.
Automatic
20
•
Non-voting
Avlen
Dec
May
%
Jan
Apr
10 3/8 July
11*6
Oct
Jan
Jan
57%
Sep
-j?
—
47%
Jan
j;
51
Feb
55%
Sep /r.
/ 60
Nov
6%
preferred
Calvan Consol Oil
Canada
Cement Co Ltd common
preference—J
6%%
Homestead
Industrial
47,200
.
900
Canadian Petrofina
Canal-Randolph
Canaveral
International
Carnation
Carolina
(A
Electric
7,600
5%
Jan
9% May
Century
30,000
1%
Nov
2'/a May
Chamberlin
2
1%
2%
14,400
24
22 %
243/8
10,900
12%
11%
12%
3,800
10c
11%
6%
6,600
63/a
600
6
1
preferred
A
10%
6%
10%
1
Inc com
213/4
6
100
12
11%
12%
5,100
20%
20%
22%
58%
55%
59%
Nov
Feb
Dec
10
33/4
Jan
4%
Jan
9%
Jan
5
3
,
Dec
pfd
J an
11%
12%
12%
1,100
13%
2,900
5,900
9%
33%
33%
400
3 5/8
3"%
2,000
IIOV2 1151/8
1,400
65
30
102
.
"3%
110%
103% 104
;>
Cherry-Burrell
7
Chromalloy
Mar
Cinerama
%
6 %
6 %
14%
5%
Corp.:
Foil
1,000
24%
Nov
Circuit
2,000
42
Jan
59%
Dec
Clark
Cable
Controller
•"
Jun
; 38%
Nov
Nov
6% May
Jan
13434
Nov
Jan
105 %
Aug
%
Apr
300
5%
Jan
13%
7,500
6%
15
5%
8,200
1%
li/4
19,900
71%
50
82 %
821/2
50
23
233/8
1,700
303/4
400
5%
5
Dec
11 J8 Apr
17% May
I
Jan
Jan
1%
65
9
Jan
79 % Oct
1
Inc
Baldwin-Montrose
301/4
83% Mar
14%
Jan
28
Nov
23
Jan
321/4
Nov
Jan
43
Nov
Apr
7%
7%
8
1,200
5%
Jan
10%
6%
7%
1,400
6%
Oct
1
1
1A
10,900
3%
11%
3,600
Nov
57%
3,200
421/4
Jan
65 34 May
22%
100
21%
Nov
25 3 8
~1%
1%
1%
4,500
3A
Jan
1
8%
7%
83/4 "■
19,900
33/a
Jan
17%
—25c
10c
Corp
11%
11%
lo
563/B
•
;
16,200
161/2
Dec
31
34,300
4%
Jan
22%
25%
25
26%
3,200
Sep
1,700
57% May
10% May
-
1
15%
14%
153/8
1
14 %
14
14%
Corporation—
1
Clausner Hosiery Co—
10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Cletrac Corp
——50c
8%
—.—
Co——
.
18%
83/8
Co
Apr
338 May
9% Apr
18%- 203/s
17
'
7%
Manufacturing
11%
Jan
20
8 3/S
Corp
preferred
de
Banff
Oil
Banner
los
Andes
Industries
Bargain
9%
Dec
223/4 May
1,700
6%
Oct
15% July
2,300
11%
Oct
24
6 3/a Mar
1,100
143/4
4,000
12
9%
J"
9,400
*
Dec
Feb
American
3%
Jan
6
10
4%
Sep
16,100
%
Jan
6% July
13/4 May
53/4
6
5%
5%
I.5.
1%
1
shares
Inc
10c
83/4
8%
50c
10%
10%
Engineering
1
Club
Products
Aluminum
16
9%
11
■
5,300
10,700
Dec
Cohu
Electronics
Aug
6
10%
11%
Nov
Colonial
Corp
Dec
26 %
Apr
Colonial
Sand
Inc—
20
'i
Jan
1434 May
16 3/4
16%
17%
6,100
16%
Dec
17%
Dec
Commercial
Metals
30%
31
3,400
29
Sep
493/4
Apr
Community
Public
19%
18%
19%
3,500
Jan
293/4
Apr
Community
16
173/8
3,400
5%
Jan
19%
Nov
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc
50c
1%
1%
1%
15,600
1 %
Jan
25c
6%
Corp—.
Corp common
1%
1%
1%
13,500
U
Jan
convertible class A
Bearings
Bell
Belock
Instrument
Benrus
Watch
Berkey
Photo
5%%
Bolsa
Co
33/4 Mar
15%
2,200
8
Jan
173/4
19%
19 %
19%
2,800
9%
Jan
20%
54%
56 %
1,700
Jan
56%
9%
10%
5,000
Nov
T
1
prior
For
8%
8%
9 %
2,800
1%
9%
11%
12,300
l
Inc
Inc
<H C)
9%
12%
12%
143/s
2,600
28%
29 %
200
6%
12,500
4%
10,700
43%
2,000
l
4
1
see
page
34.
5
3%
42
100
Corp
3%
•
preferred
footnotes,
5%
3
„
—
CO; common
Oil
4
1
;
—
Connelly
Consol
Corporation
Containers Inc
Electric
Diesel
4% May
4%
1,700
33/b
Sep
7
%
Dec
IS
14,.
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100
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Nov
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Oil &
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Consolidated
Royalty
20% May
Consolidated
Sun
May
Aug
Aug
21%
3%
3%
28
Apr
Jan
Feb
17%
Oct
32%
Nov
Jan
49
Nov
102
May
230
95%
Jan
4,500
43/4
Dec
5%
Dec
Rights
Cook
Paint
Nov
May
Jan
3/4
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293/4
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50 3
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%
10,500
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1
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19 % May
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.
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Jan
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6
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Jan
441/2
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Oct
May
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%
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12
13%
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6
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Jan
Sep
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Chica
Apr
3,500
14%
25c
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Birdsboro Corp
Blauner's
Bohack
10%
4%
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1
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Telephone of Canada
Bickford's
Jan
4%
1
Ties.
(A S)
Berkshire
6%
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Beck
.7.50
Inc
3% May
2% Apr
18%
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2%
5
16%
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2,700
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Service
-10
1
15
Jan'
36,500
41/8
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7
181/4
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1
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500
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4
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Cockshutt Farm
Sep
41/2
17%
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Co
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Coastal Caribbean
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15'/4
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21% Mar
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8%
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5,300
12%
53/4
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Jan
12%
12%
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Barton's
418
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7%
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1,150
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9,700
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Banco
9
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8%
20
Chemical—
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Baldwin
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—
Nov
26 %
23%
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Apr
72 %
7%
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Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—l
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May
3
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Nov
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14
Sep
15%
Feb
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1
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Jun
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Central Power &
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Feb
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10,500
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334
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26
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29 % Apr
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Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc-
Dec
5iV
8
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51
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Canadian
Catalin Corp
1
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65
•
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1
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Dec
32%
-
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33
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434
343/4 May
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200
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Gas
-
100
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26%
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Jan
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9%
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Oct
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Husky Oil Ltd
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.
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50
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1,500
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class
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Jan
Dec
19%
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17
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Steel
17% May
6%
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28
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Automatic Radio
Sep
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31
;\
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Plastics
14%
19%
28%
•
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Dec
4% May
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Feb
35
2 %
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Co
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option
Nov
•
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Jan
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.
'10%
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3,300
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.
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863/4 May
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Atlas
21
Jan
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3
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4,500
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13,400
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del
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of
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Associated Testing
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6 %
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j
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deposit
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Atlantica
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Atlantic
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21
17%
31%
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Associated
Atlantic
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Apr
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5%
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Associated
16%
33/4
14%
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Corp Ltd-
&
1,000
17
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Oct
36
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Mar
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American
%
17%
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Co
Aluminum Co
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Arrow
pfd
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Gas
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2
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5
100
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200
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750
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1
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69%
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Arco
10
1
Film
&
Jan
9%
15%
Angostura-Wupperman
4%
7%
1
Corp
Jan
%
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Anglo American Exploration Ltd
4.75
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Radio
34
3
3
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Anchor Post Products
Andrea
Apr
Jan
11%
10%
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f
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1%
9%
Jan
43%
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Oil Co
'
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Jan
8%
700
2%
2%
7% May
-
Jan
Jan
3 %
■4%
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Ajnurex
10%
.
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shares
American
Alamort Lead
26% Nov
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43%
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73/8
200
17
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14%
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133/4
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9
69%
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34
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5%
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bearers——£1
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American
.
21% Mar
33% May
Nov
16
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All-State
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^
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Britalta Petroleums Ltd-
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British
5%
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80
80
1
2 3/s
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10 3/4 Oct
4,300
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Jan
N V—
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American
86%
6 Va
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.---—-1
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Corp.——
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12%
Nov
Dec
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87%
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; Bridgeport, Gas
28% May
8%
17%
1,600
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4
31 %
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10% May
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87'a
100
preferred
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Algemene
Sep
100
9%
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common
93%
700
9%
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100
preferred
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1,600
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Dec
6
10,200
3%
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6%
6
17%
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&
3,500
193/8
5%
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High
Low
High
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&
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3%
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.18% Mar
SI
54
•
Dec
Nov
934 Mar
s
194
Volume
Number 6119
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2795)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Sale Price
for Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Par
Inc—
Jan
18% Aug
Feb
17%
—-
16 Va
16 Va
Land Co
Crystal Oil &
Co—
Tobacco
Cuban
Corporation.
Cubic
400
Apr
17%
14%
Jan
26%
Nov
100
19%
Jan
20%
Oct
9%
Apr
,
9%
B
Class
common
4,100
6%
Oct
Dec
General
318
Dec
6%
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Jan
3% May
14,200
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42%
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.
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Jan
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19
10 '/4
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34%
18 %
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300
8%
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8
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31,000
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Dec
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7
9%
20
Apr
Feb
18 Mar
■
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2,900
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Dec
14
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10% Mar
5%
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Oct
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Jan
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Dome Petroleum Ltd—
12 Va
12%
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1
1
234/4
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Dominion
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18-
15%
41'
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•
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Apr
Hazel
22,700
7%
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500
5%
Nov
10%
8%
Nov
13% May
50
33'A
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53%
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Jan
:
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23%
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171
40
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/
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500
15%
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27% T
4,900
28,700
6,200
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/Jun
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8%
Jan
29% May
-
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20% May
r
12%
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28% May
5%
Dee
12% May
14 V2 May
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Nov
7,400
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Nov
8%
9%
2,000
5
Jan
11
Dec
6%
8,500
4%
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9
Nov
37%
37%
1,500
22%
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39%
Nov
30
94%
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12
25%
25%
100
24
Jan
27% May
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5%
4,200
2
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11%
1%
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13,800
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46%
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36
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36
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3ft May
15% Nov
Jan
43% May
11% Apr
Jun
2% Apr
56% Dec
Jan
29%
8,500
44
Jan
12%
9Q0
44
May
11
130,200
23%
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7%
Nov
1
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6'A
Nov
13
%
11
Dec
11 %
Feb
5%
6%
Apr
6,600
9%
Jun
Jan
36
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41
73
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4%,
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4%
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3,000
26
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1,700
7
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18%
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76
75
78
1,300
63
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84%
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11%
11%
11%
4,600
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11 Va
Nov
8%
8%
8%
5,800
4%
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9%
Nov
1%
Apr
19%
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5,900
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3%
3%
3%
43,480
3%
Dec
10% Mar
10%
10%
11%
5,000
3%
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12% Nov
17% Aug
67% Mar
%
-10c
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14%
14%
15%
4,700
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44%
44%
45%
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44%
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37
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*
36%
37%
9,700
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45% July
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10
100
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77%
77%
77%
20
70
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82'A
15
15
19% May
103
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103
15%
8,100
6%
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2,600
3%
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15%
16%
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19,100
2%
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500
5%
110
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3%
16%
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inc.:
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3%
5%
i
—
1
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5%
24%
27
10
10
11
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3,000
5%
.6,400
18% May
13%
8% Feb
17% Mar
7%. Feb
Jan
3%
.
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Dec
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20% V
36
36
39
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4%
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3% May
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1,500
Nov
2%, Apr
28
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10,600
2
18%
14% May
12% Apr
1%
Dec
23%
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Jan
8%
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11,400
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7%. 18%
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43
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19
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32
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Jan
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27,500
20,100
5
5%
10
5%
8,200
4%
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.7%
Apr
6
21%
1,300
4% Mar
9%
Jun
6,600
9%
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23%
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1,200
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300
lO'A
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,
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: 4%
13%
14
28%
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210 May
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Jun
12%
5,400
716
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12%
Dec
34%
34%
200
32 Va
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38 %
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32%
200
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35
8%
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1,100
15%
Jan
25
Apr
1,200
14%
Jan
25%
Apr
30'A
9,200
27
1
3%
30
18,800
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Products Inc
—
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18%
7%
18
3%
3%
Hycon Manufacturing Co
Hydro ma tics Inc—
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
—10c
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33%o
8
8
—£1
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712
.51% May
,*vAug
2%
7% May
Jan
1
10%
10%
6,200
10%
Dec
24%
Apr
-2.50
13%
12%
13%
28,100
12 %
Dec
31%
Apr
5
22
21 Va
22%
3,300
21%
Dec
32% Mar
8%
5,700
7 %
Nov
16%
8%
12,200
718
Dec
11% May
6,500
37%
Jan
13
10%
IMC
Imperial
Corp—
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American
dep
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reg
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Imperial Oil (Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
—«.—5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
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1
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Co Inc
Credit Corp class A
25c
1
1
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1
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1
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Products
5
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of North
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17 %
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Intex
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Nov
477A
47%
16%
17%
11%
11%
85%
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4%
5%
5%
36 %
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900
3%
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2,100
7%
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19% May
Jan
48% May
7%
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—
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Israel-American Oil
Corp
1
—10c
I
Oct
91
Dec
4%
1,700
4%
Jan
500
18%
3,700
5%
37
76'A
8,200
24% Mar
5 Va
2,600
4%
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2%.
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a
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July
40
11%
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85
76% July
11-0
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19%
1,103
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28,900
23
30% Aug
Nov
12% Mar
Nov
6%
■
.
111%
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Dec
7
400
80
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Dec
38
38%
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9
3,300
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9% May
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4%
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19
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1
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1
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10
80
170
88
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17%
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7
7%
5
6,000
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28
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21
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163
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53
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5
Dec
Jan
10%
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35
5
common—
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145
(Harvey) Inc class A com
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9%
40%
8
—
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280
96
38%
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r*—
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Hudson
12%
3,800
164
160
160
18
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Apr
7,400
1,200
Dec
11%
Apr
2V4
Jan
12%
1
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6
Jan
7H Sep
40%
common
18
Jan
5,900
May
5%
5'A
17
12%
Apr
11
Aug
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11,900
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2
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4,100
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Gold
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Holopbane Co
Hubbell
39,000
13'A
8
22%
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Holly Corporation
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155-
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28
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1
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—
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:
7
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113
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12
20
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;
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9%
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6V2
.
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8%
600
3%
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4%
11% t:
1
—
11,100
6
Jan
12%
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5
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Fargo Oils Ltd——
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47%
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700
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51,600
56
3V2-
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&
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5
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40
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19,500
Jun
77/a
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———
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11,400
5% -~6%
7%
9 Va
3% May
26
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Dec
'
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Dec
16%
1
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4%
7%
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V
Apr
2
27%
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5% convertible' preferred——--10
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Jan
11,400
--
9'A
24%
•
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A.
8%
/
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Nov
35%
15%
20%
Rubenstein Inc.
Hercules
Apr
'
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1
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:
23%
32%
Jan
24%
lft
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180(
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19
9,100
13,200
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:19
V
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23 %
3,700
40
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31% May
23y«r Jan
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'
1
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Research Associates lnc_. .10c
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26% May
Nov
8%
3%
8,200
V
19% ,19% "
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12%
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2%
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—
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Bishop inc
4%
1,600
r
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19%
10c
Electronic Assistance Corp
18% Apr
—-—2
Hebrew National Kosher
20«A May
153 '-. Jan
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Dec
Jan
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Jan
6%- --
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Dec
Jan
23%
15%
1
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Jan
26
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.
200
"
20 Va
38
15
Jan
10% Jan
900
2%
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34% Aug
m
5,000
2%
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'
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May
.
97
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-
100
.
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21%. Mar
9,200
2,500
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2%
27%
-
93
Apr
JVs
13% Mar
Feb,
-
25% Oct
600
1
29%
Electric Light
Hastings
I' 900
47
6 Va
27
27,%
f.
25c
j-——1
8% May
'
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10
47
—
19
22
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4%
6%
9%
10%
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r
28
——
Nov
6% Apr
13%
6%
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34%
97
6,800
29%
9c
Plywood Corp—
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Heller
1
1—1
Eastern Company
25
Eastern Freightways Inc
—;——20c
Eastern States Corp
common-;.—r—1
$7 preferred series A—1——-—
$6 preferred series B—___—
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Edo Corporation——
l_—i__ 1
Elder Mines and Dev Ltd—__1
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-
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21%
Harnischfeger Corp
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r
17%
33
50c
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•
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32
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30
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Apr
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Eastern
27%:
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25%
96
26 Vi
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k
29%
Hall Lamp Co
21.'.: May
Jan
102
1% Nov
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29% May.
r
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5%
„
29%
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&
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700
Nov
Nov
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•
14,200
i
21%
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307/a
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12%
i
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Dec
-
20%
Jan
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27%
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1
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14
4
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41
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23%
•—.•
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Test
Dynaiectron.
'
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14% Jun
Nov
1%
13% May
>■
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Nov
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',, 50% May
'j 43 y2 Dec
r
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4%
14'A
11%
102
1
32
Jun
5% Mar
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.
5,400
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Durham Hosiery class B common.
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16%
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y,
1,800
Nov
14,300
15%
1%
—
..'17% May
7
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19 Va
13%
Jan
Jan
•:/
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'
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25,200
'
11%
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Jun
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10,100
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.
38%
10%
.
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—
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Dec
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Mar
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150
4
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5
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Dec
33 Va
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,
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15%
18%
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100
6,000
.
Oct
15%
HydraulicsGndoil Freehold Leases
Apr
25
Jan
3%
15%
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Apr
14%
Dec
14%
300
14%
nreferred series A
6%
4% May
14 !/2
,
Jan
10'A
10,800
16 Va
41
17,.
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Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
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1,400
15%
15%
7 %
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4
40
;
800
;
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17%
1
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Brewery LtcLl——
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10%
15%
preferred—-.vi!——.——-A— 32.50
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Dorsey
23%
10%
18
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*
—-7.50
Chemical Co
&
Dominion
23.%
10'/2
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& Coal ord stock——_*
Dominion Steel
3%
11%
Gulf Slates Land &
Dominion
Jan
Feb
15%
Apr
5% May
Oct'
■-7%
A conv__
Research——i—1
Jan
4%
10%
15%
16%
Gordon
1
Gorham Corporation
4
Grand Rapids Varnish
T1
Gray Manufacturing Co
—0
Great American Industries Inc
10c
Great Basins Petroleum Co
.—20c
Great Lakes Bowling Corp
1
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
1
Great Western Producers common—60c
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reg
1%
5,000
88,500
11%
Manufacturing Co
Jewelry class A
May
4%
4
50c
Goldfield Consolidated Mines—
Apr
145
5,300
7%
Goodman
Apr
11%.:. 12%
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11%
y
Apr
2,000
8.
Inc
2 %
13%
12% May
47/a
6,800
28%
(Adolf)
10% May
4% Apr
14%
Distilleries class B„
Security
Gobel
Jan
5
——-1
Systems,
Globe Onion Co Inc
26%
50c
Diversey Corp———
Dixilyu
Jan
2,300
Ltd—
Co
Glenmore
Apr
Globe
4%
*
-4c
:
Apr
7%
: 12% Mar
Oct
6%
5%
dep rets ord
Amer
•11%
2,300
12%
Manufacturing
Products
Industrial
Distillers
1,000
10%
5%
1
1
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd——
—25c
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc 1
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com—10c
7% 1st preferred-——
.r_-._i-l0
Detroit
12%
10%
Desilu Productions Inc—.
Detroit
11%
11%
———,
11
.
1,000
7%
17 V2
Co
'
12 %
A_——
debenture stock—u——
1
Jan
4 % Oct
4% Dec
:..
20,800
"5%
class
Mfg
6%
2,500
6*
———-—10c
Stores—
Dennison
10,700
.5%
pref—
35
inc cl A com—20c
Transit System
Dejay
i
1
—
Mines Inc—
Dayco Corp class A
C
8%
8.
v
'
4%
preferred———i—--*>—-—20
5 T/o
Day
:8
Inc„—————50c
3% May
38%
Co
Glass Tite Industries Inc-
Corp coraiiion——2.50
Stores
Davidson
D
Gilchrist
Jan
9%
1%
.C——•
Corp
Giant Foods Inc com class A n-V
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd—:—^
(AC)
Jan
2
12%
*
Controls
Giannini
Nov
102 %
3,200
fi
Corporation
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
15V2 Mar
NOV
39%
Jan
3%
>-5
2.50
50c
1
1
15% Mar
1,500
Stores
20%
Dec
7%
Genung's Incorporated
Gilbert
Crystal Dairies——50c
Daitch
2%
Corp
Plywood
General
Apr
5,200
•
10% Sep
33 Va
1,700
2'A
.
9%
rets ord reg
General
8% Mar
Jan
5
Jun
19%
/:>.
11%
9%
5%
9,900
48%
10%
Jan
.110
•
20%
•
8%
2%
2,600
21 V. 23.
19 Va
1,900
900
-
13%
Corp
Fireproofing—
General
d
Daryl industries
9%
"wts"
General Gas Corp
4%
19%
34
Co
Builders
American dep
Dec
19%
i..
19 Va
33%
2
Development Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
Nov
,
9%
High
98%
common
General
40%
Alloys
General
1%
16%
7%
19%
Co
Power
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
5%
9,700
9
4(4
—
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
337/a
Inc
Garan
Gatineau
12,500
16
16
*
class A common—1
——si.—j.1
Cutter Laboratories
Jan
2
-
39%
6 }
6
6%
1%
40 %
6 V
1,700
9%
5%
2
Manufacturing Co class A
Curtis
9
"9%
Shares
High
G
Nov
250
8%
9Va
25c
10c
*
*
Co
16%
20% x21 %
13
Low
Jun
x20 Va x20%
20 %
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
*
Cott Beverage Corp
1.50
Cott Bottling
Co of New England—-1
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Creole
Petroleum Corp
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp mm —iit-Lfcmm mm 1Ammmm 1
Crowley Milncr & Co
1
Crown Central Petroleum
(Md)
5
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
15%
$1
Drug
Low
15%
Corroon
Crown
High
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
*
—-—5
1
Class
Coro
Low
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
voting—*
(H) Distilling Ltd cl A
B non-voting
Corby
(Range for Week Ended December 22)
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
31
•j
9.9%
An*
36% Mar
%
Sep
The
(27CG)
32
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, December 25, 1861
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for \Veek Ended December 22)
.
Friday
Week's
Last"
stocks
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Shares
High
High
Low
23
22%
Inc
6
5%
4
4
4%
2%
2
600
6
.10c
Jupiter Oils Ltd
'
1
.15c
Industries
Jetronic
22%
.—1
Co
Construction
Jefferson
.1
i
4%
9,100
Dec
113
7%
Nov
4
Jan
19,000
Nov
25%
Jan
3,300
.
2%
u
12 %
Mt
Dec
313
Diablo
Mount
10% May
Industries
Kaiser
Kansas
Katz
(D)
&
pfd—100
Chemical
Kawneer
Co
%
37.600
13,600
—
—
1
25%
25
8%
Oct
Muskegon
Piston
Muskogee
Co
100
94%
Aug
25
Dec
18%
■
2,300
Oct
23'A
Sep
56'A
5
23%
23
23%
4,900
18
Jan
31
1
11'A
11 Vu
11%
1,400
10%
Nov
2.50
& Co
Muter
11%
11%
12
1,800
11%
Dec
Petroleum
Kirkeby-Natus
Kirkland
Klein
(S)
Klemert
Klion
Dept Stores
(H L)
Kostin
Co
(The)
14,500
1%
Jan
4 Vu May
Nai.
3
4,000
2%
Jun
4
2,600
9%
Feb
20%
Apr
6,900
16 Vu
Jan
26
Jun
National
Bowl-O-Mat
Corp
National
Brewing
Casket
1,200
•
Corp
Dec
8%
25'/u
27%
17,800
12 V„
Jan
34%
Nov
39%
39%
300
21 %
Jan
42%
Jan
11%
Feb
27
8 Tu
8%
X24% X24%
8%
15%
15%
15%
1
28 %
27%
29%
8,500
2%
2%
2%
3,000
:
8,900
3 Vu
200
21 %
200
v
8%
8%
8%
lOo
_
Co
14
Jan
18%
2
Apr
National
Mar
National
Equipment
National
Petroleum
National
Presto
31%
Nov
3Tii May
Jau
5 Tit
7,700
Jan
Apparel
1
Electronics
Mines
Corp
Ltd
Industries
Le
Tourneau
(R G)
Inc—
National
Steel
Loclcwood Kessler &
Class
',4
Mar
Jun
Nedicks
Jan
Nelly
6%
Jan
Nestle-Le
7
Dec
3,800
1,400
400
12
19 %
19%
20%
800
13%
6%
8 'A
7,000
4%
Oct
6 Vb
1,300
5%
Sep
9
5%
5%
2,500
4 Tii
Nov
5%
1%
24
22
10c
■
—
,
1%
25%
New
England
Jan
New
Haven
Loral
Electronics
Louis
New
Idria
May
•9%
1%
Nov
4
23%
Nov
34
7,100
4 Va
Jan
100
7
Feb
7%
Jan
Louisiana
10
23,700
6%
Nov
10%
'
;
-r
Land
&
Silver
Lead
(The)
Co
Lynch
1
250
36
Park
1,700
*,
18
26% May
8%
York
Macke
luc
Vending
Nickel
Nipissing
38
Dec
Jan
7
May
.Magellan
3,600
1 Vu
Ja.fi
1,100
10%
Jun
34%
34 Tb
36%
8,900
30 Vu
1
6
6
23
23 %
.
7%
23
—_1
16,500
•
3,700
Nov
6
Dec
7%
12
16
Miami
18%
16%
18%
4,500
12%
Jan
31
Apr
25%
26%
2,500
17%
Jan
31%
Apr
23
23
23%
700
18
Jan
23%
Dec
19%
19%
20
525
10%
Jan
20%
Nov
Dec
5%
•
10c
2
2
2%
13,300
1
3
3
3%
600
2%
2%
3
30c
Midwest;
Centers
"
Apr
Jan
4
%
Jan
4 % May
Mar
15%
17%.
8,100
15%
Dec
19
Sep
11%
11%
12%
5,500
9%
Nov
13%
Aug
16%
15%
17
3,100
13 Vu
Jun
28
Apr
3,700
18%
18%
50'A
47%
50%
18%
Dec
25%
11,400
39 %
Jan
57%
Apr
38,700
19
20
Cliem
50c
35
1
%
1
1%
%
1 Vu
Jan
2 %
May
Aug
100,600
Jan
1
Feb
35%
8,400
19%
Jan
40%
Nov
11%
12
%
34
12%
3,300
8%
Jan
67,000
1
Feb
30
124
1
25c
Co
—
Arizona
1
1
Co
Land
1%
2
1
Co
%
♦
2
140
137
37
•
Co
37,.,.
52''
Honduras
Rosarip—3.33%
Milios
Ltd
,__1
%
-•
17
Apr
2
Dec
173% Mar
Feb
500
%
23 %
Feb
38%
Dec
v/4U(J
37 %
53 %
f/%
F'!
Mines-—-I—
»"
>Ji!
V
-i'.T,
■
27 %
Jan
57
Aug
48,300
Id
Jan
1
ft May
'
-
lVf
r.
—
%
1,200
Jan
1 li
■'
1
8
7%
8'A
4 Tit
Feb
9%
1
Inc
Southern
&
American
Railway
5%
5%
6
1,900
4'
Feb
6
Royalties
2
2 Vu
2'A
3,100
2
Jan
1%
24,400
„1
Inc
%
Airlines
1%
1
3 Tii
:
9,900
>
1
ft
3%
4
6,900
58 %
59
Oct
Dec
July
"V'i"'4% May
89%
2!il Mar
1 %
Jan
3
A
110
89'A
50
Oct
6% May
Aug
67% May
Jun
92'A
56 'A
84
20
Nov
Tii
i'<«
53,000
Tii
Nov
Tit May
28Tu
7%
7%
2,500
6 T11
Feb
3%
3%
334
27,100
2%
Nov
13'A May
8% May
2,600
15%
J
;
8%
-
•
,
28%
8
%
: 9
3,600
%
Jau
8%
Jun
12% May
Dec
17%
25
Nuclear
8%
8%
3,400
8
Apr
Oak
:
%
32% Aug
39% Apr
of •Amor
Corp
Manufacturing
10c
(Del)
——7
Co
Occidental Petroleum
Ogde-n
Jun
-
'
■■
Brass
Ohio
Power
4%'A
4%
.
>) 74
2,300
3%
Old
Nov
7%
Apr
19% July
22 %
Nov
25.
44 %
Town
40e
L-
preferred—
21 %
32"
11%
11 %
11 A.
:
1,000
10%
Nov
14%
Oct
41%
43%
3,000
30%
Jan
57
Apr
Opelika
50c
2.5o
19%
9
17%
20
8,500
.
Jan
9%
5,400
17%
Dec
22%
Jan
13
Overseas
Nov
8
£1
3%
38%
warrants
38%
40%
37
12%
%
1
2%
138%
1
warrants
May
5
6
10
-
50c
Co
...
Feb
46%
39%
2,900
33%
Sep
Corp—
5
28,900
10
Oct
l()c
:
6%
4,200
(>%
Jan
8%
1
__
32,400
6%
Sep
11%
Associates
Manufacturing
Corp
14,000
1%
Nov
3
class
A
conv
preferred
122 %
Jan
202%
Aug
5
Abrasive—
6,400
20
%
4
Jan
100
13%
%
Jan
43
534
52
5 %
Jan
Aug
16
Jan
19 Tii
2,700
5%
5%
1,500
4%
Oct
13%
14%
800
13%
Jan
18'A
A":
4%
8
10% May
18 %
3.4(H)
29'A
42%
37/i
Jan
-
2,300
5
27%
29
64% May
21% Aug
153,i
Jan
29%
Nov
6% May
Dec
1
43%
700
45'A
Apr
31'A
31
'A
31%
3,100
30%
Sep
32 %
May
28
27 34
28%
1,100
27%
Jan
29 Vu
Nov
5%
24% Mar
1
% Mar
32
2,900
6
23% Jan
1,100
5%
Feb
10%
Nov
11 Vu
11%
28,900
33!
-25
26
25%
26'A
1,800
25 %
Jan
-25
25%
25'A
25 7
a
2,000
27% July
26 Va Oct
25%
25%
700
24 Tii
Feb
26%
Apr
24%
24%
600
23% July
25 %
Nov
22%
23
500
22%
Aug
7%
24
Feb
22'A
22'A
200
22
Jail
23'A May
9 %
6,500
6%
Feb
16% May
680
86 Vu
Jan
86'A
Jan
94% Mar
91%
Jan
99%
_25
,_25
21,400
2%
Jan
1,500
10%
Jan
13
Feb
Pacific
Industries
10%
1,700
8%
Jan
14
May
Pacific
Lighting
37%
5,900
32
Sep
60% Mar
400
4
6
Dec
$4.75
$4.75
23'A
Feb
$4.36
■
-~
92
91
91%
■
July
24% Jun
95
■
*
97'A
conv
28%
preferred
dividend
May
350
98
Mar
Nov
Dec
6% May
21%
1,100
19%
Jan
28%
26
28%
4,400
26
Dec
2.50
23%
23
%
24 'A
3,300
14%
Jan
28%
Nov
50c
7%
7%
7%
4,300
Jan
*
-
13
11%
8%
8%
—2
Inc
$4.50 preferred—
preferred
dividend
$4.40
■"
21
1,400
37
Feb
4
13%
13%
22'A
-25
20% Mar
3%
12%
5
24%
-25
Apr
9%
36
42 Va
8
5 %.■.
Sep
—50c
Corp__
350
-25
2%
5
Dec
5:
7% May
Jan
5,000
:
21
I
-
14%
,_25
11%
——50c
Co
Jun
24,800
5934
18%
—
9%
5%
3%
Apr
VV May
5%'
2%
*
4 Tii
59%
com—1
Jan
23,900
138'% 150
11%
36
Jan
...
Nov
1
1
3T4
59 V4
13%
!
Electric
1
Inc
97
Jan
12,300
Vb
1
Corp
Securities
10
Hone Corp
14%
30%
Jan
%
3%
40
3,500
Nov
2%
5 Til
11 %
23'A Oct
89%
2,400
Jun
10%
2%
32'%
6
-
-
Tu
14% Mar
6 Vu
20
32
■'
46% Aim
12 Ai
%
1
-
4% May
26
4%
1
Mining Corp Ltd
Nov
1,600
9 At
12%
12%
1
Rubber
Oxford
Marine
Ltd
94
%
—5
—1
Mfg Corp—
Oxford
9
Jan
-h"'r
-
4
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
42 %
400
Jun
13%
7
21
31'A
3,300
Dec
12%
Apr
21%
32 Vu
—
24
i«r
—1
common—■——
10c
—
Jun
Jan
Sep
I
Ltd—i.——90c
Corp
%
4%
8%
94
preferred—^—T1()U
•
5
21
101,100
-19,700
15%
15'A
20%
-
——.—1
Co_—___
Oils
Sep
23 %
9 T it
9.%- ;y% 9V*<
25 VB • 26%
25%- -
15%,
23%
-1
—20c
Corp
"ex stock' dist"_—L^—
Corp
Ohio
Inc.
Corp
Midwestern-Financial
8,100
2
Co_
Lites
Okalta
—_50c
Inc*
Investment
1
—.—20c
A
,_25
lVu May
Chemical Corp„
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
Mid-West
2%
7%
2%
Corp $1
16
50c
2
~"%
Jan
Michigan
Midland Oil
Jun
% Mur
4ft May
1
Jan
Extruders Inc
Microwave
17%
21
1
%
Refrigerating Co
Mieromafic
Dec
Jan
1% Mar
.100
69,500
Co
& Thermit
11 %
11%
34,700
26
4.80'
Metal
2
1,000
8,300
12
16
2%
%
ivo
11%
15%
1
Corp
class
%
2 ft
Dec
%
Co.—
Island
Merrill
31% Mar
Jun
Nov
Mar
2
32% Aug
31% May
li
3
Merchants
Sep
9%
4%
79%
I %
Inc
Mfg
11%
38
Jan
19% Jun
Corp
Johnson
6,800
Dec
Jan
15'Jtt .Jan
Maule
Meacl
14
Sep
(iO Vu
1,000
*
Men a sco
12%
Oct
Tii
16
1
Oil
12%
3%
2
27%
250
1,900
Ltd
Corp
700
8,900
9,500
Massey-Ferguson
AlcOrory
200
5,600
2,300
1
Maryland Cup Corp—
McCulloch
4%
4
75%
1%
Rubber
Industries
10% May
29%
1
Communication
Jan
27%
27%
Internalional
Mart in-Marietta
Aug
7%
3%
—1
&
<fc
&
O'Sullivan
Marconi
12%
74%
26;
:
<v.
Jan
2 6 Tii
24%
Mallory Randall Corp—
Tire
Dec
4%
17'A May
74 %
•1%
Service
Mansfield
•
12
27
.
.
~1%
—
—
Industries
12
12'A May
Aug
13,000
8%
6%
2,200
10
4
10% May
Feb
Jan
2,900
8%
10
Nov
Corp vtc.._i —Jc
Mansfield
Oct
7%
3%
27%
1
Inc
Watcli
Auction
Northeast
Dec
23%
25%
A_
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mangel Stores
6 %
3, J 00
9,300
3%
1
Ltd
46% Mar
i
Jan
16%
.£_>—33 %e
class
—
Corporation—
Public
Maine
Apr
O
Community Discount
Oil
11%
27%
1
1
—
Zinc-
Rim
Norfolk
Mages Sporting Goods. Name changhl to
Magna
Jan
2% May
20% May
26
Inc
Petroleum
Sep
6
"
1%
2
warrants—
Co
Airlines
Alackey
12%
Tel—
M
Trucks
12%
Associates
Mining
York
New
Dec
Feb
11T11
Mines- —10c
:
A2.50
MacFadden Publications Inc—
Alack
39%
5
Co—J
Dec
3 Tit
1%.
Corp———j.
1
;
cS£
Process
New
Noma
3%
11": i«
—30c
Exploration i
Friday
Jun
1,100
7%
8%
Co
Mill
New
>
10
Lunkenheimer
Lucky
Oct
Dec
33
22% May
%
—
8%
Ltd—
&
Mexico
New
May
—25c
Corp—-
Milling—3
25c
Tel
Jersey
New
Apr
240
11%
Gas Service
Apr
11%
5,100
12
9%
Machines
Clock
New
Apr
10,900
3^»
3%
_1
Sherry Preserves Inc
May
7% July
Jan
Dec
North
Louisiana
9'A
inc—
Mur
Jan
8%
24%
,
J
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6%
11%
8%
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21
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12
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7
29'A
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68
31%
1
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Video
National
8% May
6
3 %
8
10
—i:
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6%
5
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Car
Union
4%
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4,100
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Motor
24 %
13
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Lee
27
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Lanston
Larchfield
20%
23 %
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&
2%
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Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson
23-%
5
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
26%
1
1
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Radio
Shore
6%
National Research Corp
National Rubber Machinery—
12% May
-
Electric
National
Lafayette
100
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19% Mar
July
National
Lake
34 'A
6
10
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National
L'Aiglon
34'A
Aug
25% Mar
2,700
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National Company
Corp—
Class A commoir
11
Apr
18
Feb
Nov
24 %
A—
10 Vu
36%
Sep:.
8 %
2,300
10%
Jan
12%
,
71,800
Industries Inc
Nast, Inc class A
National
Oct
39%
33'Ac
class
(The) Forge Co
Electronics
la
25%
5
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6
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% May
Jan
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1,300
25c
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57%
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7%
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2
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N
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15%
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13%
5
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14%
1
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5
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Corp
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15 %
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Inc
Kleer-Vu
2
3
1
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1%
1%
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113
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Ltd—.
400
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—
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16% May
1
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Copper
Ring
-
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Kilembe
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..
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Apr
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3,000
.
_
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Feb
Nov
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—
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A
Dec
1%
Jan
3%
300
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18%
A
4%
Nov
39 Vu
May
36%
47%
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(Del)
(Walter)
Apr
4'A
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Ohio Mfg Co
4Tii May
19%
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Co
Kay Jewelry Slores Inc
Kidde
13%
Jan
2%
,
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Corp
Kawecki
9'A
3%
9
3
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&
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4
Corp
Inc
4'A
A
High
15-'A
Jan
3%
■
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class
2%
56,100
2.50
Tel
&
class
Range Since Jan. I
Luw
15'A
1
Inc
Film Laboratories
TV
Murphy
Murray
Kaltinan
Mills
Vidcotronics
Muntz
K
10
13%
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High
4
_
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Movielab
MPO
Low
1
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Company
Vernon
Mountain
Apr
Products
preferred
6%
...
Metal
for Week
of Prices
Par
;■
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Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
v
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. J
Mt
Jeannette Glass Co
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Friday
Sales
*
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—
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dividend preferred:—
dividend preferred—
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180
155 V4 155%
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130
930
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4,200
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168
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Factors
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commdin
.
4% May
Jan
4%%
convertible preferred
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:
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Minnesota
Mirro
Power
Aluminum
&
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RR
13%
100
100
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10%
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800
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24%
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200
5 Vu
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39 %
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13%
104
Apr
Jun
Dec
Aug
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Jan
Ltd
(Can)
Corp
of
America
1
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Jan
%
Jan
%
27 %
2.9%
13,000
27 %
Dec
45%
17%
3,800
16
Oct
29%
Apr
13
1(1
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Park
Park
Monogram
Precision
Monongahela
4.40%
Power
Industries—
2%
preferred
100
—
preferred series B
preferred series C__>.*_
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90 Vu
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see
90 %
10
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6% May
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91
Jan
99,
May
,
87%
145
Moody Investors Service partic pref—_*
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3'A
100
A
14 %
Dec
8%
9%
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5%
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10 %
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200
99 'A
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'
130
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50%
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6,800
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152
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12
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Dec
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May
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Corp
—
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69
Nov
22%
Dec
27
V3 Mar
1,300
28%
Jan
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50
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36,600
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Apr
1%' Apr
34,700
li
Nov
1% May
7
12
Feb
May
8 Vu
500
11%
12%
3,900
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20 %
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14
Feb
28
Nov
20
20 %
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12 %
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24%
Nov
7 Vu
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12%
Nov
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Montgomery Ward
1
Dec
Oct
Apr
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38
9%
—-—*
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class A
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3%
10,000
Oct
32,000
pfd——.100
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Paddington
8% May
1% Jun
5,300
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5%
Markets
Light
Page-Hefsey
Pall
5%
7,400
14'A
8%
&
Power
8% May
5%
35%
13%
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Pacific
Jan
!'%
5%
1
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3%
33%
13%
—
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16%
Corp
Molybdenum
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9%
Jan
Nov
34
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5%
3%
34%
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Northern
Pacific
1
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Jan
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10% May
8% May
v
Volume
194
Number
6119
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2797)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Sale Price
Par
Photo
Perfect
26
Permian
Corp
Minerals
78%
1,300
79%
1,300
7%
651/4 Jan
33
16%
16%
29
10%
Dec
-12
Oct
34%
27%
10%
500
22% Feb
36
Dec
16%
6,600
151/2 July
271/4 Dec
21% July
36% Aug
30%
47,100
l-V
1%
29,300
% Jun
5%
10,000
3% Mar
5
37%
37
38%
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—_10 pesos
47/a
4%
5%
Phillips
Screw
Co
4 :"'v
4
4%
Phoenix
Steel
Corp
13
Piasecki
Aircraft
1
1
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
Pierce
Pittsburgh
Plastic
Materials &
Plume
&
Atwood
Polarad
Mfg
Co_
1,200
3%
Apr
Sep
6%
Feb
Jan
7%
Sinclair
Jan
Apr
17% May
10%
9%
10%
8,500
8
Jan
Hi/4 May
12 Va
2,500
15%
Soss
102
14
9%
9%
9%
9%
*
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3,500
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Jun
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16%
43
%
12%
12%
13%
Dec
39
13,000
Jan
50
Nov
28%
Apr
Products
Polycast
(The)
Polymer
Corp
Powdrell
Power
class
Inc
Oil
(Del)—2.50
Precisionware
Inc
Preston
Mines.Ltd
$1.25
convertible
Prophet
(The)
Providence
Public
preferred
Rico
Puget
62%
2%
2
3,200
75%
1,060
Nov
Jan
77 %
Nov
8%
1,800
Dec
3,600
35% July
49%
2,000
11% Oct
18
16%
7%
16
3,200
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4,100
51/8
12%
Jan
22%
22%
19% Jan
100
25%
2,000
20
Sep
35%
13%
13",a
1,200
10%
Jan
14
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Telephone Co
83'/2
200
89%
Jan
74%'
3
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74%
77%
1,500
49
Jan
105
22
2,200
21% Nov
25
Feb
Apr
Feb
21%
20%
21 %
2,800
13
Jan
24%
18
5
17%
19
1,300
12%
Jan
21%
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Materials
Corp..—
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Arena
2%
5,200
4%
37
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Enterprises Inc
1
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Real
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Y
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series A
(The)
Precision
(J
(Hugo)
Stone
101/2 May
4%
Aug
2% May
75%
Nov
Sep
Finance
class
Technical
3
B
Rodney Metals
Rogers Corp.
14%
32%'Jun
4%
4%
4%
9,200
3%
Jan
8% Mar
Superior- Tool
5%
5
51/4
1,700
4%
Feb
91/2 Mar
Superior
4,400
14%
2%
8%
15%
7%
Jan
10%
4%
Jan
10 Vb
Jun
Class
Oct
9%
Nov
4%
3%
Jun
9
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Ross
1
Products
7%
7%
7%
1
7%
7%
20c
Inc
19'/a
18%
84
4,900
20
86
7%
3,300
8%
4,100
Royalite
Oil
Russeks Fifth
Ryan
&
Petroleum
Saxon
Sayre
preferred-.
Gems
Seeman
(The)
Bros
Corp
Shattucx
Denn
B
class
5
5
5
200
4%
5%
61/2
4,000
4%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
12,700
3%
614
Dec
6%
Jan
Apr
10 V* May
6%
Apr
13%
13%
14
5,800
13%
Dec
14
Dec
29
28
29%
1,500
15 % Mar
31
July
8%
6,200
8%
Jan
4i%
13,400
1%
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6'A
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11'A
Nov
8%
8
4%
4
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12% July
For
3,700
8%
6,300
Dec
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May.
Apr
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21
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8
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Feb
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May
29
Dec
Jan
42%'Apr
.;
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27
Sep;;:
1,300
16%
Jun
2,400
11%
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16
100
14%
Jan
23 Vb May.
36,300
2%
Feb
4% May
4,600
25% Mar
Feb
34
34
1,200
19%
Jun
36 Va
Nov
5
39%
3914
900
36 Va
Apr
49
Aug
24%
25
700
18
Jan
27 Va
Jun
34
1
40 Vb
4414
26,200
33 Va
Jan
66
Apr
1
16',4
15
17
17,200
13%
Dec
17 Vb
Oct
1
4%
4%
4'A
9,200
3%
Jan
6% May
10c
—
42 %
4%
4%
4%
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4%
Feb
8
7%
8%
19,900
3%
Jan
9% May
9 Vb Nov
1%
1
Corp
1 Vb
.1
%
16,400
%
3
3,000
2%
Oct
4%
2%
1,200
2
Nov
3% May
29%
1,700
Feb
2%
Jan
34
800
20%
Jan
41%
Aug
33
34
1,400
20%
Jan
42
Electric
Aug
class
A
26%
;
19%
Apr
35'a
Nov
Jan
11%
Jun
Sep
45% Mar
Aug
Nov
14%
26,100
6
Jan
12%
Oct
8,100
2%
Jan
5%
Nov
Texas
5%
41/2
5%
14,900
1%
Jan
7%
Sep
Texstar
3
2%
3 Vb
1,200
2 Va
Jan
3% May
Textron
4%
1,800
2
Jan
5
Textron
Inc
May
1,000
7
Nov
11%
Apr
18%
100
197/b
18%
300
17% Aug
19
Feb
17%
19
Mar
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20
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177,900
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22%
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9
9
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5%
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11 Vb
Apr
4% Jan
8 Vb
Nov
700
20
Aug
7%
11,500
5
Jan
5
200
6%
6%
3%
3%
3,100
5
4%
5y0
75,200
10c
2%
2%
2%
9,900
Aug
8% Mar
9%
2% Feb
1
4%
2%
Jan
3%
Jun
4%
5
4A
4%
26%
25'A
27%
33,800
37%
40
900
8%
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Cuba
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v
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48,400
12 Vb
Dec
34
Mar
6%
8,200
6 %
Nov
2%
2%
5,200
2%
Jan
6 %
6%
2,900
6 % Oct
7%
7%
77/b
5,000
5
2
1
93
1
6%
8
2
23,100
1%
1%
1
11,000
1%
%
Oct
Nov
Trans
1 Vb
Nov
Apr
Apr
5,400
5%
Nov
14%
11%
6,000
7 Vb
Jan
16
Apr
19%
19%
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22
May
2%
2%
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4
May
~714
7%
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7
■/»1% Feb i
8%
Jan
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26
26
28 %
800
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25
24%
24%
25
1,300
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88
87
88
175
83
25%
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Nov
World
class
Triangle
True
Airlines
Conduit
Temper
5%
5%
i'o
50c
"wts"
4%
5
89
3,900
2%
Jan
5%
Dec
8,200
3%
Jan
14%
Aug
5%
3,500
5%
Dec
8 Va
130
39,400
Vb
Jan
flr
Apr
9,200
14%
Jan
25%
Jun
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Nov
17
5
6,800
4
10c
11%
11%
12%
25,500
8%
Feb
1
com.
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7%
7%
7%
2,200
4%
Jan
5%
Oct
Nov
14% May
9
July
Co
r—•
18%
17%
18%
2,900
15 Vb
Jan
28% May
44
43%
44%
6,700
24 Va
Jan
44%
Dec
10
Cable
&
warrants
27%
27'A
27 %
2,800
19%
Jan
34%
Apr
....
Corp
u
Chemical
of
Co
of
14%
Dec
Omaha
Products
15'A
7,800
21%
200
15%
Jan
22
15
15
200
10 Vb
Jan
18%
Nov
20
26%'
26 Va
200
25% July
30
Feb
— —
Jan
4
6
5%
5U
17,500
3%
Jan
1A
113
17,800
%
Jan
United
Elastic
Corp——
•
United
Foods
Apr
United
Improvement
49%
Jan
United
Jan
3,400
50%
1,200
American
& Investing...2.60
Products
rets ord
United N J RR & Canal
dep
5
Apr
6%
2
Sep
J*
Apr
53%
Nov
8
8%
3,200
8
Dec
10%
Oct
7%
8%
16,100
4%
Feb
10%
Jun
7%
7%
1,200
4%
Jan
7%
Oct
4%
Nov
5 Va
Apr
167 Va Mar
185%
Nov
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-p—
regis— —10s
—100
40%
7% May
8
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Milk
Inc
Dec
8%
ZZZZi
Apr
Jun
14%
21%
5%
Oil & Gas Ltd vtc_
Canco
22'A
15
—.m*
•
ZZZZ4
Co
Yards
Aircraft
5
Corp
Canada
118
% Apr
Nov
4%
%
15%
16
6% Apr
34% Aug
12%
4%
12
12
1
A
Trav-ler Radio Corp..
Tri-Contlnental
4%
1
12 Vb May
Jan
Jan
5%
Feb
Jan
11%
5)5
Nov
Jun
30%
41%
5%
;
9%
Jan
1
36
17 % May
Mar
1
33
Nov
10%
__50c
Sep
Jan
2 i'o
United
98
1%
Dec
98
2%
5c
30%
Jun
4V4 May
1
United Asbestos Corp
9% Mar
Apr
15% May
~7%
1
153 Vb
•
Dec
6v4
22,800
10
Transports Corp of Amer cl A
United
Oct
8%
12% May
Jan
13 % May
Apr
Feb
92
17%
Apr
Apr
175
95
6
Feb
5%
19%
1
19
Jan
31
6%
10c
com
;
Co
Stock
A
Inc
Corp
Union
Nov
14%
Jan
11%
Corp class A.
14 % Mar
•
Oct
9%
2%
—50c
Mining of Nevada
Acceptance
Jan
17% Mar
72,400
'. r.A v;-;:
Tower
Oct
91%
29%
50
Co
Investment
111
1,800
s
10c
Tonopah
Gas
6%
25,200
112
14%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered__£l
Amer deposit rets def
registered—5s
Todd
Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 414 % preferred
100
Union
22%
3,500
25%
112'A
"_ZZl2Z50
common.
Jan
3%
8,200
4,800
:
Tobacco
Unexcelled
i
12 Vb
1
Union
Z
14%
25c
33% Mar
Jan
3
13,900
4%
4'A
Inc
48 % May
46
Oct
Oct
Inc
Markets
Jan
Oct
4%
17 %
Thriftimart Inc class A
Jan
7%
42% May
94%
preferred.
7% May
418 Apr
11%
Jan
3%
pfd.
Ltd
8%
2,200
11%
8%
Park
9
21%
11%
8%
0
May
11%
15%
5
20%
20%
i
8% May
6% May
43,100
3%
1
$4.56
Co_
20
11%
20c
9
Jan
29%
4%
"warrants"
20%
5,900
21'A
i
Apr
3% Jan
2%
1,200
2,100
38
B
27
Jan
6%
3%
410
Aug
Feb
6%
.1
-3
/,[ Dec
13% May
77/e Mar
3,000
—1
_.
May
1
9%
5% Jun
2,100
6'A
1
Jan
23%
23
7
14
200
10
8%
__
23 Va Mar
21% Jan
10
11
%
1
3.50
:
Apr
%
22
..
50c
_
Nov
22
x20 V4 x20 'A
27 %
15%
50c
Light
convertible
Thorofare
94% May
1A
Shovel
70c
56
Apr
27%
Corp
Thorncliffe
25 % May
32
25c
Inc.
Inc
&
Dec
4,300
7,700
10c
Corporation
Power
Apr
Va
53 Vb
Z_i
Inc
Inc
Electronics
4Va
Industries
Dec
Nov
8%
49%
10c
Electronics
5%
Oil
Feb
8
Industries
Terminal-Hudson
Terry
4%
49
51%
•
Engineering
Texam
•
Jan
8%
46%
1
13%
V
5,800
37%
8,000
6 %
Jan
48
Warrants
Tenney
5%
5%
20c
Corp
Teleprompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
Television
47 Vb
45
45%
IZZZi
;
Industries
7
51%
Operations
Technicolor Inc
Telectro
%
w—"
•
Co
12%
7%.
Co
%
2 Va
Jan
33
5%
~ii
footnotes,
13
15 Va
Jan
■
33
12
7%
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
•->"
2%
Oct
A
17,300
.
_t_
11%
7%
_
_
:
12%
62,500
2/,f
,4%
5
5%
Apr
Inc
America
10
118
4'/«
5
13%
Feb
preterred
Sherwin-Williams of Canadaof
8%
9%
2 t'u
4%
10
12%
10%
4%
Co
900
10
10c
common
18Va Mar
Shawlnigan Water & Power—_.
Shoe
Nov
9% May
8% Apr-
preferred
A
Feb
1
Co
30 Va
Jan
Nov
common
cumulative
11
25c
Mining
Jan
3%
5'A
5%
2,300
25%
Corp
Sherwin-Williams
24%
26%
11%
Inc
Leather
2,800
7,800
11%
Jan
Servo Corp of America
Servomechanisms Inc.
Seton
30
500
•
Sep
—..
class
Dec
7% Aug
8,600
11%
Seligman & Latz Inc
Serrick
15%
1,500
Inc
4
Securities
Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums—.
Seeburg
Jan
,_1
Technical
25c
Inc—
Nov
9%
9%
Dec
9,200
Co
Metais
4 Va
1,700
37%
Apr
2,200
Plywood & Lumber
Seaporcel
13,300
8%
11%
«
Airlihes
5%
14%
36%
42%
....
Milling Corp
Feb
4%
8%
Dec
*
World
lS %
36%
Nov
-20
Allied
Nov
Nov
13%
5
4%
_.
Seaboard
12%
Va
Corp
21%
_
Seaboard
900
8
Taylor
4 Vb
Ltd
Seaboard
26 Va
2
11
20
Inc
Nov
6 Vb
Nov
21%
Corp
Fisher
&
Screen
22
5%
86
4%
.
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Feb
May-
Mar
300
8%
Feb
21 %
preferred
Paper
12%
26%
20
20
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Oct
29%
78 Vb
.16 pesos
_
7%
50c
2,300
•
Ltd
35 %
5%
Operating Co
2,300
1
Petroleums
Oct
3,700
;
12
20%
2
11 %
100
p
2.50
Petroleums
14% May
Dec
1,700
2%
21%
1
Milling Co Ltd
5.60% series
Sapphire
Saxcee
3,200
.
10c
50c
Inc
preferred
preferred
32
8%
Co
Co
*
Inc
series
5
6%
2%
1
Carlos
series
<
29%
Tampa
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
4% %
6
3
11
_lc
Inc
Corp Ltd..
4.40% series
6
25c
20 %
50c
San
5 '/o
Dec
...
Petrol
11%
1
San
>
Jan
4%
4%
1
Die
&
Tliompson-Starrett
Lawrence
8 Va
20,300
Ltd
Window
Inc
Thew
St
24,100
31 % May
5
Haynes
Salem-Brosius
13%
4%
Oct
Nov
1
._
Ltd
Consolidated
Ryerson
13
45% May
20% May
Jan
30c
Inc..
Avenue
Sep
50c
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Corp
Co
Nov
19 Va
Corp
21
.£1
Inc....
Industries
82 Va
3,700
14
1.50
Royal School Labs Inc
Rusco
Jan
28'A
•
1
Raceway Inc..
Royal American
Jan
8% Mar
26%
Corp
1
„
...
Products
12%
—10c •
:
1 "
Corp
*
a
Roxbury Carpet Company
Dec
27
Inc
International
Technical Material
pfd F—..100
rets ord regis
Products
Rowland
6%
Feb
Talon
1965
Inc
Dec
4% Mar
23,700
...
Field
19%
Aug
1,400
36
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation
,.1
Feb
7%
Royce Ltd—
Amer dep
14
2,400
4,100
.
26 Va May
__1
Dec
Dec
2%
9,300
8%
July
18% Aug
-.1
Supermarkets
10%
Jan
22
Jan
—1
Sep
200
p -
Nov
Jun
7%
Nov
Products
International
700
8%
8%
23%
Sunset
Supercrete
4,800
3
fc%
7%
22 Va
20%
58%
•7%
10c
Corporation (Del)
Sunair Electronics Inc
Jan
13%
7%
7
21
300
Dec
Ltd^
Stylon
Feb
14%
,18%
6%
500
7,000
1214
Inc
Wells
13%
*
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
Roosevelt
Struthers
11%
1
22%
16%
17%
18
22
15%
23%
Co
Shop
1,400
50c
common
Inc
&
3,350
10c
...
Aug
21%
21 Vb
22%
16%.
1,900
Corp
Inc..
8,100
■
Jan
Stop
B)
11%
.14% Jan
Dec
4,300
Container
72 Va
17%
23 Va
2,300
13 vb
common
Company
Brewers
21%
16%
Sep
22%
Nov
30%
ordinary..
Aluminum
11%
-
21%
22
__1
Co
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Valley Gas Co—
to
Chemical
20%
17
Dec
1214
_
...
11%
1
90
2914
preferred
Inc
20%
71%
Jan
13
1
Corporation
53%
71%
Dec
58%
Nov
30
Co
Mines
Canada
Stinnes
Jan
95
Nov
Va
13%
B__.
of
Stetson
Jan
Jan
1
Instruments
Apr
%
25
5
Corp...
Dec
15
2% Jan
26%
Jun
.1
Corp
Corp
Apr
7,200
98
Jan
100
1,100
1
Inc
Uranium
(The)
Dec
16,000
Feb
23%
Jan
A. 50c
Co
class
Tube
8%
11/4
62
25%
5%
10 Vb
3%
89
—
.2
Co.:
Parts
Dec
1 Va
34% May
_3c
Metals
Products
Co
25%
3%
Jan
13
Aviation
Stepan
IVn
29%
12%
Steel
Jan
Jan
2,700
12%
23V4
6
31%
63
__1
Corp
Stathain
Nov
3%
•
Inc__
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls
23,600
1
...
...a
Associates
extended
Robinson
6%
Sep
30%
__1
Forgings
1
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp....
a_._.
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Grande
6
54 Va
23%
1
Republic Industrial Corp..
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Vto
6%
Jan
22%
3% Jan
7,100
10
—
Rio
4%
27 Va
24%
2
Inc
Paint
Steel
19%
1
;_!■
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Warrants
4%
6,300
22%
Jun
17%
Dec
41%
6V4
convertible
19%
l
Corp:....
Reliance Insurance Co
Restaurant
4%
_5c
a___
Co.
Corp
50c
Jan
Dec
16
38%
8%
Starrett
Stelnia
4% Mar
800
600
1
Corp
Investment
(Robert)
7'A
23%
13'/4
14%
Jan
7%
Standard
Feb
18
14,100
15
7 Vb
Vu
1
Reeves Soundcraft
Reinsurance
14 Vb
22%
7
1
Broadcasting & Dev
Ritter
2,700
14'A
1
;
Resistollex
4,400
11% May
Jan
6%
25
lc
Dec
Sep
America—
Pump Co
Reis
19%
23 Vb
6%
Jan
0
84
-25
Inc
Stephen
A
Reeves
18%
22%
18
14% Sep
5,800
16
19%
1
Realty EquiLi.es Corp of N
Reda
15%
5%
4,200
Sep
38
Jan
4,500
6,300
—1
May
27%
Oct
«% Dec
200,300
23
40c
a
12
16
Feb
22 %
22
7%
9%
7%
Standard
Jan.
15%
Dredging Corp common. __1
.20
convertible preferred
Stanley
Investment
Properties "Corp
Class
.
10,600
%
15%
10
...
Trust of America
Real
100
32 "
%
—___
Packing Co:
14%
23 Vb
30 Vb
23.'%
30%
,
1
13
100
14 Va
23 Vb
•
:
:—:
Inc
Rapid-American Corp—
7%
9 Vb
15
28%
Standard
'f
;
9 %
15%
.29%
Apr
37
Apr
7%
Mar
65%
-
—1
Sep
6ffl
Jan
10% Mar
Standard
$1.60
Feb
Jan
Inc
Brands
Stanrock
Rainco
Co
Standard-Thomson
4 i!,o
413
35
5%
.25
Corp
Corp
Corp warrants
Rand
Standard
Q
Nov
Nov
1,200
.,
Petroleum
Line
Pipe
Standard
Quebec' Lithium
42%
67/a
.25
Realty & Utilities
Standard
•
17%
Aug
6%
6%
25
cumulative preferred
Stahl-Meyer
Apr
21%
Sep
16
25
cumulative preferred
Sports
Nov
21%
20c
Pulp & Timber..
Puritan Sportswear Corp
i_.A
Pyle-National Co
189
88
14
150
41% July
25
Sperry
Jun
261/4
25
Southland
Apr
' Nov
Nov
1,200
25
Shoe
Apr
13
100
preferred
Spencer
2%
4 Va
Nov
290
preferred
Speedry Chemical Products class
22%
19
31%
Royalty Co
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
13%
16%
Jan
Jan
Fdison—
Apr
25%
151/4
41%
preferred
Dec
•
2%
26%
cumulative
Southern
Apr
%
3,700
Apr
Apr
13% Aug
51%
cumulative
Southern
Colorado—
100
California
origina'l
July
26
241/2
y
16,600
12.50
Co.
9 %
Jan
7,500
41,700
3
181,4
•
7%
4% Jan
5%
16%
5%
~7%
Oil
Southern
Oct
7%
1 %
2%
.1
1
Corp...
Southern
Jan
14%
1
11/8
1/2
1
4.24%
Nov
Sep
1%
£1
;
4.08%
3 % May
Apr
60%
1
Company..
of
preferred
.Puerto
151/2 May
Jan
42%
8%
20
Gas
Service
4%'A-
common:
Jan
501%
14
1
Co Inc
10%
400
41
8%
1
Corp
Progress Mfg
300
-
Co Ltd—
registered
4.56%. cumulative preference
4.48% convertible preference
4.32% cumulative preferred..
Apr
Hi/4
1
Proctor-Silex
27i%
Oct
6
26%
4.78%
16% May
Dec
14%
10c
.
Dec
42
—66%
Realty Corp
6%
15%
32
22%
3,900
51%
4.88%
Apr
5,400
58%
73%
3
Dec
3,700
7%.
17%
11%
2%
74
1
Prentice-Hall _Ine„
Presidential
: 2%
•
1
1%
2,000
57%
58%
1
Co
2
11%
*
Royalties Ltd.;
Pratt & Lambert
6%
14%
17%
1
»
1%
7
__2.50
A
Corp of Canada
Prairie
2
1
Corp..;
class
Alexander
&
A__
Penn
5%
'
Poloron
Coast
Southern
Feb
12%
400
28%
1
Co
Corp
South
15% Aug
14% July
5% Mar
9%
3,000
42%
Oct
15%
Manufacturing
South
High
20
*
Oil
dep rets ord
Airways Inc
Slick
Jun
150
6%
61/4
♦
1
Amer
Dec
Jan
1,600
'
10%
43
50c
87
11%
950
102%
13%
46,000
Publishing—
Singer Manufacturing
Sep
25
2%
rets
Ltd
Sonotone
11%
10% Oct
deposit
Venezuelan
Nov
Apr
22%
24
1
__25c
preferred.
Simpson's
7%
102'%
10
Electronics Corp—
4%
10c
Ltd
Inc
Boardman
cony
7
10c
a
Simmons
Dec
11%
*
_
1,800
4OV2
10 %
50
Scale
Pneumatic
American
71/2 May
Corp
Low
21%
25
6 %
Range Since Jan. 1
Automobiles—
6,800
1
Co
Polymers Inc_
Simco
Aug
Mines
Shares
High
22 %
20c
„
for Week
of Prices
Low
...2
A
Corp
Precision
Lighting
2,600
1
Railways
1,400
31%
Creex
Silvray
8%
Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
2,lu
Z
class
Co
2
Silver-Miller
13%
%
8%
Corp
Plastics
%
Gas
B
7%
13
4
1
Industries
Pioneer
(Del)
%
&
Transistor
Silver
$3
10c
Corp
Class
500
5
&
Oct
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Oil
Silicon
10%
5%
Oils
Peruvian
Signal
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Nov
90
-
10%
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Jan
■
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—
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Low
27%
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Friday
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High
26
78%
*
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of Prices
Low
1
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Island
Inc
25c
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—-2.50
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of Prices
Par
Conditioning Corp
U S Ceramic Tile Co
U S
U
50c
1
Air
Reclaiming
Rubber
S
Universal
Controls
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Marion
Utah-Idaho
Inc
25c
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Paint
Victor
Victoreen
Viewlex
Vinco
Inc
Vita
Vogt
Waco
1%
6%
12%
10%
23,806
10 %
10%
11%
6,500
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West
Chemical
50c
29'A
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Texas
Westbury Fashions Inc
Western Development
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Gold
Western
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changed
Equities
Western
Leaseholds
Inc
Oil
Jan
Jan
30V2
Nov
68
5V8
1,600
5%
(R Qtt
3%
13,900
2%
4,900
%
28%
Feb
33
July
22 %
14%
2iy4
22%
1,600
2iy4
Dec
29
Sep
10c
14 Va
14%
1,300
13%
Dec
17
Oct
1%
1%
13,500
%
Feb
1
1%
26
*_1
21%
3%
26
21
—1
Jan
33
22%
2,100
12
May
25
2,700
1,900
•2%
Sep
5
24 y4
25
10%
10 y4
11%
17
16 V*
17%
7%
7%
.1
Industries
*0
il
common^
.1
L25
:
Light 4%%
pfd—100
IV2
13 y4
14%
10%
Dec
9,400
13 V4
Jan
32
7
Dec
12%
Jun
3%
Oct
15
Dec
10,400
14%
Dec
21% May
19% May
13,600
94 y2
15
•
225
5%s
Bethlehem
70
90%
Jan
97%
35
35 7%
200
22%
Jan
35%
15%
16 y4
1,050
7%
Jan
16%
2
16%
15 %
17%
2,800
12 Va
Nov
1
IS
1
-
5 V2
10,500
6y«
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debs
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V
8%
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6s
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I
series
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60
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(not included in year's iange).
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t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
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x
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■
1
$ Friday's bki and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
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X.X_ X
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tive; "conv,^ convertible;* "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v.to," voting trust certificates;
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par
value,
a
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....
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.
141
155
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29
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Stock
Interest
.
Exchange
Period
mtge & coll trust
Jan-July
35/es
1971
q^S S/,(JebeiiturfsJ-VJ2
sinking fund debentures
mtge
&
coll
trust
4%s
1st
mtge & coll trust 4V4s
4%s s f debentures 1978
1st
y
mtge
&
coil tr
1973
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
_May-Nov
5s JO80
Uifited Itit^ FrneiUghtS Co-
y
i
May^°°
T
«t
debentures
United
4/2s
States
f
s
1967
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debentures
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debs
1983
90'
91%
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15"
99
•
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91%
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102V4 102V4
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103% 103%
188
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Jan-July
94%
100%
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94
92%
102%
94%
186
92%
164
97%
West
Penn
ElectriQ'3%s' 1974
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Power
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128
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mortgage
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convertible
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&
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moi/
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&
ref
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TiJ
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&
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ref
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.
M
"
CI
CI
first
H
1982
gtd 5s
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lien and ref
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sex
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~~
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'
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,
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89V
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96
98
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—
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98
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94
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85
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95
25
91
97
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60Vs
60%
63
16
58%
65
38%
50
79
81
88Va
92
May
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Jan-July
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H 1990—
*41
__
47"%
79%
__
*
88 %
__
79%
4
91
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6
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—
97
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^
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28
Jan-July
*
85
—
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85
"
90
—
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oi
not
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included
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in
delivery
sale
year's
range,
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year's
1976
included
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n
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range,
y
year's
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*77%
..
100
not
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s
30
d Ex-interest,
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:•
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98
__
100%
104%
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sale
not
r
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>•
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,
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Power
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Jan. 1
1
__
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.
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mortgage
"
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RR
30
*84%
May-Non
1975
f debs 1980
f debs 1978-
«4
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—-
s
30
Range Since
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—
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s
7 /a
""
II
85%
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~~
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30
A
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ser
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Wisconsin
1st
Co
3%s
Co
First
Wisconsin
133'/,
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Jan-July
1969—April-Oc$
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
1982—
RR
First
98%
102
Wilson
*tn?V»
May-Nou
1966
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Period
Jan-July
1981—Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-SepZ
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-SepZ
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970—
Mar-Sepf
Western
--
June-Den
•
j._j.
I
Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
registered 2361
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
,
debentures
series
4s
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
Vanadium
X
Week's Range
Week's Range
Last
ref
first
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105%
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_
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101%
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-
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101 * 1041/2
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97%
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™
89
101%
:'
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■
90
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96V4
1
.
93V2
gg
r
14
99% 100
..
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5
2
99V4
96%
96%
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gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Awy
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Feb-Aug
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x, XGeneral mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
9?
o'"^ 87% 5,
" X
1
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Warren
89%
'
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Friday
,
x
.
s;
91
4
100% 100V2
..
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91%
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•
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84%
__
li
97%- 98%
158
2%s
> ■
Low
93%
.-t'
Jan. 1
'
90
Xl
Range Since
No.
91%
April-Oct
1977
1978
Sold
High
93
X.
