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ESTABLISHED
1889
New York 7,
Number 6133
195
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
N. Y., Monday, February 12, 1962
General Corporation and
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
American
Feb. 1, 1962
a
working capital.
BUSINESS—The
•
1.7%,
for
York
have
sold
been
and
1951
the
under
its
under
trade
the
present name
CAPITALIZATION
of
name
Cincinnati
,
•
,
,
A
Class
stock
(par 10c)
B
Class
—V.
stock
(par
194,
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
,,
—!_—_
10c)_—_-
—
\
Aerodyne Controls Corp.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
shares
common
Clark
&
Co.,
Proceeds
to
are
cent)
one
N.
a
"Reg. A" covering 90,000
offered at $2, through Robbins,
filed
1962,
29,
Jan.
on
(par
Inc.,
to be
Y.
be
debt
equipment,
for
Canadian Stock Exchange
repayment,
Over-the-Counter
expansion,
working capital and other corporate purposes.
Aerodyne of 90 Gazza Blvd., Farmingdale, N. Y., is engaged in the :
design, manufacture and sale of systems, controls, assemblies and parts
for
the
in
use
missile, rocket and aircraft
industries.—V. 191,
Feb.
On
holders
result
would
each
share
The
intention
the
on
cash
each
is
that
declare
to
stock:,
new
"
-
announced
also
if
■*
quarterly
a
proposal
is
increase
'
■
approved
dividend of 22
257c
representing
"•
•
-
the
cents.
the
per
,
,
.
$5
proposal,
stockholders
meeting
Feb.
of
28.
If
stockholders
at
plan
is approved,
Aetna
was
record
sales
other
and
amounted
taxes
to
4.1%
Income
on
Stolk
said.
"All
Marathon and Milk
1609.
in
1961,
amounted
major
to
divisions—Bradley-Sun,
Container—contributed
President,
in
the
to
this
company's
announced that consolidated
annual report
income for the year
net
1961
year
a
31,
1960
for
$34,851,945.—V.
The
million
earnings,
savings,
compared with $27,48%. Savings accounts
of
$34,168,108 or 49%
over
the total
loans outstanding Increased 41%
to
'
•
has
sales
Net
in
in
•
corporation
1961.
year
records
increase
an
totaled
Mortgage
195, p. 397.
ago.
American Viscose
_
new
assets, Mr.>. Lindner stated.
1961 assets totaled $40,962,730
associations
year
t
established
and
31,
Dec.
on
affilated
savings
leasing, and general contracting businesses.
1960 earnings amounted to $459,206,
on 443)550 shares. American Financial
Dec. 31,
share based
per
loans
Dec.
694,025
of
1
f
Corp.—Earnings Up 44%—
;
reported -higher. sales and earnings for the
$219 .million—6%t greater than the $207
were
the
preceding year..Earnings increased 44% to $9.8 million
1960. The earnings per .share were $2.06 in 1961
Monsanto dividends—and $1.45 in I960-including
$.49 from a Chemstrand dividend. The earnings
per share are based
on
the number of shares outstanding,
.namely, 4*738,805 at the end
from
million in
$6.8
including
$.69 from
of
1961 and 4,716,712 at the end of -I960,
In commenting on the operations for the
year, Dr. Frank H. Reichel,
of the Board and President, stated that in recent months
there had been a remarkable improvement i&< the
48
Chairman
48
Shipments
million
of
viscose
pounds
in
and
the
acetate
wad
yarns
third- quarter
and
company's business.
viscose staple were 88
116* million, pounds
in- the
quarter.
These shipments
were respectively
27%
and 53%
than
in. the
corresponding periods of
19604
These- larger
shipments increased the net earnings from operations for the last
fourth
greater
Casualty last changed its capital structure in 1960 when there
stock split and a 25%
stock dividend.—V. 182, p. 1333.
half
of
the year up to $1.00 per share which compared with $.17
the same period of 1960.
business of the company in 1961 was characterized by intense
competition in the markets in which it sells its products—with prices
2-for-l
a
of
As
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
date for the proposed changes
will
be March 2. The net effect of
the changes is the same as a
10-for-7 stock split and a 40%
stock dividend.
•
the
the
mortgage
1
System
of
1960.
Lindner,
31,
$1.04
/
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
•
,
the
Federal Reserve
cent
per
in
Mr.
p.
H.
Jan.
during
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
b»
$1,093,299,000, compared with $1,074,highest sales volume in the com¬
only by the 1959 total of $1,122,-
second
exceeded
Federal
194,
Carl
equal to
_—
are outlined in a letter to be sent
present,e, , or so rov 1 at the annual
the company's home office Wednesday,
will
r—.
a
as
vehicle and equipment
For the year ended
'
'
the
31, 1961 before appropriations to general reserves and after
taxes, increased 62% to $744,043, equivalent to $1.43 per share based
on
521,290 shares which represents the average number of shares
outstanding during the year. American Financial operates three sav¬
ings and loan associations in the greater Cincinnati area as well as
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
which
details of
s'o
Chairman,
ended Dec.
2
State and City Bond Offerings
54
Dividends Declared and Payable.!!-—— 11
Foreign Exchange Rates—
48
anticipated higher dividend rate, the annual total of $1.40
share now being paid to stockholders would be increased to $1.76.
The
to
'
l
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead.
...
Stolk,
American Financial Corp.—Annual Report—
Mr.
-
7,000,000 shares of $3.50 par value.
value to
par
_
totaled
was
3.3%
for
operations,
Dixie Cup,
released
*
\
•,
General Corporation and Investment News—
With the
per
*
•
It
history,
with
result.—V.
Miscellaneous Features
The
3,500,000 of
M
'
.
v
being paid to stockholders.
:
'
: ,»V.
involves increasing the capital from $17.5 million to $24.5
number of outstanding
shares will be increased from
plan
'
1960.
year
earnings
Canco,
38
'
-V
the-current
over
dividend
The
million.
Transactions American Stock Exchange!
i, -"
voted to recommend to stocks
stock split and stock dividend which together
stockholder receiving one additional share for
in
pany's
38
a
held.
now
directors
present
share
in
Aetna Casualty
of
C.
1961, compared with $39,700,000 in 1960.
increased earnings resulted from continuing programs directed
towards cost reduction and improved efficiency in all of the com¬
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 38
SEC Index of Stock Prices.—I—
38
& Surety Co.—Proposed Stock Split—
directors
2
proposal for
a
William
by
"The
38
Averages
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
.Aetna Casualty
24
$52,400,000 in
44
Bond
and
sales
company's
Provision
39
40
1...
Markets
Stock
Dow-Jones
381.
p.
Exchange
Toronto Stock
•
•
used
Jan.
on
1960.
Net
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange—.... 38
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
38
Montreal Stock Exchange
39
1609.
p.
Stock
Detroit Stock
Outstanding
75,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
announced
was
compared
14
26
31
36
36
36
36
38
Exchange.
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange.
;
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
PRESENT FINANCING
•
,
it
pany's 61
717,000.
Page
Exchange (Stocks).
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange.
Boston Stock Exchange...
Container Corp.
Its products !
ABC Cellophane Co. since June
EFFECT TO
GIVING
-
Stock
York
New
Rapid
name
Co.—Sales, Earnings Up-
earnings for 1961 were $45,013,000, or $2.67 per share of com¬
stock, compared with earnings of $35,382,000, or $2.06 per share,
686,000
Stock and Bond Quotations
adopted in June 1961.
was
Can
Roy J. Sund, President.
The
Utica Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., is a
converter of packaging material producing polyethylene and cellophane
bags and sheets, and paper and glassine bags used in a wide variety
of
industries, including among others, food, fruit, laundry, textiles,
knitwear, candy and toys.
The company has been in business since
June 7, 1950 when it was incorporated under the laws of the State
New
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Net
mon
•
•
and
In This Issue
1368
of
company
Copy
a
Net earnings of the company, based on a preliminary
report of 1961
operations, showed an increase of 27.2% over 1960, while sales increased
offering circular, Havener Secu¬
rities Corp,, arid D; A. Bruce & Co., Inc., New York City,
offered publicly, 75,000 shares of this firm's class A stock
at $4 per shaer. Net proceeds, estimated at $240,000 will
be used by the company for the purchase of equipment
and inventory, moving expenses, sales promotion, and
of
INSURANCE
•
Cellophane Corp.—Class A Stock Offered—Pur¬
ABC
suant to
$1.25
Investment News
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price
in
The
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—Partial Red'n—
The
operation of
series
at
has
company
A
the
sinking
bonds,
branch
any
due
in
Montreal.—V.
called
for
redemption on March 1, 1962 through
fund $300,000 of its 5%%
first mortgage
March
1,
1979
(far
Canada
100%. Payment will be made
north
excepted)
of the Bank of
at
-
in
Allied
Chemical
corporation,
of
Corp.—Common Registered—
New York, filed a registration
covering 2,789,578 outstanding shares
public sale by the holders thereof
from time to time on the New York, Midwest, or Pacific Coast Stock
Exchanges, or otherwise, at prices current at the time of sale.
Such
shares are a portion of an aggregate of 6,352,795 shares to be issued
statement with the SEC
of
stock,
common
to
61
Broadway,
on
Feb. 5
offered
be
for
,\by Allied to the holders of 4,841,569 class A and 2,418,769 class B shares
Texas
of Union
Feb.
Natural Gas
19, 1962.
*
Corp., upon Union's
/-,
:
:
,
1
merger
into Allied
on
'
Allied.is a major producer of many types of chemical products, includ¬
ing petrochemicals, that is, chemicals for which natural gas, condensate
crude oil
and
are
the basic
raw
materials.
Union explores for,
develops
and produces natural gas, condensate and crude oil and operates natural
gas processing plants for the extraction of natural gasoline and liquefied
petroleum gases.
of basic
raw
of
rience
By the merger, Allied will acquire important supplies
materials for petrochemicals, and the knowledge and expe¬
the
Union
organization in developing and operating facilities
to prouce those materials.
According to the prospectus, the acquisition
Allied of
by
substantial natural
and
gas
oil
properties
is
in
keeping
with the policy followed by it for many years of owning reserves of raw
materials used in its operations, such as coal, salt, fluorspar, sulfur and
chrome. The merger proposal is subject to vote of Allied's stockholders
February
on
In
16,
addition
20,049,837
1962.
certain
to
shares
of
indebtedness,
common
stock,
of
the
company
has
which Solvay' et
outstanding
Cie
(Brussels,
shares (11.3%) and management officials as
a group 222,137 shares.
The prospectus lists 95 selling stockholders who
propose to sell all of their holdings.
Included are Florence V. Burden,
Shirley C. Burden, William A. M. Burden (Board Chairman of Union),
Belgium)
owns
2,261,424
William A. M. Burden & Co. and Cemp Investment Ltd.,
sell
274,161,
Others
p.
205,705,
propose
to
105,981,
sell
152,699
holdings
286,735
ranging from
27
to
169,868.—V.
195,
633.
not
to
with
respect
A
jto
conditional exemption from registration
offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
provides
public
a
Sept.
11,
Allied proposed
1961,
not complied
Allied
to
of
decree
a
because
permanent
.
generally
that
lower than in the preceding year. Dr. Reichel remarked
1961 price reductions occurred in a wide range of in¬
products due to the growing competitive conditions in. both
during
dustrial
domestic
and
world
markets.
challenging problem for the
participation in world affairs
—V. 194, p. 1155.
Ameritron
The
permanent.
In
textiles
these
low
prices pose a
Industry—especially
if our expanding
requires a further reduction in tariffs.
Electronics, Inc.—Files With SEC—
corporation on Feb. 1, 1962, filed a "Reg. A" covering 300,000
shares (par one cent) to be offered at $1, without under¬
common
The
company
development
on
was organized
in March, 1961, "to do research and
powdered metals and alloys and to endeavor to pro¬
Ber-Al," a metal bar said to have been developed
duce the metal called
and associates during the period 1937 to 1942 and to be
composed of beryllium, magnesium and aluminum.
According to the
Commission's order, the alleged misrepresentations, concern the failure
by
Taylor
of
Allied's
offering
circular
to disclose
accurately and adequately the
to define the prin¬
writing.
Proceeds
market for the product or to disclose whether there has been
adequately controlled laboratory testing of the product to determine
the practicalities of its use and whether it has been subject to patent
search, as well as (1) the failure to disclose accurately and adequately
the speculative
and adverse features of the offering and risks at¬
tendant to the proposed business, the proposed use of the proceeds of
the stock sale
(particularly in connection with the remuneration of
management officials), and the background of officers and directors,
the failure to disclose the percentage of outstanding secu¬
rities held by officials and promoters as a group and the course thereof
in relation to shares being offered for public sale, the failure to disclose
certain limitations on the transferability of shares, and the failure to
file appropriate financial statements. Moreover, according to the order,
the company's notification fails to disclose certain affiliates and prede¬
cessors and falsely disclaims that any officer
or director is subject to
any
,
(2)
order, Judgment or decree.—V. 194, p. 1377.
Sales
1961
and
operating revenues
depreciation
depletion
Provision
taxes
on
taxes
Net
on
income
Number
Earned
shares
•After preferred
47,144,105
foreign
—1—
common
80,194,803
and foreign
and
income
common
per
80,049,923
€1,448,076
United States
———
share*-
promissory notes, due May 1, 1977, had been sold
through Blyth & Co., Inc., N. Y. City.—V. 192, p. 2505.
Anoroc Products, Inc.
to
Jan.
a
firm's
New
located
facture
and
dividend requirements.—V. 195, p.
109.
7,100,000
40,044,105
21,313,857
$1.76
—
Common
Offered
—
Pursuant
1962
common
York
on
at
the
and
to
an
in
enjoy
enclosure
utilized
1954.
Its
principal offices
Ave.,
engaged
and
New York.
Jamaica,
been
has
in
the
plant
are
its
in¬
From
fabrication,
manu¬
assembly of enclosures for bathtubs constructed of
metal
the
permitting the use ef
enclosures
27,
Jamaica
company
incorporated under the laws of the State
was
Auril
181-14
fabricated
owner
18,400,000
43,048,676
21^338,938
$1.90
31,
offering circular, 100,000 shares of
stock were publicly offered by
G. Everett Parks & Co., Inc. and the Parker Co., both
of New York City, at $3 per share.
Net proceeds, esti¬
mated at $236,000, will be used for the retirement of
loans, purchase of equipment and additional inventory,
and working capital.
this
ception,
Income
for
Ampex Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—On Feb. 8, 1962,
was
reported that $10,000,000 of this firm's 5%%
of
853,334,514 861,211,772
„
377
1960
for
—
Provision
it
of
electronic
BUSINESS—'This firm
Aluminum Co. of America—Annual Report—°
Period ended Dec. 31—
be
used for general corporate purposes.
Fifth Ave., N. Y., is engaged in the manufacture
components; production of an expendable polystyrene
thermal insulating cup and the design of a blast and fallout shelter
fabricated from reinforced fiberglass and expendable polystyrene.
cipal
and
to
are
Ameritron
of
stage of research and development of the product,
Income before United States
Offering Suspended—
J The SEC has issued an order temporarily suspending a Regulation
A pxemptipn, from f registration .uqdeiv the Securities sA<?t< of 1033 with
respect to a proposed public offering of stock by this company of
325 Broadway S.4£, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Regulation
made
or
were
available
and
Allied Metals Co.—Stock
v
and
who propose to
shares, respectively.
on
with by Allied; that such an exemption
Clifford G. Taylor, President, is
injunction; that Allied's offering
circular is false and misleading with respect to various material facts;
and that the offering if made would violate the anti-fraud provisions
of
the Act.
The order
provides an opportunity for hearing, upon
request, on the question whether the suspension should be vacated
Regulation
subject
This
filed
notification
a
public offering of 100,000 class A shares (later reduced to 50,000)
$1 per share.
In its order, the Commission asserts that it has
reasonable cause to believe that certain terms and conditions of the
at
is
193, p. 2429.
In
amount.
the
such
permit
while
as
the
frames.
advantages
These
of
a
enclosures
so-called
permit
"stall
a
glass
home
shower**
by
standard; bathtub and supplementing it with
a
those
full
protecting
manufactured
spray
of
water
by
the
from
company. -
the
shower
Such
to
be
the surrounding area from water exposure.
(742)
2
*
.
In
these
of
tion
egress
the
by
therefrom
ingress
easy
of the door.
means
\
Stock
V.
purchase warrantsp.
1715.
194,
'
.
.
517.
p.
on
of
"
(par
'
7.
N.
to
are
be
used., for
working
and
•
.
for
plastic parts.-,,
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COST OF
-
By SIDNEY BROWN
.
.
INTEREST
INCONGRUOUS
RATE
^
"
PATTERN
.
WELL
PORTENDS
FOR A. T. & T. OFFERING FEB.
^
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14
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.
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during
held steady
per. share,
the
1961,
with
compared
t
,
totaled
vear
publishing
•'
shares, in 1960.
,
$557,275,000,
Henderson
attributable
expenses
were
the
-
•
Report—
transportation
general
taxes
-
in
to
revenues.
and
than
more
Supplse, Jr., Prerident,
somewhat
lower
foreign
substantial
a
offset
by
Increase
in
write-
decreased
CORPORATE SECURITIES OFFERED FOR CASH;
—(Millions of Dollars)—
Cm-pbrate
TotaHfet"
Proceeds*
Offerings*
--
Total
Flotation
$5,902
■*
Flotation
Cost
COSt
:
1.8%
$109
7
r
6,261
.10,049
100
.191.'
;
,-.
.12,661.
12,894
222,
11,372 ;
9,527 ' ■
9,924 11
12,619 ••
.
1.6
"
1,9
-
•
.
186
.
1.7-i:
1.6
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.'221
2.3
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1
230
2.3
•
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275
1
-
V
2.1
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;
1957
Number of effective registrations'!
,
1961
958
(billions)
________._
2,345 \;
$19.5
$16
S.E.C. data: '''Includes investment companies, secondaries, exchange
offers, and shares reserved for conversion, and shares for employee
; '
V
'
;
BROWN
7
4
,
.
MARYLAND-DELAWARE
$102
C 7
:
-
.
MILLION
LEADS NEW ENTRIES TO RISING BACKLOG
7
>
NEGOTIATION
TABLE
1
:
•
Significantly larger additions'to the municipal and corporate float made last Week
were: the $74 million Maryland State Roads Commission and
$28.million Delaware
State toll revenue* bonds
Brown
&
to
marketed
be
Feb.
20
by
syndicate, headed by Alex.
a
Sons
Of-Baltimore, Md.; $75 million New York Thruway Authority for
27'.competitive bidding; Pacific Power & Light Co. financing involving up to
Feb.
$35 million first miortgage bonds for April 11 bidding, and stockholders' right? to
common of up to $18 million tentatively set for April
5; Holiday Mobile Home Resorts'"
$35 .m^'ib^;in.'-cbmtpoh
.
'
in
income1
Effective volume
ALEX.
yielding 4.08% on Feb; 6, and the I.B.R. & D.'s 3%s of. May, 1975 yielding 4.20% on
the same day, it appears that the Federal Agency bonds are obtaining a lower price
than what the market is willing to pay for comparable issues.
V
■'<*/"
,
:' 7
;
•
•
'
$1.92
or
'
purposes.
engaged
.
revenues for
was
reduced
slight increase
'Venezuelan
I:..; purchases and option plans.
^
a
,
decline
and
1958-.7_lli____._Tl,558
7 '
-
*
similarly rated sinking fund debenture due 1987.'
The $155 million 4V2% Federal Land Bank's consolidated Federal farm 12-year,
non-callable loan bonds were priced last week'at 100%% for; a yield of 4.47%, and' F.N.M.A.'s $200 million 15-year, non-callable secondary market operations deben-1 >
.tures offered two weeks ago at 100y4% to yield 4.48% were selling last week ^ at !
close to IOOV2. Incidentally, compared to U. S. Government's S1/^ of November, 1998 -
•
small
sales
i
-
$20,850,000. El Paso Electric Co.'s 30-year, double A, first mortgage bonds were priced V
last week at 101.22% with a 4%% coupon, at a net cost of 4.59%, to yield 4.55%. This
rate was the same as what Texas Power & Light Co. ;paid for its 4%% $10 million"'
on
is
'
fewer
on
operating
7
'
Jan: 23
this
'
corporate
York,
-
103,000
through Dana
covering
$2,.
>*
help explain the market's direction: The $79,550,000 PHA's were
sold last week at an annual net interest rate cost [hereafter net cost] of 3.3273%
'. compared to 3.4164% at its last previous sale of Nov. 1, 1961. New Jersey's $42 million
was awarded
last week at a net cost of 3.0468% whereas last March 7, 1961—one
;
month after the recession's turning points—it accepted 3.155% net cost in raising
on
share
at
York.
general
New
*
,"Reg; A"
a
offered
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These examples may
raised
A
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*S.E.C.«data.
it
be
New
for
St.,
filed
to
$46,094,000
per
and other-
product
i 1961111. 7i;i__i__
gage market is reflecting the downward yield pressure, and more and more nominally
growth mutual funds look ever so much like balanced funds.
which
$5
or
1959-_;x_—7l____
9,748
;i960-;^_'i_i___i__ -10,154
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of
6,361
;
1962
lias announced that earnings
income
1955__^i_.;_.v___- IO,240
19571
12,883
^
used
55th
magazine.
^ 1945___'__,,_,._.__ $6,011
American Telephone &
Telegraph's $300 million debenture bonds (five-year non-callable) due Feb. 1, 1994. •.'!
There's certainly no shortage of long-term funds if last week's offering prices serve-'as an indicator of what to expect—notwithstanding topsy-turvy interest rate trend for this expansionary period compared to the preceding recession. Even the mort•
said
•
"All eyes will be riveted on Wednesday's. (Feb. 14). bidding for
29,
centB)
Broadway,
be
VV.
company
net
vSales
of 126 Greenpoint Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., .is engaged
manufacture and sale of clear plastic, vacuum formed
packaging,
and the manufacture of vacuum formed
design,
10
compared witn $561,205,000 in 1960.
7
Corporate and Municipal Financing
7
with
$46,566,000,
equipment,, inventory
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a
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258
to
are
of
Jan.
Atlantic Refining Co.—Annual
Jan. 26, 1962, filed a "Reg. A" covering 70,000
10 cents), to be offered at-$2, through Bernard
.
"blisters"
...
195,
Packaging
the
in
25,000 wts.
•
Madoff,
Art
300,000 shs.
-
shares
A
Proceeds
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
25,000 wts.
■—
corporation
capital.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING " '
par)-
(10c
class
$55,000,000.—V.
Ascot
ori
<par
Corp.,
Proceeds
Packaging, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Art
L.
estimated at
shares
Securities
to
not
program,
The
''
Authorized
stock
Common
tion
corporation
common
issue its promissory notes t6 banks during 1962
exceeding $42,000,000 in • the ~ aggregate. Proceeds
will be used to pay part of the cost of Appalachian'^ construc¬
Inc.,
Co.,
thereof
and
7,
amounts
in
terrace
or
Feb.
Power
Construc¬
in the manu¬
this instance,
patio
a
permitting
while
room
off
to cut
used
is
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
enclosures.'In
bathtub
and
door
adjoining
the
from
space
glass
framed
metal
the
doors
shower
of
facture
to that employed
similar
is
doors
patio
Act
,
The
the SEC issued an order .under .-the. Holding, Company
authorizing -this Roanoke, Va.j- subsidiary -of American. Electric
On
„
of glass patio doors.
assembly and manufature
fabrication,
„
.
into a new line of manufacture: the
the company entered
1961,
.
Monday, February 12, 1962
...
Ascot Publishing Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
Appalachian Power Co.-^-Bank Financing Approved—
company's products have a retail market price ranging from
approximately $50 to $150.
The company also manufactures doors for stall shower,installations,^
which similarly are fabricated of glass and inserted into metal frames.
The
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The Comrnercial and Financial Chronicle
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arid warrants7and 673.215 shares
of Marsh. &. McLennan, Inc.
via.Morgan Stanley & Co. and 827,786 New England Electric System's rights:
offering of shares in June.77 7
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common
provided a major exception of a higher yield for its bonds than that
obtained during tlie recent past recession's low point. Its $12,676,000 various purpose
improvement bonds of Feb. 15, 1961 were auctioned at an annual net interest cost
St. Louis, Mo.
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bond prices
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cost in raising the
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THIS
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17__ $312,595,000
19-Feb.
24__
Feb.
26-Mar.
3J_
Mar.
CONTAINS $279 MILLION SENIOR DEBT ISSUES ;
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are
32 state-local tax-exempts of $1
certificate up for
;
million
or more
7.
,
Last
and one equipment trust' i
bidding besides the A.T.&T. issue, and one underwritten convertible
subordinated debenture slated for this week.
.
.
,
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66,750,000
28,500,000
5-Mar. 10—
,
13,900,000
:
Total of Both
$266,501,000
157,145,800
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Municipals*
$353,679,000
164,742,700
207,037,240
$620,180,000
352,783,700
364,183,040
73,754,700
•29,216,000
102,970,700
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$472,885,000
$327,577,200
$749,322,200
$342,884;160 "r $815,769,160
196fTi:f22 $225,862,300
.7.
188,041,000
$999,558,500 $1,225,420,800
week—2T_
Feb. 9,
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Financings
$690,795,240 $1,440,117,440
$642,912,000 $1,458,681,160
$276,804,000 $1,502,224,800
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Corporates
$41,084,000
97,992,700
128,645,800
59,854,700
Total____—___ $421,745,900
BESIDES THE A. T. & T. DEBENTURES
There
Stocks
.
13-Feb.
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Total
Corporate
Feb.
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v.
Feb.
business expansion and, most surprisingly, can expect a lower
new capital than it could have obtained durin the trough of the '■
a
past recession.
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$1 million
Lincoln's birthday, $30 million LOS ANGELES SCHOOL -DISTRICT,
; CALIF.; $27.3 million SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.; $12 million PHILADELPHIA:-.. 7
S. D., PA.; $9,870,000 WILL COUNTY, ILL., and $7,425,000 will be up for competitive
; bids on Tuesday, Feb. 13. On that day,too, ATLANTIC COAST LINE RR. Will ,seek
V
highest bid for its $4,155,000 equipment trust certificates. '
Following
V'v('<■' ;r
or more.
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Corp:-bonds without datesT>
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Wednesday, Feb. 14, has the $300 million A.T.&T. reserved. So, too, has $25 million
STATE OF OREGON; $5,750,000 PROVIDENCE, R. I.; and $4.8 million BALL STATE
TEACHERS COLLEGE. Further: Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and Eastman
S
million
.
VORNADO, INC's
conv.
subord. debentures filed Dec. 7.
on Feb; 13 or 14 of a 600,000
beneficial interests filed Dec. 21.
signing
...
to its
-
members entitled "Re:
Total
7
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pensation—Withholding." The letter averred
have been "unfair and unreasonable."
the flotation costs of new issues
some compensation arrangements may;
A -special committee was appointed to review
and, particularly, noncompensation costs.
Corporate securities issued for cash, publicly offered and privately placed, in 1957 V
and 1961 raised about the same gross amount. However, despite large single issues,
as the A.T.&T. stock rights offering of $960 million, the number of issues was much '
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larger and many more were equities in 1961 than in 1957.- Further, 1961 hit a record
high of companies going public for the first time—70% of the issuers had never filed
before.
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Larger issues cost less, per dollar, to float than smaller
ones, and debt and preferred stock cost less than common. Details of this were last
probed by the EEC in its excellent study of June, 1957 for the years 1951-55.
Until the NASD an/I the SEC complete their pending detailed, specific studies, it •
might be of some value to examine the overall flotation cost spread since WW II." "
The data show that the spread between price paid by the investor (gross proceeds! - •
and the net amount received by .the corporation (net proceeds), taken up by com¬
of the securities.
pensation, expenses, fees, etc., increased 24% in 1961 vis-a*-vis 1957.: True, though the-—.
dollar volume was about the same, the nurnerOsity of issues and prevalence of small
equity issues of companies going puhlic for the first time constitute an important " '
Yet, the spread for new issues assumed proportions to arouse the .NASD,
The studies should, when completed, indicate how much of the
••
the SEC and others.
cost could be considered, in NASD terms, "unfair
and:unconscionable.":
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The data also reveal an upward trend in both the quantitative and the relative
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Unfortunately,'they do not measure the noncompensation costs-r^a most difficult thing to evaluate.
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tion costs.
.
$419,427,900(215)
536,947,670(378)
$1,023,458,500
212,232,720
$1,150,152,750(611)
$956,375,570(593)
$1,235,790,920
corporates_—-„:—— *$1,930,271,950(682)
$1,776,935,090(667)
$1,777,706,520
$834,987,240 (97)
$862,923,000(115)
$399,304,000
municipals with pates
$541;915,600
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INDETERMINATE
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Last Week
This Week
;
Corporate bonds and stocksf__7_w—_____.$825,000,000
.
difference.
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$488,774,250(213)
661,378,500(398)
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parentheses denote number of issues. Included are additional capital raised,
refinancing and secondaries by financial and non-financial corporations and invest¬
ment
companies.\Eovcluded are non-public offerings such as exchanges, shares
reserved for conversion, and shares for issuance under employee. purchase
and
option plans, and "from-time-to-time" sales likfr the recently registered Allied
Chemical Corp.'secondary of 2,789,578 shares.:
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Includes two' preferreds totaling $8 million with dates and $9,606,000 in five
preferreds without dates; $8,985,000 in two equipment trust certificates with dates;
48 issues of $300,000 or less with dates and 111 of those smaller issues without dates.
;
Flotation costs vary because
the industry
$820,559,520^(74)
Data in
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Issues of Unseasoned Companies—Underwriting Cqm-
.
,
letter
a
<
(71)
Total stocks—2——-—
Total
-
SPREAD TREND
National Association of Securities Dealers issued
$664,090,000 .(37>7 4448^362,300
-156,469,520 (37).
7;
93,553,300
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share issue of U. S. REALTY INVESTMENT'S ' i
POST-WORLD WAR II FLOTATION COST
Last December 26, 1961, the
.
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Also, during the week of Feb. 13 these issues may appear: 200,000 shares of MAXAM,
INC. via McDonnell & Co., filed Oct. 26; 200,000 shares of NATIONAL ROLLING
MILLS CO. via Drexel & Co., filed Nov. 22; and Hornblower & Weeks expect the
$615,300,000 (35)
164,819,200 (36)
$780,119,200
Corp. stocks without dates.
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Corp. stocks with.dates-_2.
Dillon, Union Securities & Co: expect to offer 200,000 shares of GENERAL ACCEPT¬
ANCE CORP. filed December 29, 1961; and Bache & Co. anticipate offering $5.5,
J
77
$901,500,000
$ Includes three <equipment trust certificates (Seaboard Air Line plans to sell
$5,565,000 later this year and two Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. totaling $6.5
million in late Spring or early
Fall); and such postponed issues
Corp. of America sinking-fund debentures.
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$8 million Sheraton
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LARGER ISSUES AHEAD
The larger corporate and municipal issues
next few weeks areas follows:-
,
which
.
are
scheduled for offering in the
"
Week of F&b.
19-Feb, 24: 1,700,000 shares of CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE INVES¬
shares of common and $15 million in debentures of
CAMP, INC.; 796,716 shares of GRANITEVILLEv CO., common;
$25 million JAPAN BUND, INC., common; $50 million in bonds of DUKE POWER
CO., bonds; a-nd in municipals—27.5 million CHICAGO, ILL.; $4 million ROCKFORD, ILL.; $7,512,000: FRESNO CITY UNIFIED S. D., CALIF.; $8,740,000 GREEN¬
WICH, CONN.; $102 million MARYLAND-DELAWARE; $8 million MILWAUKEE,
WIS,; $4 million OUACHITA PARISH S. D. NO. 1, LA; $5 million PITTSBURGH
CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, PA.; $8,965,000 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, ;
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TORS,
ben.
int.; -100,000
STOKELY-VAN
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(743)
offs
and
cessions
interest
lower
from
mainly
"
lower
from
"and
estimates.—V.
194,
The
expenses.
surrenders
lower
*
decreased write-offs resulted
leases and foreign conbased on increased reserve
shares,
domestic
of
of
depletion charges
r."
totalled
ended Dec.
Hay, Fales
Co., and McLaughlin, Kaufman &
j Co., New York'City, offered publicly. 185^000 shares of
J this firm's common stock at-$2.10 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at $316,000, will be used for the repay; ment
of debt, purchase of additional inventory, and
working, capital.
:r
1962,
in:
half
"Because
r
.in
that
total
of
from
between
BUSINESS—The
incorporated
under
the
laws
of
New Jersey >on June 25, 1958. It is engaged in the distribuelectronic components, parts and equipment, as well, as high
television components and equipment,, all of. which
manufactured by. others.. Its main office and plant is located at 774
tion
is
j
of
Pfeilfer
-
Boulevard,
Perth.Amboy,
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
N.
J.
1 toiletries. •.**.'
—V.
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stock
EFFECT
194,
(par'
p.-1503.
L.
Schuster,
Report
disclosed
cate
sales
a
that
Co.
of America—Annual
Writing
outlook
He
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in
for
added
directed
to
company's
Report—
1961
continue."
"Chairman's
coming year
that
its
the
"During
Letter,".
excellent.'*'
is
1961
the
..
.v.
fiscal
great
Automatic
"Mr.
in
fitting the various
components
Automatic Canteen complex."
Schuster
great
ciii'Torf
curred
Service,
in
continued: -Two
promise
rfiirino-
of. becoming
(Mcoal
during fiscal IM!!-1 Dna
1961.' One
areas
(ho
the
nf
-
it
is
and
products
Sales
in
and
and
changers. In
addition,
to
of
in
used
operators
Baker,
distributors
to
amounted
to
history..
Consolidated
$190,868,256,
year
sales,
connotes,
a
gain
of
the
year
amounted
9.1%
over
75
cents
share
per
320,566
outstanding,.,
Included
.
tax
from
to.
the
the sale of
acquired
The
«
in
the
company's
50%
ownership
in
sale
Annual
of
Report
interest
our
the
it
should
be
noted
that
no
savings and loan association
year's earnings.
We elected to sell our
current
wealth
of
because it did
fit
not
as
part of our
.
in
the
fiscal
Davidson
average" number
2-for-l
stock
The
the
in
year
outstanding in each period
in January, 1961.
-
stated
that
:
stages
schools
to
At
over
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and
colleges;
institutions;
financial
present
Automatic
institutional
600
over
clients,
prominent
provides
including
'
last
year's
operations.
ahead should reflect
years
;
at
were
annual
an
did
rate
such
in
stantially higher."—V.195,
The
of
399.
time
'
will
and
to
$140,000,000
fully
30,
and
Aufnmnfinn AUnvc
Tnn
"Priiro+o
automation Alloys,-Inc.—Private
^Established in February,
exotic
metal
company's
alloys
basic
manufacture
of
Automation
electronic
Alloys,
component
is
precision
metal
semi-conductor products.
Alloys,
Inc.
plans to move its
facturing facilities to the Philadelphia area.
The
the
corporation
quarter
1961)
Lester
For
the
Net
used
-
t
outstanding
earnings
Sales
the
For
Net
record
of
the
President,
quarter ended
they totalled
shares.:
for
Avnet,
half
Dec.
highs
is
a
preforms
for
on
the
on
The
fiscal
$5,728,421,
quarter
ended
the
first
half
earnings
of
totalled
the
corporate
leasehold
of
share
a
1960.
current
$841,232.
share
of
Street,
New
v:
purposes.
commission-and
the
the
on
13%
over,
same
sales
of
year
for"
of
30, 1961, its
liabilitias were
about
of
The
26%*
sole
when-
40
or
cents
share
a
31,
on
West
SEC
Kinzie
debt
design,
outdoor,
A"
covering
50 000
underwriting.
and
.
is
work-
real
a
estate
.
.
,
1627.
p.
be
Chicago, filed a registration
covering 210,000 outstanding
7,
offered
for
public
sale
on
all
an
is
Edwin
engaged
a
J.
10.33%
own
as
and
respectively,
60,000
of
has
I
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$29,250
in
The
and
227,026
the
a
manufacture
proposed
Chairman,
Brachs
three
shares
Of
2-for-l
and
others
Frank
and
to
propose
100,000
to
propose
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also
the
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sell
'
assets
current
,
of
Earnings
the 1961
which
company,
boxes
is
net
and
compared
in tile
taxes
share
1961
also
with
for
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on
from
28
largest
reported
$1,230,082
in
of
high
1960,
snares
1960.
producer
record
in
compares
230,000
cents
molded
sales
of
increase
an
of
.
to
management
line
on
economies
production
that
have
reduced
overhead
and
held
costs.
of
year
in
sales
expansion
and
and
growth
that
194,
profits."—V.
We
exnent
to'be
1962
1611.
p.
will
see
substantial
increases
Brink's, Inc.—Merger Approved—
See
--
Of
such
proceeds,
Pittston
Co.,
Burnham
17
ig62
&
by
the
and
of
corporation
of
facilities
electronic
Mr.
the
named
the
of
manager
operations
field
will
companies
our
in
is
National
C.,
company,
filed,
a
S.
U.
Field
in
companies
engineering
in
Outstanding
.*
from
the
will
BUSINESS—The
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>
other
result
is
Leister
department.
and
the
almost
seventy
markets most of
expanded its
The line
.
8
frozen
is
B&M
,
govern-
Corp.
F.
Bread,
,
and
and
the
of
great
the
In
and
now
and
placed
195) p. Ill and V.
City
Bank,
New
address
is
528
common
are
no
stock,
to
be
SEC
offered
for
public
underwriting arrangements
stock
Eastman
at
time.
its
to
suc¬
its
incorporation,
the
company,
present size.
Beans
consumer
which,
together
with
B&M
Brown
acceptance.
executive offices
(par
shares
to
are
are
found
be
OF
AS
elsewhere
JANUARY
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in
31,
Maine
and
New
1962
Authorized
-
$1)_„_
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
underwriters
Harriman
of
common
stock,
below
named
k
539,000 shs.
have
severally
respectively:
of
Co
&
Webber,
8,500
&
Noyes
Hutton
&
R.
—V.
1
L.
Co
7,000
Co.—
&
Co
7,000
7,000
Inc._.
Chace,
Winslow, - Inc._—
;
Crowell, Weedon & Co.——
7,000
Co.
Janney,
3,500
Co.—
3,000
Whiteside &
-
7,000
E.
7,000
Maine
7,000
Pierce,
7,000
-
3,000
3,000
Battles &
W.
Clark,
Inc
Securities
White
Drummond,
Day—
194,
3,500
Clark
M. Payson & Co
Bateman, Elchler &
H.
Tucker, Anthony &
$5
4,000
7,000
P. S. Moseley & Co
Reynolds & Co., Inc.„—
Bhearson, Hammill & Co._
4
4,000
4,000
Bartlett &
8,500
—
Stone &
4,000
Co
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
&
—.—
Co
Co
&
Hemphill,
E.
Co,,
:
Allyn
Hayden,
W.
&
4,000
:
& Co
Hayden, Miller &
McDonald & Co
8,500
—»—
Jackson
Curtis
C.
Estabrook & Co
Goodbody
——
Paine,
Shares
Weeks—50,750
Ripley
Inc.
on.
&
Dillon, Union
Securities
covering.'
sale
this
at
1892
Shares
Washington,1
1
to
CAPITALIZATION
of
number
194, p. 843.
Feb.
-on
in
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions contained in the underwrit¬
ing agreement, to purchase from the selling stockholders the
following
City, has been appointed '
corporation.—V. 195, p. 635.
with'the
Maine
products under the "B&M" label, has
grown
UNDERWRITERS—The
Bache
Trust Bldg.,
since
years
Baked
>
Common
York
Union
in
'
and
control
incorporatd
v/as
manufactured includes 29 different canned
foods,
complete frozen dinners.
The principal product
2
Oven
enjoy national
-
said.
reliance
firm's
in 1867 by George Burnham and Charles
canning corn, meats, lobsters, and vegetables.
its
smaller canning facilities
9
and
command
this
of
asSO-
Hampshire.
Graffis,
Mr. Ferguson
abroad,"
shares
a«?sn-
located in its major
canning And
freezing plant at 45 Water Street, Portland; Maine. Another large can¬
ning and freezing plant is located in South Paris, Maine, and other
and
flexible,
systems
187,250
Feb.
CitV and
at $15 per share. Proceeds
to !the selling stockholders.
-•
operations
of products
items,
Brick
Hornblower
streamlined,
maintaining the
Offered—On
New York
formed
Headquarters *
more
the U. S.
registration'statement
There
go
,
The company's
Engineering
Co.—Common
company
partnership
a
which
and
<
818.
p.
stock
common
sale
;
Baltimore.
provide
electronics
whose
shares of
share.
Morrill
184,
Hornblower & Weeks
publicly
#365)000
two
for
Bendix
servicing
the
and
be
will
customers
formatiori
First
issue.—V.
'! ■* WeeKS iNew York Uty and
ciates
offered
Ferguson said.
two I new
the
companies
new
this
Morrill for the purpose of
companies,
two
1,000,000
per
<
the
12-mdnth
comparatye .pe^iqd.
$103,923, which"
were
per
world's
containers,,
profits after
132%j-©,ver the previous
period
the
1961,
for
20%.
lis
share climbed 66%
per
being spread out in it3 present three plants.
a.
amounted. to
Beryllium International, Inc.—Common Registered—
1961:.
' 1 '
an
owned.
Bradley expects to open its new 50,000 square foot
plant in Franklin
Park, 111., about mid-1962.
At
that time, said Mr. Nozette,
"Bradley
will be a one-plant
operation, with all facilities under one roof instead
repay
registrar. for the class A stock of the
This
2,128,446
I
V.
manage¬
sell
3,000
Co.——.
3,000
&
Inc.
-
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
3,000
3,000
p.: 1839.
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(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana. Company, Publishers, 25 Perk PlAce, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
Treasurer; George J. Morriseey, Editor. Published twice a week I
every Thursday-(general news and advertising issue) With a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La sane
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1962 by William B. Dana
Company. Re-entered as second class matter:February 25,-1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Apt
of March 3, 1879.
Subscription in United States, U. 8. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan
American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other countries, $72.00 per year.
.NOTE: ,On account of the
fluctuations in the rate of exchange, remittance for
foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
William Dana Seibert,
a
stock
According to Morris Nozette, President, the
unusually high increase
profits after taxes was due not only to substantial sales
gains, but
of
<
for
.
THE COMMERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL
or
outstanding 2,281,320 shares
12.02%, respectively,
27.8%,
group
shares,
It
effect to
Brach, Board
'
-
use
St.,
Feb.
on
to
company
After-taxes profits in
.
of
$5,064,211
Dec.
for
without
•
giving
of
$1,464,474
(Otto) Bernz Co., Inc.—Appointment—
D.
ended
year
4656
candies.
President,
plastic
$499,714,: resulting lr.,a net
$206,097.
military and industrial operations."—'V.
,
fiscal
"Reg.
$4,
,
190,
(after
50,000
about
to
communications
31, i
number
the
Sons—Common Registered—
$44,358
in
1960.
Earnings
outstanding climbed to 45 cents in
..
the
2,128,446
increase
•
with
York,- filed a registration
130,000 shares of common
5
Nov.
deficit
'
president
-"The
i
on
in
.
a
at
,
priced
officials
period.
im-
Field Engineering Corp. .wil provide services to U. S. Gov-'agencies
and
domestic
commercial
customers, and Bendix
Service Corp. will provide similai
similar services to the govern- ?
of
the
treaty countries and commercial customers in those
-
the
Dec.
engaged
—
The company has announced that
fiscal year ended Nov.
30, 1961; rose
A.
increase of
31,
At
contractual basis,
two
The
'
quarter
cents
an
Dec.
to
a
facilities of
ended
year
"
D
Bradley Industries, Inc.—Sales,..Net Up Sharply—
;
.
1961.
previous
totalled
advertising,
,
^unTrie^ herald
manu¬
earnings
working. capital,
is
equipment
filed
offered
•
,
,
stock,
The
Bendix
"Their
and
comparable
19
other
-
1962
„
be
stock
which
aggregate
eminent
t
sales
Y.,
for debt
repayment,- construction
Co.
the
Commiercial
The
in
and
S.'
..
.
'
'
;.r;c.
..
per
current
formation
formerly
an
or
,
.
producer.
used
$511,272 or 24 cents a
that date. This represents
$404,431
.
subsidiary
companies
in Baltimore was announced Feb. f> by Malcolm P. .Ferguson, President.
The
new
companies
will
handle
operation
and
maintenance
of
missile and space stations,
defense equipment, command and control
ments
-,
-
headquarters
in
current
stated.
31,
Its
communications,
Corp.—Quarterly Report-—
achieved
first
Brach,
each.
47.2%
The
sub-
manufacturers.
earnings "totalled
shares
over
and
.
29,
to
used
popular
of
ment
-
person
capital
efficient
Avnet Electronics
and
addition
ments
.1961,• Automation
for
product
the class A
\
of
split),
Bendix Commercial Service Corp. evolved from a
10-year-old field
engineering department of Bendix Radio division. This organization,
acomprising more than 1800 employes, has operated in over 30 countries
Arranged'- of tlie free world, according to Mr. Ferguson's announcement.
Financing
25,000
through underwriters headed by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
ofering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied
common
In
-the
now
N.
industries,
closed.—V.
common
amendment.
variety
<
for
be
of
with
of
public
by
Bendix Corp.—Forms New Subsidiaries—
:
Capital had purchased $150,000
warrants of Automation Alloys,
ri
?LP?^lS(°5^n(>teS Wlth detachable
Inc. of Chicago
of
The
Mr.
of
1503.
$1)
Brach &
basis
none
year.
costs,
•
!
Of
fiscal
unit
to
company
shares
the
"
inventory,-
merchandising
beverage
Jan.
on
(par
books
statement
.
the
•
,
Ph?ladelDhia'
nrnmttv nX wfth
be
own
sales '
1961,
are
the
at
.
equipment,,
Feb.
for
Buffalo,
of
and
Edison
the
This
Y
the
-
machine
trade notes payable and other indebtedness, and
working capital or to,-reduce current accounts payable.
certain indebtedness,
the Company has outstanding
181,000 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a recent 1,810for-1 stock split), of which David Zucker, President, and Golder Zucker
re¬
and
year
^PDtpmrer
-t
be
of
balance rfor
In
175
fiscal
current
bpne'it"..
excess
p.
not .have
$0.5625
a
operations.
working
more
expenditures
of
$293,61,
acquisitions
capital
many
flected
in
products,
installed
•
share selling
The statement also includes (I)
level
>
service
over
Varick
through
-is
\
than
100
government, installations; and
hospitals. Thousands of public locations are also served.
Looking, to the future.Mr. Davidson said,
"Prospects for the current
year are favorable,
and fiscal 1962 should again set new records in
sales and earnings. In a
growing company such as ARA
and
be
company (formerly Promotion Printing & Lithographing Corp.) r
engaged in- commercial-, offset lithography and owns and operates )
photo-composing equipment and printing presses which- permit high t
speed multi-color-reproduction-of a variety of copy.
The net'proceeds from the stock sale will be applied
primarily for the purpose of improv- '
ing the company's current position so that it may maintain its current
\
the
companies
industrial
Baker
purchase
to
Lithographers, Inc>—Common Registered— !
on
covering
'
(E. J.)
,
125
over
receive
the
Retailers
for
$500,000
-
and
A"
$5,
at
'
St.,
sale
capital.
'and
The
company
made further
gains during
nucleus of a nationwide
vending and food
1,000
.
difficult
7,500 outstanding shares sold
of the underwriter by principal stockholders, and
2,500 shares to Harvin Hayutin, the finder* lor an aggregate of $1;000,
and (2 ) 25,000 shares underlying 3-year warrants sold by the
company
to said controlling person and . 5,000 shares
underlying like warrants
sold to Hayutin, exercisable at $4.50 per share.
A $5,000 finder's fee
is also payable to Hayutin by the company,
- r
•
1
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are
for
capital
"Reg.
a
offered
Secondary Offering Oversub¬
scribed—On Feb.. 6, Bache &
Co., New York' City, aiinounced; that its offering of 14,900 common shares of
this firm's stock, at $86.50 per
share, was oversubscribed
108 W. 24th St.i N.
Y:, is-engaged in the production .of
photographic prints, slides, transparencies and photo animations.
expenses.
to a controlling
weighted
adjusted
working
be
Development Corp.—Files With1 SEC—
are
-Boston
expectation that
will be fairly
prior to the end of
production at lower
for
used
used
investment .company. '
-
covering
stock:, to be offered for public sale at $4.50 per-share.-. The offering will
be made on an agency best efforts basis
by Market Values, Inc., which
the
developing the
organization.
35
and
to;be
are
filed
to
Bookcliff of 600 Center Ave., Grand Junction, Colo,
•
immediate
Co:;vN.'Y.f,"u!..
'Bell Color
will
the
ing
;
Laboratories, Inc.—Files With
.
This company, of 225
statement with the SEC
split
report
service
in
1,817,712 in 1960,
Proceeds
quarters
has been-appointed registrar
.
and
rubber
shares
The
7
com-
figures
and
of
is
.1610..
p.
Color
_
.
provements,
Bebell of
color
the
Commona
Bebell
&
Proceeds
.
1961
plants
additional
New- York
....
-
.
in
2,530,872 shares in
-
,T!he, corporation) on Jan:. 29, 1962, filed a "Reg. A" covering 75,000
common' shares'!par"lo cents) to oe offei'ed at $4, through Stevens,
$37,440,105.
on
amount
1962,
,
..
March
reasonable
fourth
demand
the
corporation.—V;194,-p.
s
service capabilities,, internal
growth, and acquisitions'are
in the sales gain, the
report said.
■_
Earnings before special amortization of location
installations totaled
$2,522,602, equal to $1.00 per share. In fiscal 1960
earnings were
$1,262,670 or 69 cents a share. After
amortization, net income was
equal to 89 cents per share in fiscal
1961, against 63 cents in the
preceding year for a gain of better than 4u%J. Per share
based
month, of
a
rate."
increased
Houston
Baker
of
the
Hickey &
the
reflected
.
earlier
year
-
,
1503.
Increased
,
the
,r;
Securities and Exchange Commission—
v
-
ended
year
announced
for
year.
and
iX
earnings of the company set new record levels
September 30,
1961, President Davre J.
the annual report to
shareholders.
; ,'
Sales and other
operating income amounted to $110,924,628. In the
fiscal year ended
September 30, 1960, .total Income was
in
-quarter' last
Properties,-Inc.—Appointment—
Bebell
Total income and net
;
and
give
Bank
of
_
.
Automatic Retailers of America, Inc.—Annual
Report ;
v.
initial
•
$6,025,528
the
is
authorized
be
Roetzer
corporation
capital
*
a
change '*
subsidiary ;
pattern of
p.
the
third and
quarter
the
with
commented.—V.-I94,
The
stock
;
,
from
reflected in
interest
over-all
pletely integrated vending organization."—V. 194,
J-
first
approximate
other
earnings
were
will
it
26,
cents)
Y.
equipment,
35
Bookcliff
The
.
that
out
the
pace
the
Basic
.
"although the profit on the
Commonwealth necessarily has to be
reported as
income,
operations
.
pointed
in
non-recurring
.
to
with
feel
for-the
and
of
by the oil,
•
mark,-and
to
are
manufacture
v..
*
traditionally the low period for
unusually well in .January.
February is
up
we
earnings
Angeles
Sutter,
Commonwealth
a
However,
directors* has
in
This
highest
.'
1960.
'
i
tools
Los
^,92^6^6
Savings and Loan Association, and $246,820 of income due
in inventory processing at A.B.T.
Manufacturing Corp.,
.
1
of
held
question
50
N.
Sutter,
is
•
Jan.
on
(par
Buffalo,
;
with
qud.il/cl
shares
Co.,
Bison
'
37%
rose
earlier, T.
ended Dec. 31, 1961' was
$796,599,
3,405,723 shares of common stock
$578,050 or 17 cents a share based
Xter onar?er
a
and
keep,
board
,
in
To
.
on
6,706,344 shares outstanding, compared to
,$4,r
1960, or 76 cents per share 'on 5,693,029 shares '
,' v'.8 'h«.
1961
net
earnings is $2,337,506 net profit after.
fiscal
for
for
quarter
year
centers
and
•
.
earnings
fiscal
a
the
owns
-
corporation
&
repayment
r
1
/
-
the
on
compared
-Winter
have
of
consistent
$173,659,622
for
fiscal I960.;"consolidated net
the
were
rentals
first
period
which
respectively.
Manufacturing: Corp.-^-Files With SEC—
Proceeds
.
its
like
12.2%,
common
months
share
$7,351,288
sales
predict.
revenues
equipment various supplies
operations," Mr. Schuster added. •
day-to-day
Canteen's
The
common
Lunt
_
the
compares with
number
of-shares-for
was
something
h
problem
service
same
p.'
Bison
years
iw'
v
these
the'9,551,114
2219./ "*>
"...
This
/lAtXiOligilv UlC
coin
operating income for the 1961 fiscal
Automatic
income
bill
available
for
Tools
over
thrte
a
"i
,
make
on
.
equipment
gives us a group of strategically located sales and service'centers which
will
benefit
all
vending operators.
These will
provide parts and
servicing for all machines we produce in our manufacturing subsidiaries
vending.machines, juke boxes;back-ground music systems, coin
.
194,
both
strong showing in this year's first quarter reflects a continua¬
tion of the impetus of good domestic and
foreign business conditions
prevailing .since last spring," Mr. Sutter observed,-"whereas the year
earlier quarter was unduly depressed due to a fall
of! at that time,
vending
.
"
'"The
Countervend
vending
based
figures in
.period.
,
service combining automatic vending of
packaged hot and cold
food items and drinks, and manual service for
nonvendable dishes. *'
"The acquisition of distributors
of
music and
will
Oil
the
same
Revenue
a
mechanisms
for
cents
to *23
the
on
*
Pnnnfoi'uonH
of
service is
the solution to a
long-recognized
industrial and institutional feeding field. As the name
the
Baker
income
equal
smoothly
a
share
Per
Manufac¬
wholly-owned subsidiary
and
:
Tools, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
of
outstanding.
Canteen
"Countervend
in
I960.
14%
own
company.
over
.
Net
"the
of development which
profitable activities oc-
other, acquisition of music and
throughout the nation. " ;
?
cities
into
oel ohHshmwit
establishment
the
and
Tcey
major
increasingly
-
tuoe
was
in
$1.83
.
efforts" towards
progress
give
Oil
Earnings
consolidating and digesting acquisitions
made during the past six years.
While these represent a diversity
of fields in their individual make-up; all fit into one or more
phases
or
our over-all planning
for - the broadest ^concept of food and vend¬
ing service.
Each was acquired for this purpose, and we have made
operating
to
,
year,
"
<
increase
plant),
Management off-icials as a group own 44.1%. At
the time of the
company's organization,
there were .issued to certain
directors an aggregate of
154,000 shares
.including 100,000 shares to Rudolph. Donachie received
his holdings
for his proportionate
interest in the subsidiary
upon its acquisition by
the
T
new
a
on a
22% revenue gain
.President, announced.'
-
.
said
•
Holyoke
.
set
•*
i
'
also
number
a
sale
turing Corp. (the company's
•*
$185,132,680,..showed a -10%
the previous record year.
.
and
stock
•
Sales, Earnings—
of
1960,
compared
Baker
Annual
.
Schuster
Mr.'
-
sales
after .preferred dividends and are
shares outstanding Dec. -31/ 1961.—V.
increase
the
the
in
dollar."—V.
one
intends
•
every
1962, .will
195, p. 3.
1
-are
"preliminary figures for. the first quarter indiof approximately 8%
over, a year ago,
volume
| and that this trend is expected
'
598,000 shs.
share
per
,
,1-
Chairman,,
and
30,
the
4
business
there-is
and
a
plant near Holyoke
of mining
prospects. Of the net proceeds from
(assuming all shares are sold), $619,000 will be used
for real estate and
buildings, $2,163,000 for equipment, and
$891,000
; for working capital. The company has"
outstanding 571,995 Shares of
common stock, of which
Charles R. Rudolph, President
(and his family)
and Matthew J.
Donachie, President of Metals Research and
Mass.,
.
high of $20,845,692 in 1961, an 18%
over
the
$17,619,157
(before
special charges
of $501,440)
for the 1960 fiscal year. These .earnings were: equal to $2.17
: reported
Outstanding
-•(t
Automatic Canteen
Frederick
l
,
•'
increased
fields',
,
•
net
earnings
increase
FINANCING V
1,000,000 shs.
"and
ending June
'
-
$168,187,500'of
Net
PRESENT
TO
cents*
10
Consolidated
; the
„
Authorized
Common-
added,
share
t
.
year
•
quarter
any
1961 the company completed, the most successful year In its 75year history, according to figures released by John A.
Ewald, Chairman,
Avon
is
a
leading, manufacturer and distributor:! of • cosmetics and
(.fidelity radio and
;
for
1960
establish
manufacturing facilities to produce a complete line of
beryllium
products
from
beryllium
ore,
beryllium metal,
beryllium
.alloys and beryllium oxide in various
forms. To date the
company has
acquired a nucleus of manufacturing facilities in
In
,
.
State
,
">
best
-
Avon Products, Inc.—Record
the
of
the
were
the fiscal
a
$8,870,406' for\the
•
results
company was organized, under Delaware law in
to
*
,,
company, was
of
space'and- missile
for
80. cents
.
...
the
that earnings
from
these
to~ sales
The
(
•
eompany's history. the record highs,", he
January,-1962;
likelihood
:
stated
the
earnings for the comparable half
totalled-$693,132 or 33'cents a-share
over
they
shares.
of
$9,954,524 compared
31, I960...
v
Mr,, Avnet
or
*
21%
when
number
same
Sales
8,
of
previous-year
the
half
Atlas Electronics, Inc.—Common Offered—On Feb.
•
increase
an
the
on
2219.
p.
3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
specializing in collateral loans, announced that
for the four months ended Dec. 31, 1961, the first third of its ^current
fiscal vear its net profit before reserves and taxes amounted to $32,219,
finance
company
in
$54,242
with
compared
$113,860
redemption on March 1, 1962 through
$500,000 of its 7% series A debentures
Payment will be made at any branch
Imperial Bank of Commerce.—V. -191,
has called for
The corporation
operation of the sinking fund
due March' 1,
1980 at 100% .
•' ' /"'
'■ "
899.
p.
Canadian
the
of
Canada
in
Ltd.—.Partial 'Redemption
Chemical Co.
Canadian
'
the
corporation released unaudited figures covering
fourth quarter and calendar year 1961.
Co.—Merger Effective-
Cantor
Metals,
Seaporcel
■
'«
i
195,
Ltd.—Shares .Offered—Public
plant,
granted
V.
194,
1971.
1716.
p.
gives
the
.
Vy,
loss
a
$1.34
of
Sales
•
report
Corp.-rAcquisition—
the
N.
J., it was jointly announced by Herman Timken, Ferguson President,
Bernard N: Ames, President of Columbian. The purchase was for
in
cash
"The
in
..
of
Columbian
of
'
and
us,
activity
will open large new areas of
Ferguson
both
as
subsidiary
' wholly-owned
a
2221.
p.
as
•
of
Columbian
;v>v-
Blvd.,
Angeles,
Los
was
the laws of the State of California on Jan. 30, 1961
doing business on June 27,' 1961.
It is a member
Deposit Insiiriirifce Corporation..,,
'•
~
The' bank,
while located' ftir
the convenience of
its customers
in a suburban
area,
was conceived
as
a businessman's
bank with
its
services
being geared to meet the needs of cusomers who are
engaged
in commerce, Industry,
finance, and the professions.
The
location of the bank allows it to render a combination of personal
and
commenced
the
Federal
business
and
on
banking
provides
bank
The
services.
an
and
services.
other
Correspondent
*
major
the Trust
centers
its
(
The
other
and
are
holder.
east
of
the bank have been designed to minimize
during -.the early stages of the operation,
leased from Century Properties, the •bank's principal share¬
The bank contemplates removing its location to the
south¬
of
Blvd.
Westwood
location
its
Santa
and
banking facilities in
which
of
is
slated
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
Capital
Paid
stock
In
(>$15
par
value
Number
of
*
_
/V 'X
—-
--
-
-1
___
___
holders
.
/
•
•
/
'
...
Champion Parts Rebuilders, Inc.—Common Reg'd—
of
West
69th
Chicago, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Feb. 2 covering 150,000 shares of common
stock, of which 90,000 shares are to be offered for public sale by
the company and 60,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the holders
thereof. Each such share will bear an attached five-year warrant to
purchase an additional one-half share from the company. The offering
will be made on an all or none basis through underwriters headed by
Straus, Blosser & McDowell. The statement also includes 20,000 shares
underlying a five-year option to be sold to the principal underwriter
for $1,000. The exercise prices of the
warrants and option, and the
public offering price of the units and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
"
:» •
company
4301
St.,
,
The
company
functional
parts
water
the
is
primarily
for
company's
sale
engaged
in
the
business
of
of
Chicago, Burlington & Qnincy RR.—Equipment Trust
associates
an
issue
Offered—Salomon
were
of
awarded
$6,450,000
4%%
dividend
also for
The
a
rate.
&
Hutzler
and
bid of 99.427%, naming a
Halsey, Stuart & Co. bid 99.343,
a
4%% coupon.
certificates
reoffered
for public sale on
3.40% for the Sept. 1,
1962 maturity to 4.45% for the maturities
running from
March 1, 1974 to March
1, 1977.
Feb.
9
The
mated
annual
at
prices
were
to
certificates
yield from
are secured
by new equipment esti¬
$8,00,000 and will mature in 30 semi¬
instalments of $215,000 on each March 1 and
to
cost
•
•
'
,
i;
at
8201
Fenton
Code.
.
beneficial
of
in
a
taxed
interests
be
as
a
defined
as
which
meets
taxable to
estate
real
the
in
the
code.
the
investors
income
of
•
Federal
real
after
initial
an
year
Trust
with
interest
Trust
as
event
deductions,
distributions
to
vestor's
to
to
offset
of
be
a
the
holders of
the
for
of
invested
his
distribution.
shares
capital
to
will
the
carry
no
the trust,
or
distributions
which would
extent
TO
PRESENT
Shares
Indebtedness
(certificates
of
interest)
underwriters
to
opposite
purchase from the Trust
their respective names:
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
Blair
&
Butcher
H. A.
—V.
Co.,
&
Co.;
_____
Inc
20,000
.____' 15,000
Sherrerd
Riecke & Co.
/
•
the
below
number
/<»..
■
have
of
■
•
shares
stock, of which James S. Hunt, President and Board Chair13.1% and 15%, respectively, and Stephen A. Calder, Sec¬
40.6% and 45%, respectively.
In addition, Jack P. Hunt and
James S. Hunt, Jr., Vice-Presidents, each own 13.6%
and 15%, respec¬
tively.—V. 194, p. 2766.
,
man,
owns
retary,
Cosmetically Yours, Inc.—Files With SEC—
corporation on Jan. 29,
shares
(par 10 cents)
Inc
Securities
•>.'
Outstn'g
<
15,000
15,000
v
&
the
forth
Shares
Co
Co., Inc.
Elkins, Morris,
' ' Co.'
Hecker & Co
H. G. Kuch & Co
__
-
...
.
;
.
of
cosmetics.—V.
194,
~Win
■
Zellerbach
corporation
to
reflect
the
November.
5,000
953.
•
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/
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Corp.—Annual Report—
1961 earnings of
announced
has
p.
! - -
$36,700,000, down
$562,600,000,
...
adjusted
&
repayment,
/
2 % from the previous year.
Earnings per share came to $2.33
-
compared with $2.56 in 1960,
10% stock dividend declared in
as
corporation's
•
Commenting on the year's results, President R. O. Hunt said the
had
experienced a
rising trend • in sales and earnings,
especially during the last quarter of the year, but that abnormal fac¬
tors had adversely affected net income for 1961 as a whole.
Mr.
Hunt
said that the company
has absorbed substantial costs
from the strike which began on August 27
at the company's pulp
5,000
company
5,000
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Debentures Registered
paper
mill in Bogalusa, La. In 1961 the company also had
unusually high write-offs of outdated equipment to make way for
important plant improvements.
A third significant element, Mr. Hunt pointed out, was the increase
In the Canadian withholding tax on dividends, from 5% to 15% i
"While our Canadian subsidiary derived benefits from the favorable
and
This company of 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Feb. 1 covering $25,000,000 of debentures
due 1987, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding on Feb. 27.
The net proceeds from the debenture sale will be added to
treasury
funds and will be used to finance in part the 1962 construction pro¬
To Form Service Company—
..
.
debt
for
up
194, p. 2440.
expects to make
...
used
be
purposes.
from 1960. Sales volume for the year reached a record
8%
5 000
_
Stokes
vf,
,
Crown
The
10,000
5,000
gram of the company's system. The system
penditures in 1962 of about $69,600,000.
r'"
:
to
are
corporate
manufacture
I,
>
Boenning & Co
Brooke, Sheridan, Bogan &
1962, filed a "Reg; A" covering 80,000
to be offered at $3, through Underhill
Y.
working capital and
:
Cosmetically Yours of 15 Clinton St., Yonkers, N. Y., is engaged in
430,556
•'
N.
Corp.,
Proceeds
other
separately
set
.
B common
the
Unlimited
named
Burnham
__134,389
:
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.__136,167
Amott, Baker & Co. Inc.__ 60,000
Rosenthal &
..
in¬
in
FINANCING
Shares
Frence, Inc.
„
$5,000,000
beneficial
-
be
the
a
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
•
in
reduce
Authorized
.
Mortgage
..
The
EFFECT
•
.
and
common
GIVING
.
engineering and planning, dredging, grading, installation of
canals, installation of sewer and water lines, and of other
construction of roads; $789,000 will be used to pay the
balance needed to• complete construction of and put in operation the
Coral
Ridge Hotel, Fort Lauderdale (the remaining $900,000 to be
financed by a construction loan); $500,000 will be used for payment of
sales and organization expense and other' charges in connection with
the proposed construction of Coral Ridge Towers North
(adjacent to
the Intracoastal Waterway) until the company starts receiving advances
under an anticipated loan; and the balance will be used for working
capital, development of other company properties, and possible acquisition of other properties.
—
In addition to various indebtedness and preferred stock, the company
has outstanding 4,650,000 shares of class A and 300,000 shares of class
a
interest
his
of
over-allotments.
and
utilities,
income
without
would
cover
including
lakes
.
«,
..
CAPITALIZATION
shares
such
for
to
It .has variops types of real estate,, including unimproved land
also owns a small tract of la,nd near Santa Rosa, Calif.
Of tlre.net
proceeds from the debenture sale, $2,250,000 will be used to develop
during 1962 and i963 a substantial part of the Brpward County acreage
•
.
until a
income;
gross
the shares
though
election,
return
basis
tax
be deferred
may
the Trust's
either to the holders of
necessity
deemed
the code
the underwriters
It
,,
.
under
like debentures
fronting ipn .the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway available for
residential, hotel and commercial development, and other unimproved
_.land available for residential and commercial development, as well as
3 improved real estate consisting of two hotels and a shopping centen
Most of such properties/are located in Fort Lauderdale,and Broward
County, a small amount in Boynton Beach, and a large tract of unde.veloped land in Highlands County, south of Sebring, all ih south Florida/
under
qualifies
a
,
operating period which should end by April 30, 1963,
these requirements earlier. However, the Trustees
as not to qualify as a real estate invest¬
other
liability,
the
if the
-
....
it develops that depreciation deductions allowable to the
early years of its existence will be sufficient, combined
if
the
in
its
this
trust.
to operate so
and the election
power
trust,
later
the Trust itself,
upon
;
.
meet
may
the
ment
tax
investment
Properties, Inc.—Debentures Reg'd—
of 716 North Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale, Flav
registration statement-with the SEC on Feb. 5 covering $5,000,company,
..of land.,
expected that the Trust will meet the requiremens of the code
it
and
have
tax
income
estate
is
•
•
^
t-jX A large portion of the company's.business is the. development and sale
distributions,
and
'
;
to be supplied by amendment. The statement also includes $500,000%
(-with warrant?).-underlying a 37-day option-granted
.are
./ .to
trust
ordinary
as
in full operation/we expect improvement
Ga.,
2222.
p.
$3, to $5 per. share ),' to be offered for public sale through underwriters
headed by^ Crujt^n^en.j Podesta^&^Cq^ A. C. Allyn & Co.. and J. R.
WilliSton & Beane, "The public offering price and underwriting terms
..
.
Road,
Furthermore,
to
was
pCsiiiki'ng fund subordinated debentures due 197? (with attached
10-year warrants to purchase 1,100,000 shares of common stock at ^rom,.
statutory
investment
taxes
000.
have the opportunity to participate
acquisition and ownership by the Trust
the
filed
..
"Shares" )-will
shares
Trust
certificates
in
Investors
Report—••>
1
any, of the excess of net long term capital gain over net short term
capital losses will be taxable to the investors as long term capital
gain; but such distributions will be free from the imposition of any
competitive sale on Feb. 8
this firm's 4%% equipment
on
•
outstanding on Dec. 31, 1961,. compared
share in 1960 on 12,344,322 shares,.
income
Augusta,
194,
Coral Ridge
This
plant ex¬
exchange
tax
at
of
trust certificates of 1962
Brothers
*/■'"*"! '■
1962.—V.
v
rebuilding
purchase of additional machinery working capital and other corporate
purposes of the company's recently organized wholly-owned subsidiary,
Southwest Rebuilders, Inc.; $100,000 to pay non-interest bearing loans
made to the company by John Gross, President, William Gross, Treas¬
urer, and Joe E. Dinwiddle, Secretary, the proceeds of which were used
for working capital;
and the balance for general corporate purposes
including the carrying of Inventory and accounts receivable, payments
of Indebtedness, and general working capital.
'
•In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
386,875 shares of common stock (alter giving effect to a recent 1,081for-1 stock split and the issuance of 19,335 shares pursuant to certain
acquisitions),, with a Nov. 30 book value of $2.17 per share. Of such
outstanding stock, Carolyn Realty Corp., Marwill Realty Corp. and
Cheryl Realty Corp. own 31.7%, 14.3%
and 14.8%, respectively. Said
realty companies are owned and controlled by John Gross, William
Gross and Joe E. Dinwiddle (and members of .their
families), respec¬
tively.
In addition, said three persons own directly 36,521,
15,487,
and 16,745 shares/respectively, and propose to sell 33,000, 13,500 and
13,500 shares, respectively.
Certificates
■
Co.—Annual
per
before
in
mill
board
in
if
.
and
trucks,
including carburetors,
and brake shoes. Of the net proceeds from
additional stock, $250,000 will be used for the
'»«
.operations, sales were higher, but general price weakness in .-the industry reduced profit. However, with our new bleached sulphate .paper-
\
Trust is to conduct the business of a, "real estate
defined under the applicable provisions of J;he
automobiles
clutches,
pumps,
On
requiremnts and elects
is not subject to Fed¬
eral income tax upon any taxable income (generally speaking, income
after depreciation and other allowable deductions) which it distributes
to the holders of its shares. Distributions, if any, of ordinary income
It
This
—
■
(the
of
estate
code
be
will
12,828
$1,912,828
$27.33
Offered
"''V-
"•
located
Trust-is
•
Trust
real
the
to
70,000
._
the
of
leasing
850,000
_____
I
_
.'
and
Shares
:•/■' *!
•••<■
■
of-the
office
•
Revenue
as
1963.
__
____
wl-V'i
in
1____________$1,050,000
___—
________
per
share
shares
Blvd.
TO PRESENT FINANCING
contingencies
Total
Book
.value)
surplus
for
Reserves
Monica
:
-j".
•
.
near
I'
The
Trust.
in
multi-story office building,
a
commencement
for
Annual
.
,
interest in the ownership of two shopping,
Baltimore,. Md.,,,and for .ptj)er realty
75%
a
,
The purpose of the
investment trust;"■
as
Internal
expenses
of
corner
at such
construction
acquire
be, constructed
Philadelphia.
centers/
quarters
present
»
$76,937,000 in 1961, compared
to $58,803,000 in. 1960, an. increase of 30.8%,-.
- ;
■
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"Continental's /lower
overhead
costs
and
improved efficiencies in
1961 were largely responsible for the 30.8%
gain in. profit," said Mr,
Fogarty. "Our metal can operations were assisted by larger food packs
and a continued strong growth in beverage can sales. In our paper
•
through the efforts of George P. S^urria, Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
French, Inc.; and Gerstley,-Sunstein'and Co.-The Trust will have per-;
petual existence, subject to termination as provided in the Declaratioh
•-
overhead
—
*',-3
shares
$2.21
or
Nqt income
-BUSINESS—The company is an unincorporated business trust created
by Declaration of Trust in Philadelphia/Pennsylvania, on May 22, 1961
planning stages.
fixed
to
to
investments.
relations are maintained with banks in
A trust department is now
in the
bank
financial
.
collection, escrow
emphasis
safe deposit facilities.
The bank Is placing
accounts receivable financing program in addition to
services,
Corp.
\t;'•;
.
Can
12,409,705
on
$27,803,000,
7, 1962, Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke & French and
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co., Philadelphia, offered publicly
400,000 shares (certificates of beneficial interest) in this
Trust. An additional 30,556 shares have been reserved
for sale, Without underwriters7 commission, to certain
persons designated by the Trust at $9 per share. ^
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds, estimated at' $3,826,000,„jyili: be .used by
organized under
of
"
'
.
company
.share
Bronze.'—<■>
..
Realty ' Trust
Commonwealth
bank.
Westwood
,.o
the
shareholders.
to
•
.The
.
Feb.
J. Barth & Co.,
the-underwriters for the offering. '
proceeds, estimated at $940,000, will be added to
2028
* .;.
set a new sales record of $1,153,331,000, in 1961, up
1 3.3%.. over 1960, Thomas C. Fogarty, President, reported in a pi-eliminary statement.
-7-Net
earnings were $36,137,000 and were equivalent to $2.87 per
.
well as greatly increase our production capabilities, in terms
capacity and manufacturing techniques.
"
"In addition," he continued, "Ferguson's capacity to produce propel-'
lers for the large ships will complement Columbian's existing line of
propellers and considerably broaden bur market base."
Ferguson last year showed total sales of approximately $1 million.
The facilities will continue to be operated
by the present Ferguson
to
of
company
are
of
Engineering
;
of
Continental
of Ferguson brings to Columbian distinct benefits
respects," Mr. •Ames explained. •"The combined facili¬
acquisition
number
a
ties
Stern, Meyer & Fox, Los Angeles, and
bank
y
Mr. Reese attributed the decline in sales largely to reduced Air Force;
jet trainer requirements,-, small orders for MA-1A air generators,
supporting parts and conversion kits, reduced Air Force target missile
requirements, .and a slow start up of Navy target missile requirements.
—v. 194, p. 1381.
amount."
undisclosed
an
V. ,194,
BUSINESS—The
•
and
right to subscribe for an additional 20,000 capital shares
$50 per share on the basis of one new share for each
2V2 held of record Jan. 31, with rights to expire Feb. 19.
Net
;
....
T37
.
at
the capital funds of the
637.
&
(..Reflecting the decline,}n sales plus an increase in company-sponsored
and development/ net income-declined to $146,071, equal to
28 cents a share on 530,000 common'shares outstanding, from $609,215,
or $1.15
per share in the previous fiscal year.: -• "
*
'■
; > * "
j
of
management
Francisco,
by Consolidated
research
Freeport; L. I., N. Y., - manufacturer of marine propellers-and
navigational equipment,, has signed contracts for the purchase
assets of the Ferguson Propeller & Reconditioning Co., Hoboken,
Stockholders—The
San
employed
corporation for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1961,
amounted to $22,947;82L compared- with $37,028,778 in thev fiscal year
ended-Oct., 31, I960, Clarence Reese, President, stated in the annual
;
2766./ %;'X;.
-p;
Aviation
Report—
for
per
Con-Gas.—V. 195, p.
of
Continental
taxes/ equivalent,
Columbian Bronze
This
(Los Angeles) — Rights Offering to
bank is offering its stockholders the
Bank
Century
nization
1960 was $4,802,729 after provision
after preferred dividend require¬
'share on the common stock then out¬
loss
now
....
electronic
the exclusive right to manufacture cement in
The license also provides certain tax benefits.—
;
to
income
are
by fouivof Consolldated's subsidiary companies, which heretofore have
performed services for associate .companies at cost under the supervision. ;
land direction of officers, of Consolidated, will transfer to Con-Gas
$11 :
of their employees, tQtaling 87. J In torder to expand- existing services, *
V16 other employees-of the; subsidiary,-companies will be trarisferred to
C.on-Gas, and 24. new employees will be hired.
It is stated "that the
additional services would be required irrespective of the* proposed Orga- "
$1,196,625
standing.—V. <194,
conditions
until
Jamaica
which
Jamaica
of
Government
the
by
certain
of
who
•
corporation's- Claymont, Delaware plant,
$2,729,325 -before provision for Federal in¬
the aggregate net
ments,
BUSINESS—Headquartered in Kingston, Jamaica, the company owns
and
operates a cement manufacturing
plant pursuant to a license
under
and
Federal
for
v
....
loss
net
a
employees
non-recurrent
the
excluding
1960,
31
to the payroll of Con-Gas (although the salaries bf
transferred will continue to be paid in part toy Copsolidated)." In addition, the 13 System Services Departments maintained
the
year
and
transferred
be
five officers being
<•
after provision for Federal taxes, equal
to a loss of 41 cents per share, after preferred dividend requirements,
on
the 3,892,630 shares of conrimon stock then Outstanding, including
the non-recurrent loss from the sale of the corporation's Claymont
pany's stock was made Feb. 8 by an underwriting group
headed by Paribas Corp., New York City. The offering
price was $10 per American Depositary Share.
.v.
The
underlying ordinary shares are deposited in
Kingston, Jamaica, with an agent of Morgan Guaranty
Trust Co., of New York, the Depositary. The shares were
acquired by the underwriters from a number of share¬
holders and do not constitute, new financing by the
:
in
the
of
sale
the
to
taxes,
come
offering of 288,412 American Depositary Shares repre¬
senting a like number of ordinary shares of this com¬
company..
due
resulted
4.
p.
'
•
Co.
Cement
Caribbean
-V.
this issue.-
Inc.,
~
<•
•
loss
for
results
Operating
see
officers
-will
,
dividends, to four cents per share of common stock.
;
.
,
-
its operations
v
.Operations for the full year 1961,- excluding non-recurrent losses
due to the liquidation- of; the Roebling Electrical Division, resulted in
net earnings of $3,168,359 before - provision for Federal income taxes,
and $2,003,759
after provision for Federal income taxes, equivalent,
after
preferred
dividend requirements,, to .41- cents- per share
on
3,892,630 shares of common stock outstanding/ After absorption „of
the Josses resulting from, the'liquidation, of"the Roebling..Electrical•
Division, net earnings
of thd. corporation ,■ for
1961/ after Federal
income
tax
requirements, were -$555,736, equivalent, after preferred
The
for
amounted to $604,781.—V. 193, p. 2107..,
stockholders of the company)
are engaged in the purchase,"production, stor¬
transmission, and distribution of natural gas in the States of Ohio,
As at Dec. 30, 1960, total consolidated
assets of the holding-company system* amounted to $782,000,000, • and
consolidated gross operating revenues
for the year ended that date
amounted to $363,000,000.
Con-Gas was incorporated by Consolidated
on Oct. J27,
1961, under the laws of the State of Delaware. Most of the
age,
10
after reserves of $66,631, amounted
surplus and retained earnings, together with
subordinated convertible notes tall but,.-$30 OOC.of which are owned by
and capital,
$l 673 000
It will
Pennsylvania, and West,Virginia.
" :
Corp.—Annual Report—
Iron
equitable basis.
an
companies ih the "Consoji- f
Consolidated owns "all the outstanding stofck of jsix sub- '«
sidiary companies which
Pont-
Du
" *
-
<
:
this issue—V.• 195 ,p. 215;
Pont de Nemours & Co.,
Colorado Fuel &
receivable on Dec. 31, 1961,
Loans
I.);du
(E.
->*-:>
;
Monday, February 12, 1962
be allocated among such companies on
perform services at cost solely for associate
; dated system.
.
>
period the
comparative
the
See
Signs
Co.—President
Securities
Christiana
^
to
.
.
may
,
,
GM Divesture Relief Bill—
compared 'with $9,437 in the comparable period of the previous year.
All figures
are subject to year-end audit and adjustment.
Income from interest nd other, charges for the latest period amounted
to
1, 1962 to March..1,, 1977, inclusive.
;■ -V;
\
Sept; 1 from = Sept,
—V., 195, p. 4,
Corp.—Earnings Up Sharply—
& Wall
Broad
This
,
(744)
on
charge
<
rate
the
Without
Consolidated
of
the
dividends
Canadian
from
dollar,"
Crown
Mr.
Zellerbach
our consolidated earnings."
these three special factors, Mr.
Hunt said,
Canada
was
"the higher
a material
against
Hunt said, 1961 earnings
1960.—V. 194. p. 2222.
Natural, of 30 Rockefeller Plaza, N. Y., together with
recently-organized subsidiary, Con-Gas Service Corp., have joined in
the filing of a proposal with the SEC under the Holding Company Act
with respect to the organization and conduct of business of Con-Gas as
would have been approximately
a
corporation will undertake a major program In the Republic
to
develop additional proven deposits
of copper ore,
T. Mudd, President of the international resources firm, has
announced.
Capital expenditures aggregating several million dollars
are
contemplated to bring into production two new orebodies
by
open-cut mining operations.
Mr. Mudd stated that ytfth the new properties in operation, com¬
bined annual
shipments of copper concentrates and sulfur-bearing
the same as
a
subsidiary service company in Consolidated's holding company system;
Commission has issued an order giving interested persons until
Feb. 28 to request a hearing thereon.
According to the application,
Con-Gas has been organized in order: (1) to centralize in a single
service
company
the services presently being performed for system
companies by Consolidated and four of its subsidiary companies; (2) to
facilitate expansion of servicing activities in the
holding-company sys¬
tem; and (3) to provide the means whereby the costs of services now
))eing rendered by Consolidated, to associate companies without charge
Cyprus Mines Corp.—Development Program—
The
and the
of
Cyprus
Henry
.
pyrites, from
the
company's
Cyprus
mines
will
average '700,000
ta
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Number 6133
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(745)
i
800,000
dry
long
tons over
703,000 tons.
approximated
Work
1
the
on
the
ten
next
Shipments
years.
.*
in
stockholders
1961
divestiture
•
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...
two, open-cut
mines will begin immediately, Mr. Miidd
said.
Stripping of overburden is expected to, begin by riektJuly and
the first
pre production from these mines is scheduled for the end of"
this
be
The
year.
Mavrovouni
-
commercially
additional
ore
V Initiation
mine'
exhausted
adapted, to- handle
) The company is
the
new
also
being
now
about
•
operated
The
1965.
•"
ores.
Is
-
existing
'
expected
mill
will
the
to
its
-
be'
effort
this
the
not
be
continuing intensive exploration in Cyprus for
may
district
receive General Motors stock in the
judge " will be affected. However,
Electronic Instrument Co., Inc.
proved—Quarterly Report—
development program follows recent enactment
of .legislation by* the
Republic of Cyprus Which establishes tax sched-'.
ules
more? Comparable" to
those fn_ effect1 in other countries hhving
of
the
the"
antitrust
dedision" Of
ktateihent
Senate
liar
011'M
rl ItroeHfli
the bill,
opponents. Of
Supreme
Court,
who
the
meeting
at
by
had
argu-
contended
.
that
.
of
be
'
ndra
i«A
A 1 fA "
nnnlinD
it
4-
T\i
A
amI
Dam 4
<
14
thrt
nm
$313,474.
The
for
estimated
the
earnings
for the first quarter of 1960 were $67,832;
of- 1961 they are $83,596. These figures represent
and an estimated net profit increase of 23.2%.
first quarter
sales increase of 15.1%
a
«««4
-EICO
is
the
of
one
equipment in both kit
lul,vc
bility
and.the
wmcii.-
further
win
assist,
m-
providing-
economic-
sta-
ferent
-"final
.
development -of
the
resources
6f- this
new
'
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%. V- ■
/
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.
/
,
go ahead aggressively with the pl&ris Which'Un<?er previqus-tyw> stockholders
would , haye had to. pay taxes at.
regular Income-tax rates on any GM stock they receive under the
for many months' to the benefit of the
+""
divestiture order.
Under
the
new • law, ■ anindividual stockholder of
Cypriot .employee®, and to roar * company," /
Du
Poh't 'who receives' GM shares'Would "haye" the shares'treated as*
T
nation,; It-enables-us
have
we
people
of .Cyprus,
Delta- Air
.
company,
whose
is
address
would
and
C.
E.
Woolman
is
President.—V.
191,
c
Jan.
on
31,
filed
1962
''Reg.
.
in
SEC-
Feb.. 1
on
the
announced
of
orders
.
SSSSSY^?
Regulation A
under
435,834
Act -registration
made
public offering of 75,000 common-shares
a
under
notification
a
filed
in
September
stock-at $1
re-
both-.of
New
agreement'with
York,
such
which
firmsT
fact
not
was
(along
with
disclosed
in
the
■
V*
fact
straining'
permanently
provision of the EXenang-1
or
representations
knowledge; of
in
DCC),
shares
including
would
price-within
Concerning: ,tv;e
1
enjoining
joining
|them
of
substantially;
ruled
The
share
a
equal
'•
that
the
dividend
-0CK
4
a,nd
subject
are
in
of
does, .not
with
minor
weeks.-
funds
$18,921,000
/.
into
Feb
5—V
194
n
prieed
Salomon
Brothers
bids
the
for
bonds
101.22%' to
at
them
group ;won
coupon.
as
4^4s'
,
from
came
;■
■
yield
onl
'
bid
Halsey,
&
of
'
Co.,
will
gage
bonds;
3,550
use
"company,
proceeds
5V8#
D„nn,inmT/«T
,,
,
v
to
a
due
.T.n.mrm™,
w.
for
and
stock-
would
be
offered
at
$1
per •'^
Share^
Blair
'v
,,
-V.' 195,' p..
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'Dresser
This
Industries,
Dallas,
chemical,
Texas;
oil,
released its
<
power,
Report— -
the
equipment and services to the
electronic and general industries,
„
shareholders'
^
,
gas,
has
.
..
.....
..
.
,
f.
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u-ivi
shock,
-
VGll
±5111—
'.A
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if
0f
the
court
General
orders
Motors
Du
Pont
distribute
to
Corp.: stoclc- to
its
them. .The
63
million
The
bf"
Aug,
statement
ft Co.,
1961
since
'
JBI—.
A"
;
of
already
owns.
-
-v
t-»"Thislegislation/'. President Kennedy said .in ri statement issued.
lie signed, the taXi relief-bill,., "clearly/does not' Attempt "to express '
'
.as
a: judgment
"upojtt
the -.question,
that
is
now
.
before
the
court.','-
Mr.'
-The* company earned 20
31 us compared with
Dec.
•*
last
year, B.'W.
Bishop,
cents* per
a
share
during
five-cents .riet
President;
told
loss
in
stockholders
the
the:
quarter
same
should, he determined' only on the basis of ahtitrtist '-|aWc^and /
be affected;, in/any way by the tax-rehef.
legislationtX
'Itt .viewvrofLthis-;unequivocal >cotnstrucbion":of/ithe* legdslatibn*,
sbhuld, not
..•»>;
pertod last year there was'd* $19,000 losA
v
.ppeklog
as; of7 Jan.
?
eluding^11.6.*,million*
on
*>a
seeond'time.
'*"''
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-
-
•-
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The-
tax*Impact-upon
-sales, of* $4,2614006? J
-..
15 stood at $21,139,000. Mf.. Bishop. said, in-,
-for*WOTlc*-ori"; whieh 'the 'feompany " has. -beem
.a .delinttitfe coritruct. has riot* yet
-•
cipally tb the sale of
100,<jod
shares, iri, December.^V". T94,
p.
amount Of approximately $141,000
began in Nov. ,1961. These orders
received
re¬
were
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
.
stock
194, p.
(par
$1
;,*'-7,
600,000 shs' ""■
_
"
Outstanding
_-i£!-/'"<■"
/
*
$5,i5r
■
228,333 shs.
1506.
closed-end
had
investment
appreciated
company
has
announced
that
asset
net
from
$18.99 a share to $21.28 a share during
figures for a rights offering to stockholders
in July. S. Sloan Colt, Chairman and Hunter-S. Marston, Jr., Presi¬
dent, revealed that during the year total net assets ros^^44% princi¬
pally as a result of market appreciation of over $2 million and new
funds
obtained from the rights offering of over $8 million
and
the
1961
after
adjusting both
total market value of
from
$23,340,684
foreign securities in Eurofund's portfolio increased
to $30,493,989/an .increase of 31%..
-
The
company's net income- for the calendar* year amounted to
$315,317, which is equivalent t»-$0.19 a share. -During* the yean sales
,
,
of
-
figures
*
of
$361,103,-or
$0.23
a
before
are
provisions* for capital gains taxes. Not tnchided in,these
unrealized-capital gains of approximately $2,160,000 or $1.31
share —V.
a
capital.gain
securities-produced a..realized
share
193/p. "2777.
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FMC Corp.—To Redeem Preferred—
at "the/company's
declacedf
...which Wi
stockholders*:of- Christiana.
the
orders
•
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ended
;
Christiana: tb-■the>
in
of
Eurofund, Inc.—Assets Up—
quarter
appraising;, iWi.the-PEeafdetit. said".. AncTfor'-.einphasis^het.Tvehfc, througi^ /fUrected^to, pcoceeri^irut.vidn. which;
h4s.,urgument
orders
payabler
Common
As
.Kennedy said^the Senate* Finance .Comnilttee report onvthe" bill .and/: annual
meeting.' ^—: ' a /*>-'"■•* *-"'*
1
*
!
; the, entire. Senate debate showed" >h unanimity* of dpiriion/that^the;.>**C?onsolidated tnet earntngs*;were $146,000" dr{,-sales/totaling $7,052,000
dtvestiture*- and- other
antitrust* issues
still
pending: in; >the Chicago' " for the- first quarter of the company's fiscal year. * For the • sariie. *
.court
*
its
and
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
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>-r*-J*>>;,Electroinc. Communications,7Inc.—Quarterly Report-,-
'
tran¬
175
Authorized
*
it
and
*
- *
the company during-the period Nov. 20, 1961 to Jan. 9r 1962.
%
535,500 *gm: shates
transducers
I960.-
instruments
solicitation
Notes
additional stock
td the public at $4'per share will result in an ihcrease*in the book value
divestiture order. /The-r antitrust lawyers" Argue1-that--because '""of the "stock
now outstandihg from $l';38" to '$2:0^'pet- share and a
corChristiaria is" 80%
owned by Du Porit' family.' members, such a': "pass-.
"|*espbpding, dilution of $1.91, per share In nhe book equity'of stock
through - from*the Du "Pont'Cd; would keep -aH-large,block of General ^
purchased by the p"ubiic".if-1V,. 'l§4; ,p; 2223."
*• r.
*
**-*
Motors; stock-in the-hands rif the'Du Pont* family; The* department ;.
n..!, *r
.'T*'
**•"*»
*
"isr also/: trying > to
get Judge LaBuy td order Christiana to Sell - the
«.
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£
A '
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;
p.
Pearl SL, Brooklyn, was organized
principal, founder arid promoter;
and manufacturing equipment-for ra¬
of
Anton,
developing
of
^detection
ceived by
stock,'all of
J!JP
...—
to .sell anyVGM stock it might receive from DU Pont
company
Nicholas
by
the'purpose
backlog
a 4Qc per. share commission and $13,500 for expenses,
also; includes 20,000 shares underlying a 5-year option
ier share.
the
193,
measurement as well as other; electronic and
and
devices
for sale
to
governmental1 agencies
private industry. The company is presently engaged in the design
of products,
the assembly of machinery and equipment at. its leased
plant in Brooklyn, and limited production recently commenced on a
and/or solder to laminate and join'-the components.*: The $246,000 estimated1 net proceeds frohi the company's*"sales of additional stock will be*
Supreme^-Court.v-"-'
,
common- Stock,
and- force* signals.-—V.
BUSINESS—The
-
under
Endevco* piezoelectric
amplifier instrumentation for the, measurement- of vibration,
inventory, and working capital.
This
r
1982.
formerly conducted by Video. ,
»
a leading supplier of DC Instrumentation
well-known
the
pressure
value
,
for
mated at $828,000; will, be used for equipment, additional
:
'
February 3, 1962 President J." F,J Kennedy :signed' ihto law H. R.- % sold'to the principal Underwriter- for $200, and 5,000 shares
underlying
8847-, -the. bill/which wfll permit Dii Pdnt- to divest-itself-"'oF 63'million
a like'option sold t'd Stohe arid
Dickmari, the finder; for $50, all exer-- "
-shares
of
General, Motors
stock- without
incurring the' severe 'tftx^ V cisfebler at'$4 per share.*.: i-.';.'V ,-J '-'•.■..Sr?
liabilities of'previous Jawsv However, ijbhe President; strongly emphasized
The company (formerly Allied" Solderihg-ft Brazing Corp.) is erigaged
that-his action' should, not influence- a Ghlcago/cburt^Stfll
considering
infthe -rtiariufacture, joining;4assembling, arid processirig of- metal parts
the/ariti-trustvaspects of the-Du Pont-General Motbrs"stock case;'* ♦' - ""and products, principally by the "use* of • heat."- It .manufactures lami- *.
i -The new -law will ease the tax impact on Du Pont Cb.'s stock- 4 ■ nated riiagnetic shields for Use in electroriic
computers, employing epoxy
shares
increase in sales volume
Corp:—Common Offered—Pursuant to a Feb. 7,
prospectus L. H. Rothschild, & Co^ 52 Wall. St.,
New York City, offered publicly 133,333 shares of this
firm's common stock at $7.50 per share. Proceeds, esti¬
which .will receive
7 :
7--On
holders
25%
a
Eon
100,000
at $4-per Share through, mncterwriter^ headed; by Charles Plohn
U
.
approximately
and
President Signs <
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<
.
$1,000,000; Endevco sales Vere
1962
./;"sale by.; the company, and 25,000 shares, being, outstanding.:stock, by
Jack A. Erdle, President and sole, stockholder.
The, offering: will be made
p0lW
nenei
were
anticipates* the consolidation of Video into Endevco opera¬
should produce cost savings and greater efficiency
operations
augment
'
T1^7A«ti4iirov
un esiliure
Pasadena.
Pasadena
sistorized
100,060 *
•
-
1961
,
100,000
4
Division
Boulevard,
major defense programs in, the U. S. as well as to many com¬
mercial and industrial activities. The proven products of. Video logically
Amounts
.
announced the purchase of
Inc., Santa. Monica,. Calif., with
stock. Video Instruments, becomes
of Endfevcu with principal offices at
Co.,
capital
the
diation
—
950,000
Video Instruments has been
to
Bond & , .r
Share Corp.—200,000
SChmidC, Roberts ft Parke 206,000
Dick
Merle-Smith^-_fl,300,000 ^
Drexel.ft. Coi_x_'_*_-.i_i_7-l,300;000 ':f M. M: Frfeettian ft Co^ Inc.'
Beecroft, Cole & Co.fL.i--/ 200^000 ' H.'I. Josey
Dorsey ft Co., Inc.200,000
' Metropolitan. Dallas Corp
—V. 195, p,.. 113.
;;
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7 r.
-r
the
in
for
v(E.71.1 du* Pont-de Nemours & Go.
950,000
,
the . corporation
Instruments
Endevco's
of
California
with
in
nuclear
.
950,000
.
in
104, fp. .2223.,
Co—
Tuq^er^^Anthony &
■
. .
Rt L^jq>ay_—
—.,. 950,000
fif H. W^^er7;,Co.Tr 950,000.
Instruments sales for
Endevco
tions
; Indianapolis
>■'
&
Co.—
Shi^eldSt^ Co
950,000
1962,
3,
Video
Instruments
East
Endevco
;
! ***
Amount $
>:
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc;t.2,000,006 '
v
the. report,.'H.,"N. ' Mallon, Chairman of, the-'Board, and J;. B. %
O'Connor
President; stated that net earnings for last1, year • ware
$10,117,335o"an -Increase of 'more thafi 10%- over the, previous year's "''
earning?- of '$9,190,822.* Sales
for
fiscal
1961
were
$235,729,443, ■ In) ; "
comparison., with the $247,134,633 recorded, the previous yearfv
>./Fhe,; earnings improvement was accomplished in large part- "by ' a
,
purchased.->
V
Salomon Bros. & Hatzleri4;800,000
the fiscal year ended-Oct.
report for.
Amount $
.
Noyes
Hutton. &
approximately $3,900,000 with estimated earnings of over 50 cents
per share for the year - ended Dec. .31/1961, Based upori 1961
sales
figures the acquisition of • Video, which is the first acquisition step
for Endevco since the initial public offering of its stock, should provide
,
are
E.
Corp.—Acquisition-
Jan.
of
Video
Video
.
any
..
Hemphill,
W.
6.
shares
161
.
-if
below have severally agreed
respective principal amounts of
named
the
'
'>•;'.)/7..,chase contract, 'tlie principal amounts - of the- p,ew bonds set forth
".v
"'I' .Av'"
Wlow opposite" their respectiye, names. Under the bond' purchase cori'•*
tract the "purchasers" a"re" obligated to purchase all of the*new bonds
' •*
supplier' of
water,
annual
31,71961.
;r; In
Inc.—Annual
assets
55,000
/
...
,
113.
'"T
'
.
company
950,000
Inc.———
p.
Effective
'
.
195,
the
r
4
Co.
Endevco
^
siOn;,-and. payment of : $1,550 was due on the sales made on the time
$25,500,000 in five series of Tirst mortgage bonds, $4,408,000 in two
payment plan;. The- offering circular was not> amended -to reflect *the
series
of
debentures, 90,000 shares of' no-par cumulative preferred
employment of Globe as underwriter or the. time-payment method-' 'stock1 in five series and "4,249,066 shares of common Stock.
of .sales. Ipjaddition, the company's financial statements included in
lf.
1
,
h;included '.In
; PURCHASERS—The purchasers nanied belqw, haVe*.severally agreed
c^rcular» 85 later revised, were inaccurate and-misleading.y •.
:$:■ offering circuit
tQ-purchase from the compariy;' subject to the terms- of the bond pur-.
__
the
1961,
175,000
Securities Corp
&
-V.
.
*
30,
Sept.
-
Langley & Co.__—1,175,000
Webber,
Jackson
American
.
an, agreement
purchasers
the company
set forth:. 7" .
from
there
Curtis
&
V^tjon prices declining from.-101.123%
,
into-
ended
months
the .12
construction.
i.
j.
,
the
than
cost
-
C.
Paine,
utility operating in tfie El Paso, Texas,
$3,500,000 of outstanding first mort-
1989,
interest
operating revenues of $7,506,223 and consolidated net
Amount $
W.
refund
series,
lower
a
$1,064,084.
purchase
,
^
funds having
v
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^
to
company
PURCHASERS—The
AllU
'*c
area,
-
WUOUliVICO
.
of
debentures
100.47;
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,■« Fenner & Smith,
100:153; Stone &
Securities--Corp., -100.144;<-Equitable Securities Corp.,
and
" W. Pressprich & Co., jointly, —..
* •
,
.
.
.
R.
100.11;: and Kidder, Peabody & Co.
and White," Weld Ac.^Co,;, jointly, 100.09..
"V-Eastihaif 1Dlflbn,1;-umon; SecuritieS''& Co. bid 10li909 for a 43,4#
VV*
102.80%
from
borrowed
consolidated
income
to
Stuart
other
purposes.
'
EARNINGS—For
had
4.55%.
a
with
of 22 West Jersey St., Elizabeth, N. J., is
engaged in the distribution of water for domestic, commercial, industrial
and fire protection purposes^ and for-resale by other-water companies
and
public bodies. The company furnishes water service at retail in,
26 municipalities in Union, Middlesex and Somerset counties, in north¬
eastern N6w Jersey, and for resale by others iiv various communities
in the same general area.
'• -, •
Cp.—Bonds Offered—Salomon Broth-
were
cases.
through
BUSINESS—The
,
.
together
financing,
2#
216.
.194, p.
>
>•
the
from
at regular
to par; and at special redemp¬
par,
plus
accrued
interest
None of the debentures will be redeemed prior to Feb. 1.
receding
debentures.
&
issueq *eb.
-
1967
per
the
-
proceeds
construction
prices
in both
■
1961
account
for
tion
adjustments.
the
.
redemption prices ranging from 107.68%
through'7
prior to Jan..31,,1963 to 100%
salesmen,
the company
in
September -.1960
-v
^
^
+
with Globe Underwriters, Inc.,-of Cody,
' REVENUES—El Paso. Electric- had operating -revenue - in the 12
Wyoming, which agreed-to act as underwriter ..on- a best efforts basis * uionths
ended Oct.. 31, 1061?-- of $20,476,692,v. .total income of $5,fof the 'toffering- of- SMC ■ stock. -Globe as underwriter made Hhe^^ sales .»i» 190.329- and net income of $4,075,114'.
For the calendar■- year. 1960,
of said 3,550
shares, of which'2,100 shares were sold on a time pay-"',
operating revenues were $19,445-,631,. total-income $5,169,600 and net
merit plan. In connection with such sales; cash payments of $2,000- -^.'lricome $4,172,960.;,, ;
were. received;
lncludirig $400 representing the underwriter's commisr-.; ; ; CAPITALIZATIGN—Capitalization as of Oct. 31, 1961; consisted of
entered,
■
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The debentures are redeemable
•
'*./.•"
which
on
tqke
issued
was
to
few
a
shares
k
100,483%'''. for the 4%%
coupon..'1'
officers" and
company
Citizens Band
aids.^—V. 194,
,
funds, will be applied to discharge in full the company's notes payable
banks in the amount of $10,025,000, which were incurred to provide
w^re'"sold: between
stated
r
to
.'
"
compared
bid of 101.889%.
a
PROCEEDS—Net
earn¬
446,351 shares
$1.07 a share on
on
to
company's
not
-
.
Competing bids for the issue all named a 4%%
They were: White, Weld & Co., 101.539; Hal¬
sey, Stuart & Co.,
101.539; and Salomon Brothers :&
Hutzler and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
jointly, 101.048.
develops,
sub-systems.
November 22 and December 17, 1960, after"
FEATURES-—Thc b°nds are redeemable, at the comFebruary 1960 offering circular had expired and had
;
^
/q^ ; ^ne,mP
ij. V1"
.68
,om 1(|5;85 /c
beeiv revised, .as-required. Moreover, although the offering
clrculac.'
„th'e
'
•
coupon.
designs,
and
'
the. number
stock
PRCK3E^$^—Th6
-
that
$1.08
$18,779,000,
calculated
were
-
COUDOH.A1-
over - the
-
Couimission
the
to
$469,080,
will be-distributed
that
Websterf» VM«VV*
the
VMC
tempqrarily "re-; '' •
temporarily "re-;
period.
erintr
or*
to
unaudited
are
report
bonds
Other
representsJiohs^tto^'the^ inarket
ot
increase
double
short
a
»- M(>
It
Hutzler, New York City, was manager of a group
on Feb. 7, $10,500,000 of this firm's 4%%
mortgage bonds, due Feb. ly 1992;:,
The
;
violation1 -oT^cAFtam;;*
from
field,
-
;
noted
earnings
The
any
reason'"of
* VftOUU
Ui,
figures
also
first
c. **'-ore<
Act. '"'-orrov r, th - .Tames fitm made-fdlse;
[ DCC stock
sale of -DOG- fdor.k ' /without-. atit.Virtrit.v front;1 <W
(without autjibrity froni' or,
the
Stockoffering
•
.
on
which offered
the
offering • circular; The Banner and
underwriters in-1 contravention of Regulation A by
w/
that they were'subject to Federal court orders
VAVTAA,
terms
,
&
ers
company's noti¬
James firms so acted
fication'and
as-
-
electronics
"packaged'-' electron circuits'
li v ^ E1 paso Electric
underwriter, two additional firms later became and acted
underwriters, namely, Neil James & Co.-, Inc., and Banner Securities,
as
modular
amounted
1961
audited
-cem|>er'
'
as
Inc;,
-
•;'
"December
at $4-per share; and
SMC offered7 225>000
1958,
the
SS v7ted
shares of. Class A .preference
per share.
A With respect, to-the DCC offering, the Commission-ruled that, while
the company's initial offering circular named The
Tager Co; of New
York
'
■
Langley & Co. and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
New York City, were joint managers of. an underwriting
group which offered on Feb. 7 an. issue of $9,000,000 of
this
firm's
4%%
debentures,
due Feb.
1,
1992,
at
102.799% and accrued interest to yield 4.70%
The group
won award of the debentures at competitive sale Feb. 6
pay
issuing the report, Treasurer Richard L. Eichler pointed out that
share
.
...
*•
would
400.
p.
",.'.*
•
.
of $482,059,"equal
This'compares with
for
1961
The
"
to-public- offerings-of stock by CL);'this' corporation f'DCG");
Beach; Fla., and (2) Spirit-Mountain Caverns; IncrfSMC•);^
Cody, Wyo. Pursuant to a notification filed in Febrcary I960,-DCC
.
*".
1960.
In
the
with
others
195,
"Jan. 25," 1962, filed a "Reg. A" oovering 143,000
flye"cehts) .to be offered- at $2, through Genesee
Inc:, Rochester, and H." B/Vesey & Co., Inc.,
shares.*;
Sales
in
Miami
of
largest designers and producers of electronic
and-factory-wired-form, manufacturing-106 dif¬
fields of high-fidelity, technician test instru¬
Elizabeth town Water Co.—Debentures Offered—W. C.
shareholders
Pont
and
rates.—V.
>
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•
.
1961
"
spect
of
'
Du
some
distribution
of
capital gains
preliminary report;'the company announced increased net
for
w.pending; /
.P«rm»°ent.pr..r
exemptions * from-Securities
in
outstanding.
He
issuance
Co.,
N.-Y.
Falls,
a
ings
A"'
Diversified Collateral Corp.—Stk. Offering Suspended
procedure;
time
the
Eichler Homes, Inc.—Net Up, Sales Down-
the
The
on
(par
produces and sells
1
covering .250'**■ '
common
shares to be offered at
$100, without underwriting. ,
•
' '
Proceeds are to be used for exploration and
development.)
Diamond; whose address is c/o,J. Miller Smith;' Esq., 26 W. 6th Ave.,
Helena, Mont, is engaged in mining operations.
" \
C''
a
shares
Securities
primarily
—
Under this
at
'7 -V ■ - :*
Proceeds are to be Used for new' fproduct." and working capital,
Dyna-Mod
of
317
Main St.,
East Rochester,
N.
Y.,
is Engaged
1 V.
Diamond Placer Mining Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—corporation
'
tax
the lower
""
at
corporation
Glens
-•
1984.
p.
The
,*
Valley
for-general, corporate purposes, including the- 'acquisition of aircraft
and
equipment.
In .addition
to
certain
indebtedness,
the/company
outstandings 1,496,313 shares of common stock (after giving effect
tor a proposed-stock split in the form of a 33y3% stock
dividend), of
which management officials as a
group- own
7.5# ■.< R. W. Freeman
The
633.
p.
Dyna-Mod Electronics Corp.-^Files With SEC—
common
has
Chairman
only
'F
:
capital.
nd
pay
taxes
-
property-and mail by air. It also is engaged in the business of
dusting
crops by airplane. Net proceeds from the stock sale will be available
Board
return, of
a
Atlanta
.Airport, Atlanta,. Ga.",* filed •
a
registration statement with the SEC on Feb.' 7: covering -203'.fiR7*>
7, covering 203,687
shares of common stock, to be. offered for
public sale through under-/'*
writers headed by Courts. & Co. The
public offering price ($45* maxi.mum)
and' underwriting terms are to bo
supplied by amendment. :,,
v
/.The
company
is engaged ki the business of transporting persons,
is
the
-
our
Lines, Inc.—Common Registered—
.
: This
in
products
ments, laboratory test equipment, amateur radio-gear,
transceivers, transistor radios, and electronic teaching
,
to
been., formulating
v
,
31,
Electronic Instrument Co:,
•'
aimed
wap
.
the
•'
"•
»•
strong
could
measure
*.
stockholders approved-a change of company name from
Inc., to EICO Electronic'Tnstrument-Co.s Inc.
The company scored a significant breakthrough in sales and earnings
for .the
first quarter ending Dec.- 31,. 1961,- according
to Harry R.
Ashley, President. Sales for the first quarter of 1960 were $2,075,037;
for the first quarter of 1961 they are $2,388,512; showing an increase
On Jan,
interpreted, as an effort .to influence the court
and
should. be delayed ' until, judge LaBuy, decided .thp'. matter.
As
enacted,'.the bill'. Upplle's onl^ to "the Du Porit 6as'e and hot: any other
the
Name Change Ap¬
—
.
n
)?icsident\s
merits
the
ertfoi ce
to
legislation!."
-The
.
reserves
of
who
Pont
by
should
Influenced In Its determination as to what
relief is appropriate" to carry out the decisipn of the Supreme Court,
and the Department of Justice should not be prejudiced in any way in
'
i
Du
of
decree
court
5
•" ■
2767.
+
•*
;
■
% The
corporation has cadled for redemption on March 16, 1962 all of
outstanding" 3% % cumulative preferred stock at $102.50 per share,
plus accrued dividends of 45^4 cents per share.—V. 194 ,ft. 2333.;
,
its
FWD
.The
Corp.—Sales,. Earnings Upr-
corporation^
"were more than
sales- for its
first
quarter,
^
ended
;
Dec,/31,
1901,
the-same period a year ago Maurice E. Ash,
'Chairraftri" df "the' Bbartr' arid' criief executive*, offiber ahnouncqd ia> -a
first quarter report to shareholders. The company also* earned a^modest
first quarter .profit, Mr. Ash said.
•
.
:* *
**
•*
Profit, after taxes, for the ^period was *$84,098, equal to 28 cents
with
—V.
193,
A Gainesville Inn of Florida Associates^-Secs,
of. $333,226 or $1.11 a shaie foi the
during the period increased to $6,005,43?
fiscal quarter of ■ 1961.
•_
1961, aggregated $8,295,271 as compared
$8,562,175 at Sept. 30, 1961, end of the company's last fiscal yeai.
share
a
compared to a deficit
as
period last year. Sales
from $2,998,210 in the first
Unfilled orders at Dec.31,
same
200.
p.
*
,
This
both
of
as
Mines'
Louis
by
sale
the
for
appropriate Canadian
bridge for each 100 shares of Ventures as soon as
r.
„
shave
received
Ventures
of
the
on
States
United
Ventures;
basis in
the
(O
the hands
the shares of Falconbridge (including
Ventures will be the same as the
•
surrendered
the
In
in
exchange
event
that
therefor.
1
•
held
be
interest
until
the
April.
of
the
As
shareholders
holders
cannot
be
will
made
receive
is
beforfe
a
only
shares
the
calling
meeting,-—V. 194, p, 633,
A AAriA
Av.%' AA':A'''A'; '■ AW-T*"'!'
1
V
the
Ventures
.
Sefe ;(E,
of
Falconbridge
'
,
in
Mainland
Puerto
Rico
$1,000,000.
Inc.,
established
Investment
ness
Co.,
San
under
Company
is
FCMC
,
The
annual,,
-
the
first
will
FCMC
loans
make
five
to
up
years
plants have been
new
growth, another
next five years.
of
from
longer.
or
in
••
$10,000
in
to
Rico.
Puerto
to be
Commercial
is
Kaye Kerr, former
Syracuse, N. Y. Mrs.
Bank
of
H.
Co.,
L.
W.
!■
■.
With
>
this
industrial
A.
Singer,
The
&
*
which
will
receive
a
30
•
cent
reported
certain
accounts
the
due
to
stock
share
per
balance
will
be
sporting
sale
Walter
receivable,
E.
and
used
for
commission
events.
will
be
Heller
The
In
and
at
$4.50,
Midland
through
used
estimated
$300,090
to
repay
net
record
to
A
United
capital
Indebtedness,
200,000
engaged
in
obligation
an
and
other
general
of
$27,343,341.
class
B
the
for
for
and
aggregate
-
<
•*
-
.Final
sales
Milton
'
in
firms,
'
-
'
\
'
L
Corp.—Acquisition—
'
-
>
•
W.
current
;
Moore,, President
of
.
cialized
of
*
abroad
.-r
in
'
-
See
New
•••
.Firth
Orleans
and
Mohasco
w
V.
•
:
v
The
its
company
has
outstanding
plus
at
Co.—To
Inc.,
this
accrued
the
—V.
p.
for
cumulative
dividends
Continental
194,
Redeem
called
of
Ti;
issue.—V.
p.
!
in .N.
»
to
Feb.
in
Y.
*
2448A '
^
^
194,
AaA
p.
2658.
T
'
'
r
A
redemption
per
National
Bank
■
Feb.; 28,
on
stock
share'.
"
at
the
$1.52
or
stock
will
&, Trust
,
■
.
Co.;
;
*
be
nine
President,
share
per
sp^it.^
5,000
•
:
.
the. sale of television and -radio %
has-published three works,' "Art .
in
common
stock;
1961
operation
-February.—V. 194,-p. 2333.,
•'
*
will
■
,
>
y
-
Jv
.
1
Feb.
j
to
permit
the issuance of-up
subordinated
debentures.
to
The
$12
new
holds
of, 6%% '15-year
debentures
are,
expected
REPORT—-Total met
Florida-based. developer
Ft.
Myers,
of
a
will
to -time
new
;
!
company
owns
required
be
operation, of
Regal
director,' is Board Chairman, President and !
31.25% of (he class A shares and Reiner
received such shares in September, 1961, in exchange
President,
85.77%—V,
owns
194-,-p.
stock, to be offered in-exchange
one-third
a
115.
1
•
•*
-
•'»*
v
real prnnertv or
fflr
,
acres
in. the joint
interest
.venture,
which
has
purchased
*.
■
of uniivn'roved^ real- prppert.y, in the cities; of San Diego
company
has
also
purchased
itself
bv
and. a citv lot improved
properly was purchased in * two >.
of $1.475,236;;Presently, trust' *
deeds on the property total $1,233,346 securing notes ^requiring pay- ;
y menfs each year of $185:900, The property consists primarily of' low *
swampy land, some-of which Is under water. According 1o the prosoec-%
about
40
•
with
separate
acres,
store
a
of
unimmroyed
building.
The
transactions
for
real
property
600-acre
total, cost
a
the property
is considered suitable for development after snhstsnar.d filling asr a marina type r'siden ial. subdivision. ;
was purchased for $120,500, subject- to
a trust ,
deed having a balance of $64 000. and the company also has purchased
an
old commercial building in La Mesa. Calif., for $35,000. subject to
tial earth. moving
The
40-acre
property
.
a
trust
a
seven-year
of
balance
a
pf
$32,000; The. company
entered
into
.
.
advisory service contract; in. I960"wifh Lambron & /sso- Helix Land, and has -employed,-the services of . th* boards
directors
contract
•
V
having
deed
ci^es- and
>
is
of
both
companies
in-common stock rather than in.
workinor capital: and the. maximum,
fee will be 17.766 shares of common
outstanding and-paid-for common: stock:
payable
advisory service
y
the
annual
y
is* the-lesser.
-l
for
the
*
2%
,
fee. und^r said,
cash to preserve •
total seven-year "
stopk or 2% of »
whichever figure
for. This purpose..-The
the, company's
•*,
-
advisory.service fee
sales
the
Golden
time
nublishing -field -designed
$250,000
Imperial Beach, Calif. The
>
19,
million
.
and .other, operating "income
planned communities of Cape
Estates,. near" Naples,1 were
of
fiscal
The .comnany
year
compensating
Theodore
G.
issued 526 of ;its-'shares under the contr»ct >:
ended April 30, 1961. The companies receiving they:
are to use the.saire.exclusively for the purpose I-t
nx»d directors, on a. basis of 50%.. toy'
will act as chief, executive; officer* of the .
officers
the
Lambron,
who
(President arid Board Chairman) and 30% to all nine memreported at $1^,475.500 for- the: three months ended Nov?- •30-,i-ul96l;-;»' Ibers of the-board, of directors of the company. *;
•
v
.The company has
against. $5,463,300 in the first .quarter of the previous; fiscal year.Vl. :
outstandings 49.086 >shares of common stocky, of yy
Net income amounted to $2,383,700, -equal to $1,05 per- sh?,re. on. the
which 48,500 shares were sold for cash at $8.75 per-share. Management
average number of 2,275.379v shares outstanding during-the' period, as
officials as a group, own *4.17%
of-the outstanding stock." They .also1
own
compared
withr$632,700.> or 32 cent-s per* share on an average'"of18.5%
and 31%^ respectively, of. the outstanding stock of Helix <■
near
and
Gate
company
.
>of- the
p.
of.
shares
in
the
current, fiscal
year
year,
ago
period.
•
2768.
.
H & B American
.The
the
Bank
common
of
New
stock
of
Figures
are-unaudited,
^
shared
Chicago. A
of .record
shareholders-through rights- by- an uhdevwritjng group
jointly by Morris Cohon
Co. and Street & Co., Inc^Con-i
terms' and other details of the- offering will !be made known
filing of the registration statement with the SEC."*-yv"-V!
the
COral,
"
made'
stockholders
in. the
the
stockholder)
about 600
and
'
6, stockholders' of this xorporation 'approved a ?three-fold
authorized, common sh?.res; 1 bus.-enabling a 300%
stock
to
-
developing, managing and^or.sellijftg rer.l property, initially hi Southern-1
California. It has entered into a Joint Venture .Agreement with; HnliX: *
L»nd Co.,. Inc. end-T.,G. Lambron to Associates
Inc. The covj oariy '
'
in an interim report to stockholders.,;'
charges and. taxes was $477,000, or 54. cents
with $256,000, or. 29 cents a share in the. year.
\
from
create
.
„
,
-
,
intev^p'-s ,:
therein or trust deeds on real property. The valuation placed on such .,
shares
and
the! properties will, be negotiated bv 'the e.omnanv and
the -owners of si cb assets.
The statement also. include 17,240, shares.to be issued, to directors in exchange for ceriain services.
No under- •
writing is involved.
' f
/
" ;
..
j
The- company wns orgr-nived- in. 1S6(L for the purnose of purchasing,
,
"
or
This company of 4265.Summit Drive,*La>Mesa,-Calif, filed a registrar
statement with, the SEC. on Jan. 29 covering 100,000 shares of
be
.
•,
tion
all
y
wiih
Reiner,
common
'
$1.33 per share as adjusted
company's
to. aenuive
part
He"ix I960, Inc*—Common Registered—
?
com-
company
for Boys & Girls," ;"The Every-Chlld's Picture
all of the outstanding stock of Regal-Advertising Corp. and certain
spot;' television arid radio time. Of the .outstanding/class B stock, Harvey
-
the
on
of
in
addition.
R.« Siegel;
year,
QUARTERLY
of
!%A
1962-all
$10,50; per
Payment
-
5,000
Appel
for
.
offered, to
version
on
'
A
be
headed
*' ;
.
7,500
—:—:
Co
Rosen &
The net proceed* from the. stock sale will
working capital for general corporate purposes and
as
10.42'%. Exquisite
:::
2768.'
1962y. Directors had
voted the distribution on Jan. 9, subject to approval by stockholders,. '
-In addition to approving the increase .in -authorized'''common shares
to
15,000,000 from 5,000,000, stockholders voted at- a special meeting
y
t
Preferred—
preferred
$0.04167
Illinois
742.
'
The
time.
properties
In
principal
.
1.986,200
Gabriel
■
specializing
agency
used
Garson
v::1"
an 86% Increase: sin- earnings: on a 54
increase.
months ended Nov. 30, 1961. This is reported by
compared
convertible
-I.
10,600
Inc.——_
12,500
'
•
Philips,
10,000
Co
&
Co.
&
primarily for chil¬
as
working capital in .
Advertising-Associates.
The company has outstanding • 240.000 class. A common shares and,;
130.000 class B capital shares. Exquisite Form Brassiere, Inc. (of which >
for 1961 were an all-titoe record f
previous top earnings of $26,624,080 were lp.
be
dren.
.
y '
Philadelphia.—V. 190.
Industries,
1947..
&
Gross
__„15i000
Co._^___i
&
p.
Co.__l__
Kaplan
Infantil* Illustrada."
lit.erarv
earnings
year ago.-'-V4 194r p. -1842. V •
,On
*
First
Carpet Co.—Merger Effective—^-
.
fiscal
-
for
'"■'
Llair
-
194,
may
tus,
York
offices
'
services
r,:Shares
&
H.
Kesselman
Co._^_;__15,000
Co._'_
initially be used
Gulf American Land fCorp.-^S tock \Dividend-^Deberlture Sale Approved—
y
•;*
.
corporate management for the past seven 4
through offices in Switzerland,
Panama,Nassau-(Bahamas), rni '
City. First Research has headquarters-in Miami, and branch
years
650,000 shs.
the number of shares of com¬
respective names.
•.
—16,000
Co
&
&
connection
against; $3,330,000 for the similar period last year:
The company's backlog of - unfilled orders is presently at-a record
high of approximately $2,000,000, or more than 2% times the backlog
.
Research, revealed that'the
consolidated annual gross billings will almost double the current annual v
gross billings of First Research and predicted the
acquisition will also ?
add substantially to the consolidated net
income.
Mr.
Moore explained
that Overseas Management lias provided spe¬
New
H.
Co,
&
&
Frumkes
M.
pedia
L
period. These earnings are based on 877,500 common shares
outstanding on Nov., 30, .1961.
-, *
• .V.