Feb-Aug
May-JVov
April-Oct
3%s
Bonds
90
__
.Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll -trust 3%s 1975
1st
Sale Price
Low
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
X
't''
X
Week's Range
Last
[t
for Week Ended December 22)
1
•
Friday
X
RECORD (Range
j
,
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sv
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the
$ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 ol
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•
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;
J
May-Nou
Baden
h
Corp—
1976
Knapp Inc 5s debs
1
'
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97%
115% 127
rt
"
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debs
120
4
t»
99%
105
102%
2
y
105
100%
.
7s 1951*
—Ja?i-July
1962
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt
Adjustment Debentures—
5%s seres A 1967
—Jan-July X.
4%s series B 1967 —
—Jan-July
• Hapover (Prov) 6%s 1949—
^.-jFeb-Aug *
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:.X,'X'X XX- X
v
1 •?»
(issue of May 1927) 1947 _——..May-Nov 1
82
89%
24
97
90%
95%
J96%
117
■
I):
283
91%
82%
80%
90
120
120
30
-
88%
15
101
65
3
83
23
95
16
125
87
81
93%
132 y2141
-
115
103%
100
t»7% 100
95
87 %
93 '/a
5
31
81 %
61
>
94%
.
Feb-Anp
Feb-Aup
1981
Rio
60
12
i
.
Mar-Sepf x
1976
100%
118
—
•
High
42
,
ii
60
99%
J87
^
—April-Oct-X
1979.
Parana
61
141%
.
German
Sep
Low
157
88%
71
86%
Jan. 1
No.
100
17
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since
Sold
91%
21
283
X
——...Jan-July
;
Feb-Auff
Feb-Aup
—
46
';!
73
250
„
__
May-Npu
1965
—
1976
series F
-
.
8% Mar
X 9% Dec
Bends
High
87
199%
94%
;
__i_—_Jan-July
3s 1981
May-Nov
1973
153
81V4
Stores
Corp—
convertible subord debs
3s
62%
123
95
283
!
..Jan-July
1998—Jan-July
6s
Corp
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
Friday's
61
%
61
June- Dec
Authority 3%s 1978
Vending 6s wi
1976
Co
1967—
1964——
Edison
3%s series G
Webb
4% July
39% Aug
10
May
Jan
4%
or
June-Dec
1978
6s
Chicago Transit
Continental
61
VS
4,500
-2.40O
-
Bid A Asked
Quar-Feb
1970
A
Assn
v
June-Dec
June-Deo
1970—.
X—
debs
159
54%
56
102
1984^„June-Dec
3%s series E 1978
3s
x
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
June-Deo
1994
Power.3%s
97
7
59%
99
,-April-Ocf
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963—
Washington Water Power 3 %s 1964—
Jan
8
Jan
'
Jun
1%
Dec
Nov
20 Va
2,500
.-7%
6%
Jun
5%
3%
2 ,500-
^
•
34%
X 7%
%
16,700
*•--
73
99%
59
101
Apr-Ocf
1968
•
£1
40c
-97
'
Feb-Oct
1976
,
10
129
11
6s
8% May
3% May
7
6
108
41
:X
137% 139
134%
.Jan-July
Wasatch
19% Mar
Aug
2% Aug
t.
;
3%s
11%
,
1976-,
1977-!
series B 1973
Dec
5s
129
$91 Va
—April-Oct
debs
California
Dec
16
•
,
Pump 4s inc debs
Steel
Edison
6%s
Dec
1
Ltd_.
Inc
con
Elec
Brandy wine
Davega
15 y4
,X
98
—
139!
.April-Oci
,_ApriZ-Oct
1963-,
5%s
Power
Transportation
Apr
15%
93 y4
3,400
to
6%s
&
series
United
41% May
13% Dec
-
i5y2
15%
94%
Jan
Apr
17,000
13%
14%
X X—
20
115
__
May
24%
129
,Jfcy-Nov
,
Dec
3%
3%
7!VA7'"i;:
X
133
X-
;
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liq tr ctfs—.
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.
160%
*
2% May
22
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73%
6%
130
Co. 7s
series D
V
289
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134%
issue
C
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;
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A
119.;.
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4%s
Jan
200
-
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Inc.—
-
92
130
Water
series
4%s
(F W) Ltd—
Appalachian
Chemoil
Apr
32 y2
,_1
Industries
Steel &
Boston
Jan
%
99
76
85%
X
49% Mar
Low
Inc
4*%
Jan
90
10
8
Feb-Aug
95
95
Jan-Aup
104 %
104,/2.v 102
Mar-SepZ
104
104%
4%s series K 1983
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5s
series L 1885
——Feb-Aug
X_
$105Va
4%s series M
1985
Mar-SeptX
99 > 105%
4%s series N
1986
Apr-Oct
101%
101 X 101%
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970——April-Ocf
91 Va
91%
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)
3s 1971—„jan-july
L_r
$89
92 %
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970_—Feb-Aug
_L91
91
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980—
Mar-Nov
70%
70%
72%
Dec
Jan
73
91
129
Water
when
3%s
Apr
6 Va
Jan
Friday
Amer
5%
30% Jan
BONDS
•
Aug
{jj July
2
20
%
•
Industries
3%
1,000
& Co
Pwr &
3,100
95
__';
mortgage
2"%s
'
16,300
6 1*6
91
91
73VX
America
3s
7% May
1,400
rets ord regular
preference—
Alsco
Jan
95
91
,
1974^—__7—Afar-Sept
subord
conv
3%s
Dec
30%
American Stack Exchange
,<>•
71
/
.
:
Harbor
Southern
95% July
72%
1976_,—_Jan-July
1970
5%s
Safe
Dec
._10o
Newspaper Machine—
'f
h-
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X'
X
4%
Raceway Inc com
25c
6
6%
preferred
.—5 V'
4 \
Zale Jewelry Oo—
—1
32
Zapata Off-Shore Co_
—*._50o
A 7
Zapata Petroteung, Corp
;
_10c
6l/a
Zlon
Foods
Corp *.—r—_—■
—1 .1 ; 77/s
»;
4%
4%
Yonteers
i
10,300
30 y4
34 %
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
(
18%
30
American dep
i? •
600
29 V2
1st
American
5%s
Apr
6% May
iy4 Mar
Jan
33
Corp
(The)
Wilsqn Brothers
/f 5 %" preferred
I'll
Jan
2
10
Wi 1 liams-McWi 11 iams
6%
%
900
34
30%
Williams Brothers po
Woodall
6,200
63 y2
3%s
X
Wiebelt Stores Inc
Woolworth
1,600
1
95
5s
Public Service Electric & Gas
5%
3%
%
Inc..
(John)
Feb
3%
4y«
of
mortgage
Rapid
Dec
3%
20
Stag
Wisconsin
1,270
102 y2
73%
5%s
Petroleum
Power
Pennsylvania
4% May
2r/4 Dec
Jan
Jan
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Eagle International Inc
Wood
Jan
1
75
Is
Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wood
1%
18,500
_5c
shares
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
Williams
8% May
16 y4 May
1st
Ltd—
Invest
Coal
Williamhouse
Ohio
6
•
Tablet & Stationery
River
Occidental
4% Jan
24
72%
73
-June-Dec X
extended
1953
Corp
Feb
—
.
Stockholders
Wichita
65
Nuclear
Jan
3%
29%
due
10%
750,400
102%
n
6%s
85
1% Jan
14
TV
&
Electric'. Power
Jan
100
3
Nippon
ay4 Mar
42%
14
•
..
Corp
Research
Nov
1,900
12
National
National Theatres
X 29% May
A
10
6%
-
.
1
Corp—*
Valley RR 4s
66
6,700
2%
-
5%
lie
Nudear
White
Jan
88%
1
Ltd
American dep. rets ord
White
3%
.3%
3%
25c
-
Inc
Western
Westmoreland
10O
XV
100
to
Western
Westmoreland
Nov
;
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Western
Western
pfd
45
1%
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4.40&
Jan
2%
3%
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12%
•
97
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15,400
15% May
12% May
>
.
Jan
26%
15
1970—„-Ja7i-July
wi
1973
High
30
X;
May-Nov
4s
1963
National Bellas Hess 5%s 1984
Jan
Oct
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conv
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Oct
15%
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Apr
Nov
4
5%
97
14 y4
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10%
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&
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• Italian Power Realization Tr 6%%
Kawecki Chemical 47/8s 1978
19»/4 May
35
12
1
-1.25
Utilities
7s
22% May
9%
5%
6%
10c
31 y2
Oct
'
400
4
preferred
Feb
Nov
10
10
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67%
4
5%
10%
Development
Jan. 1
No.
28%
_>
;
.
Apr-Oct
debs
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Apr
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32%
100
Company Inc
Manufacturing
6%
1981
subord
6s
Range Since
Sold
High
,v
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Builders
Hoffman
Oct
16%
9%
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Wentworth
West
Nov
8%
10,500
X-. 40O
11
-*
Knapp Inc common
preference
■*
15 V2 May
■
Inc
Guantanamo
•
12% Nov
;
Jan
3%
General
General
Feb
5,200
25-
35
series
17%
4,300
&%
10 %
24 y4
97/8
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common
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32,900
7%
11
24'A
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11
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1st mortgage 4s series A 1993
May-Nov
mortgage 4s series B 1993..
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Fotochrome
Aug
§.% Jan
-
4,400
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3%
1,900
-
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&
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of
Bonds
Friday's
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1
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7
-
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•
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Dec
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7
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&
Lackawanna
14% May
53
July
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10%
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Wagner
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Delaware. Lack
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,
f
X
Dec
27
50
11%
11%
8%
126,600
10%
Coke Co
&
Products
Aircraft
Waitt
9%
10%
•
Week's Range
Last
Period ,Sale Price
Low
5% May
8% Jan
Oct
12%
Manufacturing
Vornado
5%
1
A
Coal
Iron
Food
2,680
1
Co
Corporation
Virginia
Jan
1
,
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class
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(The)
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7
2,600
-
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33
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.
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8 V2
•
Dec
13,400
■
-
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33
__
Corp
Sugar
67/a
8%
17.78
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
Venture
X'v 7%
49
X
5% July
5,100
10%
47
27/8
2,100
7%
9%
49
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
4,700
7
7
■■*■ 9%
<
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
.3'/a
5%
7
-
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(Range for Week Ended December 22)
BONDS
Shares
High
2%
V
6%
Container Corp cl A com_10c
Universal
Valspar
3%
1
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Universal American Corp—
Universal Consolidated Oil
Van
Low
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
.
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for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
-
.
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*
II 1
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■
Volume
Number 6119
194
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2799)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS•
Boston Stock
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Agricultural Chemical
Motors
•
1.66%
Corp
Tel
American
Tel
Anaconda
&
Edison
Post-on
Personal
Boston
Hecla
Service
Copper
Range
Gas
Mass
'■
6%;
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cum
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21% Mar
3,059
86%
78
1021/8
257
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58% May
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231
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1
30% Apr
18 % May
> 75 % Dec
,
.
26%
117% Dec
(Ind)-,—--
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95
51%;
96
38%
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Gillette
Kennecott
Star Cement Corp
^"
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•1,634
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51% Dec
807/s
573A
Dec
22% Jan
32
51
32
378
80%
81%
359
73%
Jan
10%
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United Air
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United 8tates Shoe
22%
730
22
Oct
275/8
Feb
11%
1
:—1
111/4
10
11%
Jun
14%
Feb
16c
England Electric System__
20
England Tel & Tel Co_„—„.—100
N
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25
26%
843
2l3/4 Jan
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Woolworth
United,Fruit Co
Waldorf
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System
11%
Jan
18 %
Jan
59 %
423/4
200
29%
Jan
44
Dec
40.1%
43%.,
I 2,005
34%
Jan
65%
Apr
633/4
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71%
74
,
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;
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8%
395
8%
37:»/2
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68
60
8%
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37%
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14
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,
31
•
■.
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-
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933/4
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GaA cpnunon_
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N
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Pac__-'2—20
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Cincinnati
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Du
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•
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May
Apr
20
Jan
33
27%
Jan
50
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Jan
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37%
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335
,
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:
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Jan
93%
Nov
69
$500
63%
Feb
69 Va
Dec
55 Ys
Apr
Exchange
Week's
Oct
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
200
3%
Oct
540
13%
Jan
120
20%
Dec
26%
6 Mi
Jan
10%
Feb
2 Mi
16 34
16%
20%,
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27
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Nov
Jan
11
Dec
300
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2,426
273/4
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17'/8 Jan
44 Va Dec
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1,318
38%
Jan
56% Oct
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11%
84%
60%
11%.
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12
3,056
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403/4
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325
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1,400
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Nov
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4%
43/4
100
43/4 Dec
9% Max
1% Jaw
-
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—
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34%
34%
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560
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97/a
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100
Nov
343/4
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5
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4
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20
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183/4 Nov
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540
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5
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23%
23%
170
23% Aug
34
Apr
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&
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25
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112%
111
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67 Va
Jan
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35% Jan
'
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2,977
14%
84%
48%
735
403/4
60%
Oct
62% Jan
340
18%,
Corporation (new)
Michigan Chemical Corp__
Parke
Sep
Jun
May
1334
5
Masco
371/8 May
M Dec
Apr
20% July
48
3
——
Industries
Foundry
Leonard
Dec
Apr
.'
Apr
8%
42
48
1
—
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Kysor Heater Co:
Mar
423/4
1011/4
Nov
341/2
Jan
273/4
21%
•
13
Nov
20
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15
648
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16
—
Co
Lakes
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Hastings
Dec
22% Jan
,
-
Hall
Dec
21%
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Great
Dec
8%
513/4
23%
,
64
25
19%
27
v
12%
400
8 Mi
253/4
25%
140
21%
10%
11
•
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Brewing Co
Prophet Company
Rudy Manufaturing Co
21%
16
46%
207
44 Vi
113
46
46
43 VH
43%
•
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57
-
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38
79
19 y2
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Mar
27
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Universal Controls
Apr
Upjohn
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48%
oct
Jan
39%
—10
——
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29% May
Nov;
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Scotten Dillon Co
69% Nov
Oct
25% Dec
215
64
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19
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61 %
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49 J/a
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Dec
90May
84%
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Graham-Paige Corp
Mai-
Jan
1,365
66 %
■
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..Aluminum
Dec
67%
Aug
67%
■"
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15 Mi Mar
Oct
44
Apr
Jan
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Feb
26% Sep
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148
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95
*
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36 3/4
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54
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20
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49%.
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348
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54
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10
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3934 Aug
933/4 Dec
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—
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385
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.
12%
i
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37%
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Dec
388
37%
46i/4
;
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common.
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46%
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35
6%.
25
Corporation
Federal-Mogul-Bower
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31
.
36%
.
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IIIIIo
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5 v'6%
31.''I
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148
J
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Ford Motor
'
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Detroit Steel Corp
Shares
of Prices
...ii kf'•«-
;
258
—5
Co_——
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Jan
for Week
Low
1
Burger Brewing
Champion Paper
.
Sale Price
: Nov
144 % May
67 Va
16
T__Ii
Metal Products
Briggs
Manufacturing
Erown-McLaren
Mfg
Sales
Range
Friday
Par
23
; r
80%
39%
Low
1
—
Electric——
American
Dec
76%
'
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Allen
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
If .'V
18
Sep ;
59ya Aug
39% Feb V"'1
35% Mar :
vi
Last
Detroit
Last
71
Dec
Feb 1
12%
773^
Sale Price
Consumers
i
21% Dee
116% Jan
Friday
STOCKS
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corp
STOCKS
52%
59%
■
47% Oct
■
Detroit Stock
Consolidated
;
12
35
Cincinnati Transit. 4%s_.
29% Aug
76
Mar
54% Jan
376
.
651/4
17 %, Jan '
1,482
70
37% Jan
20
24 J/4
71
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'
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Nov
'
•
557/a
38%
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Dec
43 Va
70%
Inc
•
-
69
—
Mar
125
63%
•
6% July
64
Mar
638
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74
17
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Mass
&
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121%. 122%
42% 42%
Par
24%
...
52%
90%.
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51% Aug
543/4
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—
39%
'
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2.50
40% Jan
Nov
53%
16%
10
Pennsylvania RR_—_——>—
Drug & Chemical Co
Rexall
Shawmut
170.
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443/4 Sep
58
21%
>
78
57% Apr
July
.■14
28
Jan
2
70
2
-
100
22
—
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Nov
3434 May'
55 y4 Apr
20% Jan
698
-
Feb
51 y4
39%,
64
'
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Nortnerh
1034
-
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45
603/4
Jan
1,982
7c
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25
■
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Jan
Feb
5c
41
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21%
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121%
—
Westinghouse
3
120
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55%.
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55
56%
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Dec
54
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73%
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53
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,
373%
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75
8 9'/8
51%
5
1
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.
July
54% Feb
36% Oct
—50o
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Standard; Oil (N J)
Standard Oil
Texaco
Range Since Jan.
80
27%
88%
3
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Texas Gulf
•
353/4
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Southern
21%' Jun
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Standard Oil
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.
Speriy
Dec
65
Nov
146
Socouy
Oil
91
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Dec
15%
Dec
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Sinclair
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170
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.
Co—-——.4—_
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High
Sales
Range
Sale Price
27%
16%
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Company
Boston
Low
Week's
Last
for Week
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American
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Last
STOCKS
American
(#»,e for Week Ended December 22)
Exchange
Friday
35
Woodall
7
Jan
13 y4
Sep
3%
8%
8%
1
53%
53%
126
50
Feb
58
2
17%
17 y4
100
14
Nov
17% Dec
—
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903
3%
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Company
Nov
10%
1
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137
.
2%
316
5
May
15%, May
Apr
8%, Dec
;
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'
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^1.66%
16%
65 Tel Co———— —33%
134%
American
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American
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Anaconda
Armco
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49
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—
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Jan
63% May
223
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22
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24
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146
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,
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75
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35
43%
Jan
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55%
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Dec
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38
Jan
43
40%
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50
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290
22 Va
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18 Vb
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27%
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Gulf Oil
35%
Jan
63%
Jan
20
19%
Jan
30 Va
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25
Oct
45 y4
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60% May
80%
Dec
American
59%
Nov
117%
Dec
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American Motora Corp
Aug
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77%
54%
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563
40%
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27 Va
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42
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62%
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6,800
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41
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24
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32
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59% May
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14%
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,
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58
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47%
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60
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100
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5
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10
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United
Dec
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3174
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81
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43
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3374
600..
2774
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37
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42
43
450
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Feb
55 y8
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3774
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6274
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2774
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27
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3874
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54
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3774
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50
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85
Feb
3774
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3974
200
2974
Jan
4374
Nov
6674 May
93 %
Dec
Apr
15
—10
91%
91%
91%
100
Co
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14%
14%
14%
1,900
Machine
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14%
14%
1474
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72%
3874
15%
39
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Jan
2674
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5274
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50
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103 % 103%
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Wieboldt
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Jun
25%
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Co
Sep
2974
Dec
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;
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109(4 109 y2
25%
Rubber
Universal
Apr
13%
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33(4
100
3774
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30
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600
3674
3274
66
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52%
3674
4674
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121 y4
222l0
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5174
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73 (4 Mar
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Oct
4474
51%
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52
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common
8174
300
1
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Steel
Slgnode
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5374
7974
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3974
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jan
5374
3074
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Sheaffer
200
271/4
56
59 %
39 %
Inc
100
-
350
600
5374
Roebuck & Co
Sears
500
29 3^-
371/4
3574 Mar
60
68%
13
Schwitzer
Jan
80%
■
65(4 May
44% Aug
5874
Stockyards—
Co.—
Paper
Jan
Corp
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8
Feb
29 »/4
74(4
95 %
Jan
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Jan
-
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600
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Feb
50
68
20 g
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Schering Corp (Un)—I
34(4
I
McCrory
Corp
McKay Machine
v
274
St
Nov
5974
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Corp
Cement
Marshall Field
Martin
2,100
13(4
Jan
4074
57%
'
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7% July
8
3974
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National
Louis
3t
700
1,500
2.50
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:
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Royal
700
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400
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200
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—/50c
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:
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Nov
Jan
6374
95(4
5474
1
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Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
Dec
20
Chem
&
88(4
52%
—
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Feb
Jan
7V4 Aug
400
81/2
109% 113
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88(4
5274
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Inc
Rexall
Nov
28
Lincoln
Lockheed
7974
1,300
*
5
10
—
Corp
1
Steel
Republic
50(4
(U11)
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobaicco
100
—5
(Un)
Corp of America
81%
Chemical
Co
6474 May
Dec
46%
& Shinkle
Laughlin Steel
Co
Jan
4174
81(4
Stephens
Gas
4674
98%
Jan
3%
•
Kennecott Copper Corp
Dec
Nov
Oct
34
3(4
7
Dec
57%
53%
Dec
300
3(4
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&
5874
Jan
33
45
874
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Dec
46% July
31
93
Chemical—S
Co
Tel
700
107% 107%
57 %
Gamble
&
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&
597 a
2,600
Dec
500
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50
500
5174
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400
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53
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Feb
Dec
9474
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new
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17
3474
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Kaiser
Coke
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63 Va
10
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17
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63 i/a
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34
4474
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60
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International
Johnson
33
Dec
83%
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Jan
3,900
26 %
1
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Jefferson
33
23(4
Jan
Nov
44'%
3
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5
Sep
32 %. Oct
253(4
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Revlon
—25
Door
Illinois
International
200
3,100
Jan
186
Apr
1
Inc
1,000
56%
3574
Nov
1474
*
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Illinois
Interlake
54
21(4
56 %
35 (a
Aug
Aug
Jan
3
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&
17
2074
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Apr
24
18%
8 Va
8.331/2
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Dec
6474
8%
*
common
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Hibbard
Huttig
1874
•
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Hein Werner Corp
Hertz
Corp
Hupp
600
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Sep
6.25
Dock
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Corp
Heilman
1974
103
123 V*
85(4
1
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Oil
1974
1
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Gulf
Oct,
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Dodge
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Great
Gulf
83
—_1
1674 May
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300
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96%
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30%
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Co
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96%
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119(4
34%
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52
Feb
Oct
1
new
Dec
52%
Sep
Corp
3.33%
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Co
39
15
Oct
1
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2,500
750
Jan
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39 74.
100
Sep
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5874
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Aug
39%
15
*
—
Nov
45
5
57 Va
53
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5174
34% May
15
200
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36 % Mar
5
427
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294
1,400
1
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1
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21%
10
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15%
Morris Inc (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (U11)
800
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Dec
25% Mar
600
Potter
16%
24%
Nov
5674
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83
1
3774
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500
25%
2
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Jan
38
16%
112%
2774
32
85
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May
28 Va
811/4
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1574
400
5,400
Aug
71
81 %
—5
53%
44 (4
Peabody Coal Co common
_1
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Dec
Mar
50
43
5
(Un)
Mar
27V«
261/4
*
Jan
(4 J uly
4574
Airways (U11)
Pictures
Parke-Davis
Corp—
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46%
40
Oct
46
6.25
-
Nov
1071/2 11074
63 y„
30(4
Dec
Nov
43
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63(4
2
1
64%
*
—
Glass
Phelps
51%
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Inc
Gilette
15
37
51%
15%
51%
1
Chemical
54(4
:—
35%
3.33
Packaging Corp of America
Nov
54
Nov
May
400
26
Dec
39% July
34% May
Feb
35
Manufacturing
Jan
Utilities
&
5
:
(Un)
6174
49%
Electronics
Tire
■General
1,300
Co_^
Sep
5074
Oak
Pfizer
£___.
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400
4174
41
5
(Un)
Peoples
Inc
General
4474
41
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Sep
Co—
Bancorporation
Dec
Co
General
44(4
Co
Gas
Oct
30
63(4
49
5
.
2274 May
1,700
5
Corp
6,000
Feb
1374
5474
49
Finance—
Dynamic
44
10 y2
:
213/4 Mar
—
Contract
Electric
42%
Co__
Serv
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62% May
Corp
General
44
Pacific
53%
'
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Public
States Power
Jan
3
Mar
.
374
3,200
Northern
157/a
:
Apr
62%
Northern
May
2,700
27
Dec
8
591/4
51(4 Mar
1774
108
99
Dec
800
59(4
94
1674
1
Sep
5
Feb
1774
10
1774
6574
80
4%
1
Pennsylvania RR
(Un)
4%
54 % May
550
Co
Gas
Jan
2674 May
238%
4%
30 3/4 May
25%
Z 300
4
S
4174
Jan
Inc..
General
1
Jan
Apr
1,000
56
99
Corp
84
177'a
.5
2774
56
96(4
6874
1,210
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2 6 74.
56
96(4
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22
21(4
1
26 74:
1
6
Dec
61
20
;—£_:
5
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Jan
St
Box
(Un)—
(Un)——
(Un)
11%
Apr
Zi'- £
Corporation
General
Jan
2% Mar
/
1574 July
(Un).£—^12.50
Co
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Nov
45%
Sep
1
6%
Dec
42(4
33
—a
674
%
6
100
1,100
.1
200
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39%
1
400
7%
800
York
38%
(Un)
Bankshares
Aug
%
600
8% Mar
50%
'
Cliem
&
Co
74
7(4
Mfg—
38%
Fruehauf Trailer Co
General
3474 Mar
% Mar
:
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54
6174
5
Dairies
58
Jun
5
Corp
1
Co
Foremost
Jan
2574
200
66%
4774
;
44%
17,900
%
§0c
—
49
Bankshares
of
1,700
3474
6074
38
5
America
Mills
Motor
5234
32%
18%
53%
13
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Flour
50%.
3374
66 %
48 3
Rubber
5274
59%
47 %
First Wisconsin
Ford
1
1
common
17%
3774
:
Tire
Nov :
12% Mar
Car
47%
common
38
Nov
Aviation——.—.^—_1
10
Corp
Jan
4(4
American
3,700
Instrument
2174
130
...
American
25 %
&
800
6 /
5%
North
24%
Whitney
35
6
New
45%
Gas
Camera
Jun
341/4
•
—
preferred
Raytheon Company
Fairbanks
42(4
North
25%
Mfg
Jan
Sep
4574
Inc—
Electric
3474
Nov
3774
Watch.:
National
Emerson
700
11(4 Mar
5
Co
Natural
Paso
Elgin
Lines
Kodak
37
*
Co
Company
Pullman
Eastern
37
577a
300
Nemours
37
53(4
28 V2
Co—
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Apr
89% Mar
Jan
28%
1
convertible
1674
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Jan
8474
Drewrys Ltd USA Inc.—:
Nov
Jan
6774
37%
8174
Manufacturing
Chemical
4174
11%
6,700
38 Va
1.33%
Corp
Jan
1,600
70%
200
America
National
31%
14%
1.500
10
12%
Company—
Diamond
500
3774
14V«
68%
8,500
47
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Co
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Pepsi-Cola
Deere
1974 Mar
1074
48
45%
8174
Amer
Feb
Dec
48%
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i 4774.
*
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(The)
Northern
100
(Del)
of
Vernon
Apr
8%
6 % July
15%
31% Jun
290
Publishing
Steel
Mount
700
250
36%
(Un)
Dec
7
1674
High
13(4
Jan
,9%
69%
Montgomery Ward & Co
3874
690
Co
Crowell-Collier
Chemical
487a May
674
700
1474
•
Jan
60 74
10
Insurance
Continental
Monsanto
Co
Low
10%
•
10
Co
Dec
26
Co
Can
Chemical
3374
Co
of
Manufacturing
Range Since Jan. 1
1
;
37%
60
.
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25(4
com
Fuel-.
300
..
25
25
—1
(Un)
River
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I6V4
10
-
(Un)
1,300
4374
Nov
Gas
Corp
2674 May
500
25
38
1
Co__
Mfg
Modine
2(4 May;
Aug
5474
(Un)
Power
Consumers
'..Jtifr Feb
2174 Jan
4074
—.—
Natural
Consol
14
9,900
&
674
for Week
High
10
4
Utilities
Brewing
Mill
Low
(Un)—12.50
Products-
Monroe
Jun
1,800
174
48(4
*
Edison
2174
?•<
Jan
1574
Food
South
Mississippi
Jan
__v_—
Foods
Consolidated
Minnesota
Aug
Corp
Commonwealth
Minneapolis
Jun
3774
45(4
.
System
Gas
Middle
Dec
27.74
23
22 (4
—10
com
Iron
&
Nov
4474
16%
27%
150
100
8.50
—i,
inc
Fuel
2 4 74
Jan
1,200
4,700
2474
900
Colgate-Palmolive
Colorado
Jan
Mar
2374
4474
:£■■■•
24%
34
1
Electric——-J
Iron
Mickeiberry s
45%
Corp—:
Products
City
Cleveland-Cliffs
Jan
34
Pac_—
Co___
Service
17 ya
43
Ghicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry
•
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Chrysler Corp
———
25
Cincinnati
Oct
*
common
&
12
2.50
'
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St
300
Jun
li7«
.
Milw
13
43 Va
preferred—-———*
Chemetron Corp
£
—1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)_—
25
Chic
Merritt Chapman & Scott
Metropolitan Brick Inc
3774
■■
\>
74 y4 Mar
25
—
Corp of America (Un)
South West Corp
& Ref
Jan
15 Va
I'im,
convertible
$3
Mar
44
1(4
'■
&
Champlin Oil
2
6,400
42
15%'
30c
25
10
Tractor
Caterpillar
Celanese
1,200
5374
23
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5
Inc
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Pacific
(Un)_
Canadian
Carrier
/
—12.50
Corp
Hecla
&
Calumet
2%
5174
42%;
-—5
Burroughs Corp (Un)
374
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
4.
1274
*
5
1
Corp—
Company
—
Week's
Last
2%
—20c
Works-
Gear
Brad. Foote
High
Low
High
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Par
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended December 22)
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
..
.
12
Jan
20(4
1274
Oct
18 % Mar
8874
Jun
24'% May
.70
Jan
V'
39% Aug
,v
'
91
Aug
Yates-Amer
Youngstown Sheet
Zenith
Radio
Cofp
&
10374 105%
Tubei——/_£*,"
new
com_^_—1
72
7374
74%-
100;
-450
2,200
...6374;. Nov
11474 May
;,;82;%
Nov
Volume
194
Number
6119
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2801)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
; ;
Pacific Coast Stock
Price
(Range for Week Ended December 22)
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
dually traded Oil
Friday
STOCKS
V':.
A
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STOCKS
...
.
.
Pal
American
Corp
Factors
(Un)—25
pfd
Lid
(Un
Prices^
Hi^h
24%
Pai'
"
24%
24%
+/+
Ra»Be S.nc Jan. 1
Low
High
350
33%
Mammoth
Bolsa. Chica
Consolidated
Oil
Buttes
Gas
Stores
450
21%
29%
Gas
•
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh
Duquesne Light Co
Apr
■
9c
6%
6
100
Feb
3
1,100
Feb
31%
Products
6%
21,800
1.55
22%
23%
350
20%
51%
Emporium
Capwell
V
Exeter
Co
Ltd
+
class
A
40% Aug
Dec
Mar
53%
Jun
Plymouth
6
6%
22
22%
50
1,100
34
Jan
53
Oct
66c
74c
3,400
32c
Jan
90c
Apr
.v
-j
__1
-
Dec
6%
31
47
—
—v_10
3,100
'
6%
4
—_
Co_._-_
48%
Jan
50'%
Dec
67c
1,200
6
Dec
37
Feb
500
18
Jan
26
May
i:
Good
Humor
Co
14%
14%
4%
16%
5,200
4
4%
10c
1.75
1.60
1.80
2.15
2.20
700
(Un)—50c
1.40
1.40
1.50
46,800
28c
28c
34c
30,100
4
414
7,700
CaJUprnia
.
2,700
18%
Jun
Dec
Westinghouse Elec
65c
Jan
2.85 Mar
1.90
Jan
3.50
1.40
Nov
29%
8%
Jan
32
"
13"%
364
25%
Jan
43%
10
44%
48%
37%
42%
Jan
----44
0%
Nov
57%
Nov
Jan
Apr
32
July,.-.
4%
Nov
48
*
Oct
22
Oct
Apr
34'
Nov
>
19V4
Apr
5%
5%
450
143/8
22
62%
6414
230
79%
Feb
31%
31%
50
23%
Jan
36
Nov
34%
35%
78
27%
Jan
38%
5%
53/3
%o
__
5
35%
;
13%
8
Oct
62%
Dec
5
Jan
16
Aug
9% May
Jan
20%
Apr
18% Mar
Jan
25%
27% '
-
85
20"%
20%
*
50
31%
31%
25
24%
25
331
22%
Jan
29'%
Aug
38%
37%
38%
866
37%
Dec
50%
Jan
20"%
5
10-
Corp
160
150
c504-,.
Apr
143/3
63%
5
Westinghouse Air Brake
5%
Jan
100
___1
Alloys Steel..
Jan
23%
10%
27^.-27%
.9%
10-
__
10
_____
45^
__
1
Corp
2.00 Mar
21,900
2.15
8%
Corp
49'' AUg
5 S
112
48
—
Seeberg (The) Corp—1
United Engineering & Foundry Co
5
Canadiuin
1
of
Oil
Rockwell-Standard
-
General Exploration Co of California—1
Gladden Products Corp
1
43%
1
*22 J"> '''
28%
31
31%
5
1
High
28%
27
Screw & Bolt Corp of America
Low
10%
5
7%
«
■
Range Since Jan.
^
3
—
8.50
Co
'
Shares
,L°W
"
28%
5
Harbison Walker Refractories
Home. (Joseph) Co__„_
Natco Corp
;
;
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Forgings Co__
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Oct
5%
Jan
23%
(Un)
Corp
34c
'
Feb
50%
-
•
Oil
25,000
-
Gas
for Week
W t!S
1Q
38%
Jan
10
:
Domimruez Oil Fields Co
Electrical
26c
5%
48%
System.-.
25% May
Sep
5.50
Cooke lnc___
&
24c
5%
47%
—
48%
5
California Ink Co.
Castle
25c
s.1
Inc
iJ
Oil
&
Min—5c
...Lt
Corp'
Broadway-Hale
' '
**
Columbia
Equitable
Black
.
1
Shares
32%
...
;ti-■
1
Jwlek
.
Low
10
:
■
.
*
Sales
Ran5c
Sale Price
•
.
Cement
Week's
Last
•%v7l
American
Fridav
Sales
s
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
-
v,V'
Week
Last
.
other Exchanges.
-
:
37
6.25
*
30%
36
48% May
21% Oct
''
Oct
37%
—
Jun
—
Holly
Oil
Co
(Un)
Idaho
Maryland Mines Corp
Imperial Western
10c
jade oil
50c
v
m j m & m Oil Co
Matson
(Un)
Navigation
Co
McBryde Sugar Co
Meier
&
Frank
Merchants
ioc
36c
36c
39c
1814
18
1814
Co
Inc
1314
10
13
13%
17
2.05
Qtnrk anfl RAVIfl AvACa^AC
«IWWI dllU duiim nvcidgcs
Apr
5.75 Aug
25c
Jan
r.ocMay
17%
Dec
41% Mar
6%
2,800
Jan
15%
17%
the
are
daily closing
Stocks
Jun
1.10
Jan
N^rvif Oil Co
nnrrnUd
\
1
i5K
1.5o
N°r'th nrefeS? Livest common
1
Padnc'onT U„r5eA^l»um.::53Vfc
34%
Pepsi-Cola
United
Reserve Oil
Rice
Bottlers
Western ..2
Ranch
Oil
Union
Sugar
united
Warrants
42%c
Victor
pfd
conv
series
West ales Petroleum
Preferred
We«t
A
Coast
Williston
Oil
729 40
143 91
132 93
247-44
9L73
78-00
80-27
85 03
83-™
rr
oo
143
11
132 03
246 44
91
72
77 82
8(1
130^92
24441
91.65
78^00
80.38
85^20
83.81
??'??
tg ||
0 66
^ 03
85,03
83
83,70
4,900
5%
Oct
8%
15%.
15%
16%
8,200
11%
Apr
16%
16
Jun
20% Mar
Jan
1.80 Mar
18%
1,600
1.75
1,800
1.25
mSnaT ll
So'p
g£ g—]f0 f0 J^
lis35 Itl
Apr
UtiliMef
Dec
17%
800
2%
2.7lt
lo.noo
2%
Dec
5
%
%
1,900
%
Nov
1%
SSSS^r^ ^ ^ th® folloWine dIv5sors: Industrials,
Utilities, 7.53, 65 stocks, 16.26,
4:,8
414
414
3,600
334
Nov
4%
Dec
33%
33%
300
25%
Jan
(Un>_l_—5
3
4
6%
100
73
78
14
83,000
6%
800
73
12c
12c
.
.
99
3.09; Rails,
-70
5.34;
.
^
Jan
__
77,7
*
Jan
%
3%
"
30
'
?
1
'
'
.
"
.
43yiuj06.2^ Industrial Stock Averages
3®
Over-the-counter
17%
2%
__
II
IO
1| 30'i
ni
Exploration—-10c
15—
14L57
6%
10
T.ite Insurance
Basin
Rails
722.41
1.70
(Un)
Rails
727 71
6%
1
trials
ig
17%
common
Total
Stocks
lgllllZIIIII
6%
8.50
Bonds
ties
nec
f.&
Equipment Co eominon__.i_-.___l
40
ties
roads
Dec.'
6.7JS
•
Utili-
trials
34% Doc
29
2.40
5
:•
10
Grade
Sep
2,200
2.20
1
Second
Grade
32% 34%
18
Corp commoiL.
First
Indus-
-
Dec"
1.75
common.
industrial
10
10
65
}'S,S Jun
^pr
1.80
2.25
S'-oi—::bS|
10
.
Total
Jan
1
—_
—_
15
Utili-
2i°JU
1.05
25c
Co
20
Rail-
3,100
1
(Un)
bonds listed
v?n
1.60
1
& Gas Co___
Rhodes
i5S
1.55
and
Bonds
'
30
Indus-
Date
iMorns
of representative stocks
averages
on the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Apr
2.90
Below
Oct
14% Mar
400
1.95
—
61c
Jan
250
16%
__
____25c
3% Mav
Oct
l.so
500
5
Co...
22c
32,000
*
(Un)
(Un)__
Petroleum
414
Jun
14c
Aug
Stocks)
Nov
35
Compiled
Aug
32
Mon.
Dec. 18
Tues.
Dec. 19
Dec
Wed.
Dec. 20__
Thur
Dec
8c
Jan
"
Dec
21c
Apr
_
'
.
""""
1961
Low
Dec
8
106.57
Jan
3
.
„
fftr
u
109.39
141.43
Low
Jan
6
95.55
,
Dec. 22—
dale
to
144.09
-
n..,..
14184
_
„
High
141.96
21
'
_
Fri.
Bureau, Inc.
Range for
142.02
Dec
7%
78
Quotation
141.83
4.00
Jan
National
Closing
Jan
6
by
Dale
Jan
1.00
22,000
18%
Oct
26
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
t
Alan
Wood
Steel
common
American Stores Co
American
City
Atlantic
Research
Transit
Light
Food
F'air
Foremost
of
Jan
53%
30% Aug
37%
14%
14%
1,174
12%
9%
2,060
7%
Oct
2,881
11%
Oct
1
9%
13
12%
1.80
113%
25
47%
1
,—
10%
—
Light
Lehigh
Macke
■
•
.—1:;.-
;
Merck
National
;
Co
L-
A_
Mfg
.Corp
Feb
27%
3,136
34%
Aug
29%
63%
Jan
117%
11%
Aug
15%
26%
260
17%
Jan
26 %
39,872
40%
Jan
58%
1,134
30%
Nov
38%
Dec
Drug
Stores!
Electric
Pfofiress
Mfg
t
6%
19%
Jan
•
-
26 % Mar
37%
1
Jan
63%
Improveii)ent2-l__%47iL,l3.50
Oct
-
r.
28%
r
IVarhmglbn ,Gas. Light
For
new
footnotes,
boinmoi—.
see page
*
42
Int'l
U. S.
Foreign
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Govt.
Bonds
Bonds
Bond
Sales
185,000
5,026,000
Dec. 20———
3,639,110
4,841,000
3,437,110
5,233,000
230,000
5,463,000
3,390,300
5,927,000
228,000
6,155,000
17,716,070
$29,017,000
$1,625,000
$30,642,000
Jan
40%
,40 Va
Dec
32%
1,382
.
7%
35%
Oct
Jan
546
•
•42%
7%
8
75 Vc
4334
163
2 686
45%
Jan
7%
,'
Dec
46
Jan
27%
Jan,
52%
52%
53%
1.935
4714
17 %
7 228
16
Sep
661/2
66%
68 V2
1.051
55%
47%
77%
Jim
1 550
78%
1,029
52%
587/b
' "L
*
i,'
$4,500
.
$5,000
$2,151,500
29,017,000
^
30,062,000
68,856,100
_
1,539,699,000>
74,345,650
1,245,337,600
40%
41%
3.823
40r'«
Nov
i";- 7
Jan
$30,642,000
—
*
Stocks
1
$1,608,560,100 $1,319,687,750
Foreign
(No. of
'
Domestic
Shares )•
Gov't
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Mon.
Dec. 18—L—
1——_
2,067,370
$302,000
Tues,
Dec. 19——:——.—
Dec. 20——1
_—^——
1,625,545
320,000
27,000
1,682,950
323,000
1,723,865
339,000
1,872,925
Bonds
$23,000
292,000
•
4,000
"
Thurs.
Dec. 21
_4
Fri.
Dec. 22
—1_
Dec
1—
Total
Oct
___1-1
8,972,655
•
$1,000
Total
Bond
Sales
$326,000
347,900
►
•
7 000
334,000
'
1,000
5,000
345,000
10,COO
$55,000
$1,576,000
Week Ended Dec. 22
Oct
1961
*
C
J
18% *fun
Jan
9%
,
302,000
$23,000
$1,654,000
Stocks—Number,
of
Shares
8,972,655
.
»
-
1960
Jan.
1 to Dec. 22
1961
1960
6,612,025
479,571,072
278,941,107
$842,000
/Bonds—
^
—
Nov
Nov
Foreign
-4314
Nov.
i
Foreign^ Government_W"-'_
82
I;.:.
$32,713,500
*
Nov
82 y4
Jan
-
Industrial—
h'
■
.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Nov
Domestic
-8%
76%
:
V
u—
Nov.
49%
Jan
16 %
•
k
.
-I
-1.
:
750,156,734
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Dec
9%
Nov
1,958
16%
8%
•"'-a
1960
1,004,012,069
'
11 %/Mar
Oct
41
813
and
Total
'Dec
185
Aug
8,767
-
«!•«'
.
1961
18,425,281
$1,625,000
Railroad
Iroac
23%- Apr
"70% Nov.
7% July
130
;r
11% Mar'
50
13% Jan
1,240
-
•
Foreign
Wed.
.9 ;
185
%
21 % July
Jun
33%
'4,-362
65%
58%
15% July
30
3,193
,/
.
Bank—^
1960
.
17,716,070
■
Government—^
19% Nov
Jan
14,686
-
.
Shares
NoV1
Jan
S.
of
Jan. 1 to Dec. 22
Nov
'HV4-Jan
4)3
25,716
16
70%
-
Railroad
6,647,000
Dec. 21
Dec
45%
263s
5,366
8 %
7058
•
Exchange
712,000
International
a
27 %
14,838
•
43%
L_ I
83.3
5,935,000
Dec. 22—
U.
*
28% Jan
2,992
.724
49%
41%
76%
a
3,444,080
Bonds.—
Dec
22 %
r
v-',Unit ed Corp—-1-44^ ---2—'_1
United Gas
102.0
1961
Dec
60-
605
'
Eastern Transmission—4—_3J?0
Tliomp.son Rjiino-Wooldridgc ' ^_-4---_5
—0.7
Week Ended Dec. 22
Dec
-
.
IGV2
4-si'4
-
102.0
97.3
$7,351,000
Total
Nov
95 Vi
-0
35%
-
132.5
111.0
Dec. 19
:
Wed.
Dec
31 %
*
56%
41%
.
30 V2
Oct
Oct
1,633
39
62%
Feb
74%
-
16%
%
25%
1.1 roi.
%
33
20
6,545
-
-V", ft
185
50
1,981
3«
62
it
2 8%
French- Lab--444
Texas--.
34
.
15%
Financg C<r class -Bcoinmoh-i -1
c* Sep! tPaper,; new common w i_—-
Co—1—^2,
Co—;_4./%_——
o'
8
Rttteu
Sail 4Oil
..
29%
47%
t-62 Va
144.4
193.0
•
$270,000
Stocks—dumber
17%-
-8
190.8
—0.5
—1.2
-
$7,081,000
Fri.
Apr
36%
•V Read i lie.
Go_——4_ -—44
S-* 50
1 'Biggs :National J3a.V!kX^_'_L^_4_.4-_4- 25
Sotiih .Jersey .Qas
39%
.250
39%
£1
;,SmiUi "Kline,&:
•
16%
V
+ 0.1
189.3
Nov
37%
34 XA
108.6
190.7
Apr
6%
-
330
•
-56%
Ptiblic;"Serylce .ELeqtriCl&; Giia cojiL
;
16%
4% July
5%
21
41%
x
109.2
Apr
39
37%
Tues.
Jan
42
Jan
28
"
-
10
Co^4i_^l_4-4„'-4_i
13
Oct
11%
,
4_*
i„
common
Nov
23%
445
893n
f'T6.7ii
Power
20
3,202
26-lit
Inc'—1'-——-—'_5
Inc__-_i4__^_/__"
8
14
62
■
133.7
3.805,470
Thurs.
32
29%.
«U
—0.2
118.3
Dec. 18——
Dec
34%
Mon.
Dec
57%
34
72
—
133.7
and Miscel.
/ Shares
Nov
87%
~
117.0
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Dec
5,(too
26%
138.9
Transactions at the New York Stock
Nov
10,037
~
Peiinsalt Cheniicals Corp—4—*
Pennsylvania-.Gas <fe. Water .common—•
?eople_s
41%
54%
-
+ 0.4
.
High.
Oct
14'A
-25c
A4_^—4—___'_1
38%
5%
+_4-_4.1
113.0
138.3
•
188.4
Sevvice
No. of
21
of Washington..-.----_10
class
Potomac
-
23 34
113%
1
PlnlAciolphia Eibctric Cu. cbimndn__—>
Philadelphia Transportation1 Co 44I 40'
y
473
13%.
.Inc_.-_^14—l_j_il(i-,'<Jc
\Perrect Photo
1:
27%
8
136.0
101.3
"New
and
Mar
30%
'fFei^i^y^vaiiia.RR—
/,
65
%
13%
Peun.sylyania;Power .&;.Ught»._4w_i^_*
:
•
NOV
8
+ 0.1
107.3
Finance
Oct
10
135.9
190.8*
Trade,
Dec
33%
343s
1
—
Bank
./•Oxford
-
63%
Jan
Resistanco_4l—4____10c
Mei-gqntlialer Litootyjie
t
Jan
25%
Fundi: lnc,;44—-•-4444--4441
&
1,369
3,989
tv
110
136.0*
Sep
42
25 %
37%
__
Low
146.5
16% May
32
Higll
Nov
57%
Jan
26%
—
—1
<te Navigation
Mar tin-Ma luetta
.;
130%
Jan
8 %
681
Valley RR_____—_4___*
Madison
-
Jan
37%
60%
"
31
5
_
Inc class, A
Vending class
77%
5,381
—1961-
Change
0.0
133.4
^
Stocks
—5
Co
2,634
3,329
Goods
8,'61
146.5
138.9*
Transportation
Jan
IUVL'
55 Vo
llomasote
Aug
Aug
,,
Goods
Non-Durable
Aug
10% May
17 %
"
Bait—
Dairies^
International
Durable
Percent
Dec.
146.5
-
Manufacturing
Dec
^4 n J
/
31%
at
Jan
!
Composite
Apr
10%
r * .1
.
39
48%
9
6.75
General Acceptance Corp c«mmon.^._l
vGaniu-nl Motors G<)ri)_,.-_^_______1.66%
•
113% 115%
Battery- —„IIHo
America
13
47%
with the preceding week and with highs and lows
1957-59-=100
19%
4—_-44
Co^_.
Lehieh Coal
140 %
35%
13%
1
Oct
6,156
Stores
Food
Jan
30%
2,829
—2
Giant
103%
1,005
33%
non-voting—
Motor
19,068
32%
—
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Dec. 15, 1961, for the composite and by major
week
Dec. 15,'61
Dec
Nov
50
,
Ford
134% 139
107%
48%
—
Storage
A
Feb
--^--.^4^13;■'■/14%
Co
Delaware Power &
Class
70%
5c
—
*.
_
Finance Co
1,655
33%
49
Corp
stock
High
Jan
4.33
5
Publishing
Duquesne
23 %
34
Co
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp,._
Electric
400
33%
Comnany
Curtis
Low
33%
34
Electric--——
Baldwin-Lima-HamiUon
Budd
Range Since Jan. 1
*
Atlantic
Baltimore
134 Va
the
for
of
■
99% 102%
33%
Corp
High
33
L—.1,
_
Tel & Tel
Arundel
10
•
Shares
index
industry groups compared
for the current year.
for Week
of Prices
Low
stocks
Sales
.Range
Sale Price
Par
SEC
c
Corporate—^-—
Total
—_4_—__
$49,939 000
529,043,000
55,000
69,000'
2,509,000
1,516,000
23,000
29,000
1,619,000
$1,576,000
-
>
$1,654,000
$940,000
$54,067,000
1,357,000
$31,916,000
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CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended December 22)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Frlees
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Week's
;
Last
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sate Price
of Prices
Par
Abitibi
&
Power
4%%
Paper common
preferred
Arcadia
Atlantic
Sugar
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
of-Canada
4%
pfd
Anglo
Can»fii«o
Tel
$2.90 preferred
Argus
Corp
$2.50
■»•<■» <*•
«
50
5%%
Nova
Banque
Scotia—
23
48%
53%
45;
49
Dec
51%
54
Nov
'45
;July
Jan
40
55
50%
Jan
33
Jan
/ Feb
Bell
&
Telephone,
Bowater
Corp
bowat.er
Paper
22
82%
22
82%
Mersey 5Vb%
Brazilian
Traction
British
American
66%
83'A
Jan
78
79%
54%
Jan
79%
38%
Jan
56
Nov
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Brown
58%
53
3.10
60
60
36
Chemical
Penmans
6%
Ltd
6%
pfd
Corp
56
3.00
52
Dec
9
54
July
Dec
5% May
Jan
60
34
32
Dec
15%
15
Dec
15%
52
4b
Mar
«8%
a9
8%
Nov
123/4
Jan
16 3/4
Sep
2.00
3.00
$1.30
38
July
30%
Jun
11%
2.75
33
29s/8
36
Jan
36%
Jun
Dec
15
52 Va
Canada
&
Dominion
Canada Iron
Canada
Canada
5%
Sugar
Breweries
British
24%
25
665
23
1,245
72%
25
61%
61%
231
'i—''
12%
12%
22%
22
22%
57
58%
ol
Preferred
Marconi
Oil
•
St
6
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petroflna
;
,
•
Co
Building
Consumers
E
Crown
Credit
2,100
4.50
150
3.00
3.90
100
3.90
12
103/4
Steel
Lakes
12%
16
'Jan
Oil
8%
Oct
11%
19%
Jan
22%
*8 %
450
6%
Jan
48%
100
2.60
64%
65%
1,176
45 %
Jan
80
83
•675
48%
10%
14%
263/a
Zellers
Ltd
4%%
15%
14%
Jan
Jan
10
23
International
Paper
Utilities
Interprovincial
Iroquois Glass
Public
Service
(John)
new
Ltd
$1.25 preferred
-
I
—
Ltd—,
Lawrence
34%
100
46%
50
8%
200
see page
42
*15 %
July
3,547
72
Feb
8512
Dec
a,270
6
Jau
13'
OCt
10%
Jan
16
Dec
15
16
1,600
22%
101
18%
Jan
104
40
99%
Jan
-
19
16%
24%
•
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-
243i Max
104
Jan
21*
23%
13,400
a26
18
Nov
297 b Mar
10
2(1
96
120
27
'
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6
-
77%
783/4
24
May
Mar
32
July
130;'
Jan
Jan
•
Feb
9% Aug
;
Oct
34% Mar
100
14
Nov
'•16% Mar
910
21V
Jan
33.% July
505
8
Aug
10 % Mar
1,838
67%
Jan
80
2,150
243/B
27
19 %'
Jau
32,.
57
X
Nov
58-
..
Feb
31%
8%
475
18
; 31
Dec
113/4
6,"55tf
;
26%'
273/4
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Bank
pnauazL .10
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55
57%
26 3/b
27%
.
26%
it 7 %
6%;c
25
Apr
21%
Jan
25
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Jan
Vb May
'74 - Dec
68
59V4
Nov
725
.
373/4
193/a
J ah
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Dfec
.? 5%
Mar
,8%
Jan
8%
Sep
1012
Aug
1,965
150
133/4
•
Jan
13
Jan
14 % Mar
57%
58
1,575
38 Vb
Jan
60
Sep
2.55
Worts..
2.70
3,750
2.45 Mar
3.90
Apr
183/4
58
19Vs
927
Jun
19%
Dec
1
Co.
19
certificates
17
17
225
14
18
1,507
133/4
20%
193/4
20%
5,820
171/2 July
22
213/4
21%
221/a
925
19
July
24%
97
97
50
90
Jan
35
35
75
33 Vs
Nov
42
Apr
49
A
49
500
44% July
49
Nov
L100
1
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——
,—
1.50
7
Atlas
I
Jun
lb
AUg i
,
98
Oct
Nov
Sep
Telephone
Selburn
Jun
8%
Dec
Bateman
Bay
19 Va
Jun
Dec
Blue
Nov
14
May
21
600' *
57%
1,170
121
1
30
550
59%
630
50
18%
18%
1,855
21%
22
900
13
1,360
Jan
Sep
7%
40 .v„
7%
4.60
23%
*
t
413/8
.
Jan
Oct
Aug
Bornite
Jqn,
Burnt
Jan
Hill
7.60
Calumet
1,950
7.40
6,725
3.10 May
433/4
50
12%
1,150
133/b
Jan
393/4
Uranium
5.00
Oct
Dyno
Canadian
Gen
Dec
Homestead
Internatl
Kodlak
Power
Dec
Canorama
Canuba
Oct
Carbec
Oct
Cartier Quebec
Mines
Mines
56
1,640
45
Jan
50
57% May
Central
3,383
373/8
Jan
50
17"%
10,500
12%
Jan
6%
34%
200
53/4
Jan
4,965
31%
Oct
52
Oct
20
Dec
49
57%
Jan
51
48%
51
1,550
"81%
40%
82%
1,150
60%
Jan
19%
20%
34
34
Dec
Aug
87 % Aug
Jan
81%
84 %
Nov
Dec
825
8 % Mav
13
Sep
26 % Mar
50
Dec
1,500
1,405
100
,
800
100
9c
10c
a 5c
a5c
2c
3c
8c
25c
7 %'c
25c
28c
13
12%
13
4.00
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16c
12 %c
16c
9c
10c
12,750
20 %
750
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16c
;
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15
Oct
'21" Sep
21
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31
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29
Jan
Sep
8,100
*
'
Jan
7c
66,700
20
7%
4.95
5,000
&
2%c
9.25
■15c
3c
Feb
2%c
Apr
"V 20,000
5c
Jan
32,500
17c
Feb
39c
Feb
13Tn
s
100
5c
;
Oct
Dec
May
Nov
5c
Jun
15c
Mar
Dec
1,130
V 300
70c
Mar
4.90
Dec
4,000
V?
11c
Aug
33c
Mar
6%
2 %c
s.
6C
Apr •*vr
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t/
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Dec
Nov
Nov
" Dec
Sep
22%
Oct
Jan
22 Va
Oct
Jan
44
Jun
14
May
*'20% Dec
Jan v.
—*•??
Ltd
5,500
2c
Apr
14
350
11 Va
Aug
T6
Feb
2.98
3.30
4,000
1.70
Oct
3.30
Dec
40
40
60
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Ltd——.
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95c
750
78c
Nov
a24
125
18
6,800
80c
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8.00
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800
3c
2,316
15c
16c
16,650
/-
lc
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2%c
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27c
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1.200
11,166
19c
19c
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3c
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5c
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.
9c
4c
4c
5c
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Mines
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4c
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Corp
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Jan
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•
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2,500
81c
22,000
3c
15c
35c
38c
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Nev.
Apr
6c
Jun
1.50
Sep
7%e Dec
5 %c
sqp
35c.
Dec
11c
■
•
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29,000
20c
5 Vb c
Feb
3c
32c
Nov
1:62 May
4e
Dec
44cV Nov
"
•
100
•
35c
•
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Dec
200
35c
Apr
48
170
44
Jan
18%
19%
1,425
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al2
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60
2.50 May
V.
Oct
Dec
Nov
18 %c May
Jun
1.20
-
Dec
duly
4.25 May
♦
July-;
17,100
3c
4?
Jun
12%c Jan
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85c
27c
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200
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3 %c
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8,150
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21.100
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lc
6Vbc
9c
1.35
Copperstream Mines
;
,
Aug
'
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1.50
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Mar
2.97
—
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13c
~
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5c
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1.70
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2.70
5c
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7c
25
•
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lc
35,000
i
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-
5%
5,500
29c
Ltd
Sep
1.35 Apr
Feb
1.40
lc
'
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41
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30
1.30
i_
1.30
Ltd—•—*
5c
■
a23%
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Paper
3c
14
3.00
1
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2 Vb c
f-
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd—-—1_:—1
Jun
51%
*
-
Oct
260
Y
9c
1
Yellowknife
39
Jan
16
1
—
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Jun
22
1,600
MonpaS'Mines
33 Va
27%
9.25
Consolidated
30%
22
15% Dec
8.80
Div
2,420
15%
15%
9.25
Consolidated
1,036
25%
14%
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Compagnie Miniere
45%
•16
Nov
Cleveland Copper "Corp
38%
25%
Sep
1.95
Aug
50c
Dec
42%
*
12c
Jan
29c
Aug
45%
45
Apr
45c
Aug
37%
45
3c
15,950
17%
38
11%.
19,100
55 %
14
Dec
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'25 374
Dec
51%
125
4,620
13c
9c
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200
17%
2Vbc Aug
68,500
Dec
41c
Nov
85%
Nov
1.85
55 Va
38 %
8c
6c
.
6 Va
Jan
36c
Chemalloy Minerals Ltcil.^*!-—ill-11
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Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd
1
Chibougamau Copper Corp.—**——1/
r-.
Chipraan Lake Mines Ltd-— -a
1*1
17%
11
Oils
Inv
Exploratiotis
Apr
18%
Dec
2V2C
1.75
Ltd..—Y
Ltd
Refineries
Canalask Nickel Mines
17%
33
Investments
Canadian
NOV
Co
Ltd—
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Canadian
49%
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10%
8c
Ltd—t—1;—1
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&
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133/4
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3.85
Jan
1.80
v
Ltd*—20V4
Corp
Mines
Dredge
44
Jun
11%
13%
Ltd.-
July
6%
*
Dec
27%
——
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Edmonton
Canadian
May
21% Aug
Jan
13
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54%
54%
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Canadian
12
Jan
9%c
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2.10
71v
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—
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43%
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&
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Y .1.10 Aug
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Jan
59 Va
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11%
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11,000
1
40c
Jan
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44%
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3.90
55%
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Sep
v
4.10
Mines
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26C
3,000
3.10
2.85;
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104% Aug
11% Oct
Jan
3.55
55%
29 %
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15%
26
20%
Apr
35
100
Ltd "A'
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27,200
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17,600
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1.00
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116
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of Prices
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'
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353/8
35%
102% 102%
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in
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90c
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Sulphur & Iron Co
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Band-Ore
Jan
100
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Dec
"9%
2,264
Are
Ltd__^.*%_'*_:
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Nov
10
3.35
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3.80
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common
58
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4.60
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20 3/4
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126
Oct
19%
3.35
5
10
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750
27%
10
Feb
25
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18%
53%
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7.60
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Nov
10
22%
Jan
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Feb
53%
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19%
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17
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33%
100
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193/4
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01
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161
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27
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Dec
87%
415
6 3/a
Nov
17% Aug
20 Va July
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Nov
135
12%
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57%
Jan
51
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Ameranium
9.090
4
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81
36
pfd—lOO
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Nov
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preferred
1,843
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—_—
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4.68%
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4.50
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class
trust
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May
10% Jan
3,560
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preferred
Nov
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275
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68%
66
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14
14%
17%
28
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Dec
350
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14
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Dec
4,360
Jan
21%
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113
260
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20
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193/a
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28
20
4.145
common
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Jan
126
10,575
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$2.25
preferred
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450
26%
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27
18%
19 3/a
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28% May
3.50 Dec
44%
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Hudson Bay Mining
Ltd
Jan
Dec
24%
12
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Jan
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Dec
100
44%
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100
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Apr
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General
6%
12
5.75
12
34
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14%
.
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preferred
25
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145
Oct
87%
preferred
4%%
350
23%
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Canada
Weston
24
103/4
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Aug
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Imperial
8%
8%
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Imperial
Jan
26%
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24
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18%
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56%
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1
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3.50
.
Co
&
2,685
•
General
Home
1G
115
•
Corp
Heating Prod class A
Jan
NoV
51
A__
Cement
May
6.00 Aug
Jan
15
23%
common.*
47
-
Nov
23
28
common*.!—
of Canada-:
Walker
Feb
7% May
Jan
3.90
14%
23%
10%
preferred
Great
Jan
4.50
Common—*
"French 'Petroleum preferred
General
4.85
23%
—•
Chemical
72
25
113
Vendomatic Services Ltd class A
5%
Foundation Co of Canada
&
Dec
5
—
Players Canadian Corp
Fleetwood Corp—.
5%
74
"
Webb
Famous
Frosst
Jun
Viau
common.*
Ltd
&
Match
Gatineau
63%
2,654
16% July
14% Feb
25
Steel
24% : /
35
Pip^lineVi..,
'^teel Cor^b—
13% .Dec
40
Coal.
Dupuis Freres class
Cos
Feb
80
pfd
Canada
Motor
74
Jan
•
Jan
59%
"
243/4
Canada
'
Jan
2"
-15%
.2,881;
143A
14
*
—
Co
Trans
Jan
•
common
21
.100
:
**_*-—*
Toronto-Dominion
37
24%
>
Traders Finance
14
2
-
s,
<fc
Feb
10%
27
Brewery
Fraser
10
200
13%
7%
11% May
73/4 May
Jan"
251
:
Dominion Textile common
Donohue Bros Ltd
Ford
Dec
4%
1,397
•
A
Ltd
6%
Tar
&
Oct
9%
•
preferred
Enamel
5%
865
3,800
13%
...
Dominion Stores
Electrolux
1,900
10
63/4
1,925
•
class
Inc
Texaco
38
♦
14%
—_
Steinbergs class A
263/4 May
common.—
Eddy
6%
9%
35%
_
Foundries
of
Oct
Jan
St
Pont
37
Jan
Steel
Du
Jan
Jan
Glass
Dow
32
7%
Dominion
Red
275
21%
Dominion
Dominion
36%
Steel
Apr
July
I53/4
•
al40
.18
Jan
Feb
Nov
Dec
13 %
23%
.
Coal
Dominion
35%
Dec
162
Bridge
Dominion
21
Feb
9%
13 Va
,*—»
Seagrams
Dominion
Jan
21%
38
*
140
common
Class A——
14%
—
A
International
Distillers
173/4
685
2,532
Glass
Zellerbach
Crush
205
9,263
i
Coronation
815
20
34
.
55%
Southam
Co—_*—L—iiL*-L——.—
Standard Structural Steel—
12%
*
.55
Jan
10 Va
14%
87%
Sogeinines
26%
Smelting
55
••
40
/
1
Nov
26
Textile
class
Class
.
Nov
12%
Corp
at
.
12%
15
22%
Corp common
•
preferred
100
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common.—j.—*
Shawinigan Water & Power common.*
15
•
Nov
.22
Lawrence
13%
-
V NOV
22%
—
Dec
133/4
32
58 %
Jan
333/4
Ltd
96
400
—»—
Simpsons
12%
Entpri>ris«»si /■■■-*,
Consolidated Mining
Corbys
Mar
183/4 May
•
Cellulose
86
2,997
...*
Oct
63
43%
Co
July
26%
—
Dec
Jan
10,090
—
Ltd
Paper class
Sicard
25
J)
Consolidated
i
Ltd
Nov
1814
Mar
.100
;
(James)
Sherwin-Williams
preferred—.10
Railway
Dec
•'•44
..
58
16
5%'
Dec
10%
-J'-1
13%
74 ^ 72%
•
common
Vickers
Consolidated
12
150
Jan
63/8
10? 8*-
1
Jan-
.93
59
a
31
,
Jan
133/8
Dec
25
203/4
61
common.
(Canada)
Nov
.35%
6
up
...
-
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Canadian
39 %
25%
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Lawrence
•
com
Ltd
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
•
-
Companies
76
36%
-33%
Commerce. 10
-
23 Va
Jan
20
97s
•
25
Bk
Jan
33%
*
common
Jan
65
2,346
..
.
16
18%
240
-57 y4
common
41%
Sep
Dec
80
153/4
1
Royal Bank of Canada
July
•
Canadian Industries
common
Canadian International Power
Combined
29
22%
Aluminium
Imperial
Columbia
Jan
25
Canadiap Fairbaqlqs Juforse class A_50c
Canadi^p Husky
i
Canadian Hydrocarbons
—i
•
(B
25%
(A
Rothmans
Mar
157
•
series
Coghlin
29
29
—•
common—
Canadian Chemical Co Ltd
Canadian
July
28%
22"%
Electronics
Celanese
Canadian
2,857
29
•
Canadian Bronze common*.
Canadian
Nov
24 %
12.50
Aviation
$1.75
23%
72%
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
3,025
•
common
Canadian
Canadian
25 Vb
281/4
&
«.
SteamshiD
24%
.27%
10
Foundries common
Malting
I •J""1;"'.
57%
.100
Telephone.—
RoPand
NoV
25%
—20
Co
Co
Roe
Dec
27%
preferred
Feb
■
Jan
33
Apr
Dec
34%
common.
&
Robertson
11% Mar
al3% al3V4
2.75
common
Cement
\
197"
20 3/8
Canada
Canada
St
Calgary Power
Canada
of
Reitman's
Aug
39% Apr
*
——*
Bros
Quebec
Oct
50%
W—-
243/4
i
9%
lOVa
30 %
:
,
Jan
1,335
59
f
—_
—
4%
preferred
Quebec Natural Gas*,
6%
preferred
Quebec Power
*4*
July
May
15
■
Price
Nov
54
36%
51
.
Building Products-*.
Dec
59%
•12%
10
■—
'80
24 y2
■100
17%
203/4
Development
Power
35%
15
class B
1
*
preferred .....I*.—
Placer
12%
__
—
..^.25
Tubes——
common.*
Dec
33 Vb
Product*—*
*'
50
43 %
r
*
-
:
Dec
Mar
6%
Sep
30%
.43
1
•6.60
Mar
Dec
1,025
425
Nov
May
110 % May
9% Dec
Jun
73/4
8
30%
16 3/4
__100
—_—
50
7%
1,100
*
;
———
21%
-
47:,/a Mar
53
3.00
—
•
—
'Teleortonc
Mills Ltd
Nov
3.00
•
*
.
Compan>
Bruck
Nov
Nov
49%
a51% a51Vb
6%
6%
■
i
50
Co
distribution
Brockville
5.40
19%
56
56%
57%
50
Power.—
Columbia
6.60
201/4
1,225
*
Nov
15
.
Feb
100
2,060
V?
*
Petroleum
Page-llersey
Dec
50
6.00
93/4
10
:
'30
-
50
8%
,10
163/4
-
*
Mines Ltd
preferred
Pacific
Dec
48 %
«
Oil
British
84
Dec
49%
19%
9%
22,905 >
Dec
76%
79%
•
pfd
Note
American
7%
Oct
25
109
—5
Scotia Light & Power—
Ogilvie Flour Mills common*.
'
Litvf
Bank
British
Ex
22
Jan
Jan
"
4%%
Nova
July
203/4 Mar
59 Vb
*
10%
73/4
30
*
Montreal Trust.,
X
Nov
33
18% Mar
a25:
761%
36%
Jan
13
—40,
■
Noranda
"
Bowaters
1-
Locomotive...
Dec
-•
•
'
A
Nov
25% Mar
22%
10
533%
34%
19 VB
Jan
73/4
*
52 %
28%
Sep
17%
123/4
*
_____10
Dec
22
u—.
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pfd
Nov
34
15%
889
-
52
28*%.
7,493
30%
Preferred
Montreal
55% July
46% Sep
10
preferred
common—*.*.
par tic
High
18%
21%
—.—100
52
74%
/,—?
6%
Y.Y
18
13
52V2
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5%%
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Co
:
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Jan. 1
''
Low
108
•
53%
a25
com
/
52
54%
Power
—
Range Since
High
21%
53%
LX'l'
6.45
Bathurst
Shares
183/4
preferred
100.
National Drug Si Chemical common—5
National Steel Car Corp
——♦ *
45%- 45 Vb
78%
(Canada)—
i<iu *
Class B—
July
i
45% Mar
45
54%
'
common
(Robt) class A___!
Molson Breweries Ltd class
38% May
-
10
mm.
for Week
Low
10
preferred
Metropolitan
Nov
Apr
48%
J
Po\vell River
Mitchell
10
—
National—***
Provinciate
Miron
Nov
25
25
—
Banque Canadian
Nov
50 %
Dec
34%
Montreal
of
12 Va
Feb
32%
5 %%
July
21 Vb
28%
*
of
Bank
Jun
53%
50
—5o
preferred
Bank
8
48
43 V8
25 %
263/4
^
pfd
Apr
Sep
'
Ltd.——
Bailey Selburn 5%
363/4
22%
28%
?■?■■
5o
Massey-Ferguson
.
25
26%
"'';l
common—,
*
High
40%
46%
48%
50
!
Low
a22% a22 Vb
Corp—*—
Atlas Steels
'
itito
—.1.
Ltd
preferred
preferred
$2.60
Asbestos
28%
25
4Vb% preferred *—*
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
al2 al2Vb
48
*
Shares
High
39
M.U.
-•
.—
Par
MacMillan Bloedel &
Maritime Tel <fc Tel
25
——
•
common
—...
Co
40
25
Ltd———
Aluminum
Low
*♦
*
Sales
,
Sales
Last
-
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
Monday, December 25, 1961
,u
60c-
.
V'
*
48 >•
Jan
Jun
19%' Dec
10%
Dec
"
8c,
28%
"9c
16,500
28%
200
3c
Oct
20Vs Mar
10c
28%
May
Dec
Volume
194
Number
6119
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2803)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Low
High
Dominion
Engineering Works Ltd
•
36 Va
36
Dominion
Explorers Ltd
1
42c
41c
Dominion
Leaseholds
Dominion
Oilcloth
Nickel
Duniont
Sullivan
East
Empire
Fab
Oil
Ltd
*
& Lineleum
Mines
Reliance
Oil
Golden
<1945)
Ventures
Ltd
61c
23%
24 Va
24 Va
1,494
12,000
20c
24c
1
1.80
1.75
5c
&
3,500
66 Va
2 V2c
2 VaC
Kerr-Addison
1.15
Feb
Loblaw
Jun
24'/a
Jan
Class
Sep
class
B
46c
2.10
9c
15c
71 '/a
IV2C Aug
1
3 Vac
3c
4c
12,000
2c
34C
3lc
35c
14,500
20c
July
3c
4j/2c
Jan
1
4c
4c
5,500
20c
2,900
11c
Nov
27c
Apr
4,400
2Vac
Oct
7 J/aC
Aug
31c.
1,500
30c
Jun
48c
Jan
6 Vac
class
6 Vac
7 Vac
8,000
3V2C Jan
10c
Nov'
•
1.05
A
1.05
39 Va
Hydra Explorations Ltd_
1
Chemicals
*
500
40
2,500
1.60
77c
275
38c
100
38c.
Ltd—
Can
International
Ceramic
International
Helium
Internat'l
Paints
Foundation
Inv.
Mining
6%
Ltd
1.60
1
Ltd
—
Ltd "A"
(Can)
1.60
1.33
Feb
40
a7c
*
5.05
.'.,17'
c'onv pfd___'50
cum
a7c
38c
28,725
7
300
.•••
52 VK
52
Va
6c
Corp
1951
Feb.
38
Continental "Oil
Israel
Iron
Jubilee
Keely-Frontier
Mines
1
9c
10c
1,000
"__
■
i
4.00
3.80
4.00
9,334
1
*
28c
28c
31c
14,000
6c
9c
14,000
—>
1
Warrants
Lead
Kontiki
Ltd—
Co
Corp_—:
•—
Zinc Mines
&
t
Ltd
_1
4c
4c
t
Acceptance Corp class A—.,—5
Mining & Explor Co Ltd—1
Laduboro
Oil 'Ltd!
'
..4
■—1
9Va
9%
26
6c
300
25 Vt
450
1.05
1.05
1:11
-1
5.80
5.40
7.25
1
15 V4
15 V4
15 V4
.
Dufault
Lake
Mihes___—
(Alfred)
Lambert
Inc class A—
11 Va
Lamontagne Ltd c,lass A_——
Copper Mining Co LtH.1—___1
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd——*
(Walter M)
Lowney Co Ltd
16c
3c
xr
Gas
G'/aC
12%
Feb
15 J/4
12J/4
28
28
10
50
'
1.64
Nov
Mines
Ltd—
Mclntyre-Porcunine
Distilleries
Melchers
preferred
Q'/fl
Ltd-'.
Warrants
•
Island
Mining
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
I
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Pleasant
Mount
2C
July
0c
■;<,
50c
Mines
Power
Acadia
Mount
Canada
Mussens
i
Acme
Jack
New
Lake
1.22
&
Paper
70c
5,000
21c
23c
28,500
13%
14 Vb
300
47c
Jan
80c
85c
2,700
52c
74c
28,073
32c
7 Va
306
7Va
8%
9
500
a8c
a8c
4.50
4.80
4 Vac
5c
70
70
63
10c HVaC
24,100
a8c
4.60
9J/a
Jun
1
Lld—1
Mar
8,700
3c
Amulet
West
Nocana
Ltd—.
Mines
<i. -J*
1
CorpJ
North
American
Asbestos
North
American
Rare Metals
North
Quebec
2V2C
Jan
12c
10c
V."
1
50c J
'•
'.
7c
1,000
33
.
i
•
_.
•'
25%'
Jan
6c
Jan
•"
Explorers
Opemisca
Opqmiska
Partridge
Paudash
Mines Ltd—
Pennbec*
37c
Mining
". 46c
229,400
8c
Sep
1
'33%
Jan
6.50
6.50
.100
5.40
Jan
3c
July
7 VaC
Dec
38c
1
Ltd—
Mines (Quebeq) Ltd-1
Canadian Exploration Ltd—1
Copper
3C
3%C
20,100
7 Vac
Wc
FT 8,000
,
8c
1
,
"
Gold
Mining-
Pitt Products Ltd
Oil
Place
&
Porcupine
Premier
Provo
n
Mills
Steel
Producers
Gas
;
21,500
10c.;.
43,500
7c
13c
Nov
54c
Apr
77c
Oct
lOVa
.12
2,750
2.15
2.15
100
18c
20c
10,600
5.90
9.05
,40,635
4.70
-5.10
13 J/4
7
Jan
1.90
2.50
Quebec
Cobalt & Exploration——
Quebec
Oil
1
5.10
Lithium
Quebec
8.00
Corp__^
Development: Ltd——
Smelting
Red
Gold
Crest
Ruby
WarrantsSt
Metal
Saucoh
Development—1————.
Mines
Ltd—
Oils
South
Dufault
Mines
•j.
Warrants-•
Standard
Sullivan
1,000
7.35
39c
—
9
'7,000
89c
70C
4,858
7
100
41c
Jan
200
12'4
May1-
15c 16 VaC
8c
71c
Feb,
600
15c
Feb
32c
116
Jan
"
a5c
a5c
100
.-5c
1.73
1.74
800
14
Ltd—
1
14 Vb
200
1.45!Jan
,13'A Jun
,
Feb
16'a
Feb
19'A
7,587
20
109
Nov
20'/a May
Mar
52c
Jun
604
I6 J/4
Jan
24
Nov
12
I,706
4.00
Feb
12
Dec
46%
48
5,093
32%
Feb
50 Va
Nov
11
11
50
8'/a
Jan
12 Va
10'/a
47%
30c
30c
3,150
2.10
2.00
2.15
11,500
26%
28'/a
22%
19c
17C.5
llC-.f.'
!
47c
.
Feb
Jun
26
Nov.:
V.f49^V.}Nov
•Aug^-^S'
15c
37,771
Nov
38 J/s
•
48%
-
May
2.25
Dec
21
Oct
45c
|
Jan
26%
760
7,800
.
Jan
1.65
1,890
«
.
10c 12 J/2 c
:•
16c
78,315
48%
16c
.
23
48»/fe
48%
I
Oct
17'% Nov
•
Jan
38c
Dec
110
Jan
May
14
1,300
Oct
2.30 Nov
38 J/4
Jan
7.90
104
820
43c
Nov
Nov
1.45
Jan
105 J/8
15
20
42c
v
24ftr Oct
Scf-'-'Apr136'
Dec
«c" N<-»v -nn V14
Abr
6J/2C
8c
77,850
47c
49c
16,500
1.55
1.70
30O
47c
900
7c
9»/aC
59,200
8.00
.
8.00
100
5.40
Jan
14
July
9.50
1.00
4,448
7.10
Sep
9.90
Dec
9.80
13c 13J/2C
48 >/2
2c
•
1.05
1.50
.„
84c
Dec
12c
Jun
4.06 May
Dec
1.75
6%c July
Apr
12c
Jan
Feb
22c
Jan
6%c Aug
36c
Jan
28
Apr
48'/a
Dec
Jan
20c
Apr
11,500
,
Feb
40c
800
4c
92c
45 »/a
37c
26,216
48
92c
'•t[y
7,700
lie 12VaC
12 J/a c
!•
2c
20,700
71c
Feb
2.25
Sep
I1
45%
1,230
32%
Jan
46'a
25
52 Va
165
48
Jan
53
50
Sep
Sep
53 J/a
53%
360
51%
Nov
53%
Dec
8c
8 Vac
45
88,500
6c
1.00
1.10
6.?n&
28c
10%
10
10%
335
11
100
9%
;
1.05
10
11
7
class
9%
140
42c
49c
23,472
A_
/
NickeL-,
49c
14 V2C.
Standard
Wire
l4'/ac
1.35
17c
,
Copper
1.35
1.18
1.06
28%
28 »/a
29
5>/aC
5'/aC
7c
8J/aC
1.20
9 J/*
Nov
3c
Aug
1.00
Jan
5,500
July
2.30 Aug
27 J/4
Dec
21%
Apr
Nov
18c
\
Feb
3,243
Oct
13%
lJQO Aug
16 >/4
Oct
64c
Mar
76,600
,
1.25
10'a Feb
13
Sep
22c
155
I4J/2C Nov
Jan
Mar
10 J/a
1,380
26 Va
Oct
9
5,000
f
1.20
'26 J/8
common—
4%c May
1.60
Dec
Feb
"
Mines
1
v"
,
"
Ruffner Mines/
1
1
9'/aC
6 Vac
6V2C
1
3.10
3.15
•
5'A
5%
16,414
.
9J/aC
1
9.30
Gold
Mines—
Mines
;
Electric
Selburn Oil & Gas
class
A
1
7c
8c
6%c Jan
5%c July
2.65
3,501
^ V
Mar
17 J/a c May
1 9'Ac Oct
:
Feb
5
725
Jan
13c
Jan
4,800
12,500
r
.
33 v« July
3.25
Nov
Nov
7 '/a Mar
2nd
9.20
8.65
Jan
9.55
Dec
22
22
18% Mar
22 J/4
Dec
25
25
24%
25
2,005
20% Mar
25
50c
preferred
Banff
.<
.
I6V2
Jan
7c'
2.95
Jan
24 l/a
Nov
51c
1.50 Mar
4,899
106 J/a 206V2
~
B
Arcadia
Yellowknife
5%%
Sep
4,115
,
109
15%
50c
Oct
May
1.65
1.80 Jan
400
class
Atlas
S-'/n
May
2 00
2.00
36%
27
Feb
50
B
Bailey
Aug
8c
Jun,;,
1.85
23%
7J/2C
6.85
.Apr
1
Coast
Auto
2.75 May
85c
2,800
35 J/a
"
Nov
130
1.20
lOVa,
*
Steels
Aunor
Sep
Dec
25c
Jan
100
35,550
35c
1.35
•;
19,000
Va
1.60
122 Va 122
1.60
1.00
1.05
Sep
Mar
Nov
4,255
Nov
Nov
16c
Oct
3c
17
14.355
Aumacho River Mines—
Dec
17'/a
36c
5c
2.60
Aumaque Gold
Apr
9%
a70e
Ltd—.—_—1_ —1
Mines
2.68
Jan
7,900
4c
2.50
23'/a
j
IT
A_.
warrants
Acceptance
Atlin
Nov
48c
Dec.
'
-
40c
_i
class
Atlantic
Aug
38'/a c
109
•
;
Atlas
Sep
7.90
Feb,.
16 J/ac Aug
91,970 '
y.
Jan
5.25
2,800
Nov
20c
;
9%c Sep
2.80 Jan
56c
r_l~0.25
Exploration
Atlantic
Sep
500
Aug
310
j
Mines
Associated
4c
12,597
36,
Warrants
;
NOV
2.85
•: .<17
16c
__1
100
pfd—
Z.—______
Mines
:
r 75C
4'/aC
Jan
25c
4.755
5
Feb
.
17
-——-—
Gold
2c
2.00
1,800
■
"42 c
70c
8%
39c
Ltd
Consolidated
Jun
a70c
Services
Air
48c
; "8,500
class A ——.1'—
Southern'Canada Power 6%
Spartan
22c
Sen
7.25
Ltd-'—_—
Stores
Jan
30c
60c
:
73c'
-T; 9
Shop & Save (1957 ) Ltd———.1
Sobey's
7C
9,800
2.70
7.25
Class
6.00
V
12%
40c
Hardware
Associated
113,000
10c
18
lc
Oil
6.40
25 Va July
Jun
1.09
2.00
~i
Temple
Ashdown
8
1.04
2.55,
1
—
Gold
Oct
Jun
23% Mar
18
iq0
Corp common
preferred
preferred
Dec
4c
9c lO'/aC
5.70
20c
;
Mines
Nickel
20c
23
1
;
Mines
Imperial
Asamera
Sep
9,500
3 Va c
Earth
High
-
43J/4
101
28'/a
Pete
,
Apr
Jun
i0c
,
.
Aug
Jan
11
$2.60
Arjon
25
1.05
50
Rare
Low
7c
3fi%
9'A
common
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
19 Va
preferred—___1_25
Leduc
Shares
High
10c
•
Larder
Dollars
Sales
for Week
25%
43c
$2.50
Aug
}
2.60
Apr
Exchange/
2,390
4V2c
4%
9.05
Feb
Dec
28
30
10
;
Mines
Argus
Sep
Aug
May.
-60c
3 Vac
Mel.alsi.li_.
2.05
23Va
Dec
800
♦
Oils
common
Mines
Area
Oct
r
37c
—
Columbian
Feb
29c
IJ/2C Nov
2,300 *'
11 Va
—
Satellite
Siscalta
11
35c
Lt"d_—_,u.—
——
Lawrence
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Enterprises
Foo's
U
36c
Refining
&
Mines—,—
Nickel
2.00
2,500
t
2 VaC 2VaC;
'
Quebec
Ragland
Feb
Jan
2,950
20
Minerals
Co
Lead
Arcadia
Nov
75
12'/a
16c
Nov
15%
101
10
;
Anthes
Ash
Chibougamau Gold-fields Ltd.
Quebec
16 Va
27
18,500
9'/aC
Ltd
Rouyn
Ansil
Dec
Feb
-
5.6Q Aug
9.80 Mar
Oct
Feb
12%
15%
Anglo Huronian
18c- May
^
Jan
25
9
22%
106 »/a
Petroleums
Anglo
Aug
54c
Feb
8c
63
930
40%
100
Cons
Anglo American
Aiir
Nov
10
22%
39
40c
preferred
Anchor
Nov
•7
6.85
5,005
11%
-IIIlOO
Controls
Warrants
Nov
:
3.20 Jan
1,250
14'A
101
•
~~~~
Roxana
An aeon
May
42 J/aC May
15
a74
2.15
!_—
•
400
12
*
_
Ltd-
8c
a74
-
V/ 20c
.
Feb
45c
8c
75c
/* 8.60
-
;•
.
Dec
11 VB
Allied
American
Nov.;
Dec'
12 VaC May
7
Aug
2c
11
,
1
pfd___50
Ltd
6c
36c
1,000
V
—1
part 2nd
c
2,000
3Vac
43c
1
A—
LtdJ
.
.1,000
.
36c
-
3 Vac
__—_1
Mines Ltd;.—
Prime
Corp 6%:
Power
class
Co
Gas
36c
-1
—a
Co----'
10c
9c
——_—-2
Corp
Phillips Oil Co Ltd——
Pitt
1
8,000
;•
1.10O
8.10
14
3.95 May
22J/a
5
Analogue
7 Va c
•
I
common
Algonquin. Bldg Credits
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
•
7c
-1
Ltd
Aug
8
22 J/2
•
Steel—
4J/2%
'
Obal.ski .11945)
Algoma
Aluminum
Dec
.
155
20 J/a
25 J/4
_i
Gas__
Central
Aluminium
Nov
--30c-'>JimlOv^ ii5'fc8c
=117,700
Jun
1.67 Feb
12%
II
Gold
;
Alminex
Nov
—
7,500
•
52 c
33%
50c
__
19 J/4
13c
*
common
Trunk
Pacific
Nov
14c
4J/2C
9c
-
Alberta
Dec
42c
Aug; "■'**
3c
July J,j >X'10C
-5J%C Jaip. /Ji
*18C
*'
'
com—1*
Ltd
Co
Power
-
7
'
58,800
Nov
5
4.60
11c
40 J/4
Warrants
May
70
Feb
2e
30,000
7c
_1
Ltd
4c
-
18'c"
20c
-1
Mines-
25c
3 Vac
—50c
Santiago Mines Ltd——a
New
a20
20%
of Prices
1.20
Natural
Algoma
Sep
9c
Jan
•
Nov
6.00
Sep
46
9'/a May
18c
Dec
Jun
Jun
Range
lie*/
1
Yellowknife
Gas
Alberta
Nov
4.50
13'A
19 J/a
Week's
1
'
Explorations
Alberta
Nov
1.68
llVa
-7c
Akaitcho
Class B preferred
Sep
Aug
2,275
<■
Aug
25
Expressed In Canadian
•
Dec
Jan
81c
1,000
Low
1
Oil
Dec
7 V4
25
1,900
9
8.00
22%
•
Jun
lO'/a May
6,500
all
Dec
a20
L
100
Class A preferred
Class A warrants
5 Va
300
1.49
all
Aug
1.23
2.45
22%
8.00
•
Voting trust
Nov
84c
;
Sep
63 r/a
a20
25
7
1.55
Mar
35 J/4
Jan
4.50
Are
!
Mines-
14 J/b
Jan
68c
Nov
Mar
9
Warrants
May
26c
Sep
1
73c
1.10
Jun
11 Va
26
Ucl
a20
20
common-
A
Uranium
Gas &
Alba
Dec
12c
2.40
•
common
1—__
Alberta Distillers
Jun
12J/aC
'
New
J
Nov
Nov
Dec
~
—*
Mines
Uranium
17
19c
11V2C
1.48
:—
Jan
Dec
15,000
Ltd—10
Power Co
&
11
lO'/a
97,850
*
Vending—:.
Mines Ltd
Formaque
Newfoundland Lt
734
Jan
800
•
Last \
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Agnlco Mines Ltd
Nov
77c
68c
—
Automatic
16%
5
44'/a
52c
Friday
Preferred
Acadia
Jun
51
'
•
—*
—1
.1——
Ltd
Minera's
Native
NationalNew
Ltd
16
70c
337
24c
Feb
IIV2C 12 Vac
72c
*
Dairies Ltd
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Wright Iron Mines Ltd
10 Va
Nov
8c
5,555
4,000
•
Atlantic Sugar
Class
28% May
27
17%
1.20
Shown
Ltd
Preferred
Jan
Sep
Abacus
Abitibi
Sep
Dec
23
600
Apr
54'A
Sale Price
Oct
13c
4,950
.
'
10.
10
*
1
Mount Royal
Mount
!
—1
Ltd
Mines
•'
1
Ltd
Corp
10c
46 >/4
_•
!—
.—'—
.
9c
45
10
:——
—
—
9c
45
com—_•
Limited
Chipman—_
Mercury
Merrill
1
5
:
Mines
13 J/a
25 J/a
•
Advocate Mines Ltd
Massval
225
% Dec
1.10
Par
Nov
790
2,600
Oct
27
9%
52%
STOCKS
Dec
3,500
■
25
Jan
Toronto Stock
Prices
Nov
5c
12 Vb
Jan
20%
16%
'.
Aug
Oct
14c
Nov
20 J/4
27 0
24%
•
Dec
Dec
4c
650
1,175
53%
Nov
27 Va
3.90
12 Va
Oct
10%
27 »/4
—
"
Dec
,1.05
150
Oct
23%
24%
Dec
10
Jan
Ltd
5.00
Apr
16'/a
Jun
12c
Jan
Hotel
Dec
27.27
Oil Pipe Line Co
Canada Ltd common
of
Jan
Oct
27
25c
Mountain
Union
4.25
ll'/a
23 J/4
pfd___"__20
_
/
Dec
41c
6 '/a Mar
300
'
1.25
July
5.75
Dec
17%
52 Va
7,300
14c
*
v.
Dec'
'Aug
1,400
•
11%
11'A
4c
Lingside
Oct
3.00 Aug
28c
Dec
3,600
Labrador
Labrador
7c
7
.
'
4.25
Nov
10
13%
July
5.40
Aug
Ltd.^
1950
preferred
Trans
i
5%
75
8%
Dec
Jan
8V2C
Dec
7
100
2.00
Nov
5.00
•
High
Jan
8.70
10»/2
23%
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd—__i
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—
_i
>
Dec
500
5.40
5.00
-
*
alO J/4 al0%
1
Ltd
Lines
Telephone
6
485
_*
J
Ltd—
Petroleum
5%
Nov
Feb
Feb
-123-
-I5
Paper Co
Pipe
Quebec
Nov
25 Va
22c
1.05
_*
Ltd
Corp
Pembina
Windsor
Inland
A__.
*
National
8 VaC Mar
Jun
class
Low
G%
8.90
4.25
Ontario
Mining
High
6VB
8.70
Ltd——1
Sep
30c
1
Development
70c
Ltd
Corporation
Murray
3 Vac
_*
Ltd
Moore
Dec
Nov
3c
4c
•
1
Metals
9c
A
Mines
Companies
Minnesota &
15c
*
—i
Mar
class
Maple Leaf Mills Ltd-
Dec
•
Ltd
Gold
2.50
Oct
Jan
Douglas
MacLaren Power & Paper Co cl A—2.50
Class B
_i__
Sep
May
Feb
38 Va
Low
A warrants
Feb
6c
5,000
Kelly
Oct
Jan
3c
1,345
Oct
85c
Dec
1.60
44,200
66
1
20c
2,200
5c
11c
I9V4
Par
.
38 >/4
Ltd
&
(Frank)
1.80
3c
10c
•
Ltd
Mities
Mining
Hastings
Horner
9,500
(Range for Week Ended December 22)
High
Apr
May
July
14%
Ltd
Minerals
Uran
'65c
1
Age Mines Ltd
Gui-Por
60c
1
Inc
Ltd
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd
Gaspe
25c
21c
Ltd
Minerals
Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc
Fontana
11,700
60c
Co Ltd •
Falconbridge Nickel
Fort
1,175
45c
1
Mines
&
36%
'
Corp
Mines
Metal
Low
39
1.31
1.36
1.43
3,100
75c
Jan
28c
30c
4,800
26 Vac
Dec
52c
May
23VaC
Nov
25
—
preferred
OH
Bankeno Mines
1
18,425
4.90
Aug
1.75 Aug
Petroleum Ltd_l
Super-test
Taclie
Lake
Tazin.
Mines
Ltd
Mines
1
._.
Ltd-a^--.^-,—
.
Tib
'
Exploration
10 Vac.
:«
Ltd——
'
.
Freezers
United' Principal
Towns
25%
_'____•
Elec.,———_—
per Hout, Associates Ltd
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Vapse
Mines
Ltd
-t-v
Virginia
Waite
ill
Ltd
—1
Mining ;Corp_
Amulet
Mines
Wendell- Mineral
Westburne
Westeel
Oil
:—_—_—1
Ltd
'2,600
■'*. 13c
-5c
8.30
60c
-
15c
5c
30
Mines
Ltd-
12,100
60c
.——,——1
62c
6c
6c
35%:
..
6 V2C
Ltd
(John)
class A—*
35%
•
Dec
26-
--
Dec
.
17c
19,500
10c
Feb
Montreal
10
76'/a
74%
76 J/a
6,814
59 J/4
Jan
76 >/a
Nova
10
82%
82
83%
3.030
66%
Jan
85%
Dec
52
54
5,600
51
Nov
58
Nov
1.51
1.51
1.51
7,200
20c
20c
22c
17,800
7c
8c
41,502
7c
48,000
,7c
Barex
Unlisted
Stocks—.
Gas
Trunk
Barn at
Mines———
Ltd "A'
Distribution
Ex
Base
Metals
Bata
5
•
-JC—
Delhi
Central-Del Rio
Oils
Ltd—
III
7.30
—
-IOC
150
16
17%
4.30
Oils
Ltd,___—_—
Candn inter Inv Trust 5% cum pfd IlOO
Canadian Westinghouse Co Ltd_—_
Consolidated Paper Corp, Ltd—.
Consumers Gas Co common„lI:__.
Ford Motor Co o£ Canada Ltdj:—-
Beattie
3.00
Dec
Bcatty
-
Paper
'
Duquesne
Bros
common
•
*
i ■!
33
7.10
43»/4
42 V4
; 21%
21V4
21 Va
160'/a
-
Mines .Ltd— —5
Hiulson's Eay Oil & Gas Ltd
il_ 2.50
see page
1&J/4
9%
•
30 J/a
20
28'A
1
25
50c
45c
36
Feb •'
Dec
Dec
5.10
Dec
Feb
Nov
Oct
78 va
.-
2,433
;
3,315
16^
290
133-
41;e
Apr
Aug
10% May
.
j
-
common
Preferred
Belcher
Bell
Mining
Corp
Bibis
Yukon
Mines
Uranium
One
«Jan/i
'Jan
-,
42
24%
»-
2c
.3.60.
1,000
j
24%
25 Va;
19V4-
19 V4
,
.
-le
200
2,125
700
r-
-
Mar
2.65 Aug
19 7 Jan
Bo water
Nov
38
Feb
Jun
for
Mines
9 J/a
Jan
4.00
v
v
•
Feb
Nov
56
7c
Jan
22c
5%
Nov
.
9c
Nov
Oct
Dec
May
8%. Oct
9%
981
II,500
560
21
Jan
29
295
27
Sep
29
48c
21,350
45c
Feb
70 c
16,672
47%
Apr
59% Nov
8%
9%
Oct
9c
3VaC Aug
32
Nov
Mar
Nov
Dec
5 '/a %
five
Paper
Bowaters
Bowes
28%
Oct
Dec
58'/a
1.37
1.40
4,400
68c
Jan
10c
10c
19 ?8t
9c
July
He
10c
13c
47,000
4 Vac
Sep
7c
Aug
Mersey
13,900
15c
Mar
—
preferred-
14c
Nov
39c
Jan
69c
May
330
——_>—
common
Nov
52 Va
46% Mar
4,100
50'A
6%
f
Jan
1,350
Dec
—~
%
5Va%
Petroleums
Tank
52c
Dec
54 Va
Dec
...
r
——
235
47'A
850
30
Jan
J
'
53
30c
1,500
80
25
r
350
5
Dec
;
Dec,,
Apr
Jan
1.00 Sep
Jan
f
3.00
10,957
Dec
7.60
1
*'
5.80 May
Sep
36%
Jan
2,725
—
9%. Dec
-
pfd—
Traction.; common —77
Preferred
4c
Aug
3%c Jan
32,440
Pioneer.'—
Eralsaman
Bridge
Jan
Nov
43,100
Company
Brazilian
1,74 May
He
15c
held.
347,610
preferred
Bralorne
19'/»
56%
10°
for
each
Corp 5%
Bowater
Nov
Jan
57 V2
1.39
"
May
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Nov
J 3%c July
..
'19c
3%c
48%
5VaC
Borduclac Mines
Bouzan
23
Oct
14'Ac May
31 »/a
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Black
Bay Uranium
Dec.
166 J/a
*
5c
Sep<'
,
Gold Mines Ltd
share
Jun
7 48%
'
Jan
25c
July
—1
Corp
Copper
Mines
5.00
82%
;■
5c
i
—1
Telephone
Bethlehem
Bevcon
7.35
.
Oct
„
Nov
22 V»
Jan
29 J/4
Dec
17 J/a
'
2.12
Nov
Dec
Mai-
38
Jan
1
230
•
Co
•
2c
-3.60
Hollinger, Consol Gold
footnotes,
156-160%
6'A
6 J/4
Lodge Mines
9c
17%
,150
433 B
59,242
Lumber
62c
Jan
4,925
14c 18'/ac
Beaver
11
24%
-
3.70
33
195
Beaver
• Jan
1.42 May
20c
17,500
56
Nov
8.35
May:
10
7.30--
7.00
6J/2C
Nov
lie
25'/a May
-
200
*a83
-
15c
1
6c
54%
Nrtv
". 4C
Jan
-
55'A
*
2.50
-Oct
5.70
.
n
*
70
Aug
•
9
2 V?c
•
12.300
4.35
'A"
15c 17 Vac.
18c
200
•
7c„
•
Petroleums Z.
Dec
v
300
7.55
.
a83
Gateway Oils Ltd—_—
Hillcrest'Collieries Ltd^^-.-.^AAr
:
!
Mines__
: 14%
Sep
•
36 Va
17%
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd-
For
36
16
Burlington Steel Co Ltd—
Canadian
Mining
Uranium
Baska
Macassa
'
1
Dec
Barynvin Exploration Ltd—
Being exchanged
Co
•
•
Bathurst Power &
.
Line
Warrants
1
Scotia
Trust
Bicroft
Alberta
Mines
Cons
Jan
1.60
Oct
46c
50.
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70c
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British
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British
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Columbia
class
Broulan
Brown
Bruck
Mills
Class
B
Buffalo
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36%
13,570
29%
Jan
6.670
11%
Dec
16
510
15%
2,230
33%
50%
51%
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4.20
4.20
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4.45
3.45
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17%
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10
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8%
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Camerina
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4 % %
Canada
26c
Southern
Steamship
Lines
Astoria
British
Crown
Oct
28%
125
22 %
22%
21
894
54%
54 %
53%
80 %
29
Dec
36
Jan
23%
75
Jun
86V4 Mar
Jan
76 Va July
80c
Nov
1.60 Mar
49
Jail
61
48%
Jan
60% May
57%
Jan
85
Apr
Delhi
25
90%
Jan
95
Dec
Delnite
Feb
Denison
64
Oct
Devon
13%
Nov
12%
12%
150
1.75
1.70
1.80
10
9%
10%
7%c
10c
35,533
22
22
*
14,300
57
58 %
1.00
10%
9%
10%
3.30
3.50
Chieftain
Petroleum
Dominion
Coal
Dominion
Dominion
13
14%
Feb
33
35%
681
21%
Feb
35%
Dec
36 V*
36
37
660
31 Va
Feb
37
Oct
94c
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Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
82c
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1.10
4.00
3.90
3.60
3.75
14
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14
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3.00
2.85
1.54
1.54
9%
85c
Nov
Sep
5.00
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Jan
3.30
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Canadian
Gen
Canadian
High
Canadian
Homestead
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Canadian
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2.04 May
Canadian
Imperial
Bank—
Industrial Gas
Canadian
fail
Ice
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Machine
common-
Jan
8%
3.85
20,958
85c
Jan
3.85
Dec
East
Malartic
Gold-,
355
15%
Feb!
20 Va
May
East
Malartic
Sullivan Mines
23c
24c
2,425
22c
95 c
925
67c
11% May
9% Jail
Co_——
6%
12,183
4.40
Jan
2,310
1.30
Jan
13%
14
9%
Jan
9%
100
73
74
10,443
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1,372
7%
8%
3,575
14%
14%
14%
2,797
32c
33c
9,200
30c
4.95
4.95
5.00
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12c
11c
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14c
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34
740
,
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7% May
14
74
Jan
10%
Jan
17
Mar
42c
4.80 May
7c
Aug
common:—z„——:*
-
12c
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preferred
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
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preferred
1
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Canadian
Silica,
Canadian
Tire
12%
,
Sep
85c
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—
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Canadian
Vickers
Canadian
Af
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4',f
preferred
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Can
Mines
Jan
Nov.
Jan
Jan
26% A/iay13 Va Sep
Dec
26
30
75c
Oct
1.05
Nov
37%
Jan
50%
Nov
62%
Farwest
Nov
Cariboo
Gold
770
54%
23
23
39 Va
Jan
Fedora 1
Fleet
25
14%
Jan
24
15%
Dec
18%
Feb
Ford
15 %
Apr
18% May
Ford
34
270
29%
Oct
39
10c
10c
12c
3,000
Central
Del
9c
Central
Pat
Central
Porcupine
15 %c
of
Oil
Chateau
Cheskirk
Mines
Chesterville
Francocur
7,802
11%
Dec
15% May
35c
Oct
48c
Oct
Jan
7.35
Dec
91c
Mar
39c
42c
8,425
7.00
7.30
24,223
1
1.60
1.40
1.65
18,340
85c
7%c
7%c
8c
32.000
6%c
1.32
Nov
78c
Jan
22
Jan
5.05
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1.70
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Cockshuft
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Frosst
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-
Sep
Alining
Gatineau Power
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National
Confederation
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Alines
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Flin_„!
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Cadillac:
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it
Dragoja
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11
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102
102
106
106
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57c
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89
89
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.
5.25
5.45
7,675
14%
234
36c
11%
20,200
13c
Apr
5.80
Dec
Oct
16%
Apr
45c
.
Jan
34c
Nov
Genex
Alines
5%
Apr
Giant
Mascot
Dec
Giant
37c
Nov
Glacier
Apr
Glenn Uran
18c
Aug
.
-
2.17
11
169
92c
63c
Jan
1.33
18c-
21c
44,350
16c
Aug
30c-
Jun
4c
20,400
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Nov
7c
Alay
1,025
10%
10
151
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15,550
-
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12
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Goldale
1.51
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Envelopes
Dec
Dec,
Sep
Feb
15c
Dec
7c
May
Jan
Great
4.05
A———L_
5c
1
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Lakes
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30c
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20c
Mar
47C
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Oct
New
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18c
8,305
5YiC ' 63/aC
27 Vic
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41c.
9,500
27c" 3 29c
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48c
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3.85
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4%c Aug
"13,250"
41c
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56c
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15c
21.950
35c
9c
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39c
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38,561
38c
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63c
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1.80
Feb
„
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new
1
24c.
4.0,i<
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Feb
$2.80
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May:
63c
Jan
Great
1.56 Oct
Great
4.25
^
Dec
Class
.
B
18
Class
West
B
9%.
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2.50
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110
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27%
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30 «'2c
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6,000
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10%
51c
18c
50
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Jun
July
162
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warrants/—
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-
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preferred,
Apr
Oct
25c
7.30'
—^—.•
common..;—
4.50
Jan
159
18%
Gas
Jan.
Dec
17% Mar
5.500
7 ..A-
Feb
23V2
860
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5c
19
.
Jun
Jim
25%
11
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Aug
17C
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55c
23c
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warrants
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55C
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29
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34%
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99%
106
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preferred
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6.00
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class
Mines
9
73c.
1
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8
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Goldray
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Nov
13 %
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Dec
15c
Aug
5% July
6% Aug
-
1,970
.
6.00
12c 14 %c
1.56
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12%
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common
——
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11
6c
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Dec
89c
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Jan
169
4c
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3.05
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168
4c
;
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.
Dec
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3.20
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1
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3
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28,202
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29%
130
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10
495;
6c
283
27
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1.98 May;
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29%
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73
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Jan
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114 118 3 it
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69c
59c
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44c
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v
Jan
17%
A
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May
27c
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Jun
Nov
115
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11%
190
8% Mar
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// 2.74
6c
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68c
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21.800A
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29 Va
28 Va
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29,900
63c
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Feb
275
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Jan
1,760
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28*•
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9
70
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3,858
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13 %
13
1
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May
12 " 12%
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Nov
20c
22c
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53,000
31c
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17c
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common-,———
20c
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1.84
Jan
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9c
450
65 %
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*
99c
7,800
12,200
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26
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Sep
Jan,
10 %
22c
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10
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Feb
1.55
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1.01
1.46
1.65
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Nov
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172
4'Ac
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17c
Nov
6,800
11c
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3,000
670
4
29%
10,320
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23%
11c
Nov
Apr
Nov
18c
Sep
3%c Sep
38%c Sep
6,500
1.56
1.60
17
33c
8%c
14,750
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40
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23%
ll'A
34c
1
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.—
Jan
19%
27,600
1.79
26%:
Jan
Dec
Aug
Dec
4c
24c
2,515/
2.41
1.75
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3.85
Alines
2.26
1.77
26%
14%
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10
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1
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1
3
3,575
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14%
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10
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12c
26c
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General
15
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16
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56c
2.50
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Alay
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Jan
.Nov
36c
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Coniagas
14%
9c
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j
—
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18% :.
:
42c
•
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Jun
Aug
Jan
4.70
Aug
17%
Aug
5.25
7
Nov
23c
1,750
Sep
13%
2%c
5.45
102
7,425
17,000
5.15
Apr
15 Va
56,500
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Sep
99
Nov
17
24c
.
Geco
Sep
6.25
68 %
12
5c
Oct
9%
Jan
Feb
Oct
10c
24c
preferred
.100
5% r/c prior preferred———.. .100
1.50 Alav
39
Jan
2.30
Jan
10%c
l/i:—_:/_l ;f; r;'k'"-A»"
class
Trailer
Gaitwin
Jan
10%
'A://
■4;
Jan
Aug
11% Mar
27c 30Vac
5.30
5Va
6.00
13 %
565
4 Vac
1
Metais
Commonwealth
18%
S't;
*"
preferred———10
Frobishcr Ltd comii)on.A.-..A._A—*
Dec
Oct
Dec
14 Va
A 14
18%
170
45
475
17
%c
—*
Enterprises
8%
14 %
'*•
1,130
4,014
/A/A
20
Dec
Jan
10
A 600
;
Dec
26 3 it
Nov
2.70
Dec
96
Jan
130
Dec
15%
10%
17
10%,
160
*
Cellulose
8%
17
• %;/
•
50c
1
Combined
8%
Ltd__i-__A——2<)c
10 %c
-1
Equipment-
101
9,400
30c
*
—...—,
101
1.18
L_—1
Smelting
&
Willans
Lake
Columbia
—_i—;
Mines
66
33 Va
'
Gold
8Va
4.50
32
4
.1
Kayrand Copper Mining—.—_1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—_1
Chromium
8
64 Va
65 %
*
29%
Jan
Nov
16%
25
1.08
_1
6.70
Oct
Mar
4.25 Oct
48% Nov
>
Jan
93
111
33 Va
1
Chib
Chimo
2.70
13 VB
/
19% Mar
200
2.70
Petroleum
,V 2,900
—
160
13 %
—
•
Companies'.
French
12%
—-*
—■
155
93c
2.65 May
9,435
*
*
Fraser
12
z—_——.
Mines
26%
11%
Oct
50c
45
'24%
24Va
96
Dec
Jan
31%
96
^1
;
——
Feb
7.05
Wines—.
5,535
>_
Co
Nov
12 %
_•
—
Gai
1,830
14%
Canada
Nov
*
4,000
;
5','t
Charter
10,345
28%
5c
(U S)
63c
1.28
-
44%
—
Alotor Co
il%c
1.22
—
9.25
13
zv-^t*
A__
'
Oct
1.25
39,166
-
1
Gold
50c
class
Sep
Aug
24c
9 VaC
—_———
57c
Mar
^^-1
/'
22 c
22c
7 Va C
♦
Rio
Sep
28c
>'22,884
common—
4%C
22c
Athabaska
Cayzor
23c
7,410
10%
47c
Fleetwood Corp
Jan
9%c
—
"13,525
45c
10
—20
Foundation
32-
May
-1
Quartz——
34c
44c
44c
Alanufaoturing—
105
^^Zi
Asbestos Corp Ltd-
July
28c
29c
/
4 Vac
—A————
Farms
515
/
*
Cassiar
Nov
4Vac
—
Grain
17
—
Nov
,15c
_1
Preferred
16%
o
—.
39c
Aug
13 VaC
Alining—_L__
Federal
Jan
July
5c
1
Alining
Falima
Dec-
Dec
May
12c
23c
Fanny Farmer eand.v%-____--__'__-4.-_l
Fainday^. UTranium Alines _i——l—Z--1
Fargo Oils Ltd-:—
■_//__
___1;
Oct
23c
31c
>,
38,774
16c
Z
Form
Preferred
16%
.^1
—
Ltd—
Oct,
28%
-
Corp
16%
32
__zz——-
1
_
Mines
23
——
Sen
Mar
6c
49,050
1';
—
*
*
com
,
Exploration
Erin
Captain
Gas
Westinghouse
Candore
&!"
50
May
11c
Falconbridge Nickel ^
•
Fatuous Players Canadianr____r_/__^/»/;
Nov>
39c.
2,950
42
Dec
7c
29c
1
Ltd
.20
——z
.
—
54"
1%
—
-r_
Natural
—„
42
—*
A
Class
Aug
Jan
% May
26c
Developments LUI-
Alining
Exquisite
Jan
1,066
90c
42
———*
—
Corp
3c
8C
42:%
———
common
Alines
Sol
Eureka
July
7%
25
10
16c
14 %
-
Empire Life Insurance
Equitable Life Insurance-
21%
v
1,918
/
26
26'
Jan
6,100
16
—
Emco
35%
105
i-aper
'
21
5%
.
17,000
8c
28'A
-
Alines
Nov
Dec
99%" Feb"
10,258
,
12%
12 %
———*
—
15"
V 261 2B%
26
.
L02
102
:
26
9 Vac
_*
;
Dec
Dec
7.50 May
18c
Jan
26c
*
./A
El
Jan
.
23 Va
Dec
9 Vac
45,025
20c
*
Mineral
Alines &
Eldrich
~
Cos
19c
10%
Apr
>
9%
Jun
14
Feb
3.75
7% Mar,
63
Duvex Oils
1.35
2.90
66
10%c
common
Dynamic Petroleum
40c
Jan
9%
1
Canadian
Mar
;
61/4
•
Marconi
Canadian
'
12c 15 Vac
7%c
44%
Amphi Gold..
19%
13%
•
19c
Jun
' Nov
A 12c
Aug
18%
Dec
____2.50
common
4 Vac
———47c
Dec
2.60
73
4c
1,425
17,500
1
Jan
——1
10
8V4
Jan
Nov
1.65
•5c
16,680
Co
9%
V4
6
*
Canadian
£ A'
Copper
7%
2.60
1
Canadian Hydrocarbon
i
lit
Duvan
4.30
95c
„zz——.—_—
8
3.90
-i/:..—:
365
10c
1
Husky Oil
Warrants
100
8%
common
19 %
—20c
:—___——
■.
26
3.65
common
Mines^./.j/JjI—
2,7t>0
.
19%
Nov
5%c
Feb
10c
52 A. Feb
50
*
MinesA././A..
8%
Securities class A——*
23c
26
1,500
25
Dhpoilt Co
II
•
8,487
..~AA
•
'
.3.65
3.80
8c
3.75
Chemical common
7%
■'v'V
8
preferred—20c
6c
61
7c
®
Inv
8
*
——
Energy
c
61
13,287
Insurance
A
&
Textile
5.15 Mar
Z
%
Oct
18c
Jan
5
Nov
69c
Aug
100
East
15
A r
Gen
Stores
16
Oct
5c
70c
4.05
Tar
Oct
1.40
12%
.
Nov
500
200
52 c
Magnesium
Dominion
43,104
15
9c
1.10
50c
preferred
Scottish
Aug
48c
6c
Steel & Coal
Dominion
119,573
480
9c
14c
common
Dominion
3.50
Canada
Electro
Dominion
1.75 Mar
3.60
Dec
6.15
1.10
•
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
May
Jan
11
20
4c
common
Dominion
Aug.
9
Sep
10
7%
1.00
84c
1,242
1.64
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50e
4.10 Mar
Dec
74c
9,960
Jan
—100
Preferred
7,100
13,031
f
2,105
Warrants
7% Mar
Mar
5%
pfd
Dairies
Dominion
900
■
,
3.30
162,3
Oil
&
69c
3,250
4.40
•
_z—-
6,800
Z
82c
1.05
*
10c
Petroleum
Dock
6
__1
z
.
CJftiadian Curtis Wright
C an a dla n
Delhi VXi
97c
Apr
*
5.45 May
33 V2
5%
56c
51c
Bridge—
Jan
5%
Feb
2
of
Jan
•
20c
2.50
Dominion
2.30
3
11,000
10% May
I
Seagrams
Dominion
•
common
^45c
1
Nov
2.25
Jan
Npv
s
Alines
13 Va May
5.30 Apr
58%
Oct
Jan
12 %c
435
25c
Dominion & Anglo Inv
565
5%
27 Vac
2,625
1
Palmer Oils
Mar
270
2.00
38,200
14c
Dec
1
25
2,807
3,375
55c
1
Petroleum
3.40
2,205
50c
1
Alines
13%
/
12
1
Dome
3.30
6%
19% Aug
Oct
9c
1
Dome
13%
2.60
Jan
8%
14c
•
Alines
Distillers
3.30
5%
common
Alines
Nov
13%
2.30
15%
4,095
lo
Pacific
Alay
•
2.50
580
11%
12
1
-Aug
1.98
May
Dec
19
10;%
14%
^
11
Jan
10c
14%
Alines
14c
8%
Dec
18%
1
Feb
Aug
18% May
43% Jan
1,330
Ltd
Sep
7
5,132
•
Mar
4%c
100
57
3.60
Jail
12
1,850
7V2C
*
1
40 %
2c
14%
11
Alines
Dickenson
50
1,646,371
1_*
—
Gold
1,003
3.35
Collieries
Horn
Deldona
5,350
25
Canadian
Deer
May
94
61 %
10c
11%
1
;
Daering Explorers
Daragon Alines
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
3.15
61 %
Nov
1.62 May
-
Nov
94
61 %
May
14c
Feb
1
1
Alines
3.00
2.55 Aug
28c
Sep
51c
1
94
•
common
Cusco
Oct
Jan
6c
5
International
Dec
12c
9,200
A
:
19%
Pershing
3.10
100
__!
Celanese
Crush
Nov
6.30
80c
18%
Zellerbach
Crows Nest
Mar
63%
7,780
79%
29
Feb
18%
60
53%
80
warrants
Canadian
\
509
32
22%
Warrants
•
29
30
24 % July
25 % Jan
22%
625
18 %
Crowpnt Minerals.
4,138
Jan
Jan
3.25 Mar
16
274,460
*
Jan
3.20
42c
1
7%
Jul.V
Nov
lbc
50c
common
18%
Sep
12c
1.83
1.24
*
Ltd
Apr
Croinor
10 V4 May
12c
Mar
7,020
7 %c
1
Mines
Timber
Apr
13,800
preferred
Canadian Chemical
L)
Feb
4c
14,000
.
15c
*
1
3%
•
warrants
(R
Crestbrook
Jan
5c
A 10,500
•
.
19
—
Crestaurum
May
2.00
May
10%
;
Zinc
11%
90c
common
Crain
Oct
38c
Jan
85c
.
Jan
104
Alay
5.55
105
E
.
Jan
26c
1,085
SI3,4
Ef!'
100 %
Lead
9c
1.06
1.24
*>
100
10
Aluminium
30%
A
Alining.
Cowichan Copper
Craigmont Alines/—..
203% bee
Nov
class
Courvan
Mar
4c
7 VaC
1
Imperial
Coulee
15 c,
*
—
Credit
1,320
l
Aviation
Jan
25,450
85
Canadian Canners class A
i;
Coronation
7
12.50
class
13%
Feb
74
Minerals
Canadian
in
Corby Distillery
1.05
84
Breweries
Preferred
Nov
16%
*
V
Canadian
t
13%
8% Mar
Dec
May
3,843
9c
May
14c
57c
2c
11—
Jan
8%c
41c
July
10,950
6 V2 c
Jail
Nov
7c
Sep
7c
11,322
6.40
Dec
23
5
73 %
common
21%
5.85
6%
28%
29
1
21%
6.40
Sep
7
*
preferred
21 %
•
243a
5(i0
84
Petrol
_♦
8 Vic
*
27%
•
Ltd
2.40
9%
4,400
74
A—
2.20
Jun
16
7.55
16 %
10
6c
2.20
Mines 11
28
20
-
Canadian
t
Copper-Alan
7.05
=»
;
class
Safeway
Canadian
•/V
1.80
5%c
♦
6c
1
2.40
15 %c May
27%c Aug
4,000
1
Coppercorp Ltd
Sep
7.15
1
common—
101
26c 27 Va c
1.80
41
Canada Tungsten
Canada Wire & Cable
'I
Dec
38Va July
23c
2,396
Alines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Rights
Jan
26,722
A:
33c, 33% c
Nov
57c
Oct
33c
Jun
1.74 May
Jun
Petroleum——
common
3.45
July
9%c
2Vac
1
Exploration
6 VaC
Apr
4c
Jun
101
!
Preferred
I
1.06
Conwesfc
May
101
-
*
Consumers Gas
48c
•
Lands
Canada
Class B
Jun
32
5,755
—
A
5.80
Aug
13c
100
Canada
Class
Jan
4c
10,145
.
Permanent
Canadian
2.30
Jan
20%
A
Canada
? E
West
2.50
28 'A
1.51 Mar
5,125
lie
Sannorm
May
11,175
,
29c
Consolidated
Jan
1,200
26c
Consolidated
12c
12c
10 Vac
Dec
Feb
45,300
2.35
26c
Jun
Jan
78c
4 V2C
10 %c
Sep
20
18,400
...
12c
1
Mines
/H gn
10,656
<
4V2C
Mine...—1
5.50
8c
2.25
12c
*
Alines
Gold
11%
2.25
Dec
•
Packers
Canada
16%
Northland
Sep
12%
7c
25%
:
Foundries
Class B
Jan
6% Mar
i
;
Mines
Poplar
Consolidated Regeourt Alines
23c
20
common
class
Oil
Jan
13,200
24%
Malting
Canada
Red
38c
29,700
20%
1
preferred
Canada
Consolidated
Mar
9c
*
_•
Canada
Quebec
27c
*
common
Preferred
Foils
Pershcourt
Consolidated
23c
25 !4
;
Cement
Canada
Consolidated
8%c
*
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Bread
Consolidated
Nov
11% Mar
24c
*
Oil
&
Canada
Feb
52%
25c
K245:%
100
Petrol
Canada
39 Va
8% Mar
8 V2C
25c.
preferred
Calvert
Dec
Mar
'
Cosmos
Mines
Petroleum
Calgary & Edmonton..:
Calgary Power common
5 ',»■
Nicholson
200
class A—A——
Dock
2.27
Negus Mines.;
Consolidated
11,757
8Va
8%
y
2
Consolidated
640
t1 I;
Mosher
Nov
21,127
34
45c
Aug
53,050
4%c
34%;
41c
July
11,000
4y2C
._1
—
41c
Exploration-
16%
2,600
5 Vac
2.90
1
Morrison
32
650
3.30
Consolidated
45
1,110
5 Vac
-_1
,_1
1.25
16%
100
13%
1.13
Low
25
1.13
May
280
2.75
27c
23%
l
Consolidated
106
29c
24%
14% May
21,294
High
♦
14
39,550
10%
50%
Low
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Mogul—.
Dec
15
14%
Par
Apr
36%
12%
—
Ankerite /,
Red Lake
Buffalo
36
8 %
.25
Mining & Smelting
Buffadison
I
Nov
3.05
11%
-10
A
:
Brunswick
77
16
Telephone
Company
Jan
33 %
Mines
Reef
Feb
2.00
1514
#
preferred——
Chem
42 V*
1,700
12
Power
Columbia
165
2.42
A—
]
Brockville
72 %
.:/•'
.:.
High
36
•
Products—
■'
British
Low
72
British
I[
High
2.35
,_i
Petroleums
Britalta
Low
4.40 'Jail"
100
3.75
'
Feb
.
:
4.05
Dec
Volume
Number
194
6119
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2805)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
"Week's
West
Great
Greater
Mines
Lead
Hahn
16%
Hardee
1st
800
3.50
Jan
6.75 May
Macdonald
225
2.70
Jun
4.50
Macfie
16%
.
10%
2,729
11%
Jan
725
30%
Jan
57
55%
58
Dec
17% July
58
Nov
Heath
Nov
Mad.sen
—_1
8.3o
8.25
8.70
17,001
Vac
'6 % C
8c
40,500
i
jr.
18
2.07
__1
"
2.00
;
200
18
r
2.21
M0%
10%
111
15%
"11
12c
1.45
1,000
16
v
16
•
111
16
100
—____;
Mines,,—:
.
"y.
Nov
9c
"
10c
—1
11
9%
2,705
.75:;
2,600
13c
18 Vs
Nov
Oct
2.50
May
Apr
Sep
19 Vt May
111
Oct
117
May
11
Jan
16
10c
July
1
Class
Co
8c
Consolidated
Golci__
Co
Hugh
.>
15c
Jan
25%
13 %
1
1
,
.
1.85
13
12,408
9,475
7 VaC
17c
60
Glaze
10
151
*
,
i
■
Oct
3.30
preferred
Dec
Mattagami
Maxwell
13 Vs
6c
2.85 May
McKenzie
Jan
19%
McMarmac
24c
Dec
27
45
Apr
160
355
89 %
Jan
49%
14,797
37 V*
Jan
17%
17%
6 %
6 Vt
10,087
12%
161
Jan
Minerals
18%
6V4
700
5%
33
34%
13,652
31V4
Oct
38%
Nov
21%
2,745
19
Oct
25 %
54%
55
100
51%
Dec
56 %
Jun
*
3.70
3.70
Inland Cement Co preferred-—
common
5Vi
Jan
16
5%
5%
18%
18%
225
1.50
1-20
1.70
1,220
1.50
'
:
25
17,.
18
26:
.
V-
n
L26
15
1
Molybdenum
29c
-vn;
'115
,
.
Jan
5e
40,700
4c
85%
57%
33%
Jan
40',4
Jan
4c.
Common
Jun
51
1,180
6%
6%
7
325
75c
240
Investors
Class
Nov
2.55 Mar
Nov
Merrill
Meta
Island
Iroquois
Glass
514
7%
8
82%
4,068
60%
.
ui
10c
20c
Jan
4c
July
13 %c
Nov
5c
Oct
15Vac
Dee
80c
85 c
62,300
67c
43c
48c
46,800
33c
May
13
12%
13%
46,673
108
109
105
16,077
1.55
,9c
Midrim
Waite
Mining
66
66
120
Nov
37
Jamaica
Jaye
Public
3,261
1.19
16,802
1.70
1,600
11
11V4
300
78c
98c
84,710
44c
20c
21c
11,200
19c
56c
68c
72,826
48c
45%
250
12 %C 15 VaC
27,700
3,-245
1.15
85c
20c
Service
Explorations
Jefferson
Class
B
Gold
Jockey Club
8%
8%
9%
4.30
Mines
Joburke
45
*
1
warrants
Jellicoe
56c
1
_
Lake
4.25
4.70
3,700
5c
5c
6c
30,100
8c
8 VaC
11,500
3.60
3.55
3.60
7,555
1
Mines
Ltd
1
*
common
11%
90c
95c
16,600
27c
26 VaC
29C
10,800
*
10c
10
Warrants
Quebec
Jonsmith
Mines
Douglas
class
A
65c
Dec
8
Dec
2.80
Nov
70
64
Jan
Jan
Jan
Nov
1.65 May
1.50 July
2.70
■13
8% May
"Sep
1.35
Sep
Jan
Dec
'
Nov
-
40c
Mar
90c
-
Oct
May
Midwest
Kenville
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
Kirkland
Minerals
.
Kopan Developments Ltd
Dufault
Lakeland
common
Mines,
B
Ontario
Preferred
Lake
!
Osu
Mines.
La
Shore
Luz
Knitting
Mines
Lambton Loan
Landa Oil
«
~5-
Laura
Laurentide
$1.25
Financial
class
A
preferred
Lencourt
Steel
Levy Industries
Nello
Jan
9%
31c
21c
Neon
I.exindin
Little
Gold
Mines
Class
Loblaw
Class
Groceterias
—>
1st
B
A
pfd—
1st
:
6V4
1,260
5%
A. warrants
2.20
i
new
Ltd
(M)
,
...
12%c May
Jan
Jan
8%
Apr
Jan
5.40
Jan
13 Vt
Apr
Oct
9c
Jan
Jan
4V2C
4%c
5 VaC
35,500
9.00
8.70
9.00
22,286
8.25
Nov
13%
1.90
1.90
1.90
900
1.70
Dec
4.50 May
4c
39c
38c
37c
10,700
20c
8c
1,000
7c
Sep
11 %C
11 VaC
v
Mar
87c
May
12c
12c
6,583
11c
Apr;
Nov
19c
Oct
17%
Nov
28
Aug
*
15%
15%
7,521
•
25 Vt
25 y*
26
1,122
17%
Jan
5%
5%
400
5%
Dec
1.50
100
70c
Feb
5.30
7.70
385,687
38c
Jap
16 Vs
1.85
2.70
2.65
2.75
4,050
9c
9 Vac
4,350
7c
1
3.35
3.35
3.55
4,300
2.50
12%
12
12 Vs
250
18c
18c
25c
49,800
3.25
8V4
10c
Jan
Oct
15
7% Mar
3.60 Mar
.
£
..
3.10
Jan
Aug
12%
.
12c
Nov
Newlund
Apr
Mining
Nickel
Rim
Nipissing
Nisto
Nor
37c
May
73c
Nov
39c
July
73c
May
18
18
18 V*
455
16
Jan
19
*
25
25
27%
4,687
10%
Jan
21%
22%
280
21
Oct
195
49
Mines
Norbeau
Mines
Normetal
Mining Corp
Nor pax
Northcal
North
Ltd—
Oils
Aug
49c
Feb
6,000
5c
Oct
8%c
7c
■8 VaC
17c 21 %C
47,200
6c
Sep
12 %c
Nov
30c
Ma}May
7c
17c
10
5,705
10
10%
10%
10%
12,730
50
50
50 V4
525
May
9%
Nov
9%
Nov
45% Mar
38c
5,800
18 Vac
Jan
47c
35c
35c
37c
81,250
35c
Aug
72c
Noi-
5%c
6%c
2,950
4c
Oct
Sc
Mar
6%c
6c
6 VaC
66,580
4c
Aug
14c
12 V*
400
50c
54c
17,898
40c
41c
47c
5,172
28c
1.53
2,300
36c
Jan
3c
July
6c
.Jan
12c
Jun
23c
Nov
57%
"59%
37c
8c
-
-
;
6,659
40
39c
5,700
32c
Aug
50c
Jan
8c
9c
8,500
3VaC
Feb
14c
Nov
15c
12,600
12c
Aug
21 Vac
Jan
-
2.60
6c
6 %c
32,200
1.70
1.70
1.81
5,850
Jan
2.70 Mar
50c
620
32c
Jan
1.10
71c
72c
9,750
70c
Sep
1.73
25c
Feb
Northwestern
Dec
Norvalie
Oct
Nova
Dec
71c
4c
1.50
748,622
30c
Apr
88c
Dec
8,700
20c
Oct
34c
May
44 %c
45c
26,600
40c
Feb
84c
May
50c
51c
1,900
21c
Jan
84c
Mav
2.50
2.40
2.50
13,600
*
20
19%
20 Vs
2,680
13%
Sep
20%
32%
33%
155
25%
Jan
34
9%
3,650
50c
Gas
common-
*
1
Ltd
41c
9%
,
Mines—
,
5.90
1.02 Mar
15c
1,100
81%
83
237
7c
9c
3,500
60c
65c
15,500
8%c
1
Mines
5%
2.20
200
14c
1
Beaucage
Nudulama
9
20c
100
-
Utilities pfd
*
12 %c
•
10 Vac
;
Metals
Rare
Jan
Okalta
:
Oils
Oleary
Malartic
&
*
Ontario
Loan
Oct
Ontario
Steel
Oct
Debenture
Products
13c
8c
9 VaC
32c
27,300
13c
14c
21,500
37%
39
Jan
Gold
May
Feb
18c
Jan
40
Apr
May
22%
22%
22%
50
17 %
Apr
22%
6.70
6.45
6.70
9.099
5.25
Jan
8.60 May
1.82
1.80
1.83
5,600
1.50
Jun
2.18
5 VaC
May
2.36
1
5 VaC
4VaC
19c
-1
53c
56c
26,660
*
5
5
5
10
Pacific Petroleums
1
14%
14
14%
14,497
9.00
9.50
1.100
Page
•
24%
24 Vs
25
7,328
—
Sep
Oct
8
-
Mines
common
52c
Dec
*
52c
Lake
Dec
1
Mines
Overland
15c
May
11c
1,574
Osisko
Oct
Dec
29
8,000
8,400
Oct
Jan
72c
12%
Jan
1
common
23c
Mar
Nov
28Vac
315
33%
7c
1.05
7c
29,300
21c
5c
Sep
May
8% May
150
32 %
3.000
May
30c
6,900
11%
28 VaC
8c
10
Opemiska Copper—
Orchan
1
90c
Aug
Nov
57c
1
44,800
12c
52c
59c
11%
1
•
6c
Jun
7c
Oshawa Wholesale
12c
Dec
70
16c
Orenada
lie
83 Y*
4%c July
Ormsby Mines
5 VaC
8.20 July
Feb
75
10Vac May
Jan
6c
11% July
30c
1,000
Oct
lie
Jan
4,000
Oct
*
Jan
5c
6.00
1
Oct
Sep
July
Feb
12c 12 Vac
5C
*
Aug
1.58
2.70
Jan
2.20
30
Sep
88c
22c
10c
Mar
Apr
68c
22 %
May
Sep
Jan
20 VaC
Dec
4c
10c
87c
Jan
25
Aug
22c
4c
50
20 VaC May
23,583
8%
57,775
3.25 May
Jan
2,894
15c
3.85
1.09
Nov
8c
2.78
12c
2,590
27%
Dec
2.75
13,100
93c
59%
14c
31,600
27%
Feb
2.77
6c
1.04
Aug
1.15 May
1.73 Oct
74c
4.30
—
M)_
Jan
May
7,000
20 V4
Feb
98c
18,500
{19
25C
Nov
14
Feb
6c
4.00
42C
*
Jan
23c
5 VaC
4.00
20%
10
20c
22c
5.40
Oils
33%
12 Vt
Jan
Nov
•
Obaska Lake Mines
51
10Vac
Jan
1.10 May
6V2C
Warrants
Northland
Nov
11%
84,100
14c
"
Power
Oka
15,100
5c
23,300
7 VaC
1
Rankin
North
Nov
10
footnotes, see page 42
15,025
73c
7c
1
6c
101,975
For
7c
70c
1
Exnloration
Goldcrest
6,800
32 V*
7c
70c
7%c
•
3 Vac
36c
Mines
Nov
*
—
common
Coldstream
3c
1.99
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines—
7c
50c
Oils
Canadian
Ocean Cement
34c
Lyndhurst
Sep
Warrants
O'Brien Gold Mines
1.83
.—
Apr
2c
1
Sep
32
Jun
•
Nickel
15c
34
6c
14c
Jun
Feb
Jan
3,233
Mines
24 y8
1.75 May
Oct
8%c Jan
4c
59 y4
Norlartic
12%
29V4
Jan
38c
42c
3%c
1
^
10 Vs May
30
4c
1,224
Nov
Nov
Mines
22
145
5%c Mar
24c
28c
■
160
345
Jun
6%c Nov
38c
Noranda
500
1,750
Nov
6%c
-
5c
23 %
Mar
4 VaC
13 %
25c
10,500
4%c
Jun
July
July
Aug
3c
7,500
27c
Dec
18c
10 %
7,500
6c
26c
115
Mar
23c
•
10%
Jan
30c
6c
—
Gold
23%
36c
(W
1.70
4,000
28c
26c
Mines
Mines
10%
1.99
Warrants
59
650
4%c
Jan
Sep
9c
12
Telephone
30,700
39,900
Nov
12%
64
3 VaC
43c
Northern
July
53c
50c
Feb
13
i
Quebec
1.40 May
2,500
Nov
Aug
Smelting
Natural
22%
12,200
17c
Apr
4.00 May
21%
Jan
1.53
&
Ontario
4.50 May
29%
25
5 VaC
Dec
lie
1.35 Mar
10%
Apr
18 Vs
Apr
Jan
July
Mines
Acme
North
2.65
4c
Dec
18c
5lc
Niagara Wire class B
Northgate
Jan
14 V4
1.25
19c
i,
Rouyn
Nickel
Nov
32%
112
5c
4 Vac
38c
Northern
1.97
Jan
'
Nov
Apr
11
6 VaC
S
Nov
32 V4
Mar
8c
Aug
19,200
Senator
&
60
32
50c
23,500
Nov
31c
26,500
New
M
32 Vs
1.87
101,550
1.80
Sep
24c
Manitoba
Mines
pfd—30
30
13C
Sep
Feb
14c
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt LtdRouyn Merger-
Canada
2c
1.17
%c
23c
22c
New
38c
50C
3c
1.07
50c
Oct
47c
10%
8,500
Dec
Nov
65%
10c
Northspan class A warrants
4c
25c
,18%
r84"
Jan
.
Jun
Nov
22c
New
Northern
14,170
1.62
Jan:
i.t'Jan..'
44%
12,203.
100,225
17c
*
Jan
112,000
1.46
112
5c
1
Jan
55
13%
.55*. ■r 58
54
Oct
11
77C
July
13c
Mines
3.00
13c
730
82
52%
17%
7% Mar
63c
1
4.10
1.56
8% July
400
1
Jun
11c
Dec
Nov
5,495
1
Nov
1.46
30%
44%
•
Mines
3.20 Mar
54 Vt
-
Dec
Feb
Jan
7,974
...
17%
80
Nov
30 %
25
9,664
Mines
2.30
12C
16%
C 80
Dec
10c
Jan
41 Vs
4,975
10
"72c...
Apr:
V4
121.
3,350
;
2.80
1.50
14%
10
*
Mines
1,090
1.55
14
70c
Feb
3.65
14
50c
1,040
100
14
16%.
24c
Oct
240
..
2.35
—
2,710
2.25
24%
20%
Oil of Canada
2.50
2.25
4c
1,506
72c
*
Petroleum
32 Vs
50c
7,600
30%
Jan
2.50 May
July
5 VaC
30
2.30
New
12%
1
Lowney
Ap»
47c
Oct
43%
*
3.55
27%
11V4
30%
1.
2.50
•
2.00
2,830
20 %
Mines
Jun
Aug
1
Petroleum—
Gas
Mar
-1,300
2.35
Harricana
North
1—,
Island
15c
13,271
-
20%
-
3.50
3.00
3.50
16c
2.60
14,200
Develop
Nov
Loraao Uranium Mines
Long
Jan
6%c
1
4.10
Aug
Sep
Long Point
1.50
12,400
14%
30 V*
1
Jun
47%
—*
A pi-
5c
10
——
Norgold
8c
1
—
,
Aug
July
36C
28c
2.50
30
Oct
975
6
1.85
1
Kelore
56c
1,100
-
T.oeb
24c*
8,490
"
16%
Mines
New
1.50 May
Jan
3.10
*
—
Oct
6c
Calumet
11% Mar
Jan
Aug
10%
50
B
Preferred
22%
15%
Bidlamaque Gold
Hosco
9%
50
1
class A
Cos
Aug
6c
Athona Mines—
Jason
9%
—1
Dec
211
15%
New
New
6
*
class
10
13c
New
New
Nov
20
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
1.20 May
Jan
16c
•
Alger Mines
Apr
May
,
Oct
Jan
25c
Products
New
4.35 May
•
38c
8c
1.80
1
Mines
Nev;
Mar
24c
—*
:
2.60
Jun
•
Nealon Mines
12c
Aug
7c
2.50
Sep
1
common
Preferred
Jun
Oct
8c
*
common
National Trust
Goldvue
Aug
1
Mines
Apr
70c
6,500
31c
33c
1.12
Car
New
25c
38
Mines
Gold
535
2.50
7Vs
1
National
Dec
14c
20
$2 preferred
Leitch Gold
5,535
Jan
Jan
17c
29,050
22 J/4
1.60
"
12,600
10
28c
1.53
Exploration
May
3
Secord-
45 Vac
72c
11c
30 %c
53%'.
.:
Drug & Chemical
Davies
1.000
1
Dec
2.50
23c
Continental
50c-
American
Mai-
5,400
Minerals
Concord
16,941
-10c
Langis Silver
Latin
13c
61c
2.60
*
!
New
18,500
*
10
Aug
July
45,100
43 y4
—1
Trust
New
16c
*
Gold
5c
55c
'
Nov
23c
50c
•
*
common
Locomotive Works—
New
lie
1
Mines
Mines
Lamaque
4,610
Jan
52,200
66c
Dec
22c
Apr
18,193
10c
37%
51
12c
52C
^2 c
30
30 V*
Northern
Lake
V» May
Oct
Apr
May-
26% May
2.39
66c
*
Porcupine
Dec
31c
1
common
6 %c
45c
2.31
__1
A
Petroleum
8c
1
Gold,
Cement
6c
32
5,718
16,625
10c
'
Apr
16C
1 '
Lingman
Lake
100
48
18c
'15 %c
1
National
4.85
4c
10
Gas
Lake
37%
45%
16 %c
2.50
2.50
—
May
10c
I
Warrants
11c
1.80
:
class
National
Sep
3.70
1.50
Lafarge Cement
Lake
Feb
5c
14
Brewery
National
9%
1
1
Labrador Mining & Exploration
5%c
50c
•
__i
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
23c
10
Labatt
14,700
20%
Brick———
Montreal
50
29 VaC
*
8c
22 »/4
Monarch Fine Foods
Jan
*
1
Kirkland Townsite
3.00
20
Preferred
Feb
1
Gold
Copper
10%
Oct
-
9%
Industries Gas
Class
6
1
.
Jan
1.80
Mining Corn
lie
1
Mines
10%c
5.90
100
45c
Mill City Petroleums
Milton
26% M'ar
*
Canada
of
Oct
1,485
9%
Multi
3.00
Kelvinator
25,000
1
Nov
•
:
No v
8c
1.90
20
Moore Corp common
Mt Wright Iron--—;
1
Mines
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol—
Kelly
335
11
91c
1
Preferred
Joliet
May-
9.00
37%
45%
17 %c
Nov
14% Mar
110
7c
2.36
;
Jan
Jan
100
1.90
7c
1
:
10 Vi
1.24 May
67c
8.90
7%c
•
:
Mines
Jun
84%
Jan
31%
64
1.10
1.65
60%
62 %
35c
1.90
•
Mining
Monarch
Jun
51%
Oct
7
10
Jacobus
8c
9.00
l
——.