Sales were $5,140,000
for the first nine months of the company's
distribution
*•
$54,250
have ^severally
below
named
Encyclopedia" and the "Harwyn Picture' Encyclopedia,V.and is presently
engaged in the editing and publishing ior marketing. in mid-1962 of
a fourth
encyclopedic work in the Spanish language entitled "Enciclo-.
-
*
•
■■
figures
income, after
share,
a
cash
.
Philip
Heller
advertising
'
.
The
recent
the
Wolk,
Net
4
were
signed Feb. 1, affecting the acquisition of the
Management .Group of companies by First Research Corp.,
one
of the country's largest internatoinal business research
creating
Voisin
Linkletter's Encyclopedia
earlier
papers
Overseas
underwriters
The company is engaged in the business of publishing and distribut¬
ing illustrated encyclopedic-works exclusively for children and also,.,
through a subsidiary, Regal Advertising .Associates Corp., operates-an
year
1960 earnings of $37,123,000 or
audited
increase
Research
%
1,000,000 shs. :»■
statement
;..
Goodway Printing Co.; Inc.—Nine Months' ReportT-
in
(afier
,
'
Ilarwyn Publishlngf: Corp^Class A Stock Registered—
-11
Z'ik The company, scored^
.
corporate
corresponding dilution of $1.12 per share in thvbook equity
of stock purchased by the public. Bernard L. Schubert is
President and
principal stockholder,
>,
'
^
company
Outstanding
>
$54,250 >
'
par)
John
this-is$ue;^V^ i?3;^'%
'
released about„the> middle qf
a
First
($1
Hardy
—V.
the inclusion of sales of our operations
excepting Canada, nor the all-time .high
Inc., our wholly-owned entertainment subM. Byers, In which we own 81% control,
$42,750,000
the
reflect
,.
investment of $5,000. Sale of stock
to the public at $2 per share will result
in an increase in the book *
value of stock now outstanding from
2,2 cents to 88 cents per share
an
indebtedness
Lieberbaum
President, has announced that on the basis. of pre¬
figutes-' the company's 1961 net earnings. after taxes-will
Final
company
shares
the
1961,
...•
.
EFFECT TO .PRESENT FINANCING.
GIVING
25,000
Gross,
pared with
to
of
.
.
79,000
H.
Signs Du Pont-GM
:
*'•;/ '• v ;. • -
-
.
included."
approximate
recent
stockholders
•
company and the selling stockholder
stock set forth below opposite their
Stanley
States
consolidated met
liminary
,
working
certain
and
of $172,212.
taxes
30,
Nov.
unaudited net earnings after
and
Rittmaster,
set without
was
the
not
Boone
•
Co.,' secured by pledging certain '
officer's
salaries
of
$20,000;
The .
has outstanding
giving effect to a
recapitalization whereby such shares were issued in exchange
the
903
capital shares
then outstanding),
acquired by present
class
ended
Michael G. Kletz & Co. Inc.
.
for!-
$20,000
-
addition
months
10
Shares
^Qillette Co.—Earnings tUp—-
-
&
accrued
purposes.
20,000
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
1
Conseoutive
achieved-in -1959.—rV, 19.4,
officers
from
proceeds
$87,658.57
income
Common .stock
the
-
the llth
of
The
per
international
and
The
located
unaudited net sales of $3,508,657
Mortgage
.
and
radio
others.
that- improved
the history of
"
joint statement said:
-also
are
also includes 20,000 outstanding class A shares "
of the underwriter by the
principal stockholder share.
The company is engaged in the production,
distribution, and sale "of '
motion
pictures and tapes for presentation on television stations. It
owns all
television rights to 13 feature length motion
pictures and has >'■
exclusive foreign distribution rights to over 278 half-hour
TV series :
certain
to
at- one
by
accounts
62,000
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Up—
billings of RKO General
sidiary."- The-safes of A.
The statement
expenses.
sold
Mo;
/
previous record figure.
"This
o'Ystde
29
cents
offered
City,
President.
The
"
Trust
a registration statecovering 200,000 shares of class A
capital stock, to be offered for public sale at $2 per share. The
offering
will, be made on an.all or none
basis. by International Services Corp.,
Jan.
fidelity,
active
Authorized
in- whichHhe' consoildated: net *
sales exceeded the previous high record level, the-1961 sales volume '
was; $55,072,613, .or; 7,3%
bet-ec than the, lueO total of;:$753,947,649,
Director of A
This company of 505 Park Ave, New
York, filed
is
equip¬
^
for
Corp.---Presider>t
has
•
^Marking
President,:
Bank
President and
,
City,
and
This
Time
corporation
O'Neil,
during the A
He- is- also Chairman of
North
America,
New
York.
Vice-President of Merchant's
Frances
on
1,500
CAPITALIZATION
.
.
established
components, parts
'
The consolidated 1961 net, sales reached ' p hew wall-time bish 'of
$809,020,262, It was announced by T, F. ,0'HeU, phairman,, and M. G-,
financing,- per¬
.
York
St.,; New
43rd
W.
.
J.
high
SEC
.
EARNINGS—For
mon
covering
A"
Oeneral Tire.& Rubber Co.—Annual Reporjt—
♦
First National Television Corp.—Class A Stock
Reg'd
the
103
of electronic
television equipment! all of
company's industrial division
principally in the states of
New, York;,New Jersey and
Connepticut,, included among which are
companies engaged in .(he television,-broadcasting and communications
industries, original equipment manufacturers,; as well as schools, col¬
leges and other• educational institutions.
.-I
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'
Retail sales of electronic parts and equipment are made from the
company's two showrooms and sales facilities in New York City. The
company also maintains a professional showroom for its broadcasting
and. recording equipment customers as well as the headquarters for its
Industrial.sales (Jfvision fn New York City.
high
as
manufactured
are
advertising, spot
;
Co., Syracuse. N. Y., a division of Random House, is
Vice-chairman of the Board is Roberto de Jesus Toro, Presi¬
with
well
as
which
has >over.v
.
dent, Banco de Ponce, Ponce, Puerto Rico,
ment
ment
of
company
the distribution
v
Singer
Treasurer.
v
BUSINESS—The
engaged in
SEC—
"Reg.
a
Hawthorne, Presidentrsaid that at the year-.enditheCcompany's
military
order
backlog
was
in
excess
of
$6,500,000*- compared' to
$1,500,000 at the end of I960.—V. 194, p. 2333,.
* '
the
Chairman of the Board is G. Russell Clark.
the
be
With
filed
I.)^tfu Pont fle Neraours
1960.
D.
$200,000 for periods rang¬
past 12 years almost 800
the
expected
arc
production,
.
During
established
1,400 plants
and expansion of its sales, warehouse and office facilities in New York
City. The balance of the proceeds will not be immediately used since
plans for its utilization have not been completed.
' \ „ ' ,
.
market surveys, and provide
counseling
sonnel selection,: And plant locations. -
will be
the sale-of its 400.000 shares
.
in
enterprise
FCMC
will, invest in small growth; concerns in Puerto Rico, .the
Virgin Inlands, and the U. S. mainland!; The company will also conduct
ing
to
used
be
Motors
General
,
provisions of the Federal Small Busi¬
It begins operations with capital of
t.
A
Act.
.
Juan.
from
by the company to supply working capital, including the purchase
inventory for its new Syracuse, N. Y.,facility, and for the renovation
corporation of 170 Varick St.", New York, filed a registration .
wi.'h the SEC on Jan. 29 covering 300,000 shares of class A f
business during I>961*»ft: common stock, to be offered for public sale on an all or none basis .
resulted in the highest sales in
through underwriters headed by Van Alstyne; Noel & Co. The public
the company with a
recovery in earnings.
Sales of $65,599,666 were 8.4% greater than sales v offering price and,underwriting teriqs are to.be-supplied by amendment. :
of $60,508,356 in 1,960.
The statement also, iupludos 25,000 class A shares underlying fiveryear
Earnings in the second half of 1961 more than
offset first-half losses, resulting in net income for the year of $472,885,
optiori^ to ;be dold! to the'' undbl'\Vriter for $1;250, exercisable at the ,
or 23 cents per common- share,
compared with" a net loss of $721,328
public offering price.
V':
j -.* - ;
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•
of U. S. and Puerto Rican bankers have established the First
group
are
General
First Caribbean Mainland Co., Inc.—New Company-'—
A
Caribbean
$2)
"(par
to
1962
Divesture Relief Bill—
1
of
of
PROCEEDS--Net proceeds
of
D..
of
:
used
<
asset
;
.
.
the
of
copy
29,
Jan.
on
working capital.
"...
General Leasing of 1719 Gage Blvd.,, T'opeka, Kan., is
general leasing of equipment. ' V
1 "• V '
•
Falconbridge,
eachFalconbridge annual
report even if the distribution of Falconbridge shares to Ventures share¬
shareholder
shares
Proceeds
'
shareholders
end
Ventures
to
Ventures
Leasing Corp.—Files
Securities Co., Inc., -Kansas
'
bridge annual meeting, the Falconbridge annual meeting this year will
not
Inc., New York City, was manager of an
made the first public sale
on Feb. 6 through the offer¬
ing of 200,000 shares, at $5 per share.
r *
,:
Of the total, 100,000 shares were sold for the company
and 100,000 for a selling stockholder, Harvey E. Samp¬
son, President, who will retain 60.73% of the outstand¬
ing common shares following the offering.-
Finance
corporation
common
basis
<
Co.
1962,
General
The
Falconbridge shares owned by Ventures can be
before the calling of the Falcon-
the
Ventures
to
&
group which
of this firm's common stock
agreed, subject to the terms of the purchase contract, to purchase from
repd?red in exchange therefor;.and (d) the holding period of the shares
of Falconbridge (including fractions)
received by the shareholders of
Ventures will include the holding - period of the > shares of Ventures
distributed
The
share;
a
402.. "•
-
shareholders of Ventures of
of
6,
at $37
underwriting!
Corp. — Notes Sold Privately — On it was reported that a $1,000,000 senior ,
note due Feb. 1, 1967, issued by this company had been;,.sold privately through Michelman & Hanf, New York
City.—V. 195, p. 7.
- '
-1
•/ t,
Feb.
fractions) received in liquidation
of shares- of Ventures sur-
of
General
;
stock
common
oversubscribed.—V. 195,
was
Harvey Radio Co., Inc.—Common Offered—Michael G.
Kletz
a
had
in
United States shareholders. The rulings in effect provide that (a) the
plan of merger including the distribution: of Falconbridge shares in
liquidation of Ventures constitutes a tax-free reorganization within the
meaning of the United States Internal Revenue. Code;, (b) for United
States income tax purposes no gain or loss will be recognized to the
shareholders of Ventures upon tne receipt of shares of Falconbridge
(including fractions) in exchange for shares of Ventures in liquidation
of
offering
Federal
exchange for Falconbridge shares.
Jan. 26, 1962 from the Internal Revenue ServiceTreasury Department rulings favorable
to its
certificates
shares of this firm's
.
corporate tax clearances have been received.
No assurances can be '"
given as to when these tax clearances will bo received, but it is hoped
that the distribution of shares of Falconbridge can be made before
June 1 of this year.
As soon as the distribution can be made Ventures
shareholders will be informed and will be
asked to surrender their -Ventures
owns
Corp.^—Secondary Offering - Oversubscribed—
9, 1962,, it was announced that Blyth & Co., New
City, had completed a secondary offering of-40,000
York
as the original limited partner. The partner,
contract with Frank M. Perper and others, to purchase
for investment,
subject' to a long term ground lease, the buildings, %
improvements,
chattels,' furniture, furnishings
and equipment con!
f.isung oi 98 rental units, p, restaurant anu swimming pool, in Alachua
County,
Gainesville,
Florida. The purchase ' price of
the Motel is
$1,200,000 payable
$330,000 in cash and by taking title subject to A
two mortgages which in the aggregate will equal $870,000. Tn addition,
y
the partnership owns a second contract to "acquire an operating lease
covering a 42 rental unit extension and coffee shop now being ejected
by - t.ie seller -on S - acres o» i^s«a -ianO ;;COiii;.gLiou5 Vto 't;.e- existingA
Motel, both of which are to be operated as one. project. To effectuate
the purcnase, acquire tne il-esenoili interest ana pay the costs of this ; offering, the partnership will require $440,000 in .cash.. Of this sum, >
$20,000 is to be contributed by the general partners and $5,000 by
the original limited partner;
Tne proceeds oi txiis offering of $415,000,A
together with the said $25,000 in cash to be contributed by the part- A
ners,
will .be used as follows: ' (a)
$330,000 will bes applied to--the
purchase;price of the property including the refund of cash deposits,
made thereunder;
(b)
$5(1,000 will be deposited as security under.the
operating lease including the refund of cash, deposits made thereunder;^ (c)- $25,000 will be deposited to the account of the partnership for
the usual closing adjustments with any balance remaining therefrom
to.be used as
working capital; and
(d)
$35,000 to be paid to the
general partners for which they, have agreed to pay all expenses in
connection with-the' acquisition of the property,: the lease, the formation of the partnership and this offering.
The partnership, will; not *
operate' the Motel itself, but has entered into a management agree¬
ment for this purpose with Crest Motels .Inc., of New York City.
Crest
Motels will perform
management duties. and generally supervise the
operation of the Motel at an annual fee of $100 per rental unit. The /
Tne general partners are the sole stockholders, and management Oificials
of
Crest
Motels.
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1
ship
providing
Limited
and
limited
of
partners and Rose Lerner
Fraser,,
for the merger of Falconbridge and
Falconbridge of 280,600 of its r-treasury*
shares to Mclntyre.
In addition shareholders of Ventures duly sanc¬
tioned
by-law 30 authorizing Ventures to
make application . to the v,
Secretary of State of Canada for the surrender of its charter and for y
the distribution of its assets.
>,
t
•
Of the issued shares of Falconbridge, 83%
were represented at the
general meeting of Falconbridge shareholders held Jan, 31, 1962.
The
56.5% of the issued Bhares of Falconbridge, owned by Ventures were
represented at the Falconbridge meeting but were not voted,
thus'
enabling the shareholders of Falconbridge other than Ventures to de- yy
cide
whether or not the
merger
agreement would be confirmed by
Falconbridge shareholders. Of the shares which were voted, ,97.75%
*
were
voted in. favor of the confirmation of the merger agreement.
and 2.25% against.
A'*-A A %
AA
A'7
" AA1'1''A'
5
On Jan. 31, after the Falconbridge meeting, the transactions con- .,
templated by the. merger agreement were completed. .
'
,
f
The total number of shares of Falconbridge now outstanding or re,
served for issue under outstanding options or warrants is 4,876,133. ^ '
1
'File assets of Ventures now consist only of- shares of Falconbridge
>
and $3,000,000 in cash.
The said amount of $3,000,000 will be used to
pay the expenses of and taxes arising out of the merger and any re^
malning moneys will be paid over to Falconbridge. pursuant to the ^
merger agreement.
The shares of Falconbridge will be distributed pro
rata to Ventures shareholders on the basis of 104 shares of Falcon¬
pine
Ventures
$415,000
interests in Associates, to be offered for public • sale at
interest. No underwriting is involved. A 'v'-'■ V A V .,A-'A
is
a
limited
partnership
to- 'be organized under
New
law with Lawrence A. Lerner, Irving Nissenfeld, Frank C. Roehl,
Schlesingeiv Lawrence Suslow and Moses- Siegel. as its general,
York
J.
covering
29th
an.
Associates
President, announced that, shareholders of
Ventures and Falconbridge had confirmed
the agreement dated
Nov
7
1961 between Falconbridge, Ventures and Mclntyre Porcu¬
H.
1
Feb.
on
On Feb.
registration
$5,000 per
Ltd.—Melrger Effective—;
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
On
SEC
the
Harsco
Reg'dr-A.y
a
partnership
W
\
with
statement
111 West, 40th .St., New York,-filed
of
company
the
y
for -the
y
t
Gorp.^Appointirient—!•'t
been
auarter*
194,--
Land
and
T.
G.
Lambron
has
&
'
Associates.—V- 191;. p.
VvA'%*.*•;.
•"
2518.
.*
y..
.
,
Heublein, Inc.—Quarterly. Reports—
;
A AA. ; i AA
Ajfo'hn Gy MarthA chairimariv of.1 this Harttord,!, Conn, firm reyori-dy
second quarterly earnings were the best in the company's history and \
appointed.'sold.'--Sradsfer-'agentor» -exceeded those of the
manufactures,-imports
corporation.-—V;yI90; p. 871.\>
yyV. v
. <;■
York
the
first
company-said.—V.
.
^
same
and
period
exports
lasf yeaT *by*t'14,5%.
finey foods
The
and beverages.;
concern
■
Volume
'
Net " income
$1,064,192
for
the
for'
after
second
shares
the
taxes
three
months
Curreht
against
earning
cents
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
v.
Deo/* 31,
$929,826
totaled -J
1961,
■
-in- fiscal
1961.
Sales
fewer
shares
the
in
The
the
months
six
ended
1947;
p.
:
"
.
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,
•
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...
pjmil Aircraft
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Chicago
V"
195
114
d
1
7^/1
V"
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v
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.
Jan.
on
Reg.
a
A'
covering
''
registra-
*
Of
.
of 315 Central Park West, New-York, filed
with, the SEC ori Jan. 30 covering-.. 100,000
ing will be
100,000
on'a
made
-
best
efforts
shares
basis*by R: F.' Dowd
■
—
a
& Co.:,Inc.,
»..**«•-
■■■
.'Hill
/
—V.
of
Fulton
;
CoUpty
Airport;
Atlanta/is
aviation
general
'
/
■'
...
.
„
one
219.
p.
share
new
stock
for
from
165,000
nine
each
7'.., /"/.'/
y-/;
y
shares-(no
$6,500 per unit or
,
,
of
oorpor&tion«-on Jan.
common
...
...
195,
The
j,
-
„
basis
held
of
Lake
ment
Eldora
and
$6.50
of
158
operation
1962
29,
to-be
par)
Fillmore
of
ski
a
filed
No
"Reg./ A't
a
offered
share.
per
■/ -:•/ '///;./■ ■,/-/
'>/,
SEC-^yV;/''-'-'
"
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'
authorized
Lake Eldora, Corp.—Files With
;
at-$3 per/share (2L 15,000 outstanding shares:recently-purchased' by
Corporate Funding. Corp'/j
Rp.'dor $15,000, and (3)..l,548 outstanding .shares
.
in' .the
change
'
Rights will expire Feb. 20. Underwriters
for the rights offering-include McCormick & Co.; A. C/'r
Allyn & Co.; and.A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., Chicago.
certain, "friends of/ management for
'/v.- .'/'/yVr- ; / -/I'ecently,purchased by'*ceT
$3,850.*
'*!
""V;- *>" vl ''/"/V'/V/
".The COT^w.WVi orpai
M
Tbfi
ort^ani^rd >-nder New ori- Jpw *in May,. 1961 a^d
/.Holiday Mobile 'Home Resorts, Inc.-^UnitS'Registered •/ is-engaged in the business of interior and-industrial design previously y
\
.This company of 4344 East Indian School Road,; Phoenix, Ariz/filed
conducted by-Jagp Penraat, its President/A subsidiary, Visual Program-a.' registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 31
min£i Inc.;- -was recently organized to engage in the business oi-z-'
covering 3,500,000 •
rshares of common stock and "five-year warrants -to purchase an addiV /, -•Uf»;tAC»pvgt'-»designing, producing and marketing self-instructional edu-'i
tipnal 700,000 shares at.,.$10 per share, to be offered for public sale A
f'a.tl011£l courses geared to school students, adult education, and indus-.
in units consisting of five shares and one warrant. The
offering will
tui^L^cm^FClal and military personnel.. The $217:500 estimated net
be made at $50 per unit by. management officials, licensed securities
proceeds from^the. stock, sale will be used to develop and produce '
dealers
which may be employed
bythe- company or by registered ^
P^°8rams
^etiiiement of-teaching machines for the sub- ;
broker-dealers*-and a commission .of $5 per unit Mil be
paid for such 4 'zw&xyti tor prgaruzation of; a^ sales force? and sales program to promote >
sales.-The statement, qlso includes an- additional:. 700 000 shares
under-//. Ule sa?e of/teaching machines, and programs, for an intensified .sales
lying like warrants to be issued to original stockholders of the company > campaign to increase billings of the company, for acquisition of new
in proportion to their" holdings./-. ••'••• '
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* *,
"
facilities, and-for working capital. • .
, ;
-, >v:.v„
the
on
:
•
to
record Jan. 24;
Securities
business,-
Increase—V
of record Jan. 24, and sale of
($10 par) shares to stockholders at $50 per share
50,000
share.' ,The/offei:r
$3 per
(Chicago)—Stock
stock dividend to holders
1
statement
Bank
($25 par) shares to 500,000 ($10 par) shares to effect a
21/2-for-l split as of Jan. 25; provide for a 1-for-ll share
,
'Jaap Penraat Associates,"IWC.—Common" Registered---'
tion
f
•"•
filed
1962
29,
.
_
National
Salle
voted
ers
i
i
••
,,
Leasing Cwp.—Files With* SEC—^ commdn^tbqk, Iq he offered.,for public sale at
T
The corporation
capital sh
i
This company
year
194,
La
7
Split Rights Offering Approved—On Jan. 25 stockhold¬
of
.
-
Dec:
31, * 1961,- sales rose to $57,482,148 >. of
from $52,889,964 in 1960 and net income increased to
$2,057,739 .after. *'• '■.
taxes drom
$1,813,784 in- the preceding period. This was equivalent *
to 43 cents a share in the current half year against 38 cents'a
earlier.—V.
Co.—Partial Redemption—^
company
operation
,*
previous-year.
(747)
has'called: for .redemption ori March 1; 1962 through
the. sinking fund $251,000 .of its 3.207*series I bonds"
due March
1, •1982 at .1007a
.Payment will be made, at the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, or at the First National Bank'
»
_
For
Steel
inland
/
$30,973,937 against $28,560,899 a
share were 22 cents on 4,805,4011
per
56,436
on
:
ended
with
compared
•
quarter amounted/to
earlier.
year
Number 6133
195:
in
units
covering,>45,000
of
1,000 shares
involved.
underwriting is
St., Denver,
is engaged
center.'.
recreational
in
at>
develop-.,
the
;y
Lefcourt Realty Corp.—Securities Registered—.
.
This corporation
tion ' statement
purchase
of 1000 16th
with. the
400,GOO
St., Washington, D. C., filed
SEC
debentures
sUbord.nated
due
shares
common
Jan.
on
29
January,
at^$2.50
share.
per
At^jj
loping
•
mi f,r
securities
^
k
°
and opeiaUng mobile home lesoi ts and le- - one stock split ), of which Penraat, and Wallace C. Vogt, Vice-President,
businesses thioughout the United States
primarily through sub---.: own. 54.9T& and 31.4%
respectively
Penraat
obtain°d
his
shares
in
sidiary coiToratiOhs. Construe*ion is virtually complete and operations
exchange for assets, less liabilities/ in the net amount of $3,352, and-'
k
la,ted
hF16 reSi°.r
'
to be
n1'®
iifen
throughout the
,.
under contract
v,
.
*
a?
Vogt obtained his
country
the
0j
.
shares
and
for
-:
p^°dl!ctl0".and
.
exercise .of. warrahts); will'be-used as follows: $10,000,000
falls, due exis,lng. indebtediiess from past operations;, on
(and
;
.
to- retire as.-it
bank
loans
entered
real
and
into;
contracts
on
for
the
purchase of real property
already^
a"
registration
shares
none
of
and
December,
in
with
George
300,000
warrants.—V.
1C59,
Friedland,
in exchange therefor it
and
193,
borrowed
Kettner
Max
issued
the
$2,000,000
704.
p.
•
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trust
.
address- is
statement
with
stock,
common
in the over-the-counter mar¬
time of sale. The prospectus
or
company
Liberty Real Estate Trust—Appointment—
Jlfiy.' Steaks CO.—Common Registered—
This" coitipany/ whose
$^,000,000 _to develop and construct resort _facilities on ;
already
^under contract; $6 000,000 for additional work-^
property
.
According to thethe modification,
from
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. has been appointed by the
(Sarasota; Fla.) to/act as its co-transfcr tgent.—V, 195, p. 114.
-a-rVn;
sale
privately
the
agreement
an
associates;
debentures
of
time
to
that
under
their
ahd
for assuming a $1,000 liability
company his promissory note- in
time
indicates
„
$2,000,000
in exchange
giving the
v
mMW
*development. of such^resorts by subthe amount of $921. Sale of the new stock at $3 per share will result,
sidiaiy companies yet to be fonned, the plans for which are in-various :
in-an increase in the book value of stock now outstanding-from
eight
service- busi-cents, to $1.02 per share and a corresponding dilution of $1.98 per
nesses °ariin'mhP
adjacent to Jhe resorts. The two resorts which are beginningchare in
the book
eonitv
of stoek- nnrrhflspri
hv
the
nnhlie
operations were -constructed: with funds received under Federal- Hous- /"
- e
9
equity, ot stock purchased by the public.
ing Administration insured mortgages,-The net proceeds'from-the stock
;
*
■'<
*
company
from
at the market price prevailing at the
ket,
further
~
SJfih ni'Sh ? rf'i!^
Moab, Utah. Land is said
result
warrants
mutual agreement, of debentures and warrants previously issuedby the company as of Jan. 15. 1960, to a certain limited group of
persons,
which have advised the company-they intend to-offer theby
.
.Tta.^pi.vw
the debentures and
$2 000,000 of 6-79
309,COO warrants to
and
.
prospectus,
registra-'
a
covering
1966,
to
the
be
Route
SEC
offered
Magma. Copper Co.—Newmont
286," Saltsburg,
Feb.
on
for
5th
:public
basis through underwriters headed by
Public- offering price and underwriting
rPa/ -filed
On Exchange
.
covering
sale *on
65,000
all
an
■
See Newmont
or *-
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
terms are to be supplied f
Offer—
■*
„
•
Stockholders to
;
,
Vote.
-
Mining Corp./this issue.—V, 190,
Mann Research
.
>
p. 672.
/;-■•'
Laboratories, Inc.—-Common Offered—
Pursuant to
a Jan. 31, 1962 offering circular, L. D. Sher¬
/52 Broadway, New York City, offered pub¬
licly, 100,000 / shares , of this firm's common stock at
$& per sharfe. Net. proceeds, estimated at $237,500, will/
be used by the company for moving expenses, purchase
of equipment and inventories, repayment of debt, and*
working capital.
•
*
'
for -'it&-
lets
value
stock
of
corresponding
public,
f"
'
w
1
/ Humphrey,- Inc.
.
T
A
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*.»•
-
t
i
drive-in -^restaurants
.wiir be
which
:
wholly-owned,
the
under
•
in
opened
Stock
—
V
incorporated
and
^
giving
effect, to
recapitalization
recent
a
preferred
the
of'
stock;
stock
common
whereby
the
(aften
shares
such
BUSINESS—The
136 Liberty St., New York City, was
Nov.'12, 1942,.,. to engage in the drug ;
company's; jfoundev, Fred J/ Mann, has\
been its President-and principal stockholder since its
inception./The
major part of the company's
business consists of the sale of biochemioals to research organizations!
In addition, through, its v^holly
owned subsidiaries, Mann Fine Chemicals, Inc., end" Karl B."Rosen &
Co., Inc./ it. sells chemicals in bulk to pharmaceutical houses and
1962.
.
,
offered publicly, 40,000 shares of this .firm's $1 par
capi-; '
,
.
trade- name.
I
February'
Offered^On
25, 1962?-1': working eapitak-^
Snnl-h^ M'h'irt <?f '^i^Tnb-l r itv .'■"In addition-to t certain indebtedness mnd
ihOUtn iviam .too,. £>ail,.IjaKe Llty>company
has
outstanding202; 104• shares
179
Pfi
&
®
•'V
,,
*
/ '* '
-
' '
;
.
i''
products 'through
subsidiaries > operating
f'Winkys,.".' the - first of
Of/the net proceeds, from
n^mirto? ther%t(!ck,'sale;i-$146<756 wiH be used' for redemptiorr of 2.-910
(shares/
.tjy
of $50.^)ar-preferred^stbcki1 aftd* the Hjal^ince' for plant expansibb- and <*
now
outstanding from $2.07 to $8.47 per share and a
dilution in the book equity of stock purchased by the.
Co
&
man
were
in
chemical
of
company
York
New
on
;/:./":,//'/'5-//..' f
; ../.;'/r''//// /;• ••
'//'•' - >,/ .// '"//?/
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO 'PRESENT FINANCING" ,'
others.;
'
-
.
BUSINESS—The
outstanding is- $3,08 per share.—V.- -188,
company is engaged in the design and manufacture
instruments? used/principally in missile control and in-»
strumentation systems.
It has been working in this same field since
being organized as a corporation under the laws of California on July 11,- 1951- and, prior to that time, Mr. Paul E; Humphrey, the::
•
of
p.-
.
=
Short-term
650.
precision
K-S
President -amd .principal
ness
in this field, first
sole
in
San
are
stockholder.-bf
t ie^ company,-condvcted:bysir
of a partnership and then as a
has, since its inception, been conducted
where the principal engineering and production faciliti?s
proprietor.
This
DiegO,
located.
established
company
branches
in
V
company
195
located
are
at
2805
Canon
Street,
San
t>S
.
.
-
-
.
.
v
•,
,5/
...
Y co-owners is.
to
enter
into
maintain
or
.
4n
T_.
effect.
,
r.
■
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"*
»
$35,000
1,006,000 shs,
\\
'
Corp.—Appointment—
_
Manhattan
Chase
25
common
cent
Bank
Outstanding
u',„ $35,000
•
256,000 shs.-
.
f
,
of
the
appointed registrar for the
tion.---V. 195, p. 641. "
corpora
South
of 231
company,
statement
the
with
La
St.,
Salle
Securities
and
7
Registered^
Chicago,
Exchange
„
'Rvniorat.inn'.nnH-
.,//.//«..•./v/-
has" been
value stock
par
Marsh & .McLennan, Inc.—Common
The
/
tion
;•
..
/ •
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The company is a wholly-ownfed subsidiary, of King-Stevenson Gas &:
Gil!-Co;,.5a.Nevada'corporation. K-S funds will"offer to selected persons
.
"The
'.
gas
®osts of completing and equipping initial. wells which are' believed'
&SJ tncountered" .commercial production... No underwriting is>
.
.
-i...
its-
will
offering
mvoivea.
'
*
Markite
the. SEC on Jan. 31 covering $7,000,000 of com-,;,
and
oil exploration and development program.
be made in maximum basic commitments -of $4,000
and with-an estimated maximum'-assessment thereon of
$3,000 for the
,
/
.registra-;
.ft
with
statement
mitmeiits' to
Diego/Calif.—
114
n
p.
194,
'/
Authorized
-
par)..
(50c
1615.
.
company of ?00 South. Michigan. Aye.,- Chicago, filed
The
Philadelphia, "
Pa;y:in.'/II957r'and/''|p?!;^chitd7^Kan^/U^'::'196Ivi.vThe/;'jexectitivft:'/bfflo^
the
tion
-;
member
a
business
The
now
as
./ This
-
.
loans_
stock
—V.
Funds, Inc.—Securities; Registered—•
•
.
bank
Common
'
filed
a
Commission
registra¬
on
Feb,
proposed offering of 673,215 shares of common stock.;
The public offering, which is *not expected to be made before
late
March, will be underwritten by a nationwide group of investment
firms headed by Morgan Stanley & Co.
/
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>.
■
The company and its subsidiaries operate one of the largest insur¬
ance brokerage and agency businesses in the United States and Canada
Dev
covering
a
,
partnership
$5,000
basis
of
$390,625
Associates
Gilberc
Associates,
offering
to
be
offered
will
be
made
Securities
interest.
per
organized
was
Samuel Seigel
Snyder,
in
The
Transcontinental
mission
•
interests
interest.
per
by
1
under
and Ann Seigel
Corp.,
as
acnuivo
tn
fnr
sale
all-or
receive
under ,such
at
and
none
p£
Ann
Seigel,
original
invBot.mont
David
tho
fan
flfln
H.
fV./,
fr\
;,
by
amount
an
The
exploration
program
shall be operated
which "shall, receive Tor/Its;services:,
Kihg-Stevenson,
-
equal
completing -and
to
6%
the
of
equipping
quarterly
advances
and
a,.
relating to the lease, 25%
with
performs
pany
,
was
had been
Prior
of the
Iowa.
Davidson
In
Building
December *1961
original' limited
at
6th
and
Pierce
Sam
Seigel on
contracted/(l)
partners
Streets,
behalf
to
of
Sioux
himself
"purchase
F
i-
Of-
in
$85,000_ in casta above
the
m
contract
amo
for
cash
and
'nt
of
total
a
above
$562,447
the
contract
and
the
$ /5.O00:
purchase
payments
purchase
a
(3»
price
due
purchase
.a
"
earnings
partnership
$812,447
consisting
contract
in
of
the
to
limited
purchase
righ/'s
-property
for
partnership
the
properties
interests.
of the limited partnership
^
the
of
0
;
on
to
from
19
-
;/Jan.
10#?9
Froomon
•
—
4 Jfr
Kerr-McGee
subordinated
applied
the
to
shle /
pub.ic
„00J.
no
par
,.,:ii.
common
|ia
J
o-Tr-
stock
Urn
Common
prt"
the; financing
:
-
/;
the
same
just
period
a
released
year-ago,
D.
A.
from
Offered
—
at $3
per
On
Net
fiscal
said./that
Dec.
for
were
refined
$1.13
<return
.
on
income
for
products.- Earnings
per
share,
$17,000,000 ,for. the
•of
-
net
the
was
$7,132,000, despite
at-Kermac Nuclear Fuels
stockholders'
of
which
for
40
first
a
this
six
months
walkout
Corp.
cents
fiscal
.
of
was
re-
when .the
yEtantiaiiy
or
$6.64
peiv share
end.
of
name
.
was
changed
the
.
'■
•!
otVTNfV
ffff^t
To
prfwwt
•/";
,'//•/
Common
stock
r—V.
194,
p.
t
(no *
2659. r'
'>
v.
/"'.'.Authorized
par)^^___^y._^^l y, 509,000 shs.
tv
,v"/l ./
.
-
>■*', "
,
321,000 shs.
'
^
^
^
an
„
Co.,
earned
in
the
.
-
Inc.,
both
of
New
York,
to
about
a
and
p.
costs
'387.
of
work
has
-
1871*
owned
itself expects
company
be
total
a
public
of
offering
2,502,455
represents
cents
46
Co.—Ann.
share
per
for
Report
the
year
because
of
loss
a
of
nonrecurring gain of
$1,740,000 experienced
this vessel
jobs also
amounts
in
scheduled
is
were
to
-
under
for
December
1962.
at -the
contract
year
$10,984,209.
largely
as
result of
a
labor costs,
high
performed
on
foreign-flag ships here
in the
greatly during the past several years.
rising but- there is still a very large gap
declined
are
the
United
States
and
/:/,// •'/:/;/.' :/,///' .%/./
elsewhere
in
the
world.—
,./// '//.,/:.
/v./.
outstanding
f,,
'
s»U"ta American
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
The corporation has called for redemption on March 1 next through
operation of the sinking fund $88,500 of its 5 Va% subordinated deben¬
20%
due March 1, 1966 at
101.75%. Payment
Colony Trust Co., Boston, Mass.—V. 193, p.
tures
will
Old
704.
1961,
1950,-
;T Mercury Photo
shares
*
from
Corp.—Stock
All
.
the
•
company
for
.
made
Sold—In
at
"
,
tha
,
Jan.
Net proceeds will be used by
of additional .routes,
improvements to its
-
,
•
-
/
■
'BUSINESS—The
on
Aug.
25,
1961,
company,
Its
a
* the1'purchase
"equipment, repayment; of debt,
building, and working capital.
time
be
30,
1962; amendment to a prospectus, dated Dec. 11, 1961,
General Securities Co. Inc., and S. Kasdan & Co., Inc.,
'New York City, and Dual Planning Corp., Garden City,
N. Y., reported that their recent offering of
100,000
class A common shares of Mercury Photo stock at $5 per
/share, had been all sold.
A
order under-the Holding Company Act
to Issue
will
Drydock
of
capital
Merchants Acceptance
first
to /time; during 1962 an. aggregate of 55,600 common s.iares- at $10
share. /The funds will be used for Kingsporf s current con.traction
program.^-V.' 194, p." 636../- > '*
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•'
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/'v
' per
of
costs
191,
?authorizing .KiugspOft. Utilities, subsidiary of/American Elec'ric Power
Outstanding
'
*
volume
between
KilTgsport Utilities, Inc*—Stock Sale Approved—
On Feb.-5 the-SEC.issUed
•
-
ftmavctha
r'sJZATIiON,rGiy-ING*KEFEPT Tp •PRESENT FINANCING
'"■I
•
baptta!T7ATTGM
'
there
&
profit
pointed out that
report
wage'
the
•
.
been
company
business
States,
about, two
■
/
of
United
Get.
on
company has .been- engaged in food- vending, operation and management
of .restaurant
and suack bars .since its formation under term
licenses „in
various ., discount", department
store
chains..»Its
head
office is .at 711 Branch Avfe., Providence ;R' I
-
a
conversion
Backlog
The
BUSINESS—The company,-on
May 5, I960 under the
,
has
company
<
nonrecurring
Delivery
tanker
Four
•
/-
/
the
of
proposed
However,
year.
a
yeah/-the
/
on
the
and
Institution.
31,
decided to emphasize investments that would subincrease cash flow. For the fiscal year 1961 cash flow was
$42,000,000,,
and
and
realized a net gain of $207,304 which
produced an over-all profit for the year. Regular dividends totaling
$1.25: per share of common stock were declared during the year. ;;/
Engineering work is well under way on the research vessel
the
.company
has contracted to build for the Woods Hole Oceanographic
company
approximately
insur¬
corporate
reinsurance
and
The. speaker said, that Kerr-McGee's total assets at Dec. 31,
/ were, about $221,000,000, up from about $18,000,000 at June 30,
-
reported
'Foreign
y
pro-
-
the
Shipbuilding
company
during
extremely low
period.ended Dec. 31,
year-amounted
equity.
of
types
for
as
second. He noted that the net, income
last
All
nlnces
r.lso
In addition the
group.
which
"
during' the
'
.
year
duration
stock
the
Thereafter
of
:
$2,179,373
Report—
for the second quarter ended
/
QFa^rninlJ3f cenlt
>
nAmAnr,,;
expansion,
McGee
prices
1961,
c+
share.
Mr.
months'
all
shares.
•
sales
its
McGee,
Corp.
world.
primarily
compared with $2.84 a share in 1960. Wm. Purnell Hall,
President, in his annual report stated that the company had sustained
an
operating- loss of $31,856, or 10 cents a share, on $29,683,925 o!
sales aggre-
Industries, Inc.—Quarterly
company
$4,617,000,"
Fuels
current
:
quo
•ceeds wdl be u-ed by the company for
'payment of debt/ and working capital.
/
was
Nuclear
the
12,. I9b2,- Freeman & \ Co., 350 Washington St.,
■Brighton, Mass.,"offered publicly, 100,000 shares Of this,
firm's
For
figures
the
of
handled,
organization
insurance brokerage business founded in
an
of this
225,000
1961
President, told the Washington
Society of Investment Analysts. He said this compares with net income
for the same quarter a year ago of $4,631,000, as
adjusted to reflect
'the/ .transactionsr. whereby the /company acquired 100 %
of Kermac
o^er
and
Oil
•'Net income of the
1961,
;/■/''///./•:,•
-■</'yi.v
partnership will be reclosing)/,/',., / _//'/""*/■/■'■-'■■■
and
/-/
://;/ IMAG Food Systems, Inc.
above
$140,000 .in
proceeds
will, be
closing
quired "to pay $77,500 in cash at the
Ton
headquarters.
to
on
time
outstanding,
v.-*/ The
.
net
,
deposited
was
referred
received
The
interests
partnership. /
($7,500
according
this
Maryland
*-
money
which/ they
.
$965,819,
parts
are
'
the quarter ended Dec. 31, 1961, compared with 51 cents per share
jeported for ' the same fiscal quarter, 1960.—V. 194, p, 636.
of
mortgage and note in the arirount
of $100,000
($12,500 was deposited on closing and the partnership
•will be required to pay Ki37,ooi). m cash at the
closing).
Under the
terms
of the partnership
agreement,
the original limited partners
paid into the partnership $5,0OO in cash and have contributed the
/contracts
"
Co.—-Quarterly Report—'
- for
$150,000
amount
'
*
carrying
members
by
26.9%.
,
,
.gated $29,037,268 and net earnings amounted to $1,129,969.- •
On,.the basis of the: number of shares of common stock outstanding
'at the end of each period, .earnings amounted <to 43 cents per sharfe
to^ nurchase tire Davidson land
of
land
on
of
Kalamazoo
and,
mortgage
money
,
KVP Sutherland Paper
deposit an additional $330 000 upon closing of title) I //
'*l9' F 9 a pu?'c^ase Pnce. of $160,000 con-/.
i
pi-rcioat
sistfng.
note
signing
^
The company, reporting for the fiscal quarter ended.Dec. 31, 1961,
showed ' consolidated net, sales of .$30,080,668, and corresponding net
^
mortgage and note in the amount of $150,000
deposited on
was
V. 194, p. 9
the
for; tt
f $360'000
iviaca' mS'T
($30,000
and'
Huron
Stevenson.
City,
services
actuarial and other services in the pension field.
The comincorporated in 1923 as a successor to a partnership which
to
offer
to
shares
the
other
many
customers.- T^e
.
by Marsh & McLennan officers and their families. It is contemplated
that the proposed offering will include 448,215 shares of stock
to be
sold
chase
in
related
institutional
exploratory
have recovered all expenditures
owners
active
are
ance
costs
the
and
wells believed to have -en¬
countered /commercial production;
(b)
an
overriding royalty interest
in
each
l^ase
which shall bear the/same relationship
to 6.25%
of
the total production from such lease as the co-owners' working interest
bears to the total working interest
in such lease; (c) after the co-r
Feldman;
partners,
i ; /*
limited
Agreements.
mangged
(a)
com¬
a
New York law in January 1962 with
general partners and Clinton Bartlett
Max Seigel, Sanluei Seigel,
Seigal and Robert Cantor as
Tt' nrnnncpH
public
an
will
v
-
-
for
on
which
,
The
business.
n
principal
offices
•
,
corporation,
and plant are
Delaware
organized
273 Clinton
was
at
acauired
P:;
as
"="*
■''
■' 'ii-'.-'-''
v
debt
Long-term
750,000 shs.
—V.
stock
common
194,
p.
%
by
•*
the
'
dated
3, -1961,
>of-July
as
"the
•
of Internal •{/;.
Tax-Exempt • Bond
Nuveen
Fund, Series 2,t herein referred to as the -'Fund,' • will not
an
association taxable'as a corporation for Federal income
-
and
poses *
a
;
•
k...
this
Under
of
.
..
interest
the /'Fund
by
distributed
when
constitute J
tax purbonds -which is exempt from
Revenue Code of 1954 when
V
certificateholder will be considered the owner
rata portion of the Fund and each certificateholder yill have
received
<
on the underlying
tax under the Internal
interest
income
Federal
pro
to
a
will retain its status'as
certificateholder." ,'• %
/
tax-exempt
.
,
ruling each
t
'
°
is compared -with'$29.3 miUion, or
share ol 'common stock,
per
—ij by ~
purchased i~— a single
ruling of the Commissioner
TAX STATUS—^Pursuant -to a
Revenue,
hsts knnounced1 fchat lts net sales reached record levels
in 1961 but that earnings had dipped slightly below those of the previ-r.
ous year.
Nabisco's 1961 results were contained in a preliminary yearend report issued by President Lee S. Bickmore.
;Net sales, climbed to .$486.3 million, up' iieariy 5^ 'over: :the 1960
figure of $463.6 million., Earnings for. 1961 totaled $28.4 million, or
$3.96
' '
'-- 1
number which ■—-' 1. -•
may be
least
investor.
The company
With SEC—"Reg. A" covering 5,000
without .underwriting.
common
be used *.for .working -capital,, equipment, and other
: •.'
....
'
y •,
-«%%/)
6r-Syphersi-whose address? is the Picfcaed. Bldg., E. Molloy
Rd„ Syracuse, N. Y., is engaged in the design, development and manu-.
facture of eleotrohlc; measuring, equipment- and." components, especially
pertaining to semiconductor devices.
V
increased
period
National Biscuit Co.—Annual- Report—
10,000 Wts.
10,000 wts.
corporation on Jan.-26, 1962? filed *
shares (no par ) to be offered- at $10,
The
months
six
2119.
p.
88,001 shs.
Syphers, Inc.—Files
Merrithew &
'.
distribution charge equal to .4 /2"%
$
1385.-
p.
(par
_
only. 13%;. to $40,470,787 from $35,820,319 for the comparable period, Wieland reported.
la'., %
Revenue passenger miles in the 1961 six months period increased by
37%
to
641,473,000 as * compared
to 467,918,000 in I960.—V.' 194,
this
139,900 shs.
200,000 Shs.
10c)--—
Class B common stock
(par 10c)_—
Warrants to purchase class A common
-stock, par value 10c per sharei---'—
A
Class
determined by the offer-
year.
The
$286,010
$286,010
Monday, February 12, 1962
.
..i,.;;'
" ing
nrice of the underlying Tax-Exempt.Securities and-".
improvement in National's position was based on operating rev& P ■
Jicfriu,iH«„
pViovflo
omid
tr» AVv-Pf^ of the of-'enues of $41,403,689
for the six months ended Dec.-31, 1961, up 35 %" >; includes a
?
over
the
1960 six
months figure of $30,780,009. ."operating costs in
fering price.: A minimum of. 10 units has been fixed, as ;
prior
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
.
.
after, computed d^ily, will be
comparable period of the
of $4,038,205. for the
to a net loss
compared
its formation the company
Sunshine. Photo Service, Inc.,
a
New Jersey corporation organized in -1948," < and Orbit Color Service
Inc.
a
New York corporation organized
in 1959.The company is
presently engaged in the processing of black and white - film, the
wholesaling of photographic film and supplies, and the jobbing of
color processing for retail dealer accounts.';,
'
N.
J.
Shortly- after
wholly owned subsidiaries
Newark,
Avenue
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(748)s
Proceedsare- to
corporate - purposes,
Merrithew
attributed
Bickmore
that
pnrl
thp
hv
decline
the
the
of
general increase in costs but said
'Werp' runiilne about even with the
to a
m-ofil<;
vear
-
expenditures totaled'$16.8 million in 1961, up from
$11.5 million the previous year.- The major project in the 1961 program
was
the current construction of a new biscuit and cracker bakery in
toVaMix
Offering
Inc.—Secondary Stock
Microwave Associates,
6, 1962, it was reported that, a secondary of¬
fering of 35,500 shares of this firmV common stock had
been made through Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
scheduled
rhipairn
^
p.
id*
v
v.
nrodnetion
start
to
of
the-end
hv
this
-
;
•
.
•
,
'
.
corporation has called for redemption on Feb. 15, 1962 all of
outstanding 5VsVo sinking ..fund,, debentures of 1958, due April 15,
at 101%. Payment will be made at
the Ohio National Bank,
Columbus, Ohio.---V. 187, p. 2551. .• .$• '
,
•
.
Feb,
On
5
the
was
1964
York
the New
Exchange.
,
Ticker symbol for the stock, which was previously traded over-thecounter, is MIL. Opening price of the stock was $39% per share.
Edward H. Beardsley, President, purchased the- first 100 shares of
Miles stock at a listing ceremony marking the start of trading. Edward
Gray,
the
Miles
4ft inn
vice-president of the Exchange, also took part in
)
'
'
\
Laboratories is a major producer of home and professional
executive
ceremony.,
•
for dssue
shares
shareholders
Miles
approved
has
Miles
:
approximately
writfpii
4,150
hvT)pflTi
written
Wittpr
•
Witter
PROCEEDS—The
-
from
bank
increase in authorized shares from
making effective a 3-for-l stock split.
shareholders representing 46 states
be
added
to
Trust Co.. has
for
to* act as -sole- registrar
been
its
stock
Common
capital
■;
'
"
. v
in
1960
sales
in
Sales
figures
Go.-—Ann. Report
for
"We
of
third
the
of
trend
1961,
about
the
1615.
p.
of
$70,692,000.^'
for» the
sales
-
,
quarter, of
fourth
..
the
half
last
...
all-time high to that-date.approximately $157,000,000.
$1.46,000,000,
quarter,
optimistic
are
194,
than
more
earnings
with
indicate
.
an
were
future,'.? Buetow- said,"because the
of 1961 has continued- in -January."
+
.
the
stock
by
common
TO
EFFECT
in
terest
•
deemed
will
'—
—
p/p
fv
;
:
v—,—
—
any
units
are
re- '
redemption.
hold
thereafter,
until the termination of the'
The Sponsor will initially, and
units in connection
with their ^
offering, and such units may be tendered to the Trustee" at; any time-' VP ;
$3,637,500 > for. redemption/ While it is the intention of the- Sponsor to "purchase •
4,000,000
units tendered to
the. Trustee by others, In accordance with the
.
997,382^
indenture,-the Sponsor .is under no -obligation. to - do-.so and; accord-' >: /
...
ingly, no assurance can
•-size'and-composition.
.
,
$8,634,882
qutstandihg-pPi.^^_^_.^,ir_....s.v--...
-
be given that, the-Fund will
retain its original'
I
At any particular, lime "the-Fund, shall consist of* suqh of the public
bonds • initially;.deposited therehv as may-continue from. time, totime
291,000
$29.67.
share of common- stocks-——
per
time
to
outstanding
remain
its. earlier
or
time
from
extent, that
the
to
the
unit
Indenture
;
company,
national
a
;
banking
*
.
,
Mobile Gas Service
Fund increased)
Trustee.
the
by
Each
FINANCING
PRESENT
:-.v
.
denominator is .the number 'of units outstanding at any particular '
time.
Initially each unit is to represent 1/150,000 fractional undivided
interest
in
the Fund.
Thereafter,
the denominator
of the fraction
will
be
reduced
(and the eertiJicateholder's
fractional/undivided in- '
.
$159,000,000/ This compares with fourth quarter
than
more
1960
upward
—V.
$549,675,000
were
preliminary
will be
of
the
representing
units
150,000
-
association,
was
-to Upheld, (including certain refunding securities.- deposited -therein inchartered under the laws - of: theYUnited Statesmen June 17^1895t
Its'^vcxchange^-or;aubstitutibh:.fqr:any of -such,-bonds in aocordance-with the •
principal office.is- located .at:24 -Bark-,Avenue/.Rutherford, N; J.v .
'Indenture),' together.. witli: all r undistributed .interest ;,therepi( and; all/. .j
Alt of its10 Jjankirtg;;-offices> are":located•"ih' -Bergen -CourttyBased • •
iWhdidtributed'..<fk§h from, .the sale,' fedemp,tion, liquidation, pr .maturityv
,
von deposits, the- bank ranks /270ch -in J size among, the) nation's some
"thereof. Euch amounts'as may be, deposited .in the Rfseryq Account,14,000 commercial' banks/) V,/%v-p p. .i,
v
/ p*^v>
^Mereinafter/refpr^4,tp( sball.be excluded;from thp
»v
P. p/
The-bank's-total.,loanS'';and. discpiints which ..amounted to $50,2854(ACQUISITION .OF UNDERLYING-PUBLIC BONDS—The Sponsor dias; &',£>
665 on.Deci 31, 1961Aos compared ..with, $47,966,324 at-the end of the// acquired.ithe; certain public bonds, In. the principal amomU-of;$15,000,;i
previous..year/,, consisted of loans,.to, pprnmercial, and industrial com-.«. ,ooo (Including-dn,certain cases.cqntraetsVjorithe-'Purchase of bonds;oh) .
.panies, .cons,vuper_ credit' •loans, 'andv; Qip^tgage/Jpaiis on-resldences and
a - "When-Issued"
ba.sist;for-;deposit...in ;ithe,, fund/. TJie • Sponsor, -has: < •
other. Improved..-real estate. Thg, most important category, was, real
selected/and from -time to/ time acquired .the bonds best suited, in, its;'
estateloans
which
constituted approximately 50%.. of total loans.
experience and judgment, for initial deposit in the .Fundi based upon;.
Approximately. 8'l#;.of the real ..estate loans, were secured by-residential \ in addition to- otlie.r; factors, ,the following requirements(.1), that.
property of which 34 % were, insured by the Federal/Housing Adminis¬
every bond so selected is the obligation of an i=suer; which 4s not in:
tration or guaranteed hy• the Veterans' Administration.
def ault in the /payment - of / the principal - of and interest .on- any • of ;
V
■.
The bank's-Consumer-Credit, Department has. become an increasingly
its, obligations outstanding,;with, the public;
<2.i that the. c.ost. price,
to Jthe Fund of- the-/ bonds purchased was -reasonable Vxelaii.ve- to ,the» ; \
Important part of the bank's business in recent years/ Loans by. this
cost of'other tax-exempt Public Bonds of comparable quality and ma-;
department - for the purchase of automobiles, equipment, repair and
,,
modernization of homes and for other purposes constituted approxi¬
turity available in- like, (amount; and (3) that theibonds ore well- di-?
;.
versified as to purpose of Issue and location' of issuer.,
;;
mately 17% of total- loans.
.
' *
Neither the Sponsor nor the Trustee shall be liable in any way for
-Commercial; and; industrial loans constituted" about • 12Va%
of total
loans.
t
>
y
any default,, failure or -defect in any deposited- security.-: .
■
The average return -on aH
Trustee: to the Interest Account.. -Moneys • other- - than, interest, re-....
loang for 1961 was 5.90% ;as- compared
with 5.72% the -year before
Ceived by the Trustee are to be credited to the Liquidation Account.
In accordance with recent
trends, .the bank, effective Jan. 1, 1962,
After certain deductions, including deductions to cover expenses of
increased
the interest
rates .payable by if on savings deposits • from
the Fund and to- cover .redemptions., of units by the,.-Trustee,'. ;if. any,3% to 3%% per annum./-; ivVV%%/ -•{:the, pro rata shares-of the Interest Account-,and of._-the. Liquidation.
Account represented by/each unit * Willi be computed semi-annually as;
by the company on Jan. . 31.
.
Earnings also were expected to be at record'• levels, said Herbert P.
Buetow, 3M President, in announcing the preliminary sales figures.
The
received
be
shares
for
4
of the underwriter
entire ownership of
the Fund for distribution.
Each of..the". 150,000. units, offered repxesents a fractional undivided
interest ln the Furld
The numerator of the fraction is L and the
Of
par).,
Totals
Book value
1961 sales increase-of more than 10%—to a-record of-approximately
Sales
to
$1,697,500
of
additional
funds.
GIVING
($12,50
Number of. shares
.
$608,000,000—was reported
.
taxation - of -
to or on the order
has delivered
the- Indenture,
certificates
Reynolds & CO., Inc., N. Y. L.
Prof its,
EUSINESSr-The
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
of
Piprep
Tivneh
Merrill
"■
—_———
.
p,
by the;
stock.—V, 195,
M ' y:'
;:v 7
ii
1961
the
to
respect
the Sponsor has deposited with
of the Indenture
,
appointed
common ?
on. ine oasis .W
held Of record Jan. 23, with
•:
Undivided
p.
A
with
set-forth bfelow. These bonds initially constitute the underlying securitie? in the Fund. ;
Simuitaneously.with such deposit the Trustee, pursuant to Section 2.03
^UO., Memn Lijmcn, jri«:ce,
48,500
the
of
its
CAPITALIZATION
Inc.—Appointment—
Bank dNfew* York
Chemical
corporation
::li ■■■ .4.
;
vary
-
the Trustee the public bonds acquired in the manner
nf :
hncic
rirv
per snare
Po
;
amount
entire
sale
the
tsbnrp
npr
this amount $608,250 will be
added to Its capital and $968,750 will be added to its surplus, thereby
making total capital and surplus of $7,637,500.
The balance of the
proceeds of the sale, less underwriting commissions of $33,950, will
be added to undivided profits.
) •
»
/•
will
Surplus
ML gray. Elecfrcmics;
Jlf
Fenner & omith InCi, and
paid .dividends for 68 consecutive years.—V. 195, p. 524.
and has
,
.
'
:
aVnder'sectto'2:01
(N. J.)—
Rutherford
of
The offering is being under-
rights to expire Feb. 20.
an
2,000,000 to 6,000,000 on Jan. 11,
common
One new share for each five
«-
.
charW hf
snares at «POO
rnmmnn
4o,0UU
,
exercise of options.
on
Bank
Community
National
Rights Offering to Stockholders—The bank IS Offering
its stockholders the right to subscribe for an additional
pharmaceuticals and of chemicals. Its home drugs include Alka Seltzer
and One-A-Day Vitamins. Professional pharmaceuticals are principally
in the diagnostic and dermatological fields. The company's chemical
division produces
citric acid, enzymes and synthetic organic com¬
pounds.
Listed by
the Exchange were 4,725,027 shares of common stock,
including all shares outstanding, shares reserved for issue on
con¬
version
of 434%
convertible subordinated debentures due 1980,
and
-
'
or
.
'
C.
sold
'
DESCRIPTION OF FUND—The Fund has been created under the ,
laws of the State of New York pursuant to a Trust Indenture and,
Agreement, dated as of Jan. 15, 1962, herein referred to as the "In- ;
denture," between' John Nuveen & . Co. (Inc;) " in its capacity as the •
Sponsor and United States Trust Co; of New York, herein referred to .
.
its
pharmaceutical
of this. Elkhart,. Ind.,
listed for trading on
stock
common
manufacturer,
chemical
and
Stock
states
several
the
of
obligations.
such
The
Laboratories, Inc.—N. Y. S. E. Listings—
Miles
laws
tax
-
Redeem Debentures—
Building Corp.-r-To
nr*
a ruinng Lhat"the Fimd is mot to;^ ,« an associaUon and^ ^ ,
f ^ ^
'of interest on Public Bonds for '
cateholoers.- However, the exemption of.interest on Public Bonds lor
Federal income tax purposes.does not xesjilt in;-exemption'binder the ;
income tax laws or other laws of New York or any other State.
The
«...
'•
National
City.—V.. 193, p. 2216.
nrii's
whpn
original cost.
equal to his
amount
an
frt^aPlMiHn»nih^t8-f^A,Fim^«tnfl^taxa'MeYM\n^^^a*ion0«^i,V^
vear—
scheduled to start production by the end ot tnis year.
otj.
for
redeemed
Nabisco's capital
—On Feb."
'train-
certificateholder may realize taxable gam When ms uni.s are soia or
'
Pionts were, running aoout even wnn tne
*
Corp.—Annual Report—
.
.
1961
Period Ended Dec. 31-^-
,
1960
$6,699,838
501,086
*
operating revenues-'—
1
$7,151,302
Net income——622,037
Preferred dividend requirements
;
\ 70,047
Gross
'
Net
earnings for common stock
Net earnings per share of oommon stock
—V. 189,. p. 1131.
•
72,311
.
■
' 488,775
551,990
$1.52
;
-
$1.35
-•
.
Modern
■!
R.
S.
Homes Construction Co.—Quarterly Report—
DeLoach*
President,
has
reported, that
profits on sales
for the three months ended Dec. 31, 1961 totaled $1,369,443, compared
to $707,785 for the three months ended Dec.- 31,
1960.^Net earnings
after taxes lor the December quarter of this fiscal year were $238,055,
equal
cents per
14
to
share;
compared -to
gross
earnings
net
the
for
quarter last year-of $45,633, equal to 3 cents per-share. ••
He
stated!
"Historically,j the business of Modern"!.Homes,
i
housing construction in general, has been seasonal to
higher sales
winter.
and
earnings
and
Therefore,
in
do
we
spring
the
and
believe
not
the
results
than
of
and
the
in
Any
of
V,
fall
December
the
unsubscribed
194,
633.
p.
will
shares
price^ will be fixed
with
extent,
some
summer
New
same
at,,
.
a.,
the current fiscal year, which compare very favorably with
the same period last year, are indicative of the results we may reason¬
ably expect for the full year.
> 1
.
\
Newmont Mininv
T\/To
to
employees.
expecjted
\
4
offering
The
Accounts
The, Trustee, shall furnish to
,T1
to .be in. June.-—
semi
-r
„
Corn"
to
Stockhulderq
'C5CULKri0iaers 10
u
Vote;
Ulier—
distribution
■annual
Account .setting.(forth
.^v:v=-:--f;.
iViagma uqpper Excnange
"Tho-growth of this company is proceedings along carefully planned
We are continually strengthening our organization in order to
effectively control future expansion.
Operations are constantly being
offered
date but,is
^
.v.,.•
quarter of
he
later
'
.
registered
information
-
certificateholders with each
respect
to
the -Interest
with
(1)1 the'- amount
total.amount 'distributed -from the Interest Account upon demand and
surrender of aqy.. unif for .redemption, (3) deductions for payment of
applicable .taxes and fees and expenses of the Trustee and of bond .
from ;
•
and
Newmont
stockholders
by -March- 13th, subject to necessary prior
as a dollar amount ..representing, the pro rata share of each unit outf
clearance with the Securities and Exchange Commission, v
standing.
„
-■
'
'
. j
If approved by the Newmont stockholders the Exchange Offer is
The Trustee; «hall also fyrnish with. each - distribution from th6
;scheduled to be made April 13th to the Magma stockholders
subject 1 Liquidation Account a statement setting forth (1) the issues of Public
to
necessary
prior
registration
of
the
Newmont
stock
under
the - Bonds held in the Fund and the current evaluation of each of them,
Securities Act of
1933, listing of the stock on the New York Stock
'(2» issues, if any .(including, the date of their, sale/exchange, maturity
Exchange, and any further action which may-be taken by the New- - or redemption) of the underlying public bonds eliminated from the
mont directors. This offer will be made, only by means of/a Prospectus
5 Fund/during the preceding semi-annual period, (3.) the sale/ exchange, •
/
as
required by the.Securities Act. of 1933 after'such-registration".'/" « - maturity or- redemption proceeds .thereof, 1.(4) the total amount' dis%
As
previously
announced,
the! proposed»Exchange Offer will not •
tributed from- the Liquidation Account for any redemption of units',
result in a merger of the two companies. Newmont proposes by this
:' '""(5 ) the deductions for- payment of taxes and of fees and expenses
transaction
to
increase
its
present
21.5%
stock interest in Magma % of the Trustee and of bond counsel, if any, and.iBi the net amount
to 80%,
and up to a maximum of 82%rki The offering period Will ' "available for distribution from the Liquidation Account expressed both
be at least three
weeks. All Magma shares received for exchange in
a® a total dollar amount and as a dollar • amount, representing the
the first three weeks of-the offering
period will be treated equally,
./Pro rata share of each unit outstahding'.-.:,;v
Directors
Newmont
of
Mining have called
a
meeting of the
Newmont's proposed
special
stockholders
studied
Exchange Offer to stockholders of Magma Copper Co. The notices 'andany, .and (4) the net amount available for distribution
proxy
material
for
the
meeting are
scheduled for mailing
to the • .the Interest .Account, expressed both as a total, dollar, amount
and
streamlined wherever possible.
We have con¬
objective of making each quarter better than the
previous year, and management Is confident that we
will have another successful year."—V. 194, p. 532.
quarter
same
Dec.
Firth
Industries, Inc.—Merger Effective—
share
Co.,
of
of
Monroe
The
Co.,
New
194,
York
effective
City,
Jan.
is
merge
share
31,
agent
lor
1962.
for
the
2769.
p.
shares
writing.
Proceeds
Jan.
on
25
(par
are
29,
1962,
cents)
be
to
headquartered
filed
to
used
be
a
"Reg.
offered
at
A"
covering
$2,
at
149,950
without
under¬
'
with
for
working capital.
1270 South Ave., Plainfield,
N.
pro
J.
sales
Net
of
the
amounted
company
Offer
Up Sharply—
to
$64,593,541,
the
income,
amounted
said.
This
to
including
$300,000
of
special
$1,538,402, compared with
equal to $2.74 per share
was
outstanding, compared
previous year.
..
with
$0.51
$287,276
the
on
the
on
income
fiscal
same
in
1960,
560,586
benefit,
tax
Mr.
shares
shares
of
the
in
the
.
I960.—V.
194,
p.
This
million
,l as
land
•
Miami,
In
Pla.
showed
company
operating profit for
compared
with" the
announced
Operating
same
for
the
in.
1961
a
Report—
released Jan.
months 'period
compared to a loss,-of _$5,040,310 for the 196b''six
profit after $5,505,250 depreciation and all charges
30.
was
months,,
came
to
first
Terms
and
maximum
three
being
weeks
conditions
of
the
also
The
returned
given-
will
«
.
i
.$932,902,
and
ne(
$227,110
.
.
,
primarily
and
,
and
'
engaged
management
States
*
<jf
antidilution
provisions
subsidiary,
San
mining
apd
petroleum
,
,
NilvnPn
1
-
.
*
terect
o
.the
on
t
For
Rnn<i
1?
?
Fimil
u
u0P:0t,
•»
-jTTr$H«
J" ^«ieS;2-Um S
each
unit
*
.
-
:
Indenture
UNITS—The
semi-annual distribution a
the Fund based on the
of
'V/ V"
/.
provides
that
9n
offered
Dubliclv" 150 OftD
«j>lUo.4U each to yield*4.0125%.
unite
in
thic
in "of
'
.u
nf
date
evaluationand
of
each such
any
the" Fund
for
evaluation
•
•
unpaid interest thereon,
to be deducted: (1),amounts'-rep- '
accrued but
(3)
there
are
applicable taxes'or governmental charges payable out
and for-which no deduction shall have previously been
Reserve
expenses
Account
chargeable
and
Fund.
purposes,
to
the
(2)
amounts -representing
^ cm,.KU bld prlces #f th„ bonds m the FUnd s0 obtalned by the
" ITustee
will be .obtained from public bond dealers interested in ac''quiring such bonds. The Sponsor may be Included among the dealers
furnishing-such =pTices# but a,substantial, number ot such bids will bs
/
t
the value of the bonds held in the Fund, .which shall be
current bid price
(or if no bid price is available with respect to
of the bonds/ the appraised value determined by the Trustee on
made
,
•
the Trustee
(2)
.accrued
nf'
Fund
'
a.m.
Jan.s,29f 1962, johfl Nuveen- & Co. t
25 Broad St., New York City, and 135 So. "La- Salle St.:" obtained^ by-ithe/.Trustee from dealers-other than
"Chicago
.
,
'V'C
■//V
the value of the Fund as of 10:03
15th day of. the months of January and
resenting
abroad.
Manuel
TaY-Fvemni
the
any
,.
respecting
properties
each
of
.
..
appraise
Fund,
; ■■■ "
•*•;-.».
exploration,
development, -
the
OF
furnish with
value
New York
time on-the
July or, if such
'day-is not a business day then the. first business - day • prior.' "thereto./,-,%'
This Semi-Annual Evaluation will itemize: (li cash on hand in the
shall
,
in
the
Evaluation.
EVALUATION
previously
appropriate*
price.
is
United
with
to
as
Semi-Annual
Proxy Statement and
as
shall also
Trustee
statement
be
Exchange
Magma,
together
with
its
wholly
Copper Corp.,
ranks as the fourth
largest producer of copper in the United States.-V.-194, p. 2553;
; .
improvement of nearly $6
months ended Dec.' 31, 1961,
1960. President-Robert E. Wie¬
report
six
offer,
an,
six
period of
to stockholders
profit
the
Stock,
•financing
the
Months'
the
.
Newmont
1386.
Airlines. Inc.—Six
the
in
the
of
excess
after
received.
detailed
conversion
owned/
National
be
proposed
Common
Dividends of $1.40 per share of common stock were
paid in 1961.
Net current assets in 1961 were $18,626,203,
compared with $17,437,-
253,
upon
......
in
received
the order
„
Riggin
common
number
received
Shares
will
The
year ended Nov. 30, 1961, Fred Riggin, Jr., President, announced.
This total compares with $60,133,678 in the 1960 fiscal
year.
Net
to act
1962
Prospectus^,
announced, is to exoiiange
3.'iths of a share of a new 4% cum. preferred stock of Newmont, par
value $100,
for each share of Magma stock outstanding (excluding
Magma shares owned
by
Newmont). The 4%
cumulative
preferred
stock
will
be
redeemable on
or
after July
1,
1965
at par plus
a
......
...
r_
gradually declining premium, and will be convertible until April 30,
1967 at $90 and thereafter until April 30, 1977 at $100 per share of
'
in
April 12,
...
shares
any
rata.
priority in
Mueller Brass Co.—Net Sales
held
be
^
Lake Enterprises, Inc.—Files With SEC—
common
is
became
merger
Trust
stock.—V.
corporation
Monroe
held.; The
Hanover
Firth
to
to
*
l
\\
of this company voted
two-thirds or a Mohasco
exchange, of
by
Firth
Manufacturers
exchange
stockholders
29,. 1961,
Carpet
each
our
the
Mohasco
On
being
are
to achieve
tinued
!
the
bonds, in %he,Fund,and the, percentage of such amount* by States
and Territories in which the issuers of such bonds are located, (2) the
on
voie 011
lines.
i
.
,
interest .received, on
of
.the.,Sponsor. It-is,
likely thatisid prices; will'be available for all of ,-suqh •bond.s.-.L'4. W.
bid Price should not be available, for any bond, the Trusteqwill ap-(.
The offering price there-, ^-praise the
value'of such bund on
the basis, of-available: bid -price's;
, _
,w-
'
^
-
•*'
%
Volume
comparable bonds.
of
appraisal
195
Number
-
It Is the
will
for, all
for,the initial determination of
fay
the
Trustee
set
as
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
intention of the Trustee
followed
be
6133
evaluations
Federal
Fund,, except
to import natural gas
from Canada issued by the
Commission
Power
The
fiscal
for
New
Project; which Is bringing gas from the Province of Alberta in Canada
to' the State of California. The gas is distributed in California by
''
applicable taxes or governmental
day following such tender or;-, if
the seventh calendar, day is not a business day, on the first business
day prior thereto; the certiflcateholder 'shall receive a cash amount
per unit determined by the Trustee, As of 10:00 a.m. New York time
on *the
date of" tender, on' the "same r basis "as" the Semi-Annual Evalu-
-■
redemption'At'the
City
corporate
upon-'
of
payment
the
seventh
On
ation.
amount
cash
tu ■
unit
shall
tendered for redemption,
It is
unit
the
of
,l... *
Said
units
such
office
trust
Trustee
in
any-
Pacific Gas & Electric Co., which is the principal sponsor of the
calendar
per
Y,Y
•»
.
:
*
;
';■> Y-vY
*
.'
r
r
units shall be tendered for redemption during a period
registration' books of" the Trustee shall be closed, then in
SUCh .case the. certificate evidencing such unit or units shall be accom¬
panied by an assignment to the Trustee of.any distribution to which
i,
Feb.
First
Jan.
due
of
Cleveland Pneumatic Industries, Inc.,
said the gain in sales re¬
not > only. an
accelerating .demand for existing;* products and
services,<• but also a>. favorable response to the- Introduction of new
products, , and the commencement"of new developmental activities.
The
gain in net income was a result of increased volume of business and
of improvements in
operating efficiency, he noted.—V. 195, p. 53.
flected
*.
Dollars
$19,893,600
*
.
;
13,256,400
—
,
^
••
.<
'
90,000,000
______
Y.;Y
The company of 2484 West
Washington Blvd.; Los Angeles,
registration with the SEC on Feb. 7 covering 85,500 shares of
„—.
...
Such unit
units
or
■
representing
if the
or.
entitled.," Any amounts paid On redemption
withdrawn'from the Interest Account
amounts
paid
redemption
shall
be
withdrawn
Account.
The Trustee is empowered
order to make funds available for such
in
units redeemed
.or
paragraphs
shall
unit
ing
units
in
this
the
is
Fund
of
the
price
of
purpose.;: Any unit
and the preceding
bonds
on
the .basis of the current bid
the- Fund, while the public offering
have been determined on the basis of
held
in
will
offering price of such bonds. , The difference between the
offering price of public, bonds may be expected to average
one-half points.' In the case of some actively traded bonds,
current
bid
and
one
and
which
at
determined
such-.certificates
public
1
time the
split would become
effective.
.
;
.
>,
the difference may be as little as one-half point, and in the;•/'
inactively traded bonds such difference usually does not ex¬
points.
Consequently, the price at which units are re¬
deemed may be less than the original amount invested.
The right of redemption, as set1 forth above, is subject to
suspension
for any period during which the New York Stock Exchange is
closed,
or
trading on that exchange is restricted, or for any period during
which an emergency exists
as
a
result of which disposal of bonds
three
The
first
announced plans
mortgage
announced
bonds
that
at
offered
one
March 26.
for
for
of
be
20
April
held
Rights would expire May 1.—V. 194, p. 2770.
OPTOmechanisms,
Feb.
On
it
3
Inc.—Debentures
announced
was
that
Sold
issue
An
the
of
subordinated
amount
of
Privately—
convertible
debentures
due
August
The
holding
Insurance
Co.
and
YYY''"YY
11.
of
of
Regal
Consumers
from the
Lewis
Life
Insurance
Colasurdo,
well.
as
Colasurdo
Mr.
ratio
is
approximately
ratio
is
about
97%.
noted
50%
that
in
an
Co.
of
Oil
Both
The
company's preliminary net income for the year ended Dec. 31,
$38,934,000, J. C. Donnell II, President, announced.
The
earnings were $281,000 or less than 1% under those of the previous
year.
' •-Y.
Y' -v
On
a
per-share basis, the earnings were equal to $2.73 in 1961
1961,
and
was
of the
Chesapeake's underwriting
Industry where the average
'Y Y Y':''
acquired companies currently do business in
District of
the
is
Columbia, and registration in
this year. Officers
been retained by Pakco.—V. 195, p. 642.
possible
as
anticipated
of
as
many
both
to
cleaning and laundry
promote
sites;
capital.
the
"House
acquisitions
of
of -existing
*
•
*•
y
»•
seven
(par
1,
1962
cent)
one
filed
to
be
SEC—
"Reg.
a
offered
at
A"
covering 75,000
without under¬
$4,
to
are
be
for
used
,Y..<Y r"
W.
machines.
advertising, equipment, inventory and
YY- ;'Y Y\ 1
,'.V-Y-Miami, Fla. is engaged in the operation
.
8th Ave.,
'
Y;
,
Richardson-Merrell Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Sales
and earnings for the six-months period ended Dec.
31, 1961
the highest for that period in the
company's history, H. Robert
Marschalk, President, reported.
: Y
Consolidated
Vick
loss
loss
sales
erations
and
11
an
1960,
the
for
there
year's
has
reflect $642,000 of unremitted foreign
eliminated from the net earnings figure and
contingencies.
net
a
of
$1.72.
figures
been
future
was
:-Y,;
1428.
p.
the
$84,848,000,
ago.
year's
which
transfer
were
year
last
over
aside
set
for
diversified drug firm formerly known as
an increase of 7.6%
over the $78,Earnings after adjustment for foreign op¬
to $10,900,000; this compared with
$10,211,000 last year
Increase of 6.7%.
Earnings per share reached $1.83, up
a
current
Income
have
rose
was
cents
The
states
sales
Chemical Co.
866,000
other states
companies
Gas Co.—Partial Redempt'n
&
were
'YyY
■■
Feb.
on
capital.
vending
of
Similarly, Consumers Life's credit life underwriting will be broadened
Pakco
management
to
include
accident,
health,
and group
lines. Consumers Life's loss ratio is slightly under 25%«I
Co.—Earnings Decline—
for- dry
used
of
under
Ohio
working
be
estate
Vending Corp.—Files With
Regal of 416 S.
for
President
Y;': Y.'YY';,
for
shares
working
.
Y'Y'YY^VY Y\;Yy Y;/
equipment
will
real
writing.
acquisition
Maryland Credit Corp.
L.
of
proceeds
corporation
common
' '
' t>
the
a
company
The
record
Co.—Acquisitions
announced
filed
common
share
per
It
would
YYY-
1970
1,
has
company
$3
has called for redemption on March 1-1962
through
the .sinking, fund $1,000,000
of
its
4%%
debentures
due 1977
at 101.14%
plus accrued Interest.
Payment will be made
at
The Chase -Manhattan
Bank. 80 Pine St., New York, or at the
company's office, 80 Park Place, Newark. N. J.—V. 194, p. 1951.
Chesapeake has hitherto been engaged exclusively in the under¬
writing of physical damage on automobiles. It is now, under Pakco
management, writing fire,
home and extended coverage insurance
stock.
common
Chesapeake
Pakco.
this
$150,000 has been converted into
of
diversified
approximately $2 million in cash
Easton,
Maryland,
according to
Plainview, Long Island
company,
engaged in the research, development and manufacture of
electro-optical precision and electronics instruments for industry and
the military services, nan piaceu nnvately $2Z5.0J0 of 6%
convertible
subordinated
debentures,
due February
1, 1972,
through Winslow,
Coliu & Stetson Inc., New York City.
in
This
Net
and
Proceeds
Pakco Management & Development
maintenance
Public Service Electric
Y-
held
in the Fund is not reasonably practicable or it is not
reasonably Y.
practicable for the Trustee fairly to determine the value of such bonds,
or
for such other periods as the Securities and
Exchange Commission
may by order permit.
at
Y operation ■>of
subscription
Shareholders
shares
public sale
v
,
$35,000,000
on
offered
shares.
each
to
up
bidding
would
common
share
common
sale
competitive
stockholders
purchase about 670,000
rights to
be
has
company
also
for
business,' acquire
,
businesses
( Bond Sale—Rights Offering Planned—
was
and
establishments.
Kleen"
..
30-year
offered
be
tribution
a.
directors stated that it was their intention to pay a quar¬
terly dividend of 23% cents a share on the split stock which would
represent 47cents on the old shares up from 45 cents.
"Y-.Y
of
ceed
Light Co.—Stock Split Approved—
Earlier,
,
however,
case
&
Feb.
7, 1962 stockholders voted to change authorized stock from
8,212,679 $6.50 par common shares to 16,425,358, $3.25 par shares to
effect a 2-for-l split of outstanding stock. Approval from the Federal
Power Commission is expected to be obtained by the end of February
.
price
the
Yon
to
through Grosse &
Co., Inc.;- V. 3. Wickett & Co., Inc., and
Thomas, Williams & Lee, Inc."
The company is engaged In the
development and promotion of the
"one stop dry cleaning and
laundry" ooncept, as well as selling, dis-
s
Pacific Power
>
underlying
thereby" terminated.
:
" ;
;
"V' V
for purposes of redemption of certificates represent¬
value
in
described
manner
be
•
The
the
in
stock
$123,150,000
-
'
from' the
sell
to
—
>.
insufficient, from the Liquidation Account.
on
Liquidation
bonds
Total—___
be
balance-therein is
other
AH
would be
interest, shall
Prosper-Way, Inc.—Common Registered—
.
90,000,000
410,000,000
~
.
1,
series
in
$13,897,703, and net income was $84,360, or^15 cents per share based on
550,000 shares currently, outstanding.
Sam 8.
Mullin, Chairman of the Cleveland-headquarters subsidiary
V.,
1961
Amount Outstanding
2,210,252
,v
ended
„
of
the
project.'
Shares
$13,256,400
-
Unclassified
15;
1
"
due
bonds:.
1986
-
i
DEC.
-•••.
,6,000,000 shs,
——-
series,
5V4%
debs,
sub.
pipeline
or
when-the
par).
(no
1986
mort.
OP
Authorized
stock
5VzVt>-conv.
;
AS
.7-.YY-'Y
"i
: "
;
Common
••
be multiplied by the number of
provided in the Indenture that if
V CAPITALIZATION
■
-
year
earnings
Bonds.Y~* '..V,-'"-Vv- ;C'.' rvV.Y' ■*« V.'*• through, the States of Idaho, Washington and Oregon to the California
] ^REDEMPTION OF CERTIFICATES—Any certificate may be tendered v border.'. The pipeline is part of a project known as the Alberta-California
charges.-
corporation,
in its first annual report to stockholders for the
Nov. 30, 1961, announced sales of $10,579,775 and
$993,032,; equivalent to $1.81 per share.
By. comparison, 1960 fiscal year sales of the four divisions and sub¬
sidiary company which comprise PneumoDynamics amounted to
•'
Public
York
9
PneumoDynamics Corp.—Annual Report—
on
Aug. 5, 1960, the company owns and
operates a natural gas transmission pipeline extending from the inter¬
national; boundary between Canada and the United States southward
the
offering price which will be made'
herein under ^'Acquisition of Underlying
forth
authorizations
related
that this method
of, the
(749)
In
restoration
accumulated
the
of
six
$6,000
earnings
months
to
from
Y YY Y '
-
income
foreign
ending Dec. 31,
resulting from
markets.—V.
194,
v-
•
compared
with
$2.84
in
1960.
substantial
A
increase
in
the
this
This
Huntington
$1,000,000, in 1962,
50
over
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—Proposed Rights Off'g
The
of
company,
321
registration statement
shares
mon
of
North
with
be offered
to
Harvey
the
for
SEC
St.,
Oklahoma
Feb.
on
8
City,
filed
covering. 328,912
subscription by stockholders
sales
Y
new share for
each 20 held.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Inc., heads the list of underwriters. The record date, subscrip¬
tion price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds will be used to repay bank loans and for construction.
—V. 191, p. 904.
'
Y'-r Yone
i
'
095,590 in
1960,
Dec.
31,
1961
standing,
1,958,570
of
$33,906,345
gain of $2,810,755.
a
$1.78 per share based on
or
with
compared
Net
against
income
the 2,043,285 average
$3,832,441,
$1.67
or
those
to
rose
Mr.
share based
per
shares outstanding in 1960.
Chairman, stated that "electric revenues
average
of
C.
Tenney,
$1,677,959 and gas
the
up
transfer
agent
for
Trust
the
re-named
Burche
mission
equipment.
Burwen,
Co.
of
Microwave
of
the
been
being
in
are
and
the
195,
Division,
in microwave
shares
stances,
of
$1.5
and
shares
underwriters
stock
be
may
of
set
The
company
new
Co
&
stockholder
forth
one
or
Securities
&
Co
Webber,
below.
more
the
J.
Barth &
have
i—-15,000
Jackson
.
certain
underwriters,
Co
Birr
7,000
Wm.
Co
7,000
&
Sutro
——
(Inc.)—
Co
p.
Pacific
&
7,000
7,000
Co._——
193,
than
all
_
&
&
&
&
Fay,
Co.,
P.
Inc
Pursuant to
of
located
company
California
at
Pursuant
245
to
on
Market
a
Aug.
St.,
certificate
was
9,
San
of
.
Swift
&
.
Co
Co.—Common
The
3,000
3,000
Offered—
with
$6,577,661
for
the
comparable
high
the
1960
have
24, 1060.
also
been adjusted to include shares of
In $hose transactions.—V. 194, p. 2337.
for
Rockwell
in
1961
higher than any previous year,
President.
lor 1961, Mr. Rockwell announced
sales of $126,399,000 and earnings per share of
$2.28 compared with
1960 s totals of $116,103,000 and $2.21.
Earnings for both years are
to W.
stated
F.
exclusive
of
the
the stock split,
figures
stock
split, shares for which
of
were
Rockwell Jr.,
unaudited
on
dividend
in, the
form
issued in January,
were
earnings
per share
compare
as
of
a
4-for-3T stock
1962. With the effect
follows: 1961—$1.71,
under
offices
of
the
the
laws
convenience
and
Net earnings increased from $7,974,000 to
$8,500,000 and total orders
in 1961 were $132,928,000 —
received
the
will take place
merger
shares
held.
.
of
on
agreement,
Pittston
or
about
each
common
Mr.
Rockwell
for
the
San
share
merger
of
record
of
as
Feb.
15
held
be
Diego,
will
be
on
April 9,
Calif.,
entitled
T.
to
at the
Franklin
vote,
Mr.
said.
School Pictures, Inc.—Common
Registered—
of
tion
and
are
company of
statement
40,000
the
holders
class
A
remaining
thereof.
Duddleston,
Registered—
1610 North Mill St., Jackson,
with
the
SEC
Miss.,
filed
a
registra¬
Feb. 7 covering 60,000 common shares
shares, of which 41,864 common shares
to be offered for public sale
by the company and all of the class A
and
Y
shares
common
Equitable
head
on
common
the
list
are
Securities
of
to
Co.,
be
offered
and
by
Kroeze,
the present
McLarty &
underwriters.
The
company is engaged in the business of development,
printing
and finishing
"school pictures" taken by independent photographers
throughout the country. Net proceeds will be used for additional plant
and equipment, acquisitions, and
working capital.—V. 193, p. 423.
company
the
with
meeting of stockholders will
corporation will ask stockholders to approve an increase in
the
corporation's
authorized capital from
8
million
to
10
million
shares.—V. 195, p. 683.
'
'
'
The
,'Y'
the
The
will
2337.
than
a
Hotel, 7th and Ash Streets, San
President, announced.
Stockholders
Schneider
City,
p.
have
Diego Imperial Corp.—Proposed Stock Incr.—
annual
Cortez
Schneider,
f'VYv!
\
higher
1960.
we
$19,790,000 backlog in orders, 54%
than the $12,820,000 reported at the end of 1960.
The company's previous high was
registered in 1959 with sales of
$122,773,000.—V. 195, p. 526.
10, when,
shareholder
each
said
more
Feb.
Brink's
stock
substantially
$144,353,000 reported in
of
&
and
April 1961
corporation
shares
on
Jan.
26,
(par one cent)
Co., Inc., N. Y.
Proceeds
The
per
Total
of
453,000
on
31,
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
has reported
company
share
December
1961.
earnings
record earnings
shares
outstanding,
Sales
for the
of $216,170,
or 48 cents
for the
quarter «nd*d
quarter were $1,166,411.
previous nine months were $22,000 on sales
for
the
$823,920.
In
letter
a
to
shareholders, Mr. Eugene Lissauer, President of
Industries,
attributed
the
marked
increase
in
sales
and
to the company's new financing set up and the rapid ex¬
pansion of its sales organization throughout New York, New Jersey*
Connecticut, and Massachusetts.
Seacrest
-
1962, filed a "Reg. A" covering 84,666
to be offered at $3, through Armstrong
'
to be used for
inventory, equipment, expansion, working
capital and other corporate purposes.
*
are
of 60 Park Place, Newark, N. J., is engaged in the
manufacture of vacuum thermoforming machinery for
production of plastic bubbles known as "blisters" used in the packaging
of products.—V. 194, p. 1427,
:
PlaBto-O-Tron
are
necessity
in
Plasto-O-Tron, Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
common
the
company
Seacrest Industries
company
law
earnings
design
Francisco.
public
record
a
.
Yarn Co. into Riegel on Oct.
outstanding
Reporting
cor¬
(formerly Plasticon Inc.)
was organized
under New
to manufacture and distribute a line of prod¬
ucts under the name "Plasticon" the company's tradename for a series
of formulations that provide a plastic protective coating to various
surfaces to which they are applied.
Net proceeds from the offering
will be used to purchase additional equipment and inventories,
for
promotion and advertising, salaries, to repay loans and for working
capital.
York
Meyerson
Co.
incorporated
1957.
reached
-
The
3,000
Eubanks,
Jan.
BUSINESS—The
State
net sales
Rockwell Manufacturing; C<h~-Annual Report—
of 507 Fifth Ave., New York City, filed a registration
SEC on Feb. 7
covering 150,000 class A capital
shares to be offered for public sale at $3.50 per share through Arden
Perin & Co., New York City.
; .'
T
Y
29, 1962 prospectus, Schwabacher &
Co., San Francisco, and associates offered publicly,
154,700 outstanding shares of this firm's common stock
at $17 per share.
Proceeds from the sale went to the
selling stockholder, Blyth & Co., Inc., New York City,
one of the sponsoring companies of the Alberta-California
project.
a
1961,
common stock exchanged
Sales
company
merger
of
1.0853
stock
statement
Son
&
this
of
terms
York
This
4,000
Inc
Harper
Henry F.
Transmission
31,
compared
year,
,
according
El
Plasticon Chemicals, Inc.—Class A Stock
1903.
Gas-
fiscal
and Branson
institutional
spokesman said.—V. 194,
5,000
Co.
Stewart
7,000
ended Dec.
Figures for 1960 have been restated to give retroactive effect to the
acquisition of the business of Bartelt Engineering Co. on Feb. 8, 1960,
and to the mergers of Bloomer Bros.
Co., Lassiter Corp., Fairtex Corp.
eliminate duplicate facilities presently in use in
Boston, Buffalo and Newark, N. J., and should afford
substantial savings in the Pittston armored car operations, a Pittston
Shares
Co
the
The
3,000
7,000
Co—
&
&
less
4,000
&
outstanding.
year
period.
.
is expected the
receive
Brink's
circum¬
Pacific Northwest Co
Blair
Lundborg
Irving
It
will
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.- 4,000
J. M. Dairi & Co. Inc
4,000
Hill, Darlington & Grimm
4,000
Hooker
Dominick, Inc—lO.OOo
First California Co.
—V.
&
1961
debentures.
under
serevally
'
Skaggs
Davis,
in
respective number
Under
Elworthy
—15,000
William
both
New
35,700
;
Curtis
Dominick &
is
purchased.
Union
Dillon,
recently acquired.
profitable
voted at a special meeting Feb. 5
for a merger of Brink's Inc., into Pittston, which presently owns 91%
of the Brink's stock.
More than 83% of the total outstanding Pittston
shares voted in favor of the merger which previously
was
approved
,by oyer 93% of the Brink's shareholders. v:Y:;Y
193, p. 1453.
below
named
Shares
Schwabacher
Eastman
in
Pittston Co.—Merger Approved—
electronic equipment for
million.
from the selling
default
also
was
that
the
The
with
work, some of the government programs
program,
Advent .and Hawk Missile programs..
common
involving
said
of
excess
leador
Net proceeds will be used by
for additional working capital, and other
porate purposes.—V. 189, pp. 2722 and 2570.
Burche, which will
produces microwave trans¬
currently 656,000 shares outstanding.—V.
agreed to purchase
Paine,
of plant
stated
with
nated
management will continue in Burche,
President of Burche, heading, up the
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
ft.
then
For
of $102,370,501, compared to
Ramage and Miller, Inc. Control
$97,916,713 for the previous year.
the field of delay lines, with over Y;
Net profit before taxes on income amounted to $7,101,699 in
company
commercial
Sonobuoy
There are
of
recognized
a
Shareholders
company
shares
assets of
Privately—
Feb. 5, 1962, it was reported that this company,
headquartered in Winston-Salem, N. C., had completed
the private sale of $1,200,000 of 6% convertible subordi¬
appointed
corporation.—V.
Present
Projected sales for 1962
other
On
'
the
certain
of common
stock outstanding at the end of the 1961 fiscal
This compares with net income of $3,067,661 for the year ended
1961, which was equal to $1.84 per share on the 1,665,714
1,
1960-41.66.
has
York
division,
government
year.
Jan.
Piedmont Aviation, Inc.—Debentures Sold
New
stock
common
former
shares
of
.
Ovitron Corp.—Acquisition—
be
backlog
a
investors were negotiated by
Corp., New York City, and Dean Witter
& Co., San Francisco.—V. 195, p. 52.
•
John Stanko, President, has announced that the
corporation acquired
Burche
Manufacturing Corp. of Melrose, Mass.
Arthur
create
9,
notes
1057.
p.
to
:f,v'-V'/ ;■ }.^ • :"V;•'■'!" • :■ ^V
The First Boston
Originala Inc.—Appointment—
Midland
$150,000
to a group of
organized in
this year. That
was
January
Cement Co.—Notes Sold Privately—On
the company announced the completion of its
current financing program with the conclusion of ar¬
rangements to borrow $32,500,000 aggregate par value
of 5%%
notes, due 1981. Direct placements of these
building fields."—V. 193, p. 2049,
Marine
totaled
in
Permanente
$1,132,796. Development of the
area,
as
characterized by construction work, is continuing its strong
advance.
Builders
are
planning homes and
apartments
for
1962,
augmenting
continued
activity
in
the
commercial
and
industrial
The
and
Deoul
Feb.
out¬
were
Paradynamics
Shares
increased
revenues
received
8.
$70,000
Sales and earnings of the corporation in 1961 were ahead of
the
previous year, according to John L. Riegel. Chairman, and Frederick S.
Leinbach, President,
Y3Y Net income was $3,301,699, equal to $1.96 per share on the 1,084,190
over
Riegel
$31,-
on
of
.
common
R.
Feb.
of
operations are expected to com¬
mence by this summer, and to reach 10%
pre-tax levels by year's end.
He
also said
".
proprietary products with inherent high profit
margins and diversified market potential will soon become the most
significant part of our operation."—V. 194, p. 2337.
$4,145,939,
shares
common
on
sales
Increased sales and production is being achieved through the recent
of a complete product line of Microwave
Swept Signal
11,000 sq.
utility of Nyack, N. Y., and its subsidiaries, Rockland Electric
Company and Pike County Light & Power Co., reported in the com¬
pany's preliminary annual report, record operating revenues for the
ended
Deoul,
sales
$450,000.
Electronics,
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.—Annual Report—
months
Y., company expects
President, announced
acquisition
Sources
This
12
Neal
N.
scored
orders
new
of
Station,
analysts
and
1961
month
a
com¬
Smith
\
security
August
the basis
on
Riegel Paper Corp.—Sales, Earnings Up—
Paradynamics, Inc.—President Forecasts Sales Incr.—
number
of shares outstanding—to 14,257,169 from
13,807,450—influenced
comparison, Mr. Donnell said.—V,. 195, p. 220.
V
and
Total
Mr.
,
sales
of
Lissauer,
$7,000,000
pointing
are
out
anticipated
that
for Seacrest in 1982.
is already one of
Seacrest
the
largest home food delivery and finance organizations in the nation, said
that
steps have been taken to expand operations into all of the
Eastern seaboard states. Several acquisitions are now being negotiated
in new
market areas.—V.
194, p. 1280.
Seaporcel, Inc.—New Name—
See
Seaporcel
Metals,
Inc.,
this
issue.
\\r.®
Inc.
Metals,
Seaporcel
v:v,;
■ <*.*-J-
»•
Snfprpct
from
at
4(4.tft 5l£ %
-V< -V/*'/-•%
4; \*-•
y.,
access
'C|,*ttn<r -GliiH
at
Skating
in
/
—
Pursuant to A
working capital.
•
-
-
standing, y :/ the
Earnings for
.
stock
Common
—V.
194,
(no
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
.
'
Therflrst million dollar sales, quarter in/its history was. reported:by
Spqedry Chemical Products,: fQl4^ythei tnree-,months..endfecl Ded. BI, 196I-.
Bales for the; quarter hit Bl,007,595,. an Increase of 27% over tloe $790,y457 for the - like^period' ended hec.'/3i; 196(k' nrhlcb" ^as'-Spaedj^'-is'-best
; previous quarter, -.
' - '> /► v r
/y/../' /'■■/'•/,/■>■•:
,
y*
:
y_?et PJ^tAfte^taxes for the latest-quarter was $114,178,
•
:
,
..
,
"""'
•
-
: "
a rise of
-
.
A
,
■
■
„
greater
:
v..
t.
company's
shares
number"of
"as
against
last
28c
year:..Ai'vy:/y-
•
The record sales volume and earnings per share in the threermonths
-—1
-
.
consolidated net income for .1961 is ^estimated at
million,. Albert / L.* Nickerson, Dhqivmanr announced./'
15.6%
higher than I960 earnings of $182.6 million. / -The estimated earnings for 1961
are equivalent- to $4.
on the average of 48,612,482 shares outstanding during the year.5
compares
with $3.76 a share in I960 oh the average of '48,592,322
shares outstanding during that year.
//.•/-'-/X f/
The
<
"'
Ine^i96l:iEarhing$L
Socony Mobil Oil Cq.*
*
^
;$211.L
,
'
474,250 shs.
-
v
:
.
1429.
p.
V "
'
1',
Jari.
.
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
par)
' 7
first six months of the fiscal year ending1-June 30,// 16% above the $90,35.8 net:.after taxes -for/the same quarter/last year-.
l,874,854 share outt
'. Earnings - per share for. the three-months, for the combined total'" standing, compared- to" $684,773, or $0.37 a share, on 1,862,712 shares ». of 752.398 .common A and B shards, were 15c as against per .share
•
-outstanding in the simjlar fiscal period .in 1960,
vj
'
.
/earningsof 14c for a total of 718,433 A. and- B shares, a year ago. - ;
/:■ Sales for the second quarter .of fiscal 1961 were 5%
ahead of the
' For the six-months ended Dec. 31, 1961, total sales were $1,714,869,
same
period a year ago, and amounted to $28,094,558, compared to
a growth of 18%
ovqr sales ,of $1,447,?24 for the comparable halfr
'.sales of $26,742,517 for the December quarter of I960.—V: l94rp.'1763.
year in 1:9,60.
Net profits; aftdr taxes for the latest: six-months were' ; 7
-4'
' 1" "s"
';
$198,373,Bgainst $20i,649,.^ind earnlngs per share/were 26c .on the
,
EFFECT
yf^r's second
share based- op 1,874,854
a
>/„ 7,yy^/
.
commercial photographers,
GIVING
as of
•
.
amounted to $1,695,017, or $0.90 a share on
1961,
portrait photog¬
raphers, the medical and dental professions, amateurs, camera clubs,
newspapers, magazines, Police Departments, the U. S. Government and
the Armed Forces.
The company, in addition to manufacturing ma¬
chines for the photographic industry, intends to supply chemicals and
additional accessories to users of the machines..
/:v'.y/;y^///':
CAPITALIZATION
'
v
Smith-Corona
same quarter ,a year ago, -BCM reported
earnings of $488,415, or $0.26 p Share based on 1,862,712 shares outr
,
Farmington,
Mich., was incorporated under the laws of the State of Michigan oh
Jan. 26, 1959, to engage in the manufacture of automatic processing
machines that process black and white, x-ray, and color photographic
by industry,
*
v "
,
construction.S.',:.7dealers ,on all major products by" approximately 10%
shares^outsranding.' .In .-the
and •development,
•
*
*
BUSINESS—The company of 29503 West Nine Mile Rd.,
materials used
the nine: months which ended Sept: 30, 1961; Speed-O-Piint Te-r :
.//.ported net income of $268,290 or .36 cents per Share, up froih $80,764 or
11 cents per share,for the first three quarters of 1960.
/ '
" "We look forward to a continued - increase.' In ' sales'1 in 1962," '
Samuels-said. He noted that the firm increased its billing price to
Tn^^FUm-'Wittr SF.C—_• '
Wilmlmrtnn
rtf
Earnings amounted to $1,230,214,. or $0.65
^
research
promotion,
sales
ventory,
r
•
of
Earnings of the company were: up. more than double Jast
fiscal.quarter,. President Emerson E. Mead reported.
> '
licly, without underwriting, 100,000/shares of its no par
common
stock at $5 per share.
Net proceeds will he
used for the purchase of additional equipment and in-:
and
•
construction
the
#■4
offered pub¬
1962 offering circular the company
Jan. 29,
/.'
Bank
GlU? or Wllmingtop, inc.—bues Wltn
Rroceeds are to be.used^for
Skating Club of
in
Common Offered
—
Natibn&l
FirSt
on.Feb. 1, 1962 filed a ''.Reg. A" covering $300,000
30-year 4% 77. non .cumulativa sinking fund debentures ..to be offered
units of-$500. No underwriting is involved.
:/•">•/>"'•4 '
;v
of
leading
Servotron Coi-p.
at
at,,
The corporation
C
dential development is
Bay,
'Ore;,.,
APPOINTMENTS—The
; •/
Z has. already f embarked'
Woodbridge, Va.
Industrial, commercial and resi¬
planned for the area which has water frontage
to the Potomac, and is adjacent to new
highways to the nation's Capitol,—V. 195, p. 53.
.
;./////
tract
acre
.
.
.
Belmont
.
than half again as ipwch. as the, $3,823,583 recorded in I960.
V :
/♦'•*"
/ Mr:/Samuelsi credited the Increase to "a substantial ", growth, lit '"
West Bend, . Wis-,
unit sales of photocopy machines as well as Increased acceptance of
Is trustee And Hirst Wisconsin. Tryst. Co., Milwaukee, paying agent for / other .products." ./VS'.V
' %"
7 '•<•* 7 "' 4
Z X" '
the notes.
•...
--4 \
//'/♦,./Earnings-results -of. the company;.'whose, stock "is: listed oh/thd
' *
.';7, v,.-';t'"/y..'y / ui *. -•'•/./ v.v
American-. Stock.-Exchange; are not yet* avaUable, Samuels "'reported. '' '
•
on
Hospital
.
.
*
*
-lfiwv
corpdiation §♦ Mercy
to, the.
addition
tour-story
Rose burg,
'
275
.,-•</•.
fUo
$783,065
Exchange,
Inc.
-SaJes/of the corporation rose more. .than. .50%
tp .hit an All-time
in the fiscal year which ended Dec. 31, 1961/ President Abe y %
Samuels, announced.
•
'"••/• ■ y- ./•*," ';/
•" ■ Volume, In.1961 for the Chicago-based maker of office* copy-making ;
machines Tose -to' $5,768,822, "an'increase of $1;945,239 or slightly more 4 /
,
'high
.
v,1;<; ■ :/
/• ■
//■.>,,■;
: /
Plans for the merged company include a'diversifying, of Seaporcel's
interest
hitherto confined to the architectural porcelain manufacturing
field,
into, land
acquisition and development which has seen The
Cantor Company's main
field of activity.
'//•:. '//
Seaporcel
4>f
PK products. ad. well as the. .7,200-square-fooC
plant In Russell and its facllities.-r-y, 195, p. 447.
<
>
*
'
•Print Business"Machines Oorp.^—Sales Double
t Speed-O^Pr
.
.
.
manufacture
BGM
-B, C.
*.
■
the. American
the
(Portland)-^Notes Offered
Ziegler &Xo:, West Send; Wis., is bff erirtg4 publicly, $500,000 of this corporation's notes, dated, Jan;. 1,
•1962,-and due eefiolly, ^pril 1', 1^63,to
J,-'1.977.- .The
notes Were priced at par and accrued Interest, and bear
Sisters of Mercy of Oregon
Effective -^ 'Naine
Merger
—
/■
• •*
• *
•
;•* .
The
merger
between Seaporcel Metals, and The' Cantor Company,
approved by stockholders Dec. 5, 1961, is noweffwrtlve <according to
a
1 dint announcement made Feb. 1 by Herbert N. SCbwarz, President
of Seaporcel Metals, and J. A. Cantor, President and Board Chairman'
of The Cantor Company.'
'// '• //,/ ;, V •/,/.■//
Mr
Schwarz will continue
as President of .-the
merged company
which
will
be known
as Seaporcel.
Inc. T Mr. Cantor .will become
Chairman of the Board of Directors., Seaporcel stock is traded on
Changed-
:.;'«npnVu»r/Giff«:
■
Tn/>
opener
>/ ?. i
Pnmmnn
ine.r^^ommoi^ KeglStered-
This- company of -1601
/
_
Albany_Blvd.,
Atlantic 'City;
filed
J.,
N.
a
Shatterproof Glass Corp.^—Additional Financing Details—Our Dec. 5, 1962 issue reported the sale on F6b. 2
of
215.000
stock
at
of this firm's common
Additional financing details
shares
outstanding
$14.50
share.
per
bftlM
Prnilnric
CAPITALIZATION
stock
Common
Class
5%
stock
B
note due
5%%
'
'
note
AS OF DEC.
(50c. par)——;
1966—————
Aug. 31,
due
—
1976-
31,
Aug.
•—
.
the
terms
and
':'*
':
"•
Shares/
Shields
&
Hornblower
Paine,
&
&
&
.
1
Pingree
_
Lommon.,ftegisterea
St.,
.
>
—««— terms
'underwriting *—-ialso includes 15,600
,
underwriter
The
Co.——————
& Co
Hammill
Goodbody
Shearson,
G.
Walker &
H.
Johnston,
Wm,
C.
Laird,
Norris &
—12,000
&
Lynch^_ 4,200
Bisseli
Wiliam
Co.,
R.
i
Reinhoidt. &
&
Staats
5,000
5,000
Co
Hlckey
Strader
>
—V.
Co
&
195,
p.
&
United
Corp.__./ 4.200
4,200;
PNPN
which are said to- be -physically: similar'tb
shares) are/oiyned^^'by Mr. Adler.
-compdex/inetallurgical, stvubtdre. The ;com-/.>4120.00Q shares*/"V:4\.
1
devices
switching
a omor
'
finiVs-el
■,/
..
ff '
3,000
™
i
m
•
sales
Net
(ended
a
of Sheller
Dec.
31,
1961)
earlier.
year
amounted
Profit
before
to
for the
fiscal
$12,016,581
taxes
as
1962
$540,777
Net
for
income,
the
same
after
months
;
,
a
year
taxes,
totaled $498,042
on
the
953,280
shares
and
and
♦calculated
the
on
same
basis.—V.
193,
;.
?
suant
Discount
to
a
Centers,
Feb.
1,
Inc.—Common
The
1961,
to
•/
Offered—Pur¬
Common
stock ($1
1,500,000 shs.
,
The
certificates
for
the
issue
The
[
260
/and
Kirkland
Reuben
Stroud
&
Co
Rose & Co.,
&
Co.,
13,200
Inc
Inc,
Shares
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co.
13,200
L. C. Wegard & Co
Oppenheimer ts Co
13,200
Charles-A.
194,
p.
2338.
Taggart ,<&
—
/Vilas & Hickey_,
ended
year
Dec.
on
same
This
viplH- frnrilS
tn
Company
reported
in
value
won,
at
BGM
.
entered
by ' Salomon
first
/
.
the
the
the
common
k
$1,160,401
of
the
for
year,
three months
compared with $lj-
for
three
the
quarter of
soybean, and. chemical
months,
compared
the previous year,:,J4..
with
processor
$40t499,566
"./C/"/""
earnings per share of common stock were 52 cents for the
quarter of the current fiscal year, compared with 63 .cents In
Standard Brands Inc.—Annual Report-^-
to *
cbstfS8;853,042.
'
-."•/"' X'
? X.;
•
of
7%
that
time.,.
Southwest
...
at
its
for
January,
fair market
'
components
to form
a
believed
to
golf,
"Perfect
market
carried,in
In
the
that
Kar*'
is
is portable
the .trunk -nf
a
enough
-
be
so
car
it
only matorized -unit on
can -be-UiftmUihto .and
'
acquired-all
rights, and
;
patents
for
in
I960,
Joel S.
Mitchell,
'
Chalr-
1960
the
~
included
of
sale
.
♦
-
.
•
.
.
.
incom® from .operations- was $1,115,298.. Sales and Income for I960
^ere $26,878,,002, and $1,468,727, respectively. Dividends received from
such, subsidiaries
were
::$510,090.—v. 194,
j
{
P.
$500,313
2709.
r
/•/"•;
the llth consecutive.year
the corporation .recorded
an
.increase
/ •.•■./■/%/.-%*%,
■•/. '■'/■/■
Record
per share earnings on the common stock reached 80 cents
compared with 74 cents in I960 representing the seventh
successive year in which the company registered
an
increase, in its
per
share earnings.,
This
was
accomplished despite 310,000 more
average common shares outstanding during 1961.
The average number
of shares outstanding" totaled/1,973.601
compared with 1,664.265 in
1960.
Per share earnings for both.'years are before amortization of
excess
cost over equity in net assets of subsidiaries.
Results in 1961
tA,coo
UVCi
cyui^
In ilcu ao8Ct£> ut 9UU!iluiail^
^cOU^a „
1961
include earnings,
• ■ which
Corp.,
:
i960-dividends of
compared- With,
over the previous year's profits—$1,707,903 oompared, with $1,265,816
in 1960, Theodore H. gilbert, President, announced Jn a preliminary
in
•
as
,
Standard Financial Corp.—Earnings Up 35%—
For
i,
(
was
Industrial Loan
00 a popling of interests basis; of Universal-Finance
f
•
■
• •
~
merged into Standard —
Financial, and of Security
Association,
which
exchange of stock.—V. 194,
was
p. 2273.
acquired by Standard through
;
i
'
.Standard
'-
Net
Products
profit of
-
this
.
/
Co.-y-Quarterly Report-—
Cleveland-headquartered automotive
.
parts
manu-
.......
0* 42 cents a share/during the thi;ee
months/ended /Dee. 31, 1961»-an increase-of 69%--over* the $186,960 or
/ facturer, climbed to' $316,350
■
24 cents a share
.3
1
the
that
car.
transaction, Southwest
called' the1 VPK Perfect
earned
♦
•
an
is
other
$17,524,280
a
non-recurring gain .equal to. 9 cents per share
certain properties...
;
•
j
v
♦
/ Net
sales
reached a new /high of $603,64l'043,
compared
With
$526,548,680, in 1960. ♦
/
-^ /
/
///,./
Sales and earnings'of the Planters- Peanuts Divisldh are included
in'the above-figures for 1961.- /
/«■/
/ Sales
«f foreign/ subsidiaries
operating outside" thev United States
and Canada, stated, in U; S. dollars, for 1961 were $27,495:107,
arid
'/,,...
/
the
man- of the Board, announced.
Income per .common share increased
/.to)$2.75 from, the previous record of $2.56 per share'in 1960. Income
$106,000,'- payable
Factories
over
;
° J3"/ B.GM^■ jRussell,
approximately
,
ftting
•
(^report. '//.:.; ;/,-: •/'"r.
•' *
-
/Consolidated net incorpe of Standard Brands and subsidiaries operin the United States and Canada for the year 1961 was $18;715,145, the highest in thehistory of the company and an increase
/
0tv. Soui!iXeST 'Factories. reimrted 'that
^
•
was
stock of
-
This
the
^
the/same;T^odVh/'ye?T/agoV-4^y.r/t94;/p:,-T?72r,;/j;,v'/"""/'" /*t%
acquisition- of another''company,—
*
■'>'
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'
equipment.
Kar."
%
4
/
Staley
first
4
.
currently manufacturing and marketing four related items
golfing equipment under the trade name of "PK" products. These
include the "PI? Golf: Bag" and
the "PK Perfect Kart" which, are
sold separately or as a combination
called the "PK Perfect Kaddy."
The company has recently deyeloped a motorized .unit'which Attaches
to
profit
.
$4.4,078,932
at-conj,--
A rival bid of
of
.
4,950
SL1 n!i i
Purchase
price
1963,
•
net
a
the same, period a year. ago.
sales
of the Decatur
corn,
for
T76<&v fn"
City firm, which early in January announced the
Fletcher
Manufacturing Co;, "Oklahoma
City,
(now
has announced the
manufacturer of golfing
Kansas
Von
Kan.
•
routines, and
Collateral Corp./ this issue.—V .193, p, 17^3."
ended Dec., 31; the first" quarter of its fiscal;
.
Oklahoma
hi«
4
automated
: 367,972 in
31,
/>V;://-%- /;v'//: \/'.^s 1
by 27 diesel locomotives
estimated
Flinco,, Inc.)
6,600
4,950
was:
'
■
secured
cars
,were
bid of 98.8053.
a
coupon-
be
freight
;
9,900
*4,950
will
acquisition., of
a
to
999.
p.
(A. E.) Staley Manufacturing Co,—Quarterly- RepQrt-r
.
v .
__„13,200
.Co.,-.
nricpH
.Southwest Factories, Inc.—^Acquisition—.,
,
Philips, Rosen & Appel_.,„ 6,600
Inc.
—V,
-w-wi-,
the'
for
—V. 195, p. 156./:.///,;;-/./.-• /;./
;
559,000 shs.
underwriters named.' below ' have severally
purchase from the company the aggregate number • of shares
of eommon stock set forth
(below, pursuant to an underwriting agreement and
subject to the terms and conditions stated therein;
Inc.
further
improvement in
J'-://:;/"'Z '>
1961.
income
were
Brothers & Hutzler.
UNDERWRITERS—'The
Westhelmer 6c
of
net
maturity..-They
98.616
Agreed to
Boenning & Co.,.
30,523
Rodetsky, Walker & Co. Inc_30,525
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.„l3,200
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
!
—
petitive.sale Feb. 6
Outstanding
Shares
•
194,
amounted
;
PRESENT FINANCING
facilities."—V.
Spirit- Mountain Caverns, Inc,—-Stock Offering Susp'd
j-j*\Wl^reiPrACeCi to yield, trpm JJpVo to
4.55%, according to.
.
.
recorded
subsidiaries
.4
appliances, household
equipment and supplies, giftware and seasonal item?. All applianc.es
sold by SILO
are serviced
by its own or factory authorized service
departments. The company, through, subsidiaries,, also engages in "con¬
sumer
finance,
wholesale and Import operations as adjuncts to its
/principal business.
' V.
Authorized
expanded
See' Diversified
-
•
The balance of retail sales include small electrical,
EFFECT TO
by
.
Net
final quarter
consolidated
modest sales
a
not-favorable to ttormai",credlt>\sale8 *grow_th.
year
national
retail sales
lagged behind
', costs incurred in concerting manual tasks
Higher Earnings
Southern Pkcificr Co.'-— Equipment Trust,*Certificat6s
On Feb. 7, 1962,
Halsey./Stuartv & Oo. Inc?..
"•iiv
nfffiroJ
tft Q/lWnAff
» York City, offered TMikljnt/r $6;84O;o:90rd£ 4-W! /
publiclyr
t^firm's
4% %
equipment trust certificates, -/series No. 15, , due
/ Feb. 1, 1963 to
1977, inclusive.- : c /. ; / " v
"
.
/v
company
of 2514
N.
Broad
St., Philadelphia has
in the retail discount business since 1954. It-began as
a, sole proprietorship.
SILO operates five retail discount stores located
in
the
Philadelphia-Camden metropolitan
area.
All
the
company's
.store sites are leased, it owns no real estate.
Major home. appliances
account for approximately 70% of the total sales
made at these stores.
,
in the
Offered
engaged
% /
: /
paf)^^__»_,^,
outetanding
;
1962
GIVING
the
♦
in general business and consumers repaid.outstanding debt
of new credit -extended; a condition "Aspeeially - unfavorable
Spiegel with its predominance in credit sales. Earnings were affee ted by increased promotional and research expenditures, by the
from
BUSINESS—The
,
Of
1
excess
The
.
CAPITALIZATION
3.3 %
own
/
'
rinwn
for
,
i>al"ent' Charles - J^. Q#egp,ry - is
group
X/////
Farnincfo
recovery
v
4,972,980
f
.
■_'.,
a
to $14,214,277.
This is equal, to. $2,86. per share on
common
shares-outstanding at the year^end., •
earnings bettered by 30%
the, consolidated, net. income of
$10,938,733- reported for the 1960 calendar year, which in turn was
equivalent to. $2.20 per share on 419(j5,881 .shares outstanding at the
end of that
year.
:H-^1 '■"/;■ -/vConsolidated operating revenues of $151,184,882 for 1961 were 5Va%
above
revenues
of
$143;308,368 in the year earlier pdribd.—V./195,
p. '261.
/.'///
/;.:/'/;/
'■•,/♦/"-'/• /'.
-
■
common stock at $7 per share. Net
proceeds will be used
/by the company for general corporate purposes includ¬
ing the possible opening of additional stores.
»/
and
company
Preliminary
prospectus, Boenning & Co.,
Philadelphia, and Rodetsky, Walker & Co,; Inc., Jersey"
City, N. J., offered publicly, .165,000. share's of this firm's
been
as
Southern - Natural Gas- Co.-r-Reports
earnings
/
Silo
•
'
2262.
p.
through /underwriters
sale
sen
t jcvJ
u^
the
of
totaled
52
cents
per
share
of common
stock
out¬
standing as of Dec. 31, 1961. For the corresponding period of a year
earlier, net earnings amounted, to $162,677, or 17 cents per share,
'
-Management - officials
stock of the parent.
.
compared
equivalent
was
the
dent.
-
quarter
$12,078,030
/...
ago.
public
to
proposes
'/v=
M. J. Spiegel, Chairman, said "Although there was
engaged
'
first
against
$1,038,442
was
of
for
he
/
,
in^rease.- cenmb^
most
:rnmrrihn^T?PtfiitOT^H-L-Vpmnion negisterea
TTn
Wr:-^T-S
V
Throughout
in the sale of liquified petroleum gas and- related
merchandise. Net proceeds -from the stock sale will be used for general
corporate, purposes, including .possible acquisitions, :Tt has outstanding
700,000 shares of common stock, all owned by, the parent: and .pledged
•
'
with
offered
Iiii» —SqIpc
Indicated,
$268)834,427
,
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Manufacturing
of
.
and/is
the
of
stock,_ to be
,
corporation for the three months-ended Dec. 31,
1961—first quarter of the company's fiscal-year—were roughly three
times those for the corresponding period of I960 and were significantly
above
those
for
the
entire
preceding nine
months of that year,
Januarius A. Mullen,-President, stated in his report to stockholders.
Sales for the period were approximately at-the level of a year earlier.
The marked rise in earnings, Mr. Mullen, said, was due
primarily to
the growth and profit improvement program initiated" early in 1961,
and which has been carried forward aggressively since then.
./.'/■
Earnings
87,669. shares issuable
which' .management official's as a
(not .including
options),
headed by A, C, Allyn & Co. and Bioreji & Co, The -public offering
price and underwritihg terms are to be supplied by amendment. ; »
The company (formerly Natural Gas Co. of Florida)
is a whollyow.ned subsidiary of Southeastern Public. Service Co. (of New. York)
'
Sheller Manufacturing;
-
sale for Spiegel were. $277,2.79,166 in 1961 compared '
in 1960, • a gain of 3.1%.
Net profit 'after tax was
$6,962,976 compared to $11,753,305 in. 1960.
After preferred, dividends
•of $312,975, earnings -were equal- to $2.0,7 on an average of 3,205,368 /
/common shares outstanding as compared ;to $3.89- in 19.60 'on an
average of 2,938,622 Shares outstanding.
-
common
.3,000
;
stock
common
stock
of
Southeastern rropane Gas to.
aouineascern Pronane UBS Go
4,200
684.
^
,
Corporate net
to
This company, of 617 duPont Plaza Center,. Miami, Fla., fjled a registration statement with.the. SEC on. Jan. 30j covering ,754000 .shares of
,;
Co., Inc._i____^_ 3,000
Securities Co
shares of
exercise
upon
As
,
^roup;:pw.h,;45<2%''v'/JaiAaA,B.>Ha^
3,00.0
Williaton•& Beane
R.
J.
.Hayden,, Miller <fc Co
Schaefer & Co,.
1
■■
•
:
,
the
"376,948
Co.ii.
Co..—3,000
&
Herbert W.
4,200
—
of Michigan
■
4,200
4,200.
Co.————
&
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•
■
• "
by amendment/The statemerft
five-year'warrants sold to the
a-price to 'be supplied by
-exercisable-at
operates a / retail * mail' order' business' '•"distributing
selected
general merchandise..'to customers located
throughout" the'
' .united Sta,tes. The: net' proceeds from the company's sale of additional
equipment, of $1,300,000. -Of the net. proceeds from .the stock sale,
$600;Q0O will be used to. finance in part the construction and equip¬
ping of the new plant, and another portion will be used to retire
bank, loans and-for working capital.
A $600,000 mortgfage loan will
'/finance the remainisg cost of the new plant. ~:
/:
In addition, to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
Fridley & Frederking
3,000
Funk, Hobbs & Hart, Inc._i 3,OQO
Harris, Logan & Co;——— 3,000
Eichler & Co
Hentz
4,200
Scribner__ 4,200
4,200.-
Co.____
&
«fe
H.
Gardner——:
Singer, Deane &
Weatheimer
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc._ 4,200
&
4,200
7,500
Co.^
Bateman,
Courts
4,200
.sen* Inc/
Prescott & Co...
7.5O0
Co
&
&
Burnham
First
4,200
Inc
Christeh-.
&
Meeds—
Lemon
Roney
8,500
Co.__ 8,500
Inc.,.:: 8,500/
&
:
Hirshberg,
Writer
Peters,
8,500
4
to be supplied
shares underlying
are
$15,000,
company
,
Curtis
Bache
for
.amendment.
pany is fjlannjlng. to construct a new plant- at Danvers, ^Mass./ at'a.'total/cost
including land, engineering and architecture,, construction- and /
Co—:—^4,200
Leonard- &
Moore,
...
♦transistors but,-of
4,200
McDonald
12,000
Jackson
Webber.
"of
shares
ritirkch/
40,600
Inc.Weeks,
Co.,
of
company
principal underwriter for $1,250, exercisable at a price to be
-supplied by amendment. - '
/
< •
>'
•
,
stock will be used to prepay a 5Va%
bank loan ($115,000T and/for/
V
The company is principally.engaged in the development, manufacture
-Vworking capitkl." In*1'addition- to* certain- indebtedness, * the Company
and sale of semiconductor devices for use in military 'and industrialhas outstanding 285,6/00 shares of common stock, (after
.giving effect
electronics and- electrical equipment.
Its primary-product Hne consjfets*.
. to
a recent' 540-for-f Stock split ), all'of which (except for' qualifying
to
v
subject to- the--conditions
contained
in
the purchase contract
the underwriters named-below
have severally agreed to purchase all of the shares of common stock
■sold-by each selling stockholder 4f any of such-shares are purchased.
UNDERWRITERS—Under
.
;
/ing will be made on an all or none basis through, underwriters headed
,^,..''-;by:f-©airfer;^BeiPlteat./Potomft & Weill; The public Offering price and
"Rpvisiprprl—
Pnmmnri
Salem, Mass... filed a registration
.istration
statement with the-SEC on. Feb.
,1- covering.. H0.00Q shares of common stock/to
be offered for public sale through underwriters headed;
by Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment:
The statement
also includes 5,000 shares underlying three year' warrants to be sold
/ y
Authorized/
Outstanding
1,839,574 shs.
586,324 shs.
i 753,250 shs.
.
753,250 shs.
$1,200,000
.:
$1,140,000
$2,400,000 >
$2,400,000 7
lm
(50c par)—
15, 1961
This
Im»
^laie ^rottucts, mc.
.
follow:
^
earned-during-the same period last year, F.-R. Valpey,
President, .reported.
-/•
The increase in earnings,
J.' *
" • /
;
■
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^
: ,
_/
firsft .quarter loss, and resulted
,
overcame, av
'
f *
.•
/
%
Continued
071 pCLQ€
52
*%/■
-
Volume
105
Number' 6133
*
.
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle \
.
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
the-first
all
in which
WJtcn
Company
Name of
A.
C.
>•
f
Missiles
Class \A
Corp.—
:$50c
_/
4-2
3-1
7 Vac
Construction
&
<quar.)
—____
2-28
2-
stock
split
subject
to
3-30
stockholders
Stock
dividend
Feb.
2-23
%'"
2
9
approval;
28__1_YY
•
Class
A
iquar. ) _•_____
Alabama-Tennessee
Algoma
Allied
Steel
Gas
Kid
(quar.)
3-15
7vic
5;
;
_
30c
2-26
3-
1
8,
2-19
3-31
/, 3-
••,
3-1
12 Vic
3-31
—
Bakeries
Common
5 V« %-
(quar.)
preferred
American
Common
at
5%
Zinc,
Electric,
B
Lead
Andrea Radio Corp.
Arizona
5- i
L://
4-
Co.
Brewster-Bartle
Bristol-Myers,
/
Drilling
(quar.)____,
Electric
Paso
l:Y/';
4-
preferred
9
6
Corp.
Industries
Co.
8
2-
5
3-
2
First
Southern
3-15
First
Trust
Flintkote
3-30
25c
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
2-16
•
$4
3-10
2-23/
3-31
Food
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Forbes
;
;
7-14
10-15
30c
10-
25c
/2-14
3-
&
B
50c
(s-a)
1
2-15
—
class A
(quar.)
General
3-
1
2-16
General
2-26
2-15
5%
4-
3-15
$3.75
3-
93%c
2
1
2-15
4-
4-13
Motors
preferred
General
2
Telephone
5 Vi %/ preferred
2
15C
3-15
2-23
$6
20c
-
2-14
2<2-
3-15
3-
31V4C
(quar.)__
;
15c
3-
2-15
80c
1
(quar.K
;
3-15
3-31
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
15c ;
75c
.
4-
2-16
3-14
.2-21
preferred
(quar.)
Grace
2-16
Lockheed
3-10
2-13
LubrizoF Corp.,
70c
Common
4%
/
2-19 '
50c
3-
$1.50
2-28
(Del.)—
1
increased
Central
Steel
Wire
&.
:y
$5
3-16
2-15
3-
5
3-
1
2-15
V3-
1
2-15
$5.08
a
12 Vic
35c
a*.
2-27
2-28
2-
Hajoca
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—
v"/Y $t
3*10
•
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;
Inc.,
5-16
25c
3-14
2-28
•
:4Vsr% '-preferred'
Chattanooga
"Gas
common
-i
-
30c
(quar.)
$1.12 Vi
(quar.
■*
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3-
4-
:
•7 Vic.
(quar.)___a__^_____4_„_ /
$1.50
-
/
Corp.,; common
*4.«A % -preferred
(quar.)
™
...
-a
,
Chesapeake
3:Vafy preferred
Chilton
(quar.)
/
Corp.
4 Vi
%
:
'4'A%
preferred
preferred
Handy
Andy
(quar.)——
(initial
.Common
5:72%
7-31
^";
5 Vi%
12 Vic
12 3/4 C
1-10.
2-20
Hill's
3-
2-20
Hilton
10-10
<-
17 Vic
;•:.
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6C
t-
-
*
30c
1
stockholders
5Vi %
9
5%
2-15
class
A
Hotels
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)—_—1
1st
Hinder
preferred
(quar.)—
A
$45C
3-15
2r20
3-15
2-20
1
2-16
Hotel
3-
1
2-16
Houston
2-20
Hudson
3-12
5%
>-
«
.
20c
.
Dauch,
—
-
/'
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preferred:-'(quar.)
Consolidated
Financial
Consolidated
Foods
Continental
Continental
$5.50
Assurance
(quar.)
($1.20 from
Corson
.4- 1
"25c
55c
4-
1
4-
3-
1
:
•
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9
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;
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(Toronto)
f
$1.21
;
preferred A Iquar.),';. ^
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$$1.30
"
3-12-
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5c
*
2-28
7-26
3-20
3-
2-23
9
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31V4 c
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32c
"
Circuit
Breaker,
4.60%
pfd..
2-26
,
V-
-
3-
1
-
Stockholders-. at
March
Final
_____
'
time!;
J '
_
•
—
•
annual ' meeting '•<>»• %.;
the
20-will vote
split
on
-
Imperial Tobacco
at.this
2*
2
3-10-
J
5.50%
5.80%'
"
5.60%
1
2-19
1
2-19
5.75%
3-15;
3-
4-14
4- 2.
1.
a
&
proposed 2-for-l
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/
3-29
3-12
2-20
(quar.)
50 c
2-
V
2-
3-
8
2-23
2-26
2-16
a
2
$5c
4-
2
3-9
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4§c
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2-15
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2-16
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3-10
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75c
4-15
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7 Vic
3-1
2-15
3-
1
2-16
4-
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.
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1
3-
1
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1
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1
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3-
1
2-10
22c
2-28
1-31
9c
2-26
35C
,
$1.12 Vi
4.75%
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(increased}_
com.
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(quar.)
—
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3'15
(Del.)
25c
2-5
3-14
25c
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1
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Gas,
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.i
National
.
a
$1.40
$1.4334
_■—
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NuTone,
1
3-16
1
3-16
4-1
8-15
4-
1
3-16
3-
1
will vote at the annual meet¬
held
on
March
5
on
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2-7
2-7
3-1
3-
1
.
2-7
20c
(increased-quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Inc.
.
9
Co.—
,
s
2-27
4-
$1.45
.
3-
2-14
4-
$1.37 Vi
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2
9
3-20
4-
3-
,
$1
(quar.)____ ,Y. .37 Vic
common
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1
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4%
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—
Noxzema Chemical Co.. (Md.)—
•
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3-
3-22
55c
(quar_—______—___
preferred" (quar.
preferred (quar.)
be
2-19
(Pittsburgh)
________
to
3-16
a
.
Insurance
Gas Pipeline,
Natural
2-19
.
—
'(initlal-quar.)
Fire
.
20%
approval of
to
13)
2-19
5
'*/;} $15c
Accident Insurance-
Feb.
2-20
3-
3-
20c
20c
.
Nova Scotia
,.
14%
3-16
4-20
"
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Western
&
Common:
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Tool
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Stockholders
•
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2-23
3-16
$1.50
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dividend
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3-15
3-26
3-26
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42 Vic
class A___.
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common
Northern
Y-2-19
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2-23
(Ohio)—
(Albany)
England Electric. System
Norfolk
2-19
1
New
New
Y 2-16
1
3-
**
5-25
3-30
/;
1
2%
(quar.)
$1.50-preferred
;
Y
2-20
,
3-
.
2-23
4-16
3-15
10c
:
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J
2-20-
>
8
3-
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2-23
-
6-15
V
$1
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Co.
Nevada Natural
2-28
.
(Great
Life
National
2*15
,
9
■
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Illinois Power Co.—
C.)
(Nashville)
"
20c..
57 Vi C
9
3-15
$1
(Mich.);
Chemical
National
.
2-28
3-
,
35 Vic
Y
(quar—
(quar.)
Corp;, class A (quar.)_
B
(quar.)______
National Grocers, Ltd." -(quar.)__
2-23 ;.
3- 1
"
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3-
2
-
$30c
(quar.)____
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I-T-E
stock
4- 1
:
$1.41 2nd preferred (quar—
Hutchison (W. H.)
& Son (incr.-quar—_—
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,
(s-a)' '
Lighting & Power (quar.—
Pulp & Paper, class A (quar—__—;
preferred A (quar.)_—_____„
5.12% preferred B (quar.)—
3-1
1
25c
,
capital gains and- 1c from in-:
Reynolds, $1
-
3-15
$1.37%
(quar.)__r____^_A-r.__—
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Corroon &
/
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3-1
:
27 Vic
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Continental
25c
(quar.).
1
(quar.)_l__"__'_/.____
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preferred
Continental
Corp.
Corp. ^(quar.)__^.__^
2-19
2-16
i2yac
a_«.
Class
^
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1
60c
Nashua
2-15
3-
9
3-
12 Vic
Star,--class A (initial)—^
—__a
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Munsipgwear;/ Inc./ (quar.)
Shares Corp. (4 cents from ordinary
income and 2l cents from realized capital
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3-
3-
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2-15:.
3-16:
.
$2 ■>"/
2-16
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1-
40c-:.
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2*23
8
Movie
2-23
3-23
40c.
•
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Barbizon, Inc.
2-15
2-19
10c
(quar.)
Nalco
3r
1
30c
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3-
3-1
3-
—
preferred
stock
$1.25
3-
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(B.
Y.
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2-23-
;
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lie'Y 3-30 S
$.34375
—
6
capital
(quar.)
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Morton
2-23
3-15.
•
4-
2-23
3-15
37Vic
1
3?.5
(quar.)
stockholders
(quar.)—
.:
(quar—L.
6
5-
25c
_a___
preferred
approval on Feb. 26)
Supermarkets,
4-
"3- 5
(quar.)^——.<.r
(St. Louis)
(Henry)
9:
3-16
;
.
3-12
.
6
1
45c
(quar.)___.
4.70%
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3-12
.
6
3-
5-
15C
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Morgan
2*15
3-12
.
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Homestake
Mining . (quar.) ui—
Hoskins Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
■■■'■-..j
20c
-
2-
■
<
$1.43
common
1
,
3-
2
kiioil.'il/'•'?'
4.50%
2-13
Y
3-12
3-15
10-31
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7-10
_
preferred
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2-13
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4-' 1
3-i2
12c
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■
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4-10
A
1
14 Vic
preferred B (quar. )_J_u'_—f
preferred C (quar.)__—-_———
5%:
preferred
from
is
hi
Montana-Dakota. Utilities,
.
9
3-
v
1
3-
$$1.62
'
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(quar.)______
_"
/ 3-
2
3-
2-14
2
4-
20c
(quar.) r
preferred
Mon-Art,
2-26
3-1
' "
.
,(
International, Ltd,—
/;25c 1 -31-63
T
—
(stock dividend)
preferred
Mills
4-30
4-
v
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$1.43
Community; Public Bervice^— .;' f n*. / -t'
Cone
2-19
,25c
/
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2
2-
1
25c.
■
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Commonwealth Life
4.80%
6
3-
Farms
A
3-1-
;
v
preferred (quar..I
preferred
(quar.)
v'4.45%
2-21.
2
3.90%
Monarch
2-26
3-10
1
j
,
,
—-
9
3-10
;//: 3-15
1
2-23
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a
Mlnneapollsr-Honeywell Regulator—
>
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(quar.) a__—1
3% conv. preferred (quar.)____
Mitchell
(Robert), Ltd., class A
(Payment
omitted at this time)» / , / -1...
/.,
4
3-1
2+
.
9-T
4-
$10c
;
(quar.),
Engineering Co.
&
Miller & Rhoads
Y 2-15
(quar.)_"____ii.-.___i__ a 1334c
Helene Curtis Industries,
...
20c
class A (quar.)
t t/
87 Vic
Hershey Chocolate (Increased-quar.)
—
Stock dividend
(a 5-for-l split subject to
:
Colwell Company
4-
1
$1.25
Hardee
1
1
1
6-
12-
14c
(quar.)
Miami Industries,
Micromatfc Hone
2-19
3-
:' $10c
.
6Vi %
preference (quar.),:
Hawaiian-Telephone, common
2-13
.
'■»
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2-19
Y; 4-2
4-
2-14
12ViC
Inc.__—
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4.35%
•
$1.06 y4
Co.
stock
3.85%- preferred
r
1
2-19
3-15
$1.12 «/a
—
2-19
3-
a
dividend —-a
Metropolitan
2-19
3-15
..
3-15
14c
-
(quar.)
;
Messenger Corp.
2-19
.
3-15 ;
'
3-1
25c
:f'A
quar.)_______
.City Public Service— ;
./.C V
5.72%
preferred A (quar.)____'
Civic Finance Corp.
5-
3-15
25c
12-15
14c
-
8-24
.
3-15
30c
(quar.)___
2-19
-i
/.
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3-1
9-15
Ltd.—
4
Distillers, Ltd.—preferred (initial)
7%
3-15 / >'■; 2-19
25C
Common______*—^_
2-19
1
9-10
25c
.
(quar.)-.:
2-23;
25c
.
Quarterly,—__
<:
3-
3-
9
7 Vic
(quar.)___
Supermarkets', (quar.)
Meredith
2-19
•
■?
3-
6-15
15c
3-19 *
/ _s.M5c
!_____
2-19
3-20
25c
—
Stero
3-; 1
$1
87 Vic
Corp..
Churchill
$1.06
$1.1-8%
(quar.)__
(quar.):
Company
Chrysler
3-10
v3" 1
371/ic''
$1.25
2-12
3-6
.
Mercantile Trust
2-16-
:|:4c .",/ 3-
:_3__—
j.
:■
3- 5
1
,3-15
25c
,
..."
(quar.i-
preferred' (m'af..).-»_-i.
& Ohio Ry., common
434%
;
■
3-30
6
14 c
Mechanics & Farmers Bank
9
'
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3-15
3-
8y4c
________________
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Medford Corp.
3-16
4-
bj
'
Chemetron
2-16
2
i
(quar.)
(auar.)
Hammermlll Paper Co.j
2-13
1
3-10
$15c
—
3-16
3-31
Coseo
Hammond Organ Co..
2-20
3-31
$1.23
'
Champion Papers,
Corp. (quar.)
Mines, Ltd
Hallnor
2-20
Hamilton
11——
common
/
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■
2-15
3-15
(quar.)____A
class
McNeil Machine
9
•
___
3-10
.
$5.00
$28c
2-15 %
3-10
1
3-30
3-30
3-20
•
Melchers
(quar—.
Utilities, common (quar.)_______
44 25c
preferred (quar—
/
$1.05
preferred (quar.)'__i________.—
- 4 $1.10
preferred (quar.)
$1.11
preferred (quar.)_^_____—___««,
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
$1.27
$4.40
$4.44
4-13
1
$2
preferred
$4.20
3-15
1
4!—300%/
—
RR.,
5-
,$2
-
3-
1
25C
3-
$$1
-/
3-15
40c
Co.__A_™j_____
2-23
3-
1
60c
Maryland Casualty Co.
3-15
3-13
Gulf States
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1 •>
4,92%
2
Ohio
2-15
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4-
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Gardens, Ltd. (nuar.)
Bancorporation (partic stk)
Stock
1
4-
3-30
' 1
Power,', Ltd. (quar.)_^_____,
Cbrp. (Fla.)-^--
&
Marsh
-
:.
(N.
(quar.)_____
Aircraft
Leaf
Initial
3-15
420c ",
2-27
'
3-15
1
2-14
3-
14c
1'*
■
Inc.
Marine
1
10c
.
Inc.
payment
Plantation
Maple
3-15
4-
1
8
3-15
20c
—_+*
Magna vox Company
2-28
4-1
33-
30c
(quar.)
Quarterly
20c
I
dividend —
Mobile
$20c
■I
__ ___ ___ _
preferred.. (quar.
- - preferred
. -(quar.)--
3-30
$17Vic
•
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Service—^
Public
4-
Gulf
2
1
(quar.)
Lakes
;
/
hon-cum - preferred
Central Illinois
3-14
$20c
7c
30c
%
$1.12 '/a
Investors,
above
gains).
Loblaw,
3-15
(W. R.), 8%
pfd. A iquar.)_____
preferred B (quar.)_•
preferred (quar.)____—
Lakes Paper Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Stock
3-15
175c
4
,,t.
9
1
Gulf American Land
3-30
_
Insurance
(4lc > of
;/
4-
Great
2-10
Ltd.—YY;Y
__
1
343/aCv
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3-16
14c
Company
2-
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4-
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3-30
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2-13
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2-15
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8
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Quarterly
2-23
4-13
I7y2c
(monthly)
(quar.)
(M. H.), Inc.
Extra
Life
2-28
1
-
;; 8%
»
Lee -(H.
5-
(quar.)
2-28
1
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
A
6
50c
preferred
6%
6%--preferred
Class
Lamston
3-10
Cement
3-15
(monthly)
3-
1-24
;
B v
3-
.
$1.25
pfd.
9
25c
_______
(monthly)
".,3-29
2-15
$10c
A
3-
2-16
v.Y $90c
(monthly)
(monthly)
10c
;
:
9
3-
3%
A
B
Labrador
;
$2
3*
2
(monthly)
A
1
2-15
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Ice MachineT.M,;1 class A
iquar.)
International Power Co., Ltd.—
/,
B
Class
1
933/4c
Corp.,
2
4-
(quar.)__.
class
2-
w,,
14c
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
9
4-
8 Vic
Corp.
40c
borp; (quar.)
iquar.)_____
3-
$1.12 Vi
8 Vic
:,2-
10c
Rubber
<fe
2
-8 Vic
2-15
3-10
3Vic
(Iowa)—4%;-j"'
Co.
4-
___
2-15
4VaC
L_
2-28
3-15
; 5-14
.
38VaC
_______________
Biologicals,
Class
2-23
3^-15
2-28
3-16
6-1
$1.12 Vi
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3-23
;
4%
25c
•
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$$1.25
(quar.)
35c
$10c
5-14
:
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(quar.)
Class
2-16
3-1
•40c
$50c
5-14
1
/____—
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Class
4
3-20
2-26
35c
Bullock's
semi-annMal* a_aa___aa_YaY_____
Kratter
2-16
Glen-aery Shale Brick (quar.)____________ (■/ >10c
Globe Envelopes, Ltd.,
class A (quar. )j___ / / $13c
Globe Security Systems, Inc.
(Pa.) (quar.).
10c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada Ltd.
'
/
1
6-
0-14
-
Kollmorgen
2-16
2-13
_______
5-14
6-
2-28
,
$1.25
Organization
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
4
3-15
1
Malting Co. '(quar.)
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
2-14
3- 1
56V4c
3-
3-15
4
■
(quar.)
dividend
Knickerbocker
i,
4
$1.12Vi
(quar.)___.
$1.25
111c
1
County Land Co. (quar.)
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)___A___^._
2-16
preferred- (quar.)-_l---^~^-.---Buffalo Forge Co._
Dry Dock, Ltd., class A (quar.)__Burton-Dixie,Cdr{r./-(Common, payment omitted at this time)
1
6-
10c
2-16
Food,
Burrard
preferred
Stock
1
3-15
Portland
J Y
2-
3-15
Giant
„
3-20
0*
'
2-28
,
20c
//
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Caressa,- Inc.
Central Charge-Service,^'Inc.
5
$1.05
a_
(quar.)„
Co.
Kent-Moore
'
2-21
2-15
2-15
•
3-15
$1
quar.)
Company, common
$4.50
»,
2-19
3-15
2-13
Inc./a (increased-quar.) _a__.
Burlingtoiv County Trust (N. J.)
(s-a)
1
3-15
34Vic
1
preferred (quar.)
5,/s%; preferred
(quar..t_
>
2-20
60c
$1.08%-
//-/;■
Light—
Company
Kendall
V2-19
3-1
22.Vic
^
1
4%
2-
9"
3-30
95c
,
2-26
3-
Common
2-15
3-
55c
.
Kekaha
9
3-
$5 prior
/
9
2-16
10c
(resumed)
'
2-16
10c
J*__;
Waterworks
-
43- 1
2
5
$65c
(quar.)
Tire
(quar.)
Natural Gasi
(quar.)
3-15
5c
Kaymarq Consolidated Corp. (Del.)—<
84c preferred
(monthly)
i_
Sugar Co., Ltd
;__r
2-15
50c
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred
General
•
1
&
(increased
Drug
Lihue
General
_
3-
Battery & Ceramic (increased)Foods Corp.
(quar.)
1
_
25c
Power
Kawneer
Funds:
2
_
3-
Katz
2-15
(stock dividend)
3-
_a___a___a
3-
3-15
.
5c
of Canada Ltd.
Custodian
General
2-16
30c
-
3-30
3-15
Kansas
2-15
3-
3-15
10c
—
3-1
25c
,
1
60c
50c
.
.
(quar.)_'_
3-
Canadian
2
•
$1.25
(quar.)__-L_____________
2-26
"
preferred
Inc. (quar.)
Fritzi of California
Wffg.
5%
'
4.50%
V
1
$1
Wallace, class A
(quar.)___.—
Bond series
25c
Canadian -Western
3-15
4-
,
(quar. 1
4-
.
$1.34
Friden,
2-17
1
preferred
preferred
2-26
(quar.)
Jncome series (quar.)
2-28
30c
.
2-19
3-15
Inc.
Foster Grant Co.
2-16
3-: i
50c
2nd
A
4-
Canadian
3-1*
2
(quar.)__f
City Power & Light, com.' (quar.>__
preferred;.(quar.j________________
preferred
(quar.
4.20%
preferred 4( quar.
;
4-1
(quar.)___
Ford Motor Co.
12-31
3-1
.;'
2-
$1.35,
(Syracuse, N. Y.)___
common
Telephone,
Class
1
1-15-63
-
Co.,
Mart
25C
Ltd.
2
4*
(quar.).
com.
4.50% "preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
:
$2.25 series B 2nd preferred
4-14
30C
Deposit
series
$4.50
30c
<
&
preferred
Florida
Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd., (quar.)
Hydrocarbons,
2-14
4-
60c'
53 %c
8.80%.
:•
2-26
:.
Co.___:—
3-15
Increased
2-15
25c
47 Vic
:
2-26
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
150c
.
Co.
Co.,
1
__.
(quar.)
common
preferred
conv.
Bearing
$1.11
;YY 15c
__
Sign & Signal,
$1.25
Fafnir
$25c
Canada
2-19
2-15
-2-14
_____________
(quar.)
1
(annual)
Farrington Mfg., $1.37Vi preferred
2
Federal
Oil
Canadian
Supply
A
4-
(resumed)
1
Bank Note
/
2-19
1
2-15
Kansas
2-15
$25c
9
Ya-Ya'Y
(Del.)
1
17Vic
9
*
Stone
2-19
1
3-
2-28
•
Kern
American
Cut
Engraving
Water
4-
(quar.)
(Canada)
Mfg. & Electronics
American
&
Oilier
preferred
Common
:
1-
Y $1.15
$1.12%
1—
Crushed
<te
$5
2-26
>;
1-
_
Canada
Jamaica
2
$1.18
(quar.)
3-
$5c
Canada
Jahn
4-
1
2-26
5c
.
5-
40c
(quar.)__
.3-15
.
25c
i
common
2-16
3-15
4-1
(increased)
Electric
British
Company,
3-20
3-
,
$1.12 Vi;
(quar.)—
(quar.)
$5.40 preferred
(quar.)___1.__._____^___w
$5.36 preferred (quar.)
Electric Storage Battery (quar.)
British
Budd
3-23
2-23
:nc,1-
Brunswick Corp-, (quar.)
Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.)
2-23
25c
:_A—_______
(quar.)_
3-15
preferred
2-15
3si"-' 3%Y
ii; 65C V/,4-
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
1
2-19
,
-i2yac
(quar.)___
com.
Power, com. 1tqu»r.)_
(quar;)A___4._-j:_____:
a_'
$1.03
;
2-15
30C
(interim)
common
% 4.30%
;
3-
1
35c
Light &
100%
15Vic
'>
(quar.)
$4.72
2-
'
2.
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
common
preferred
3-20
_a__'_____—
3.75% .preferred
9
4.35%
3-
Okla.): i (quar.)
Co.
3-
2-23
12 Vic
___
(quar.)
(quar.)____!
(quar.)
2
9
15c
,
Brillo Mfg.
4-
3-
2%c
-
B
30c
..
Ennis Business Forms Inc.
(quar.)
Mfg.'. (qUar.) aa
Bemis Bros. Bag (quar.)
Black-Olawson
(quar.).;
Bon- Ami-. (stock ' dividend)
Booth Fisheries Corp. (quar.)
(Iowa),
(quar,)______
Electric
9
3-10
"
t40c
(quar.)
com.
Corp.- (quar.)_
Finance
4.80%' 'preferred
(quar.)
Emery
(quar.)
Belden
-Class
Iowa
3-
3-
25c
.a
4%
2-21
(quar.)
Cigars Inc.
3-16
2-23
2-14
3-20
Bassett /Furniture Industries
Bayuk
1
2-23
Franklin
Barber-Greene
4-
3-15
10c
$30c
9
1
50c
Interstate Engineering
Interstate
9
3-
3-15
25c
(quar.)
—
Corp.,
2-15
9
20c
,
Mines, Ltd.
class A
(quar.)
2-13
•
3-
Extra
'
Gold
1
30c
Electrolux
12 %c
-
1
2-
3-15
Elwell-Parker
•
Quarterly
3-
3-
1
1
4-
*
10c
Utilities
preferred
$2
'
3-
3-15
(quar.)
Insurance (Tulsa,
2-13
2-20
°
Life
1
4-14
Equitable Life Insurance
a_
Chemical Industries
3-
50c
(quar.)
2-23
8 Vic
(quar.)
Atlas
93%c
40c
omitted
Investment
Atlas
Corp.,
2-16
3-
$1.06»/4
Machinery (quar.)_
Nickel Co. Canada, Ltd.—-
International
97Vic
3-15
4-
30c V
$1.25
(quar.)___
Quarterly
2-13
4
3-10
(quar.)
_
2-13
1
(quarj____________.
Enterprises
"'$4.50
4-10
3-
25C
(quar.)
preferred
In¬
capital
Cigar
International
1
3-
$40c
22 Vic
—
4.44%
3-19
3-
40c
Chemical
6
'
___Y_—
.
3-30
22c
(quar.)
4-10
$1.56 J/4
dividend)
(quar.)
Athey Products Corp. (quar.)
Atlanta Gas Light Co., common
(quar.)_3_
4.60% ' preferred
(quar.)__
4%% preferred (quar.)
:
Aunor
3-
2
37 Vic
Bancorporation -(stock
Associates
long-term
Corp
93%o '
15c,,
2-28
4-
,10c
■
■
Smelting
&
common
(quar.)—
12^c
B
Container
Mfg.
International
?-
'2-27
Espey
Anderson
preferred
Insley
5
5
3-15
Corp.
$4.12
time.
American
Class
3-15
30c
;
payments
pfd.
34-
20c
El
Gobain Corp.—
and
this
2-16
■
<quar.)__—
Corp. (quar.)
Photocopy Equipment
3-15
4-16
—
Edgerton, Germesh & Grier
2-23
1
$1,311/4
Motors
American St.
5
Y
_.
Machine
American
33-
i—________
w___
(quar.)
& Foundry
.
American
(quar.)
from
36c
Eagle-Picher Co.
3-1
Illinois—
of
Co.
;
60c
Rubber, 2nd pfd. (quar.)_
American
Cement, Y common' (quar.)_—
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
$6.25 preferred A (quar.)
Investment
50c
93%c
common
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Boston—
11c from net Investment
25c
Indianapolis Water, common .(quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)__
;_a
;
2-14
K
$1.02
(quar.)—_
Biltrite
American
and
Duquesne Brewing, (quar.)
Duriron
Company
(quar.)
2
'
4.08%
of
(Quarterly of
come
*4Vi%'J
preferred
Drexel
2-16
2-23
25c
/
Mfg., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___YY_aa__YaY_-_;.
American
i'
./
4-16
Dow
2-15
3-
...
J35C
'25c
(quar.)
Allis-ChalmeTs
American
Fund
Income
.
••
Corp.
Co.
;
When
Share*
.
>
.
*••■.■.»•
1
'
_
_
Natural
Ltd. (increased quar.)_
Co.-:_____-a_—Y____;
1—
Gas
Allied
40%
22 Vac
—
.
2
(quar.)
$$1.12Va
Dominion Stores, Ltd.
(quar.)—_—
$8c
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd. (quar.)—_
$20c
4Vi%
subject
tor approval 'of stockholders Feb.
Aid,- Inc.
(quar.)_
•
Airport Parking Co. of America•
3-20
Name of Company
2-14
Dover
stock
new
Corp.,
'Common
28).
the
on
2-16
(See
A
3%% preferred A
.
of
•
4-14
1
4-
J30c
1
3-
______________
,
Corp. (stock dividend).—
Casualty & Surety Co.-<
>
p- <
V'Y
(10-for-7
•.
Industries)
5-
.
11 Y
•
Per
t
4-14
—_
*
_____
Aerojet-General
Aetna
Curtis
Class
(751)
.
.
Inland
Ltd.—
_—I
(quar.)_4______
(Toronto)
Industries
1
2-28
,
(quar.)—
;
(quar.)___—
Darling- (L. A.) Co. <quar.)__—
Dayton Power & Light Co.
(quar.)___
3%% preferred A (quar.)—
—:—_
3%%
preferred B (quar.)_
3.90% preferred C (quar.) __—:__
Del Monte Properties
(quar.)
Disney (Walt) Productions (quar.)_
:
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.
(quar.)_^
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.-—
;*
-
2-23
3-15
Co.
(Helene)
Dana
Holders
Payable of Rec.
62 Vi c
"
flncreased-quar.)
Acme
Share
4
.
F.
Abitibi Power & Paper Co.,
15c
12'^c
(quar.) ——
Trust
Helene
5-
-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
Co.■> (quar.)___.—
Finance Corp.-, class A______._
Curtis
When
Share
-
f
Crown
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
„■
; •
\
Per
V
——____
Crown
previ¬
Per
.
'!
(quar.)
class A
Milk
Crowley
an¬
follow with
we
B
•' '•
Company
Co.,
Class
two separate
dividends
the payments
show
we
the
Then
during the current week.
second table
a
in
grouped
are
indicate
we
•'
,"
.
Name of
Crossett
-
.
.
_________—1—
—
4-
2
3-15
20c
4-
2
3-15
10c
3-
1
2-15
The Commercial ••«nd:;Fitianciat./
Forge &
Oil
(quar.)
Ohio
Co.
Oxford
Paper
2-16
3-
1
2-
9
United Foodi
20c
3-
1
2-
9 '■>
United
•3-
>'
5
2*14
Universal
4-
■
1
3-
Urethane
25c
3-
25c
end of February.*'
the
6
1
preferred
5%
•
(quar.)
'31 Vic
class
New
A
—
Premier
(Toronto)
Trust
Provident Life
Provincial
3-19
3-
9
3-
9
22c
3-15
3-5
3-
$1.50
30c
—
3-
7
T*C
Stock
dividend
-
7ac
•
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&
Power
3-12
55c
$1.75
$20c
3-
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3-
1
5%
3-
dividend)
25'//:
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5%
Corp.
Below
2-15
*
.
2-15
2 %
:
3-
/
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9
7
2-21
12-19
3-
•
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5
,'
(quar.)
10c
3- 9
-
C.
B,
A.
M'
A
'
3-15
2-28
3-26
2-14
Industries
2-15
"30C
3- 5
2-23
25c
3-30
Advisers
10c
Life
&
3- 9
3-
Aileen, Inc. (quar.)--—
Ainslie
v3-" 1
'■ 2-15
3-15
3-1
3-
:
1
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3-2
3-20
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3-
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12c
10c
2
1-5-
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4-
3-15
$18c
3-
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r
Atlantic
A
(this
•
$1,25
9-17
,
9-
■2%'
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Si
'
112- *3
12-17
25c
(quar.)—-——
62 %c
3-
$1
3-
1
5
.
(Payment' for
2-10
-
4-23
Singer
Mfg
6mfth
*$4.50
&
3-15
2-23
'75c
3-14
'T "2-16
$28.35
2-20
3-15
7.
3-
6«/4%'
9
quar.)—_____
Co—_—_
Water,
-
♦:
(quar.)—_
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—™
25c
2-
3-31
4-1 :
$1.12 Mi %
6%
3-15
•
Allied
t
Southern
Spring
Southland
Llie
(2-ior-3
.
:
insurance—
stock
'
to
.
—
March
dividend
13).
the
on
$1.20:
Gas
stock
(Calif,),
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Southwestern
Spindle
Class,
B
Insurance
common
4%
13)-;
25.%
.
30c
—
(quar;).._—
Products,
class
A
(quar.)
Stock
Oil
preferred
$1.25
________________
2-16
2-19
*
2-19
;>
1
: 6-29
i
$1.251
3-15
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9-14
;
12-14
12-31
3-
34% c
/
12 (4c
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10c
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3-30
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4"
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(increased-quar.)
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ing
(Mineola N.
will vote
April
24
at
on
the
80C
annual
proposed
a
2-28
,
>>'
planned to
Texas
Gulf
Stockholders
Tidewater
1
Telephone
Common
2-15
5%
Tip
preferred
Top
Tractor
Class
Tucson
3-for-2
(Virginia)—
A
Products,
(quar.)-—
class
B
Electric
3-
2
2-20
25c
(quar.)——
,
—,—
(stock
dividend/
Light & Power
J
„
3-2
2-2flT-
60c
3-10
22%c
5C
20c
(quar.)_
.
2-15
3-
5
3-15
3-16
Metgl
"
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■
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$4
$5
7%
(accum.)'_
3-1
2-
9!
;
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8
2-
1
2-14
3-15
2-14
com.
1
2-15
2-15
'1-31
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3-
2-12
-
'■
3-15
2-12
9
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-9
3-
1
1-26
3-
$1.31'A;
1
V 2-20
.
'
30c
$4.50
2
2
"
7
(i[uar.)—____
2-
3-12
60c
50c
3-12
2-
60c
3-15
2-21
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3-15
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(quar.)
1- 1
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1
3-15
/
$1.25
(quar,)__
RR.
3-
37'4c
—_
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'2-19
3-26
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9
3-
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15c
>
3-10
4-2
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2-13
4'/aC
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3
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2-15
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class A
:
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(stock dividend)
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/•"
2%
'
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:/v;
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2-15.:
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2-20
2*15
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2-23.;
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1-17
2-17
,
15c
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3-2
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3-15
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America
3-13
.
3-rl
.
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
12*15
2-25
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1-31
2-28
2-
2-28
♦
2-:2
9
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2-45
1
3-
7
2-15"
1
3-
25c
$5
.
1-31
1
3-15
$$i
$1.55
preferred (quar.)_____——
16%
5:2-15" ,7) Beecbam.Group; Ltcf. Ordinary (interim)—.
Dividend tor yearf ending March 31, 1962;
.2-25
5
1
'.Mess British income tax and expenses for
/<»2-" 9
/ >
' .depositary. Dividend will amount to * a!p-' v"":'*
2-16 ' 1
I
1-30
3-10
3-
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2-13
%
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I 3-10
4-
1
3-16,1%
1
v.
2-15
12- 8
2-13
1
is'
30c
.
.
2-2
2-15
"Belknap Hardware & Mfg.. com.
(quar.)^^_
*.
2-
J 2-28
2-28
4^
$1:25
%
r
2
3-1
2-15
£
52-20
N.
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to
Climax
2-13
jte
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&
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-
12c
6y4c ; - -3-20 /
com.
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Shares
Realty
of
•
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6%
$2.01
3-23
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3-
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beneficial
3-24
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$1.75
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5.c
40c.
:
3-
5
*
dividend—
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1
Brach
(E. Jt)
Bradshaw
Inc.,, 6,%
American
Co..
(quar.)
',5%;
3-30
50c
2-28
:
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3*' 9
2-
9
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78c
>/ 2-Y3
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2-23
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Final
B
12-29;
r
1-31
2-15
"3- 1
40c
■2.-/8
2-
;
9
'
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A. 1-31
.
4-3
preferred (quar.
3t 2
i-31
4-2
37.V2C
2-15'
Construction" &•-Materials,■
■;
Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
jfs-a) 1
!. "___/
—1
—/
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for; yekr
Vi'-25;
3-12
.25c
Ltd."
British
■'
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common-(initial)
British, Columbia
'"%
v
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2-?8,.
$22c
;;
■»
■"
"30c
preferred "(acciim/)!!^——"
& Sons,-new
2- 79
<y*
.
12-31
: 3-16
V "
2-14
v.
3-1
4; 12,
3-15
'2M5
3-30
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: 15c
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6c
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3-15
2
3-15"
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5%
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2-15
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75c-
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2
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Bos'ton-Fund. ——"75<S"'«' ,2-2$
;
•
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from long-^erm ,capital gains)/.
/ i
2-15
Bourjois, Inc. (.quar.)
;
Bour
British
Service Stores-—
4-
-
30c
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•
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Self
&
7,
(Increased)_u_a—k-------:
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20c'
!7:i
35c
25c
..
(stock dividmid)
-
7-:7,
(quar.)
*
'
$1.40
i
Boeing/Company ( qhar!) ——f—L
9
1
7
common
Hydratane das
*
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3-21
2-23
3-15
.
$1.06 Va-
preferred"7 (quar!
Bobbie! Brpoks] (quar.);/
2-15 \
.
^Oc
$1'!*./, 3-15
;—_„1
v
^
9c
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(Interim; payment equal to about $0:159
**•'per depositary Share after deductions)-
*
2-28
3-20
'"i"!'
preferred, (quar.)—
Borden' Company
(quar.)_^
Smelting
2-19
1
,
(quar.%_-
Seating Co.Mquar.)*
American
3-
3-15
•
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2-20
2
3-9
S12 %c
"v"7;
Blup List Publishing--———
- —,
Blue. Ridge ;Mutual Fund (8c from-net investment
income .and/70c from
security
profits) ' '
1
■Blyvrtzlclit Gold Mines, Ltd.,-ordinary-—.
2-'5
12%C;r
'
2-5
-•4-1
25c
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred (quar.—
BloSsman
3-1-
—$1.25
Sanitary-
Standard
.
Bros/ Tobacco,
Bloch
3-5
32 y2c
-
1
2-13'
1.
4-
•
,
BlaW-Xnox.fco.- (quAr.)—„
"Bliss" (E;/W.) !;Co.' (fluar.)-^___^„—
2-16 '
.
9*' ./ 2-16
3-1/
2-14
25c.
■
*1-25 "
3-
60c
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)
:—
Manufacturing/ (quar.:)_c---_-—
5:.60%,
4.25%
,
1-31
•
!
*"
1<C
2-13
2-15
750c
-
•
common.i—
Blackstone
3-
50C
;
__L
2-26
-/
<quar.)____-—___________
Corp.,
s2-26
2rl6
of
v
Steel
'
'2-16
10c
(initial)zj?J■
A
^
2-15
'
•2-16 "
*2-1
3-9!
17 VaC
-(quar.)^.___
class
1
3-1
-10c
.
3 - -9
(quar.)___^_—__
5 •
9
4-13
10c
—___
Binhey &,Smi(h (quar.)____^_
Blackmail Mercnandising Corp. (.Mo.) (quar.)
lTVaC
Co._i;
Co.
Co.,
"3-
17'Ac
/
2-
1
4-30
20c
finltial)_L_7_—
Company
3-
7%; "15c.
(quar.)
"
J.)—
approval
2-
5
.
(subject
2-15 7
■'»'-2r .9
2^15
March" 15)_r___
5'^
!77.,'
•
'
712-29
.' 5c
%
7%
,
Bibb
.'.3-16
3-
B'
&
Bethlehem
;,v. 1-23
3-15
(Otto)
Class
Best
2
3-10
$2.9991 ft
12%:t
Co.
(Newark,
Co.
4-
v
2-28
2-26
.
preferred
Berns
.
1
2-15
9c
Bell
&
Gossett Co.
(quar.)
Bell & Howell Cc
(quar.)
2-15
3-1
3*
$1.18%
^
•'2-
•
'
4%
3.-29
-
25c
87'/2C
r
;
/V/;
,-■ -.
(quar.)—15c !. "2-15
-is a
.
'proximately $0.59 per depositary share.
V"
7Beck.(A. 7S.) shoe Corp., common
4% %' preferred (quar;
Belcins Van 6s Storage (quar.
3-.1
v
$56c
_
American
$2
1-26
/2-27
4-20
■
$25c
preferred' (quar.)
preferred
Stock
Unit, $6 pfd.
2 - .9
•:
2-17„.
Ltd.
American
•
5
9
14c
Baiber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd. (qua*.
w-:
Barton Qistilliiig (stock dividend)1_——_1—""
Beam;: (James. B.)' Distilling-—
Bearings,. Inc. (quar.)1
'
Beaunit Mills Inc., common (quar.)—
1;
1-31D ,/
3-9
37'/2C
(quar.)
.
Common /(quar.)
American
2
1-31-;
,
2-21
r.;'
75c
preferred! (quar.)_4——■"*>;"
special
American
3-"l
.3-
2T21
e
tl5c-
P)pe & Construction—
cominop
(in'ltial-quar.)
1 Extra
*
'
American Potash
1
.
special meeting March 28».
New
/
2-.1
3-
(2-for-l stock split subject to the
approval
of
two-thirds of • the stockholders at a
Tudor City Seventh
;
diyidepd
Meter
2r20
5%
Supply Co., class A (quar.1—
B
(quar.)_———f._:—2
Gas
c.)— '
Stock
News
"
35c
1-31
93%c
Canada,
Insurance
American
;
'
"
3-
3-
40c
:^'.;i%Stocb dividend (one! additfonalr-share for/
1
each nine shares held subject to apr
; proval of stockholders)
1-1
q Banque
Cahadienne" Nation ale (quar.)—__
2-15
•
7% 30c
American
.v.;-.
"2-15
3-20
B/:s7 F;7Compan'y .(stock dividend)1V2%
Badger" Northland' '4j-—
8c ■
Bailey Selburn OU & Gas, Ltd.-— ,:
';
v
7,
5%
preferred (quar;)—.—_—
$31)Ac j
54A%„ preferred (quar.)_________—; J3€c
Biltrite
American
2-26
split
,,
7
_
convertible preferred" (quar.)"
stockholders
3-9 %
3-15
•
3-5
"*
2-28
•
2
40c
/
-
^
—
(
''
d.
(quar.) -
Timken Roller Bearing
Co_ pf
American
a
J.Z
Bankers
Shippers Insurance Co. (N.
1-18 " v
Quarterly
.1—
•/ \ Bankers Trust (N; Y.)—'
"
3-1
8C
y
;
preferred ;(quar.)
Aggregates, common (quar.)
American
y
^
.
Furniture
200%
15c
4-
3-
,^'Baftk Building & Equipment Corp.. of
v
"
America .(-quar.)
11/:
2-15
9cr.'
capital/gains)& Foreign Po.wer
v
*
3-15
■
2-21
1
75C (•
Oil Tools Inc.. (quar.i
Baltimore Paiiit- &• Qhemical (quar.)__
9
1
6c
,
—_
Inc.—
approved
27c
$1.«1»A,
"2%' -
(quar.)
Ltd., 6O0 partic. class A (quar.)..
Bank of
.2-15
.
2% ■•••:
:45c
American
meet¬
(quar.
2-21
3-14
Baker
1-18
" 2-15...
3-
2%"
/;■
Quarterly.
Investors'" Fund__________i—T—
American
Mercury Insurance
(Washington,
'
the company
dividend on May 28
the
pay
Producing
Therm-O-Disc,
/
______
American Home Products, Corp (monthly)_—
American Hnspltal Supply (quar.
2
stock dividend. If approved
,
>
3-
1
,2-15>
$75c
(quar.)___
.American Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)__,
'..V CJasa B (quar.)__r____-___^-_,_-_;-__z-_!-"_
1
3-15.
4-
12'/aC
(quar.)
prefei-red
/from
•
2-28
1-31
1
3 -14
\
22yac
Avco .Corporation-;:(quar.)
2^1 J',
7
3-9
v
:T
3-12
$1
American
•
2-20
2-15
'
(quar.)
American
2-20
1
.2-15
5c
>
1-
3-1
,3-
25c
3-
25 c
(quar.) "
Sugar
Common &
-ft 3-;l2
' 50c
f.
preferred (q.uar.
r "43%c ~ v
American Chain & Cable (quar.*
62 '/scr v
American Electric Power .Co.* (quar.)_;__-_i—49c:.
American European Securities—>
->r! :*X .;.;f p~ t *Optional (cash or, stock) ($0.6622 from orV
dinary investment income and $2.3369
'
12(4c
-
.
2
7%
-
V.
'
65%C
1-31-
.
(Quarterly from net Investment"income)—
American Cah JCo.. common (quar.)
2-16
-
3-30
4&
Rubber— • ;
:
6.% %
1st preferred
(quar;)
$1.62%
3-15
American Business Shares—////'/v^
/
•-
;
3-20
(
3-1'
•
2nd
American
3-14
$1.25, ,_:9-28
Co., Ltd. ,«(uar.)—
Suqbury Milk Products; (quar,
Sunshine Mining Co. (quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
T.
1st
Vhfk
,,r-l•
(quar,)_,_^.—
(quar.)__r___—________
preferred
(D. A.) Oil
*
2-15
•
1-31
1-31
•V 3-
-
.
3-19
4-2
$25c
:
preferred (quar,)_.
American Airlines, ?owmon-:_____-_„_._:_
3-20
3-
$1.25-
preferred (quar.)
J
Stephenson Finance^ common
5 Vz %
60c
-
3-12
,4-_
$$1.43%
__2_
'
5%
2-16
1
1-31
3-
68 %C
.
2-15
•
,v
4-
.
35c
Corp/.
preferred
American
5-18
3-
$1.25
Corp. ;((quar,)____-,__—
common
1-31 '-
3-
.
-16-23 !
72 $1.15 % u:
$1.23
1c..
dividend)
1-31
3-
7-23;.
i 10-23
i
11-
$$1.56:%%
(quar.)_
.Raiinwear
4%
:
2-28
•
45C
;>
5%
Stuart
1-
4-16
t
2%
(quar,)—
5%
59c
V.*5
3-
.
v
$1.08%
v.
10-23
42%C
__
—,—
4^/a %
-4-10
:~',V5C
(quar.
(quar.i
/
3-I6
!
11-
$1.05'
(quar.)_.__—
,
Sterling Drug, Inc. (quar.)—
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
preferred
9
1-30
1
3-12
r
t20c
•
5%
A
(stock
Stores,
Aluminum
1-30
2-10.
3-
933/4Cs
.
dividend
preferred
3,
6-1
62 (4C
.
5%
3-
183/4C
—
preferred
Standard
Stein,
-4-
?
7-23
11-
preferred. (quaf.
."3;75%
*
Co.
(Ohio), common (quar.)
A
(quar.)——____
Radio, Ltd. (quar.>__l
Hall <fc Co.
(quar>)_
___■
3%%
V
10c
40c
(quar.)
preferred
,
preferred
1-19
1-31
"
V
2-15
:
'
2-10
25c
►
—
2-15
/?
1
40c
preferred
$1.60
Standard
l.'">
4-10
'
,25c
—
common
$1.60
Motor
-3»
25c
(quar.)
—;——7_.——__
Dredging Corp.,
Standard
3-
:*
8-
/
$1.37.%-
Alpha Portland !Cement/.^_—
Aluminium, Ltd:, (quar;).
Aluminum Co.. of America, common_
r
15c
(quar.)
—_
(quar.)_,
(quar.) ——__21^22-,
Radio Cprp. (quar;)
Almur
subject
March
com.
(quar.)
(.quar.i
Standard
/
—
Life
Mills,
Allied
50c
2-
:-
;common_
.
1
Chemical",
Allied
2-15 i/ -7 2-'5
2-15
-7-23
..
.
50c
Allied Control. Co,
-
hew
approval of stockholders
Southwest
5
3-15
'
split subject to approval of
stockholders
Stock
%
(extra).
Bed
4-1
:
m
50c
Power.
Ciass- B
'-$1.25
%;:<■■■ -50c i
-
7-23
M
preferred
ysf-;/
.•••*.
14-23
>J
■
,'M-.
of'Miami, class;A4__-2__—
(stk,. divd.)
't.K'<>a All-State Credit Corp.,, class .A
■
•
'
Alix
0
8
t
-50c
——
5?/4%; preferred B (quar.)
Algoma- Central & Hudson- Bay. Ry.—
:
Common (quar.) _i__—
2-
1961
preferred
$5 preferred
2-26
--.-.70c
31,
Dec.
»_•
(increased
Co.
Gas
2-26
3-23
4.60%
4.02%
7
tax of 25%)
Investment
Southern
3-15
•3-15
16%'
—Ui-Cl'*,<*!;£
ended
___-_r.
—
Co.* • 4.2p% j)fd, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—r
preferred .(
Alan Wood Steel, common (quar.)—
>
5%- preferred (quar.
Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co., Ltd.—
.1-25
4--3
Co..
Slmbnds Saw & Stedl Co.
62'/a c
•
Avoh PTodudts,' Inc. * (duar.)______——--i-i—..
■4 Axe'-Houghton Fund A—
,
.
»
>
5Vic "from net security pro^Lts;And-344c
"from iuvestm,ept income )_^
Ayshire Collieries Corp.
(quar.)
4-23
5-1
$1
(quar.)__—_
$5.50 preferred A
1-25
2-10
23c
-
Line
AutbmAtic Steel
4-23
.
8-1
50c
l(quar,^_J—-
Alabama Gas Corp.,
2-16
$1,80*
Inc.
(quar.
Automobile Banking Corp.—
-5-
;$1
—
Class- B
'
year
less German
arrears)
Water?,
common
AutOfab,
'
5-
(quar.)
Extra
*■:
27'/aC
;
12 '/aC
Refining Co., com. (quar.):
Refineries, Ltd. (increased)
Atlantic
:
■■.r.
B
Extra
■
2-16
22 %c
(Berlin)
20c
"
-
2-19
5-
*
_________
1
'
3-1
3-
'
—
A
Alabama
-i——*
Halske
.
-
2-28
3-28
,
50c
Class: A
4
"
$1,25
Wi-
91 %c
all
2-9
Atlas Brass Foundry
:
1
-
Extra
Class
6-1
"
$1.25
1
/3-*"l
(Winston-Salem,
clears
payment
(quar)
(John) &
2-9
1
(quar.)____:
Goods
Dry
Coast
; Atlantic
5
.2-
2
1
3-
$32'/a C*
(quar.)—:;
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
Common (quar.-)
/
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry. (s-a)____
3-15
*
2-15
2-
3-
(quar.)
Atlantic' Coast Line Co.
2-15
.
/.2-23
2-16
81'Ac
prefei-fed
5.25%
:
1-26
1
40%
7
'
Extra
Class:
2
3-
3-15
10c
A
Gas
Puritas
&
Associated
2-15
3-.
3-15
8c
•
•
1
25c
$1.25
/,
.
(quar.)
Class
______—_—
$5 preferred (quar.)_
$1.50 2nd preferred (quar,)
.
9
2-
tic
>
*
...Class" A ' (quar.)^____^_^i.__^,_____i._j/i_u-4;
Ashland Oil & Refining, common (quar.")___
2-. 9,
.
9
40c
Arrowhead
3-10
V
2-15
•
12 %c
—_
(stock
(quar.)—'—i—r
Class. B
1
Serrick Corp.—
Sexton
Western
Steel. Corp.
Artesian- Water,
'
3-29 7
Extra
•
4-
7
1
3-
Cork Co.; common (quar.)
t
933Ac
preferred
(quar.)_-——
';r;'
35c
Armstrong Rubber Co. (quar.)
7. t-->, 4%
Arnold
Constable
(stock dividend )________
50c
Arrow
Liqueurs
(increased annual)_____—
>
2-20
2-9
-3-
•
2
3-
3-22
25e
3V/iC
$3.75
3-10
4- 2
.2-26-
7
dividend).
Air Products & .'Chemicals
(stock dividend)_
Air, Reduction ; (quar.)
,———«—
Alabama By-Products—
"
'■
"
*
•
25 c
N.
1
6-26
7-3*
$30c
-
-
Armstrong
2
5c
—r_
3-15
2-15
1.06%
1
—L_
2-16
Corp.
2-
1
15c
2-14
.
1
$6J/4C
—
Co.
Trust
Armco
9
3-15
30C
r
—1—1—'—
(quar.
1
i
15c
$1.25
Aeroquip
Corp.
(quar.)
:—ll;—
Agnew Surpass Shoe; Stofes, Ltd. (quar.)
:
.'3—! tJ-r
-
30c
(quar.)
Industries
Fund
2-
3-
8%c
(increased quar.)-.——_-r—
preferred: (qu'ar.)_l—
$1.20.class A.preferred (qiiar.)_rf—
Acme
2-26
12 %c
5
2-26
__
(quar!)
preferred
1
2-
«
-25c
(quar.)—
Refineries—
Sugar
Common
2-14
v
week, these being. given. in the
Inc.
Adirondack
.
this
'Vending (quar.)
H—
(increased-quar7)_______—
P,
2-28
:
3.65%
15C
$2.25
preferred (quar.)-,——i.——
$4:35 preferred (quar.)_______
$2.40 -preferred series, A
(quar.)—^——
$2.75 preferred series B
(quar.)___—_
$2.62(4 preferred s.eries C (quar.)__
Arkansas Louisiana Gas,'common (quar.) —
90c convertible preference
(quar.)
:___
Arkansas-Missouri Power, com. (increased)-
preceding table.
"
■;
Security
2-15"
2-
2-15
—
we
3-16
12 %c
com.' (quar,)—,
•
(quar.)
preferred
Arkansas
*
2-27"
dends: announced
2-15
*
3-30
10c
mk«m
2-15
,
preierred (quar.)—
Arkansas Valley Industries (stock dividend)
:
3-9
.4- 2
256 v
>-*
*
3-16
"
;3-15
12 %c
(quar.—-
m
2-15
I
2-15
4.65%-
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
2
20C
(quar.)
______
5%
preferred (quar.)
—_
5% preferred, (quar.)'_-___--_ t.uim,4*— Oi'
Scovlll Mfg. Co., common————
>'
1
3-
'3-1
$2,36
'2-16,
3-10
-•
(increased-quar.)
preferred
$2,50
*
3-1
1
< ^ Bl*
Ry.,
3-
20 5/6c
15c
:
-
(quar.)_____—-—
$1.10
:
2-15
-
3-19
3-1'
'
9"
3-
2-45
3-15
9
4-
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
37'/a C
preferred
(quar.)_______-_____^-.~__ >
Corp., Ltd., com. (increased)________
Public Service Cq.—•
Common
%
■
'
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.
St. Louis-San Francispo
1
<
Arizona
*
<
A,
.
3-1
25c
..
/
.
2-15
-
2
3-
18c
40c;
____
„
8
1
Jan.
—■—
class A
22-
3-22
/34%C
Farms Co., common—L-;_-_J%
$3
-Argus
2-15
K
2-28
3-13
^
.
""/4--l:/"";
■
$$2
C0.:— -ir-S—s
*>«('
7:
2-28
r
3-20
iV-Vzc-
(quar.)__ -
Zelgler Coal & Coke (quar.)—:
4
«
^ 3-15
5c
25c
■59%c
-
3.60%
2-20
3-10
—-—
St. Clair Specialties Mfg.
Feb. "28)^_—
Arden
Governor1 Co." (quar.)
Xerox
$62c
-
$5c
,
f 2-16
3- 10 1
20C
.
Ross Gear & Tool
»>.
-4-13
4
1
3-23
<
:
Mfg., new com. (initial-quar.)—
Holland Paper, Ltd., class A_——
Mfg,
•
5-
w
■
pfd. (quar.) - - « 90c
—___—75C
) • 50c '
Woodward Iron Co. (quar.)
40c
Weyerhaeuser Company (quar,)—
• 30c 1
each
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
2-23
3-15
«•
1%
.
for
Inc.
(The)
3-23
25c
Rockwell
RUSSell
12(40
(quar,)—
common
3-1
$1.50
(quar.)—-
u«i.»
(quar.)—
8
3-1
2-15
'
Company
(increased-quar.) _—
Rieke Metal Products Corp
—___——
Rochester Transit (quar.)--^-—i-.—
%%
;
-
(quar.)——_
com.
common
3-
75C
'
(quar,)— _—1
Oil
/ Woodward
2-15
'3-20
Richardson
4
Gas,
Wisconsin Electric Pdwer,
Wiser
.
2-15
V' 3-15
______
(quar.)
held l
shares
24
(Dallas»
sh. of
2-19
25c
(W. R.) Corp. (quar.).
Amoskeag CoJr-7 "
$4,50 preferred
(s-a)
Anchor "Post Products, Inc.
(quar.)_-_„_-__uAnglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
( Anheuser-Busch,
Inc." (quar.)^__
;——
/Anthony Pools, Inc. (quar.)—--i—v:
; Applied Research. Inc. _______—___________
5-
3-15
3-15
,
/'"74c--
;Ames
2-15
.
4%
(One
3-12
40c
•
2-20
2-28
25c
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pfd.
to
Amerline Corp..
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J
3- 9
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16
Class
.
2
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Stock
$1.25
(quar.)____:
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4-20
2
3-10
75c
20c
Corp, (quar.)___—_——_
(quar.) ———
Republic Insurance
$1.25
—
%; 4.75"%' preferred B (quar.)_—
Weston' (George), Lta.-, class A
Acadia-Atlantic
Rapid-American
2-
3-30
40c
'
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2-20
2-
4-30
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Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Raymond Corp,
from
Payable of Re p.,
$2
(quar.)____l___—_1——
preferred
'• 5(4%.* preferred ^ (quar.)__t.
5% ^preferred (initial)
for period
i
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$1.23
4- 1
$7 (4c
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3-1
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1
4-30
22'/2c
—
Insurance
5%
Transport,
6%
f r *
*
plus
,
income
•
______
Accident
&
Inc.—
earned
gains _____—l—
Sctver (J. B.), 5% pfd. A
Western
1
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Fund,
Holders
WJien
Per
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4
.
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Works,
American Water
:
■
3-14
—r
(quar.
Insurance
^
1-31
,
.
3-19
(incr.-quar.)
Quarterly out of investment income——
Piper
Aircraft Corp. (quar.)—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)—
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Asntabuia Ky.-—
■... 7%
preferred,, (quar,)——--il—, •
Placer Development, Ltd. (quar.)__„.^__--,:~Portland Union, Stock Yards (quar.)—_
Potlatch Forests, Inc. (quar.)
—Preferred
2-12
,7y2c
7
r
—
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3-1
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.
,
(American Tobbacco
*
(quar.)——
corp.
$1.06 Va-s
,
(accum.)____.,
Washbuyn W.ii'e. (quar. )r
;
Washington Reel Estate Investment Trust
: (D C) Shrs. of beneficial interest (initial)
1
&
Fund,
Street
3-
4-13
Philadelphia Sub"roan Transportation (quar.)
Pine
■
2-16
1
3-15
50c
class,B (initial-quar,)—
Petroleum Exploration __—————- ———
Dodge
3,-16
25c
,
New
Phelps
3-
30c
Heather, Inc.
(Md.) —
(initial-quar.-
Howell
Peterson
4-2
14c
•
37 Vac
(quar.)
Circle: Corp.
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California,
of
(quar.)_______
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New common *( initia 1 -quar^^., ;
.
:
(quar.)____
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Peoples Telephone Corp., com.
preierred
3-16
J-16
Walt Disney
'
4%%
>
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.
3-30
(
American Steamship Co.l__2_*—
American Steel, Foundries ,,(quar.)*
American
Title
Insurance
Co.
(Miaxqi)—
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2-15
3-1
:
loc
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Pennsylvania Pump & Compress
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15c
v
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Pictures,
from
Van
teuiwois ;<q«ar,"
Penn
2
3-XU
40C
•
(quar.)———
4(4%
pfd. - (quar.)__—
capital
2-15
3-1
split
3-for-2
a
4-
50C
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corp.
Corp.
Line
Value
v
,
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Pea body
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paytiblcM. R*c.
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3-30
.
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approved
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■
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Share
.
2-15
4-16
65c
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Pacific Power & Light CoStockholders
approved
a • 2-for-l
split.
Company hopes to- make- the split "by
Parker-Hannifin
(Detroit)
Co".
(qiiar.)—
Pacific
3^
62 V2C
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,
■
.
United-Aircraft Cdrp.: (quar.
United 'Artists- <quaf.)__^—
5
2c
Pacific
+
■
class A (quar.)
(quar.) ——————-
Mlg.,
Oxford
3-10
30c
(quar.)—2
-
3-12
3-15
40c.
V
—
Telephone, common (s-a) —
preferred (s-a)
;
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Owens-Illinois Glass,< common, (quar.)—.
40c
preferred
Union Investment
15c
Okanagan
4%
2-13
Name of Company
.
; v.
Holders
When
Per
Payable vf fttc.
25c
Inc. (quar.)
Machine Corp.- (quar.)Li
Oceanarium,
Ohio
Share
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Per
Name of Company
Chronicle
ended
Sept. .30,
;;
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$37.VaC
3-15
$50C^
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Number
6133
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Per ;
Share
.
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/Name of
Company,
V
3
,
Commercial and Financial Chronitie:
When
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:^'$3.80
'
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Shoe-
A
*
2-
2-23
Browning Arms ;Hlnitiab-Jiku&i«i,Ui2w-ii*.',1#
4.25c" * 3-15
Bruning
(Charles) Co. (quar.)-.,_,_^__^^_ ; • :■, ...30c •' +,;2rl5
Buck Hill Falls (quar.-)„-.i-i—15c1-'
2-15
Bullock Fund,
Ltd.—
9
,
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Bulova Watch (quar.
Buflingtoir Industries-,Inc.,' common ;(quar. )
3-
T5C
^
4%
;
preferred
*
(quar.
$1*
2-6
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preferred v(quar.)*_v,223__3-^--_-2Y 4 Vz% 4 preferred
(quar. ),
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Terminal
Business
Buildings
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of
Co.-
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$1.12 Va"
;
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3-31
.
*.Class
-Corp;
Sand &
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4
6-15
12-1 *
20c-
Color-Craft
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Edmonton
&
Corp.,
Ltd.—2—;
(quar.JyyY-L—ya
Color
?
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California Electric Power
California
(quar.)_Y
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California-Pacific Utilities, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)___.^—
5.40% preferred (quar.)i_^Ji_i^—
'
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Caliiprma' Water service,
4.40%
5.28%
5.36%.
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25c
series
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series
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p.ref.
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7-13
3-20
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:ti5c
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1-26
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2-15;
,
4
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(s-a)
4-
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Canadian " Breweries ' Ltd.
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a
$42 Vac
;
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s
Quartei'ly. from net .investment income____
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quar.)p_——
from
2
4-
3- 9
2
:
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>
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Consumers
$10C.
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$31c">*:
;(-quar.)
Ltd.
Oit
Canadian
Cos".r Ltd.-
Pacific
Ry.
Utilities,
Canadian
$20c
(quar.)
5%
Ltd.,
pfd.
?4^
21*
-3-15
$4.16
3-30
'
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2-28
1-5
2-15
1-31
Cap
&
——
2-15
1-31
3-30
3-20
15c
——
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class A
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vV
Capital Life Insurance Shares and Growth
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V
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-
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3-20
3-
-
■'
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Carlisle
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Corp.
Carolina
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:
40c
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2-16
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4
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(quar. t
——'
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Central
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$1.35
,
$5
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2-15
2-15.
1
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3-31
3-31
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
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3-29
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11-30
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2-26
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3-31
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39c
2-15
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2-15
1-29
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45,4c
$1.09
4
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87 Vac
2-14
2-28
2-14
9
3-12
2-28
3-16
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2-15
1-31
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3-31
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3-
3-15
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1
2-15
2-
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$7.50
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1
3-15
1
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1
3-
1
2-
1
25c
2-28
2-13
4c
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Warehouse
1
3-
Co.*
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12-30
30c
(quar.)__
N.
1-31
1
1-31
3-
1
2-16
4
Inc.
(quar.) t* 37 ViC
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3-10
2-15
1-31
27c
3-15
2-28
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28%c
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2-
2
Stock
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(quar.)
A
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1
1-19
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2-16
4-
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Republic
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First.Trust of Albany, (N. Y.)-(stock dlv.)
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A
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Wisconsin
(M.
Financial
Corp.
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H.)
Power
4.40%
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V
.
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Da vies
5%
1-30
:—i
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$1.15
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Frosst
(Luis 1
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2-14
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
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15c
3-14
2-23
10c
2-15
1-31
—
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1-31
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2-16
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3-15
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5%
—:
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3-15
2-15
17 VaC
1-30
1
9
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1-31
9
Long Island—,
2%
3-
1
(quar.)———.y——-
30c
3-
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12 VaC
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(quar.)—1
15c
3-21
2-28
15c
6-21
5-31
7c
2-23
& Co.. class A
(quar.)_—y_y
Corp.
1
2-15
$1
(quar.)——
(Charles E.)
A
-3-
$1.10
--4—
dividend
Company
7
1-31
2-15
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City Enterprises (quar
Poster-Wheeler Corp.
(quar.)
Foxbord
2-
2-28
45c
,
Franklin National Bank of
4-14
1-31
5%
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Stock
2-20
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(initial)_'_1
9c
(quar.)——
Corp.;*4.60%
preferred
t
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2r28
2-
1
2-15
47%c
„
2-21
3-26
3-
.
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2-28
45c
25%
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3-
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(quar.)
Insurance
Co./ (Newark,
dividend!.
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,
1-
2-27
25C
v'V
V
:
common
Friedman
Investment Corp.,. Ltd.-r-;
^——r_—
2-15
'
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Dairies, Ltd.—
noncumulative preferred*(quar.)_i__'i_
2-15
1
20C
1-19
gains " and
$1.05
1
3-
2S% '""I •2-20
Forest
1-30
Dominion
2-16
$5.80
Life
National
Foods
-
v
3-14
3-
•;*
pfd. (quar.
(quar.)—
i • 4%/preferred' (quar.)i__ya_!.:— _y_^:
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Florida Steel Corp.
(quar.)__!_^—
2-20
;
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Federation
(stock- dividend)!.UA_
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2-20
2-26
2%
3-31,
,
$1.18%
5-for-4 split
£
Pacific
Fishman
2
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1
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1-26
7
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1
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3-15
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;
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First
*
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3
2-15
.
2-28
2c
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:First National Realty & Construction Corp.
I(N. Y.9 60c preferred ;(quar.)———4_
1-31
1
1-24
2-13
1
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3-
15c
2-
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2-15
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3-15,
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ordinary
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First" Bank
1-29
1
3-
7 Vac
(quari)——
(quar.)
Traders
Metal
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2-15
3- , 1
3-
2-14
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1
common
First Flight Co.
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from
4-
Insurance Co.
(Newark, N.* J;)— *'
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3-15
«
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4-
4 4-
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11-15
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River
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25c
(quar.)_-_
4.36%
Monthly
>
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ff -,*2-15,
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-
investment income
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8-15
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Domlnick'Funa—'
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:
5-15
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2-
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Federal National Mortgage
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f,
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$1.56
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2-15
3-; 1
V,- $1.25
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2-10
1
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(quar.)__*^—
Fruit>Corp.,
Houses
Dodge
3-.
3-
5.
$1.25
Dobbs
,1-15
4'
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$1.25
%'
2-15
%
40C
Homes
dividend
9-
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;
30c->.
$4 preferred ,(quar.).
Diamond Crystal-Salt
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Federal-Mogul-Bower
.
%
1 '
7-
3-20
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Diamond Alkali Co.,
> 2-28-;
3-
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Denver
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3-15
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3-1
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9 V
4-16
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Products
3-30
% 3-15
20c
(quar.)_j_!-
preferred (quar.)
preferred
5% .preferred
5%
preferred
City
.20c
..
Enquirer
Gas; &
2-15
' ,' 3-29
2-
..
50c
Mfg., class A (quar.)
debenture stock__YY„Y__
Dentists Supply Cor (N. ,Y.) A quar.
Detroit Steel. Carp:.* (quar,)__%_.l__,w—
;
2-
—a—
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Federal
•>
2r
3-30
20c
Company ;,)quar.)——-
dividend
2-
1
Extra
7-
Stock
1
3-:
•
preferred
approved
Federal,* Compress&
10-
&
*
Federal"
r
1-15
9
Deere
3-
$1.34
1
qim(.1_——
State
Stock
„
2-20
9
2nd
Manufacturing—
(Syracuse,' N.'
Fed-Mart Corp..
\
8
8
2-
Firemen's
>
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-Corp.. (quar.)_J%^____Y____ !
Deerfield Glassine
g
(quar.)
ri Delaware Income' Fund—*
2-15
>
From net investment income^
,2-19
2-23 > < Delta Air Linesiv.ci.%-%
3-1
(quar.)_—
Financial Corp.1—
Farmers
*
2-16
v
a-IL—
1
Fall River Gas
3-e;:
9
1-30
*
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/>
I
2-28
%
20c
(quar.)
2-23
>
(quar.)—
Missile Facilities, Inc. (N. Y.)—
(initi&l
Fedders
2-
4-
1-12
,
,
(cuar.)-_
(quar.)
%£
,v
2-15
;
1-26
'
40c
4
2-23
3-31
$1.06'A *!
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3%%'- preferred (quar.)A—a*—-.a—
'
1-26 *
3-15
-
2-15
32 Vic
-
Corp.
Stockholders
Fall
3-16
2-15
4-20
2-15
3-23
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.3-1;
$1.75
—_
(quar.)
Mfg.
Estate
•
1-31
7-
1-3Q
.{,'4-15
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,30c
3-29
12 V2q J . "3-< 1
V
(quar.)'_„_____l_
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;>5,%
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30c
$1.50
.
(quar.
d,
1-25 V,
10-
.
^30c
$1.12Va
c
,
2-10
3-14
;
3-15
•3-15
**
(quar.*)
Equity Corp.} com^ (stock dlvidend>A_'
$2 conv. preferred (quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh-gtd
(quar.):
Erie Resistor,
90c conv. pfd. *■ 1 quar. )-££,
Evans
Rule
(quar.)^_—
9 V
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'
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$1.02 Va
common
District Electric, 5% ,pfd. (quar.)
4%%- preferred: (quar.)J
Fiat
(quar.)44_-l-!_^%!__!___-,
Corp,
y
9 >
2-26
1V4C
_
!
Cincinnati, New Orleans Sn' Texas Pacific Ry.
5% preferred (quar.)_^—
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t
I
Oil
Quarterly !
Quarterly
Chirugh
».
Cotton
> 2-15
Corp.—
;
2-15 >
3-15
$1.75
Dennison
preferred.:;(quarJ^Y.j_^uT:_Yi;
Chesapeake Corp. Of Virginia (quar.)—
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.;__.i_i.
!
•
.
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65c.
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(
3.- 9
%
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T
2-15',';
3-15
1
5
$25c
'V>- 5%
(quar.)
preferred
Quarterly
Equitable Gas,-
l >
2-15
$$i.el^
5
1-
-
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>%
,
..^
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CorpY v(quar.V^„i__vY_:ii___-.__
Chase Manhattan Bahk (N. Y.) —
(Increased! quar.)
y
3-
3-
2-
2-15
>
Semi-annual
2-19
1V4C
2-
,
>
(Aj
2-
3-
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2-16
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2-23
2%
(quar,)_*!i._A-.__YYi.A—
convertible
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,2-1
2-
4-13
$75c v
45c >
$$1
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3-1
V 2-15
.$1.05
1
4U4* mO
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v
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;
Empire Life Insurance Co./(Ontario)—
i
3-15
■■
('•: Chance
>
2-15
50c
4-
(quar.)____*__-^-__J__
preferred
2nd
Empire
r
1
Press; (quar.)__—
6.40%
New
2-28
.
6
1
\i
Empire
J
3-
$1.75
Stores
2
2-5
(Champioa -Oil. <fc Refining:' '> 3 ■ ■M'-'VXis;! *>>>;>';> %'%>>•:%:"£ ;•%.
;>-■> $a co'nv. ;preferred (quar.,)%l%-l_„__%i.>! ';, ,75c
>%3- 1%
Champlon Spark Plug (quar.).!^-;.-'!---^^-^, 45c
3-.14
l". Chanrdng
.•
(quar.)-_!_!_—
Cunningham* Drug
3-
•%? ■; '.y
•
4-
5-
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Co.,
3-15
1
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
"
2-20
r
2-15.
"> 40c
Cuneo
**
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i
2
2-5
3-10 '
30c >:
(quar.)_
>%%?%'., preferred
-
2-20
.
preferred
preferred
7%
2-20
3-31
•
33"%c;
-
?\
preferred " (quar.)
^ " preference vA. ;(quar.)_l
Cuban-American Sugar—
' '>■%,
2-20
3-31
2 >,
2a23
3-23
%
3-15
5-
(accum.)
Emerson "Electric
•
93%C
{ •: 6 V2
1-26 1 >
3-
1"%'
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10c
—
1-31
27VaC:', 2-15:
.
-
2-15
';'2-28"
27c
-
1'
9
Co.—-:
3-2
'
Crown Cork & Seal. Ltd. -(quar.)^.-^-^
CrOwn Zellerbach Corp.,.' $4.20 pfd.' (quar.)_
Crow's N6st Pass Coal Co., .Ltd;-(extra)
f Flve-for£four split
Crush International, Ltd., common*
(quar.)_
3-'9
3-
2-15
25c
7%
A
Seal
cumulative
"
%, 3-'
V
2
4-2
% $1.75
Electronics Investment Corp. (Del.)_i—a_*—_
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas (quar.)_£—
1
5
10c
4-
25c
:Initial'
1-31
.1-19
3-
12 V2 C
Vic
!•:. .7
Co. (stock dividend)
Electronic &
3-15 %.
.
2-10
,
(quar.)_a—
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5
;
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Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America
(quar.)
Electric Hose <fc Rubber (quar.)_y.-.y__a^y——
Electro Instruments
(stock
dividend
2-13
,
%
pfd,
(quar,)__
Corp. '(increased)!_>_
Knowles
2
5
6c
>
..
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preferred
$4,875
3-
;y
a.
—
Natural'Gas
•'"
3-
40c '
>.
.
a
1
$1.60
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3-15
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2-28
'
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2-
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25c
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2-
2-20
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5.68%.
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>
(quar.)
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>* 3-15
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$1.42
1
%
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Interurban
1
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1
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$2
4--'2 '
$1.16
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preferred
/ 4- 2
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,
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Crompton
Crown Cork
.*
3-
1
3-15
5%
2-28
3-15
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3-15
10c
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3-
37
-u__
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—,
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-
$1.37 Vi
3-15
1
2-20
$1.41 »/4
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$i.37Va
1-15
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.
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$1.
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(initial)
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*
preferred
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3-2
.
,
>:*
>>
2-20
3-23
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>
2-1
2-28
,
fi
45c
Beverage Corp. '!______
County Trust '(Wnite Plains)* (quar.>B_4-B_c.
2-14
2-15
,
-
20c
330
Stock
5
2-14
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$1.04'
i
:
5.50 %"
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5-15
2-15
.2-28
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$1.37 Va <; ♦ -3-31 1Central Vermont Public Service, com.-( quar.)
V4' ;27e "'f" 2-15
4.75% • preferred (quar, )_y_--^.—^ $1,18
4- 2.-.
••.
4.15%
preferred (quar.)—_y
/ $1.04 y. •* 4- 2.
r
*;
-
%
2-20
i >4-
quar.
2-15
5.65%
1-12
2-28
> 2-28
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\%/ "Extra$10c
3-1
*
1
$1.13
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1
4% %•.
preferred ' (quar.)__-l:A—
5.36%'- preferred >quar.)__
5V2 %.. preferred
(quar.)
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2-
r
Cosmos
3-1
1
1-26
2
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(quar.)_r
&
Racing
.;.,4.10%*
3-20
'
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4-
-Corning
'
125c'
:$3c
■
(increased).!—
%
preferred
( >:
6% >pr.eferred
•
2-15:
'38c-
preferred-.4.__B-.__f;_£i--_,-:_B-____"_^_
preferred
(quar.)_%_—
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,*$2.50
*
2-15
'2-28
:i." 3-
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^
(initial
2
2-27
(quar.)r
I
.3 V $20c
(increased)-V >V> 70c
&
-
El
1
12-
15
35c
(quar.)
common
4-
75c
■'
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preferred
$5
>>■
3-
9-1,
;
.
15
(quar.)
v5c
6-vl
9-15
57 VaC
com.
class
(quar.)
preferred
$1
3—1
12-15
10c
$1.12
2-15
Eddy Paper Co.; Ltd., common
Class ; A
(quar.)______.
Edo Corporation (stock dividend
(quarterly
(quar.)^_%_i%_i__.;j,l__
Varnish
2-15.:: >%•:Coronet*Products
j).
$50c
Paper
common
Investment
&
'
preferred; (guar.il-i^^
—
preferred'/■ i quar.)_^_—
Electric, com. (quar.)____
Central'Soya ;b6;-*'(guar.)
Central Telephone Co.—1-
New
,
2-13
"35c
;
y
Service, 70c noncum. pfd—
Light, common > (quar.)
-
Louisiana
&
1
&
2-26
1
>
2
2-
5
;
'6-15
>
$50c
22-
;
2-15
Cooper-BessemCi1 Corp. jtquar.>,•,'■
'
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Central Illinois
'
3-
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2-15
'3-15
■
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Common
:
3-20
>2-15 ■}
-
2-26
.
2-28
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Products Inc.-.
(quar.v—FQOd Products, Ltd.;- class,jiquar.)Extra
—i—
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Centennial
Mortgage;. Ltd.' (quar.),
>
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2-26
9
j
2-28
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$1.06 V*
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'AVa %
3-
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1
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10c
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£__
2
3-
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i
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6%
>
-
1-31
>
4-20
.♦^Copelanct Refrigeration Corp. . (quar.)
25C
',;*v» Copp Clark Publishing Co., Ltd.—— r,
*CommOn /.(quar.) —$10c
2-1
9"
5c'
Catelli
":
2-2d
2-15
"*
,60c-
—
preferred
(quar.
4 Va.% pi"eferred- (quar.)———
Central
>
' i 3-
56 Vic
—
-v4Va%
^' 4.64%
2-16
4
-
preferred '-'(quar.)
Carson, Pirie & Scott,., common (quar.)_^—
Convei'Cible* Jr. preferred (quar.)^-l
\
5:
3-12
5c
"40c
commouu^-^—
preferred
>
4.80%
%
1;
30c
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%
2-16
3-
6VAC
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5
20c
Steel
preferred
;
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•
5c.'
Carpenter (L. E.% & Co.
5%
1
3
1-31
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
preferred
5%
•
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2-26
4-
7 Vic
1-31
preferred
Echlin Mfg.
1
3-16
$1.75
1-31
Eaton
40c
Can
Continental
3-
50
'
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%>
v. Cook
(quar.)i.^___
> 12 Vac
>6.1/2 %preferred- ^quar.)
J: 6%
preferred (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
2-1:;. f/1,
,
C.—
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\
9
2-i5.
■*:
3--
3-1
2
2-15
East
■
2-15
2-26
$1.34
Eastern Utilities Assoc. ,(quar.')
.2-24
"
•
1-23
4-
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Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
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7%
preferred
(accum.)%___-»„
3-1
10c
3-15
2-13
$30c
"
3-31
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V
30c
13c
40c
•
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$6
u:3- 1'
3-21
2
3-15
2-21
*
4-
9
2-15
Easceni etates
", 40c
9
8
2-
$14c
Eastern
•
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3-
$1.25
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1
2-
1
2-15
(quar.)—>
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v,
1-19
2-
2-20
50c
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9
MSc
4
(increased)—"
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1-31
2-15
12V2C
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;t: 60c preferred- (quarJ
*1
1—
(quar,)__
3**
5-11
;
(quar;
East
20c
>
>
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(quar.)__£_
% _b__—
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'
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3
25c;
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3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
'
4—
Continental Commercial Corp.—
*
Stock
Carborundum
1-
Ltd.—:%—_£>
Co.,
preferred"
Continental
Capital
(%'t.
>
10c
'
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:'4% '■;prefor'red.;"(quaf.,)—
"
1-17
'
4V4% v preferred
(quar,)i-3
Canal-Randolph'Corp. (quar.) J.-
2-19
2-12
1
*
£■
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4.80%
"
Container
3-30
-
$$1.07 %
(quar.)—
2
,;-2-15
1
6-
(quar.)U-^-w__
5
3-
2-
3-
,
—
Bradstreet
&
3-16
$15c
50c
L
(initial )__li._Y_!_..Y„Y
Corp.;
2-13
2-15
Dunham-Bushr 5%--preferred
2-15
(quar.)___^
(quar;)—,i—
Gas
Co.;'
Power
>.*• $4.50; preferred
$4.52
preferred
,
2-15. "
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2-
60c
Water,* Power
'
$75c
$$1.25
(s-a)^_j—______
Natural
Glass
;
Consumers
2- 6
■
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4-16
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5
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2-8
2-15
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(quar.)__y_.
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y
2-13
1
-^---11
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a-
3-
3%
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preferred (quar.)
prefen*ed (quar.)%._
7'4
2-
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Dumas
'
(quar.)_i^—_
Consolidated ' Laundries
-
Canadian
A
*
1
3-
75c
5.36%-
*-
2-16
9
•3-
":':*$50c
3- "9,"
2
1
1-23
'
2-28
3-
(stock
Equity Fund
Power
3-15
>3-30
(Chi-
■%
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1-26
r,
3-15;
:
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9
3-
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12c
Cqpnohiq. Inc., " 40c, preferred ;(quar.)—?
Consolidated' Cigar— >'•'>"%>%
.'■» :!' ■:>"3''
(3-for-2 .stock - split)
.;
1. '
Consolidated Edison Co.
(N.; 'Y.);»(quar.)_j.r;
2-20
2-
%.
2-15
$87 VaC
3-15
$15c
America
"
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Duke
> 2-15
$1.06V4
...
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1-26
Drexel
1-31
2-15
.
,
Dresser
3-15
2-15
—
com.
4'/c
2-15
•
2-28
9
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Puerto
Machinery
>%> Quarterly
;
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Corp., common (quar.).__
preferred
(quar.)
3-30
4
25c
1-31'
%
1
9
27VaC
—
5 V2 % preferred (quar.)—
;
Con-federation4• Life Assn. '(Toronto)*: (quar.),
V
2-
2-
t
5c
(quar.)—
of
'
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;% Extra
>
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>
-
1-31
7-31
:
$32 VaC
—_
Compo. Shoe
3-
'
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Income
Fund—%
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"1-31;;
*
2-15
>
t25c-v
Ltd.__—„
CO.,
2-15 V
Co.
Commonwealth Theatres
1
3-31
-
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1
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•5c
•
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r.
(
Locks, paper,* class
B
(quar.
II
•
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7VaC
-
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Commonwealth * OH Refining
(initial -s-a) >_
% Commonwealth Telephone Co." (Pa.) (quar.)
1-31"
6
8c
(quar.)' I_i—J
Class
1-31*,
2 -15 V'
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-
1-31%
^
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(quar.)—*——'
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'
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> 2-15'
12 Vic'.
Foils,
Class
5
.
34 %c
Ltd.,i common.^—r--—^—%
60c participating
class "A-—1
Canada. Malting",
Ltd.
(quaiv)-:-:!-^-'-^^^—
Canada Packers, -Ltd.,/class .A Ks-aK——r-
"33c:
series:-. H- ^(quar,).__—_tpL-'^rS 32VaC
5.50%
preferred series J (quar.)
Camp Chemical Co. (initial )1—
CampbellMachine ri (s-a)
1
;1 2-15
32 Vac
(quar.).
Ll
3-
%
"
1-19
2rl5
33VaC
V
(quar.)—.-..,
3-
3-15
33VaC
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Cement
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3-.X
? 2-15
:v: 2-15 •'
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—
3-15
3-
7V2C
>>
Pictures
.Combined
3-1
2-15
27 VaC
-
preferred
V" $1.30
X
2 7 Vac
preferred
Canada
;
xe-2101
series
5.20%. -preferred
'
.
3-
Dravo
20c
(extra).
System
Holders
•
2-26
10c
Industries, Ltd.. (quar.).;
Quarterly.
Drackett Corp;, new common "(initiai)lT!!l£""'
(3-for-l stock split)__
1-19
t
1
10c
(quar.)
3-
50c
Dover.
2-16
•
87Vac
(quart )
Corp.
$4.25
preferred -(quar.
Combined Enterprises.- Ltd.
5
3-1S- £
-
Stone
Products
Gas
.
Columbia
2- 2
3-15V;
17 VaC
(quar.)
2-
4r;
Plastics "(quar.)
Columbia
•
2-23
,-"4-
:
87Vac''
Lithography
Colorite
'
,»•
(quar.)J-—<yy_y
3-1
2-16
22 VaC
preferred
5.28'%
CX
C
3-16
3-15 V;
■v
20c '
common' (qvar.)—
preferred series
preferred series
5.30%
25c
"
5Yui7o'. preferred
(quar.)__—
Packing——
^
21C-
;
Ink
California. Interstate
California
4-16,'.
50c;
'*
2-16 ;
-
2-15
50c
s-$1.12Va
j,
-V Colorado Milling Sd Elevator-.Co.—
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^
•
Calgary
%
(quar.)
>
.America
- of
•
2-15
2-23
Illuminating, com.
(-dividend•; 25%
Colonial
America
"(Kansas City) - (s-a)—;
3-15
2-16 '
Douglas
(accum.3s%VJ-*
A
$22VaC
(Final payment of 6%% for the year ended
'
Sept. 30, 1961 less British Income Tax)
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., common..!
$2 preferred (quar.)
Dorsey. "(The) Corp., 6% ' pfd.'' (quar.)y_——
14",
regular, guaranteed
3-10'
3--1
each
3-15
4%" special guaranteed
3-10'. >r Colonial
6-15*
'
for.
.
r.
2-28
'
Collins & Aikmah Corp.', ne\v com." (quar.)c—
"
Colonial 'Acceptance
Corp.—i;
',-*■•>;*% 'sv-'"1'!-
'
6-30
u-
35c-
.
2-10
Co.-
».;> •1 $3.50" preferred %(quar.)
>
,
2-9
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$1.12 Va
(quar.)L_'£.^i.__-:
Co.
2
;
3-31
•
2
2-
16-30
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(quar.)i_4^-3t_i«_r.„_i-.
4% %' preferred Xquar:J'---$1.12'/a: - ^3*-l'.-r.
Burndy Corp." (quar'. )..i_^_il._^_i;i_zr-_'„-_3 ••*>. 15c;2-20
s
Burroughs Corp.;- (qnar;)i--±i*2-;-2-jil^3-.-3-i.^ji.' 4>Y 25C -f 4-20 •'
J
Burrus Mills, Inc., commoiu——y™--!yy4
25c.
3-31
share
-
13c
Brothers/ Ltd. (quar.)*_Y_____Yj.
Long & Co., Ltd., Ordinary
•' * >'*■/."
'''
2-15
3-, 1
(quar.)
(quar;)
- 50C
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.- (N. Y.)
(quarr)-ij_v3-;
,25cf
Cbchran-Dunlop Hardware, classr A__i'_'_%_ vs
$20c
Coleman "Engineering, "-6%\ pfd.'v(quar.18%c ■
Colgate-Palmolive Co,V common (quar.)-%__ 30c
\,'y
2- 2
25c;
Insurance
4Va% preferred (quar.).
Cleveland,& Pittsburgh RR.—
1-31
v2-<2
:
Doilohue
When
Payable of Rec.
"Share
(quar.
•
Controller- (quar.)
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.3-
J
2-27
25c
(one
>
v
1-31
,
^
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'
:
10c
25c
15c
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Clark
Company '•
,
3-15
2-26
:
'
87Vafc
A
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1-19
13
'
Name of
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,
s-,
i 3 - /1
25c-'.
preferred (quar.)__.ir^:—!^Y____y4
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Service v Employees
>
7%
V-
.,2
"2-16" '
*-'•
;V
.
Per
Payable of Rec.
Donnelley (R. R.) & Sons
(Calif.); (s-a)
•*'
2-15
-
-
:
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«
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-
5
2-
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When
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•
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-
70c
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''.-cash or 1; share- for each 88 shares held)
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2-15
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25c
a__
2-28
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(quaVj-Y- t,> ; ..7oc .; \ 3- 1 T
5.48% preferred-(qukr,)Yi
3- 1
4-yy__
44-4* V $1.37
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(753)
■
4 Volume .195
(monthly)
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2-15
2-
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8
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3-12
5%' preferred
Investments," Ltd,
(quar.)>_*"——_
|62 VaC
'
Continued
on
page
48
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
PRICES
DAILY RANGE OF
i
SALE PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF
EVERY LISTED STOCK
FOR
55
Dec
3
6
25
75
Apr
5274 Jan
173A Sep
126y2 Nov
ACF Industries Inc
Jan
2
Acme
Feb
9
Adams
23% Jan
3
5
1774 Jan
31
21
33% Nov 22
43% Apr 17
307a Jan
3
32
Dec
68
24 Ve Jan
?1% Oct
3
22
24 y2 Jun
3
16
2
17% Feb
5
2
35% Jan
17
14% Feb
7
Air
8
8174 Jan
2
Air
62 7b Jan
8
•j.' 70 Vh Feb
7
24
4% Jan
2
Jari 11
4074 Jan
24
Jan
4
32% Jan
3
41% Nov
9
12% Jan
3
20 V4 Aug
9
45% Nov
31V* Jan 29
93
91
Jan
12
Jan
5
43
Jan
29
47 y2 Jan
4
50% Jan
903/4 Jan
3
93
Jan
17
19 y4 Jan
9
207b Jan
25
Allen Industries Inc_
51 Ya Jan
29
7
Oct
11
44
Jan
3
5
3
21% Apr
25
17
...
7
Allied
Jan
2
44% Jan
31
Allied
9y8 Jan
22
Allied
Products
Allied
Stores
7% Jan
61% Jan
18
667b Feb
6
3
86 y4 Jan
25
147s Jan
11
16% Jan
31
Allied
25
23
263/b Jan
12
30
81% Mar 30
26
Mar 24
58 y» Feb
6
667b Jan
18% Jan
24
19 7b Jan
37% OCt
28
Jan
8
19
98 74 Sep
""
22
8
27 Vz Jan
2
29
20% Jan
8
23% Jan
23
1087a Jan
2
113% Jan
37% Jan
30
8
37 -Feb
10
69% Nov
28
59
5
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*
64 y4 Apr
38 ya Jan
•
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62 % Jan
,18% Jan
4
46% Jan
5
5078 Feb
34% Jan
41% Jan
29
477b Feb
42 y4 Jan
8
17
Nov
28
397b Jun
5
38% Jan
2
Jun
7
47% Jan
18
74% Jan
24
23% Jan
8
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Zr
4
36
-
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53
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19 y8 Jan
3
%
3
-18% Feb
1
-
29 % Apr
Feb
2
•
59% Jun
427s Jan
70 y4 Jan
-
-
*
97% Mar 28
•
25% May 12
39% Feb
49"- Feb
•
881.
25% Jan
47% Jan
2
Jan
3
4
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84 >
•
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3
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•
8
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,
7074 Jun
2
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8
*
Jan
16
13% Oct
4
•8% Jan
4
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3
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207a Jan
91
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20
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-
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Jan
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3
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8
2
9
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127y2 Apr
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14
3
64% Jan
3
3
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3
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27
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26
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127
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7
23
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17
25 y4 Jan
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.
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17
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29
15% Jan
51 y4 Jan
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11
30
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12
32% Jan
17
177b Jan
30
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4
3
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6
3772 Jan
21
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2
37% Jan
49 74 Jan
2
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4
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37 '
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23
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17
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30
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8
93
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For
ieotnotes,
see page
25.
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31
9
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25
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Viscose
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2
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15
5
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9
45% Jan
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8
24% Feb
19
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2
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17 7a Sep 25"
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22% Jan
29
93% Jan
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19
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-
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.
127
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21
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100
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.>'-14674 14675 > 146% 148%,
American-Snuff Co common_—_25
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87%
8874
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1
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38
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37%
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:
25
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33%
33%
33% ■ 33%
33%
34
American Tei & Tel Co_——33%
129% 130%
130% 1317* %. 131 r 132
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12.50
-x98
99J/4
98%
9974
1 98% • 99
6
Feb
Jan
32
13
23
*
146% Feb
9
88 72 Jan
Apr
29% Jan
18
2
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American Ship. Building Co-.No par
American Smelt At RePg oom.Nopar"
i
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* Jan
:_100
...
Climax
Motors Corp
American
7
>1
3472 Jan
131% Nov 22
'19% Jan
2
64 y2 Feb
27 74
American Potash.& Ohem__JNo par
>' ,
r
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li_...100
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24%
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19
17
90
,
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Optical Co—:
1 —
Amer Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No par
.;
40% Feb
'
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.
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18 7j Jan
10
,
American.Natural Gas Co-_.-^__10 —3
8
.
21
111% Nov 27
>12174 Jan
\
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26 >
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.122
37% July 26
34% Jun
5
-103% Jan
26% Jan
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American
■
16
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.3
Jan
78
11
28
^
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preferred
American
^
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Jan
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American Metal.Products
.
<
54% Jan
16% Jan
142
28
23
•
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Hosp Supply Corp.Nopar
American
>
il874 Jan 25
148
27-
58% Jan
14674 Nov 20
3
.
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27 74
•
6474 . 657a
49,7a ' 51
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17%. 187b
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American Mach'A Fdry com-_l,75
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•
2
,
-
.
7
.
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,
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-
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28 75
30%
27 74
22%
5174
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99
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99
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27,500
27
1774
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v
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400
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2174
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'
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63
,
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2174
16,500
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.
21%
4,800
1575 : 1514
30 7b
397a
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7 '.
74
2374
1574
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85 >/
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1872
45;
47
44%'.-, 4574
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.
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74
2774
50%
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8474
6674
30%
7a
17%'
2
Corp
American, investment Co of lll
'.7374 Jan
493/4 Feb
'
Arma
2,000
66%
667a
28
Broadcasting-Paramount
49 7i Feb
46
Jan' 26
,
-
177b Jan
9
29 V
Jan
.15Y4 Jan
2674 Mar 21
7:: V2 V4
:
17%
142% Jan
4274 Mar 10
<••60% Mar
.
,
30% Jan :11
,
25
May 17
Feb
18
v
63
31
59% Jan
30
39% Feb
Bosch
2,400
9
8%
3074
307a
62 74
Z
5,500
43
43
9
'
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preferred
Brake Shoe Co
;<
Jan
*-
*62
16 75
'■;
28 74
123
11074
39
10
Co
^American International
>.
1774 Jun
2
Jan
Jan
42% Jan
•
45% Jan •10:
'
13
Jun
2
157b Jan
3
-28% Jan
■776
■
»
60% Jan
-119
.
3
Jan
••
■
56-1
177a Nov 21
146r.
18
33 % Jan
22
497a Aug 18
8174 Dec
4
-46% Sep
.<<439% Sep 28
i
-Nov
.217* Apr
3
-
'
104
'•85
18.,
1274 Jan
41
•
%
12
No par
50
Bakeries
.1675
3074
28
22
5475
167 a
44
6674
^
22 74
11074
.
100
*98
99
54 72
37,900
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■
2,900
207a
547b
7-4
16
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43
-
110
93
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,
2075
54
x
8%
8%
93
2875
.
123
21 Ya
,_1
100
common
convertible preferred
American
187b Feb
■2
29% Dec 29,
7
Jan
Airlines
Home
18
/Apr 28 > *.
.Jan
103 /
74,
121 Va
Agricultural Chemical. JNo par
Hardware
247uJan
'
16%
43%
-
::'w
*92
2074
5474
5375
9
///■/
3075
3074
3374 Feb
r
18
2374 Jan' 16%:
7,100
28
1872
American
Jan
30
s
2
-
.-Jan
4874
X5874
.:
597/4
American
34% Jan
^.16% Nov
54
'17
48
30
2775
America
of
Co
Jan
79
•''
83
-
34
2774 Jan
21
No par
40y2 Feb
30
14
•'
-
37
24
Jan
'
•
27
3
r
;
86% Feb
->
7
19
•
1«6
39 7/a Dec
3
13% Jan
•
10% Jan
•34y4 Feb
-
H4% Sep
-
.
2
20
13 *
247a Jan
^ ; r
63% Apr
•36% Nov 30
J'-8174 Oct
22
--68
May 24
'
19% Jan
387* Jan
29
10
7,700
49 7a
2874
307a
277b
American Distilling Co
10
American Electric Power Co_:
10
American Enka Corp.
5
American ..European 8ecur_.-No par
American Export Lines Inc
u40c
American & Foreign Power„No par
.
97a Jan
-
'.28Va Nov 22
105
v
17% Jan
18
Nov
-
38
■
30% Feb
•
89% Sep 14
36 •
Apr 26
j"
13% Jan
.
•
Dec
40
76% Nov 26
-
•12% Apr
•
44% Jan
30
.'
-
4774
2075
16%
43 74
21%
28
2774
American Crystal Sugar common-10
47a% prior preferred_i_..-.ul00
"American Cyanamid Co
.__.10
'
39
47%:
4874
93
•
*97
99
*97
No par
7;. Americans Consumer
■
55% Jan
Jan
64
37% Mar 13
23% Apr 28
common
American
.
9
46% Feb
48 Va Jan
.
20
%-Jani
3
42% Jan
•
477b Dec \ 6
31% Oct 23
>.'
Mar 20
-
•66% Nov "29
5/?% Jan
-
50
v.
29
297a Jan -20
> 39% Sep
-.
-Oct
93
•
Mfg
Theatres Inc:
.
1
2 M '/American Can Co common
..12.50 V
5 •••
7% preferred —
—25
2 /
J
American Chain & Cable_
No par
2 '
American .Chicle Xo_.___—No par
17 ,•
- Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3 /
897a Feb
51
-
--
39
4774
48 74
20 V*
900
39 %
46
.
16 Va
7
.32% Feb'9 7
24
84
;
Jan
24% Jan
-
17
8
21
-
46%-Jan
-
16,500
1175
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3974
2175
American
2
11 %
.
1172
11%
1174
15%
30
6%
180
20%
Ve
21
10
American
17,100
927a
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5375
9
974
1774
2
2
<
41% Aug 29
'/
3574
927a
,
4675
43 75
1675
42%
35
92 72
1674.
American Bank Note common
29
12
1675
43 74
36
927a
2175
16
10
100
American
40% Jan / 4
65,:
X5375
16 V*
167a
__
3'/a %
12
6
11
5374
53 74
3574
93
16
Cement—...,.
American
Jan
*
617s Apr
4
•
207a
4,800
3574
>'
4775
92 7'4
2074
59%
Amer
Feb
!• Jan
16% Jan.
24% Apr
51% Jun
3
92 7b
207b
1
18
•58% Sep '*cij
15y4 Jan
1307a Feb
105 3/4 Jan
47% Aug
92
2074
25,300
// 2,000
18,900
1175
4775
4775
477b
92
74
474
3874
4 7b j
217a
46
:•
69
6975
5,000
2174
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3975
45%
4772
Amalgamated Sugar Co——No par
Corp
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp
_No par
7
39%
4572
.'■
4674
12,100
39 7a
2074
convertible preferred
Aluminum
May 11
34
40 //
:
11%
,1175
1175
11%
397a
46
80 7a
21'%
16%
Amerace
Feb
34
27% May 17
130
May 31
Jan t, 3
38
11
119% Dec
2
*
*92%
92%
31,000
80
/
39
217a
Aluminium Limited
28% Jan
20
,.
35 '
92%
9272
5
Inc
197b Dec
19% Oct 23
3574
34 74
92 72
11,200
147b
2175
100
—1
Alside
56% Nov
24 74 Oct
2174
84/:/
2
38% May 16
69% Jan >" 3
21 74
:
66:%
32% Jan
283/b Jan
Jun
>2i:
21'/4
84
12
28
28
39 3 a
66
Portland
11
25% Dec
3974
33%
,'••■ l:17 74
3274
17
x32
3874
6675
Alpha
35% Feb
:■
414
84
3
36% Sep
70 7a
47«
6675
12
4
69
474
84
30% Jan
26
697i
474
20%
34
13,200
4 74
61%
66 %
100'/4 Jan
25 y8 Oct
4 Ve
68
14,700
68%
8075
84%
30
26% Oct
80
6875
7875
V
:
86 7»
1474
•;
7,000
32
137a
1775
337b
•
80%;
y4'
15,600
18%
8574
"•■ :■
1674
147a
79
9
preferred
Supermarkets Inc
4.08%
.-
72%
2275
V
;
32
79
475
87
86
10,500
10,700
207a
r
,.."/•: 31%
•
9,400
.'
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2174
14%
78
74
3174
2134
171/4-
14 74
•; 14
■
34
1772
*33 7a
65%
24
27% Jan
34
847a
Jan
95
17% T.
Corp common__No par
Allis-Chalmers
4
Jan
23
7 :■
20% Feb
/
May 15
86 Va
8575
8575
1775
■r
-
19%
\
22%
1374
43
Corp__
31%
21%->
14
No par
Mills
"317 b
31
-
2175
5
Kid Co
4%
3
8172 Jan
29 % May 15
110
16% Feb
57
15
84 % May
28
Allied Chemical Corp
8
2
103/b May 11
70% Nov
Aug 11
4
Jan
42
13
52% Apr
Jan
16
17%
39 7b
9
20% Sep
167b Dec, 21
727b
'•1874
39
1
15
7375
1774
r
'.//■'■
•;>
/-:./
397b-■,.3974/>;
Alleghany Corp common
6% convertible preferred
2
48% Jan
19%
7274
17%
34
4
1
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
66% Aug
36% Jan
Oct
41
2
3
Nov
5
3
7
3
19
11 7b Jan
Jan
24
27
98
2
37
Nov
4
12% Jun
14% Sep
107s Jan
55
50% Jan
81
4
2074
73
22 7»
8472
%
,17%
120
-
2075
66 V*
100
preferred
4%%
4
50 y4 Sep
6
Dec
•
Jan
8572
1772
Inc
4
100% Jun
3
40
89
16% Jan
26
31 '
-V
34
8472
Industries
J
15 72 Apr
4
Jan
35
2
Chemicals
&
Reduction
A
Jan
39
92 72 Jan
Products
Air
5
21% Feb
2
3075
22
*104
120
177a
33%
50c
1
Products
Control
53% Apr
'8
32 y» Jan
19 7a Jan
29
Dec 11
30%
22
72%
1974
'
No par
2
Alabama Gas Corp
2
Alco Products
Inc
1
Aldens
Inc
common.»»——5
37% Dec 29
88% Jun
8
974 Sep
3075
54
71%
72 72
i?
777b
7074 Jan
38
1774
1774.
21 7b
5372
■
17%
Shares
3,600
54%
,
■V.
7275
17%
13 74
9
Jan
7174
'•
—1
Aeroquip Corp
5
?
72%
„
117a Jan
5y4 Mar 24
3% Nov 24
90% Jan
30
12
18
B6 % Dec
84
Co
Express
3074 Jan
14% Mar
28
61'/a Nov 29
18
Jan
-
Steel Co—
20
,
*103
120
*103
20
xl9%
1975
7175
1
25
—10
—
1
No par
Corp...
73
120
*103
120
72
'
Feb. 9
7275
*5274
12%
72
>.-< <
the Week
Friday
.
Feb. 8
54 72
*52 72
•-■'
54%
72 7a
4
7375
72%
Adams-Milils Corp
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Jan
16
100
*103
common
convertible preferred
Vending
Feb. 6
Thursday
-
>
Sales for
PRICES
Feb. 7
'527a
55
*53
21
36% Apr
4
30
19% Jan
82
1091/4 Oct • 6
19% Nov 29
Mar 14
■
:
Laboratories
Abbott
4%
74
3
8Ya Sep
ADC
31
8
3
3
73% Nov
15
Jan
29
Jan
.
5
197b Jan
Jan
22V« Jan
73% Feb
,
667b Jan
17
10% Jan
16
21% Jan
23
3
24
69
27% May 16
38
80
Jan
5374 Jan
21
7
1
5
Abacus Fund
Jan
55
Wednesday
Feb. 5
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
16
443,4 Jan
103 Vis Jan
Since Jan. 1
Range
1961
Year
Lowest
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
40
Monday, February 12, 1962
.
the New York Stock Exchange
Stock Record from
;
.
.
(754)
14
V>-
35 .*
3574
48 % :,497a
<■2275
1,700
)9,500
/ 94
2375
,6.200..
24,900
Volume
Number 6133
195
.
,
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(755)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
33 % Jan
3
43% Apr
2% Dec 27
37% Sep
67% Jan
.
50
Jan
2% Jan
5
3% Jan
2
Argo
16
38% Feb
2
Arizona
24
71% Jan
9
K
49% Jan
8
56% Feb
71% Jan
2
82% Jan
85% July 28
46
May 22
ex-distribution—5
Armstrong
«
Cork
36%
*2%
■
2%
38%
__5*'
—
-
56
•
'
2%
36%
2%
37%
38%
37 ya
67
67
'
55 %
56
54%
70%
7014
84% Jan
25
*84%
85%
*84%
3
85 %
46 % Jan
17
Armstrong Rubber Co
1
45%
45%
45%
45%
4
18
Jan
12
Arnold
5'
17%
17%
24% Aug
36% Dec
*17%
22
23
Jan
*17%
2
20% Jan
17%
5
4
2i%
13
Jan
20%
21%
21 *
8
33 % Jan
3
1
25% Jan
18
27
47
1
>41% Jan
18
44
Jan
-
69% Feb
Jun
115% Dec
102"% Feb
110
53% Jan
14
98
Jan
8
109% Feb
9
108
7
Nov
105 % Jan
2
70% Jan
16
,
2nd
Oil &
21% Jan
.3
-
Oct
23
3
10% Nov
16
4
9% Jan
54
29
Associated
Jan
31
5.25%
80 vb Jan
2
1st
2.50*
Inc
July 14
39% Dec
87% Feb
30
48% Feb
42% Jan
3
60
76
3
84% Oct
Jan
21% Oct
11
16
10% Jan
19
5
49% Jan
4
Goods
5
89
V Jan
24
4%
43% Jan
22
Atlantic
'
Jan
'■"5
4
52% Jan
17
57 % Feb
81 % Jan
3
85% Feb
Atlantic
5
25
preferred
Investment
9
5
5
preferred
Atlas
27
2% Jan
8
2% Jan
2
>" Atlas
12
11 V'b Jan
17
11% Jan
10
5%
26
25% Feb
1
100
♦
•
Coast
Line
x70
•*
X108
7414
17%
26%
26%
43%
21
43%
32
67
67%
16,100
55
55%
20,900
70%
70
70%
84'/2
85
85
46
*i7y»
21
45%
45%
*17%
17%
17%
y4
21%
21%
04%
106
107
108
21%
2,400
32
•31%
27
26%
26%
44
;
108%
72%
30
31%
;
107
*106%
15,900 '
44
43
43%
3,100
107%
109%
2,800
108
108
108 y4
73%
73%
8,900
2,200
:■> 100
26%
V
'
73%
9.800
68
55%
54%
...
45%
31%
Refining
Chemical
Corp
26%
-
!
109
*107
■r
108%
73%
27%
"•
73%
27%
v
32
73%
5,400
170
73%
'
"
100
Industries
Jan
2
25
31% Jan
7,600
27"% Aug
2
22% Jan
5
28% Feb
Avco Corp
48%
88
68% May
8
23% Jan
25
29% Jan
Avnet
Corp
88
"•
88
42%
42
56%
55%
56
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84
84
83%
84
24%
25
24
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2%
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11%
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56
v
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42%
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56%
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20
3,800
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23%
24%
10,500
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48,800
360
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16%
16%
11%
16%
17
16%
17
*23%
16%
24y4
16%
23%
23%
24
24
24
24
27 %
28 y4
27%
27%
22,500
26%
28%
229,600
25%
26
17%
24
.
26%
27%
27 y8
27%
27%
28%
26%
27%
26%
27%
27%
28%
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28%
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26
25%
26%
26%
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88
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84%
24%
2%
10 %
42%
42
56%
84 V'b
11%
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42%
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25%
2%
17%
5c
42,800
-
10%
48%
24
($1.20)—No par
1
Electronics
10%
48%
n%
No par
common
pref
27%
10%
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84%
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Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
prior
27%
;
10%
48%
24
.
20
16% Jan
27%
ioy4
48
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1.
1
27'/«
10%
47%
57%
common
Nichols
27%
10%
47%
56%
24% Jan
Conv
27
10%
48%
10
common
preferred
Austin
27%
10%'
48 %
42%
May 10
a
?.
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32%
*86%
24
17% Feb
37%
85%
43%
42%
29% May 12
45% Mar 29
3
36%
45%
26%
86%
1
Jan
107%
73%
32
41%
6
18 % Jan
xl
107%
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2,700
37%
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No par
RR
19
24
104
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6,700
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;
86 %
27% Sep
13% Jan
16
44
103%
•
100
21% Feb
23•
26%
43%
com—4%
$3.75 series B preferred
4% Feb
22 % Jan
32%
26%
10
Co
City Electric Co
Atlantic
14% Apr
Nov 29
Corp com
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5% non-cumuiative preferred—10
30% Jun
2% Nov 30
13'/2 Jan
27% Jan
2
41
2
May
30
Jan
86% Feb
21
31%
-
37 V4
2%
•
'
Shares
36%
•
26% Jan
10
-*21
•
$1.50 series.No par
Dry
Associates
47% Jan
Aug 24
-
Refining common—1
preferred
V
35% Jan
•
2.50
Industries
Ashland
4
..
No par
Corp
Corp
Arvin
2
Jan
21
July
82
29
Aro
preferred-.
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'
2%
67%
'
,
2
37
37%
71
16% Jan
the Week
Feb. 9
2%
55%
69%
43% Jan
$3.75
36%
•
67%
71 %
Friday
Feb. 8
37%
66%
Sales for
Thursday
k
•
37%
2%
;
56%
'
70
37%
*2%
67%
-
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36%
'
38%
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HIGH SALE PRICES ""
Feb. 7
19
Jan
10
>,
.
-
AND
Wednesday
Feb. 6
i
36%
*
2.50
_10
Co
LOW
Tuesday
Feb. 5
28 % Jun
Sep
Feb
83
Co
. /
Monday "
.
19% Sep
35% Jan
-
Par:*
No par
Service
Steel Corp
Armour & Co
(Del)
5
11
Corp
Public
*
,
.
.
v'
Armco
12
62% Jan
3
6
Oil
,
i
STOCK
Archer-Daniels-Midland
17
34% Jan
66% Jan
>•74% Oct
Jan
22
38
19
13% Mar 10
20
30
YORK
EXCHANGE
29
79% Aug
53% Aug
78% Jan
20
NEW
Dec
3
J Jan
30
34% Jan
12
J
Highest
.43"% Oct
8
37% Jan
■
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
26%
25%
•
V
>
11%
6,200
1,100
600
14,800
B
4% Jan
3
36% Jan
10
59 y2 Dec
15
Oct
18
11% Nov
9
Jtin
'3
9
12%
27% Jan
7% Mar 29
19 % Aug
34 y8 Jan
98% Jan
103% Dec
11
91% Nov
17
21% Dec 22
33% Dec
:
15
13% Mar
Jan
63
9
Babcock
7
Baker
17
37% Jan
3
Baltimore
5
101 % Jan
30
4'/2%
91 y2 Jan
29
4%
33% Feb
30% Jan
25
Jan
46 y4 Feb
9
48% Feb
9
20% Feb
9
18
62% Jan
19
37
Jan
18
Jan
,i
36 vb
r
62 y4 Jan
■U
19
24
72% Feb
23% Jan
11
59
Jan
27
48% July 10
32% Jan
30
37
Jan
2
35% Nov 21
27 va Jan
24
59
46% Jan
3
Nov
' ■
■
'■/
i
30
" f; \\
47% Feb
.
51%
275
Jan" 6
94% Jan
Jan
3
Jan
25
6
17% Apr
31
87
27% Jun
19
Oct
2
48% Jan
16
14% Jan
35% Feb
88
Nov
4
20
Jun
4
72
6
19% Jan
13
1
3
Jan
11
124
5
Bestwall
40% Jan
18
43% Jan
3
2
148% Feb
2
42
44% Jan
Jan
10
25% Feb
79%
Jan
3
83% Feb
18
55
:
10
: 35% Feb
Dec
3
Jan
2
27% Jan
22
70
Jan
-
6
19
7
11
Jun
15
6% Jan
2
48
Jan
67% Nov
1
56% Jan
12
103% Nov 21
8ya Jan
61
Jan
99%
■}.
88% Jan
3
Feb
83% Jan
4
84
Jan
9
Dec
39
Feb
9
43% Jan
2
10
112
Apr
28
110% Jan
23
111% Feb
7
97% Oct
10
Jan
2
97% Jan
16
36% Feb
1
52% Jan
2
55% Jan
17
61% Jan
25
30
44
Jan
17
35
Jan
5.
13% Jan
Oct
74% Mar
>59
3
24
Dec
25
May
13
94
8
28
32%
34
33
54%
CM
33%
33
33%
55%
56
57%
3,600
11,900
57%
59
55%
57%
50%
50
50%
15,600
50%
50%
50%
50%
65%
65'/4
4,500
65%
65%
65%
65 y4
65 %
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50
50 '/a
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50%
66
65%
340
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98
98%
98%
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26%
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98%
26%
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131
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88%
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88 %
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20
20%
20 vb
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73%
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32%
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55
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122%
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1
1%
42
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42%
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73%
55%
52
54%
42
42%
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K
>
42
22%
42%
43%
11%
11%
73%
73%
14,700
55%
21,600
42
43%
44%
11%
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73%
74%
74%
55%
54%
42%
>
55%
52
51
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51
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60
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7,800
33
74
44
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20
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54%
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33
21%
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26 y2
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20
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11
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-
73%
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340
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27
131%
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122%
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32%
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132
340
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131
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>
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42
42%
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76,900
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300
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41%
43
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,
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41%
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42%
8
41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42%
100
147%
147%
42%
42%
147%
147%
5
147%
22%
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147%
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24%
24%
25 V*
100
83%
83%
24%
24%
83%
83%
83%
83%
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56%
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59%
57
59
58%
43
41%
147 %
10,100
■
42%
95,400
148
23%
85
<
24%
v' *83
600
400
17,200
85
440
34%,
34%
34%
2,900
34%
36%
47
47%
36%
> 46
%
36%
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46%
'37%
22,200
46%
46%
Brooks
Inc
No par
"•
58
•
58%
8,600
6,900
X54%
46%
47-
55%
53
54%
47%
5,200
54
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp—-.0
55%
27%
27%
54%
55%
54%
27%
55%
27%
27%
63,800
28
27%
28
20%
20%
27%
*27%
20%
27% ;-27%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
26%
27%
26
26%
25%
26%
63%
65
64%
65%
44%
45%
45
45%
82%
*81
82%
5
Stores
Inc
1
Club
1.25
Inc
Co
27
7.50
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
Food
5
64
x63%
—-
44%
81
81
18
18%
17%
18%
18
18%
18
87%
88
87
86%
86%
86%
>. 9%
11
11%
3
59
Corp
1
common
Shoe
18
Jan
2
21% Feb
8
Bucyrus-Erie
13
% Jan
2
15% Feb
8
Budd
4%
•4%
W9"-.v!
*8%
11%
11%
7%
7%
7%
7y4
59%
60%
,>
.
*4%
9%
11%
59%
99
97%
84%. >'
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*60
99
'
84
97%
%>
39%
100
111%
94%
>
94% »
95
40 Va
41%
39 %
40%
59%
60
59
*84
95
No par
59
Co
4%
9
No par
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
9
7%
*81
-11%
15
Brunswick
19
4%
'
10
Inc
Co
97%
*84
100
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50% preferred series A
Brown
*4%
7%
45
82%
40
39%
111%
111
40%
40
111
111%
?
4%
*8%
9,000
27,100
10
18
18%
14,300
86%
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82%
87 y4
4,200
*4%
9%
11%
18,700
7%
7%
7%
3,900
60%
40
60%
60%
98
99%
X96%
84%
39%
112%
:
60%
11,000
84
39
112% V
20
39%
•111%
100
1,800
99
84
39%
•111%
111%
100
*8%
11%
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99
84%
474
9%
7%
60%
66
46
*81
11%
11
1
1,500
45%
87 Va
44%
*81
1,600
5,800
-
65
18%
86 Yz
..—..25
*9
Stratton
63%
44 vb
1
Inc
2.50
3.50
Bristol-Myers Co
3%% preferred
<
20%
27%
63%
.
46%
■
100
common
Stores
Airways Inc..,
Manufacturing Co
Briggs
Briggs &
8
86% Mar 14
32%
54
Braniff
3
45
32%
36%
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
5%
preferred
100
5
11
36
35%
Boston Edison Co
Jan
35%
36
33 y4
26%
5
6
1,800
32%
*35%
Feb
4% Feb
58%
V 26%
88
9ya Jan
57%
35%
26%
8
11% Feb
58
35 %
36%
Borman
2
2,600
57%
36
58%
Borden
3
2
58%
35%
58
2
15
58%
36 vb
26%
30
Jan
58%
35
36%
Jan
4 Va Jan
4,200
58
21%
11%
Co..
Book-of-the-Month
2
9% Jan
19
36%
22 y8 Jan
8
18%
21%
59%
2
May 18
19%
21%
26%
17
14% May 15
19
21 vb
36%
15
79% Jan
19%
21%
25%
Jan
4
71%
19
21
36 »/a
Jan
82
19%
21%
1
,1:17% Feb
48% Jan
19,900
70%
19%
21 vb
58
41
Co
79
"
70%
71
19%
21%
25%
W)
(E
42%
•
8% Jan
Jan
>
25
Jan
63
70%
69%
19%
57%
Bond
"
6% Mar 22
14
;
5
>/> 23%
4,600
11
■-;>> Boeing Co
Jan
1,500
12,500
20%
36%
1
56% Feb
29
46 V4
48%
20
*25%
Bobbie
21% Jan
46%
46
2oy4
72%
25%
2
8
45%
45%
20
36%
53 y4 Jan
5
44%
45
19%
34%
29
29
45
25%
9
2
Jan
80
36%
7
37% Feb
20% Jan
27%
10
26% Feb
48% Jan
27
Bliss
39% Jan
9:
.26
27%
Bliss & Laughlin Inc—________2.50
9
19
f
27
45
40 ya
Black & Deoker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox Co
>45% Jan
•
7
91
59% Feb '•5
27%
300
2,400
3,200
19
11%
;
.
Gypsum
Jan
25
14
11
16
66%
5
Inc
Co
32% Jan
Mar 13
67
Jan
32%
44 %
11
Steel Corp common
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Inc oommon
4%% pfd series of 1951
5
Aug 18
&
31%
*44
1
j.
7%
7
12
68
Best
5
20
23
106% Jan
Feb
22
32%
32 y«
19
41%
Bethlehem
142% Jan
1% Jan
32%
45%
40
common
6% preferred
$4.50 conv preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc
17
Oct "26
78% Jan
>
May 15
80% Oct
64% Jan
;
44%
-
20%
Bendix Corp
10
91
68%
i
No par
Co
Beneficial Finance Co
24
49% Dec
30% Jan
Jan
101
*90
*100%
18%
44
19
20 y8
Bell Intercontinental Corp
25
35%
101
91
31%
•
28%
*44 %
35%
102
91
13,300
21 y4
1
9
Jan
35
91
26%
32
27%
45%
64
10
Corp
11% Feb
40% Jan
26
32
44%
45>/»
50
Savers
2
8
27
12
Corp
Howell
&
44 Va
35%
101%
:>91
1
RR
Life
Bell
Jan
19
28%
*18%
34%
101%
V
91
'
100
1
pfd
4
40
8
27
4%%
50% Jan
50% Jan
1 "
76% Aug 31
27%
35%
101%
*90
,
32'%
2.50
1
118
21
3
Aircraft
2
79 y4 Nov
hi 100%
90%
32%
100
Inc
(A S)
Creek
1% Jan
7
12,200
101 %
90
100
Belding-Heminway
15
3
35%
34%
iooy2
2
preferred
Feb
52 y2 Jan
30% Dec
3% Dec
9
5
59"% Dec, 12
57% Sep
7
69,700
12.50
common
Instruments Inc
Beech-Nut
31
23% Aug
36 y4 Apr
7% Dec
22% Feb
75% Jan
21% Dec
Jan
4
55% Feb
28
5
35
Beech
2
8
36% Dec
138% July 3
35 '/a Jan 26
22% Jan
6
55% Feb
Beech
30
5
71% Apr
45% Apr
4
19% Jan
22
33 y2 Jan
81
84
31% Sep 26
22% Jan
3
Beckman
22% Jan
Jan
Mills
Beck Shoe
10
23% Dec 29
9
18% Jan
2
45% Jan
49% Apr
16%
1
Distilling Co
Co
prior
preferred
Beaunit
29
63% Jan
148
6
16% Jan
5
Jan
31
48% Mar 13
7
Jan
87
22
42% Dec
16%
No par
conv
4%%
7
Inc
10% Jan
19
Jan
152% Jan
Foods
3%%
23
40
11
3
17%
35%
6 %
10
Inc
(James B)
Beatrice
17% Jan
16
71
Feb
Jan
Dec
'41
27
59% Sep
Nov
16%
34%
6
;
10
Corp
Inc
Cigars
Beam
11
2
&
Laboratories
32% Jan
2
l%Jan
112,900
6%
1
Lomb
66 y2 Jan
8
17
53
39% July
98 vz Jan
29
133
140% Sep
12% Jan
30
26
3
16%
16
6%
,
1
Corp
Works
Bayuk
9
Jan
3
14%
16%
16%
100
common
Baxter
2
Jan
Jan
12
Sep
Jan
87
iy8 Jan
39
29
71
328
125
48% Jan
33'/a Jan
52 % Jan
1
18
1
119% Nov
16%
16c
100
Inc
Products
Bausch
8
24
12
69% May 25
16% Apr
5
28
33 y2 Jan
Jun
Feb
59
23% Jan
t
'
46% Sep 25
10% Dec 29
58
Dec
19,400
14%
100
Bath Iron
11
Jan
325
Nov 27
159% Dec
34% Jan
97% Jan
Aug 30
100% May 15
17% Mar 14
81
64% Jan
316
11
87
Nov"27
82%
Mar 16
58 %
15
100
B
Stamped
19
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57%
14%
Basic
21% Feb
24
'
58
15%
Basic
16
20 y4 Jan
53% Jan
•
56%
14%
2
> 18% Jan
8
61% Aug 29
27 vb Aug
4
56%
15
4
11
3
33 ya Apr
6%
55%
13%
6
8
13
6'/»
55%
14%
4% non-cumulative preferred.100
Preferred stamped
100
Bangor & Aroostook Corp
1
Barber Oil Corp
10
18% Feb
31% Dec
series
Ohio
&
6
54%
com—No par
preferred series C
Baltimore
1
:
5%
54%
13%
13
Corp
Elec
preferred
Xi
53
1
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
&
6
9
Co
Tools Inc
Gas
5%
1
Wilcox
&
Oil
Inc
8
47% Jan
35 y4 Dec
T)
17 Ya Feb
22 y4 Jan
Jan
21% Dec
(B
-
29% May 18
70 % Mar 17
9
52% Sep 20
15% Jan
3
Babbitt
58 V2 Feb
24 y2 Jan
.