12 Vac May
Jan
44c
New
Jack
Aug
7,416
1.25
'
Midcon Oil_—
Moneta
,87%. Aug
-49
,
Jan
1.70
1
Oc*
110
13,500
common
Preferred
Dec
7% Aug
1.65
1
preferred-
7c
100
1.00 May
81%
1
Mines
Lake
Mining
Uranium
Metro Stores
Nov
18
27
Dec
-82
25c
:
,
6,500
"
Min Ore Mines
Jan
1.70
25c
A
Copper Mines
Mines
6%
31c
•
common
50
11c
15,900
1
I
Nama Creek Mines
*
Syndicate
Bay
75c
Jan
Janui.Pi
5
Pipe' Line
Steel Pipe
106
10c
18
Apr
10c
Exploration & Development_50c
E P C Canadian Prop
•
Molsons
Discount
:
Interprovincial
Iso
45 Vs
49
75C
Commercial
Interprovincial
Iron
42%
50%
*
Irish
45 Vs
II,559
3,044
warrants
12 Vi
14c
Mentor
Jun
58c
Apr
22% Mar ,y,
84%
4c
5
1959
Mav
21c
3,735
,
Apr
18%
V
11 %
150
„
25
Inter-Provincial
Red
7
Jan
85%
'
«>','•
40C
5,205
17
8 VaC
•
Montreal
International
Nov
Oct
28c
15%
*
;
—
Lake
18
Jan
95c
Feb
May
7.00
Jan
16
15,300
-
11
Jan
Jan
4.15
4,615
46c
40c
17
*
com
L
43 Vac
1
:
—...
Powders
Preferred
•
6%
4.70 Mar
5Vt May
4.00
842
15%
5%
Warrants
3.25 Aug
213
2,310
'
1
—:
382
8%
5%
8%
<
10
;
Nov
6c
Nov
*
Bronze
Dec
20
„
*
.—
(John)
International
Dec
55
_50
Ingersoll Machine, class A_—:
Gas
Nov
49%
Nov
95c
Oct
*
McWatters Gold Mines
Jan
4c
May
3c
7c
1
Medallion Petroleums
34%
Nov
67c
500
82C
:
—
Dec
Nov
lc
12,400
13 %C
r
Dec
44c
26,000
90c
106
*
17c
Sep
3 VaC
4 VaC
10c
1
60
Apr
>
Apr
Sep
July
——
Red
Aug
1
Mclntyre
57% May
Jan
Jun
41
Jan
85c
100
Mines
Oct
Mar
37
23,924
McCabe Grain
Jan
9.10
1,985
Maybrun
3.40
6Vac
26
4%C
I.
common
__
Sep
Nov
1
Lake
Dec
5.00
Jun
19%
1
5% %
Apr
1.62
Jun
1.95 July
4c
Nov
250
Jun
15%
11,650
3c
Jun
95c
16,200
32%
Oci
8c
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Ltd
2.30
4c^ 5 VaC
23
35c
25C
Mining Corp
Dec
Jan
2.25
-100
Martin-McNeely Mines
Aug
21
—
2.25
:
13%
~
Inspiration
12,186
Z~l"
'
29
15.1
34 Vt
*
com
—
Preferred
2,900
18%
15%
.
Oils
Jan
49%
49%
;
Accept Corp Ltd
warrants
Natural
1.14
18
1*
Oct
Dec
70c
Jan
Mines
Jan
2.00
2,890
34
34
*
Industrial
Inland
1.05
*
preferredMatachewan Consol
45
27,700
„
39c
36c
39c
17%
Inglis
1.05
18%
1
—1
53
7.25
1,572
58 V4
67c
13c
3.05 May
.4,400
56
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6%
preferred
4.86%
Industrial
24%
I
Apr
7.60
4,598
2.35
1
Oil
S2.75
July
1
—_
19
2,677
58 Vt
-20
Imperial Life Assurance
New
170
:
:
48 %
80
14 %c
1
__
:
Maritimes
Sep
3.95
Oil.,,
Nov
Nov
12
2.20
19%c
Aug
19%
,
Mar con
Marigold
M
Imperial
24
_
Jan
Nov
3c
19
Porcupine
Flo
23
32%
Mines
6VaC Aug
12,757
....
Jun
Maralgo
Marboy
1.35
25c
3.55
55%
i
Exploration
Imperial
23
common
Preferred
21c
20c
-
55 %
2.40
__1
Smelting
&
Erie
Hydra
2 4 V*
12%
21c
600
53
3.75
20c
Gold
Mining
Bay
Pam
Huron
5%C Nov
1.
Barvue
Dec
1.03
10,000
V
2.65
...
May
Oct
10c
-
56,600
.
%C
.2.50
12%
"
Consolidated.
Bay
42c
9
45c
24%
A
class
12
Hudsons
8c
45c
B
Hudson
40c
V
1
i
2.50
Ltd
61.100
52 %
&
Home & Pitiield__
Howey
13c 15 VaC
Daucli—
Oil
Home
6,600
5,400
40 Vac
1
Lake—
4 Vac
45,700
13c
1.12
14 VaC
Mines
10C
9c
13c
1.10
;—1
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Oct
3%c
Maple Leaf Mills
Dec
July
3c
Ltd
—
Manitou
3.70
14c
43,000
"II
Lake
Malartic Gold Fields,
Maneast Uranium
Dec
11,428
1.05
•__1
—
Red
Shoes
2.60 Apr
33,500
Magnet Con's Mines—
Maher
3,605
'
31c
4%C
Majortrans
,18
1
9.50 Aug
,
3.70
26c
3%C
Cockshutt
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River-
Nov
Jan
3.05
27c
MacLeod
7c
11c
Aug
3.10
3%C
—20
——
Apr
__
Lakes
Hollinger
pfd
Jun
__1
&
A
4c
Highland Bell
Hinde
class
4c
Minerals
Gold
Macleods
1
7,100
4c
High
—1
13,500
7.05
Low
—1
—
8c
preferred
Gold
.(Geo
Ltd—„
5%c
common
Headway Red
Mines
Mines
6c
Hastings
Hees
Gold
Explorations
5 VaC
Hasaga Gold Mines.
of
Macassa
6c
6
Range Since Jan. 1
High
changed to
5%c
"
Head
Name
Low
Shares
Ltd
—1
1
v
Carpets
Harrison
Mines
1
1st
Rock
4.95
4.40
Macassa
—
preferred
Hard
17 y4 May
4.80
Sep
—
Farms
Harding
18% May
Jan
—10
—1
Mines
Jan
31
4.25
_
Mines,
Brass
11%
461
4.95
Gwillim Lake Gold
Hallnor
I,877
16
2.00
of Prices
Par
10%
—-
Mining
Gunnar
High
16
16
Gas.
——
Gulf
Low
1.15 Aug
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
500
"
Week's
Last
Jan. 1
1.30
■
trust '
Greening Wire
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
Range Since
High
1.25
warrants
1956
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
15%
Winnipeg
Voting
for Week
of Prices
Low
Saddlery-
(Range for Week Ended December 22)
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
41
Jan
27c
8%C
28c
Dec
Sep
Sep
May
33 %
Dec
Oct
Mar
75c
4%
Sep
6
9.90
Jan
14%
5.85
Jan
10
Dec
22%
Jun
27
Mar
Jan
Oct
Dec
t22c
Nov
9c
May
Hersey
i
Dec
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(2806)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
stocks
Sale Price
Par
>,
Pamour
Paramaque Mines
Pato
of
—
Zi
IZ
'9c
Gold
;
Peerless
Ltd
Exploration
Pipeline common-
Pembina
Preferred
Penman's
Peoples
Permo
Gas
8%
9%
50
50
35
35
30
31
Perron
Petrol
Oil
Oil
37c
—
11 tec
Tormont
Jan
Toronto
Mar
Toronto
80c
■«.
Nov
..
-
Crow
Pitch
Gold
Towagmac
Dec
Trans
Canada
Aug
Trans
Canada
35
%
Dec
32c
10c
Oct
2,200
75c
47c
Jun
Nov
Trans
Feb
75c
9%
9,525
10%
Dec
35c
37c
17,200
29c
Dec
55c
Apr
61c
60c
63c
10,453
50c
Mar
72c
v
7c
12,500
3%c
Oct
46c
Sep
Sep
8c
40c
Placer
Development
Ponder
54c
Dec
27%
28 V*
8,524
Jan
28%
Nov
2nd
65c
70c
36,800
Apr
76c
Dec
Union
Powell
Rouyn Gold
Power
46c
27%
-&Oo
Oils
-
.1
Jan
52c
13,650
69C
5 %
47c
50c
61
61
61
Oil
Premium
Royalties
Iron
Preston
2.20
Prospectors
Provo
20c
Airways
3.35
23c
87c
July
Triad Oil
Ti
78c
Quebec
Labrador
Develop
Corp
Quebec Lithium
Quebec
Manitou
2.18
Quebec
Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
"Shawkey
Union
Acceptance 1st
72c
139
3.00
Apr
Jan
May
3.60 Mar
30c
May
Jan
Dec
Quemont
Quonto
Feb
Mining
Rayrock
Realm
Renabie
2.10
Jan
5%c
Feb
24c
24c 24 V2 c
Oct
30c
Nov
Vandoo
Jan
98c
Nov
Vauze
2,625
23c
92c
28,175
65c
7%
7%
2.35
10,762
3,870
90C
56%
58 V*
13 Vic
__
13 Vic
16c
Jan
5%c Dec
6.40
4.40
Feb
(A
Jun
18c
Jan
Victoria
Jun
10
Jan
Violamac
159,250
4%c
Oct
19c
54c
58c
23,800
3,020
45c
Jan
84c
July
62c
Nov
1.38
1.38
1.45
7
7
7
100
11 V2
11 Vi
350
1.50
79c
81c
25,978
56c
15 Vic iey2c
,
36,400
15c
1.45
1.50
1.95
1.25
350
July
99c
Dec
32c
10
Dec
Dec
18
2.20
3.00
*—*
I,000
—1
12c
12c
9.00
9.30
12,485
:
6c
6 Vic
35c
35c
37c
8c
9c
22,000
16 Vic
4.55
Jan
155
74 y4
Jan
90
Sep
10%
874
8 7*
Sep
12
10%
5c
85%
10%
5c
2,000
85%
•
12%
25
4,423
9%
Lawrence Cement
St
Lawrence
Lfc
Maurice
Salada
class
Corp 5%
200
11%
Dec
Sep
157a
—1
9 Vic
9c 12 %c
Gas
Shiriff
•
Horsey
15%
-
90c
*
Antonio
Gold
River
Dec
10 -7
Jan
20
•
8c
25
10%
'
Sapphire
Sarcee
Petroleums
Satellite
104
86c
92 c
1,825
55—
15,770
99%
24 %c
13
8,910
6.35
1.74
1.85
4,141
1.30
19%
7 Vic,
Holdings
29,075
4c
39
38
40
10,300
33%
1.01
1.12
22,114
69c
class
A
*
43c
54,650
4.85
Arts
4.95
1,410
5%
57*
Class
•
878
87e
common-*
26 7a
247s
26
26%
26%
26 3
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Shawinigan Water & Power
A
*
-
Class
A
Class
B
Sheep
15
10c
Sep
Oct
53c
5.10
4.20 Mar
57a
250
a
145
Mines
1.42
1.42
4.70
Miller
Standard
Silvermaque
Silverwood
50o
.1
:
Dairies
class
A
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
S
K
D
Ltd-.
1
1
437a
50
87c
3.70
23
Feb
Surf
B
Manufacturing
:
preferred———
Indus
Oct
5.40
32
Southam
"
Southern
Union
Mines
&
Stafford
Foods
Ltd
Oil &
Starratt
of
Steeloy
;
..
;
A
i
common
•
2nd
14%
14%
Willroy
78%
Wood
Class
•
lvl2
217a
Jan
■
■'
77a
15c
16c
2,500
974c
Apr
55
Mar
12c
71
Nov
Aug
Nov
28 72c
Jan
55
55
25
72c
74C
7,590
4.55
4.55
500
3.90
Oct
4.70
1.15
1.25
1,180
1.00
Dec
1.85 May
5.60
Nov
72c
1.15
8.40
8.15
8.40
57 74
587a
5,394
78c
83c
1,000
3.40
3.40
68c
10,393
58
150
3.40
•
8c
8c
11c
2.70
3C
3 72c
11c
Mar
3.30
187a
1774
*
39%
•
Dec
II,000
Sep
Nov
1.12
Jan
4.40
Apr
1172c Mar
2.40 Mar
3.90
Apr
lc
V.
Sep
5c
Apr
IV2C
Feb
24c
May
Vic
9,566
1.00
1.00
8.40
Oct
6074
Nov
4c
13,000
10c
May
90c
387a Mar ;
57c
July -
2,650
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58
"
17,700
2.50
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Jan
Aug
.39
1.16
5,312
88c
Jan
38c
9,200
20c
Aug
10c
Dec
16c
Apr
1.18
75c
Aug
Mar
187a
19 78
7,756
16
July
19%
177a
18
9,031
15
Oct
18 7b
Aug
39%
-
a
40
238
35
Feb
40 Vi
;Sep
-60c
60c
63c
15,333
41c
Jan
3.40
3.25
3.90
11,157
95c
Mar
974
974
1.358
35
35
•
Dec
——5
—-
—1
,
_
_
2.80
1.50 Mar
79C
Jan
12c
Jan
625
4,818
1774 July
22 7a
Oct
22
6,958
1872 July
2472
Nov
1172
12
3,006
14 7a
Oct
110 72
Oct
106
9.85
106
30
104
Oct
35
35
123
17
772
.772
150
5
July
May
1.42
1.55
36,000
20c 27 7a c
513,100
22c
-1
-
25c
Jun
*
~
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1
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Dec
Dec
16c
1.46
5c
_—
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15c
1.15
5c
37 72
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17
16%
1774
5.50
6.50
1.00
1.00
1.01
Dec
35
1
7%
Feb
Nov
2.14 May
60c
Aug
4%c Aug
Nov
7c
Oct
Sep
17c
Dec
Jun
3772
Dec
1572
Jan
23
4.75
1,290
5.50
v
•
May
23
9,500
36
3672
"
2,000
13c
13c
,
*
A
1.18
►
2072
1
v.
Dec
-
11%
,
(
35
■*:
19%
50
1
class
2.00
Jan
2172
100
_
pfd—
,
Jan...
25c
13,448
Oct
25c
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Dec
Mar
32%
825
3,870
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20 72
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.
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64c
Oct
21 %
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1.05
1.05
;
50c
A
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57c
r; 57c
366
2.00 :
1.35
•
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6
Jan
11%
Jun
Jun
1.34
Jan
8c
3,050
1,739 *
16,450
84c
Jun
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Lead
Yankee
Zinc—
&
Canuck
Yellorex
'11c
26,300
3c
3 72c
26,000
5 Vic
3,000
972C
Jan
27ac
Feb
18c
May
6C
Apr
7c
July
'
5 7o c
1.00
1.00
1.03
38,500
90c
May
30C
34c
37c
68,600
34c
Aug
68c
Jan
\r.5c
Mines
5c
57aC
7,000
3%c Nov
10c
Nov
2.75
2.85
l
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Yukeno Mines
10c
5%c
20C
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—
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l
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—
3%c May
.:
-
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1.15
Jan
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»
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Zenmac Metal Mines
3,200
2.00
Feb
16c
1
—
16c 16 72c
19,000
29c 35 %c
19,650
21 %c
2.90
1472c Aug
33c
A
22 72
Jan
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Oct
Aug
Nov
40c
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
34
22c
Aug
13 %c
1774
Apr
Anglo
2.40
National
Anglo
3c
Aug
8c
Mar
14
Nov
1674
67%
Jan
80
4c
3,000
3%c
Oct
8.20
25,930
22c
12,400
7c
8c
16,600
1.73
1.73
1.77
7.201
14c
15c
Nov
7,000
May
-
Bulolo
Gold
Canada
&
9.80 Mar
Jun
Dominion
'*•••
1
Range
V
.
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. I
High
Low
7%
.7%
50
38%
38%
35
IV2
37
High
8% Aug
Jan
Feb
44 %
Jan
5
Sugar
10%
10%
10%
100
672
Jan
3472
34
34%
2,615
2572
Apr
36Vi
Nov
5
1
8.00
8.00
8.15
9,560
Sep
8.45
Nov
24%
24%
2574
Dec
•
Investments
*
25
1,385
—
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40
303
*
43 V4
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4374
2,313
*
17c
17cl772c
5,155
.
!
Paper
Dominion
16c
Aug
34c
Jan
Gaspe
5c
Feb
Oil
Dominion
Dec
24c
Dollars
Sales
•
General
Dalhousie
32
Jun
—
.
5.25
10%
Dec
16
Jan
29%
Jan
42
Oct
41
Apr
49 Va
Jun
1372c Sep
66
May
1972 Jun
20c
Feb
88 72
Nov
2574
Jun
Nov
44 Va
11c
7%
*
Paper-
Dredging
Consolidated
Jan
2.02
Pulp
Corp
Dec
11c
Canadian
of Prices
Low
*
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20
Jan
Corp
Canadian
44%
1.31
'
Par
Andian
Asbestos
18c
Last
Jan
Apr
5,078
in
Week's
Jan
678
6c
Expressed
Are
Sale Price
Jan
Oct
Shown
STOCKS
Jan
6.85
Prices
July
Dec
870
.-
Friday
Nov
25,600
I
*
.
,
Dec
20
July
Nov
Sep
Glass
*
common
Oilcloth
&
Copper Mines
80
80
2372
24
1,050
—
1
Paper
25%
24%
25%
490
2.50
38
37%
38 72
1,077
1
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Loblaw
80
'—
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12 7z
12 72
13 V*
925
Inc
Feb
%
11'At
Jan
29
30
July
39 7a
12%
Dec
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,
May
17
*
•
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May
'
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157a
157a
25%
25% '
625
25
3.00
3.00
100
14
775
100
100
20
1.40
1.35
1.45
2,700
34c
33c
34c
8,125
14% Mar
1774
Sep
23
25%
Dec
3.00
Feb
Nov
137* May
9374 Jan
1.35
23c
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Class
4.25 Aug
Minn
167a
Feb
Ogilvie
100 7a
Paper
Pend
Oreille
Apr
40c
Third
21
1,260
45c
22,800
6,570
1.02
1.10
'3,000
95c
12c
13c
7,500
lie
58%
57
5874
1,710
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1.35
1.80
185,900
48c
Feb
5%
5%
57*
30
4
May
Oct
25 72
Jan
Nov.
70c
-
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—
Cons
Gen
Gold
Inv
5574
1
Mines
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2472
2.05
54
*
common
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Sep
■
2.50
*
Flour
Price
1.62
1.49
2.50
-2.50
:
Aug
1.54
21
A
Ontario
2.20 Mar
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class
B
&
Dec
1.40
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16c
•
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52c
22c
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_
Jan
warrants-
Dec
8c
3.75
1.02
»
30
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Dec
Nov
2.51
8 Vic
1.55
.
5,611
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7.90
21
a
65 72
1.25
—
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Sep
215
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64
1
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Woodward
Yukon
Hughes Gold—_jZl
Temagami Mines
65
2
*
Jan
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Nov
2.55
•
preferred
(J)
25c
14
!
Dec
1.75
107a
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—
class
■—
Winchester
38c
24
——
t
1.87
Dec
*
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Windfall
9,525
44%
3.00
•
Feb
1.00 July
100
■
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Wiltsey Coghlan
Nov
24
-1
Jan
874
■
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Mines.
13y4
44%
-
8 %
1.30
•
Hardware
9.200
.
1474
77%
25
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Canada
2.15
77%
8.00
1.15
•'
2,290
—
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1,271
32c
•
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200
6 %c
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Texaco
2.00
4c
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Tamblyn
Taurcanis
22,825
14%
5%c
_lo
Mines
Preferred
100,900
12c
29 %c
l
new"
-
1,190
4.95
29 %c
i
16,050
July
Dec'
Nov":
Apr
54c
17c
-57a
6,485
34,450
A
■
14c 16 %c
10 %c
1374
•
1.60
'1.63
Nov
14
18 y2 May
32"
5.40
2.65 May
100
.
Preferred —1
Supertest Petroleum common.!
Switson
6,680
20
4.50
*
1.84
1.60
•
Breweries—
White
Canadian
:
Exploration
Ordinary
Oct
5 V2C
'
Superior Propane
27
778
2.15
1.72
14,000
:
Jan
Nov
6%
11c
1
:
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Cons
49 %C
Jan
31
.
Steep Rock Iron
Sunburst
Sep
10%
20
-1
Mining
Sullivan
24c
800
4,109
»
Gas
Steinberg class
Sterling Trusts
40,500
14
26,283
16c
22c
774
Sep
Dec
17c
Aug
1.10
Jan
25c 3iy2c
Jan
28
•
-
Canada
36c
'
J
Bros
Steel
70c
Nov
1.94
•
Oils
Nickel
Stedman
Jan
21c
1.82
1
;
Standard Paving
Stanrock Uranium
Stanwell
30Vic
8,000
"
Oils
Spooner
3.70
36,166
277a
*
•
-
2,050
52c
22c
1.84
20
;
20C
674
9c
:
Oct
Dec
Dec
5.40
7
•
j.__
6,225
23,300
13
21,576
j.
^
_•
Warrants
July
1.55
Jan
May
27%
;
Nov
12c
1
;
■
Young
Jun
Jun
44c
137a
•
Mines
Slater
26c
_•
Dec
30%
Apr
7c
;
a
Decalta
3iy2 Mar
Oct
21c
46 %c
Mines
26%
Feb
8.15
874
common—
Oil
Yellowknife
397a
1
100
5.25
Mines:
Jan
26 72
•
Gas
class
(Geo)
Class
Apr
40 3A
1
25,702
32
26
300
4.50
32
Quebec
Silver
20 Vu
50
1.65
-—•.
Zulapa Mining
Sigma
&
Petrol
Western
Oct
14% May
500
Silver
1,560
1.50
7
'7.15 Hep
2.00 Apr
7,435
:
1.45
20c
Nov
;
Jan.
Nov
30
48%
4.60
Trans
Dec
Feb
427a
*
10
Dec
15Vz
Nov 7
•
.
Aug
6c
;
Copper
May
1.12
Nov
48%
1
97
Apr
Jan
7%
41%
50o
Oil
Canada
Weston
Nov
23%
50
1
85c
147a
Dec
58
32c
V
3.65 Jan
1,754.
5 30
Nov
11% July
872
Products—
Western
Oct
9,290
50
Gordon
4,851
—1
Warrants-^-'——c.
May
2.00
12,174
y4:
preferred
Breweries
Dec
217a May
Jan
Feb
Aug
3.70 Jun
,
455
97a
preferred
Creek Gold
Sherritt
Sicks
52%
May
26 72
Apr
23 Vi
>
July
17c
3,534
—1
White
Dec
1.05
16c
33c
"
Seven
104
"9.90 Dec
33,993
1.05
42c
52..
(15
30
*
Canada
Western
Dec
Jan
9.60
5c
.1
100
Apr
11c
Jan
1.80
26
Nov
7%
Apr
5.90
9.75
1.45
».
May
972
157a
-1,000
•
Western
Jan
15%
Jun
65c
-
1
Metal
;:
10 Vic
I,
149
...
1.65
f
.-10
Ref_.
Sc
Nickel___,_uvi
trust
Westates
May
Jan
1.80
Security Freehold
Selkirk
15%
.50o
Petrol
50
Nov
16c
Sep
5.60
:
9.75
1
Mines
Foods
Westeel
Nov
12'
July
16 '/a
1
■Ztts
52 7a
Sep
30c
Westburne
Oct
13
Jan
8% Mar
18y4
1
Gold
Dec
2.82 Mar
65c
Jan
3c
20,125
53 7»
:"L_
>
7c
472
100
147a
s
■i-
Petroleuipaj^.^-ju.-
Dec
12%
common
Warrants
San
Sand
1474
10374
1
.
2774
;
Jan
1.50
W
&
Voting
Nov
857a
6.05 Jan
23,500
-100
13,250*
7 %c
6c
6c
;
Westfair
Jun
9c
Feb
9 %
-
1,575
A
G
Westcoast
Oct
4c
10 %,
II,426
24
11
pfd
14c
■;:y 7
,
2072c
8V2
1
Products
Canadian
$6
St
Jan
1.52 July
6,000"
681
Warrants
-
11 Vi
•
8ys
72%
„
200
12 %
12 Vi
24-
21c Jan
May
'
—•
Ryanor Mining
11 Vic
6,025
5c
83 Vi
9%
—
—I
Nov
Nov
10 y2
-
Nov
16%
1
1
;
Wespac
Jan
July
Grey Trust
!
&
West
Nov
14c
11,970
10%
;
13c
49c
Jan
Nov
40,000
10%
Industries
6c
6%
•
Royal Oak Dairy class A™-—.
Royalite Oil common
4 Vic July
19V2c
86%
—10
1
157a
Dec
16%c
1.52
Mines
Lake
Nov
15c 1672c
A
—10
May
1
■
Werner
Jan
11 y4
6 %
Mall
Canada—.
Nov
60c
27%
*
i
—'
Knapp
Weedon Mining
Sep
22>/2c
Jan
86
6Vi
100
Preferred
7.40
20,550
8 Vic
—1
of
I,540
14,948
3,590
.
—1
—__
common
Amulet
Webb
Oct
2.95
11 %c Oct
11,633
1
—1
Pall
1.35 May
4,950
9.30
Consolidated
Bank
Russell
%
——1
——•
of
20 Vi
-
—•
:
Eauipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
1974 May
15%
&
Exploration
Waterous
Apr
600
•
Feb
1074
*
Wasamac
Apr
1.90
325
common
Feb
227a
1
;
—:
1
Mines
Walker
May
10
Rothmans
Rowan
Waite
Dec
Jan
Nov
147a
——1
Vulcan
Aug
16
Can Ltd
9C
9
53174
.
—.—•
!
Wainwright
SeD
974
117s
6% Jun
10
10
preferred
Paper class
Holland
Vespar
Dec
55c
ll.Vi
—*
i
Alloys
Ltd
12c
15%
V)
5%%
Ventures
Dec
8.35
16 Vic
Mines
Jan
1074
1
Corp__
Mines
58%
•
Rock win
Sep
40c
19 72c 19 %C
—30
-
Vendomatic
Sep
2,342
———1
Jun
197a
6,600
1.85'
52%
?
-
Consolidated
34
19c
81c
Mines
1074
37c
Dec
Nov
7,60
'
Vanadium
3.35 Mar
2
j
Jan
227a
__
———•
—
Upper Canada Mines
97s Mar
1.05
1,106
7,100
Sep
9.50
—1
;
Dec
Nov
13c
Sep
Oct
18c
lie
—•
Minerals
Royal
700
7,500
Chemical
Algom
Roe
5.10
——1
Rio Rupununi Mines
Rix
Athabasca Uran
,
5 Vic
14c 16 Vic
*
Mines
Rexpar
Roche
Steel
9.25
—
63 Vi
26,600"
2774
7? c
;
,
V_—
1
Reef -3.
common;.—
Reitman
Rio
United
United
;
_1
-
-
Sep
13
;7
—
*.-1. 7 5.65
—
Fortune
Nov
4.70
*
Mines
Reichhold
Oils
4'Vic
•
Macdonald
New
5.10
2V2c
Ltd_i
_J
36c
—1
Mining
Reeves
United
5%c
7,500
Canada
Hill
20c
9.35
.
26
39c
22%
class B
Corps
Keno
Nov
17 Vic
common
—
12c
1.72
1
t C3__1
v
Oct
1
Oil
74 Vi
37%
~r
14%"
■
7%c
-5a
-
Preferred.-
Oct
*
.mi
Rapid Grip Batten
A
8%c
Sep
of
Co
United
14Vic
—..1
Radiore Uranium Mines
Class
7c
11c
2.05
Petroleum
Ranger
3c
51,675
92c
.
45c
Feb
Jan
'
6%c Sep
12,405
137a
—
.*
;
Asbestos
United
Feb
2.48
-
preferred
United Canso
Dec
1.39
Jan
A
United
Nov
7.50
Class
.
—*
common
Oil
43,865
7%
L
of Canada
Union
4.35
13,000
—1
Mining Corp——;
21c
——100
Mines
Nov
Sep
57 7a
1,000-
45c
'
pfd___50
preferred
Gas
Union
8 ViC
—..1
Preferred
23c
1,925
'"i 17
277a
26Ti
1
Nov
8c
—
Queenston Gold
Apr
Nov
58
3,451
■
10 %c
1.72
Mines
6478
18 %c
,.,.—*
Warrants
5778
16
137a
..
Jan
8c
1
i 6,000
45c
.
i
-
-
'
19c
1
10c
26 7a
1
Nov
2.30
26,749
4 ViC
72c
Ultra
1
.
*
;
—
Trinity chibougamau
Tiyin- City.: Gas.*—
I
.....
Mines
Oct
85c
37c
.
"
1.10
2.05
19,175
2.12
4'/2C
1
—-1
75
;
—•
Aug
10c
3,057
4 ViC
72c
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
3,109
55
26 72
—*
50
200
2.12
Ltd.
Ltd
Minerals
124,050
63
872C
1
ibag Mining Co Ltd
United
Purdex
40c
74 7a
63
/l-
;
——1
Pipeline
30c
46,105
6.00
r
32c
1,400
20c
5.65
'6.00
Producers
Gas
2.20
3.10
.200
Ltd-
Mines
14
95
:
Ore—,
!
27c
1,550
Corp
Prairie
-117,100
49 %c
President Electric
34c
7374
55 74
Pipeline
Jan
2572c Mar :
"
17;
Resources
80c
Nov
v
—
Prarie
3,500
1074 July
Jan
33c
13,200
32c
16%
Transmountain
2.09 Aug
54c
30c
High
Jan
43c
11,500
—'
A_1
Exploratiort LtdPipeline
Transcontinental
60c
Uranium
Ore
Place Oil & Gas
:
class
13c
5
*
747a
50
1957 warrants
Sep
15c
Finance
900 "
51c
1
-10 '
Exploration
35%
Jan
Bank—
preferred——
Nov
5 Vic
Mines
Star
Traders
■
Pickle
Dominion
70c
'"\v
jV.: 36c
;
-
Range Since Jan. 1
j
Low
1V2
*
Z.
10c *
Shares
High
\ 77a
51c
Mines
50
15
i_—_i
Silver Mines
1374 May
11,100
1.22
Torbrlt
28% May
.
40,635
lie 11ViC
Feb
Dec
Dec
9 J/4
63c
«'■ 97*
Ltd.
Co
Oil
5
105
•
July
Low
Par
.
Tombill Mines Ltd-
15c
Oct
8c
Oct
Petroleum
7% Aug;,"45
Jan •*-"
250
;
40c
-
Tidal
36C
Gas__
Industries
Phillips
36c
1.15
Mines
&
&
Phantom
Oil
Mines
Gold
Peruvian
~
■A.
3,833
Jan
lie
-
>
for Week
of Prices
1
20c
-
■ /
Park
2.80
'■f
Feb
9c
18,602
,
Thorncliffe
6.85
Jan
13C
9,800
...
1.05
2.15 Aug
115,850
'in 9
common..
&
15c
;;
Jun
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
57c
Dec
3.35
~
1,200
53c
50
Oct
6c
,
1,200
..
14c
1
common
6.85
2.70
10%c 11V2C
JL28
—
Credit
37,000
41 Vic
.1
Exploration
12c
8c
14c
.1
Poe
67c
16,000
46c
Paymaster Consol
31c
-
.
'
6.25
-1
A"
41,300
74c
2.65
t
6.70
Canada
Consol
•<"
Low
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
.3
39c
67C
Friday
■ TO CK S
Shares
High
37c
38c
(Quotations for Friday, December 22)
for Week
of Prices
Low
:
•
Porcupine
Patino
v
,
20o
Ltd
Famoil
v
Monday, December 25, 1961
,
Sales
Range
Friday
.
.
Trust
"
*
1
Corp
—
-
*
—
2374
23%
26%
27V2
840
2472
26
1,325
54%
56
202
2.05
2.05
700
1.91
5,328
20
Jan
21
Mar
24
Nov
27V2
Dec
35
Sep
2472
Dec
47
Jan
5674 Aug
Nov
2.65
Sep
54
5572
1,405
4072
Jan
57%
Dec
8 72
8%
2,250
6%
Jan
9V4
Nov
49c
52c
24,000
35
35
30
44c
July
65c
Jan
Jun
Nov
Nov
1.90 Jan
1.69 May
Apr
18c
Oct
69
1.80
Jan
May
Dec
5% July
Zellers
*
*
FOOTNOTES
*No
par
included
in
value,
year's
FOR
a Odd
lot
(not
included
in
AND
year's
33%
CANADIAN
range),
Dec
42
Apr
MARKETS
d Deferred
delivery sale (not
Selling ex-interest, f Flat price, r Cash sale (not included in year's
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When delivered,
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
/
range),
e
range),
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
~
x
—
OUT-OF-TOWN
sale
wi When
issued,
-
Volume
194
Number
6119
..
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2807)
The
43
following
Dealers, Inc., i.
intended
as
guide to the
a
within which these securities could have
range
Industrials and
Par
Acoustica Associates
Bid
10c
8
Fischer
9%
Fisher
Foods
Co,
5c
25
27
Fitchburg Paper class
10
50
54%
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Aid
Inc
Alico
:
Land
1
Development
Co
American
Biltrite
36%
25 y2
28%
Franklin
*
24
26%
Frito
60
Garlock
Co
Corp.—
Class
■
56%
A___l
53
'
Vz
Gas
57
1
5V4
American Pipe & Const Co——5
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp_
7.50
American .Sterilizer Co
_3Vb
21%
23%
10%
111/8
28 W
.
13%
49
52%
,5
27%
Arkansas:Western Gas Co_—2%
Art
Metal
Inc..—
10
Arvida. Corp —,1
18%'
Assembly
1
15%
Associated Spring. Corp—____10
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50c
13%
■
61%
"c;
11
Atomic
Bates
(A J)
Beam
Belco
Bag Qo__
Corp
Inc
Capital
Bowl-Mor Co
Bowser
Brown
&
.
Brush
20%
25
California
Interstate
California
Water
Water
&
35
35%
30%
32%
19%
♦
5
29 y8
:
;
15%
Cannon
Mills
lor
class
B
Tech
14'%'*20
i
urai
C'ed,:«:
Gas
14
;——_l
Field Trust ctfs
CentM!
I"!
Elec
Gas
&
Central Indiana Gas Co—
5
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
41/8
29%
34
36%
I
-
Jamaica
Central Maine Power Co
10
35
371/4
Central
10
36%
39
22
23%
Cetron
Electronic
Charles
of
the
Corp
—
Rilz—-
6
—
1
5%
Johnson
,_1
31%
5%
;:5%
69
74%
Citizens
34%
36%
Util
Common
Co
com
class
cl
A_16%c
B
—16%c
28 y4
Clinton Engines Corp—
1
Coastal States Gas Prod—33J/aC
3%
32%
Coleman
Engineering
Colonial
Stores
Co
1
Inc_l
—2'/2
,49%:
$1.25
eonv^
Gas
Corp com_3
preferred—-—?5 ?•'
Commonwealth Gas Corp'———1
Commonwealth OH Refiningi_2c
.31%
12%
25%
12
13 y8
Control
Corp-
50c
43
Company,,—-.- ,1
Ridge Prop pfd—8 '
Craig Systems Inc.—
—1
22%
-:s%
9
——
15%
.
23%'
57
Business
Machines—10c
A—,r„l
Delhi-Taylor
Oil Corp—X-l'
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co_,,il
Dial
Finance
Di-Noc
Diversa
Inc
$1.25
common
20%
'61%
(R 'R) Sons
Electronics 1:
Company
Duffy-Mott Co
Co__2.50
1125c
Bradstreet Inc—
Dunham, Bush
Dura
—
Ino
Corporation
1
-
^
1
Duriron Co
Paso
Associates
Electric Co
Electrada
Empire
E*mpire
Ennis
Corp
Mfg Co.
Financial
Oil
Business
Equity
Oil
1—1
Erie Resistor
Far
Federal
Western
Financial!
i5y4
16%
5
10%
11%
,
10%
1
9%
5
28 y4
30%
26%
287/s
1
37
40%
35%
1.25
33%
Nevada
59y2
64
5
Co
46%"
68%
Narragansett Capital
1
13%
14%
National Gas
5
21
23
Oil
Corp
8%
9%
8
8%
1
51%
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc—_8
86%
Nicholson
New
&
Power Co
15
551/4
34 y2
37
_•
File Co
23%
24%
341/a
Nielsen
1
59 y2
i8y2'
62%
20%
North
Carolina Natural Gas_2.50
3%
41A
36i/8
North
Perm Qas
14%
15%
,%
37%;
..
-.
8%
-•
\
•; Northwestern
4a%
Co
_-5
:
Pub
Serv
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
^ OhiOu Water Service Co
9%j
83%
'
19. ."
Co
77
■
-^9%
Co
33%
..3
81%
"96%
.
26%
25
___1
v
'
■
34-:
10
-
99 '
10klahoma Miss River Pro4—10c
' ; Old Ben Qoal
Corp,,^-
PZ1
;
.
Otter
XaW
Power
36%
..•■■6%
25
Cow
-
■-
7%
%;■
40%.
^
.
2 8'/8
27%»
-
"
79%
94
C)
Northwest Natural Gas
13%
'
(A
Northeastern Water Co $4 pftf_*
9%
12%
ri-
'
171/4
8%
Fox footnote^ see*
pxecedlng page.
10c
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50c
v.i6
Mfg
First Boston Corn
FU;st
1
41'/a
7
-
12 »A
1
132
33%
,_I
Co
.f_s.ll^-l*
Mortgage jAssh,J.P^
Chemical
91/4
38 y4
357/8
•r_ll_2.5'0
Financial—1—1
Natl
Nalco
Company
5%
66
54
58%
20
21%
%>
5%
63/a„
A-
:
28%
;
43.:%
Bid
Chemical
Wood
Conversion
Work
Wear
5
Wrather
Co,
5
Corp
9
4%
44
.
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125
131
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10
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61
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20
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of New. York—,
25
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56
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First
230
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187
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,
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—
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——
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1
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30 y8
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20%
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443
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18
37
12
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10
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,,1.
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13%
4
39
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; 13%
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37%
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61
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26
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_—5
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—^_1
45%
20%
1
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72%
2
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14%
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1
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—1
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13%
23%
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13 y2
134
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12%
33%
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137/8
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33%
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Consolidated Rock Products-—5
12%
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59
76%
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1
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1
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30 y4
40%
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22 %
47%
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39%
56
21
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141
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37
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Washington Steel Corp
36
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32
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37%
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27 %
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25%
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3%
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Corp
,16%o
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1
41/4
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6%
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2%
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._._5
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19'
19%
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25 %
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Vector Mfg Co
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29%
30%
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Valley Mould St iron Corp
5
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5
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16
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1
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Simplex Wire
16 y»
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13%,
45
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33 y4
15
62%,
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1
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l
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United: States Sugar
Corp
l
United: States Truck Lines Inc-1
United: Utilities Inc
5
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
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Kentucky Utilities Co
Ketchum
23%
21%
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30%
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2c
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
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—3
3%
30%
307/8
6
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40
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31%
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$1.46 preferred
33%
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—1
Chicago Musical Instrument—1
1
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6
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28%
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56
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52
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30%
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47%
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29%
44 %
22%
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4%
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50%
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37 y2
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55%
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35
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5
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15 V'a
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27%
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47 y4
11 y4
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3%
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12
39
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Transcoasfe, Investment
Trans Gas. Pipe Line Corp
33 y2
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Corp—1
Interstate Motor..Freight Sys__1
Interstate Securities Co~
;_-5
*:'4 %
•'
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Interstate
17
3%
,
Field Material
International
53
50
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,1
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35%
31
27%
25%
1
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Pulp & Paper Corp—
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31
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54'A
8%
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International Bank of Wash
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34%,
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Johnson
Indianapolis
18%
33'%
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22
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38%
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Hugoton Production Co
3
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21%
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17%
18%
41%
1
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29%
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Tracer lab Inc
Republic Natural
Richardson Co
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9%
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14%
Chemical—1
Texas Industries Iao
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Thermo-O-Disc Ino
1
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Thrifty Drug Stores Co
*
15%
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26
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7%
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18%
8%
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138
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Texas Butadiene
20%
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20%
19
130
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24%
56 y2
12
16%.
35%
232
33%
Television
33%
9%
6%
25%
32%
Telecomputing Corp
15%
50%
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16%
Hamp—5
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purex Corp Ltd
Purolator Products.,—
7
23%
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Sharpe Mfg
Bruning
7i/8,.,
Voltage
Houston
45
23%
Splendor Min 6% pfd-ll
Holiday
38%
1
Products
Inc
36
1
Inc
Botany Industries Inc
Bowman
69
•
Corp
High
37%
91/4
8%
l
Hidden
Pub. Serv Co of New
24%'
1
Hilton Credit Corp_
64 y2
—50c
Sivalls & Bryson
Boston
i8y4..
35
__5
Billups Western PetroleumBlack Hills Power &
Light Co
Black
14'/a
20y8
^_1
Hathaway
Corp
Beryllium
571/4.;
13y8
25
:
„
19%
-.
53%.
1
Bros
Berkshire
18
Co__
Pubco
Broadcasting
37%
19 %
,i
21%
47
1
Techno Fund Inc
.
3.75
a
Ask
.1.25
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
9%
i
have
Bid
1
Corp
Arner Inc
16>A
—..50c
,59
Taft
247/s
1
Inc
200 ''
55%
1
Controls—1
Inc——
—*•
Books
61%
35
Portland Genl Electric CO—74%
Potash Co of
America.,,—
5
Producing Properties Inc^— 10c
20%
188
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Heath
(DC) & Co
—5
Heublein Inc
1
8%
; 2 4 y8
""
19
1
Pocket
4%
16%
6%
58%
3%
Plymouth Rubber Cp—
'22
22 y*
Chemicals &
Mining
JA
4%
.15'A
*
5%
5%
^..l
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pioneer Naturals Gas Co
1
-
Corp
Permanente Cedent—
46
12%
Foods
Stubnltz Greene
Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Systron -Donner Corp
22%
4%
49%
Co
,
Stouffer
Strong Cobb
11%
Co
17%
20
—1
Cosco
; 38 '
"
11%
Hannifin
Perini
&
5%.
8%
5
Co
Hall
9%
4%
10
Co,.
4
*
i
Instrument
16
1
—
—
42%.
35 y4
50c
Hathaway Instruments Inc
10%
I
A
Capital Inc
Hanna
22%
'
class
15%.
26%
39%
I
1
1
Par
Stein
17%
5
CorpK„.-„„_l
Patterson Dental Supply,,
Pauley Petroleum
Inc^,,,,^.-,.!
Pendleton Tool
Industry,,.—^-.l
Pepsi-Cola General
Bottlers,...!
44%
14%
24 y4
"
1
10
-
■:
Parker
20%
41%
1
Dunlap
Hamilton
1
'Corp
Petroleum
Bemis
19
!
Interstate
Hagan
2
B) Distilling—
Manufacturing Co~
Beneficial
Gulf
18%
71/4'
Markets-——1
Growth
651/4
110%
9%'
.—10
(James
Behlen
1
Co__
Corp
Inc
Qrosset &
-171%
141/8
21
-
Grolier
10 y2
16%
.—-1—-1
Co—X.—
Mfg
Bayles
Inc
■
106
Oil. & Gas Co_.ill ";
Baird
Pantasote
(A P)
Grinnell
12%
■v
9%
Avery. Adhesive Prod——*%—1
Avon
Products
Inc——V_J_2.50
Aztec
Packard
7,%
Fire Brick Co—5
Green Mountain Power
Corp
5
19%'
16 y*
„
Line
which
Ask
16%
Mercury Electronics—90c
Pacific Power & Light Co
6ya"*
7%
Glickman Corp class A
30%
*
10%
East
•
Gamble Robinson
7
2.50
International
Green
Pacific
7
j.
Glasspar Company
14%.
„3
Prod Inc,_———a
1
Corp class A
Ine^..„.
Service
securities
Bid
Pacific
Far
.5
Merchandise Co
_2.50
Utilities & Indus—5c
Gibraltar Finan
Corp of Calif—I
Giddings & Lewi$ Mach Tool—2
„1
Participating preferred
Arkansas Missouri Power Co
13%
Ask
cl A_5
General
59%
Pacific
15 y4
1
Seneral
' 307/s
;
56 y4
.1,4
30 »A
9%
1
B
Corp
Lay
lnc__
Gem
5%
Anheuser-Busch Incw_.t
Arden Farms Cos- common
A
zl
12%
,1
Futterman
5
_'_5
Greetings class
Gypsum Co,
American
8y2
32 Vz
1
American Express Co—
American
16%
7%
1
Rubber
American. Cement
15 Va
Governor Co
1
Allied Radio Corp
Amer Air. Filter Co
distribution.
.19,
Bid
2.50
Mberto-Culver
Co
wide national
Pabst Brewing Co__
Pacific Airmotive
Corp
Pacific Coast Properties
28%
Par
tt'/8
•
-
(indicated
Par
Ask
8%
sold
Utilities
Aero vox Corp
Albee Homes Inc
1
been
-
41%
44
78
81%
.
44
The Commercial and Financial
(2808)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
""'Mutual Funds
Fund
Advisers
Fund
7.12
7.35
8.56
9.26
B-2
(Medium
4.65
4.96
B-3
(Lew
Shares——1
Fund
B-4
_1
al8.30
1
10.13
*
xl.66
1.83
Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Hou&hton Stock Fund Inc_l
5.65
6.17
S-l
5.58
6.07
Fund
Mutual
American
Fund
Associated
Inc
Trust
Atomics
K-l
11.07
6.13
Fund)
1
Stock)—_1
15.84
17.28
5.22
5.71
Ltd_l
16.32
17.65
Com Stocks)
(Income
(Growth
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
12.18
13.24
Growth Fund
—————,1
10.81
11.81
Mutual Fund Inc—1
13.42
Lazard
1
20.40
22.30
Lexington
__50c
14.48
15.65
Life
Insurance
1
14.32
15.69
Life
Insurance
Inc_——_—1
7.90
8.63
Com
Knickerbocker
14.67
Inc—
Fund
Investing
Street
Broad
Bullock
Ltd.—
Fund
Fund
California
Canada General
Ltd
(19541
I'.i,
11.56
16.48
1
1„*iS
9-72
11.18
10.67
18.51
Inc—1
Fund
Fd___1
Gen
1
.-,-1
9.15
—1
Inc__!
i^-09
Inc
;
Vegh
De
Fund
Delaware
Dow
18.42
20.02
12.77
14.89
25c
Inc—1
1
60c
:
50c
7-49
a24.56
9.63
Energy Fund Inc———»■——10
Equity Fund Inc
^
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc—
Fund
Inc
Fiduciary Mutual Inv
Franklin
Bond
Fund
Mutual
Founders
Inc
Utility
11.36
12.62
10.56
6.91
1
9.03
—1
9.89
10.31
England Fund
1
New York Capital Fund Ltd_34c
12.23
13.22
Income Series
Securities
Penn
9.00
6.86
14.16
10.03
Income—1
4.35
1
for
8.53
(Geo)
Fund—
1
17.12
Inc
Fund
10.26
11.15
1
7.61
1
—
1
23.92
6.01
10.36
2.77
Roe
3.03
Boston
1
Fund
Income
8.29
9.06
1
Inc
9.72
8.80
9.62
lc
12.10
12.08
13.19
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.70
7.33
5.32
5.81
1
11.63
12.71
Boston—1
13.09
14.31
Growth
Fund Inc_.
Co
lc
America
Trust
of
of
Mutual
Stock
\v
Fund—_
Inc
Selective
Group Cdn
Research
Fnd
Fund—
8.51
17.12
47%
Co
Insur
Insur
of
Co
Connecticut
General
Continental
Assurance
NY..2
(Ky) 2
Life—
60%
290
304
Northern
5
198
209
Pacific
5
102
106%
10
Crum & Forster Inc_
59
(N
4%
74%
Quaker
24%
Reinsurance
63
67%
Co__
Life
Gov
83
5
Burlington
Industries
Pv/r
Carrier Corp
&
4 %
Commonw'lth
Consolidated
El
Paso
Lgt
Edison
Edison
Natural
Gas
lo
Corp
Life Inc. Co
Inter
140%
*
.
146%
Seaboard
184
200
Republic Ins
Co—5
Value
28%
47%
56%
10
80
84 V4
5
134
Insurance Co____5
Boiler
Fund
Wall
Inc
Home
Insurance
Co
Fund
Wellington
5.13
10.95
4.69
10.02
1
1
11.29
12.34
1
1
17.58
15.53
19.11
16.92
—1—1
13.50
14.59
Fund—10c
Inc
—-—
Fund
Street
Inc
Fund
Street
Inc__
Fund
Centennial
Fund
Fund
.
9.68
8.00
8.65
Federal
Home
Loan
Inc—
Inc
Bonds—
Bid
4%s
Credit
1981
1986
3%s
Brass
1975
1976
England
Power
Petroleum
5s
5%S
140
Rochester
111
Sheraton Co
4s
1976
110
113
Sperry Rand 5%s
Tenn
1981
Gas
78
42%
177%
«4%
88%
U
S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
72%
76 V4
U
S
Fire
42V4
45%
5
Insurance..———___._3
7%
U S Life Ins
Co in
City of N Y. 2
Annuity Life Insur
79
83%
1
17%
18 %
2
40
43
one
32nds
more
or
of
point
a
Ask
Bid
Banks
for
1003/64
3s
Feb.
15,
1962
100
100.2
3.15s
3s
April 2, 1962
Mar.
15,
1962.
100
100.2
3.05s
June
16,
1962
100
100.2
Federal
3.05s
3s
May
June
3 '/as
15,
15,
Apr.
1962_
99.31
99.30
1962.
15,
100
99.16
19G3_
2.95s Feb.
100.1
4s
1962
4,
Feb.
4%s
99.24
1,
Land
3%s
Ask
Cooperatives—
1001/64
100
Bank
100.2
100.1
1962
100.3
99.30
Bonds
100
—
20,
1962
100.2
100.4
May
1,
1962
100.10
100.12
Aug.
20,
1962
101.4
101.8
3 Lis
Federal
3%s
Nail
Oet.
22,
1962
3%s
Feb.
20,
1963
2%s
Mortgage Assn-
Feb.
May
1,
1963
Apr.
20,
1964
101.16
102
Oct.
20,
1964
100.4
100.20
13,
1962
100.2
100.4
4%s Sep.
10.
3%s Mar. «ll,
4Vas Nov. 12,
1962
101.6
101.8
4%s
100
4s
1963
99.24
1963
101
101.12
99.28
99.31
101.12
4s
Oct,
20.
1965
99.28
100.12
Dec,
20,
1965
99.28
100.12
3%s
Feb.
21,
1966
98
3 %s
May
2.
1966
96.16
97.8
4%s
July
20,
1966
100.16
101.8
101.28
100.4
1966
100.20
4%s
Mar.
20,
11,
1968—
96.16
97.16
4%s
Mar.
4%s Apr.
-20,
10,
1969—
100.16
101.16
4%8
July
15,
Apr.
10,
1970
101.24
102.24
5%s
Feb.
20,
Sep.
10,
1970
98.24
99.24
3 %s
Apr.
1,
5 (as
July
20,
4 %s
Oct.
1,
5'/aS
98.16
99.16
101.8
102.8
105.16
106.16
100.2
1972
99.8
4s
4%s
,/
100.5
100.14
99
100.3
100
1965
100.1
100.6
*
100.16
99.16
—
,
June
12,
Jun.
12,
1972
100.10
98.16
1973
3%s
May
4%s
Feb.,
1968
.100.16
1970—
1970
101.16
103.24
106.8
1970-1967—
1971
94.8
95.8
105.16
,
1970-
.
101.16
105.8
/
100.16
102.24
1969__i
-1969
1,
98.16
106.16
101.
102
99.16
93.24
15,
1972-1967—
15,
3%s Sep.
1972
99
94.24
100
96.8
,
97.3
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Certificates
Bid
of
Ask
Indebtedness-
S
El
May
100.1
1962
15,
100.3
3%s
Treasury Notes-
Amer
Corp
Electric
Ask
99.30
Oct.
1,
1963
97.8
100.5
100.7
47aS
Nov.
15,
1963
102.24
1962.
100.7
100.9
l%s
Apr.
1,
1964
3%s Feb.
/
l%s
1962.
15,
1962.
100.3
10Q.5
4%s
May
15,
1964
l%s
Apr.
1,
1962.
99.18
99.22
4s
May
15,
1962.
100.13
100.15
4s
Aug.
15,
1962.
100.16
3%s
Aug.
15,
1962.
1 %s
Oct.
1,
3%s
Nov.
15,
1962.
100.21
3%s
Nov.
15,
1962.
100.6
100.8
2%s
Feb.
15,
1963.
99.9
15,
1963.
99.31
Feb.
Apr.
1,
15,
1963.
97.12
96
102.28
96.8
102.22
102.26
May
15,
1964
Aug.
3%s Aug.
15,
15,
1964
1964
100.7
l%s
Oct.
1,
1964
95
99.2
95.8
4?aS
Nov.
15,
1964
103.6
100.23
98.30
1963.
May
3:%s
100
100.24
100.5
1962
3%s
103.10
1 %s
Apr.
1,
1965
93.12
93.20
4%s
May
15,
1965
102.22
102.26
l%s
Oct
1965
92.12
92.20
1966
91.4
91.12
1966—2—.
90
90.8
99.11
100.1
98.27'
98.6 '
100.30
5s
1%S
Apr.
1,
1,
1
Oct.
1,
%s
100.8
100.12
103.14
103.18
100.6
100.10
101
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
100.1
3.20s
9-
5-61
6-
4-62
100
100
62
100.2
100.2
3.15s
10-
2-61
7-
6-
1-61
2-62
100
100.2
100.2
3.10s
11-
1-61
8-
1-62
99.31
100.2
3.05s
12-
4-61
9-
4-62
100
99.29
3.20s
1-
2-62
10-
1-62
99.30
3-
1-62
100
7-
3-61
4-
2-62
100
8-
1-61
5-
1-62
99.30
United States
Bid
Jan.
4,
1962
Jan.
11,
101 %
Jan.
15,
991/2
99%
Jan.
18,
IOOV4
Jan.
25,
108
Feb.
1,
Feb.
8,
1962
Feb.
15,
1962—
75
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
ww
1982
128
5V4s
1981
101%
101%
4%s_1981
98%
99%
1971
1988
23,
1,
8,
109
Mar.
Apr
99.856
Apr
17
1962.1
24'
3l'
7 '
1962-
May
June
128
133
♦No
par
101
104
New
York
99.492
June
14
June
2l'
22*
15'
15'
.i
—
jun
99.364
July
99.315
FOOTNOTES FOR
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange.
value,
99.377
99.334
Oct
b Bid
yield price,
d
x Ex-dividend,
98.91
98.825
98.85
98.769
98.79
98.710
98.73
1962,
98.654
1962_
98.589
98.60
1962
98.586
98.60
1962
98.375
98.39
1962—
97.591
97.61
OVER-THE-COUNTER
tNew stock:
98.97
98.880
1962_
99.440
99.377=99.388
98.943
1962__
99.429
•
value,
1962
99.480
•
:
1962
%
99.02
May
99.587
153
98.997
May
99.545
103%
147
1962—
May
162
102%
99.14
99.08
99.699
99.534
99.18
99.059
99.649
99.577
99.21
99.157
1962—
99.755
1962—
99.27
99.186
99.120
99.808
May
Ask
99.256
1962—
99.687
1962
99.31
100
1962-
99.800
1962-
29,1962
1962__
1962—
99.637
15, 1962
Mar. 22, 1962—
23,
Apr.
99.877
5
12'
15*
19'
26*
3'
lo'
99.745
—
Mar.
Mar.
99.902
99.849
1962
Apr.
99.871
1962—
101%
-
Bid
Apr.
99.946
99.898
:
100.1
Treasury Bills
99.990
99.943
—
1962
1962—
99%
Ask
99.988
1962
100%
114%
1970
Ask
100
1
80
101%
1971
Bid
2-62
2-
148
105
Due
1-
1-61
1961
IIIV2
1971
Dated
3-61
5-
28,
71
Rate
4-
100%
2%s
Bid
1963
15,
15,
125
,
Westcoast Trans
May
15,
100
5%s
point
a
Feb.
120
4%s
of
Feb.
Dec.
1991
4%s——_1991
Industries
32nds
4s
4V'2S_1991
5s-
more
3%s
5s ww„1967
Trans
or
Maturity—
Treasury Notes (Continued)
„
103
106
1969
&
one
"
3s
Ask
1977
4%s
of Am
Trans
Underwood
Union
5%s
76 '/a
Gas
Eastern
Textron
-
39%
171
&
2.95s
1973
Elec
Phoenix Steel 5%s
Texas
4'/2S_1994
ww
Pennsylvania
135
4%s
4%s__1991
Pacific
109
.
j
3s
1021/4
IO2V2
U
__8
Co
28%
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
k—
4%s_
Inc
1021/4
99%
25%
2.90s
a!3.25
Tel
106
46%
107
101
2
America—2.50
1962
Rate
a24.37
Northwest
112%
of
17,
a24.08
Pacific
•
Co
Y)
(N Y)
Insurance
Ins
(N
al2.80
al03.83
IOI1/2
99%
Guaranty Co
United
3.10s Jan.
IV2S
al4.91
Fd_
100
102
_10
Ins
64
Banks
4s
'
'
al063.00
Exchange
Niagara Mohawk Pow 4'/2S_1991
;
143
43%
al02.19
Inc
Fund
Capital
8.86
1..
.
Fund
Street
Second
8.59
20.46
8.35
IOOV2
111
89%
135
Obligations of Government Agencies
6.03
Funds—
Investors
7.86
18.82
7.64
100 yB
1984
Title
Figures after decimal point represent
10.
5.52
Inc
1975
ww_
20%
123
84
*
2
94
47%
42
117
5
Co
Westchester Fire
Feb.
Situations
-10c
Ind
Fund
Wisconsin
1981
Hilton Hotel 6s
18%
5
10
preferred
Variable
13.03
12.06
Inc—1
Inc
Growth
Winfield
3 % S—:
Idaho
Power
4%s—
.w^_1991
Keystone Steel & Wire 4%s_1981
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
1
47%
103
95
142
.
6%
5
1971
1\
Fund
Mueller
230 v
$6.50
17'4
Ins
1971
1
National Can 5s
125
Amer
Ins
Standard Sec Life
98
Life
10,
Ltd_
Fund
Whitehall Fund Inc
118
120
of
Life
16
14.60
Wellington Equity Fund-
k
General Port Cement- 5a—__1977
Gen'I Tire & .Rubber 6s ww-1982
Southwestern
93
Standard
10,
Mutual
Investors
Motorola
-
6.25
Springfield Insurance Co
60%
Sep.
12.18
Investing Corp
Food
Trailer
Ins
Home Owners Lile Ins Co (Fla) _L
Insurance Corp of Amer—50c
Interstate Life & Accident...
1
Aug.
11.11
Fund
;
Street
1981
Fruehauf
Marine-
&
Life
Travelers
Insp & Insurance
4%s
13.36
Inc
Income
Line
Family Finance 5s
Perm Corp 3%s
Machinery
32
50%
53
Steam
4'/aS
1
Ltd—
Canada
Line Special
101 1/4
29
Security Life & Trust Co
30%
126
Fire
a41.09
Shares-1
Fund
Fund
Line
Fund
Fund
Science
Value
Macy
1151/2
2
57
53%
117
Hartford
1
Value
120
100%
Y)
(N
Surety Co
!
Security Ins (New Haven)
Hartford
Inc—
International
IO41/4
1141/2
91%
10.48
Westminster
k—
87%
12%
11%
64
9.59
—
Funds
116
4%s__ .1991
5
Seaboard
5
—
a35.71
Income
103%
5%s_. 1977
9%
(Pa)
43
152
10c
Diversification
4%s. .2011
8%
Republic
Fire
29%
1
89%
61
Inv
Fund
Growth
Federal
1982
141
(N C)
Insurance
(Texas).—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
1
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
s
114
27%
St
143
4%s
8.12
4%s_ 1991
106
134
66%
5
4%s
6.84
4%s_1975
5
29%
Paul
%
40%
—10
Ins
Corp
45
70%
.
38
„10
Pyramid Life Ins Co
Life
63
5
Providence-Washington
City
42%
63%
1
United
Ask.
53
12%
27%
8.71
New
Carolina
__
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hanover Insurance Co
10
9.60
15.83
Bid
26%
49
Y
N
:_...4
Gulf Life
13.60
6.33
& Tel 4%s
^—1998
Lomb Opt 4lbs
1979
Co
4%s
1991
of
2.50
Employees Insur (D Ci __4
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
8.81
14.48
Tel
23%
F1
(S
General Reinsurance
Govt
3.33Vh
74%
Insurance—..
Firemen's Fund
&
56
———
70
12.55
1
Bonds—
Phoenix
23
Globe
51%
52%
of N Y—10
1
Franklin
47
Pacific Insurance Co
4
Insurance
43
-70
Peerless Insurance Co.
Federal
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
62%
46V8
5
10
—3%
5
1
Ltd
Bausch &
Borden
5%
58
54%
Indemnity Co
Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance Corp
3.05s
Amer
63
35%
51%
,±5
Co
—
Ins
33%
,2.50
Ins
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
J)____i.25
Employers
3s
Recent
?
10
Co
Continental Casualty Co
1
7.94
Devonshire
al5.43
Co
—
Nationwide Corp class A
Fire
.
1
5
com
Insurance
,
Continental Fund——1
Congress
Mutual Fund—1
AA
■
11.55
10.88
39.42
Ins
Northeastern
of Canada Ltd
Centennial
38.65
Line
Ins
64
16.73
12.94
1
233
Accident
North River
9.20
15.63
45%
10.86
10.17
Inc
223
&
4VaS
1
15.31
21.90
7.51
10
Life
37%
4s
1
Swap
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
166
34
Life
12,
Funds
11.97
Fund
155
York
—
Accumulated
Fund
20.26
Fund
10
Fire
Hampshire Fire
Comwealth Life
46%
81%
74
108
New
Citizens
43%
67 %
100
New
'
%
10
19%
Mar.
}
United
Funds—
Group
Investors
Investors
Life Ins Co_l
46%
Dec.
Century
UBS
13.24
Fund-lc
Inst Foundation Fund
Assurance_12.50
Natl Old
3%s
Inc
Washington
Ltd—
Fire
Midwestern United
47%
1
Fund
United
10.62
—_1
Investors
Merchants
~
al0.56
1
Inc
Inc
Monument Life (Bait)
17
—
-—1
Inc
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
20th
7V4
;
Co
National Union Fire
4VaS
Fund—...
Fund
34%
6%
6%
50 %
63
81%
10,
FUlid
Stock
64%
32V4
5%
47%
70 %
Jun.
Farnham
&
59
C)—_1
1
1
74
|N
40%
5
65
4%s
Investors
Ins
Indemnity & Life Ins
Shippers———_io
12.99
Investment Corp—*
Street
Life
Amer
38%
Mass
Natl
3%s
Inc
Investors
State
Loyal
_5
Maryland Casualty
73%
11.89
United
5.21
18
68
11.66
(Edson Bi
United
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
85%
16%
Insur
44
15.39
14.16
United
a29.94
9.53
4.82
80
5
Trust of Boston—1
Shareholders
6.57
188
Life
National
10.78
Television-Electronics
12.66
134
180
National
17%
Shares—1.25
Texas
23.22
126
Lincoln
16%
May 11, 1964
Sep. 10
1964
3%s Dec. 11, 1964
American
Selected
a22.87
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va_—_10
12%
1
al0.91
Fund
15.50
7.51
39%
40%
N J)__2%
D
-f
29%
11%
(Galveston)
Casualty
26%
37%
441/2
Clark—
&
Stock
——2
103%
37
Assurance——5
1
Stevens
10.99
11.56
lc
10c
Shares
of
Assurance
5
Co_l
Re-insurance
&
Penna
45%
5
Nat
Ins
Life
of
5
8.32
United
—.—
_
Investment
Fund
Common
Smith
6.85
Casualty_5
18.61
—1
Growth Fund—
Putnam
Southwestern
7.52
Liberty
Co
Yi ''A"._2
9.22
Inc__
Putnam
Inc—
(The)
Fund
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc__
9.86
28
Assurance
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)___2
Beneficial Standard Life„
.1
16.86
4.75
Fund
Sovereign
7.91
26
Bid
16.63
1
a20.97
7.28
5
(Newark
3.15s Apr.
9.04
10.91
56c
T
Life
(Wash
Bankers
Growth Stock
9.83
Shares Inc—1
Investment
Co
American
10.93
Scudder
1
lc
-,1c
Johnston
10.04
8.88
lc •'
—
Fund
2.50
>
2.81
11.96
39%
Mercury
Amer
13.07
Inc
Balanced
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
Istel
Inc—.
(T Rowe)
Puritan
5.90
Investors
12.94
7.96
10c
Investors
Fund
Stein
Series H-DA
Investors
50c
Inc__1
8,98
1
Funds
Investors
.*
12.93
13.27
1
Hamilton
Intl Resources
1
al5.80
11.80
12.11
Mutual Fund.
Peoples Securities Corp—
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Square
1
shares—
Institutional
Amer
9.32
al4.67
1
1
Mutual Fund Inc
of
Home
Amer Ins
a20.57
Inc—
99
36%
preferred
20.04
8.55
lc
shares
Growth industry
Institutional
18.34
Canada—25c
lc
Guardian
Incorporated
Incorporated
1
1
Fund Inc—
Provident
7.12
42
16.77
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
Shares—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
Fund
15.34
Oppenlieimer Fund
5 46
12.98
Equip
Bond
American
14.73
1
Fund
Street
William
One
13.48
Inc_—..—1
Shares
Electronics
Aviation-Electronics—
Income
al6.90
Nucleonics Chemistry &
21.32
2.42
38'
Jefferson
—
Fund
Group Securities—
Series H-C7
Series
Scudder
Corp_
General Investors Trust
Petroleum
Stock
Growth
New
2.63
Capital
General
—
2.39
7.24
2.55
Investors
Electrical
Series
Stock
lc
series
stock
3.29
25.00
18.26
1
-1
—-L
Series———1
16.00
14.11
34%
143
Great American
Stock
Price
Funds—
——
General
1
Series
19.98
6.52
31
142
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Binn)__2
American General Insur Co_1.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
Georgia
3.22
23.11
16.89
1
Preferred
Revere
series
stock
Futures
9.98
41
168
Co—„10
Fidelity Life Ins
16.09
8.19
10
160
Assur
Fidelity &
conv
Glens Falls
«io
12.83
5.99
4.17
7.76
6.71
9.37
Pioneer
1°
America
of
o
5.48
3.82
7.10
6.14
3.94
2.21
*
Series
Fundamental
al5.01
V—
11.74
21.88
1
Fund
Custodian
Preferred
1
'
i———.———1
Series
Pine Street Fund
Inc_l
Series
Common
12.03
Series————1
Bond
4.99
1
Co Inc—1
Fund
Industrial
Mutual
5.21
10.96
Corp_.
Investors
14.74
Florida Growth Fund Inc—10c
Florida
16.97
4.82
1
National Securities Series—
14.80
19.72
—5
Financial
15.70
1
Growth
Fund—
interest
20.13
18.48
1
Trend
25.75
Shares
13.48
Fund——-25c
Growth
Fund
Fidelity
23.82
Securities Co Inc_l
Wide
National
67.91
$1.25
American
Over-The-Counter
Fund
Fidelity Capital
interest—1
Founds
Trust
Nation
13.80
Inc—1
Fund—1
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Federated
Fund-
Life
beneficial
of
20.07
18.36
1
beneficial
of
24.20
10.78
American
Ask
Bid
Par
.
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
10
5
Insurance
Equitable
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Stock
Inc
Mutual
14.40
Stock Fund
Fund
16.31
Howard—
&
Balanced
Trust
int—33V3C
Growth
Investment
*3.10
10.33
11.52
9.64
3.59
6.39
Dreyfus Fund Inc_,
Eaton
17.48
Balanced
Inc____l
Fd
15.99
investors
Investors
Units
9.95
American
'
•>
156
Insurance
Agricultural
Companies
Ask
145
3.19
Investing Foundation'—1
1
Invest
Theory
4.85
2.92
Dividend
•——
Investment
4.44
Invest
23 %
1
Shares
Dividend
2.58
Mutual
18.52
67.23
Growth Stk Fund
Diver
3.84
2.36
Massachusetts
9.14
Fund
3.51
Fund
18.71
—
lc
Mutual
22.01
•
—lc
Mutual
8,88
Income
2.60
11.66
22.20
Investing
Delaware
2.38
20.23
Co Inc.,—1
Fund Inc
1
Vegh Mutual
4.24
12.22
22
9.89
—
Diversified Income Fund
De
3.88
—
shares of beneficial
Investment Inc
Western
•
•
shares—lc
shares—
Massachusetts
Fund—
Corporate Leaders Trust
2.84
—_lc
Industries
shares
Mass
10.62
Life
Citizens
3.10
•
Mutual Shares Corn—
20.25
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Diversified
13.29
Aetna
Bid
,_10
Boston Insurance Co
al6.91
lc
:
—
135
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown
9.52
129
1
Series B
14.10
__
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
13.33
—1C0
Stock Fund—_1
Fund
Concord
Stk
Paper
16.40
"11
Fund Inc
Fund
12.94
a31.63
18.06
com—1.25
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite
19.52
Fund Inc—1
12.59
216
Investment
Commonwealth
17.86
Fund of Can,—1
Loorais Sayles Mutual Fund—*
&
_a~
Commonwealth
Inc__1
Petroleum shares
*2.32
Int'l
Commonw'lth
Investors
Loomis-Sayles
Growth
Si
.5'Ix
Inc
13.22
Metal
Inc
Commonwealth
12.10
General
—50c
Securities
Fund
Colonial
1
17.90
Trust
1
Boston———-1
preferred
Trust
Income
20.08
Chemical Fund Inc__
Christiana
18%
18.56
Fund——_lc
of
8.76
8.00
17%
16.38
1
Fund
7.07
6.45
Fund—1
1
—-1
Capital Life Ins Shares
Chase
1
„_—
Growth
Inc
Electric steares
Fund Ltd
Century Shares
Fund
Fund
—1
Inc..
Stock
Fund
Internal!