1
15y4 Feb
85% Jan
19
>47% Jan: 19
26
33% Dec
47
2
15
41% NOV
22
11
Jan
6% Feb
2
4
82% Jan
Jan
50
.»•>?; 10%
14% Jan
12
94% Jan
15
15
20
23% Nov
5'% Jan
5,400
50
•
95
95%:
95 y4
95 y4
39%
,
40%
38%
3974
36%
3774
223,000
58%
59
58%
58%
58%
59%
2,700
21 y4
20%
21%
28,100
15%
15%
15%
50,700
5
18%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
20%
5
15
15%
83%
15%
15%
Xl5%
15%
15%
X95
95
1,000
X
12
80 va Oct
29
17y4 Jan
31
Jan
85% Jun
Jan
81
Jan
4
8
82 y4 Feb
7
37% Feb
6
40
Jan
5
Buffalo
13% Jan
2
18
Feb
1
52 % Jan
17
61% Jan
29
common
Bullard
67
3
31
8
48% Sep 13
19% May 17
3
11% Jan
Co
Nov
29
$5 preferred
No par
Inc
22% May 10
13
Jan
24
15% Jan
2
Bulova
16% Jan
3
24% Nov
22% Jan
22,
25% Feb
8
73V4Jan
3
82% Sep 29
70y2 Mar 28
80
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
preferred
3%% preferred
Jan
18
83
Feb
5
Watch
68
Feb
81
Jan
26
86
Apr
19
84
Jan
23
86% Jan
9
4%%
23
Jan
26
37
Apr
27
22% Jan
29
24% Jan
5
Burndy
27% Jan
2
3
44% Dec
19
38% Jan
5
47% Feb
19% July 21
8% Jan
3
26y4Oct
16
21% Jan
9
24
Jan
26
13
28
10% Jan
2
15% Feb
8
Feb
1
Byers
Co
Inc
*37%
38
38
38
37%
38
16%
2,200
58%
.16%
16%
16%
17%
16%
59%
59%
17%
8,100
58-%
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59%
13%
14 ye
1
24%
25
100
82
83
100
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24
24%
5
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47%
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22%
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59
83%
58
•82
83%
100
58%
2,500
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
25
14%
9,000
24%
25%
25
25%
24%
25 %
82,100
*83
*68%
preference
58%
*82
24%
V
100
Corp
Terminal
(A
82%
37%
16%
5
com
Corp
Co
X82%
37%
17
1
second
B'uroughs
Bush
83%
38%
16%
1
14% Dec 29
28
*82 y4
38
5
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Co
Bullock's
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10
Forge
-71
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86
86
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84
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24
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24
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24
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24
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45%
46
44%
22 y2
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22 %
22%
22%
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22%
12%
22 y4
22 y2
70
13%
13%
14%
14%
15%
14%
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5,900
29%
30
29%
30
29%
30%
29%
30%
1
3,100
88,100
c
27
Sep 18
.
36% Oct
31
28 y2 Jan
4% Jan
3
13% Jan
3
22 ya Jun
5
11% Apr
4
77% Jan 12
18% Jan
12
13% Feb
21% Jan
83% Jan 25
43% July 27
44
Jan
21% Jan
For
131
3
3
v
Nov
4
90%, Jun
51% Dec
18
27% May 22
footnotes,
Calumet
&
Hecla
.2.50
3
2
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
9
Canada
>
>89
Feb
8
$4.25
conv
48% Feb
,
.,
52% Jan
3
Canada
55
58% Jan
9
Canadian
26 y2 Jan
16
Canadian
Jan 23
24 Va Jan
8
Corp
common
preferred
Southern
Ry
6%
6'%
16%
.16%
•"
6%
16%
17'A
1
1.80
6
17%
14%
t
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14%
14 V*
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25
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6%
5%
17%
v
108%
25%
No par
25
6%
17%
108%
-
1.66%
i^..No par
Ry Co.
Breweries Ltd
Pacific
30%
6 Va
5
26% Feb
Dry
29%
1
Inc.
15% Jan
see page 25.
Callahan
8
116% Jan
i85V2 Jan
28
Dec
3
18% Feb
Feb
106
6
57
-
Packing Corp.
Mining Corp..
23% Jan
30
28 Vb Apr
4
5% Feb
2
7% Jan
15% Jan
8% Nov 30
California
32% Jan
18%
17 y4
14%
"87%"^
26%
13%
14%
,
26%
,
15,000
12,500
14%
109 y4
109%
108%
,
6,300
6
17%
8,100
112
26%
„
'
26%
11,600
,
9.200
88
89
*87
48%
48%
*48%
55%
55%
56%
56 y4
56%
1,900
25%
25%
25%
26%
25%
17,400
50
r
89%
50
140
200
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(756)
Monday, February 12, 1962
„
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
4
0
16% Jun
12
3
40 % Jan
10
Jan
Oct
2
24
45% Jan
32% Jan
Jan
11
'
Jan
115'/a Jan
6
9% Jan
5
3
7% Peo
9
Jari
2
3% Jan
4
38 y8 Jan
2
42% Jan
22
5
10
5
Feb
-
•
39%. Jan
30% Jan
8
18% Jan
19
22% Jan
19
3
18% Jan
3
26
Celotex Corp common—;
19% Feb
26% Jan
16
23 % Jan
2
46'A Jan
12
28'/a Jun
5
25'/a Jan
9
34 V4 Jun
5
20 78 reo
6
July 12
45% Jan
25
72
Jan
24
72'A Feb
8
24;
33
Jan
31
36% Jan
2
Central
8
46
Jan
9
Jail
19
Central
Illinois
Mar
6
50
59
Mar
7
75% Oct. 20
38 % NOV
3
24
Dec
54
<
,' 51
30
4% %
71 % Jan
5
Central
24% Jan
22
99
;Jan
preferred
Sep
7
94'A Jan
2
57% Jan
18
79% Dec
6
68'A Jan
30
Sep
18
18'A Jan
8
Jan
24
6
47% Nov 22
38 % Jan
24
44% Feb
9
Central
4
33% Mar 16
30% Jan
30
32 Vt Jan
2
Central Soya Co
19% Jan
2
Century Industries
Jan
4
Cerro
60'A Jan
2
Certain-teed
92
17
38
25
Jan
99'A Nov 28
Feb
26
23% Nov
2
Feb
16
9
9% Jan
9
30% NOV
8
44% May 17
28% Feb
3
79 % Dec
5
42 % Jan
20y2Jan
33
1
:V
23
Illinois
35
10
8
% Nov 27
.6 •'« Jan
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6
Chadbourn
57
Mar 17
45% Jan
24
48% Jari
2
26% Jain
4
39% Oct
24
34% Jan
Jan
9
95.
Nov 28
91 y4 Jan
21% Jan
37%. Jan
1
Gotham
1
24% Jan
4.
15
29% Feb
8
27 % Mar 20
21% Jan
27'A Jan- 25
Checker
30% Jun
23 % Jan
Cliemetron
8 % Feb
25% Feb
10% Jan
7
11% Nov 28
2
Chemway
3
43 '/a Oct
Jan
42 y4 Jan
12
56% Jan
Jan
4
11
Jan
26
m
jury
:
40
13
18
18
11
Jan
31
Sep
18
17% Jan
31
20
24
32% Aug 10
13% Jan
3
37% May 26
31
Mar 30
18% Feb
7
13% Jan
3
38
Jan
2
20-
26
12% Jan
23
21% Jan
12
37% Jan
37% Jan
12
Class
Jan
5
6
8
24
5%
series
A
pfd
non-rcum
85%
37%
?a
.' 25%;
25 3 4
25%
25%
25%
20 %
20%
21
2iy«
12
2
Chicago Pneumatic Took
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
Feb
9
Chicago Yellow
18% Jan
22
24% Feb
29
Jan
4
Chock
21
49 Va Jan
58
Feb
2
*45%
10
53% Nov.
10
47
Jan
3
Cincinnati
91% Feb
5
4%
Feb
l
4%%
.'
-
•
43% Jan
31
3
90'A Dec
5
87% Jan
103% Dec
11
101 % Jan
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2
7
2
49
7
49
99
•
47%
75
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18
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1
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20.
32 '/a Jan
24
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6
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26
24'A Jan
3
15% Apr
14
12% Jan
19
41% Mar 30;
32% Jan
18
51% Mar 20
43Va Feb
6
32
Sep
27
40% Jan
3
.(
53% Feb
23
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56 Vb Jan
33
Jan
5
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57
10
94
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5
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3
58% Jan
3
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7
4
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2
Cleveland-Cliffs
44%90
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v
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-
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30
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$4.50
2
Cleveland
;Jan
16
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77% Jan
5
2
12
35
f
3
17
134% Jan
69% Jan
6
2
Feb
61
89'A
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26
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31
12
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59% Dec
4
48 Va Jan
18
5
77% Jun
15
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19
78
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8
28% Dec
20
26
Jan
2
29
Jan
22
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&
34% Jan
8
41 % Jan
19
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24
14'A Jan
3
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43
3
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5
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•
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8
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5,000
2,400
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11,400
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29'A
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55
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15
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101
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44
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preferred
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31% Apr 11
3
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19
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8
27 y. Oct
4
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29 y8 Jan
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15
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2
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—5
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27
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,
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2
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58
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;
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34
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27
62
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3
94
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52
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98
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9
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54
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30
8
57
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28
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31
Jan
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32 y4 Jun
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5
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90
69
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34
62%
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43 %
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58
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h
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70
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>
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59
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4
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10
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9
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10
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3
Jan
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70
3
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3
17
2
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97
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1
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;
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8
Jan
5
6
22
61 % Feb
40
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89
22
Jan
30
May 19
29
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101
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•
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6
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39% Jan
74
1
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52
11
57
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3
46'/a Feb
32% Jan
49
32% Jan
27
24
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3
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12
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13
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EXCHANGE
Jan
48
5
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Lowest
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V
20
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Highest
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LOW
STOCKS
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39% Aug 16
31 % Oct
23'A Jan;
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3
3
54% Feb 28
.-
42% Apr
10
Oct
35% Aug 18
12
'42% Jan
Jan
5
78 Va Nov
11
76% Nov
23% Jan
13
35% May 26
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16
.
7
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16
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Jan
11
31
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17
26
5
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13
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9
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43% Jan
29
1
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Combustion
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100
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preferred
common
55'A Jan
5
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34% Jan
3
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2
113'A Jan
29
5.25%
23
:
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3
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3
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17
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7
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13
-
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101
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5
29% Jan
4
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4
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13
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5
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11
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24
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6
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1
3
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6
82'A Jan
2
105% Jan
26
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2
Cbnsol Electronics
39
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2
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24
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25
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2
22
28% Jan
2
•
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58
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3
.
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45% Nov
10
40% Jan
3
44% Feb
9
Consolidation Coal Co
28
75% Jan
23
83 Vt Jan
2
Consumers Power
94% Jan
3
99% Jan
22
98% Nov 20
90
Mar
29% Feb
95
9
28
Feb
9
111
Mar
May
3
preferred
9
Jan
16
24% Jan
16
27% Feb
9
93'A Jan
5
8'A Jan
4
Continental
Air
50% Jan
2
Continental
Baking Co
93
Jan
2
7% Jan
5
26
48% Dec
5
13
105
3
6
85 Va Jun
15
82
>
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12
107% Jan
4
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29
48% Jan
2
3
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6
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3
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25
8'A Jan
4
18% Oct
19
21% May 11
19% Jan
11
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25
54 y2 Jan
63% Jan
24
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Container Corp of America com
4%
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lOO'A-100%
26%
common
7%
S
.
4
74% Nov 21
3
11% Nov 20
; 9% Jan
9
69% Jan
12% Jan
29
60'A Apr 28
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29
55 y4 Jan
3
Continental. Oil; of
35% Jan
3
62
,52y2 Jan
23
56 y4 Jan
2
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in-
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see
page
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7% Jan
May 17
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90
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5
preferred
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101
3
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11
*32%
•
15%':
46
No par
Jan
32%
15%
45%
No par '
44% Feb
900
373%
series
46
Nov
7,700
17'%
series
1
50%
*
173/4
$3.50
7
y
4,000
49'%
503%
"
45'/4
$4.50
41'% Feb
;
50
68'%
383's
Preferred
5
50'% ;;
11,700
33
67%
67'%
12,700
17%
327%
5;
59'%
17%
32%
66'%
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7,900
59'%
17% *'
323%
'.
14,300
10:'%
173s
-Preferred
39
59,k
3,300
213%
10'%
1
'
45
No par.
Nemours
■
5,300
28'%
38
6
8
6
32%
5
de
.
2,800
12,100
21'%
;io%
59
-
23% ; 24%
8
31% Jan '2
Jan
327%-
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:
16,000
:
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2
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;
50'%
'
66'%
23%;
108 3% Feb
88
653%
;
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17%
32%
23%
1
:
Dunhill
8
65%
10%
:•
.
17%
:
15%
Co
Co.
17'%
32'%
25'%
Co..
Power
21%
103%
58'%
16
No par
Duplan
16
244'% Jan
•
45i% Feb
?
Jan
12'% Feb
•
•
17
84 3% Jan
:
27
49
6
95/s Jan
225
5
453/4 Nov
5
3
20 3% Feb
:
2
! 25
10%
57%
50
Aircraft
Chemicals
21%
103%
32%
Corp—j...
DuBois
;;/•
t
2
!
Inc
Drewrys Limited
;
46,100
—2.50
Ltd
Ltd—i
Chemical
Dresser
'
23
58'% Jan
1
Jan
Dow
8
295% Jan
473% Apr
15
Feb
Feb
8
42 3% Jun
■>'■
3
Nov
8
8
11
..
4
29'% Feb
Inc..
51%
28'%
21%
503/4
233%
15Vo
49%
273%
32%
*-
53
27'%
21 %
50'%
50c
52
26%
.
17%:
32'%
51%
53%
32%;
■
18%
51
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64
56%
183%
54%
57'%5
;17'%
32%^
63 ^
44'%
55'%
513%
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2.50
!
Fund
17y2 ''
32«%
:1
--
433%
19'%
53'%
21%
■
45
51%
,
57
19
.
513/8
26%
213%
43 %
"
'
1
Productions
Co
Mines
Dover
72 3% Jan
/
Pepper
Douglas
<
23'% Jan
' y 31
7
"90% Dec
19
Jan
26
<•
8
~
20
44
373% Jan
■J
9
22
Jan
Dominick
283% Jan
27
10% Jun
254'% Nov
41
Dome
"19'/8 Jan
17
3
3
2
8
Club
26
■
i
56'%
!
25
Cbrp
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
2
26'% Jan
/
19
Nov
(The)-
(Walt)
25% Jan
10
~
— •
10'
Distillers
27'% Jan
/
-
____15
Corp.^
Disney
24'% Jan 24
24
24 Vb Nov
Stores
Diners'
51%
53%
57'%
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
-■!'
Dr
32'% Jan
63
Diana
Corp
National
6
23
103%
58
preferred—i
20'% Feb
22'% Jan
ioy2 "
—J.20 -bV ""'56%
!
.I' -.- - •17'%
!
Co^__
2
66% Jan
24'% Apr
!
20
.
!"163% Jan
203% Jan
May
$1.50
7
21% Jan
11
7
29'% Dec
•
5
.Jan
185% Janl
183% Jan
Feb
22
Alkali -COa
Diamond
Hi
47
9
8
19
9y«Jan
:
.1
40'% Jan
Jan
Steel
DeVilbiss
Diamond
3
17
'irC
2'
8
38 3%
/
11152'/a July 18
,
16% Jan
20% Jan
85 3% Sep
25
29% Dec
9
1
26'/4
213%
103%
Edison
Detroit
10
68'% Feb
16
243% NOV.
.
4-
3434 Jan
Jan
42
7/
t 423% Aug
3
"
17'/a Feb
29
265% Dec
-<
4
May
Dec
18% Jan
8
36% Jan
23'% May
4
.28% Nov 29
17
14% Jan
/ V
21
8
70
28
/- !
30
47% Nov
10
18% Jan
23
Jan
46'% Apr
29
Mar
Jan
61
/
5
3
/
32
21.
-
25%
Detroit
22
24
3
Grande West RR.No par
Chemical Coatings
—1
5
163% Jan
37'% Feb
Coi_6.75
Light
DeSoto
y
' •:
2
Oct
203% May 17>
&
Inc
Denv & Rio
-
2
Hudson
Air. Lines
Dentists'
2
61% Jan
3
(..':
t.
11% Jan
31
293/e Jan
13% Jan
••■
18
56'% Jan
29
15% Nov
.
•
52'% Dec
26% Jan
20
55%
3
31% Jan
20
85
18%
51'A
5
15
10
82
55'%
12
223% Feb
80%
1
22 Vb Jan
■'•/
80'%
No par
2
9
4,100
82'%"
57
20'% Jan
12- //>■
7,500
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*83'%
8
•
15%
27%
42%
28'% Feb
205/a Mar 17.
15%
27%
82%-
"
42%
&
8,400
15'%;*
27'%: "
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42
Delaware &
16,700
15
15%
82%/
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Deere
3,400
21 VB
*80%
8
V
'
15'%' '
28'%
Feb
3
1,400
89'%':
14%
45
2
29'% Jan
*88
15'%
8
253% Jan
27'/a Jun
42'%
22,200
r
27
15'%
82%
27
89%
14%
.
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Mar 27.
V
;
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28
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743/4 Jun
4
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;
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15'%
27%
115'%
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/
17% July 24
14%
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89'%
14%
85
6
14y2 Oct
15
41% v. 413%
*88
82%
4
12 y8 Jan
'1
:
89'%
14%
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54% Jan
33
41%
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3
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41%
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85
Records
500
74
82%
35'% Jan
V
73%
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58% Oct
.r
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.
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•
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84
11
10
;
3200
1
17'4
81'%
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-v
32%
41%
41%
18,700
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17
32%
84
443% Jan
14'% Mar 20
413%
a
•
100
7
673% Nov
73
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3
'
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17'%
series
22
;
103/4
32%
200
800
29'%
3.90%
Feb
•
29
v
:
600
10%
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19% Jan
11
*
;
12'%
29%
2,600
9,700
33
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300
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70
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33
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17
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series
33
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2
223/a Oct
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711/4
89'%
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721/4..
41'%
14%
5
70
/
.
.
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17%
32 3/4
16,300
14 y4
.
10%
17
32 5/«
720
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15%
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11
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15%
14
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32%;
:
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85
60% May 16'
.
.
41'%
1
100
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29%
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,
12,700
107
14 y4
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5
22
3
&
11
32%
29%
;
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1,000
2,100
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93'% : 9334
20%
20%
21%
81'%
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16 Ye Jan
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1
1
10
30y4.
93%
100
17
37
10'/a
291%
,
106'%
33
•
8,600
>
46'%
B
493/a Jan
5
!
56
55 '/4
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r
29,800
:
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55'%
2,900
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115
47
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,
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15,800
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100
19%
39
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11,800
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series
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40
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6,600
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'
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27
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:
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i
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20
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39
52 %
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114
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89
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39
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23
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t
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2,200
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3,500
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1
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89%
93%
3.800
'1
2038
41
54%
189 »/a
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y
'
461%
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59 % Nov
-
20
•
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93
'
20
4iy4
55%
17%
v:
.
93
'
52 '/a
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-
V
116 3/4:
461%
•
203/4
,
23
203% Jan
11
46%!,
12%
33%
10
:
Power
-Preferred
46 >/4
V
.
30 '%
Corp
Dayton
•
No par
River Mills Inc.
'
t
r
'.1
-•'■'
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38%
I
81% Jan
16
Jan
Jan
•:
Feb li> 1
82
'
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;
Jan :3
38%
115»/4
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14%
69
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1
preferred series A
Dayco
1
•
38
64 y4
18%
45 % •
39'/4
23'/8.,23%
...
-■
r
243/4
'39
14%
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14 '/#
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83
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141/4
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32%
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.
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24%
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33
54%'
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63 •/<
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69
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171/8
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33%
38%.
20%'
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23 »/8
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88
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88
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100
;
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'
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38%
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20%
106.
10
Inc
;
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r
46%/;
19%
preferred—100.".'
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33/4%
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'
2-
15
41% Jan
(.:■•.".
■
291% Jan
Nov
24% Jan
t
24
14
/
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*
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23
27% Jan
'
Jan
83
48 '/a Aug
{■"
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16
803% Oct
47'% May
2
24
81
3
Jan
13% Jan
31% Nov
•» -:
45
/
45%
94
,
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55%
the Week
Feb. 9
13%
173/4
52 %
.common
40%
54%
Friday
33%
/
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24%
39%
45
6%
"80%
«■'
•
112%
.
94
!
40'%
c
is
63%
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17%
110%
.
.
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32
;:
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81%
17%
52
common
A;
6%
coinmon__5
prior
Cutler-Hammer
is-
64 %
245/«
Dnig Stores Inc._2.50
Curtiss-Wright
.
6 %
No par
common
■
187%
■23%
17%
63%
America—12.50'i
Inc..
Publishing
Class
'/*
17%
1
preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
4-
July
Cuneo
■?
23%-'
No par
Packing Co
preferred
4%%
Vv
'
891/2
No par
Sugar.
20%
93%'
23 y8
23 %
2.50
common
convertible
Cuban-American
33% Jan
9
Feb
Seal
39
20'/a
1
1
Publishing.^,
6c
38%
r
_25
preferred..!
"12 % Jan
7.
29
10 3/4 Feb
17
Cork
V
*88
1"
preferred——
1
14
*92
Sales for
5
■
Feb. S
'
34
'33
13%
93%
—100
com..;
56"%
33%
89%
—.25
Corp
40'/a
55'%
186
'
:
323A
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.>1
preferred
Crucible Steel Co of
'
19
37
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Petroleum
20 3/a *
39%
•
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19 %
'
,
PRICES
Thursday
r
.
,
"92
1
—■
56 %
185
14 '/8 v
38%
,.
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34»/2
323/4!
13%
■
39%-V
55%
1947__100~"
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32%
-V
20%
183%
Feb. 7
33%
38%
19'/a
39 %
-
5"
100
$2 conv preference—
Crown Zellerbach Cprp
<
9
82
3
10
52
4
70% Jan
10
Crown
26-
:15% Jan
8"
;
V
26J.
Jan
common
conv
"
,
16 % Jan
5,.
50c
common
preferred——
Crowell-Collier
,
2
107
6
Co
5 '/o
"
-
4
V 213% Jan
3
15% Feb
16% May 16'
•
'
Co—
Works
14 %
37%
—__5
,
33 %
13%
:
1
preferred—!
Crescent
98
59% Jan
2
14% Feb -1
62% Feb
Corp
Co.......
Glass
3%%
8
-
Feb
47% Jan
24
36% Nov
-
.!*•
23"
Jan
68 % Jan
30'% Jan
33 y4
;1"
Coty International Corp—
1 -v /
40
733/4 May 19-
3
9
19% Feb
1 /
Dec
Refrigeration
!
34%
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 6
*
323/4
5
Co.
preferred ser of
Cosden Petroleum Corp
Coty Inc.!
•
2"Crane
Feb
253/e Feb
:
19
/
/
10
5
11
Corp
Rubber
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 5
5
•«;-3%%
v
2'
19% Jan
22-
17
3
29 % Dec
&
Products
3%%
•
16',
243/4 Jan
9% Jan
8% Jan
9'
93 % Jan
64% Jan
31% Mar 29
Feb
5
23% Apr 18"
13% Aug 21'
; .:
89
Corn
Corning
10
26% May 17 •:
109% May 25'
'
4;
18
-4
95%Jun
3
Aug 23
11% Sep
America
Range
2
34 % Jan
12;
Dec
•
5
'
15 %
Par
/9,Coppenveld Steel Co
J an
23% Jan
12 V
Dec
j'
■16% Jan
•
45% Nov 20":
51 % July 25
17% Jan
Copper
2
6 % Jan
n
20
11
Jan
58
192% Jan
62 % Jan
.
Sep
42% Feb
8
26
Jan
76% Jan
•
23% Dec
90% Jan
of
Tire
Copeland
92% Jan
24
31
Jan
10.
88
May Jl'
9% Apr 17
11'
72% J«n
89% Jan
Cooper
31'
,Jan
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
V
4
21% Jan
17 ■'* Jan
21'
22%
44% Nov 24
43
176
: 29% May/ 9
46% Jan
15% Dec
Nov
93% Sep
3
30
3% Jan
Controls
IV,,,.
2'-;
29.
,50% Jan
194% Apr " 4v
89
5
Jan
-
18% Jan*
.17
/'.
5
.
37% Jan
15 *
22% May 24 '
26..
83 Va Jan
;
34% Feb
13% Feb
EXCHANGE
•
-
'
to:,-;
18
Jan
31
.
18'
15% Dec
4
26% Oct
•
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■
28
40% May 31 '
-
45% May
3
145% Sep 26
.
6
Highest
•
13% Jan
t
.
37% Jun
,
3
7% Jan
27 Yt Jan
■i'.A,1
■
4
Lowest
Highest
.
17
73%
8
22% J,
93%
a
30'%
30
V
52
-
38
26
26bn
293%
38%
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9'%
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52
37%
1
26
40'%
21
•
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58%
41%
41 Vj
'21%
21%
7%
8
42%
58%
19%
.
41'%
20%
7%
4,500
8>%
'
5,100
19,200
21
8»%
12,400
.
42
213%
7%
-
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14,000
1,400
45,200
22'%
22 y4
22'%
22%.
23%
22%
60%
^2%
60'%
62%
63%
64%
62'%
64%
15,900
10'%
10
10'%
9%
ioyB
34,300
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60
60%
60'%
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8
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9%
9%-
30'%
29%
52
52
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29%
'
•
52
293%
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.
.
30
30
52
38'%
37%
38%
36%
37%
26 Vb
26 y8
26%"
26'%
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.
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v
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30%
52
.
800
5,000
130
37%
37%
4,200
26
26%
8.200
-
18
(758)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
=••..
Highest
Lowest
A
3
Aug 30
21
2,
Federal
% Feb
7
5%%
7
Federal
13
2
23% Jun
164% Nov
5
Dec
24
51%
Nov~20
43
28% Jan
4
69
NOV 24
36
75% Dec
Nov
28
95
Dec 29
July 14
10
4
50
36 Va Jan
16% Jan
4
59 Va Jan
Jan
13
250
Dec
24
23%
1.25
10-
47'A
487-4
47%
48%
4674
11%
12
11%
1174
11%
,1174;,
52%
53%
5274
*'5374
30-
30%
30%
19%
19%
1974
....
53%
29%
30%
19%
197,.
31 %
3174
Tire
&
Co
East
Coast
Power
Power
43%
4274
43 V4
8174
82%
81
6174
27%
84%
85
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4
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19
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7
17
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23
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30
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2
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15
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24
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6
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8
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1
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1
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13
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10
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27
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7
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6
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5
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4
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23
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3
Sep
19
107
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3
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53% Jan
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Feb
8
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8
General Tire
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&
5V2%
40% Jan
4
42% Jan
19
75% May 24
50% Jan
26
58 v4 Jan
3
Georgia-Pacific Corp
70% Nov 17
5074 Jan
8
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2
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15% Jan
2
18% Feb
8
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17% Jan
25
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8
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.
16%
preference
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89
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101
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101
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2
21
Mar
6
12
57% Dec
18
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20
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8
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13
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3
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4
23% May 11
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3
3574 Jan
4
47
17% May 16
Nov 28
43% Jan
3
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3
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13% Jan
5
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3
May
51 Va Jan
79
33% Jan
47% Nov
Jan
80c
5
24
Jan
18
90% Jan
2
8
31% Jan
22
17% Jan 31
12% Jan 10
13
8
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55
19
•
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2
Cement
Gillette
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Gimbel
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.
Jan
3
14 % Jan
19
45 Ve Feb
7
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1
Globe-Wernicke
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Glen
Alden
Jan
4
Goebel
72% Jan
4
Goodrich
18
44% Jan
2
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
2
Brewing
Co
45% Jan
9
54% Feb
9
Gould-National
0
77% Jan
8
85% Feb
8
Grace
274 Jan
2
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14
8% Jan
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18% Dec
27
27% Feb
42
3
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10
19
-
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5
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29
9
34 y4 Jan
2
Grand
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Granby
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4674
86
30%
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1
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par
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3
10
974
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2
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1
34% Jan
22
35% Jan
4
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3
36% Dec 21
141 % Jan
3
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29
8
36 V4 Jan
2
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31
Feb
27
May 19
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8
11
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1
2
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4
3
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10
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3
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2
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Jan
3
79
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11
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38
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For footnotes,
see. page
7
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18
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67
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2
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3
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27
2774
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1
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47
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3274
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2
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$5 preferred
No par
6,700
80
20 %
5974
34%
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2,800
19%
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79%
19%
45%
3474
18%
79
com—No par
Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
4 'A %
preferred
Corp
4374
79%
No par
preferred
Green Shoe
43%
79%
60%
30
4374
43%
43
22%
28% Jan
9,500
42%
43%
2774
60%
20
28V4
27%
22%
44% Dec
27%
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58
974
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67
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29
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974
10
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29 y8
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100
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1%
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274
59%
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174
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84 74
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174
5074
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1
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2
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14%
44
60% Jan
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67
53% Jan 24
1
6,600
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6
14 y8
45
4474
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8
13%
4474
67%
1874
47% Feb
1474
44%
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19 V4
62% Feb:
13%
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65%
18%
2
4,400
20,900
1%
1
3
2,300
60,900
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14%
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5
17%
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5
13
17%
1474
25% Jan
Jan
1774
14%
9
25% Feb
17%
14%
17% Feb
28 74 Jan
1774
14%
26% Nov 28
139
31 y8
4374
preferred
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87%
29%
45 Vb
29
2
48%
8674
13%
79% Jan
11
■6,600
40,200
3174
4474
2
Jan
-47
4,200
75,600
18%
•
67%
City Steel
T) Co common
44% Jan
18
•
18 Vb
86%
1374
76'A Jan
52
1874
59
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1374
6
7
18
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55
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59
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69
56
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18
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5574
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60
20
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45
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4874 Jan
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111,700
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101%
56
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&
18 %
8974
17
10
Graham-Paige Corp common
$0.60 convertible preferred-No
17
16% Jan
40% May 17
52% Aug
39% Apr
A
3
(W R)
137,000
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(B F)
S
600
27%
101%
104 74
5
17
26%
27
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1
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26%
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2674
26%
2774
61
.
600
2674
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102
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63
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14
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Jan
104%
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59
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16
107
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100
5
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27
100
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9
11
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1
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7
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32 y4
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102
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31%
18
8
7
32%
29
23
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'
32 y4
90% Feb
15
7
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Public Utilities Corp
General Steel
7%
7
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2674 Feb
Jan
17
1
No par
preferred
conv
General Telephone Co of Florida-—
$1.30 preferred (series Bj_
25
$1.25 preferred
25
27
5
98 V2 Jan
35% Jan
Corp
Refractories
38% Jan
80% Jan
Jan
No par
Precision Equipt
General
8
24
84%
1,900
1,600
13,500
9,100
41%
2
15
270
111
85%
18
Jan
110%
111
29%
3674 Jan
26
111
111
41%
20% Jan
25% Jan
111
8574
40% Jan
26% Jan
11174
2974
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5
111
4174
2
7
1% Jan
111%
1,28,800
30
33% Jan
7
8
35,300
5674
41%
8
9274 Dec
26
29%
112
5574
5674
85
31% Jan
101% Dec
27
110%
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6
Dec
4
61% Dec
5774
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113
113
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25
17
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85
9
3
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2
32 Va Apr
July 25
113%
57%
15
series
$3.75
Outdoor
7% Jan
92% Jan
42
113%
56%
Advertising
Preferred
44% Feb
7
53% Jan
100
700
General Portland Cement Co
General
30% Jan 23
Jan
113%
No par
preferred
8
Aug 11
27% May 11
26% July 14
1
13'/a Jun
$5
41% Dec
25
24% Jun
2974
30
29-74
30
29%
100
22
38
12
19% Oct
29
30 y4
30
75
.
1%
Motors Corp common
54% Apr 14
25% May 19
3
25% Jan
30%
30
3
common
preferred
Jan
8
3
26 74 Jan
Mills
General
28% Oct
5% Jan
Corp
Instrument Corp
General
Feb
57% Jan
26 y4 Jan
53
5
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113
3
104
76% Jan
a
May 31
38% Sep
31
July 14
Apr
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Jan
357b
8,700
2,600
143%
,
150
32%
4,500
33,500
29%
95
190
41%
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26%
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2,500
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41%
78
42%
3,200
80,900
Volume
Number 6133
195
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
.
(759)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bange for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
33 Vt Jan
16
47y4Nov
13
85
Sep
20
4
88% Apr
94% Jun
90
Oct
4
93% Apr
Jun
28
104% Dec
102
Jan
9
33% Jan
12
106
LOW
""
8
Feb
7
95
Feb
9
Gulf
•
States
Utilities Co
Jan
24
95
Jan
24
10
106
Jan
25
10
105% Jan
25
23
39% Jan
3
Jan
33% Jan
49% Mar 29
100
•/ .'•/•
-
100
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SALE
PRICES
Feb. 7
%
39%
39 %
90%
90
90
94 %
94%
94%
39
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39 %
r
Friday
40!«-
91
94%
the Week
Feb. 9
40%
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Thursday
Feb. H
94 ya
96
37
HIGH
Wednesday
39
90%
94%
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Monday
'
com_No par
$4.20 dividend preferred:
-
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Par
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred$5 dividend preferred—-—.
$5.08 dividend preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
-■
13
Dec
•'
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105
7
91i
40% Feb
2
YORK
104% Jan
10
101
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95'
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90
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31
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9
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24
3574 Jan
2
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51% Jan
18
58% Feb
9
14
36
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-
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112% Feb
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31
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17
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8
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6
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3974 Jan
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5
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26
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2
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10
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4
6474 Jan
18
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29
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86
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3
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31
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17
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1
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203 Va Feb
9
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26
65J/2 Jan
2
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25% Jan
2
2774 Jan
15
53
32% Jan
8
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26
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10
36% Jan
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2
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19
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2074 Jan
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15 74 Feb
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52
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,
11
42
Jan
4
46% Feb
Illinois
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13
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15
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19
42 % Jan
16
43 % Jan
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17
4574 Jan
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8
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17
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17
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12
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25
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27
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Jan
10
81
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94%-Dec 29
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43% Jan
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-
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preferred
19
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:
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33
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83
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54
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26
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9
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23
525 V, Jan
25
27
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12
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193
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20
3
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87
151
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4
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9
5
54
42% Jan
34
Jan
12
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May 19
77 7a Jan
79% Feb
151
29
142% Jan
-
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-
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100
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Indianapolis Power &
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67a Jan
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-
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21% Jan
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9
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30
90
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25
58% Dec
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27
20
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11,300
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3
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10
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115
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preferred
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5
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42 74
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44% Feb
88 74
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50
12
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4
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27 7 a
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50% Nov. 14
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4
;
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'
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1974
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32% Sep
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i
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33
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par
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1974
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87
62
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9
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62
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par
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5
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6
98% Feb
28 Vh
41
3.100
1
2674
607 i
preferred....
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19
2774
9%
35 7
1
60
preferred
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18 74
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preferred.
8
68 % Jan >2
24
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&
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4
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54
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3
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30
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2
Jan
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11674 Feb
40 Va
3074
100
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25
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93
9
108%, Jan
78 Va Jan
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40 y2
317a
9%
7.4
182
common
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2
40% '
31%
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2
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-
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Feb
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5%% conv pfd series A—
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Holland Furnace Co_
3274 Feb
9 V'b
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89
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2
2474 Nov
36
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33% Jan 19
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5
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35%
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3374 Feb
9
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68
237.1
26;%
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88
68 i
37%
35 %
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267'4 Jan
•
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26
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30
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29 Va Feb
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68%
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Mar 10
6
16 74 Dec
38
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127%
3574
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f.
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A.
30 74 Jan
-
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40c
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Hewitt-Robins
2
1974 Jan
23,100
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33%
44 74
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2574
preferred-No
8
5874 Jan
33 7
3374
44%
26 y®
.33%
26%
.
100
16 7 74 Jan
15,700
35
33 V»
25 Vh
preferred__25
common
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34
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class
33 74
25%
preferred.
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;
68
200
3474
127%
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68
2,700
'
105
35/4'
37%
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common
non-cumulative
5%
3
37%
6774
26
/
37%
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Industries
Hercules
Jan
82
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"
69
25"«
105
23%
preferred
2874 Mar 30
3
33%
43%
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23,200
24%
f
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23 %
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Helme
38% Nov
127%
25
/
105
37%
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Curtis
Heller
4674 Nov
4374
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14.900
33%
33%
3274
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2574
2,100
58%
34%
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2
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68
;
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Aluminum
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz
(H J) Co
10274 Dec
112 Va Jan
-
8
31% Jan
74% May 25
8
67 Va Jan
26
1974 Feb
29
3
.
Jan
108
18
27
;
5
Jan;
79
17% Jan
44 7 »t
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36% ",37%
1,v
Corp of America common
5% preferred
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Hayes Industries Inc———
4 /
29% Jan
>
32 Va
44%
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500
34 74
5
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15
3574 Jan
87
/
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64
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26
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36
3374
57 74"
257a
v
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33
56 V4
24%
2674
104
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32 %
33
26%
25%
64% /
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-
1.25
Co_—
Schaffner &
Harvey
3
22
7i
56%-
"
31%
5'
1
Harris-Intertype Corp—
30% Jan y'4
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10
Jan
Inc
Harsco Corporation-,
40 Va Jan
3
33%
,.
33%
104
36%
33%
32 »/b
33 %
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Harshaw Chemical
2974 Jan
24
3574
36l/4
33%
com__7.50
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1
27
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36%
63
257a
101 Va
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100
4
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49 Va Feb
,
25 % '. 25%
101
104
...
2.50
-
2
47% Apr
187a Nov
81
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31% Jan
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8
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26
43
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3
22% Jan
43 Va
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28% Jan
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11%
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2
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26
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71
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Aug
Manning
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17
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Magnavox
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6
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18
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24
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30%. Jan
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11,800
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8
.
8
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5
28
May 31
91% Jan 26
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18%
34
14%
a
14%
23%
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series
Lukens
J
2
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18%
34%
14%
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4.25%
9
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15
30
23% Jan
YY
Jan
Feb
11
22
4
34
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Mack
30% Jan
5
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3
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37% Jan
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9
33% Dec
Jan
Jan
62
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28
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25
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3
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6
29 V.i
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31
27% Jan
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8
8
49% Jun
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15
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91% Dec
3
527b Jan
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8
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104
85
9
Apr
59 %
16
43% Jan
27
51% Feb
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34%
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preferred
7%
-
Jan
165% Dec
11
Liggett
•
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2
47% Jan
14
15% Jan
Jun
25% Jan
48 Va Jan
Nov
26% Jan
16
Products
Refineries
Stores. Corp
Lily. Tulip Cup
71
4
22% Feb
110
10
'
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Z
14%
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1
com
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Libby McNeil & Libby
56% Apr 17
35"% Mar 29
54% Dec 29
87% Jan
22
59% Mar 16
9
44% Jan
21
Fink
Leonard
Jan
•
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14%
,
15
Industries :
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23% Nov
27
Cement
18%
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10
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No
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t
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Feb .8
Jan
12% Jan
55
Co
$1.50. conv
22
35%
20
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8
40% Sep
76
Portland
2
,
5
Navigation
:
19%
5
&
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34%
,
50c
Tire
Lehigh
Lehigh
2
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Jan
9
146% Jan
30
17b Jan
21
3574 Feb
3
26
Feb
&
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8
81% Jan
74
8
18
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Lehigh
35
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4
25
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15
31 Vb Jan
28
53
11
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39
5
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31
4
series
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4
5
10% Jan
35
Lear
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common
Lanvln-Parfums
14
Oct
(Jo
preferred
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Dec
7
60
20
100
Lane
19% Jan
5% Jan
48% Apr
135
10
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2174 Jan 22
Jan '2
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1 % Jan
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12% Sep
Dec
36% Jan
Gas
4.32%
36% Dec
19
23% Jan
16
2 % Mar 21
16% Jan
4
3% July 18
26% Jan
3
34% Jun
Lacieue
,
16
Jan
28
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
,
fr'25%
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Volume; 195
Number 6133
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(761)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
-a
v
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STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
■
X.
Highest
16
58% Dec
21
30
33Vo Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
-
95% Dec
12
86 % Dec
11
50
{
f
NEW
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Highest
Oct
75
Apr 20
24 Va Mar 10
9VaJan
11
-
....
37% Dec
3
56%-Jan
18
89% Jan
Merck
.84% Jan
5
85% Feb
5
15% Dec
30% Jan.
8
33 % Jan
10% Jan
2
12% Jan
,
Aug v3
11
•
p-12 3A Jan
.
29
41
*
59% Mar 10.'
3
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3
Sep
19
89% Jan
10
79
70% May
L'
90
Jan
84% July
3
X
4
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4
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62
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4
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21
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14
20
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10
68
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26
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11
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6
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3
2
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19
8% Jan.
8
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3
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class
35
9
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2
29
36% Jan
5
39% Jan
22
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26
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30
29
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9
31% Jan
17
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2
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7
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15
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25
16
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28
28
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22
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100
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29% Jan
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44
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30
5
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18
4
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11
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7
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2
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19
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51
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23
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1
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8
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4
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11
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7
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19
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1
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19
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see
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2
35
6
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31
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,
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1
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7
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46%-
76
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2
86
13
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3-
13%
71%
100
preferred,!,,—
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7
44% Jan
34% Jan
85% Jan-8
42
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;
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2
113
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2
15
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-
26
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4
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8
22
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•
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preferred,——7—.——,100
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4
30
34% Dec
28
.
Jan
24
12
Jan
Nov
88
5
Jan
13.
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.
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86 % Dec
5
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it
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pre fen-ed—xi
100
4
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:
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63
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19
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4
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27
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27% Jan
12
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31
23
Jan
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12
23% Jan
103% Jan
6
Jan
83% Jan
3
59% Jan
113% Mar 13
12
July
4
7: ..,22% Jan
17;
18% Sep 13
69
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.22
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-
,
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109
.
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10
1 88
17
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12
46% Dec
5
39% July 19
27% Jan 10
:
-
82% Jan
18
Jan
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a. 103
2
9
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34 38 May 15
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76% Feb.
Jan
1
,
7
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24
17
28
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r 45 v4 Jan
7 Jan
■
2
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24
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5
64
5
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7 104
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30
46% Feb
2
6
117
28
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23
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24
26
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19
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30
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v.
83
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8
31
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18
2
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.
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70
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109
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-
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2
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76 Va Jan
;
38% Jan
-
27.
48% Aug
2% Jan
13% Jan
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2,900
14,600
24
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19 »/«■
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25
35%
39%.
45%
600
21 Va
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34%
5.000
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48
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900
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21
11
55
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21%
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55
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21%
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5,800
14,700
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29% "X;
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22 Va
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29%
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85
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par
4,300
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165
16
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15
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98
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5
5
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7;
29%
3
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117%
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24
•
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-6
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50
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20
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2
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29
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9
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9
154% May
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v
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7
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26
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2
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8
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,
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149
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15
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2
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15
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85
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class
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Power
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11
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20
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23
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18
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8
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4
31
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9
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1
99
63%
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Montana-Dakota
Montecatini
34% Mar
55%,
98%
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u
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r%
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—
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3
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35
.
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preferred
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29
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52
55
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preferred
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Jan.
52
53
100
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Industries
32% Aug
45% Jan
52
s
52%
52%
36
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31
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14
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29
78
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Jan
13%
35%
Development
Missouri
17% Jan
13 %
,
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Missouri-Kan-Tex -RR
10% Jan
13%
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Mississippi
49% Feb
Jan.17
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8
Feb
12 Va
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Mfg___
.
31%
.11%
Inc
preference
&
7
77 7>7
85%
31%
12%
■
common
Mission:; Corp
26% Feb
2
•
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convertible
Mining
*85
12
100
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
40% Feb
75% Jan
.
4
9% Jun
44 Va Jan
Minnesota
9
4
197s Apr
10% Jan
;
4
42 % Jan
24
Mar 23.
.79
3
24% Jan
35% Jan
;
73% Mar 29
-
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13% Jan
Minn
45% Jan
3
13% Apr
3
3%
7
86
31% ? 31%
12%
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2
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31%
int
; Minefals & Chem Phllipp
2
3% Jan
.
14
series
86
31
56
V 12 Va
—2
70% Feb
41
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25c
.12.50
preferred-
98% Jan
«
84
Oil
133 Va Jan
26
84%
series
Miles
24% Feb
23
83%
of- benef'cl
Corp
2
22% Jan 24
84%
No par
Scott
Utilities
29
36 '/a Jan
83%
28'A
preferred
11
37% Jan
«
84%
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56%
*27%
*82%
39% Jan 24
v
6
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28 va
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22% Jan 25
-
55%
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100
Feb
95
11
37% Apr
'
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42%. Jun
29
120 Va Jan
v-
12 V '
Apr
45% Apr
X
•
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12
4
35 % Jan
/
22 vb Jan
55%
28 Va
Corp—_
Laboratories Inc.x
40% Feb
,
55%
100
1st
the Week
Feb. 9
*27%
series
Midwest
Friday
,
56%
series—
5 Va %
Z
i
28%
preferred
Midland-Ross
'70% Feb
Feb. 8
83%
preferred
South
X
"
*27%
3.85%
Middle'
•»
Sales for
Thursday
83%
„_5
preferred
"4.45%
19
PRICES
:'
28'A
3.80%
Feb
56 va
SALE
-v ■■
82%
Co
62% Jan
1
87% Jun
34% Sep
r
20
35% Jan
X
30% Aug A
170% Mar 10;
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99% Feb
Jan
Machine
4.35%
■.
2
Jan.
\
38% Feb
19% Jv.t,
2
55%
HIGH
Feb. 7
:
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc__ .No par
Metropolitan E'dison 3.90% pfd_100
;V 82 A; Jan 29
A 97
Jan 23
;
X
Mesta
6
6
93% Jan-
Jan.
% Jan
94
•
9.
101% May 24;
58
Nov. 17!
.
81
-
-
&
Mesabi /Trust—Units
Feb
•
55
AND
Wednesday
Feb. 6
16%c
common
Merrill-Chapman
55% Feb
.86
Inc
preferred-™..
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
.52% Jan v 12
93% Jan
*
.3
Feb
29
82% Jan
•.,
3
Aug
41% Nov.
58
10
39 % Jan
May 27.'
99
28
93l/a Jan
15
84% Nov 13.
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4"
307/u Jan
48 Va Jan
46 % Jan
81
Jun
97,
78% Sep 1278
Sep
6
46% Apr
.
87
Co
Tuesday
-
1.83%
issued
&
7
:
Feb. 5
3%
$3.50
14%-Jan
fc"
45 % Jan
Par
-
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
79% Jan
Monday
.
,
25
"
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•
LOW
STOCK
Jan
When
74
YORK
EXCHANGE
.17
76
76
*88
89
88
*87
88%
*88
88 Va
89%
*88
40
7,200
88 "a
89
'
112
.
.
590
80
100
29%.
29 %
89 V2
29%-
42,900
34%
33%
34 %
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35
*34%
20
35
27%
27%
27%
27%
900
54%
55
53%
54%
11,000
25
800
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(762)
22
;
•.
Monday, February 12, 1962
;
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
i
Previous
Range for
LOW AND
STOCKS
Tuesday
Feb. 6
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE *
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
...
Range Since Jan, I ,
Highest
Year 19C1
;
"
Feb. 5
Pa*
.
.
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 7
-
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Thursday
•'
;%%tlie Week
Friday
-
Feb. 8
Shares
Feb. 9
•
0
35% Jan
Jan
3
70
Jan
3
52% Nov 16
95% Feb 23
83% Nov
8
100
Dec 27
95
Nov 22
45% Aug
4
49
Nov 20
17% Mar 15
90
Dec
4
42% Nov 22
52 V* Aug
7
24
Dec 12
59% Oct > 5
82
Nov 27
28 y4 Feb 20
26% Dec 19
102% Mar 22
104 - Apr 11
120% Apr
3
43% Dec 18
98
July 11
3
89
93% Jan
3
90% Jan
36 y4 Jan
13
5
33% Jan
"
19
■
16Va Apr 12
4
32Vh Aug 24
Aug
85
11
Dec
39
15 Vk Jan
4
3 9'A Jan
17
56% Jan
4
17% Oct
24
16% Jan
3
Sep
28
82y4 Oct
26
76
106
Sep
18
26% Jan
4
87% Jan
6
14% Jan
13
12 % Oct
5
14 % Dec
Jan
Jan
Jan
95% Jan
40
Jan
41% Jan
17%
90
39%
4iy«
24%
;
Jan
2
Feb
9
Feb
7
Feb
7
Feb
8
Feb
9
Jan 16
Feb
Feb
4.40%
Co
Oil
Okla
Gas
4%
2
2
Co
Electric
Oiin
Olin
Oil
*17 y»
17%
*17 %
.17'A
91
*90
91 %
*90>
91%
7.50
4%
Corp
Co
com
2
Pacific
American
12
Pacific
Cement
Pacific
Coast
5%
34% Jan
Pacific
Gas
52
Jan
65 V4 Oct
20
57% Jan
22
60% Jan
Pacific
30
48% Apr
A
Lighting
Telep &
Pacific
Teleg
3
Apr
3
8% May 16
151% Jan
2
3
6% Jan
5
7% Jan
12
Pacific
18% Dec
7
24 y4 Aug 30
17% Jan
12
23% Jan
25
26% May 15
21
Mar 22
14
8
19
6%
Feb
15% Jan
18
Jan
12
Packard-Bell
14% Jan
3
15% Jan
12
Pan
American
6
23 y4 Dec
20 V4 Jan
6
24% Feb
Pan
Amer
54% Jan
Panhandle
39% July 19
59 y4 Nov
22
48% Jan
19
86% Jail
5
95% Nov
24
95% Jan
12
97% Feb
53% Jan
18
85% Apr
11
50% Jan
18
58
Jan
Paramount
44% Apr 12
33% Nov 29
33% Jan
29
36%
Feb
Parke
32% Oct 25
23% Jan
6
30
Sep
19% Jan
19
60% Nov
22
3
35% Dec
7
23 y4 Jan
9
27
49 Va May 16
Dec
26
>
15% Jan
Jan
31
9
25% Feb
5
30
75% Feb
9
26
Jan
Jan 29
27% Jan
Penick
45% Jan
18
19% Jan
48% Jan
2
14
20
46% Jan
24
52% Jan
17
28 y2 Jan
1
conv
Fruit
101% Jun
5
97% Jun
95
3
18% Dec
16% Jan 22
32% Jan
3
59
11
54% Jan
2
Pennsylvania
Peoples Drug
2
Peoples
4%%
31
16
2
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
48 % Jan
8
-52% Jan
36
Sep
27
50% Jau
24
37
Jan
3
41% Feb
1
Peoria
46
July 24
69% Nov
8
51
Jan
23
55% Feb
8
Pepsi-Cola
83% Apr
20
51
Jan
29
Nov
20
60y4Jan
8
Dec
12
99Jan
15
19% Dec 14
17y8 Jan
4#% Apr
20
5% May 25
43% Jan
12
37% Jan
3
94%-Feb
-1
15% Sep
26
32% Sep
15
76-
58'
2
2
2
4%%
24
19Va Jan
2
Petroleum
35% Jan
8
39 % Feb
"9
3% Jan
2
3% Feb
5
'
180
21%
22 V4
22%
23%
23 Va
23 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
16 Vk
16
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15 Va.
16
21%
21%
32 Vh
32%
32'A
32 Vk
32%
32%
32%
58%
59
58 >4
58%
58%
59
58%
36%
37 %
156
37'A
63 b
156%
7
6%
23 V4
23
,
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100
•
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30% Jan
:
3
*
53% Nov
24
40% Jan 73.
•
29
35% Nov
96
121
Sep
80% Sep 22
91 y4 July
5
100
Aug 14
85
.Mar
15
33 y8 Jan
2
'
98% Jan
1
Dec
6
104% Mar
9
<62% Jan
2
"K
51
5
82 % Jan
101/
Feb
6
5
85
Jan
14%
143 k
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
15,900
22 %
22 %
23%
23 %
24%
23%
24%
122,400
53%
54 V4
53%
16%
17%
17%
16%
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8
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Jan
106
Jan
31
81
Jan
2
112% Jan
5
-
v
38% Jan
3
78% Jan
3
79% Jan
30
8
84
Jan
11
87
Feb
77 Va Jan
12
83 % Mar 16
81
Jan
25
83
Feb VO./,/?/
51% Sep 25
14% Jan
3
64% July 31
55 Va Jan
11
59
22% Nov -20
19% Feb
2
60% Jan
44 ya Jan
84% Nov 29
125
66
Nov
66
.May
4
76% Dec
94
Feb
3
99
Dec
28
38
Dec
20
60% Jun
5
39 "A Jan
10
68 y4 Oct
27 Va Apr
18% Jan
3
6
Jan
30
99
24
Jan
16
9
f
5534'
6,700
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36 Vk
36%
36%
35%
36%
33
33
39,700
2,400
62
62
33 Va
33%
53%
54%
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99
33
33 'A
60
60 'A
61
61%
34
34%
33%
34%
2.50
33 lA
33%
33
33
No par
5
57
34%
57%
60
25
25%
58%
34%
25%
69%
70
69
70
68 %
68%
68
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
17%
17%
17 Vk
46
46 Vk
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47Vk
48
26%
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5
17%
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5
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Perniutit Inc
5
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1003k
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97 'A
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18%
18
50 Vk
50%
50%
51
51
50
49 »A
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51%
65
-
52%
52%
55 Va
56
55 y4
64%
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65%
v
56
54%
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17%
-17%
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37
37'%
5
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69
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4
6
100
Jan
15
29
41 % Jan
11
27
51
Jan
11
61
Jan
2
23
Jan
22
24
21V4 Jan
19
88% Mar 21
82% Feb
9
85% Feb
80% Feb
1
81
Jan
8
12% Oct
23
-15% Jan
4
Sep 27
131
30
113
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5
'
127% Jan
19
Jan
24VkJan
9
28 y4 Jan
79% Feb
28
61 ye Jan
26
65% Jan
17% May 17
10% Jan 29
12
Jan
12
50% Feb
I
54y2 Jan
52% Jan
5
55% Jan
21% Nov 27
19'AJan
8
30% Feb
9
Feb
13
79% Dec
14
5
135
Dec
9
107
Nov
1
Jan
Feb
3
13
17% Jan
88
3
Apr
19
33% Jan
3
:73
Mar 15
28
28
Jan
11
119
Jan
11
9
78
Jan
4
120
Feb
7
130
Jan
8
86
Jan
2
31% Jan
10
34
Jan
2
24
2
94
Jan
2
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5'/a% sf
50
4
41% Jan
46
Jan
2
Potomac
Dec
24
81% Jan
30
102% Nov
20
88 % Jan
26
3
70% Nov
14
59 Va Jan
8
3
30% Apr
6
29 Va Jan
2
8
87
7
85
5
102
47% Jan
70 y4 Aug
21% Jan
'
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,
;
17
87
Jan
2
22
90 y2 Jan
22
/ 90
Feb
93% Feb
9
104% Jan
12
107Va Jan
9
110
8
3
106
-Nov
22
28
108% Dec
7
4
70% Nov
6
7
78
9
23 y8 Apr
May 17
118% Jan> 3
107
59% Jan
Mar 29
22% Nov
173
Nov
Jan
5
16
71% Jan
16
2
22% Jan
7
19
22% Jan
15
145
Jan
11
23
Jan
3
14
84% Apr
4
87% Aug 14
86
Jan
3
May 12
8% Jan
5
Feb
66 V2 Jan
75
2
!
5.28%
Public
2
Jan
10
23% Jan
2
24
Feb
Power
9% Jan
88
$4.75
3
43% Oct
11
38% Jan
17
43 Vk Jan
2
Puget Sound
24
42
Jun
12
36
Feb
5
38% Jan
5
Pullman
31% Sep
27
39% Jun
14
32% Jan
2
35% Feb
8
89
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com
41
41 Va
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55%
57
56'%
56%
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58 'A
58
59%
58
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22
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86
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82
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1
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14%
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,
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131
56 3 k
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62
61 Va
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98
3.10&
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3,500
11,700
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86
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65
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27
27
27 y4
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20,400
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119
118
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2.50
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122
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67 V4
82%
.
82%
81 Va
81 Va
81V4
33 %
32%
32%
32 %
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193%
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93
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83
82
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18%
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82%
200
53% V
30%
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53 %
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197
93 Vk
40
53
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54
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68
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2,200
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%
65
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83
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>17,600
63%
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10%
21%
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5,900
70
-
59%
Power & Light Co..10
Inc
-87
*97'
100
25
25
100
preferred
33% Jan
j2% Oct
86%
'
41 Va
Publicker Industries Inc common..5
23
84
97%
100
preferred
preferred
4.16%
preferred
4.80%
preferred
30
Jan
87
*83
63
No par
_.
4.32%
2
*86%
83%
41
of Colorado
of
86
*82%
97
Co
3y2%
8
154y4 Feb
Co
*85%
83
62%
—
preferred
Serv
86'A
200
16,200
.
103-
40 3A
•
Public Serv Elec & Gas com.Nopar
$1.40 div preference com
No par
4.08%
preferred—
100
4.18% preferred
100
4.30%
preferred
100
5.05%
preferred
100
7
101 Va
98
-
—10
Procter & Gamble
19
1
103'A
63 </4
Public Service Co
\ *
102 Va
40 Va
Co
Electric
73% " 75»/a
75:%
102%
97 Va
Corp..
&
74%
101%
-
-
62%
7
92 y2 Nov
<
Poor
:
20%
2
88% Nov
103%
20%
2
Feb
74%
><102%
5634
67% Feb
89
x73%
103%
: 620
200
.
97
104
-73V4
.104
71.%
20
98% Jan
V30% Jan
"■74%
21,600
*12,800
3 40
;
86
*96
104%
55%
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i
10
21
8
Jan
3
15
3
Jan
104% Jun
Dec
CJan
72
•102 %
104*%
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,
-
32%
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85
97
*86
97'/a
106%
\
101% ;
*101
82%
5
18% Jan
20y2Jun
84%
Va
*96
*104
5,100
' / V.. -3,900
62
32
86%
preferred
92% Jan 11
221
84
84
84%
60%
**
"32%
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101
101
96 Va
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49 %
62:,'k
•
85%
Co
174% Jan
Jan
Jan
convertible
Plough
Inc
Plymouth Oil
32%
*82 >/4
common
4
8iy4 Aug
83% Jan
86
$3.50
(The)
97% Oct
16
;
Co
61%
32%
*100 Vs
'
:
3% '
3%.
49%
49%
-
49
62 VJ,
32Vk
106'/a
96%
106%
com_10
preferred
22% Mar 30
101% Nov
Jan
convertible
Pittston
3
78 ys Jan
11
64% Jan
43
238% Nov
4
66% Feb
8
36% Dec
118
13
$5
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„'
3 %
61 Va
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4,400
v,
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38 V438% • :
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48%
.
101
84 V*
85
97'/2
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Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
—10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com.
No par
6% preferred class A.——100
5'/2% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
24
y2 Jan
-
preferred (conv) i.
Pittsburgh Forcings Co__
12
24
5
20y4Jan
132
65% Jan
120
'
2,800
''
No par
$4.80
4
96% Jan
69
>
19
61
100%
1
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co
.
8
3
55'A Jan
175
25
21
8
9% Oct
Jan
Apr
62% Dec
Aug 11
46% July 21
9% Jan
3
14
Nov
28 y2
44
21
18% Mar 16
3
62'/a
32%
100 Va
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes Inc
6
88
18 V4 Jan
48 %
61%
32%
>
66
.17.300
.
ncioya 102 •
"17%
17%
•
.
7,100
•
5434
No par
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
..—a.
11
Feb
27
123
48 Va
32%
•
3%
3%
62% /
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Aug 23
Apr
3%
17%
'
800
60
55%
53%
.
102:
17%
380
tf
49%-
65 %
55%
1,050
49,300
-41-•-
54%
1
2
15
Dec
81 '/a
75
3%
49Va
!?40
66%
65 y4
.
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102.?'
17%
•
6,500
51%
553i
>
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•
18%
,
41
3,300
'
97% ■'
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-
49%'
41
54%
65%
65
c
49%
49%
42
100'%
ia%
100%
97%
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54%l
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102
36%
51
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♦
-
\ 200
22,000
38%
100%
<
18%
4,000
'
34%
36 Va
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97 Va
18%
49
•
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37% Jan
97
100%
100
97
18'A
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38 V2
34%
38%
97
32'A
84%
48 Va
34%
61%
97 %
17%
46%
47%
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-
17 y2
46 Va
36 %
12.50
100
17%
38%
200
•
48%
32%
33y2c
;
10,100
32 Vk
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-
26%
36%
•
common
6,100
26*%
32 %
^
3%
-
75%
36 Vk
37% >38
,<
—5
68%
38'A
100
3,900
20,300
26
47
17%
48
.
■
26%
%
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38 Vk
120
69
36'A
38%
16,400
.
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32%
55%
,
17%
47
49
48
,
54
99
26
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36
52 %
55<A,
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No par
26
38 Vh
42
Co__
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26
33 'A
32%
32
51
Coke—No pat
&
Ry
343k
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47 Va
48 Vo
38%
31%
36 %
100%
9714
18%
com_-__No par
Inc
34'%
17%
50
21% Jan
-
6,300
53%
preferred—^
100
3.80%
preferred——
..100
4.30%
preferred—
100
4;68 % preferred^
...180
Plilla & Reading Corp (NY)
50c
Philip - Morris Inc -common...
—5
.4% preferred^.
^
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3.90 % series preferred.!
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Phillips Petroleum
5
15
12
96
17%
55%
common
Light
Co
16%
*17
*97%
Corp
Stores
Electric
210
97%
4.40%
25
Jan
102% Jan
8
Phila
8,200
X22%
22 Vh
•
103% Mar 29
100
Feb
10
26
23
23 %
54%
Brewing Co^
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
Phelps-Dodge Corp
31% Jan
i
27
6,600
5,000
55%
.Pfeilfer
59% Jan
45% Jan
65% May 16
30 Vu Jun
,
37%
156%
A 7
6%
97%
preferred—/—
Pfaudlei-
37%
7 Va
54%
Corp
Pet Milk Co common—.
'
3
Jan
6,600
23%
'
3
49,300
156%
157
23
100
32%:
<58%
22%
16'A
'
I
-
*21
37%
36%
157
156
7
7
3,000
2,000
21 %
21%
32%
37
1,800
'
54 'A
RR_,
Perkhi-Elmer
Jan
66 Va Jan
101%
*100
99
preferred
Eastern
100% Jan
:
101%
53%
Co
Gas Light
&
101%
533k
preferred.
series- preferred—
4.40%
101%
*100
59%
36%
37'/4
157
157
7
7%
23 %
23%
Co
&
19
5,700
53%
penn
94% Sep
1,100
40%
*97%
4
11% Jan
110%
39%
108
42
54'A
97%
53%
5
Power
110%
413k
*15%
101%
155 '/a
7,200
109 %
40%
41%
53%
97'/2
52%
2
(J C)
108
107
100
1
preferred
conv
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109
1,050
6,500 '
par
Jan
•
88%
171k
34% Feb
48
.86%
87%
14%
22%
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Line
common
prior
90% Jan
-
85%
88 34
27,700
f
17%
38
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86%
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11,400
21%
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14%
22
6
48
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11,400
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10
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87
87%
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17
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86 »A
87%
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38 yB Feb
18% Feb
86
87
*21'4
30% Jan
35% Jan
99
84%;
22
& Ford
4.68%
3
100% Jan
84 %
87%
*21V*
41% Jun
3
23
58 %
45 y2 Nov
3
21%
23%
16
9
Jan
21%
23
22
3
99% Jan
21%
23 y4
15 V2
11
Jan
21 %
23
32%
30% Dec
41
21 Vk
23%
*21%
26% Jan
Dec
22 ys
23 V*
14%
1
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
3
Pennsylvania Glass 'Sand-Corp.iAl
40
x2iy«
3.50
Co
Co
17% Feb
49% Apr
59% Nov
69%
16'A
5
Transportation
Coal
Penn
9
4
3
68%
16'A
14 2/7
Co
Proof
Rust
Peabody
5%
&
Cement
5
69
•
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Pipe
Pictures
Penn-Dixie
37ya Apr
67%
*
86%
9
86 Vk
88
9,000
'
>
40% ; 407s
40%
36%
'
37%
35 'A
35%'
/ 110
7,000
9.100
26,400
0
57% Feb
131
Jan
26% Jan
For
17
96
13
145
4
Dec
15
Sep
18
140% Jan
Apr
1
30 Va Jan
31
footnotes,
see
78
page
25.
Feb
Jan
143% Jan 29
30% Jan 26
Quaker
\ *
.
6%
Oats
Co
preferred
common
:
'
39,600
54 Va
69Va
_
9,300
24%
54
14 Vk
;
Airways
4
4iy2Jan
24 Va
54
21%
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East
Parmalee
63% Jan 25
35
24%
54
14%
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Electronics
Davis
Parker
24
5
2
64
27
23% May
^34r/4 Jan
2
Jan
25% Jan
76% Nov 27
Feb
Jan
48% Jan
Apr 28
33
26
31
24%
54%
y4
22 Va
preferred
4%
31
24 %
54
69
700
.
24
.
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100
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70
101%
com
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91%
39%
101 Va
preferred
17'A
38%
100%
Packaging Corp. of America
39% Jan
5,600
17%
*90
69 y4
No par
5
42%
54'A
1
% Jan
42%
24%
24%
—10
5% Jan
43
40
5
141% Jan
42%
39%
42
Corp
41,800
39%
109
common
44%
39%
41 %
Electric
&
437k
37%
*107'/a
preferred
44%
39%
25
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21% Feb
18
130
43%
*
37%
42%
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140
r
54%
:
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'
37%
41%
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&
96%
97 Va
97%
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preferred—
100 Va
373 s
108 Va
common.
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,
1,090
83 Vj
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100
15
preferred
$5
1
6.25
83%
70
87
Oxford Paper Co
17% Jan
%
;
102
7,000
<95%
95
-
84Vu
37%
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24%
84
Corp
Glass
30 Va Jan
16% Sep
39%
Corp
Fiberglas
Owens-Illinois
20% Jan 23
13% Dec
5
38%
97
37%
23%
26
12% Nov 24
37%
22%
Jan
157
37%
23%
15% Jan
36% Jan 29
*90
21%
25% May 31
177
17 Vk
20
l^p
30c
34% Dec
23
42%
_i.Nq par
25
30
42
Gas
Co.——
6
Jan
42%
Outboard
2
15
42%
69 Va-
33% Dec 21
20
42%
11 VH.
54 Yh
Owens-Corning
,97%
42%
Corp
Marine
*96%
44%
24%
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■
'101
43%
97
97
.
1
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102%
47
46%
46%
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44%
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common_5
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46%
95
84 Vk
101%
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10
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4
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&
84
43%
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Mathieson
47 y4
95
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84
44
preferred-.—.-.....——.^
preferred—.—.-.
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101
94
84
43
4.24%
Oklahoma
46%
47%
94
.
,
;—No par
—i._
&
47 y4
84
100
100
preferred—..,
preferred...—.
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94
101
4.44%
•
Jan
14
100
47%
93%
83 y2
■
100
4.56%
'
46%
15
common
preferred
preferred
3.90%
Jan 16
Jan
3
;
Feb
5
54% Jan 23
76
Jan
3
.1 23'/« Jan
2
1 25% Jan 2
\
87
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7
96
Jan
2
115* Jan
2
*
42% Feb 2
101% Feb
5
-
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21% Feb
3
22% May 17
28
49 %
95%
84Vk
102%
97%
44%
Ai 44%
•
.
15
Mar
18
28
Dec
24% Jun
Jan 10
11
4
19
18
8
25
16% Jan
3
89
Jan
8
•
36% Jan 30
38% Jan 29
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2
50% Jan 12
; 67% Jan 18
20
Jan 30
22% Jan 19
76 Va Jan 18
86% Feb
1
108
Jan 18
39
Jan
3
97y4 Jan 16
43
92
82
99
Ohio
82 Va
5
_100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
30%
30 %
143
143 Va- 143%
30%
30%
30%
30%
-
;
30%
83%
143
Va
30%
82%
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83%
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10,000
.110
V 1,700
"
Volume
Number 6133
195
...
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(763)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
'>S*;
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
>
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
;*
LOW
STOCK
YORK
AND
HIGH SALE
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Feb. 6
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 5
Feb. 7
Far
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
'
Feb. 8
the Week
Feb. 9
Shares
R
49 % Jan
23
Radio
1
56% Feb
11
51% Jan
9
65% May
16
70% Jan
'
16% Oct
.
6
$3.50
45;
Jan
10
Ralston
5
21% Jan
2
28
18% Feb
33% Sep
26
,•
of America com_No par
preferred
No par
Corp
74% Feb
9
Jan
72
23% Feb
24
26
11
Dec
2
39% Feb
75
1st
Purina
Ranco
2.50
Inc__i.—
Random
House
_1 T.-
Inc
6
2
78% Jan
3
21 % Apr
6;-
■11% Jan
25
13% Jan
2
19% Jan
11
20% Jan
5
Rayonier
17% Ja»
i
■
24% Aug 31
4
; ?8
35% Jan
44% Aug 18'
11% Mar 22
34% Sep 27
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18
58
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12% Jaa-
3
16
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3
15
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:
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20
54
v
25
13% Jan
15
4%
non-cum
8
66% Jan
12
19% Jan
5
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5
20% Feb
9
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9,
16 % Jan
%4';
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:
19
'5
7
44% Feb
9
21% Jan
;3
23
2
76
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60
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23
Jan
30
18
18% Feb
5
24
Jan
9
12% Jan
3
84
Jun 23
•15% Jan
17;
23
60
18
43% Jan
!■&:
56% Jan
31
66% Jan
2
2
18
3
Aug
60% Nov
8
45% Jan
30
52% Jan
35 % Oct
23
56% Jun
5
136% Feb
6
47
Jan
3
49% Jan
30
Jan
2
131 % Jun
5
112% Jan
68% Sep
20
89% Nov 14
69% Jan
4%%
preferred
4'/a %
conv
80%
Jan
90
17
Jan
8
90% Oct
6
87% Feb
1
14
23% May
8
13% Jan
24
1% NOV
2
31
91 % Jan 29
Reynolds
i% Jan
Rhodesian
Nov
14
98% Feb
Richardson-Merrell
27
39% Feb
2
44% Jan
Richfield
Oil
8
34% Feb
Riegel
Paper
28% Jan
31
30% Jan
23
Ritter
Jan
2
Roan
Feb
2% Dec 29
3% Feb
;-2% Feb
9
5
3
27% Jan
4
19
42
Antelope
12%
12%
12%
*12%
58%
58
58
18%
18%
19
13%
18%
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45%
45%
45%
46
44%
21 %
21%
21%
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71
71
150
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19%
20%
20
20%
19%
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11%
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11%
11%
11%
11%
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16%
16 %
16
16%
16%
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16
16
57%
58%
58
58%
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58%
40%
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58%
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41
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42
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60
62
59%
62
49%
51 %
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50%
51%
50
51%
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37%
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58
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116
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115
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88
88
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53,100
100
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13%
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94%
98
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41 %
42
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43%
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33
33%
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34
33%
34%
34%
34%
29
29%
29
29
29
29%
3,800
2,600
2%
68,400
98%
41
41 %
33
33
28%
29%
28%
28%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
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32,400
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79
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38%
49
16
115%
116
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1
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41
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41
41%
42
56%
56%
56%
56%
57%
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31%
31%
31%
31%
35%
36%
31%
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5
Rohm & Haas Co common——20
36
36%
36 %
3,700
Jan
4
25
4%
24% Jan
25
Rohr
Controls
21% Jan
25% Jan
11
29% Feb
9
Ronson
23% Jan
19
24% Jan
2
Roper
8
25% Apr
18
22% Feb
1
23% Jan
5
Royal
29% Sep
19
43% Apr
11
33 % Jan
10
36% Feb
8
Royal
Dutch
10% Oct
12% Feb
3
19% Apr 18
17% Dec 27
12 % Jan
14% Feb
5
Royal
McBee
3
15% Jan
30
17% Jan
4
Rubbermaid
36% Jan
3
46% Apr
38 % Jan
25
41
Jan
5
Ruberoid
13% Jan 31
14% Jan
26
;
Petroleum
20
Co
27% Aug
8
22% Jan
3
26% Jan
19
25
22% Mar 16
15 % Jan
8
17% Feb
7
36% Jan
3
63% Dec
52% Jan
86
Jan
3
93
372
Doc
36%
38
37%
22%
24
-22%
36
526
531
526
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92
*91
92
36%
22%
23%
22%
23%
23
23%
22%
23%
8,700
28%
28%
29%
28%
29%
29%
29%
24 %
16,100
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
22%
22%
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22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
35%
36 %
1,600
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
196,800
14%
13%
14%
15,300
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
39%
39%
39%
39%
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39%
39%
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5
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13%
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13%
13%
13%
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25%
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
24%
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Co
Inc
15%
16%
16%
17%
17%
17%
17%
_
;>.',:;> 670
28 %
♦24
1
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17,700
529
92
22%
g
528
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29%
23%
523
92
23%
28%
6,800
37%
530
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1
(Jacob)
Aeronautical
Ryan
30
36%
526
%
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Inc
Co
Ruppert
12% Oct
92
1
1
Corp
(Geo D) Corp
Crown Cola Co
18% Jan
530
1
Corp
May
27% Dec
27% Dec
526
*91
100 ;>>
1
preferred series A
3
12
18%
31%
9
Dec
18%
56%
13
15
18%
2,600
20,000
39%
16% Jan
10% Mar 15
18%
-18%
31%
17% Jan
8
18%
38%
12% Jan
7
16
18%
56%
92% Jan
8
20%
14%
18%
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30%
558
27 %
20%
16%
38
9
12
18%
20%
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41
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20 '
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8
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20
16
600
200
v
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46
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57
2,500
19
18%
s
12%
15%
19
15%
74
12%
65,300
38%
Feb
Jan
18%
15%
-v
57
'
•
18
'
.18%
31%
38
22
-
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22,100
10
18
40,000
56%
2
Jan
Feb'
12%
58%
39
10
12%
♦18
1
30%
35 % Jan
90 % Jan
18
18
60
■37%
10
900
58
18
5,100
76
37%
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
Rochester Telephone Corp
93% Dec
39 % r-
9%
30%
*75%
56%
3
38% Aug
37%
9%
r
29%
•'
1
Robertsliaw-Fulton
9
Jan
670 '
39%
9%
29%
77
-4,600
No par
10
9
57% Feb
2
38%
V
37%
Copper Mines
32
2
39%
*10
10
2.50
9
May
V
9%
18%
1.25
8
May
38
•
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51% Jan
87
38%
:io%
48%
:
29% Jan
500
20'A
1%
5
2
19%
5s
27
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20%
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20
s
19%
37%
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600
12%
1
Nov
34
20 %
100
62% Oct
10
23% Jan
12%
19%
21%
com
47% Jun
32% Feb
43% Jan
20
,
48%
Company
3
19%
Co
Corp
30
20%
50
100
Corp
30% Jan
3
12%
"45%
series
Selection
51% Apr
25
12%
2.50
A
Tobacco
3.60%
34% May 10
50% Mar 13
3
37% Sep
25% Jan
*76%
12%
No par
Co
com
Manufacturing
111% Nov
78% Jan
2R
1% Jan
Rheem
29%
76%
12%
5
series
pref
2nd
(R J)
Preferred
14% Jan
1% Mar 23
Co
9
Mar
29%
76
18%
10
._10
__
Chemical
&
Metals
31
12% Dec
83
Drug
Reynolds
29%
12%
5
Inc
Feb
50
9
48
Revlon
Rexall
Y
29'%
77%
K 59 %
-
39,300
-
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12%
18%
Brass
20
•
28%
5
preferred
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&
19%
19%
76%
l
Steel
Copper
116% Jan
8
Oct
convertible
40%
12%
_10
Co
74%
39%
77%
15%
common.;
54%
74%
40%
19%
54%
74%
-
29%
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Eng
19%
18%
Conv
Revere
41% Jan
108
Co
Republic
4
Jan
Mfg
i9y«
55%
74%
39%
18%
par.,."
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54%
*12 %
5Gc
&
$1
3
16% Jan
8
55 % Jan
38% Jan
No
Chemicals
Elec
.
4
May 23 *
.-•>•
preferred 3%%; series__100
Republic Aviation Corp
50c
Republic Corp common
50c
•
19
11% Feb
52
Bit Co
19%
37%
No par
Bros .Inc
Reliance
Jan
65% Mar
6
3
9
Roller
Inc
Reliance
11
Dec
preferred
2nd preferred:
Reliable. Stores
4
49% Jan
1st
18 %
10
50
50
50
common;..'
Stores
Reichhold
18
Jan
18% May
22
-May
3
Owl
23
43% Jan
;
Red
Jan
y
13
66% Mar
29
10% Jan
57
'2
Apr
67
25
21% Dec
14% Jan
non-cum
49% Jun
1
37% Mar
11
.
4%
19%
55%
75
40%
40
12 %
—5.
:
*
15
14% Feb
18
Co
Reading Co
1
Jan
17% Jan
<
8
May
.20% Apr
Aug 24
Oct 11
53 % Jan
3
28% May 10;
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Raytheon
10% Feb
54%
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77%
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v
1
19
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.
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2
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»
2
15% Jan
25'% Feb
39% Feb
31
9% Jan"
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9
55%
74%
40%
28%
Raybestos-Manlmttan v
No par -t
Raymond International Inc__3.33%
5
54%
74%
39%
19%
30% Feb
88% Feb
Jan
r- 27
75% Feb
18
4
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55%
74%
41 %
18%
-
11% Oct 27
57% Jan
55%
74 %
40%
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2.50
Co
Xl6
16
1,800
40%
39%
14
1,600
6,700
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14
25%
24%
25
17%
17%
17%
53,100
55%
15,100
200
5,700
S
60% Jan
29
93% Jan
12
4%
11
352 % Jan
26
352% Jan
26
4.30%
18
32% Feb
7
37
Jan
Jan
29
41
Jan
preferred
100
27
27
404% Dec
26% Jan
3
37% Dec
33% Jan
9
15% Jan
3
20% Nov
8
17% Jan
2
20% Feb
70 % Jan
5
79
7
72% Jan
5
76
Jan
19
33% Jan
18
37
Jan
2
Jan
26
98
Jan
26
34 % Jan
26
38% Jan
2
San Diego Gas &-Electric Co
30
16% Jan
2
San
4
Jan
6
43 % Nov
Apr
41% Oct
31% July 20
92
91
38
98
May 25
39% Feb 16
22% Nov 21
100
30% Jan
cony preferred-
4
St Joseph Lead Co—
9
St
9
St L
Power—No par
38%
Ry Co com—No par
100
Fran
19%
20
*71%
&
St Regis Paper Co* common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
14% Jan
22
16% Feb
7
18% Jan
2
34% May
5
24% Jan
24
27% Jan
2
May
8
9% Jan
2
10% Jan
9
70
Nov
14
52% Jan
8
60% Feb
1
46% Nov
24
38% Jan
10
42% Jan
24
14%'Mar 10
9% Jan
4
11% Jan
9
Schick
Schlumberger
Scott
46% May
38
Jan
-16
May 10
Convertible
■
55%
91
91
91
450
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425
33
33%
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32%
39
19%
32%
39
38%
38%
20%
20%
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76
34%
35
35%
34%
98
98
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35%
15%
14%
14%
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17%
16%
16%
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17
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26%
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10
10
10
57
57%
57%
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58% J
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41%
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99%
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60
22,700
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5
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91
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91
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1
-30
Schering Corp common
5 % convertible preferred-
55%
91
♦350
34%
-
1
preference
:
98
54%
54:%
91
425
75%
35%
35%
5
100
10
Schenley Industries Inc com
11
8% Jan
Jan
34%
—10
21 % Jan
12
425
34%
38%
Joseph Light
San
54%
91
*300
91%
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Preferred series A 5%
16
54%
!
91
.
100
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
7% Jan
54
Safeway Stores common-——1.66%
18
Jan
6
Nov
57%
40
40
15,200
1,800
"
8% Sep. 19
83% Feb
2
91% Feb
9
42% Jan
2
9
47% Dec
4
35% Jan
26
73% Jan
11
81% May
9
77
Jan
16
80% Feb
5
Jan
4
97
May 19
91
Jan 22
93% Feb
2
3
27% Jun
41 % Nov
87
16% Jan.
70
5
27
76% Feb
6
5% Jan
25
6% Feb
7
Jan
2
30% Jan
12
Seaboard
Air
3
Seaboard
Finance
May 22
37% Feb
28
24
21% Jan .24
29% Mar 21
.5-
Jan
30% Jun
13
19% Jan
4
44% Jan
11
23% Jan
"25
Jan
18
48% Feb
Jan
29
88% Jan
2
12 % Jan
26
51% Dec
July 28
105
97% Jan-
Corp of Amer
Line
Sealright-Oswego
Sears
■
Roebuck
&
Serve! Inc
29%
30
22
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
...
5
22%
23
22%
23%
23%
23%
,
82%
14
13%
No par
*103%
104%
*103%
104%
103%
103%
•103%
103%
103%
Shamrock Oil & Gas_
2.50
Inc
*9%
10
*9%
10
1
Industries
37
36% Oct
'
61% Nov
9
42%
43%
42%
43%
28%
29%
28%
20%
20%
20%
39%
40%
39%
63% Jan
11
44% Jan
3
26% Oct
3
12% Jan
4
23% Jan
46% Jan
38% Jan
9% Deo
19
16%
22%
x21
21%
20%
18%
18
18%
18
18%
9
1
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
x27%
29%
1
x28%
29%
30
30%
30%
30%
31%
50%
51
50%
51
50%
50%
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons
Co
No par
3
vsw-.v Jan
26
9
54% Jan
3
Simplicity Pattern
40% Feb
5
Sinclair
Simonds Saw & Steel
Oil
Corp
106% Jan
8
118% Jan
Singer
(A O)
Smith-Corona
3
25% Jan
2
29% Jan
77
Nov
14
62% Jan
26
72%
52 % Dec
28
49% Jan
9
9% Jan 26
Soo
10% Jan
8% Feb
8
Jan
17
56
3
51
Railroad
Line
Jan
Amer
Carolina
5%
3
49% Oct
4
40
Jan
30
44% Jan
17
South
3
30% Dec
21
27
Jan
18
40% Jan
16
South
27% Jan
11
Inc
29% Jan
18
33
Jan
16
Puerto
20
Jan
11
22% Jan
2
Southeastern
28% Jan
18
31% Jan
2
Southern
Jan
8%
Rico
32%
27% "28
50
preferred—
com
;
Service
35
31%
31%
31%
31%
21%
22
22
22%
22
22
21%
22
21%
22
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
38,800
" 54%
14,900
1
8
Southern Co
49% Jan
5
Southern
Indiana
Gas
8
Southern
Natural
Gas
20% Jan
3
29% Oct
11
27% Jan
2
30% Feb
5
Southern
Pacific
47% Mar 15
61% Oct
13
54
Southern
17% Jan
Railway common—No par
preferred
20
38% Dec
14
31
Jan
17
34
Jan
Southwestern
24% Feb
9
26% Jan
Spalding
Feb
6
47% Jan
Spartans
'
: r ..T.
26
88 % Jan
$
20 % Jan
3
34% Oct
26
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82
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For
3
.
56 %
55%
54%
55%
54%
55%
54%
56%
46%
46%
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47
46%
47
47
47%
47%
48%
47%
48%
48%
49%
48%
49%
48%
49%
18,200
(Del)—No par
29%
30%
30
30%
29%
30%
29%
30
29%
29%
48,900
58%
57
59%
57
58%
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57%
84,600
19%
,.'r 19%
19%
19%
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19%
4,700
76
•71
76-
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33
6,900
2,600
17,600
stock tr ctfs
Public Service
(AG) & Bros
Industries
Inc
7% Jan
19
8% Jan
23
42% Jan
Jan
15
91
Jan
23
24% Jan
2
Feb
6
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
3
Spiegel
64% Apr
88% Apr
footnotes,
21% Jan
29
9
91% Jan
3
4
32.% Jan
18
17
83% Jan
5
see
-
page
25.
96
37% Jan
85
Jan
23
$4.50
preferred
Inq common
preferred
*70%
1
76
25%
2.50
25%
35%
.
33
37
7%
6
40 %r
—-*-—100
*92%
common
:
32%
1
Corp__.
Spencer Chemical Co
19%
19%
100 '
1
90
4.20%.
Co
58
57%
non-cum
Sparton
600
3,600
55%
37% Jan
97% May
v
7.50
Co
91
2
2,100
II,600
31%
El_No par
&
11% Apr 27
44"% May 31
24
.
•31
'
8%
5;-'
26% Jan
53
31%
49% Feb
Ohio
•51
3,200
♦31
2
Mobile &
53
10,000
31
24
5%
•51
53
8%
56
31
24
Jan
*51
800
10
8%
41%
Jan
19% Feb
53
9%
55
33%
Jan
59% Feb
8%
55%
40%
45
72
8%
54%
35%
54% Jan
3
*51
8%
55%
40%
46
4
10
8%
53%
34%
10
19
10
8%
4,000
40%
53% Nov 17
Jan
63,360
35%
49% Nov 22
Jan
18,500
54%
40%
61% Nov
18% Jan
27%
72
54
34%
3
72
27%
70%
55%
40%
3
8
27%
72
54%
40%
19
Co
California Edison
30
10
27%
70%
,
53%
yy-53
53
:
55%
33%
29
72% Oct
*51
71%
40%
38% Jan
*
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27%
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-
9,800
4,500
32,100
32%
36% Jan
~
<
26
54%
10
8%
31%
25%
40%
31% Dec
19% Nov
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8%
54%
31%
26%
32%
4
9
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8%
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25%
900
32%
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10
60%;
31%
70
55%
W 52%
59%
32%
25%
27%
69%
55
112%
40%
26
65% Mar 20
,68%
55%
60%
31%
1,200
37,000
12,200
112%
59%
59%
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I
27%
67%
54%
:
27%
66 %
114
25%
60%
I.400
*
5
25
15% Jan
Co
C. 112%
26
29% Dec
57
114%
32
3,000
2.50
Sugar
Public
112
25%
27,100
39
38%
33%
com.4.50
Co
38%
39%
26%
Platinum
&
E & G
39%
39
32%
5,300
16,200
52
39%
25%
59
51%
94
>
T
52% >52%
52
114
94%'"
16%
95
52
111%
16%
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52
116%
59%
'
93%
114%
58%
27%
*
93
X39%
No par
1
Co
Gold
preferredJersey Gas Co
31% Sep
8
24% Nov 21
Mar 2
35 / May 15
52
16%
93%
5
Marchant
South
25
,
V
'
5
Co
Corp
South
Jan
9% Jan
Jan
3
*92
'
40%
Kline & French Labs_Nopar
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
;15
Jan
55% Feb
15% Jan
3
51%
i39%
Smith
3
12
52
29%
51
20
25
10
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
4
Jan
»:
>93%
52
5
Smith
.Jan
51
*91%
1
Co
29
29
51
No par
Skelly
7 % Jan
9.800
21
17%
27% Feb
88
25,000
16%'
21%
18%
33% Feb
28
16%
16%
22 %
18
6
32
19,200
28%
16%
50c
?
34% Apr
3
51% Nov 24
9,300
39%
22
60% Feb
4
22%
38%
18%
5
3
21
40%
22%
8
Jan
28
21%
39%
16%
27% Jan
27
29%
20%
39%
16%
18
20% Jan
28%
21%
39%
17%
2
50% Jan
29%
20%
40%
22
37% Jan 24
5
28%
21%
Sheraton Corp of America—
55 % Jan
16
29%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
51% Feb
52% Jun
20Q
12,200
4
33% Jan
52
9%
45%
2
8
13% .May 26
9% Dec
4
60% Nov 14
*9%
45%
15
28% Jan
.
9%
45%
18% Jan
22% Jan
9
90
9%
44%
44
22% Jan
12
<
18,200
43
16% Jan
3
6% Mar 15
9%
65,000
500
2
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
36% Jun
7
67% July
9%
105
31
29
Jan
\
No par
.1
Manufacturing
Oil Co
44% Jan
49
——No par
Jan
51
22
45% May 4
127% Nov ' 6
Corp
(Frank G)
29% Feb
Jan
3.100
1.400
13%
preferred
•
12,200
23%
13%
Shahmoon
84
22%
23%
13%
48% Jari
90% Aug 14
22%
24%
13%
15% Jan 26
3
Feb ,13
22%
13%
19% Jan
v
8.300
22%
13 %
23% May 15
70% Jan
18,060
"
,23%
12%
8
27
6%
12%
4
25% Jari
20
30
12%
21
34
Apr
7
38% May 23
60% Apr 17
29%-
1
Shell Oil CO——w———;
4
120
48%
Shattuck
3
./•'
6%
30 •'•>
6%
30
47
6%
29%
29%
14
Sharon
Jan
6%
29%
48%
45% Feb
17% Jan
18,200
50,800 v>
79
81%
5
22% Sep 25
6%;
6%
•76
14
9
42% Jan
6
29%
-
79
•76
82%
4
8
6
5%
79
48%,
40% Feb
28
f
*76%
48%
22% Feb
8
7.600
81%
29% Jan
Dec
25
•13%
19
23% Aug
24%
14%
26
4
25%
81%
22
19
200
24%
48
36
16% Feb 14
93
25%
13%
20 % Jan
15% Sep
15% Jan
81%
*91%
81
common———
Steel
*77
•80
92
47%
11% Jan
Jan
76%
80
91%
14%
27% Jan
6
76%
41%
80
91%
80%
46% Mar
5
78
40%
81%
48
May 17
31% Feb 28
3
25
25
41%
*80
14%
31
Jan
25%
41
39%
89%
80
41
18% Sep
25
40%
12^800
85%
47%
14% Apr 19
50% Mar 13
36% Oct
25%
91%
85
14%
21
i"
24%
5
Corp
37% May 12
8% Jan
91%
89%
84%
79%
30
$5.25
91
9%
*14%
19
7
81%
90
9%
'
^' 79%
Jan
103% Feb
39%
♦80
91%
9%
3
9% Jan
Nov 27
X38
80%
91%
85 %
9%
Co--———1
Falls
Co
Seiberling Rubber
7
26
38%
80%
'
1
20
Co
Co
14% Jan
103% Feb
12% Jan
>
9%
1
RR
4
4
20% Apr
14% Feb i
& Bolt
Seagrave Corp——-—-——_—
8
72
17
Jan-
Screw
84%
9%
'
Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
31
94% Nov 15
*
Feb
11% Jan
12
5
10
31% Jan
54
74% Jan
Jan
21% July 25
15
30
85
10
84%
37%
No par
No par
25
100
Scovill
26% Jan
Nov 14
—1
No par
Paper Co common:.
$3.40 preferred$4
preferred
.
9
-1
——
V
N
22% Jan
74
3
;
15
Feb 21
Jun .16
Inc
8
41
OA
.
*
58%
19%
*71
♦71
76
32%
33
*25%
32%
32%
33%
25%
25%
25%
25%
24%
25
35%
7%
32%
34%
34%
34%
34y+
33
33%
7%
x40%
7%
41
;
93
50c
22 V6
22%
22
94%
94%
95
35%
36%
35%
84%
84%
84%
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36%
84%
'»
96
No par
.
8
40%
1
22%
25
_No par
•71
26
32
•89%
19%
76
/
1,500
22%
93*
7%
41
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-
8
41%
93
7%
8
4,600
41%
40%
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22,800
:
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24%
23%
23%
124,700
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96
95%
95%
160
36 %
35%
36
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84 %
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96%
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'
84%
23%
-
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35%
36
21,700
♦84 %
85
80
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE; STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
35 74 Dec
29
35 Va Feb
2
39
Jan
12
91
lo
69% Jan
8
77% Jan
2
72% Jan
23
7871 May 12
19% DeC 12
*74% Jan
2
77 ya Feb
8
16% Jan
8
18%, Jan
3
Dec 28
3
11% Jan
46% Jan
25
25
44% Sep
5
;28% Jan
30
35% Jan
2
4
52% Jan
9
58% Feb
9
Standard
4
84
Jan
3
86%, Feb
5
$3.30
40% Jan
3
51% Sep
29
9
59% Feb
92 % Dec
4
28
Mar 30
82
Mar, 23
32 % Mar 27
Jari
18% Oct
84
,
57% Nov
4
26% Oct
16
207 k Oct
4
18
45% Dec
60% Feb
Oil of :Ohio
7
9
4
Feb
7
3%%
Jan
4
$1.80
$1.20
convertible, preferred
8
24% Jan
3
40% Jan
2
Stanley
Warner
2
10%. Jan
4
Stanray
Corp..,
9
35-% Aug
32% Oct
43% Nov
4
74
3
Feb
6
4774 Jan
*'
Jan
2
3%%
177k Jan
10
19% Jan
17
Sterchl
24
897k Jan
3
Sterling
Feb
6
Stevens
83
37
32% Jan 26
.
29
Jan
16
197k Feb
5
7
Jan
,6
13% Sep
3
445 :, Sep
70
Feb
9
2
32 Va Feb
8
18
44
21
25
360
8
Oct
41% Apr
6
4
26
<*•
24% Jan
31
307k Jan
2
4
26
Jan
15
307a Jan
2
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19% Apr
28
15% Jan
2
197k Feb
57% Nov
28
51
Jan
23
5574vJan
2
16% Oct
24
28% May 31
20 Va Jan
31
22% Jan
8
13% Jan
3
20% Apr
15% Feb
7
1678 .Jan
19
82 % Jan
89% Jan
•
2
45% Mar 17
23
15
20
Aug
2
,
'
:
5
90
Jan
11
47% Jan
3
.59
Oct
13
50% Jan
5
53% Jan
15
23% Jan
3
29
Jun
*9
27 % Jan
8
287k Feb
8
22
Apr
3
23% Jan
2
24 74 .Jan
11
32% Nov
16
24 51 Mar 7
383/4 July 10
33% Jan
8
:377k Jan
29
7
Jan
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Monday
STOCK
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Monday, February 12, 1962
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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94
85
82% Jan
Jan
Water
11
36
Jan
3
87
Jan
87
Apr
24
85% Jan
3
1
45
Dec
28
25
99
Nov
14
5
99 Mi Feb
88M2 Jan
25
89
Feb
8
38% Jan 29
45
Jan
2
Jan
2
101
Jan
/'
17
'
4
30
May 11
21% Jan
9
25
Jan
29
13
45
Nov
28
33 Mi Jan
8
39
Jan
2
37% Mar 21
23% Jan.
2
27
Jan
26.
7
38
Apr 25
29% Nov 28
29
Jan/ 3
26
Jan
19
28
55
35 M4 Jan
25% Jan
20-
Dec
24
July 18
38M8 Nov 30
22
Apr
4
29% Aug 16
9
Jan
4
Western
25
41% Jan
4
Western
8
4
White
50
Jan
10
35 Mi Jan
2
24
88% Jan
23
83
Jan
/2//
88 Ma Jan
104
Feb
2
110
Nov
28
110
Feb
5
41
Dec
29
56
Jun
5
38 % Feb
1
2'
93 Mi Jan
2
8
39Ms Jan
19
3
43 Ms
40M» Jan
3
99 Ma Jan
9
7 Ma Jan
3
5/
42% Jan
2
94% Feb
;
7
Mi Jan
8
33% Jan
19
25
74/ Jan
3
9
43 Mi Jan
30
9
49
Feb
2 /
Mar 10
101
Jan
3
82
Jun
Feb
60 M2 Jun
30
1
65
Aug 24
10
Feb
71 Ma Jan
34% May 19
4
Jan
110
2
31
103
13 Ms
Jan
15 /
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Jan
*•
24
Oct
31
26
Jan
5
49
Jan
23
20% Jan
4
27% Oct
25
24
Feb
2
25% Jan
8
White
Get
16
39 Mi Jan
18
44% Jan
2 "
Wickes
25
27
Jan
13
1143% Oct
37
57
2 6 Ma Dec
24 Ma Dec
20
41% Jan
3
52 Ma
July
79 Va Jan
5
85
Dec
Jan
30
38 Ma Jan
12
24
May 15
,
Jan
48
Jan
8
55% Feb
Jan
/2>
87 Mi Feb
1
24 Mi Jan
Oil
Wilson
8
85
14
&
>
■'
$4.25
44 Ma Dec
6
3 8 Mi Jan
11
43% Feb
8
26
13 M4 Jan
10
7 Ms Jan
16
9% Feb
7
Windsor
Jan
6
Oct
30
33 Ms Jan
29
2''
Winn-Dixie
22
52
Jan
8
57 Ma Feb
9
Wisconsin
129%" Dec' 15
1"25
Feb
9
129% Jan
9
8
39 Mi Jan
2
29% Jan
22
41
39'
Jan
121 Ma Apr
12
29% Jan
3
44% Nov
17
36% Jan
22% Jan
3
31 % Jun
5
28 Ma Jan
66 Ma Apr
-
5
93% Nov
22
83 Va Jan
31
92 M4 Jan
2
Jan
3
67 M4 May 22
51
29
58
Feb
6%
8
49
86 Ma Nov
28
Jan
6
8% Feb
16
95
Jan
•
4,000
53 Ma
700
74%
80,800
147 Va
3,400
74 Mi
28
38
39%
39
27 Ma
26%
27
*26%
12
13
12%
94% Jun
6
89
Jan
2
93
'6
r21
Jan
23
131
Jan
12 Ma Apr
25
10
Jan
4
10% Jan
130
Jan
22
166 Mi Jan
,
16
Jan
141 Ma Nov
«
Public
Woodward
Iron
Woolworth
54
.
5-
Wyandotte Worsted
4
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35%
36%
6,600
53%
52 Ma
52%
5,800
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-
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10
170
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59
36 M4
31%
*
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27%
51V*
51%
13,200
35%
36 M4
5,600
32%
32 Va
32%
33
24%
25%
26
26%
11,700
25%
24 Va
24%
2,300
43%
44 M4
42%
44 Mi
18,000
43 Ms
43%
42 Mi
43%
10,300
16%
16%
16%
16%
8,700
x25
35%
36%
121%
121 Ma
62 M4
62%
108 Ma
108 Ma
87 Ma
*92 Ma
*90
32
12%
16
*15%
99
99
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104%
57Ms
80Ma
81 Ma
293/4
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29%
29%
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50
<
108
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49
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.
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38M4
50%
38%
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.
49%
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9%
9%
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24%
;
600
22,200
108
160
240
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88
94%
*90
92
23%
32Mb
32%
12 MI
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31
32 M.
9,000
12%
12%
29,400
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16
15%
1,500
98%
70
'
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104%
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99'
♦85
80
23%
3,500
106
10
85%
85 Mi
85 Mi
300
28M4
27 Ma
28 Mi
27%
28%
4,200
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57Ma
56%
43%
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9 Ms
57 Mi
9%
70
16M4
81 Va
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58
9
58
1,300
1,400
56 Mi
55 Ma
55%
4,300
43 Ma
44%
42 Ma
44
8,600
7%
7%
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7Ma
69%
16Ms
9
55%
*
>
9 Ms
9%
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9 Ms
*69
70
7%
9,700
9 Ms
2,000
70
180
17 Ms
16 Ms
17 Ms
11,400
83Ma
83 Mi
84 Mi
78 Ma
83 Ma
5,700
20%
297/s
83Ma
50
30
84M4
29%
29%
30
30
1,600
84%
84%
84%
84 "Mb
3,600
50%
51
51
51 Ma
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50%
/
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,
39
50%
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50%
35%
50
/
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40
,
48%
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39
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35%
35%
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36
300
35%
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1-35
35
I.800
4%
4%
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98 M4
99 V*
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,
24%
44
>
41 Ms
24 Ma
35%
36
35Mt
29Mb
35%
36
54 Ma
54 M2
126
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37%
38
37
28%
29
32 Va
32 VA
400
27%
26
26%
10,200
38
38%
37
37%
28,700
28%
29 Mi
28%
29 Ms
17,200
37 Mi
37%
37 Va
37 %
64.700
86
86
85 Va
85 Ma
*109
120
*109
39%
40%
94 Ma
94 Ma
94%
94%
760
32
32%
32 Ma
32%
10,000
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71 Ma
*69 Va
73
45
49
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45
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Ma
*86 Ma
87%
43%
43 Va
43 VA
1,500
9 Ms
II,300
35 Va
10,400
57 Ma
11,200
43%
9 Ms
36
35%
55 Ma
55%
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26%
9,800
55%
19,000
9 Ma
9
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56 V4
128
56%
125
100
"
125
37%
37 Mi
37%
37%
29
28%
29
28%
28%
85%
20
37%
87
85Mt
85 Ma
86 M4
56 Mt
58
93
93
92 M4
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92 Ma
124 Ma
124%
145,
26 Ms
55
35%
,
56%
145%
2,700
87%
56.
IQMb
1,800
44%
55%
84
10Mb
100
25
26 Ma
83%
10%
41
24%
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54 M4
55Ma
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'
25%
83
92 V4
3,600
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54%
124
60
9%
24 Ma
4 4 Mi
83%
,
101%
9%
25
54M4
93
10,000
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41
82M2
124
100
400
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52%
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8,500
49 Ma
101 %
10
24 Ma
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49 Ms
102
9%
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4"
124
175
40 Ma
28-Ma
123M4 124M4
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lOMs
600
120
40
;/:/
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5,600
32 Ma
95/a
128
7,100
13,000
27
42
9%
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55
9Ma
6,300
36
26Ma
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9
24 Ms
24%
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42
100
25%
54%
42
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41 Va
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35%
25Ma
87%
300
90 Ma
25%
44
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8%
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24%
86M2'
4.000
91
36 Mi
443/4
55
14
25 Ma
40
25%
40%
*
8,900
98 Ms
25 Mi
24%
86Ma
7%
87
13%
98
36
441/3
54
54Ma
4,700
4%
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100
40
24%
52V4
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,39%
4%
41%
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24%
—
1,900
89
89
44%
-
39
50 Va
50
90
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24%
44.-
25
40
24%
42.
39
.
49
*101% 102
97/a
10
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24Ma
1,900
38%
49
101V4 101V*
9%
' 9%
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243/4
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48%
49
900
50%
.
24Ma
,./
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1,600
62%
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23%
857b
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42
7%
367/s
120
62%
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15%
*
2,100
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31 Mi
12M4
82
120
94%
92
36%
/
87 Ma
93 M2
9
16,400
52
35M2
273,i
71,400
59
36 V*
87M2
•
30
27%
51%
12IM2
62
108
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170
58
36
,
23%
v
1,700
26%
>
60
23 Mi
16%
54
10
series—100
No par
5
C9
36 Va
-52%
*90
29%
84Ma
50
38
10
preferred 4M2%
(Wm) Jr (Del)
20.800
37 Mi
*86M2
93 M2
7 Ma
126
common
Wrigley
II,700
10 Ma
37 Mi
60 Ma
9
69Ma
54 Mr
10
2 ~
13 Ms
10 M4
263/s
108
8%
128
*
38%
Co
Corp
170
52
1,100
10 Ma
38 Ma
-
69
16%
53%
Corp
■
25 M4
51 Ma
2,900
27 Ma
37
10 Mi
-
•
35%
110
39
*35%
35 Ma
/
4,300
38 Ma
-36Ma
10 Mi
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9 Ms
69
17
*126
-//
38%
Co
(FW)
Worthington
Prior
Service
12 Ms
.
54Ma
41%
10
com
*38
.
36 Ma
53 M4
/
38
*38
38%
35
:///54Mi
41V4
7%
100
Co
Power
37%
38 Ma
40%
9%
81
1
Inc
Stores
Elec
38 Ma
38 Ma
35%
28 Ms
9 Ms
57%
54%
;
73
37 %
11%
.
'
147 Mi
27 Ma
9
69
16%
10c
Inc
preferred
Wisconsin
3'
1
Co
37%
'
'
>
74%
147 Ma
39 V2
84
9Vs
57Mt
/
74
147 V*
.
No par
10
—
Industries
59 Ma Nov
26
common—No par
Inc
Wilson-Jones
4
7 Ms Dec
41% Jan
500
35%
147 Ma
*
41
7 Ma
40
5
Co_
Co
preferred
27% Jan
26
59%
35 Ma
*104% 106
84
520
V
*53 Mi
-
73 Ms
*104% 106
273,4
:
35%
12%
28%
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56%
59%
161
53 Ma
15%
100
85
/
60
20,300
19%
5
,
:
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1
Corp
59%
70
60%
160 M4
•
20 ,
50 V
Inc
stores
Wilcox
16
6
29
$3
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«
54%
100
preference
'
convertible preferred
160%
9,700
83
60
35 Ma
.
*35M4
35%/ // 35%
35%
35%
/
35 •> 36
35M2
35 Ma
'/ 35
36
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47/
5
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5
4%
5
r
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14%
14M2
14%
14M4
14Ma
/
99 //99
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99Ma
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99
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*88Ma 90
*88Ma 90
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88Ma
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88Ma
87
87
*
40"
40%
40Ms
40 Ma
40Ma
41M4
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*97Ma 100
*97Ma 100
>/
24%
24Ma
24M4
24M4 '
243s
24%
•. /
37M< 37%
36% 37%
t36 367/s
26
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
\
31
31
31Ma
31 Va '
*31%
32M2*
2V% 27%
27%
27Ma
27Ma
27%
37'A
37%
37Mb
37%
37377a
~
28Me
28%
28%
28% 1
28%
287b
./
37Mb
37%
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37%
3-7Mi
37%"
86%
87M2
*85Mt
86M4
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86
/
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120 /
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120
.
387/B
39%
38%' 39 Va
-j 39Mb
40%
v
94M4
94Mi
94%/94'/a
94
94%
31Ma
32Mi
31%
317/e
32Mb
32%
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72Mi
71 Ma
71 Ma
*69Ma
71 Ma
>;/;>■; 44%. 44%. /;> 45
45 /.,>:• 45
45
1
common
Prior-
37
-
Co
'
'
5<H4
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60 Ma
53 Ma
31%
*99
49%
83
,v
53
35Mi
*120
61 Vi
,
Sewing Machine common—1
White
19-
42
Motor
Telegraph
5M4%' preferred-
9 /.
10 Mi Jan
102
8'
8% Jan
May 10
Union
49%
_
49 Ma Feb
3
19
68
No par
RR
52% Jan
29 Mi Feb
Jan
26% Oct
Pacific
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common-6.25
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred:
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4M4% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The SS)——20
82 Ma Dec
99 Ma Jun
4%
32 Mi Feb
37% Dec
92 M4 Jan
Bancorporation
—2
Maryland Ry com—No par
non-cum 2nd preferred40
2,600
35
147 Mi
.
1
Inc
Lines
613's
/
Western
30%
53
35Ma
35M2
119
120
60
61%
107 Ms 108 Mi
87M2
87Mi
*92
93 V2
*90
92
23%
23%
50M2
Western
14
Air
Western
Jan
23 Ma Dec
19% Jan
27
30%
17
j
Mills
200
15,300
30%
43Mb
/
Corp
9M4
22 Ma
44 Ms
30%
12,100
*8%
21%
34%
16%
xl2%
xl5%
60,700
35%
9 Mi
160 VA
>
42Mi
H
5
1
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
100
4.20% preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4Ma% preferred—
100
Welbilt
8
Co
Motor
Knitting
Wayne
1
31
14% Feb "
11
17
Waukesha
'
36 Ma Feb / 8
5 Mi Jan
-v
No par
No par
5
Co
Power
160 Va
*60
21%
45
35%
59%
41M2
/;
No par
Co
Gas Light
91
98
(SD)
Washington
Washington
2
33Ms Aug
93
Warren
2
2
26
160 V4
I,500
22 Ma
>
*80
43
;;
/
/
—
Jan
11 Ms Jan
59%
/
41%
\ •;
20%
*44
3 5 Ma
>
16
30%
80 Ma
59
16%* 17Mi
,
21%
>
*8%
48
80 Ma
42Mi
16»
100
16
16 Ma
45
22
.
47%
.
7%
-
230
4,700
V
y
41 Va
—
51
97 Ma Jan
July 11
13,100
3%
22%
30%
16%'
*
/
r.
40% Jan
7
102
Jan
Co
9
•
May 31
May
5
17 Ma Apr
10M2 Jan
98
97 V*
48 Ma
21 Ms
30
,
41%
43Mi
/
2
9
Jan/ 2
48% Jan
41% Jan
14,800
•
25Mt
*83
.
50c
2.50
2
8
20% Feb
15
•
43 Ms
157 Ma
31%
25M4
9
No par
W
&
G
Tiernan Inc
Baking Co common———,_1
preferred-100
Industries Corp.;
1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc.
5
When
issued
1.25
Warner Co
—10
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—1
-
34
9M4
25
28
Ward
2
84 Mi Feb
27
6
&
25
Noy
27
42 M4
7,300
3 Ma
35 Mi
24%
,*
Ward
59 Ma Nov
-
4,900
*
157 Ma
21 Ma
25Mi
.
; / 6%
43
9
Jan
34% Feb
31 Yt
3 Ma
*44
24%
15
No par
10
Co
(Hiram)
17% Jan
24
Jan
Walker
29
Jan
93% Nov 24
64
20
30%
157 Ma
35%
*8%
x32M4-32%
//;*99: l
v.
'/*104%.106/t>
.
100
preferred
4Ma%
RR
Electric Corp—
System—'
Walworth
;
12
88MaJan
40% Nov
97 Ma
3 Ma
*15 Ma
-
45
35 Ma
36
36
*119
121M2
59M2
60
107
108
v
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87Ma
92
92%
*90
92
23 Ms >23%
31- ; 32%,
12%; 1^.%
.
/
; -
21%
*44
25M4
16
100
—T-_100/"
Walgreen
>
2
-
9% Jan
70
9
19% Feb
;
.
20 Ms
-
/
16Ma.
-
.
16
41V4
42Ms
10c.
prefei-redu^L—
>6M4 %
Wallace
2
-Jan
7% Jan
86% Mar 16
8% Dec _26
66
•
,.
44% Feb > 8
56
7
15 Ma
24%
preferred——16
preferred—
10
6
30
Inc————
convertible
Jan
3
Oct
5%
Jan
Oct
7
31 Ms
38%
•I5ff".
33Ms:
25%
>
_
Material^ Co common——!
Vulcan
98
38 Mi Jan
53
t
j
-jo
102
July 21
107M« Jun 20
1.25
-
;
/'
3%
24M2
1
:
Co
Vornado
1
9% Jan
13% Jan
71 Va
Shares
38 Ms
*96 M4
•
42%f 43m4
97 Ml
98
,
/,
156
.3 Ma
.
:*
24Ma
Comptometer Corp—-i——l
Virginia Carolina Chemical com—1
Br,'o dividend pnrtic preferred_100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—8
$5 preferred
—100
$4.04 preferred
:
--100
S4.20
100
preferred
'.$4.12 preferred.
:
100 /
Von's Grocery Co
1......
19
127
21 Mi Jan
29
83
Vendo
89 M2 Jan
5
Jan
g7
30%
33
25M4
—10
:
Victor
106 Mi Jan
7
85
2
10
V
Steel Co
5
America———1
Inc
Co
Associates
Varian
2
Jan
25
57 Ms Jan
B
of
Corp
Raalte
Van
Jan
9
156
.
50% Jan
.18
3
preferred* series
Vanadium
39 Ma Jan
Jan
112 Ma Jan
21
Dec
30
/34
May 15
68% Nov
8
Ma Jan
41
18
125
13
30
.15% Jan
27
30
43% Apr
Feb
39 y4
97
98%
Rubber Co common———^5
U S
Vanadium-Alloys
1
2
27
;
15% »15%
*15Ma
I6M2
197/»
20% »/ - 19%
20Mi
*44 / 45
»
• / *44
45
32% ' 33%
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21%
22%
217/8
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29%
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19
77% Mar 30
July 14
the Week
Feb. 9
.......
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43 Ma
.
Jan
19 Ma Oct
Sales for
Friday
383A
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97 M2
96%
.
22% Jan
77% Apr
2
20
PRICES
.rThursday
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30
20
Nov
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39% I
30 Ma
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2
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15 Ms Nov
"38%
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80%
80%.
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160
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3
//
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12
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34Mi
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50
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53Ma
53
53%
2
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12% :73Ms
x72Ma
73
26
7% preferred———————i—.100 147Mi 147 Ma' 147
147%
6
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_No par.
39
39Mi
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38
39%
25
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:/:/•■
37% 37%
38Mtg38Mt
22. i;/y
US Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
1
41% ; 42
40M4
41 Ma
16
United Stockyards Corp1
26 Ma
27 Mi
26%
26%
4
United Wliclan
Corp—*,
30c
xl2
12 M4
12%/12%
8
*
Universal American Corp
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9%
10
7 9%
97/s
i 9-, /
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5
35%; 35Mi
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34%- 36 .
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34% 35%.
6
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par •
.•/'■/"
52 %; 53 Mi
; •
53 Ms
54
2 /:/
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-100168
168
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170 ■/■.
2
Universal Match Corp—
2.50
24%
25Ma
V
25Ms
25%
2
Universal Oil Products Co
1:
•
58Mi
59M4
*
57%
58%
21
Upjohn Co
1
*
1
51%
52Mi
51%
52
3
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35%
35Ts
6
30 Ms Apr
30
Feb
i.j.10
5
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1
100
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9
29% May
3
3
107
54
50% Jan
14
42% Nov 20
19% Jan
42
164
30 /
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1
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V-
preferred
;
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;
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US
2
38% Jun
27
Jan
;
55% Nov 28
59
-
33% Mar 10
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Feb. 7
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97%'-
42
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6
Mar
33
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37%
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16
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9 Ma Nov 21
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40Ma 42,%
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4;•97% 98%
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100/a"
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6
4
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Foreign
'
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Feb. 5
Corp com.l
Chemieai
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preferred
Securities
4%%
--
105 Mi Jan
;-.44,
4
v
9
29
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14
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,
5'
.
3
15 Ma-Jan
"23 Mi Mar 28
147/b Dec 22
LOW
.
.
■154
/ 6% Mar 21
.
9
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?7
6
Jan
31 Mi Feb
2
28 Ma Jan
8
115
25
Dec
.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
-
US
39 Ma Feb
97
■
2
Jan
46% Dec
■
3 Mt Dec
26% Jan
34Ma Jan
-
1
32% Nov
3
V
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9
-
stocks
-
,
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
1
■
97 Ma Jun
4
,
.
>'■'/
Year 19G1
Lowest
124
10%
*10
,
10%
56 Va
91 Ma
125
5.000
2,100
11,400
57 Va
8,700
91 Ma
50
125
1,100
10 Ms
10%
1,600
146 Va
151%
16,300
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94Ms July 19
171% Dec 11
/
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Corp
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148 Ma
.
147%'
147%
148
149 Va
156
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27% Jan
8
36% Jun
8
27Mi Jan
23
22 Va July 20
29% Nov
14
29 Ms Jan
2
88% Jan
3
114% May 17
98% Jan
19% Jan
3
24% July 10
21% Jan
3
62% Nov
2
62% Nov 28
*60% Jan
24
29% Feb
8
Feb
9
34
Yale
<fc
Young
ruptcy
and
Act.
or
asked
prices;
securities
no
sales
assumed-by
on
this
such
Sheet
&
28 Ma
28 V3
29
32 Mi
32'%
32%
32 Ma
32%
100%
101 ";
100%
101%
101%
26
26 Ms
25%
26
66%
6?%
66%
67%
104% Jan..
3
26 Mi Feb
18 /
2
Youngstown Steel Door
73% Jan
2/
Zenith
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10
5
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day.
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29%
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29%
33 Va
33 Va
33%
103 %
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25 Ma
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67 M4
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25
28 Ma
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29 Ma
34
10,900
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68
29,500
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companies,
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Radio Corp-—
No par
28%
67
being reorganized under the Bank¬
cumulative unless otherwise indicated.
or
28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(766)
...
.
Monday, February 12, 1962"
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
j|
m':men/1 %#
rKIUAT
VP* A PI V
WfiCALV
letters In the column headed
The
'
1 tHIthl
v.
when the bonds mature. Figures
"Interest Period" Indicate In each
after decimal point represent
LOW AND
'
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Range for Previous
Year 1061
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Treasury 4,As.,!
of
Feb. 7
Ask
100.28
Bid
101.4
Ask
Bid
101.2.
100.26
point.
a
'
"
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 6
the month
case
32nds
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Hid
15 1975-1985
May
more
Feb. 5
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
or
Monday
STOCK
YORK
one
Thursday
Bid
100.26* 101.2
Feb. 9
Ask
Bid
10-1.4
100.28
Ask
.
99.20
99.24
99.21
99.23
99.21.
99.25
99.22
9^.26
99.24
98.22
98.30
98.22
98.30
98.22
98.30
98.22
98.30
98:24
99.10
99.14
99.11
99.15
99.12
99.16
99.14
99.18
92.2
97.10
97
97.8
97
97.8
97.4
97.12.
Oct
1
—
Treasury 3 %s»—
Treasury 33As
Nov-15 19?*
May 15 1966
99.12
f
..Sends ($)
.
99.28
—
99
99.20
-
.-j
.
101.4
10028
1969
Treasury 4s___„_-.»i__Feb
11980
Treasury 37/8s
,_May 16 1968
Treasury 4s
Sales for
.Week
Friday
.
Feb. 8
Ask
•
99.2.4v
\
97.10
97.16
99.14
99.12
99.1.4
99.12
99.15
99.17
99.16
Nov
15
1967
98
98.2
98.2
98.4
98.5
98.7
98.7
98.9
98.1Q
Nov
15
1980
92
92.8
91.30-
92.6
91.30
92.6
91.30
92.6
92.2
Treasury 3 Vis
Feb
15
1990
89.24
90
89.26
90:2
89.28
90.4
89.28
90.4
90.4
Treasury 3Vis__
Treasury 3%s~
Nov
15
1998
88.24
89
88.26
89.2
88.28
89.4
88.28
89.4
89.4
Nov
15
97.17
97.19
97.18
97.20
97.19
97.21
97.23
97.25
97.25
9727-
87.10
87.18
87.12
87.20
87.14
87.22
87.14
.87.22
87.22
87.30
87.10
87.18
87.12
87.20
87.14
*87.22
87.14
87.22
87.22
87.30
3%s
Treasury
-
Treasury 3 V2S
3 Vis
Treasury
Jun
May 15
Treasury 3s
1966
1978-1983
15
Treasury 3 Vis—
.
1985
1964
98.31
99.1
99.1
99.2
96.22
96.24
96.24
96.26
96.25
85.12
85.20
85.14
85.22
85.16
1960-1965
100.13
100.16
100.13
100.16
Treasury 2%s
—Feb 15 1965
Treasury 2 Vis—i-Jun
15 1962-1967
96.22
96.24
96.23
96.25
Treasury 2 Vis
99.14
99.1
._•__—Aug 15 1966
Feb
Treasury 3s.
Treasury 3s__
15
15
Feb
.Treasury 2Vis
Dec
15
1995
;
99.18,
8942
•
99.2
99.1
99.3
96.27
96.31
97.1
97.2
85.20
85.28
85.30
100.16
100.13
100.16
100.13
100.16
96.26
96.28
96.31
97.1
97.2
97.4
93.12
,
99.4
-
92.30
93.4
93
93.6
93.2
93.8
93.2
93.8
93.6
98.25
98.24
98.26
98.25
98.27
98.26
98.28
98.26
15
15 1963
1963-1968
98.23
Dec
90.16
90.22
90.16
90.22
90.16
90.22
90.18
90.24
90.20
90.26
Jun
15
1964-1969
89.20
89.26
89,22
89.28
89.22
89.28
89.22
89.28
89.24
89.30
89.2
89.14
—Aug
1964-1969
98.28
Treasury 2Vis—Dec
15
89.8
89.2
89.8
89.2
89.8
89.4
89.10
89.8
15
1965-1970
88.22
88.28
88.24
88.30
88.24
88.30
88.26
89
88.30
15
1966-1971
87.20
87.26
87.20
87.26
87.22
87.28
87.22
87.28
87.26
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
Treasury 2Vis—Sep
88
15
1967-1972
86.10
86.16
86.10
86.16
86.16
86.22
86.18
86.24
86.24
86.30
15
1967-1972
86.4
86.10
86.4
86.10
86.4
86.10
86.8
86.14
86.16
86.22
1967-1972
86.6
86.14
86.10
86.16
89.4
8
_Dec
15
Jun
15
1959-1962
99.27
99.28
99.27
99.28
99.27
99.28
99.27
99.28
99.27
99.28
Treasury 2Vis_
Max
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
89
Dec
15
1959-1962
99.13
99.14
99.13
99.14
99.13
99.14
99.13
99.14
9943
99.15
86.12
86.8
86.14
86.8
International Bank for
Reconstruction &
5s
10
Nov
103
Development
15
1985
105
106
105
'
106-
105
106
104.24
105.24
1
1980
102.8
103.8
102.8
103.8
102.8.
103.8
102.8
103.16
103
103.24
Dec
1
1973
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
—Jan
1
1977
85.8
86.8
85.8
86.8
85.8
86.8
85.8
86.8
85.8
1
1978
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16'
96.16
97.16
97
98
1979
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16
97 A
98
1963
100.24
;
4 Vis
4 Vis
May
4 Vis
Jan
—
4s
15
;
3Vis__;
May 15
1968
3 Vis
Oct
1962
3 Vis—
Dec
84
All
other figures
1
July 15
.Friday
Interest v
BONDS
Period
Last
New York City
Stock
Corporate
3%
93 A
—June-Dec
97.24
100
;;
100.8
96.24
100
100.24
101.4
97.24"
101.4
96.24
97.24
100
100.8
100.24
:
97
100.8
101.4
,
97.24
100
100.8
96.16
95.16
96.16
95.16
96.16
95.16
96.16
95.16
94.16-
•95.16
94,16
95.16
94.16
95.16
94
95
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
1981
90
91.1ft
84
86
84
86
84
86
84
86
84.8
85.8
95>
1972
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
Mar
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88
1
1976
85.8
86.8
85.8
86.8
85.8
86.8
85.8
86.8
85
15
1962
99.24
96
100
99.24
100-
99.24
100
100
99.24
89
86
99.24
100
-
•> f
,
(Range for Week Ended February 9)
Range
Friday's
Bonds
Jan, 1
High
No.
Low
93
9348
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or
92
Friday's
Low
93%
Range Since
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
High
Brazil
35
Week's Range
Friday
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
1980
96.24
100.8
100.24
94.16
Unification Issue—
Transit
97.24
101.4
86.8 A
are bid and asked quotations.
Week's
or
Sale Price
100.24
105
•
95.16
.
J>Y'.
New York Stock Exchange
106
bonds 1950 2s_Feb
Serial
|Sale prices are .indicated with a double dagger.
1971
Oct
3s—*
8
96.24
1969
15
.
101.4
100
May 15 1975
^
3s
8
1
Oct
1
3 Vis
Dec
1
Jan
3 Vis
3%s__
84
86:24
Nov
4 Vis—
10
Nov
86.18
Feb
•r-4Vis
103
j—
86.6
100.13
—a
—1
97.4
85.24
■
99.2
'..ii"
*
Treasury 2 Vis
,_Mar
Treasury 2Vis—Mar
8
—
90.12
,
Treasury 2 Vis
Mar
,
98.12
.92.10
Treasury 2Vis
89
«—i
95
76
Jan, 1
;
95
76
-Sold,
High
Low
.'jNo;
High
(continued)—
§*7s Central Ry 1952
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%) 1978.
June-Deo
funding bands ot 1031 due-1951
Stamped, pursuant to Plan A. (Interest*
reduced, to 3.375% ) 1979:.
April-Oct
Coldas
(Dept of)
30-yr s f bonds 1978—Jan-July
95
95
95
5%
Foreign Securities
Canada
(Dominion
of)
1 '.V
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Amsterdam
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of
of)
(Dept)
Broadway,
120
Norway)
NY 1-1693
6s
Mar-Sept
*9114
Mar-Sept
102%
102
19451-Jan-.inly
*96%
30-year 3s
Australia
f $ bonds 1978
s
*96Vi
50%
3%s
15-year 4'/2s 1971
15-year 4%s 1973
15-year 5s
1972
20-year 5s
1978
20-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
,«i
Belgium
1981
___Mar-Sept
5%8
external
5 Vis
extl
• Berlin
loan
loan
s
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§©eVis
;
f
extl
1
96
99'A
98
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24
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•
52
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15
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19
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95%
98%
101
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8
90
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50
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Cuba
29
100%
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2
98%
103
100
100
176
98%
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—
—
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April-Oct
101
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87
87
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85
87
April-Oct
83
83
7
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83
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June-Dec
1978
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June-Dec
--
77
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—
78
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1970
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23
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64
95
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52
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12
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36
June-Dec
Jan-July
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1976
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Jan-July
Jan-July
1967
1953
42
mm
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96% 101%
64
64
73%*
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Jan-July
May-NovMay-Nov'
1973
100 % 101%
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101%
Jan-July
7s
6%s
Main
104%
*32%
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1974
bonds Jan 1 1976
fund
104%
June-Dec
1977
1978
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$
(Republic
-1
:
4%8 external
—
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—
—
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"HV:
—
i
—
91%
A,
91 y8
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
dollar
dollar
bonds
bonds
1969
1
103% 103Va
April-Oct
April-Oct
1972
3s
due
A
95
1057—April-Oct":
.t
95
—
(interest
-
1957
5
A :•
: r
-m.ii
95
ts.
95
7ft
•
76 '
—
—
76
—
:
April-Oct "
76
76
76
dollar bonds
5s
-
3s
•
dollar
1953
1953
83%
103%
84%
45
98A
98%
—
87
93%
—
103
.
due
1063
of
—
April-Oct
2
76
—
—
—
7s
•70
15
76
y.f
76%
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——-Mar-Sept
1972—i
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.
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,
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,
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.
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1966
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debentures 1986
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—June-Dec
sinking fund debentures 1979
sinking fund debentures 1982
Jan-July
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;
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s
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April-Oct
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1
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•
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i'
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82
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June-Dec
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-
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or
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Monday, February 12, 1962
,
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.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD <R ange for Week Ended February 9)
ZvI-'Vl
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
-
Last
or
Bonds ')
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
'■»
Range Since
'.M Jan.I
Sold
No.
High
Low
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California
Pacific
1st
f
3'As
24
119
,
57
100
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&
100 §3
V
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1
V
61%
74
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102
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73
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Central
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3'As
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of
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5
71%
J
75
86
1
'
87
73
86
71%
1974
Pacific
86
86
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86
6s conv subord
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1974
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154%
156
1st
180'A
30
153'A
156'A
35
133.
1965
1981_
debentures
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gold
1989
4s
1st
•
ref
&
4%s
mtge
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1978
First
• 5s
mortgage 3%s
income
debs
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75
90%
1
88%
2054—
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2
82
85
84
83
Copperweld
5s
86'A
85'A
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67'A
33%
79'A
35
79%
35
77
10
67'A
30
85
79%
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67
73
10
71%
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67
34
64
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1994—
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conv
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,
.
series A
1
Jan
2055
k"
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35
9
•
25
•
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76
73%
75
72
61
60'A
61
37
59
62'A
61
62 %
92
59
•
1999
1st
income
debs
1995
1994
;
—
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mortgage 2%s series G
Chicago & West Ind RR 4%s A
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conv
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1st
1982
T
1st
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1970,
5s
1st
—■
1993—
mtge
3s
3s 1982
2%s 1985
3%s 1986—,
100'A
107'A 109 VA
233
debentures
60%
81
3'As
72%
,
debentures
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47As
1977
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C
series
1977
D
1979
debentures series G
1981
5'As
debentures series
1982
series
E'
series
series
debentures
series
debs series O
1983
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100
100
100
Ohio
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1970—May-Sepf
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1981
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108'A
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845b
84
June-Dec
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77'
I!
83
77
109%
.
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1977
mortgage
1978
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series
N
:
sinking fund debentures 1999
23As
s
f debentures
1999
2%s
s
f debentures
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
2001
Consolidated Edison of New YorkFirst and refund
mtge 23As ser A
F rst
and
refund
mtge
First a'KA refund mtge
First and refund mtge
First and refund
mtge
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and
1st and
1st &
1st
&
1st
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ser
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3s
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ref
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78
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1972
1979
1981
108
113
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I
1983
—
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ref M 3%s series K 1985
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1986—
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see
page
35.
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:A-:^'
70%
59%
.t
*80'A
87
'
70%
101'A
100
...74%
series B 1970 ._April-Oct
General
*95%
—Mar-Sept
1983.-
;
Co—
For footnotes,
89 Ah
*88 Vb
June-Dec
37bs debs
90
73 y4
75
Ry—
1977
3s
89%
102'A
135
refund M 3'As
Texas
123%
89%
—
86.%
34
*96
100
-
mmmm
102 3A 103 Va
and refund M 3%s
Union
9oy8
May-Wow
April-Oct
1974
Power
*98%
—
Jan-July
_
1965
1967
1st 4 %s. series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2A4s 1970
3V2s s f debentures 1986
Potomac
3s
New
Tidewater
April-Oct
Ry—
Ashtabula
series C
118%
313
*89%
April-Oct
1975
_
Pgh Youngstown
98
■
88%-*90%
>
103
and
Texas
103%
97%
'
mortgage 5s series B 1975
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s
m.
im
Ml
98^
:
99%100 -%
.
mm —
139
First
106%
102%
*101% 103%
June-Dec
ser
mortgage 3%s series E
.A.v'V.'
mm.
'
J 1964_Moy-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Cliicago & St. Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
Plate Glass
&
103 V*
*99%
Pittsburgh
Corp
16
*73%
Plttsb Coke & Chem
1971
1972
impt M 4s series C 2019
impt 2% series D 1965
(The) 3%s debs 1983
Texas
25
1996 June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed
•
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Wow
Jan-July
-May-Wow
Company
115
101
101
>
>
■—
62
*60'A
102% 103
'
Jan-July
1979—
notes
notes
and
Texas
97%
118A4 121'A
120%
:AL—'
102%
1973—Mar-Sept
1966
1973
Assn
Refund
100%
103%
46
153%
n
95%
'
136
90%
>86
1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
1982_
mtge 6s
debentures
conv
106
105
5
977/b
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963_Feb-Aap
General
conv
4'As
1st
Inc
97 V
99%. 100%
89%
*70% .71/
Jan-July
1982___April-Oct
April-Oct
debentures
37/bs
notes
senior
capital
Terminal
103%
88
99'A
(Ohio)
2%s
Co
5%%
80 %
88
106
103
—Jun-Dec
Piilsbury Mills Inc 3Vas s f debs 1972
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/es
General
3%s
67
96;",
96 V4
100 ^ r
90%
60
•
446,
Taicotfc (James) Inc—
5s
103 Ah 103 %
•
97%
v
••
'
74%
60
v-
A.--_P
June-Dec
1984
1974
Chemical
&
5'As
79 3A -."79%
*103% 103%
103%
•
83 J
208%: 218
,
.
2
60
60
>154
.
i76
•
.74%
.
—
v
1983
debentures 2%s
(N J)
27bs debentures
%
86
IOIAb
89 V2
April-Oct
1987
.80%
100%
'= 81%
:.;74%
2
.
*74%
April-Oct
debs
4%s
Sum-ay Oil Corp 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
80%
A 80*
*99% 100
.
debs
134%
80%
100%
,
'K-AA.
First
debs
4Tas,
j."
124
17
.
—
87%
102%
101
34
80%
t, 82
82.!.?
i*'74%r. /:75%v
C
1986
1983.
debentures
'
*89 Vb
May-Nov
Philip Morris Inc 47Bs s f debs 1019———June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum-2A4S-debentures 1964— Feb-Aug
4'As
86%
31.
257
/
85 '/a.
87% - 87%
.103!.
,
May-Nov
California
debentures
Standard
84
79%
102'A 102 3 8
>>«'/?!
June-Dec
1984
:
—
102
.
V17-
1996
1983—^—.—
Oil
80%
4
84
84
'
series E
series F
subord
conv
Standard Oil Co
101
76
iX,
*81%
:*-'v
>
'
84'A
80 3
—
5s
of
4'As
60
/
58'A
9
Inc
debentures
Standard
74'A
97
^June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Called bonds
61
86%
.134
131
,
'75—June-Dec
1983—
Oil
74
58
20
58%
Term 1st intge 3%s ser A
Pacific RR Co—
Standard
.v
80%
AprH-Oct
Philco Corporation—
4V4s conv subord debs
'
^Jan-July
—
1981--
Texas
-
86%
*100%
5
"
''
A 1977—---...Mar-Sept
j.—
May-Nov*..
^
-jlfay-Nov/
.
2%s
mortgage 23/is
5'As
99'A
100
71'A
14
58
,
142
72%
57
58
Feb-Aug
fan-July
refunding mtge 4%s 1986
First & refunding mtge 5s 1989
104 'A
83
%
.101% 101%
T973jhne-Dec
4%s'cbnv
Co
mortgage
3 V'hs
85 Aa
97 Aa
Fran
First
110
■84%
46
■
100
71%
June-Dec
1985
103'A
12
™
80%
First mtge S'/ns series series H 1983
100
105%.
345
71%
72%
May-Wow
&
refunding
9 8 Ah
A-.72
May-Wow
refunding 4%s 1987.
refunding 3%s 1988
133
Jan-July
__Jan-July
—April-Oct
Southern Ry first consol gold- 5s 1994
Jan-july
1st mtge coll tr 4%s 1988—
Feb-Auy
Memphis div first gold 5s 19t)6:
Jan-July
New Ori & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-Wow
Southwestern Bell Tell 2%s debs 1985
—April-Oct
•'
85 Va
85%
98%
Gas
First 4%s (Oregon' Lines)
Gold- 4 %s 1969———
-
Surface
1983
106
171
—Jan-July
2%s-4%6'
Southern .Pacific.Co—
79'A
98%
99
.99%
Indiana Ry
102'A
106% 110
-
June-Dec
1982.
refunding 3'As
101 At
104 A4
>95%
wAIan-Jttl^ /
IOIAb
84% .85%
Jan-July
refunding 2:'/4s 1974
First & refunding 2%s 1981
First & refunding 2%s 1978
100%
'
102%
.Southern California Edison Cbrr%3%s convertible debentures 1970—
Stauffer
&
First
110
Mar-Sept
1977
102%
17
102%
102
Feb-Awy
1986
debenfcurea
Southern
..
Co—
Philadelphia Electric CoFirst & refunding 2:l4s 1971
First & refunding 2%s 1967
.First
v
Feb-Aug
4%s series C
■>-!/
--
101'A
11
>■!
85
*87%
f debs 1982—---April-Oct
s
1976.1,.——June-Dec
North Alabama RR 5s 1963—April-Oct
100A4
98%
April
1974
85
*
'
2 %s
100 34
*84%
—
Jan-July.
Eastern Ry income 4s 1990___
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
95
11
101 'A 101%
Jan-July
1983_Feb-A«g
debs
Marchant-^S'As
31
*81
April-Oct
Peoria &
Pere
—
103
95
—
101'A 102'%
1977
debentures
44
*•
86%
76%
•
1023A
91
'
1981—
2'As
105 Ab
*80%
June-Dec
—June-Dec
,
101%
1
*86%
--
79
—
5
95
95
Corp 4%s conv debs
2'As debentures 1965
104
79%
'.=
April-Oct
1905
1068^.
97
78
...-
102 Vb 102 Va
.
''2%S" ^debentures%4985---;
'.2%a debentures1
—2.^.Jan+July
x
Spiegel
4'/as series. A
General
*87%
——
-
■,
—June-Dec
1966
Oil
24
*85%
——
v
Feb-Auy
Light
General
General
3s
:
1964_June-Dec
1979
80 Ab
165
97
3
Feb-Aug
debs
Southern-Natural
100% 102%
Feb-Auy
debentures
88'A
141%
--
79
78
Jan-July
1989
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—^
Pah American World Air ways—
47/«s
236
*96% 100
—
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
debs
debentures
101%
.101% 101A4
r
783A
80 Ab
——
141% 160
157
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1980
4%s
100'A
'104% 105%
105
May-Wow
debentures
103 A4
26
:.
14
102%
;
...
3%s
92
100% 100%
100%
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
1988
Oil
91%
101
10
104% 1047b
101%
1991
4%s
38
101 % 102
104%
April-Oct
1981
.——
87 Va
78 3A
88'A
32
.
.
102 "
April-Oct
debentures
Oil
Union
South &
83 Ai
85
80%
——
*82
1985—..June-Dec
1978
86%
*88'A
debentures
Socony-Vacuunx Oil
"
June-Dec
1986
3'/as
Western
81%
-June-Dec
1993.
debentures
3 'As
Pacific
*
.———June-Dec
1987:
debentures
80%
83%
—June-Dec
1992
GG
67 'A
—
37
67%,
*78'A
—
1971
June-Dec
Co
&
Smith-Corona
82'A
82%
11
*80%
;
June-Dec
199T_.L_
71%
64 Vi
•
—
*88'A
1972
4%s
Co
Skeily; Oil
.79%
83%'
83 34
85
"
1089„^__—June-Dec
1978__
series
23As
debentures
3 'As debentures
314s
series
mtge 4%s series DP 1990
1st & ref 5s
79
'
mtge 5s
71'A
68 Vb
47
66%
*87'A
1989_Jan-July
1977
Sons
&
subord
conv
Sinclair
••
2
•
3 '/4s series CC
71'A
*70
—
66%
1968—June-Dec
1982
Roebuck
.Shell
83%-.
;
aiy4
84%
"
—June-Dec.
mtge 3Aus scrY 1987-June-Dec
1st &
67
69%
33
'•
*85
<
mtge 3%sser W '84—June-Dec
1st & ref
1st & ref
82%
79% %
*82%
70%
4s
1974
subordinated
Shell
'
mtge 3Aas ser Z 1988_June-Dec
1st & rel mtge 4 %s series AA 1986.;.^—June-Dec
ref
'
■
*81 A
.
65
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
5s
77
78%
"
77'A
78 %
*78%
^.-1
'
1983—June-Dec
77 %'
78%
.
■
—
70
71%
—
Mar-Nov
2006
Jan
B
5'As
Co
tService' Pipe Line 3.20s
3
82%
'
June-Dec
'a-
—
70 Vo
70 Vb
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sept
'
refunding
■
*67 Va
__
Seiberling Rubber Co—
89 Ai
90 %
89%
refunding 2%s series P 1981
refunding 27/8s series Q 1980:.
First &
91%
Co—
Sears
88%
90%
89%
June-Dec
refunding 3s series M 1979
111
1989
cons
3Vbs
RR
4%s
89%
*88 Ah
June-Dec
1970
J
1st
97%
97%
*97%
.June-Dec
1971
series
First & refunding 3s series K
First & refunding 3s series L
First
53
120% 127
5s
series I
133
105
England 1st gtd 4s
debentures
3s
Sears
127
120
f
s
Seagram
92%
& Electric Co—
Pacific Gas
91%
123 VB
41
91'A
91%
—
mortgage 3s series B
Seaboard
100 Va
99%
109
118% 120
120%
April-Oct
1978
conv
1
167
111
certificates Nov
RR
4%s
Oxford
'
130
A Jan 2022
A
Ry
Depot
& New
Seaboard
—
118% 119%
*91
100
110
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
91
120
132
126
Scott
■
100% 100%
119%
125%
100
,123
110
1971
ser
series
bond
Union
--
June-Dec
■;:;!
--
85
128
1st gold 5s
certificates
Duluth
Paul
1st
Mar-Sept
1988
;;/■
v
A'
87 Va
87'A
*: 85
*100
—
1982—May-Wow
conv
debs
97 Vb' 100
i.
i'!.
'
80
*
■
51
Jan-July
1980
B
debs
income
5s
Scioto V
__
•J
'-
126% 130%:
130
Mar-Sept
Ry Co—
series A 1997
Second 4s inc
81'A
80 3A
1
*79
.
8
:
;v"!
—
—'
95%
48%
15
Francisco
St
79'A
79'A
—
95%
1977—June-Dec
series J 1969
debs
1977
debentures
1996
Us
Louis-Southwestern
First
87%
7
87%
81:%
conv
conv
Adirond'k
&
gold
Louis-San
1st
74%
78%
78%
—
3'As
5'As
6'As
mortgage 4s
• Second mtge inc 4'/2S
171
74 A«
78%
87
Jan-July
33As
Co
mortgage
1st
102'A
148
76 %
81%
June-Dec
Chemical
Glass
100%
June-Dec
1988
1987
subord debs 1983
conv
Owens-Illinois
*77%
; 98%
Mar-Sept
Saguenay Power 3s series A
St
215
Feb-Aug
1982
mortgage 4%s
155%
87
June-Deo
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Vis 1985
1st
102'A
103 %
101
.
Corp—
1977
Aircraft
St
1975
3%s
Ab
Co—
mortgage 3s 1979
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
1st
96
104 34
St
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
1st
1st mortgage 3
General
Rohr
—
—
148
--
Mar-Sept
First mortgage
—
4
*74%
Electric
&
serial D
Second
101
155
Gas
Royal McBee
*78%
*80%
91%
•
93
91%
104'A
3
91
81%
89
-,.--4'
i*. 34
—
*85
82
79 Vb
96%
'
—'
A
98 Ab
1964
*81%
St
June-Dec
Jan-July
—
mortgage
—
*94
1984—June-Dec
2Ats
1996—.
first
*97%
1
98 Ah
debentures
Steel <■ Corp
4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
(R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973-—-April-Oct
3%s debs—
1975
Richfield Oil Corp—
4%s conv subord debentures 1983
—April-Oct
4V'2s
82
5
79'%
104'A 104'A
—
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
mortgage
1st
79%
90%
81%
51
I"
79
mm
mm
79'/b
1
101% 102'A
102'A
81
TO
49'A
Rochester
JUL
—
159
.
mm
—
*95%
2%s
Oats
——
*103% 105%
mm
*81%
;
*91
Republic
82%
81%
1
T'
■•
-
90%
90%
.
-'■•
—
*81
■
Reynolds
m—m
— —
817/b
*85
'
—w
Rheem ;Manufacturing
Feb-Augr
1991——
1st mortgage 2%s 1977—.
(Wise)
817/b
*79%
June-Dec
1990—
mortgage
^
r
159
..
Reading Co first & ref 3'/8S series D 1995_May-Nov
93%
*81%
■
1974
Feb-Aug
———April-Oct
.——Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jane-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
94 '/a
105 Va
105
M''
—
—
99'A
93%
mmlm
*159
83%
56%
Northern States Power Co—
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s
First mortgage 2%s 1975—
1977
5
•■■^■'■'5
—Jan-July
Quaker
95
92%
83
82
debentures
94%
96%
•
104'A
102%
99
■
1983_April-Ocf
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1975
High
)>•?;
»•••,*.'. :
98%
*106
June-Dec
1972
debentures
4%s
103%
101
101% 102%
debentures
3%s
102%
—
and
3%s
First and refunding mortgage 3%is
102 Aa
103% 103 '/2
*102%
and
First
104
*102
and
First
87%
98%
99%
—
and
Jan. 1
Low
No.
98%
98%
Range Since
Sold
High
94 %
1963—_i_—May-Wop
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968.Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
and
First
91%
883A
*99% 101%
101% 101%
1977
debentures
f
s
First
Bonds
Friday's
v7/V
....
debentures
3s
89
100%
*87%
100
May-Wow
4%s s f debentures 197R
May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1980
May-Wow
5'As s f debentures 1979—
—May-Woo
47as s f debentures 1981
—May-Wow
4%s s f debentures 1981
May-Woo
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
—.——Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047
Jan-July
Coll trust 4s. 1984—
April-Oct
4%s
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3A
92
89
88%
or
Bid & Asked
Low
84
*91%
Sale Price
High,
92
—
*80.
Low
Last
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Jail. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS,.
'
94
*88
gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Range Since
Sold'
High
*92%
f debentures 1974—-——~May-Woo
f debentures 1976—:
May-Wow
s
%s
debentures
f
s
'3 %s
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked'
ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
1974
Mar-Sept
Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973-May-Wow
Northern
.>
8ale Price
ref 4%s series A
and
1st
Last
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
or
Week's Range
Friday:
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
Monday, February 12,1962
...
!v
105'A
122%
128
.J'
,:
—
Continued on
page
Numbet 6133
195...
Volume
(771)
The Commercial, and Financial Chronicle
...
31
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
tbe following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Feb. 5,
In
on
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Feb. 9.
and
Week's
Friday
Low
Par
Acme-Hamilton
'Acme Missiles
\
.
Class
Mfg Corp
& Construction
Products
Wire
Acme
Inc
Alan
4.20%
Steel
Co
Jan
Bourjois Inc
Bowling Corp
13Ya
3
P.000
400
'
/ 1574 Jan
1074 Jan
274- Jan
Brad
13%
Feb
Brazilian
Jan
177«
Feb
Breeze
41/4
4%
-4%
Paper
Rainwear
Ambassador
American
Jan
Britglta
•16%
Jan
1174
Jan
British
American
14%
Feb
Jan
British
16.
1,800
4%
4%
17
3%
1,900
87
88
28%
28%
29%
79%
79%
50
5y«
5%
Jan
4 74
Feb
Jan
88 74
Jan
86
375
87
3,600
Jan
2774
Jan
79-
2,000
7%
88
American
Book
American
Business
American
7%
8%
8%
5%
5%
6
6%
Amer
American
Feb
574
.
Jan
8
American
American
American
Feb
Jan
Brown
8%
13%
131/4
14%
7,900
12%
Jan.
14%
Feb
64
13%
13
14%
2,700
12%
Jan
17 %
Jan
Buell
111-4
10%
11%
3,100
9
Jan
11%
Feb
Bunker
4%
4%
5%
1,600
4%
Feb
6%
Jan
Burma
80%
82%
500
78%
Jan
82%
Feb
55,200
4%
Jan
5
Jan
5%
5%
6
6
5%
674
12
3,300
325
B S
Jan
6
:
„
63%
Jan
65%
14%
3,100
13%.
Feb
16%
6%
5,000
6%
Jan
7%
2%
2%
3%
/ 5,300
2%
Jan
4
2%
Jan
3%
4%
4%
4%
18,500
4%
Jan
42%
1
6
5%
674
1G
15%
16%
Jan
"4%
•
7,700
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50o
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Jan •V3974
14
8%
£1
Manufacturing Co
32 74
13%
Jan
25o
Seal-Kap Corp • of Del—
Thread 3%' preferredWriting Paper—
:
3,900
13T«
Jan
Mills Ltd—
American
Jan
3974
27«
25c
1
Brown Forman Distillers cl A com—30c
Class B common
—30c
4%
100
leg
Co Inc
Company
Jan
•
;
Jan
3374
—•
£1
ord
rets
Instrument
7%
53a
1
American
'Anthony
dep
Amer
8%
1
Inc
774
Jan
3
Ltd—
Co
Petroleum
British
Jan
100
14
£1
£1
*
bearer
rets ord
dep
14,200
20
MARC
Oil
:
rets ord registered
British Columbia
Power
Jan
—
34%
dep
Amer
6% Jan
53,500
4,500
3,500
1
American Israeli Paper
American shares—
Jan
32%
*
3
American-Internatl Aluminum
Jan
674
150
Co
6%
Inc
374
5,000
;
274
8%
Systems Inc
10,900
2%
5%
Co
74
1
1
Electronics
Jan
Jan
82
:
Feb
30%
Jan
574
1,200
77»
81
45
774
3
6%
Petroleums Ltd
Brown
$3.75 pfd-100
Jan
Jan
American Tobacco—
1,800
14
Jan
274
3374
3
3774
.8%
Corp
*'v
39
Jan
6
v
,
3374
39%
5%
Corp
6%
3%
—1
lOo
of America
Oil
Beverage
J
Feb
8%
Inc
Jan
8474
1
10
•
Inc
Corp
3574
;|7074 Jan
50c
Corp
Unlimited
500
774
8%
preferred
38%
3874
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
1
convertible
Jan
—
Brooks
Rubber class A
&
274
Jan
deposit rtcs American shs_
Tire
3,400
474
8674
1
£1%.
274
Jan
14%
lOo
1
2%
674
11
vu
2%
4%- Jan
V—
N
19%
-20c.
8,000
10%
~574
Feb
Feb
7V4
6%
10%
10
17%
4 %
1,100
7,200
7%
~474
1574
1,100
8,700
84%
82
82%
Feb
1774
Assn
1
Light & Pow ord—•
Traction
Corp
High
1174
47a
Brandy Wine Raceway
Feb
13%
Low
8,700
17%
12
12
••4%
Jan
12%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
:1174
474
374
1,200
Shares
1
10o
of America—
Gear Works Inc
Foote
12,200
x
Kunstzide
Aluminum Co
.
274
17%
common
Control Co Inc
Almar
Jan
13%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common
Alsco
2
16%
Inc
Engineering Co
Properties Inc
Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alloys
5,300
12%
Alleghany
Allied
2%
•
Low
i.50
Chemical Co Inc
12%
100
preferred
All-State
5 % %
Borne
2%
1
American
Allied
Jan
11
100
Airlines
Alliance
3
50
preferred
American
Jan
17%
Inc
Southern
Power
Algemene
All
Discount
&
Great
Wood
5 e/c
-
Shoe Stores
Investment
Alaska
274
Sales
for Week
of Prices
•Par
2,500
.
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
8%
10
Agnew Surpass
Alabama
Low
2%
10o
1
1
1
lOo
•
Corp
Dynamics Inc
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
Aerosol Techniques Inc
Alabama
High
every security whether
during the current year.
«
,
Week's
Friday
■
■
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
2
12i/2
2Be
1
Aero-Plow
Aid
•
:/■/;..
Shares
include
to
,
STOCKS
Corp
Co
Plastics
Admiral
2 74
A
A" common
Precision
Acme
*
100
Petroleum Corp class
Aberdeen
2%
intended
is
and
bond in which any dealings have occurred
Sales
of Prices
Sale Prioe
American Stock Exchange
itself
Exchange
or
Range for Week Ending Feb. 9.
for Week
i>: Range
Last
s t o ck s
Stock
stock
874
974
Jan
25
200
15HrJan
9
1,900
774 Jan
4%
10
Jan
Jan
674 Feb
Feb
2% Jan
9
Feb
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Monday, February 12, 1962
.
(772)
32
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended February 9)
of Prices
Sale Price
class B;
17%
Co
Drug
I
100
20%
Jan,
21
Jan'
Garan
7%
1,600
7%
Feb
9%
Jan
11%
4,500
8%
Jan
11%
9,600
4%
.
Jan
y'"Gellman Mfg Co—-1
General
Feb
7
">
Stores Corp common
preferred—
—
Inc
5,700
1%
2%
Jan:
General Development
22,700
37%
Jan
417A
Feb*
General
10'A i
4%
6%
7%
5-
4%
10'A
Feb
Jan
57/4
Day Mines Inc—
—
Dayco Corp class A pref——
D C Transit System inc cl A
Jan
5,700
4%
Feb.
800
15V4
1
400
5
...
,
8 7/8
6%
Electric
Jan
American
4,000
4
Jan
57/a
Jan
Jan
8
10
23
Feb
28
24,800
16
Jan
20%
."
6%
Gasket
Detroit
$4.60
preferred
Jan
13'A
16,300
9%
Jan
.13%
Feb
Giant
11,900
9%
Jan
13'/2
Feb
Giant Yellowknife
Ltd—
Dominion
Harris Co
28 '/a
Jan
29
Jan
127/a
Jan
10%
Jan
1,800
26
Feb
297/2
Jan
10
146
Jan
148«/2
Jan
77/s
Jan
600
77/4
Jan
77/8
Jan
12%
Jan
7%
107/a
12%
9,700
%
%
11,500
7/2
Jan
%
6%
4,200
57/4
Jan
6%
Gordon
Grand
Gray
Mills
5'A
5
4%
10
5%
5,700
4%
Jan
5%
class
class
Co
1,600
4%
Feb
5%
Eastern
Company
Eastern
5%
100
5i3o
Jan
5%
States
700
11 Va
Jan
127%
Jan
2%
3
Jan
5,200
7%
Feb
8%
12%
Feb
14%
7%
14%
23%
25%
700
237/2
Feb
10 %
10%
2,300
10 '/a
Feb
18'A
18%
8,100
17%
Jan
16%
16%
100
15'A
Jan
16%
17%
-
~7%
7%
117/4
18%
Feb
Feb
397/2
Jan
Jan
4,000
77/8
Jan
15,000
377/4
Jan
7%
16%
19%
19%
147/2
300 1
16%
El-Tronics
7
73A
Corp
Emery
Equity
37/,
7%
;
Jan
Corp
3%
Land
Erie
Forge
6%
Ero
&
1st
cum
.
Inc
Esquire
'-■
:•• ••
H & B
American
Esquire
Radio
35
Jan
10'A
Jan
13,500
2,200
30
8 A
27'A
Feb
29%
26 Va
Jan
34
Feb
1,700
14
Feb
17V2
Jan
16%
2"
2'A
2%
23%
23%
24-
•
2
7/s'
167/a
Jan
16%
Jan
15'A
Jan
227A
Jan
;
Jan
2'%
1,000
I7/8
Jan
2'A
Jan
2%
*
40,600
2'A
Jan
2%
Jan
900
Feb:
14%
1,900
13'A
Feb"-
28'%
1,100
27'/«
Jan
8'A
8%
900
8 'A
Jan
7%
77%
7'A
2'A
24,100
47%
5%
114,300
2
4'A
Jan
-
8t/2
7%
8'%
1,700
7%
'
600
3%
4
17,500"
9%
10,
;
1,200
3%
Jan
"47/a
17A
1%
;1%
15 Vo
15'%
15 7/8
"
:
Jan
4%
Jan
1%
Jan.
15'A
4%
Jan
1%
Jan
*16'
Jan
9,900
Jan
5'A : Jhfi
•
Feb
Jan
200
"
.
26 VA
•"
2,600
V 5 Va /
Jan
40'A
Jan
5%
Jan
'
"
2,000
5%
%
Feb
; *
45%
55,100
36'A
Jan
r
Jan
1
Feb
2,200
.%
Jan
-
*
41"
45
IIV2
10%
Feb
600
191/4
Jan:-v
-
20%36%
38'%
40% f
48%- Jan
Feb
31%
100;700
19'A
331/2
»
367%
-
12,400
11%
"10%
'
6%
<
II
6
5%
6'
—
Jan
5
'!•' 10 7/2
Jan*/"/
2,300
4%
4%
-
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
40'A
-j "
2'A
v' ; 8
Jan
9'A
25
47/a
*
'
8'V
•/
Jan
*
t
—
.
Jan
Feb
3%
9"%
_1
8%
Jan
2
5%
"
Jan
Jan
29
'
2'/a
.
Jan
15%
1
*
•
25
23%
131/a
28'7/e
13%
28 %
•
8%
77/8
/
-2,300
'
38% Feh
:
Jan'
•■•23
36%
Feb
46% Jan
<
•',
•
Feb
11%
v;
/;;
•
(Paul)
Hartl'ield
Stores
Hartford
Light
3%
Jan
47/4
Jan
147/4
650
Lithographing
Bishop
Inc
Co
160'A
50
165
20%
3,800
lA
8,500
;
Heller
19%
23%
' "
mm
23%
180
Feb
165
Feb
Jan
Feb
20
1A
22'A
Jan
Jan
1%
20%
Jan
13%
convertible
'5%
.
18%
23%
Jan
Jan
Hoe
6,200
7'A
Jan
lO'/a
Jan
1,700
2,100
7%
Jan
8'A
Jan
4% Jan
3,900
8
Feb
9»A
Jan
Home
Finance
Jan
6%
Jan
Home
Oil
38'A
Jan
Class
Jan
Hormel
8%
5%
2,200
36'A
1,800
32
Hoilinger' Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc__iJ—!
Holophane Co
Jan
Jan
x99% 100'A
270
99%
Feb
4% .4%
1
6%
v;
———.1
1
37A
7,700
3'A
Jan
7y4...
200
6% Jan
6%.,
700
5%
r:
m~jl
Eureka
16
14%
4»A
'
-
A
8%
2,400
: 20d
11%
Feb
72%
737/2
72
Jan-
10V*
V9%
10 7/4
b va
8/u
:
13%
;; .3%
7'A
Jan
400
Horn
Jan
700
11,200
32
•
3
32
12,900
8%
17,900'
9'A~.
—;
Jan
5%
Feb
Hoskins
&
(The)
Jap,
Jan
Jan
Class
Jan
Hudson
Hubbell
10
Jan
13,200
10%
Feb
13'A
'7,500
9'A
Jan
11%
12%
4,800
11%
Jan
14'A
Jan
44
1,900
41 »A
Feb
47 %
Jan
78
Jan
104%
.20
78
Feb
10,500
15%
13
Jan
15%
200
15%
2%
2 7/2
2%
12,500
2'A
6'A
600
11.'A
11'%
3
%
i%
21%
-' 3
7'A
Jan
3,600
21%
Jan
Feb
Feb
9'A
r;
Feb
'
1 Va
1%
21%
22'/a
,
■■
1%
V-
2
1%
1%
.5,900
'A
1
Jah
25'A
2 7/4
/
Jan"
Jan
Jan
Jan
.16%
17%
I6.7/2
Feb
20 Va
377%
38'/2
600'
35'A
Jan
38'A
''157/4
15'%
900
14%
Jan
16 11
Jan
14'A
16%:
"387%
.
147/b
11,600"
12'A
Jan
14'A
Feb
4,100
13%
14%
12,800
11%
Jan
,f357/4
'34'%
357/4
270
33%
Jan
Feb
14'A
•
Feb
35'A
y.
Jan
Feb
170
Jan
157
390
158 Va 170-
170
•
•
100
2.50
300
31'/2
18'/2
42%
Jan
101%
Jan
Feb
71/2
18'A
1734.
18'A
2,500
17%
25 7/4
26%
3,100
24'A
31/2
3*%
: 18,600
3%
Jan
,18 Va
Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
18%
Jan
.257%
5
Inc
Jan
"
9
Jan
-
1,200
33
Jan
17'%
800
8
7%
17%
Jan
Jan
31'A
1,000
42 7/8
31'A
5
397/4
98'
'40%
40%
1
common—
Feb
3%
..
14
Feb
l'A
,
Jan
800
6% Jan
26% Jan
11%
Jan
12%
14'%
Co
Jan
r
Jan.
9,700
-9y4
-
9%
4,700
14"
73'a
9
3%
:
v
i:
Jan"!
22
3,200
1,900
11%
3 '
•"'131/4'
'.
*13%
7.50
Inc class A com—
Jan
3 1/8
Jan
23%
Feb
4
16'A
Jan
'23
Jan
15%
;
•
Jan
14'%
1
Feb
Jan
/. 79
3% Jan
4,200
*15%
1
1
Feb
37%
Jan
3%
4-
•
Hycon Manufacturing. Co
Hydromelals Inc—.
1
Hygrade Food Products
Jan
Jan
101'A
157%
•
B
32'A
130
78
: 147/4
147%
A
Vitamin. Products
11,500
37%
104%
'
l
Motors
35
103
36 7%
103
50c
Baking Co
(Harvey)
12 y8
41 VS.
5
-
Feb
127/4
44
25c
;
common-,
Jan
200
1178
50c
Mfg Co
Electric
5'A
32
Jan
9'A
•
11%
_1
■.
Co
preferred
Howell
Jan
ll'A
Jan
ll'A
Jan.
10%
—
Mines.!
class
Hardart
&
Jan
Jan
Jan
75%
97/8 Jan:
b'/a
"
11
]
A)
Hardart
&
157/4
-
'
4,300
5,100
9
10
Group Inc
Ltd
Co
(Geo
i7y2
^
Feb
14% Jan
-0
"
10%
50o
B
77/2
Jan
4y2
Horn
Jan
5
55%
Jan
12% Jan
>
Jan
24
.
117/8
'
4%.
32
97/4
Corporation Ltd
$1 or 25c
10c
Exquisne Form Industries Inc
.
/
15
13%
15%
■
10c
Feb
eyB
,
52'A
103
Feb
500
7'A
37/.
1
10?
4%
52%
3%
1
18,600
52'A
4%
10c
4,200
2.50
Feb
8.
5
12 y2
25o
com
Hoffman International Corp
Hofmann Industries Inc
;
Feb
Jan
77A
4'A
Feb
12
•
Jan
1
:
A
9%
9%
351/2
11%
10c
(R) & Co Inc common-,
32%
:
5
5y4
12»A
9%;
Jan
:■•; 20'A
Jan
10c
preferred
Jan
Jan
4%
—
203b
'
Supermarkets Inc
Hilton Hotels "warrants"
Jan
9
1,200
31,200
8%
36 Va
iuO
1,500
100
;
Inc
Hill's
27%
9>A
32%
7%
-
4,500
100
-
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Jan
Jan
26,000
pfd
Higbie
10%
9'A
7%
4%
11 'A
24
•
Co 5 %%
&
preferred
Helnierich «Sc Payne Inc
Hercules Galion Products
19'A
28'A
"\'"y
18,000
10%
22%
25c
Corp
(W E)
4%
Feb
500
12%
Heli-Coil
Feb
Jan
Jan
7%
Feb
407/8
Jan:*
17
20'A
10%
23%
*
Jan
53
Feb
6
'
Jan
10c
10c
------
28
„
7,400
207/4
17%
6
5Uo
i
common
new
Kosher Foods Inc
National
Jan
Jan
Jan
5
24'A
i:
175
19%
36%
—^ •
Jan
44'A
7,200
2,300
11%
4,000
20
1-
Mining Co
Helena Rubenstein Inc
5,700
;
12
4'A
40 7/2
.5%-
,;4%
*
Havana
7'A
Jan
1,100
38'%
5%
Jan
13'A
y, :r:
1
Jan
40 7/4
25
Hastings; Mfg CoL-i_>.
Jan
v
3%
10
12 7/a
Jan
'■
/:; •
_1
Inc.--
20,900
Jan
:
i
__1
Harvey's Stores class' A
97/8
.
10,900
4'%
37%
37%
25c
Inc—
Electric
.
.-iJ—4-.—2;
1
Corporation.
Harnischfeger Corp
Jon
J
*
Tv
.
10c
Jail
,
20 Va
(
8%
Electronics
&
Feb
Feb
Jan
900
8 {J
Jan
96%
lylOO-
ouc
«.
Corp
Jan
7%
l'A
30%
—:
>28%
1,400
Hi; -. v«J ')
'"iyjt Sr.
69%
53
20
ll'o
20c
;
Jan
31%
'
8 1*6
.Gulton, Industries- Inci-^;—>38%'/
31
si*
165
'
20%
..
—
Espey Mfg & Electronics
23%
16'/a
"-1
Jan
27%
6%
26
:r.9r>>.
common
7,100
28'%
34
.1'
i
Jan
13'A
46'A
7
26%
1
Steel Corp
preferred
1031/2 Jan
Jany
26'A
.%/
Industries
55
57/8
«■
Manufacturing Co
Feb
.
947/2
28%
*
10c
& Industries-
Western
29%
950
137/8
12'A
12 y2
25C
preferred
101
75
27'%
9c
Corp
1,100.
19,500
4%
13%
50c
common.
10
■
■
7% Feb
i
of America
$2 convertible
/
96
33'
coin—* '-
class A
Harn
Jan
64%
•
pld.
101
X147/8
-
Jan
4
Jan
3V2
30
13%
Ill—1
Freignt Corp
Air
•
957%
28%
1
Jan
137/a
Jan
3%
6%
63
4
1
Empire District Electric 5%
101
34
buo
_
HalLLamp Co-—
Harbor"Plywood Corp--,
500
297/8
—-
wl
Inc
Emerton
Feb
Jan
Jan
1
1
%
Inc
New- common-: w
Class
-
1%
1 ?%' ,Tnn
19%
lOo
20c
—
Industries
American
Gulf &
Feb
3,100
64%
1'
Corp
V"
Jon '
16,300
50c
..Gulf Slates Land
'
Emenee
Jan
227/8
;.l
5
:
Stores
Hardeman
4,600
30
»
Inc
•11%
20'/a
30
Warrants—
Gulf
Jan
3%
3%
3%
53
Specialty Co
& Missile Facilities-
Electronic
Electronic
Electronics Corp
1%
1,000
227/8
16% '
Leases
Jan
19%
•
Jan
12
2,500
4
318
Associates Inc„10c
Research
Electronic
4,500
v
Jan
8
43
Jan
187/2
9,900
13%
127/a
12%
■'f
Communications
1%
12%
'
•
-
100
Electronic
1%
12'/e
Jan
1
Producers common
Freehold
Guerdon
Jan
Jan
16%
177/a
625
43
16
16%
200
Electrographic Corp
Electronic Assistance Corp
Jan
•
1
Dev
and
Jan
Jan
1
Hyaraulics
Grow
Jan
40%
40%
40%
25%
Jan
15
7,300
'
Ltd
Mines
12,200
Feb
1
Products
(The)
,
39%
'
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Elder
14,500
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12'A
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Jan
7 y8
12%
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14
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Grocery
Jan
17,500
4,900
18%
—
preferred series A—.
$6 preferred series
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Griesedieck
Jan
2 >A
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10%
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500
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Greer
Jan
117/B
7%
1
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Eastern
Jan
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6,900
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Western
Jan
2%
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4'A
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137%
1
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3,400 ;
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Feb*;/. !:• 40'A
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7 17
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Feb
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4
Bowling
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Jan
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Jan
5
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Jan
Jan
7%
15
.
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Jan
II %
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Basins
Hazel
Air
Jan
30
—5
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Jewelry
Hebrew
Eastern
5%
2%
12%
Inc
Inc
Rapids VarnishManufacturing Co
Great
Jan
6
10s
—
10,300
12
1
Manufacturing Co
Goodman
Jan
4%
1
Dynalectron Corp—
Dynamics Corp of America
(Adolf)
Gorham
Feb
12
12,900
12
10%
5"
Sulphur & Potash Co—,
Jan
,
8i81:
15%
15
B
Goldfield Consolidated Mines—
Jan
8 Va
147
147
6I/4
1
Co—
—.
Hosiery class B common
Jan
Feb
36*
27%
.
*
*
Systems,
Co
Knitting
Gobel
Jan
11%
26%
41%
Test Corp—
Duro
Duval
10
1,100
4,100
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——*
Duraloy (The)
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Jan
9'A
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Security
Gloray
Jan
97/s
26
16%
1
~2
800
2'A
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Co
Union
Jan
518
Globe
Globe
Jan
10%
Jan
25%
Dunlop Rubber Co Liu—
American dep rets ord reg
Durham
12%
Feb
5»A
12%
Pair-Community Drug
Drug
12
9%
Feb
8%
900
,
9»A
3,800
28%
11%
*
Drilling & Exploration Co
Driver
28%
1,300
9'/a
5%
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Draper
10%
7%
1
--—•—
Jan
300
36' .
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97/4
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A
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Great American Industries Inc
preferred————————^32.50
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Jan
147
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Inc
Dorr-Oliver
Feb
7
26'A
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Co Ltd
&
Tar
Dominion Textile
5%
Feb
9%
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel &
Jan
47/8
11%
Petroleum Ltd
Dominion
Feb
4%
15,700
.
Diversey Corp—
Dixilyn Corp class A conv
Dixon Chemical & Research
Dome
7%
1,600
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5»A
1
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Amer
7,000
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5'A
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1st
Jan
35%
*
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--1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
—-----250
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc 1
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com—10o
1%
7%
47/8
8%
8%
Jan
7%
10 Va
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18%
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13'A
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300
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15
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Feb
Jan
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1,400
N
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6,000
8
8'/2
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Genung's Incorporated
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
23
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Jan
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3
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33%
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Glass Tite Industries Inc
Daryl Industries Inc
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Gilchrist
Daitch
100
1
417/B-
4%
4%
1
14%
337%
•
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1
3%
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17 :
,
Co
Power
14%
1
i
Inc
Gatineau
8%
9%
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common——
B
20%
40%
4%
Crystal Oil & Land Co
1U®
Cuban Tobacco Co
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Cubic Corporation
—
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Feb
"1%
8'A
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Jan
22
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41%
Industries Corp—25c
Central petroleum (Mdt
Crown
16%
Jan
General
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Crown
Feb
7%
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Co
Crowley Milner &
Crown
15%
20%
.10%.
10%
.
—
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High
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&
United Corp
800
7,300
.
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Jan
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Jan
16
22%
20%
22%
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for Week
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Jan
17
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Courtaulds Ltd—
;
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Creole Petroleum
Corp
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Cresmont Consolidated Corp—--1 Crose
17%
Jan
15%
——
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21%
non-voting——
—
Corroon
Low
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. I
voting:—**
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STOCKS
Shares
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Low
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for Week
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Sales
Range
Last
Exchange
American Stock
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
.
Jan
4
10c
2.50
5
11%
11%
13-7/4
9,600
11
24%
24%
257/8
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24
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7'A
7%
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7%
Feb
9
Jan
8 A
14,000
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8%
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Jan
Jan
26
Jan
F
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1:
8
Fairmont
Chemical
Falcon
Seaboaru
6%
5'/2
1.50
9'/8
Fanny
26%
Drilling Co
1%
Candy Shops Inc
Urauiuip Mines Ltd
1
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated
Felmont
Financial
First
class
A
General
Imperial
Jan
Imperial
311
37/8
44,700
12%
13 'A
4,700
11'
Jan
Jan
f 4
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Jan
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Fotochrome
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6
12,200
5%
Jan
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Jan
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
6%
700
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
Indust
18%
17%
18%
14,000
Jan
197/8
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57/a
preferred.
16
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18 %
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Inc
•
13'A
Jan
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Jan
8 »/2
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Feb
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Jan
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11
7%
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Feb
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Jan
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Feb
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
13
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Jan
38
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857/4
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1
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100
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100
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Insurance
Jan
Feb
10%
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Credit
I
Jan
147
2,100
8'A
5%
$
Feb
Jan
225
v
5%
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14%
3
2,700
12%
148
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Feb
28 y8
147
11
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Jan
1,200
14%
148
Inc
18'A
Jan
22,300
1
Company
5%
77/s
12%
'
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—•
Jan
26%
14 %
1
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4%
27/s
2%
28
1
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18'A
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footnotes,
.
Jan
5y.
47 7/2
15'A
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reg
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Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
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47%
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(Canada)-
6'A
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(Geo
dep
Oil
Tobacco
5%
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Enterprises
(The)
Industries—;-
6
27/b
(M H)
Motor
Corp
Cliemical
American
6%
Realty: & Construction
Flying Tiger Line
Fuller
Jan
1%
Magnetics
Imperial
10c
Corp
Sterling Inc
Fischer &
Forest
29%
Jan
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1
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Ford
Jan
1A
3A
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25c
60c convertible
*
26'A
13 Va
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r
Jan
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Jan
9%
10c
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Inc
National
l.V
1%
1
7'A
Jan
1
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Petroleum
Filinways
27
1
Feb
Jan
7'A
3,300
27%
Farmer
Faraday
8%
Jan
4%
3,000
9%
Co
6%
11,500
67/s
9%
4,000
7%
1
Corp
-
5
13,600 ;
2,300 ;•
7%, Jan
Jan
6%
500
1,500
.'
Jan
24
7'A
Jan
22
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17%
Jan
23'A
Jan
3'A
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Feb
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Feb
Jan
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,
29% Feb
Feb
..
24%
v.
.
Feb
'
37,600
i.Va
Jan-
.
,
aa
Jan
■;
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Number 6133
195
Volume
"
.
(773)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended February 9)
•
STOCKS
Last
:
"
Exchange
American Stock
Week's
Friday
v,
for Week
of Prices .y
Sale Price
Par
,
Friday
Sales
Range
•<.
Low
/
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
1
High
Low
-
1
Co
i
-1
Petrochemicals——.1
Co
Construction
Jefierson
Jefferson Lake
Series
.
■'-//: 4li
—
4%-
20 %
•
214
Mt
6%
Jan
Mount
9%
Feb'
415
Feb
Movielab
Jan
Movie
"
Diablo
•;4V4 Feb
•
4%
Jan
2,4
59,500
Feb
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
—ii.—x-
Corp
Kawecki
Chemical
Kawneer
Co
3-
class
class
97%
10
95%
Jan
97%
24
1,400
23 %
Feb
26%
21%
2,100
19%
Jan
21%
47
2,900
45
Jan
49 %
23%
2,000
22
Jan
24%
10%
Jan
11%
12%
Jan
12%
1
118
in
118
5,100
1}J Feb
2 A
Jan
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1:-
1%
3,300
1
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
2%
6,800
2
Jan
2%
Jan
Cobalt Ltd—
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———1
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14%
24 Va
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3
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14
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5,400
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Jan
& Jan
A
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500
6%
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7%
Jan
7%
Feb
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Jan
12%
10%
11%
33%
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Jan
52
14%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
5%
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59%
Jan
9,400
9%
Jan
11%
300
33%
Feb
35
Jan
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6%
Jan
7
Jan
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Jan
;
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Jan
28%
Jan
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Jan
19
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9%
Feb
National
Electric
Jan
24 VB
Jan
National
Equipment
15%
500
15 %
Jan
15%
Jan
27%
28%
22,800
25%
Jan
28%
Feb
National
2%
2%
4,700
2%
Feb
15%
5
;
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2%
3%
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Jan
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Jan
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Silver
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14%
Jan
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4,200
Jan
16%
Jan
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Feb
19%
18%
20
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18%
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22'A
Jan
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4 Va
Feb
Jan
3%
Feb
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13% Jan
16%
11,100
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
1,400
15%
Feb
19
Jan
3,500
16
Feb
17%
Jan
2,500
48%
Jan
51%
Jan
/ 15,100
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Jan
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Jan
20,TOO
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15
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12
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16 Va
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16
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Feb
29%
20
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34%
34%
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34%
1
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11%
13 Va
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Arizona
2
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36%
41
Jan
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Jan
y
Feb
34
2-*s
Jan
Jan
Jan
138
36%
36% Feb
Jan
47
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Jan
12.500
—1
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1%
Jan
Inc
1
9
8%
9%
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Jan
—1.25
3
3
3%
38,400
10,600
3
Feb
33i
Jan
1
5%
5%
800
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
Inc.——2
2%
2%
1,400
2%
Jan
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Jan
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Inc
Southern Railway
&
A
1
Royalties
American
A
A
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Canadian Oils' Ltd——,.—25
Jan
29%
Jan
9%
•
Feb
9%
1%
2
v
Airlines—-—.—_.——1
North Penn RR Co
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%% pfd—TOO f
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
1
Novo Industrial Corp
—1
Nuclear Corp of Amer
(Del)
iOo
Northeast
Jan
27%
•
126
30
1,500
yy y moo
Jan
13% Feb
y
A
North
Jan.;-
y-75'r
Jan
8Va
28
Jan
Jan
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9Vb
Feb
Feb
23
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Jan
1%
36
Jan
1 x '/4
15,600
36 %
32%
129%
36
46
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7,100
8,600
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Haven Clock
Jan
4%
Co
New
6%
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Feb
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Car
Video
Jan
25%
5%
5%
5% '."5%
Union
Jan
18,800
2,100
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1,200
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Feb
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500
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74,000
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Mangel Stores——,
1
-I
.1
MaiislieJd
28 3 V
'
—
Mansfield' Industries
23%
26%
J 23 %
.Micky Trucks Inc .'waiT,ai|ls^.Li..3--.»
MAcke Vending Co class A
££—--il
MAckey Airlines Inc.,
.1
l—33 %c
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc__—lc
Migna Oil; Corporation.—
LC
50c
Maine Public Service
-ft——X—
.7
2,600
21 %
21%
300
20%
Jan
22 Vb
Jan
10%
10%
11%
12,600
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
3,000
/ 4,200
1Q%; 11 .> V V 500
6%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
6%
2%
2%«
,
212
,
2 iV Jan
10 Va
Jan
U%
5
>
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9%. io
.5% i.:
4%
300
9,600
8%
Jan
10
4 Va
Jan
Jan
,
'
"9%
Feb
v2% «Jan
;
5%
:
Jan
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 12, 1962
.
(774)
34
AMERICAN STOCK' EXCHANGE (R ange for Week Ended February 9)
Last
4
Range
,
for Week
Low
Par
Low
:
class
Products
Poloron
A
400
32%
r
15
Jan
Class
16% Jan
27% Jan
8
58,600
5% Jan
2,000
34% Jan
36
5,300
4%,
5%
.
22% Feb
1%
2.900
4%
4%
2,300
11%
11%
4,200
7%
7%
6,300
■
10%
9%
10%
Jan
110
8%
Simmons
Boardman
Jan
24 %
Jan
3,000
>5%
Feb»
6
•
1%
13,500
i7o
41,000
%
31
,
3.IV2 Feb
6%
Jan
3%
3'/a
1,500
22%
1,600
16
29
27
29%
13,300
27
Jan
49
50%:
380
48
.Jan
'.',3 %,■■'" ■
Jan
/ 3% Jan
;
5%
Feb
Sinclair
Feb
*.: '22 %- Feb
Jan
Singer Manufacturirig Co -Ltd—
Jan
Jan
Slick
Jan
Sonotone
0?8
Jan
Feb
South
Coast
South
Penn
10%
•"
17;/:
,
34%
34%
17 Hi
31%
6%- Jan
Jan
Jan.
11%-Jan
18% Jan
14% Jan
4,700
31% Feb
3400
,
9%
9%
9%
,
39
*0%;
Feb
Jan
Jan
2%
■
Feb
2%
1,900
Feb
8%
1,800
16%
16%
900
16%
Feb
9V4 Jan
19% Jan
4.24%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
31% JJ&u
11%
11%
100
11%
Jan
12% Feb
4.08%
cumulative preferred
56%
57
Jan
60
2/if
7
800
~8 %
8%
7%
2,100
3,400
—66%
10c
Ltd——————1
Proctor-Silex Corp
———1
Progress Mfg Co Inc common——1
$1.25 convertible preferred—-—.—20
Prophet (The) Company—
—1
Providence Gas————
•
13%
13%
5%
5 i'u
5%
convertible preference
4.32%
35 ;
34
.
80%
80%
22%
23:%
23
800
22
22%
300
22%
2
17%
Jan
Southern
Southern Materials
Feb
1
Southern Realty & Utilities
—1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp—
1
9%
Jan
9
Jan
Feb
Jan
36
13%
3,400
13%
5%
3.700
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
8
Jan
42%
Jan
Co Inc—
14% Jan
Jan
7%
2,800
15%
15%
3,100
15% Feb
17
Jan
Sperry
Sports
22%
22%
400
2?
Jan
22%
Feb
Stahl-Meyer
24%
23%
24%
800
22%
Jan
25
Jan
Standard
Brands
12%
12%
13
12% Feb
13
Jan
Standard
91
92%
300
87%
Jan
92%
Feb
Standard
71%
72
500
70
Jan
74%
Jan
Standard
22%
23%
21%
Jan
23%
Feb
Standard
18
Jan
21 %
Jan
17%
Jan
Corp
Inc
82
85
27%
•"
Feb
Jan
22%
Feb
24
.,17.. • ' Jan ;
.16% Jan:
•'
.7. 7%
11T«
preferred
23
12,800
20
18%
20%
3,500
18
18
18%
"2,100
19%
Forgings
Metals
13T»
1,800
13J/8
Feb
15 %
Jan
22%
24%
3,000
22%
Feb
28%
Jan
12%
14 VB
38,800
12 %
Jan
14%
Feb
12,500
4%
Feb
13%
13%
4%
4%
5%
3%
4%
4,200
i
28%'
28%
30%
5,400
9%
9%
1,700
23%
24%
13
13 %
800
12%
6,800
44%
Feb
15:%
2,000
12%
6%
Jan
4%
Jan
Co
9%
.
.
Products
Standard Shares
Standard
4
4 ill
1
Corp
4%
Ml
4i3o
4,100
32
600
34
33%
34
*
Stanrock
Feb
4in Jan
34
Jan
SiaT
Feb
Industries
St arret t
Jan
'
8
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*
'650
9%
24%' Jan
5%
30%
29% Feb
28
28%
200
24
Jan
29
35%
36%
17,100
31
Jan
class
17%
2,400
15
18
17%
18%
5,100
,Jan
16% Jan
'"'23 %
22%
23%
2,800
22% Feb
40c
.14:
9%
2,700
10,200"
7% Jan
9% Feb
6%
2,500
5'/2
Jan
6 %
8%
10%
2,300
8
Jan
10%
Feb
li'o
Jan
2%
Jan
10
1
28%
10c
37u
of
Parts
1%
29%
__1
444.—I
;
14%
14%
14%
6%
5%
6%
1,800
Reinsurance
& Co
—
4%
_5C
6%
11%
16 V2
30%
3,500
RicU
Mining Co
Ridgcway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common-
.—50e
1
Technical
Rochester Gas
Rogers
B
common.
Products
Elec 4c/e
Metals
Rodney
Inc
•
61%
Jan-
75 %
11%
Jan
12%
^12%-
Jan
38"
15 W^ Jan
19%
Jan
23%
5%
4,800
4%
Jan
5%
6%
9,100
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
17%
18
10%
13
—'
——
14%
Jan
3%
8
Jan
1,600
8%
Jan
8,400
S_
%
Jan
*
•-8%
6,000
7%
73a
1,200
7 ya
17Tii
1,800
16%
17%
8
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10%
■'
■
■■
i '
-
20
21%
18%
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Rolls Royec Ltd—
Amer tlcj) rets
Roosevelt
Field
11% Jan
V?
■
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ond regis
—
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Inc
4««
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Ross Products Inc
'
1
5
5A
■
■
1,200
9%
4 Hi
14%
16%
.15.
23Ta
6%
3,800
22%
600
4T'2
'■
6,900
Products
Inc
-—-5
-
Eoxbury carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royal School Labs Inc
Royalite Oil
Rusco
&
50c
4%
14%
14%
::
5
6,100
3
Jan
11
r
i
Television
v
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Tcxam
5%- Jan
Feb
•14% Feb
Oil
'lY
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5%
4%--Jan..
7V8
2%
2%
2 Tii
Feb
2%
1,700
26
Feb
11 Ya
29%
9%
8%
8«i,
48 %
46 %
49
2% Jan
25%: Jan.
6,300 *
14,500
30%
-
7% Jan »-<
,
37.
67,300-
Jan
Jan
3
;
2% .Jani
800
•
2% I "2%
■2%
29
Jan
..." 8% Jan
Jan
%
3,300-
Feb
Jan
Jan
10
Feb
49
Jan
Tex.star
Feb
22,900
6%
Jan
7%
Jail
Textron
17,800
3%
Jan
5
Jan
Tliew
3 Ya
3%
700
2 ;
■
Jan
3%
Jan
4
3%
Jan
Tobacco
5,500
24
Jan
5,600
37T4. Feb--
13%
13%
14%
•
11%
11
12
6%
6V2
$4.56
2%
2%'
1
~9%
25c
pfd
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4%
Jan
4%
Jan
16 T'8
Jan
14
^
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-
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2,300
6%
1,200
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1,200
7
Jan
>
Jan
11 4
15,300
Jan
26%
Jan.
-
-1%.
1
6%
6%
8%
-
7,200
7%
1
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9,800
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96%
1%
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50c
9% Feb
2
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10% -Jan-*:
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.
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li'o
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49%
n
50o
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—
13
2,600
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Feb
28
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r.i
56
Jan
3%
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—
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21%
28,800
3,600-
;
>
12%Jan
11%
11
11%
4,800
8
19%
19%
19%
2,100
lOo
10
3%
2To
3%
14,200
13%
Jan
15 %
25o
1
inc
coin
pi-eferred
Inc
Markets
25%
25%
25%
600
25
Feb
26% Jan;
33%
33
37 T«
7,100
33
Feb
38
2^,1
2%
24%
25%
87%
88%
1'
class A
Tlnil'timart Inc
Jan
4
..
6%
Inc.
Co
convortflile
70c
:
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% Jan
6% -Jan
Jan
4%
'
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Thompson-Starrett
3%
•
8
47
Jan>.
46 Va
37ii
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4
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>
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343/8
,
^
6,100.
23%
21 Tii
22%
-
"warrants"
Shovel
41%
-2,000
56
Inc:
Textron Electronics
29,200
7%
.3,400.
-6%
51
5%
Jari
8V«
44%
43%
55%
3T'u
-
Jan'-
-.
42%
:
4%
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L
Jan-
27%
1,500
43%
34
28%
1,300
31
28
—
Light
14%
4% Jari
30%
26
Electronics Inc
Corp
Inc
30
28'%
20o
;
Inc
Power &
Texas
30
28 7«
18%
-
••
.
19%r Jan
Jam-
3% Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
Feb
Trust Co Ltd—
Security
~
St,Lawrence Coj-p Ltd—
Salein-Brosius
San Carlos
5%
series
4%%
—2.50
—
21%
7% :
7%
•
•
500
21%
4% ;
2,500'
:f. .300 :
7%
'4%
4%
*
_16 pesos
r
21
..
preferred.
preferred
preferred
21%
300
18%
19
300
20%
20
Sarcce Petroleums
Ltd
20
50c
;
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)Saxon
25c
•
Paper
Corp
Fisher Co
Gems
:
10%
1
*
Inc
Seaporcel
Metaw
Securities
Corp
Iivc-s
./
1A
Feb
Jan
7%
Jail
Jan
11%
Jan
2.000
8% Feb
7%
4,400
9%
5% Jan
/
:
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*
500
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
Jan
10 %
Feb
67a
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4%
Jan
6%
Jan
3%
:
48,800
,
.
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700
1
4%
4%
20
3,100
33,300
6%
4
.
!
10 Va
9
-
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-
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,,
4% Feb
of
common
,
.
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see
1
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...
■
3;,400
1Q%
11%
22,900
11%
11
•
11%
4QO
6%
7%
26,200
23%
11.600
19%
Jan
26'2
Jail
Unexcelled
30%
8,700
18%
Feb
27%
Jan
Union
41.1 Jan-
5A
1
17%
•
10
26
8
14
18%
42 V2
25%
26%
1812
Feb
22 7«
Jan
Union
Jan
12%
Feb
Union
Gas
Chemical
Investment
5tock
Corp—
2,500
3,600
13nii
6%
6%
1,200
6^8
22%
22%
9»h
9%
23%
22,100
22%
: :
116
116
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10c
page 33.
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if
8%
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8%
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13
400
2,500
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%
118%
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26
i
4%
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12%
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>:■.
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32
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183i
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40
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:
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137 %
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7V2
Feb
21%
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Jan,t.
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6%
28
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17%. Feb'
:
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4
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of
13'
Jan
700
19'
Jan
22%
Feb
100
14%
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15%
Jan
26
Feb
26%
Jan
4
Omaha
9% Jan
10%
Feb
16
Jam
Feb
7
r
25%
J an
Uiiited
United
Aircraft
15
RlCfo
:
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26
26%
"600
Jan
United
Canco
Oil &
Gas
United
Elastic
Corp
new
Jan
United
Foods
Inc—
Ltd
vtc
1.000
13,800
111%
t:..
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.110%
Jan
,98%; ..Jan
95%
Jan
25%! Feb
/,»
Jan
30%
Jan
%
Jan
United Improvement
-5%
5TB
Jan
5%
55r
12,800
5
Jan
5%
Jan
1%
Id
112
43,200
1-
Jan
2
Jan
1
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400
39
common
1
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8
1,200
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regis—^
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42 %
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•" 7%
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;
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7%
Feb
-t,
-
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100
•
6,100
8%
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1.300
8
200
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United Molasses. Co Ltd—>%*. •
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Jan
5%
41%
—
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5%
5%
5%
50c
Products-,
Asbestos Oorp
Jan
14
22%
20
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15%
13%
•
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21%
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•
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13%
:
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Jan
88%
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.
^
700
1,1001,600
••2%
26%
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•
41%
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&
6%
warrants—
Feb
11
'
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5 %- Jan
8,000
4,400>
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6
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86%
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v
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400
4,600
2,000
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Corp
Jan
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16%
17
■/ 6
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578
250
.
10%
9%
-
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~
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v.
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Tri-Continental
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2.000
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Trav-ler Radio Corp
12'
8:%
class
4%
10
Jan
2%
24%
Jan
5
Go
•
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Williams
&
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~_3
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3%
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Jan
4%
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28%
13%
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footnotes,
-
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900
Oil
Lux
1
1
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—;
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18%
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,
5
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100
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22%
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Tower
Town
6%
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—5s
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Feb
9
6%
,
of
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:
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9
4%
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.
1
71:
600
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9
6%
.
1
3
1
;
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*
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Sliipyards Corp
19
4,100
20%
6% "
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Seligman & Latz Inc—
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
-4,,-Atk-
lio
/
18%
18% Jan
.
General-
Servomeehanisms
Jan
21%. Jan
'
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seebtirg (The) Corp
Seeman
r>
6%
8%
21%
Plywood <fe Lumber
:
World Airlines Inc-——
Seaboard
Jan
11
6%
10
:
9
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
3.50
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp—1
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IA
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8
100
2,100
/
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21% Jan
1
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21% Jan
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18%
20
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20%
18%
20
4.40^ scries
Sayrc &
•''l/.Tan:
4% Feb
7% Feb//
Electric Co—•
preferred
scries
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•
Inc
Milling Co I.ld
San Diego Gas &
21%
•
182%
181% 182:%
-■
100
179
'Jarv
=
Jan-.
4% Jan
.Jan
'
1
37%
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63i»
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4
11,900
1
industries
Industries
Terry
Jan
,
41 Yb
-17%
-
Jan
Jan
Feb
24 V\
34-Yb- Feb
36,200
:10o
———
4
Petroleum-—
,
Jan
Feb
Jan
40% Feb
Jan
1,100
83b
Jan
14%
2%
35
!■«
!
1
Teitninal-Hudson
Jan
9%
11% Jan
4%
28
-
3%
'
4%
4%
7%
4
*
•
'
41
C'orp
Engineering
Teuiicy
Jan
18% Jan
15Vi
4%
4 Tii
8%
*
Inc
Inc
Warrants
30%
Jan
3,800
12%o
Teleprompter Coip
Telcregister dorp—
Jan
10,100
■
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10% Jan
•
18,500"
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4%
36%
15'
36
18%
-
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8 Negotiability Impaired
April
•79
♦100
100
•
-
// Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jam 1991
April
First mortgage 3%s series-B-1971.
..jPefc-Nav
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1976
•
Youngstown
W
83%
82%
"
-82
84
89%
96%
97%
82
"
87%
82%
Jan-July
Period
Exchange
Gen mtge 4Vis Inc series A Jan l
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
Wabash RR CoGen mtge 4s Income series-. A Jan, 1091
—•
.
95%
•77%
•82
_Feb-Auy
first
convertible
Wisconsin
102%
90
Fiist lien and ref. mtge -3%s* sei 0 1973_Aprll-Oc<
lse lien & ref 4s series- F1983-.
May-Nov
6s suhnrd Income debs 2908-
RR
First mortgage
90
101%
Wilson
99
April-Ocf
May-Nov
64
par
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
I 1981—June-Dec
1982-
109%
97
83 Ye
-
-91%
99
99 Vi
99 Y*
June-Deo
First and.refund mtge 2%e ser H 1980-— Mar-Sepf
.
135
107
$81
83%
2s 2012—Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974—
2-u
May-Noo
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966—
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Ocf
5%s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s Income debentures 1984
May
Westlnghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
94%
*89%
let- & ref 3s series
1st & ref 27/es series Q
190
120
RECORD (Range for Week Ended February 9)
Warren
89
12
-6
93%-
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
.
High
"
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
170
13
Low
Co—
conv
12
113
$82%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1967
New York Stock
/?
June-Deo
102 %
135
$82%
Jan. 1
>89
.
May-Not)
May -Nov
Aprlt-Oct
May-Nov
1986
■
.
1981
1967—.
4%8 s f debentures
•
1980-
2%s debentures 1976:
debentures
2%s
1980
—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-lVo»
AprlLOcf
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
121
101
Debentures—
stamped. (Plan. A) 2%s 2008:—May-Nou
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s
(issue of May. 1927) 1947
May-Nov
• 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Aprll-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972__
June-Deo
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mar-Sepf
Range Since
Freight Co—
subord
U S- Rubber
.J/,
1978
debentures
f
s
5%s
5s
fund
mtge & coll
4%s
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Jan-July
& coll trust 35/ss 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
mtge
119
6
190
96%
Jan-July
Jan-July
BONDS
Bonds
Low
Period
90
10
:
130
Friday
New York Stock Exchange
87
97 %
90
;
Assn—
1967
B
(Prov)
Week's Range
Friday
,
—
,
107
$93% 100-
June-Dec
Interest
BONDS
953%
87
90
—
value^ a Deferred delivery transaction (not included In year's range), d Ex-Interest.
1 Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-prlncipal.
11 Under-tlie-rule
transaction
(not Included In year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
• Bonds being traded flat.
'
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
,
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive-; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w." with warrants: "x w." without warrants.
123
: 88
310
93
184
96%
Maranhao
*
64
90
123
—
A
4%s series
• Hanover
1951
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1-1997
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A)
Jam 1
Low
No.
63%
"
64
■■■■•$?■„
107
261
$83
Mar-Nov
Jan-July
94%
107% 108%
Peru
Range Since
Soldi
7s
Adjustment
5%s seres
Jan
6%
Bid- & Askedc
Sale Price
Mar-Sep
Jan
Jaw.
Week's Range
Last
89
1976—
6-%
-4
(Germany)
Debt
36% Jam
Jaw.
99
50
102% 102%
Foreign Governments and
German
6%
'
3%- Jan
36
119% 121
June-Dec
Jan
5% Jan
7
__June-Dec
"5% Jan
32*
120
June-Dec
1
Jan
Mar-Nov
May-Noy
.
6% Feb
•
76
$90
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1976
debs
72
69
94%
$94%
$97%
April-Oct
1971
Webb & Knapp Inc
5s
32
__
94%
Muy-Nov
1970
(Calif)
Electric
&
subord
conv
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
1st
94%
Apr-Oct
Gas
76
$99%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Continued from page 30
United Gas Corp 2%s
74%
58
139
Feb
1,700-
"61/2
June-Dec
1978
120
Mar-Sept
Wasatch Corp debs 6s sen- A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
1,9004,900
7%>:
__June-Dec
„
%
5,909
4
,34
5%~
•4
33%
33%
1970
334s
113
126%
Mar-Sepf
2%
ۥ%- Feb
200
6%
Quar-Feb
6s 1978
1973
debs
6s
1970
1969
Assn
6s
1981
Jan
16% Jan
2% Jan
Periodi
A
Authority
Vending
3s
1965
Jan
97%
Jan
13%
200
,
16
Jan
Jan
7,600
19%
16
1998
convertible
Industries
Continental
1964
Corp 6s May 1 1980
1
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
15
13 %
4,200
'A;
35
19%
Interest
6s
131
120
May-Nou
•
Aug 1
2%s series
Chicago Transit
1998
Telereglster
94
-—.2
—
126
125
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
California
Counties
—
Raceway
6s
1967
1986
3,400
'
8%;
—
•
-—
99
128
1984__June-Dec
1985
Southern
55%
95
102
1983
Southern
103
5
293
1985
Jan
Jan
,3
1,000
90
531%
95
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aup
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
M
130
95
April-Oct
24% Jan
18%
l
series
5s
21%
Jan
110
129
1982
20% Feb
900
■
14%
15%
4%s
Jan
Jan
14%
1% Jan
6
107
15
1981
10,700
3%
24 '
8%
15%
Jan
1%
29 %
17% Feb
191%
Jan
11
99
1982
33
7%
97%
24
265
1982
1,300
14%
•
I
19,800
21%
v
II
series
1%
31/4
3%
G
series
4%s
13%
17%
,
series
4 ',4s
28%
1%
28
17%
3%s
Feb
31% Feb
Jan
29% Jan
96
102
1979
Jan
30%
1,700
23%
13%
1%
1
Elee Power 3V4S
Edison
Co
F
131/4
500
V:/
Low
BSE
series
121
6V2
66
547'a
271
E 1978
3s
93
132
Feb-Oct
3s
115
25
Apr-Ocf
April-Ocf
Corp
,
5%
130
1976
1976
22%
600
33
43
1976
1968
Co
94%
90%
...
23
93
Jan-July
1976
4%
3% Jan
Alsco Inc 5%: s Conv suord. debs- 1974-.. __June-Dec
• Amer Steel & Pump 4s Inc debs 1994- —June-Dec
Steel
C
D
Jan
Feb
22%
13%
American Stock Exchan
Bethlehem
series
series
4
:
81%
5
i
1973
3
Friday
Appalachian
'"
1973
B
Yi
77
6
54%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
3%s
Gas
Edison
A
3s
17
71
.
129
1974
S'As
Power
series
2,400
Jan
Water
California
35
15%
April-Oct
April-Oct
1963
debs
debs
3%s series
•
631/2 Jan
7% Feb
Harbor
28
3
7%
115
April-Oct
&
7s
30
BOND S
Boston
Jan
(E W) Ltd—
.
Zion
93%
Southern
95
4
97% 100
135
Safe
79%
118%
6%
93
Ltd—
to
Power
&
Co
subord
conv
Jan
30
Jan
5%
pfd—100
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—
Yonkers- Raceway Inc com
6%
preferred);
Zale* Jewelry Co_
Zapata Qff-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum Corps.
115
190
26,400
—'^-^.—25
LA.
117
April-Oct
3%
36
American dep rets ord regular
preference^
91%
5%s
1977——
:
Jan-July
Realty Equities Corp of NY 7%s wi 1972„Feb-Aug
4% Jan
Jan
American
5%s
Jan
4
'1% Jan
'4%
1
Industries Ltd-
(John)
Water
Rapid
2,900
31%
31%
—100
Newspaper Machine
Wood all Industries Inc
91
41
,
High
ilfay-Nov
1970
3%s series
—•
Light 4 %&
27
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
•
10
85
130
1971
Public Service Electric
54,800
/:
la
Brothers 'Common—u-__
Pwr
3s
Feb
Jan
89%
3V4S
7%
4%
Wood
■'•
Pennsylvania
Jan
62%
3
u.-
preferred—^-.-
Wisconsin
mortgage
6%
4%
Industries;
81%
81%
debs. 1973__Ju»-Dec
1976
5%s
Co
mortgage
Jan
Jan
1-
Oil Corp---.—..1
Williams-McWilliams
>■' 6%
1st
1st
2%
3%
60%
?
35
98
Corp of America 5%s
Petroleum 6%s
Power
104%
3%
3 Ye
(The) Inc.—:
Williams Brothers Co—
5s
extended
Jan
1%-Jan
3'%
——So
Williamhouse
1953
3
;
4
1%
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
1
Whippany Paper Board
100
White Eagle International/inc.
lOo
White Stag Mfg Co_—_L_—
1
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc-^..—1
Wood
;13
Feb
2V2 Jan
8,900
...
3%
—1
-
5%
Jan
2%
'
104%
"
1
—
75%
•
2%
2%
2%
-
Wilson
6%
Ohio
Jan
Feb
5%
71%
Stockholders; Invest Ltd—
River
73%
Jun-Dec
Occidental
Jan
66
1,100
Nuclear
6% Jan
4% Feb
3,500
5%
5V2 Jan
Feb
4
100
51/4
67'%
5%
Western Tablet & StatlonSry
Westmoreland Coal_l
—..20
Westmoreland- Inc.—
—10
Wichita
17%
Jan-July
1984
Corp
IIV4
10c
Wiebolt Stores Inc.:
16%
74
May-Nov
1970
1981
conv.
Hess 5%s
7%
due
4s
7s
10%
67%
-1.25
American dep rets ord shares
34
April-Oct
!
RR
conv.
7%
25o
l:i.
5%s
Research
Low
84%
$5%
National Theatres & TV
-"West Chem ical Products Inc
——50o
West-Texas Utilities 4.40ft-pid
100
Inc
1974
6s
Western
11%
preferred-——10
Instruments Co
1
Inc
&
Stores
National
10%
12,800
'■•n
14%
Development
Jan. 1
No.
79%
Registered
22%
Knapp Inc. common™
lOo
preference—.-----——..*
Western Equities
Western Nuclear
1963
10%
9%
4
Westbury Fashions Inc
Western Development
Co
debs
10%
,4%
-
subord
66
Range Since
Sold
17%
Apr-Oct
-
1,200
.'
Weiman & Company Inc——Wentworth Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gaartfd--
Builders
1981
4,909
9%
series
$6
5%s
Bonds
High
34
May-Nou
10,:<00
11%
conv
Waltham Precision
1993
10%
100
i
B
Construction
&
11%
——
common.
Inc
81
May-Nov
May-Nov
Corp—
1976
-10%
10%
:
Feb-Aup
1993
10%
10%
6%s
Waco
1975
RR—
series
4s
Friday's
Division—
J
Realty
wts
ex
Fotochrome
Jan
N
mortgage
National
6 %s
Western
14%
.1
Wagner Baking common *,
7%
preferred.
&
of-
mortgagees series A
01st
Feb
Jan
6%
25
1st
Feb
debs
10%
10%
Vogt Manufacturlng^ii^s»--^i«.ii?
*
Lack
subord
10%
25o
——
convertible
General
10%
Products—
'4%
-
49%
53,400
33%
Feb
V.,'4
1,300
5,400
9,700
•
or
Bid & Asked
Davega Stores Corp—
Jan
6%
a%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
11V4
•
8
.1
25c
AmericaniUL^'A
4%*
8
33%
Virginia Iron Coal' Ss Coke
Inc
///,; .4
6%
7,800
58%
7
17.70
Victoreea (They Instrument Co—_—l/'
Inc class A—
;
_._25o ,
Vinco Corporation,.—
—-i—i
—_1
VTR
56%
8%
Viewlex
Pood
Jan
1,800
-
Period
High
1,500
/
4%
4-
Venture Capital Corp of America
1
Victor Faint Co...——...
......1
Vita
3%-
8
as«
^
.
^
of
6%.
,71/4.
57V2
10
:
Corp cl.A com.l0o
Corp
Corp
3%
2,300
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Lackawanna
Utah-Idaho. Sugar
Valspar
.'-,.3%
71/4
4%
Universal: Insurance
Universal Marion
Low
•6%
—'
Universal Controls u™
Range Since Jan. 1
.
1955^r^;_l*s_——
Universal
Friday
BONDS
v';"
Shares
High
3%
.
~7%
1
Corp—
1962
Series
3%
(Range for Week Ended February 9)
Sales
Range
Friday
35
the
—
-
•'
by maturity.
$ Companies reported as being In
Bankruptcy
•
Act,
or
Friday's bid and
securities
..
v-.'
Odd lot sale not
range,
-
r
-
Cash sale
-
...
bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
by such companies.
assumed
ask prices; no sales being transacted during
•Bonds selling flat.
e
"
"
♦
V
current week.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, February 12, 1962
...
36;'; (776)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended February 9)
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
Boston Stock
;
Friday
Week's
Sales
*
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
<
'
-
Low
Par
'Par
Range Since Jan. 1
ghares
of prices
g^le pflce
.
STOCKS
Low
High
.»
•
St
*
Agricultural
American
Motors
American
Tel & Tel—
Corp..
'■
..—
-•
1®"
j
*
.
*
"
v
Jan
20
—
52%
53
"■'76%
Jan
58%
Feb
17
Jan
20%
Jan.
190
6%
st preferred class A
preferred class B
cum
6rIo
cum
5%
10®
100
—-——-——
44%
--
Co.
Motor
Corp
Star Cement Corp
4
Electric
Company
Co
(new)
Creek Coal Co common
Island
Kennecott
Copper
--
24%
50'A
5
Pennsylvania RR
—
—
Feb
72%
116%
75%
Feb
55%
32%
85%
23%
2.50
Chemical Co
&
Drug
-1
•
-•
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Company
United Fruit Co
48%
34%
58%
28%
65%
—
—
29%
58%
Machinery Corp com—25
Waldorf
System Inc
-*
Westinghouse Electric Corp
6.25
United Shoe
—
37
11%
Feb
11%
S -Steel
U
:
Woolworth
Last
(F
'y.
Low
Par
•
■
-
Aeronca
1
7
Brewing
.*—
Carey Mfg
r~—
Champion Paper common—
*
—
Burger
Jan
26
51%
Jan
Jan
18%
Feb
American Metal Products—
16% Jan
Alum
Brass
&
46%
Feb
53
Jan
Briggs
4%^ preferred
100
—10
—ii,
Milling ui
Cincinnati
•—
Cincinnati
34%
Feb
41
Jan
Brown-McLaren
56 'A
Jan
62%
Feb
Budd
24%
Jan
30%
Feb
Burroughs
63%
Jan
70%
Jan
Chrysler
8% Jan
9'A
Jan
Consolidated
Feb
39%
Jan
Consumers
Power
Continental
Motors
35%
Company
...
Cohen (Dan)
Crystal
-—*
Co
Jan
57%
Jan
114%
.
...
-
t
•:
Feb
43%
Jan
58
Jan
74%
194
72%
Jan
'
117
X
-
35%
Jan
49%
.
Jan
39%
Jan
90%
XX
Jan
78%
Feb
Feb
653/4
-
Jan
853/4
121%
-
•,
Jan
:
—
.,
__
55%
1%
Graham-Paige
30%
Jan
32%
Jan
114
35%
Jan
37%
Jan
Mfg Co—.—•
—
Hoskins Manufacturing Co
218
43%
Jan
47 Vt
Jan
10
60
88 %
Jan
91%
Jan
Co
Lansing Stamping Co
Leonard
Jan
50%
93
113 %
Jan
7%
Jan
Peb
16 3/4
Feb
173A
Jan
26%
—
Feb
7JA
Feb
8
Jan
l3/8
15%
473/8
410
635
iy4
Jan
1%
Jan
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
-
'■
'
Feb
473/8
Jan
57%
Feb
12
783A
11%
59%
17%
2,915
600
531
2,535
500
liy2
Feb
123/4
Jan
78
Jan
83 Va
Jan
200
406
515
1,786
4
1,424
233/4
Jan
26%
Feb
11,826
100
100
52 V4
Jan
57%
Jan
13A
Jan
2
Jan
2%
Jan
27/a
Jan
350
37/a
Jan
4%
Jan
3%
■
.
3%
10
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
61
Jan
17 Va
Jan
173/4
Jan
Feb
4V2
Jan
,Feb
41
Jan
35%
Jan
38% .Feb
103 y4
Jan
114% .Jan
46
15% Peb
'r>:2%
448
31%
Jan
32%
Jan
--,950
2%
2,900
12%1,035
3iy2
35%
fl- 2%
12
u;;»T27/8
Jan
56 y4
15% fl.5i%L-^:://lQ9i4{i! ,,45% Feb
%_
.-—3
26%
120
Jan
•
2»/2
.10
100
49 y2
__
•—-1
S)
Feb
6%
34%
Jan
363/4
Jan
2%
Jan
23/4
Feb
>.Jan
712%
Feb
4,611
200
24%
Jan
34
'Feb
ll5/s
Feb
12%
3iy2
25%
-
11,
Feb
Jan
(S
Kfesge
—
1
—
Higbie
Feb
Jan
Corp
Chemical
Lakes
16%
Jan
4
4
46
46
38
387/a
1063/4 110
25 % 263/4
557/s 57
1%
1%
-27/a
2%
__
1.66%
1
*
Co
High
Jan
5J/a
7JA
17%
—
General Motors Corp
Brewing
15
830
1,100
545
17 > •
26%
57
26%
Goebel
Low
16y4 ';
6y2
403/a
59%
17%
1
Trailer
Range Since Jan. 1
911
2,093
—
Co
-
Shares
•
;
57%
'
106%
Co".
Sales
for Week
V
l3/8
15%
44y2
56
11%
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Feb
213/4
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58%
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19 y8
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513/a
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Admiral
Corp
66% Feb
71 y4
Jan
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1
Jan
271/8
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Jan
104 J/4
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13
16%
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30
15%
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163A Feb
8
41%
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92
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53
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42
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Bastian-Blessing
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66%
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Armco
963/4
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Apache
Feb
52 JA
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12.50
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Amsted
17%
132%
5
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Republic Steel
Royal Dutch Pet
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Jan
19%
,
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New York Central
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Feb
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Feb
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Jan
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.
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48
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102
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5
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Jan
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26%
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27
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3
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104% 104 %
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14
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10
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Jan
15%
132%
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23 y2
Jan
129 % 133%
16%
33%
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54
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The Commercial
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40%
Jan"
95 Va
....
Jan
26%
13
551/8
Mansville
69%
33 y8
(Un)
Drug
Jan
Jan
27%
Jefferson: Electric
•
—.5
(Un)
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
Rexall
Jan
60
Jan
.
55%-
Johns
Feb
Jan
Feh/
/ 29%
+
55%
Jan
53%
90
.
:
300
t
63% ? 63%
58%
6oy4
Inc
115%
54 * :
102 %
600
26%
•Revlon
Feb
47%
"International Tel & Tel (Un)
v
3,000
f
19%
*,
43%
(Un)
Company
Steel Corp
Republic
Feb
56# Jan
2,300
'V
Feb
43%. Jan
<:
100:
3,400
:
Radio
Raytheon
85% Jan.
%
1071/8 110
107 Va
54%
(Un)
19
42%
Corp— IIII5
Co____—;
Corp of America (Un)
Feb
_International Shoe Co
Paper
-
60%
(Tlie)
Co
Jan
37%
International
i,i 5 ,C "5
~
43%
Oats
Quaker
8% Jan
7% Jan
600
38 %
46%
;
46%
Ltd
International Packers
300-
Gamble JUn >
Company
Oil
Pure
Jan
26%
7 41%
-*
(Un)___
500
93%
43%
(Un)
i
w
Service
Pullman
27% Jan
Jan
J. '
7 :
Chemical.
«fe
Co
,ir
5
19
_•
Pictures
Co
Public
.
Feb
243
Jan
7%
Co—♦
International
Jan
.
37%
*
Jfntprlake Steamship
66%
4,900
—1*
Inland Steel Co
54%
Electric
&
Procter :&
2,070
,
.
'
57%
41%'
,.Huttig .Sash & Door
;
10
Jllinois,' Brick Co.
1U
Illinois Central ;RR^-,—^i.——-—-J* y
(
Feb
25.%
Corporation——————.-1
.sHupp
56%
25%
—1
3
:
l.-r.
—
.1 20
:
.1
—
H)
17% Jan
40
—>
(G) Brewing Co_:
nHolmes
Jan
41%
.25%
Dock—4—-^--*
—-
]
'Peabody Coal Oo—x—.——
50
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light jSc, Coke—
33%c
Pepsi-Cola Co ——_—
33y3c
Pfizer (Charles) ■& Oo (Un
.12.50
Phelps Dodge JCorp (Un
x.
—5
Philip Morris Inc (Un)—
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Jan
102 "
25 y2
14
Werner Corn.
Heller
.
Amer
1,600
1,300
59
103 y« 107
107.
class A———-*
Gulf States Utilities
Hellman
■
71 y«
681/4
236 \ 243
27'A
26%
71
241
Corp.-—1—^-—Ji+8.33y®-.
Oil
39 y2
49% Jan
Greyhound Corp A Uu»———-3,
*
/
Jan
27%
29%
—15
(Parke-Davis & <Go——
Jan
21
Jan
1.000
56%
301/2
Co———6.2S "
-1,.,
Greif Bros Cooperage
17
17%
'
17
10
-Gray- -Drug ^»toies_i
Great Inkes Dredge &
Jan
1
Corp -of America
World Airways (Un)
Paramount
Jan
'
.56%
tV/a
Pan
,57% Jan
,
'
#i:x9%
Co—r
Jan
Jan
132 Vt
113
100
,
91%
5
Cliemical
common
Packaging
34% Feb
600
54
(Un)—
iGoojiyetfr Tire dc Rubber
<W',H> Co
1 Va
6%
53%
•
Jan
Hi/2
Utilities . (Un)_.i—-2.50
City Steel
Jan
64
10%
H'Ml
IGossard
Granite
e. •
Co
Gas
New
27%
Jan
43%
Oil
Pacific
84%-Jan
Feb
47% Jan/
69% Feb
.
.
12
"25% '-,251/8
(Un)
-
45%
38% Jan
.
Jan
24%
5,400
1,266
46%
<-3
-1.66%
Feb
Jan
Feb
2
:
%
6y„
X28%
93%
.3.33
;
Oliu-Mathieson
2—1
—
120
43%
(Un)
17 V*
27%
r5*
Jan
:
IIlO
£.
Co
Co
Jan
.—1.25
Corp—-
(Glen Alden Corp
(Glidden
*
Edison
27%
781/2
.
86%
79%
600
200
%
6%
,-—5;
Co—.*
(Un)
Manufacturing
15% Jan
12%
Inc
———-—
<The> -Co new common.--,
(Gillette
.Oak
Ohio
800
«fe::Electronics Corp____3.33'/a
Tire & Rubber
83!/3C
■General
Feb
Jan "
3,200
Tekx
(Genesco
:
St
Inc—
Public
General
.
14 y2
54%
>
Jan
28%
36%
'
Jan
300
;
84%
■
'
Jan
2,200
Jan
States Power*Co—
16%
-10
General ^Portland Cement——"
(Gen
12%
48%
34 Va
•:
Northwest
27%
—1
General Contract Finance
^General Dynamics
General^ Electric Co (Un)
Geneial Foods Corp—;-—
Motors
91%, Jan
Feb
5
(Minnesota).(Un)—;
Bancorporation
Jan
"Feb
44%
5
Gencra 1 Box Corp
General
50
32
—5
Corp
Natural /Gas
15%
-
Transportation
General Bankshares Corp
General
Car
Illinois -Gas. Go___-—.
Northern
Feb
28%
-92'
5,900
69%
Indiana Public Serv Co-.
'
2,450
51%
American
Northern Pacific Ry
'
Jan
33%
t,
Northern
Jan'
Jan
32%
28%
—u
Northern
58%Feb
Feb
52%
"
—1
Northern
•;
Teh
.
47
.
tvf'
f
24 y2
100
.
'
Gen Amer
••
92
Jan
.
'
44JA Jan
175
45
Feb \
54
-
38
6%
Jan
1
Aviation
28%
.5
Corporation—
w -D
f'
28%
American
North
Jan
Feb
11 %
-
43%
,.
1,204.;
120. i
,
;
Jan
120
5
;<UnU,
North
-
900
-
58%
26 Va
Jan
49%" Jan: *
'
__5
Fruehauf Trailer Co—
Jan 1
:
10*
•
Feb
RR
Jan
Jan
4%
45%
84
.5
& Mfg-^_
Central
York
New
,
j
Co (Un)
(Un)
Lead ^Co
National: Tile
Feb.
i
Gypsum
•
National
Feb
36
Jan
24
150 T;
National
.
Jan
17%
22%
30%. Jan
2,200 "
2,300 '
46
—2
Foremost Dairies Inc--—
F
^
57%
'•
49%
'
:
20 y2
700
Feb
59%
.
Jan
15%
•"2,200
13% •14%
-5
Tire #c Rubber (Un)—:
Wi^onsih Bankshai'es^i-.i.
56% Feb
;
1,400
:
26
■;
7. 92
Co_—- —
._5
Du Pont
CE 1) de Nemours (Un»
—I
Eastern Air "Lines Inc.— -—-i
.10
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
:—
—3
El Paso Natural Gas———
1
Wi_
Emerson
Electric MIg new coin
-5
Emerson Radio & Phono (Un)
_1
Fairbanks
Whitney" Corp—
_1
Fairchild Carhera ac Instrument J.
Falstaff Brewing C6rp —
First
1,100
,
Jan
National Cash Register (Un).
National Distillers <te Chem t(Un).
25 y2
42 Va
35%
340
2,600
%
61 %
^
>
39 y4v Jan
6%
6%
Muter
<
$
High
Jan
50%
5
Feb
•
Since Jan. 1
Low
36%
700
37%
l_. _50c
5
Jan
^
771 Range
■
6%
I~3
(The) Co 50c conv pfd
Company
!
400
32%
Inc
Vernon
>•'.-.
48%
6%
1
52%
Jan
24
Mt
Jan
*
50
III*
(Un)
Chemical
r
38%
36%
*
Co
Co
i'28%
.
69%' Feb
: -
400
58 Va
Jan
Chemical
Motorola
f: Feb
41
43%
-
Jan i-'i
-/i
43
20
^
<
Jan
Jan
24%
*
-1,500
-
17%;:*
441/2
-20
Firestone
-
Jan
39
350
28 y2
Tr
36%
*
800
49%
r
38 V2
900
1,600
43%
44%
„1
Manufacturing Co———
v
77
41%
41
1%
Shares
High
37%
*
Montgomery Ward & Co
<55
45
Un)——12.nO
Chemical
Jan
58
:
57%
-281/ai 7 27%
Curtiss-Wright' Corp .(Un)———1
Dow
42y2
26
56%
1
Continental Cil ol Uelaware--—-i----5
Controls »Co of America
5:
Corn jProduhtg Cd
—7
1"
Crowell-Colher .Publishing—.—-——-1
Dodge
~
(Un)
—
Monsanto
25%
•45%
Power. Co
———_
Container Corp of.An:enca7->^-----;o 7
Continental Can Cb CUn)——
1-10
Continental Insurance :Co_,
.----—» •/-
Company——
Edison* Co- (Un)
Jan
*
Co_'—1—«-———lb
A-
42 y2
22:7 22%
33% 36
26
Consumer^
Detroit
Jan
III/4,. S 10% .11%'
Products CorD—
—— Cleveland -Cliffs Iron common———-1
X-4%',6 preferred -—-100 ;
Coleman Co .'incl——-—o.v
Colgate-Palmolive Co
~t7Colorado Fuel <te Iron Corp
,
-5
Columbia Gas System tUiih—-—~7nT/
Commonwealth Edison com_
12 At
Consolidated "(Foods (Uu)—„
_l.33V»
Deere
40 Va
61%
'■
.
•'•
Crucible .Steel of Aitier '
400
900
:
-
Electric—
Corp
42%
17 1/8
Isand & Pacific Ry*—;
& -So •BencU-r12.50
Motors
Monroe
4: 571/8
58'/a
City
Continental
Jan
24%
Chicago "South -Shore
Cities Service
Modine Manufacturing
26
..611/4
Ry ( Unjn——-2o
& Pac.——*
& Northwestern Ry com——•
series A preferred———:
—
Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati Gas &
Feb
Jan
27
28 y2
Chicago
Chicago Rock
Jan
24 y4
v
49%
aT■^
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic
Jan
iy2
225
*
42%-
-----i-----,..
Chemetron' Corp'
15%
9,600
■;v 40
common—-----1
Champliiy Oil <7 Rer
Fuel
River
Low
—10
1%
17%
41 >/a
—
(Un)—
Central & South. West Corp _——2.50
Certain-teed Products -(Un)_
.
1
of America
Corp
Gelanese
Mississippi
Feb
17%
•
Par
V-
High
-
> 251/2
41%
,,
-
Low
1I96
25
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
16%
*
Hi
:
Canadian
for Week
STOCKS
High
Low
Par
Calumet
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Sales
Range
Week's
Last
Sale Price
i'
•
Week's
; ;Last
66%
68
2,100
15
99
61% Jan
Feb
15% Feb
15 %
73%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
Monday, February 12, 1962
.
.
.
(778)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended February 9)
Friday
•P'.,^,pP:''.;'-i,.
Stock Exchange
listed exclusively on the Pacific C°as) Stock Exchange.
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Pacific Coast
Stocks
Price Range on
not
This list does
v:
PP
Week's
Range-
-
Last- /
Sale Trice
S T O C K S
:
-y
Low
Par
Duquesne
P—
307b
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh^.—5
:
5
Duquesne Light Co
other Exchanges.
pp Sales
for Week
High
TT/y
p';P
107b
31
10%
307a
> Range Sim r Jan.
^ Shares
of Prices
:
107b Feb
Jan
29%
625
487
.
IT
High
Low
10
Jan
317b Jan
437a Jan
4774 Jan
25
'
CKS"
s TO
"
Sale Price
>:/:P':T;''
'P-
-
Last'P
■
^
"
'Par ;vT:;;T'Pp;;
25%
(Un)—25
American Factors Ltd
(Un)—i—10
Black Mammoth Consolidated Min—5c
Corp pfd
Cement
American
;
2lc
Brewer (G> & Co_44_-w—43%
Broadway-Hale Stores
——5
44 /s
Buttes Gns & Oil
—i—•
;. 7%;'
—
Ink
California
—5.50
10
•
4
Co—^___
Cooke Inc
Castle &
Fields Co (Un)
Domlncuez Oil
Products
Electrical
Corp
Emporium Capwell
__
25
Jade Oil
>85
—10
10c
Matson Navigation Co (Un)_—*
Meier & Frank Co Inc
10
Merchants Petroleum Co
25c
Monolith Portland Cement com (Un)_*
Preferred
(Un) _______———10
Nordon Corp Ltd
1
Norris
Co
Oil
Invest common
preferred
6T«
43%
Feb
47%
Jan
5%
Jan
.7%
Feb
450
21%
Jan
23%
Jan
6%
.
25%
46%
55c
T-
6
22
1,400
45
Feb
50c
2.60
2.70
22C
4%
48c
51c
16%
1.85
27%
32
26T«
2.30
2.45
Jan
88
69e
23
Jan
16%
Jan
2.10
27%
12%
on
Jan
Feb
32
Jan
26%
Jan
26% Feb
Jan
1.75
Jan
29
Feb
70c
Jan
1.50
Feb
1 :
Feb
2.75
6%
i/r
6%
6%
8,100
5%
17%
17%
11,700
14%
Jan
19
17%
Jan
19%
Southern
C'al
Oil & Gas
Trico
Union
Sugar
pfd series
Co
Gas
31%
common
3%
3%
-5
17%
17%
17%
3%
3%
Feb.
Life
Coast
West
5
6/P--
Feb.
7-
16%
Jan
17%
4%
1
-
700
4%
Jan
%
1,100
%
Jan
35
400
34%
4%
4%
4%
21,900
68%
68'a
300
15c
16c
6.000
Friday
m
Sale Price
Par
Jan
Jan
4
6%
.
American
Stores
Arundel
Corp
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
98%
33%
132%
•
4.33
—
___
Electric
337b
48
Research
Corp
16%
5c
;
Ealdwin-Lima-IIamiiton
Baltimore Transit
Budd
13
70
Jan
Grade
Grade
Rails
78.31'
78.48
78.62
Rails
82.17
82.13
82.01
82.25
82.30
124.94
149.67
125.51
125.76
126.10
126.50
149.60
149.74
149.53
Compiled
Electric
Fair
Ford
10
Battery
General
Acceptance
Corp common
30%
51%
55%
323
35%
37%
1,381
2,221
102% Jan
12%
3Mi
__
*
__
567b
_1.66%
1
'
5.12%
series
B
22%
preferred.;
25
$1.41 2nd preferred-^
_—-.24.50
International
Lehigh
Resistance
n
'
Nation■
SffJ^Uf°wP\7~"T———25c
m! !!! fit
.National Mtge frWflSb'n8ton
& Investment—
5%
non-cumulative
10
preferred
J7
8
B
7r7"'T7';
b
£
2,196
35% Jan
16% Jan
48% Jan
974 Jan
31% Jan
«7% Feb
60
246
285
100
93 Feb
15ye Jan
59% Jan
9Ve Jan
190 192 P
7%
714
11
1,600
190 Feb
7ya Jan
37% 41%
6.005
2,219
272
300
7V4 v.7%-
—
—
40%
71
41
21%
* £ 51
•«
—
5
.
—
1
C4% 6674
9%
9%
66%
40%
21%
H501/4
17%
63
72%
41% ~
21%
17%
83%
&.
76
—
__
12
8
8
WashinSSn rX rff*"
—13.50
WoodwSri A- T^thrn common
*
woodward
Lothrop commo«
lo
684
3,435
175
5334
75% 76%
38% 39%
70
70
357
234
100
'■
—
High
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
107b Jan
33% Jan
& Jan
46% Jan
93 Feb
41% Jan
.
Low
,
Range
16% Jan
66% Feb
10y8 Feb
P 192
8
for 3961 <P
144.09
Dec
8
106.57
Jan
3
„
138.5
129.0
+2.5
+3.0
134.5
131.5
132.0
126.2
+1.9
+4.2
110.9
180.3
175.0,
105.9
:
—
P____
107.4
179.6
170.0
105.1
+3.3
+ 0.4
+ 2.9
+0.8
111.0
190.8
193.0
106.4
—
-
Change
Jan. 26,'62
-
r
.
Transactions at the New
:
138.9
133.7
43
York Stock Exchange
U. S.
Total
No. of
and Mlscel,
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Bond
Bonds
Bonds,
Bonds
Bonds
Mon.
Tues.
Feb. 6
Wed.
Feb. 7
Thurs.
Feb. 8
3,652,510
4,139,810
302,000
5,811,000
148,000
5,599,000
3,365,020
169.000
18,853,855
Feb, 9
Fri.
Total
5,788.000
249.000
5,451,000
5,313,000
$27,463,000
$1,307,000
3,811,300
.
5,482,000
$28,770,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 9
Week Ended Feb. 9
of
<"*
f:
U.
Bonds—.(
Government—
S.
International
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Bank—
27,463,000
$1,127,000
34,318.000
166,697,000
$8,696,100
193,892,000
$28,770,000
Jan
$35,445,000
$175,262,000
$202,588,10°
$1,307,000
Transactions at the American
72% Jan
43% Jan
21% Feb
$8,565,000
17% Feb
657b Jan
P
8% Jan
79% Jan
41
Jan
70
Feb
Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
533/4 Feb
'
P
.
Stocks
;
u
.
,
(No. of
;
''
•
.
1
Feb. 5
Mon.
Feb. 6_
Tues.
?,
Feb. 7
:
-
Feb. 8___:
Feb. 9___
•
__j._
1
•
Domestic
Shares)
1,347,755
1,258,410
'
Bonds
$206,000
227,000
1,677,085'
-1,463.015
1,311,520
241,000
-390.000
236,000
7.057,785 -:
.-
;
$1,300,000
P
,P
P...
.
Par
Allegheny
1
Apollo
£
tudlum Steel
Industries t inc
^
Armstrong Cork Co__
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
For
46
Low
"
footnotes,
see page
"10
43.
High
Bonds—
43 %
Jan
48
Feb
14%
Jan
17%
Feb
69%
36% .-P"-
28
2874
Jan
70%
Jan
Share's
'»
U_'__
3
9
20
35% Feb
39%
29
Jan
:
Jan
Total
___!-
1
-
7,057,785
.
-P'-v. ■ -■
>$1,300,000
P'i'.; >
6,000
50,000
Jan
277b
•
Government—
Foreign. Corpprate
1962
P
P.': .P;:-:
Foreign
62.7b
of
Domestic
50
'
P
' ; ' p.p </• '■
.P.
Stocks—Number
27
48
35%
System. J'!
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
PIG1 fev 17%
-69%
Cc
Gas
Low
Shares
•
P
'c
-
$1,356,000
.
Bonds
Sales
..
$219,000
$13,000
236,000
8,000-
$1,000
3.000
2,000
3,000
247,000
'
418.000
26,000
236,000
;
$1,356,000
$50,000
P $6,000
1961 . • •
8,420,405
P":;-"
. "
*$911,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 9
.
$992,000"'-
1961
43,158,415
1962
;
42,298,713 t
-
44.000
1": 37,000
pi
Bond
Corporate
Bonds
_
Total
Foreign
Foreign
Gov't 1
"
Week Ended Feb. 9
for Week
Range
A
w—_
Sales
Week's
of Prices
"V:,T
vv-v.A^
*
•Foreign. -——J———
Railroad and Industrial
Total
P
1961
126,893,580
107,946,567
23,272,220
18,853,855
Shares—.
1962
1961
1962
Stocks—Number
Sales
$6,090,000
$439,000
$5,651,000
5,486,000
5,562,000
3,885,215
Feb. 5
Int'l
Railroad
.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
,
144.4
132.5
'83.3
Shares
Stocks.
Fri.
STOCKS
-
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Wed.
■-
Low
" ; 118.3
v
113.0
117.0
109.2
97;8
High
146.5
136.0
Feb. 2,'62
v
p
—1961-1962—
Percent
1957-59=100
;
^P.;
:
Goods
Non-Durable
"
:
132.9 •
T
Feb
Jan
36%
62%
3974
19%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
50
Jan
167b Jan
60% Jan
77b Jan
74
Jan
357b Jan
Jan
66y2
Jam 2 '
the closing: prices of 300 common
for the composite and by major
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Goods
Thurs.
•
84.67
137.15 Jan 10
________
140.93
140.59
Transportation
Utility:
Trade; Finanoe- and Services
Mining
—
36%
38%
18%
55
Jan
33
930
44
93
15% 15%
_
3'60
Durable
40% Jan
38% Feb
471
93
65<«
10c
£o p.;~-
200
1,632
3,207
31
62..
8,315
36%
Low
141.9
Composite
i.
Manufacturing
67b Feb
8% Feb
170
67b
-
141.09
Feb. 9—4
•
Feb
70
Jan
367b
18%
507b
103(1 10%
32% 33
43
—
•
~2,50
Feb. 7--—
ip;
1.41.50
High
140.42
industry groups
33% Jan
30% Jan
60
381/4 38%
—
——•
fiSn ofi ri
C Service
kiTr'-r";;;;*;";
ThfflLm p L v ii f, 011
nnSfr!,.?
dee
„
3131%
—
~25
comra°h—1
Feb."6
for the current year.
30% Jan
28% Jan
897b Jan
7%;
10
——50'
Poblfp |pi?f£ SnTTrr'P
1
ReadSi? On rrSS? & Gas COm 50
*
Smith
25% Feb
26% Jan
7974 Jan
32%
'Pro
louthefsS
25:i» 265r
1'510
263» 271.967
83% 84%
574
67b
84.62
PrP Range for 1963
P
140.70
32% Jan
6% Feb
28% Feb
~
n
Smithtrunn
28% Jau
5% Jan
24% Jan
20
84.57
SEC Index of Stock Prices
22% Feb
3074 Feb
644
3614
34%
36%
35%
1717%
__
507b
n-
Sw
22% Feb
29% Jan
31
84.53
The SEC index of stock * prices based on
stocks for the week ending Feb. 2, 1962,
** Jan
30
70
84.51
Jan
208
250
70
78.80
ties
85.86
85.83
85.88
85.90
85.90
14% Jan
».»%*»
50.
.
78.56
;
Bonds
57% Jan
327b
--
«
Bitter
26%
-
674
287b
_
Pph
er common
52% Jan
6;960
30%
—
pplin svlL
C?x3rPr————3
i,"" ? !8118 2
& cW^,e1' 50,nmon—
kI !?a SoVer & Llght
*
PcnnlpJ n?,?«r ^r,r~r
~
50
ppnS
Inc
5
PMlr rkh h1r
1
25c
Ph
tin
^ S?
f°« conlraon
•
Fotmuac Elpctrir
n
-——10
,
41% Feb
39% Jan
22% Feb '
12% Jan
602
26
50
Jan
--
1
16%c
t
14%
261/4
263"
®4%
1
t
40% Jan
116% Jan
Jan
6%
26%
327b
*
—•—1
iio!!?,011**
J«
iJnrii*
aP
SSSLm S° I?5~T—
22%
30%
56%
12%
__
10c
Valley RR
Vending.class A
Macke
22%
3074
1,348.
41%
24%
13
57%
aw.
41%
23%
13
243.94
Closing
P
34% Jan
35% Feb
106% 110%
12%
12%
35%
106%
1
preferred
General
467
790
600
80
commoir-_i.-___50c
convertible voting
Motors Corn
60c
1,739
1,745
417
2,690
1
i
(Julius)
9%
10%
12
2
Stores
Dairies
Garfinckel
535
53%
31
5
Motor Co
Foremost
17%
10%
12
12
53%
243.63
40
Utili-
High
>
47
Jan
49% Jan
28 PS Jan p.
32% Jan
14% Jan PP 17% Feb
9
Jan
9% Jan
13% Jan ,
15% Feb
106
Feb
115% Jan
49
Jan
58
Feb
10 p Feb
TP 11% Jan
12
Feb
12% Jan
49% Jan
53% Jan
297b Jan
31% Jan
47% Jan
55% Feb
50%
30%
__
Light —_i_>_I__6.75 TP
Duquesne Light _—___
{
_
;5
Pood
16
15%
110
5474 57%
241.48
242.39
Total
10
:
National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
by
Feb. 5-
30% Jan
99% Jan
136% Jan
33% Jan
55%
1
_
class A com___20c
Delaware Power &
Storage
431
741
9
25
r.
C Transit System
34%
48%
15
108
trigls
91.71 '
91.69
91.78
91.78
91.69
Stocks
241.38
listed
10
Second
Indus-
Wed.
Low
High
337b
47%
30%
9%
and bonds
& Co.
65
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
27% Jan
88% Jan
124% Feb
15%
110
P 56%
i
1.80
;
Jan
—-Bonds—
•
"
'•
ties
Thurs. Feb. 8—____'
1
619
6,554
5
—
-1—
397-4
(35 Stocks)
Jar.
Fri.
.294
Jan
Over-the-Cdtinter Industrial Stock Averages
Sales
31%.
3774
*:
-3111,367
65
Jan
18c
Jan
59
12c
287b 28%
91% 98%
124% 133%
1
Co-
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp__
Curtis Publishing Co
D
P
1
Co
Tel & Tel
American
__
3.7
- - --
First
Jan
for Week
of Prices
Low
_10
Wood Steel common
Alan
Week's ''"
Range
Last
35%
Feb
averages
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Jan
10
Tues.
-
297b
are
6.55;
*The
Date
,
Jail
Total
Mon.
r
Feb
257b
complied dally by;using- the following divisors: Industrials, 3.09: Rails, 5.34;
stocks, 15.75.
for the 15 utility stocks and for the 65-stock composite average give effect
to
both Pacific Gas & Electric Co. and
Southern Californi^/Eclison Co. distributions of two
additional
shares of common stock for each share held,
ine two stock splits changed the
divisor for the 15 utilities to 6.55 from 7.53 and for that for the 65 stocks to 15.75 from 16.26.
Averages
Utilities,
Jan
4%
34%
16c
—
Jan
37
4%
35
__._5
317b
Jan
_1
(Un)
Jan
Jan
5%
4%
(Uni
22%
31 %
Jan
Jan
3
1
Explorat'on_— _10c
Oil
Basin
Williston
coin
—PP.
Feb."8__-P
Jan
-8V2
...
Insurance
4%
"• T.
'
149.83
706.55
706.14
710.39
715.73
716.82
2„
Feb.
Feb,
Feb
Feb
%
_
—
Co.
Petroleum
Westates
1.95
31%
3%
2,500
-
Feb
Jail
Utili-
roads
'trials
Date
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.75
30
200
_
__
Equipment
500
_50c
Co_
Preferred
Warrants
900
3%
United Industrial Corp common-
Victor
2,400
67h
57b Jan
2074
15 "
Rail-
Indus-
Feb
2,000
1.95
31%
19
1.95
__1
A_ __25
19%
1.85
31%
19%
_25c
Co
36% Feb
PJaii
35
10
Jan
Oil
Stocks
'
20
30
Feb
67b
Ranch
vP+'P'T^-——:
'
.:
Jan
J an
2.30
17%
Rice
Feb
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
__1
Rhodes Western
6574
32 %
the daily closing averages of representative stocks
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by- Dow-Jones
Jan
2.40
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
28%- -29
29 •
3774
Feb
12% Feb
1,900
22% '
317b-
Jan
5%
32% oan
Below are
Jan
Jan
Development—337bc
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (Un)
1
Oil & Gas
Pacific
6%
__
Feb
10% Jan
••
" Jan
60% ,Ten
294
189
149
/ 1
36%
67b
3674
6 ;
22%
317a
__
.->—10
6.25
Westinghouse Air Brake—.—
Westinghouse..Elec Corp
Jan
Jan
55c
30
Rockwelk-Standai'd Corp
5
& Bolt Corp of America
i.
Engineering & Foundry Co-_;___5 •
Vanadium Alloys Steeli—
5
Jan
27% Jan
450
26%
4%
Jan
1.k5
6,300
T2%,
United
Jan
p5
Jan
Jan
30c
Jan
16%
64,200
64%
.
38%
9%
10% 10>« pr Pl3* "-•F
- 5V4
1,552
62% Wi"
2801
32%; 3274
82 '
70c/ Jan
Jan
-
,5ya
•,
Jan
28
Feb
37%
-
Jan
60c
300
24
Jan
17%
650
65c
1.75
31%
32
12%
52C
—
Screw
Jan
•••::
82
10
1.65
4%
1.90
2.70
:
39c
1,700
o
60c
P
'
;v
Jan
Jan
4%
200
:P25% V
;
200
400
Jan
Jan
'Jan
-4
21c
200
12%
63c
P
29,000
23
27%
__
Jan
75c
14%
1.60
-
200
86 i
85
49%
.
2.00
2,600
3,000
3,500
15,400
5,500
25c
4%
Feb
:
12% Jan
3,500
PP
4%
Jan
Jan
300
1.75
6%
Jan
,■
Jan
25%
Jan
2,800
14%
1.60
49%
.43% Feb
3,400
1,300
45
1.85
25
———
2,700
16%
1.85
Jan
88,500
23
48c
'23
1
1
—
American
North
(Un)-'
Oil Co
J M & M
Jan
50%
,
:7%
4
4
•
1.65
29c
.Feb
21c
22%
•
21%
14
147b
Jan
Jan
44%
43%
5%
Feb
43% Feb
"
Leslie Salt Co_____
M
•400
.
25%
33%
32.,
19,000
44
45
2.70
23c
50CT pr 47b
Co
25c
55C
,4
1
—10c
(Un)
Imperial Western
Oil
Holly
32%
21c
23%
46
10
Co
200.
32%
43% >
*
1
—10
Natoo Cori)
—;—
5
Pittsburgh Brewing -Co xommon-.—1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass-uP-P-_^—^>10
Plymouth Oil Corp
—
6
Co—;
(Joseph)
Home
43% 46V* •
25%" 26% T P
60c
60c
38% 38% P
46V4-
■
McKinney Manufacturing
Mountain Fuel Supply—:
High
.
,
22% Jan
800
25%
-
44
7-
class A
—1
General Exploration Co of California—1
Gladden Products Corp
—
1
Good Humor Co of California
10c
24%
Low
Refractories—A_7%
Walker
Harbison
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
'P'
1
for Week
Range
of Prices
6%
443b
Ltd
Oil Co
Exeter
Sales
Week's
Friday
V
.
$4,680,000
442,000
271,000
$7,569,000 P
$5,393,000
" $7,313,000
•
■
114,000
142,000
,,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6133
195
Volume
(779)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Arc
Week's
.Sales
Range
for Week
Sale Price
& Paper
Power
•
^——25
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
/-"Class A-
Aluminium
Ltd-
41%
25%
Jan
28%-
Atlas Steels Ltd
;
of
Provinciale
Banque
(Canada)
Class
Bell
Power
&
Bowater
Corp 5%
Bowater
Brazilian
British
pfd
Light
Traction
Power
&
Bank Note Co_
Amer
American
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
British
British
Ltd
6%
Mills
class
B
30
Preferred
Iron
Malting
Steamship
5'Z
71%
79
6.95
57%
57%
Aviation
Breweries
3.20
3.45
8,260
60
60
25
36 %
35%
12%
Canadian
15%
16%
British
54%
54%
Canadian
Canner
Canadian
Celanese
class.A—
14%
2.70
2.70
series
$1.75
:
Canadian Fairbanks
-Class
B
£
Canadian
Husky
Canadian
-
31
Imperial'BK 01
Canadian
Industries
589
77
61
Canadian
Oil
Canadian
Companies
Vickprs
36
6%
7%
14%
14%
;___
—
—
69%
67%
14%/
£1:
—
:
Combined
Enterprises
;
Consolidated Mining As Smelting
525
Crush
Zellerbach
,.
class
A
452
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
& Steel
Du
Eddy
5%
5%
850
5%
Jan
6%
31%
31
31%
26%
_25
26%
26 %
13%
10
13 W
12%
22 %
•
*
15%
22%
•
4.60
4;50
.
Feb
Jan.*
7,373 *
••-«•..-
?
u28
23% v
7,260
21%
Jan
25
385
27%
30
9%
415
82
25
82
%
,
Heating
125
22
Jan
8
Jan
8%
48%
47%
49%
6,860
44%:
Jan
48%
13%
13%
14%
ii,425
13%
Feb
15%
24%
267ii
25,430
24
26%
Prod
3%
Jan
4
18%
Jan
19
1,669
82
820
al5
30
10%
1,100
62
17%
16%
17 %
4,065
26
23%
26
55%
56
455
30 %
2,958
29%
—
Lakes Paper
Handy Andy Co
Great
Warrants
_———£
Farms
1
28
Jan
30%
Jan
54%
16%
22%
8
16%,
2,760
■:
25
4.00
20
Jan
ll--,
-rU-T
26
23
900
Jan
3.50
35
35%
2,045
102 102%
240
102
1
u37
a38
210
30
%
60%
60%
194
59%
17
21%
13%
13%
150
Nickel
of
preferred
l_
*
—3
For
footnotes,
Ltd
NOTE:
the
All
/ V'- Z:Z Z
Z:
Z:
•-
V
39
43 7 «
483'(j
3,190
43
48%
Feb
15%
—
.