Managed Funds—
—--s-
Canadian International
Growth
Keystone
Knickerbocker
Fund—
Fund
Canadian
—
—
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
S-3
Ridge
Aetna Casualty & Surety
Aetna Insurance Co
6.69
26.17
14.80
S-4
Blue
10.17
23.99
13.57
4.11
Boston
9.32
1
(Growth
10.34
Ltd
9.24
(High-Grade Coin Stic) __1
K-2
9.51
Canada
15.35
—1
1
Fund)
(Income
3.76
Axe-Templeton
1
25.40
23.57
16.75
10.09
Bonds)
Priced
24.34
21.51
1
Bonds)_l
Grade
Ask
Par
(Discount Bonds).
S-2
Investors
American
Bid
Monday, December 25, 1961
.,
(Quotations for Friday, December 22)
Insurance
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
Inc
Business
American
2.69
2.46
1.25
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
25c
—
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
Chronicle
Ex-riehts
wi
When
98.67
ISSUES
k Arimiu^
issue.d.
y
Ex° *sto"k
dividen
wwUsikii^riiliaii
Volume
THE
194
Number 6119
COURSE
.
.
liminary figures compiled by
of the
M
country, indicate that for the
cities of the United
■*:%
be
5.6%
above
States for
those of
the
Week
BANK
CLEARINGS
an increase compared with
week
which
ended
is
it is
possible
to
mary
> Week
Ended
York;
corresponding week last
Our
year.
Bethlehem____
week
same
in
1960.
At
Dec.
A
23—;
\
Our comparative
-
I960
1,535,074,341
1,334,799,217
+ 15.0
1,175,000,000
+ 12.2
4.2
902,542,224
+
634,352,626
558,507,588
486.600,000
444,000,000
+
1,089,330,000
Pittsburgh
927,487,012
467,440,762
438,215,854
+
749,683,353
658,531,130
443,898.100
421,901,176
+
VX—A
1
1.3
Ten
cities,
five
days__H__
cities,
five
days____A"___—
1,204,000,000
1,176,000,000
—36.5
5,893,354
4,924,321
5.5
7,974,402
7,742,395
4,050,918
4,655,204
8,067,729-
8,279,077
7,003,088
•
'
+
(a)
26,335,983
20,659,582
1,201,192,706
1,096,901,340
1
L9
—
2,617,856
\
2,296,457
+ 17.8
31,484.372
—31.0
13,676,488
14,309,622
9.5
1,287,800,173
1,252,218,735
+
24,228,459
15,214,705
14,405,833
+
5.6
14,226,153
321,916,093
316,715,176
+
1.6
334 088,355
628,593,291
588,024,555
+
6.9
686,652,597
624,732,180
108,759,500
14,085,674
92,452,700
12,139,816
+ 17.6
77,678,200
66.203,500
+ 16.0
16,865,265
431,904,963
17,073,312
411,870,752
1,537,339,491
1,452,682,144
;
Mansfield
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
9.6
13,418,928
314 992r858
,
Total
cities)
(7
,+
4.9
495,016,560
474.432,750
+
5.8
1,637,800,099
* 1,523,408,994
Virginia—Huntington
6,209,679
Virginia—Norfolk
6.1
4.0
South
6,353,239
27,626,000
Carolina—Charleston
2.3
—
23,283,000
249,909,217
Richmond
5,735,803,800
15,669 015
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
5.2
$26,950,629,856 $25,402,785,980
5,962,433,765
l.i
12,963,546
17,174,688
13,959,763
—
6.7
west
Other
+ 10.7
5,261,784
+
+ 13.8
)
Baltimore
5.320,955
1,019,000,000
14,252,014
Cleveland
+ 17.5
.
Cleveland
5.9o7,712
+
7,665,567
Cincinnati—
+ 13.6
:
Louis_'__J_J.l__l~.^'______t^
Francisco
2,390,543
2,646,633
31,025,342
cities)
1,843,889
5.9
7,520,383
Columbus
914,202,993
__Ji
$
1,648,022
.
0.7
7,388,698
Jersey—Trenton
Ohio—Canton
__
City
1958
$
—62.0
(a)
(10
1959
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
$18,541,801,779
"
4,860,251
3,339,735
,_1
5.0
—
1,976,941
2,461,954
1,128,000,000
:
Delaware—Wilmington
sum¬
%
$19,312,047,681
+
1,990,061
936,185
York__
16
or
Dec. %
1,676,190
5,148,056
r.
Wilkes-Barre
New
1961
____
1
Scranton
December
Inc.
45
-Philadelphia—
Philadelphia
Reading
this
$
1.592.232
Lancaster
clearings will
Ended
1960
$
Chester
BY TELEGRAPH
______!
Kansas
San
Pennsylvania—Altoona
preliminary totals
1,318,000,000
St.
Pre¬
ago.
Total
CLEARINGS-RETURNS
Chicago
Boston
Third Federal Reserve District—
a
7
New
year
obtain weekly
gain for the- week
ending Friday of 4.2%.
for this week follows: A..A
':-n
a
1961
/
■
Saturday, Dec. 23, clearings for all
stand, at- $34,105,550,374 against $32,285,750,542 for the
center there
(2809)
based upon telegraphic advices from
the chief cities
us
■W
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
OF
Bai^yclearings this week will show
maMWmm
255,987,403
6,260,512
5,371.004
+ 18.7
26.835,000
22.965,000
2.4
266,438,567
256,030.205
—
'
All
all
cities,
one
Total
daysll______
cities, five
all
$32,913,063,621
$31,138,589,780
1,192,486,753
1,147,110,762
for
week__
_______
$32,285,750,542
+ 10.8
10.335,937
9,088,258
339,940,129
+ 11.9
383,254.572
392.046,335
180,630,881
133,621,968
+ 35.2
166,187,868
150,890,308
856,843,550
770,025,111
+11.3
859,312,456
836,391,110
3.9
$34,105,550,374
day_
cities
10,839,372
380,459.871
District
5.7
12,007,902
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
r
of
Columbia—Washington
Total
cities)
(6
1
5.6
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered
by the foregoing will
issue of next week.
our
■
We cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
.
are
today, inasmuch
not available at time of
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
cases
Tennessee—Knoxville
in
appear
going to
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta—
Ac¬
press.
we
are
Dec.
the elaborate detailed
able to give final and
complete results of the
16. .For
the
week
at
week in 1960.
this
center
ther
was
previous week—the
Outside of this
showing
an
city there
was
a
increase of 5.5%. We
Total
gain of 6.2%, the bank clearings
the cities
group
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this
note
we
that
9 475,872
4.2
8.0
7, 780,373
8,065,140
1.8
317, 611,418
302,617,030
285,622,285
267 658.596
6.7
263 854.822
18,663,528
17 096,326
9.2
262,979,287
20,658,761
982,880
973,589
1.0
876,817
706,067
260,088,000
273 859,510
5.0
281 133,303
232,262,523
1,586,338,915
1,553,194,176
cities)..
(10
Grand
•
Orleans
Michigan—Ann
in
Arbor
Rapids
New
Boston
York
Reserve
Reserve
District
the
totals
show
an
improvement of
Indiana—Fort
5.6%, in the
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
9.5%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
record a gain of
x
•
Terre
5.8%, in the Richmond
*
;
L by 0.9%, but in the St. Louis Reserve District the totals
are
5.6
4.715,380
+
6.5
21,521,752
14,697,995,,V f.VJ T31,583,242
+
8.2
1^,558,251
_
0.3
16,280,166
,
0.9
101,360.000,
95,169,000
10,902,006
.16,267,590
17,450,708
'
169,954,065
9,209,155
—
97,593,000
+
10,579,181-
f.
12,333,734
4,520,848
—
Rapids
''
y
—-
+ 16.6:.
Des
5,785,306
8.0
174.531,114
153,257,588
8,919,896
8,434,122
60,792,903
23,444,563
2,452,518
2,380,294
1,374,221,689
8,813,170
1,361,640,818
8.397,976
22,694,897
16,244,313
15,184,449
+
7.0
8,948,313
8,481.055
+
5.5
—1—
__—
Decatur
1,870,46L,395
0.2
1,938,705,190
0.8
—
___—
In the following
.
+
0.9
+
4.9
a
Rockford
SUMMARY
Ended
pec.^1'64— XV/XAX
2nd New
3rd
____12 cities
York
9V •V
_.
Pliiiadelphia
1959
or
Dec. %
1958
$
$
—
16,598,522,571
1,052,591,839
5i6
17,248,286,881
14,538,795,356
+
1,096,901,340
+
9.5
1,287,800,173
1,452,682,144
+
5.8
1,637,800,099
:l,523,408,994
856,843,550
770,025,111
1,586,338,915
1,553,194,176
1,866,335,691
\
1,870,461,395
+ 11.3
859,312,456
2.1
1,593,842,804
0.2
1,938,705,190
3.4
915,993,391
9th
Minneapolis—l—.
7
10th Kansas City
%
924,544,153
•H
764,085,588
758,708,204
—
r
;
1.9
436.000,000
423,700,000
254,226,583
8.3
271,280,226
247,730,039
204,113,330
8.6
205,376,990
177,090,653
3,393,055
3,453,216
1.7
3,336,175
3,354,005
924,544,153
—
432,500,000
275,339,182
_____
894,293,129
3.4
915,993,391
;851,874,697
+ 22.5
+
1.2
10,116.150
8:993,201
509,861,717
499,300.233
7.1
200,364,121
209,541,547
—
cities)
(4
:
894,293,129
736,701,641
+
743,670,784
X
779,722,023
41
6
0.9
—
757,628,026
r«;' 707,580,073
836,391,110
Hinth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota
Duluth
—r
+
2.9
+
•
687,964,826
2.9
798,777,580
1,641,212,765
1,534,765,958
6.9
+
800,912,529
706,484,417
1,613,045,582
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
195,812,736
12,211,453
11,946,999
—
3,979,057
——
—
Helena
Total
___^.____iQ7 cities
_
York
New
City__
30,410,658,371
28,745,118.718
13,481,019,823
.
12,696,643,858
+
5.8
30,419.728,000
6.2
13,649,851,244
12,917,457,195
8,303,732
16,546,274
Total
736,701,641
cities)—
(7
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
'-"'We
add
now
our
week ended Dec.
detailed
statement
showing the figures for each city for the
16 for four years:
*:
.
,
,
Week
Clearings at-
vl
-1961
$.
,.
fj
.
,
I*,*
I
)
-
V
-:
■
832.013,012-
.Full River—AA--+t:~
'
1959
,
T
1958
.
v..
v
i 3,614,942
"
9,330,693
j-
-New
Bedford
-i_
3,575,662
+36.6
1.400,341
1,930,936
V
4.872,484
/•?!.
+
'
864,034,118
25.0,
I
:
;
'i/
Worcester _AAA
A-AAAA1ll__ A A;
New. Haven
;
V/i
;
3,966,440 V +22.8
')
65,064,372
-
___A_:_,^a.A_^_XaA:A"A"*
,
-
•
28,125,889
-15,420,602
-54^235,639
:
<
.
4,254,992
+19.3:
.23,828,684
*
\
-
,758,708,204
•
City—
"A,515.596
1,393,846
20.1
5.0
1,054,015
1,174,807
5.3
12,024,665
195,309,224
193,758,997
3.4
12,907,949
13,496,538
4.4
5.0s
951,096
12,270,600
188,988,077.
v
8,879,933
8,872,650
36,174,882
35,416,639,
4.5
517,744,648
f 18,561,666
5.4
.7,399,442
531,185,475
-16,822,491"
5,344,503
34,933,527
507:290,894
478,336,705
Joseph—,___—______
Springs-—
15,317,980
16,034,789
7,927,692
7,521,470
779,722,023
757,628,026
+
2.9
798,777,580
+
31.3
i 16,156,595
+ -1.7
605,062,643
cities)
(9
-V
—
6.1
-
,
,
,
f
800,912,529
1
'
*
.
t
4,015,631
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
20,055,352
15,280,784
607,340,761
Texas—Austin
597,121,750
47,092,697
w———-
Dallas^
Fort
Worth—
13,872,774
Galveston
46,836,983
Wichita
25,774,587
25,086,600
.
;* 51,543,287
.6,352,000
—+
7,060,000
.*.—^—J—
5,951,548
5,263,682
15,629,125
;——
Falls—
16,853,913
707,580,073
,' 687,964,826
Louisiana—Shreveport
•
+
+
11.1
7.3
589;364,595
50,250,262
8,729,000
.
.
8;341,231
16,639,072
+ 13.1
—
15,135,342
"
53,744,876*
6,540,000
9.5
Li
.
7,849,843
,15,415,699.
*"
;;
Rhode
^
V New
43,142,300
40,194,100
4,859,240
Island—^Providence
Haippshife—Manchester _—-AX. .1
"'I Total (12 ..pities)
~
3,407,206
'7.3
48,744,900
.
785,009,258 V +32.5
1,040,219,693
..
+
+ 42.6
4,200,675
.
1,052,591,839
40,134,800
.
Total
cities)—.
(6
—
—
1
Oregon—Portland
Second-Federal Reserve District—New York-
New York—Albany
XAXA-A
'■i'
»V
165,979,319
149,953,520
149,525,622 :
—
0.7
31.285,416
29,613,797
159,217,243
152,571,391
,
California—Long
xAAA
3,921,392
-
-
.
3,942,390
+
—
0.3
-
..
______
Rochester,____
.
___I__._l_____y_.I_,'
Jersey—Newark.
Northern
4,384,324
16,929,638,548
16,048,474,860
"1,
'A
Syracuse
New
New
Jersey
AX
__
58,722,668
-
^
58,080,201
+
~
0.5
•
1.4
4,432,819
;
.
3,443,127
3,504,026
-
■
3,464.108
;+
5.5
16,769,876,756
14,091,748,360
+
1.1
57,601,246
49.579,330
33,700.494
31,286.806
+
7.7
28,799,972
cities)
.?
706,484,417
.
686,744,741
.
26,051,313
58,789.467,
+46.0
82,472,726
78,664,815
101,530.042.
78.059,582
+ 30.1
111,157,576
San
Jose
Santa
,
919.415,586
47,868,196
43,512,202
J6.065.725
19,544,886
1
.
816,787,128
24,167,716
a
Barbara—
Stockton
Total
______
(10
cities)
+
+
+
0.2
244
216,911,455
,636,652
13.1
6 ,973,263
6,320,735
2.4
262 ,762,084
219,849,657
9.9
128
,890,680
117,681,694
35
,816,335
1.1
33,958,515
21,472,447
—18.3
24 ,203,621
12.6
833 ,372,073
834,520,681
+ 10.0
+
.
,
39, 104/186
39,174,474
9.0
18, 458,653
12,651,888
—19.9
18, 828,035
17,184.513
6.9
1,613,045,582
1.519,726,059
+
1,641,212,765
1,534,765,958
+
30,410,658,371
28,745,118,718
+
5.8
30,419,728,000
27,009,205.555
13,481,019,823
i___—
100,473,933
14,735,490
—
t-
12,696,643,858
+
6.2
13,649,851,244
12,917,457, >95
29,175,596
85,844,585
A
(9
111.174,381
17,338,464
Francisco
Grand
Outside
Total
>
6,494,907
240,562,980
——
San
"
4,444,984
■
-
City_—;
Beach
Pasadena-.
.
*''
Jamestown
New York
-
233,941,377
*
A_^_aaaX^A;A—-r—
,x.'t Ehnira -a-"
Lake
Utah—Salt
164.871,417
**
Buffalo
,——
233,569,101
7,343,647
234,753,687
122,134,430
26,350,804
Washington—Seattle
Yakima—
iT.*|
2.9
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
945,565,185
T,'<*
-
+
3,329,681
,
.A
'v. 1
764,085,588 ;'.
City_____^._^i..
Total
.15,781,832
16,796,238
-
;
1,158,295
——
-—
"52,333,245
+ 18.0
.
12,673,364
Colorado—Colorado
1,747,911
'X 16,114,631
+30.7'
-4- 20.0
-
0.9
3,984,426
1,915,785
+37.9
"17,016,701 :
,
18,403,201
^
ConnecticuL--HartfQrdA-;-^——■
:;A,'
22,245,523
—
4,656,440
8,053,796
15,552,167
17,354.416
779,698,117
4,912,257
;
..
743,670,784
•"
"'Springfield
7.3
^
8,830,095
33,254,022
Wichita.
•
7,461,488
■'
>1:,"H
-
Missouri—Kansas
4,179,718
+ 21,6
:
+
—
187,132,474
—
Kansas—Topeka
;
.
$
8.5
+
8,553,518
609,084,104
r
4,469,854
LowelL.____'_-I_______A_ly____r_^ A A
r .s.
;
•
Omaha
16
or
Dec. %
4,324,261
9.6
11,997,567
'
'
/
•
December
Inc.
+i
—
12,607,820
12,979,893
4,573,196
2.2
+
—27.8
♦1,100,000
—
Lincoln—
St.
; A 4,692,277
10,400,605
v,
Massachusetts-—Boston
Ended
I960
-
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor A-——-A—
V-V. Portland
j
Hastings
'
.
;
1,113,940
Nebraska—Fremont
*;■
'.ft.
—
27,009,205,555
+
-
5,509,369
-7,505,128
17,754,378
Montana—Billings
1,519,726,059
—
—
—
North
7,718.257
497,833,417
181,982,001
—
:
South
j 686,744,741*
9,457,487
503,812,137
u,
Minneapolis
St. Paul—
"
"
44
12th San"Francisco___£ ——10
Outside
+
1,519,824,681
1,775,035,264
:
f 4
44
9
11th Dallas—
8,217,014
1,775,035,264
,
(i
4
—
Total
851,874.697
+
'
8th St Louis
12,507,659
424,200,000
Illinois—Quincy
44
——*__17.'':
17,316,510
14,075,327 "
221,611,916
Louis
Kentucky-—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,252,218,735
'1,537,339,491
——*
\
;—
cities)
(17
Missouri—St.
945,565,185
"
•«
7,470,881
19,216,241
25.9
-
+ 32.5
1,201,192,706
6"
1,316,788.315
7 357,674
•
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
-
'
785,009,258
6th Atlanta_'__l__—_.-_:__IQ
7th Chicago..^
$
17,532,627,670
14
7
5th Richmond
Inc.
1960
1,040,219,693
<(
1,987,662
1,453,023,082
.
CLEARINGS
s
41
——40'
4th Cleveland
BANK
1961
•
1st Boston
OF
20,877,705
1,499,725
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
Total
Week
55,448,211
-
21,979,197
3.0
+
-
"
Springfield
furnish
we
55,860,574
-
6.6
'
■;/
5,854,350
.
9.089,499
1,866,335,691
-
increase
an
25,108,004
City_.—;
Illinois—Bloomington—
Chicago
16,000,891
0.5
—
"
In both
14,406,916
14.0
5.257,593 '
V-
9,254,925
61,304,566
-
Moines
Sioux
4,302,253
20,728,597
'
184,715,398
.
16,824,300
larger by 3.4%.
the Kansas .City Reserve and JDallas Reserve Districts the totals
register
of 2.9% and in the San
Francisco) Reserve District of 6.9%.
.
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
4,645,609
17,402,759*
—
;——
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Reserve District of 11.3% and in the Atlanta Reserve
District of 2.1%.
The Chicago
Reserve District totals are smaller
by 0.2% and in the Minneapolis Reserve District
1,519,824,(?81
,
..'22,189,680
98,457,000
Bend
1,596,842,804.
2.1
+
903,736
4,385,668
Wayne
South
18
8,289 106
23,632,698
—
Indianapolis
District of .32.5%
8, 890,131
v
District—Chicago-
—
■
the
42 256,247
6, 852,421
——__
Seventh Federal Reserve
according to the
472.900,000
42, 706,654
284, 004,203
1
•
Louisiana—New
increase
an
169,090,520
479, 400,000
9,075,355
Mississippi—Vicksburg-
week ended
175, 685,550
1.6
-.7,400.242
Mobile
present further below,
we
of 5.8%, the aggregate
clearings for
having amounted to $30,410,658,371 against $28,745,118,718 in the
the whole country
same
statement, however, which
9.7
289,029,760
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
In
5.5
171, 536,561
479 500,000
39,931,983
;
Macon
has to be estimated.
42, 237.098
188,144,882
487,400,000
,
Nashville
the week ends
as
,17,532,627,670
16,598,522,571
+
5.6
17,248,286,881
14,538,795,356
total
New
(107
cities)
York City
(a) Clearings
operations
—
discontinued.
"Estimated.
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2810)
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
the different
to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
certifies daily
DECEMBER
TO DECEMBER
1961
15,
.
found
be
list
a
corporate bonds; notes,
of
stock11 called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
1961, INCLUSIVE
21,
will
Below
preferred
BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OP 1930
RATM CERTIFIED
BXOHANO!
FOREIGN
..
Fund Notices:
the Federal Reserve Bank
1930,
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the
.
.
and
common
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except'-where otherwise indicated)
the current volume
and
Country
Noon
haR
Monetary
Rate
Buying
lor
Cable transfers In New York
(Value In United States Money)
;
pound
Australia,
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
—
Finland, Markka
France (Metropolitan), new franc
Germany, deutschc
India,
.00310846
■
2.806650
.00276250
.00276233
.327600
.327400
.327500'
v.00276233
Electric
.327433
v,
.277700
.277525
.277168
.276962
2.782673
2.779960
2.778861
.140450
.140358
.140270
.0350166
.0350250
.0166506
.0166506
krone
.0350333
.0350166
.0166506
.0166506
.193650
escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
.193700
.231725
.231729
.231733
1.398635
1.398082
2.810500
2.807760
.231725
.231725
1.400000
2.811040
Republic of South Africa, rand.
United Kingdom, pound sterling
2.806650
Jan. .1,
mtge.
bonds
to
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
(In millions ol dollars)
debs,
Feb.
due
Pet
increased
Increase ( + ) or
account
certificate
Gold
20,
15,456
notes
1,159
gold certificate reserves—
16,615
Redemption
Total
fund
for
F.
R.
Cash
—1,019
10
—
1,
223
+
Acceptances:
Bought
'
U.
S.
Government
Bought
cfrv.i.T
u>
under repurchase
Held
agree't.
"
bv.,f
V
•irix-'itfjl 'it'
Certificates
'
.
302
—
Notes
Time and savings deposits increased
+
York District.
7,503
bought
28,957
outright.
repurchase
302
—
+
-
agree't.
2,032
135
—
U.
Total
loans
S.
Govt.
V.
securities-
28,957
securities
302
+
Total
7,071
1,701
+
premises-
208
„
110
assets—.
"
(1,450)
53,606
2
9
+
Commercial
Loans
1,630
industrial
and.
336
+
— ——
762
+
8,Ui5
71,938
+
400
+
2,155
32,232
+
207
+
223
+
3
+
139
for
reserves
-
588
+
Real
'
U. S. Treas.—general
Foreign
'
249
—
"
'
29
6
+
187
for
2,163
—_——
purchasing or
66
+
26
—
1
—
243
—
securities
liabs.
&
personal
finance,
items
cash
accrued
U,
finance,
::
+
34
,+
294
Treasury
certificates
+
450
+
35
+
1,546
Within
to
Other
1
817
accounts
37
+
+
42
+
13
+
; <■ 5
+
90
1,600
+
5
_
+
gold certificate reserves
to deposit & F. R. note liabili¬
ties
years
Contingent liability
purchased
for
—
.6%
with
Balances
Other
+
banks
•+
+
+
5
+
244
assets/liabilities
+
LIABILITIES—
deposits
adjustedf—_
+
,10
108
—
^
S.
Government
dating
in
parentheses
the
are
+
eliminations
made
in
the
consoli¬
process.
401
+
119
+
+
1,859
+
Falstaff
617
10,339
6%
banks
of
the
statement
Federal
shows
the
Dec
13:
weekly
Reserve
following
ended
of
System in
principal
Increases
of
reporting
changes
$400
million
member
the
in
week
loans
and $2,618 million in demand
million
in
U.
S.
deposits; and- decreases
Government
demand
districts for
able week
to
sales
a
a
net
deposits
financing
$83 million, compared with
in
they increased $236 million.
personal
during the similar
increased
week
an
institutions
eight
+
510
v
35
N.A.
33
N.A.
14
N.A.
6,291
+
29,894
41
+
N.A.
22
—
2,783
From
Other
etc
N.A.
15
+
568
+
1
—
2,108
+
N.A.
5
107
+
9
banks
others
5
1,534
—
N.A.
Loans
increased
Real estate
Federal
tion
of
valuation
and
all
domestic
tion. Year-ago
savings banks.
Includes
§ Includes
shown
domestic
commercial
comparison
certified
time
and
deposits
available.
commercial
individual
deposits
banks,
loan
except
less
excludes
■
'
'
+
25
+
10
—
banks
items
Fidelity
Fidelity
2334
Jan
2
*
Dec
29
2444
Jan
——
due
Jan.
Aug.
;
\
1
;
1976:
1,
•/.
"
...
;
2553
1
Jan
2
2554
1979
1,
Jan
15
2446
class
7%
debs,
A
pfd.
cumul.
due
stocks—
1,
Feb
1
stock——Dec
pfd.
Oct.
30
19by_
5
oan
2709
..-2710
*
2599
issue.
12
"
'
l
<
When
Share
"
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
32V£>c
(quar.)__
1-12
12-22
>1-1
30c
12-13
,
,
22V2C
12-12
12-27
12-15
Jioc
1-25
12-29
$3
Ltd
Mines
1-2
25c
iquar.)__
12-31
12-15
12-27
12-
10%
(quar.)__
12c
.
18
56
501
Rubber
v^—I
(quar.)
736
+
cash
of
items
change
in
checks
Government
after
shown
U.
in
shown
S.
deduc¬
(Newark,
N.
due
of
to
collec¬
mutual
preferred
Paper
Capital
Fund
Fund
1-
30o
(from
net
12-15
12-22
3-
1
2-16
1-15
12-30
50c
(quar.)
1-15
12-28
Co.,
A
Connecticut
ments
First
preferred
Co.
Geneva
112-
1
gains)
81c
12-30
12-
4
income)___
12c
12-26
12-
6
~
60c
1-15
4c
12-26
Inc.—
income
plus
94C
B
(Asbury
N.
National
Bank
National
Bank
12-27
2-
1
12-27
1
J.)
12-29
12-21
1-10
12-20
iqc
;
1-15
12-28
ioc
1-10
12-20
1-
12-15
Bank
(initial).^
(Baltimore)
(Boston)
i2%c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
National
Bank
(Fort Worth)
Bank
of
First
National Bank
Jersey
2
(New York City)—
2
1-
1
(quar.)^.
12-15
•
12-31
12-19
35c
12-30
12-15
•
75c
(Oregon)
12-14
12-11
12V2c
(quar.)
Quarterly
1-
40c
(quar.)__
City
1-
2
75c
Chicago (quar.)
National
Bank
2-
ioc
(extra)——II
First
National
1
1
' g5c
National
First
First
%
32-
Invest¬
(extra)
Park.
12-15
56'Ac
Business
class A
Corp.,
First
12-29
7J/2C
common
Corp
Merchants
8
)
82c
(initial)
Investors
5
12-29
12>.
(quar.)
Small
2-28
1-27
12-21
capital gains—
Federation Inc.—
Corp.,
3-15
25c
(5-for-4 stock split) The action is not subject to shareholders approval
General
,
27V2C
capital
investment
investment
2
1-2-62
27c
(quar.)—;
(from
separately.
not
1-15
28a/4c
Stores
Products
First National Bank of
postal savings
1-15
1
25c
,
(quar.)—
Department
First
and
1
J.)—
———
from
Class
gross.
Government
process
deposits
of U.
not
are
and
2-
2-
25c
Co.
National Mortgage Assn.
(monthly)
Paper Board, common (quar.),
from
$2.25
7
20c
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust (increased quar.)
Fidelity Trend Fund (year-end)—
First
those
officers'
S.
5%
Co,
f.
common
Insurance
4.60%
First
reserves;
demand
separately.
N.A. Not
to
*
15
i5C
Federated
First
loans
(extended)
stock
due
Quarterly
Quarterly
N.A.
829
+
12,872
*
15
Jan
B
dividend
Financial
5,734
ACCOUNTS
of
1965
1976
*
5
liabilities
t Exclusive
and
s.
preferred
Uranium
Financial
CAPITAL
1,
1,
preferred
Fiduciary Mutual Investing
banks
R.
series
debs,
of Company
Fibreboard
Borrowings:
F.
,rr
'•
Jan
Co.—
debs,
this
in
Brewing,
Faultless
Federal
53
+
159
insts.,
_^___Dec..26
Extra
Federal
40
—
6,118
official
July 1, 1963
shares
March
Trust
4Vi%
Fate-Root-Heath
„
N.A.
+
1,021
deposits
Governments,
2659
Corp.—
&
convertible
Stock
47
+
—
277
-—
41,332
interbank
Commercial
*
increase of $206 million
the previous year.
—1,069
689
etc
banks
political subdivisions
t Includes
gain of $207 million; in the compar¬
year ago
and
time
and
233?
31
Farrell-Birmingham Co.—
N.A.
136
of
and
$834 million in borrowings;
Commercial and industrial loans
3,577
Foreign:
From
ad¬
justed, $118 million in holdings of U. S. Government se¬
curities, $244 million in holdings of "other'securities,
$1,069
Other
States
leading cities
for
+
—
12,439'
insts.,
Dec
Quarterly
2,773
>
official
due
Family Finance Corp.—
New Common
(initial-quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc.
958
+
Foreign:
Domestic
condition
+
2,625
1,691
—
and
savings deposits—total?
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations:
Savings
deposits
The
2,618
+
4,613
Time
Condition Statement of Member Banks
+
69,716
,_
Governments,
1966
Per
114
—
65,987
savings
Commercial
1,
■
prior pfd.
Ltd.
Name
193
+
Domestic interbank:
Mutual
Dec.
2331
•
DIVIDENDS
161
215
—
93,602
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations
and
political subdivisions
U.
25
Farmers <te Xraaers Lue Ins. (Syracuse, N. Y.)
deposits—total*
—3.0%
1
Dec
stock
"
debs,
Continued from page
1
„
Commercial
Figures
Rayon
Insurance
1,993
11
+
155,079
——
due
income
subord.
♦Announced
1,635
—
4,773
_
Page
Apr
0
due May
cumul.
conv.
Ventures
1,119
7
—
3,221
banks.
States
+
2599
...
Corp.—
5% 'conv.
Title
2,461
1,750
domestic
CALLED
Corp.—
52
—
6
+
12,686
.
ISSUE
Ltd.—
due
1,974
51
—
12,009
coin
assets—net
Total
acceptances
foreign
corre¬
127
29
3,867
3,452
R.
F.
with
on
spondents
2489
Dec
—
83
+
118
165
18,298
Demand
34.7%
1971—
548
1
—
Demand
combined
2598
1
970
+
+
5,072
—
years
5
and
1,630
of
1,
1-
Jan
RR.—
notes
Manufacturing
Faraday
53,606
Ratio
1979J-—LJan«
.
1979^_'
79
+
+
1,416
indebtedness—
year
Currency
6
+
of
securities
Reserves
445
due
due
Date
Co.,
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
+ 1,581,
June
preferred
subord.
conv.
Skenandoa
628
—
426
5,693
bills
+
52,254
2554
665
■V +
56
—
33,931
securities—total
Government
886
in
capital
4
1,286
banks—i
564
ACCOUNTS—
paid
4
+
13,386
——
commercial
domestic
After
(1.450)
'*
1
Jan
Bridge Co.—
5conv.
160
+
83
+
16,675
—
——
loans
+
614
—
+
77
series
series
Inc.—
mtge. bonds
coll.
Seeburg
33
__
3
+
3,108
etc.
+
Surplus
Other
—
loans—
estate
to
S.
banks
foreign
4,653
(1,093)
dividends
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
to
Other
Loans
1
Total
5%
586
+
1
1,327
_—
18,499
deposits
availability
15 ""*"
America,
Electric
National Can
198
27
+
102
—
of
Pacific
4 Va %
carrying:
Treasury
Total
Deferred
Other
■'
558
account-
Other
1973
Corp.—
Leaseholds,
Co.
1st
Rheem
20
2,329
497
+
1,
Co.—
debentures
cumulative
4s/2%
336
securities
Government securities
Loans
17,505
„
Jan.
Inc.—'"' "*"r"
•
cumulative participating preferred stock
Missouri
pur¬
Deposits:
bank
due
convertible subord.
4%
8,098
+
loans——.—
Coast
5%
carrying:
or
loans
S.
767
+
debs,
convertible
Interstate
+
dealers
and
securities
Other
Sales
131
+
.
due
4%%
bonds
Transmission
Chemical
Hawaiian
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
29,025
(357)
j,
6";*
5%
I960;:;
11/,878
loans
Government
S.
U.
LIABILITIES—
notes
line
debs,
ENTIRE
Gyrodyne
Dec.
119,164
______
brokers
to
chasing
U.
23
+
Dec. 6,
1961
1,230
acijustedt
adjustedt
Other
Member
.
6%
—
investments
investments
and
519
,+ 1,600
—
2553
Co.—
Gas
pipe
Gas
Guardian
(In millions of dollars)
"
*
and
loans
Other
assets
Reserve
$53 million,
,■
:V:'.Dec. 13,
Loans
2,114
+
-
44
—
Other
Federal
:-y
<961
1,897
+
+
—
29,307
Bank
Total
!/\„'..■•
.
.
'v\' ;■
Agricultural
and
*
1
^._'-^_Feb
Corp., $5 preferred stock
EkcoJProducts Co., 6% cumul. second pfd.
Decrease (—) Since
Loans
Total
1
Company and Issue—
Increase ( + ) or
ASSETS—•
Total
under
•;
■ • <
587
+ 1,303
3,846
Jan
—Jan
i; 1970—'
Brunswick
$23 million was in savings .deposits in the New
—7,361
19,984
*
:■
"
ii...
million in the Kansas
$137
City District, and by lesser amounts in all other dis¬
of which
<:.vt!
+
1,699
Bonds
Held
District,
Cleveland
the
in
*
3,428
•
1
'
'
extended
a
adjustment
35ie;subord.
Gulf
Securities:
2552
—Feb
IsL.mtge. pipe line bonds 5%%
Western
Newspaper Union—
I
,
*
1
trict, $287 million in the Chicago District, $170 million
:
outright—
Bills
City, $455 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
tricts.
47"™*'+ U: 14
outright—
deposits adjusted increased $1,086 million in
New York
15
Jan
1953
1,
1963
Lloyd—
Natural
lgfemtge.
Demand
2441
Feb
1985
adjustment debs, due Jan.
debt
Southern
.
,
_
^^
■
cumulative preferred.stock—
Water Service Union—
4V2%
9
—
254
+
118
+
38
—
303
advances.:
and
—1,137
1
+
295
(357)
—
Discounts
39
—
;
...• •
1982a—'.
due
JjJilk Co.—
Tennessee
1960
1961
1961
ASSETS—
million.
Treasury certificates decreased $51
Dec. 21,
Dec. 13,
*
31
Rhiqjg^Ruhr
million and their holdings of
$165
debt
4l/2%
.:
1,
German
4!/2%
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
banks
Jan.
North
increased
loans
$56 million.
ber
Decrease (—) Since
Dec.
"Other"
million.
$34
2441
-
Metropolitan Corp.—
55/ic%
increased
:•
1,
'
series,
6'/4.%
1
.
1970——Jan', 1
1977
'
Nippon Electric Power Co., Ltd.—
1st. mtge. 6'/2% gold bonds due Jan.
loans
T.-v
; *
;
bonds,
*
2441
'
'
1973——Jan
V
' , ^
Jan
May Stores Realty Corp.—
1st-
1
-
stock—
Jan.
Montreal
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Jan.
'■■
r.
preference
*
1
'■
-
due
due
2.806425
,
Feb
:
T'.■■■:
1973—
1,
Gen. mtge. 5%
bonds due Feb. 15,
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—
v.
>1.397970
•
•••
Inc.—
Jan.
1944
-
'
.
—;
due
bonds
Mining Corp.—
debt adjustment
4Va%
.193281
1.400268
Switzerland, franc
Schwaben,
,
..
'
bonds
adjustment
cumulative
Harpen
.0166506
.
debt
5V2%
.0350250."
V
Corp.—
adjustment
Supply
5 V*'/>
■'■■■'
stock
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
.140246
.193525
.193650
.
debt
Energy
2.778638
.140425
r
.277183
2.783207
—
Power
2547
'.——Dec 31
—Dec 31 *
f':.i
Feb. 1
—1.
shares
preferred
1
...•••
preferred
cumulative
47/«%
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
$1.50
2547
•
——Jan
Corp.—
cumulative preferred
Diamond National Corp.—
.00161100
.00276233
.327600
guilder
pound—
Iron
&
*
.
„
Fuel
6%
2.806425
.00161112
.00276225
peso
.210233
.
1957,,'
Dec 29
,
.00161112
.00161106
Page
Dec 31
—
oi
notes
——
series A stock.—^
•„
5V2% cumulative preferred series B stock—
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—
t
204050
1966
secured
& .Light
Co., Inc.—.
„
adjustment deb. bonds.
debt
cumulative
'5%
.250056
.210216
2.807760
;
:
'
.250100
.210283
1
Zealand,
Portugal,
.204050
.250183
•>" "
2.810500
2.811040
yen
Norway,
.00310846
V
30,
June
6Vv%
Co.
1962——
Power
4%%
Colorado
due
1956
Oct.. 1,
Berlin
.958437
.210550
V.
.00310846
.204058
.204045-'
.250087
.210400
*,
.
.00161106
Netherlands,
New
1
.210450
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico,
.00310846
.250050
lira
Japan,
-.00310846
.210537
of
Distilling
due
.0200850
•'<"
.958437
.210562
'
•'
.204050
mark
pound
Ireland,
-.958593
debs,
5%
Barton
.0386750
*
rupee
Italy,
<:
.958750
•
t
4..
.
2.236195
.0200850
.0200857
.0200850
-.210600
.958281
.2iCb87
Ceylon, rupee
.0121101
.0386750
.0386750
.0386750
.0200850
—
Canada, dollar
;
.0386750
.
'
•
V
Date
Company and Issue—
Anglo Lautaro Nitrate Corp.—
~
;
2.236374
2.237258
2.239442
2.239872
.
"
REDEMPTION
$
.0121031
.0120926
.0120931
.0121065
..
Dec. 21
$
$
•'r.-.o-v-f
$
peso
•'
PARTIAL
Thursday
■
Dec. 20
Dec. 19
Dec. 18
Dec. 15
Argentina,
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
Wednesday
given in the Chronicle.
in which the details were
"
2-
1
55c
1^
1
1-
2
12-18
■^yL:'.f'>KJ.H-(-appr-j»f-'»»'.«ii«Bawi»iiii».i'iuiiii»i«iii
Volume
194
,
Number 6119
.
'■
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
'
Name of Company
12-28
7% pfd. (quar.)
Fischbach & Moore (stock dividend)
Fischer & Porter, 5% preferred (quar.)
Fisher Foods, Inc., $5 preferred (quar.)—_
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)
,
Fleming Company, 5% preferred (quar.)
Flexible Tubing, common (stock dividend)—
6%
preferred (s-af—
Florida Public Utilities, com. (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
$1.12 conv. pref.
(quar.)
Florida Steel Corp.
(quar.)
5%
1-31
1-23
15c
50c
1- 2
1- 2
;
50c
1-
dividend
141
*
S$vv-
: V
'
'
*
National
■
.19c
„
12-31
11-22
1"
dividend
Stock
49
1
11-22
Heritage
59%c
1-
1
11-22
convertible
Heritage
preferred
(quar.)
53V8c
1-
1
11-22
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
66c
1-
1
11-22
4.36%
convertible
Heublein,
preferred
(quar.)
54V2C
1-
1
11-22
Hidden
$1.25
12-31
12-18
General Tire
12-5
& Rubber
preferred
-j
.
Co.—
Hills
(quar.)_
Co.
12-18
Common
(quar.)
$1.12 Vi
12-31
12-18
Class
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06 V*
12-31
12-18
preferred
(quar.)
$1.37l/a
12-31
12-18
1- 2
12-15
1-
12-15
1-10
preferred
5 V2 %
12-20
General
2
12-15
1-
1
12-18
$6
1-
1
12-
80c
1-
6
1
12-18
12-29
1- 1
12-22
1-
.
Waterworks
preferred
$5
Inc.,
1
12-20
12-2C
Genung's,
Georgia
3-14
2-23
1-22
12-22
1-
12-15
1- 2
12-15
1-
2
12-22
1-
1
12-15
Giant
12-31
12-20
Gibson
56%c
25c
2
2
$1.25
1-31
1-15
$1.12Va
1-31
1-15
37V2C
Cement
Greeting
(A.
C.)
12-
2
$1.25
1-
1
1
'$1.23
1
Extra
Canada,
Ltd.
v"
investment
(from
$12%c
inc.)
1-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
12-26
60c
1-
2
12-
1-15
12-29
1-9
12-29
Goodrich
12-31
12-20
Goodyear Tire &
12-1
(quar.)
12-30
Gordon
12-16
Class
1-
2
12-15
Gossard
12-15
Government
11-30
2-28
Graham-Paige Corp., 60c conv. pfd.
Grand & Toy, Ltd. (quar.)
5-31
2
15c
Co., common (quar.)
(stock dividend)
1-
5%
Corp.,
class
Grand
Union
Grant
(W.
12-
5
Gray
Drug
Great
2
1
American
;
12-26
11-27
8c
"
—
Great
12-31
12-15
Great
Lakes
Gannett "Company
Gardner-Denver
(quar.)
Co.,
$1.50
+
common, (quar.)
(quar.)——
& Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
4%%
$1
(Julius)
Garlock,
(quar.)
Garrett
Freightlines,
Inc.
.
50c
12-30
10c
1-15
10c
1-15
25c
1-10
12-30
1-
12-
(quar.)
——r
—;
,
Light Co. (Georgia), common (quar.)
Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Gas
Service
Gas
$1.25
less
12-21
,
Great
12-22
1
Stock
dividend
1-
Common:
...
5Va%
5%
Geco
for
common
each
12-15
2
12-29
12-
12-
1-
$25c
1'
12-
1
1- 1>
12-28
$$1.38
$$1.25
2
12-
1
1
12-
International, Inc.—
Stockholders
will
vote
>.
,
,V
.
Dec.
on
22
:
.
;
.
V
a
on
50%
1
12-
2
12-15
1-15
12-20
1-15
12-29
12-30
6
$4.50
Ik
American
Investors
preferred
General American Oil
General
General
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bakeries, Ltd.
Bankshares
.
$1.12'/a
_____
2
2
12-22
$10c
(quar.)
1-25
&
Capital,
12-31
12- 6
General
4%
Cable
1st
General
Common
5Vi%
General
Ri
6%
Corp.,
preferred
Contract
common
(stock
Controls,
Electric
General
12-15
Gulf
2
12-15
$5
3-
(quar.)
1-
27Vic
1
12-
3-
—
V.\ "
I
.
12-29
8
>
:1- 1
y-
.
12-15
37Vic
12-29
12-15
Increased
1-25
12-31
12-21
(quar.)
General
Motors
conv.
$3.75
$5
Corp.
preferred
preferred
General
$4.75
General
shares
•share
General
of
B
30c
on
General
Extra
(8c
net
24c.
and
from
1- 2
Signal
from
realized
Refractories- (quar.)
Shale
J.
(quar.)
__:
1-15
30c
12-30
25c
12-28
17c
r,
12-
1-5
12c
1-
12-20
40c
12-29
12-20
General Steel Wares. Ltd. (resumed)
General Telephone Co. of California—
5% preferred, (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1 preferred
(quar.)
$5c
12-30
12-19
Steel
:___
Industries
25c
1- 2
25c
2-15
31%c
'2-15
_.
preferred
$1.30
preferred
■
-(quar.)
preferred
B
$1.32
preferred
32Vic
(quar.)
General
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
of
12- 8
.
*
1-25
2-15
1-25
33c
2-15
8%
1-25
59%c
1-
12-
1
-
/
V.
.
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Iowa—
,
-
62'/2C
1-
.
2
5%
12-12
5%%
General
preferred
(auar.)____—
34%c
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone
Co.
of
$1.40
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
5.10%
$2.20
12-15
12-15
Co.
preferred
—
_*
:
35c
1-
1
12-15
,—
31%c
1-
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Co.
of
12-30
12-15
of
Pennsylvania—
Southwest—
the
(quar.)
(quar.)__
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
' '
Helm's
36%c
28c
____.
_
9
1
12-
9
1-
1
12-
9
2-
1
1-10
1
12-15
1-
25V2C
55c
$1.12 %
1-
j
12-15
12-
1
27V2C
(quar.)
1-2
1-
v.
.
•
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
■'*
R
/'I
? irf
I
•
'il
1-16
(quar.)
$1
5-
4-16
preferred
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.25
2-
1-16
B
(quar.)
$1.25
5-
4-16
1-29
1-19
Company
T E Circuit
preferred
Cement
Helme
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-10
1-10
58 %c
2-
1
1-10
12-29
12-19
12-30
11-30
2-
.
Imperial Capital Fund (quar. of 2c from in¬
vestment income and 59c from long-term
capital gains
Imperial Life Assurance
(Canada)
(quar.)
11-30
ll-^O
$75c
$30c
1
1-19
12-29
5c
12-15
Ltd.
1
3-19-62
$1.25
6-11
1
Indiana
1
1-
1-1,
12-28
12-15
4%
&
&
Michigan
5%
12-15
4%%
5%
1- 2
12-15
>2- 6
preferred
preferred
1-15
1- 2
12-16
12-20
1-
2
12-18
Ingersoll Machine & Tool,
12-29
12-15
Industrial
$1.50
1-19
1
12-
9
1-
1
12-
9
$25c
$68%c
$$1.12 Va
12-27
12-
8
12-27
12-
8
12-27
12-
8
$56%c
12-29
&
12-27
12-
8
5c
1-15
12-15
1-
12-15
Rubber
Mortgage & Trust
(Sarnia)
Ltd.—
A
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Institutional
12-14
Income
investment
realized
Y.)—
income
securities
(7
6
and
;
profits)
9c
80c
Co.
Pennsylvania
(s-a)
Quarterly
12-15
Insuranshares
1
12-15
1- 1
1-15
12-18
1- 2
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph—
5% preferred A (quar.)
1-15
1-15
12-28
International
Breweries
1-
International
Bronze
10c
10c
5%
2
12-26
Common
1- 2
12-
6%
(increased)
65c
12-27
12-12
International
12-12
International
30c
12-31
1-
2
Common
12-11
12-
4%
8
B
(s-a)
Powders,
preferred
Minerals
Chemical
&
1- 5
1-15
1- 5
International
Packings Corp.
1-15
(quar.)
28%c
1-15
International
Paints
1- 2
1- 5
12-15
1-
2
12-15
2
12-20
1-
1
1-
1
1-2
—
1-10
1- 1
12-
Co.,
(quar.)_______
1- 4
common
(quar.)
,_
(quar.)
Stock
12-15
40c
$1
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
12-20
12-20
12-20
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
12-29
1- 2
12-12
20c
1-
2
12-12
15c
common
(quar.)
preferred
43%c
(quar.)_>
.
1- 2
12-12
1
(accumulative)
4Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
$$1.50
12-27
12-15
56Vic
2- 1
1-23
9
1-15
12-21
1-15
12-21
1-15
12-15
1-15
12-29
40c
$1
20c
15c
s-a)—
(quar.)
2
12-11
12-30
12-11
12-28
12-15
12-27
12-18
1-
(Canada)
12-18
1-16
12-15
Ltd.—
$60c
(s-a)
Co.—-
Paper
Co
12-29
11-24
12-28
2%
Power
12-15
12-28
International
Shoe
International
Silver
7%
(year-end)15c
30c
Resistance
International
preferred
(reduced)
Co.,
com.
interstate
$4.80
preferred
Interstate
Finance
preferred
Interstate
5 Va %
Bakeries
43%c
—---
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(Ind.),
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Securities—
'
junior preference
12-14
5
12-15
1-
1-
1
12-
8
12-11
Telegraph Corp.—
Quarterly
C
12-15
12-28
12-29
(stock div.)_
(quar.)
International Telephone &
4Va %
Products Ltd.—,
(reduced
dividend
International
12-15
40c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
International
12-19
12- 8
32Vic
(quar.)
2
6%
1
1-
25c
91%c
,
Ltd.
9
12-
12-14
12-27
12-18
15c
(quar.)
Packers
12-
12-29
1- 5
common
8
Corp.—
(quar.)
25c
1-15
1
1-
$20c
$37 Vic
60c
$1
(quar.)
preferred
27 Vic
21%c
12-
Ltd.—
Harvester, common (quar.)—
Milling, 4% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___
2
1-19
10c
(quar,)
International
pfd.
1-
1-
31 %c
31 %c
(quar.)
(auar.)_
(final)
partic.
12-15
10c
Certificates
preferred
1-29
4
12-15
12-15
50c
12-15
1-
25c
2
2
60c
1
1- 1
1-
1-
1-
Exchange Building (Chicago)—
of
$15c
$$1.63
$12l/2C
$$1
from
cents
2
2
from
cents
Insurance
2-16
•
•
■
1
Fund
—
$$2.50
(s-a)
Insurance
3-
2%
preference
1-
■
Class
1- 5
10c
Hose
12-27
Paper
12-20
(quar.)
5c
Express
12-20
1
$1.06%
($50 par)
Industrial
27Vic
4%%
1-2
1
1-
$1.25
55c
(quar.)
1-15
1-
*
4V2%
lVi%
A
47 %c
-
12-11
Co.
8
1-12
<
(quar.)
12-11
___
12-
and
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
2
1-24
$1
2
4%
dividend)
1-
$1.05
1-
(quar.)_^
8
(quar.)
1- 2
15c
(N.
7
12-
■
Acceptance Co., Ltd.—
New
common
(initial)
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
4 Va %
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
12-
2
10%
5c
Y.)
1
12-22
Industrial
2-15
12-28
4
$1.03
(Indianapolis)—
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water—
12- 6
1-15
12-
11-30
12-
1-
preferred
12- 6
1
r
dividend
preferred
1-
$1.03Ye
Electric—
$1.06%
jh
12-28
11c
(quar.)
(quar.)
National Bank
1
1-
$$1.25
(quar.)
12-4
Corp.—
$1.12Vi
pfd.
12-15
12-29
6c
11-30
1
$1.25
Chemical
preferred
preferred
1- 1
1- 2
$15c
?
1-
$12V2C
Ltd
(monthly)
(Subject to approval of stockholders
the Comptroller of Currency)
Indianapolis Power & Light, common
12-15
1-17
Gas
Stock
5-25
$1.16
(Canada)
(Increased-annual)
4Vs%
1-12
12-28
12-28
$20c
Tobacco
Properties, class A
Incorporated Income Fund
12-15
3-
61c
(quar.)
Extra
Indiana
2-
15c
Co.,
Income
4
12-27
•
Oil
Imperial
12-21
1-
Indiana
,
(quar.)
Imperial
12-30
12-30
%
37Vic
12 Vic
preferred
12-29
&
Co.,
1-10
preferred
50c
preferred
Heppenstall
1-12
1-12
1
4.70%
:
non-cum.
1
1
2-
12-19
(quar.)
preferred
22-
(quar.)
12-29
$1.50
Inc.
8
55c
common
preferred
15c
common
Co.,
2
7
1-10
$22 Vic
;
class
11212-
1
64c
Extra
7%
40c
M
12-29
20c
25c
preferred
Hendershot
(quar.)
Power,
(quar.)
Co.,
48c
$10c
F.)
W.)
.
(quar.)
2-
$1.29
Fund
(G.
57^C'
4?, 20c!,'"
(quar.)
55%c
dividend
E.)
(quar.)
Co.
Telephone
(quar.)
(E.
J.)
Breaker-^,
International
Electric
(W.
25c
3-15
(quar.)
12 Vic
common
Rubenstein
5Vi%
12-20
preferred
"
4%
52c
2
4.42%
,
12-15
Helena
1-
12-19
25c
(stock
Times
(H.
3.65%
(quar.)
'
g
Heinz
25c
12-29
(quar.)
Gas,
Haydock
Heller
Telephone
General. Telephone
5.80%
preferred
5.60%
5Va%
2
2
Ohio—
(quar.)
$1.25
11-
(quar.)
com.
17Vic
Products
Stock
60c
33%c
:
Corp.,
1-10
:*".y
Corp.
(quar.)
World, Inc.
preferred
preferred
5%%
12-15
Products
1
Company (quar.)
Super Markets
preferred
Hawley
(quar.)
preferred
$2.10
1
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
$2.40
$1.35
General
1-
12-15
12-13
1
Mining Co
Aluminum,
5 Va %
General
1-15
12-28
1
$22Vic
&
Stores
Hawaiian
6%
$1.25
(quar.)
2-
M.)
HaUserman
5
8
12-15
2-
_.—,___
preferred
Harvey
Illinois—
12-
2-
(quar.)
(N.
Fire Insurance
Hartford
2
51c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Hartford
1-
53%c
Refractories—
Harnischfeger Corp.,
Hartfield
12-29
52»/ac
—
(H.
25c
(quar.)
Co.___
Brace
Hartford
1-25
2-15
Co.
Winkle
Harris-Teeter
1-25
32»/ic
$2,375 preferred (quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
Shoe
Plywood
Harper
-
'
(quar.)
$1-30
Insurance
preferred
6%
.
$1.25
Ltd.,, 5%
Extra
.
12-29
62Vic
preferred
$1.06%
International, Ltd.—
6Vi% preferred
(quar.)
Harding Carpets, Ltd. (quar.)
12-20
5
Inc.., (auar.)
General
1-31
3%
..
_L_
4.20%
Hardee Farms
12-11
12-15
A
4.80%
12- 8
capital
(quar.)
Quarterly
8
dividend)
1-15
4.26%
•:
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harcourt
12-15
(stock
12-15
12-15
$40c
(quar.)
preferred
4.12%
preferred
Harbor
32q
(increased)
12-29
1-15
1-15
8
,
$1 25
preferred
6%
1-26
$10c
$2Qc
12-
,
Harbison-Walker
'
$20c
9
2
12-15
___—
Cotton,
Hanson-Van
12-29
in¬
investments)
Railway
,1-12
v'
'
(initial)
1-
27Vic
from
10c
common
Inc.
dividend
Hanover
each
:
stock
income
General
for
__
.net
gain
stock
—_
or
Ltd.,
preferred
Cosco
Hanover
12-19
1
'
4V4%
-
2
1-15
2
Handschy Chemical (initial)
(three:
1-
Extra
Hammermill Paper Co.—
2-28
12-
20c
2%
(quar.)
4-
Illinois
RR.
1-
3-15
1
1-
—_
(quar.)
Hamilton
8
1-
1-
< ouar. 1
1-8
1
$75c
2-
Brick
12-15
12-15
(Jacksonville)
4Vi%
dividend)
preferred
Co.
2-
,
$1.18%
(stock
vestment
General
$1.25
Service—
Optional-cash
1st
12-15
12-12
$1
Illinois
12-19
20c
Manufacturing—
quarterly_____^_
Brass,
5%
Hamilton
8
Mfg.,.Ltd.—
3 %
held)
Public
12-
Equipment—
class
and
2-1
93%c
.
(quar.)
Products
&
1
Stock
(quar.)__.—
Precision
1-
i
(quar.)
preferred
Class A
$1.25
12-15
12-30
25c
4.20%
Hahn
Corp—
pfd. (initial-quar.)
Mills, 5% preferred (quar.)
6%
Ltd.
Gas,
12-30
12-28
(quar.)
Bell
12-22
15c
1
Indicator
Co.
Food
Illinois
12-29
5c
4.64% preferred
preferred (quar.)
12-29
5%
(quar.)
preferred A
Ideal
1-12
12-29
$1.75
(quar.)
& Ohio
5c
*
.
12-15
dividend)
A (quar.)
:
Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
(W. H.) & Son, Inc.—
12-15
'
45c
'
50c
(quar.)
12-15
12-30
dividend
4.60%
^
50%
10c
(quar.)
common
income
preferred
5.16%
(stock
common
Hyscer
.
;
Gustin-Bacon
12-30
37Vic
(quar.)
Gulf Power Co.,
7
12- 7
.1- 1
12-15
62Vic
31 %c
5%
1
-
(quar.)
Insurance
Mobile
12-30
4%
1
Inc.—*•
net
preferred
$5
1%
pfd.
common
General
H
2
1-
-
(quar.)
General
1-
$1
:
Corp.—
dividend)
series A conv.
preferred
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Finance
12-29
'
20c
Erie
preferred
5%
Iquar.l—
Dunlap
Life
12-29
1-15
Common
12-
3-10
.
Quarterly
"
12-29
1-15
37 Vic
Corp.
gains
Gulf
1-10
10c
-
12-29
1-15
4%
(quar.)-^
preferred
from
1-15
93%c
preferred
Hygrade
%
(Winnipeg)—
4V4 % preferred
(quar.)
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Company— V,
5%
convertible
preferred (quar.)
Griggs Equipment (special)
54c
12-14
1-
10c
.1
L—
(quar.)i_
Corp.
1-
8
$1
class B
conv.
5%
"
General
8
12-
•
Corp.,
Stock
—
and
12Va %
of
12-
1-2
Huttig Sash & Door—
Ordinary
common
Co.,
Grosset
1- 2
1-23
Power
Gas
Growth
proposed 3-for-2 stock split
11-
$15c
Griesedieck
'
Gem
Hutchinson
*$1.40
Greyhound Corp.,
1
1-
,_.
12-18
50c
—
preferred
$1.50
(quar.)..
1-15
93%c
12-29
Income
Mountain
6%
held)
preferred
Huron &
1962.
per
Greenwich
1
Gatineau
preferred (quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.)
Hupp
5%
12-19-
4
Oil &
preferred
12- 8
Western Financial Corp.
(stk. divd.)
Producers, common (annual)
preferred
(quar.)
Great Western Sugar, common (quar,)
7% preferred (quar.)_
,
Enter¬
Mines,
Ltd.,
6.40%
56J/4C
(quar.)
8
2%
30c*
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
(Houston)
payment
Bay
A
1- 1
12-29
40c
Stores,
2-2
-
Insurance
Class
12-29
Western
Green
t30c
share of Gelco
(one
Ltd.
prises,
.'
common
3-1
(quar.)
West Life Assurance Co.
Great
1-; 2>V 12-15
.
on
Hughes-Owens, Ltd.,
4
; Great
1
-
Extra
Hudson's
5
tl7Vic
Y.)
12-
$1.10
*'
:
1-10
6%
Steel Inc.— ,' ' V ;
6%% preferred A (quar.)
—>32Vic
7%
preferred B
(quar.)_.
35c
Gatineau Power Co., Ltd.—
C
>
*
dividend
1
12-19
12-29
"
Hubbard Felt Ltd., class A (s-a)
Hudson Trust Co. (Union City, N.J.)
8
12-
12-31
25c
56Vic,
(quar.)
5-
Tax for
year
ending
Equal to approximately
Depositary share)——
31,
Quarterly
Gate City
12-29
2
12-20
12-15
'31Vic,
:
Motors
2
lr
$12Vic
*-iJ
$1.41%
preferred
Electric
15c
(quar.)__
4
1-
$1.31 Vi
Howell
10c
quar.)_.
interim
British
$.044
12-14
.
,
1-3
20c
(N.
Ltd.
Life
(an
March
2-1
2-
____
A
12-15
12-29
12-11
t45c
preferred
12-
12-29
$1.75
preferred
1-31
(s-a)
12-27
"-
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15-62
(quar.)_
Corp. Ltd.—
(initial
Universal
class
12-22
*
.1—
Extra
...12-30
Paper,
Southern
Great
'12-15
preferred
preferred
2-15-62
(quar.)
Power
Quarterly
1-17
12-30
28Vac
25c
——
Corp.
Garrett
1%
2-
45c
r,
_
l_____._______-.__-
Inc.
'2-7
preferred
3%%
Insurance
common
Great
12-15
3-1
50c
preferred
4%
Garfinkel
1- 2
-
Life Insurance
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)___
r.
—
37Vic
(quar.)
4Vi%
Co.,
Stores
Lakes
New
Co:
Co.,
T.)
.
,7c
(monthly)
A
W.)
1
12-26
preferred
12Vic
i
12-
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
"(quar.)
common
dividend
50c
A
Employees
1
1-15
(From net'investment income)-^
(H.
12-
6-21-62
30c
of
12 Vic
class
1
distribution
Industries,
convertible
Stock
A
2
1-
5.56%
1-15
12-18
2
55c
(quar.)—
Jewelry,
1-
12Vic
;
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
;
1
12-
(s-a)
5%
12-29
1-
1
1
(quar.)
;_
Houston Natural Gas, common (quar.)
5% preferred ($50 par) (quar.)
12-15
(quar.)_^
12-15
1-
12-26
2-
2-
2-
(quar.)
Baking (N. J.)"(quar.)_
W.) Ltd., class A (quar.)
America, 5% pfd.
(quar.)__
(Frank
3%%
12-15
55c
$3.50
York
Hardart
4.40%
Co., Ltd.—
5
Fundamental Investors—
Futterman
Company
Rubber
2
15c
12-21
15c 3-21-62
1-10
2
A
1-2
2-15
6
Corp.—
Corp.
4%
20c
1-
12 Vic
12-21
15c
10c
(quar.)—
1-10
15c
1-29
preferred
8
5%
10c
1-
8
1-
1-15
(quar.)_
F.)
(B.
12-
1-
class
New
(quar.)
Household Finance Corp.,'common (quar.)__
1-23
1
(quar.)
4%
$30c
& Co., class A
Industries
Inc.
&
$2.25
12-29
2-
of
liquidating
Stock
$1.50
(quar.)
Horn
1
tl3c
(quar.)
(quar.).
Bros.,
Goodman
Mfg.
•
25c
(quar.)
dividend-.—>____
Goldblatt
Oil
Second
12-12
.1-2
8c
Ltd., class A
12-29
20c
*■-
.
(quar.)
—
Trailer
Y.)
Co.,
Co.
Hooker Chemical Corp., $4.25
pfd.
Hoover Company, 4 Vi% preferred
25c
(monthly).
1-15
Oil
Horner
(quar.)
(N.
Telegraph
Co.
Stock
1
Insurance
Stock
&
Godfrey
12-11
12-
Falls
Gold
11-30
12-29
1
3%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Inc.
2
12-29
•
$2
'dividend)———
Ltd.
(Charles E.)
A
(quar.)
Fulton
Glickman Corp.
Globe Envelopes,
10c
Corp.
A
12-28
6c
Class
Class
1-19
5%
Companies,
Fruehauf
Glens
'
27Vic
Fresnillo Company
Frito-Lay,
12-22
,
!
Franklin Electric (stock
Frantz Mfg. .(quar.)
Frost
(quar.)—
;
Frigikar
12-30
Insurance
Honolulu
5c
Co.
3
Houdaille
25c
Exchange (Phila.)
&
3
1-
Hotel
Co
McBean
1-
1
12-15
Products
Gladding
12-
2-
12-20
1
35c
Gladden
1-10
12-14
95c
Co
&
1-20
12-28
Corp
of
Franklin-Adams
m i
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Fraser
20c
3%
;
——
8
12-15
1
$i5c
12-15
12-15
1-
12-19
12-19
1
12-20
'1-
1-10
1-10
Ltd.—
2-
1
"
15c
15c
Mines
11-30
2
25c %
11-30
3
1-
20c
12-30
(quar.)
(Delaware)—
1-
1-
:
He
A
12-29
$1.15
(increased).
12-26
12-28
12Vac
Extra
12-15
1-
12-15
°12-15
5C
Home
12-15
;
2
15c
12-15
1-
5
1-
6Vic
(quar.)
Home
12-15
$1.24
(quar.).!
Card
1
1-
(quar.)_—
(quar.)'
preferred
(quar.)
Shoe Mfg.
(quar.)__
Portland
1-
17V2C
1
(quar.)
Girard Trust Corn
.
1-
1-15
C
class
1-
12-28
10c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
B
12-29
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
35c
5%
preferred (quar.)
37Vic
Holmes
(D. H.), Ltd." (quar.1
50c
Holt, Rinehart & Winston
(quar.)___
*>•
10c
1-15
1-31
$4.92 preferred
$4.60
Georgia
Jan.
;.1QC
1-31
Power Co., $5 preferred
preferred (quar.)
$4.96
Gilbert
,
40c
87Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
2
A
preferred B
1
(quar.)
common
Genuine Parts
1'
20c
common
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Quarterly
Hollingshead (R. M.) Corp
Holly Oil Co
.•
„
$1.50
$4.50 preferred
1-
$1.183/4
28c
*' 15c
•
(quar.)
$3.50 prefeired
12-20
Corp.—
(quar.)_
preferred
Genesco,
12-20
12-29
3%
$3
18c
(quar.)
1-15
11-30
1-15
30c
(initial)
common
Boxes, Inc.
12-31
preferred
4%%
$30c
$1.25
dividend
Stock
Hoerner
$1.50
4V2%
1
12-28
5c
:
Mining,
Supermarkets,
$5
2-
be
(quar.)
Inc., new
Splendor
1-19
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
;
Corp
Corp.
12-14
1
(quar.)
Inc.
Industrial
12-14
2-
75c
(quar.)
interest
Bros.
Fownes
Fund,
12-28
22Vac
$1.05
Mutual' Fund—
Founders
Fram
Hertz
When
Share
•
47
Products—
preferred A
1-
(quar.)
$1.25
tt-b—
(quar.)
—
Street
West 37th
Foundation
•
7%
55c
preferred
(quar.)
12-28
5%
Bank
Glass
Forbes
Foster
Beneficial
352
:
preferred
•
1".
441
(quar.)____—
Company
Gallon
25c
——
(Subject to approval of stockholders
16,
1962'.)
* ' '
Fort Worth Transit (quar.)
'
Name of
Hercules
convertible
$5
&
Fort: Worth
141
Per
of Rec.
Corp.—
5.28%
12-1
2
1-2
12Vac
$4.20
Forbes
& Electronics
Holders
Payable
4.25%
12-15
7c
.
Stores, common (quar.)_____
preferred (quar.j—
Wallace, class A (quar.)
Foremost Dairies Co., 4Va % pfd. (auar.)
-jfi
Telephone
When
Share
4.40%
12-15
$1.75
■>
6%
Pair
Food
•;
of Company
4.75%
—
v
General
Common
.
* '•
Per
Name
12-21
15c
Inc.,
Sterling,
Stock
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
Extra
Firth
When
Share
■
National Bank (San Jose)- (quar.)
V
Stock
dividend
(subject to approval of
stockholders Jan. 23, 1962)
First National Bank
(Toms River, N. J.J—
Quarterly
___■
__•
First National Stores
(quar.)
First' Trenton National Bank (quar.)
First Virginia Corp.l—„
■___
;it >
'■
First Western Bank & Trust (Los Ang.)-~
Quarterly
First
(2811)
"
.
*5c
40c
$1.20
20c
$1.12/a
nnu-~
(quar.Y^—
27yac
1-15
12-21
12-30
12-19
12-30
12-19
12-30
12-
8
12-30
12-
8
1-
2
12-12
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2812)
Per
5Va %
Investment
of
Co.
of Rec.
Per
54 %c
America
(7
&
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
Lewis
sale
on
securities)
of
Investors
47c
Ltd.
Foundation,
12-28
$60c
(quar.)
1-15
12-
1
12-15
of New York—
Funding Corp.
1-10
,
1-
1
2c
Electric
Iowa
Common
Light
Power
&
1-10
1-
1
7%c
(quar.).
preferred
1-10
1-
1
Life
&
Casualty
12-
8
$1.37%
1-
2
12-
8
5%
;
-■
1-
2
12-15
60c
1-
2
12-15
preferred
53 %c
1-
2
12-15
40c
2-
2
82 %c
1-
1
12-15
$1.08%
1-
1
12-15
$1.20
1-
1
12-15
40c
1-
2
12-
—
4.80% preferred (quar.)_——
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Stock
dividend
holders
Island
$6
2% " subject
Creek
Coal,
Ivey
(J.
B.)
337 %c
(quar.)..—____
common
Co.
&
12-28
(quar. I
Link-Belt
:
25c
___________
6
12-22
Local
1
Public
Service,
preferred
7%
(quar.)_
Jamaica
$5
Water Supply
preferred
Jamestown
5%
1st
12-18
stock
1-15
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
McLean
uy4c
3-
1
2-15
1-
2
—
25c
12-31
12-
8
25c
12-28
12-11
10c
1-15
25c
2-
1
1-10
55c
2-
i
1-12
2-
1
1-12
-60c
3-
1
2-
i
12-29
12-
8
1-12
12-
8
——'
(quar.)
_____
..
i2y2c
■
____
—
2
12-
8
1-
2
12-
8
preferred
Y,),
Electric
7%
preferred
Co.
50c
Co., Ltd.
class
Corp.,
(quar.)__
A
.—
1-
12-15
London
2
12-15
Lone
5
12-11
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Jones
12-21
4
12-21
Logan,
1-31
2-14
Long
Island
2-
1-18
Long
Mile
B
Longs
1-
1
11-22
Lorain
12-26
Lorain
Los
Angeles
$1.25
1-
12-
8
Los
Angeles
Kaiser
Steel
Corp.,
$1.46
2
1-
2
5.16%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)!
4.44%
4.16%
preferred
preferred
12-29
12-15
1
3-
1
$1.05
Kansas Gas & Electric, com.
3-
1
$1.08%
3-
1
3-
1
9
12-29
30
$1.12%
:
(quar.)
•:
$1
50c
$1.12%,;; Z'It 2
12
(Three
1-'
2
' 12
!-■' 2
12
1-
1
12-15
V
(N.
•
1-
1
12-11
1-
.n
T
Kansas
Power
&
Light
preferred
37 c
preferred
Corp.
Monthly
Monthly
Kaymaro
2
1212-
8
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-
8
(monthly)
8c
Inc.,
$1.25
common
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
Kerr Mfg. Co., common
Oil
(extra)
Kidde
2
i
&
Co.
Department
Kingsport
Kirsch
Press
2-
1
$1.04
2-
1
12-15
Magnin
1-
2
12-22
Magor
1-15
12-30
5%%
preferred
Koppers
4%
pfd.
12-20
31 %C
...