395
......
110
1AV„
1b34
1,352
17%
18
.300
11% Jan
•21
Jan
Jan
Feb
7%
Feb
*
56%
750
Z 25
33
34
4,490
•—
48 %
48 %
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
14%
Feb
Jan
59 Va
Jan
60
Feb
22%
Feb
Jan
Jan
48 Va
Jan
Jan
36
Jan
Jan
32
22
Feb
19%
20 Va
Jan
18%
;;
Jan
2.90 Jan
23%
Jan
20%
18%
970
34
Jan
7 Va
2.50 Jan
:
5.571
*
Feb
1.85
14
54%
4,385
22:%
Jan
27%
Jan
7%
300
2.70
Feb
14
100
23%
Jan
1.80
3,400
Shown
Are
in
'-V'/
Ltd...
50
Jan
1
*
5
1
Z 10
Ltd "A"—1
Co
Gold
Ltd
16
Jan
88c
Feb
1.00
Jan
9c
Feb
10c
Jan
4,500
2%c Jan
4%c
2.70 Jan
3.45
7c
I,000
8c
37.200
6%c Jan
8 Vac
17,000
7%c Jan
10c
Jan
2.25
45,500
8%C
2.05
43c
.;-• -
•
•
(
15
9.60
.
3c
7
8c
%c
p
47c
14,346
3,818;
/
10
4,925
Jan
9%
Jan
1.65
Jan
7%
Bonnets
Ltd—.
Corp
Raceway
Copper
Ltd———,—£
60c
Jan
15
'Jan
15%
Jan
910
Jan
10
Feb
Jan
11c
Jan
12c
3c
Jan
3Vac Feb
8c
26,800
1,000
Jan
8%c Jan
-6c
Jan
1,000
45c
Jan
50c
Jan.
100
12%
Jan
13 Va
Jan
12%
Jan
13
Feb
20c
Jail
25c
ja.11
Feb
15
Jan
6c
7c
Hill
.
Preferred
'
Canadian
". "a,
'%
Canadian
Canadian
•
Mines
13V4
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Canalask
13c
Feb
16c
Jan
22c
30c
614,250
14c
Jan
30c
Feb
3,000
55c
Feb
58c
Jan
16%
Feb
16%
Feb
8c
Feb
12c
26
4.10
200
8c
12c
10,000
23%
26
2,660
20%
Jan
2 %c
2%c
500
2%c
Feb
6.50
6.60
2,600
B__*
Ltd——
class
12c
25
1
1
—
6.60
Ltd
Inv
&
Paper
Silica
Inv
Corp Ltd
:
Nickel Mines Ltd—
Ltd
see page 43.
1
f
Jan
83c
Jan
Feb
4.35 Feb
6 Va
83c
Jan
Jan
1,250
6,100
4.25
Jan
12%
1.13
*
Ltd—*
_•
1.
——1
12%
Feb
5%
83c
12%
12 Va
100
joia
Fob
1.12
1.15
3,000
40
40%
50
40
Feb
41
Jan
39%
41
35
39%
Feb
41
Jan
39%
1.20
1.20
1.20
—
£_
16c
7%
100
1.06
300
93c
18,700
13c
ale
13c
16c
a-
1.20 Feb
7Vb
7 c
ale
1.63
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jank
Jan
Jan
1.20 Feb
a
5
7.300
7%
1.06
14
1.20 Feb
500
1.35
1.20
5.25 Feb
1.12 Feb
a83% a83Va
1.25
"
Ca'norama Explorations
4.35
700
5.25
pfd_*
Ltd
200
6
Feb
6 60 Feb
5.10
.
*
Ltd
Trust
Refineries
225
4.35
Feb
Jan
83c
Ltd—10c
Oils
Feb
12 Vb
Jan
5.25
1
10c
new. coin—*
12
12
5%
4.35
com_3
4c
(>.50 Feb
4.35
;
B—1
Ltd——1
Ltd
Homestead;
5.00
Feb
55c
Investments
Power
13
16%
Resources Ltd
Oils
Inter
600
1,000
55c
Petroleum
Kodiaic
14
13c
16%
cl
Dredge & Dock Co. Ltd_—*
Ltd—
£_1
Gen
920
Jan
4.10
__
Canadian ^General-Electric
«
II,000
—
Ltd
;Canadian^.Dyno .Mines
.v;
,50
22c
:—_1
—i
Canadian Delhi
al3
8c
13
*
Tungsten Mines Ltd_—1
Edmonton Corp Ltd_
•
Uranium
13 Va
23c
Packers
Jan
Jan
1
Corp
Ltd
2.25
40c
13c
u_
—
Gas
Jan
4.10
—1
Inc
——
&
Jan
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58
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100
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22
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51%
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325
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78
78 %
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Canada
46
Jan
50%
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70%
70%
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10
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Calgary Power common
$1.30
30
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25
10
1
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23
Jan
165
50%
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Jan
48%
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Low
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Low
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Shares
of Prices
Par
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for Week
Range
MacKinnon
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Power
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Jan
23
180
53
50%
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27%
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14,643
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50
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Paper
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Jan
45
25
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Jan
420
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Feb
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13 %
47%
49
—
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100
45
10
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Nova
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6,436
29
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10
Montreal
of
51 Va
28%
25
25
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800
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49 Vb
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23%
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6%'e
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Jan
4%
Asbestos Corp
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24%
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105
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43%
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$1.40
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24%
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Expressed in Canadian
39
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1.06
Jan
Jan
Feb
3%c Jan
16c
Jan
,
40
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
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Mines
Car bee
Quebec
Gas
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Co
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David
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Engineering
Oilcloth
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.
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500
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77c
22,200
53c
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87c
26 y2
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Jan
26 %
12 %c
Feb
12%c
Jan
29c
2,525
23 %c 27 Vic
18,500
1.75
9%c
9'/2C
10c
7,500
62
63 %
1,450
62
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32c
Jan
43c
Jan
7c
19c
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Jan
Jan
39c
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B
;
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10C
5,000
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Jan
12c
1.20
900
1.13
22%c23%C
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22%
Feb
26
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45
250
39
Jan
45
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23 %
100
23%
Feb'
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1.28
Jan
18
19%
900
17%
Jan
19 %
Massval
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1.75
1,100
1.25
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1.75
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6c
1,000
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Jan
8c
5.50
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3
52
Feb
52%
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95c
95c
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93c
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1.74
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3.65
3.50
3.70
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36c
37c
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Jan
9%
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Jan
1.00
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75c
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1
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;
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American
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550
4.90
1.02
1.06
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1
25 %c
14%
92C
26c
9,865
14%
10%
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Anglo
Jan
28
Jan
AnslI
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a24
Feb
12
Jan
6
Jan
Arjon
1.53
Jan
Asamera
Jan
Jan
f
Feb
4.90
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Jan
50c
8
3%
300
5,000
1.19
1.17
1.19
1,000
3.70
3.70
4.20
1,125
3.05
3.10
1,300
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12c
4,000
5c
5'/2C
76%
76%
115
14c
59,700
17,500
5c
Jan
8c
Quebec Power Co Ltd
com
Ltd
Feb
Jan
9
Jan
Aunor
Feb
2.75
1.36
4.30
5c
3.20
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5>/2c
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Bankeno
Feb
Bankfield
3C
14c
Feb
1,000
5c
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7, mo
47c
4c
30c
6c
Feb
53c
Pitt
Gold
Pitt
Co
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Co
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Porcupine
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non
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class
3y2c
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36
3.25
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2.20
2.06
Crest
Ruby
Gold
Foo's
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Lawrence
Lawrence
Diversified
Shop
Save (1957)
Siscalta
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Sobey's
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Gold
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Jan
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,
600
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48
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40
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75 y4
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74%
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5,200
2.06
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7.40
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1.30
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1.50
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preferred
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83
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126
1.65
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31c
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1,400
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common
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56c
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1,500
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Spartan Air Services
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6.50
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Jan
57c
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25
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40c
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50,385
48c
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2nd
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Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Lithium Corp
l
Quebec
5%%
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47
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17#
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50
•
-
■
"
Jan ;'
2.26
.
Jan
-
1,535
6c:;? 8c
46c >
1.90
.
5
Feb
pfd 50
pfd
Ltd
•
'
,
2.00
:
Y27c
Jan
A 23
69
Feb
Jan
45c
-
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12,463
;;
13c 18 %c
.
Jan
••
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7c
12
9c
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23
rr
(49y4
Jl7rt
17C'.'17C
:
2.30
8%
»t,;i
7c
•:
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5,500
8%c
28c
1
Ltd.
Provo
Quebec
1
A
part 2nd
Mills
I
Ltd
Mines
Power Corp of Can
Premier
|
48%
17c
'
2
_
Ltd
Jan
21%
47% Jan
1,575
28% " 29
90c
:
L
class
3,u»u'
a6.00
1.25
common
Mining Corp
Jail
108
Feb
7.50
23,255
52
;
Mines—
8c
5c ■-Jan
Oil
t
•
2.60
22%'
1
36
2.75 Jan
Phillips
3.00
2.40
."! 48%':;
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3.25
6.10
9%c
2.75
27 V2C 27%c
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2.53
*
7c
•
9*024
53%.
y =,
3.00
6.10
51 y4
19
1,622
.51
-
34%
45c
7.95
49%
27%c
1
Wire
preferred
Jan
66,500
1,100
Pennbec
Jan
Jart
->17%
-
'
9,000
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd
5 Yo
Banff
940,200
1
.
Jan
1,100
■
Jan
Feb
16c
6c
3.25
..
7.75
53 y4
Mines..
Bailey Selburn Oil, &
76 y2
30c
•
Gold
Jan
3.50
■„
106%
499
"
51%;
Nickel—
Electric.—.
Jan
5«/2c
Ltd
Jan
25
' 66
w
51 Vb
40c
•
Autofab Ltd
10c
5c
Ltd
14%
^
Jan
Jan
Feb
66
53%:
—
-•
Gold
72
3 %c
47c 48 %c
Auto
.
Jan
3.30
Stores
2.00
38%
110
Feb
14 %c
Gc
47c
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.50
Mines
Jan
"
Jan
*
Feb
Jan
11c
'
Steels
ey4
5%c
Service
Jan in-
108 y4
8,086
22%
50
Standard
Ruffner
Aumaque
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—1
Paudash
10
.50
—r—
Arcadia
Atlin
Feb
Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Pacific Atlantic Candn Investm't Co
1
Paul
1.85
34%. Jan
48
66
P
—
Atlas
Feb
8y2
3c
1
14,420
.466
,
I
Atlantic- Acceptance common-.
Atlantic Coast Copper
1.50
14e
1
Ltd—.
18,005
-i
Feb
Jan
1.30
Jan v.
Jail f
2y2c:
—
Warrants
55%
3c
•
Ltd
1.10
20%
i.
common——
Associated
,
Jan
3.70
-
Oil
Jan
97c
warrants
preferred
Jan
28c
1
2.15
36%
Jan
2.85
Jan
1
3,637
.
109 109y2
22%
100
——
preferred
Gold Mines.—
7
1
Metals Ltd
1.25
2.55
1,971
.
•
A
$2.GO
•
75c
50c
l
Mines
Associated
•
Jan
50'/4
1
class
Ashdown Hardware class B_^_.
Feb
•
■
Nickel
$2.50
'r
Jata
14%
1
Explorers
51%
45
Jan
•
Opemisca
Opemlska
Argus Corp
13%
70
•
i.
Vending Co Ltd
*
Petroleum Corp Ltd
25c
Industries
Jan
Jan
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
11945)
11c
Feb
14,430
ubulskl
•
Feb
12,692
Northwest
Area
1.00
217,525
Northern
Feb
25 y4
8y2
lie
15%
25 %c
1.50
13c
Feb
Jan
7%
76 Vb
Arcadia
Jan
1.22
1
Feb
Jan
53%
3.05
27%
70c
8%
♦
Feb
23%
1.48
Rare
8,020
40c
1
■
^
Imperial
1st pfd class B
.
,
Mines
Rouyn
Feb
20c
55%
American
2.70
4 %c
,
4,565
•
Mines
24%
44,700
•
North
Jan
4Cc
42%c42%c
1
Feb
15c
•-
•
Ltd
4c
7,250
15'A 1
•
47c
Anglo H11 ronian
33,400
AAA 970
Pleasant
Mines
Jan
42 y2 c
Anglo Canadian pulp & Paper pfd__50
76c
4,000
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Ltd
37c
36
1.90
Jan
10
-
149,310
'
1.00'
22c 25'/2c
14%
-
"416
■
5.00
1.06
.v
Mount
Amulet
Jan
1,500
620
lo
Jan
6c*: Jan
6c
Mines
Jan
1.07
1.85
...
lOo
10
15%
1,325
55%
West
Jan
18%
: 107 107 >/2
•: 19 19%
;
20o
1
17c
27
210
15%
4.90
Santiago Mines Ltd
5.95
Feb
Jan
,19%
1
;
Jan
23% Jan
-
1,700
,5
5c
Nocana
Feb
15%
4c
^
....
t?:. i
Jan
26
1,100
1
New
Jan
80c
1.15
2,00.
5.50
Feb
13c
;
Jan
551
36 y4
1
9%
80
10
New
Jan
3,820
2.60
7.80
9.00
1,655
10 V*
5
i
Anchor Petroleiuns
51%
Formaque Mines Ltd
10 %c
Feb
15c
-
13,202
4c
1.25
.
50
Pete..
Mines
Jan
9%
10
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd 10
New Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd__l
24
105
Jan
16
.
....25
2:
Controls..
4c
27%
a7c
Leduc
Lead
Feb
•
New
Jan
,.Jan :=•
10c
84c
4c
5
28%
.'
pfd
5,500
16c
48%
Ltd—
< 5.80
80c
2.70
...—
4%
3c
Corporation
Minerals
5.50
'
Feb
7.60
20
Jan
Ltd,-!,.
■
Co
4% %
3,000
4C
Moore
Native
2,366
102
'
•
National
22%
120
64,350
15%:
•
2.75
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
11%
10%
Automatic
i
•
Aluminum
15%
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
National
380
105
38c 38y2c
16
10c
Aluminium
673
51%
Ltd
24
*
10c 12 %C
80c
warrants
Feb
1,300
9%
23%
Bldg
Roxana, Minerals
Jan
1,075
—•
Mines
Jan
•
Jan
20
•
_
13%
-
6%
7.50
—5
1
Feb
Jan
Jan
5
—
5V2c
Feb
9%
3,760
15%
Paper Co
Jan
.
43 V'2
.
12 y4
5.80
•
10%
4c
11%
9%
27
Mining Corp Ltd
Mines Ltd
;High
25c
Jan
5,017
100
Jan
6'/a
300
___•
& Ontario
38%
12c 12 %c
.10
9.50 Jan
4,000
7.00
11%
3.40
1,800
19%
1
4.30 Feb
425
10
4c ! 5 Vic
25c
Island
22,723
/
Jan
13 %
103
^^.100
Alminex
Mid-Chibougamau
Minnesota
:
Low
12c
;
13%
23%
.Algomar Centrai common———u—10
Preferred
L'.
:
50
a52
Warrants
Merrill
Range Since Jan. 1
16,298
10c
Pacific 60ns
Feb
—1
preferred
Chipman
Shares
16c
25%
;<:15%
Alberta
45
—I
Mercury
Dollars
Jan
f
:
—
'.'\.Va •>'
24%
.
common
•
1.740
•
Natural Gas
Feb
com
v
•
25
1
common.
Alberta
44
Ltd
"
:i3y4 :
warrants
A
200
1
Limited
A
A'
High
13c
1
_—
piejferretl
45
27%
Mines
Gold
Class B preferred.
Jan
*
Distilleries
Yellowknife
Class
Feb
—2.50
Mclntyre-Porcupine
A Jan
40
24%
1
Class A
44
Ltd
Jan
1'lcT Jan
" •40 A Jan
24%
1
Alberta Gas Trunk
Feb
1.60
6c
*
Mills
Leaf
Jan
73c
'
7c A Jan ".
20
40% : 43%
: 43%.
Warfants—..—...
Jan
Jan
V
13c'
•
Voting trust—"-—1-—
Jan
40
Canadian
of Prices
*
Shoe—
Alberta Distillers
Jan
19%
50
—
Jan
7c
Exchange
in
Low
1
'
Explorations
Anthes
Class
Jan
'
1
MacLaren Power # Paper
Jan
'8.90 Jap
:
Sales
:—.—100
—
Mines
Surpass
Akaitclio
Feb
23 '/i
~(Wafter
Ltd
Feb
10%
Agnew
44
'*»»''■
:
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Lowney
'//A
for Week
•
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Agnico Mines Ltd
26,580
class A
•>' ."."'A.
a38
Range
♦
Advocate Mines Ltd
5.20
"A"_
Companies Ltd
25c
27
Feb
8.55
A
4.50
Mines
3c
65c
10,700
Week's
25
common—
Gas & Oil
Acme
Jan
Feb
27
3%c
1.65
5
Jan
1.90
>..>
•
Expressed
•
—
Uranium
•
Lamontagne Ltd class A_
Lingside Copper Mining Co T.(d
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd—
Loblaw
Jan
—'
Preferred
Feb
—
Inc
Class
Feb
Feb
Are
:
__
Atlantic Sugar
Acadia
4.95
-i
(Alfred)
p. Preferred
Feb
4c
1
Corp class A
a38
A
V-14,100
Last
Ltd_
Mines
Acadia
7,500
Shown
Abitibi Power & Paper common.——^
Jan
15,500
.
Dufault
Abacus
—•
Ltd
71b
A':
Sale Price
Jan
7c
Labrador Acceptance
Lambert
4c
6c
40c
1.12
2.50
—
14c
.
Jan
8.30 Jan
/11,000
7c; '9%c-.
Par
.
•
Ltd
*
A' A 140 !-'■
Friday
a__
—
5c
11,400
——-I
Oil
Ltd
S T O CK S
Jan
38c
,TtS%CA'
Lake
Jam
39c
Mines
Manufacturing Co
Prices
Jan
7C
Kon.tjki-Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd———1
Laduboro
Jan
a—
33c
Addison Gold
11c
39c
37c
———*
Class B warrants^—xk——ccua-— i»i,
—-i
'
Kelly Douglas class A————* :fii)4i%ct
Kerr
25
1,000
Corp
69c
.-A;.: 7c.'
Toronto Stock
Feb
68 y4
Feb
4c
4,500
9.00
Keely-Frontler Mines
Feb
Jan
> '■A 3.05 Jan
/Jan
1.70
-
1.30
A y' >1538' Jan
i
Jan
4V2c
Feb
2%c
10,500
4ya
al65
2%c
9.00
Ltd
Mines
Iso
3J/2«
4%
al65
1
preferred-
8c
>
300
8.49
.
5c
f."
71c
+.——
Ltd
Jan
1.89
Feb
9%c
62%
27%
Jan
4c
500
convertible
6%
Ltd—
Co
Feb
12y„c 12 %c
25c
27
common
14,700
'
4%c
,V'
—
Feb
22c
25%
12 %c
•27
Ltd
Corp__
Mines
Feb
.27
Foundation
Invest
F eb
Feb'
30
30
:.
1,400 A'" A 2.85 Feb
>
11.70
8.40
Feb
305
Feb
26
3c
Ltd
Oil
:.
Feb
150
26
16c
International Ceramic Mining
International Helium Ltd
Mining
Feb
57c
1,500
Ltd
Ltd—
Mines
Jan
8c
21,750
Can Ltd
'14%
"T*
v
:
a
-
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
45c
40
3.00
9y2c i.
9c
.
1.70
Jan
Jan
5.75
Feb
71c
Jan
--15%
.
' >>
Feb
25%
1,845
%
Jan
3C
500
62,800
30c
5%c Jan
3.8O
Jan
5.40
A! 1,000
"
14%.-/ A
2.85
4
9c
Feb
100
22 %c
'.r
3.00
'
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—
14 Va
Jan
/ 15%c
" :
-
Feb
'
50
5,500
10c
39
14% A .14%
Ltd_
Associates
Ltd
30
•
■
>1.05
Jan
Jan
Jan
24c
Chemical
Woods
46c
Jan
75c
Hastings Mining & Develop,
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
5
Horner Ltd
(Frank W)
class A_
•
Hubbard
Felt Co Ltd A preferred—*
Inland
Westvllle
Jan
3%c
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas
Westburne
Jan
Feb
'
Mines & Metals Ltd—I
Uran
Jan
13c
12 y8
Age Mines Ltd....
Golden
35c
20
1
—1
,
V-
Jan
Vic Jan
3.50
:•
615
25% % 30
-i.30
-
Elec_i—-———-—1
Hout
Der
Weedon
10c 10 %c
3%C
A
.30 ,;
.
Jan"
4
11,200
•
-5.75-
Jan
lOVic
>
715
•
8.25
A 1.75
14%
19c
•
5,000
,
-15-
5.50
1.20
Properties
*--
14%
Si
——
Feb
1.30
50c
16c
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
Amulet
47
3%c
Ltd
"Jan
Waite
100
24c
—
Mines
8,200
..15,000 A
3%c
Ventures
Oil
Mines
Geco
Vauze
90c
26
1
—*
Ltd
Mines
Bay Copper
Futurity Oils Ltd
Fundy
Gaspe
Ltd
Minerals
Reliance
Fort
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Jan
53c
•
*
—
Van
Jan
a50
40c
•
1
-t
Ltd
Canada
of
Jan
5c
70c
40c
1
(1945)
Mines
Fontana
Ford
Towns
a50
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc————1
Ltd—
Mining & Exploration Inc
United
22
Jan
1,000
Mines
Jan,
44
:
Jan
4>/2C
Nickel
Principal
'■■
.3.80
Jan
Jan
14
•'
42,500
*
High
7.50
1.73
A
\
'
2,650
4%C
Falconbridge
Jan
Feb
United
10c
■
Corp class A—_r——.—•
L: Class B I—'——
Jan
3.50
5.50 'p
'.United
Feb
Jan.
5c
:
14:%..
-
——
7c
12 '/n
40c
Ltd
1.50
Jan
39%
3.50
A
'
500
118,300
14c
4 Vic
.
3,900
A*
375
12c
5c
i,
Line——_
Pipe
3c
Feb
4c
c
Oil
5c
v
28c
13c.
Corp
Asbestos
24c
A
5
24c A'
;
-
Freezers. Ltd———
Mountain
14%
——
lie
Jan
1.00
.
i
100
Mines Ltd
United
21 y4
1.80
Metal
Trans
Jan
Jan
i2%c
5,077
1.80
Fab
Jan
2.71
Jan
3%c
—
1
Ltd
Mines
Sullivan
5c
Feb
20%
12 %c
Dumont Nickel Corp——-f
East
Jan
■:5c
400
l-.l- 2
4c
Trans
1.73
14-»/2
Low
8.00
l.>3
-14%
.
Ltd
Canada
Feb
:—
Lid-—
Exploration
8.15
4c
4,800
7c
Mines
Tib
.
High
7.70
1.73
Ltd
Mines
Lake
Tazin
Jan
Low
7.70.";
Ltd
Ltd
Petroleum
Tache
Feb'
35
Jan
2.00
J 5,300
17 c
Feb
7.00
12,500 >
„
Feb
34
1.30
:
.—*
Weld
Drum
5c
40y«''41%
21%
Ltd
& Lineleum Co Ltd •
Leaseholds
Dominion
lie
;
•
4c
50
•
1
*
•
1
*
Dominion Explorers Ltd
34,250
al.05
5
*
A
8.15
a2'/2
1
Ltd
125
Feb
17c
1,000
35
6c
-1-
Ltd
Mines
Dome
Dominion
Jan
11%
350
17c
4c
Ltd-1
Ltd
Mines
12%
11%
9%c
41%
Limitee warrants
Dolsan
Supertest
7,000
*
class
Jan
17,795
75c
Limitee
12c
2.43
:—
Frere
&
Jan
4'/2C
■
Denault
10c
2.15
}
Corp
2,200
10c
10 %c
1
common
Petroleum
Dalfen's
Sullivan
4VaC
*
Copper Rand Chib Mines LtdCopperstream Mines Ltd——
Couvrette & Provost class A
Crusade
Jan
2.20
*
Consolidated Paper Corp
Cons
29c
7.50
8.15
1
Ltd
Yellowknife Mines
Jan
11%
11%
Cadillac Mines Ltd
1
Div Standard Sec "A**—•
Central
Cons
18c
34
Cleveland Cooper Corp:
Consolidated
20,500
25c
17c
Lake Mines Ltd—
Chipman
Steep
10c
—1
Exnlorations Lid
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Castle Oil & Gas Ltd
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A
Central Del Rio Oils Ltd
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
Cliemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chibougamau Copper Cbrp
Cartier Quebec
4V2c Jan
6,500
19c
19c
1
Par
Iron Mines Ltd
Consolidated Mines
Rock
Jan
3c
Monday, February 12, 1962
>
(Range for Week Ended February 9)
High
2'/uC
2%c
1
Ltd
Mines
Canuba
Low
High
Chronicle..
The Commercial and Financial
31c
200
31c
Feb
44c
Jan
9C
14c
19,600
8c
Jan
14c
Feb
Class
Products
class
A
*"
*
13%
15%-
,
.12
y4;
14
*
V
15 %.
15 Va
,
25
.
Feb
•
B
*
British- -Columbia
Power
Corp
British
Sugar
common..—
Columbia
ex-dist_#
16
•15%
-
16
16 Ye.
15%:
16
26%:
26%
26%
y4
r
'. 785
193,366
,
-
20
.
•
25%
Jan
.16^4 Feb
28
Jan
>
Volume
195
Number 6133
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for Week
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Shares
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of Prices
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for Week
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Sale Price
(781)
Sales
■> Week's
Friday
Last
A
STOCKS
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...
.
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
"
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Brown
Bruck
25
preferred—:—10
XXXI
Chemicals
Company
54%
8%
-*
13V2
1
1
1
1
/i. 4,25
Telephone
Columbia
British
Brockville
———
1
Mills class A
Mining & Smelting
Brunswick
Buffadison Gold
.
/—:——
-
Ankerite
Buffalo
——.
.
Lake
Buffalo:Red:
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6c
2.75
5c
3,400
50%
8%
Feb
14
13 %
125
4.40
6%c
34
.34
19
5cv
500
14%
Jan
Consolidated
Golden
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30
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102
58c
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&
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Sullivan
Emco
4.05
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53
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Jan
1.95
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4%c
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—
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Jan
8.20
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86,718
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.1.38
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2.50
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-
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15%
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Duvex
12c
Jan
Chesterville Mines
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63c
Jan
Jan
Jan
55
1
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Brewery
Dupont Co
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.
23c
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.
/
136,800
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14%
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1.30
.
660
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17
7c
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$
Jan
16%
625
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•
56c
-
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17%
100
34%
6%
•
56c
•
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18%
15%
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Dominion Stores
Feb
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10 %c
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24c
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65
17
21%
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101
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68c
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Dominion Steel OoaL——————•
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56
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—
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v
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45c
6c
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16%
20
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13c
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8c
Palmer Oils
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1.12
21
345
17
Candore Exploration ——--1
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250
•
22
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75c
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300
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Jan
2,000
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100
163
22
48
101
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39
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9
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19
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jan
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45.332 '
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60
preferred
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.
6%r
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'
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7
38c
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lie
31
1
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31c
13c
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clasfs
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10c
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16%
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14%
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7c
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1
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9%
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East Malartic
6,602
825
72%
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8%
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45
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preferred J-—
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7
32c
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1.863
15
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67
9,627
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14%,
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240
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v
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109
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12
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3,107
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6.25
1,945
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15
/
106
1,955
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Feb
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3.20
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72,032
jan
.
31%
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7
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23,236
2.85
3.10
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1.20
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68%^
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8
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50
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19%
17%
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7,200
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Devon
Jan
•
17"%
45c
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26c
.
17"%
38c
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40.%
900
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3.530
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960
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Jan
—
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Feb
105
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:
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23%c - 23%c
,
2.50
39%
38
320
.19
Canadian Htrsky Oil—- y
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19
19
CanadianTIydrocarbon —
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3.60
18%
45 %c
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4.25
8,642
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17"%
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1
Jan
50
7%
3,910
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53%
Jan
.
40%
AL_»
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50
39
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40
.
—
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65
>
Jan
52
4.25
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28
31T
53%
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,
Feb
Jan
19
>21,332
Feb
Jan
2.35
3,806
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Jan
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705
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48,875
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,
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9%
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52%
52%
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Jan
12,200
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Feb
1.00
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.125,490
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>
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90c
19,600
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,14
8%c
1.25
>
60c
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*
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1,075
Deldona
Jan
7%c
45,700
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4.35
.
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12 %
7%c
1.31-
24c
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5.25
2.20
-
7%q
24c
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1.35
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35c
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6,020
22c
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5.00
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22c
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6%
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81c
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1.03
Jan
5%
5,700
—
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2,030
85c
>
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109
6.75
1
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Jan
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%
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-
g.80"
12c
22c
Jan
37
■
Jan
Jan
34c
•"6c
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—1
—
—1
Jan
35
21
21%
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Jan
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13c
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Daragon 'Mines
——
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Jan
32%
20% //.
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X
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A
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7c
102,950
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Cusco Mines
Jan
.
;.—
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Canadian
Jan
9%
36%
6%
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Canadian Chemical l—l———.——XX
Canadian
Jan
57
1,190
1,838
21
*.
.
-7,310
66C
Class
Feb
2,155
35
25
2.05
68c
Crows
Jan
14%
'10,000
1.95
%
2.01
9%
Crowpat Minerals
Jan
3.40
14%
common—
5%
60%
3.25
3.20'
;
Jan
5%
570
3.20
7,000
12%
Trust
Crush
5%c
17,328
7%c
7%c
9%
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10,221
cpmnjon *
7c
7%c
6%c
12%
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Jan
•
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9%
Crestbrook Timber
Jan
X-l
.
30c
12%
-
Crestaurum Mines
Jan
:
5,100
/y" 6c
Jan
*
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—
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(R L) Ltd
Crain
Feb
275
Credit
Cralgmont
Jan
13%
14,500
-,
Canadian
62 y2
Jan
2.16
yf$1 jpreferred
!$1.% preferred
Canadian
Feb
13
13%
Canadian Canners class A-
Canadian
58
2.00
—
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360
3.05
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61
94
2.05
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;
46,706
1
Breweries
Canadian British
40
4.40
61
13%
c
—:
94%
12.50
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35c
•
Cowlchan
Jan
801
78
94%
4.1Q
1
.
33c
Imperial—————■*
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Jaii
Jan
80
Jan
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Jan
—
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Feb
82
4.3ft
4c
26c
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2.45
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633
Jan
Jan
65c
Jan
14,900
*
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79
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100
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1.07
53
53
•
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22%
Corp Ltd-i
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25
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Canada Tungsten
■
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12c
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•
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11,500
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19
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'
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Jan
4%c
7c
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Jan
760
Jan
4.25
Jan
42c
26 %c
.
•
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Feb
500
L—-XX———
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7.50
Jan
6.40
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25
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;
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■
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common
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Jan
;
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Jan
29
Feb
39c
Jan
21
13,520
2.08
12c
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33%
*
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Feb
.
'——-X* XA X;■: 30
common—;
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39c
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1.25
y
104
h
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28%
.
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1.90
13c
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28'A
20
,—
25%
Red; PoplarxXxx—
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.:
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.
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31
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31
,
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24
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-
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.
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Canada Cement common
3.70
y ::
20 y4
12,690
.
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y 22c
27,600
247/b
23% 26'A
7,345
25
24%. 25%
45.
preferred. 4—xx_—-X-XilOO X102 ft
102 ft / 104/
8,000
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Camerina-Petrol XXXX--X(-XX—*2.50
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Campbell Chibougamau
1
6.60
: 6.45 y. 6.60
700
15
Campbell. Red Lake
l
1
14%
14%
Calgary & Edmonton
Jan
15
y"
9c \ Jan
1,795
h
Jan
3.00
630
3.85
13,994
1.15
Morrison Exploration
1
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Jan
'
33,820
"
3,469
;
1.12
4.25
•
200
v
99c
•
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33
3,856
10 'A
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10
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12c
20c
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13c
7
Halliwell
•
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45
19%
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■
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2.75
I,100
:
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High
"
13,000
yy
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Feb
Jan
*
Jan
4.25
Par
>
54%
y 9%
,
Jan
.s
1,000
2.75
■
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12
408
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Jan
25
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2.75
5c
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54%
8%
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Building
53%
8%
14'A
13%
4.25
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Low
High
Low
V':
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Jan
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Jan
19%
Jan
8.10
Jan
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
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Great
preferred
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3.10
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Class
—
15
6%
i
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Greening (B> Wire Co Ltd
Greening
changed
to
6%
300
4.60
Jan
4.90
1.00
Feb
1.05
16%
1,607
15%
Jan
9,157
15
Jan
16X4
15%
5.85
200
5.50
Jan
6.25
*
4.^
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12o
3.80
Jan
4.25
Feb
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Guaranty Trust
Gulf
Hamilton
Hardee
1st
9.85
5%c
6%c
Cotton
Farms
12,000
Carpets
Head
Highland Bell
Hollinger
Renfrew'
16c
Jan
Maralgo
Jan
16 %c
Jan
1.20
10,600
20c
120,600
13c
Jan
56c
54 c
9c
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60c
Martin-McNeely Mines—
Massey-Ferguson Ltd commoii-.j.
4%%
preferred
:
—
5,100
53
175
52% Jan
16
113
15V2
23%
22%
100
;
15
15%
10,204
13%
14%
19,690
12%
:
3.(55
3.55
3.65
4,725
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•44%
44
44%
325
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Hudson Bay
2.50
*
54%
*
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Erie
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57%
—
53%
57%
33%
2%C
84c
87c
18,050
5c
5%c
32
15%
16
Feb
McCabe
3.65
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McKenzie
Jan
McMannac
100
111%
Life
Imperial
Oil
Imperial
Tobacco
Industrial
$2
140
50
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17c
Jan
M
57%
Feb
54c
Feb
common
% .preferred: X
preferred
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9c
12,750
37%
37%
190
48
51%
9,197,
•16c
16c
17c
6%C
6c
7c
59c
50c
4.00
Ingersoll Machine "A"
Inglis (John)
i
Inland Cement Co
i
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6%
4
■
8%
75
17
16%
17%
569
Inland Natural Gas common-.
lXX 6%
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18%
;X Warrants
ZZ__
1.80
6%
6%
18%
18%
4,822
X 100
1.80
1.86
-v
1,200
1.65
53c
52c
56c
«
13,867
43 %c
27%
27%
27%
►
225
25%
preferred—XX.
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2.73
Inspiration
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Bronze
Powders
„
pfd—_25
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.—;
Interprovincial
1959
.6
,57c
2.40
96c
90c
9c
9
Commercial
7
300
75c
Jan
7
7
100
7
Feb
„
5.00
5.00
5.00
100
5.05
79%
82%
17,037
77%
1.80
1.85
2.00
Jacobus
65%
Jan
68
Feb
National
58%
Jan
62%
Jan
National
1.07
1.04
1.10
5,100
1.04
Feb
1.34
Jan
2.55
Jan
National
-X 1.75 Jan
National
2.15
2.35
85c
1.01
22c-
22c
24c
Service
Jaye
Explorations
Jefferson Lake '.XX—
warrants
61"c"
^
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Jockey Club Ltd common.:
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X
»-
270
10
56c
25c
82c
Jan
20
Feb
U
%
7%
Jan
-
Jan
B
preferred—
16c
4.00
3.65
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11'/a
Joliet
Z
Jonsmitli
Mines
'
;
i
28c
•: 15% c
Zl
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
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34c
30c
'
3.50
Z
18c
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Kelviniitor
Kenville
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Kopan Developments Ltd
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14
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Feb
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Jan
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Feb
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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8c
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12
12
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Jan
80c
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10
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32
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32
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Feb
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27,200.
57c X.
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15 %c
31
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Quebec
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Jan
26%
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•21c
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•
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:
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Feb
Jan
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common
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Jan
Feb
Jan
8%c 10%c A
10c
North.span class A warrants
Jan
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7%c
4%c
6c
19c
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Nortligate
Jan
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27c-
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Jan
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41c
4c
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Jan
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23:%
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31c
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27
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110
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12
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4.25
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8c
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pfd.i
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Class
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,
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20
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144,684
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15
2.65
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42c
.
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6,291
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7.95
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preferred
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8c
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32c
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Latin
36,756
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.
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Jan
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Jan
2.65
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9%
4%c
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2.97
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Jan
3.20. Jan
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6%
Feb
22,125
7%
28
Mylamaaue Alining & Smelt Ltd.
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6
500
7% X X
27
XX 8c
Manitoba
X
.7
8c
28
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2.90
Jan
,
17%
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Jan
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-
21,000 •;
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37c
26 %
■
7%
7%c
99c
Jan
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78^"-
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7
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26%
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19
7%c
1
22c
2,000
15%
19%
19
:
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Jan
5c
13c
15 •
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1 100,70ft
12c
4y2c
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9.95
12 %C
1.21
11c
25 %c
Jan
-
X'.i43v'X
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50 A
2,000:
1.06
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1,165
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85
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73,300.'
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Feb
85
8,300.
2.60
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32 c
34c
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New
Jan
82,750
Feb
8c
1-28%- Feb
41% Feb
26,195:
—
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8%C
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Kirkland Townsite
Kirkland
80
56%
•
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1.20
-
10%
16 %
Athotta Mines——__—_——
11%
10c
Jan
15
12%
19%
1
11%
6%
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50
27
Car
Feb
9.50
9.50
16
53%
Trust
Jan
4%c
—1
76c
25c
Feb
3.00
10%
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72c
5
Petroleum
95c
6
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85
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Jan
3.00
Jan
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20
Jan
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Jan
18c
Jan
Jan
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13%
common—
11
2.90
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41%
12%
1.11
Feb
'
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500'
—
11,215
22c
30
<
14,500
32c
19c
•
2.60
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viv9afc
22 %c
New
Kelly Douglas class
31c
Jan
1.95
•
X'XX—-———
10%
10,450
19,800
30
55%
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100
,
15c
30c
•
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9%:
112c
200
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1.05
Feb
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29%
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4.80
Jan
98c
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85
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Jan
5c
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13,475
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9,410
29%
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6c
X
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Jan
& 9%
23,100
;
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Jan
:
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National
Jan
21%
•
Jan
9c
4.80
X 3.55
3.55
14c
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9c'
A
Feb
12
•:
•
4,925
9%
4.35
5%C
X
:X
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48,200
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5%C" 6%c
4.75.
x.
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14c 15 %c
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21
8%
9%
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Feb
20c
67c,
20"
21
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85c
21,500
5%c X
10
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-62 c-
•
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1.65
2,500
157,400
r
Jan
23
Jan
'
24c
1-.925.
2.75-
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35
3,250
35c
Class B
Jan
68
2.25
Feb
Jan
10
ic'.rjan
til
46.03&-
—
41%
Drug & Chemical common—
62 %
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1.00
I2X2C
-
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14,56t. l.'XX1.75; Jan
2.50
National
60
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15 —'
29%
Nama Creek Mines
68
I—20c
13%
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2.15
1.75 Jan
„
2.70
1.48
Jan
84
60
95c
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9,635
v
19c
Trust
Oil
Murphy
l
Mining
Locomotive
Minerals
Multi
;
Jan
Jan
5.05
Jan
Mines
Joburke
7%
17c
.Mt Wright Iron.
Jan
Feb
x
Feb
Feb
2.50
'.."22%. Jan
-
6,500
32c
1,95
Porcupine
25c
Copper Mines.X.
Iron Bay Mines
Public
7%
90c
Jan
82
25c
Irish
Jamais
.700
Jan
3.00
Jan
-
13,62.0i-5.
31c
13%
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
7
2.
Z_5
p.
Waite
1,475
.
Discount
rnterprovinclal Steel Pipe
Syndicate common
Iso
51%
Jan
90c
Investors
Jack
48%
7%
29c
27c
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Moore Corp common
49
Line.
A
Jan
90c
Warrants
Pipe
46%
7%
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Interprovincial
42%
49
'
65c
Feb
9
-•
•
79
Montreal
7%
,
Jan
Jan
70c
•
1,-200
74c
Montreal
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Jan
■
preferred—.—
Knitting
Moneta
Jan
2.20
23
9%
—
Feb
Jan
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2,495 X
1.75
29%
I—
Jan
,
Jan
Jan
-
50c- Jan X
15,200-
5%c
Foods
Feb
58%
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Jan
Jan
83,525
2.70
A
class
89
4c
X
Feb
8X2C
Jan *
47c
11%
%._x_.
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Monarch
r
-2.40
•
32c
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Preferred
Monarrii Fine
27% Feb
.44%
X
-•
Jan
51%
Feb
-
Jan
>
1.95
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Brewery
Feb
Jan
47% Jan
12,728
5,446
23
37%
38%
63c
Jan
9 VzC
20c
7c
-
-
Jan
1.80
Feb
9%
11%
r
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Class
Feb
55,306.
14 %
Jan
1.86
65c
Jan
6c
9%c
9
Industries Gas
Molsons
Jan
Jan
99,732.
•
1.00
9c
;
Containers class A
Modern
Jan
19
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Jan '
—25
Common
Class
45%
Jan
comu^—*
Credits
i
Inter-Provincial
43%
Jan
6 % Feb
Jan
126,500,:
18c
Mining
Ore
13c-
8c
1.70
X16c
2.40
Mining Corp
Min
Feb
11%
'■
Feb
IHX2
4,560 X
65c
Oil
79% Jan
7,265
531,500
«•
18
•Jan
51
X
.
Bldg
warrants
X 7C
83%
6%C
.
—
International Utilities common
58 %
6c
45%
l
-
80%
57%
5
International Molybdenum
International Nickel
53
83%
International Minerals
18%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
16,825,
-
3.00
59c
Milton" Brick.
Jan
6%
Jan
5%
Feb
9
Jan
5% Jan
16% Jan
3,700
»
4.00
1.40 Jan
X' lOO
9
5%
5%
.
4.00
9
*
:
56
Feb
109 Va
8.80
45(L
59c
2.92
Mill City Petroleums
Feb
Industrial Minerals
i
Midwest
Jan
16%
Feb
56c
Jan
5,890
1.80
-
8.nii0
12%
1.70
27c
Midcon
Mid rim
48%
88c
P-13%
I
'
Feb
150
'
%
Jan
106
802
.20
Jan
6,078
16%
48
10c
'
—
Jan
34
Jan
108% 111%
Light & Power common...
&
16
30% Jan
16%
Mexican
16%
1,350
8,240
48%
Preferred
Jan
17%
16V»
33%
50
.
Feb
16
32%
'
50
,
52%
16
'
_
$2,75
Jan
153
Jan
Jan
106%
135
1.2
Merrill- Island Mining
Meta Uranium Mines
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
10®«
Exploration &
C Canadian Prop.
Jan
49 Ya
Feb
20c
v
Jan
-
Jan
-X 11c
.
Jan
43c
Development-. .50
Feb :
135
17,952
81c
-12 Ve
•"%.
Red
35c
140
50%
■'
Jan
32,833
1.70
Medallion Petroleums
Feb
33%
5
common
Acceptance
i
150
49%
10
Assurance.
8c
89,000
12 %
Metro Stores common—
Imperial
-
•• Feb
105X2
:
Feb-
' 56c
86c
.
12%
IlOO
—1
Lake
Jan
P
X
Jan
16
Jan
9c
14c
34,400
36,950-
108 109
_l__1
Jan
E
: 1
Jan
7%c Feb
13%
82c
45c
47C
;'j
37%
53
262,359
9%c
•
X
-
286,000
7%c
2.65
X
8%c
13%
—
56%
Jan
8%c
-
Jan
7,633.
16c
14c
7%c
1
—_^__.
19%
Jan
Jan
35
Jan
104
12,625
X 11c
9c
7%c
Lake
McWatters Gold Mines—
Jan
54ys
5%c
•,
Jan
14%
'
Jan
Jan
26c
Jan
X Feb
32
-116
104 105%
104
'
Red
4c
17 %c
-
Jan
•: Jan
'■;;.3.%c,
91c
Jan
Feb ;
1,442
———
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2%c
8
35
'
84c
11,335
32
Jan
5%c
Feb
t
Jan*-
2.35
Jan
33
Jan
19
v;
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Ltd
Mines
,4c
* Jan '7
1.16
Jan
5,500
25c
:.24 "
Jan
2.22
75
22c
Jan
4%c
Jan
X
X l.290
X.X.;
Jan
Jan
X31c
-
•
Feb v
■-
17%
6,000
f
3.60
Jan
Feb
1.05
1,100
32
14% Feb
i
12 %c Jan
1,646
i
54c
45c
54c
1
._
33,000
14c 15 %c
14VaC
„20
Exploration
Maybrun
44%
2.25
3,484
Maxwell
Feb
Jan
17%
.
:
Consol
Lake:
Jan
3.50
44
3,620
.4,054
19 %
18
19
_
Huron
2.50
55%
2.26
55%
1
Gold
Mining & Smelting.
;;
Jan
15%
Jan
X20c
i
33
X
51%
Mattagami
16
Jail
14%
Matacbewan
Jan
26%
Feb
15%
preferred
5 % c!r
Feb
:
16%
Feb
14%
X' Class. B'
Smith Paper preferred—
53
Jan
16
6,221
16
16
4%c
18
82c
Maritimes
Jan
22%
22%
4%C
Corp
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
'
23
•
68,234
19
—-—
14c
*
Co Ltd class A_
:—
63c
53
•
Jan
6%c
3%c Jan
.
2.28
Oils
Mining
3.25
25c
..4,200
"11,700
9%c
Mines
X; 75c
Jan
4c
23
9%c'
Feb
2.66
Feb
17%c
"
Feb
2.40
2.42-
—5
__________
Mai'con
3,836
•
27c
14c
Alarigold
104 ; v Jan
3.50
.
%
106
Jan
Jan
•
23c
••
i8c
Jan
X
Jan
X 2%c
Mines
Jan
24c
•
40c
2.36
Jan
5%c
15%
43c
104
11 %c
4,000
2.27
_______—
500
10
69,598
1.09
87c.
93,200
104
15c
Jan
Feb
28
10,000
•X.
305
'.V;V- r:r**
100,150
2.45
Jan
23
...—
57c
104
27%
1.05
18%
—
8c 10 %c
60c
III*
Ills
Preferred
Jan
1.25
1.10 Jan
1.12
17 %c
120
6%c
25a
1.05
•
Marboy
20c
•
Home & Pitfield-;
Howey
Feb
14c
*
Home Oil
Howard
8c
l.oUO
14C
•
Holt
29,000
10c
14C
Jan
1.52
12c
3.25;
:
-.20
Maple Leaf Mills common—
Jan
9%C
2.43
Feb
Jan
33.
Maple Leaf Gardens
Jan
14C
L—1
1
Jan
111
Jan
Jan
■/.
Feb :
1.90
...
Jan
8c
39c
-
5c
2.27
Barvue
14c
r
Drilling—
Consolidated
Uranium
Mani ton
19%
9%c
loo
-
Dauch
&
Tower
Hi
Maneast
Jan
3 0 955
___*
27c
Malartic Gold Fields—
Feb
Jan
13c
1
_
6c
.1——
Jan
12c
3,495
12c
1
(Geo H) & Co
Hendershot Paper preferred
,
17
19%
13c
18%
14c
—
Jan
2.35
Jan
1.20
—
Hees
Hinde
110%
Lake
96
Feb
50
Red
12%
Jan
Jan
1
Mines.—
Gold
2.15
23%
•
Feb
,.87c.
54,000
,
4%c
Majortrans
—1
~
Iron.
Headway Red Lake
Heath
Jan
8c
5%c Feb
10%
1
___
Lakes
of
Feb
95
1
Hasaga Gold Mines——
Hastings
Feb
9.85
Jan
'200
111
18%
.s
Minerals
Harrison
10 %C
8.35
X 5,380
111
28
Magnet Cons Mines
Maher Shoes Ltd.——
96: "
1
___
—
Mines
Gold
Rock
Hard
Madsen
11%""
111
preferred
Harding
Feb
Jan
96
».
27%
Powell River.
MacMillan Bloedel &
18
300
2.35
2.35
10%
i
3.50
—
57%
10%
.100
preferred--
common
A
Jan
96,282
5%c
....
(110,858
12c
6%c
Cockshutt
Jan
6%c Jan
43,000
8.65
—1
Mines
Hallnor
9 % c 10 %c
9.80
—1
Gwillim Lake Gold
9%c
—1
—.__
10.7,050
1.15
14 %c
pfdXX— -——i
class
16%
361
2.12
4c
54
2.080
56.
56
—1
Mines
Lead
Gunnar Mining
'
5(i
:.
18
17%
17%
—10
Jan
5%c Jan
35c
6c
Explorations
Macleods
xyxV
Industries Ltd
Greening
2*1%
•
87c
——-
_——
MacLeod
Greyhound Lines
.
High
.
"
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Macdonald
Macfie
•
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10,700
1.90
Ltd—
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Gold
Macassa
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.
.
Feb
•
-
22
28
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Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines.
Jan
4.25
4.25
.
c
38c
18,800
c
6c
35c.
*
■
9c
Lyndhurst
Jan
15%
5.85
•
11,680
23%
5%c
:;
89c
Goldfield
(W
Lowney
Feb
16
-
.
Low
1.90
Uranium Mines-
Warrants
Jan
150
36c
Gas
Louvicourt
Jan
1.00
•'
•
Loraao
Point
1
Range Since Jan.
Shares *
High
•
Feb
6%
•
Name
Feb
3.10
15X4
15%
'-.i'ts.
_
-
_
1,060
Long
Long
15
Fell
:;"t 23
(M)
Jan
4.85
16
•
trust
Jan
13
Low
Lt.d——
Island Petroleum
Loeb
Jan
'
of Prices
Pa
4.85
'
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_
Gas
Winnipeg
warrants
Sale Price
Jan
3 40
50%
Feb
2.95
970
27,159
10
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Feb
Sales
for Week
Range '
,
High
Feb ;>
8%
2.45
49
60
;X
...
1.00
■
_
_
Low
"
6,450
'
*
Saddlery_
X
;
6%
6%
1
*
Voting
1956
3.10
13%
*
B
West
Greater
2.95
15
1
__
_
class A
Coal
West
Great
49
•*
Range Since Jan. 1
1,925 :
9X2
2.70
_
warrants
Plains
Great
8%
2.50
-4
,
Last
STOCKS
°
Shares
X'X
■;
High
2.45
LX-__1
common
—_
Class
Great
Low
49
Gas
Warrants
$2.80
of Prices
Par
!t :/.,>•
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Range
Week's
Friday
-•
Monday, February 12, 1962
.
.
.
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Sales
Week's
Friday
i
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(782)
32c
Jan
•
Jan
17c". Jan.
39'-*
3'a%
23X2. Jan.
6.75
Feb
■
'
,
(783)
canadian markets
Week's
Last
stocks
for Week
Low
Mines
Orchan
2.32
....—~
26c
Wholesale
Oshawa
/'/v
Hersey
Pamoil
_20o
aftft—
Porcupine
Pamour
Paramaque Mines
Parker Drilling
32%
Jam
55c
Jan
96c
Tidal
1.17
1.02
1.19
106,100
75c
•
94c
79c
95c
51,000
66c
Jan
Torbrlt Silver Mines
1
32c
32c 32 %C
4,000
20c
Jan
35c
Jan
«' 18
166,576
14%
Feb
Feb
10%
Tormont
9.00
9,060
r
Petroleum
,;x 11,795
18
2j-/a
;
van
Mines
__i
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Toronto
Dominion
10% Feb ,x
Toronto
Iron
25%
Jan
Toronto
Star
Jan
Bank
Works
25c
600
25c
Jan
x;26c
Jan
preferred
Towagmac Exploration
42c
49c
104,375
38c
Jan
49c
Feb
Traders
72c
79c
•> 9c
6.80
2.85
2.88
v>/:-;366?
Jan
7.15
Jan
Trans Canada
Exploration Ltd
in
50c
2.90
Pipeline
—i
26%
.—0
14%
100
preferred
preferred
65c
Ltd
* Co
29 c
—1
—
Pitch
Uranium
Gas
Place Oil &
;—
Jan
44c
Jun
6,200
11c
Jan
14c
1.40
21,000
9
.
m.l.
___—_
Powell Rouyn
Gold_——yft——-
Rights
.
Provo
Gas
9?/a
Jan
8%
Jan.
Class
Jan
a
Warrants
Union
Gold
Union
Oil Co
Jan
United
Asbestos
47c
50c
58,475
46c
Jan
52c
Jan
United
Canso
United
Corps
of
t
v
!,
c
—1
48c -1
48c
53c
,
9,000
47c
Jan
85c
Jan
!iPreferred'.
Jan
62%
Jan
2.70
Jan
United New fortune__™__w-i»_wi-
3.25
Jan
60
620
2.35
3,100
2.75
2.70
2.95
16c
16c
5,000
5.70
5.95
3,296
84c
90 c
18,900
5c
7c
12,300
2.05
2.28-
117,977
xx 58
2.20
2.75
1,000
Jan
x, 22c
Feb
15c
;• Jan
..
1- '
Class:
Jan
United
79c
Jan
1.02
Jan
5c
Feb
7c
Feb
Jan
2.28
Feb
2.01
Vandoo
Vauze
4%c
Jan
7%c Jan
Vendomatic
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
Venezuelan
25c
27c
15,825
20c
Jan
27c
Jan
6c
6%c
14,050
5c
jan
8c
Jan
5.15
Jan
4.50
4.75
12c
12c
1,000
12c
Jan
17c
Jan
29c
3,750
25 %c
Jan
29c
Jan
10,300
92c
Jan
1.15
Jan
7
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
2.60
95c
8%
7%
99c
8%
2.20
2.45
59%
60%
,
4.50
11,562
2,955
Jan
1.85
;
Revenue
:x 64
Jan
Victoria
Violamac
Vulcan
Athabasca
Rix
1,425
56%
Jan
8,573
13 %c
Feb
9.25
Feb
10 %
Feb
Walker
180
Feb
20c
Feb
Wasamac
56c
44
16c
15%c Jan
x:,;4t!'
1.58
*
Roe
G
.13,150
•
160
-
Maurice
Gold
Antonio
—
Satellite
14c 15 %c
74,500
13c
Feb
14%
Feb
13
Feb
21%
Jan
140
x
14%
200
•y 13 v.Xv'.-'x 50
13
22 v2
22%
11 vac
11% c
13c
11,250
9.50-
9.40
9.60
6,524
5%c
1,600
49C
46c
52c
84,050
10%
10%
lova
9e
9c
8,560
18c 19%c
45,257
19C
6%
security Freehold
Selkirk Holdings class
Seven
•
:
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Class a
Mines
Sigma
Silver
Standard
■
Simpsons. Ltd.
s
k
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--—ftftftyft.
Industries
common
:
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stafford Foods Ltd
of
Sudbury
10%
Jan
8%c
jan,
:'ioc
Jan
Western
15c
Jan
20c
Jan
Western
6%
7,720-
Cons
Weston
Class
Jan
Jan
4% %
Feb
$6
Jan
13c
Jan
Jan
1.84
Jan
—1
6c
6c
6v2c
II,000
Jan
7c
Jan
1.60
1.55
1.70
5,600
Jan
2.00
Jan
7%
7%
7%
5/n0
8%
Jan
6c
1.60
Jan
Jan
7
Feb
Feb
65
8,278
61%
Jan
67
Jan
9,667
14 %c
Jan
17c
Jam
60
60
200
62
63
15c 15 %C
III
25c
Jan
60
60
16
925
15 y4
•
Jan
1.05
13,405
90c
Jan
16%:
16,600
15%
Jan
15%
96c
16%
16%
Jan
1.25
Jan
19
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
1.93
Jan
7c
Jan
1.35
Feb
10%
1,260
9.50
1.83
1.90
14,455
1.75
5%c
6c
14,000
1.33
1.22
1.35
68,075
21c 25 %c
53,266
5.20
5.75
25,875
4.85
Jan
4.90
4.95
1,100
4.90
Feb
5.75
4c
?
Jan
Jan
9.95
1.87*
5%c
ii 2ic
1.03
Jan
Feb
21c
35c
5.75
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
24%
15,524
23%
Jan,;
26%
Jan
25
.v-
25
y: 65
24%
Jan
27%
Jan
41:
42
1,280
40 %
Jan
42%
Jan
210
48%
Jan
48%
Feb
48%
^Xilto-'
10%
6,955
48%
1.40-
1.40
4.45
34,603
33
1.35 jan
1,500
4.25
675
31
■:
1.40
Jan
—
4.80
940
33
Jan
5.00
5.35
43c
6,232*
40c
Jan
47c
3,000
20 %c
jnn
31c
28,500
Feb
28c
13%
625
14
,
13%
Jan
Jan
28
31 y*
15,779
27%
1.51
1.65
17,850
1.60
7%c
9c
2,564
•
1.93
Jan
18
Jan
21%
21%
Jan
Feb
Jan
20%
20%
20%
ft
20
20%
1,450
20
29 %
1,335
2 t'
J
31 %
Jan
17c
17c 19 %c
98,300
15c
Jan
2fic
Jan
—•
—•
15c
13C
17c
120,500
110
Jan
17c
Feb
4.50
4.50
4.55
750
4.50
Jan
4.60
Jan
12
12%
3,830
11%
Feb
16
Jan
1.64
Jan
2.85
Jan
29c
Jan
36c
Feb
5c
Feb
7c
Jan
•
1
31 %c
36c
5,650
17,616
5c
6c
42,800
13%
13%
1,195
13 %
Jan
15
Jan
79%
80%
7,507
78%
Jan
82%
Jan
4c
Jan
5c
j an
8.35
Jan
4%c
3,100
7.65
7.65
8.00
24,520
7.25
Jan
24%
23
25
1,375
22%
Feb
44 «■
46%
140
22c
7,700
20c
Jan
7 Vac
7%c
8%C
11,500
7c
13,330
13%
13%
100
25 y4
25%
135
13%
25
14%
102
1.45
1.45
33c
33C
15,144
20
Mines
common
Taurcanis
19%
20
452
*41c
43c
21,100
..
1.55
Hughes Gold,
*
1.52
1.00
1.05
13c
13c
,
13C
32c
■
^
-r/-1,800
6,940
Jan
72C' ftX
4.50
4.00
,
'X
47'c-
38% 6
4,853
690"'
54
y$
Jan
8.70
Feb
Jan
76c
Jan
Jan
'
X: 3.55
4.50 Feb
Jan
"52c
Jan
13c
536,660
Jan
"
2.80
450
2.50
2.85
Jan
Jan
4c
4c
4c
10,500
3c
Jan
7VaC Jan
15 %c
14 %c
16c
114,700
12c
Jan
21c
Jan
X 10,543
11 %c
Jan
22%
22%
23%
21%
21%
23 %
13c X:
12c
XX
40
13c
19
Jan
23%
Feb
19,278
X
Jan
10,788
18%
Jari
23 Va
Feb
40
Feb
40%
Jan
40
Vic
3%c
3%C
67c
73c
4.75
5.00
10%
35
35%
1.40
71
1.45
3
35%
3%c
Jan
4c
Jan
64c
1,000
Jan
73c
Jan
•
56,100
r.V
895
:
ft
Jan
6.50
9%
Jan
Feb
10%
35%
Feb
Jan
1.45
Feb
35
71
1.25
725
40c
45c
4,440
1.05
1.18
42,041
16c
15c
16c
3,125
15c
19%
18%
19%
9,987
18
20
20 %
6,648
1.05
1.18
Jan
17c
Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
19
Jan
22
Jan
96%
Jan
98 Vi
Jan
11%
Jan
*
97
97
91
11%
14,988
9.75
50
106%
Jan
8%
1,100
7%
Jan
8%
1.73
47,831
204,600
1.59
Jan
1.90
18c
Feb
31c
7c
8%
1.62
1.66
108?
18c 24 %c
19C
Feb
Jan
10%
108
Jan
Feb
59c
Feb
40c
41c
1.18
:
Jan
4.00
3,345
Jan
Jan
108
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
5vac
5%c
: 3,000
5c
Jan
14c
Jan
19yaC
Jan
36V4
Jan
38%
Jan
Canuck
Yellorex
15 %C
16c
2,600
37
37
38
865
90
90
1,045
85
Jan
90
16%
16%
16%
1,585
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
6.00
6.15
570
5.50
Jan
6.35
Jan
1.03
Feb
20c
7,620
lie
8,000
10c
Jan
12c
4c
44,000
3c
Jan
4c
5%c Jan
7c
Jan
1.05
Jan
1.00
Feb
X 5 VaC
5%c
1,500
1
97c
95c
97c
19,370
95c
Feb
1
Mines
26C
25c
28c
68,850
25c
Feb
Jan
Jan
38c
Jun
9c
Jan
Feb
5%c
5c
5%C
•
3.25
3.25
3.45
5,600
2.70
Jan
1
21 %c
21c
23c
66,000
15V2C
Jan
28c
Jan
22c
26c
4,850
22c
Feb
32c
Jail
1
Mines
Electric
Zenmac Metal
1.00
3%C
X;X': 4C
1
Mines
Bear
(h g)
1.00
1
Oil
Jan
lOttc
1.00
•
Mines
Yellowknife
Yukeno
15 %c
Mines
Zulapa Mining
22c
1
5,200
5c
Toronto Stock
Prices
Shown
3.45
Feb
Jan
ft..,/"
Expressed
Last
STOCKS
v'r'
ft
" •*
Gold
Canada
Par
Bank
Note—
•
*
Dalhousie
Glass
Feb
59
«-»
59
25
60
Jan
7.75
8.00
3,067
7.65
Feb
8.30
Jan
25 y4
'
26
2,429
24%
Jan
26
Feb
3a
Feb
59
41
751
41
Feb
413/4
4,573
39%
Jan /
44
Jan
18c
20c
5,600
17c
Jan
22c
Jan
81
82
670
81
Feb
82
Feb
16
16
100
14%
Jan
16
Feb
26
26%
545
23%
Jan
26% Feb
24%
105
24%
Feb
29% Jan
40%
41%
81
"
'
36
35%
36
807
34
Jan
38%
Jan
1
11%
11%
1,085
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
24%
24%
100
23%
Jan
24%
Flour
27
150
27
Jan
27
23%
24%
500
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
1,270
53
Jan
55
Jan
10
145
Jan
145
•
common
53
Ill'ioo
Oreille
1
Mines—
•
Bros
*
1
Corp
•
I
Zellers
145
2.10
300
2.10
Jan
2.20
Jan
54%
52%
54 3/4
1,381
52 Vi
Jan
56%
Jan
1.60
1.60
100
1 55
Jan
7y4
7%
20,475
48c
49c
3,100
34
544
46C
34
32
7%
Jan
Jan
Feb
50c
Jan
32
Jan
36
Jan
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN *ND CANADIAN MARKETS
21%
Jan
45c
Jan
•No
1.65
Jan
Included
1.20
Jan
r-14 %c
Jan
range>.ftt EX-llquldatlng. dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd
wiWhen issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.,-.ft - f ' "ft •;
...
1.60 Feb
7
46C
Jan
Jan
Jan
145
2.10
Him*
Gold
53%
.
I-
•
Petroleum
Cons
53
Jan
1.52
Jan
27
2.50
Paper
40c
1, 00 ^Jaa12%c Jan
Jan
2.50
Ontario
&
Third Canadian Gen Inv Trust.
35c
Jan
-2.50
_
Southwest
Jan
Jan
35%
2.50
A
Jan
1.50
39
Jan
24%
Paper
Preferred
Yukon
Jan
33%
24%
Jan
Feb
38%
IIIlIII
B
Minnesota
Price
ft
375
1,453
*
Linoleum
Inc
MacLaren class
Pehd
High
Low
39
343/4
40%
*
common
Oilcloth
International
Ogilvie
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
34
25%
— ■Mi
Gaspe Copper Mines
Class
for Week
High
38%
38%
34%
•
Preferred
Loblaw
>
40 y4
•
Paper
OH
Dominion
Dollars
Sales
10
Canadian Gen Investments
Consolidated
Dominion
1
of Prices
Low
♦
_8
Dredging
Dominion Sugar
&
*
•
Corp
American
British
Bulolo
'
Pulp & Paper-
Anglo Canadian
Asbestos
ft-'"' '"'-ft
.•
Canadian
Range
Sale Price
T*
in
Week's
Friday
14%
Jan
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
19
'
1.25
Feb
66c
Jan
59'%
8.15 Jan
>.
58%;;r;-y-9j8l9.v
66c
2.75
—5
26%
102
1.40 Jan
12,034
1.60
T'uL.
1.80
15%
Jan.
Jan
Feb
20%c Jan
25% Feb
1
200
42c
,
14%
Jan
8%c
Jan
100
50
33C
*.
13%
j an
24%c Jan
Jan
12%c Jan
2,350
102
14%
100
:
1.73
9,965
18c
♦
46%
Feb
1.75
•
25
Jan
46
20c
46
■
1
4;25
Jan
8%c
20%
2.10
56%
'
Feb
5%
*
Zinc
&
31% Feb
Jan
Jan
7c
200
1.73
15,167
XX
6.15
Jan
24c
1.55
12
1,100
8.70
66c
Feb
30
Jan
1.25
X; 8.40
1
—
Jan
24c 26%c
2.01-
Lead
r
8%c
1
•
•
20
1.15
1.25
8.60
Too
Jan
3Qc
30%
.* ;■
15
Jan
5%
warrants
Jan
5.25
13%
Feb
4.45
15
5%
1
Wright-Hargreaves
Young
14%
14%
Feb
24c
25c
50
1,650
15
—1
a
Zenith
Jan
Jan
Feb
30%
40c
"•
_25
"Hi
Preferred
Yankee
Jan
99c
2,500
:
Woodward Stores Ltd class a.
Yale
Jan
58%
Jan
7%
715
83c
'Too
Industries class a_
(j)
Class
-7%
Jan
73c
58%
Yukon
&
Pass
Wood
Jan
56
400
57
83c
Feb
Feb
4.25
5,00
1
50o
7% XXX;.
7%
57
83c
'
a
Winchester Larder
17c
.
1.70
•
preferred
90
1.73
^. Territory Mining
20,358
11%
lie
1.73
1.79
I100
10c
16%
•
1.75
,'X:V
Coghlan
17%C
Temagami Mines
7%
1.75
1
preferred
Wiltsey
1
Switson Industries
Feb
Warrants
Jan
Jan
1
ordinary.
6%
20c
_50c
—
a—
class
class
(Geo)
13%
—1
Petroleum
1.80 Feb
Jan
8,250
1,818
b
7c
•
Inlet
Surf
Jan
Mines
Preferred
1.45
220,782
25c
—
Petroleum
Decalta
11%
Exploration
Preferred
Teck
Jan
Jan
12
Jan
5c
4%c
Superior Propane common
1.80
20%
y Warrants
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
11%
Jan.
10%
I 8,000
11
6,496
16,500
i
Contact
Sullivan
Jun
6%
_•
12%
1
10
River Gold—;
Tamblyn
Copper
54 %c
80 %
Mining
Iron
class a—
Sterling Trusts
Sylvanite Gold
Western
Jan
13%
Rock
Super test
Jan
38c
12%
5 Vac
Steinberg
Jan
,"
22c
-j5
Breweries
24%: 24%
Canada..
Sunburst
Canada
24%
Bros
Sturgeon
a——
Mines
Steeloy
Steep
Western
Willroy
—.1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Nickel
Stepl
Jan
Jan
Starratt
Stedman
7c
24%
-1
Uranium
9.50
14c
8.05
11c
6%
Products
Jan
——*
Standard Paving
Stanrock
Westeel
1
Union Oils
Southern
Jan
23%
—...
—£
1.57
22c
Petrel
sa
—i
•
Ltd
Manufacturing
.Preferred
9.90
Feb
29 y2
Slater
Westates
White
5.00
Mines
Siscoe
Feb
Jan
Jan
6,687
10
Jan
Feb
1
Dairies class a
Silverwood
30 Ya
>7,225
Oil
15%
4.35
Silvermaque
Feb
>x
6%
HI*
hi*
"I*
nil
West Malartic Mines
Westburne
Jan
1
*
—■——
29%
8.65
4.80
Jan
Jan
5%c
4,166
11 %
Mines
Jan
225
12c 13 %C
,
72 c
14%
14c
3'
Jan
10%
—
Jan
27%
8.39
!
13c
*
22%
1
79
_•
—1
——
30
Feb
■x;x;x
1
Windfall
....
Feb
25%
30%
40 %c
—___
class
Foods
12%
23 %
Quebec
Miller
Westfair
32,894
10%
Mines—
Silver
Jan
15%-
—*
•
-
29%
60
30
IIIl
—
82%
23%
.
Jan
775
30
_•
trust
Voting
13%
x'x i'25
x-;41
Gold
Jan
81%
1——_______*
50
:
50
i—
50c
Sherritt Gordon
Sicks Breweries
2.06
26 %
__1
—
common
83%
"
Sheep Creek
Feb
25%
'
3,880:
19c
15%
9.3a Jaiv
;650
7c
Power common. •
—
Class a preferred
Class b preferred
11%
ft
Trans
82%
•
1.65
30%
—
Nickel
10c
a
Water &
■"r
a
11 %c Feb
::x'x>-x'25..
6%
5%c
I25
Jan
5,207
1
13%
Arts
Shawinigan
1,090
10%
10%
it
.10
5.90
X 29%
•
Petroleums
Westcoast
.
Metal
Lake
Wespac
.
••-•22%
-
Jan
Jan
29%
1
Ref__
Canada Ltd—
Werner
Jan
14 %
1
—-—1 ■
—50o
—in¬
River Gold-..
Sarcee Petrol
1.99
Ill1
Jan
Jan
10%c
San
8
1.15
/♦:
common
Sand
Feb
.11%
------ft
Horsey
1.70
14%
5.30
58%
—.
;.
12%
Gas
Shiriff
Salada
1.90
Jan
5,768
5%
W-
&
Jan
14c
—-—
Cement class a
Lawrence
lt
Jan
4,000
.18.640
XX"
ilo
Eauipment
Jan
.10
Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common—
ft—.
Preferred. :.ft.ft-____----a~ftft..ft.
st
21c
13
5.75
19c 19 % c
__1
Knapp
Weedon Mining
11% Jan
10%
Royal
Ryanor Mining
Jan
14%
5.50
a——
Trust——
&
80c
__1
Industries
18c
13
5.50
#
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Webb
101,225
Paper class a
Russell
1.70
Jan
7
Jan
"Feb
1.11
6%
Mall
50
91c
_1
Rothmans of Pall
Rowan Consol
71c
Jan
1.42
2,700
tx
Jan
43
11%
•
*
———
—
95c
Can Ltd common
(a v)
Rolland
Jan
155
Mines
Amulet
Waite
11%
iii
—i
Mines
Roekwin
Jan
57%
62
Products &
Wainwright
7:
11%
*'r'. ,7
-1
Uran—
65c
-21,200
60c,
1.51
m0jh
Mines
Jan
23%
Jan
——
10,495
19,825
fi¬
—1
Robertson. Mfg common——-—
Roche
55
Jan
:
:■
16c
-20
'j.
preferred
Virginia Dare preferred
10%
5%c
1:—___
pfd
Rexpar Minerals
Rio Algora.
ft.—
Rio Rupununi. Mines.
Jan
52%
*
Exploration—
—
Power
& Grey
Mines
9.65
10 %c
,——
Prop
54
15%
III
Vespar Mines
Viceroy Mfg class a
13%c 14%c
59%
mines_li^«k«^-
13
-
3ft
Jan
95c
'-ft/——
55
400
1.74
Mines
Ventures Ltd
'
55
8,661
III
Mines ;
7,666
2.20
—
Jan
*
Consolidated
Waterous
Jteitmanftjommon
Feb
—1
Upper Canada
3,500
.
645
x
;
72c
54 Ye
l.
Corp—
5c
12c
___
Jan
8.30
i
Steel
10c
4.50
Realm: Mining ;■
25c
23%
*
a_
United Reef
6.10
26c
Rayrock Mines
class
United Oils-——.
Jan
Jan
5.50
5c
-1
■■
332,790
54%
—___:
6c
*
72c
25%
25c
RangerOil'
—ft—, X ft.— Rapid Grip Batten commonClass a-—ft--:—
aftC.-,—
55c
1.72
22%
B
8%c
-i
Feb
36,785
55
United Keno Hill
Jan
59
2.22
madioreuranldpa.minea-._-^-wi^~.
Raglan Nickel-;—_—iftgft-
1.96
1.96
—1
Jan
Miningh-asmdi—ftiy&al'i-
Queraont
Feb
Jan
1.82
—1
Ltd
Canada
9lc
Quonto Petroleum
31%
I,930
—1
Mining Corp
Jan
29
—:—
Queenstown
Jan
31%
—1
Jan
65c
y xv: 475?
Jan
____;—
Preferred
.
26
.
23%
yyy l50
Jan
Quebec Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Jan
54%
•
common
67c
Labrador Develop-—
Quebec Lithium Corp—
Quebec Manitou Mines—££3kmsm
Feb
9%c
30
—50
pfd
preferred
8v2c
Quebec
Jan
ft
14
2,700
Union Acceptance 1st
Union Gas of Canada
Jan
36c
x15
5c
Jan
*''28,835
9%c Feb
:
Ltd
Minerals
Purdex
Jan
15 Yb
ft.
50c
27%
Quebec Ascot Copper
-ft*-;—
Quebec Chibougamau Goldftftfti
27%
13 %c
14,503
15
Jan
Jan
2.18
Jan
14
Feb
2,947
liu—ftft<*.;
25%
26% *27%
Jan
68c
Jan
29c
5.70
Producers
Jan
7c
Jan
5%C
64c
13c
60,600
:—-l
—
Jan
7,500
Jan
X
45c
23,000
6c
84c
3,710
ft
17c
28
Airways
Prospectors
51C
9%c
9lp
.200
Jan
50c
13c
76c
Ltd
Mines
Preston
15%
7%c
27%
Premium Iron Ore-
Feb
Jan
Jan
9c
Mines
58c
President Electric —a
42%
10%
-.1
Shawkey
14%
59%
Jan
40% Jan
50
Ultra
11,900
,__1
97
100
2,620
13c
28
Royalties
Oil
Prairie
95
97
13 %
61c
78c
.■Power.-Corp
Jan
31
•
Oils
Ponder
Jan
42%
12 %C 12 %c
:
"boo
Development
Placer
11c,
55%
—1
14,779
'
8%c Jan
50% Jan
—1
6c
14%
60c
6,000
4,734
53%
Jan
2.00
Jan
59c
11,858
69,600
67c
33o
14%
Feb
.,
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
::x
63c
«s
63
..
.
1.94
6c
yv
.
Jan
3,700
.
11
♦
Triad Oil
49c
IIIl
z2-;
37 %
Feb
13c
29c
62c
Mines
Gold
Crow
Ore
Jan
35c
Jan
97
11%
6c
14%
Photo Engravers ft_:—
Pickle
32%
8%
Industries
Phillips Oil
100
23,740
1.55
60c
£
Petrol Oil & Gas__—
Phantom
Feb
36
12c
12 %c
Jan
10%
37 c?
1.45
:
1
48c
Feb
21,195
10%
36
iel*
—
Feb
8%
Canada
1.35
42%
.-40
warrants—
35c
2.60 Jan
560
9c IOV2C
51%
1957
45,800
—
IOV2C
5%
43c
Oil
Feb
4 % %
37c
Mines
61
Jan
40C
& minerals—'ii.'i^i.;—
110
Jan
1
&
63
Jan
Peerless
Gold
61
4.75
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Transcontinental Resources
Trans Prarie Pipeline
Gas
Jan
80c
Trans
Peruvian Oil
Jan
14 %
10 %c
Jan
Permo
73%
Jan
Jan
Jan
35c
Feb
13%
Feb
Jan
37c
67%
100
Jan
16c
*
4,404
51%
x 16c
8%
308,002
14
"
1
Feb
1°
63c
68%
14
.,63
class a
Jan
2.86
50c
6.75
400
Feb
Jan
Jan
67%
8c
19,500
4.65
Finance
i50
_4
1.19
1.00
35c
14
4.55
10,500
8c
;
54c
*
a
Jan
68%
..10
class
Feb
Jan
6
Jan
Tombill Mines Ltd
Jan
1.62
Feb
Feb
10c
Perron
534
Jan
14c
common
200
Jan
2,800
Penmans
5%
6
6.80
1.28
5%
8%
14,500
common
5%
Feb
Jan
10c 13 %c
Pineline
114,950
Jan
14 %c 14%0
Pembina
1.26
90
9v«
I2c
—ft-
96C
59%
Jan
8%
76c
'—2
High
Feb
88
95c
1.16
i100
Paper
1
Exploration
40
176
132.700
4.65
Gold___y_.i_"__ —1
Consolidated
89
56%
*
Thompson
1
Pato
438
89
"
Paymaster Consol•—ft,—e
pce Exploration^ Ltdft_>—.yyift-
.
58
y./' 325
8c
*
Canada—___—
of
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
56%
tt
Lundmark
25c
_____
Patino
29
Thompson
•
24
1
77c
—1
_
Jan
58
.100
i
23%
48c
•
30%c
Preferred
•
common
17
25c.
*3-4-r-«—-- -MO
Lta
Jan
3,363
01c
9.80-
23%
Palliser Petroleum
21c
Ltd
6
17%
___.
8%c Feb
Canada
Shares
High
8%
81c
10.00
Warrants
Jan
Texaco
Low
8%
————" >.y 8%
Pacific Petroleums
5c
32
for Week
5%
*
5% "
common
Preferred
Page
31
86c
Mines-;—
Lake
Osisko
Overland
*!-d
32.
—
2.45 Jan
20,000
28c,
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
2.05
16,250
8%c
25 %c
High
'
Week's
Last
Sale Price
55,500
2.40
2.307c
Ormsby Mines—i
LOW
High
8%c
Gold.
Grenada
Friday
s t o ck s
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended February 9)
Sales
Range
Friday
43
par
in
value,
year's
a
Odd lot sale (not Included in year's range),
d Deferred
e Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price.
rCash sale (not
range).,
delivery sale (not
Included in year's
When^deUvered.
.-i
•
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(784)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc.; and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
quotation
following bid and asked quotations are
The
■wide
furnished
(Quotation for Friday, February 9)
on
primarily
in
the
Eastern
Par
Flco
■
T.5..*
Corp common
Aileen Inc —.—i:
7%
9»/4
10 Mi
1
Inc
Aid
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
Radio
Allied
Air
Biltrite
17%
7%
21%
—__1
._—50c
—_50c
34%
32
35 Vb
Central
35%
5%
Maine
Central
.5%
.22%
__2.50
24%
Cent
Cetron Electronic Corp.,———1
Chattanooga Gas Co
6%
7%
12%
American
Rubber
27 V2
12%
14%
27%
29%
Univend
Labs
Anderson
Anelex
—__1.50
Inc__
Corp
1
■1.1/
6%
1
23%
Anglo Canadian
Tele class A_10
58%
Anheuser-Busch
Inc
—_
:_4
7%
),■
'i
5%»
Participating preferred
Arkansas
Missouri
•
Power
52%
Co..5
28
61%
11%
15%
Products
Associated
.1
——_
Sales
Analysts cl A_5
Springs Corp.:
10
Associated
Associated Transport Inc
:
*
Atlanta Gas Light Co com
..5
Atlas Credit Corp commonl_10c
Class
B
—
Products
Baird
Atomic
Baltimore
Bangor
Inc
Gas
5%
Hydro
12%
60
71
12%
20%
Bemis
1
Bros
Bag Co
Corp common
: iq%
35%
_._5
Beryllium
IBoc
Corp
Billups Eastern
Billups Western
Pete
common.l
Petroleum..
cOmmon
Hills
Black
Sivalls
Blatt
<M)
List
Blue
Bogue
Bon
&
&
k--y 4
4%
8%
•
;
Business
Machines
&
16%
•
:
Boston
Capital
Boston
*
Corp——Z~~ZTi
CorpI*
'
Company
25.
$1.20
Bristol
;•
r
&
Brunrung (Charles)
Inc—
Co
Brush Beryllium
Co
Buckeye Steel
Casting" Co
Bush Terminal
Business
Funds
Cadre
Inc
&
Co
Inc.——25c
class A
Company
Industries
Ca
*
16%«B
CorpI!—
ifornia Interstate
California Liouid
For
footnotes,
lOc
(J)
Crucible
Tel
-■
rorn7"i
see
page 46.
lOJ/4
Milner
Bradstreet
class
1
X8%
71%
Kewanee
Oil
'
13%
:
r
Corp
14%
.
&
Film
A
67/s
25%
10
44%
1
.37/a
5 J/2
13%
14 7/s
Corp of Am $1
Dynatronics Inc
Dynex Inc—Ceco
24%
changed
to
Co
Wash
P)
Ind
Fire
Real
Industries
Gulf
3%
24%
Lei
26%
•
42
26 J/4
Levitt
8%
pfd_2
29%
31%
Hanover
10
Hanson-Van
Shoe
17%
22%.
18
I:'."
.
5
*
19J/2
.21*4
1
23 J/2
25%
Corp
5%
1
13 J/2
13 J/2
1
49
1
Inc
(Texas)
19% 1
1
126
.1
*
>
3
5%
■
M7%;_.
•
Winkle-
11 J%
134
:
.1
3.50
-6 J/2
■
J
Corp :
Hathaway Instruments Inc
45%
Hawaiian
,
7%
7%
25%
38%
42
(D
Publications
Hermetite
Heublein
-
Corp
Inc
8%
16
A_:25
25
28J/4
34'/4
14%
.*
;11%
^
—
*
——i.t
1
1
37
n
:
7%
25
28%
48%
•
30%
Heywood Wakefield Co com_12.50
;
v
b
5%
1st pfd ser B_—_—..—25
u
16
,12"%
27%
.
..
13%
7%
13%
•
15%
13%
121/8
Joint
Candy
1.1
—:33%c
Corp:—1._____1,
;
Pipe' Co
Stores
221/4
241/8
171/e
1%
common
(E
Corp
F)
&
Co
Co
13
"
J/2
141b
3
4
35%
74
',1
78J/4
36
8
_*
50%
33
1
Electric
,M 23%
'
—1"
Corp"
18
21%
47%
Inc
Financial
f,v
Matheson
40%
.15
.
221/4
-
53
92%
201/2,
Corp
Gas
>
37J/2"
"4%
_1
common
39%
6
71/8
7%
8
;■
J/2
4%
.4
1
13%
14%
27%
29%
8 J/2
1 9%
39%
43
15
;
161/2
20 V4
,
22
J-
Company
1
25 J/2
28%
.1
45%
48%
3
12%
13%
4%
Inc
-
Electronics
Corp
Mferidian
r
*
^
Electronics
Inc
com
57
3%
5
i
60i/2
4%
18
,
,
29 Vb
35
5
19%
27
_10c
Metal.Hydrides Inc
5
Metcom Inc—Ml——___50c
Metromedia
lne:_——n—_i"
51/8
4%
Lilies—_1
Meredith Publishing Co
f
20
12
7
1
Inc
1' ( Merchants Fast- Motor'
8%
.
Inc.
McGraw (F H) & Co common.2
McLean Industries class A
1
McLouth Steel Corp
2%
Mechanical Handling Systems. 1
Melpar Inc
1
;
22%
.
44 %
/70c
Forms
4%
14%
Mattel
.
1-7%
s
_1
Pak
101/4
21 J/2
5
Portion
Henry's Drive-In Inc
.
••■
5
C)
Henderson's
8 J/8
23%
f
Cons
Heath
55
6%
;
1
Telephone Co
Hearst
47%
51
i.
'
lc
Ml 7%
Marmon Herrington Co.——1
Marrud Inc
.2
Mary Carter Paint class A.
:_1
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
gi/s
,
'•
61/4
—
331/2
10
.29%
Magnetics Inc
1
Major League Bowl & Recrea
1
Marine Capital Corp—
—1
Marlin Rockwell Corp—
1
20 %
1
8 J/4
1
Company
Inc..
43
31
.
:_1
1
V
6%
271/2
13%
MacDonald
4
;
39
*
Inc
;i
5%
..50c
Inc
Lighting
Madison
53
•
3»/4
40 J/s
3%
Lynch, Communication Sys Inc_l
Lytle Corp.l
—
—__*
14%
;*
371/4
1
Inc
Lytton
15'/a
1
321/2
30%
,
l
6%
10c
.
11'/8
Lucky
50%
5 J/2
30 J/4
28
20c
Long (Hugh W.) & Co cl A—50c
Lowe's Companies Inc..—1
1
15%
1
Harvey-Wells
•
15%
4%
12
M'axson
5»/8
13%
14
1
89
Loft
206
47%
,
4%
12
2.50
""Lone Star Steel Co
19%
1
14%
195
.1
Munning
/
—10
1
Lock
24%
11%
CementM
Lipe-Rollway Corp. A__
19%
,
.
3'%
28%
10 3 4
5
;,,.4%
—1
7,
'
12%
25 J/2 *
(Eli) & Co Inc B—
Loblaw
*
Mining
1 11%
2.50
Sons..
Lithonia
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
Hager Inc
a
Hajoca Corp common
Hanna
2
Inc
49
24%
Brick...
7'/2
6%
••
1.1
22%
Interstate
4%
5 J/2
;■•
common
:3%
..
33%
601/2
634
:i
"
Lilly
16
31J/4
13%
Inc
Business
30%
Dunlap Inc
4%
14%
12 y4
common
.Liberty Loan Corp
407/8
9 J/2
.
&
30%
56
/
1
Co
Products
S8'/a
common
1
v
—1
1__
Lanes
Lewis
6^8
37%
.
21
6.25
Inc
Lence
46 J/s
24
>/v. 5%
9%
21
•
19
1.25
Leeds Travel ware class A
27%
:*
Handy &
El
Co.
V
50%
19 ;
.20c
Portland
Steel
1
Estate
Harman
common
371/4
8%
———:.10
preferred..
Blower Co
16
14%
26%
Electric
3 J/b
5
13
*
conv
Magnefax
5%
48
10
Inc
Ontario
15
Gyrodyne Co of America.
9%
Glass
1
Inv
Chemical
Co -A——:
(C F) Labs Inc..
A.
Cosco
Economy
Paso
-
25 V*
■
Mangment class A.lOc
24%
.
<fc
Guardian
25%
34
Inc—__1
Kings Department Stores.;.
Kingsport Press Inc
KingwOod Oil
Co
Ludlow
Inc
113%
>23%
17%
Lestoil
Printing..'
*
Precision Inc. ,—10c
CA
12 J/8
30%
Latrobe
18%
5c
common
class
5%
i 35%
16%
Lake
16%
17
com.l
Handmacher-Vogel
30%
16%
(PH)
Corp
Company
24%
4%
32%
10
com
24%
520
22%
Laguna Niguel Corp Units
77/a
14%
"*
10c
Hamilton
28%
'287/«
5%
\
Corp
23 »/e
Lease Plan International
Corp.l
Leaseway Transportation Corp.l
Leeds & Northrup Co com
50c
Corp
Indus
&
Co
331/2
490
:_10
common
Lau
Hamilton
Laboratory
Inc
1
Bookbinding Corp_10cr
Ecuadorian Corp Ltd—1—5
Edgcomb Steel Co
5
Edgerton Germ si Grier
1_._1
Edgewater Steel Co.
»
5
Utilities
Products
31V4
*
18%
Supermarkets Inc
11
.-'•9%
..1
23
99
Economics
'
*'
Shale
11
28
5%
7
common
16%
11
8%
22%
21 »/4
26%
.'
24%
20 J/2
1
24%
20c
22 J/2
.11
:
<_2.50
...
23
Eastern Racing Association.
*
Eastern Utilities Associates.i.10
7%
i
Corp.—1.1c
Corp
92
Chemical
70%
Koehring Company
Kollmorgen Corp
4%
.
4%
,_20c
Corp
15%
66 J/2
Mi 10
'28%
Knox
1818
24%
2%
;
Inc
14 J/4
5
l.l
Kirk
,
:,
272
245
Xl6%
*
—
.
20 /8
18%
..1
Inc
:
28
:
X41%
*
1
Company
Industries
_-_l
Co..
Keystone Custodian Funds A
*
Keystone Portland Cement Co_3
King Kullen Grocery class A
1
12%
ill%
,
MM 6
: new-—.70c
10
Engineering Assoc cl A—1
9%
Labs;
BM—
Keyes Fibre Co
75%
5%
8%
Class
16%
11%
10%
..1
Growth Capital Inc:
51%
'
m
10c
Inc
18%
15%
20c
Foam
Grosset
4
48 %
1
com_.__l
A
Inc
Corp
Kentucky Utilities
39%
1
Merchandise Co
Grolier
13%
&
7%
35%
—-./...Sc';
Kennametal
16%
2
10
6%
preferred
37
.1
M
9
Aircraft Corp A____l
&
.
12%
33%
Corp
Ketchum
11
A
4%
551/2
.
*
__33%c"
Ml »/8
1
—2.50
■
Economics
Greenfield
30%
6%
*15
:
Devices
Green
53 v2
11%
Name
20%
26*
.1
Green Mount Power Corp
32%
49%
.1
10%
MM
11
Kane-Miller Corp
1
Kansas-Nebraska Nat Gas Co_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
^...3
Kendall Refining Co common.10
4%
51
./
Lamsori Machine Cb_2o
Steel
Kaman
24%
'
30
*
29«/8
,18%
#1
Prod_
class
: M
22J/2
1
Corp
*
Battery & Ceramics—*
Greater
'•
18%
—
10%
,
16%
*
1
Kalvar Corp'
56
25c
Company
Durlron
32%
9%
5
52%
1
Dymo
37%
•
'
•
28 y*
Co.2.50
1
Dura
-
X28
'
.3%
11
——1
Aniline
Goodway
Grayway
8 %
Dravo Corporation
Dyna-Therm
.
30%
1
26
2Q
(RR)
31%
;
7%
3%
Dynacolor
22
V
■;
_50c
common
Globe Rubber Products
7%
Dunn
7
o
Cl7tZ
:
Co
International
Glickman
22%
19%
,
27%
1
3V4
11
27
.
8 J/s
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
101
6%
21%
30
.
Buildings CcClOc
Byllesby (H M)
Bzura Chemical
C E I R inc
C F M
,
•
7%
Refining
Glatfelter
39
.
'
18%
34
.
3
8 J/b
Calif. 1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool
2
Glasspar Co class A
50c
/
20 V4
29%
10
.
36%
10c
Dynamics
Sharpe Mfg Co
55
11—1
18%
Inc.___.I5
Brown
Corp
19%
5
7%
5
25%
29
:;••"n ff/tll.;V
$1.46
6%
Gibraltar Financial Corp
20%
96
Co
Inc
Kaiser
-
15%
5%
—
Corp
15 vh
38 J/2
305
:
9%
l
Research
ion
14'
&;Mach A^_5
Gear
Grant
■29J/s
14%
&
Julie
'
38%
19
Dunham Bush Inc common
19%
6%
35%
5
10
& Mat
Bros
Jones
35%
Geophysics Corp of America.60c
19%
289
10c
Service
Jostens
8%
-
40 Vb
common
Corp
Jessop -Steel Co
13
"
16
12%
37'/a
Co..
Electronics
Johnson
Inc..__lc
Properties
General Waterwrks
17
17%
5
Dun
•
2<;
Fair
General
5%
14%
15%
:
com.l
Corp
Dumas
8%
18
Inc
Co.
General
6
Co__2.50
Dynamics Corp
Duffy-Mott Company
17%
17%
,
preferred.—.—I
Dynamics
British-American Const
Brockway Glass Co
.:
Drexel
33
7%.
,
\
4%
13%
•—*
Salt
Inc 'common
Drackett
21
16
«
_
Jerrold
27%
•26%':
Utilities
Grinnell Corp
12 %
29%;
;
26
16 J/4
14%
A_1
Mfg Corp.::
191B
•
3
Public
General
12%
15
l
Company
Plastics
20 J/s
17%
18%
7%
General
1
& Sons
Dorsett Electronics Inc
28%
19%
•;
Jergens (Andrew)
11%
General
12 %
;:
7
1
com
,-i
Donnelley
-•
™Z~~1Zluc
Bowman Products
Co—£.1
Bowser Inc common
~
10
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Dixon Chemical Industries Inc.l
Dixon
5%
Mil
.1
10c
Corp
7%
13%
4%
Herald-Traveler
Botany Industries
Bowl-M'or
17%
6%
5c
—
Newman
j
1
General
14%
10%
1
Corp
Oil
Inc
Diversa
k
..46%
f,12
Manufacturings
Jnrrell-Ash
23%
32 »/2
11%
;
16%
22
59
30
Inc_50c
Supply
Corp
28^
E
Cie
et
135/e
1
.General Drive-In Corp
;
55-
——
i2%
.
61a
.
5
Serves
Co
26
common..i
Governor Co
General
4%
;;
I 11
Systems—.—.lOc
Inc
Digitronlcs
Disc
24%;
43
25c
Water
Jamesbury
General
'71%
9
13
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
Diebold
M 17%
22%
■—_50c
Ami Co
5
Crystal
Dictaphone
9
15%-
IncII.l
Company
Publishing^.
Beranek
9%
Light.—1,
Bryson
Electric
Bohn
Bolt
Power
Specialties
Dial Finance Company
32%
;
Jamaica
General Atronics
25%
5%
31%
21%
15%
8'/a
37%
29 '/a
14V2
*
7%
35-%.
401/2
20
Investors..
6%
7
50c
: x38ye
13%
Mortgage
General
26%
.18
i,
4
Utilities—-.—15
Corporation
(Chas)
Gas Service Co common
:
Co common
1
Machines—10c
Electronics
Diamond
15%
30
1
Sjn"7 & Smith Incw^2.50
Bird & Son Inc
Black
8%
14%
_i -
common
16%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit International Bridge
1
74%
33
X
Hathaway Inc
Herman Leasing Co__—
24%
1
l
11%
27 J/8
Jacquin
Gem
20%
'X70
25
Berkshire
Del
Delhi-Taylor
:
5
21%
1%
Wash
of
Southern
Itek
.
.35%
19%
common
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A
21
19
*
32%
5
Business
Data-Control
13%
19%
Belmont Iron Works common
Beneficial
•
.
l
M
*
3 J/4
23%
11%
.Garlock Inc.
14%
Industries
Machine
Darling (L A)
Dashew
M.i
20c
13%
10 J/4
1
Icwa
.
6%
,_*
Service
20%
G-L Electronics Inc.
1.
6
97 J/2
Futterman
15%
1
12
Pub
19'A
Frouge Corp
Fulton Industries
36%
Corp
Danley
9%
67
Corp
13%
M 34
MM 3%
-22
56
Corp
1'MM ■V'-.'.'l
v
8%
7'/2
Manufacturing Co
6%
24
———* ;
Cummins Engine common
2% -: 67
Custom
Components...
_10c
11%
20%
M
_1
*
31 '/a
13 '/a
>
__.l
common_5
Iowa
'
10%
.___l
Inc..
CTS
25%
24
lo
common
Petroleum
Isle
M:
i
1
50c
Co.
Co
Crown-Bremson
24%
l
L
Pharm
&
Chemical
Crouse-Hinds
67/a
22%.
Markets.inc.—i
Counselors
Behlen
Belco
Belle
y'MGV'M
Co____5
Barden Corp common...
Bargain City USA Inc
Bates Mfg
Beauty
:
11%
Chem...50c
Vitamin
11
29%
28%
11%
Inc..
Investors Diversified
Ionics Inc
5%
:
27%
1
Interstate Securities
Co
Interstate Vending
Co.
10 Vb
4 J/2
23%
com.*
Fragrance
10%
Frontier
3%
•
.1
Ltd.
J/4
82 3 4
:
.9%
.
1'
.——
8%
8
3%
78 %
___10c
...
9
39%
22
Interstate Engineering Corp—_1
Interstate Motor Freight Syst.l
50%
;
&
11%
•
37
International Recreatn Corp.SOc
International Textbook Co_.__*
Interstate Bakeries Corp_____.l
8%
,
8%
Co.—-__—10c
Fox-Stanley. Photo
Franklin Corp
Frito "Lay Inc
22
6
Inc pfd
8
Corp.
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7
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>
Assn.100
Foundation Company:(NY) M
47%
20%
Sales
Foster
13%
44 V4
s
1
Prop
Chemical
' 'M
M'fg
Corp
Inc 1
Forcite Inc
3%
17%
12
Mortgage
Class B
11%
3%
Craig. Systems Inc
Crompton & Knowles Corp
.Cross Company....——
26%
Electric
Bayless (A J)
Baystate Corp
104
24%
.1
&
Cove
7%
187/8
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Ridge
Cowles
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:
common.!
Inc
Paint
6% •
62%.
.
6%
; 17y*
cominon_2.50
Co
Coral
Cormac
27%
59
.
10%
5c
1034
i
Industry___25c
for
Flavors
4
13%
com.10
;
Industries
92 J%
Foote
7%
15%
Natl
Metal
Food
24%
10c
Electronics
Florida Steel Corp
1
Florida Telephone Corp cl A—10
Florida Water & Utilities
—.1
8%
1——1
Cook" Electric "Co
28
25%
Atmos-Pak Inc ——40c
Automatic Retailers ol Amer_50c
Avon
'28%
25%
Enterprise
33'/a
Florida
21%
>
31 J
Financial
Fitchburg Paper Co class A
1:14%.
6%
Automatic Vndng.lOc
Screw
mm
;
22
Transportation—1
Control Data Corp
'—50c
Cook Coffee Company
1
"15%:
26%
26% ':
.
S
10c
„—
Automation Industries Inc.—.1
Avery Adhesive Products—_
1
Aztec Oil &
24%-
•
5
Continental
21
14%
7%
19%
.1
West
Florida Capital Corp
4%
13%
16'/4
.
Water Co
International Bank
Intl
221/2
20
International Cablevision "A" 10c
52%
Fisher
31%
4
Freightwy Inc.2.50
Rendering Co_6.25
Continental
13%
18%
12%
29%
13%
,20 J/2
150c
Jervis
32%
11%
12%
—
•'V1
10c
Continental
r:
>12% •:
29%
Co.10
'
Business Systm.lOc
Consumer
17 V*
i
:
Consultants Bureau Ent cl A—10
13 y.
10%
7
Consolidated Rock Products
65
J'-.;
Associated
,
Airborne
Consolidated
<
11%
'••
1
121/4
'•881/4
3%
com
Systems
Instruments
%
13
Fischbach & Moore.....—.1
Fisher Foods Inc
2.50
8%
11%
Consolidated
37%
,
0
•
Infrared
8
tlva
Republic Corp of Am cl A_1
Small Business
(NJ)
1
First Surety
Corp
—^.:l"
First Western Financial
1
6%
6
: 7%
Information
9%
7%'
1
First
•24%
11%
Consolidated
20%
34%
Dept Store
_1
Arrow Hart & Hegeman Elec-.10
Art Metal Inc.————;
—1
Arvlda Corp class A
——I
1
Assembly Products Inc
;_1
j
Consolidated
30 %
M
18%
Arlan's
——25c
Corp
1
Refining_2c
Computer Instruments Corp_25c
Connecticut Light & Pow.er Co.*
56
Arkansas Westn Gas Co com_2 Va
Oil
Commonwealth Telephone
•16%
■
Inc
Gas
t
S^6%'.
15%
Industries Inc..—M—.10c
Arden Farms
Co common
-1 :
Plastics
22%
—25
;
"8%:
First
50%
preferred
17%;
16%
.
32'/a
11%
84%
12%
A
Inc
8 »/8
Indianapolis Water Co
.9% 1 Industrial Timer
Corp
1
Inc.—
Indiana Gas &
311/2
30
•
•
:___10c
Mills
531/2
1r
Inc...1
preferred
First
16
$1.25
Corp
Galvan
Head
$1.25
"
__...
19%
■14%
Commonwealth
,
Arcs
47%
17%
Colorite
W7%|
v
Co.—5
33%
,7
8%
Corp
5 J/4
-v
50 J/4
29
••_*
Chemicals
Boston Corp
10
First Flight Co
___50c
First Investors Corp cl A
1
23
Gas
31%
First
7%
Elevator__l
Corp com.3
&
Inc..2.50
Indian
.
15
Fireco
24 %
21
2%
18
V
1
com.__l
1 Income Properties Inc
18
48%
Filtors
30%
6%
21%
*
Milling
Commonwealth
*f y
7
28%
Inc__l
16%
10c
Filmohn
4%
3%
25%
1,0
Fiat
7%
Interstate
\
62 %
Applied Research Corp__r_—25c
40%
:
23%
2c
Federal
26%
.37%
Colorado
50% 11 53%
Applied Electronic$. class A—MO,
Engineering Co
Colorado Oil & Gas
25%
.
24%
5%
1
Hydra-Power
3%
"3918
4%
..24.50
Co
13%
37
Trust Units...
Hydrocarbon
16 J/2
Bearing
Faradyne
28%
1
10c
83%
23%
1
'
211/4
83%
■
3%
_i
■
Hugoton Production
Huyck Corporation
79
1
19%
12%
Corp
preferred
; Hugoton Gas
17 y4
18%
79 %
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
21%
Farrel-Birminghm C.o com.12.50
Farrfngton Mfg common
*
32%
26%
15%
con).—
35%
16%
__l
...
Howard Johnson
2nd
28%
common:.——*
&
;
74%
26
Far
135
:
70
Famous Artists Schodl
224
Colorado
18% M 20%
,
16%c
Collyer Insulated Wire Co
Colonial Stores Inc..——
13%.
12%
American
30
12%
15%
Co....L_*
Corp
Universal
;.
M
68%
128
A—16%c
class
Class B
Coleman
preferred——_——.25
American Sterilizer Co..
;3J/3
5%
-—.100
Utilities
11%
13%
Oil Company com..10c
Resistor common
2.50
Fafnir
5
,;
7%
338
33
ic
Fearless
31 '/a
2%
,___io
Corp
Corp
11 J/8
.
28%
Houston Natural Gas Corp..—5
Houston Oil Field Material.
.1
•30%
;
Gas—20
Executone Inc
5%
216
Coastal States Gas Prcl Co_33%c
22%
St Gobain Corp com.7,50
Amer
63
com—1.25
Clinton Engines Corp common.l
5%
20% CM
Securities
Clifton
20%
25%
4%
Gas Co (Florida)
Clarise Sportswear Co
Precision Products
5%
4ya
50c
6%
50C
Inc
Inc
Essex
32
.
Coal
Ets-Hokin
5%
5»/4
City
48%
19
Plastics__l
&
y
5%
4%
4%
29%
Preferred
Citizens
45%
—.1
Int'l
American
i.'.
35%
1
Land
Houston
Ask
10%
Corp
1
Holiday Inns of America—1.50
Hoover-Co class A...
2%
Houdry, Process
?
30' J/s
.
28
Equity
Erie
25
common.l
Inc
Christiana
54
5
;
the Ritz
Chicago Musical ■■Instruments—!.
30-/8
50%
Bowling
_iuc
American Pipe & Construction_5
Chemsol
19"%
27
5
33%
Corp—6
11%
Publish—25c
Heritage
Svc
24%
18%
class A—.1
Co
Pub
28
1
...
Business Forms
Epsco
37%
:
23%
Telephone Co com—10
Vermont
30%
<
Furniture Co com.'—1
Greetings
;u-r.10y
27
Co..*
Co—
Power
22%
1
Co.—..
Express
Ennls
23%
32%
Cryogenics ——50c
American
a
wide
a
Bid
pfd.ll
Credit
Horizon
11
Inc
Cons
Horn
Entron
Gas Co
4
53
Endev'co Corp
8%
.
Hilton
.
111%
10 Vb
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil CO
287/«
com__5
American Electronic Labs Inc__2
Gypsum
27
10 Va
X49 Vs
Emhart Mfg Co common_i__-7,/ji
Empire Devices Inc 71
1
3%
..3%
.
& Gas_4
20 J/h
-
Capital..—__£1
,
5%
5 Ve
ctfs__
Trust
Central Indiana
Rubber
American
25c
Field
Point
,10%
Card—-1"
Inc.—.lOc
Water
Elk
10%
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
Filter
American
5%
14%
9%
36%
Bowling Enterprise..1
American Cement Corp.—
5
American
5%
13%
Int'l
Instruments
Elizabethtown
10%
46%
American
American
9%
"Central Illinois Electric
Charles of
American
1
Co___
9%
18%
1..1..2
ul
14 J/8
•
'Corp___._l
Capital
Elizabethtown
8%
>'.14%
■'
Cedar
8 J/s
-
.
Natural
Elion
12%
7%
Industries
Ceco
9%
8%
11%
12%
-
Splendor Min 6%
High Voltage Engineerng Coi-p.l V
'
Associates
Electronics
•6%
& Co com—1
Inc.—-—-10c
Gas,
——1.
(L E)
Chemicals
Carpenter
Cary
7%
6%
1__
Inc
Electronic Instrument
78%
34
Corp
American
••
74%
<43
Allyn & Bacon Inc_
Altamil Corp
Alterman Foods Inc.;
American
have
have
'•'Par
Hidden
•
V 12%
Houston
Electronic
19%
•
1
CprpAccounting
Electronic
: 18%
:m
13%
Line
Pipe
Cascade
.50c
——-
Carolina
54
.
17
^50c
Inc
Caressa
10%
M;
:i6%
A— .10c
1:17
Corp—3.75
Maintenance
Allied
5%
27%
...1
com—
class
1
1
1
——
Electrolux
11
.
11%
Instruments
Electronics
50
111
Develop
Credit
All-State
9'/a
I10
——
————
Land
Alico
—1
'5%
„
Capehart Corp
50c
Capital For Tech Industries..!
Capitol Products Corp com.50c
241/a
■ ——
Culver
Alberto
15%
4%
Superior Ltd—
Electric
24%
221/2
»
Homes
Albee
48%
13%
12%,
.Cannon Mills Co B common—.25
5%
;■%
5
Oil
Ask
9%
Corp
Electro-Voice
23%
4%
.
Jot
Mfg.:
Device
y.
21 '/a
...1
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M 45%
1
Delhi
Canadian
Cannon
Ajax Magnethermic Corp.— .—*
Alarm
which
region.
-
Bid
25c
—
-
32%
Ltd—__10c
Inc
8%
,;;.V,.m
...5
Corp
Canadian
7'A
Airpax Electronics
Airwork
Cameo
20%
——1
-I;-—_1
Aerovox
30%
.
44
18 Vi
10c
Inc..
Labs
Aerotest
9%
39 C
Addison-Wesley
;
Electro-Science Investors.^
1
Electro-Tec Corp
i_.10c
Ask
Bid
,
r—12%
Calif Water Service
Calif Water 60. Telep—:
;n%
8%
i___10C
Publishing Co.*
Adler Electronics Inc
10c
Aeronautical Electronics f ——-1
Associates
Electro
t yyyryy
Ask
Bid
&11' Tlw^:mZI 1''Ml 1>.?r
Acme Electric Corp common—1
Corp
Electrada
Industrials and Utilities
Acoustica
Monday, February 12, 1962
,
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
by the "bid") or
/:•
,
request;
The "National" list is composed of securities
distribution.
The
"Eastern" '•list
comprises
securities
which
national
distribution
.
38%
2%
11
12%
.8%
9'%
14%
15%
"
Number 6133 ;
195
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:
.
(785)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
(Quotation for Friday, February 9>
"
Light & Pwr Co com
Mexican
Inc.
Microdot
Public
Sve
Co
of
12 V*
Public
Svc
Co
of
19%
Publishers
"
*V
Puritan
7%
Inc
E
Importers
D
M
Radiation
Dynamics
J*.-:/,10c;
Systems
;13»/+^
14%
.
Reading &
Drilling
, $
34®,a
11%v, 12
12%.
29%
jC0l------n2:—1
Redwing
Reheis
Modern
7
*■'%.*
";f' H "
Park
Monmouth
Auto Equipment com—1
Moog Servocontrols-il-^——---1
Moore Drop Forging Co——1-1?"
Moore-Handley Inc_^>*_——t-i-^l
78
Revere
Mornings-tar-Paisley Inc—„—,1
Morton
,14%
8%
Inc—**——500
' I—,1
Multi-Amp
Assn
Nalco
*
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Stoker
&
Roberts
Microwave
Narragansett
4.% :/
Fabric/ Co—3
Narrow
National
ll
v,.-.'^1 V.'
GasOil
National
Class
Homes
B
Corp.l—_5
/*-50c
Nesbitt
Nevada
Power
Hampshire
Russ
New
Jersey -Natural
New
York
New
-
Co_c5
Gas
York
Trap
Nicholson
San
Carolina
North
Penn
7'/4
Company
Ontario
Northwest
Nat
Natural
Northwestern
14
Gas_
*
Service
Science
Scot
1
•'
Ocean
Ohio
Oil
Drill
!!
&
Water
Otter
Inc
Tall
•
1
TIME
397b
ll
Pak
Betts
32
Company
407a
1
Gamble
Robinson
-1
49 ■/,..:
|l 45%
84
I./I 788%
■
Trans-Coast
Inv
Transcontnti
—1
Co__
—5
Trico
16%
257® I
|
Labs
Inc
Products
Tropical
Gas
Tucson
Corp
27
13
Lt
5%
8%
Union
Texas
United
—__;.10c
14%
157b
United
Illuminating
1
53/4
6%
United
Investors
1
28%
55
453/»
22
24'/a
I
United
25%
48%
Inc—
5
307B
447b
Corp————iul
&
Co
Preferred
97i
Pacific
/-■*. Vwiv
50c
Corp
197a
&
Co
13
145/s
Lines
Inc
Packard
Instrument
.Panoramic Electron
Pantasote Co
Co.—
Shawmut
Inc
cs
/
Shulton
3%
,
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1
Inc
class
A
-
Siegel
(Henry
I)
Pacific
Power
Simplex
Inc
—!—
50c I.
Pendleton
_/25c
Tool
Industries
-
-
-
Wire
Dorp
South
Co
&
Inc
'Pennsylvania Gas
&'
-Penobscot Chemical
Watd.r
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jCd-*
States
Sugar Corp
1
33%
Fibre"Co^_l
States
Truck
1
23
Pepsi-Cola
Perini
United
Technical
Utilities1
Lines
Industries
4 7a
1
Corp
pom_—1
4%
16
Const
Utilities
&
&
Inc
5
Mining
Vacuum
13%
Vahlsing Inc
Valley Mould
474
257b
•
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Playskool Mfg
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Electronics
Plymouth Cordage Co—1Z_25
Plymounth Rubber Co——5
-
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Paper
Co
r
1
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Southern
New
U;
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; Portland
Co
10c
Genl "Electric
Co__7'/a
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of
America...
;;
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Powertron
♦
9
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of New York—,
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of
18 Vb
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1
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83/4
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107a
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9
5
57a
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7%
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St
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927.
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Gas
I; 19
Co—1%
I
203/a
36
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76
24%
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Metals
32%
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7
common!
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Standard
•
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Stanley
Stanley
Star
•
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com
Co
Products
Inc
v
18%
/
52%
-
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Steel
'
Crest
Hall' 1_
Homes
Inc
:
Stein
*.
Strategic Materials Corp
56
-
;
Strawbridge & Clothier
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
,2,1
7
com__5
-
137b
6%
A- 07b
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...12%
.
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com
Superior Electric Co—
1
•'Superior Mfg & Instrument_50c
Super Marked Distributors Inc_l
•i Supronics
Corp ——i
25c
*.
Susquehanna Corp ,2
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Swank
Inc
common
Systron-Donnev
Corp
,—,1—11
—
/
;
18
•
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77b
83%
(Camden
N
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Natl
Bank
of
10%
18%
I
.
65
99 Va
1037a
927a
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First
40
43
102
108
Natl Bank (Jersey City)_10
First Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty,25
Natl
First
Natl
Bk
of
St
Louis
10
City Bank (N Y)__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
&
First
of
Trust Co
(Philadelphia )_10
Westchester
Natl
New Rochelle
-
46
50%
10474
1073/4
,
5
Franklin Natl Bk of LIN Y„5
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813/4
397®
10
70
767.
(Wash),,10
71
7574
of Phila—10
45
St
Louis
Union
Trust Co
1st Natl Bk
Seattle
Second: Natl Bank
57%
State
79%
2374
76
National
3374
437a
477#
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43 74
46%
78
83>4
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44
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117.
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53
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Co
of
New
Commerce
stock
Jersey
2%
Bank
(Cleve)I
487a
dividend
51%
■35%
of Maryland_101
72
7674
48
537a
1
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140
158
65
69
Union Trust Co
United
States Trust (N
(Phoenix Aril
Valley Natl Bk
65%
53%
5
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co__10
'
Wachovia Bank St Trust Co
(Winston-Salem
50
i
56
-
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
10
8
9074
1
(Conn)_10
Bank
United States Tr Co (Boston )_101
53%
61
((Philadelphia)
41 1
84
15
(New
Ex-100%
Kings County Trust (Bklyn),,10
Co
78
38%
60
Industrial Valley Bank & Trust
Co (Phila)i, ——..j.—5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)—10
.Trust
75
(Los
,
of
.
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Sterling Natl Bank A Trust Co
Industrial National Bank
.—10
36 y®
36
5474
8 Va
Providence R I
198
78
35%
28 3/4
.
si y4
.
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
33
56
,
327a
—6
First Natl Bank
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12'/a
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10>
Hudson County National Bk__10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)
8
Bk
787®
767a
185
Royal Bank of Canada
State Street B &
Corn Exch Bk—10
Sav
457#
Bank
National
N
11617.
Security
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
35 7k ',
Rockland
58
74
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35%
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—
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347®
42 74
33
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(Suffern
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Philadelphia National Bank—10
10
97
63 Va
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5
65%
20 '
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62
126
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„
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(Philadelphia)
12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)-12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
First Natl Bank orf Dallas,,—10 1
,
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
-607a
Boston, 12 7a
437a
.
■I
49%
116
24%
182
Pittsburgh National Bank
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
(Chic)—20
mi"
41 S8
40
66%
Trust
22
58 7a
3874
66
5
61%
Tr &
11%'
54 Va
Natl Bank
Carolina
46
(Atlanta)___10
First Natl Bank of Chicago
Eng Merchants Natl Bk,10
55
Natl Bank (Baltimore)—10
Bank
69%
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637®
67.
Natl
467a
122
Harris
8%
4374
Newark—6.25
of
Northern Trust Co (Chicago),20
87%
•:
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207a
63%
40%i
—:—10
47%
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13.83
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21.43
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15.68
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15.72
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4.23
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22.15
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8.84
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8.82
9.59
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7.05
7.6(5
8.66
10.68
11.45
16.64
18.15
8.47
15.70
a34.02
12.23
11.05
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1
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7.87
13.20
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8.60
9.40
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9.16
9.95
10.26
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Value
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Inc
Fund
11.15
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2.77
3.03
9.19
9.85
10.77
8.22
8.98
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Inc
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Investors
12.07
13.20
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11.77
12.87
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6.90
7.55
Whitehall Fund Inc
5.3i::
5.80
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11.59
12.67
12.96
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Swap
Fund
11.90
12.87'
Congress
19.90
21.52
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Fund
10.28
10.99
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7.38
7.98
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Fnd Ltd
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—1
6.36
6.88
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13.68
14.95
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1
35.02
35.72
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Fund
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Fund
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131VL-
137
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201
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5
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27'%
118
127
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5
142
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57
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of
Amer
1
17%
5
42
10
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
Southwestern
Life
Ins
110
5
Title
Sec Life Ins
Guaranty Co
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Co
of
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Fund
Istel
Johnston
Inc
Recent
Bid
Tel
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Tel 4%s
&
(Commonwealth
5*%s
Ask
103^
09%
12,
Nov.
Carolina
1007%
El
Paso
Ferro
Food
Natural Gas
Pacific
Water
Gas
110*
112
Shamrock
Oil
5%s_
1977
47bS- -1992
a
103
Mar.
Apr.
11,
10,
Apr.
10,
Sep.
10,
75
78%
Variable Annuity Life Insur
1
Westchester Fire
2
one
City of N Y-2
32nds
more
or
Ask
Banks
i
for
of
a
99.24
100.24
100.4
4s
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Bank Bonds
99.31
1,
1962
100.7
100.9
510,
1962-
100.30
101.2
99.31
100.3
22,
1962
101.2
3%s Feb.
20,
1963—
100
2%s May
101.4
4*%s Apr.
99.26
99.8
101.20
100.8
100.20
100
100.16
100
100.16
1964
100.20
4S
Oct.
20,
4s
Dec.
20,
1965—
101.16
3%s Feb.
21,
*1966—-—.—
100.4
100.20
3*4S
96.8
97.8
100.16
101.16
101.16
102.16
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98.24
99.24
Mar.
5V'8s Feb.
3'%s Apr.
57'os July
20,
100.8
100.24
4'%s Oct.
1,
99.16
3'%s May
100.18
4j/bS Feb.
15,
3%s Sep.
15,
98.6
100.14
4'%s Feb.
101
100
101
100.16
101.16
102.16
103.16
105.8
106.8
1,
Bid
Ask
100.2
100.3
Feb.
100.4
15,
1963
.
Wi
100.5
Feb.
15,
1962
94
100 3 4
101
-1977
117
101
4%s__
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15,
ll)62_
100
15,
1962
99.8
100.8
96.8
978
100.15
100.19
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1974
-
1,
1962-
May
15,
Aug.
15,
—
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99.30
100.20
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1,
15,
15,
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5s
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3%s Aug.
100.11
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1962
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1,
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:
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99.28
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1963——-A
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,
100
—
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3%s Aug.
1962
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3%s
Nov.
15,
15,
1962
15..
1963
2%s
Feb.
3'As
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15,
1
May
1,
15,
100.6
4%s Nov.
99.12
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100.15
100.17
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100.3
100.4
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15,
1,
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99.14
99.15
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1966
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1963
100.25
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Motorola
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106*2
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112
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1965—A;
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100
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1986
101%
3%s
1975
,
85
.
82
Dated
102*4
90
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1-62
100
100.1
3.i5s
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2-61
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2-62
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2-62
100
100.2
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11-
1-61
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1-62
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1-62
100
100.2
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4-61
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4-62
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100.3
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102 %
101
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95.10
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93.24
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102.16
102.18
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92.26
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90.22
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1-62
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1-62
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100
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100.2
99.31
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99.30
100
99.30
100.1
100
100.3
United States Treasury Bills
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Bid
Ask
15,
1962
99.987
99.988
May
24,
23,
1.
1962
99.939
99.943
May
31,
1962
99.899
99.903
June
7,
8,
1962
99.849
99.856
June
14,
15, 1962
Mar. 22, 1962
99.802
99.810
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21,
99.739
99.745
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99.732
99.738
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Feb.
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23,
1962
1962
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145
155
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106
109
1987
102
102 %
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100
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1962
99.174
99.139
99.059
99.086
1962
98.997
98.990
98.935
98.868
98.812
1962—
1962
1962—1
99.690
99.697
July
99.635
99.646
July
99.591
15, 1962
Apr.
15,
1962
Apr.
19,
1962—*
Apr.
26,
19622—
May
3.
10,
May
17,
1962
99.549
99.559
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July
99.516
99.527
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26,
99.464
99.476
Aug.
2.
99.408
99.418
Aug.
9,
1962
19622
99.348
99.357
Oct.
99.287
99.308
Jan.
98.767
98.735
98.678
1962
1962"
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—
1962—i
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19,
15,
15,
99.198
1962
90.578
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99.256
99.113
1962
1962
5,
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1962
1962
19621963—
i
1—
98.621
98.559
97.946
96.976
99.019
99.004
98.958
98.888
98.833
98.792
98.761
98.701
98.645
98.579
97.967
96.995
132
19R8
22,
1962
1962—
5.
12,
May
100%
102*4
1970
5*/4s
100.8
90.18
—
3-
Apr.
1971
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103.8
91.20
1966
7-3-61
Mar. 29,
123
1003«
1971
100.11
100.4
1966 wi
,
96.12
102.16
100.9
103
6- .1-61
Mar.
74
101%
1981
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5s
5 Vis
.1981
S
&
Amer
96.8
102.14
100.27
Mar.
1987
Power
Textron
97.18
102.15
95.6
1964
1965
1,
1,
99.28
97.16
102.13
100.5
1964
Oct.
99.10
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1962
3%s Nov.
100.5
.
1962
Ask
103.6
15, 1964
15, 1964—
//l%s Oct.
99.26
'
Apr.
Texas
101*4
(M) & Sons—
—
99%
5%s
95
1972-1967—
Maturity3'As May
100
Feb.
Feb.
131
226
Hilton Hotel 6s
72
119
Trans
102.8
1972—
4%s Nov.
1962
15,
Mar.
101
120
Sperry Rand 5 Vis
GenT Tire & Rubber 6s WW -1982
Co
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118
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww_„ 1967
Grant
T>
8
Gas
4%s
95.8
106.8
101.8
Ask
100*/2
108
Gas
94.8
Treasury Notes (Continued) —
of Indebtedness—
May
3%s
101
143
A
,
105.8
1970
3s
111
V
97
100.16
1970———
1,
20,
98.20
96.8
1969—
20,
302.8
106.24
98.4
1966
15,
101.8
-
1966
20,
4%s July
105.24
1977 Wi-
1965
May- 2,
4'/4s July 20,
4'.4s Mar. 20,
99.16
100.10
99
101.8
20,
Oct.
4s
100.2
20./1964
1, ^1963—
100.4
1972
100.1
May
Oct.
98.16
100.2
100
1962
100.8
—
100.1
20,
101
—
100.2
—
—
99.28
Ask
100.1
-
—
101
109
Tenn
43
4%s Aug.
99.26
99.18
1973
12,
Feb.
3%s
1971
10,
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3%s
99.18
1972-
12,
Jun.
100.2
Federal (Land
100.1
101
100%
106
T
19*%
40%
Bid
3.05s
100 7
-1682
5s
18'%
point
2.95s
100%
-1976
5%6__
%
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
118
1982
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3.15s April 2, 1962
99.31
"1970—
10,
Rate
100:»4
1007%
ww
42
162%
86
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1966
10,
June
4s
a23.29
1987
&
24%
42'%
90%
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1965
10.
Feb.
l%s Apr.
U99.02
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4%s. .1991
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103:*b
47%
109
78 %
16%
1964
12/
l%s Apr.
116
1969
El
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81%
139
74'%
61%
Bid
1964
1964.,
11,
3%s Feb.
8.07
1977
Phoenix Steel 5'%s
19%
46 %
115
39%
86
3%s
•
1973
;
Rochester
138
General Port Cement
4*%s. .1994
5s
104*4
-1975
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Petroleum
ww
104*a
3%s
Corp
5*/2S
1037a
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Garrett
101*4
Tel
10212
Machinery 3%s__— -1981
Corp
Northwest
-1982
Edison
Elizabethtown
Niagara Mohawk Pow 4%s. 1991
4%s 2011
Carrier Corp 4%s
CommonwTth
Pipeline 4%s~ 1982
2002
4%s
Telep
Pacific
89 %
5
15
1963-
10,
1031.00
Bid
Gas
York
100
130
4%s.-1991
.
46'/B
102
—3
Insurance-..
58%
1963
11,
Sep. 10,
3%s
al2.90
120
115
Lgt
Inc
Bunds—
Natural
New
Bausch & Loinb Opt 4%s__ -1979
Burlington Industries 4%s -1975
&
104
of)—
_1982
——
Pwr
—
Fund
156
9%
82'%
5
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds
Amer
Australia
Exchange Fd_
Capital
Capital
38%
5
3.20s
Group Cdn
Investors
21'%
America—2.50
1
Ins
103
2
5
Life
44%
10
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Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U S Fire
133
2
(N Y)
Insurance
Ins
76
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Co
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50 preferred
Standard
96
6.25
Seaboard Surety Co
29%
134
Fire
Seaboard Life
.
13%
53'%
5
1962
10,
11,
a23.69
Inc
Fund
Street
85'%
Paul
2
al2.48
Inc—
Inc
Fund
Selective
Investors
St
Treasury Notes-
a99.35.
Inc
Fund
Street
64%
17, 1962—iuivL
Natl
3s
.
al4.65
Inc_
Street
Republic
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
i
42
66%
62'%
100.2
Certificates
*
Funds—
31'%
Corp (N Y)
Insurance (Texas)
Figures aiter decimal ^point represent one or more 32nds of a point
18.24
7.46
1
Wisconsin; Ftmd Inc.
14.16
Centennial
Fund
Ind
88%
28'%
63'%
Accident
4s
Inc
85
Reinsurance
100
Maturity-
Mutual
Washington
11%
29%
8'%
21'%
4s
Wall Street Investing Corp
10%
27%
-
1
10
413'b
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Value Line Special Situations
8.41
67*%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)—5
1962
8.60
Fund
62'%
,
1962-,
16.55
1
Science
62
38%
1
1,
11.62
Continental Fund
196780-
lo
5
1962
10.25
United Funds Inc—
United Accumulated Fund
a29.72
Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc—1
Incorporated Income Fund
1
Incorporated Investors
1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
lc
Institutional Growth Fund-lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
lc
Investment Co of America—1
Investment Trust of Boston;—1
Investors Group' Funds—
..
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Stock
9.38
10.92
22.77
Y
10
100
7.71
22.11
42
Life
Owners
Home
4,
4V2s Feb.
1
Inv—10c
Growth
53
39
2.50
15, 1963Uu-_—
Mortgage Assn-
4V4s
United Income Fund Shares_l
Imperial Fund Inc
Investors
13.22
9.49
of Canada Ltd
27%
49%
12'%
Providence-Washington
Aug.
13.45
U B 5 Fund
5 */«
15, 1962
15, 1962^.
June
434s
8.71
48'A
53%
24
78%
22%
1962
May
5 Vhs
12.31
13.02
4 3 it
June
4'/bs Aug.
1
:
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of N
3.20s
4'/8s
45 %
42'a
Fund—1
7.03
Pacific Insurance Co
192
3.05s
4'%s Sep.
Inc
139
183
5
100.2
45%s
G38.74
1
tl33
_5
45
3.33%
Y
100.2
4%s
Farnham
_1
of N
100
3%s
17.19
Cotp__•
Co
100
4'/bs Dec.
~9.16
1
Ins
Northern
66
Pioneers
Inc.
Loan
4%s Jun.
al0.52
11.89
1
lc
lc
46%
72
2.50
1962
37'us Dec.
Industry Inc—Smith (Edson B) Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc—1
Texas
Income Foundation
&
3%s Mar.
12.51
Sterling Investment Fund Inc__1
Haydock Fund Inc
Home
4%s
10.97
Fund
197608
Co
%s Apr.
4s
10.14
6.52
52V4
43%
10
Pacific Indemnity CO—
3%s Sept.
3
al0.92
Television-Electronics
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Life
3%s May
1
Inc
62%
Co_:
Standard
4VnS
Shares—1.25
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
9.71
5.86
32%
49%
5
Northeastern Insurance
Ins—
Insurance Co
Federal
Clark-
7.23
5,96
30%
5
Noytli RiTer
138
3s
a20.57
Fund
(Ky) 2
,
Travelers
Federal
18.03
9.83
15.54
10c
10c
1
;
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.36
16.59
1
Ainer
18%
34 3 o
<
31%
United
Jefferson
4.91
4.49
1
8.86
Series H-DA
coin-!
1
NewV York. Fire Ins Co--—.1—5:
56
3.05s
American
IT
NY_2
,
83%
16,
Stock Fund Inc
of
43
52%
15,
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
United
40
80
Mar.
6.59
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series H-C7
5
5
Home
al4.56
United
52%
(Jacksonville Fla)_2'/2
3.15s Apr.
14.20
a22.71
49
Employees Insur (D C)
4
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
3s
of Canada
Century
1
Nationwide Corp class A
New Hampshire Fire
Republic Ins Co
.16.68.
25c
Fund
Natl Old Line Ins AA
National Union Fire
70%
Insp & Insurance———10
8.24
&
70'%
66*%
66
Hartford Steam Boiler
14.80
Roe
&
10.96
Inc
Co
Inter Life
16.51
7.54
Stein
66
61
Life Insurance
10.08
13.62
in
5
2
(S F)
15,
1
Shares
Ins__:
82".
Feb.
1
Common
Accident
74*%
3s
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Selected
&
75
13.09
Fund
Scudder Fund
Life
4
Insurance
12.96
Inc
(Geo)
Fund
Natl
Figures after decimal point represent
Putnam Growth Fund
Revere
10%.
59
18.36
-1
Fund
Putnam
Stock
10.09
226
18%
90%
133
13.26
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
lc
Petroleum shares
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund lnc_LA.il'
216
1
national Fire
127
12.53
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical Equip Shares—lc
shares—lc
10
7'%
10
12.10
Income—1
for
Puritan
Balanced
General Bond shares
153
Hartford Fire Insurance Co_;
1
Fund
Provident
Group Securities—
Fully Administered
144
6%
Phoenix
15.76
16.80
Growth Stock
State Street, Investment
a20.44
V.—10
1
51%
59'%
11.43
Sovereign Investors
General Capital Corp-—-——~1
General Investors Trust
.1
102
47*%
56
2.50
Inc
Scudder Stevens &
.
96
Assurance_12.50 "
(Bait)
10
1
*
50c
Inc
Fund
2.67
7.07
2.62
Funds—
—-*c
lc
7.22
2.27
85*/a
Merchants 'Fire
114
al5.56
Pine Street Fund Inc
Rowe)
49'%
%71'%
67
10
Hanover Insurance Co
14.83
14.42
1
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Fund
6%
.
108
Interstate
13.57
Fund—.—1
Street
Oppenheimer Fund
(T
179
46%
5
Gulf Life
al6.64
York
Price
18'%
>
5
Gov
7.88
7.21
New
William
17 */4
Maryland Casualty
1
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins—5
137
'
IN,, Yi "A"_2
Assurance
Great American
Nucleonics Chemistry
One
6
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
Globe
6.89
9.08
New
V 171
1
Life
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
Casualty Co
Glens Falls
4.35
Stock
5
National
Peerless Insurance Co.-
Govt
6.19
14.61
20.96
12.85
_
17.95
3.98
Pioneer
9.87
25c
Series
25.01
16.60
5.66
Series
Series
Growth
130
Insur
Loyal Amer Life Ills Co Inc
99'%
Georgia
12.89
14.28
10.4(5
1
Inc
Fundamental Investors
*
23.12
1
England Fund
1
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
&
Electronics Shares Inc
1
18.91
10
Lincoln
95'%
Franklin
1
—.——~1
Dividend Series
1
Preferred Stock Series
1
Income Series
1
68.77
Life Insurance Co of Va_—
13%
82%
Monument Life
General Reinsurance Corp,.
3.31
3.24
—
18.72
88.08
38%
'
16
;
Life
Firemen's Fund
U15.27
11.29
Balanced
41%
34%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Shares
1
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
National Investors
Corp..
1
23.17
38%
Federal
National Securities Series—
21.26
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
5.2.4
1
1
beneficial
37%
38%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J) —1.25
Employers Group Assoc*
17.37
Mutual Shares Corn
of
34%
of
12%
New-$5 par split, 2-for-l—
Continental
25.62
16.07
Trust
30*%
Co
70%
Co
Insur
Gen
Continental
Fund—
Investment
Mutual
Connecticut
19.69
Investing Foundation—1
Founds Growth. 1
Mutual
Life
16.79
18.02
23.70
Bond
series
Preferred stock series
-
15.36
beneficial interest—1
of
Units
Penna—5
Assurance
14 Hi
Crum & Forster Tnc
1
Life
Massachusetts
Life
65
<N J)
Comwealth Life Insur Co
2.66
——1
Inc
26 3.(
.——10
Shippers—
Casualty
Citizens
3.74
lc
Mutual Invest
20.38
Fund
97'%
39%
32 YH
Re-insurance
&
Citizens
4.15
2.57
.
lc
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int__33%C
Mass Investors Growth Slock
10.39
Founders Mutual Fund
slock
American
Bankers
3.07
3.80
2.35
Paper
92%
36 %
35
'
lc
shares
Ins
Boston Insurance
2.81'
Industries shares—lc
General
35 Va
143
78
5
Beneficial Standard Life
10.99
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc—__10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc_
1
Custodian
Nat
Bankers Natl Life 3ns
9.80
Fund
Scries
Amer
13.81
Metal
43
32
2*/2
(Wash D C)
(Galveston)
12.67
Pehn
Fidelity Capital Fund
Mercury
a31.58
12.07
Fund—1
Growth Fund
Amer
Fund Inc—1
Stk
39
10
Inc_l
Companies
13.21
14.63
Inc
—10
20c
17%
16%
Assurance
(Newark N J)
19.55
Income
11.97
14.87
Home
Life
17.89
12.47
16.10
1
—1
—50c
1
Equity Fund Inc
of
Inc—
Fund
American
Amer Ins Co
American
Ask
Bid
Par
Lawyers Title Ins Corp'(Va)—5
Liberty Life Assurance—2
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2 1
36-
1
12.09
V;
lc
Energy Fund Inc
Fund
8.27
-i
.*
35
__5
Fla>
1
17.97
50c
Stock Fund
50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Utility
7.21
7.55
Fund
(Jacksonville
-
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
American Heritage Life Ins—
Inc_..l
20.09
& Howard—
Common
Internatl
"
Trust
—
Bond
17.46
6.58
■
V-«*'
24 34
10
preferred—
.
143
137%
1
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity & Casualty-5
conv
... -
.
Companies
Ask
152
5
Investors
•
18.57
Investing Co Inc—1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund
,
■
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory
Invest Fd Inc—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
1
Franklin
16.14
1
Bid
142
lo
Insurance
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—•
8.55
16i44
Vegli
Federated
Ltd_l
Fund—1
1
Fund
11.70
Petroleum shares
Western Investment
Balanced
5.62
1
13.30
Keystone
«' '■,i'■ *
•
-10
-
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American General Insur Co_l.50
Managed Funds—
Series B
Eaton
5.14
//■/ $1.25
17.08
—
(Low Priced Com Stks)__1
S-4
4.14
7.82
Inc_
Diversified Income
15.65
Stock)
Com
14.50
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
De
S-3
14.34
Stock
Fund Inc
——•«—%■
Composite Fund Inc—
l_1
Crown
10.12
19.61
Composite Bond &
Fund
14.73
12.65
Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Concord
13.49
Knickerbocker
Gen
Int'l
6.46
25.77
Stocks)—1
Fund)
Com
12.24
Commonwealth Inc Fund Inc—1
CommonwTth
5.91
23.62
(Income
10.71
Fund Inc—.
Growth & Energy
Colonial
American
American
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Growth
Life
& (Surety
Agricultural Insurance Co
10.43
S-l
K-2
3.79
1
Chemical Fund Inc—
——11
(Income Fundi
Casualty
Insurance Co
Aetna
10.31
S-2
Growth
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
9.56
9.44
1
(Discount Bonds)
K-l
1.86
1
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
Colonial
B-4
10.61
Priced
(Low
B-3
4.91
1
Canadian International
Fund Ltd
Bonds)——1
16.68
6.15
9.31 i
Inc__——-—1
Canada General Fund—
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund Inc:
24.10
15.29
6.04
1.69
Fund
California
22.09
5.63
50c
1
Investing
Ltd
Street
Par
Aetna
Aetna
25.60
5.56
——'—•—-1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc.-1
Boston Fund Inc———1
Bullock
-
Ask
24.53
al8.41
Canada' Ltd
Broad
9.21
4.60
Bid
Par
Keystone Custodian FundsB-l
(Investment Bonds)-—1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
7.66
8.52
Inc
Fund Inc
2.65
6.95
Fund
Fund
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Advisers
• '•
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Aberdeen
Monday, February 12, 1962-
.
Securities;$ (Quotation for Friday, February 9)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter
...
.
.
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES,
\
%
•No
New
par
York
value,
Stock
a Net asset value.-,
b Bid
Exchange,
t New stock,
^
yield price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing on the
x Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
y Ex- stock dividend.
Volume
6133
Number
195
.
.
(787)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
47
Week Ended February 3
COURSE
THE
CLEARINGS
BANK
OF
-
stand
there is
center
gain for the week ending Friday of 4.1%.
a
•
'
-
Chicago
%•; i
Boston,
Total
.
1
,■
i
,
f'
,
——;
r
820,003,000 '
+
8.7
+
719,717,111
+ 13.9
.
4,401,651
7,639,427
7,371,716
4.293,987
.
—24~5
4,176,629
6,663,401
■1
6,735.207
2.3
30.806,069
25,170,005
+ 44.9
24.408,276
21,956,363
1,173,452,678
6.6
1,187,393,386
1,168,507,443
■
,
.
.
*
.
k
+
*)
.
13,520.773
.-
7.3
+
•
1.5
—
+
11.967,124
304.562.167
647.194,890
:
Cleveland
390.500,000
•
1.088,000,000
4,398,746
15,753,047
608.305.730
_
Cincinnati
+ 12.1
439,308.905
•»
■•4,654,954
1,097.000.000
28.544,059
.
Mansfield
1.0
13,427,351
516,254.013
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
384,379.004
+ 11.4
501.063,272
330,163,757
279,722,245
658,987,857
..545,511,273
+14.3
68.584,400
64,373,000
—8.5
12,909,973
13,804,911
—
2.7
15,983,292
14.048,366
+11.2
512,853,040
460,150,430
8.6
1,592,467,985
-1,387,522.373
.
464,281,038
11,349,028
12,368,025
+ 16.3
$20,065,951,534
308.617.598
6.4
■
+ 13.1
$21,147,998,270
8.7
+
-74,967.000
•
14.531,825
+
12,687,275
-
'
+13.0
13,870,929
85,658,400
Columbus
477,600.054
5,504,449
6.8
+
6,791,862
330.938.415
Ohio—Canton—
711,368.834
'
—
————
Cleveland..-
i
2,026,052
1,250,812,956
^
t.
2,319,441
-+-36.0
(a)
;;(
.1,767,231
v
'2,297,812
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1.2
383,968,900
Pittsburgh
■'
1
29,196,943
22,822,759
,
cities)
(9
1.441,223
V,
—18.3
5.269,353
( a)
5,130,846
•.
_
4.1
+
921,000,000
:—_———.
City_—Zi—-
■St.; Louis_—__L_—
>
+
1,182,320,875
1,032,000,000
i—
^—
Francisco
7,064,659
;
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
%
1961
1962
1,196,750,490
——
Kansas
'
$15,085,179,907 $14,486,129,776
——_—_—v
Philadelphia
San
''
'..
.
—'
York_
New
2,603,443
New
Week Ended Feb. 10—;
$
2,868,190
1,102.000.000
6,958.993
,
Wilkes-Barre
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
-
1,683,018
•
York—
for this week follows:
mary
+ 22.2
"+10.4
2,190,700
1,177,000,000
4.303,301
_l
Scranton
At this*
Our comparative sum¬
>•
(a)
Philadelphia-.
Reading—
V
1959
$
>
1,230.455
1
2,213,184
Chester
$27,664,551,752 against $25,869,152,139 for the same week in 1961.
at
I960
or
Dec. c,'o
2,005,100
1,503,912
Bethlehem.—
Lancaster
Inc.
*
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Our preliminary totals
above those of the corresponding week last year.
be 6.9%
1961
1962
»
-
$ -
ago.
a year
•
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Feb. 10, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
with
clearings this week will show an increase compared
Bank
-
•
566,886,090
—
Baltimore
Total
1,491,758,899
1,619,681,117
(7 cities)—;
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondTen .cities,
Other
five days---—
five
cities,
-
days--
Richmond
All
„_A-—J
cities, five days
all
cities,
one
.Total
all
day__
....
.
$26,578,459,505
_
967.200.100
+
7.1
$25,869,152,139
+
cities for week————.
$27,664,551,752
26,335,000
238.647,251
237,302,233
.:+
8.8
9,817,782
9,020,263
9,094.410
8,696,420
381,504,367
147,717,845
407,142,322
6.3
417,601,218
398,299,023
142,264,277
+
3.8
133.932,097
141,200,893
(6
808,648,745
825,076,144
—
2.0
828,792,009
816,645,765
of
Total
'
4,812,191
23,396,950
1.8
—
6.9
—
—
District
6,120,083
+ 42.0
—
Columbia—Washington
Maryland—Baltimore
6.7
+
$24,901,952,039
19,605,000
240,115,588
Carolina—Charleston
South
Total
—15.3
6,928,694
5,870,105
27,848,000
235,890,64.6
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 12.3
4,836,000.505
-
west
5.4
,,+
Cities)
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week
covered by the foregoing will
in
appear
Tennessee—Knoxville
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
issue of next week.
our
Saturday and the Saturday figures
the week ends
as
Ac
not available at time of going to press.
are
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
A
¬
has to be estimated.
cases
-■
'460.000.000
I9,086,332
—
—
elaborate detailed
the
statement, however, which
below,
present further
we
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
we
able to give
are
Feb.
For
3.
final and complete results of th previous week—the week ended
thre
week
the
was
increase
an
the whole country having amounted
0.9%, the
this
center
showing
decrease of 3.3%.? We
a
Federal Reserve Districts in
which
clearings for
aggregate
to $30,566,956,284 against $30,266,629,272 in the
week in I960;; Outside of this city there was a gain of
same
at
of
they
we
3.2%; but ?ift' the/i :++
District the totals
apoHs Reserve District of 6.4%
.-
j-t
i
»
-
•
.
j ■«
Sioux
V
'
..
,
Week Ended Feb; 3—
_->v
;
10,677,922
:V -i
„——
v
•
808,648.745
10.529,642
1:592,467,985
0.8
1,321,648,115
2.0
—
828,792,009
316,645,765
-
1,291,733,769
.j. 13.9
1,419,720.245
1,796,427,191 :"+
1,849,766,263
422,400.000
' 7,270,648
.
+
3.0
1,837,878,445
1,652,105.629
825,106,794
'752,799,295
+
9.6
770,951,887
649,451,773
634,891,784
6.6
681,677,625
714,125,244
:
4
"y
u'
■>
•jLI
V'r738,l98,167 :CM,966,227
.-■?*-■"
-'
.1*; -782,141,307
"733,526,940
-T
v'..::?"*+.701,288,761
6
-
+
•
643,621,-144
+
«•+':* "*•. i* 1,663,780,975 ;•* 1,478,635,889
+
•
V
202.613,864
176,943.129
+
8.2
401,100,000
"382,100,000
9.8
213,380,350
;
+13.3
—10.6
,153.230.728
3,720.472
825,106,794
,
156,164,959
3.325,375
.
cities).
(4
:
9.0
■
608,259,300
-
12.5
Ninth Federal Reserve
752,799,295
:.
30,566,956,284
>
■"»
12,405,578,851
•
.
7:612 519
,3,029,770
770,951,887
9.6 "
+
713,411,365
St. Paul
+
;0-9
% 27,113,260,227
12,439,756,653
3.0
162,896,925
152,286,251
1.4
+
8.4
-+
1.6
4,147,719
7,634.479
15,191.246
+
3.4
14,317,093
738,198,167
693,966,227
+
6.4
ended
Feb.+3-for four^.ears:
\
.
'
"
*
-
-
J.
*
-
w
,
649,451,773
-
+
First Federal Reserve District-Boston—
Maine—BangoT
~V
—
Portland
■:+
Inc. or.
1961
V.
+.
Omaha
8.759,768
:
; : ;1960
.
.
>
;
'
1959
*».
>
u 'i. w,b-
-
:
-
.•
y'c A *' t •,l"
- *
: *•» •+•
Wichita
St
.
.4,283,945 .'
:|,
'
? ;
0.1
3,858,101
3.549,223
7,446,5.96 .-+17.6
6,822,606
864.603,288
4,080,176
Bedford
822,482,277
V
.+12.7
1,484,035
'*
—
3,642,920
3,531,5^0,1;^
„;
—,0.3
3,900.214
™—t21.377,028
Worcester
-.3,352,408
..
1,408.741
'
%
——.
'■
Haven—+•_-
19,541.863
7.1
+
+
.
3,622,906
9.4
•
14,941,766
16,286.797
75,203,875
V
"
"
14,855,478
+: 9.0
65,166,712
,v
■
*•' >-14,156,685
14.607,716.;'
+ 15.4:
12,112,997
cities)-
'+
2.1
'28,143,098
48,819,900
*.i.
—12.5
^40,399,900
3,714,887
,
3,907,716
1,076,142,976
1,024,457,544
Fort
4.9
—
.+
~
Wctolh I"-
—
896,301,281
(6
42,897,237
39,589,084
.157*627,507
,+ 158,325,503
8.4
47,094,039
27,086.244
0.4
+
—
\
■3.042,913
—
--A—J—— '
.New York
—-—
_.
••'. 4,178,840
17,264.638,974
>.
3,466,627*'
.4.289,248
,158,865,495
134,840,485
17,861,050,421
3.082,940
2.6
3.3
62,014.834
+
34,794,621
+
1.4,673.603,574
8.0
Syracuse
'0.6
*35.000.000
Northern-New-Jersey
——1—100,749,579,^
—.
,,105.295,927
93,733,-7011 '+7.5
103,909,513
+
1.3
Pasadena
(9
cities >
17,780,388.052
,18,361,173,552
11n?
22i'2q?nn5
207.311.361
113.328.589'
24,632.152
+ 7.4
218,957,916
100.551.738
30,183,362
16,667,904
—10.8
20,458.191
815.472,114
40.643.993
20.909,173
1c.754.26i
+16.1
+30.0
—44.1
-3.7
763,858,596
25.438.408
10,651,943
15.259,237
+12.5
' V*
1.412.374.854
e*-—
.
.
.;
.14,502,998
.
608,259,300
15,014,284
i,yii,o^.O
714,125,24-i
*"
14,510,182.
'<
508,596,01»
41,174,279
6,867,000
6,918,782
.
15,103,780
593,170,047
•
3,511,937
Francisco—
Francisco"———————-iZ-
San
Jose
Santa
!
"
-I
946,666,384*
"»
52,821,771.
11.684,892 "■
16,132,968
-
—
Barbara
13,645.032,447
—*
61,055,043
55,492,578
32.474.243
29.394,266
.Stockton
.
"
rTotal
r
(10
cities)—
v
f
,rr
.
,
87,592.433
?94,232,247
96,478,654
Grand
total
3.2 .15,171,259,953
(106
*
14,874.637
San
Z
•
3.808.160
5,918.655
222.750.625
120.012.455
-24,797.272
-
•
—■
,
1,478,635.889
1,663,780,975
-
■
■■
O.o
+
5.9
+ 0.6
+
l
• V-
5,991,007
cities30.566,956.284
30.266.629,272
+ 0.9
27,113,260.227
13.302.317,310
12,405,578,851
+
7.2
12,439,756.653
*'
87.337,494
Outside New
Total
2^'2?I'cSI
+
+
38,790,951
:
7.640.000
7,249,794
+;9.0
.5.950.509
'
New -Jersey—Newark
'. 521.569.019
41,310.035
—-10.6
J
248.089.462
———
•
Rochester,-—.—66,957,075
—•
~
4,373,718
—*
8.0
5.7
7
7,073.000
5.494.721
14,828,008
701,288,761
...
sCalifornia—Longr Beach
.
—12.2
—
V
.
*
•
15,987.454
+ 3,2.
..+ 10.3
+ 0.8
643,621,144
13,257,754
-
cities)——
Oregon—Portland——————Z—II
Utah—Salt Lake City.-.—-I
■
Jamestown
- •
-
-
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
>
Elmira
7,399,711
""
'
681,677,625
6.6
969,84®
169,540,26S
31,790,337
7
7,642.0005.809.472
•
;
Total
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
.
*
5.8:- + 435.4.'\8 355
-11.1 '
13,626,492
+30.3
; • ; Mb,o49,eJ*
+
•
Il,o4o,lo7
-
3,347,595
953,132,765
—
^
38.132,200
3,412,647
v
5.1
;
j
-
CV
,
York"—Albany .1———-I——L—v:,'~: v
8.3 :-/
>
+
733,526.940
16,423,195.(
15,913,462
-' 614,510.374
L 556.992,736
43.645.966
43.319.217
—
—
GalvestrfJlV
WichitJ/Fafls—-J— J.———
Louisian^T-shrevepbrt-;
,
..'25,343,159
.
.
'
*
■
;
:'x
Yakima
Buffalo
—
.
782,141,307
Washington—Seattle J
New
^
.-1-10.6
.
">
12,272,618 '
169,122,503
; 10,405,576
H-10.3
10.471,009
9,471,307
31.180,057 '' v 31,915,217
507,850,106 >*, . 479,830.544
i ! 14,007.586 " 7 15,764,193
7,773,879
* ;
5,965,155
cities)
(9
Dallas
-
■
*
47,639,909
•57,017,748
29,119,756'
....
Hampshire—Manchester
(12
-
Springs
''"Texas—Austin_
'
Island—Providence
Total
-
178,526,717'
f 1,361,755
V
1,086,486
•;
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
1,437,268
3,824,682
.
'
New
—.
v
1.
Connecticut—Hartford—
New
;
Joseph-„.-_--L
Total
-
Rhode
;
t
Colorado—Colorado
737,202,258
775,250,138
5.1
+
3,620,058
1,479,444
L"f
Z-'ZXL::
Springfiekf
'*
"634,891,78-1
.
6,359,673
+
—-
Rlverz—--ji
Loweh:
.
5,398,457
13,835,591
1.285,624
;
•
" 872,140
+11.4
" 9,927,178;; + 16.2
v
196,991.178 +; v
+ "
:
-
Missouri—Kansas City-.——--I
I"
"
971,233
11,532,863
"*
:•
Kansas—Topeka
'•>!
,V;v---
.
i
•;'
.c..':
4,284,677
Massachusetts—Boston
.
.
•^.,7,309,556
•
1,254,489 '* +' 8.7 - V
1.363,396
'
Hastings—
.
'
New
t
.
;.lU+'-r'.v+'U:
cities)
Nebraska—Fremont
-••-
.
H't'yXZvl 1962
Dec. </o
•
11.047,247
10,884,989
3,912,272
—L
_•
,+/;*(';. .*■
(7
+
6,433.835
^
Total
436,766,423
10.855,860
4.242,191
Helena:
.-.■r.:-';;- ;■
440,472,298
6,536,586
15,709,498
11,011,892
Dakota—Aberdeen
'.
8,248*259
8.3
180,873.012
Dakota—Fargo
Montana—BillingS
11,745,038,710
186,358,390
9,098,270
+
467.889,831
—
North
25,390,071,157
7.2
__i.—
—13.6
8.810,171
506,727,091
!
South
593,170,047
1,361,659,tf89
l;412,374,854
+
30,266,629,272
302,317,310
:City_
Clearings
-
130,612,466
District—Minneapolis-
Duluth
—
Minneapolis
Week Ended February 3
V
197,669,129
3,240,809
.
r
Minnesota
,
Fall
'1,652,105,620
3.0 * ' 1,837,878,445
+
.
\
10,655,542
s; 7,193,182
;
713,411,365
+ '6.4
—
'
;
16,260^811
:l;
+
390,300,000
222,438,290
*
Lihcoln-——
:
6,908,783
1,377,634.193
1,796,427,191
Total
vWe now.<add ;our;:detailed^statement showing the figures for each city for the
week
1,197.344,524
13,977,795
1.6
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
:
1,833,380
,s
16,148,978
.t
3.1
—
19,849.003
6,943,256
—33.9
7,778,946
62,021,645
+ 1'
-
1,387,522,373
1,849.766,263
^i;ip6cities:H
York
New
.T v.-,.
'
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
-Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy—
.V
.Total
19,783,169
-3,335,981
8.2
+
13,930,744
8,333,213
56,024,321
V
+ 50.6
15.940,395
*13.500,000
"I. 7,652,013
4,901,364
'
^.
cities)—
(17
•
6.4
—
'
161,951,647
/.
,
9,000,398
2.9
1,311,869,585
8.765,974
11,210,963
'•
5,173,914
2.7
—
+
8,045,939
i
-
192,055,351
13.3,.
+
—
_—;
12,799,239
3.3
+
63,666,430
2,518,857
15,073,565
>: '(92,332,000
+ 13.0.
—
14.556,640
15.916.896
123.482,000
9.2...
21,587,859
1,672,922
—
—
l-r
——_
Missouri—St.
1,168,507,443
8.6
+
825,076,144
1,187,393,386
6.6
{:i:i73,452,678[ w
: 1,491,758,899
896,301,281
24,074,096,044
.
3.2
1,471.000,171
12th Snn Francisco— 'V'-ift
Outside
-
!
Eighth federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
953,132,765
15,171,259,953
.5.1
+
—
"
sLA&si
j
183,275.895
8,891.861
,i
9,821,222
:
7.8
+
'
3,868,469
17,810,882
1959
V I960
or
"
■
11th Dallas-^*—
-
.
l;,,;250.«12,956
;vJLi61^€8A4i7.r
-
lOth'Kaiis-as CSty__
'
4,120.422
20,376,740
.
+ 67.5
+
5,013,685
'•;v
1,322,290,779
LS
Total
+ 14.9
22,970,486
—
_
Decatur
Dec," r/o"
18,361,173,552
"<*•>•■. -V
-
tj
Minneapolis---K-
::
8.1
+
65,506,523
City
.-Springfield
•
^
9,448,298
;
4,847,867
8,652,974
Peoria—-1+
-
10
—f
8th St Louis
1,377,634,193
94,981.000 :
207,704.721
Rapids
>> Rockford
*:•+ ,i.'-
•;
——17
6th Atlanta—
9th
Inc.
.~
1,024,457.544
;
.
6
,7th Chicago.
,
-
1-7,780,388.052
7
—
5th Richmond
-
1964
1,076,142,976
iA4';:+A
9
Philadelphia^ Lii-- —9-
4th Cleveland-™_i.
•+.
s
•.
1st Boston—-——12 cities
2nd New.- York
3rd
1,419,720,245
-
SUMMARY Of BANK CLEARINGS
n +1962
•
849,580
244,562,680
10,326,393
—
;
Chicago
.' In * the fcdlowi«g «we?fur nish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
-■•
15,403,761
967,749
+13.9
-
15.345.643
Illinois—Bloomington
4
f
15,486,120
258,572,563
20.592,666
~
103,751,000
—
Moines
Des
-
-iVvV■'y''7?\
J »'<;!»•.'
r,;
SMirr.-j
7,746,187
2.1
—
*
3,338.895
.
16,537,856
V
,
BeiVtL—^-.-—
of 9,0%; and in the San Francisco
District of 12.5%.*
I
•
,
6.0
+
:
+ 93.7
1,291,733,769
23,670,230
—
—_
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show
gam;4)£^.t^^
a
14,485,053
950.253
.
Tcrre
-v.
Reserve
250,950,570
142,178.000
3,609,292
South
The Chicago Reserve District has
smaller by 2.0%.
are
254,398,080
1,471,000,171
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
,
gain of 3.0%; the St. Louis Reserve District of 9.6%, and the Minne-
a
—12.5
930.530
Wayne
Indianapolis
+
to its credit
283,396,287
17,300.162
Indiana—Fort
larger by 8.6%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 13.9%, but in the Richmond
Reserve
7,843,267
291,205,706
275,395,000
.
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
Rapids
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are:;
delphia Reserve District of 6.6%.
7,445,654
3.8
+
.
note that in
improvement of 5.1%, and in the Phila¬
an
7,701,622
+13.7
15,356,021
-
Orleans—.
cities)—
(10
+ 20.2
5.603,383
Seventh Federal Reserve District--Chicago—
the cities according to the
group
the New rYork'Reserve District' the totals register a falling off of
Boston Reserve District the totals record
Total
* 7,562,124
.
7.2%, the bank clearings
located and from this
are
-
399,800.000
255,060,901
-
,
136,760.402
428,000,000
275,748,118
Mississippi—Vieksburg
Louisiana—New
122,804,628
9.9
223,264,721
Florida—Jacksonville
In
+ 12.3
+
6,368,852
286,216,640
•
-
30,321,450
33,138,123
,
143.048.329
418,500.000
160,702,498
I
+ 17.8
28,597,608
33.679,577
-
,i
Nashville
24,074,096,044
York
•Estimated,
City
(a) Clearings
operations discontinued..
...
'•
•
;
210,461,721
6,117,943
212,878.339
97.929.400
31,461,323
22.030,507
719.047,713
37.521,689
9,933,965
14.277,383
1.361,659,989
25,390.071,157
11,745,038,71®
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(788)
.
■
.
FOREIGN-EXCHANGE RATES
•
certifies
A ■ Fund Notices
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, 'the Federal Reserve Bank .A. .
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different AAV
of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed. ..-.A-":,
yj;
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
FEBRUARY
Country
and
Monetary
Unit
Noon
.
RESERVE
FEDERAL
2,
1962
Buying
TO
BANK
FEBRUARY
Rate
for
Cable
8,
TO
TREASURY
1962,
York
New
TARIFF
ACT
OF
Below
(Value
in
United
States
Money+'V'A.
will
found
be
"v'4'4 A ;"4;444'4'i
4'4
■.
;:4:';,,4'y4
■4*4;' V- V'144 -;f
.4
'r
schilling
nplpliim, franft 4:.-:
nutiiulft, Anllai>.>
noylon. rupM
1
:
;
the current volume .(except where otherwise
,
v >;
Spain,
10200870
.953906
.7
.210562 ;
7
-
;
•
.00310700
V,
4
.210545
.210633
.00161000
.250237
.210666
2.814000
'
f
..
-.
.250112
dollar
.00161000
.00276266
.00276266
.00276266
.328066
.328133
.00161000
Australia
.00161000
>-'•
(Commonwealth
.0800560
guilder
pound
.0800560
.0800560
.276325
.276256
.276275
2.785297
2.786138
2.786468
_
6%
senior
-
.140350
.140375
;140375
.0350166
.0350000
.0350000
.0350000
Inland Steel Co.,
.0166499
Irving
.193775
Kentucky
J
.0166499
-
.0166499
1.400996
.0166499
.193850
.193875
.231258
..I
.231450
.0166499
.193800
.193800
.231150
.231250
1.401320
1.401743
2.814000
""
<
1.401909
2.813150
v.
4',
1.402291
2.815100
Gen.
Pet
Consolidated Statement of Condition
lion,
ber
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
.
Feb. 7,
Total
fund
for
F.
gold certificate
R.
notes__
Co.,
&
Acceptances—bought
U.
S.
V
Government
.'.7
A
*
—
—
321
—
1
45
'
Bills
and U.
.
deposits
Banks
3,817
bought
outright
repurchase agreement
S.
under
Total
loans
items
Bank
Govt,
in
and
premises
Other
>1
'
+'140
4,416 V '+
(882)
no
^
"
*
„
I
77+V
-(1,507)
50,708
+
~1
21
and
Reserve
Loans
U.
+1,092
r
27,919
75
+
1
S.
; * %■. .
'
'
V7
reserves
jA+-_
o,
17,007 "7 +
135 " —.
Treasurer—general account * 777;
341 '
*
21
•: Foreign "
-^^-z-__---^i-_^^-___^-%' :: \ ';; ''- .:1':.'22G V'AVV 3 —-^
Other
250
* 36
'
7.
—
3X
-
—____
—
134
+
75
—
Other
availability
liabs.
Total
and
Capital
Other
accrued
(882)
—
dividends
1
•
3,479
20
+
390
A
68
•■•;
(1.507) 49.290
1
129
+
+
for
U. S.
996
in
;
448
™
capital
Ratio
.
to
liabs.
to capital
certificate
reserves
deposit and
F.
R.
note
(1,507) 50,708
purch,
commercial
one
•
liability on acceptances
foreign correspondents
—.1%
—18%
V
116
the, eliminations
.v>
made
the
States
and
of
weekly reporting
banks of the Federal Reserve
ended
following
Jan.
31:
justed, $163
member
...
changes
Increases of $330
for
million
in
the
in
loans
holdings of U.
S.
S.
week
a
year
ago
loans
451
increased
in
.;+
$19 million; in
loans
the
—
65
>
~
+
140
■'■'A1
for
purchasing
or
or
Gateway
carrying"
"other" securities increased
$31 million.- Loans to sales
financing institutions increased $75 mil¬
+
+
+
5
4 634
-
,
1958
due
15,' i964_.Feb
April
"
4*
15
•
'
304196444AILAAfel); 21v;-4' 4447
•
^
"
preferred
stock
Mar 20
447
'vAv'A.-^
-
4;
*
Mar 15
r'
Corp.— '
••
•
•:
,
due-May' 1," 1974_^__
448
4;. 4
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4
Mar 28
157
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issue.
311.-
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£
65
preferred
Stock
-
30,640
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+
-
subdivisions—
.
4;>4
114
3,068
•
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banks
etc.
2,157
i
4
'
105
■
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...
$4.75
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General
Reserve
Banks
y+
52
2,011
4
;
5,621
:
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5
+.
464
-
N.A.
'
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.
90
+
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13,014]
49
+
585
individual
reserves;
demand
deposits
commercial
banks,
comparison
certified
commercial banks and
loan
except
less
items
those
cash
are
Steel
in
shown
U.. S.
$1.32
officers'
checks
not
of U. S. Government
•
shown
$5
due
to
collec¬
and
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i,
savings
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not
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of
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of
2-15
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(quar.)
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55c
(quar.)..—4—4-_^_4—$1.25
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Genisco. Inc. .(quar.)___A__
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'7+20 *4
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*
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-
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3-1
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separately,
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deposits
•
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preferred
4.25%
and
r
General-Telephone Co. of Wisconsin-r-.--'--'.*
gross.
of
r'
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(quar.)
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
$1.30 .preferred
(quar.)
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$2.20
Government
process
^orp.-(increased quar.)-..
preferred (nuar.)4_____Telephone Co.. of Florida—„;..v
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of
items, in
excludes. change
after
2-15
4 4-
5-15,
25c
( qhar.
preferred
Public
(quar.)-4__4_c_w_r4^
preferred
5%
750
+
-
Advertisings
General Telephone
550
+
-
43
+
-
Corp.
5Vi%
N.A.
■
3-31
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...
preferred
General
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:: 7
2-7
4-10
'4 3-10
50c
4V2 %
N.A.
3
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3-15
American
Indicator
568
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;
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3-1
•
..
2-15
dividend
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N.A.
'
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N.A.
47
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(quar.)
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N.A.
235
50c
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V 42-14
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v
of Rec.
-
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General
N.A.
N.A.
+
;
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(increased
Holders
2
2-214
General
v
44
(quar.).——.;
(Columbus, Ga.)
Co.
General
23
44—v ;4:4'-.-$l
A ' (monthly )-u.—
common
General
94
480
—
Co.;
4-
:4,
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3-15
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preferred--(quar.)
.44
$1.12Va
4- 2
General Cigar Co., Inc.-(quar.)
4 30c, 4 3-15
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4_A_-__--v__-A'4" 121^c: A 2-26
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class
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-
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4
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363
11,198 <:
deposits—totalTI
separately.
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preferred (quar.)
15c
60c preferred {quar.)—
15c
$1 preferred (quar.)_^_—,25c
10,201
.-+
5,154- :.,*+.
ACCOUNTS
•Preliminary
shares——4——Mar
60c
650
387
67,183 •%> +•
520
A Includes time deposits
N.
1
Date ;
4-20
General
shown
;
(initial)H—I2V2C
Corp.,- common (quar,)4+
25c
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^
t Exclusive of loans to domestic
tion of
§ Includes
-
•
•
•
-£85
.
A.,'", >4 4
«
;
Service
43
+ 1,693
91,851
;
Year-ago
savings banks.
pfd.
second
Rubber
(quar. y
Corp.,
Light Co.
248
-
preferred
Gas
362
—
+ 2,489
\
others
all
-4V'
4
.
conv.
this
Trailer,,
Gas
480
•+•
208
4
...
political
tion.
$121
cumul.
Monthly
1,903
+
•
:Y'. 89
2,895
subdivisions^
liabilities
domestic
**
v
Company
Gardner-Denver
$1
t Includes
>.«
Circuit, Inc.—
preferred stock—
&
General. Telephone
and
l.v+A -t 4\>; 4' 1
4A 444,4444V
due
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED A-
':':"444;
Futterman
450
—
5
:
4%
*
2,756
—
20
.
<.;'r-+-
Fruehauf
1,725
+
31
-
4
162
254
interbank
com¬
series
*
3,389
+
35
—
64,375
...
banks...
valuation
decreased* $81
increased
+
■
114
+
155,40+
;
savings
CAPITAL
March
5%%
pipe line bonds 5%% vA*-•
1978-^-.—Mar 1
* 685
debentures
Name of
$2.25
seven
Loans to brokers and dealers
for
purchasing
carrying U. S. Government ; securities
loans
From
.
Other
bonds
DIVIDENDS
527
+
163
■
-
12,612
savings
Federal
:•
mtge.
Continued from page .13
70
+
....'•
Borrowings:
savings deposits,
Corp.—
A-V
series^due
Theatre
Tire
conv.
General
political
Commercial
cumulative
Artists
6%
404
4.900
Governments, official institutions,
From
1st
Corp.-r
cumulative
633
"•
t
these
million.
their
•-.—
14
Foreign:
Government
Government demand
in time and
Commercial and- industrial
districts for a net decline of
personal
2
—
73
-
interbank:
and
4.64%
5%
716
+
+
17.780
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:;
Savings deposits
:
•
Other time deposits.-States
1, 1977: and
due Sept. 1,
408
+
...
•
.Domestic
ad¬
and decreases of $387
million in demand
deposits ad¬
justed and $480 million in demand
deposits credited to
domestic commercial banks.
and
/.
week
1
177
+
7
■
million
deposits, and $235 million
million,- and
+
1,451
Governments, official institutions, etc.
System in leading cities
principal
securities, $1,117 million in U.
parable
5
6,204
^
banks..
Government
and
2770
Feb
.
A10
-V+V V 75 "
1,537
domestic
Commercial
*
15
2769
600
v +
1
3,557
Foreign:
Time
1
529
31
',
34,475
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
consoli¬
Condition Statement of Member
Banks
the
.121
,•+■
.
12,178
deposits adjustedt
deposits—totalg
Demand
;
■
„
in
76
15
2Q1
••
w
assets/liabilities
Demand
4
Feb
—
.
47/s%
line
sinking fund debs, of
Vanderbilt
A LIABILITIES—
Mutual
shows
+
-.,;
...
Commercial
statement
V 10
5,483 :V: +
j.
years.
assets—net
Domestic
condition
706
.4,
coin
U. S.
The
+
8,076
i
for
stock
Co.—
1,
'
1,845
Federal Reserve Banks..
Total
19
1 +
-
2"
years
Other
-•
2,257
+
628 >•:;
banks
Reserves with
^092
523
1966.4—Mar
;
March
53/4%,conv. subord. debs,: due AP^U
United
7,549
+
16,900
year..
with
+
13,420
five
A A
liabili-
are
+
-
•4
111
-.-.U
Other securities
4
144
V
.
35,6%
Figures in parentheses
dating process.
15
+
-
•
combined
Contingent
"+
82
—-
3,190
...
domestic
Balances
accounts
gold
of
ties
,.-7774
<v',
«r
,
"
Currency and
Total
accounts
A.
loans
five
.
,.+
r+
2,332
Government securities—total
After
.
m
+
888
pipe
Laboratories-4%
5 V2 %
.
949
.1,353. 4vA +
-
i.
One
—
AA'-vA »•" -4
1985—4_—AFeb 1544.
15,
49774^—%-4ti^4_44^AA4i44-_Mar
-
Transmission
mtge.
Rapid-American
,1961
..
carrying:
or
securities...^
A.
Within
paid
-
,2,013
purchasing
_
to
due
pipe" line bonds
1st
•Announced in
Treasury bills
2_.
Treasury certificates of indebtedness...
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
ACCOUNTS—
640
.
.•
330
329
loans
to
1
Brunswick -Corp.',
$5'.'.preferred' stock——A——-I——4Apr' 1
"2331
Dodge Manufacturing Cc^4r^'
4:
;
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- 4..4'
c
v
4
444
4 $1.56. cumulative convertible
preferred stockAA-i-Mar 1* ; $214
FMC Corp., 3%%
cumulative preferred stock__V----4—Mar 16
j) 4 >-♦
Gabriel Cov 5%
cumulative preferred stock
——'
Feb .28
4 4. *
General Indicator Corp., 6% conv.
preferred st6cjc44
Feb 28
402
National Building Corp.—••
: '44
i
! •• ^.v'44'4'5 44 %'; v' '•
' : +
pur¬
securities
estate
Other
32
+
for
47 Loans to foreign banks
Loans
items..
liabilities
CAPITAL
surplus
cash
Abbott
to
498
'+'•
1,312.
dealers
Mar
15, 1977
due
pfd.
Gas
&
A4A
Feb. 1,
;1962
.
32,000
securities
Government
Other
Real
17,824
loans-a.
securities--..
Other
242
—
deposits
and
640
:'-'A^---;.'A;-V4A444;4'.
1986—;
carrying:
or
Government
S.
cumul.
Company and Issue—
:V +
118,536
financial institutions:
Sales finance, personal finance, etc...
,,,
108
—
I
Loans to nonbank
31
S.
Deferred
brokers
loans
U-
...
815
+
Member 'bank
Total
to
J
401
4 *
Corp.—
Electric
districts
Jan. 24,
7
71.883
and industrial
Agricultural loans
Other
(625)
all
Sept.
series
:
Increase (+.) or
120,381
adjustedt
A Commercial
774 Other
notes
investments
investments
*
637
Whlte-Rodgers Co.— •
\
- ;;.«*• .•
,5% % . convertible subord.. debs, -due July ,l,v-4979'-__i:Feb;.23
,77 Decrease (—) Since
1962
adjustedt
114
+
144
+
Deposits:
U.
Loans
398
—'
■
338
+
RR.—
debentures
Southern Union Gas Co.—
Loans
+1,213
11
4
'
••
: -
(In millions of dollars)
and
chasing
assets
"
'
loans
1
1
.
—
bonds due Feb.
V/2%
Eastern
mtge;
1977;
*'■
•»
million.: Loans
'
A
Total
^
t
-
5 Ms %
Texas
.
Jan. 31,♦
-+1,535
LIABILITIES—
Federal
!
372
—
Co.
Service
•4, 1st
increased $45.1-million;'"
+1,907
64
+
28,846
collection
assets
Total
increased '$464
+1,276
-
A
-
in
■«- '
i
ASSETS—
securities..
of
64
____
securities
process
:
others
+7,534
5
+
28,596
£ Total U.
Cash
+
28,596
mem¬
increased $5 mijlipii;; ppd bor¬
domestic I commemial. banks
519
•
Investment Co.— 4. .4
"
«v
senioi; notes due .March,.!, •,1975.44^4i^c4v--'L-jVIar.': i .4.4; 6»84 4.
-Standard-Thomson Corp. 5%
debs, due Sept.'.!, 1967-lMar 1
684
'A
,
increased $14
A
*_-:••
Reserve
rowings from
462
+
10
+
«
A
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
—7,365
.
20,018
Total
i
49
+
1,680
Eonds
Held
<
3,081
_
bonds
...
adjusted. decreased
.
,.
1
►-
Jan. 1, 1980
Feb 13
I bonds due March 1, 1982—Mar
1
debs, due March 1, 1981'—L.Mar
1
Terminal
Acceptance
4%%' debentures
'
v'«NA'A,,v'
million, Treasury certificates
Govrenment
S.
•
-
Southwestern
,
Federal
securities:
Certificates
>
.
7:\.AAA'AA, ;A'*A
.
Milk
million, and the combined tptal of Treas¬
except Dallas.:
25
76
+
$114
Bought outright—
Notes
V
99
+
'r—_609
2
205
outright
notes
Demand
25
—
481
advances
•••
i
635
ser.
6V2%
Ltd.
Indiana
mtge. 5%
Public
decrease of $34 million during
a
year ago.
7.
increased
million.
708
—
•
16,517
(625)
and
a
-AA.A-.."
banks
ury
v 1961
25
—
1,154
reserves
A."/'
-
increased $35
Feb. 8,
.
f.M9G2
15,363
;
Cash
Discounts
Jan. 31,
1962'
account
A- A,-'.
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
compared with
as
the similar week
A
>
519
4-
-Mar
'
,
4
v-"-/—'
1972——
due
3.20%.
5 Vfe/fc' subordinated
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
1,
bonds due March 1,
Loblaw Leased Properties Ltd.—
1st 6%%
series F bonds due Feb.
May Stores Realty Corp.—
"
'
2.812500
Oil
Merchants
Redemption
1
'
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-
March
Ltd.—
l^.nitge. 47/c%
.231300
2.814333
,
due
Co.
debentures
.140300
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_
krona
certificate
of)—
1
Mar
1971
.,
.140268
escudo
Switzerland, franc
Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom, pound sterling
Gold
-V
iMar
1,
7% serfes A debentures due March I, 19804———Mar
Duquesne Light Co, 5%* debentures due March 1, 2010—Mar
General Acceptance Corp.—
"
.0800560
;
,
bonds
,
2.787227
v.
'
5%
Canadian. Chemical
.276250
2.784653
-
krone
peseta
.0800560
.276350
_
15-year
.00276266
.328166
"
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,
debentures due Sept. 1, 1962
Plywood Corp. 5'/4% debs, due March
Atlas
2.815100
.327966
:
.327900
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.
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Inc.—
.
..
6V2% convertible debentures due April 1, 1968
—^
Feb 15
" 517
Algoma Central. & Hudson Bay Ry.-^,"--.--v-- ^
;•< •••-•; ;'4-^,4- A-'pVA
5% %' first-mtge. seriesbonds-due-March lr 19*79j+Mar -1- -• :•
*
Associates. Investment' Co.—
.00310700
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,
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Feb 15
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+4; 4.-1 A,.-AA'
France
(Metropolitan), new franc
New
--Feb. 5-
*
4
;
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
Malaysia,
-Monday
*
4"4 4
A
v
Austria,
Japan,
*
Feb. 2
1
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corporatp bondsi cnotes,
called* Tor'1 redemption,
of
;
iin which the details
'■
list
a
preferred' and ' common' stock
including those called - under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or-Jast/date .for making tenders, and the page number gives the location in
A A V"
1930
AAA,;': "v
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in
transfers
UNDER
■
Redemption Calls aitd Sinking r4+ 4
Pursuant to the requirements of
countries
Monday, February 12, 1962
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Georgia-Pacific; Corp. v(quar.)
.
1_
Stpck dividend
/--/-/-/-„—//'■
25c
3-
3-24
3-
3-
2-16
-Getz
(Williaip) Corp.\______I_J.___
Gillette
Co., new
7 Vac
_
(initial)
common
3-24
3-
5
12c
3-
2-13
2-23
3-1
3-
__________—./.I—
Goodall Rubber
Goodwill
20c
Stations
Inc._A
.i_
_____—____
Goodyear Tire Si Rubber Co., Ltd.—
Coinmon
Gordon
(quar.)
,■**._
____a
Jewelry,- class
A
7.__a_
2-
22VaC
4
12 Vac V.
;
Graqlaz Ann|s Sic Co. .iinitial/--_---iJ-.J^Granco Inc., class A_
__.7_____
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Grand- Unioqr Company -(quar.)_
___
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5
5-
34c
3-
2$c
"35c
i
Extra
Stock
15C
.1
Extra
& Dock Co.
Great Northern Ry.
Great
Southern
Quarterly
class
A
less
4.
j.
for
2-
9
3-10
2-
9
2-
9
1
3-
3-10
5-
1
Group
(quar.)—,
Securities, Inc.—
;
3-
7
2-16
2-
.a
3-15
Common
2-28
«
Fully
Administered
General, Bond
1
9c
2-28
2-28
8
Gulf
Interstate
Co.: (Houston)
Gulf Mobile &. Ohio RR.
;
/.'••• $5 preferred (quar.)
2-28
$5
preferred
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
Power,'-
2-21
Water
(quar.)
2-16
8% jV 2-13
12-29
:;>:'77
&
D,
S.
L.
$1
82c
40c
$15c
$13%c
25c
7 62V2C
$1.25
5- 1
2-15
7 2-28
4-14
4-14
3-9
3-9
Jones
7
5%
?
2-15
26
.3-19
(N.
(s-a)
Y.)
preferred
3* -1
(quar.)
B
Johnson
&
(quar.)
;
2-6
(quar.)
& Laughlin Steel, com.
preferred A (quar.)^
Motor
4-1
Julian
10c
3-31
.•—25c
3-15
6-11
35c
3-12
.
-
4-
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1
35o
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3- 1-
t25c
37 1
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.5%
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
•
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preferred- (quar.)l—___——
Handmacher-Vogel (quar.)
u.
Stock.* dividend
L— I
(subject
to
-
:6% -
„
3%
Co.
Store
7
3-
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3-1
3-
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$1.25
2-28
2-28
3-15
7. 3-
due
1
1
Macleod's
partic. pref. A
Bloedel
MacWhyte
Madison
income
Powell
&
3-12
3- 1
$1.50
4-19
(initial) -u
,
12
vie
(quar.)
(quarterly of-15c
realized
and
short-term
$2.45
«
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2-13
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40c
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2-14
3-
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Kroger
$1.10
•
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Er^e" Mortgage Corp;
'Hygrade
4,%
5'- .'
5,%
4-15
2-28
30c
I 2-20
.
75c
;
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2
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Land a
United
each .six
7
1-31
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4-16
;
4- 2
$2.50
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$1.25
:
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1
(Illinois
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Power
Co., common (quar.)—
Tool Worksi!_-_i—
1
Imperial
Flo-Glaze' Paints^
25c
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A (monthly )_i-t.-l"
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share
Leath &
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Corp.
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preferred
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4%%
4%
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'Libby,
2-19
3- 1
3-31
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3-15
3-
42 %c
3-
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2-
2
3*
1
2-
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1-31
2-15
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3-
$1.18%
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
X
1
-
2-
9
2-9
3-1
$1
2-23
2-
3-
10c
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25c
Stores, new com. (initial quar.)
(Stockholdersapproved
2-for-l
stock
Mercantile
Merchants
:
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N.
■
(N.
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Y.) «(quar.)
(quar.)
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Mesabi Trust
2-23
1
9
v
3-15
5
2-
6
3-
7'7: 40c
3-
2-15
5
40c
2-15
1-30
5-15
4-30
$0,126
2-20
1-30
_____
,
2-9
1
3-10
2-14
3- 5
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5
25c
dividend)—
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3- 1
60c
:
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3-10
•
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\
interest)— :
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.
30c
3-12
3-
87 %c
3-12
3-
5c
2-15
2-
3-1
2-8
(quar.)
common
—
.«
2
15c
3-15
3-
25c
2-20
2-
2-15
25-21
—_
-
5%
preferred
Midwest
20c
6-12
3%
2-27
1-31
25c
3-31
2-20
$0.1972
2-28
2-
of Illinois—
IqUar.)
(Initial)
C
Middlesex Water Co.
Investment
15c
Co
5
1
2-14
2-15
1-31
3-
"25c
(quar.)__—
7 Midwestern Financial Corp.
50%
4-16
4-
2
30c
(stock dividend)
2-15
2*
7
(Subject to approval of stockholders)
,"
.7
11ndemnity Co., common
4.25%
preferred' (quar.)—
V Miehle-Goss-Dexter
(quar.) ___
Miles Laboratories (stock dividend)—
Mineral Mining Corp. (annual)
.*• Midwestern
Extra
r-
——
—,
Power
Minnesota
St- Light
(Increased)
preferred (quar.)___—
Common
5%
t
Mission
(Stock
Insurance Co.
dividend)
2
3-
8
2
1-12
5c
7
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
1
45c
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4.40%
2-
3-15
2-
$1.06 V4
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—
Co.—
3-1
37 %C
200%
5C
—
a
2- 1
2-20
Corp.,
.
Michigan Sugar, 6% pfd. (accum.)__
Mickelberry's Food Products
(quar.)-I—
,'-7v;'
Microdot Inc. (stock dividend)—:
Common
..<
Thermit
&
7% preferred (quar.)__
_1—
Metropolis Bowling Centers (initial)—:
Michigan Gas Utilities Co._—
Michigan Seamless Tube___
.
2-28
2- 9
3-15",
2-15
4- 6
' 3- 9
Metal
Middle States Telephone Co.
,
3-9
3- 9
3- 9
2-9
.3-15
4-2
3-
(Ctfs. of beneficial
XX > 30c
7
1-22
2-15..
3- 9
3- 9
35c '4. 4-17
10c
a___aat
______
(stock
2-
1-15
37 %C
—
2-15
2-9
4- 2
;
2-12
(quar,40c
dividend y__A__7*
:y,
4%
Libby
3-1
4-16
I2V2C
(quar.)
1
1
5
Mensh Investment & Development Associates
*
2-15
1
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-1
10c
■ _
(quar.)
&
*;3-15
32-
8%c
3-15
Co.
McNeil
Shoe
Meirasco
^
X% X'. 3-1
!
Glass
3-30
$25c
10%
-
10c
:
Libbey-Owens-Ford
'
•2-15
.
2- 1
4- 2
'Levy Industries, Ltd.-*-.,'" '•
'7s 7-,
7% participating pref. A '(Qimr.)$35o~
3*16
2-28
$1.06'4
.
Melville
*
3-15
3-31
.
$$1
____;
(quar.)_-'_<iv.'7_-_w_______
Cement
2-15
2-28
$35c
$31 Vac
■ ' $$1
Co._*_____
Portland
Leslie: Salt
55c
62 %c
(quar.)——
common
preferred (quar.)—
Meadville Telephone
(quar.)
//■>[/': X^///
for ;^-'7 .r y - .7
(quar.)_i—__a;—
Company
Neville
2-15
7
—^^__—
(quar.)
4V)%
of
___J
(annual);
1
40c
Ordinary common
shares held)_a_aa_—___——___
(quar.)
,,
4-2
7
135c 7
—
dividend) -(one
(stock
v
2- 2
2- 1
2-20
3- 9
2- 9
Corp.,
9
3-
Miss.)—777
(Jackson,
:
convertible
Lehigh
-;•*w;:
i-.:12-l5 ^ ^31
Mead
4-
85c
Merchants National Eank & Trust (Syracuse,
5%
Insurance
preferred
Leesona
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j3- -1 77-4.?- 1
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Lear, Inc. _7___—~
.
.
common
10c
Development—
$1.40 preferred
Leece
7
—
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Corp.,
v- -
Ltd.—
Foundation
mcomel. y.------—
;
Le Tourneau (R. G.) Ihc. (stock dividend)__
;•<
7;
Insurance Exchange Building-(Chicago)—»-
Quarterly
...1-25
1
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.4®?.:,3- ,1
V.'.45c
Inland
2-20
7
—
2*15
12V»c
20C:
$11 Vac
$2
;
(quar.)
com.
Australian
B
Class!
Tdaho
12V»c;
*
(quar. )*,__»_a___
(quar.)___:—
,77
$1.25 preferred (quar.)___•_„—___________
Lawson & Jones, Ltd., class A
(annual)__
*
y
v
$1
*.»
Inc.1 (quar.)
2-14
'7,
25c; "
3
6-15
1
62 Vac
■f
Machine Co., (stock dividend)
■;i McKesson St. Robblns (quar.)
3-15
2-16
1-26
3-15
4-16
2- 9
3- 1
4- 2
5- 1
2-23
-
2-14
'
7
.
1-31
3-15
2-20
3-30
3-30
3-12
.
•_
—-
(quar.)_—________—
•
2-15
5%
preferred (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd.
1
9c
62V2C
68%c
40c
27*/2C
-$1.50
$1.75
7
y 10c 7
dividend
>7.;
r::
(quari)--—l-_l——
(quar.
'
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j
4-
70c
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A
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——
•
9-
12-
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>y 25c
X Lang & Company (quar.)
—
10c y. y
Lansing
Stamping 7a__'_a.
*
7
5c
7 2-14 '
Laura Secord Candy Shops, Ltd. (quar.)tl7%CV,
73-15:
Laurentide Finance, Ltd., class A (quar.)
•
;
$15c
3-15
• 7 2-28
$1.25
I30C
Arrowhead
7yy
i-3i
2-28
•
2-28
$1.25
•'
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Food
.
i
12 VaC
V
Co.
Quarterly 4_-
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7
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Cooler (quar.).
Telephone Corp.,
Lamar,Lire
•>
2-15
9
Crosse
Crosse
I stock
7
.'•2-28
2-
(qnar.)l—:_—
Peanut Xquar.L—
preferred
preferred
3-
6-30
3-
$25c
McKay
(quar.)____
common
Apparel,
La
Lake
3-30 ;
;
-
La
3-30
.,4-15
;' 3-10
3-12
f-
(W\
9-15
capital
(John)/ Ltd. (quar.)___
5r'Xaclede" Steel (quar.)AA___
3-30
flOc *•
if • Common
from
"> Labatt
y 3-30
t75C 7
Extra
Huston: (Tom)
cents
6- 1
6-15
12-15
-
7
2-14
12 Vac ■:>
:•
(quar.),__-——:_A'
Hutori
-
(7V2
1st preferred (quar.
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
•
L'Aiglon
'
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,1,'Hugoton Production ,(.auar.)^_—_'_"i—
V Huf)t- Fn0di,&" Industries, comi.^^ (quar.)
».
Fund
Company,
Krueger
8V»c
8V4C
6%
<•
7y
2-14;
4-15
'
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5 <
-'4-15
'
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17 V>c
3-
3-.1
93 %C
r
Hqgoton Gas "Trust.. Units of beneficial Int.
:
2-10
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)—
7* McCord- Corp.,, common
'*1-27
V.3-'l\
32 Vac
——
—
2-13
V
3-28
7
2-1
•
V
; _2-15
$1.25
preferred
1 quar, 1 „—y__:
- preferred
(quar.)
pref., A
i
35c
35c
:
(.quar.1—,
Hudson Bay,'Mining,. & Smelting Co. (quar.)
^Hudson Vitamin -Products (quar.J"_'.
S'M ','5,%
7 2-15
' 7 2-27
$l.061/4
(quar.)
Hubinger .Company
!
'
*25c
(qugr.),-—->_>
(N. Y.) com. (quar.)
33/<%
f
-
:
1_
gains and 1% cents from income):
—
; Koehring
Company,' 5%
pfd. A (quar.)
-5%% preferred B (quar.)^.
Kresge (S. S.) Co.r (Mich.) (quar.)
v
4f40%' preferred; (quar;)——--L-.
4,%
:.
w_.1___-J_;*aaL___c__.aa:_aaaa_-a_a
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•
,50c
$1,25
7 8V4C 7
w'%,"Common...''-.:
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7
-
quar.)
3*10
125c
.
2-15
20c
.(increased
Common
.
1
,
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-.,5%' preferred(quay;)^-u~-._l—li >'
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/
1
2-
—
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Horjtnel. .(George A .J St. Co.' (quar.)i_i^—:
Horn & Hardart Co.. (N. Y.) com. (quar.) i^
•:
2
2-
2-15
>
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*
48%c
*
Winston
3-16
5c
■
3-9
.::,25cf
;■
(guar.)
Hooker Chemical Corp*
2-
2-15
2%
gains)—
(quar.)
,
'
Holt*
3-31
2-15
2
from net
gains and
$2.30 from net realized long-term
Metals
2-12
4-20
3-
35c
*
-
3-6
,
(quar. 1 —;
3-15
5c
(initial quar.)——
•«
Cn.
Mfg^, Co.
1-31
t
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preferred (quar.)
4%%» preferred (quar. )—:
2-
2-15
(quar.)—
Ltd.-
River,
Company
Fund
Magnetic
2-15
(quar.)
Ltd., 6%
Industries
Macoid
-s
10c
$30c
$15c
Chemical
Macco
MacMillan
"
3-1
40c
3.V2%.
Hobart1
2-15
reorganization)
to
.
1
45c-
Telephone
Common
7 2-14
10c
:
1
a_
(increased)_:_
(quar.)-i---—
Hempstead Bank-(Long Island'Cquat,
Hercules Powder, common;•(increased)——._
$2 convertible' class A ^(quarj——„—
5.%
preferred (quar,)———.
—
Heublein,, Inc. V—
:
:
1*
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.—
'
.
1
2-28
$10c
Ltd
.
.New.;comi(nan
1-13
6-
3-12
-
3-15-
-lie,
:
,
Hawaiian
.
17 Vac
(increased)
Inc.
Mines,
2-28
9
;• 6-22
12 %c
Fixtures- (quar.)—
Industries,
2-25
2-15
10c
5%
-
Brace-St World, Inp. (N.. Y.)y
Quarterly i*.■
Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.)__i_iy_—
Harris-Teeter Super ^Markets .(quar.)
Hamco * Corp. .(stock dividend)__
Harshaw Chemical (-quar. )--i—
•;Hant-Carter i(quar.)
Hartford Electric Light, *3^90 % pfd. (quar.)
Harvey's Storesv class :-A^-'——
*
Haverty Furniture Cos. (quar.)—,
±>
: Hawaiian Electric (3-fqrjl stock split)
Hecla Mining
4-25
(quar.)
Systems
1
3-
35c
3-10
•
Harpourt
y
1-25
5-15
■
IOC
_____
com.
2-15
(quar.)
Communication
Gold
3-
20c
3%
,
5-15
(quar,)—
«
(quar, )s—a7
preferred-
-3% '
,
ii_f
(quar.)
Haiuia- Mining ( quar,) _t.
Harbison-Walker Refractories,
9
the
•
j.\
._
1
3-15
5c
-
"...
15c
-$1
;)
'.
,
Handy Andy Co
Handy & Harmon,- common
5% preferred (quar.)E__i.
2
2-
j
2-15
"
t$1.25
<
: 4%
--
3-
:
ir.4$li25.N\
Hamilton
•s
8
2-
•
$1,16
_
Hamilton Cot/ton, Xtdiv"common, (increased).'
,,
2-
2-15
2-26
Brewing—
Stock
dividend
2-13
.2- 9
Maher
Shoes.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Kaiser vAluminum
3-15
Chemical, com. <quar,) 22 V2C
2-28
2- 9
Mailman Corp., Xtd.—
4%-%.- preferred'^quar.)
59%c
3-1
2-9
3-15
Conv. priority shares (quar.)
4V»'% preferr^d^qtiar.)_*A31u*^__*L'AAiIa_iBi$4v03%HO;j3-'T>7i 2- 9
Conv. priority shares (quar.)
4% %"• preference (quar. >_
$1,18%
-3-1
2- 97
2-15
Maine Central RR., 5% preferred (accum.)_
7.4% % ; convertible preference- (quar.)
i.u— * $1.18% >
3-1
2- 9
2- 9
Mallory. (P. R.) & Co., com. (quar.)
Kansas City :Power.& Light-— 2- 9 5%
preferred A (quar.)
7 3.80%
2- 6
preferred
95o
3-1
2- 9
Managed Funds—
7,7
4% preferred (quar.)
• $1 ■.
8-1 ::k 2- 9
5- 4 v
v-rMetal shares (quar.)
jf7 4.90 % "preferred
- $1,05
3- 1"
2* 9
2-23 :
Petroleum shares (quar.)
4.35%7 preferred (quar.)
$1.08% v 7 3a- 1 2* 9
,2*23
;
Special investment shares
4.50%preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 Va
3-1
2-9
2- 9 V .«
Manhattan
Shirt
(quar.)
Kavanau Corp.
(monthly)
- 8c
3- 1:
2- 9
2- 9 ^
Stock
dividend
'.
Kay Windsor Inc., class; A (initial).;
k
15c
3-30
2-28
2-15
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)J
-.
Kelly-Douglas & Co.,< class A (quar.) *7,-.-*.^'- - - • %c - 2-28
2- 9
2-13 v,
Marine Ban corporation
(quar.)
Kelly Girl Service (initial)
-^4 710c
4-13
3-15 *
2-13 '
i Marshall Field & Co.—
77
/
7
Kellwood Co. (initial)
7 7
18c.
3-26
3-9
2-27
Common quar.) >
——
f 2- 9
Kelsey-HayeS Co.k (guar.)
40c
4- 2
3-15
!
4% % preferred (quar.)
Kennametal Inc. (quar.)
—
40c
2-20
2-5
4- 6
Marshall-Wells, common
Kentucky River Coal
75c
3-9
12-13
.7
6% preferred (quar.)__
—i
—
Kentucky Stone. xjommon (quar.
25c
4-13
4- 6
2-16
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
Kentucky ' Utilities,-.'common - (quar.)
43c ' ' 3-15
-2-23
3-16
4%.%
preferred
(quar.)__:-'
$1.18%
3- I
2-15
4- 2 r
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
-.r "" nf"1
•;
Ketchum & Company (quar.)sa-^^aatt»»-15c : 2-24 ; 2- 9 ;
1-12
t
Keyes Fibre,^common ;(quar. )c.=t.=:=a=.a-a - . 7:- 16C *
3- T1 > 2- O * 7' > ■ (Quarterly from long-term capital gains)
2-26
■a
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd.., common (quar.)_—
■y/4 4.80% 1st preferred (quar. )_*'„
30c
4- 1 '
3- 8
2-20
7- 4V2%
preferred (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds— - ""-7 r i',:.; v*:7 : 7
2-10
5 % % preferred (quar.)
—'
Keystone Income Fund Series-K«l (from ^
.
,
i
1-31
Maxson Electronics
net investment income).*
*
a
12c
2-15
i-3t ;
2-15 ; X
May Department Stores, com. (quar.)__:
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (Del.) (quar.)*—
50c
3-12
* 2-9 *
442 -iri/i
77 * $3.75 preferred (1947 series)
(quar.) —
Kleinertd. B.) Rubber-w .
2-20 *
$3.75 preferred (1945 series) (quar.) _—
X/ New common (initial quar.)»-»*i77774W_^ ~ 11 ViC y- 3-15
3- l-i
2-23
7/f 3%% preferred (quar.)__—__—4
Knapp Ac Tubbs (quar. ) A_.—.JAAA__7__*A'—.'
,
8c 1 - 2-13
1-31
2- 9
i
i1
$3.40 preferred (quar.)_
1—
7 Knickerbocker Biologicals Ino, -(initial)wa*. 7; B i/40
3-15 ^ .-7 3. 1:
1-12
KVB Sutherland
1
> 4-
(quar.)
5-25
*
2-15
40c
25c
(Payment includes 5c deferred in last quar.
t
81.25
1
3-15
Lynch Corporation (stock dividend).
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)—
2-15
3-5
(initial)
Co.
Kokenge
&
7
3- 9
'
2-
4-14
25c
Lunkenheimer
4-10
2- 2
2-14
3-30
3-30
2-16
2-9
,
1
3-12
dividend
Stock
1-19
.
2-
75c
$25c
California
Commissioner of Corporations)
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Macassa
•
2-15
:
(quar.)
dividend
M.
preferred (quar.)„_
$2.50
(s-a)
Nashville RR. (quar.)
.
'
2-10
& St. Louis Ry.—
Henderson
&
Lager
Stock
M.
5 V2 %
6
-
V/'
Hackensack
Lucky
1-31
Jones
——
preferred
(quar.)
2-16
3-10
Quarterly
2-14
3-20
30
$1.25
.
.
(increased)
5.16%
preferred
3-10
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines
2-15
Johnson
(quar.)
Corp.
4.64%
*
50c
$1.10
Lukens Steel Co.
2- 7
2-15
2-151
2-15
.,
.
9
(quar.)
Loyal Protective Life Insurance Co. (Boston)
15c
.
stock)
or
? Jewel
Tea Co., common (quar.)**
"? Jockey Club, Ltd., 6% pfd. A (quar.)
8
4-15
25c
;
.
—
3-
(Walter M.) Co.. Ltd.
vLowney
2-28
3-15
2-25
Jersey Insurance Co.
8C
_
•
3-30
preferred
3-15
4- 1
3- 1
3-16
4- 2
(from net investment
12C
5%
Louisville
1-31
2-7
2- 7
2- 7
2%
$4.08
dividend)-*
(stock
(optional—cash
Fund
4%
30C
T
...
Louisville,
,
3-30
2-13
'
3%
(Andrew) Co
a
*
Jersey Central Power & Light—
8
■9c
—
3-30
-
2- 6
8
(increased)_
of Canada
Co.
Guardian Mutual Fund
4-10
4-10
3-1
3-1
3- 1
3-1
3- 1
3- 1
3-1
3- 1
2-20
7
Jergens
8
^
Petroleum. Shares
Guaranty Trust
7
2-28
2-28
i
Fund.—
„
2-15
Telephone (N. Y.), com. (quar.)
$1.50
5%
preferred (qu*".)___
$1.25
Jantzen, Inc., 5% preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
Jeannette Glass, common (stock dividend)
1-7;3%
7% preferred (quar.)___
*
$1.75
t
l'/ac
:
...—;
Fund-,
9
Lynch
8
12c
Fund
Fund
Stock
2c
,
Jamestown
*
;Capital .Growth
6
12%c
Roll way
" 2-27
3-1
2-16
Istel
;
2-28
1V2C
_
—^
•,
2
2-28
10c
T,
—
:
-Irving Trust Co.
9
2-
3-15
.
u
;
dividend
Stock
3-31
15c
30c
•^
3-15
payments from net investment income
Aviation-Electronics-Electrical Equip¬
Shares—-
72-
'
(quar.)97%c
.3.75%
(quar.)
-a—--.,
;
93%c
4.20%
(quar.)
■
$1.05
Iowa Southern Utilities, common (quar.)
37c
4%% preferred (quar.).
35%c
$1,76 preferred (quar.)
.
44c
Iron
Fireman
Mfg.
(quar.)
20c
All
ment
2-20
(
3.90%
v
■
B
1
18 %C
'
*
(initial)..—
Corp.,
10
(quar.)
—■
7Vfec
Ac Electric, com. (quar.)
47V2C
Iowa Public Service, common (quar.)
24c
1-31
3
B
preferred
6%
2-22
25c
(quar.,)
(quar.)_
:V
2-15
5%'7'
$10c
Grolier, Inc.j common
Class
2*
,
Iowa-Illinoisi Gas
12-29
3- 8
$12 %c
Greater Winnipeg Gas Co. (initial).
Green (A. P.) Fire Brick (quar.)—
Gregory Industries
Class
3-10
3-
ending
approximately
1962.
Co.
(quar.)—
3% %> preferred
1
.
year
Equal to
$.044
per sDepositary
share)—..
Great West Coal, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Great Western Financial, (stock dividend)—,
31,
1
3-
Telegraph Corp.-—
,
Ltd., Ordinary and
payment of 12%%
Tax
2-
3-
60c
Corp:,-class A (quar.)
Little Miami RR.—
Special stock
(quar.)
$4.30 ,Orig.
stock
Lobitos ; Oil fields,
Ltd.,
Ordinary
(Interim
for year ended Dec. 31)_a
—:
;a4'
Lipe
2"16
77
:
21c
-
.
Income
Lionel
3-10
soc
(quar.)—
A
Link-Belt
,
2- 6
2- 6
2-15
.
7
2-16
—
—
r.
Stores,
2
2-16
1
.
75c
.
(Houston)
2
3-
v
3-15 y
40c
interim
(an
British
March
Insurance
(quar.)__^_.—-
3-
$1.25
a
40c
.
•
2-7
3- 9.
3- 1
.
2-21
2-
3-10
"
2-23
-40c
!
_
$30c
7V2C
•.
—_
2-27
2-27,,
2-28"
(quar.)
(quar.)
r
2-23
10c
(quar.)„__
1_
(quar.)
Life
Universal
Great
7
.
t25c
$25c
15c
7
3-
15c
3- 1 '>72- 7
$4
c
XXXXkXk,-kZX-Z'
27 Vac
1- f
2-14- >- 4 Loblaw Companies, class A
77'44,'oc 7V737.1 7. 2- 7
"""7-7, ;■ y'.,- .7.77lv777'7'7
77. teoc
3- 1
?7 2- 7
:y
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
;
5% % preferred (quar.)_i
l_r—$1.31 Vi
- 2-28 •
1-2$ :
3- 1
7*$70c
2- 7
Loblaw Groceterias, common——
4% conv. preferred B (quar.)
2-16
\
$1- ', ; 2-28
',1-26 :,
3- 1
2- 7
$37 %c
$1.50 1st preference A (quar.)——
l_i
2-16
Interphoto Corp., class A (Initial)—----^---17%cV:7 5- 1
3-31?
'3- I
"170c
2- 7
2nd prefeernce
Class B (initial)
'I
$0.007/e
5- 1
3-31V
2-16
;
/ 2-15
11V4C ".,3- 1
yLocal Finance Corp., preferred (quar.)
2-15 w
Interprovincial Pipeline Co. (quar.)_4____.__J.
$70c
3*1
2- 8
3-12
25c
7
2-23
Lone Star Gas (Texas). com.
Cquar.)~iL4_y«.
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)
2- l/t
-.J—- - ; 12%c
2-15
-1-19 '
3-15
'2-23
4.84%. preferred (quar.)
r
$1.21
*
XXi Stock dividend
1-29
r
.
2%
.
2-15 > 1-19 j;
18c 77"-' 2-15
1-25
Louisiana Gas Service (increased quar.)
2-23 4. ■^Interstate Mptoi!»Freight Systeni7XMicfe.))rT
X/*"-.
1-24
3Louisiana Land & Exploration— y.v ..7.7:7"
Quarterly
, 15c
.
3-5 ;;; 2-15
3-15
3- 1
50C
Increased
quarterly..
"___'
1-24 } y Investors Diversified Services,. cl. A (quar.)
$1.50.:<:73»'1.;,77 2-15 y
3- 1
2-15
20c
Louisville
Cement
(quar.)
^ investors Funding Corp. of New York, class A
1-24
15c <
4-10
3-30
2-23
1
Class
-\
-
(partic.).;
International Telephone &
3- 9
2-23"
dividend
Great Lakes Dredge
v,;
'X ":7;7'
3-1
26c y
""
'7
—_
.Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
^Lindberg Steel Treating Co. (111.)-—
."
2-2
////■
20c
'
10%
30c
______
Virginia
of
f
'
2-28
7
Co.
Insurance
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
International Sliver Co. >i(quar.)>s 7,
1
3-
1
30c
_
_
Life
,
(Canada), Ltd.—
"International Resistance Co.
2
'.y'V"
.
$3.22
;
•
International Parts Corp., class A
International Petroleum Ltd. (quar.)
-r
; ; * .,j
1.
1
7
-
J
(Tenn.)—
Casualty Insurance Co.
Quarterly
', 2-5
Inc.—
(resumed)
preferred
2-28
"7. 7.
,
income
ordinary
Life &
.
Granite
Great
Holders
Payable of Rec.
'
2-15 ;
City, Steel Co. (quar.)ll
—
Atlan$i<L& Pacific Tea, coml (quar.) __ 7
2-1
2-
When
Share
Real Estate Bank & Trust (Phila.)
(Stock dividend)
(subject to approval
of shareholders Feb. 13)
1
2- 9
3-30
3- 1
from 'long-:: 7
final cash pay-
a
net
A
Class
6%
2-
.2-15
,
(quar.)__
net investment income plus
realized security profits)
from
from
2-15
3-15
;
12 VaC
.___
15c 7
$1.75
.
X. International Paints
——,___
.____
net
(6c
;
A——:
3-10
75c
cents)
2-27
9
5-15 /
Gorbam Corp. „a___7^.__
30C;0 ,' 3-15
,_v
Gossarci' <H. W.) Co< (quar.) ___^Ir___A___, ;t 37 VaC :j'vi,3- lyf
5 .-34>Cy)
1 3-15 "l/Gould-Ifetioriat;/BaH«ries^'(quar..>^^^^i4l.^
Government Employees Insurance ;
4X/cXii.X4
25c
3-31.
(Washington. D. C.) (quar.L-------7___~
3- 1 *
Grace National feank"(N. Y.) (s-a).
ky $240C
3-10
Grace (W, R:)- & Cg.7(quar.j
3-17
;'2%"
Stpck dividend
Class
fromr 1961
60
International Investors,
1
2-15
3-
10c
and
of
f
pfd.
($2.62
Holdings
capital gains
ment
9
2-15
3-11
,___^_7; I12 VaC
(quar.)__.
2-
7%
Harvester,
term
"
2rl6
1
Name of Company '
Liberty
:
'
—
j International
1
3-10
Knitting. Mills
Nugget.
Ltd.
International
ac
>i
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Increased-quarterly
Correspondence Schools World,
5
2-
f
'International
1
15c
industries Inc. (quar.)
Xk-/
(quar.)"_
——
•fir" IOC
Globe-Wernicke
Golden
2-
2-15
27VaC
____
Ginq & Company——___"—:—.—/;
Glickman Corp.,; class A
(moiitlily)
Glorgy
6
•
Corp.—■'
Machines
Business
International
1
25c
(q u a r.) ____
'
" Name of Company
^
1
1%
Gerber Products Co.
When
'
Payable of Rec.
Share
,
preferred (quar.)—_.—_———
-*■
'
5%
$1.15
*$1.10
•
2
3-15
2-15
1-15
2
3-15
4-2
3-15
4-
50
«'■
U
i
•-
Line,
Pipe
'
Railroad
Pacific
Missouri
Utilities
Co.,
Obear-Nester
3-28
3-16
Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc., 4% pfd. (s-a)
4 50c
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)— •- $$1.75 ;
Ohio Edison Co., $4.56 preferred (quar.)—
$1.14
Ohio Power Co., 4V2% preferred (quar.)—_
$1.12Va
Co.
(quar.)—
(initial-s-a)
Foods
Pine
Semi-annual
Monarch
A
,
;
30C
5-
4
Chemical
Extra
3-30
3"
1
9
(increased)——
.
2-15
3-15
Products
Metal
Co.
'2:, 1,
gains and 5c from net investment income)
Ontario Steel Products, common (quar.)
7%
preferred
<quar.)_
Onyx Chemical Co. (quar.)—
O'Okiep Copper Co. Ordinary—
$1.40 per American share less South African
non-resident tax at the rate of $.6614%
2-15
2-
2-15
1-19
5%
1
$1
Investment
Guild
2-
2-28
2-
9
2-28
2-
9
9
2
2-26
2-
5
Opelika Mfg.
3-
2-
7
15C
8-
1
7-12
15c
4J
2-23
1-31
Otter Tail
14
4%
4.40%
2-15
7c
2-
Co.
Acme
Co.,
2-13
2-
2-19
2-
6
Oxford Chemical
Ordinary payment of $.47 8/100ths and
$2.23 Y/lOOths from caDital gains
National Bank of Auburn, (N. Y.) (quar.) —
National Bank
Tulsa—
of
dividend
Stock
,
Pabst
$2.7015
2-27
1-24
$1.50
4-16
4-
,v
share for
each 24 shares held, subject to approval
of stockholders Jan. 9,
1962)
National Bank of Westchester (White Plains)
dividend
Stock
National
7%
Co.,
National
N.
Co.
3-
6
2-
9
25c
2-15
(quar.)
Community
J.
1-19
4-13
2-28
2%
(quar.)
Casket
National
2-1G
75c
$1.75
(increased)-
common
Bank
Rutherford,
of
■
a
5Vi%
1
3-20
3-10
2-16
30c
(quar.)
4-
50c
3-
2-
1
9
4(49)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06'/4
3-15
2-15
4'A %
preferred
(quar.)
56 %C
3-15
2-15
National Drug & Chemical Co. of CanadaCommon
60c
*20c
National
Lead
National Life
(quar.)
Screw
A
Mfg.
Stock
Starch
Steel
from
are
Tea
2-14
2-19
2-23
2-
9
40c
30C
2-16
2-
3-15
3-
2
Co.
Mur
Ino.
Britain
Gas
Newport
$61.22
J15c
2-14
4-20
3-30
20c
2-25
2-
9
-.,4 60c
2-15
2-
1
15c
2-13
1-29
5c
;
3-15
3-
3-
2-16
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
Light
(s-a)
Power,
$1
(quar.)
Zinc
News
Shipbuilding
&
Dry
Gas—
;
2-15
1
3-
9
4-
1
3-
9
$1.12'A
4-
1
3-
9
10c
4-
4
3-14
.
North
American
3-15
3-23
3-
$1
3-
1
V
15c
i_
(quar.)
8-
1
11-
'
.
15c
35c'
1
9
5'A%
34%c
3-20
2-28
6c/c
37'Ac
3-20
Philadelphia,
2-28
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_________^___^
American Life Insurance (Chicago)—
A
10%
stock dividend subject to stock¬
holder approval on Feb. 13
3-19
_
American
Shore
(Stockholders
Northeastern
prior
Lines
(incr.-annual) A " 12%c
(quar.)
30c
(111.)
approve
Insurance
Northeastern
$4
Van
Gas
RR.
Water
a
3-for-2
3-
1
3-
6
2-
1
1
2-
9
2-15
2-
8
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-20 " A
2-23
44c
3-30
2-23
A : 37'Ac
split)
(Hartford)
2-19
4-
4-20
2-16
2-1
50%
_
(s-a)
.
25C
.
(quar.)
44*
$1
■t
Northern
Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Quebec Power/Ltd.—
Common
(increased)
5%%
_
4%%
6%%-
preferred
(quar.)_
Bancorporation,
preferred
4%%
Public
Service,
common
preferred (quar.)_—
Stock
dividend
Nutone Inc.
—
(stock
dividend)
1
60c
,30c
.
1-31
2-
2-14
2-12
,,
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1-17
r
'
2-5
3-1
% 3-30
Stock
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
7c
2-15
2-15
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;
3-15
2-15
$1.02'A
$1.23%
$1.37 'A '
- - 10c
-4
4% r
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50c
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(quar.)_i-_i_
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-
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:.-A$£%c4%
6c
(qfiai\7-_
(quai\^__I*4"_A
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common
(quar.)
C"
D
dividend
u___
75c preferred (quar. )_1
;___*_41_4JA_J:__ "
Schering Corp., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd.
(quar.) —.—__________ 'i
Schneider (Walter J.) class A (extra)_4__—
Scientific Industries
(stock dividend)--"——
Scott Aviation (stock dividend)
3- 2/
—__
$1 50
3. 5
2-20
2-28
2-
21'Ac
3-1
2-9
91'Ac
3-1
2-9
3-1
2-2
25c %
.
.
;
42'Ac,
.
9
•
5-
1
$40c
3-
1
2-15
3-15
2-23
12Vac
(quar.)_.i
$1.37 Va
37'Ac
__;
.
4
3-31
V.
3-
4. 4. $1
12V>c
14
4-10
3-16
31'Ac
~
2-15
.
2-15
2- 2
2-2
„___
(quar.)————_
Scotterr, Dillon Co: (quar.)
4- 2
2-1
"
f 40fe
Fetzer
&
Scott &rWilliams Inc.
2- 5 ;'
4-14
2-15
■
—
(monthly)..
Scott Foresman &
Co.
(quar.)—
Scott Paper, new com. (initial-quar.)r_"—___ $4 preferred (quar.)___
441_L'_
$3.40' preferred (quar.) —-
Scott
—
Scythes & Co., com. (quar;)——44_4—:
'5%%- preferred (quar.)____—
Seaboard Finance Corp;, common (quar.)___
$4.75
3- 14
2-14
(quar.)_
Sealed
2
2-
2
2-15
2-
5
2-15
2-
5
2-15
2-
5
■',i.r-25o.
16'Ac
.
$1.43
30c
quar.)
(quar.)
-
4 3-
33«*.
1
Stock
2-15
1
2-15
?..4*!2
m
3-20
25c
3-
5%
2-28
2-16
6-
5-15
9
1
'
2- 9
:
:
'
5%
(monthly)
3'Ac
Plymouth-Rubber Co. (quar.)il—_________ * ' °
5c
Poor A Company (reduced quar;)4L.r_r__ir_—^ *~ 25c
Pope- <fe Talbot, common^.
4____4
25c'
6%
preferred
(quar.)_
Potomac Electric Power,
$2.44
preferred
7'Ac
$2.46 pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
^
.
Piatt Corp., class A
2-15
1
dividend
3-
61'Ac
61c
a
s.
(G. D.) & Co.
Searle
2-20*
2-1
Security
2-1"
seimer
2-
t
2-15
2-
1
2--15
'
2- 9-'
1-31
2-15
1-31
3-
l
2-5
3-1
2-5
—
—
Surety (N. Y.) (quar.)——__
Power Corp. (quar.)
4.4—__—
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp. (quar.)__—__
3-1
*2-15
preferred
f. preferred (quar.)_!
s.
f- preferred (quar.)—
s.
2-15
2-21
" 3- X
f:
*
Seaboard
2-14
2-23
2
2
(quar.)____.——
(quar;>___—:—;
(quar.)_
:_4:4_41
5 % % preferred-E (quar.)__-________l%^_'_4 "
Savage Industries, $1.30 preferred (quSf7)¥%l
preferred
preferred
$6.25
2-
9
22-
preferred B
4.70%
.
Works,
4..70%
2-10
2
$5
1
2
3-16
-__—,____*r44__.
(quar.)
4.75%
2-16
3-
A
2- 2
$l,12Va-.
J
2-
(quar.)__
preferred A
2-14
1
1
1-26
75c
(stock dlv.)__
Corp
Water
Jose
4.75%
2-16
3-10
4
27c
San
2-16
>
2-16
3-15
1
3-
2-16
-
_L
2-15
si.31%
'
2-
dividend
Antonio
3- 1
Gas
2
1-20
45c
(quar.)__
,^ Saiant,, class aT
Salant
3- 2
3-
4
(quar.)
common
Extra
r
2-2
24c
$1.43%
5'A %
preferred (quar,)*,
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar^>:
Norwich Pharinucal Co.
(quar.)
.
Stock
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)
25c
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
; ,$1.20
$5 preferred: (quaf.)_;___
$1.25
Pittsburgh,
Youngstown &
Ashtabula
Ry%;;
Co;, 7% preferred (quar.)
$1.75
Plttston Company, common (quar.)
30c
3-
>
2-23
4.40% 1st preferred A (quar.)—
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd. (quar.
Pioneer
32 Vac
-
2-23
4-
%
Regis Paper Co., common
3-31
25c
s._-l
1-26
(quar.
Paper
3-31
$68%c
V
—
Cbrp.
Co.,
preferred A
4-25
Natural
9
2-28
25c
.
4A;
4'V.
2-
'" 3%
____4_1
,
*
_
■''
^>l^Ac
-
Products
4-25
$1.12 la
(quar.)
(quar,>—'_
Northwest Natural-Gas, common (increased)
5.75% preferred (quar.)——
5.72% preferred (quar.)—r——_i_
Northwestern
10c
.
.
(initial
2-21
-
7'/uc
2.%
15c
--350-
& Electric—
Controller
tlOc
——
common
3-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
2- 6
..
50c 4; 3-10
,
(quar.)
$1.60 preferred (quar;)___4
Pioneer Finance,
$1.25 preferred
St.
Norristown
(quar.)
Haas
croix
1-31.
,
6%
preferred
-A
2-19"..
(■r
Joseph Light & Pbwer, common
5%
San
20c
common
Gas
t50c
'
___
1st
Northwest
3-2
dividend)
convertible
3- $
3-12
Sftfway Steel Products (stock divtdehd)4_
St.
.
$1.75
(quar.)
;
Pinellas IndustriesVclass A
Northern
Extra
2-16
-..
$4 preferred
4- 2
'*
Royal- Bank (Canada) (quar.),
4:
$$5'c
Royal Crown Cola Go. (quar.
•
20c
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)ii-___ ¥- tl5c
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)
-•
7 'A c
Rudy Mfg. Co-.
_•_
■
4:>; ioc
Ruppert (Jacob) 4'A% preferred (qua*:ȴ_^^
$1.12'A
Russ T6gs, Inc., class A (quar.)
15c
Russell Stover Candies, Inc. (Mo.) (s-a)____
32'AcRyan Aeronautical (quar.)
5c
St.
v
2-27
30c
■
Plllsbury Company,
"
i. 44 ¥¥ $1
common— 4 4
30c
>
1-31
3-23
75c
& Electrotypers, Ltd. (s-a)_
Piedmont Natural Gas, common (quar.)_____
$5.50
¥
.
1-29
2-15
(quar.)
(stock
1-15-
•
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)-:,
x
5'A% preferred (quar.)_
Robinson Little & Co. Ltd., com*»eifr7£qua*£>$1 preferred A (quan)_
2-15
2-15
,
(auar.)
Common
1-23
2-23
40c
lie
____'
common
Rowland
•
Photo Engravers
Co.—
preferred
$2 preferred (s-a)_
Northera Indiana Public Service,
4.40%
preferred
(quar.
1
2-15
$15c
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)_
Philadelphia Suburban Water, common
$3.65 preferred (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum (quar.)__.
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—
North
North
3-
4
50c
Co. (quar.)
Germantown
&
1-25
■;;24;:544%
(■ •sr-ril5flq,i
preferred' A
(quar.)
Ronson
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Rose Marie Reid, common (quar.)
A ,5 % V-preferred'-'Cquar.
-4
9-
$10c
Phiiadeiphia Electric
2-28
1
3-1
2-15
*
1-29
1
--^22'Ac
(quar.)^__^_4A^
Chemical
&
4%
9
2-
1
3-
2-7
.___4_44
dividend
Rohm.A
2-9
$1.16
.1
"
4.2-
1
7c
j-.A
preferred J
(quar.)—4:
preferred K (quar.)
preferred L
(quar.)
Rochester Transit Corp. (quar.)_-«c.__^-_^^
Rocket Jet Engineering Corp. (stock div.)_£_
Rockower Bros, (initial)
2-9
3-
3-
preferred^,^'^ i$0.2243
f'A %
5.50%
2-9
3-1
(quar.)_
3-20
10c
2-
1
3- 1
(quar.)
2-12,
7'Ac
1'
3-. 1
3-15
3-15
12 'Ac
1—
4.95%
2-20
3-
v
-i.
Pfaudler-Permutit
1-26
2-15
2-15
(quar.)
common
Inc.
2-14
2-28
1-26
1-26
2-154
3-
4.10%
2-9
3%
Extra
7-12
r
1
$1.15-
Petersburg. & Hopewell Gas Co, (Va.) (quar.)
Petroleum Corp.
of America (optional-cash
or stock from
net capital gains)
Petrolite
Corp.
10-11
1
3-10v
3-
$1.06
.__
Corp. (quar.)__
Coal Corp. (reduced-quar.)
1
1
(quar.)
2-15
2-15
4JAj«4—3%
Copper A Brass Inc.
Rowan
3-
preferred
Inc.
Corp.,
Props, Ltd.,
Roto American Corp.
30c
Paul,
27c
84c-
preferred F (quar.)—
4.10%
preferred H
(quar.)_%
43A%
preferred I
(quar.)
$1.18%
1-19
2-20
2-20
3-1
$1.17V2
$1.121,k
Publishing
Corp.
2-15
¥2-15
39c
(quar.)
2-15
Circle
1
•
4%
9- 4
1
Peter
4-12
Car
3-
$1.02
Co.
3-
2-15
1
20c
'
3-
40c
preferred->■ (quar.)
Rochester
6- 1
3-
Perfect
2-15
5-
4
1-31
14c
Extra
2-28
15c
25c
(quar.)
North American Investment Co., common.....
North
Fibre
"
6%
3- 1
3-15
-
27%c
Chemical
27c
___r___4
—
(quar.)
T.'o
30c
______________
—
American
(quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
Pepperell Mfg. <■ (quar.)______
24c
(quar.)___
pfd.
(quar.)
D
Perkins Machine & Gear Co.—
long-term capital gains)
(quar.)__
preferred C
preferred
2-15
3-1
(quar. )_4—___
(stock dividend)
Rockwell-Standard
(increased-qutr.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
1-19
4-
•
1-31
3-15
6-15
9-18
2-15
$1.10
92V2C
(quar.)
Penton
93 %c
common
B
Penobscot
!
32%c
preferred
Quarterly
2-23
2
$1.12'A 4
Norfolk & Western Ry., 6%
6%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
9
1
(quar.)
from net taxable
6%
4-
2-
(quar.)
.
2-28
4,15c
58VjC
57VaC-
preferred E (quar.)_
4.50%
preferred F (quar.)
4.60% preferred G (quar.)_
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Corp.—
A 2-. 9
(quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
New York Trap Rock Corp.
(quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.—
(6c from net investment income and
Nopco Chemical,
preferred
1
50c
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred
$4.50 preferred
4,4%
1
3-
preferred
>
2-15
15c
(quar.)
1
^40,c
Ritter Finance Co.,
Class B (quar.)
2-15
2-15
% quar.)
2-15
3-
87y2c-
(guar.)
Richfield Oil Corp.
3*»15>
2- 6
2-23
2- 9
1-31
2- 1
2-23
2- 7
2-28
2-15
25c
4.70%
1
3-
3-
15c
15c
$45c
3.70%
9
40c
1^19 %
/
_4_:
Richardson-Merrell
2-15
;;
4.05%
Dock40c
Electric A
4.40%
9
2-
•___
State
3-
2-
(quar.)
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)_
York
1 *
2-15
3-12
York Air Brake
COmmon
4.60%
'
90c
12'Ac
i
2-16
•
1
(quar.)
common
2-13
1
"
Properties Corp.,
Revere
3- 1
3- 1
common.
Co.,
1
1
3-
4
5,^-
Rexall Drug
1-19
20%
preferred
3-
3-
$1.20
■
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'
of America—.
r
'■ '•
$3.50 1st preferred 4(quar.)____^I4^4.^»A^7%C"
Ralston Purina, new common (initial) _441
20c
<"2-for-l stock split)
,,_44-__4¥
Ramo, Inc.—
-4V'>
4"*'
¥• a
(4-for-l stock split)—
Ranco; Inc. (quar.)
20c
Rayonier, Inc. (quar.)
444L44L__4__ A
20c
Raytheon Co., 5'A% preferred (quar.)__4444
68%c
$1
Pennsylvania Electric—
3-9
4-
$1.01%
_•___
4.68%>
2-13
■?2-13/;-¥V
V
55C
,
$1.25
Revenue
2-16
%
,
,
Products
1
2-15
1
3-1
$1.31 'A
Republic
$62V2C
$62Vac
dividend
Metal
-
class A (incr4 quar^i
(quar.)
Redwing Carrier
Refractory & Insulation Cot p.
Reheis Company, class A (quar.)
4
Reichhold Chemicals (stock dividend)
2-15
2-15
12-29
1-31
1-19
5c
Fruit
Penn
2-10
1
v/;
.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Ltd.,
1-26
1
(lhcreased)—
Ltd
Mfg.,
Penmans,
1
4-
$14
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Parchment Paper Co.
Brewing
Stock
1-22
1
—
-
35c preferred
Company
Peninsular
2
3-
JGOc
(quar.)
2-
2-15
50c
•—
Ltd.
pfd.
(quar.
Quarterly
&
2-15
2-12
$l,f8ai4t»il
7c
2-27
50c
3- 9
7%c
2-23
71/ac
2-16
8%c
2-15
5c.
3- 1
12c
4.2-21
$20c (, 3-15
30c
3- 1
—
(quar.)
Pipe Line, Ltd., common (qu»r.)___
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Pendleton
Tool
Industries
(quar.)__
1
4 2-16
—;
$1:06%
■4 $1.16
?
Red Owl Stores
50c 4% 3rl5.fi;u2-28
(quar.)—
com.
Pembina
8
2-
2
Line,
¥ ,:i'
•1
3-16
3-
3-10
•
Radio. Corp,
Real
3- 6
3- 6
2-28
2-15
4 2-16
$1.40
riiii
Extra
2-16
(quar.)
New Jersey Power & Light, 4%
4 4.05 %
preferred
(quar,)
New Jersey Realty (annual)
Jersey
2-
2-15
3-
(quar.)
Light A
Newfoundland
1
20c
(quar.)
Amsterdam
New
3-
$1.06%
;;
J.)
Pearl
-5
18c
Canada, Ltd.
Pa ton
6
_
(quar.)
New
Inc.
Parsons
2-16
2
20c
37V2C
$1.25
7M2C
75c..
$7.80
.
50c
$1.22'A
_4441
Stock
;
;
Parkview Drugs,
3-1
,
1
2-26
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Nestle-Le
3-
12'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Meter
(John
3-15
;
20C
'
_'
2-15
-y
60c
20c %
,
stock (s-a)
or
Chemical Co.
Park
9
3-
5c
Fund
$2.40
3-15
3-30
65c
(quar.)
4% preferred, (.quwi)
Papercraft Corp., new com.
(initial)
Paramount Pictures Corp.
(quar.)
Pargas,
2
25C
A—'—
(quar.)
Fibre
Paper
Products of
Nesbitt
4-
3%
Siores
Nelly Don, Inc.
North
1-31
16'Ac
—
(reduced)
Nekoosa-Edwards
New
1-31
35c
quar.)—-—
(quar.)—-
(quar.)
Neiman-Marcus, 4%% pfd.
New
2-15
2-15
¥%.
class
1-26
1-26
1-26
V 1-26
1-26
1-26
1-26
1-26
2- 2
1-20
1-29
(quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe
Paterson
Corp.,
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
Corp.
Extra
investment
net
37V2C
34%c
31V4C
3IV4C
3IV4C
30c
28VaC
27JAc
(annual)
Corp.
A
«'
1-15
^
—
18c
Annual
2- 9
2-16
2-16
(quar.)__:
class
Corp.,
Pallas
3-19
2
(increased-quar.)
Economic
Optional—cash
12c
(increased
Co.
Cement
Neptune
4-
,
(N. Y.)
Co.
preferred
6%
Corp.—
Nazareth
New
1
1
-
Vulcanized
New
3-
—
(quar;)
Chemical
(increased)
Video
Nedick's
Common
Palestine
3-
62 'Ac
Insurance
Lighting Corp.
(quar.)
Pacific
Vegetable
Oil
(quar.)___
Packaging Corp. of America—
Pall
■;A
National
t!
9
Co.
National
<.
2-
2-15
9c
&
common
National
j
3-11
3-15
15c
(quar.)—.
dividend
National
•
9
.
(Both payments
income)
National
(quar.)
—
2-15
Pacific
& Research-
National-Standard
Nelson
3-
_
series
Preferred
Neon
1
20%
(quar.)
Stock series
♦#'.
4-
$1.12'A
$1.75
:
(stock dividend)
National Securities
■r
2
4-16
50c*
7% preferred A
Accident Insurance
Oats
National
r*.
2
2-
1
(quar.)
common
Co.,
&
(Nashville)
National
■
2-
1
5-
Electric
National Gypsum,
4 'A %
preferred
New
1
3-
15C
(quar.)—
Welding Machine Co.—
3-
115c
(quar.)
preierred
National
Pacific
31V4C
$1.12 %
of New Mexico-^—
Quebec- Power Co.
2-15
2-21
3- 1
3- 1
—
4-9.
.10%
preferred (quar.)
Supermarkets
(quar.)____4l4441441-
Common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% redeemable preferred A (quar.)
4.80% preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.)
3-15
2
Pyramid Life Insurance Co. (Charlotte, N. C.)
Co.—
preferred
redeemable
5%
35c
(quar.)—
Gas & Electric
I
1-19:
4-
—^__—
Puget Sound Power & Light
Gil
(quar.)
3-12
3-12
25c
15c
$0.2281'A
(quar.)
preferred
1st
3- 1
3-30
3-30
2J/2%
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
2-15 V
3-15;
:—4_4__
Pure
2-12
$3c
6%
1-26
3- 2
2-15
2-15
31V4C
37V2C
Employers Insurance (quar.)
East Line, common (quar.)
Pacific
'
National
Dairy Products (quar.)
National Distillers A Chemical, com.
Pacific
5%
5^»%
3- 1
Ltd.—
Pacific Far
;
—
Biscuit
preferred
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
PueWo
25c
Stock dividend
3-
3-15
mm-mmrnrnm
3-10
3- 1
3- 1
2-23
3-15
2- 9
3-1
2- 1
1-31
2-15
Brewing Co._
pfd.. (quar.)
6% 2nd preferred A (quar.)
Pacific Coast Properties, Inc. (Del.)—
2-1
4-2
Common
$1.25
-
preferred (quar.)__
'
1
*
20c
10c
100%
7V2C
Corp., class A__
3-
*
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)—
Public Service- Co.
45c
Pacific Coast Co., 5%
additional
(One
3-19
3-19
2-15
2-15
2-15
.
$1.10
90c
Pacific Atlantic Canadian Investment,
9
3-15
4- 1
4- 1
$1.18
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Oxford Electric Corp., $5
National Aviation Corp.—
4 4- 2
4;50%
u
—
dividend
Stock
6
50c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transportation
Overnite
3.35%
2-28
.
1-29
¥
.-—4__-
preferred (quar.)
:___
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
PuJjlic Service Co. of Indiana, com. "(quaj*.)
4.80% preferred (vjuar.)—_—
3'A% -preferred (quar.)
__r441__44l
4; 32%
preferred ^quar.)__
4.16%
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—
Common
5-10
9
2-16
-
Colorado
"
15c
(steck dividend)——•
(quar.)
preferred
$2
:
V
ll'/aC
pfd." (quar.)
conv.
4.90%
3- 9
3-16
5c
6-10
1
2-
V 15c
1
6-
.
16c
37'Vzc ^
■
preferred
Public Service Co. of
1-16
1-15;;;
-1-1-5
2- 2
2-16
$25c 4; 2-15
$1.75
2-15
15c
2-16
(quar.)
—
(quar.)——,—.—
common
Marine
Outboard
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
D
Power,
preferred
preferred
3.60%
1
12c
National
series
Corp.
v
/ 65c
• •
20c
Orange & Rockland Utilities
'
4.75% series B preferred (quar.)
9c
.
\
43A%
6-
1c
'»
Progress Mfg. Co., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)14_4'4_""_
Providence-Washington Insurance (R_ I.)~-
2-15
1-31
1-31
1-31
2-9
2-22
2-23
Payable of Rec.
fc
•
(increased >
Gamble
&
Holders
When
Share
4
1
—
Proctor-Silex Corp.,
2nd
capital
(60c from
Street Fund
William
55c
class A__
Murphy (G. C.) Company (quar.)
Murphy Finance Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Mutual Investing FoundationBeneficial shs.
(quar. from invest, inc.) —
Mutual Investing Fund
(from dividend in¬
come
payable in cash or stock)
Physicians
2-
2-16
6c
Movie Star, Inc.,
Nassau
2-28
6C
—
25c
——_
(increased quar.)
One
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)_——
Corp.
Pottery
2-23
1
1
35c %
(quar.)_.
Tyrone
Onandaga
2-
40c
-
12V2C
50c
2-15
2-15
3-9
3- 8
3-10
'
(quar.)
common
J
-
-
(initial quar.)—
(initial)
Realty (quar.)__i___^i.___^__—
Prevor-Mayrsohn International (initial)—
Prince Gardner (quar.)__
______
2-15
3-15
2-15
(quar.)
4- 2
62'Ac
(quar.)
9c
35c
59%c
61Vac
Inc.
B
Procter
4 2-6
;
•
Presidential
Professional Gold
4%%
3-31
lc
Diablo
4%
2-8
2-8
* 4
Products—
A
Class
Line,
2-15
75c
participating preferred (quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co., $2.50 pfd.
Morrlson-Knudsen (quar.)
Mosinee Paper Mills
(quar.)——
Motec
Industries
(stock dividend)
Motor Finance Corp. (quar.)
Clemens
—_-—.—
Class
2-15
2- 8 "*
3- 1
3-1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
$1.10 4.
$1.05
$1.02
.——
Products
River
Mississippi
Oklahoma Natural Gas,
1
7;
3-31
4-16
1:35c
.
2-
2-
:
4-16"
1:40c
——
$3
Mount
preferred
(quar.)_^_
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.08% preferred (quar.
Ohio River Sand
(stock dividend)
3-15
3-1
preferred A (quar.)—
4.92% preferred (quar.)
Olin Mathieson Chemical (quar.)____
;
8-15
1
20C
25C
Moody's Investors Service— A
Mount
4.40%
Oklahoma
2-15
(quar.)—
Oliver
9-
12'Ac
(quar.)
9
4-16
L
3-
i2yac
(quar.)————-—
Co.
Trust
Montreal
4-16
1
5-
30c
—
—
System
Marking
2-14
2-14
3-
,
——-
—
Rubber
1
3- 1
A $1-25
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
Glass
Name of Company
Power Industrial
1-26
2-28
2-2
2-15
30c
2-28
1
Monday, February 12, 1962
.....
Per
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
Share
-
4-
10c
Monsanto
4
■ -v
•'
*
3-16
25c
:
(quar.)_____
common
Quarterly
Mohawk
:
-
3-16
60c
(quar.)—-----—
(quar.)
preferred
Mohawk National Bank
Monarch
Company '■
$1
common
B
Missouri
-'■5%
V;4
,
Name of
Payable of Rec.
5C
Missouri-Kansas
Class
Share
A'
Name of Company
Hoiaen
When
Per
'
'.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(790)
Shaer
;
(quftr. t——
Options
(initial)—,
(H. & A.) (s-a>
.
Shoe
Corp: (initial)—
Shawinigan Water A Power— A
4% • preferred A tquar.)__^_—
4%%- preferred B. (quar.)____
Shealfer tW.
Class
B
A\)
Pen,
class
(quar.)___—
A
,
,
—14
4-A ; 4
—_
'
4;
»
•_
(quar.)4_^__ 4
t50e'
J56J4C
-
•
-
4-
2
V 4- 2
15c
-4 -2-26
15c
2-26
Number 6133
Volume 195
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Name of Company
.
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.
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ly Z'V.//:///: Per > When Holders
•.■/;.,• •;„'/. ;.\SHafe Payable of Rec.
•
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
......
(791)
'*
Per
•
*y .•>
"Name Of Company
A'„
/-•'
When
Share
Holders
2-15
(quar.)
Shenango Valley Natural Gas
.
—•
.
.
1
2-
1
2-
.
1
2-
»
U.
"/
2-.
25c,.
3-15
2-14,
2-15
$1.25
*• 3- 1 » - 2-15
2-15
fihawimgan Water & Paper# com/» xquar.j\.-_ ' '
-Z?20c
2-23 ,1 .1-12 .
2-15'
Sherwin-Williams Co., common (quar.)_v_-' ;
75c j
2-15 •-1-31 3-15
4% preferred (quar.)—v. $l *
2-15 ,* 1-31,y
//.•..,
'
Shoe^ Corp. of America
•/* V; 25c
3-15
2-16
from
investment income)
3c
2-28 Siegel;, (Henry I-.jo Co., .class • A-IA—20c
*
2"16 i-y
'A
Tennessee Gas Transmission—
'/
/;" ■•"
•
*
/
Siegler Corp., common (quar.)__i__^_
- 10c
•; 3- 1
2-15
Common
(quar.)
28c
3-13
5.75%-, preferred- A ^quar.j___7_,;._-___'--_/>;/-. $1.44
/ 3- 1 ,7.2-15
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)___—$1.02 V2/4- 1
Sierra Pacific Power—'
/•,/?•/£
i'M-'-MrM-''- //Z<
'/;!/''
M-i4.25%
preferred (quar.)—$1.06%
4- 1/
$2.44 preferred A
(quar.)
/V. 61c .3- 1 - * 2-15 •
: ;!•! 4.60%
preferred (quar.)
—j
$1.15
4- 1**
Signal Oil &-.G&S-, ' class A (quar,)______:—:_■>*"»•••' 20c f 5 3- 9 . : 2- 9
4.64%
preferred (quar.)—
$1.16
4- 1
Class. B-fquai'v).____i-:
•
20c ' ■
3r 9 .:. 2- 9-•
4.65%
preferred (quaiM^s—•-/
$1.16%. /■ 4- 1
Slgnode-Steel Strapping, common, (quar.); 15c
3- 1
,
2«. 8
4.90% \preferred
(quar.)_^
$1.22 Va '
4- 1 /
.1-5%' preferred ,.(quar.j_:._i_,._/__7_-_~Z_:_--./■!, 62%C,/(<> 3- 12- 8 ;
/
5.10%. preferred (quar.)_c.^fc._:_4__^__;_w
$1.27% / 44/I
8ilverwood Dairies Ltd., class. A (quar.)^T_
J15c..
4- 2*;.
2-28;;.
5.12%/,.:preferred
V $1.28
• /4- 1 ;
Class
B
(quar.)_7—s
4" 2 a' 2~2® /' 5.24%
preferred
(quar.)$1.31
•
4-1
Simmons.'; Company : (quar.) _J—U*— —60c
h 3-12 ;;
2-21
5.25%
preferred (quar.)_____
_-.____i._Z '$1.31%-5 -.4- 1
Simon Cigar,-i5% preferred (quar.)____
_
:/ : $1.25 i 3-1 N 2-21 >J
•'
4.50%
preferred (quar,)______w—; $1.12 V2 / ' 4- 1 •:.
Simpson; Ltd.
' j 3-15; :<> -2.-15 •„*•
//V 4.72% -preferred (quar.< $1.18 /,;.;4- 1 :/
Simpson^Lee. Paper: (guar.J_—
15c •
2-15 > .. 2- 5,
t 5% preferred (quar.)__
$1.25- : 4-. 1 •;
Sinclair Oil .Gorp.v(quar.) _—
•
* / 50c.
• 3* -.9''.l: 2- 9 c
1/ Texaco, Inc.
• ••
40c /.■•■:3-12.-:/,
; Sinclair' 'Venezuelan Oil
75c j •.* 3'2-26
Texaco Canbda.'Ltd.. common (quar.);
1 :*
$40c //2-28."'
Skelly iOiL -Co, ,(quar»)
45c
3- 6
'2-13;
Mfg. ..-(quar,;)—-—T--~T
Sheller
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Electric Co., common (quar.)
20c>
4.32%
preferred A (quar.$1.08
4.16%
preferred B (quar.)
——
$1.04
/ 5.10%
preferred C (quar.
$1.27%
Taylor & Fenn, 4.32% preferred (quar.)_
<
27c
Television-Electronics
Fund, Inc.
(quarterly
,-.//'
Tampa
1
U
;«
preferred (quar.)
Lines
(Del.)
Increased
United
;
6
3-
2-15
1-20
1
(Del.)
12 Vac
(quar.)
common
2-
3-15
,■
17%c
Corp.,
2-9
2-20
25c
quarterly
Whelan
3-10
$1.75
(guar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
'75c
„
Truck
S
When
Share
>
(quar.)
U. S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp.
■
"
.
of Company
Steel Corp., common
S.
77c
.
>
1
3-
51
2-28
2-
8
'
1-26
—
Universal
•
Oil
Consolidated
Co.
(quar.)
•
'
Universal Insurance
*
Corp.
,
2-16
'
x Utilities
*
Industries
&
(N. Y.)
(N.
Corp.
65c
2-27
*
25c
(quar.)
Y.)
3-
2-13
1
2-15
5c
3-30
IVuC
2-28
1-31
75c
3-
1
2-15
$1.37 7a
3-
1
2-15
3-16
3- 9
Valley
3-
9
3-
——_
9 /
9/
—
3-
/
class A
Forge Products,
(initial)
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., common
$5.50 prior preferred (quar.).
(quar.)
.
►
3-
Smith-Corona
Inc. .4stock
Marghanv
.
2%
diy.).-J
.
2-23
.
1-19
* '
Texas Eastern-Transmission/GorP>**^
'
f
Common
-
-
■
-
4.50%
35c
<3-10
2-20
'
50c •'/ 3-10.1 • 2- 5i
//'
Sonotone Corp.* "common
(quar.)———.—
7c
3-31 / r 3- 2
$1.25 preferred A (quar.)—.—_
—___.31V.iC
3-313- 2
:
$1.55 preferred fquarv)^«-iA-^-~-.--*s.---.- / 38%c
3-31, Iv3-- 2 v
-Boss j>:Mfg.i,v(inorea«ed-quar',) •)
" - jIOC-" »■ 3-28 ./•■; 3^14
South Texas- Development, clasa B (quar.)—
$1
; 2-28 . -1-16 SOuthbridge Plastic products1— - *
'
- '
•
• .
/ • •
,
'
.
•
,
5.50%
5.52%
.
Class
.
10c
Telephone * (quar.).——w—
Southern California Edison
!
2-28
3-31
2-20'
29%AVyjV2-2a^vi2-;5.;i
pre^rredi (quar.)
4.7.8^
,
3-15
25c
(Ihitial)
A
1
'.4.24"preferred^.tquar.'ri'L-Li—— ' '■ 26V2C
:r.
1
2-28
•
'
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*''4preferred"1 (quar.)Xl-Allr-----'-r--r---'
:'.25c
4V4% preferred (quar.)_Lv'___!Il.__>_^_C__:^^$0.2656V»
Southam Cohipany, Ltd, (quar,)
$206
Sbuthern,"Cahac(a. Pqwer; Ltd^ com; * (quar.)
t62'Ac
Southern Company (qqar.)
—
37Vie
.
'Southern natural Gas" Co.
(quar.)__
Stock' dividend'
fjBquthern-Railway,-co'mmoh iqUar,)-------- 5%
preferred. (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
"
; 3-28.
2-15
3- 6
2-28.
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v
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3-1
■>
—
..
2-9
—
Industries
^
■
3-
1
35c
3-
2- 9
2-15
2-15
3-15
10c
3-1
2-19
$5c
3-
85c
3-15
3-15
2-28
2-28
15c
3-16
2-
30c
3-1
2-'9
5%
4-12
2-20
$1.
(quar.)
22 Vac
1
2-21
/
2-28
&
Warren
-2-23
1
.3-
1
2-12
12%c
3-15
3-
'*"*/19c
3-15
2-13
3-
1
2-
15c
2-15
3-
2
2-
1
2-
9
3-
6
3-20
3-
6
20c
3-20
3-
6
5c
3-15
2-21
Co
5<625%
preferred
:
(quar.)
—
Southwestern States Telephone,, com.
(quar.)
-,$1.44' preferred, (qudr.)
^
preferred'
$1.32
1
(quar.)
_
-.
.
/,
Class
B
'
(quar.
Chemical CoT;
Spencer
4.20% ^preferred ,<quar.) ->-^Sperry Rand Cqrp., , 4V2 %
pfd.-
V
.
-
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.
$4.50
i.__
.
Brands,
Inc.,
(quar.)
common
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
; Standard -Forgings Corp.
(quai\)
.Standard Oil Co. of California, com.
—
(quar.)
$1.20
6%
2-12
15c
Co.
Weiss
40c
(quar.)
(extra)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
/
Paving & Materials, Ltd.
/Standard
Stanley
Warner
Market
Star
3V2%
35c
Co., common
preferred
Steinberg's,'"Ltd., class
i
5V4%
preferred
Sterchi
Bros.
30c
A
4%''.;
2-
A
Preferred
Stewarts &
/;// Amer.
•
M
.'
-
.
3-2
25c
3- 9
4-
3-15 '
$1.50
15c
dep.
'
;1
(ouar.)__
7'
56c /
.'
(quar.)
:r.-/
2-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-
1-19 7
; 7%
Co.,
Tst
preferred
Broadcasting,
common
3-
1
2-10 >
1
2-16
B
Stouffer
.
(quar.)
United
9 /
United
...
-
7%
United
•
-
2-28
2-
Foods
Corp.
(quar.)
10c
2-28
2-
Stock
dividend
Struthers
Corp./$1.25 pfd.
Propane Gas, common
5.20%
•
•
preferred
Oil
Sun
Co.
preferred
5Vz%
convertible
Biscuits,
Co.
of
Swift
&
T
(quar.)
com.