20c
T"f,
Kratter
A
B
5
4-13-62
.4-
1-12-62
1-
5
12-29
,1-
2
.1-
15c
dividend)
1-15
dividend)
12-27
11-
2%;
1
12-29
Co.
1-26
12-19
12-
12-
8
8
12-31
Life
8
20c
common
12-15
12-
1
1-
2
12-
"
i
Insurance
$1,50
.
&
2-1-62
.*■ 12 %c
(quar.)
20c
12-
Miss.)
Investment
Manchester
-(quar
Life
Marine
x
preferred
k_
j.
.
A
(quar,)ZZ-Z-
12-31
12-15
$1
12-31
12-15
Marlin
2
12-15
Marsh
(M.)
1-15
12-12
7%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____
A
(quar.)
2
12-15
4-
2
3-15
UOc
1-31
1-16
3
/
^
4M>%
Stores,
►
common
preferred
(quar.)
15c
12-29
12-19
$1.50
12-29
(quar.)
Basket
1-15
1-15
1-
2
12-27
U5c
12-31
12-
8
12-31
12-
8
150c
12-30
12-
(s-a)
from
lt62%c.
12-30
12-30
1-
r
>
1
12-28
12-
8
22-
Field
&
2-
9
12-14
75c
1-
2
12-13
1-15
12-29
2-
1
1-19 '
3
6-15
*
-
4 % %
Co.
v'.'
*12-15. W
12-15
12-20
1
1-16
1-
Missouri
2
12-
investment
Nov.
30
12-
4
1-15
1-
12-15
12-31
2
12-15
pfd.
1-
2
(quar.)—
1-
(initial>_i
25c
■
'v
3iy4c
30c
Extra
12-15
12-15
12-27
1-
$1.12%
$1.12%
Quarterly
12-15
1
''
1
1-20
1212-r
V
4
1-2
1-
2
12-30
Extra
-
•
'
to
Dec.
of
capital
7,
both
12-15
12-
-
'
12-15:
9
1-
8
12-15
-
2
.
1-15
-
Locomotive
A
.$1.14
-
.'
(quar.K—;
60c
,
Electro
Stock
Morton
Morton
New
Foods.
12-15
1-
12" 1
12-15
12-15
♦
$22%c
12-29-
r $10c
12-29
% $10c
12-12
1-2
1-
12-20
4
2
12-15
1-15
-
30c
1-
1
1-
1.
Trust. (FT. ,J»')
:
.
.
'
:
50c
1-
2
12-15:
1-15
-$L75
Ltdj" (quar.-)__- ^
$25c-
12-18
1-
2 '
1-
2
»*
f 35c
1*15
*
20c
I-
', -1-
-
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12-21 •
12-28-
,59%c
(quar.)__n_i___^___
Yr) "(quar.)
12-15'
-12-28,'.
$-30c %
Trust-(N.
12-18
'
-
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12-15
1-2
25c ' "
.
:
12-11^
"
.
,
•
12-11
.12-27
50c
Ltd.-—-
11-30-
11-30
'
12-27 "
40C
-
—
11-30
j
•:
—
$25c,
$1^
12-21
■
.
2-
-12-29
12-15
v
1- 2
1?-15
(quar.)^-_i_^—62%c
(quar.)_
20c
1-1
12-30
20c
t
3% >
12-15
.
12-28 ".
1-18
(N.Y.)5c
:-^,195'
12-8
,
1-25 i
12-28
2-6,.
-
1-11
^2-29
11-29
1-10
12-18
Inc.—
common
(initial)--—-
,.
12- -8
1-13
-
,
12-15
2
-
(extrai
Corp.
12-15
1
1-
$1.17y2
-
12-22
-1-15
45c
(quar.)_
12-15
12-15
.
$1.12%
Storage;
12-15
12-29
12-29
$$1
-
(annual)_uj__
Fund—;
C.)
12-15
2
.
(quar.)__l____l____
(quar.)__l___
Products
12-15-
1
1'.."
12-29
divid.end__^.._;__'_^__c.^_^__^__._,-_%.
IB.
1-
$2
2
1-
12-29
<
;
& Co.
12-15
1-
'
preferred
(John)
2
V; $10c
Li.-/:/ -$71c
Ltd.
1-15
12-11
;.$22%C
(s-a)___
&
lr15
1
1-
2Ty2c
Engineering Co.—
prior
2-
$1.22%
„
A—
common
12-15
*
12-27
40c
$1.50
Guaranty
1-. 2
2- 1
$55c
Works'
Refrigerating
Corp-
Morrell
._
12-15
:
—
!s-a>-
Morse
1
2-
.
$1.10
,
semi-annual
Morgan
A
,1-
:
_____——
B
Moore
63c
-10%. ~
(resumed )
Morgan
payable
12-22
.
2i.
12-27
Drop Forging, common
4.75%. preferred
(quar.)
11-30
to
1-15
1-
12-27
%
Montreal Trust; COr
.11-30
-
15c
_____
Moore
12-26
12-1
'
5%12-27
(
8
10c
12-29
12-29
$1.25
.
V.
■:
(s-a)
record
gains
,
..
12-11
..
.
1-19 r
4
,
19.11
12-29
t75c
—
(quar.)
12-11
12-30
•
12-11
19.9Q
j
(Winnipeg)- (s-a)$40c
Club, com. (annual)
V 45c
Utilities,
Morrison-Kntidsen
holders
•
(quar.)__
dividend)
v
Class- A
$2.50
income_i._____
Ltd.
12-11
54c
;
-—/
Montgomery Ward & Co.; commorv- (quarc)
Class -A (quar:)__^__L__
Montreal
12-13
12-
12-29
I/,.
-2%
.
(quar.)
class
certificates
Class
:
1
^
30c
"
Increased
4
12-29
-
-
12-18
—
Montgomery County Trust (Amsterdam, N. Y.)
Montreal
12-29
12-29
Co
preferred
(quar.)
Montclair, National Bank &
12-29-
2
12-18
1-31
Assurance
preferred
12-20
1-
$1.50
2
,i
4.70%
'
12-31
$1.06 Va
2
$1.09
Corp.
Ltd.
Park Jockey
trust
4.50%
12-20
3
12-1
11-
$1.15
class
Investments,
Montana-Dakota
12-20
2
2
(Md.)—:
™
Life
1-
1-10
.•
2%c
•
pfd.
5
5
12-15
56y4c
<quar.)__
Knitting,
"
(quar.)
12-30
1212-
1
12-30
5%
(quar.)——
Monarch
1-
12-15
6
1-1
15c
•
(stock
Gas
preferred
Monarch
1-
2
1-
50c
:
r
dividend)-
Ltd.,
Monmouth
25c
.
from
(quar.)
—
"B
Voting
v
12-20
1-
25c
...
(quar.)__
Monarch
12-20
12c
1
1-
%
56V4c
Extra
12-20
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Brewery
12-15
1-15
25c
1-
15c
(reduced)-—.
preferred (quar.)
RR.,
Service,
12-20
2
1-15
(quar.)
12-20
Neb.)—
common
Investment
Fuel
1-22
25c
:
41c
(Lincoln,
12-29
12-28
-
$1.37%
(quar.)_—
12-22
1-22
75c ;
•
12-30
212-15
1-11
2%.
-
(quar.)
1-
122%c
(quar.)
1-
-
•
1-2
7y2c
; >
V
(quar.)
ll-27s
11-27 '
■
$3.50
—_——__—_
preferred
5!/2%
,
12-15
U7%c
(quar.)
income
(s-a)______
(quar.)___
common
Pacific
Class
12-15
1-
12-30
^:,12-30
»
—25c
Extra
2
2
25c
r»gl« 2 ^h'12-15
,.:
-v*'
,
12-31
2%%
(quar.)
record
f.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—_
Mobile & Birmingham RR., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Investors Trust—
plus
of
11-27
26%c
Glass
Gas
4.90%
1
2
Certificates of beneficial interest (22c from
holders
12-30
1%
:
iquar.)
Valley
Mobile
Massachusetts Life Fund—
.
1-16
11-27
_u—$1.25';;:
(Calif.)
Mississippi
12-14
t$1.25
1-16
2-1
—25c %
(Mass.)—
Co.
1
2-
Illinois—
,■''
River
Molson's
5%
investment
of
_____——.
preferred
12-28
1-
12-16
12-30
dividend—________—
2
1.30c
12-16
12-30
12-15
25c
—
12-27
12 %c
12-30
$1.10
(quar.)—
Co.
12-30
$1.22%
preferred
.
Equities
11-30
1-
(quar.)____.
Quarterly -from
15c-
3%
preferred I (quar.).____.
conv.
11-30
1-
4
50c
t
,
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36%
preferred :,(quar.),—;—
2
20c
gains
Massachusetts
4
4
Mississippi Power Co.—■'
Massachusetts-Investors Growth. Stock.. Fund,
:5c from investment income plus 49c from
capital
■
Stock
12-15
1-
_
(quar.)_i
Corp.
12-
12 %c
"
Mississippi
12-15
2
50c
(quar.U-
(quar.).
Corp., new comt
(quar.)
preferred
12-
1-1
of
.
Minnesota Power & Light; 5%
12-29
Maryland Casualty Co. - (quar.)
42 %c
Maryland National Bank (formerly Baltimore
National Bank) ..(increased-quar.)-™
--62%c
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock—
Masonite
V3 %
Mission
:
(Toronto)
preferred
Common
12-
1
(quar.)
Minneapolis-Hoiieywsell Raguiator---
12-29
$1.75
(quar.)
4%%
1
1-
Engineering-"•'(stock dividend)—5%..
Mining. Corp. ©£ Cans^iLtdiiiiL-^----^
-•
$50c
1-17
Tl
1-15
25c
preferred
.V
—___^—
-Stock- dlvidehd"'.. .B.. shares'
"2c
(quar.)
Co.,
6%
12-22
1-
97%c
:
(stock
R
4.56%
(quar.)
Son
A
Co.
Corp.
Mississippi
(quar.)__
Martin-Marietta
8
12-
35c
$1.12 %
&
1-15
95c
Minerals
realized
Co.
common
50c
common
Falls
nia.cc
(2c from invest¬
Ltd.,
(Calif.)
Marshall-Wells,
8
35c
1-
10c
^
Co.,
B
preferred
4%%
;_59%c'
3'
12-29
62y2c
Corp. (quar.K
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co.; 6%. pfd.
12-19
60c
A
25C
12-19
96V4c
>
Common
-
12-20
1-20-62
-
I35c
Navigation..
Lehigh Valley Industries, $1.50 pfd.
Lerner
"
p,
.i-ZZ—ZZZZZ
l-
—
H5c
_<
(quar.)____^_'/.^
Company (quar.)
preferred
Market
12-15
1-
3
1—31
y-u
12-29
4
7%
$4.60 preferred
Trust
87%c
12-
Extra
Rockwell
$35c
...
5%
—
pfd. (quar.)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
8
t35c
•
..
»
59 %c
:
•
1-
Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp.
12-20
6-30
53yac
Ltd.
Corp.
Electric
12-15
..
.
25C
3
Factors
Millers
12-22
V- 3-31-
J$1.25
»
—
Co.. Ltd.
dividend
12-
8c
$2 preferred
S1-.40- preferred
Midland
Stock
Maritime
1
12-15
.t25c
t25c
(increased)
2
12-29
,: 1-
1
15c
Corp.
31 %c
,
.
12-15
$20c
1-
:
1-
.
4%%" convertible
^
Insurance
Mills
12-29
Mill
t$1.85
27c
;"
.
:
(quar.)
Gardens,
5%
; $20c
1-
J25c
iquar.)
Semi-annual
'
convertible
CoaL &
Co.
4
V
$1.11%
(quar.)
(Illinois)
preferred
27c
Hanover
Marshall
_
Lehigh
Gas,
12-
4
Insurance
Miller-Wohl,
6
12-29
t60c
.
(from invest, inc.)
7% preferred (accum.)
Manufacturers
2
20c
11-24
12-22
25c
1-
12-
class
Abrasive
12-
2
1-15
.12-15
and
8
62 %c
(quar.)—
Midwest. Securities
'
1-
1-
1-
$1.25
profits)
1-
$1
12-29
12-29
:—
shares
26 %c
_t
(quar.)
Parfums, Inc.
-_
Laurentide Finance, Ltd., class
Class B (quar.-)_i
'___
$2.50
securities
2-
~
Lanvin
Leath
income
Leaf
1-19
11-24
>
$10
common
Industries shares
Transport
12-12
1
12-29
,♦
4%%
12-30
(initial)-
Hyde
12-
1
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming,
11-24
1-20
(quar.)
Leaf
—
(quar.)
Lamson & Sessions—
"1.
A
Maple
1-15
11-24
12-29
—
Maple
12-27
12-29
25c
shares
2
1-
Corp.,
Life
8
1-
$1.08%
1st preferred
Mid-West
12-
\Zi:"ZZZ ZZ'-.Z
Guardian—:—.
Midwest
-
2
""
12-29
2uc
Co.—
6
1-10
12-12
12-15
(quar.)
(annuall__
12-18
12-28
*'
1
55c
(quar.)
&
tll%C
Quarterly
;
Lamontagne Limit, class A (guar,);"""""
Corp., common "(quar.) IlfJIl
zZZZ
75%
R.)
13 %c
Lamson
preferred
1-2-62
$1.75
(Jackson,
A
2
12-28
v25c
1-
12-27
1-10
1-
87%c
.__
dividend
5% %
Funds, Inc.—
Maremont
dividend
Loan
&
ment
.
6
1-
12-12
7%c
priority
preference
General
12-15
2
(increased)
(quar.)
(P.
Managed
1-
12-27
:
preferred
Malone
12-29
Midland
Midland-Ross
12-26
40c
Quarterly
(s-a)—
A
12-15
12-29
12-15
12-29
1-25
(quar.)
semi-annual
1-20
ll'Ac
(quar.)_
&
Water,
12-18
17 %c
.
(quar.)
Trust
12-31
$19c
RR.,
4V4%
12-11
(quar.)_
(Alfred); class
Class B (quar.)
Lambton
Coal
Class
Mallory
11-28
14c
Ltd.
(initial)
Co., common (quar.)_
4.32%- preferred A (quar,)__
5% preferred B (quaf.)
~
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
Life
Initial
Middlesex
2
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works—
12-11
Gas
Stock
12-18
65 %c
Service, common (quar.)_
preferred tquar.)
Majestic-Perrn State Inc. (stock dividend)
12-15
14c
Lambert
2
12-15
12-27
12-29
—
(One sh. for each 100 shs. held).
1-12
t6c
Manischewitz
;
1-
tl9c
Manufacturers
A
Stock div.
Middleburgh
1-2
60c
2%
37%c:V.
——________——.
York
—
12-18
45c
Public
1-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
A
Lines
Utilities
Paper Co.—
Co.
12-15
Telephone
55c
Corp
12-19
1- 2
South
12-18
12-19
45c
States
2
2%
—
12-27
class
Increased
20c
(Extra)
12-19
$1.25
12-18
Middle
2
1-
12-19
12-29
(quar.)_^—
dividend
1-
•
12-29
12-27
Telephone
1-
•
50c
12-28
Middle
4.75%
2
$1
(John)
Laclede
Maine
8
68%c
(quar.)
Inc.
common
11-22
12-15
12-31
60c
Corp.
preferred
$1.50
&
preferred
5%
62%c
(quar.)__,
(quar.
11-22
12-28
priority shares (quar.)
priority, shares <(quar.)
5%preferred '(quar.)
12-15
5
(monthly)__
(monthly)
Corp.
Mid-States
Insurance
Cam v.
6
12-29
,
Kromex
4.90%
12-15
Stock
held)
Conv.'
.
12-31
12,12-
13c
-
(quar.)
Kuhlman Electric,
5 % %
preferred
12-15
(Ala.)—
(quar.)
common
(Joseph)
1-
2%
.
;
12-29
12-26
12-26
32c
Electric, com. (quar.)
(subject to approval
stockholders)
4.40%
preferred (quar)
1-15
12-15
1
1
Com¬
dividend
1-19
4
2-
25c
New
Co.
Industries,
12-27
1
15c
(quar.)
Car
1-
25c
dividend).
1
1-15
5%
-45c
,
.■
Michigan Gas
t25c
(stock dividend)
Inc.,
Convertible
6
:$1.25
30c
,■
Miami
12-29
—
(Del.),
Inc.
Mailman Corp., Ltd.
12-18 >
2c
(S. H.) & Co, (special).
Kroger Company— ,'
,
6%
preferred
(quar:)
1
7%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
,1-
20c
Kress
Lamar
1-12-62
Corp.—:
Class
Class
Labatt
12-30
:25c
,
C
Company
preferred
12-15
5%
20c
12 %c
A
12-29
1-15
Stock
4
1-
(quar.)
Trust
&
(quar.)—_i._
preferred
preferred
1-15
Service
.
12-15
12-15
preferred
41c
(quar.)
1-15
12-18
11-30
—
common
Thermit
4.35%
common
t6c
Mahoning
12-30
„
(quar.)
Village
&
3iy4C
Hamilton
Macy (R. H.) & Co.
Mading Drug Stores
35c
;
(quar.)
Koehring Co., 5%
12-15
$1.12%
__________
(stock
1-11
12-28
in
Co.,
4.45%
approval
12-15
1-1
(quar.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. (increased)
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
pfd.
(quar.)—
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)
;
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
1-11
quar.)
8
(extra)——.—^____
Motor
Machine
7%
1-11
(quar.).
B
1
(quar.)
Stores
i
$1.11
Extra
2
25c
Company
(quar.)
Industries, Inc. (stock
& Vogt Mfg.
(initial)
Knickerbocker
Class
1-
(s-a)_
(stock
12-13
1-11
split on the
Kentucky Public
the
Power
A
1-
~ ,v
Kleer-Vu
Knape
12-30
•
,
50c
(Walter)
12-31
1
Extra
12-15
r
Industries
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Class
12-15
1
King's
12-15
30c
_
(quar.).
Metal
1
preferred (quar.)
Vending Co. (quar.)
Macke
12-13
2
1
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Punds (quar.)
Extra
2
1-
40c
5%
Kerr-McGee
1-
1-
;
Organization
12-15
of
preferred
Mesta
2-
Products
Trucks
5j/4%
9
1-
,
Common
2-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)______„_
12-20
1-10
15c
12-
12-21
(quar.)
(Chicago)
(Dallas)
(quar.)
Bank
Fast
&
$3.50
2
(quar.)
(E. F.)
MacLaren
(quar.)___
12-20
2-
for each 50 shares
Metal
Mack
Accident Insurance
&
Common:
Kentucky Stone,
3" 1
87 %c
pfd.
Kentucky Central Life
*
7c
Kendall Company, $4.50 preferred
Kendall Refining (quar.)
Merck
Stock
1-10
10c
Kearney (James R.)„ 60c preferred
Kelling Nut, 6% preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)__
1-
12-15
12-30
5
Acceptance,
Merchants
8
..
45c
dividend————————.
12-
1
1-
55c
(quar.)
shares
MacDonald
12-11
1
Lyon
(Delaware)—
preferred
(monthly)
Kayser-Roth Corp.
(quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Kent-Moore
2
2-
8c
Corp.
84c
Kennedy's,
1-
8c
i
Consolidated
12-23
12-12
$30c
(s-a)
(quar.)—-———
Go.
preferred
12-20
8
$1.25
i
(quar.)
1-16
$1.24
$6 pref.
(quar.)
Luminator-Harrison.
8
2
$i.i2y2
(quar.)
5%
Kavanau
11-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4%%
$1.25
$1.06%
Co.,
preferred
2%
$1.50
\z:
Merchants
Stock
Bank
Deposit
.
Stores
20c
~
4V4%
12-15
$1.29
Ludlow Typograph Co.
Gas
(quar.)
12-15
$1.25
—
Extra
12-15
62 y2c
'
$5 preferred
2
12-30
12-30
12-12
12-12
2c
pfd.
6%
(Baltimore)
Merchants
dividend
Y.)
12-11
(quar.)
Commission's
Stock
1
pany
(quar.)
common
Bank
National
Mercantile
!
stock
to
Mercantile-Safe
Light—
Lowenstein
(M.) & Sons
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd.
Loyal American Life Insurance
1
$1.08
:
preferred
subject
29
•
$1.07
.__1L
_!
9
9
•
12-26
;<
5%
Mercantile National
Mercantile
12-11
30c
■
25c
——
(s-a)_
12-30
Electric—
&
Two-for-one
•
&
(increased
9
9
•
■
1-15
44c
(increased-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gas
Common
3-
$1
com.
Louisville
Co.,
12-15
12-11
(quar.)
4.96%
95c
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Kansas City Southern
Ry.,
4%
preferred
(quar.)__
Natural
1-
1-12
12-15
&
preferred
1
___—
1-29
$1.43%
4.35%
Kansas-Nebraska
(quar.)
Drug
Power
Johnson
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Athletic Club (quar.)
1-23
12-29
Mead
(quar.)———
.___
12-15
1-
12-12
12-12
2-
Mfg.
2
i2y2c
Telephone,, 5%
Louisiana
Extra
1-
—
dividend)
preferred
1-23
36 %c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4%'%
5%
50c
4%
4.28%
Dock,
2V2C
,
3.80%
4.32%
&
(stock
7V2C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.75% convertible preferred (quar.)__
Kansas City Power & Light—
*
1
Coal
$1.25
12-12
1-
5c
1-
(initial)—;
Stores
1-15
(quar.)
1-
10c
Watch
Drug
Inc.
1-2
'
1-10
12-15
1- 1
10c
—___—12%c
(quar.)—
Extra,
McQuay-Norris
5
2%
Longines-Wittnauer
40c
1-
McQuay,
$1.28 y8
—
(quar.)
12-29
(quar.)
Co.
(N. Y.)
12-29
»
:
$1.08%
—
(quar.)
1-15
Laughlin Steel Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Josten's, Inc., class A (quar.)
Mfg.
•
dividend
17 '/2c
1-15
8
12-
—
$1.06 y4
1-15
&
Class
Trust Co.
Rubber
12-19
———
Trucking
12-31
50c
25c
:
pfd. B (quar.)
tl5c
(extra)
:•
t85c
—
tl3%c
(quar.)
12-13
4 %■
(Canada)
(quar.)
preferred E (quar.)_.—._
5.125%
preferred
(quar.)
2-15
2-16
;
(s-a)
,
Lo¬
4.35%
Stock
Inc.
Insurance
1-10
12-20
12-20
-
Melchers Distilleries Ltd.,
Brewing
2-28
1
Jonathan
(see
________________________________
15c
93 %c
Inc.
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
4V4% preferred, D (quar.).
Ltd.—
Carpet Furniture
Jonatnan
4
1-
:
40c
6%
preferred (quar.)
5Va%
preferred
(quar.)
Johnson
1-
$2
(Andrew)
Club,
8
50c
(year-end).
Co
Tea
3%%
12-
——
2-10
:
Lite
Star
Extra
(increased)
(s-a)
Inc.)
gan,
1-
12-27
Co.
(Jonathan),
Logan
12-15
1-
15c
Jewel
Jockey
1
12-15
Candy
20c
(year-end)
shares
1
Chain
y*
3-10-62
10c
preferred
Pipe
(quar.)
Steel
Locke
3-10-62
$1.10
(quar.)———
Joint
$1.75
(quar.)
(initial)
Jergens
Joy
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brothers
12-27
$1.50
$1.25
com.
(quar.)
Glass Co.,
Lock
Loft
$1.25
(N.
Construction
Founders
1-
t$1.75
(quar.)
Jefferson
Jenkins
J37%c
common
"—
2%
-
,
stock
Groceterias
12-15
12-15
1-31
1- 2
-1- 2
1- 2
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_____
Y.)
(quar.)
Finance
Preferred
Co.—
Telephone
Jeannette
Jefferson
Ltd.,
10c
75c
20c
$50c
12%c
62%c
•
20c
,
2-
12-14
Non-callable
Jamaica
93%c
1____
:1:40c
3
2
11-30
1-
preferred (quar.)___—
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)——
McBrine (L.) Company, Ltd., preferred
6y4c
11-
1-
Corp., class A (quar.)
RR.—
Orig.
Loblaw
12-22
(N.
Co.
(quar.j___—
Co.
Miami
$4.30
'a'—-
.
Trust
dividend
Stock
Little
2
1-
$1.25
12-29
1- 2
1- 2
time
this
at
6%
12-15
12-30
$1.75
—
r
Lipe-Rollway
1
2-
omitted
May Department Stores, 3%% pfd. '(quar.)
Mayfair Markets, common (quar.)—
12-15
1
payment
12-12
12-15
1- 1
McCall
Corp.
(quar.)
1—-—
2- 1
McCord Corp., $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
12-29
McCrory Corp. common (quar.)
«
12-28
Extra
10c ; • 12-28
3.50%
preferred (quar.)
_;
:
87%c
'12-28
$6 preferred
(quar.)
L$1.50
12-28
5Va%
preferred B
(quar.)
.u—.—
$1.37%
vl2-28
4y2%
preferred B
(quar.)—
$1.12%
12-28
McDermott (J. Ray) : & Co.
(quar,).__'__—__
15c f
-1- 2
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)
25c
I- 1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
;
u
5%%
preferred (quar.).
$1.37%
-12-31
McKay Machine Co.
(quar.)—
50c
1- 2
Stock
dividend
10%
2-5
pfd. (quar.)
Insur.
(Fort Wayne)
Life
National
Increased
12-29
$1.50
(annual)
1
1
1-
15 c
—
Lincoln Rochester
Special
(quar.)
Development Corp.
Lincoln
stock¬
to
approval on Jan. 31
preferred
Israel
of
12-29
12-15
1-
$.359375
1-12
______
1-24
12-30
5c.
30c
60c
47 %c
preferred
4.30%
(quar.)——
Common
12-30
}
12-26
,
—
——_——
(Tenn.)—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7%
4.80%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Iowa Power & Light, common
3.30% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
$3
10c
Mattel, Inc. (quar.) _—,I5c
Maxwell, Ltd., $6 participating pfd. (quar.)
$$1.50
Participating
$50c
(s-a)
Massawippi Valley Ry.
Mastic
Corp.
„
1-10
2
Payable of Rec.
6J/4c
Quarterly
Co.—
(increased-quar.)
1-22
1-
—
Co.
Insurance
5
9
6
$1.43%
Co.,
Loan, common
(quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
13-
5%
Forms
Water
1-26
4-
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
12-11
10c
Liberty
15c
6%
Business
Lexington
1
4%
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
5%% pfd. (quar.)__
5%% preferred (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.) (stock dividend)
Liberty Life Insurance (S. C.)
(quar.)
special
1-
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
22 %c
(quar.)
A
dividend
Stock
year-end payment from net realized profits
Investment
Inc.
Levine's
from
cents
cents
40
1-
68%c
class
Products,
When
Share
of Company
Name
Lestoil
income
investment
net
Holders
Payable
Power Co.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
When
Share
of Company
Name
Interstate
.
•
7c
-
194
Volume
Number 6119
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
,
(2813)
i
Per
of Company
Hume
(s-a)
Cookie Co.
Stock dividend—
Mother's
Diablo
Mount
Extra
Co.
—
Co.
Company
Muter
capital
gains)
9
2-28
2-
9
5.50%
4 Va %
2-26
5
Northern
:—10c
12-29
12-14
Northern
Natural
5%
1-20
12-30
5Va%
preferred
___
and
55c
Insurance
5.80%
from
1-
Narragansett
Racing
Fabric
Narrow
Nashville
&
:_r
(Glen
Co.
Check
National Bank of
<
Biscuit Co.,
Cash
N.
(Quarterly,,
; Extra
*__—
Quarterly
2-^Insurance
—
Fire
National
National
$1.50
National
Co.-,
tal
1-
2
12-
1-15
12-23
12-12
Northwestern
1-15
12-15
2
35c
35c
'
1-15
1-
1-
2
Noxzema
-
1
12-20
1
1-16
.1- 3
12-15
2-
1-1
12-15
4.40%
50c
1-
2
11-14
1-2
Ji"14
preferred
6%
Linen
Extra
4V2%
5%
B
_
preferred
preierred
(quar.)—;
&
class
BB
Periodical
National
Quarterly
National
1-
2
12-16
Industries-.
15c
National
Aft-15
tvo
31 Vic
;ifil
Sferieg'Bf2nd
31V4c
12-15
National
Rubber
National
Screw
National
Securities
National
&
Shawmut
1
Extra
National. City
5Va%
Nautec
Corp.
Nebraska
Nekoosa
Class
B
Products, of
Quarterly
Nevada
Co.,
Brunswick
New
Brunswick
3%
England
Trust
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
pfd.
Co.
National
12-29
fl5c
Orleans
■
.
New
York
pfd.
6%
of
Eank
Stock
3.75%
New
State
preferred
12-29
1-
12-15
2
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-28
'
25c
,
1-
1-15
2
12-
8
12-
8
12-29
$1
1
12-
7
1-
1
12-
7
2
12-15
$1.18%
1-
2
12-11
$1.09
common
1-
2
12-11
(quar.)
1-
59-^0
'
30c
1-10
12-11
50c
$2.50
$2.50
,,
1- 2
12-
.
"
1-. 1
1-
12-15
1
35c
12-29
12-21
12-29
12-21
Gas—
&
£
(quar.)
93%c
10c
6%c
$1.50
1
12-
1-
4
12-13
12-15
1-10
8
12-30
93%c
2-
1
1-15
20c
1-
1
12-21
85c
12-31
12-
(quar.)
90c
12-31
12-
(quar.)
97VaC
12-31
12-
4.10%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
12-31
12-
4.85%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02%
$1.21 %
12-31
12-
$1.31 %
12-31
12-
_
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd.,
and
common
class
Adams
,$4.50
National
Bank,
preferred „(quar.)___
B)
North
A
American
American
10%
holder
stock
North
American
Van
North
Central
Lines
&
Penn
Judd
Northeastern,
&
Trust
Northern
Mfg.
Gas
Co.
Paper
12-28
1-
3
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
$25c
2-15
1-
$1.75
2-15
20c
1-
1-
2
12-
1-
1
12-28
1
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
12-
Corp., common
10c
ctfs.)
V.
,
;
-v
,
.
1
"12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
6%
1-26
25c
1-15
12-29
Siy4c
12-29
12-13
(quar.)
,
12-29
12-27
12-18
10c
50c
1-
2
3-19
(quar.)
Inc.
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred A (quar.)
31%c
3-30
3-12
37Vic
12-29
2nd
37Vic
3-30
3-12
Pacific
preferred
Gas
&
(Three-for-one
Pacific
to
split)
Products
the
by
Co.
Express
preferred
a
12-12
2-19
25c
1-15
12-29
10c
(quar.)
1-
12-20
3
preferred
preferred
(quar.j—
$4.75 conv. preferred
—__
(quar.)_
___
Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Co. (Wash.)
12-30
Pacific
15c
12-30
1-15
12-20
12-20
$1.12'/a
$1.18%
1-15
12-20
1-15
12-20
'1-15
;
12-20
22c
Advertising Co.
12-29
12-12
12-30
Pacific
Power
&
5%
preferred
5%
serial
Light Co., common
45c
$1.25
(quar.)_
1-10
12-26
12-26
12-26
12-26
(quar.)
(quar.)_!___
preferred
1-10
$1.25
1-10
4.52%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.13
6.16%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
.$1.54
1-10
1-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.41
1-10
$1.75
1-10
1-10
7%
preferred
preferred
6%
5.40%
Pacific
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
:_
(quar.)i__;
12-26
12-26
12-26
12-26
12-26
$1.35
1-10
30c
12-29
$1.50
1-15
35c
2%
1-10
12-20
1-19
VaC
1-10
12-20
12-20
2%
,
1-19
12-20
Telephone &
Telegraph—
(increased)
—1
Common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Paddington Corp., new class A
Stock
Class
—
(initial
s-a)
dividend
B
Stock
dividend
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.
Mortgage— '
Palomar
12-15
12-22
12- 8
12-15
approve
American
two-for-one
a
Sulphur
Eastern Pipe
preferred (quar.)
Parkerburg-Aetna Corp.
Panhandle
(quar.)
split
Coal
1-
$1
1
;
&
12-30
11-29
12-15
1-12
4c
$20c
Co
1- 2
1- 2
12-30
12- 9
J45c
Metals
common
Chemicals
12-30
12c
(quar.)
(year-end)
2-15
1-19
2-
•
1
1-5
20c
1-25
1-10
15c
12-27
t$1.50
(year-end)
12-15
25c
1-
1
12- 6
33c
1-
2
12- 8
1-
12- 8
12- 8
12- 8
12- 8
12-11
2
1-
$1.15
2
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
1- 2
3.35%
preferred
(quar.)
83%c
1- 2
25c
12-27
Pennsylvania
Penobscot
12-15
11-29
20c
common
Mines
Ltd.,
.
4%
Co.,
Tube
Orielle
25c
1
dividend
Stock
Peabody
_
—___
Line—
4%
$1.12V2
RR.
:
Chemical
Fibre
Co.
1
2,-15
6%
t$3
12-30
50c
5%
12-27
12-15
12- 1
1-26
1- 5
37Vic
1-15
12-14
14c
(quar.)
Peoples
Credit Jewellers, Ltd.—
preferred (s-a)
People's Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
dividend
Trust
Quarterly
&
2
12-14
1
12-11
City
Pepsi-Cola
(special)
50c
.
$2
12-27
1-15
12-15
12-29
16c
1-
Co.
Permanente
(Reading,
United
12-11
1- 2
1-
2
'
12-11
12-
12-15
1-19
II-24
1-
2
12-13
80c
1-20
12-30
5c
12-26
12-
6
12-
6
3%
1-15
1-26
12-29
12-20
11-27
25c
12-30
12-15
1-15
12-15
10c
(quar.)
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
38C
1-15
12-29
36c
12-27
12-11
1-10
12-15
25c
12-29
12-18
$50c
12-29
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
$56 %C
4%
quar.)
6-
4%%
5-10
5-10
12-12,
12.7?0
12-12
i"
i
12-15
1-
5
12-15
t$2
1-1
12-15
2%
;
1-2-62
10-25
t$l
12-28
12-14
30c ;
____,
7%c
(Toronto)
(initial)
common
1-
1
12-15
5c
12-28
12-18
12 Vac
common
12-28
12-18
Uc
t50c
2-
1
t$2
(s-a)
1-
1
1-
2
12-15
Growth Stock Fund—
investment
and
income
long-term cap. gains)
(quar.)
Gamble, 8% pfd. (quar.)
Proctor-Silex
1
6-.1
,
from net
&
12-20
12-30
50c
—
Prince Gardner
Procter
12-20
1-15
7c
(initial)
Ltd.,
preferred
(T. Rowe)
Price
5
1-15
_
$75c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
&
12-15
3%
1%
(quar.)
preferred
Price Bros.
6
12-26
12-26
.
preferred
5%
12-
62 %c
62 %c
(quar.).
Co.
Corp.,
8
Products—
Lambert
Prestone
12-8
2
2
27VaC
(quar.)
(initial
4%
2
11-
(Initial)-lit
Preston Mines,
3
2
2%
Corp.,
12-28
3-
(year-end)
preferred
(quar.)
—
11-28
10c
1
2-15
1-15
$2
common
convertible
64c
15c
12-22
2
12-15
1-
1-
2
12-15
1-
ny8c
2
12-15
"
2nd
preferred
Professional
(Stock
Assn.
of Colorado—
dividend)
Progress
Mfg.
Stock
—__
Fund
for
net
from
Provident
Income,
income
security
Tradesmens
plus
profits
Bank
Service Co.
Public
Service
of North
of
Co.
Carolina
Service
original
Rico
(quar.)
8%
1-
Electric
1-10
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-19
Gas—
As
$1.75
'45c
12-29
25c
1-3
20c
(quar.)
12-29
12-29
100%
Inc.
11-24
12-11
1212-
8
8
1-
2
12-15
12 Vac
—
(quar.)
10c
1-
2
12-
8
$2
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
12-18
12-11
$1
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
1
1-1
10c
1
$1.06
dividend
Pyle-National
12-15
2-
$1.16%
Telephone
Stores.
Purity
12-27
Oklahoma—
Puget Sound Pulp tt Timber
Purex
Corp.
(quar.)__
Stock
14c
t63c
preferred (quar.)
4.24%
preferred (quar.)_
4%
preferred
(quar.)
7%
12-15
70c
4.65%
Public
4
12-15
12-28
Co.
(increased-quar.)
Transport, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Public
Puerto
1-
12-28
8c
i,
Trust
&
(Philadelphia)
Provincial
11-30
12-15
Inc.—
investment
realized
from
2
15c
(quar.)
dividend
Provident
1-
1-26
2%
2%
Company
Stock
12-31
3%
17 %c
(quar.)
dividend
Prophet
6c
15c
(quar.)
Men's
RR.
Pa.)—
1-
2
12-15
Bottlers,
Cement
(ill.)
Inc.
(quar.)
1-30
12-30
12-11
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
35c
2- 1
1-20
1-15
1- 3
1-31
1- 3
1-31
1- •
2-
$2.50
(s-a)
✓
Bottlers
Quaker
Oats Co.,
common
1-
2
12-
8
Quebec
Power
Co.
(quar.)
28c
R
&
Mining
M
T
Radio
A
—
12-29
12-14
2-23
-
5c
17V2C
-
1-
$25c
1
1-
$27 fee
1
1-„15
12-15
12-15
$30c
(quar.)—
12-28
12-
1
30c
;
1-11
12-
8
Corp.
Corp.
of
2
12-15
6c
(quar.)
America,
common
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
1-
$28c
(quar.)
E
&
12-22
Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
Class
R
1-20
from
Quebec Telephone Co., Ltd.-1
5 V2 % preferred (quar.).
5%
preferred
(quar.)_.
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd.
Quincy
12-22
30c
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Quarterly Distribution Shares—
2c
from
regular income plus
long-term capital gains
1-20
$40c
—
•55c
$1.50
(quar.)
-
1-20
12-30
25c
1-22
12-15
2%
1-29
12-15
1-
2
12-
4
4-
2
3-
5
$3.50
1st
preferred
(quar.)
87 Vac
$3.50
1st
preferred
(quar.)
87VaC
10c
Rapid'American
Corp.
(quar.)
12-29
12-15
12 Vac
12-29
12-15
$15c
1-1-62
12-14
$$1.50
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.—
Increased
Rayette,
1-1-62
12-14
1-
90C
quarterly
2
12-
8
6c
12-29
12-15
7c
12-30
12-20
21c
Inc.
1-25
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling—
Class
Real
A
(quar.)
Properties Corp.
A
(quar.)
of America—
Class
3%
Valley
(quar.)
General
dividend
Pepsi-Cola
Bank
12-15
2
20c
25c
Bureau
Pepsi-Cola
1-
Stock
3-
10C
1-
Bank
pfd.
Trust
11-
38c
.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke, new com. (initial)
Peoples Securities
Peoples Trust (Bergen County, N. J.) (quar.)
Peoria
1-15
1-
12-29
12-20
$1.75
J
A
&
1
.
Stockholders,
Peerless
1- 2
1- 4
12-29
$22V2C
(quar.)
12- 8
12-29
1-
$1.50
Presidential Realty Corp.—
Stock dividend
12-15
(Calif.)—
40c
2%
Alexander
&
Premier
.
15c
Outdoor
1-13
■25c
12-19
1-15
Quarterly
15c
.
1-15
$1.18%
V
%
Power
Pratt, Read & Co.
Preclsionware, Inc.
12-19
$1.10
(quar,)
Peoples
four-for-one
National
1-30
$1.09
'
(quar.)
$4.50
(quar.)
Electric
from
8
12-15
12-30
'
Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd.
12-
1
I2M2C
(quar.)
Extra
$4.75
1-
10%
Intermountain
Pacific
12-30
25c
1-11
$1
$3
B
(14c
100%
12-15
16c
dividend
Industrial
Pratt
California
(quar.)
dividend
Pacific
12-29
1-19
Commissioner—-
Indemnity
Stock
Co.—
approval
Corporations
Pacific
(quar.)
stock
Hawaiian
Subject
A
Electric
12-30
5%
Class
12-13
,___
12-13
$1.37%
(quar.)
Inc., com.
ClasV
'
(„t,r
1-
1
(s-a)
Ij, 5
%
2V4c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Corp.
1-25
12-15
12-15
1-
(quar.)
Chicago Ry.—
Electric
par tic.
Power
2
$1
(quar.)
(escrow
50c
12-19
25q
1
1-
12-19
,12-28
$1.51
1-
I-15
1-15
(quar.)
Corp. of Canada Ltd.,
4 Va %
preferred (quar.)
12-18
1
,
1-15
12-15
1-15
(quar.)
Power
12-18
1
1-15
25c
(quar.)
1
1-
1
$1.75
General
Powdrell
1
1-
2-
12-29
75c
(quar.)
Electric Tools
Stock
Utilities—
$1
$1.19
1
97 %c
dividend
Potomac
1-15
12-30
Chemical
$4 preferred
preferred
Portland
4
Stock
;
6%
12-15
2
4.50%
11-22
12-
Stock
Portable
1-15
12-
4
6%
20c
(quar.)—
Glass—
Electric
(quar.)
(s-a)
50c
2-
$1
Polymer Corp., class A & class B Stock div.)
Popell (L. F.) Company (stock dividend)
Port Huron Sulphite & Paper Co.
(quar.)
5
t25c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(Scrahton)
Central Ry.
1-
120c
Extra
Pennsylvania
Co.,
12-
Inc.—
Directors voted approval of
split
North
2
13
Refractories
Airlines,
Owens-Illinois
Pennsalt
Insurance
Feb.
2-9
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
Common
(increased)
$4.60
preferred
(quar.)_
(Chicago)—
subject to stock-
on
12-29
1-19
____
Co.
$6 preferred (quar.)
Traffic Co.
(s-a)__.
$4.50
Life
dividend
12-29
12Y2C
;
Penn
$4
(quar.)
North American
North
1-
$1
(s-a)
common
Aviation
approval
:
Securities
Penmans,
12-
J12c
North. American Acceptance Corp.__
North
2
J20c
.
J
(quar.)
1-
J 15c
Nopco Chemical Co., 4% pfd. A
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd.
North
tl5c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
on
(quar.)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (Del.)
Pend
preferred
(Extra
1-15
1-19
4%
Rubber
preferred
Overseas
1-10
3-9
(quar.)
Rockland
&
O'Sullivan
Pan
1-
12-29
3.60%
B
20c
preferred D (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
5%
1-30
25c
4.75%
12-15
4%
____
Trap Rock Corp
Electronics, class A (quar.)_
Newark Telephone (Ohio) 6% pfd. (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power
.3.40%. preferred (quar.)
.
1
Mining—
York
.Class
Co.
dividend
5.64%
1-
3.90%
p
\
1-15
60c.
Newark
»
8
$1.06
(quar.)_.
Quarterly
\
Rosario
Electric
12-15
12-
12-19
Credit
Common
12-15
12-30
.
47J/ac
...
dividend
York
.
12-27
$1.15
(extra*
____!
Quarterly
8
$1.38
.
New
12,
50c
(quar.)
&
2
1-15
$1.50
(quar.)___
Honduras
1-
' :
■'
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
(quar.)
York & Harlem RR., common (s-a)
Preferred
(s-a)
York,
12-11
2
(quar.)^_
New
New
12-20
$1.01%
Public Service,
Auction
12-11
12-31
33c
_
preferred
-3-30
1
1-
28c
(quar.)
preferred
4-20
1-15
v
27c
$15c
New Jersey Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
1
60c
37Y2C
common
$4.40
i__
.
Co.,
4%
12-15
J.).—
.
.4.75%
5
12-21
;
1-19
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
New England Telephone .& Telegraph
(quar.)
New Hampshire Insurance Co.
(quar.)
New Jersey, Natural Gas (quar.)__
New
12-
2
12-30
'.'1:15c
(quar.)__
preferred
12-14
12-15
_~
England; Merchants
4.05%
1
12-30
___________
4.60%
12-14
30c
(N.
(annual)
preferred
1-
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
Boston
5.52%
1
12-29
20c
Electric
(quar.)
England Power
1-
12-15
20c
Increased
New
1-
$1.37 %
System (increased)—
New England Gas & Electric Assoc.-—
;
New
2
class A
5.40%
1-
(s-a)___
(quar.)
Mfg.
Stock
5%
2
1-
$1.43%
__
Telephone
preferred
New
1-
J55c
'.
Pawer
New
2
6%
$1.50
:_■
—;
Canada
1-
140c
Oxford
62V2c
(quar.)__.
__„
Products,
Pacific Coast Co.,
(quar.)
Paper,
L_:
Steel
Oxford
of
____.
Consolidated,Mills
Edwards
97Vac
12-29
1-15
1%
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (stock dividend)
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
Plymouth Cordage (quar.)
Polaroid Corp., common (Vuar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
Polychrome Corp. (stock dividend);
12-15
32c
Debenture
preferred
4%
65c
(quar.)
Bank
(quar.)
preferred
2
10c
National
Ltd.
preferred
&
4%
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pipeline Co.'of America—
Gas
5%%
(quar.)
(111.)
Trust,
12-29
25c
(quar.)
(Newark, N. J.)
Yards
,4.2-15
: 12-15
62VaC
V
___
Stock
Natural
2%
j.
(Boston)
Co.
__—
National
Neon
Research
Bank
State Bank
National
26c
'
Machinery (stock dividend)
& Mfg.
(quar.)_2_.%2_i.<_:
National-Standard
National
(quar.)
—a
1-
preferred
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne &
12-15
$1.10
1-10
90c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
1
2
;___
Orange
5%
(quar.)
Loan
Ontario
s
5%
preferred
12-
12-18
$2.50
25 centavos)
(payment of 40 centavos)
(Hartford) (quar.)__
Stevens
&
Pioneer
11-22
1-
uu
Propane Corp., com. (stock divid.)
series. A 2nd preferred
(quar.)
$1.04
2
12-29
12-15
5
"
(payment of
Pillsbury Co.,
12-15
$1.11
(quar.)
Chemical
Gas, common
preferred (quar.)
.13-22
■
10c
preferred
40c
2
1-
$50c
(quar.)
&
Opelika
is-
1- 8
*
Y.
(N.
L__.
Presto
preferred
Oil
7%
20%
Inc.
5-15
1-
1-22
1-
convertible
Pierce
12-13
6-1
15c
Extra
stock)
Publications,
Co.
Extra
50c
common
(s-a)
(quar.)_!
preferred
Ontario
Corp.—
National Old Line Insurance (Little Rock, Ark.)
Class AA & class BB
(stk. div.)
(Payable
in
12-28
8
8
Water
Insurance
$5.50
6
3%
(increased-quar.)
Mathieson
4%
$1.25
Investment
12-
6
12-
12-
t
Suburban
preferred
12-
1-. 2
1- 2
Piedmont Natural Gas—
1-15
2
15c
(quar.)
Service
Olin
$1.12 V2
(quar,)
Mortgage
Common, (s-a)
Water
Olin
25c
l'Oc
—__—___
National
Ohio
4.24%
$1.50
.___
(quar.)
common
Supplies
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Ohio River Sand Co., 6% preferred
4%
(quar.)
Service,
&
preferred
preferred
Common
12-28
39c
—.
National Lead Company—
National
12-18
1-31
1-
12-27
15c
dividend
Common
8%
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
capi-
a
12-29
25c
25c
50c
Phillips Screw (stock dividend)___
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
12-15
t20c
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)
Edison Co., common
(quar.)
12-15
Corp.—
,
(quar.)___
19c
<fc Trenton RR]' (quar.)
Morris, Inc., common* (quar.)_______ *
4%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Phoenix
Power
and
Philip
.
12-15
12-31
$.328125
Ohio
1
2%
:
Wire
.
12-22
12-31%
income
Philadelphia
(Milw.)—
(increased)
Co.
(quar.)__
dividend)
(stock
,
Cement
4.44%
1-
&
&
Chemical
Inc.
Ocean
$37 %C
(quar.)
Nutone
Steel
Light
...
,
dividend
Stock
.
12-20
1" 1
:■■./-;,'.v;
Co.—
Scotia
Nova
(quar.)_.
Insurance
Stock
12-20
1-12-62
20c
from net investment
from capital gains)
Philadelphia
12-12
.
Fund—
(6c
-
"
75c
Northwestern
1
,
National
12-29
12-28
,,
common
preferred
conv.
12-31
1-15
75c1^ 2
Quarterly
15c
26c)
5V4%
3-
1-15
1-25
}25c
12_1__
Dec.
Airlines,
3-15
,
1_
of
stockholders
70c
—
common
Co. (Chicago) (quar.)_____Utilities, Ltd.
Northrop Corp.—
- ■ .
, :
Two-for-one stock split subject to approval
Northwest
V.
.
Northern Trust
of
>
.
145c
$4V2C
$1.17
Philadelphia National Bank (quar.)
Extra_1_:
Philadelphia Si Reading Corp.—
8
(Hartford)
distribution
gains
1-10
"
,.»v
i27Vac
(Albany, ;
(Semi-annual payment of 13c plus
.•
1-31
Ltd.—
Northland
30c
dividend
Investors
Co.
55c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
common—flSc
Gypsum
Stock
National
1-10
C
J V " 10°
.
Ry.
Power
Northern
'
_
Machine
Grocers, Ltd.,
preferred
.(quar.)
1
12-15
preferred
(Rutherford, NJ)
;_-i
Welding
2-
Philadelphia
12-15
1-1-62
5Va%
for
——
Electric
National
950
12-15
1
40c
8
approval
& Trust
National Community Bank
; i;
share
tquar.)_^^__——___L._._L_;
Y.)
(quar.)
1
1-
$1.43%.
(quar.)
com.
8
(quar.)—___c.
National Commercial Bank
preferred
1-
$1.40
Telephone,
12-
common——.
Register
1-10
1
12-
2c
.(One. additional
National
1-iO
1-10
1
3.80%
1-
2,
tv■"*'
shares held, subject to
of- stockholders Jan.
9, 1962)
National
1
1
12-15
$1.45
(quar.)_.
1-
(quar.)___
each 24
^
22-
2-
127VaC•"
Tulsa—
dividend
Stock
5
12-11
$1.10
(quar.)
5
3
$1.07 te
B
1-
1-
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
25c
12-19
12-11
12-
(quar.)
5Va%
5
(quar.)
1
preierred
12-21
2-
1-
preferred
2
12-29
12-29
12-28
4.30%
1-
10c
3%
25c
12c
4.40%
1
2
12-15
12-19
12-15
1-
1-
•».;
Nation-Wide
2-16
$1.37Va
127Vac
12-29
12-29
$1.12 Va
Philadelphia Electric
4.68% preferred (quar.)
Quarterly
l___
Telephone, Ltd., common (quar.)__
5Va%
preferred A
(quar.)
(s-a)____50c
Mulliken
Pettibone
12-15
12-18
12-19
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service
12-22
5
(stock dividend)..
Inc.
Nast,
Pacific
Northern Quebec
Gas
12-22
1-
Extra
Nat
Northern
12-30
Petrolane
1
12-19
12-29
preferred
1-15
2-
of Rec.
12-29
$1.75
37Y2C
.-
Holders
3c
(quar.).
1-15
V93%c
is-a)_____:___
N. Y.)
Cove,
(quar.)
(quar.)_
12-30
12-27
60c
—
RR.
Decatur
12-22
When
Payable
(quar.).
(quar.).
$1 preferred
(quar.)
Pet Milk Co., 4 Va %
preferred
11-24
1-15
8c
Assn.________
■___
Trust
Nassau
37Vac
$1.40
1
12-30
(quar.)
Ohio
12-22
2-
preferred
$1.05
Y.)
preferred
Northern
7%
$1.12
(quar.)
5.75%
12-12
12-30
1-15
9c
(quar.)——
preferred
6%'
(quar.)—
2
1-15
75c
;
common
12-22
1
Personal Industrial Bankers, com.
Gas
preferred
preferred
1-15
System,
Mutual
(N.
5.60%
...
2-
44c
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
4.22%
12-15
12-22
$1.0614
(quar.)
5
Per
Share
Name of Company
2- 1
Service—
(quar,)
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
$1.37Ya
Public
preferred
4%%
2-
(quar.)
common
$1.25
Indiana
4.40%
12-20
When
Share
Gas,
preferred
Northern
12-31
1-
Company
Illinois
preferred
1-15
35c
ordinary income
(20c from
2-
5%
1-15
Inc.—
Snares,
Mutual
12-15
2-28
3%
(quar.)
Ring (quar.)
(stock dividend)
Piston
Muskegon
1-15
*
—
(initial)
Inc.
Brass
Mueller
Per
Name of
Northern
9c
„
Star,
Movie
12-15
22y2c
Mountain
Quarterly
1-15
6c
lc
(.quar.j—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
2%
Royal Dairies, Ltd. (stock dividend)
States Telephone & Telegraph—
Mount
When
Share
49
Red
Star
Yeast
ft
Products
Co.
Reitman's
A
12-26
7%c
2
12-14
12-14
2-
1
lie
(s-a)
(Canada), Ltd., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
——
2-15
70c
Carrier
Reece
Corp.
(year-end)
Reinsurance Corp. of New York
Class
12-26
i7yac
Extra
Redwing
1-
(Wis.)—
Quarterly
12-28
12-20
30c
12-27
12-13
2-
$10c
HOC
'
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
50
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i
Name
Reliable
of Company
Chains
KeiiOld
Canada,
sl.lu class
A
Pine
Foods
stock
(4-ior-l
iquar.)
-
1-1-62
12-14
Extra
25c
-
1-
2
12-15
14c
2c
,
1-
2
12-20
Revlon,
Inc.
Stock
Reynolds
Rich's
B
12-21
1-
12-15
Inc.,
Rio
2-
r
2-
1
1-
3
3
12-15
shares
(final
"V
dividend
Ltd.,
Little
&
Rochester Telephone Corp.,
5% preferred (quar.)__
Mfg.
Rockover
(2-for-l
Roe
(A.
stock
V.)
5%%
(George
'
Royal
Ltd.—
-•
-
Crown
Ruppert
Corp.
Corp.,
$2.80
Sonotone
12-15
12-15
5%%
Ltd.,
pfd.
4Vi%
2
12-15
2
5
Lawrence
St.; Louis
Corp.,
Steel
St.-Louis
Ltd.
2-15
2-
5(4%
Casting
Union
St.
Paul
St.
Co.
preferred
Regis Paper Co.—
Fire & Marine
4.40%
Salant
preferred
&
Stock
Sams
5%
preferred
San
Antonio
Sanborn
&
(quar.)
12-22
1-11
12-21
1-11
12-21
Southeastern
12-29
12-19
Southeastern
Stock
shares
Hill
Iron
Common
$5 preferred
..
25c
1-
1
$1.25
1-
2
12-15
2-
1
1-
&
Brass
Works
:
Tubular
Saxon
Paper
__
50c
Trust
~
&
(monthly)
4-
Inc.—
12-15
Sovereign
12-20
from
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
1-19
3-
1
2-20
1-15
12-27
&
2
;
$1.25
1-10
12-21
Standard
:
$1.56(4
1-10
10%
12-28
35c
Bank
National
(New Haven)
Bank
Extra
(Phila.)
:
dividend
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
12-14
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
1-
12-11
2-
2
1-
8
1-2
12-
Shakespeare
Shamrock
15c
Shattqck
5c
Shaw-Barton
•
-
12-18
UOc
;____
Paper,
fquar.)
(quar.)_,
'■
:
+
com^
12-10
1-
1
2
1-
3
12-15
3<jc
1-13
:
v*^lOc
;;
12-30
5c
i7y2C
-
,
1- 2
1-12
fsoc
1-2
12-
1
1-2
12-
1
$56V4c
share
of
SO
2
12-
N.
2
12-
12-30
12-
12-30
12-
12-
1
1-20
1-15
12-29
1-
12-29
12-29
12-29
12-
is
,
1
12-15
12-30
12-18
3-
1
2-16
12('2C 4 ,'12-31
$1.45
12-31
12-15
12-15
55c
12-31
12-15
12-27
12-20
12-27
12-20
12-29
35c
12-15
1-29
5%
12-11
12-27
taxable
~
12-
Tube
B
1
this
distribution
Co.,
class
B
(quar.)__1_
Stanley Home Products (quar.)__
4
1-
35c
1
12-27
12-
1
12-27
12-
1
5
1-15
12-29
12-14
2
12-27
11-24
120c
1^10
12-20
30c
12-30
12-15
45c
12-26
12-
15c
12-29
12-15
10c
12-27
12-15
1-15
12-30
1-15
12-30
8
is
12-15
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
2
1-
2
12-
8
1-
2
12-
8
12-28
1-
2
12-15
12-31
•
2-
1
$10c
2-
1
1-10
50c
1-
2
12-11
1-10
1
12-
1
* 12-
1
12-
12-31,
1-
12-
-
1
1
12-29
12-15
12-30
12-
4
v
$1.02%
$1.06 y4
'%1-
1
$1.15
1_
1
;___
12-
V
8
12-
8
12-
1
8
$1.16
1-
1
12-
8
$1.16%
1-
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
$1.27%
1-
1
12-
8
$1.28
,1-
1
12-
$1.31
1-
1
12-
8
$1.12%
1-
1-
12-
8
$1.18
1-
1
12-
8
$1.25
1-1
12-
8
$1.31%
__;
1
—
1-1
12-
8
'
_'
_____!_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
(quar.)—.
___
Natural
Gas Lines,
(monthly)
4% preferred
Electric
1-
Inc!__
:•';
•••"1-
15c
2
9c
: - •:
(qiiar. )____—
Service—
8
12-15
y 12-29
i$i
"1-20
12-15
-
12-30
...
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
$1.27
:
_4——__
;____L—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
______"_r_____
Betts
preferred
Co.,
Thrift
common
Inc.,
Tip
1-
2
1-
1
1-
1
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12- 29
12-15
!*"
$1.25 *
15c
(accum.)
B
25c
12-18
12-
1
2
12-
4
2
12-
1
11-
2
12-
1
l-
2
12-15
41-
preferred
■ (quar;)_:__
(initial)
12- 31
3iy4c
12-15
12-11 v
$1.06(4
12- 31
12-11
1- 10
12-18
11
12-28
>1- 15
12-14
.4
;
30c
15c
:_
•,1-
2%
12 '/2C
1-
25c
—
I2M2C
.
(q u ar
•
.
12-15
1
12-30
(quar.)__
dividend
Photolab
Inc.
—4_____i_____.
3%
dividend)—.^—
Traders Finance Corp., Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
B
Trans-Canada
12,12-
15
"
:__
(quar.)
1
2
12-
8
2
12-
8
1
2
12-
8
12-
8-
$i.i2y2
1
''
•
22r/ac
"
20c
——_
'
(quar.)—__1
• - J2Sc
'
/
Bus
2
•"
2 -1
-31
4-1
7
(quarj—
12
29
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_;
preferred
(quar.)—'_JJ—_4zlZZl--'-4.
$5.60
preferred
System,
1—4—_4—L
(quar.)_—___—_——_!___
(quar. )———_—_—
class A
"63^/49
'$1 .'22y2
;. $1,49
$1.42%
"
$1.40
*'•
12-15
'
1
1-15
1-15.
v
yl ■'
2
1-15
*
2
'1
-
-
"
*1415"
:* 1-15
1
1
1-15
"
20c '
-
12-15
■
'2
1-15
12-15;
■
2
1
•I
-
12-29.
1-1 63
lOcV)
14—;
$4.90
$5.96
Transit
•
-
1
System (initial)—V T21/2C,V' •:l
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, fcom.''(quar.) \;
25c
2
$5.70
-
2
8
50c
___—_4.—
(quar.)
Corp. Fund—
preferred
2
1-
12-
,
$60c
~
Quarterly
$2.55
1-
,
15
-
1 '
1
t60c
Corp.
Corp.
Transcontinental
28
4 2%. T 1-3- 62
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Trane Company
12-13
v
5%
Transamerica
12-15
-28
50c
:
(stock
12-15
29
,'5%
Mfg.
Stock
12-20
•29
25c ;
dividend—
5
-2
40c
*
12-28
■
■;«$$1.
-
12-15
8
J75c:
,:
-
12-13
2
•8
/$47y2c;
6%
2
•
f
,
Towle
12-15
12-•31
12- 31.
dividend)
Bank
'
*
$1.12'/a*
Tonopah Mining (Nevada)—
r10c
Tpro Manufacturing Co. (quar.)_z_——_i__
35c.;
Star,
2
1-
l-
12y2c
Toys
Toronto-Dominion
12-15
12-18
12- 30
37y2c
common
(stock
12-15
3iy4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
,
12- 29
3%
(quar.)_.
new
1.
3iy4c
,
preferred)
common
$1.20
1
1-
40c '1
.■>4,
1
1-
30c,
17V2C
(quar.)
12-15
1-
-2%
Products, class A (quar.)
Packing Co., (quarterly increased)
Tonka
25c
■-■v.1
common
1
3iy4c
(quar.)
preferred
12-
'
3iy4c
Top
Tobin
12-23
2
"
20c
;__
(initial
preferred
Times-Mirror
12-15
(quar.)___:.
dividend
Oil,
12-15
1
(quar.)
Markets
Tiffany & Co.,
1."
4.
$1.25 preferred (quar.)__
Thrifty Drug Stores,. 4%% pfd. A (quar.)_'_
4',4%
preferred B
(quar.)__—_____
Tidewater
1-
1-
4
70c
1-10
1-
•
;
Inc.
Investment,
$1.50
1-10
1-10
1
52c
:___
Tool
preferred
preferred
5%
;;
2-
31»/4C
(quar.)_-______
(quar.)
Industries,
Stock
1'
1
31V4C
(quar.)____
common
Thompson-Starrett,
5%
$1
—
'
convertible
Thorofare
1-10
2-
"
common
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)_
Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
Power
12-15
"
Stock
dividend
Thomaston Mills
Thor
12.15
2-
"
$1.14
Inc.,
Thomas
1
1
2- ^1
$1.19
—____
conv.
preferred
12-15
•
'
$1.21
preferred
&
1-
v
1-15
1;,.
1-
.
$1.35
preferred
$5
'
$1.31%
:__
(quar.)
Light Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Thomas
2-
;
<te
Inc.,
1-15
12-15
$1.24; ; i-i
(quar.)
preferred
2 % 12-15
*
(quar.)
preferred
Power
1
1-
4.1- 2
$1
——
Transmission—
preferred
2y
% $1.16
; $1.14
*
tl5c
8
12-15
'12-31
2%
1
,
t40c
12-
-
$1.22%
Canada,
Ti-ans-Lux
t30c
12-15
1-
$1.25
.'.
(quar.)____
2nd
2nd
Town
1-
120c
•'12-29 "
3%'
B^i
(quar.)
2nd
Stock
12-
25c
9c
—
12-27
1-16
-"18c
participating pfd. (quar.)
Participating
~
—- ——1_
Torrington Co. (quar.)__
-_
Torrington Mfg. (quar.)
as
ordinary income.
Structural Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
12-12
12-
I-
12-30
$2
—
(quar.)
Toronto
2%
Ltd., class A (s-a)
Class B (s-a)_
Stanley Brock Ltd., class A (quar.l—__1
Class
8
*
;
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
Textiles,
1
1-20
93 %c
(quar.)__
'
1- 5
•1-
9c
dividend)
(quar.)__".
preferred
Textron,
1
J.
lquar.)_—___________
(quar.)
Shares, Inc.
anticipated that
(stock
preferred
$1.25
1
81c
Ltd.
12-12
.12-27
t20c
'
preferred
Textron,
1
1-
shares
of
12-29
12-29
Transmission—
preferred
Texas
Utilities
12-30
1-
announced
held
Stanfields,
12-15
2-23
,
12-30
25c
Jersey stock.
(quar.)
Ltd.
not
12-20
f20c
(quar.)
New
Indiana
5
1-15
5c
$4
11-21
(Ohio)—
A
Co.
Standard
-
Co.
Screw
Standard
12-12
*1-8
-
Oil
preferred
Radio,
.It
12-18
1
2
than
Standard
12-29
1-
37Vic
of less
Oil Co.
(Indiana)
(quar.)—
(one shgre of Standard Oil
(New Jersey) for each 60 shs. held)
Co.
Standard
12-20
22Vic
one
lots
of
of
div.)_
—_
fractional
shares
Standard
12-15
1-
Corp.________L___L'"
&
12-29
-
1-
3%
(stock
(quar.)
of
Co.
SO
of
odd
Standard Paving &
Materials,
Standard Pressed Steel—
'
Stock dividend
12-18
1
l2Vic
-
Corp. (quar.)___"!_!
(quar.)^______
(initial)
preferred
fc
1
$1.31(4
-
;
12-18
1-
--
(quar.)
V
334%
1-
on
lieu
Oil
21
each,60
Standard
12Vic
(quar-.)____,
Mining
12-27
Nov.
12-18
12Vic
..
Chawihigan Water
preferred
12-27
$1.12%
Stock dividend
12-18
-
common
for
12-26
12-27
Indiana
5
1-15 :
40c
"
$4.56
12-11
(111.)—
Standard
12-26
i_i6
15c
Gas
Corp.,
Denn
1-16
7y2C
Co.
Oil: &
Steel
in
distribution
:
7
4%
(John>:& Co.
shares,
On
2
12Vhc
__
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial)_
1-
100%
a
Holdings, class A
Servel,- Inc., $5.25 preferred
Leather
(quar.)
12-11
1-31
12-29
37%c
_;
Inc.
12-15
12-
•
25c
•
(quar.)
$1.25
5c
;
California
special dividend
60
A
I.
12-15
dividend
Seton
dividend
of Standard
;
preferred
Stock
A
class
12-15
1-15
25c
class
&
(quar.)
,.
40c wK.
Industries,
12-15
15c
Candy Shop, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)_
Seismograph Service (increased)___________
2nd
Kollsman
1-15
1-
'
'
A
_'
preferred
$4.84
1-19
37'/2c
Holding Corp.,
1-
1-
1
10c
B___
1-
31V4c
Security Title Insurance (Los
Angeles) (quar.)
conv
Class
Standard
1-
3%
See's
Corp. of America,
Standard
20c
Security-Coluriibian Banknote'Co~~~~~"~
<Increased-quar.)
Selkirk
1
1
12-14
2
35c
_
Stock
1
12-
1-
2-
hoc
Financial
12-15
^
I
(quar.)
class A__'__
class
$4.76
1-19
i2y2c
common——i.
$2.50
(quar.)____
._
United Cities Realty, $5
preferred A
Securities Acceptance
Corp., com. (stock diy.)
5%
prefprrpr? fou^r )
Extra
12-
1-
50c
(quar.)
1-
25c
National
on
preferred
5.40%
1-19
15c
(quar.),.—
.
2
5%;.
(N. Y.)
(Ohio),
preferred
5
1-19
1
40c
Corp., common (quar.)
prior preferred A
(quar.)_;
preferred B
(initial)
Prior
1
1
12-30
12-21
Dredging,
1-
t2 y2c
(quar.)—_—
Texas
1-19
2-
5%
$1.60
$5.80
1
2-
40c
Standard
t35c
is-ai
(quar.)—
Texas
1-19
2-
25c
12-15
7
2-
12c
12-21
12-21
1
$1.62
1-10
12-
12-29
31 (4c
1-10
dividend)——
(increased).
1-10
Inc.
(quarterly of 7c
investment income plus 33c from
preferred
Service
$4.56
12-18
27%C
12-29
(quar.)
2
$1.40%
27»/4c
25c
12-12
1-
$1.18%
25c
12-27
12-15
"
1-19
(quar.)_
12-18
2
f50c
preferred
$4.64
1-19
common
4%
$5.08
12-18
1
dividend
12-12
2
-
12-28
1-
1
preferred
Texas
12-18
2
1
5%
12-15
7Vic
2
2-
stock split—
Products, Inc.,
Stock
12-14
t2c
(quar.)
Co..
Tenney Corp.
1-10
11-
2-
$1.18%
12-27
1-25
$1.25
$1.16 y4
$1.15
(quar.)__
2 '
-1
42J/2C
Ltd
dividend
Tennessee
1
$1.10
com.
$1.12
2
62y2c
t25c
preferred
5%
12-15
(quar.)
Co.
■12-14
1-,
1-
'
J25c
Corp.
5.25%
1-19
(quar.)
Company (quar.)_
D
Sta-Rite
12-
1
(Mass.I,
12-15
1-18
2-
Extra
12-15
2
12-28
1-11
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
12-22
12-29
5%
45c
4.72%
12-20
12-20
1-19
preferred
1-12
12-20
$1.25
common-——'.
4.50%
1-19
preferred
5-for-4
1-
1
1
1-15
1
Springfield Ins.
1-12
1-
(stock
Co.
1
21-
1
:______
6
1
8c
5.12%
1-15
2-
preferred
(quar.)______,__
Stafford Foods, Ltd. (s-a)
1
Stamford Chemical Industries
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Roebuck
2-
1
2-
4y2%
Square
2-
2-
;_
2-
2
dividend) —i—
5.24%
1-15
92y2c
__.
Inc.,
Gas
4.65%
8
1
97y2c
gains)
Sperry Rand Corp.,
Spic & Span '■
I,
12-
2-
$1.03%
(quar.)
'
2-28
$1.25
(quar.)i
(quar.)_:
:L
1
class A
(quar.)___
preferred
4.64%
Investors,
net
capital
1-12
40c
(quar.)
Corp.■
1
15c
Inc
Co.,
2-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Milling (quar.)
preferred
Power
preferred
3-19
2
2
-
-
Line RR.
Allied
Stock
5%
1
1-
6
8
"
1-
:
4.90%
~
(quar.)
pid.
conv.
4.25%
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred ($25 par)
1-
65c
Second
-
4.40%
$1
preferred
•4(4%
4.36%
1-18
25c
Extra
*
1-18
50c
:
Finance
>4%
12-18
1
10c
.
< quar.)__
Associates.
Sharon
1
1
2-
10c
(quar.)
Seaboard
$6.25
12-
6
12-
2
2-
Keys, Inc
$4
preferred (quar.)
5.62%% preferred (quar.)
1-
$1.25
(quar.).:
America,
preferred
4.96%
4.75%
12-22
$6.50
Seaboard
SGxton
1-10
•
y 25c
•
tquar.)—
4.60%
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10c
:
(extra)
preferred A
Seaboard
50c
4.60%
Co.—
Seaboard Air
Selas
4.40%
8c
a
Williams
'Common
•
1-19
1-19
2c
.
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
Second
2-10
12-20
4c
preferred
(quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Sears
4.25%
2-10
2
6
12.12-
_4%'
—
com.
$5
B_
4.10%
(Dallas)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
8c
$4
Second
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
1-
35c
.___
Paper
preferred
3.90%
25c
____.
(monthly)
Monthly-.
Scott
Sealed
3.70%
12-29
12-29
12-30
25c
Service
of
Tennessee
12-15
$1.07
Insurance
Public
25c
_.
Co
Life
Souruwestern
12-15
•
25c- ^"l-'vl10c
—
Fibre
Texaco
Quarterly,.'—
;
4.15%
.
$5
1-15
1-10
2Va%
Extra
$4.75
<
20c
2
>
—
Tennessee
12-15
1
10c
Southwestern
2
1-2
12-
1-
4%
Quarterly
12-
^
<quai7)___—4
Corp. (stock dividend)
preferred
Class
12-20
1
2%
dividend)
1-"1
(increased)
Stock
(Kansas)—
Southwestern Electric Power, 5%
-
common...!—-—_____
-
(s-a)
Monthly ■ '___
Scott
(stock
Co.
12-29
20c
.
Company
Telephone
1-19
1-
55c
_______
& Oil
Clothier,
Taylor Instrument Cos.
5
15c
Producing
1-15
1
"
12-23
$1.50
(quar.)
30c
Brewing
Co
preferred
-
(N.-Y.)—
2
$1.18%
4.28 %
__:
____.
Fetzer
Materials
dividend)
5.10%
Michigan Gas, 6% pfd. A (quar.)
England Telepnone (quar;)-___
Southland Royalty
(stock dividend)
Southwest Grease
8
1-
1-
$1.20
(quar.)_.
12-15
12 %c
(James), Inc. (increased-quar.)
(G.) Ltd., common (quar.)
12-23
42y2c
preferred
Co.
&
4%
Electric—
&
(quar.)
Southern New
8c
&
Gas
(quar.)
preferred
-
;
Extra
Indiana
4.08%
8
1-
2
$1.12%
(quar.)
12-20
dividend)
&
Extra
$4.50
preferred
1-
1-15
1-
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)___________
:___
1-15
c
12-30
(quar.)
12-15
1 »
1-
Extra
12-14
25c
&
•
12-15
:
12-30
-
7(2c
•
(stock
(quar.)—.
Inc.
Tamblyn
11-17
12-28
1-15
preferred
1-15
11-17
2-15
4.65%
30c
12-30
12-11
t$1.50
Gas
.3-16
-
•
—__—
Industries,
12-20
J62y2c
preferred
-
„•••"« 25c
Talcott
12-11
1
12-31
-
$1.09
2
5
12-23
2
2
1-
5
(quar.)
1
36y8c
Corp.
Swingline,
Ten
_
8
12-
1-
1-
12-
com.
4-
12-15
■
12-29
43 %c
•
(quar.)
Switson
split subject to approval of
(quar.)_
Water, common (quar.)
12-20
1- V
—
56c-
-
preferred
preferred
Common
$5
participating preferred
5-7c
$1.25
ordinary (s-a)
Susquehanna Corp.
Swift
Co.—
1-10
$1.31 V4
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)
(Walter J.) class A
Sebewaing
Edison
:
Sweets
8
i2y2C
(quar.)
12-12
?-i lr '2
:10c
2
12 M>
Southern
-J
12-20
12-
1-
2-26
12-12
2
1- 2
$20c
"
Valu
8
2
1-
$35c
Chemical
Taylor
(quar.)
common
12-30
Extra
Scott
1
12-
12-
1-
12-13
•
1
12-20
2
t20c
12-30
30c
(quar.)__-_____—_
Schluderberg-Kurdle
Schneider
1
12-
2
1-2
'3-15
.
16c
100
--6V4c
___
preference
each
.18 %c
Bank
Quarterly
Schenley
Industries,
Co.,
preferred
Southwest Gas
—
Products
Corp.
1-
2
11-
12-
Southern
12-20
12-30
1-
c
12-
4.75%
12-20
2-
8
25c
$1.25
B
National
2-15
12-31
8
12-
12-31
12-20
lc
Bank
preferred
Scarsdale
2
-15c
(Calif.) (increased s-a)
Savannah Electric & Power.com. (increased)
4.36% preferred A (quar.)_
Sawhill
v
12-28
12-
2
12-30
stock
Common
:
1-10
—
___I___
(quar.)
5(4%
12-15
6c
;
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
Monica
1-15
1-25
10c
2
12-31
Southern
■
:
1-
1-
5
11-30
"
Corp., $4.50 pfd. A (quar.)
(quar.)
Stores, Inc., 5%-pfd. (quar.):
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)„
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd., common (s^a In¬
12-8
25c
for
!
6
1-
11-28
"»
12y2c
12-8
27c
$4.50
1
"
1-
2
2
27c
$5
12-
11-
50c
(quar.)_.
California
Southern
15c
(quar.)
preferred A
Sangamo Electric
Santa
1-10
1
Sun
12-15:
65c
6%
'
11-
1
12-30
'
25c
/
»,
(quar.
Packard,
2nd
Sunbeam
"
share
<fc
Studebaker
12-15
23c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southern Canada Power, Ltd.,
3%
____—
'
partic.
1
2nd
conv.
Swank,
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(One
preferred
preferred
Struthers Wells
8
4.32%
12-19
1-
1-
12-29
2-,
12-28
-v7%c•
—
(quar.)
85
1
Original
.
12-15
1-17
36c
4
12-
held)
(3-for-l
2
12-28
11c
50c
12-29
-•
IOC
(Denver)
12-29
5
12-26
|60c
•
preferred
Strawbridge
12-1
25c
—
stockholders Dec. 21)
1-
12-
12-29
2-
•
2% '•
'
12-15
30c
(quar.)
Service
Telephone
Co., Ltd.
Bakeries
Southern
11-30
—_
(quar.)
50c
Public
dividend
Southam
11-30
$1.07Vi
Insurance
Gas
South
12-15
15c
(extra
Company, common (quar.)
conv.
preferred (quar.)i.;
60c
12-30
1
12-29
6416
1-26
$1.25
Sandura
Sandy
(quar.)__—
(increased-quar.)
Pittsburgh Water, 4(4% pfd.
South Puerto Rico Sugar, common.
8%
preferred (quar.)
:
•
;12-15
1-
12-29
'
& Shop (quar.)
Stouffer Corp.
(stock
12-15
2
57y2c
V
12-30
11-30
_
2
56y4c
________—_____
Carolina
1
Class B—
1-
1-
62%c
(quar.)
Jersey
2
•
V
—
Markets,
^
—
South
1-
(s-a)
Corp
Co.
Map
:
South
1-
(quar.)
Stop
8
Co.—
12-29
;?v
com.
5%
12-20
12-
3%
12-26
$1.10
Co.,
12-23
38%C
1-31
12-11
"
W.)
1-31
37y2c
preferred - (quar.)
8
Ltd.
••..;2%
•
•••<•
^—.v.
class A (quar.)-ii^H'—i_i
(quar.)
Still-Man Mfg.,, class A (increased quar.)—
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., common——
*5%;prior pref. (quar.).—
5%
l__
preferred
}25c
both class A and
on
12-31
$70c
Gas—
5.12%
12-11
(quar.)
10%
'
12 y2 c
1-25
-
•.
2
25%
$1.37
(quar.)
:
preferred, (quar.)
preferred
1st
5.90%
2
1-
3iy4c
&
4.50%
$1
Salant—
div.
(Howard
Electric
11-17
1
Insurance Co. (quar.)
1-
25c
12-15
12-
class B____
(initial)
preferred
Stevens
12-22
10c
Platinum
&
common
7%
1-10
1-15
5%
(quar.)
Gold
Carolina
5%
and
A
(stock dividend)-
Canada
5%
Super
2
:1-
2
-
1-10
1-15
5
12-
1-15
'*
'
class
on
—
common.
on
12-27
1-
-(quar.-
2
tlOc
12-15
'
Stetcher-Traung Lithograph Corp.— .n't-,: 1
2
Common
"V
40c
(qu»r.)___i_^__^___
Trust
1-
4%T-
(quar.)
of Rec.
4
l-.:2
Finance
-
12-22
1
V
"
32'/2C
-
& Stern Textiles, common__j:_i_-.'_i-.
4Vi %- preferred
(quar.)—
414%* preferred
(quar.)—————I.
.%r;-
,
dividend
American
South
(accum.)
Stern
•12-15
1
Increased;
1
1-
(quar.)
1
1
(quar.)—________
preferred
conv.
Southern
St.
1-
1-15
-
1-12
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Industries,
Corp.—
Stock
12-15
J32iic
Safeway Stores, common (increased-quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.)__
4.30%
conv.
preferred (quar.)____
St. Joseph Light & Power Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
12-18
Sorg Paper Company—
11-22
$1.12Vi
(quar.)—
11-30
2
New
1-
';45c
.11-30
2
2-
preferred A (quar.)
$1.55
12-20
1-
20c
(quar.)
2
1-
t50c
preferred
10c
preferred
1-
2-
dividend)
15c
iquar.i___
(Jacob),
(stock
J.)
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cola
(N.
preferred
$1.25
2
of
12 (2c
(quar.).
Sterling Seal, common—
Sterling Trusts Corp. (Toronto)—;
*VT. 12-27
t3i y4c
—
10c
(resumed)______
common
8
1-
20c 4)
8c
__——^__
Carpet
Royalite Oil,
12-20
12-20
&
pfd.
Company
Stephen Realty Investment Corp.
Sterling Brewers
(quar.)
11-30
2-
-
25c
(resumed*
-
1-29
t53c
._—
10c
Inc.
12-
preferred
Chemical
Co.
series
(quar.)__
Stephen
12-15
12-27'
12-28
tl5c
Drug Stores, common.—
convertible
1
1-
2%
.
8
12-15
-12-30
•
$1.25
Beceka—,
'-y v:
-,—4
(stock dividend)—1—__—
4;60%
—-—
Steel
12-
12-30
40c
Co. (quar.):
Ltd.,-class A__
Trust Co.
Somerville
6
1-
J$1.43%
—
8
$1
M.)
Industries
12-
-
.
12-
U5c
r
■
(quar.)_^
Co.
dividend
Sommers
1-25
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
D.)
_____:
Roxbury
Stock
12-21
12-29
•
Raceway
Furniture
Extra
yo
)
Societe-Miniere Du
12-12
12-28
20c
approval of
(quar.)—^
Co..
(J.
1-1
10c
$2
—_—
Broadcasting
Roper
Rowe
s-a)_,
subject- to
Canada,
Haas
Roosevelt
Sobeys Stores,
_.——__—^_____
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
Rollins
Smucker
South
split
preferred
&
12-15
12-15
1-
(increased
stockholders)
Rohm
2
12-18
Loan
Stauffer
115c
(quar.)__
(quar.—
(Howard) Paper Mills, $2 pfd. (quar.)
1-
split)
Bros
2
Albany
Stock dividend
8
J
$1.25
—
A
<J. Hungerford)
Co.—
stock
State
1-15
2nd
50c
of
partic
12-
1-15
■
.
$1.30
1-10
2
1-
<■
$30c
_______
Smith
12-27
27Vic
(quar.)
com.
class
(s-a)i.
Smith
12-29
1-
t30c
(quar.j^_™__-_-_—_—
1-15
1-
2%
'
:
(quar.)
1-15
50c
Products-(quar.)—
Valley RR. (s-a)
1
1.-31
2%
Rayon, 5% pfd. (quar.)
—i
Co., Ltd., $2.12 pfd.
(quar.)
Ltd., common (increased)
12-30
t5c
Technical
2-
tl2»/2c
1-25
J25c
t20c
Rochester & Genesee
B—
preferred A
12-29
common—_—
-
6(4%
-
preference (quar.)
Co., Ltd. - (quar.)_______
Mfg.,
Robinson
(4-for-3
12-18
Somerset
,
L.)
Robinson
Rockwell
5
to
partic.
class
(quar.)
(N.)
Solon
.":.;v'1.1;
12-29
4%
Industries,
12-30
-
A and
1-25
20c
,
(P.
dividend
$1
Slater
••
t
equal
class
on
Dairies,Ltd.,
B
Slater
8
25c
N
payment
share)
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls '--•
Robertson
8
12-
—
23c per American
Stock
12-
2
1-
(quar.)—!——50c
(quar.)__.
;;
25c
93%c
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
American
2
(quar.)
(quar. )_„_,._—:—
Company
Class
1-
.v
Corp. (quar.)______—---—40c
Mines, Ltd. (initial)•_:_—; t$1.50
Algom
Roan
1
Corp.,
Bank
——
Skenandoa
—
2-
Holders
Payable
State Guaranty Corp.—
J25c
Corp. (stock dividend)______—___
Mines," Ltd (Quebec) ~ (s-a)_____——
Silverwood
1-
90c
25c
Corp._^-_ui.—____
12-29
12yaC
Breweries, Ltd,
614 Superior Co.
•
v
1-15
tlOc
12-15
1-
: ---
State
Sigma
1-11
7 Vic
Stoker
Ritter
1
$1.12Vi
15c
-
—
12-14
25%
1-11
/!
preferred
Sicks
2
2
4
50c
12y2c
(quar.)__;
dividend
Starrett
1-
When
"
Share
........
12-14
Sierracin
59%c
common
Products
2-
9
B
of Company
2
15c
Sicard,-Inc.7 common- (s-a)
/
—
(quar.)
preferred
Rieke Metal
Riley
1
3-
3%
—
--
—
Brothers-
3%%
Class
Per
Name
1-
J5c
-
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
_______________—__——
Stock
1-16
(quar.)
Creek
6%
—.____—.
Western
Richman
12-18
27Vic
;
(R. J.) Tobacco—
preferred iquar.)_
3.60%
12-29
Chemical—
dividend
Rhodes
2
When
Share
Association
Mines, Ltd. (s-a).
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.-).
;—
Sherwin-Williams
(Canada), Ltd.
(quar.)__
Shop Rite Foods (stock dividend)
Shulton,- Inc., class A (quar.)
1
1-
I2y2c
(quar.)—.
Reynolds Metals Co.
<
4.75% preferred A
(quar.)—
4>/2% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Reynolds & Reynolds, com. A-(quar.)
Common
12-
1-
10c
_—
Construction^, (initial)
Rexall Drug &
2
Sheep
sub¬
to approval of stockholders)
Resistoflex Corp.
(quar.)——-_
of Company
Shawmut
?28c
•-
12-18
1-15
split
Per
Name
12-28
ject
Rexach
Holders
Payable of Rec.
tlOc
—
Republic Corp., $1 conv pfd. (quar.)
—
Republic- National Bank (Dallas) (monthly)
Research, Inc. (annual)Reser's
When
Share
'
•
Ltd.—.___
Mines,
.
1 -15
'
12-29
•
Volume
194
Number 6119
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2815)
Per
Name oj
Company
Realty
Transnation
Transportation
Class
A
Stock
Corp.
of
dividend)
(Quar.)
dividend
True
and
A
Corp.
c'
'
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,
Temper
Co.
Trust
New
of
Twin
4Vi%
class
B
City
prior
Coach
South
iquar.)
btreet
Co.
Ltd.
participating
Union
Center
National
Quarterly;
Co.,
preferred
$3.70 'preferred
preferred
$4
$4.50
Union
Bank
6%
Union
1
12-15
1
12-15
1-19
i_
jioc
Drill
United
Aircraft
United
Artisis
Corp.
United
Cities
J.)
12-15
Western
12-15
12-13
<
30c
1-
2
11-27
2-15
1-19
2-15
2-i5
l-i9
2-15
1-19
$09c
12-31
12-15
t75c
12-31
$2.50
1-19
#1
6%' preferred
12-15
(quar.)
30c
1-
(quar.)__
1-
2
4%
12-11
"
dividend)
"V
4.75%
4.72%
'12-12
4.72%
12-30
12-15
i.
4
11-30
12-29
12-15
1-
40c
5.44%
3nd
12-20
:j:75c
1-
2
12-20
37Vic
1-
2
12-
7%
(quar.)
iquar.;
$1.06V4
Co
25c
Co.
(quar.)
U.
S.
U.
S.
Borax
U.
S.
U.
62'/2c
2-
1-
2-1
1-3
iuc
(quar.)
common
Chemical, 4Vi%
pfd.
(quar.)
12-31
12-11
$1.12Va
vestments
U.
S.
U.
S.
1
U.
1-15
S.
preferred
S.
65c
:
U.
S.
U.
7%
-
U.
preferred
Trust
S.
United
.
Towns
United
Stock
4%%
Upjohn
(
Utah
Utilities
&
Sciver
Van
Waters
Company
Vermont National
boroI,
5V4
&
common
per
annum
12-26
Viewlex. Inc.,
Virginia
V
$3
Corp.,
12-30
6%
12-15
.Wiser
1
12-28
2-1
1-5
2
12-11
$2
1-
12-29
$.1.12%
1-10-62
*'
Walker
(Hiram)
Quarterly
8
Wallace
.
25c
12-28
2-1
1-2
33c
1-
1
12-
2
1-
1
12-
2
World
Stock
$1.25
1-
5
1-
Xerox
Yale,
12-14
Yale
Yocam
2
12-15
2
12-15
\
Company
Stock
1-
2
12-15
1-
12-18
York
1-19
12-18
York
$1.12%
12-29
12-15
-,
12-29
3%
1-19
12-27
25c
1-16
Quarterly
.
Subject
.
2
.
:)
Yonkers
12-21
17Vic
12-31
(initial)
1-
1-
10c
^
:_■£
$5
Natural
Co.
-
6%.
$1.25
*
Waukesha Motor Co.
Wayne
Knitting
W'eber
.5%
Webster
27c
(quar.)£__Ll_i__L___
Mills
Quarterly
(Delaware)
junior
(quar,)____
(quar.)
12-21
1-26
2
12-
1
4-
Monthly
Monthly
sale
of
in¬
busi¬
present
,
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
2,000,000
•_
1961
to
filed
be
"Reg.
a
offered
for
347,200
A"
at
covering 73,500
through Capital
$3,
general corporate purposes.
Brooklyn, N. Y. is engaged
St.,
coin-operated
Co.
vending
in
the
pur¬
recreational
and
ma¬
'
1
well
2-
■v
'
1-19
"
••
-
.
12-31
.%/ 1-
the
6
1
7-
6
1
10-
5
1-
1
12-15
27
feet
12-27
12-11
to
5,814
$1.06%
7C
1-31
25c
1-15
1-
2
Australian
75c
1-
2
12-12
20c
1-12
12-31
10%
historic
of
1-15
1-
1-
2
t20c
12-31
$$1.50
class
1-
2
12-26
12-11
20c
1-
1
1-
1
12-20
75c
8IV4C
1-1
12-20
1
1-
2
1-
2
$$1.12 Vi
10c
1-10
12-26
2-15
2-
1
10c
3-15"
3-
1
Queensland,
their
flowed
mcf
12-
12-28
12-
6
$15c
;.
1-15
12-11
12-27
12-
1-
2
12-
1
1-
2
and
5
$1
12-20
2-
1
10c
1-
2
»
new
South
.
total
a
from
at
of
5,808
approxi¬
bank
per
'
square
inch." Shut-in
inch.
square
Co.—Common
1-
2
12-12
3-15
2-28
fiscal
5-31
and
Suite
Offered1—
be
cleaning
public
for
working
equipment.
Mart, Chicago,
other related
and
admission
exposition
in
used
Merchandise
drayage,
held
by the company
additional
705,
conventions,
normally
will
purchase
of
sold
were
company
and
shows,
6-15
9-15
halls,
shows
and
auditoriums
amounted
12-15
to
forma
pro
and
Aug.
net
ended Aug. 31,
year
$3,684,275
ended
year
the
forma
pro
1960,
31,
income
1961,
and
income
net
from
revenue
$317,363.
services
$164,342.
was
For
the
$2,868,402
'
.
12-15
from services
revenue
8-31
12-30
REVENUES—For
..CAPITALIZATION
2
12-15
10-year
1-15
12-29
Common
1-10
12-11
1-10
12-11
12-30
convertible
stock
(10c
EFFECT
to
purchase
from
respective
number
Co,_'____.
company
of
Shares
12-
8
12-
8
r
.
420,000 shs.
named
below
have
severally
the selling stockholders the
and
stock
&
'•••.,
Berry, Douglas & Fitzhugh,
set
forth
below:
&
Crouter
Non¬
E.
4,000
Goodbody & Co._
Kirkland
—V.
194,
&
Inc.__
10,000
10,000
&
Co.,
Van
.
.
&
Co.;
Inc.__—
Inc._.
—
4,000
10,000
Mosley
4,000
Alstyne, Noel & Co—
4,000
& Co., Inc.,.
10,000
Walston
4,000
-
Co.
Suplee,
Yeatman,
Co., Inc.
10,000
Co
1431.
p.
&
Stroud
Bodine„____
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
payment
Hutton
F.
Robinson
4,000
Townsend,
&
Shares
•
.
Reynolds & Co., Inc._i___^.
—;
DeHaven
corrected
$89,676
common
_i_ 31,000
12-29
The
$89,676
'
12-29
source-
FINANCING
*800,000 shs.
'
underwriters
the
shares
of
20c
the
PRESENT
Outstanding
i__^_
Drexel
quar.)
TO
debentures____
par)
12-15
—
?4c
5%
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
,
(quar.)
GIVING
Authorized
1-
share class
Incorrect.
per
pounds
square
12-29
12-12
the
to
decorating,
trade
expositions
25c
was
pounds
per
,
25c-
date
2,513
was
pounds
Service
loans
specialized
2
12-29
.
initial
2,456
company
for
similar
hotels.
5c
held)-.
be
Exposition
repay
37c
one
to
wildcat
2,157
third
supplies
8
1-12
(quar.)_
com
5,839
the
was
36%c
,
New
and
tested
1,
a
BUSINESS—The
*1-19
12-
10%
dividend)
class A (quar.)_
shares
Queensland
with perforations
feet. Another zone
zones,
to
of
pressure
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
1-
7C
25c
(stock
33
two
5,818
the total, 40,000 shares
65,000 by stockholders.
capital,
10c
Supply, Ltd.
from
from
services
(quar.)___.
each
companies; hold
headed by Drexel & Co., Philadelphia, offered
Dec. 21, 105,000 shares of this firm's common stock
$12.50 per share.
"
* -v;
Of
12-29
25c
<
.
on
12-18
2
12-29
.
2%
:—
(monthly)
(quar.)_.
(stock dividend of
three
Moonie
AOG
1
.
County;Land
These
in
group
at
12-31
1-
18 % c
A
12-29
1-12 #
"
45c
4%'
dividend)
1-15
,
56 Vic
the
United
6
$1.25
10c
Door
gas
12-18
12-18
12-28
2%
Steel
47
of
well drilled so far. The first produced at the rate
day. The second was abandoned. Moonie I is approxi¬
mately 20 miles south of the first two wells and. was drilled
911* a
separate structure.—V. 194, p. 2599.
12-22
75c
(quar.
Corp.,
v
tax.
United Investors Life Insurance
General Corporation and
Investment News
company
from
8
page
stock.
subscription
company's
shares
of
are
be
to
be
offered
underwriters
is
the
SEC
on
Dec.
offer
to
proposed
15
City, Mo., filed a regis¬
covering 562,500 shares of
shares of such stock
472,100
by common stockholders of Waddell & Reed,
parent, at the rate of one company share for
the
underwriters.
West Ninth St., Kansas
20
with
It
the
terms
of
statement
two
of
Co.—Proposed Rights
....
for
will
Continued
parent
The
record
supplied
the
by
amendment.
by
parent
certain
to
Inc.,
each
Kidder, Peabody & Co. heads the list
date, subscription price and underwriting
held.
The. remaining 90,400 shares
the subscription price through the
associated with the
parent
or
its
at
persons
subsidiaries.
The
N.
Y.
corporation
common
The
Proceeds
..
Tonka
offering
are
of
36
manufacture
December
on
shares
to
(par
price
to
go
8,
$ll;to
will
be
1961
of
filed
The company
under
a
"Reg.
be * offered ^through
supplied
by
A"
Bache
Mound, Minn,
toys.—V. 194, p. 158.
is
covering
&
Co.,
amendment.
in
the
design
and
persons.
surance,
on
and
.
engaged
Missouri
other
ance
selling stockholders.'
Mount,
12-20
1-
CorpV
acres
Union-Kern
reported
was
is
This
12-20
$1.06%
Gas
&
million
pressure
final
barrels
60
common
12-15
3%
Oil
40
sands
and
flowing
and
This
12-11
2
$40c
A__
12-18
1-
,
reported
when
;
Initial
inch
2
12-30
5uc
Brisbane,
partners
said.
of
Ltd.,
Co.
to
wildcat,
oil
feet
pressure
class A & B
both
rights
Offering—.
12-'1
12-1
of
its
5,600 fet which electric logs indicate to be similar to the two
productive zones will be tested as quickly as possible, the companies
1-15
8
<
2-15
miles,west
and
•/.
The
12-29
!
Previously published
.
2617«c
Calif,
was
mately
$1.50
10c
Radio,
12-20
1
of
Australia
Wales.
1
12-15
12-26
200
Co.
in
oil
a
8-
1-9
12-
Oil
of
at the rate fof ,1,765 barrels a day with 175
58-minute testi Decv, 17.
,
,
Partners with Union Oil in the project are the Kern
1-12
12-27
Proves
x
12-15
5
discovery
oil
gravity
during
11-
date and/or record date Is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents
Less Jamaloa Income tax.
12-15
12-15
Well
V
Union
by
40c
____
;
y
2-
California—Australian
%
Inc.
12-22
1-
of
commercial
exploration
12-22
10c
;
18,
Co; and
J
•
6,450
(quar.)^_____—_
,
12-29
15-
12-16
—
—
Oil
first
Dec.
12-11
sale
Top
Value
Value
Auto
Auto
to
Such
Supply, Inc.—Financing Arranged—
purchase
Supply of
$750,000
Minneapolis,
has
of
notes
been
and
made
warrants
by Marine
of
Top
Capital
to
as
a
September,
offer
legal reserve life insurance company
1961, by said parent and certain
yet'commenced the sale of in¬
primarily ordinary and term life insur¬
has
company
intends
not
The
parent
owns
may
also engage in re-insurance
shares of the 1,000,000
892,500
and
of
were
outstanding shares of the insurance, company, and after
the 562,500 shares will'own 330,000 shares. The 892,500
acquired by the parent in October, 1961, at $2 per share.
shares
President
(40,000
in
law
non-participating basis and
purchase
107,500
man,
organized
was
The
co-insurance.
shares
A'commitment
but
a
authorized
the
Weissberg
(H. R.) Corp.—
Increased monthly
:
and
other
no
field.
EFFECT
14,
used
used
Workable—
5
Tonka Toys, Inc.—Files With SEC—-
;•!_■.
preferred
1-
2
-
3D/4C
:_
Cquar.)__—
common
preferred
6%, preferred
3V4r/o
Co.
Products, Inc. that
liquid purification.
and
has
company
cent)
one
Clymer
and
new
40c
(quar.)
Extra
•-
_.___
stock; dividend_____
Weiboldt" Stores,
$4.25
Co.—
1-15
1-
;
1
.
50c
(quar.
Electric
(quar.)
(quar.)
Showcase-&-Fixture
preferred
C
air
manufacture
'
tration
10c
(quar.)
___
preferred
of
the
Y.
be
166
of
of
Dec.
on
8
10c
System
%
Mfg. (reduced)____:
Electric
.
Corp.,
12-
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
X Payable In Canadian funds, tax deductible at
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
a less British Income tax.
1-2
10%
B
for
Zenith
12-15
1-
1
to
King
12-30
1%
div.)
(quar.)______
Jewelry
B
1-12
2
1-20
37 Vic
: 16c
.
preferred
9
(111.)—
.
Gas
12-
12-20
1-20
:'"1-
20c
.
2
2-9
7Vic
(quar.)__
(quar.)___.L
£
*
Elenite
of
field
par)__
N.
to
are
Uneeda
chase
5
40c
(stock
:
Raceway
Water
Class
12-20
2%
Clutch
8
1-19
(increased)
Research
Zenith
1-15
20c
_
:
2
•
(quar.25c
&
1-
$40c
the. approval of the Washington
Utilities
&
Transportation
Commission
■
-
Waste
_
•
(quar.)30c
___,
Telephone,
Washington
...
Ltd.
$3
Warner Electric Brake
Warren
assets
other
any
GIVING
(par
Corp.,
12-15
1
1
the
commenced
or
(10c
shares
Proceeds
12-15
12-
12-30
split
:
Youngstown
75c
.%•.
Worts,
dividend.
12-
1
25c
(stock
Quarterly
Quarterly
5c
(annual 1
Warner
.
1-
12-28
$2
dividend
1-16
.
Pictures
12-31
2% :
(stock dividend)
Batteries
1-19
(quar;)
(quar.)—L_
this
corporation
Union
(quar.)
Jr.,)
Towne
3c
3%
Bros.:
Consultants
25C
5c
___
:
Warner
common
8
The
Inc.
(Win.
Express
&
Stock
1-
1-
Ltd.____
Co.,' common
8
12-
5
12-18
12-30
60c
"
Bros.
12-
2
&
Corp.
5
(Brattle-
dividend
Preferred
2
1-
The
12-15
12-15
1-15
1-
10c
Corp.-iquar.)___,__
Ward Baking Co., 5%%
preferred
the
in
also
Uneeda Vending Service, Inc.—Files With SEC—
1-
,
on
Publishing
Wrigley
1-26
(qUui.)
com.
12-15
30c
two-for-one
Gas
preferred
Fund,
Worth
12-11
12-30
dividend)—-
new
12-30
•
iquar.)__;
Color Press
12-11
30c
Tiernan
(quar.)
dividend—
in
stock
2
Monthly
(Jim)
Warner
'
:_____
Industries,
World
•
12-27
12Vac
A_£iniMal-qUar.)
&/§melting (quar.)_
f
Walnut-Grove. Products,
Walt Disney Productions
Walter
(John)
12-27
oc
&
Stock
it
194, p. 2383.
1-
(reduced)-;
Lothrop, common
5% preferred
(quar.)_
Wool Combing Corp.
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Woolf Bros., Inc., 4%%
preferred (quar.)_
Worcester: County National Bank
(quar.)___
Work Wear Corp.
12-15
20c
&
of
operations
distribution
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
12-18
12-29
32c
^
Press-< (quar.
Wallace
-
gains
Ltd.—
(reduced annual)
Woodward
.....
__
the $50 par preferred
Gooderham
acquisition
time
cleaning compounds. The
Common
—V.
Enterprises—
Common
Zale
'
12-lo
Alexander,
6%
12-18
—
Wabash" Magentics (stock
Waialua Agricultural Co..
-
the
,
established for the purpose of manufacturing
purilying equipment and systems, it was
liquid
chines.
(quar.)t
Stock dividend
Wood
12-22
12-28
12-
12c
corp.
(quar. 1
prin-
of Mr: Marx,
the shares to which
to Chiappinelli-Marx,
Inc., a corporation
principal stockholder.
'
Authorized
in¬
(quar.)
Chemical
Wometco
12-18
30c
__
preferred
its
organized
was
8
S1.31V4
tquar.)_______.
Southern
Oil
Witco
12-18
1-19
(guar.
preferred
having
Y.
direction
a
was
and
activities
ness
8
12-
Stores
preferred
Wisconsin
12-11
20c
Savings Bank
(s-a)_i.__l_
prior
12-
1
(monthly)
I Wisconsin Electric. Power—
Wood
class
$4.50
convertible
1
1-
35c
investment
N.
issued
is
company
air
same
50c
______
•.
preferred
Winn-Dixie
8
12-
V
~
$4.25
-
12-26
12-
2
1-2
$20c
New
Chemicals
Extra
Vucan
1-15
1-
12-31
(quar.)
Viau, XLtd.quar.
:
2
1-
72c
common
12-29
(quar.
on
until
the
the
At
were
Marx
commenced
$1.25
(quar. 1
Ave.,
1
1-
£
;.___
corporation,
Gerard
370
r
Company,
1-15
$1
preferred
(quar.)
12-
Delaware
a
at
~
&
1-15
30c
prtneneu
12-26
Mr.
the
dustrial
12-15
12-15
20c
(reduced)
Ross, Inc.
(quar-.)___;
Williams-McWilliams Industries
Wilson
25c
!______
Rogers
it
At
12-15.
1-15
entitled
selling
not
8
1-15
services.
which
While
12-22
30c
(quar.)
(qua.i\)___:
2%
B.),.5%
&
'
1-15
+7V2C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$20c
(quar.)
their
was
of
exploratory
Common
____
Works
(J.
12-
1-15
company
business
CAPITALIZATION
'Will
12-22
f 12-22
1
25c
(ouar.)
Iron
for
25c
pfd,
'
approve
a
Baumer
Candle_
&
Common
40c
Light Co.,-commons.
(quar.)
Corp.
Dorn
Van
r
12-11
1
Will
12-28
dividend
Van
Vendo
•
8
12-22
Ltd
Industries corp.
&
Valspar
.
12-
1-10
87Vic
Distributing
1-2-62
50c
(s-ai________
12 %c
1
&
5
35c
of
15,
he
Yards,
12-28
preferred
Stock
-
$1.25
—l____
Stock
1
;
convertible
Company.
Power
$1.25
;
6%
1-
1
7c
dividend.
Union
9
(quar.)
Pubiisning
5
%
and
.
(N. _Y..),
1-
2-
68c
quar.)
Mfg.
9
common.
(quar.)
£'■
■■
Cement
1-
,
'Universal
.
11-24
10c
Pictures
A
54c).
1-
Extra
.
2
3%
preferred
' of
1-
Common
Universal
1-31
68 %c
___!
capital
75c
8%
preferred
)quar.)__—
Universal Marion Corp.—
v
5
■
class
!
$1.12Vi
common •
5
1-
1
place
May
1961, by Robert Marx, Arnold Cantor, George Ellner and
Sidney Ellner, who received 95,000 shares of the stock of the
company
1
1-
1
2-
t7y2c
Ltd.,
a
4% I preferred
Wilcox Oil Co.—
1-
50c
Steel, (quar.)
Tobacco,
12-
2-
59c
Net proceeds, esti¬
working capital.
cipal
12-15
12-30
59c
stock at $3 per share.
.
plus
Stock
27Vic
(y
(quar.)
Leaf
59 %c
*
>
at
BUSINESS—The
payment from in¬
Stockholders
dividend
Universal
"
or
18c from net
Wichita
1-1-62
(quar.)
Co.,
and
.
1
$2,400,000.
$244,000, will be used by the company for re¬
search, plant improvement, equipment, sales promotion
1-12
35c
Ir.c
12-18
22c
Electric
Universal-Cyclops
Fund,
come
1-
of
excess
Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant
19, 1961 offering circular, Gianis & Co., Ire.,
City, offered publicly, 100,000 shares of this
common
mated
Mfg.—
(Quarterly of
-
l
(Boston)
(N. Y.)-
1 ;
stock)
(quar.)
50c
Trust
Utilities
Motor
11-24
2
9334&1-
(quarr)_i
Co.
States
White
12-15
1-
-r--
United
2-
37 Vic
(quar.)___
common
Co..
5%%
1-
$1.75
(s-"a)
Smelting Refining & Mining,
12-11
62MiC
(quar.)
Corp., common
(quar.)_
1-17
65c
1
Servaiena_:.w^_J.___l;i
S.
2-12
1
on
(initial
12-23
100%
quar.)__
Realty & Investment Co. .(s-a)
Extra
Shoe
Steel
Whitehall
3.75%' preferred A (quar.)-lJ__
4Vs>2nd preferred (quar.)
U.
pfd.
(initial)
common
Whitehall
V
Playing Card Co. (quar.) ;
Plywood Corp., common (quar.)
S.
5%
Whirlpool Corp.,
in¬
on
;
1
1-
company's first year was $53,387 and has
$98,562 .in 1957; $279,614 in 1958; $631,075
I960.
It
is, estimaced
that
sales for
the
in
Dynamics
York
firm's
3-
the
to
ending Dec. 31, will be in
Dec.
a
New
time
$1,218,916
year,
Ultra
to
during
that
and
'
22Vic
(quar.)
common
(initial
Inc.
preferred
12-26
fr. ordinary inc.)
(increased
Lines Co., (New Jersey)-"-•*
S.
U.
gains
$5
12-21
30c
dividend!
com.,
preferred
4%7o
U.
27 7/10c
istocn
Gypsum Co.,
7%
realized
3-
New
2.-15
12-28
I, 12-11
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Foods
Wheeling
3
7 Vic
net
and
Freignt
1
12.-30
(quar.)
(George),
B
Weyenberg
3-20
Tile
from
8
12-20
Fidelity & Guaranty (Md.) (quar.)
U. S. & Foreign Securities
Corp.—
(37 3/lOc
12-
1-10
Conditioning
&
12-28
4-10
S.
Air
Class
$2.50
(quar.)
Ceramic
Weston
12-15
37Vic
Machinery,
preferred
11-30
$2.50
12-18
:■'% $1
:
optional—cash
Wetterau
;
Shoe
l
1-
(Del.)
Quarterly
6%
come-
12-28
37 Vic
Manufacturers
12.-
12-29
$1
preferred
Westmoreland,
(quar.)
12-26
10c
(Kansas)—
Telegraph
(quar.)__
Ltd., class A (quar.)___
Westminster Fund
8
Improvement
<
25c
(quar.)__
Co.
Common
Investments, Ltd.—
Quarterly
United
current
12-11
'
preferred
1
Canal
12-151
2-
30c
Western Tablet & Stationery
Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
1-
&
1
1-
$1.10
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
13%C
(quar.)
RR.
1-
Volume
since
1959;
12-12
Foods,
Jersey
in
12-15
Union
New
risen
12.-20
12-15
Western
United
12-20
12-26
Westfair
&
12-20
1-15
1-15
-
2nd
$2.75
1956.
1-15
$1.05
preferred A (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
12-11
12-28
4%
Telephone
& Surety
in
Noting that this marked Marine Capital's entry into the field of
merchandising, Mr. Lubar said that his firm has been attracted
the-pattern o£ growth followed by Top Value since its formation
$1.02%
;
12-29
12-20
preferred
$1.12%
(quar.)
12-29
12-20
Merchants
retail
by
'(quar.)
Western Natural Gas,
Western Power & Gas
30c
(quar.)
Illuminating
12-15
*
25c
1
4V4%
12-29
'
30c
1
United
company also acts as a purchasing and service
agent for its franchise
stores in the Midwest.
Top Value plans to use the additional capital
to increase the number
of its retail outlets.
'
40c
1-
United
12-15
(reduced).
1-
Coip.
12-15
2nd preferred
(quar.)_____
Massachusetts
Cos.
(quar.)_;
15c
Gas
2
1-2
non-cum.
Western
35c
.;
/
:
2
Western
15c
Gas
2
1-
$$1.75"
(quar.)
Maryland Ry.,
(quar.)
United
Ltd.—
class A
(quar.)
United
Light,
(quar.)
series)
A
1-
$1.50
Western Insurance Securities (Kansas
City)—
Common
"
12-18
12-27
(1959
Fuel
1-12
Omaha stores of GEM, a "closed door1'
discount department store
chain, and eight leased departments in the Texas and Oklahoma stores
of
Spartan,, an "open door" discount department store chain. The
2
20c
and
2
1-
35c
Carolina
Casualty
Quarterly
(1958 series)
pref.
1-
1-12
,
B
C
Western
preferred
6%
1-12
.
.
$1.50
(s-a)
Co;
preferred
preferred
United
12-28
B
RR.
(quar.)
6%
preferred
class
Power &
Power
6%
5%%
&
A
Seashore
preferred;(quar.)
1
92'/2c
(stock
11-30
65c
17 Vic
(s-a)_
preferred
2
Gas—
Products
%.%
1
$1.12%
(Omaha) -Ltd.
of Milwaukee, Wis., it was announced
by Sheldon B. Lubar,
of
Marine Capital.
"
:Top Value Auto Supply owns and operates 19 automotive
supply out¬
lets. They consist of Champion Auto
Stores, a retail chain of five
stores in the
Minneapolis area, leased departments in the Minneapolis
12-28
17 %c
:
Texas Utilities,
4.40%
pfd. (quar.)
West-Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Western Bancorporation (quar;)___
.i_,
12-20
87%c
(quar.)
4
4.10%
1-
40c
Yards
Twist
&
gtd.
preferred
1-
32c
Extra
Stock
2
45c
A
12-29
a
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class
on
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1-
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(quar.)
Union
and
class
West
<quar.)_:
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income
Co.,
(quar.)
4.20%
•
,
(quar.)—
RR.
1-
1
l(quar.)____
Pacific
West
1-
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pfd.
investment
KOotenay
7%
12-26
City)-—
(Union, N.
Canada, 5 % %
preferred (quar.)
West
12-23
2-
(quar.)
of
Gas
12-31
15c
(quar.)
preferred
B
Jersey
y
37Vic
(quar.)
common
$3.50
.
net
Management
Extra
West
1-2
75c
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Electric
Union
com.
Class
12-14
62.Vic
2na ptd.
(quar.)
Angeles)
(quar.)
(Los
from
year-end capital gains distribution of 51c
12-30
2
1-
^oc
—
Union Acceptance,
14c
12-12
l-
62>/2c
York
Corp.
President
.
Special
(quar.)
(New
Holders
Payable of Rec,
10c
.
(quar.)_:
;
preferred
(quar.)_
Salle
Trust
Bank
1
1-15
iqc
.
Transit, common
(quar.)
Quarterly
Union
12-29
1-
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
Underwriters
60c
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Co.;:common
La
1-22
When
Share
Corp
Wellington Fund—
'
25%
convertible
$1.50
208
12-29
Company
Welbilt
Wellington
preferred
Jersey
Rapid
5%
1-22
3%
_____
dividend
twin
Per
Nmne of
8
•
Twentieth Century . Income,Investors—
Stock
1.31
7Vic
class
on
Holders
Payable o) Rec.
5%
America—
Tri-Continental
$2.70
When
Share
(stock
51
was
financed
were
shares), and
by
purchased
(40,000
shares),
four
other
$1,785,000 ba,nk loan. An additional
the same, price by Joe Jack MerriC. McCormick, Vice-President
persons. Each of the
individuals and
a
at
Gordon
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make
the
price
capital
a
paid
contribution
him
by
to
to
the
Insurance
amount
an
amount
an
equal
Co.
sufficient
to
the
sub¬
price.
United
H
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
shortly after the subscription period in
or
increase
scription
*
f
(2816)
will
parent
during
Dec.
a
Corp.—Common
Offered—Pur¬
18
prospectus, Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
City, and associates offered publicly 355,000
York
shares of this firm's
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and
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be
used
of
Valley
stock at $18 per share.
common
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for
the
United
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cold
-and
BUSINESS—The
State
to
Park
410
the
State
throughout
sale
and
Ave.,
of
New
York
Delaware
City,
Oct.
on
of
the
various
United
food
States
and
principally
tobacco
vending
machine
the
who
skills
companies,
benefits
created
and
the
of
and
United's
services
developed
the
coordination,
information
new
on
objective
and
has
incentives
industrial
natural
also
owns
amalgamated
businesses,
standardization
developments,
indi¬
and
while
strength,
and
development
of
many
the
as
of
United's
have
competitors
the
Common
other
hoc
some
cold
and
industrial
much
tions.
schools
will
its
of
equity
be
financing
as
its
continue
wilt be
when
are
and
supplementary
activities accounts for
ouher
s
United
revenues.
bank
Bank
loan
loans
1964
cannot
the use
is
no
does
Other
of
cash
policy
EFFECT
gages
the
or
that
that
or
Any
such
issuance
the
TO
PRESENT
interest
of
i'(
interest
the
1961
chattel
sales
through
ranging
from
Hemphjll,
Lazard
Smith,
Eppler,
Bache
Bear,
&
Inc.
Howard,
Weil,
Fredrichs
The
«fe
The
V.
194,
Co.,
&
Beadling
7,000
W.
C.
Langley
F.
S.
R.
W.
F.
&
7,000
Auchincloss,
&
Parker
J.
J.
B.
J.
H.
Hilsman
Suplee,
Podesta
Cruttenden,
4,000
Co.
&
Emerson
Co.,
4,000
Pan-
& Co.,
2,500
2,500
Son___
2,500
2,500
&
Hilliard
&
Inc._
Co.——
Co., Inc.-
Gradison
Quinn
——'
&
Co.——,—" 2,500
5,000
&
Co
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
&
Co
2,500
Yeatman,
Mosley
Inc..
2,500
Wager seller
Durst,
&
Inc.
2,500
Co.,
&
the
Valve
(k
Co.—Secondary Stock Offering
that a secondary offering
—Dec. 22, 1961, it was reported
of 77,500 shares of this firm's
made
U
il i
fcj'
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I
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stock
common
had
been
through Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
194, p. 682.
New York City.—V.
This
Los
Jones,
for
Angeles
the
Los
company
semi-conductor
Angeles,
transaction
where
Universal
it
from
operated
not
were
electronics
and
purchased
was
industries
Electro
as
on
subsidiary.
a
the
Radiation,
slicing,
It
of
is
the
is
major
by
West
of
be
262
a
the
Mr.
first
at
registrar
2489.
p.
■
%
public
price
a
Motel
offering
of
$7
Robert
L.
affiliation
no
Partners
General
of
Hatchett,
the
with
and
the
the
is
Jr.
the
General
limited
"B"
$3,950,000
1962;
taking
title
or
\'
$2,362,241.
On July
1,
Messrs.
1961,
Delaware
Feldman
and
Gertner
Gulf
and
mortgage
in
Feldman
and
the
of
sum
$2,425,000
their
secured
note
by
executed
for
$475,000,
purchase money
a
the
payment
Messrs.
interest
the
of
$475,000
Feldman
in
Villa
from
July
a
Capri
for
1961,
to
Gulf
acquire
parties
$25,000
on
undivided
its
granted
49/51
1962,
and
for
and
the
payment
payment
payment
$475,000
of
to
to
Mr.
McCandless
principal made under note
will
in
L.
on
and
man
at
Interstate
to
Partners
Villa
Capri
April 4,
$1,050,000,
of
(seller
Messrs.
cash
have
Capital
Corp.
of
2./51
processing
germanium
for
source
and
the
if
the
conveyed,
exercised
the
option
and
to
setting
play
hi-vacuum
equipment
in
role
for
semiconductor
and
the
micro-circuitry
deposition
for
use
devices.—V.
in
193,
in
Gross
30,
of
the
$975,000
Interstate;
income
and
of
reached
Harold
Uris Buildings for the fiscal
$15,398,157 it was announced
D.
Uris,
president.
reported
income,
for
This
by
ended
Percy
September
Uris,
with
chair¬
income
year ended September 30,
1960.
excluding the profit from the sale of an office
fiscal
year
was
of
$1,001,026
or
the
the
on
Limited
purchase
is
$1,500,000
or
The
All
31c
per
Philadelphia office building was $3,744,796, or $1.17
per share.
As of September
30, 1961, Uris controlled completed
buildings con¬
a total of approximately
3,736,000 square feet of office space.
compares
with
o
oxm?^
end of the previous fiscal
year.
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s
u
re
feet
of
soace
at
the
Projects now underway will add another
6,050,000 square feet of space. Appraised value
of the company's com¬
properties at September 30,
1961
amounted
to
$124,500,000.
This
compares
a
j*
f
^ai
figure of $75,500,000 as of
September 30, I960.—V. 194, p. 362.
pleted
i1
K
1-h'
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($100
trust)
of
depending
price
L.
price (subject to
$2,425,000) of $1,525,000,
aforesaid
(over
be
payable
exercise date of
McCandless;
and
Interstate
amount
the
to
working capital
at
will
the
of
$50,000
interim
be
to
and
but
operators
turned^ over
closing
as
an
the
notes
5%
to
it
or
67o
($1
installment
the
to
stock
common
underwriting
i'
■
-
E.
from
G.
H.
Walker
&
Western
to
an
.
advance
of
capital.
Such
by the interim
reimbursement
to
Gulf
filed
lose
1962
less
than
will
not
Gertner
"Villa
receive
Capri."
or
any
all
liabilities
of
Villa
property
Villa
a
short
if
no
extended
incurred
Gulf
shall
Other
the
thereof,
to
all
the
for
statement
stock.
common
by
each
each
and
Gertner
exercised
income,
the
become
list of
to
*
b
!k
)>
■V: ii
v
held
purchase
from
downtown
Austin,
S.
after
be
sole
in
two
-sale
one
be
(northern
last
in
northern
to
used
including
has
a
Feb.
share.
Los
at
15,
Calif.,
84,000
stock
the
&
for
sub¬
of
rate
of
two
1962,
Witter
Dean
Gatos,
covering
18
such
two-fifths
and
that
its
addition
has
portion
a
construction
which
1961
to certain
one
for
right
a
rights
Co.
being
heads
the
and
as
a
Edward
group
W.
the
is
the
about
common
3.34%.
own
company's
in
for
the
$440,000.
stock
construction
McCloucl
exchange
The
construction
company
during
the
1962 will total about $1,800,000.
year
indebtedness and
Vodden
from
proceeds
the
expenditures
and
outstanding 132,430 shares of
officials
Net
of
program
aggregates
aggregate
three months of
In
California.
finance
a
California)
estimates
Western
See
Donald
President.—V.
preferred stock,
the company
stock, of which management
L.
Case
190,
p.
is
Chairman
Board
96.
Equities, Inc.—New Name—
Western
Gold
Western Gold
&
Uranium,
&
Western Equities,
according
the
to
Board.
Inc.,
this
issue.
Uranium, Inc.—Name Changed—
Ince
a
stated
two-Story
-
that
building,
Prudential Land
holdings
These
In
the
and
when
addition,
$2,941,846
on
Co.,
new
the
in
name
by
of
Western
Richard
new
W.
corporate
entire
Gold
Ince,
name
&
Uranium,
Chairman
land
of
stock
-
.
raise
of
of
corporation with extensive
receivable.
to
of
accurately
more
outstanding, issue
Arizona
expected
are
income
of
the
corporation
second-half
of
the
excess
of
the
and
accounts
the
assets
to
basis
and
Inc.,
acquisitions
considerably
of
earnings are revealed, Ince stated.
corporation
are
expected
to
rise
Irom
$4,000,000
acquisition
already
by
the
made.—V.
end
of
194,
the
fiscal
year
1322.
p.
Youngwood Electronic Metals, Inc.—Annual
Robert
of
$372,947
operation
exclusive
complex
is the
Inc.
announcement
an
reflects ' the'increasingly, diverse interests
of
the company.
Other
developments
announced
by Ince included, the purchase
discharge
81, 290 and Interstate
It
offer
stockholders,
held
record
new
Rd.,
Dec.
on
to
.
counties
will
ended
and
share
of
Gatos
SEC
price.
V
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The
company
is an operating public utility engaged principally in
furnishing local and long distance telephone service through four ex¬
changes located around the San Francisco Bay area and one exchange
4,
and
the
The subscription price and underwriting terms are
by amendment. The statement also includes 3,000 shares
to
company
employees /without underwriting) at the
offered
April
on
the
conduct
the
Texas.
5,000
Rights
underwriters.
be supplied
per
sales
less
U.
5,000
&
will
Interstate.
on
Co
Chisholm
Inc.
Co.—Proposed
proposed
preferred
common
share
Jose-Los
with
is
It
and
common
preferred
required
foregoing, Feldman and
managing and operating
not
Co.,
5,000
—
'r
San
registration
right for
each
15900
of
a
approximating $90,000.
Feldman
be
with
and
Capri Motor Hotel is located
distance
than
option
connection
belong
sum
close
not
compensation
if
date
in
profit in the
doGs
$80,000.
However,
Capri,
of
title
Inc.
Telephone
-/■■•'
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■
of
company
shares
land
exercised, Messrs. Feldman and Gertner have agreed
or be obligated for all liabilities in connection with the
conduct
operation of Villa Capri, and shall retain all income
resulting
from such operation to the date of the exercise
of the option.
If title
closes, Feldman and Gertner may possibly, as a result of their man¬
hand,
5,000
—_
Gulf
said option be
other
___
Varnedoe,
..
5,000
Wulbern,
United Securities
5,000
5,000
California
the
and
the
Lee, Inc._____.__
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
5,000
Co._^.
Offering—-
35
of
in
A.
Aug.
in
Domin,
31,
1960
the
and
up from
decrease
was
profitable
President,
1961
share
earnings
stampings, a
THr.
J..
:1
The
Inc.
of
less
share
per
Carrison,
Inc.'
20,000
&■ Co.
&
&
Pierce,
20,000
Courts
$5.50
shares
Shares
Mason
Inc.
purchase
125,070
*
45,070
Inc
severally-
the
in
of
at
have
.
Shares
.
Co.,
contained
stockholder,
"v;
150,096
below
follows:
Unterberg, Towbin
&
150,096
aggregate
an
-
18,019
18,750
named
conditions
'selling
as
Co.
due
more
net
metal
to
its
or
of $4,308
or
equal to five cents
about. $0,016 ;per share? in 1960.
The
to
the
stamping
greater
remunerative
,V:.
Report—
reported that for the fiscal year
had sales of $354,882 down from
earnings
attributed
heavy
was
has
company
$1,052
v
,k
the
discounts
19,950
.'.
18,750
____
severally
91,652
19,950
—
terms" and
$500,000
18;019
-
underwriters
purchase
1,543 shs.
357,340 shs.
/
91,652
1
subsidiary^
upon
agreement,
'
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
$500,000
______
indebtedness——;—J___
agreed,
to pay
On
* Authorized
Z
...
note-__:-_
by
: '
FINANCING
3,000 shs.
—___'C
note
Sundry
PRESENT
note-(construction loan)
installment
Guarantee
company
'
j
par)_^
installment
before
Interstate.
agement prior to such closing,
TO
The
styles of casuals and
-preferred
payable—banks.
4%
to
for
working
partnership
this
EFFECT
-
6 7o
$1,000 000
option,
for
the
to
offset
market.
after
above
follows:
as
$50,000
reimburse
domestic
subscription
of
between
purchase
of
by April 4,
1962
option is exercised on
the
shall
the
on
L.
to
total
the
ni
par)
stock
Common
the
made
granted by Gulf Interstate
Partnership formed, the remaining
trust
equipment for
is the designing
and
with sponge rubber mid-
business
casuals
and
for
GIVING
J.
•
'cumutatlvb1 Convertible
stock
two
developed
vulcanizing
shoe
other
\
15 <fv
option
a
soles
outer
''^'CAPITALIZATION
?,
the
the
to
The
slippers
52 styles of hgu^^ipper^
patented comfort snoes.
"
of
but
payments
exercised
if
purchase
deed
$475,000
Gulf
operators
If
building
or 11c per share,
as restated for 1960
Cash flow exclusive of the
proceeds from the Philadelphia sale amounted
to $4,597,910 or $1.44 per share. This
compares with a cash flow of
$2,513,880 or 79c per share, for 1960. Net income from the sale
of the
This
to
that
year
styles
in
engaged
footwear with processes
constructs
and
processes.'
of house
leather
and
fouf
is
C.,
presently markets
to
pay¬
compares
soles
to
Royal State
of New York in repayment of the
moneys borrowed by Gertner
Feldman to acquire the 2/51st interest in Villa
Capri hereinbefore
to.
In addition the option
agreement provides for the
ment
the
Philadelphia, for the past
share, compared with $363,043
these
N.
company provides
technical assistance in the
merchandising of products utilizing its processes,
and
designs
Bank
and
1961
with
use
the
of
non-arm's length transaction
capital of the partnership,
the Limited Partnership, and
a
to
option
interest, which would make
outstanding note and deed of
1962.
major
Gertner,
contribution
aforesaid
conditioned
4,
other
and
their
of
assigned
Offered
The
company.
develops,
program,
Feldman
part
as
or
computers,
and
1962,
4,
$1,025,000
$2,425,000,
on
on
March
$475,000.
of
amount
in
expires
before
reduced
remain
the
by
Gertner.
March
a
the
manufacturing
scription
General
McCandless
or
1/51
borrowed
basis.
the
option
Gulf
L.
to
being
interest
The
If said option is exercised
to
Gulf
Interstate
will
be
to
undivided
an
sum
extendable
an
terms and conditons:
provides for the payment
property).
said
Interstate
following
1962,
up
by
being
purchased
each,
;
the licensing of other firms through¬
is
4hi|i free world to manufacture
This
each
*
5,500
Inc.—Common
Waynesville,
of
of these
out
note.
Gertner
and
was
the
banking institution,
1,
option
of
none
11,000
.
by
Gulf Interstate,
personally liable.
Therefore, the holder of the notes and mortgage will look solely to the
"Villa
Capri'" property,
except
that
Gulf
Interstate
is
liable
for
Gertner,
■
-
Co;,
issued
note
a
■
1-—
Industries,
company
One
Co..
Deetjen
Gertner
and
Co.
'
vl-'
Ro-Search
McCarley
and
1962;
/
11,000
E,
Emanuel,
30,
11,000
'
Co.' "I-.:——
&
..
BUSINESS—The
Interstate
.
Feldman
Dec.
on
4,
which
C.
and
Messrs.
j
—---11,000
Co.
Richter
Reynolds
payable
T
.
49,500
11,000
Unterberg, Towbin Co., New York City,; made
the initial public sale of this firm's common „stock on
Dec. 19 through the offering of 125,070 shares, at $5.50
per share. None of the proceeds from the sale will accrue
to ;the - company, as the shares were /sold for a
selling stockholder, Atlas .Corp;_ / ,~1\
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C.
corporation
-
Shares
Co.
Bros.
2711.
p.
("Gulf Interstate"),
acquired
title
to
Villa Capri Motor Hotel, Austin, Texas, in an arm's length transaction
between McCandless et. al., non-affiliated persons.
The purchase price
was $3,650,000 of which $750,000 was
paid in cash, and Gulf Interstate
a
stock:
Paine___„_—'1
:__,L———
&
Co.
UNDERWRITERS—The
to acquire fee title to Villa Capri Motor
have
severally
sell to them the
named
agreed, to
common
i——.——~—
Boyce
&
Westheimer
194,
Wellco
Partnership.
Austin, Texas.
The total purchase price
$3,925,000 in the event title is closed
payable $1,525,000 in cash and the balance by
to a
purchase
money
mortgage
approximately
is
4,
Co.,
organized in July
Allan S. Feldman and
was
by
&
related businesses.
of the
share.—
per
in
Motel
subject
Texas
of
promoters
was formed
room
Texas,
Austin,
State
the
March
according to J. S. Warshauer, President of Universal
is
>
re-:
the
:
Hatchett has
considered
Partnership
Hotel,
the
of
taining
,v
The
Partners").
before
and
Uris Buildings Corp.—Annual Report—
Net
I
The
("General
Accordingly,
may
of
company
laws of the
partner.
March
in
S
appointed
referred
:!l' I
I
partner
have
Details
Electronics
Coast
silicon,
'
—
:
the
semicon¬
missiles,
:i
)
11,500
■
194,
&
Proctor
Scherck,
/
—V.
Inc., 52
Partners.
amount
films
$9,623,355
i
been
the
of
below
has
company
shares
"
Capri Associates—Securities Offered—Sulco Se¬
"B"
West
2715.
man
r
has
1961,
27,
1995.
p.
under
being
financed
lapping of
and
materials,
satellites,
p.
!*. »•
i-
City,
'underwriters
the
and
of
Kaufman
■
11,500
_
———
corporation.—V.
shares.
of
Sept.
on
Gertner
the
presently
thin
\r»
?«.
made
Gilbert
Coast.
U
If
number
same
BUSINESS—The
1961
of
disclosed.
Mierotron
dicing
ductor
)»■> h
the
purchase
numbers
Davenport
/
.
Inc.———
Financing
Inc.—Additional
Abraham
'
•
Broadway, New York City,, as agent
for the general partners, offered publicly on Dec. 18,
$1,825,000 limited partnership "A" units at $5,000 per
unit.
Net proceeds will be used by the company to
purchase the Villa Capri Motor Hotel, a 226-room motel,
at Austin, Tex., and for other corporate purposes.
West
Mierotron.
i
Hick-
&
Co.,
Abbott,
9,500
__
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
York
of
ex¬
common
l
Co.,
Corp. of America—Annual Report—
curities,
Inc.,
Diego.
Allen-Jones
\,)r 1*
Schneider, Bernet
New
stock
is
million.
$1
above
-
"pi
Co.,
to
11,500
Inc.
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
following
Co.—1—^ .11,500
1, 1961 and the date upon which the Limited Partnership shall
acquire title, together with all apportionments for unexpired, prepaid
taxes, insurance and utility deposits, shall be repaid to Messrs. Feld¬
has announced the acquisition of Allenlargest manufacturer of custom filaments and "boats"
the
Inc.,
Allen-Jones
San
J
&
&
July
Universal Mierotron Corp.—Acquisition—
"
j)-; )'
194,
the
States Rubber
Pierce
Mosle
man,
,
Vinco
said,
he
be
to
1961
year
fof,the nine
shares
Stein Bros.
Russ & Co.,. Inc.——
15,000
transaction,
estate
entire
9,500
—
_______
9,500
-
real
this
equal,' after-preferred
569,544
agreed
Shares
&. Co.,'
Bridgeport, Conn.', aerosol component manufacturer has
of $3,630,000 and after tax earnings of $230,000 for
was
an
United
7-/
sales
the
1431.
p.
re¬
//
v
Inc.
11,500
Trust
them
4,000
194,
■
.
Rotan,
Turner,
1431.
common
On
Inc.
—V.
&
W.
Redpath
^Courts
Elder
H. L.
7,000
Co._
&
2,500
2,500
5,000
Staats
Kirk-
_
7,000
Co
&
R.
2,500
Inc
—
D.
Corp._
&
Robertson
coast
7,000
2.500
Co—2,500
Co._
&
Co
2,500
&
Landstreet
Dewar,
4,000
—
&
4,000
McDonald
&
severally
the under¬
Valtronic Corp.—Appointment—
Irving
of
4,000
Securities
patrick,
7,000
Co
&
Hammill
Clark,
7,000
Inc
Inc
Carolina
7,000
Co
Co.—
Co.,
Trask
William
4)
&
Rothschild
Shearson,
ill
&
4,000
Co
Inc
Walter
Boettcher
7,000
——
Pressprich & Co
Spencer
.l||
Co
&
has been
option to
Mr. Dunn
contract
with the
a
developments,
plant site and an industrial park,
is considering further acquisitions.
a
^ :
the. following
"
''
9,500
Sons
site
and
Details—Our
Dec. 18 issue reported the sale on Dec. 13 of 110,000'
shares of this firm's common stock at $5,375 per share.
Additional financing details follow:
;r /v
-X
" 578,900 shs.
in
Beissner
Inc.
Rauscher,
Inc
&
limited
Co.,—
&
Hurry,
.7.UU0
&
Moseley
Reynolds
L.
7,000
Co.
&
4,000
—
Bingnam,
Hutton
4,000
Co
Co.y Inc—2,500
7.000
E'.
Co.——
Humphrey
-
&
& Co.,
Alden
7,000
4,000
Inc.
—4-
Co.
Moroney,
9,500
p.
(The)
4,000
&
Robinson
Stroud
10,000
Space
Inc.
Cook
Scnwabacher
&
—
4,000
—
Northwest
Clar'c, Dodge & Co. Inc.
Equitable Securities Corp...
Estabrook
&
Lane,
Co.,
Newhard,
4,000
Labouisse,
—_
Pacific
Shares"
Co.—
&
Johnson,
Corp.
Loewi
—
Stearns
Co.,
—
Villa
3,330,705 shs.
t\\.
California Co., Inc.
First
10,000
Jackson
55,000
Pan-
Goodbody St Co
1,879,072
-
l'.r.uoO
Wc1 -<s
Co
W.
I
•
10,000
—
&
s
12,000
Webber,
&
the
Wards
„
have
contained
p■/*:
■',
11,500
_
Guerin
upon
-
Securities
Co.—
Inc.—
'
.
300,000
below
named
home
major
a
terms
$2,193,000
300,000
conditions
and
;
earnings
$198,331,
manufacturing
12,000
Co.——
Co.,
&
'
1,250,000 shs.
/
underwriters
terms
Goldman, Sachs & Co
V.
12,000
Co., Inc.
Curtis
1
'
Z
Outstanding-
-
>
$2,350,000
$1 )_.L-——
the
FINANCING
•>
1965-1974—_
Co
stock
5,000,000 shs.
12,000
&
&
Hornblower
;»■'>f
PRESENT
Authorized
.
on
months ended1 Sept.: 30/ 1961, amounted
dividends, to 34 cents per share
stock outstanding. These earnings,
it was pointed out, do not reflect any provision for special amortizaf/tion of intangible assets beyond Jan.vlr 1961, as such provision is
not now deemed necessary. Sales in the recent nine months period ag¬
gregated $4,250,000.—V. 194, p: 1207.
... 'f
^
■ -v ' •
with
12,030
—
&
Paine,
Co
Co
Webster
&
Witter
Drexel
ill
TO
;
of
netween
Melbourne
and
highway, the real esr
Canaveral,
favorable
for
for
company
basis
to
year ended Oct. 31,
1961, as compared with sales of $3,548,000
earnings of $156,000 for its 1960 fiscal year. Such earnings are
equal to $0.50 per share of common stock based upon the 465,000
shares
outstanding compared with $0.33 per share for
1960
based
837,680
87c-
to
(y
Brothers
Corp.
Dean
&
&
Barney
Stone
b'j
r I *
i»S
'
.
bonds
Cape
frontage
at
earnings'for'the
on
and
contracts
1973
3%
Net
sale
for
The
of
acquired
acres
the
On
fiscal
$5,000,000
mort¬
>:
Shares.
Co._„_ 6d,00o
Noyes -&
Sachs
Freres
Lehman
Iti
•
•
9,500
ported
Outstanding
$5,000,000
$1)_JL:—„—
foV
Goldman,
r
air-conditioned, two swimming pools, restuand other facilities for the use of its guests.
substantial
into
100
pecting
*
necessary
FINANCING
—
stock .(par
'
;
-J',!'
'■■■•
1
based
southwest,
being
stated.
and
company
through
ranging
from
UNDERWRITERS-^-
,3
1965
31,
to
Robertson
&
companies
manu¬
1961
conditional
or
Common
Dec.
principally
maturing
n
due
8%
to
loans,
1
instruments,
with
is
retain
-
not
predicted.
be
now.
assurance
acquisition
GIVING
maturing
with
4»/2%
r
n
due
(par
Edwards
G.
its leading competitors do.
through further acquisi¬
of
Authorized
5V4%
it
EFFECT
trust
coast
carried
buildings,
&
This
ii*
note
stock
available.
CAPITALIZATION
11
»t
transmission
gas
Shares
expansion
There
its
activities,
institutional
additional
many
involve
may
securities.
to
able
by
consolidated
continue
Such
ocner
(L^eu
oi
such expansion
of
pace
None
machines
to
acquisitions
or
ant
accompanied
vending
intends
The
further
debt
15%
as
any
foods).
prepared
plants,
instances,
United
■!
GIVING
collateral
and
Weld
Bache
manual feeding services.
as
'•
-Vi"' Utf
,r ""r
.M'
aircraft and
entered
oil
}
A.
in
'
-
Corp.—Realty Acquisition—9 Months' Report—
Located
Building,
tate
agreement, to purchase from the company
spective numbers of shares of the common stock:
Dittmar
facture
!;:•
gas
subject
sold
on
M
&
of
Pipe
Lines
Pipe
The
UNDERWRITERS—The
Dewar,
in
stock
Valley
and
company is engaged in the business of acquiring
producing properties in the Gulf Coast area of
purchase and through development. Transmission
producing properties in one field.
...-/.V-V'f
unsecured
White,
and
;
all
laundry,
Detroit
gauges,,
military
the
operate natural gas gathering
of Texas. In their gas gathering opera¬
series due Aug. 1, 1975——
6%
6%
same
through coin operated vending machines (hot and cold beverages,
cigarettes,
cigars,
candy,
milk
and
ice-cream
products,
sandwiches
capital
and
of
through
mort.
Eighty per cent of United's gro^s ^""nues for the year ended June
30, 1961 were derived from so-called "full line vending operations"—
to
wit, the sales ot toou,
a.._
loDacco
products normally
VI
the
of
laws
and
own
i- v'-'
interchange
well
as
the
(Transmission)
writing
financial
partially realized
objective.
.
under
all
owns
interstate
major
CAPITALIZATION
4*.
First
agreed,
or
;
'
company
which
manufactures
precision tools
and testing
and
servicing equipment for
missiles, took another step recently in furthering
its policy
of diversification with the signing of a contract for the
acquisition of approximately 8,000 acres of land in the Cape Canaveral
area
of Florida, Allistair Dunn,
President, announced.
and
The. company Transmission
office
in common
at
the
M
Pipe Lines
to
and
both
in¬
creased
s.
V
1765.
p.
Vinco
This
re¬
Orlando
and
users.
gas
Texas,
and
the
incorporated
was
194,
pro¬
construction,
Lines).
principal
a
contracts
sales
hot
been
of
share. Net
per
systems in the Gulf Coast area
tions gas is purchased on long-term gas purchase contracts, collected,
processed where necessary,
delivered and sold under r long-term gas
regional and nation-wide
arrangement with customers and other potential benefits of a national
organization. There is no assurance that this objective will be wholly
,t*(-
'.
/
»j*
»
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
.
.
suites,
facilities,
—V.
Texas.
Transmission
the
and
products
company
(Pipe
maintain
1960
in
$9.50
Aug. 19, 1958. It
Transmission, Inc.
Inc.
Houston,
was
18,
at
on
Gas
in
providing the benefit of
of
t
of
Texas
Valley
Lines,
beverages
retain
viduals
■
laws
of
both
of
engaged
extent,
filiated
is
of
company
the
through automatic vending machines and, to a
catering, food concession and restaurant operation
management, and the sale of products at wholesale to non-af¬
lesser
-
is
distribution
and
^
I'1
under
purpose
stock
common
and
rooms
rant
payment of debt and working capital.
oversubscribed.
was
combining 11 previously independent enterprises
groups of enterprises.
Since its organization United has acquired
additional enterprises.
~
"'-V
or
tt-
The issue
BUSINESS—The
-
»43
;
by the company for working capital, purchase
equipment and possible acquisitions of
other firms.
*
firm's
ceeds will be used by the company for
Of
total, 150,000 shares are being sold by the company
205,000 by certain stockholders. Net proceeds will
226
Offered—Pur¬
Dec.
a
15, 1961 prospectus, White, Weld & Co.,
Inc., New York City, offered publicly 194,000 shares of
additional
the
Gas Production, Inc.—Common
suant to
this
Servomation
to
'
»
s$
52
it
#.'
*
-
'
company's
operations,
sales
effort
operation.—V.
on
194,
de-emphasizing
while
behalf
p.
its
the
increase
of
specialty
2383.
t
V
,
.
Volume
194
.
,
,
j
Number 6119
,
*
,
f
.
I
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
(2817)
53
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
$350,000
-V
..
:v
,..■■■
Pettey, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until
11
a.m.
(C§T) on Jan. 3
for the purchase of $400,000 public
improvement, • series
R
bonds.
Dated January 1,- 1962. Due on
194,
The
2712
p.
were
—
Dec.
cate
Sale
The
19—v.
a
follows:
5s. Due
as
1971.
and
.
220,000
1972
240.000
from
Feb. 1, 1970
,
Due
were
15
Jan.
on
follows:
as
syndiMerrill
Sale
The
230,000
1964
as
ties
Corp., Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.,
Stubbs,
Watkins
&
Lombardo,
Inc., Shropshire, Frazer & Co.,
First National
Bank, and Mer¬
chants
National Bank, both
of
Mobile, and the First National
Bank of Birmingham.
Jan. 15
on
on Jan. 15
1987 inclusive.
Due
4s.
to
Other members of the
College
National Bank
of
Phoenix.
County,
Lapeen
Ele¬
mentary School District
IVo. 59, Ariz.
!
Bond Offering
—
Acting Clerk of
Supervisors, will
r
bids until 11
Co.
&
:
Unionl
Madera
y-'.;.
10
Jan.
on
receive
10 from 1963 to
Principal
and
1987
interest
(J-J) payable at the County Trea¬
office.
Legality approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
& Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
a.m.
receive
(MST)
sealed
on
Jan. 8
$76,000 school-
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld & Divelbess, of Phoenix.
Maricopa County,, Cartwright Ele¬
School
mentary
District
No.
83
County, Calif.
Bond
(P.O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Sale—The $403,000 school
bonds offered on Nov. 27—v. 194,
(PST) on Dec. 26 for
purchase of $195,000 school
1956, series G bonds. Dated Dec.
31, 1961. Due on Dec. 31 from
1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
Bank of America N. T^& S. A., of
by
Water District,
Improvement District No. 9
(P. O. Hemet), Calif.
p.
2491
to The Housing
Finance Agency, as 4s
and 4%s, at a price of par.
awarded
Home
CALIFORNIA
at
a
cost
Sale —The
of
about
as
35,000
as
a
5s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1965 to
1973 inclusive.
4%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1974 to
1980 inclusive.
on Jan.
1981 to 1984 inclusive.
20,000
as
41/2S. Due
1 from
Grove Unified School District,
$1,050,000 zone
Sacramento County, Calif.
series B bonds
offered on Dec. 19—y. 194, p. 2712
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate 1961, series A bonds offered on
headed by the Bank Of America:. Dec. 13 —v. 194, p. 2401were
N.- T. & S. A., of San Francisco, awarded
to
The
First Western
at a price of
100.0608, a net inter¬ Bank & Trust Co., in Los Angeles,
est cost of about 3.79%, as fol¬ and Hill Richards & Co., jointly,
lows:
at a price of 100.0003, a net in¬
Bond
issue
Sale—The
of
Elk
Joaquin
to The
awarded
were
—
$369,000 school
13—v. 194,
Dec.
on
San
Francisco, at
005,
a
price of 100,-
a
net interest
1964
10,000
30,000
cost of about
County, Calif.
4s. Due on Jan. 1, 1970.
as S^s.
Due on Jan. 1
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
3%s.
as
Due
Jan.
on
1
Due
4s.
as
Jan.
on
1
from 1980 to 1987 inclusive.
Kings River-Hard wick Union Sch.
Dist., Kings County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
2491
p.
$120,000 school
12—v.
194,
awarded to
Dec.
The
on
were
—
Bank of America N. T. & S.
San
School
Shasta County,
Sale—The
Bond
bonds offered
on
Bank
arid Frank & Robert Bender Co.,
school
18—v.
N.
T.
194r
The
to
S.
&
Bond
A.,
Offering—Hally D. ChesJr., District Treasurer, will
ney,
County Clerk,
gnat,
sealed
bids
erside,
at
will
office
in
Riv¬
1982
Due
10
on
a.m.
Feb.
from
1
University of the' Pacific (P. O.
Stockton), Calif►
Bond Sale—The $2,115,000 dor¬
mitory revenue 1961 bonds offered
on Dec. 14—v. 194, p. 2275—were
awarded
to
The
Housing and
as
as
1961,
15
31/4S.
as
from
1971
on Dec.
1978 inclu¬
Due
to
I
as 3V2S. Due on Dec. 15
from 1979 to 1986 inclusive.
1,900,000
Other
cate
Inc.;
members
were
as
First
Devine
&
of
the
Boston Corp.; C. J.
Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner &
Smith
Inc.;
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; J. Barth &
Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Stone
&
Youngberg,
Cruttenden,
Po¬
desta & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., and Fred D.
Blaise & Co.
High School
District, Santa Clara County,
Sale
Dec.
of
GEORGIA
I
$605,000 various
bonds offered on Dec. 12
194, p. 2491—were awarded
group composed of Merrill
—v.
The
$50,000 me¬
morial park improvement bonds
offered on Dec.-.11—v. 194, p. 2600
State
—
awarded
—were
The
to
Farmers
Bank, of Brush.
CONNECTICUT
Bond Offering
City
bids
c/o
a
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
F. Hutton & Co., Inc.,
Francis I. duPont & Co., and Blair
& Co., Inc., as 3.90s, at a price of
100.248, a basis of about 3.88%
Inc.,
E.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Alexander V.
—
Treasurer,
sealed
to
Lynch,
Georgia Rural Roads Authority,
Atlanta, Ga.
Meriden, Conn.
will
re¬
The. Home
Bank & Trust Co., 16
Street, Meriden, until 11
EST) on Dec. 27 for the pur¬
National
uritil Jari. 23 for the
be received
purchase of $15,000,000 rural roads
bonds.
revenue
a.m.
-
18—v. 194,
2712 — were awarded to a
group composed of The CrdckerAnglo National Bank, San Fran¬
ILLINOIS
chase of $394,000 1962
Dated
school bds.
1962. Due on
1,
January
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
J-J.
Interest
Brevard
County
No.
Bond
1,
—
Woodrow
J.
Superintendent of Public
Instruction, will receive sealed
Daren,
bids
until
chase of
Florida
Bond
March
1
for the
pur¬
$3,000,000 school bonds.
Turnpike Authority, Fla.
Sale—An
issue
Bond
of
$157,-
I960. Due
on
syndicate headed by Dillon, Read
& Co., Inc.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Wertheim &
Co.; Tripp & Co., Inc.; Leedy,
Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.; Chil¬
dress and Company, and Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc. as 43/4s,
at a price of 99,60.
The bonds are subject to re¬
a
bond
retirement
after Nov.
and
commencing
otherwise!
after Nov.
fund
on
or
1, 1966, at redemption
as
a
at
103y8%*
whole on or
1, 1973, at redemption
prices commencing
at 104 %%,
together with accrued - interest,
these redemption prices in each
bonds. Dated
on
inclusive. Principal
1969
Dec.
1,
Dec. 1 from 1964 to
and in¬
terest
(J-D) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by
of Chicago.
Chapman & Cutler,
Coles and Cumberland Counties
Community Unit School District
Turnpike
offered
station
fire
revenue bonds
Dec. 20 was sold to a
000,000
E.
Slack, Jr., Village Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
of
Special Tax Sch.
Titusville, Fla.
Offering
Brookfield, III.
Offering — Charles
(CST) on Jan. 9 for the purchase
$75,000
fire
station bonds,
FLORIDA
prices
California
Bond Sale—^The $935,000 school
on
as
Forest Park, Ga.
demption in pgrt by operation of
Santa Clara Union
p.
from 1964
Callable
1, 1971. Principal and in¬
terest
(M-S)
payables; at; the
Chemical, Bank New York Trust
Company, in New York'/ Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
3V8S, at
Brush, Colo.
Bond
syndi¬
follows: Blyth & Co.,
bonds offered
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
Due on Dec. 15
sive.
Dated March 1,
March 1
Colony
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
1,350,000
as
1981
on
purpose
Dist.
3 ¥2 s.
Agency,
Due
COLORADO
ceive
follows:
$750,000
Kreager, Secretary of the Board
of Public instruction, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Jan. 10 for the purchase of $1,150,-
price of par.
Evilia,
$4,000,000
series A
bonds offered on Dec. 19—v. 194,
p. 2600—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed
by the Bank of
America N. T. & S. A., of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.06, a
net interest cost of about 3.42%,
election
/
■
1963 to
Sate—The
Bond
Special Tax Sch. Dist.
No. 1, Fla.
March
gality approved by CMelveny &
school
Lee County
bonds.
Principal and in¬
terest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
Le¬
Orange County, Calif.
new
and of the extension.
to
inclusive.
Myers, of Los Angeles.
way
1961.
Pequereceive
(PST) on
Jan. 8 for the purchase of $1,000,000
school,
election
1959,
series
C
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
1962.
until
his
The
.
the existing Sunshine State Park¬
000 school bonds.
City School District,
County, Calif.
A.
bonds.
1955
(PST) on Feb. 5 for the purchase
of
$2,900,000 water distribution
Home Finance
Offering—G.
of
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m,
Riverside
Bond
the
from
Bond Offer!tfg—Robert N.
Municipal Water Dist.,
Orange County, Calif.
a
Riverside
northward
price of 100.02.
a
Tri-Cities
District,
$50,000
Dec.
of America
$155,000
school, series B bonds offered on
Dec. 12 was sold to Taylor & Co.,
Calif.
awarded
2712—were
p.
A., of
Francisco.
Pacheco Union
Bond Sale—An Issue of
jointly, at
from 1974 to 1979 inclusive.
194,000
miles
bonds will be secured by a pledge
of the combined net revenues of
School Dist., San Diego
Santee
Jan. 1 from
on
as
100,000
109
Due 1962 and 1963.
5s,
as
1969 inclusive.
to
Parkway, which extends, for about
series
Due
5s.
as
Nov. .1,
on
vicinity of Miami to the vicinity
of Fort Pierce.- Opened to traffic
250,000 as 3y4sv Due from 1964
in> January,; 1957, this parkway
to 1971 inclusive. >
was, financed * by
the v Authority
645,000 as 3%s, Due from 1972
through the issuance of $74,000,r
to 1986 inclusive.
0
000 bonds series of 1955, of which
Santa Maria Elementary School
$63,817,000 were outstanding as
of Nov. 1,1961.
Dist., Santa Barbara County,
Th new issue Of turnpike rev¬
California
Bond Offering — John Mudge, enue bonds is being issued for
the principal purposes of financ¬
Superintendent of Schools, will
receive sealed bids at his office in ing the construction of an exten¬
Santa Barbara, until Jan. 2 for the sion to this parkway and of re¬
purchase of $850,000 school bonds. funding all. of the outstanding,
$40,000
follows:
as
$35,000
1961,
San
Bank of America N. T. & S. A., of
$100,000 elec¬
net interest
4.72%, as follows:
price of 100.029,
$45,000
Alameda County Flood Control and
Water Conservation Dist., Calif.
7,
2491
p.
Municipal
1958, series 1 bonds offered
on Dec.
13—v. 194, p. 2600—were
awarded to J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Sale—The $146,000 bonds
194,
Bond
High School Dist.,
and
bonds offered
tion
Ola, Arkansas
Dec. 18—v.
Legality approved
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San, Francisco.
Eastern
2164—were awarded to Refsnes,
Ely, Beck & Co., and Associates.
on
Francisco.
15
Santa Ana Unified School District,
the
San
Jan.
on
Counties, Calif.
S. -Jones,
until 2 p.m.
p.
A^tKAN SAS
Offering—Geo.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Rafael,
&
Bond
School District, Marin
Dixie
Due
Bond Sale—The
School
County, Calif.
(PST) on Dec. 26
for the purchase of $775,000 school
bonds.
Dated January
10, 1962.
Due
,
of San Francisco.
a.m.
inclusive.
4s.
as
Sacramento
High
Clerk, will
County
15,
decreasing0 annually to 100%
1991.
'The: Authority constructed and
now operates the Sunshine State
case
;
from 1980 to 1987 inclusive.
Gait Joint Union
Bond Offering—Erma E. Cheuv-
Tony F. Soza,
the Board
of
July 1 from 1965 to 1975 inclusive.
and
y
District,
y-
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on
—were
•
Chowchilla
...
for the Durchase of
offered
Youngs-
surer's
Maricopa
Bond
&
Stone
berg, J. B. Hanauer & Co., Fred
D. Blake & Co., and C. N. White
until
(P. O.- Safford), Ariz.
Valley
Co.,
sealed bids at her office in Madera,
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
building bonds offered on Dec. 18
—v.
194, p. 2600—were awarded
The
&
Arthur
ront,
ARIZONA
to
125,000
<
1982 inclusive.
to
1983
from
1
33/4S. Due
as
from
..
—
15
90,000 as 3%s.
Due on Jan. 15
; from 1974 to 1979 inclusive.
'/.■
the
of
syndicate
550,000 as 3%s. Due on Feb. 1 \were as follows: Harris Trust &
from 1979 to 1982 inclusive
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Weeden
Other members of the syndicate .& Co,,. J. Barth & Co., Cruttenden,
Podesta
&
were as follows: Equitable Securi¬
Co., Kenower, Mac-
Diet.
■
15,
Unified School District,
$855,000
1978 inclusive.
Graham County Junior
Jan.
on
20,000 as 3 V2S.
Due On Jan.
1972 and 1973,
\
%
;
:V:V;
Bond
1
Feb.
on
Jan.
$1,085,000
school election 1961, series 1 bonds
offered on Dec. 18—v. 194, p. 2600
—were
awarded to
a
syndicate
headed by the Bank of America
N. T. & S. A., of ' San Francisco,
at a price of 100.94, a net interest
cost of about 3.77%, as follows:
inclusive.
Due
1976 to
Feb.
on
1975
to
3,70s.
as
on
,
SVzs.
as
from
.
Due
5s.
as
First
Western
Bank
&
Co., of Los Angeles; Hill
Richards & Co., and Houston Hill
& Co.j at a price of 100.0001, a
net interest cost of about 3.47%,
as follows:
/
v
cisco;
Trust
;
from 1964 to 1971 inclusive.
15
San Bernardino County, Calif.
syndicate headed by Sterne,
$100,000
$40,000
;;
fol¬
as
\
3.94%,
;
$1,110,000
Agee & Leach, at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about 3.76%,
as
Jan.
on
on
Due
members
Chino
hospital bonds offered on Dec. 19
—v.
194, p. 2600—were awarded
to
15
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; William
R. Staats & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Co.; Stone & Youngberg; Crutten¬
den, Podesta & Co.; Kenower,
MacArthur & Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; I. L. Brooks & Co.,
Inc., and C. N. White & Co.
O. Mobile), Ala.
—
Jan.
3.95%,
;
lows:
•
/v.-./.
Bond
Due
Due
Is.
as
1992.
Bank,
and the First. National Bank, both
of Mobile, jointly, as 4s, at a price
Mobile County (P.
4s.
as
Other
*
awarded to
of par.
on
terest cost of about
from 1985 to 1991 inclusive.
>
35,000
National
Merchants
Due
3%s.
as
245,000
$890,000 hospi¬
on
15
.
Mobile, Ala.
offered
bonds
Jan.
-
inclusive.
from 1976 to 1984 inclusive.
Legality ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
Bond Sale—The
on
1972
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
315,000
Callable. Interest J-J.
tal
Due
to
3%s.
as
from
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
*'■
1963
105,000
Bond Offering—Joe
5s.
as
from
Ala.
Decatur,
No.
1
(P. O. Charleston), III.
Bond Sale—The
$795,000 school
building bonds offered on Dec. 12
2601—were awarded
composed of Crutten¬
den, Podesta & Co., Allan Blair &
Co., Nongard, Showers & Murray,
Inc., Municipal Bond Corp., and
Quail & Co., at a price of 100.0014,
a net interest cost of about 3.41%;
as follows: J' /'
—v.
194, p.
to
group
a
as 4s.
Due
from 1962 to 1967
$160,000
160,000
as
3s.
„
on
from 1968 to 1971
Dec.
1
inclusive.
Due on
Dec.
1
inclusive^
145,000 as 3y4s.. Due on Dec. 1
from 1972 .to 1974 inclusive.
330,000
from
as
3%s.
1975 to
Due on Dec. 1
1980 inclusive.
54
(2818)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Loyola University (P. O. Chicago),
jointly, as 2%s, at a price of proved by
Foley, Cox & Judell, of
100.01, a basis of about 2.74%.
New Orleans.
Illinois
Bond
dent
Sale—The
union,-series
bonds offered
1960
Dec.
on
2492—were
p.
$1,000,000 stu-
D.,
~
to
c
Bond
the
Housing and Home Finance Agency, as 3%s, at a price of par.
Offering:
Rebekah
—
V.
Town
Offering
Clerk,
—
will
until
the
Offering—John A. Russell,
Secretary of the Board of Educatil
7:30
the
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
of
un-
Jan. 2 for
on
$195,000
school
Jan.
on
1
from
1964
to
1973
faje
V
J.
Brown
3%s, at
school
Dec
uec.
of
about
Bond
on Dec. 14—v. 194,
1961.
Due
boRds offered
p.
at
about
pay-
pany
2492
price
a
trust
or
reve-
Dec
on
12_v
Bond
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
16 for the purchase of
$570,-
1,
$53,500
bonds
^
of
1962.
Due
1961.
I!esi
IR
January
' '
navpay
able-at, the; Angola State Bank.
Legality approved by Ross, Me¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond
v.;
000
*962 to July
Principal and
2492
p.
11
school
14—v.
awarded
194,
Elkhart Township School
-
/
:
sealed
(EST)
until
2
re-
p.m.
Dec. 27 for the purchase
$240,000 fire station construe-
of
tion
and
equipment 1961 bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on July 1
from
1963 to
cipal
at
2,005,000
1
Citizen's
(J-J)
National
payable
Bank
of
Evansville.
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Township Civil Township
(P. O. Fairland), Ind.
Bond Sale—The
$53,000 school
bonds offered
2492
—
Dec.
on
14—v.
awarded
were
to
New Haven,
.-A
works,
revenue
Dec.
were
^°*'
12
:-—
awarded
District
Dec.
on
Dec.
on
purchase
Kentucky
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
building revenue 1961 bonds offered on Dec. 12—v.
194, p. 2601
awarded
to
The
"
bonds offered
194, p. 2492
to Westheimer
v.
Podesta
Consolidated
Bankers
Co., Inc.
County (P. O. Bowling
Green), Ky.
Sale—The
$650,000
p*tal bonds offered
V.
194,
p.
&
on
National
i
.
2601—were
..
Earnings—The
reported
revenues
increased $60,5.3%, over November 1960.
However, an increase in operat¬
ing expenses due in a large part
052,
to
or
a
early winter storm
gain for the month
severe
reduced
the
of
charges
totaled
$11,003,871,
an
increase of $743,272 or 7.2%
over
a
comparable period a year
ago.
Annual A interest
charges
riod
30,
ended
of
awarded
The
to
Equi¬
v
•
-
.
.
<■
Bond
pital
194,
George
at
Nov,
11
2493—were awarded
p.
P.
Fogg
&
Co.,
100.526, a
of
'■
'•
•/'
.
A
■
A,
J.
Fitz¬
will
re¬
Street, Boston, until 11:30 a.m.
(EST) on Dec. 27 for the purchase
of $1,685,000 bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
to
Due
1981
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
from
1962
Principal
and
approved
by
Ropes
&
Gray,
of
school
bonds offered
p.
loan
on
2713—were
act
Dec.
19—v.
awarded
to
bids
until
7
(P JO.
about
1963
Legality
1987
to
June 1
on
1,
interest
ap¬
follows:
price of 100.02,
a
cost
i
of
about
a
3.91%,
net
as
No. 324) i Minm
/
Offering—Sealed bids will
Independent Sch. Dist.
inclusive. Call¬
of June
as
194, Minn.
No.
Bond
1, Minn.
Offering
v
,
Gordon
—
Mik-
keison, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will -receive
sealed
bank
1, 19767 Principal
bids until TO a.m. (CST) on Jan.'
(J-D) payable at any.,
10. for the purchase of ,$2,000,000trust
or
company; designated
by the, successful, .bidder.. Legality,
&
Stone,
son,
of
Canfield,/.
Detroit.
7, Mich.
payable at any bank
Ralph John¬
Secretary of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
Dorsey,
on
June
inclusive.
1976.
1
from
Callable
1964
of
as
to
1987
June
1,
Principal and interest
(J-J)
bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Miller, '' Canfield,
Paddock;
&
Stone, of Detroit.
pnyablp at
Kawkawlin
No.
any
Township School Dist.
8, Fractional,
Bond Offering—Wernon L. War¬
ren,
Secretary
of
the
New
Bond
Board
of
purchase
of
$32,000
school
on
June
1
from
as
1963 to
of June
1,
1976.
Principal and- interest
(J-J) payable at any bank or trust
company designated by the suc¬
-
&
red
011
Dated
Nov.
1
Nov.
from
1,
1962
1961.
to
1976
$633,000
14—v.
tem¬
194,
p.
of¬
2602
to
Barcus, Kind¬
Co., as 3.10s, at a price of
a basis of about 3.08%.
100.024,
Norman
County (P. O. Ada),
Minnesota
Bond
Sale—The $185,000 drain¬
bonds offered on Dec. 13—
age
194,
The
St
2602—were
p.
American
Paul, at
St.
Bond
a
194,
price of
par.
Anthony, Minn.
as
from
&
Co.,
4%s.
-
as
Due
to
to
follows:
on
Jan.
on
Jan.
1
1974 inclusive.-
115,000
*
1
inclusive.:
3.90s.-i- Due
from 1971
12—
awarded
1963. to* 1970
as
Dec.
on
2493—were
p.
Nuveen
80,000—
to
Bank, in
Sale—The $300,000 water¬
$105,000
»
awarded
National
works bonds offered
as
4s. - Due on Jan.
from 1975 to 1979 inclusive.
1
MISSISSIPPI/
D.
Barnett,
Village-Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 4
for the purchase-of $76,000 1961
motor
vehicle
highway fund
bonds.
Dec.
awarded
Mackinaw City, Mich.
Offering—V.
Hope, Minn.
Sale—The
on
—were
bidder.
Bond
Marquart
improvement;/ bonds
porary
fered
v.
Mich.
Owen, Barber,
Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
bias until 7 p.m. (EST) no Jan. 9
for the purchase of $26,000 school
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
Due
com¬
by the success¬
bidder. Legality approved by
ful
&
(F-A)
trust
or
designated
pany
—
Education,
■;
-
sive. Principal and interest
Township School Dist.
Offering
school -site
and
building
1962
'bonds. Dated "Feb.-T, T962. Due orr
Feb: 1 from/1965 to 1982 inclu¬
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
<
Cadillac, Mich.
jointly, at
of March
1, 1962. Due
1987 inclusive. Callable
Bond Sale—The $540,000 sewage
disposal system - bonds offered on
>
Dist.
Minneapolis Special School District
194,
3.21%.
School
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 3 p.m.
(CST) on
Jan.-18 for the purchase of
$303,000 school building bonds.
John
Fdirland),' Ind.
(CST) on Jan.1 22' for the pur-* Dec.- 18 — V: ~194/ p.- 2601 — were
Bond Sale—The $162,000 school
chase of $59,000 public
improve- awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co.
bonds offered oh Dec. 14—rv;
194,- ment bonds. Hated March i;fc 1962. Incv, and Ryan; Sutherland^
Ccr.,
p:i 2492-^ were awarded to The: Due on March 1
from 1964 to 1982
City Securities Corp., and the In- inclusive. Callable as
dicinapolis Bond & Share Corp.,; 1972. Interest M-S.
Dist.
1962. Due
MICHIGAN
p.m.
Sch.
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 9 for the
purchase of $56,000 school bonds.
cessful
re-
sealed
Township
v.
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago, as
3V4&,- at a price of-100.32, a basis
Independent
Lakeville
building bonds. Dated January 1,
1948
awarded
Allison-Williams Co.
Bond
The
of
Dec. 18
on
&
the
project
$313,000 school
2493—were
inclusive.
McKean
Sale
$2,000,000
p.
pay¬
Weymouth, Mass.
The
The
to
Jackson
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 5 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 9 for
—
194,
—v.
1972.
Bond Offering .— Lloyd Pa jot,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
interest (J-D) payable at the First
National Bank of Boston. Legality
Boston.
1,
No. 2, Mich.
)
to
3.20s,
basis of
A'
Sale—The
building bonds offered
No.
Kawkawlin
Bond
as
'
V.
Valley Independent School
District No. 463, Minn.
Bond
at
Dickinson,
Wright,
Cudlip, of Detroit.
—
Pittsfield, Mass.
1961.
of April
as
No.
about 3.13%.
;
Minneapolis, Allison-Williams
Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., and
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
pany
hos¬
Dec.
on
of
inclu¬
1991
on
were
—
be received until 8 p.m'..
(CST) on
any bank - or
trust' com7' Jan/11 for the
purchase of $600,designated by the successful 000 school
building/bonds. Due
bidder.
Legality
approved
by from 1965 to 1990
able
Kawkawlin
$160,000
offered
price
a
to
on
offered
2493
p.
.,
able
Mass.
Sale —The
bonds
v.
1963
Principal and interest (A-OJ
Paddock
of
Whittington, Town Clerk, will
from
1, 1962. Due
appxdved.^by-• MUlerfZ
Peabody,
on
194,
to
and interest
1960.
period
1
Callable
from
with 130.10 for
compared
as
12rmonth
M.
ceive
April
sive.
Dated Jan.
covered 139.52% for that pe¬
the:
(EST)
p.m.
$190,000 city
bonds
v.
—
The
—
a
group composed of
The Northwestern National Bark,
Finance, will receive
bonds. Dated Feb.
12
Eden
Jan. 8 for the purchase of $6,950,000
sewage
disposal plant
1962
1960.
During
est
of
Sale
improvement
Offering—Olney L. Craft,
Director
net earnings,
charges for No¬
vember 1961, of $896,315, equal to
1.36
times
monthly
interest
charges.
Bond
Gonzales, La.
Offering — Thomas
-
School
Higher
Anoka, Minn.
Bond
1,
Detroit.
sealed bids until 3
LOUISIANA.
Bond
MINNESOTA
Flint, Mich.
Turnpike Authority,
interest
&
&
of
Massachusetts
Reports
of March
as
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
' V
Massachusetts
before
Callable
any bank or trust com¬
designated by the successful
Legality
approved
by
Bond
15
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Graham-Conway Co. " ~
—
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
$85,000 school build¬
bidder.
Shawmut
1,
1962 to
successful
payable at
pany
Dec.
of Dec.
as
proved
awarded
1962. Due on Jan. 15 from
to 1972 inclusive. Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
Dated
Dec. ,1 from
1964.
Principal and interest
(J-D) passable at any bank or
company designated by the
Dec.
1963
on
1,
1964. Principal and interest (M-S)
and
Lawson
trust
Jan. 2 for the
on
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
hos-
Dec.
Co.,
and
(EST)
of
^
J.
—
1970 inclusive. Callable
ing bonds. Dated January 1, 1962.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1991
ceive sealed bids c/o The First
National Bank of Boston, 45 Milk
Boyd County (P. O. Catlettsburg),
Bond
1961.
Bank, Municipal Dept.,
40 Water
Street, Boston, until 11
a.m.
(EST) on Dec. 27 for the
1,
Corp., W. L. Lyons
Ind.i
Co.., and Cruttenden,
Co., jointly.
Northwestern
1
KENTUCKY
group composed
table Securities
$240,000 water¬
4961
til 8 p.m.
Shawmut
7
Warren
Canfield, Pad¬
Weaver,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
re¬
Bond
Becker and Cownie Inc., WhiteOffering—John
phlllips Co., Inc., and Quail & Co. gerald, City Treasurer,
Bond
assessment
Stone, of Detroit.
ceive sealed bids c/o The National
1990 inclusive.
Due
a
Bond Sale—The
on
Due
to
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Sri?.0''
'
/eSpPncE,,
'
William Blair & Co., Shearson,
J9»°'\ Brau*h Bosworth
The
2.76%.
•
Hedlun, Town Treasurer, will
were
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Goldman, Sachs
194,
Cify Securities Corp., as 2%s, at a
price of
100.45, a basis of about
••
Due
3V2S.
1
inclusive.
1976
3.80s.
Dec.
on
1972
to
1977
as
by Miller,
Offering
Lockhart, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
or Jan. 8 for the purchase of
$31,OCO water district No. 40 special
Egelston Township, Bates School
C.
1991.
—were
Moral
p.
as
from
190,000
Due
to
3V2S.
as
from 1973
of
follows:
as
1962
cost
1974 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
and
the
Dec.
on
interest,
5s.
as
355,000
on
bids
Thelma
—
comparable month
$3,100,000 water
offered
net
a
.from
,
composed of
Bond & Share
Da-
0166,
$550,000
group
Evansville, Ind.
Offering—Jewett A.
City Controller, will
ceive
Cownie,
a
.2276-;-were
The Indianapolis
Corp., City Securities Corp., and
the Salem Bank & Trust
Co., of
Goshen, as 2%s.
>
vidson,
Offering
maintenance, available for inter¬
Sale—The $142,000 school
building 1961 - bonds- offered on
Bond
proved
dock &
1
until March
Troy, Mich. I
Bond
of
as
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
in net earnings to $5,600 over the
bonds
about 3.82%,
Township
(P. O. Goshen), Ind.
a
Dec.
on
&
p. 2601-were awarded
and-the
syndicate headed by John
Nuveen & Co., at a price of
Bond
p.
Bond
the
12-month
period
ended Nov. 30, 1961, net
earnings,
after all operating expenses and
100
Callable
Bond Offering—Melvin
14-v. 194,
as s
inclusive.
Primary School District No. 2,
t0
AfA
to
$209,special
City, Iowa
Bond Sale—The
The
to
t
awarded
of
offered
to Becker
Iowa
7/?
f innTi'
ITA A/*' ? 2.78%.
'
of about ,a7^/Ce
30—v:*T94;
issue
improvement
bonds
sold
was
revenue
Nov.
$1,385,000 stu¬
Gross
Falls, Iowa
inc.
$37,000
Dec.
on
were
—
IOWA
Sale—An
street
1970
will
Schools,
of
bids
sealed
Dated Jan.
May 1 from 1962
on
May 1, 1965. Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at any bank or
Braintree, Mass.
office. Legality Authority
s
inm/A'
'
assessment
Indiana
bonds offered
:!'H'
A
Cedar
Brandywine
Township
Civil
Township (P. O. Fairland),
Sale—The
to
semi-
payak]? a^ ^be City
Clerk-Treasurer
on
Due
?J?proved bTy j*°SS' ^cCord, Ice &
l/ltf??? Wery of Indianapolls*
PrinciDal and interest CJ-J/
Principal and interest' (J-J)
Bond
1, 1962. Due
Dist., Mich.
purchase of $475,000 school
building bonds.
*
p.m.
000 fire station bonds.
194, p. 2601—were awarded to
the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 314s, at a price of par.
Boston.
1,
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1995 inclusive.
Callable ; as
\-
Sch.
for the
15,
of
sold to The
was
b. *967 inclusive.
bonds.
revenue
8
receive
receive
(EST) on
Jan. 11 for the purchase of $100,-
Educa¬
jjr.. '.A-
■
will
1,
Nov.
Offering—Robert G. Hall,
Superintendent
Offering—Stephen La Part,
Clerk,
Charles
loan act of 1948 bonds. Dated Jan.
revenue
Dec. 15
jo"ltly> a^3s/ Dated Dec.
Eble, City
receive
Jan.
January
of
St.
Bond
Mich.
Township,
sealed bids until
Bank, of Bos¬
Bank, and the First' ton.
Legality approved by Storey,
National Bank, both of
Valparaiso, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of
Angola, Ind.
Dated
issue
parking
on
Sale—The
Farmers State
Bond Offering—Alice
works
Board
1
purchase of $325,000 school project
Corp., as 414s,
100.721, a basis of
of
Sale—An
olf-street
offered
sewage
to
Valparaiso, Ind.
INDIANA
000
awarded
were
—
com¬
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Clerk-Treasurer,
Bond
dent housing system
revenue, se¬
ries B bonds offered on Dec. 15—
sewer
4.18%.
designated by the successful
bank
K.
The City Securities
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1975 inclusive.
any
State
Jan.
on
Michigan
nue
Principal and interest (J-D)
at
;■:/l //A
■
\
aIid sewerage disposal plant
on
able
as
MASSACHUSETTS
194,
15,
Township
Orleans.
1
1988 to 1992 inclusive.
Carrollton
1982
Due
4s.
as
from
inclu¬
to
Jan.
on
on
of Feb. 1, 1972.
Legality approved
Cox & Judell, of New
Louisiana
3.56%,
'
Dec.
150,000
$90,000
v.
Co., Inc., jointly, as
price Of 100.39, a basis
Sale—The $330,000
on
14 was sold to Bever-Rueffel
i*was sold
Beyer Kuellei
Dated
1965
of
1962. Due
Due
37/ss.
as
from 1982 to 1987 inclusive.
F-A.
by Foley,
Syracuse, Ind.
$155,000
building bonds offered
Callable
Interest
1.
Louisiana
&
a
(P. O. Pecatonica), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
sive.
from
Bond
L,™l„,WeA;A™arcA °
fensperger, Hughes & Co., and
Cutler, of
Winnebago & Stepenson Counties
Community Sch. Dist. No. 321
.
purchase
145,000
Jan.
on
College (P. O. Baton Rouge),
The $30,000 school
bonds offered
Chicago.
..
the
1
Indiana
trust company designated
by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap-
&
for
Feb.
Township Civil
Township (P. O. Fairland),
Principal and interest
payable at any bank or
proved by Chapman
Of
15
Sugar Creek
inclusive.
(J-J)
purchase
Jan. 5 for
$200,000 school
on
(CST)
1
Jan.
on
of
as
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at any bank or trust
company designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
1968.
1981 inclusive.
1975 to
Callable
clusive.
1
Jan.
on
Due
33/4s.
as
from
tion, Northeast Louisiana State
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
Due
(EST)
p.m.
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
Due semi-annually from July 1,
1963 to Jan. 1, 1973 inclusive. Interest J-J. Legality approved by
Ross, MeCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis,
Bond
tion, will receive sealed bids
bonds. Dated Feb.
4
130,000
Elmer Hardy,
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Due
4s.
as
from 1965 to 1974 inclusive.
Homer, La.
Bond
Brown, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Vermilion County Community Consolidated Sch. Dist. No.
143, III.
$115,000
.
Township Metropolitan Sch.
Uist., ind.
revenue
15,—v. 194,
awarded
...
.
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
.
.
Due
in¬
.
-
..
Clintonr Miss.-
Bond £ale-—An
water
The
revenue
bonds
.
„
sold
to
Bank
&
was
Deposits Guaranty
Trust
Co., of Jackson,
Dated
•?
issue.'of-$65,000
as*
414s.
October 1,.-1961/ Due on
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1982 inclusive.
frZ^j
Legality
A-O.
Interest
Number 6119
19*1
Volume
,
.
North
approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
%
:l
Bond
O. Raymond),
(P.
County
m
Sale—The
agri-"
school-Junior
high
cultural
$500,000
col¬
—
State
Nevada
Is
improvement
Winona), Miss,
V
Dec.
offered on Dec. 18—v. 194,
bonds
bonds
194,
v.
—
J.
to
3%s, at
as
2714—were\ awarded to The
Bank of Memphis.
p.
11
awarded
a
B.
offered
2602
p.
price
of
—
Co.,
100.003, a
basis of about 3.37%.
Municipal
Pascagoula
Separate
Sch. Dist., Miss.
1
until Jan.
10 for the
purchase of $2,000,000 bonds.
from
Feb.* 1
from
Sale—The $840,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 14—v. 194,
1963
(
to
p.
Due
2494—were awarded to
composed
of
J.
B.
Van
a
group
Ingen
&
1987
Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co., Newburinclusive.
.y'' ger, Loeb & Co., and Prospect
Park National Bank, taking $837,MISSOURI
000, as 33/4s, at a price of 100.41,
Franklin County, Labadie Reorgan¬ a basis of about 3.70%.
ized School District R-5 (P. O.
•
Labadie), Mo.
Long Beach Island School District,
v
,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$200,000
1, 1961. Due
1964
from
inclusive.
1981
to
Le¬
gality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
r
Hayti,
&
;
Due
on
Sale—An issue
waterworks
Due
of
Edwards
Dated
$80,000
bonds
revenue
sold to A. G.
AVzs.
&
1,
M-S.
by Charles &
nicht, Of St.nLouis^c ..,on
as
1961.
Sale—The
.offered
awarded
St.
$921,000
Division
Charles
St.
15,000,000
V
(P. O.
Bond
$575,000
1,
1961.
Due.
2.95s,
as
Sale—The
$338,000
gen¬
at
price
a
of
100.055,
a
basis of about 2.93%.
\
Interest .A-O.
Legality approved
& Trauernicht, of St.
,
Ridgefield Park, N. J.
Bond * Sale—The $128,000
eral
on
Louis.
awarded
Springfield
•
Reorganized v School
No. 12, Mo.
1
Dist.
'
Bond
Sale
The
—
school bonds offered
a
.'Co.,
Co.,- Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Curtis, Wood, Struthers &
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.,
and
Fahnestock.& Co., at a price
&
of
100.013,
abjut
3.24%,
$100,000
•
:
.1,
as
1970
1,600,000
1
from
to
Due
1973 to 1981
tory
1961
revenue
on
(P. O.
bonds
3V2S, at
offered
a
N. J.
Brash,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
Spring
Legality
Lake.
approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
West
Milford
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. West Milford), N. J.
Bond Sale — The $1,550,000
school bonds offered
to
Piper,
Jaffray & Hop wood.
NEVADA
I'fl
1
Bond
be
-
Sch. Dist.,
Offering—Sealed bids will
until Jan. 11 for the
received
purchase
of
$6,000,000
bonds.
school
—
on
were
offered
bids
sealed
until
Dated
Feb.
August
15
from
15,
1961.
1962
to
awarded to
v.
194,
Union
Bond
of
Trask
Dec. 14—
on
;•
Geo.
B.
Gibbons
until Jan.
purchase
bonds.
of
10
$275,000
for the
hospital
Bond Sale—The
$20,100 special
on
Dec.
194, p. 2387—were awarded
Magnus & Co., as 5s, at a price
to
of par.
1972
inclusive.
Principal
and
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Kenton City School District, Ohio
Bond Offering—K. E. Orsborn,
Amesville, Ohio
Dist.
Offering—Robert B.
Henry, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids until
noon
(EST) on
purchase of $36,780
system improvement special
Jan. 3 for the
$480,000
water
14—v.
assessment
1961. Due
Dated
bonds.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1982
terest
inclusive.
(J-D)
payable at the First Na¬
Bank, in Kenton. Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
tional
liams, of Cincinnati.
(J-D)
1
Leetonia, Ohio
Offering —M. P.
Bond
Nov.
1,
from 1963 to
Principal and in¬
payable at the First
station
and
January
1,
truck
1962.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Dec.
1
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the Citizens Savings Bank, in
Leetonia.
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Squire,
Cleveland.
Lucas
County (P. O. Toledo),
National Bank, of Amesville. Le¬
,
Due semi-annually
15, 1963 to Dec. 15, 1982
Principal and interest
15, 1962.
from June
Burick,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Jan. 17
for the purchase of $53,000 fire
OHIO
&
Long Beach, N. Y.
;.
Offering — Maurice
basis
a
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
Jan.
Co., Inc., and W. H.
Co., Inc.
by
Co., as 3.40s, at a price
of 100.01, a basis of about 3.39%.
.
Cincinnati,
price of 100.06,
a
&
Morton &
&
Bond
—
ledgeville Bank, in Jeffersonville.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
Ingen & Co., Inc., First
Michigan Corporation, Adams,
Co., in Glo¬
Dec.
7
2279—were awarded to
Highland County Joint T own ship
District Hospital, Ohio
fer &
.
follows:
as
McEntree
1962
194,
2494—were awarded to Spencer
on
3%, at
as
water
assess¬
Dec.
on
interest (J-D) payable at the Mil-
B. J. Van
York
Sale-The
bonds offered
p.
special
offered
The Provident Bank of
to
Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., Inc., Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
(P. O. Rockville Centre),
New
194,
v.
$37,000
construction
ment bonds
group com¬
&
inclu¬
Free Sch.
main
Sale—The
p.
Bond
No. 21
Ohio
Bond
2602
Other members of the syndicate
were
on
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Hempstead
bonds
p.
$1,971,000 high
3.57%.
a.m.
approved
County (P. O. Sandusky),
2602—were awarded to Clerk of the Board of
Education,
a
syndicate headed by Halsey, will receive sealed bids until noon
Stuart & Co. Inc., as 3.60s, at a
(EST) on Jan. 8 for the purchase
price of 100.2799, a basis of about of $1,678,000 school bonds. Dated
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Fulton County Na¬
Legality
194,
a
school bonds offered
Long
Due
Erie
as 2%s, at a price
basis of about 2.83%;
a
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Bond Sale—The
sive.
Bank & Trust
series
on
11
1982
second
New York
Henry, City Chamberlain, will re¬
ceive
The $3,000,000
—
3.52%.
p.
Gloversville, N. Y.
Offering — Elmer
Company,
100.13,
18—v.
Walton, Hamden, Tompkins,
Franklin and Sidney Central
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Walton),
of about 4.24%.«■«
Bond
194,
The
to
JefFersonville, Ohio
Bond
Offering — Marguerite
Flax, Village Clerk, will receive
the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.,
of New York/ Bacon, Stevensoh seajetf bids until noon (EST) on
Jan. 4 for thb'purchase of $7,300
& Co., and Wm. E.,Pollock & Co.,
fire equipment bohds. Dated Dec.
as 3.60s, at a
pilce 'of 100.8399, a
1, 1961. Due on Dec. lJfrom 1963
basis of about
N. Y.
bonds
of
4—v.
awarded
assessment bonds offered
York
Dec. 14—v.
on
posed of
$120,000 village
194,
v.
Sale
1961,
offered
2494 — were
awarded to Roosevelt & Cross, as
4V4S, at a price of 100.04, a basis
unti| 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec, 27
for the
price
$261,000 bridge
Dec. 15—v. 194,
Clark County, County
Nevada
14
Ohio
Dec.
on
Ohio
a.m.
'
awarded
2493—were
p.
Bond
Ingen & Co.,
of 100.05, a
East Hampton,
Dec.
—
$36,700 street
special assessment
about 3.36%.
New
3.59%.
Bond Sale—The
Frincipal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First National Bank, of
Montana
bonds offered
offered
2602
p.
price
a
about
inclusive.
County (P. O. Missoula),
Sale—The
at
of
receive
MONTANA
Bond
bonds
194,
v.
—
3.60s,
as
p.
on
Dec. 14—
194, p. 2494—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., as 4%.s, at a price of
v.
Missoula
14
awarded to B. J. Van
offered
(P. O. Locust Valley),
—were
Bond
1985
Hubbard, Ohio
York
New
to
Liverpool, Ohio
2279—were
p.
Oyster Bay Central Sch. Dist. No. 3
Clay, N. Y.
Sale—The $540,000 public
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1979 inclusive.
194, p. 2493—were
the Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as
of par.
of
1963
J-D.
Sale—The
bonds offered
14—v.
basis of
a
15 from
Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati. <
1,
from 1962 to
City.
March
on
Dec. 12—v.
awarded to
Dikeman,
Fleishman,
Bond Sale—The $185,000 dormi¬
T on
&
way
bonds
awarded to The
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the First
National Bank, of Cortland. Le¬
gality approved by Sykes, Gallo¬
purchase of $154,000 bonds.
Dated December 1, 1961. Due on
Fulton), Mo.
v
Sea Girt,
bids
1
inclusive.
1972
Westminster College
,
and .Home
Finance Agency, as
2%s and 3Vss, at a price of par.
Dec.
$70,000 public
1961
194, p. 2494—were
Security National
Bank of Long Island, in Hunting¬
don, as 3.40s, at a price of 100.20,
Christy,
inclusive.
tional
2%s.
as
Bond Offering—Helen B.
March 1
on
Due on March
3V4S.
as
.
of
,1969 inclusive.
3.10s.
as
from
Due
Co.,
.Bond Sale — The $4,160,000
housing and dining revenue bonds
offered on Dec. 14—v. 194, p. 2387
—were
awarded to the Housing
follows:
3%s.
as
from 1967 to
300,000
interest cost
net
a
to
Rutgers State University (P. O.
New Brunswick), N. J.
Dec. 13—
on
bonds offered
194, p. 2494—were
The Ridgefield Park
12—v.
Sale—The
terest
versville,
p.
<Fenn &
son
Trust
$2,000,000
2493—were awarded to
syndicate composed of Phelps,
194,
v.
gen¬
improvement
Dec.
Bond
Jan. 11 for
of about 3.62%.
Ocean Beach, N. Y.
of
■
by Charles
1980
Dec.
194, p. 2602—were awarded
syndicate headed by C. J;
improvement
December
1
on
Ingen & Co., Inc., Bache
& Co., J. C. Bradford &
Co., Dick
&
Merle-Smith, Coffin & Burr,
and John Small & Co., Inc.
(EST) on Dec. 27 for the purchase
$268,000 1961 parking lot bonds.
on
April 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
.
Dec.
on
Dec.
improvement bonds offered
on Dec.
13—v. 194, p. 2494—were
awarded to J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Company,
of - St.
Louis, and Edward D. Jones & Co.,
jointly, as 3s, 3.40s, 3V2S and 3.60s.
October
Dated
Due
eral
sold to The Mer¬
Trust
Dated
bonds.
1961.
The $2,296,000
B. J. Van
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 4
for the purchase of $380,000 school
1961
-
on
Interest
improvement
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Ira
Haupt & Co.,
New
15 and Dec.
Bond
Co., as 3.60s, at a price
100.9699, a basis of about 3.51%.
on
re-
Rahway, N. J.
a
of
Triangle Central
1, N, Y.
improvement
con-
of
Sale
(EST)
Wilder-
purchase
inclusive.
1
Devine &
Morgan
Bond Offering—June C.
recreation con¬
acquisition
institution
the
District Clerk, will receive sealed
F.
bonds.
to
Sch. Dist. No.
improvement
state
struction
.
Bond
school 1961 bonds Offered
19—v.
1 p.m.
Lee
—
of $885,000 school
building bonds. Dated January 15,
1962. Due semi-annually on June
Hempstead and Hempstead
(P. O. Westbury),N. Y.
Cincinnatus, Willet, Cuyler, Free¬
town,
Solon, Taylor,
Truxton,
German, Lincklaen, Pharsalia,
basis
state
at
Dikeman,
\
the
bonds.
Charles), Mo.
was
Galloway &
City.
York
$1,950,000 city im¬
Uttion Free School Dist. No.
Guaranty Trust Company, of New
York. Legality approved by Sykes,
struction and land
par.
Bond Sale—An issue of
,
$30,000,000
County Reorganized
school bonds
Jr.,
Director
of
of Investment, will
follows:
as
Housing
Agency, as
School District No. 5
cantile
dorbonds
payable
16 for
Offering
East
North
Dated
Jersey
cqjyp; sealed bid^ ,until Feb. 6 for
the purchase of $45,000,000 bonds,
.
the
to
price of
a
Bond
(State of)
Offering — William
Voorhies,
revenue
Finance
Home
3V8S, at
New
Dec. 15—v. 194, p. 2493
on
—were
and
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Trauer¬
Maryville College of the Sacred
Heart (Pf O. St. Louis), Mo.
Bond
1981
ven
Legality
approved
.mitory, series 1960
to
National Bank & Trust Co., in
Beach Haven. Legality approved
was
Sons,
September
inclusive,, Interest
1962
Principal and interest
payable at the Beach Ha¬
(J-D)
March 1 from 1962 to 1986
on
from
1
" "*/"
on
Pitcher and
inclusive.
Mo.
'
Bond
Dec.
the purchase of
November 1, 1961.
May 1 from 1963 to 1982
inclusive. Principal and interest
■
Feb, 1
on
a
Offering—August Stout,
Jr., Town Supervisor, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 27 for the purchase of $618,000
public
improvement
1961
(M-N)
the
provement bonds.
Brookhaven, N. Y.
Due
state
ceive sealed bids until Jan.
Bond
New Jersey
sen,
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
3
for
the
purchase of $110,000
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
National Bank of St: Louis. Dated
November
%
i Bond Offering—Ethel L. Jacob-
school bonds was sold to The First
100.361,
$33,000,000
Lenhart,
Jr., Director of Finance, will re¬
Co., jointly,
price of
a
until
of
Bond Offering—Earl J.
.
bonds.
V
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
be received
School District,
y":.' New Jersey
!
'
Lakes
at
&
muth, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
2602—were awarded
& Hutzler,
Brothers
White
Carlisle Local Sch. Dist. Ohio
Bond
—
housing bonds.
basis of about 2.82%.
on
were
&
•First National
Franklin
2.90s,
as
Hanauer
D.
R.
"1
purchase
Y.
$755,000 gen¬
bonds offered on Dec.
Salomon
(State of)
55
Arthur Levitt,
State
Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until Jan. 10 for the
Sale—The
eral purpose
14—v. 194, p.
and
Bond Sale—The $65,000 general
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
Auburn, N.
Bond
York
Bond Offering
NEW YORK
to
NEW JERSEY
Montgomery County, County
School District (P. O.
New
—
on
Allendale, N. J.
W
(2819)
28
v.
194, p. 2387 — were
awarded to Zahner & Company.
were
Bank, of Las Vegas.
offered on Dec. 11—
v.
194, p. 2493—were awarded to
M. A. Saunders & Co., Inc.
;
'.jm
offered
2602
p.
The
to
Nov.
$170,000 street
bonds
194,
v.
—
awarded
bonds
lege
11
District
Chronicle
3, Nev.
Sale—The
improvement
Mississippi
Dec.
•
Vegas Special Improve¬
Assessment
No.
Bond
n
Las
ment
Louis.
Hinds
is
The Commercial and Financial
.
school
100.05, a basis of about 4.11%.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Fidelity Union
City
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
J.
gality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
will
11:30
Beliefontaine, Ohio
(EST) on Dec. 28 for the.
Bond
Offering — Carolyn D.
purchase of $187,000 city improve¬
Kerns, City Auditor, will receive
ment 1962 bonds. Dated January
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
17, 1962. Due on Jan. 17 from
Jan. 8 for the purchase of $24,794
1963 to 1967 inclusive. Principal
'
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the
Commercial Bank of North Amer¬
ica,
in
New
York
approved
Legality
Galloway &
City.
by Sykes,
Dikeman, of New York City.
Marbletown,
and
Rochester,
street
improvement bonds. Dated
December
Trust Co., of Newark, Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, Ira Haupt
& Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co., and
Newburger, Loeb & Co.
NEW
MEXICO
(J-D) payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Rosendale
Campbell, Ohio
San Miguel County (P.
O. Las
Vegas), N. Mex.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 hospi¬
tal, series 1961 bonds offered on
Rich,
Bond
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
27 for the purchase of $240,000
Clement,
school, series 1962 bonds. Dated
January 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1
of
1963 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
Due
cipal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at The Kerhonkson National Bank.
Legality
approved
Delafield & Wood,
City.
by
1
cipal and interest
Wawarsing Central School
District No. 1, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Harold B.
Dec.
on
1972 inclusive. Prin¬
at the
from
,
1, 1961. Due
from 1963 to
Hawkins,
of New York
ceive
Offering
City
sealed
(EST)
on
on
bids
until
storm
Dated
Oct.
1
sewer
February
1
from
1963
tary
re¬
p.m.
1,
to
1962
1962.
1972.
sewer
$1,098,990 sani¬
district A, special as¬
sessment bonds offered
on
Dec. 14
194, p. 2495—were awarded to
a group composed of John Nuveen
& Co., First Cleveland Corp., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
and Sweney Cartwright & Co., as
—v.
3y4s, at
a
of about
Lucas
price of 100.282,
a
basis
3.22%.
Local
Bond
School District, Ohio
Offering—Richard E. Are-
hart, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 3 for
the
Pauline
will
Jan. 4 for the purchase
$136,000
bonds.
—
Auditor,
Bond Sale—The
purchase
bonds. Dated
on
of $315,000 school
January 1, 1962. Due
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1983 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Lucas State Bank,
in Lucas. Legality approved by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
of
Cleveland.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the City Audi¬
tor's office. Legality approved by
Squire,
Sanders
Cleveland.
&
Dempsey,
of
Medina
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
$150,000 school
improvement bonds offered on
Dec.
14—v.
194, p. 2495—were
Bond Sale—The
56
awarded
to
2V2s,
as
(2820)
The
at
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Ohio
price
a
Company,
100.078, a
of
bonds. Dated
(EST)
Jan.
on
4
February
1,
the
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
School
until
Jan.
the
for
-
.
the
at
Western
purchase of $723,865 school build¬
ing bonds. /.,.
V
1962.
to
Due
1985
Reserve
(P.
O.
Bond
Bond Offering—Walter R. Har-
receive
sealed
bids
clusive.
from
1963
Interest
to
1985
Local
Sch.
a
about
Dec.
Bond
on
to
414s,
as
18—v.
to
S
Community
Poland
Local Sch.
Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The $850,000 school
*
as
L.
improvement
Dec.
18
194,
v.
—
awarded
bonds
to
a
offered
2603
p.
on
were
—
of
composed
group
William J. Mericka & Co., Fahey,
Clark & Co., Prescott & Co., avid
Merrill, Turben & Co., as 3%si;at
a
price of 101.334,
a
ba^is of
about
3.45%.
,
Pulaski-Jefferson
-
Bond
Glerk
Local
Offering
of
Board
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
chase
Dist.,
of
Education,
bids
until
1
Jan. 9 for the pur¬
school bonds.
on
of
$110,000
January 1,
Dated
Sch.
Boyd Moore,
—
the
receive
will
p.m. (EST) on Jan. 15 for
purchase of $1,200,000 school
bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1962. Due
semi-annually on June 1 and Dec.
1962.
Due
1963
able
at
Squire,
dicate
inclusive.
Wynford Local Sch. Dist.,
Bond
Clerk
of
the
Board
receive
of
on
Dempsey,
of
Offering
School
Ochelata,
-
Dist.,
Mildred Jos-
Clerk-Treasurer
works
of
sealed
of
bonds
194,
offered
on'Nov
2387—were
p.
bids
until
Jan.
25
for
the
of
$2,250,000
school
building and equipment bonds. *
Nov.
awarded
Township Local School Dist.,
Ohio
Bond
Clerk
'
the
Board
of
Dated
December
Education,
1, 1961. Due
on
pay¬
able at The Second National
Bank,
Legality approved
Shaffer & Williams, of
Hamilton.
Beach),
improvement
11—v.
sociates,
<100.443,
to
a
Ellis
2495—were
p.
&
3%s,
Dec.
Bank
a
(P.
O.
Local
Route
School
3,
Bellevue), Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $156,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 15—v.
194,
2495—were awarded to Fahey,
3%s, at a price of
101.35, a basis of about 3.63%.
p.
Clark & Co., as
Uhrichsville
City School Dist., Ohio
Bond
Offering — Kenneth L.
Cook, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive .sealed bids
the
(EST) on Jan. 11 for
purchase of $750,000 school
p.m.
.
Middle
p.
First
No.
8
p.
2495
First
on
National
Bank
of
to
No.
Armstrong,
(FST)
48,
Dec.
15—v.
District
sealed
bids
194,
to
p..
offered
2495—were
the
price of
par.
T ennessee
Bond Offering—Edwin S. Gard¬
Treasurer, will receive sealed
ner,
bids until
17
for
10
(CST)
a.m.
Clerk,
8
31
from
1
from
1964
to
2001
and
the
will
Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Shuler,
Sayre,
Wmfree & Rankin, of Portland.
and
Recreation
District, Ore.
Bond Offering — Barbara
sek, District Secretary, will
ceive
(PST)
sealed
on
bids
Dec.
28
until
to
Citizens
shall.
Klickitat
Bank,
of
Bond
Offering—P.
School
the
J.
Dodson,
will re¬
re¬
5
p.m.
for, the
pur¬
Superintendent,
purchase
of
$125,000
sealed
bids
Copperas Cove, Texas
waterworks and
funding
sold
to
and
The
Aug.
sewer
bonds
revenue
First
of
$382,000
system
Texas
until
from
1, 1961. Due
1962
to
1991
on
1, 1961. Due
1963
in
to
1981
on
Nov. 1 frcm
inclusive.
able
Bank,
at
the
in
Mercantile
Dallas.
Bond
Offering
County
sealed
bids
purchase
trol
S.
—
Auditor,
in
&
Ellis, of Seattle.
of
bonds.
Yacolt,
B.
Bruce,
will
until
" Y
Feb.
for
March
Sale-—The
$95,000
bonds offered
revenue
the
on
ap¬
water
Dec.
18
194, p. 2496—were awarded
Housing and Home Agency,
4%s, at a price of par.
—v.r
$7,000,000 flood
Dated
Bond
receive
8
Wash.
con¬
to the
15, 1962.
as
Longview, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
city
improvement
Dec.
on
12
composed
Bank
The
in
to
offered
a
First
WISCONSIN
$675,000
bonds
sold
was
of
group
Rupe
Fox Lake, Westford & Calamus
&
Towns Joint Sch.
Son, Inc., and E. F. Hutton & Co.,
at
a
price of
Randolph Village, Randolph,
Courtland, Fountain, Prairie,
y-'
National
Dallas,) Dallas
Bond
par.
Houston
Sch. Dist.
Bond
house
Independent
bids
(P. O. Houston), Tex.
10
school
Sale—The $700,000 school
1962 bonds
offered
Due
Dec.
on
14—v.
Clerk, will receive
-:y
school
building bonds
Dallas
Rupe &
..
sold to
;
will
4
of
the
receive
p.m.
(CST)
on
Bates,
System,
bids
Jan.
5
the
bonds.
enue
Due
system, series 1955
on
Dec.
inclusive.
(J-D)
Dated
1
Dec.
from
1,
1962
to
rev¬
at
the
by
Gibson,
Spence
interest
2604—were
composed of
Co. Inc., Dean
cost
76,000
1963
about
193,000
and
as
from
Due
on
inclusive.
Due
on
3V2s.
Due
to
1981
on
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1974
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3.40s.
as
1975
Gibson, of Austin.
of
3.30s.
as
from
&
p.
group
American
National Bank, of Austin.
Legality
approved
194,
a
follows:
$456,000
Principal and interest
payable
to
Halsey, Stuart &
Witter & Co., and
Burns, Corbett
& Pickard, at a price of
100.048, a
as
1975
—
13—v.
awarded
net
1955.
Sale
The $725,000 new
high school building construction
and equipment bonds offered on
Dec.
until
for
purchase of $370,000 electric light
and power
Waupun),.'Wis.
»
Bond
E.
Utility
sealed
"Principal and interest
& Waupun, Towns Joint
School District No. 1
(P. O.
,
J.
April 1 from 1963 to 1981
on
Alto
Inc.
—
Jan.
purchase of $525,000
bonds: Dated Feb. 1, 19621
Waupun, Fox Lake Cities, Chester,
Fox Lake, <Trenton, Westford,
Robstown, Texas
Offering
on
by Quarles, Herriott &
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
4
$325,000
was
Son,
(CST)
p.m.
approved
Texas
.
sealed
2
the
(A-O) payable at the Dairymans
State Bank, in Randolph. Legality
Robinson Independent School
Dist.,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Jung,
inclusive.
194, p. 2604—were awarded
to
McClung
&
Knickerbocker,
and Goodbody &
Co., jointly, at a
price of 100.023.
Wis.
C.
until
for
Dist. No. 6,
Offering—John
District
Corp.
Aug
National
Legality
Callable.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
Countyv Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Star-
re¬
pay¬
re¬
p.m.
T exas
was
inclusive.
2-
(PST) on Jan. 12 for the purchase
$25,000 school bonds.
Dated
County Flood Control Dist.,
-
1
Principal and interest (F-A)
Gui-
will
of
school-
15, 1962.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dated
Ha-
Treasurer,
Nov.
Houston.
Harris
Counties
Offering—Mabel M.
County
ceive
Dec.
on
Skamania
Washington
nan,
bonds.
and
School Districts Nos. 405-17,
Bond
inclusive.
State
18—v. 194, p. 2604
awarded to Foster & Mar¬
—were
School
Due
1987
Dec.
on
Texas
p.m.
Principal
fered
Bastrop Independent Sch. Dist.,
interest (F-A) payable at the
Park
inclusive.
$300,000 build¬
ing modernization. 1962 bonds of¬
TEXAS
County
Willamalane
1
July 1, 1977. Prin¬
interest (J-J) payable
inclu¬
house bonds. Dated Feb.
and
Bond Sale—The
of
as
Legality approved by Waller,
Davis & .Lansdin, of Nashville.
1963
inclusive.
1982
1962.
1962
Callable
cipal
1,
ceive sealed bids until Jan. 11 for
1972
to
WASHINGTON
King County (P. O.
Seatle), Wash.
housing
Dec. 27 for the purchase
of $681,000 school bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from
to
D.
sive.
Herbert
until
A.
to
and
the
apartment
194,
Thornton
Morris & Co., jointly.
awarded
Jan.
on
April
on
11—v.
J.
1
Dec.
on
YOU
D.
—
bonds
Vanderbilt University, Nashville,
Oregon
Offering
1961
revenue
Washington County School District
Bond
College,
(P. O.
194,
Oregon,
in Portland.
Due
schoolhouse
Jan.
Manager
State
The
14—v.
Dated
purchase of $3,000,000
1961 revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Due on
$669,611 school
Dec.
Carolina
Housing
and
Home Finance Agency, as
3y2S, at
National
awarded
were
South
Tennessee
2495—were
(P. O. Hermiston), Ore.
—
the
Nashville), Tenn.
on
Oregon, in Portland.
bonds offered
in¬
Bond Sale—The $300,000 dormi¬
a
offered
194,
2001
State Board of Education
$115,000 port
The
to
of
Oregon
;
to
TENNESSEE
:
Umatilla County Unified Sch. Dist.
receive
Township
District
1
12—v.
awarded
Co., and As¬
at
price of
basis of about 3.57%
as
Thompson
194,
;
$375,000
Bond
on
bonds
1964
Columbia. Le¬
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
& Simons, of Charleston.
2%s, at
(P. O. Gold
The
—
Bond Sale—The
Springfield Local School District
(P. O. Holland), Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$420,000 school
improvement
bonds
offered
on
awarded
Sale
from
at
awarded
Gold Beach
Bond
Cincinnati.
Dec.
of
on
National Bank, in
and
OREGON
Port
noon
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
Peck,
as
-
1
payable
tory
Jan. 16 for the purchase
school building bonds.
on
Agency;
" receive
(EST)
noon
on
Housing
par.
Offering—Geneva Gramer,
of
(EST)
until
the
will
until
clusive.
Callable
as
of
Dec.
1,
1971. Principal and interest (J-D)
-
price of
a
of $713,000
by
to
offered
2387—were
p.
June
on
28
Y
will receive sealed bids until
In
194,
Home Finance
Ross
bonds
revenue
28—v.
bids
Jan, 4 for the purchase of $2,480,00C student' and
.faculty housing
awarded
Authority (P. O.
Ochelata), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $80,000 water¬
works
of
University, S. C.
President,
sealed
$30,000 water¬
Ochelata Utilities
the
Education, will receive
purchase
of Char¬
revenue,,
series
1961
revenue
bonds. Dated June 1, 1961.
Due
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 3%s, at a price of par.
'
Board
basis
a
2.97%.
Carolina
wait,
Okla.
Sale—The
,
—
3s,
$125,000 water
Dec.
on
2604—were
Hogle' & Co.,
Offering—Dennis Grizzle,
Superintendent of Schools, will
Bond Offering—Robert M. Sum-
<
OKLAHOMA
—v.
Ohio
Bond
,100.269999,
as
Sale—The
p.
Bond
Northeast
South
to
selyn,
Bankers
York,
Carolina National Bank,
until
Bucvrus.
Legality apnroved
by
Squire,
Sanders&
Dempsey, of Cleveland. ,* / .,/
by
Cleveland.
Rocky River City
the
Francis
in
Bond
1979
Dec.
on
Independent
District, Texas
syn¬
vine
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Second National
Bank,
from
194,
a
i .m.
(EST) on Jan. 10 for the lotte, James A. Andrews & Co.,
purchase
of
$1,242,000
school Inc., J. Barth & Co., Baker, Watts
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on & Co., A. G. Edwards & Sons, and
Dec. 1 from 1963 to, 1984 inclu¬ E. H. Pringle & Co.
Bank
approved
&
by
New
to
Savings Bank, Chicago, C. J. De& Co., F. S. Moseley &
Co.,
I. duPont
& Co., North
Ohio
bids
about
of
14—v.
awarded
of
price
Dec.
on
of)
$6,000,000
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Harris Trust &
Education,
sealed
4s.
as
were
Offering—Betty Newkirk,
of
will
a
(State
The
—
headed
Co.,
at
pay¬
National
Legality
Sanders
1982
offered
Trust
~
First
The
Bryan.
to
Sale
2495—were
p.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Worthington Savings
Bank, in Worthington.^
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1984 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
of
bonds
Carolina
Bond
bonds offered
1
Legality approved by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
1
Ohio
...
1
to
UTAH
inclusive.
1978
Friendswood
at
CAROLINA
sold
Co., Inc.
Providence, Utah
inclusive.
Due
to
Dec.
on
1972
to
3%s.
1973
355,000
Due
Dickinson.
Offering — Elizabeth
Clerk
of the Board
from
2715—were awarded
p.
SOUTH
the
1
Dec.
on
basis of about 3.43%.
a
South
The
offered
im¬
Philadelphia
National
3y2s, at a price of 100.296,
Bond
awarded to
$80,000
;
of
Bank, in Napoleon.
1 e—The
a
$800,000
was
&
Dec.
on
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 4 for the purchase
Hook, Pa.
bonds
194,
The
Education, will receive sealed bids
were
a
provement
fered
until
Peoples Union
Co., McKeesport,
price of 100.57, a
Marcus
Bond
1962
as
from
.
3.60s.
as
from
/
basis of about 4.20%.
of
Village
Ohio
$150,000
2495—were
bonds
Tucker
interest cost of about 3.86%
follows: ;
as
$200,000 bor¬
p.
bonds offered
Securities
The
at
Carter,
Dec; 12—vS 194, p.2387—
194,
Trust
&
Bank,
Ohio
14—v.
T exas
C.
net
a
2495—were
Co., and J.
&
The
—
awarded
3.48%.
Exempted
on
McKeesport, Pa.
Bank
2603—were
School District,
town
offered
p.
James
Co., Columbian
Securities Corp. of Texas, Rowles,
Winston & Co., and Dittmar &
Co., Inc., at a price of 100.0128,
ough improvement bonds offered
ori
school
composed
ilton
395,000
Bond Sale
in¬
Worthington
194,
Drexel
East
Dist.
offered
group
to
schoolhouse
Sale—The $900,000 school-
house-1961
Sparks & Co., jointly, as 2%s,
a
price of 100.18, a basis of
at
Wakeman), Ohio
to
bonds
14—v.
Bond
Sale—The $11,550 street
light special assessment bonds of¬
on
Bond
Dist.,
11—v. 194, p. 2604—were awarded
to a group composed of The Ham¬
$500,000
Diego Independent School
District, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
,
about 2.29%.
Kraus, Prescott & Co., and
Stranahan, Harris & Co., as 3%s,
at a price of 101.349, a basis of
M-N.
Napoleon,
pay¬
&
the
Due
W
Fahey, Clark & Co., Ball, Burge
noon
(EST) on Jan. 16 for
purchase of $483,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Dec.
15,
las.
Dimmitt Independent School
the
Sale—The
-
awarded
Bank,
Sale—The $770,000
awarded
tung, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
will
Dec.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
National
improvement
bonds
Dec,
13—v., 194, p.
Ohio
cation,
First
-
,
Healthy City School District,
1961.
1,
1963
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
' )
;'v' -..\_;y.:
j
11
1981
interest
Township (P. O. Abington), Pa.
improvement
in Fairborn.
Band Offerings-Sealed bids will
until
Jan.
from
1
able
received
Bond
on
Dated
•
,
noon
Principal and interest (J-D)
Exempted Village
District, Ohio
Abington
Jan. 9 for the purchase
of $704,000 school building bonds:
pay¬
cinnati.
«
by
McCall,
Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dal¬
PENNSYLVANIA
Offering—W. R. Baldwin,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Bank, in
Miamisburg. Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
Mount
Ohio
/
to
Principal and
San
proved
Bond
able at the First National
be
'
.
improve¬
1, 1962.
1963
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King, Dawson
& Logan, of New York City.
Wayne Township Local Sch. Dist.,
Due on
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1985 inclusive.
Mil ford
Jan.
from
1
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
Cleveland.
1962.
Principal and interest (J-D)
park
Dated
(J-J)
until
for
$285,000
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Legality
approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
purchase of $795,000 school bonds.
Dated
bonds.
Due
Uhrichsville.
Bond Offering—James F. Barlett, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
of
ment
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at The United Bank, of
Ohio
p.m.
chase
sive.
Miamisburg City Sch. Dist.,
7
January 1, 1962. Due
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1986 inclu¬
on
basis of about 2.47%.
Monday, December 25, 1961
.
.
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