2nd
preferred
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
70c
conv
pfd.
(quar.)
35c
28Vac
41V4c
$1.10
17%C
2-15
3-
.
2-5
3-1
//
1
U.
approved
a
U.
three-for-one
split)
2-14
Company
Transit
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
__!/
: --50c
4-1
3-
U.
3-5
1
-
S.
S.
Lines
S.
Taft
'h
■•/;
Broadcasting Co. (quar.)
3-14
10c
Stock dividend
Talon.
Class
Inc.. ..class
B
(quar.)
_______
*3-14
-
2-15
3-14
«
2-15
A
(quar.)
—
~
1-18
2 Va %
25c
2-15
2-15
'
/ : 25c
(N.
National
1-18
U
S
Bank
to
of
of
U.
S.
Playing Card
Realty
33-
Portland,
an
8%
9
2-15
1
1
3-
1
/
2- 2
2-
4-16
2
3-15
4-I6
3-15
3-
50c
22%c
the
the
Pipe & Foundry
S.
(quar.)
6-
8
approval
by
the">
(quar.)___
:
"
____/
30c
(quar.)
27%c
(see
Investment
Co.
of
N.
J
2-
1.
2-15
1-31
3-15
2-28
$1.20
3-15
2-28
3-15
3-15
17 %C
.
Alan
Wood
3-15
;
6%o
:
2-28"
2-28
'3-
1
3-
1
3-15
pfd.
class A
Corporation,
•
Steel).
1
2-15
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
3-13
1-25-
3-
(quar.)_ t$1.37%
7y2c
(quar.)_
4c
h
—
62%c
?-
1
1
3-20
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
25c
3-
1
2-20
25c
4-
2
3-20
3-
1
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co. (monthly).
Monthly
Co.
3-
62'Ac
$1.12%
(quar.)
20c
(quar.).
30c
*
2-14
3-10
2-21
Wyandotte Worsted Co
10c
2-27
2-14
Yale
25c
4-
Chemicals
(quar.)
&
Yocam
:
2
3-15
3-15
'2-28
6-15
5-31
10c
9-15
8-31
10c
2-15
2-
$1.25
3-15
2-15
20c
3-30
3-
(quar.)
Mfg.
Batteries
10c
10c
Towne
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
York-Hoover
Youngstown
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.).
Sheet A Tube
Zenith
•
Radio
Corp.
(quar.)
2
9
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
at
the source.
Non¬
resident tax
-
4-20
3-15
4-
1'
'
tax.
a
Less
3-1
y
Previously published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here,
3- 9
British
income
5
4-
"
20c
&
1
4-13
1
40c
(quar.)—:
W.) Co., Ltd.
t Payable in
dlv.
Currency
3-
2-16
9
7-1
Oregon—
stock
Extra,
^
$1.12%
3-
2-15
2-
1-31
3-22
30c
(s-a)
approved
subject
2-15
10%
J.)/common
preferred
5%
1
1
4-30
$1.19
Ltd., 5%%
CO..
preferred
Wurlitzer
3
33-
(F.
Wyandotte
15c
(quar.)
4%%
5
2-15
3-15:
$1.12%
(F. W.) Co. (quar.)
Worthington Corp., common (quar.).
3-20
2-
2-
2-28
58%c
Woolworth
1-26
2-20
2-20
3-31
$1.10
tax
come
4-10
8c
2-13
ordinary—
Final payment for the
year
1961 equal
to
about $0.09 7/10c
after British In¬
12-15
4%
35c
2-15
U.
(quar.)___
(s-a)
Comptroller
v. 10c
Extra
- -
(quar.)
2- 5
3-16
1-31
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
H.)
2-1
2-15
1
■
5
2-26
■
B
6*
2-15
-
/ 3-1
(Forest
4-
6
710-
5C
$1.50
Enterprises, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
20c
$2.50
i
Wometco
(Alan)
4-16
4.
■
47 %c
(quar.)_
(quar.)..
preferred
preferred
3-1
17%c
(Md.)
common
4.76%
4-2
.
*
(quar.)
Power,
4.40%
(G.
1
7c
6
2-6
35c
dividend
still
//
common
Telephone
Wood-Mosaic
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
(monthly).
preferred
Wool worth
dividend)
Corp.
Fidelity & Guaranty
Stockholders
•
2-14
(stock
Envelope Co.,
4% %
1-31
-
Syracuse
Cos.
A
preferred (quar.)
Wood
1
Apparel, Inc. (Mich.)—
Electric
2-28
>
7c
Park
Wood
1
8-
17%c
/••/ "•/'"
/• .////• ./•;/.//'•//•,
.
5
1-31
25c
class
2-23
3-15
5-
11-
.
$1.00 y4
(quar.)_
Stores
2-28
/
40c
_.
2-28
2-13
.___
S, Borax & Chemical, 4%%
Stock
v
Winkelman Bros.
3-30
Jersey RR. & Canal Co. (quar.)
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Metal (quar.)
40c
(quar.).
Co.
Industries,
3-20
2-
2-21
40c
preferred
3-20
2-15
:s
15c
/
(quar.).
4- 1
3- 1
Pacific
Sheet
'
(quar.)
1-19
$2.30
Star
U. S.
Common
.>
25c
common
47a%
2-15
.
"
Wisconsin
4-30
;
1-19
817«c
Wilcox Oil Co., new common (initial quar.)__
Wilson & Company, common
(quar.)
1-31
2-28
2-16 /
1
2-15
3-20
3.60%
3-30
3-
1
1-31
6%c
1
4-
6%
62/3c
2-
3-20
Winter
(Chicago)
2-15
1
66c
(annual)
7%, ,preferred
2-16
'
America
1
4-
Chocolate,
Class
>
7 2-
75C
Monthly
6%c
Stockyards
2-2
3-
of
9
3-16
-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
'
;
3-
1
2-15
Class A
8
4-
2-15
1
Wisconsin
2-
3-23
Z
1
$1.06%
27%c
quar.)
'
__________
New
United
U.
>
2-5
3- 2
com.
50c
25c
2-
•
1-29
25c
(quar.)
3- 9
8c
2-
3-15
$1.3174
(quar.)
2-20
.
1
2
2-13
25c
40c
/ '/
3-
4-
45c
Power & Light, common.
preferred (quar.).
4.80% preferred (quar.>
-4;
9
95c
30c
9
1-31
2-20
9.
4-
2-15
A
"
2-
1
4-
Winn-Dixie
v 1-31
3-
r
9
2-16 »"■'
3-15
30c
3-
2-8
2-13
3-12
2-
20c
2-15
"
•J
5
$1.0674
1
2-15
1
2-
(quar.)
2-15
2-15
1-31'
2-12
4-
(quar.)
25c
$1.75
(monthly)
United
2-9
V 2- 5
3-
1
1
2-15
$1.12 7a
Stores, Inc., com.
;/
Investors
Hills)
6
1-23
3'
33'/a%
(quar-"
(incr.
2-
:
>j«
1
2-
3-
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Win-Chek
2-15
tl5c
profits)
Co.
United
2-15
3-15
3-1
Fund
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Insurance
United
2- 1
•
1
3-9
Science
Improvement,
preferred
United
/
America—
(Stockholders
stork
31c
„
65c
(quar.)
Superior Window Co..
Sweets
1
25c
Oil,
Gas
,/
l
,1
.
2
preferred
$4.25
9
3-14
1
1
t38c
'
securities
1
-
4-
(quar.)
Common
.
1
2-15
$38c
J20c
(quar.)
United National Bank of Long Island
9
2-
(quar.)___;
4%%
Sunshine
2-
2-15
(quar )
Mid-Continent
Sunray
: 2-28
(incr.)
(quar.)
'
United
>
3-
25c
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
9
(quar.)"__ ' " 31 Vic
America
Ltd., class A
(quar.)
from
United
6
4%
Wells
Suburban
of
3-
'
3-
7%c
Inc.
Wilson-Jones
60c
Quarterly
•
-v
1-
12 %c
$1.37%
A
12%
Mfg. Co., class A
Corp.
Wieboldt
Wilbur
1-19
2-13
3-30
2-
2-15
25c
(increased)
Brake
(quar.)
preferred
3%%
1-26
2-28
1
"
•
Stouffer
3- 1
40c
United Illuminating Co.
•
4%
2%%
(quar.)
Co.
Funds;
United
2-23
A
3-
terly of 2c from net investment income and
6c
2-23
9/".
4-2
Elastic Corp. (stock dividend)
Electric Coal Cos.
(quar.)__
Engineering & Foundry,'com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
United
3-15
33-
2-15
3- 1
10%
(quar.)
preferred
1-19
1-19
35c
*
1
1
2-
$1.25
1961)
31.
Air
Stores
t-j 6%
.2-15
(quar.)_
1
'
•
$1.12%
t30c
B
Wickes
<
.•
,
3-
2-
1
2-15
;
Paper—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dec.
Stag
4% %
1-19
.
Extra
5%
•
-
--
$1.12%
40c
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
preferred
B
■/// X
2-15
,
2-15
(quar.)
Biscuit
United
3-31,
:■•/■
,
$1
(Md.)
Corporations,
Class
2-23
43%c
(stock dividend)
Corp.
5%%
4%%
./ 45c
12V2C
White
4.25%
92%c
common
Airlines,
.
/
(quar.)
(quar.).
•
87 %c
(Omaha)
United
/
9
>
3-
36c
30c
Pacific R^"(~qui^.)_-™-_____rjr_
preferred
-White
:
2%
Co.
2-16
3-
/
.
/
Car
Trust
3-16
!—'/
(quar.)
common
"
Class
Tank
2-26
2-21
.
30c
,.
dividend
Union
; >
(quar.)
•
'
3-
34c
Westinghouse Electric Corp., common (quar.)
3.807e preferred B (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
.White (S. S.) Dental Mfg. (quar.)
White Motor Co., common (quar.)
574% preferred (quar.)
1-31
2-15
2
25c
:
(quar.)
Breweries
Canada
2-15
5%
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Pulp &
Westinghouse
2-9
,/
,
"
Is'.
2
10c
preferred
Class
2-15
-2-26
;/«/'• 3- 2
23-
3-15
1
Western Stockholders Investment Trust, Ltd.
American
depositary
receipts
(for
year
4-19
•
/
.
1007c
dividend
/Union
United
90c
.
(quar.)_
United-Greenfield
10%
Fuller
,/
///
(quar.)
Union Stock Yards
.2-9
....-v.
-...
preferred
Stock
*
3-10
35c
/,.//.
preferred
United
4- 1--
2-8
5- 1 '"
I7V2C
Union & New.Haven Trust (stock dividend)
Union Oil Co, of California—
2-23
3-15
3-
3-1
2-15
3-15
4-
15c
12 %C
Corp.—
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Virginia
5%
..
8
3-31
Z_ *' 62V2C
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
v..-.
:.v
2-9
;
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Gas System
(Kansas)
•
T2V2C"s/( 3- 1
3-2
(Cleveland)—
Union
rets, (final payment for year
1; 1961 less British Income
&
$4
,
Oct.
;
Baer
Storer
/
1-25
./
2-9
62V2C
$1
1
5
Western Power A Gas
•
2-15
3-2
2%
C
2-
preferred
Point
Western
:
2-28
2-28
(quar.)
Electric Co.—
$3.70
2-9
2-15
/••.../.
;
Tax)
Stix,
•
tlOc
$$1.31%
(quar.)
/12V2C
Corp.
'
>
/ 3-15 >/
20c
17%c
(quar.)___;
Bank
dividend
$3.50
-
:5%. ;■./■. -2-16.'
12%c
3- 12-1
,
(quar.)
Lloyds, Ltd.—
ended
■
;
$1.25
dividend)
2
2-19
$1
3-31
;
2
Western Insurance Securities (Kansas City)—
2-28
•
(quar.)
(stk.
Street
Corp.
Commerce
Union
3- 2
3-
La; Salle
Carbide
Stock
I
common
Stewart-Warner
Union
8
1
2-
South
/" Union
2-9
3-30
/
;
(quar,)____
Stores
Stealing Seal,
3-1
87J/2C
w-_
Sterling Precision Corp.—
5%/preferred A
(quar.)
'
2-23
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)__^.—
Steel
.
30c
15c
Film
(quar.)
1-31
2-
2-16
3-31
fquar.)
.
2- 9
2-23
/
Clutch
-
4-15
UARCO, Inc., new common (initial quar.)
2-15
3-15
2-20
3- 9
,
.British- Income .tax)'/
Parts' Corp.' (quar.
.,
3-1
3- 1
10c
Steel Co/of Wales, Ltd. Ordinary (final payment for
year ended Sept. 27,
1961 less
.
J208
2-15
2-15
4- 2
Disc
1
2-16
? ■'
5-15
/
Chemical
.
.
Chemical
Stauffer
/;
Twentieth Century-Fox
'
%
'
>3-15
___u_
9
2-16
60c
•
preferred
Western
2-
11c
$5
4% %
1
2-28
10c
ended
(quar.)_____ "
A
(quar.-)___—/
preferred
'Twin
2-13
30c
Corp.
(quar.)_;__,
(quar.)
Co.
5%
•
2-5
3-12
3- 1
tlOc
:
(reduced)
Products, (resumed)
Register (quar.)
Standard
3-9
pfd.
$5
3-
/
9
26 %c
(quar.).
(J.), Inc. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.).
Stores, class A (initial).
West Coast Telephone,
West
7
2-
3-
West
$1.44
1
2-
1
25c\
/v
Corp. (stock dividend)
Products, common (quar.)
:
/
2-20
■
2-26
«°c
Financial
West
9
3-
$1.12
.
Co.
Monthly
t
8
3-
Mutual Investors Fund Inc.—
Weissberg (H. R.)
Monthly
•
3-
25c
(incr.)
Bros.
Wesco
1
2-
3-22
investment income
Welsbach
1
30c
^
Tuboscope Company
(quar.)
•Tung-Sol Electric Inc., common
2-5
40c
30c
Gas Co.,
3-
3-12
$1.12%
(quar.)___;
common
2-13
3- 1
10c
40c
(quar.)
.
-
(Del.)
37 %c
Swasey Co. < quar.)
D.) Company, common
/f
2-15
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
Weingarten
J.)—
(N.
(quar.)
preference
.Trunkline
2- 9
3- 9
,
Inc.
(quar.)_
Coal
Temper Corp.
4V2%
v
2-23
60c /
^
preferred
Standard
.
Works,
preferred
True
2-15
.
.
82%c,:
A / $3.30 preferred
(quar.)
—
/Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)—
/Standard Packaging, $1.60 preferred (quar.)
;
.3- 1
2- 9
3-. 1
2- 9
4- 2
2-21
3-15,.
3- 1
3-15 - ;/3- 1
2-15
2- 2
f 2-15
;,
2- 1
3-15
2-15
3-15
3- 1
35c
,
.Sprague Engineering (quar.):
,/Stamford Water (Conn.)
(quar.)
Standard
3-15
■
.
•.
$1.05/ '
$1.12 Va.
37V2C
$1.12%
10c
45c
45c v
87V2c
12V2C{.
' 50c
-■-/
-
j
•10c
"
2c.
;
40c
Truax-Traer
3-12-1
3-15..
3- 2
2-16 J 1-19
3-15
-.2-15
•
20b
"
fquar.)^-.''
,
Spiegel,
"
,
(quar.)__—
common
.
4-20
4-20:
2- L
2-1
'3-1
33c
$1.50
,
Sparton Corp., ,6%": preferred (quar,)
:i__Spartans .^ndu'stries f quar^*/,-,
*
.Speedry,.Chemical jPrdducts,, clasq A (quar,)
•
4-20'
^
5- 1
5- 1.
S-- 1..
$1.18%
1.40%
32c
;v
,36c
.
(Winston-Salem)—
Pharmaceutical
Brothers
From
Tip Top Products—
Tri-Metal
5-1
$1,061/4
—
—*_—
'
$1.43%
Washington Steel, common (quar.)
4.80%
preferred (quar.»
Waste King Corp., 6% preferred C
Wayne Mfg. (quar.)
Webb A Knapp, $6 pfd. (accum.).
„
preferred^ (quar.)______
preferred- ;(quari^_.
,
V
9
9
.
4.25%
1.;'
3-20
127ac
•
,4.75
/
•
L___
quarterly
Washington
,
■,
;
-
2-15
my4o
$1,567.
Trust
preferred
Warren
„
.
1-26 .2
3-
(quar.)
(S.
472%
-
-
;
.
1-20
140c
7
Quarterly
.
i
.
9
V'-/r'"$2
(quar.)
Bank &
Electric
Warner
,
(quar.)
2-
$1.12 Va
<
(quar.)
Warner-Lambert
1
2-
:
Wagner
"
preferred
'
•2-14
2-15
(quar.)
Mould A Iron
Increased
2/ 9
2-9
2*-!28
'3-15'
15c
/
preferred
Wachovia
.
.
1
2
'IOC
.■<
(quar.)
preferred
Vulcan
3-2
35c
5%
,
'
2-
30c
—
common
preferred
5.75%
2/ 9 v
2-,9
.
,
1
15c
Materials,
6!A%
i
.
2-16
2-
2-9
3- 1
3- 1
t. 3- 1
(John
Drug Btoreb
/
3- i
3- 1
-Stock dividend oh class A & class B
•Thrifty
20c
.
—
(quar.)
Corp
Voi-Shan
Vulcan
9
$1.43%
,$1.45
$1.46%
$1.67 %
30c
.',
Mfg.
2-9
2-
1
3-
2-26
from
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
New common (initial-quar. t
___i
2-9
1
3-
$1.22
*
*
„
—
2-9
3-1
.
■
-■
3-15
Class A (stock, divideud)
3% •
2-15
-■ '21"
6>-15
: 5-15
/ /
Class/ A
(quar.)
12%c
• 42
; 3-15
::
5% preferred (quar.)—
.Li.
9-14
8-15
/
Class-A
(quar,)
/
12Vac
7-2 /
6-15
Southern 'Union
Gas, common
(quar.)__^
■
3-15 1 ■ 3- 1;
Class A (quar.)
12%c
10- 2
9-15
.«•,
5.35%:.'preferred"; (quar
'
$1.33.%;•
,3-15
r3-.; 1 :
Title Guarantee Co. (N. Y.) (stock div.)__/_
/ 50% *
3-30
■
3- 9
j
6,05% .preferred* (quar-)—..
■ $1.26^
3-15
3- 1 .
Tobin Packing Co. (quar.)
25c'/■ • 4- 2
3-15
5%
preferred (quar.)
££
^ $1.25
.3-15
3* 1
.Tokheim Corp;
(increased)
35o,
'2-28
v 2-15
,'
.4'.75%.. preferred (quar.)
$1.18% : S-^IS
3- 1.
Toledo Edison—
...
?•?.*•• ;4;25.%' •, .preferred' '•(quarj^^J4^^,-t-&:;'v $i;06y4 '■
13-15
3-1
4.56%/preferred (quar;)___
$1.14
3-1
2-15"
•Southwestern. Drug. ;co.minon ,,;( quay20c
2-15
1-19;
4.25%
preferred "(quar.)J
$1.06%'
"3- 1
2-15".,
Southwestern. Electric-Service, 'com. (quar.)
19c
3-15
3-3/
Toledo
Scale
(quar.)
/
25c
2-28
2-15
r4.40% preferred ,(quar.)—,$1.10
5-1
4-19
Trade Bank & Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)
"
20c " 2*15
2-' 1
: .Southwestern, Iiivestors, * IncV
(quar;)&c -p. 2-15VA; 1-31'
Stock
dividend
/
3%
2-15
2- 1
Southwestern,Rublic ,Service, com.., (quar.)—
"25c
3-1
2-15;
Transamerica Corp., 4V2% preferred (quar.;)
$1.12V2
3-1 *
2-15
-3:70%
preferred
(quar.)
1_
92V2C
5- 1 i 4-20;
Trans-iux Corp. (stock dividend)
5%
4- 2
3- 9
3.90%, preferred
(quar^97'/2C
5-1
:>4-20
Transcontinental Investing—
*
.
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2%
2-27
2- 7
4.40% pfefefred $25 par (quar)-'-™—;—
27.Mec
5- 1
...4-20Transcontinent Television (increased)
•
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2-15
1-31
;
4.60%- preferred (quar.)
$1.15
•
5- 1.
4-20
Travelers Insurance Co. (quar.)_^
40c
3-10
2- 2
;
4.36 %
preferred 4(qu&r)
^
27.V4C
5-1
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Trenton Trust Co.
(N.J.) (quar.)_________
44c
3-1
2-15
5%
31 Vic
5-1
4-20
.
.
25c . 25c :
125c;,!'
• 30c
•
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$1.37 % /"
$1.38
$1.40
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, com. (quar.)__
4%. preferred (quar.)
Thrift Drug Co. of Pennsylvania (quar.)
•Thriftimart./Inc.v class; A & class B (quar.)
7-14
2-15
2<-15'
.
$1.25
$1.33%
stock)
or
12c
Steel (quar.).
Vanadium Corp. of America, com. (quar.)_
4%%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Victoria & Grey Trust Co. (quar.)
Virginia Coal A Iron Co. (increased-quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd.. 5%. pfd. (quar.) ________
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ft
$1.28Va
Co.
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plus
income
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Thompson
Industries //(quar.)__
Thompson Paper Box, Ltd. (quar.)______.
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preferred /(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.60% Vpreferred (quar.)
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5.80% preferred .(quar.)
/
5.85% preferred (quar.)
6.70% preferred ■ (quar.) _i._i.__;
Texas Pacific Coal
Oil (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
•
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preferred
(optional—cash
Fund, Inc.—
Vanadium-Alloys
20c.-!/«
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-
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earned
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Canadian nonresident tax
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
52
Monday, February 12f 1962
.
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•
General Corporation
Investment
Half,
••'IIII'
fiscal first
months a
Valpey pointed out that the company is completing a laigeftcale corporate reorganization and consolidation program involving the
reduction or discontinuing of operations at plants earning an inade¬
return
investment*
on
----
- --
-
••
-
;;
-
"
sales -for
result,
a
ending next June 30 on
the basis of current projections of new car production.—V. 194, p. 1429.
for
the
year
■
Co.—Proposed New Name—
Sunray DX Oil
:
v
Mid-Continent Oil Co., this issue.
See Sunray
'£y
t
.•Cli-'*'
Oil
Mid-Continent
Sunray
Change—
Co.
planned consolidation of DX Sunray Oil Co., the manufacturing
marketing subsidiary of the parent- corporation.—V. 194, p. 681. -
and
In
35
1
t
,
'■>$$
program.
convertible"
tufted
of
<*
'if.:vvyC
#«
company's last fiscal year its sales in Ohio, Pennsylvania. West Virginia
and Indiana accounted for approximately 80% of total sales, with Ohio
-
j
ized
or
equipment and finances only the shell.
The shell
left to acquire and to finance separately and by other
means the balance of the material and equipment necessary to complete
the home.
In contrast to this, the company's manufacturing and fi¬
I
tfK:
The
corporation
Jan.
G.
to complete the home,
necessary
with wide variations in- style, room
•i
to
are
used
be
two
**
each
other
•.
•I1
labor is arranged for by -the company. The maximum sum which
the company finances is $11*500. In practice, in approximately 906? of
sales, the customer pays within the range of $7,000 and $9,000 for the
basic home, its erection and certain other finishing work financed by
the company,
Of this, the company retains approximately $3,500 to
$4,500; the balance represents labor charges payable to others than the
**v
company.
??.
The
sary
V
and
p'
aI
J.
'
The
•>;>
company operates two manufacturing plants—one at Elizabeth
one
at Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania, both in the Pittsburgh urea.
Elizabeth
The
J
plant produces "Bwift Homes" by the "pre-cut" method.
pre-cut materials are numbered and packaged, along with roofing,
F>,-
window and door units,
? •..
the
basic
home.
hardware, and other items required to complete
The Belle
plant produces "Lincoln Homes" by
the "prefabricated" method, exterior wall panels being completely as¬
sembled at the plant.
In both cases, components are shipped by truck
Vernon
to the purchaser's building site, there to be erected by him or, if he
desires, by an erection crew supplied by the company's local sales outlet.
Electrical,
plumbing, heating and kitchen equipment, and interior wall
either supplied by the company's local sales outlet and
financed by the company along with the basic home, or purchased else¬
where, as desired by the customer. The management believes that the
company is the only manufacturer which offers its customers both precut and pre-fabricated homes.
Of the units sold by the company during
finishing
the
are
last
tiomes
fiscal
year,
approximately 33%
represented pre-fabricated
approximately 67'? represented pre-cut homes.
and
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
:
Common 'stock
*
UNDERWRITING
PRESENT
TO
v
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
1,146,666 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
(no
The
underwriters
named'below
have
severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the underwrit¬
ing agreement, to purchase from the company and the selling stock¬
holders the number of shares of common stock set forth opposite their
1
—
names.
From the
'
"
:
Eastman Dillon,
Securities &
Union
companies,
—V.
Eichler
1,067
&
&
Sold Privately—On
Erdman
&
Co
Inc.——„—
—L_—
Fulton, Reid &
.
sale
1970
the
.
On
will
Interest
Johnston.
A.
E.
due. Nov.
On
r
&
&
Newburger
800
Company,..^.....—
Leonard
Moore,
&
&
1
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,
North
—
..
2,400
933
3,466
700
Sutro
Company,
Bros.
&
after
Feb.
New
Dr.
5,334
4,666
1,866
100%
Co
1.866
1,634
1,634
it
has
begun
of
sale
40
.
cubic feet
a
day.
production,
*
considered
is
one
.
have
been
now
drilled
multiple
Corp.
started
were
North
at
of
zones
Pagie
Pagie
Lake.
exceptional
has
Each
thickness
at
Lake
last month
at
Field to Texas Gas
an initial rate of ap¬
195,
p.
685..
-
•
194, jp.
United Camera Exchange, Inc.—Common Registered—
This company of 25 West 43rd St., New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Jan. 29 covering 105,000 shares of common
and accrued interest.
company will mail notices of
Payments of accepted debentures
upon
receipt of the debentures.
the
stock,
be
on
receive
The
an
Harper
Q.
sale
at
$3
M.
share. The offering will
Davis & Co.* Inc., which
and $13,500 for expenses.
per
G<
share commission
per
includes 18,000
shares to be
sold to the underwriter
of 10,000 shares to be sold to Phylis Bobley, Robert
Metropolitan Design, Inc., the finders, all at 10 cents per
»■*';. 7
<■
1
^
aggregate
Rather
and
share.
-
The company (formerly- United Camera Exchange Co., Inc.) is en¬
gaged in the business of operating four retail stores which sell cameras,
films
and
York.
Shepard, President of Thompson
A.
cents
42
a
none-basis by
or
statement also
and
purchased
previous sinking fund payment
789*c^/
H.
by
all
an
will
electronics subsidiary to be known as TRW Elec¬
new
announced
offered for public
to
made
be
It
photographic
also
trades
supplies
and
buys
and
used
equipment,
cameras
and
in Manhattan, New
photographic equip¬
ment; sells radios, tape recorders, dictating machines and photocopying
machines; and provides a film developing and printing service at all
of its
stores.
The $230,000 estimated net proceeds
from the stock
sale
organizations within the parent company.
former president of Pacific Semiconductors,
will
town
North,
of
to
used
be
area
Inc., has been named chairman of the board and chief executive officer
to
and
open
open
two additional
one
more
or
stores in the New York mid-
discount
concessions,
suitable
if
purposes.
TRW
Electronics, with Warren B. Hayes,
manager, Mr. Shepard. stated.—V. 194, p.'362.
President
and
general
found, and the balance will be used for general corporate
are
addition
certain
to
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
(after giving effect to a recent recapi¬
stock, Joseph Chernoff, President, and
Paul Hellinger, Secretary-Treasurer, own 49%
and 42%, respectively.
Sale of stock to the public at $3 per share will result in an increase
in the book value of stock now outstanding from 62 cents
(51 cents
after giving effect to sale of the 28,000 shares at 10 cents per share) to
$1.22 per share and a corresponding dilution of $1.78 per share in.
the book equity of stock purchased by the public. The prospectus in¬
dicates that the company has recently sold to its counsel, Helfand &
Lesser, an additional 5,000 shares at one cent per share.
In
143,500 shares of common stock
Timken
Roller Bearing
talization). Of such outstanding
Co.—Sales, Earnings Down—
The company has announced certain preliminary data concerning its
operations for the year 1961.
Consolidated
approximately
net
sales
>
,
Net income
the
of
$239,900,000
previous year.
company
compared
as
its subsidiaries
$244,805,727 for
and
with
'
'
v
"
■>'
were
the
"
'
•"
•
share is estimated to be approximately $3.00, subject
to final audit
and possible additional year-end adjustments. In
1960
net income was $3.60 per share.
'
Audited figures will be available when the company's annual report
is released early in March.—V. 191, p. 2793.
per
United Gas Improvement Co.—Annual Reportincome
Net
,
30,000,000
Toshiba
Shoji, which will
loans
from
the
.
shares
common
use
Co.,
Ltd.
parent,
common
stock
in
and
Toshiba
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.—Six
The
.
the
were
apply
the
•:
repayments,
a prospective offering of
to the company's construc¬
for
on
of
a
which
broad
line
dates
of
back
to
1875,
is
in
engaged
electrical
and
electronic
equipment and
taxes
common
of
$7,588,235,
of
$3,685,000.
This
for
income
tax
after
is equivalent
stock now outstanding.—V.
REVENUES—In
fiscal
the
year
ended
Sept.
30.
net
1961
to $1.03
193, p. 957.
per
share
sales
common
'/Proceeds
are
shares
to
be
31,
Jan.
on
to
used
be
offered
for
a
filed
at
sales
a
$100,
"Reg.
without
program,
A"
covering
underwriting,
a'new
plant,
Inc.—Annual Report—
28,
1961
after
a
ended Oct. 29, 1960, the company reported con¬
from operations of $6,313,357, after a provision
Federal taxes on income, which, after providing for
dividends on preferred stock amounted to $6.92 per share on 888,390
shares of common stock outstanding, excluding shares in the treasury
as at Oct. 29,
I960.—V. 194, p. 1322.
the
For
SEC—
1962
Co.,
has reported for the fiscal year ended Oct.
earnings
from
operations of $3,005,367,
fiscal
year
solidated net earnings
of
corporation
net
provision of $2,460,000 for Federal taxes on income. After dividends
on
preferred stock such consolidated net earnings amount to $3.22
per share on 888,390 shares of common stock outstanding, excluding
shares in the treasury of the company, as at Oct. 28, 1961.
to $578,456,000 and net income to
$27,600,000, equal to $1.45
American Depositary Share.—V. 194, p. 2710.
Trevi-Tile Inc.—Files With
Pictures
company
consolidated
amounted
1,600
income
the
The
including home appliances and consumer electronic prod¬
heavy duty electrical equipment, and lamps, tubes and semi¬
The
1961
of
Universal
the
conductors. :
per
31,
Dec.
$5,509,000.
This is equivalent to $1.27 per share on
5,996.407 shares of outstanding common stock.
These earnings compare with
the estimated consolidated earnings
for the six months ended Dec. 31, I960 of $6,183,029 after provisions
components
'
ended
months
were
BUSINESS—Toshiba,
ucts,
Months*
net earnings
reported estimated consolidated
has
company
six
provisions
Capital expenditures for the five fiscal years ended Sept.
$260,000,000 and for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1962
estimated at $120,000,000.
1961
stock
Results—
(Shoji),
will
Japan in May,
common
gain over 1960.—V. 193, p. 540.
acquired by the
a
subsidiary of
the proceeds from the sale to repay, in
Shoji
applicable to
standing in each year. Common stock dividends paid during the year
totaled $2.40 per share.
r
' • .
'
The
substantial improvement in the company's earnings was dua
primarily to the use of gas by an increased number of customers for
residential
heating and in commercial classes, colder than normal
weather, a substantial improvement in gas consumption for industrial
purposes, and refunds on certain natural gas purchases made by the
company in prior years.
Total gas sales were up 6% over 1960, and
were at a record high.
..."
>
gales of electricity in the company's Electric Division showed a small
Depositary Share, each share representing 50 shares of
common stock of Toshiba
deposited in Tokyo with The
Mitsui Bank, Ltd., as agent of Chemical Bank New York
Trust Co., the Depositary.
i
from
for 1961
8.5%.
The offering consisted of 600,000 American Depositary
Shares representing
£0,000,000 shares of Toshiba common stock. The
offering price was $15.50 per American
PROCEEDS—The
company
$4,610,880 compared with $4,250,145 in 1960, an increase of
Earnings per share for the year amounted to $3.69 compared
with $3.42 in the preceding year on the average number of shares out¬
Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co., Ltd.—Shares Offered—
Public offering of common shares of one of Japan's
largest industrial corporations, Tokyo Shibaura Electric
Co., Ltd. (Toshiba), was made Feb. 9 in the United
States and Europe by an underwriting group headed by
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc., and The Nomura Securities
Co., Ltd., New York City.
underwriters
the
of
totaled
700
:
•
wells
Transmission
933
;
Incorporated.
Gas
Natural
of
day of natural gas from its North Pagie Lake Field,
proximately three million cubic feet per day.—V.
Wooldridge.
manufacture
'
that
announced
company
a
Pagie Lake Field
locations
are
/
the
5,
Orleans.
Nine
trust
23
with
connection
number of electronic
933
_
&
1.067
...
Russ
a
was
'
3,034
1,067
XV'
re¬
The new firm, with an established $50 million in sales, will provide
management, marketing; administrative and technical services for a
2,100
800
Ohio Company
Oppenheimer & Co.—.—
& Co.—,
.'?• 700
*
Sale
—
of the best onshore fields
found
in Southern
Louisiana
in recent years.
Union holds a 6,880
acre block of leases in the field, which is located 60 miles southwest of
^stimated proved* of $58,000,000 from
2,100
1,067
Lynch———
Company—.
The
Charles Plohn
Inc.
30.
..;/( 2,400
Co
in
Formation of
part,
3,500
California
of
Addition of this new field brings Union's total net interest
tion program.
3,033
4,667
4.667
Feb.
'
3,034
;
Co.
Oil
to over 500 million
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc.—Forms New Sub.—*
2,100
5.333
.»
the
1962
17,
1961.—V.
15,
additional
.
2383.
p.
gas condensate
depths of 11,000 to 14,800 feet.
Sales of gas from Union's South
of
cancellation
3.500
5.333
•_
& Co.—
Lemon
Masten
McKelvy
Co.—
194,
penetrated
tenders accepted.
and
on
1,633
4,000
Hutton &
E.
Feb.
any
3,466
.i-
the proceeds for the
use
accepted debentures will cease Feb. 22, 1962.
$394,300 principal amount of debentures was
on
total
A
of
made
be
2.100
3,467
W.
before
or
acceptance
2.400
_
.
Co., Inc
said it will
of $462,070 at prices not to exceed
sum
4.000
._
substantial
Louisiana, to the Texas Gas Transmission Corp.
Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk Street, Boston 6, Mass., up to
business on Feb. 15,
1962 will receive tenders for the
of 15-year 5%
subordinated sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1,
of Textron American
Inc. to an amount sufficient to exhaust
Toshiba.
933
a
of
1,867
-
,
and
charges
million cubic feet
Old
close
2,400
Co
Company
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
'-■■H 2,100 P
had
for depreciation resulting from the high level of
expenditures in recent years.
A reduction in dividends
from
overseas
companies also adversely affected earnings.
in
Union
Textron, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—The
the
14.000 ?
2,400
Lestrange & Co
Baker, Shnonds & Co., Inc
Bernstein
Selling
Stockholders
Company
Co.— i 16,000
Arthurs,
Bateman,
From
'
-
$4.73 a
or
that
construction
share.
common
tronics
approximately $1,000 to a maximum of approximately $3,500. not
including the cost of installing the finishing material and equipment.
In most cases the purchasers themselves or their contractors perform
some or all of this installation labor.
In the remaining cases the neces¬
"V:;-'
$157,980,000,
by operating efficiencies and increased volume,
increase
Parker, 818 Unadilla St., Shreveport, La.,
in oil drilling operations in the Appalachian region.
The company
sary
.
l<
offset
1962, it was announced that the company had
sold privately, $3,000,000 of 5% convertible subordinated
notes, due Feb. 1, 1977. The securities are convertible
into stock at the rate of $24 face amount of notes for
Ramo
©f
-
income
share.
This was a decline of 10% from net
or $5.25 a share, earned in 1960.
significant effect on 1961 earnings were price
reductions in several areas of the corporation's business that were not
of
Factors
9,
approximately S8.000.
tV
Net
1960.
gain of 1%
for 1961 was
a
*
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Carp.—Notes
Feb.
provided by the company.
i The
prices of the company's basic homes, including the cost of erec¬
tion, range from a minimum of approximately $2,000 to a maximum of
f".-
in
$1,548,168,000
pre*
a
v
; ■/
This was
$1,563,358,000.
to
reported in
officer,
executive
:
of
sales
total
chief
and
Started—
for
The price of the material and equipment neces¬
to complete the interior of these homes ranges from a minimum
194,
value.—V.
par
Corp.—Annual Report—
amounted
1961
$142,298,000,
in
investment
for
working capital.
Ten
N c/o
William H;
©r
K
in
received
Proceeds
V
only the basic home but most of the material and equipment
necessary to complete the interior. Of these acquisitions, approximately
67.4% were financed for the customers by means of credit arranged for
$100
fourth-quarter sales raised Union Carbide's total sales for
all-time high, but net income was below last year's, Morse
a
over
the
then to
and
dealers not
••<V
of
an
Sales
volved.
arrangement and size according to his preference; and during the fiscal
year ended March 31, 1961, approximately 95%
of the purchasers of
the company's homes acquired from the company and the company's
f
to
Dial,: chairman
liminary statement.
1962
filed a
"Reg. A" covering
preferred shares to be offered at
public. No underwriting is in¬
29,
convertible
stockholders,
to
first
on
cumulative
8%
50.000
$5,
finish
nancing program permits a purchaser to acquire and to finance, in a
single transaction, the basic home and all the material and equipment
shares
250,000
to
Carbide
Union
Record
purposes.—V. 194, p. 2274.
is
stock
preferred
19G1
payment of bank indebtedness and for other corporate
purchaser
is
income
C The factory-built homes sold by the company are to be clearly dis¬
tinguished from so-called "shell" homes. The shell home is generally
an unfinished house; the shell house company generally furnishes no
J
,
Corp.—Files With SEC—
difficult,
i
There
„
Pennsylvania accounting for approximately 39% and 21%, respec¬
tively, of total sales. The company believes that freight costs .to areas
more than 800 miles from its plants render competition in those areas
interior
will be
outstanding.,, common, stock of the company
the
to adopt the proposal,
also proposed an increase, in the authorized common stock
to 7,500;000 shares of $2.50 par value, and an increase hi the author¬
necessary
(par 30c)
debentures
Tex N Petroleum
and
i
;
Jan.
Jan.
products.
textile
plans to engage
BUSINESS—The firm, is a Pennsylvania corporation founded in 1949
by Ira H. Gordon, its President.
Its principal office is located near
Pittsburgh, at 1 Chicago Avenue, Elizabeth, Pa. Swift and its subsidi¬
aries are engaged in the manufacture, sale and financing of factorybuilt homes erected on the purchasers' building sites.
Sales outlets are
located in 15 states including most of the Mid-Atlantic
and Central
States.
These outlets serve, marketing areas in 21 states,
During the
II
f'
two-thirds-of-
Homes, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to a
licly, 150,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$9 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at $604,000, will
be used principally to finance future credit sales of the
company's homes, and for a sales outlet expansion
recommend to
; :
,
-
,
Jan. 16, 1962 prospectus, Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties & Co., New York City, and associates, offered pub¬
:•
stock.
split of the common
2-for-l
a
would be effectuated by amending the Articles of Incorpo¬
ration to change each of the present authorized .shares of common
stock, par value $5 per share, into two (2) authorized.shares of common
stock, par value $2.50 per share.p,V/'
The
proposed
split will be presented to shareholders' for their
consideration at a special meeting of shareholders which will be held
in Tucson on March 28, 1962.
An affirmative vote of the holders of
The split
■
Swift
Propbsed[
^
Liffht i& Pbweh^C
"The Board of Directors of the company have voted to
shareholders
per
close
^
On
—•
reported
Stock
separate
a
cents
it was
1962,
Tucson Gas. Electric
n
31,* 1962 filed
31,-1962
a
"Reg. A" covering
and $24,000 of 7 % series B sub¬
to
be
offered at $20 per unit
in blocks of five $20 units, due Jan. 1, 1968-72. The offering will be
underwritten by Irving J. Rice'& Co., Inc., St. Paul,
Proceeds are to be used' for debt repayment and working capital.
The
company
of 4813 Tennessee Avenue, C Chattanooga, Tenn., is
engaged in the manufacture and sale of a machine for the produc¬
tion
i
of
corporation on
common shares
128,000
ordinated
company
a
basis.
194, p. 469.
The
*
has announced that stockholders are to vote April 24
©n
a
proposal to change the corporate name to Sunray DX Oil Co.,
l|}j£jfCCt-iVC • April 30 '' T''..i."V/ "VA* i '•!■•>
- y
it
-,V..• y '..1.
i
1
■v.,".- t
Paul E. Taliaferro, President, said the name change is the result-of
The
annual
dividend
an
7,
Ten-vfex Corp.- -Files With SEC—
Name
Proposed
—
on
—V.
V '
„
operations were among
report" submitted
annual
Securities Sold Privately
-—
that $37,000,000 of this
firm's 5% first mortgage pipe line bonds due Jan.- 1>;
1982, and 90,000 shares of its $5.15 series C preferred ?
stock ($100 par) had been sold privately through Kidder,\
Peabody & Co. Inc., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith Inc., New York City.—V. 190, p^
2289;'o,;;,'^
Feb.
'.I,
action, the Board declared
share payable March 9, 1962
to stockholders of record
at the
of business on Feb. 23, 1962.
Mr. Spayd reported that unaudited figures for 1961 operations indi¬
cate a
volume increase of 5.46?1
and a proiit increase of 16.9% over
1960.
For 1961. volume was shown at $58,034,072 with, profit at $3,081.132 equivalent to $2.91 per share, comparing favorably with 1960
figures of $55,086,127 volume and $2,636,164. profit for $2.49 per share.
Similar improvement was noted in a comparison of quarter-to-quarter
operations with 1961 fourth quarter volume at $15,821,475 and profit
at $1,032,920 over, comparable 1960 figure* of $14,318,343 and. $766,796.
the^ first half declined
$36,000,000
at
estimated
volume
Vl'-vII-'I
•
stock split resolution
1960
over
quarterly
a
to $16,673,18v, com¬
pared with $19,937,956 a year ago, and safes for the second quarter
were
$9,809,898,
also down from the preceding
year's $11,606,825.
However, Mr. Valpey said that the effect of a number of growth pro¬
grams at several plants is-now being felt, with sales increasing and
As
I. ''I ;I.-
two-for-one
1961
$1.60
•
.
Tmnkline Gas Co.
Stock Split—Earn¬
Co.—Proposed
Register
and increased volume and profits
the highlights of the pre- by M. A. Spayd, President of The
Standard Register Co.
to .the stockholders,, as the company entered
its Golden Anniversary Year—1962.
■
'
The stock split resolution, passed by the Board of Directors is sub¬
ject to ratification by the stockholders at the annual meeting, called
for on or about April 18,
1962.
It is anticipated that it would be-,
accompanied, if ratified, by the establishment of a quarterly dividend »
rate of 20 cents per share beginning with
the second quarter, thus"
increasing dividends on shares presently outstanding from $1.40 to
A
liminary
Mr.
quate
Standard
ings Rise—
for
cents-a share for the
cents for-the same sijj
profit of $212,191 or 28
compared with -a loss- of -11
net
a
i-
and
10
Continued from page
in
,
.
.
(792)
*;
equip*
$6,480,000
for
Upson Marine Corp.—Files With SEC—
"
:
Charles A. Taggart
Walston &
£o.,
Winslow,
Cc
1.067
Co., Inc..
—
.
2.400
,
1.867
"' 933
1,633
—-V. 195, p. 447.
rnent,
2,100
expansion
Trevi
in
the
whose
manufacture
materials,
•
.
*
and
...
"V
working
address
is
and
capital.
Box
1268,
The
Wenatchee,
distribution
;
of
tile
Wash.,
and
is
other
engaged
building
12,000
fbe
.
corporation
class
offered
class
B
A
at
on
common
$100
common
in
share.
Feb.
1,
1962
filed
a
"Reg.
A"
covering
shares and 3.000 class B common shares to
units
No
of
four
class
A
underwriting is
common
involved.
shares
and
one
Proceeds
/
used
be
to
are
inventory
invention,
Number 6133
195
Volume
debt
for
working
and
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
repayment,
:
capital,
.
purchase
.
of
an
..
The
,
tion
;
sales
increased
the
of
figure for
Metal
Art
(793)
Company
Wakefield Corp. reflects, the acquisi¬
and the merging of The Wakefield
St., Painesville", Ohio, is engaged in the Vv Co. into Abrasive and Metal Products Co. during the
exploiting and .selling of' marine'!;, jet propulsion units and marine y
control devices for small boats. .*■
r Webster Electric Co.—Annual Report—
:,"i/:/"V"
■J ' Upson
year.
South
572
of
-
"
.
;
Feb.
6, 1962, it was reported that Goodbody & Co., New York
City, had assisted the company in arranging a $500,000
revolving credit agreement with an institutional investor.
31, 1961. This totalled to $385,763, or
according to the report. The 1960 profit
a
registra¬
outstandingshares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders
thereof on an all or none basis through underwriters headed by William
Blair & Co. The public offering price and underwriting terms are to
be .supplied: by ameirflmentV:*/.^
with
statement
SEC
the
Feb.
on
covering
2
156,762
company
(formerly Vapor Heating Corp.)
manufacture vand sale of (1)" steam generators for
The
;
engaged
is
in
use
dies.el
*
Mr;
a
Union
product-line.
phonograph pick-up
*
-
Union Telegraph
Western
pas-y
tial
;'; /
j&. director of the/company; A." D." Bruce* is President. *
Co.—Debentures Offered—
bf-this firm's
stock
common
stock
the
prices
borrowed
at
an*
debenture
funds
for
gross
for
calls
in
period. 1961-1964,
continental
themselves
tions
the
dail
editorial
the
as
functions
which
the
printed-
writing
packaging the
consisted chiefly of
descriptive manuals
by the customers of
reports,: catalogues}
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
•
•
;
■
.
EFFECT
Authorized
"
-
Common stoclc (par. 40 cents)^i
i
• *
500,000 shs. •
>>—V.■ 195* p.' 157.; /'
vvv .#/ ■■
.yl yy/iy;•■ . ..
yZ/://-y-/ -i.'-fi: yy y.
!;y//y
;/■'
Ventures.
/ .:
*
Ltd." K this
Mines
issue.—V.
Funded
Debt;
sra. -uiaiiLiiaviiucd
ui
i Phillips Amusements,
Inc.,-is., one; of
.
name
BhillipsmPlant,''.'Mr;.Altinaji%anh<mnced^4
..Sales-
for.
will
courses
Cynwyd,
''Golf-It'':
and
manu¬
handled
be
out
both
of
Bache
with .the SEC.
Jan.
St'.,
175,000;
675,000
&. Co._
Co.
<fe
Inc_
675,000
*
.....
Co. Inc.—
&
Brown
Burhham
New York, filed a registration
H.
M.
In
addition
Jerome
Shaw
owns
78:334
class
.$1.91
sl)are.
per
,
'-y
*
'• */
-
shares
A
to sell 63,334^shares.~Book value bf all stock
now
&
Co
;
chain/ achieved
Securities
and
of
Earnings
to
rank
as
a
share
per
percentage
of
1,100,000.
&
350,000
225,000
175,000
Scott
Sons—
&
I.
Hentz
E.
&
;
/ as
& Co.
On
chIdIc
<;«
^
'•-
Manhattan
stock
of
the
Bank
has,
bCen
in
said
were
"
Monzel,
corporation.—V.
that
met
$254,847.
President,
in a
for vfhd
earnings
earning,s
-Net
for
—
195,
685.
p.
preliminary
■
fiscal
-1961
report
year
per
-
ended
common
'
it
Western
$79,057,000,
■■//./
or
52
or
$2.22
a
/'''/:.: /":///-/'
were
■■■'. '/■
U*
White,
/
Inc.
Dean
was
Per
31,
175,000
resulte
,
were, based
-
earnings
194;
•
_
'Mf-Y
*
.
center. /. f r
carried, to.
v. - '• - ' •
company.reported sales of
$2.12 a share,- of which
$3.54 a
on
share
328,396
was
/■'-
*:/ *• -
to
shares
a
capital
net
gain.
outstanding.-—
then
'
before
'/'///:!%../.
/
1960
;
$13,510,071 $12,376,303
taxes
income
f
/
.
'1961
taxes_,///.i----.-.-
'
1,252,755
658,000
998,292
533,00o
465,292
,"j594,755 $0.90
/
/'•/'/ $0.70
share
earnings are based on 662,819 shares outstanding at Dec.
These figures are subject to year-end audit.—^V. 192, p. 447.
1961.
Laboratories—Acquisitions—
Wyle
The company has
,
350,000
Stgats & Co..
Atlas
350,000
Boyce
225,000
Securi-.
&
&
&
•-
Flight and Atlas are among the pioneers of a new and
growing type of electronic parts distribution, based on instocking of leading lines and high degrees of specialization in
these lines, according to Mr. Wyle. Among the well-known names rep¬
resented by one or more of the companies are Cannon Electric, Bourns,
Micro Switch, Leach Relay, Transition, and Dale Electronics.—W 194,
p. 1322.
depth
125,000
175,000
-——*675,000
&
Warburg
Co.,
—-.——r—
125,000
675,000
& Co
Weld & Co.—1,100.000
—
Witter
-
&
v,
/ Xerox Corp.—Bank Loan Agreement—On Feb. 5, it
reported that the corporation negotiated a $25 mil¬
credit agreement, effective Feb. 1, 1962, with
a
group of pine banks.
According to E, R. Damon,
Financial Vice-President, the $25 million will be avail¬
able to Xerox for several years under the agreement
and will b.e used for investment in increased inventories
of leased xerographic equipment, for plant expansion,
and for repayment of short-term bank loans totaling
$10 million. //'.////::■'/■/;.; ■//./>/ /
/■■'':</:/./-i .///;/;;//
4
was
lion bank
175.000
1,100,000
Co
■
•;/
FCC,
which
acquisition will add approximately $5,000,000 to Wyle's annual
the announcement said. * • ;
*
•'
.
rapidly
M'osley
Co.
Liberty and Flight are in Inglewood, (Calif.) and
Diego..
// //*.■./"
•
%.'•
Liberty,
350,000
Inc.-
Co.,
Yeatman,
firm.
San
sales volume,
.1,100,000
...
acquired all the assets of Liberty Electronics Corp;
Electronics Supply Corp; and Atlas
affiliated companies, Flight
In
The
Webster
Corp.
two
(California)
1,100,000
:
-
*,
company to get rid of
several changes in the-plan
and
425.
p.
earnings
-t"
.
* //'
the plan,
the
;
earnings
Earnings per share___.
that the Federal Communications
company's plan to sell its international
But
sales
that
which formerly housed its Eastern shipping
J3V>
Provision for Federal
reported
International.
expects
Jones/Co.—Annual Report—
Net
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
125,000
125,000
Williamhouse
Electronics, Inc., in exchange for an undisclosed amount of Wyle stock,
it has been announced by Frank S. Wyle, President of the El Segundo
»Incr
45,0,000
// /Wertheim
175,000<
that
225,000
Day
M.
over
& Co.—
Co., Inc.
E.
this
of
and
Sc
gnplee,
earnings
,■
,
first
ordered
its cables in 1943, said at
would have to, be .lhade.
banks
the
Genesee
the
First
Valley Union Trust Co. and Security Trust Co.—V. 194, p.
Yieldmor
the time
cupy office space in the telegraph company's New York headquarters
and could not share the same telephone number.
sharehloders
/
/
•
Nov.
30, ,1961, ' \ ' On Nov. 6, 1961,' the company filed -li hew agreement incorporating'
the -changes suggested try the FCC. now
share of stock
the commission has issued
an
order approving the. changes, and refusing a request by the Ameri-
...
participating in the agreement are The Chase Manhattan
National Bank of Boston, First National City Bank,
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co., Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co. of
New York and
four Rochester, New York banks.
They are: Lincoln
Rochester
Trust
Co.,
which will act as agent, Central Trust Co.,
The
Bank,
Feeds,
Inc.—Notes
1554.
Sold Privately—Feb.
7,
reported that $500,000 of this firm's notes
with warrants had been sold privately to Drug & Food
1962, it
was
Capital Corp., Chicago; Ohio Valley Capital Corp., Cin¬
cinnati; First Heartland Investment Co., Austin, Minn.„
and First Westchester Corp., New Rochelle, N. Y.
ft
-
to
$18,377,000,
was
was
Net
a more complete-separation of the
telegraph company and Western Union International thaxr the or¬
iginal agreement provided. -For example, the FCC. refused to agree to
the telegraph company's acquisition, as -patt: of*The^agreement, of an
entire issue of Western Union .International non-voting class B stock.
The FCC also ruled that Western Union International could npt oc¬
^
/v-
year
sales
;/ Generally, these changes aimed at
the
common
675,000
-
Stroud
said
125,000-
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
approved the
Union
the
9.
quarter
fourth
for
the
on
pieferred stock, both payable
350,000
&
Thomas
/■telegraph
^
for
in the fourth quarter of
share and for the year was
•World Publishing Co.—Annual Report—
which calls for the formation of a new publicly
International, Inc., to take over Western
communications
business, still lacks a
necessary agreement with British interests with whom Western Union
Telegraph has long-term lease agreements on five transatlantic cables.
The FCC approved nearly a year ago most of a proposed agreement
between Western Union Telegraph and American Securities Corp.,
a
New
York investment banking concern.
American Securities will ar¬
range the financing for the transaction and will have a 25%
interest
//
registrar
1962
had
^
will top the record highs of the previous fiscal-year.—V.
Net
company, Western Union
Union
Telegraph's overseas
continues
:
appointed
Wakefield Corp.—Sales, Earnings Up—
S. -J.
ties
business.
However,
that
Vornado, Inc.—Appointment—
7,
190
D.
Inc.—Sales, Net Up 25%—
and
sales
share
Per
held
.
common
'
net
V. 103,
,
Approves Sale of International Cable Business—
Feb.
Commission
among
Chase
Inc
stock-,
each
Co.—__
Bros.
Stone
1,100,000
Inc.
Income tefore "taxes /totaled .$7,990,481 an increase ; of $1,056,339
compared
$6,934,142. jqveF'thC jjrior yeari-T-V, 194, p. 1995., <
V;' The
Weeks
F,
Kalman
shares,*
3,120,152
195.
In the year, ended Oct. 31, i960, .the
$17,632,530 and eetmlngs of. $696,.627
or
$37,500 or 11 cents a .share was attributable
:
125,000
Co.,
Simon
Stein
.
175,000
—-—
pro¬
Feb.
record
the
and
.
675,000
Inc.
675.000
——' 450,000
450,000
Fay, /Inc.-^v&
in
share,
,
.
675,000
Inc.
HUt,tpn .& Co. Inc.Janney/Battles & E. W.
Clark, Inc.
Joseph, Mellon & Miller,
the highest attained in the supermarket industry.
Sales rose to $189,403,938 an increase of $9,648,269 or 5.4',<
over
sales of $179,755,669 for the previous year,
• '
•*
- » t
;
Co.
Hornblower
/ '
on
the 3.80%
on
of
income
175,000
450,000
Co——
&
&
Hooker
outstanding is
V/- .2*07which
was
be offered for
Strlrigfellow
Hammill & Co.
William R.-
' 675,000
Hemphill; Noyes & Co-w.
M.
Inc..
.
-
H.
Western
its
debentures
taxes
a common
.AlS a- rosqlt, a total of $1,216,096 or
:retained earnings. ■ /:■/;•*■'''/*;4 '•
■"•//•;' '*
450.000
Co.—
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Smith,- Barney
& Co.
Glore,
Inc.
&
Shearson,
,
■Hirsch
to
the year.
-
23rd
.
±—1,100,000
Co
California, supermarket
based
are
sales
will
dividend of 30 cents a share
a
share
a
Period ended. Dec. 31r—.///■■
Co
Schwabacher
record:
11
income
&
Rlter -&
Garrett
of
W. Pressprich, & Co.
Reynolds
Robert
issued
Additionally, the company reported a net capital gain of $667,547
/or $1.94 a share from Wlq sale of a/New York City building. (122 East
-
675,000
4; '•"/ •
1,100,000!
Co.
&
Corp.
Parrish
R.
of Michigan Corp..
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.-
Co.—Annual Report—
outstanding at the end of both fiscal years.
•
Paribas
350,000
Co
'
675,000
Pacific Northwest Co.
First
.
&
Wells
675,000
&
/./
This company a leading producer of standard business forms and
record-keeping supplies, has announced sales of $17,553,682 and earn¬
ings of $548,549 for the year ended Oct. 31, 1961. Earnings were equal
to $1.60 ar share, based on the 343,396 shares outstanding at the clos?
225.000
Morton
H.
225,000
.
increase
:
Smith Inc.—1,100,000
&
Emanuel,Deetjen & Co.
Equitable Securities Corp.
highs for the."year ended Dec; 31, 1961, it ;
was reported by
A./*Vo»..;DeE .Ahe,.^President. ', V
(
1
Net income,'rose; to .$3,931,207 .or $1.26 a. snare compared to $3,-1
'524,756 or $1.13 .per .share for, the previous year,.representing an'
.Net
/
.
y/i.
t
/.Both/sales ,an(i earnings of this Southern
/
:/
Amount S/'
i
Mullaney,
350,000
Co.—_
&
W.
350,000
'450,000
/Eastman Dillon, Union
FCC
Von's Grocery
^
IllC.
350,000
1,100,000
Sons__
Byllesby
net
common
Wilson
Merrill,; Turben " & .Co.-
.
.
poses
s
Co
Fenner
:/://;//:v'
V125.000
C.. Bradford & Co
•Alex.
previously operated as affiliates and now as subsidiaries. They received
.therefor. an aggregate of 60.00Q class A and 350,000 class B shares.
.The net book value of four of said companies aggregated $300,000,
the fifth representing a capital deficit: of $18,000.7
The company .has outstanding-250,000 class A and 350.000 class
B
shares (after giving effect to said transactions and & recent recapi¬
talization whereby the .150 shares then outstanding were exchanged
for
190,000 class A shares).
The class B stock is owned in equal
amounts by said four management officials. William Shaw and Friebank own 78,333 class A shares each and propose to sell 63,333 shares
each.
,v\» •
Sc. Co."/—1—
—"125,000
,
-
■
.Irving Lundborg; & Co^r* 175,000>
Mason-Hagan, Inc.——r. * 175,000
McDonald & Cdi_—' 350,000 *
McDonell & Co. .Inp.—i.- i 450:000*;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
,
Co,^-%jV-^
Becker
be
International
held.—V.
corporation after
or 56 cents
2599.
p.
■/■
4
Higginson Corp—
Carl M. Loeb,- Ehoades
,
&
Blyth & Co., Inc.——
29
cents
Olzman
Mr.
Lee
350,000
Co
North
Stearns
G.
Blair
*
the
of
to stockholders
1
a
this year
350,000-
Forgan & Co
1,100,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—1,100,000
Goodbody, & Co
.450,000
675,000parts documentation,! design aiid .drafting, and the supplying of tech-.. HallgaTten & Co.——
nically trained personnel to perform similar services? on the premises
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
: ?
of customers of the company. It recently acquired from William Shaw,
/Inc."
1,100,000
President,', and /Morris Frieband, Jerome Shaw and Morton L. ;-J01shan,
Hayden, Miller & Co
225,000
Vice-Presidents, all of the outstanding stock of five companies which / Hayden, Stone & Co.,
^
'
•
severally
Bissell & Meeds— 225,000
w. C. Langley & Co._
675,000
Lazard Freres •& Co.——1,100,000.
675,000
&
.•
covering 190,000 outstanding shares
of class. A stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders thereof
at $10.25 per share. The offering will be made on an all or none basis
by Andersen & (jo., which, will receive a. 75 cents per share commis¬
sion
and $12,p00 for expenses. The prospectus indicates that 15.000
shares will"initially be" offered by- the underwriters to
company em¬
ployees without-discount and 20,000 to, designees of the company. The
statement also includes
15,000 shares -.underlying'' three-year warrants
to be sold to the underwriter fqr $150, exercisable at $10.25 per share.
The company is engaged in the preparation of technical publications,
on
V
175,000
Co.—
Weeks
Lear,
A.
Volt; ^Technical Corp.—Class A Registered—
This corporation, of 241.Church
v
Laird,
r
'*/ *
'.//
*f
Bingham, Walter- &
miniature
golf
Hurry, / Inc.
offices in Bala•
"
statement
4
L^strange & Co.
&
xeri
J.
r\
S.
Union
,
leading manufacturer of en¬
the same period a year ago
to reach new highs in the first fiscal six months ended Dec. 31, 1961,
Saul Olzman, Board Chairman, announced.
;::v.V%/;/%'/./!/■'■'.'
;V,
Net sales increased to $2,064,833 over $1,653,199 for the comparable
*
' j
'
'
"
period in 1960.
//Net income amounted to, $94,179, or 32 cents per share as against
$76,598, or 26 cents a share based on the 295,019 shares presently
outstanding.
;'
/'/, /'•;/,/:
;
-
675,000
-Bleichroeder,, Inc...u-il
Ts
V':; '
will
Union
One unit
stock
company
Williamhouse,
7,488,392 shs.
have
below
.
r -
&
_______
&
;.
"
<'
named
'/
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Securities
Jv Bartir &
Phlllifja^Division ".plant,in. Bl0omington.-—V; 195,
and*'from
570.
p.
executive
the
95
1960,
Both
2,201,653
.
.•*
10,000,000 shs.
&
vBarret; Fitch,
'/,':;C0/ Inc.-
MGoofy-Golf
•*-
portable
31,900,000
2,201,653
underwriters
forth.
5 Arthurs,
.
debentures,
Western
velopes and greeting cards rose 25%
to
Arnhold
icv Jiuwuuiji,
of
'■/:
.''GoofyrGolf"
.and
government
;Kidder, /Peabod^
%//!/
.Lehman Brothers—
u.;4,600,000v
Inc.
r_i^l>100,000
A; D. Allym & Co,^-~4-v'675,000' «>Uaderiburg-v "Thalmann/ v"^';
I > / '
hnd of cpin-operatedoputtlng.devices;.
*
v
v
Kenneth Phillips, President of .Phillips Amusements, Inc., will con¬
tinue
with
Victor
Electronics .as
-Vice-President
in
charge
of
the
x
trans¬
Outstanding
50,000,000
.
31^00,000
t
$2.50)
The
Kuhn,, Loeb & Co. Inc.—5,125.000
foremost
the country's"
budgeted;
due,
Amount $ '
has ^acquired. Phillips Amusements, Inc.
announcea -by Arthur Tuchinsky. cnairman
miniaturergolfjioQurses-vunder the
*—
Western
$526,258,000, the second
highest recorded by the corporation in any three-month period, and
5.6% higher than billings of $498,498,00C in the final quarter of 1960.
Income before taxes was
$42,034,000, an increase of 44.1% over the
before tax income of $29,177,000 In the final three months of 1960.
,/
Provision for Federal income and foreign taxes in the fourth quarter
of 1961 was $21,600,000 against $10,800,000 a year earlier. The number
of common shares outstanding on Dec, 31, 1961, was 35,612,003, com¬
pared with 34,813,842 at the end of I960.—-V. 194, p. 471.
'
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FINANCING
50,000,000
4(8%,
I,
(par
from
debentures.
to offer the securities for sale to
of
%•',/V1/;Z
Net sales billed In 1961's final quarter
;K
purchase; and the company has agreed to sell to them,
severally,
the
respective principal amounts of debentures indicated
below. The purchase agreement provides that the several obligations
of the Underwriters are subject to* certain conditions as; therein set
agreed
k.ofvthemBoardfeand-iSXGimAItraahi^esidentmPfYtetor;f.m;;;vm/-^;":t.^/^';il:.
facture vs -of
In
r:^
PRESENT
TO
.
UNDERWRITERS
-
was
and
•
Authorized
stock
Common
*
electronic* golf rdrivingv range,
Bloomington,- Illy it
EFFECT
hereby
''.iii
.vjuijl-xi.
income
March
the direct
facilities
new
business
;
.
Debentures,
series
June
I, •i9$0
.'
copying,
1
purchase
'
.
. ;
to
subordinated
.
..
expanded, to
many
data network for the
other
of
,
*
'
-I.
Other obligations—lessor companies.
Capital Stock:
/
Outstanding'
160,000shs.*
:/%;;•
of
class A stock.
of
The directors declared
being
of
need
changes,
shares, American Securities will buy about.
million. The remaining 400,000 shares/plus
A
$100
telegraph
stock and
interest.
the
proposed
$45,446,000, or $1.23 a share, President Mark W. Cresap, Jr., and Chair¬
man of the Board Gwilym A. Price, reported to directors.
*
.
,
program,
construction,
I-OOMLOGNETi
installation
the
GIVING
offered
Debentures
-Corp.W-VJ41
Net
$375,000,000
includes
program
service
services.
American
of
and
Force,
to meet the
telecommunications
expansion
'
pay.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Quarterly Report—
;
overall financing
an
record
under
now
expanding
•
Ltd.—rMerger^ffertive-r-y^
Falebnhride<v Nickel
See
(Phase
DATACQM
;
CAPITALIZATION
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Air
im¬
/;■
of
of
1961 was $20,434,000,
1970, from moneys
which $234,500,000 is
expansion
Telex
accrued
approximately
of
of
system
and
and
plant facilities for printing, photography, blueprinting,
binding the materials: which it sells to its customers.
'
The
beam
equipment
business
r,
period.
microwave
the
plus
par
Union's
additions
inclusive,
customer-to-customer
S.
U.
and contract- proposals/have/ also; formed a -substantia 1 .portion ..
of
the vcompany»: The company -employs' .technical.
writers, art, and lay-out;technicians; It also maintains office
••the
advisers,
and
has
and
company
instruction
brochures;'
addition,'
company;;' In
and
books,
hand
machinery and equipment sold
accompany
.purveys;
.of
technical
binding
technical
of
functions
printing,
of
printed' matter. The business of the
publishing
1961-1962
cities,
;
to
offering is part of
Western
plant
^
well
as
publishing
the
for
106';
redeemable prior to Feb. .1,
interest cost of less than 5.16%.
provide
the
from
not
are
PROCEEDS—The
plan to
ranging
which
and
shares
units
agreed
share.
at
Working capital.
■
has
subordinated
of
shares
10
cents,
The debentures
BUEINESSt—The company of 9119 De Soto Ave., Canoga Park, Calif.,
supplies various /publishing < and technical services to industrial and
commercial firms for the publishing of printed matter. The company's
services-, include, the, design,- illustration,- and: lay-out • of. the ; publica-
to
agreed to ail of the
the total $7.5 million.
million
$4
25%, for $1.5
and
FUND—Annual
equip-•
ment, leasehold improvements, repayment.of debt, and
~
have
not
accept
class
533,333
or
in
redeemable
will be used-by the company for the'purchase, of
has
Co.
and
$4 million
sinking l'und payment for the year. The debentures will be redeemable
for the
sinking fund at 101.12%
on Feb.
1, 1967, and at declining
on each Feb. 1
thereafter, plus accrued interest, and optionally
The
shard;
at.$3,50 per
agreed to
holders
a V prices
all soldC .Net proceeds,, estmiated at $134,500,
was
will
International
Union Telegraph, which.is
sinking fund payments of $2,000,000, be¬
ginning Feb. 1, 1967; are designed to retire 80V of the debentures;
prior to maturity." The company has the right to increase the sinkfund payments in any year by an amount not exceeding the required
Feb. 3, 1962 offering circular, Adams & Co., 5455 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, offered publicly, 50,000 shares
Union
concern
Insurance
the
133,333,
,
>
■
Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
Vaiigraphics,
it
Life
'/Of
yield approximately 5.17% to maturity. Application will
be made by the company to list the debentures on the
New, York. Stock. Exchange.. The issue was. quickty sbldZ j
.SINKING
however,
the agreement stands, Western Union international
will have
capitalization Of about 533.333 class A common shares, none owned
by the telegraph company, and $8.5 million of long-term debt. The
debt Will consist of $4.5 million of 614%, 15-year notes that Pruden¬
cars,
%./$6;9;%'yahd/>3i7^, •'respectively. Said bank is trustee or
cotrustee
of
various; trusts
established' by
Egbert. H. Gold,
Sr.
(a
founder, ;of the' compairy )./,and his". son; "(both deceased.) ;for the; benefit
of various'members of-the former's family. Four of such trusts holding
an
aggregate of 167,427.1 shares lout of a total of 198,477.1 shares
held by all the trusts) propose to sell the 156,762. shares.
Philip W.
Buchen; :the husband of one of the beneficiaries: of the trusts, is
made,
As
A
own21'.8
be
can
a
public offering of $50,000,000 5 Va % sinking fund de¬
to supply steam heat to passenger cars (and re¬
(2) temperature control systems, for railroad. refrigera-; i* bentures due 1987 of the company was made Feb. 8 by
metropolitan transit cars, bpses and aircraft, and (3) doory
an underwriting grbup managed by Kuhn, Loeb &; !Co.V_
operating arid; control'devices for .passenger cars in metropolitan transit
systems. The company ; has bUtstahdiing 741,038.6 shares of common , . Inc.,; and" Lehman Brothers, New York - City. The deben- e)
stock, of which American Manufacturing Co., Harris Trust and Savings
tures .were priced at 1011/8% plus accrued interest, to
Bank (as trustee or cotrustee), and management officials as a group
;
British
has
nor
lated products ),
tor
Western
The
(International,
V
locomotives
senger
sale
Telegraph from its long-term lease of the cables and reduce the
rental
a
pointed out, however, that the 1960 figures reflected
business climate as well as a non re-occurring loss on the sal*
Webster's
the
American Securities must
Telegraph Co., the British
The
agreement between
American Securities and the telegraph company provides that Western
Union Telegraph will put up $5 million and Western Union Interna¬
tional will put up $2.5 million to have Anglo-American release Western
Munroe
poor
of
Before
still finish negotiations with Anglo-American
owner
of
the
five
ocean-spanning cables.
;
.
the
in
•
return of 3.8% on sales-,
picture adjusted for 1961
stock repurchased by the company, showed earnings of 56 cents per
share, totalling $109,710, or a return of 1.4% on sales. \
V
Registered—'J.;, jy.
corporation of 80 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago, filed
This
the FCC to make the sale agreement include certain employment se¬
curity provisions for1 union' members. An FCC official said in effect,
however, that the commission's part jn the case was' finished,
,
a
Dec.
tion
:
special letter to stockholders, D. J. Munroe, President of this
y Racine, Wis., company reported that the net sales for the company
* | during 1961 totalled $10,212,170 compared to the 1960 total of $8,086,982. Mr. Munroe said that these figures came -from unaudited reports, ;
but that final figures would not show much deviation from these.
•
Profits after taxes were $1.89 per share of stock outstanding as of
In
Vapor Corp.—Common
,
•
■
Utilities Leasing-, Inc.—Financing Arranged—On
(
53
Jewelry Co., Inc.—Nine Months'
Zale
■
Report—
.
>
/ can Communications Association,
for further
i
pany
would
a
labor union,
to reopen the cqse;
consideration. The1 union questioned whether the new oombe -strong--enough to^opetate' independently and wanted
*
Period Ended-Dec; 31—
Net
✓
■
sales
Net
.
after
Earned
Number
—V.
,
,'
•<
>
ui-w"
per
common
of common
195,
,
taxes
p.
55.
\
$52,876,769 $45,816,537
2,834,413
2,386,889
share l™v——
shares_i——Z,
»..+V
$L73
1,636,213
;
4
-
1,616,204
...
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54
(794)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, February 12, 1962
,
»
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
:
alabama
,
Fresno
Montevallo), Ala.
Bond
80,000 as 3^s. Due on March 1 elusive.:
PrincipaP'arid "interest
^ from
1965 to 1972 inclusive.*. (M-Sp.-payable
at
the* County ^
50,000 as 3
- Due
on. March-ITreasurer's officer
-Legality'ap—
revenue
bonds
in
Fresno
until
10:30
Bond
,
a.m.
Bond
Sale
$500,000
Student Union Memorial Building
revenue
bonds offered
195, p. 571
Housing and
Agency,
sold
were
Home
3y2s, at
as
Feb. 3—v.
to
price of
a
the
Finance
par.
.
Brennan,
Clerk, will re¬
Redding until
2 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 19 for the
purchase of $25,000 school bonds.
of
Feb. 21 for the purchase
on
$1,450,000
bonds. Dated
dormitory revenue
April 1,1961. Due on
April 1 from 1964 to 2001 inclu¬
sive., Legality approved by Me-
N.
T.
Francisco, at
Other
a
cipal
&
S.
A.
of
members
&
San
of
the
sealed
Co.;
Co.;
•
■'•J;
?
•;
*
;
•
-1
/
■
jfv.
/
•
.V-'.;.s'v;v.y
v
.
Bond
Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
liams, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
Rosa
2:30
(PST) on
Feb. 13 for the purchase of
$1,200,000 school bonds. Dated Feb¬
15,
ruary
(PST)
chase
1962.
Due
on
Feb.
15
from 1963 to 1987 inclusive. Prin¬
Bo nit a UnifiedSchool
County
bids
Clerk,
at
his
of
will
receive
in
Los
until
20
15
Martin,
000
City
sewer
to
1975. First
National Bank
•
interest
140,000
La Vtsta School Dist.,
Alameda.
620,000
cost
Dist., Los Angeles, Calif
Bond Sale—An issue
of $810,000
school bonds was
sold to a group
composed
of
the
National
Bank
of
Security-First
Los
Angeles,
Blyth & Co., Inc., r. H. Moulton
& Co., and
William r. Staats &
Co., as 33/4s, at a price of
102.42,
a
basis of about 3.55%.
Elsinor Valley
•
Bond
California■ <
Sale —The
$350,000
provement
—v.
Municipal Water
District, Riverside County,
195,
p.
im¬
bonds offered Jan. 29
449—were sold to the
^//T.,and .Home Finance
cy, as 4'/8s, at a price of
on
of
about
3.64%,
5s.
1963
Due
to
4s.-
as
Due
from 1967 to
as
Feb.
-: on
1,
..
from
Feb.
on
1
1970 inclusive.
3V2s.
Due
1971
■
680,000
as
from
p.
920,000
to
3.60s.
1987
as
from
on
Feb.
a.m.
on
March
000
1
to
Due
1992
on
1963
to
1982
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) payable at
the
County Treasurer's
s
office. Legality
approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe.
1982
Mt. Eden School
Dist., Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$206,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 30—v.
p
449—were awarded to William
r'.
Staats & Co., at a
price of 100.06,
a net interest
cost of about
3.57%,
follows:
Due
on
Feb. '1
par.
as 5s. Due
1963 and 1964.
I
on
March
on
1977>
-
the
1
March
:
school
building
March
i
of
the
^
County
<
Sk 1 e—'lhe $2,000,000
and electric; bonds-di'ered
6—v.
members
of
and
Charles
as
3:15s, at
Bond
bonds
p.
Sale—The
offered
sealed
bids
c/o
the
Connecticut
Bank & Trust Company, 750 Main
Street,
(EST)
chase
/
Hartford, until 11:30
a.m.
14
pur¬
on
of
Dated
Feb.
1
from
; /
for
the
$2,445,000
March
March
Boulder, Colo.
p.
Rab-.
bett, Town Treasurer, will receive
Bond/Sale—The
$4,000,000
water improvement bonds offered
195,
—
f//
~
6—v.
$745,000 school
31
v.
195,
Jan.
Windsor Locks, Conn.
Bond Offering—James R.
Hornblower & Weeks; J. K. Mul¬
len Investment Co. and George K.
•.
*
"
572—were awarded to the First
2.81%.
tensen, Inc.; Hanifen, Imhoff &
Samford, Inc.; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
Feb.
&
a
Corporation, as 2.90s, at a
price of 100.66,f a basis of about
syndi¬
Co., Coughlin &
Co., Inc.; Peters, Writer & Chris-
Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1963 to
Co.;
Boston
by Tall-
.
&
W.;/Scran ton
.
the
-
686—were
,7*Yumbull; Conn.
Treasurer's
Baum & Co.
p.
price of 100.69, a
basis of about 3.08%./.: " /
/
cate: Boettcher &
,
195,
Chicago; F. S. Moseley
Co.,
was
madge & Tallmadge.
Other
f*/' / t!
to a group composed of
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
Co.,
negatiated sale by
syndicate headed by Bosworth,
Sullivan &
Co., at a price of
99.50. Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
at
-tt/
1,1962...Interest M-S."
Bramhall,* Fallon & Co.; Rand Be, *
purchased via
able
on
1979
Groton, Conn..
-
a
office. Legality approved
■
to
awarded
the
$1,000,-
bonds
1964
B oiiid
///'
Bond Sale—An issue Of
000
from
inclusive.;/,;
Dated
Colorado
/
1
school bonds.
Due > on
1963 to. 1982 iricl.
1,
1962.
florida, /
v
Bradenton, Florida
265—were
Principal and in-, awarded to a
syndicate headed
Bond Offering Harold F.; Si(M-N) payable at the
by Blyth & Co., and the Conti-^ ver,
City Clerk,1, will receive
County Treasurer's office.
' *
"
^
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nental Illinois National Bank & sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) oh
Note—The offering of the above
bonds
"
originally
Feb.
5—v.
postponed..
.•'
scheduled
was
195,
264—and
p.
•7'y'' V:
Stanislaus Union School
District>/
Stanislaus County, Calif.,.'- / Bond
Offering^—L.
W.
Bither,
Feb. 19 for the purchase of $300r
Company of Chicago, at a,
price of 100.01, a net, interest cost 000^. utilities ^.system r evenue
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1/1961.
of about 3.22%, as
Due
follows:,!!//; f
on March 1, 1985 and
1986.. Pr-in-.
$375,000 as 5s. Due on March 1:
>/v/.from 1963 to .1967 inclusive. - • cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at
the
Morgan Guaranty Tru^t
85,000 as 4%s. Due on March 1,
Copipany of New York City. Le1968.
Trust
>
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
"
at
(PST)
Dated
'
./"/
bonds.
on
/ /
>
Due
'
Investment ' Co.;
Co.
March
"
Modesto
on
Feb.
of
until
20
$50,000
March' 15,
15
from
*
10:30
for
the
pur-/
1962./Due
to
1974
as
'
1
r>A\;
school V bonds.
1965
1,030,000
a.m.
645,000
<
.1
3%s/Due
on"
Mmbfe afMitcMtW-eU'
lrlmD1;e & Mitcl-.eil. -
March
Irom 1909 to 1978 inclusive:
nnn
_
as
o
m.-'
3.10s.
from 1979 to
.w
Due
on
,
^
85,000 Series E bonds.
Adams County School District
Noi 14. (P. O. Adams
City)>/
;
inclusive.
1997
Mullen
and Kirchner &
1
Feb.
K.
inclusive.
chase
Agen- $20,000
to
terest
-
for
as
Due
1964
.
Weeks; George K.
Baum & Co.; J. A. Hogle & vCd; .writpr
Feb.
inclusive.
Due
members. of
school
1962.
from
195
from
40,000 Series D bonds. / Due on
March 1 from 1964 to 1971
inclusive.
.
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» *:
Hornblower &
bids
until
9:30
a.m.
(PST): on
April 2 for the purchase of $850,-
Feb. 13 for the purchase
Due
J.
1
inclusive.
1986
3.70s.
1993 to
Other
basis of about 3.74%.
1962.
1
Legality approved by Daw^ ./;/
Nagel, Sherman & Howard.
Hanifen, Imhoff & Samford, Inc.;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Boett¬
cher & Co.; Coughlin &
Co., Inc;
1
inclusive.
1966
.
$1,240,000 school bonds. Dated
March
March
•
Other members of the syndicate:
; as
from
Bond Sale—The
$124,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 30—v.
(PST)
$ly550/-/
office.
follows:
Francisco, as 3V2s, at a price of
102.15, a basis of about 3.25%.
of
•
Bond Sale—An issue of
1964
syndi¬
cate: Harriman Ripley &
Co.,.Inc.;
McKinley-Roosevelt Union School
to 1987 inclusive.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; L. F;-Roths¬
Principal and in¬
District, Fresno County, Calif.
child & Co.;
terest
First of Michigan
(A-O)
payable
at
the
Bond
Offering—J. L.
County Treasurer's office.
Brown, Corporation; Cruttenden, Podesta
County Clerk, will receive sealed &
Co.;
Dick
&
Merle-Smith;
Cerritos Junior
bids in
Fresno
College Dist.,
until
10:30
Winslow, Cohu &-Stetson, Inc.,
a.m.
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
(PST) on Feb. 13 for the purchase and Sellgren, Miller & Co.
Bond
Sale—The
$1,200,000 of $80,000 school building bonds.
Santa Maria.School District,
school bonds offered Feb.
6—v. Dated
March
1, • 1962.
Due
on
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
195, p. 449—were awarded to a March 1 from 1964 to
1975 inclu¬
Offering -Postponed—The
of¬
syndicate composed of the Bank sive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
fer of $850,000 school bonds orig¬
of America N. T.
& S. A., of San payable at the
County Treasurer's
inally scheduled for Feb. 5—v.
Francisco; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, office. Legality approved
by OrFenner & Smith
195*opj .264—has- beettr postponed
Inc.; J. Barth & rick,
Dahlquist,
Herringtom: & until
April 2.,
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur &
/.
Co.; Sutcliffe.
.
;■
J. B. Hanauer &
Santa Maria School District,
Co.; J. A. Hogle
Alt. Diablo Unified School
& Co.;
Dist.,
Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Santa Barbara Cotmtyr •
•
Contra Costa
Stern; Stern, Frank, Meyer &
County, Calif.
California
Fox,
Bond Offering—W. T.
and C. N. White &
Paasch,
Bond
Co., as 3^s,
Offering—J. E. Lewis,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at a price of
100.04, a net interest
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids in Martinez
Unified School
on
Bdgletv6dd)iiiCole.'>,l'iiiv *V $70,000-Series A Bonds.
son,
as
449—were awarded to William R.
Staats & Co., as
33/4s, at a price
Covina-Valley
bids, until. 1p.m.;
Feb. 20 for the purchase;
pF $8,740,0OJ6 seweri i»pnds^n^ f°b-f
lows: •'• /'// ••
:• ;
(M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
$140,000
10:30
/m?
April 1,1962. Due oh}
•
School District No. 5
(P.O.
'
a
571—were awarded to the Bank
of America N. T. & S. A. of
San
school bonds. Dated
April 1,
1962. Due on
April 1 from 1963
.
(EST)
net
p.
of
(
inclusive.
& Christensen, Inc., at' a price of
/ -/• :
:.
Santa Clara, Calif.
-4 45,000.
Serips C bonds, n: Due on
Sale—The
$2,500,000- pan Dated Jan; 1, 1962. Due ori
/ , March
1 from 1964 to 1972
March 1 from 1964 to 1982 iriclu-?
revenue bonds offered Feb.
inclusive.
•
?• *".•' / /'' 1
sive. Principal and interest
sewer
195,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on
Feb. 27 for the purchase of
$635,-
Greenwich, Conn.
Offering — William H. J
Sherman, Town Comptroller, will
•
Bond
receive/sealed
Arapahoe Cpunty, Cherry Creek
improvement
195/p. 686.
connecticut
Colorado
-
foregoing^sup¬
.
Bond Sale—The
$205,000 school
offered Jan. 30
v.
until
Arigeles, as 3 &S,. at* a I pririer of
100.01, a basis of - about 3.49 %/•/
.«-■/-
of Feb. 5—v.
Los
of
The
—
plements the report in ;Pur tissue
195, p. 572—were awarded
syndicate headed by Lehman
Brothers, at a price of 100.008, a
Angeles
cost of about
3.49%/
Note
District,
Orange County, Calif.\
;
•
Orange County, Calif.
a
:
by
Bond
to
000
office. / Legality/, approved
Tallmadge & Tallmadge.'
1990 inclusive.
for
1963
M-S,
system
from
p.m.
195,
sive. Principal and interest
(M-S) J
payable at the County Treasurer's :
Yorba Linda School
11
.
March Lfrom 1963 to 1982 in'clu- ;
A-O.
6—v.
100.008,
from 1981 to
Feb. 12 for the purcnase
$2,GOOiOOO school building bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1962./Due on
March
on
•
of
inclusive.
Due
D.
Secretary-rTreasurer
of
the; Board of Schopi jbirectors will:
receive
sealed; bids;until 8 p.m. •
to 1977 incl.
inclusive. ,!;; '' V'v00QT scjrioolf jbriildirig, bopdsu was
I
Legality1 approved- purchased via
8,500,000 Series B bonds. Due on
negotiated sale by a
by O'Melveny & Myers.. ,>,/:•/
syndicate headed by Peters, Writer .•"//- March 1 from 1964 to 1982
District,
County, Calif.
1
3.90s.
as
Clerk,
1
pur¬
—
1975
on
1
"
(MST)
>
Greeley), Colo.*' v
Offering—Barnard
Ryan,
the
Bond Sale—The $20,000 school
school: bonds offered Jan. 3—v.
195, p. 572
15,1962. Due —were awarded to the
Security-
from
Interest
$100,000 school building
bonds
1,125,000
will' receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
March 6 for the purchase of $70,-
April
the
to
County, Greeley, Sch. Dist.
No. 6 (P. O.
Bond.
as 4s.
Due on March 1
from 1976 to 1980 inclusive.
L.
until
Perris, Calif.-
.
bids
2:30
for
La Habra School
District,
office
Feb.
Sealed
—
Ventura
Interest
;
BondOfferin g—Mildred B.
bonds.
Los Angeles County, Calif
/Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
received
on
p.m.
cipal and interest (FA.) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
sealed
be
will
bids at his office in Santa
until
March
on
Agnew
Offering
g—Robert
n
March
bonds. Dated
V\:sj.
Bond
in
Dated
inclusive.
Healdsburg High School Dist.,
Sonoma County, Calif.
Analy Union High School District,
Sonoma County, Calif.
bids
bonds.
and C. N. White & Co.
california
■
i
(PST) on Feb. 20
purchase
of
$1,250,000
Lundborg
& Co.,
Shuman,
e r
1965
Weld
•
a.
325,000
a.m.
Arthur & Co.;
Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern;
Irving
&
~
O f f
from
,
Hamm, County Clerk, will receive
H.
R.
and
Bond
Smith
to
Co.; Paine, Webber,- Jackson &
Curtis; Boettcher & Co., andHut¬
chinson, Shockey & ^Op-,/ at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of about
3.99%, as follows:
.'p
$300,000 as 5s. Due on March 1
Dist.,
Ventura County, Calif.
syndi¬
Merrill
awarded
composed of Blyth & Co.,
Ira Haupt & Co.; Taylor &
Inc.;
Oxnard Union High School
,
264—were
p.
group
the
at
6—v.
price of 100.07.
cate:
Blyth & Co. Inc.;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.;
haffy, Smith & Williams.
•
195,:
Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1
from 1963 to 1987 inclusive. Prin¬
White, Weld &
Co.; J. Barth & Co.; William R.
Arkansas State College, Board
Staats & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Co.,
of Trustees (P. O. State
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
College), Ark.
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Stone &
Bond Offering — L.
Cameron, Youngberg; Cruttenden, Podesta
Vice-President-Finance, will re¬ & Co.; J. B. Hanauer &
Co.; J. A.
ceive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
Hogle &
Co.;
Kenower, Mac(CST)
County
ceive sealed bids in
cliffe.
Feb.
IT
:
-
p.
Moulton
ARKANSAS
rof
,
$2,038,000
offered
Other members
to
America
bonds
Due ori March
3%s. Due
449—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Bank of
195,
The
—
Sal e—The
1973
as
interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick^ &
SutDahlquist,
Herrington
school
University of Arizona (P. O.
Tucson), Ariz.
3.30s.
as
*5 1 from 1988 to 1992 inclusive.!
the^^pdiT- T
tri*! TPi
1977/,inclusive, proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-r<cate:First VriMivirxr "Do vfl/ A'1?
Security Bank of Utah!.
on March
1 ririgton & Sutcliffe. 1
N.-A;; ISalt 'Lake :City> (Fibst* Na-'V:
from 1978 to 1987 inclusive.
'■/ V- /// •'. -:.y•/'://
//:
lTri-C itiesMuhicipalWater Dist. 'I •tipnal^^ Bahi^; $t.?Louis;!Bark^
Olinda School District, ^ ' ;/
(A O. San Clement)Calif. ' '' & Hill, Inc.; J: K. Mullen investShasta County, Calif. •
merit .Co;; /Zahnet
B o n d
:Co.; - and \
S a 1 e^—The
$1,756,000
Bond O f f e r I nRichard: "C. water bonds offered Feb. 5—v. Hanifen, Imhoff & Samford, Inc. •!
from
56,000
(PST) on.Feb. 20 for the purchase
offered Jan. 31—v. .195, p. 449—
of $7,512,000 school bonds.
Dated
were
sold
to
the Housing and
March 1, 1962. Due on March 1
Home Finance
Agency, as 3%s, at from
1964 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
a price of par.
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
arizona
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Avondale, Ariz.
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$20,000
Hay ward Union High School
street and highway improvement
Dist., Alameda County, Calif.
revenue bonds was sold to
Refsnes,
Ely, Beck & Company.
i;105,000
-
..
Bond
Offering—J. L. •; Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
"7
"
V'
Sale—The $829,000 hous¬
ing and dining hall
City Unified School Dist.,
County, Califi
Fresno
Alabama College (P. O.
.
f;
"'v.
1\/r„
March
1983
.
A
inclusive// Bond Offering
Due on March: tax
and : sewer
on> 760,000. as 3.20s-. ;
in-V V/. i from 1984 to'1987 inclusive,
.•
r*r
St. Augustine. Fla.
—
-•
The cigarette
' revenue
bonds
totaling $1,400,000 offered Jan. 31
(795)
195, p. 449—were awarded to
composed of Ira Haupt &
v.
a
3,300,000
'i
group
Bradford
C,
J.
Co.,
&
Co.,
to 1977 inclusive.
about 3.74%, as follows:
$230,000
r
3V4S..
as
from 1967 to
.
450,000
3Vz&.
as
Due
3%s,*:
as
1
*
1
Due on Oct.
inclusive.^
from 1982 to 1991
Tampa, Florida
Bond
.Offering-—Bids will
until
April
of
purchase
26
be
A
1979
to
Decatur), III.,
.
Bu
Grant,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7
p.m. (CST) on Feb. 20 for.the pur-
Dated
Jan.
1
inclusive;
•.
:/
-.
•
<
n
d
S
writers
County (P. O. Decatur),
Georgia
to
A A
Sale-—A , group qf under-:
jointly managed by The
varinu-
<*%
nurnnQP
-
-*
^.1
i
Dec.
.r
* >
*
»
1961.
1.
to
?
»
'
»
,
-
.
c.
Uy
approved
^
Mercantile
building
I
fronT1964
Interest
J-D.
'
Effingham and Clay Counties
Community Unit School Dist.
inclusive. Interest J-J.;
No. 40
issue
$90,000
Bond
Sale—The $220,000
bonds offered Feb. 1—v.
cial
Sale
The $1,100,000
building bonds offered Jan.
•Bond
290,000
—
as
3s. Due on Dec. 1 from
/
195, p. 159—were awarded
to a group composed of John Nuveen
& Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Hanifen, Imhoff & Sanford, Inc.,
Rodman
aod
&
price of 100.04
Renshaw,
313%Vas
$947,000
as
Due
from 1963 to
i
1, 1981
'
„,
...
Secretary,
sealed bids until
Addison, III.
Bpnd' Offering—Ruth
sealed
bids
19
Feb.
oh
until
for
$27,500,000 ;g
bonds,
e
11
the
»vo.
v
$109,000
July
airport
1,
1957.
Co.,
Corn
(CST)
on
3.94%,
as
1
Is-due
170,000
as
from
Barcus,
on
No. 116
Dated;
Jan.
on
1
from 1970 ta 1977 inclusive.
bfi^e
2,270,0^
■
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Jan.
1
1,
from
.
1981
^
1987
to
Due
inclusive.
on
Clerk,
City
July 1 from
tt>
-
Indiana -v':
-
The
Sale
,
will
Other members or The "syndi-
Bond-Sale-The $420,000 school
White-Phillips
;
:•
tn
r
.
>,
..
Co.,
^T
Inc.,
"atotoSt*'wstftof
at h
cost Of
f
street
from
•
\
frnm
l9fift
tn
1979
ineliisive
'
-'
r
sealed
Hutton
improvement
inclusive.
1970
to
Legality
v
1977 inclusive.
from
5,900,000- refuse disposal bonds. ;
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
..
1976 to
1978 inclusive.
"
beaded by
aooui
/fe,
t
Due on Jam
1965 to 1968
as
from
3s.
1969
from
VOther
cate:
Lombard, Illinois
were
Due
on
as
>
Jan. -1
to 1971 inclusive,
1 ,£>70,000 as 3 %s. Due on. Jan.
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
s
.
3%s.
1978 to
Due
on
1
Jan. 1
1984 inclusive:
-members
of
the
J-D.
Interest
by
approved
Herrick,
KENTUCKYr
Jan.-1
from
1967
Due
to; 1977
on
inr
syndi¬
Smith, Barney & Co.; City
C o r p.;Indianapolis
Securities
(CST) on Feb. 19 , for the pur-, laney,.*' Wells & Co.;, Chapman,
chase^ of- $212,000 library build-.. Howe & Co.; J. J.. B. Hilliard &
.
e;.;f:;vCju$iye^4;r^v?;*^'''i,1*>',:V^i4^^hg^i^^ds^Datedr;FebAJr,^T962.\'B6il;::Ray Allen, Olson & Beau400,000 btidgerand viaduct bqnds.;.\Du.q/;b^ixDf'eCc.,:l. from 1963 tQ:-J981; mont,: Inc.; Hutchinson, Shockey
Dated; Jaur -I, ;1960.; Due
>;>;
Jail* 1> ..1978' and 1979v^-\
on
;
Dinkins & Co., E. F.
Co., Kohlmeyer & Co.,
^°SIT
___
Offering—Otwell C. Ran-
Peoples-Liberty
Bank
Trust
&
Covington. Legality
— by Graft°n' FergUS°n &
Company, in
~
i^ieiscner,
-
■».
-
Versailles, Ky., *
Bond Offering—Doris S. Tilgh-
-n.
.
i
.
City
bids
;
Clerk,
until
will
11
a.m.
receive
(EST)
Feb. 13 for the purchase of $3,600,000 industrial building revon
/enue bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962.
-Due on Feb^;1 from 1964 to 1982
Jnclusiye., Interest-. J-D. Legality &. Co.; Stranahan, Harris & Co., >inclusive. Interest F-A. Legality
'approved by. Chapman & Cutler, and Collett & Co., Inc. I. .. - - —approved by Chapman & Cutler,
.
Co., Inc., Abroms & Co., Schweickhardt & Co., Nusloch, Baudean &
Smith, Rapides Bank & Trust Co.,
of Alexandria, Dane & Company,
Steiner, Rouse & Co., Weil Investment Co., and Felix M. Rives.
Bond Offerin g Mayor W.
George Bodwon, Jr. will receive
kin, Secretary, wiH receive sealed sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
bids until 11:30 a.m.
(EST) on March 19 for the purchase of $2,Feb. 12 for the purchase of $315,-;200,000
various purpose bonds.
000 first mortgage bonds.
Dated Dated May 1, 1962. Due on May 1
Feb. 1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from from 1964 to 1992 inclusive.
Le1964 to 1983 inclusive. Principal gality approved by Foley, Cox &
and interest (F-A) payable at the Judell.
Bond
sealed
Dated,.July* 1,; 1957...
&
]Erlanger City Hall Building Corp.
(P. O. Erlanger), Ky.
man,
,
Ladd,
Kees, Glas & Company, Dorsey &
speDated Feb.
Langdon, Sandblom & Belin.
-
e
Cor-
Friedrichs & Co., Barrow, Leary &
Co.,
Due on June 1 from 1962
1, 1962.
*"frnm 1QRFi fn 1QRR inclusive.
meincive
805,000
3,055,000
to
Securities
and oral bids at 7:30 p.m. (CST) Arnold & Derbes, Crane InvestInc.,
Ducournau
&
nn Feb. 13 for the purchase of mertf
the nnrrhase of ment Co., • Tne
Cn
Onrnnrnan
Rr
fered Feb" 7-v 795 "p^W—were
.
1977 irieliiQive
Equitable
Berry,
receive
cial assessment bonds.
$6,750,000
-
.
community:; conserva-v$65,000 as 3V2s.; Due on' Dec.';1
tion area bonds: Dated July 1-,
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
1957,' Due on'January 1 from
; 125,000
as
3s. Due on Dec. 1
1971
on
on
$9,000
Price of 100.01, a net interest cost as follows.,
of about 3.24 % *
follpws:
;
7 $920,000 as 3%s,
to
1
\
on Mar. 1,
$98,000 as
Mar. .1, 1991 and
3.90s, due
1
.
Vinton, Iowa
Offering—M. D.
Bond
1
on
Washington TownshiprM.arion
County High School Building
Corp. (P. O. Indianapolis),
Bond
,v
July
Due
building bonds offered Jan. 31— terea reo. i v. lyo, p.
-v* I95» P. 572—were awarded1 to awaked to a sypdicafe
1957.
1970
f
1977 inclusive."';;
;
2,600,000
^
and
July
as
appS
to 1996 inclusive
1988
(P. O. Round Lake),
T
37/8s.
330*000 as~4s.
Round Lake Com-
Illinois '
-
bonds.
3.85s, due on Mar.
inclusive;
1922.
interest' cate:
jnoiUciVo
3.80s, due on Mar.
inclusive;
1989 and 1990; and
p.m.
Feb. 14 for the. purchase
' rqoJ
t
as
from 1986 to 1988
$91,000
2
^
.qfio
from 1973 to 1980 incliisive.
$993,000
munity High School District
?>•'
purchase, of 4
obligation
Due
as
1 from 1983 to 1985
1
$2,180,000
as 33/4s, due on Mar.
1979 to 1982 inclusive;
1 from
School
received,at
be
on Mar.
1
1978 inclusive;
due
to
$126,000
p.m.
Offering—Sealed and oral
,
Lake County,
(CST)
*
at .2
1975
^
Kindred &
Co., White-Phillips Co., Inc., Mullancy, Wells Sc. Coand McDougal
& Condon, Inc.
composed
neral
follows:
as
about
from
_
school bonds was sold to a group
Weber,
a.m.;
of
-
Bond Sale—An issue of
receive '
will]
&
Bond
bids, will
price of 100.02, a net
a
cost
3V2S,
"
Rock Valley Community
District, Iowa
7
v
J-J.
Comptroller,
interest
Nuveen
as
$49,-
3V4S,
000;
-■
on
*
1964 to 1976 inclusive. In-
Bond Offering—Alvin L.
jointly, at
received
be
as
from
due on Mar. 1,
1973 and 1974 inclusive; $110,-
Feb. 16 for. the.purchase
of
$80,000 high school building
bonds.
"
"/
sew-
Sprwitipc
County, Mount Vernon
--
Chicago, III.
■
?480'"
John
Pitv
on Mar.
1
1972 inclusive;
$124,000
$745,000
due on Mar. 1 from
inclusive; $86,000
000
\
.
works revenue bonds offered
i _ v. 195, p. 449 — were
to
will
(CST)
School
^or $107,-
due
to
1969
Bond Offering-~Sealed and oral
bids
1
^
• *MrN. Legality
by Ban:. Potion, Hattier ^ Sanford, Mer.
Township High School District ^.$110,000 as 4s. Due on July 1 from nister,/ Carpenter,
Ahlers
&
Pierce, Fenner
rr*
'
V ,
'77A
Smith Inc., Newman, Brown &
No. 201 (P. O. Mount Vernon),
1963 to 1972<inclusive,
;
•
• •
■
Co., Inc., Howard Weil, Labouisse,
Illinois^-'
i 135,000 as 3%S, Pue on July 1
>
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
City
age
j|b,
will receive awarcjed
(CST) on' anH
park acquisition bonds.
Jefferson
terest
.
Sale—The
8 p.m.
n1\f0r '"f
nnn
000
Marshall,
^
)
*
12 for the/purchase of $130,000
municipal land .acquisition bonds.
Dated March 1; .1962: Due .on J$n.
1 /from
Bond
..
?
jnce,of 100.03, a basis of about
2.48%.
•Edinburg, Ind.
Bond Offering—David H. Fritz,
District
•-
vv..
.
....
^
/2„' ?
.
3s,
as
District, Iowa
v
Mar.
inclusive;
1963 to 196.8
"
-
on
1988
Branch
Rayne
000 as 5s,
from
Legal¬
Norway Consolidated School
due
to
District No. 5 bonds,
'
-
1986
and 1992..
ity approved by Chapman &
\
2.85s,
as
900,000
Cutler.
^
',
1
Nov.
on
1963 to 1971 inclusive.
Sale—The
fen.are V JSa?
inclusive.
1970
to
Due
1962.
:
$42,000 school
building bonds bffered Jan. 23
~v.
195, pi n264-r-were awarded
to
the
Indianapolis • Bond and
Highlahd Pafk; Parh Dist.; III.
"
.
ILLINOIS
r
by
terest J-J. Legality approved
Charles & Trauernicht.
1
January
'
and 1982.
.
!$20,000
1 from 1963 to 1980 inclusive. InJan.
on
on
>
issue .of
Bond Corp. as ,5s.
Dated Dec; 15, 1960. Due on . Jan.
1980 inclusive.
3.20s. -Due
as
Gays, III.
Sale—An
Municipal
a
follows:
3V8S.
-
v
waterworks bonds was sold to the
net interest cost
a
of about
153 000
at
7
Bond
Bond
1962
on
1968
as 3.90s, due on Mar.
1, 1989 and 1990; and $215,000
as .Is,
due on Mar. 1, 1991
85,000 sewer bonds. Dated! Feb. 1,
Indiana '
31—v.
as
par,
$205,000
1, 1962,; Due on June 1
Belin.
Clay ToWnship School Township
-
.
000
Legality approved by Herrick, Langdon, Sandblom &
"
inclusive!
1975
1973 to
,
price of
a
due
to
from
Dated
bonds.
assessment
from
school
195, p.
.
-
Mason,
improvement spe¬
sewer
Feb.
■-
■
by Bannister,
Cooney.
sealed and oral bids- for the pur¬
chase of the following bonds:
(P. O.
Belleville), III.
Dempsev-Tege-
and
or -^I?lcaS°. anq, yempsey legea
& Co. at a price of 100.04,
ler
$2,900,000
Feb.; 1—v.
Mar. 1 from
inclusive; $175,000 as 3s, due on Mar. 1 from
1969 to 1972 inclusive; $110,000 as 3V4S, due on Mar. 1,
1973
and
1974; $255,000 as
3V2S, due on Mar. 1 from 1975
to 1978 inclusive; $305,000 as
33/4%, due on Mar. 1 from 1979
to 1982 inclusive; $260,000 as
3.80s, due on Mar. 1 from
1983 to 1985 inclusive; $280,1963
spe-
Muscatine, Iowa
-<■
Muni-
;
v
-
school
improvement
sewer
City, Clerk, will receive separate
'
^net interest jcostl6^'^about, "2.88%, 264—were awarded to the 3\
f•
,UAnu '
* 7.-'
^ as follows::?
; > fT
-r -,«f'
t cipal Bond Corporation.,
Canybn County Class A School. * .$405,000. raB<"2%8.- Due ioil Dec..
'
s ' ' ^1.1 " 'm
;;I'District, Ida., - '
,x 'y
>■ from l964Ktb:H972 inclusive, r" vINDIANA
y.;
iDAHfi
.
Jones, Inc., at
follows:
Nichols,
Bond Offering—^Florence
;
District No. 110
-qoo school building bonds was
sdld to the Northern Trust Co.,
Chicafio
'f i
County, Grant Community Consolidated School
$695,-;
of
&
St. Clair
(P. O. Effingham), III.
Sale—An
Bond
*
i
offered
bonds
5s,
Le¬
approved-by. Chapman
Cutler.-
7.7'.
195, p. 160—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Scharff &
,
J962, Due en Jan. J from 1964 to
gality
i
Sale —The
.Bond
school
Iowa Falls, Iowa
$12,000
.
1981
Cutler.
1.
Dec.
inclusive.
St], ^
Acadia Parish School Dists., La.
price of 100.83, a basis
for the purchase of $4,000,000 Legality approved
storm drain bonds. Dated;April 1, Carpenter, Ahlers
to
Le-
on
1987
•
City Clerk will receive sealed $2,000,000 Crowley School Dis°Ial ^
£
teict No' 2 bonds' for $195'00()
on
Feb. 12 for the purchase of
as
&
Rockford, III.
approved by Chapman &
gality
wiw0CkT?ar^S-
A
inclusive.
1Q7g
Due
to
::'vV'i'
'Dec,- I.
inclusive.
LOUISIANA
.'
Dated
.Dec.
on
1985
on
1984
to
3%s.
as
>:-C.
WW:l^;aty;aerk, wii^^^ied:^
March 1
bids until noon- (CST) on Feb. 19 to 1971 inclusive. Interest J-D.
honds
JJg»gSe
1976
from
of about 2.80%.
S
„
3Due
as
from
JSducation, will receive sealed bids :
'
„
u
T
T.
i
■
.r.tum,
M
& Savings Bank, ^ ... _
CCST^ on Feb
13 for "
Bond Offering—Robert J. Lind- cial assessment bonds. Dated Feb.
Bank, A. W^ebster Dougherty & Co.; M. B. Vick & Co.
•
79,000
&
building bonds offered Feb. 1—v.
Bond Offering—Don S.
AtlTO •
Legal-
Charles
bv
by Ban¬
Ahlers-
,72,000
>
"7"^re
f°1'owsi ' .•••••
^
WWJM*. Due=on Dec 1
from 1962 to 1975 inclusive.:
Independent, Com*munity School District, Iowa
a
4V\11
„ r«
Des Moines
27/aS, at
265-
p.
w
as
1962., Interest
approved
195,
^~TV*
^
g W E .Huttcn & Co;
195, p. 572—were awarded to the
First National Bank of Chicago, as
Sch.Dist, Ro. 132 (P. O,
taSt fe *
i;
16—v.
n'
June 1 from
$■ Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
Mk'K
Monro eandSt. Clair
Dec. 15, 1961. Interest J-D.
Versailles, Ky.
Sale—The $182,000 water
and sewer revenue bonds offered
Jan.
on
foregoing supple-
Bond
as
Cooney.
building bonds was sold
to. Reinholdt & Gardner.
Dated
J.
March
Legality
school
■
,
Offering-Ramona
d
priCe °f
Due
nister jv Carpenter,;1
Bond Sale—An issue of $435,000
No .'16(P.O.Wheaton),m.'<:
^
.
a
bonds,
1971 inclusive.
to
Dated
J-D.
Red Bud), Illinois
by
,
*
p.m.
l9"o ?nc?uS1ve
to
1963
Counties Community Unit
v
Interest
n.
>
8
at
The
—
ments the report in our issue of
5-—v- 195> P* 687.
69,000 bonds. Due on June 1 from
1f;n
33 3'8S'
>'
»■
n
•
DuPage County School District
jj?. ^ Hirshberg, Inc.; Varnedoe,
.
1979 inclusive,
*
1962
Leg a 1 i t y approved
Charles & Trauernicht.
Trust Co; Qourts & .Co.; FederaT
tion Bank & Trust Co.; Wachovia
Bank & Trust Co.; The Johnson,
Lane Space Corp.; The Citizens &
Southern National Bank;,
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner; Wil¬
liam S. Morris & Co.; Arthur L.
Wright & Co., Inc.; Byron" Brooke
& Co.; J. W. Tindall & Co.; Nor-
So
National
from
1
Graham^^Vlwbl
weraeim .& Co.,
Co.,
:'h<
i
J-D-
VLt
to
hSSutS,#
i Trust
Dec.
on
Dated
bonds, maturing April
1991,, inclusive.
The
group
won
award of the bonds
Feb. 6 on a bid of 100.02999, setl,i 1964
fnclusive.1 A8ency-
1998
i.„
.—
.Due
.
3y„ %
3!40%
and
nnn
44,000 waterworks bonds^as 5%s:, L /foh
Chase Manhattan Bank, and Trust
Co: of Georgia,, is offering $8,910,nnn
0UU
000 bonds
$36'T962
• offeredf
T
0/1
,,
Jan. 24—v. 19d, p. 160—were sold
t0 the Housing and Home Finance"'
1ft-
bids
Note
G.
will receive
street . improvement
follows:
mitory;j revenue,. bonds
follows:
pal Bond Corporation, as,turxu,fl).
'
waterworks r.ey.enue
$17o,000
oral
and
Richard
—
Clerk,
City
Flei¬
&
Ferguson
,y'v' V.
•
(CST) on Feb. 19 for the purchase
0f - $105,000
special
assessment
Munici-'1 Bond Sale-The $1,000,000 dor-
,
Bpnd
sealed
Chicago), Ilk £
totaling
Offering
Bunten,
Mundeleih College (P. O.
1 e—rBonds
a
*219 000 w6re sold to the
GEORGIA
De Kalb
Bond
Bond Offering—Lester J.
Coffeeh.Ill
the
for
$15,400,000 -sewer
bonds.•
revenue
'•
'
Grafton,
scher.
Council Bluffs, Iowa
.
j
received
■
and
IOWA
County, Decatur School
District No. 61 (P.O.
\
Principal '' and
interest
(j-jy! chase of $2,000,000 school working
payable .at the City Treasurer's cash fund bonds. .Dated Feb. 1,
oflice, or at the office of the fiscal
Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to
mffnt
agent Of th« Citv in Nnw VnrW 1972 inclusive. Interest J-D. Leof the City in New1, York
City. Legality approved by Chap- Sality approved by Chapman &
man & Cutler,
Cutler.
>
>
::
Oct. 1
on.
inclusive.
from 1973 to 1981
720,000
1964
from
*
•
4,500,000
sewer
bonds.
j Jan. 1/1960; Due on
•
Due on Oct.
1972 inclusive.
Macon
electric, street lighting
bonds. Dated dan. jl,
1960. D.ue on Jan. 1 from 1964
and
Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo, Inc.,
at.a price of 99.05, a net interest
cost of
system
55
Bogalusa, La.
<
.
offerinff—Mavor
Charles
J.Sd? will receWe sealed bids
unU1 2 p m
(CST)
Qn
23 for
Feb
the- purchase of $435,000 water
and sewer bonds.
Dated April 1,
1962;
Due on April 1 from 1965-to
Interest A-O. Le-
1984 inclusive.
gality approved by Martin,
Morel & Daly;
'
- ;
*
The
Krftte
>,
Himel,
foreeoine
sud-
;,v-
Plement^ tqe report q\ oup. issue
of Feb. 5—v. 195, p. 687. ,'
.
56
MAINE
Franklin Parish School District
Waterville, Maine
"
:
.
Sale—The
Bond
school },
$15,000
194, p.
2601—were awarded to the Frank¬
lin State Bank & Trust Company
Jan.
offered
bonds
5—v.
Winnsboro,
ol
100.05, a
/
-
of
general
certifi-
March 15 from
on
> \
6,140,000 instalment of general
Y-yi construction of 1960 certifi¬
687—were awarded to a
composed of Paine, Web¬
ber,
Jackson & Curtis; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; B. J; Van Ingen & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.,
and Smith & Co., as 3y4s, at a
price of 100.43,1 a basis of about
195,"p.
3s.
as
:
1
Due on June
inclusive.:.
Due on June 1
Grattan Township School District
from 1974 to 1977 inclusive; v
V
No. 1 Fractional (P. O.
' '
505;000 as 3y2s/' Due on June 1
■'•/
Belding), Mich. ,
j from 1978 to 1984 inclusive. ;,'•
Bond Sale—The $20,000 school
365,000 as/3% si/Due on June 1
building bonds offered Feb. 1—v.
from 1985; to: ,1988; inclusive^
195, p. 450—were awarded to the;,;;'. % zrvZ/iy/y(c'r
1 n:J*
*
1963 to 1973
from
terest J-D.
230,000 as 3y4s.
v
1977 inclusive.
1965 to
6—v.
1962
Monday, February 12,
,# .•
.
inclusive. Jn-^$440,000
1987
to
1963
from
—
.
.
group
as
Gonzales, La.
'
Due
cates.
:
$1,700,000
Feb.
offered
bonds
school
3V2S, at a price
basis of about 3.46%.
of
Sale—The
Bond
of
1959
instalment
500,000
construction
(P.O. Winnsboro), La.
No. 3
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(796)
cates.
Due
v <
installment of general
3,200,000
construction
,
March 15 from
on
1977 inclusive.
1965 to
First
certifi-
1961
of
Southfield Public School Dist.,
Greenville,
of
Bank
State
100.10, a
^M-gan'
Bond Sale—The $59,000 public
;//// cates. Due on March 15 from basis of about 3.74%.
- /•- V.-z',. Bond Offering—Charles L.^Cur///> 1965 to 1977 inclusive.
improvement bonds : offered Jan.
/■>/I'"1''Zij/j•"■Z
'A
' MS- L '
* '.
tis, Secretary of Board of Educav- ;v.^;
5,000,000 instalment of general y:;y
22—v. 194, p. 2818—were awarded 3.20%£ VMadison Heights, Mich.
wiilreceivesealed bids until
public junior or "community
Bond Sale—The special assess-• 7.30
to Kohlmeyer & Co., at a price
(EST) on'Feb. .15 for
Wells, Maine
; ' ; college construction certifi¬ ment, improvement bonds, totaling the purchase of $4,200,000 school
of par.,,'
:q
Bond Sale—An issue of $25.0,000
cates. Due on March 15 from1;
$14,000
offered
January 22—v. building bonds; Dated March? 1;
Jackson Parish Consol. Sch. Dist.
harbor
Yrt 1965 to 1977 inclusive.,
project loan bonds was
195, p.
450—were awarded to- 1962; Due on; June i .from, 1963. to
No. 1 (Pi O. Jonesboro), La.
sold to Harkness & Hill, Inc., as
12,362,000 instalment of general McDonald-Moore & Company.
1991 inclusive. Interest J-D. LeO Oflr.
nvina a# 1 AO
Kncic!
'
J
'£
Bond Offering—J, D. Koonce,
3.30s, at a price of. 100.36,- a basis
public school construction of
of about 3.25%.
Michigan (State of) " .*[:
apjTT'V b£M»er>i
1956
certificates.
Due
on
Secretary of Parish . Police Jury,
March 15, from 1965 to 1977
will receive scaled bids until 11
Bond Sale
A group jointly ft®1,}'
. . , . „ ...
inclusive.
Dated
March
15. managed*' by;;; Blyth./&:vC6.;'.iInc.;^q;f:;r^qy;;AMiNNESOTA' a.m.
(CST) on April 5 for the;
v;-/..MARYLAND y-/eV';z/::
1962. Interest M-S.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and ;; "
^
-r
r
'••• —
»
: #
purchase of $775,000 school bonds.
Anne Arundel County, Md.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on March
First of Michigan- Corp., on. Feb.
Battle Lake Indepewent School,
Bond Sale •—Halsey, Stuart &
MASSACHUSETTS
6 offered an issue of $25,000,000
1 from 1965 to 1987 inclusive. In¬
.
District No. 542, Minti.y .
Detroit Expressway bonds, series
terest M-S. Legality approved by Co. Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
' ■■"■'"i,"'
'■
Bond Offering—Carl Gilbertson,
and Phelps, Fenn & Co., are manZ/':
Barnstable, Mass.
III, dated March 1, 1962, and ma- District Clerk, will receive sealed
Foley, Cox & Judell.
agers of an underwriting group
Bond Sale—The $900,000 school turing March 1, 1964 to 1984, in- bids* until. 8 p.m. . (CST) on -Feb.
jOr/ean® Parish School District f which on Feb. 6 purchased $6,- project loan bonds offered Feb. elusive.,The bonds, are scaled to 14-for the. purchase .of ..$450,000
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
,
750,000 school and road bonds, 7—v. 195, p. 687—were awarded yield from 2.10% to 3.50%, ac- school building bonds. Dated Feb,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will due Feb. 1, 1964 to 1987, inclu- to Smith, Barney & Co., and E. F.
cording to maturity.
1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from 1965 to
be received until 10 a.m. (CST)
The group submitted a bid of
sive. The group* bid 100.017 for Hutton & Co.,. jointly, as 3s, at a
1986 inclusive.* Interest F-A. Leon
Feb. 28 for the purchase of the bonds bearing coupons of 5%, price of 100.79, a basis of about 100.004 for the bonds as 5s,
gality
approved Z by: Faegre &
$10,000,000 school bonds.
Dated 3%, 3.20%, 3V4% and 1/10%, set- 2.90%.
3s, 33/4s, and 3%s representing a Benson:,
Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from ting a net interest of 3.1047%.
net interest cost of 3.35746% to
Carlton Indep. School District"
Gateway Regional School Dist., ,
Other members of the under¬
1962 to 2001. Interest J-D.
the State.
-» Massachusetts
I No. 93, Minn.
The bonds
,
.
as
3%s,
at
price
a
of
■
•
i.
o
a
_i
_
_x„._
-
GanZ
&-Ston
—
,
.
»
...
writing group eu:e:
La.
Rust on,
Bond Sale—Phelps, Fenn &
New
York City, heads an under¬
writing group which on Feb. 6
purchased
$2,500,000
Electric
Light Utility Revenue bonds, due
1964 to 1991, inclusive. The
group bid 100.0054 for the bonds
as 3s, 3Us, 3.60s, 3.70s
and 3.80s,
setting
a
net
interest
cost of
to
the
borrower.
honds. Bated March 1, 1962. Due
?n, March 1 from. 1963 to 1982
Coffin & Burr; Hirsch &
inclusive. Legality approved by
hides,
York;
District
sealed
No. 1
S
Offering—Joseph
J.
Davies,
Jr., Secretary of Parish
School Board, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Mar.
20 for the purchase of $1,000,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1.962.
Due on May 1 from 1965 to 1987
inclusive/ Interest
M-N.
Legality
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell.
1? %
Co.; H.
?
(P. O.
Chalmette), La. V
Westheimer
Anne Arundel
Trust
/
1962.
Due
March
on
inclusive.
from
1
Legality
1963
Bond
pose^
195,
687. /V
p.
Springhill, La.
'/<
-
•
,-650,000
Bond Offering—Sealed
? ir!naa—
1992.
•
Feb.
on
27
for
the
$70,000 various purpose bonds.
members
cate:' Hlyth
Trust
Sv
&
Chemical
Washington Parish, Angie Sch.
District (P. O. Franklinton),
.
Louisiana
;
of the syndiCo.^ Inc.; Harris
Savings Bank, Chicago;
Other
a.m.
&
Bank
York
New
Trust
Co., New York; Salomon Brothers
&
Hutzler; Mercantile Trust Com-
*
pany,
Bond Offering—R. W. Magee,
Secretary of Parish School Board,
rities
St. Louis; Equitable
and
a
group
Bond
receive
sealed
bids .until
10
Co.;
,
" '
'
mlvHleAlf
Sale—The ^$2,500,000
A.
Goldstein,;
—
the
of
Broussard, Secretary ./ of Parish
sealed^bids
Police Jury, will receive sealed .untiL 11, a.m. (EST) on1 Feb
27
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on March
purchase of $27,702,000
of
13 for the, purchase of. $750,000 .certificates
indebtedness,, as
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. foluiws:
q .
Treasury, WlH receive
•
,
.
.
Due
on
Feb, 1
from 1965 to 1992
inclusive. Z. Interest
ity
approved
judeii.
;*;•••
v
,
instalment. of
FfA. > Legal¬ 'y\ Yi construction
Foley,
by
$500,000
;
...
Cox
cates:
&
>
1965
Boud^al e^-The: $1,4^5,000
1963
-
-
■
t
cusf
Condon^ In^^ JYhiter-Phillips
net interest cost of about
follows:, >'. •
- *
;, ?
,
a
as
$2i0^Q6()
/
Paddock > &
.'"
' +
•
to
borrower.
the
members
the
of
as
••1972
'
v
Due
to
on
:
general
of :vl95& certifiMarch 15
1977 inclusive.
from
.
^
3:20siY DUe on Mar. 1,
r1973;
/
/
/;
Due on Mar. i,
•*;
-• :••-/./•.;/- j/
85,000;.'as,3.30s.
f.
*
,
and
1974- and. 1975.
Mich.
...
3s. Due on Mar.ilTfom
1966 4n 1971 inclusive.
to 1C71 innTi'ioitro
,
1
500;000 as • 3 y2&. Due on Mar
from 1976,to 1984 inclusive.
An underwriting
—
as
3.61%,
4 flCC
80,000'
26Q,o6CFuSr 3."66s'. Duet on Mar. 1
vfrom 1985 to 1987
inclusive, j
1
400,000 as 3.70s. Due on Mar.
Z-q
.
from 1988 to l991 inclusive.
Hjayfield Independent School
.
(ZDistrict No: 203, Minn...• t,;
,
Bond* Salfe->The
$295,000 school
building bonds .offeired Jan/ 30—
under-
Chemical Bank New York Trust
195, p. 450—were awarded to a
v.
grppp 3eompos.ed of; the ?American
National; Bank, Of ;Stv,PatdvV^aiheV
of Chicago; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
W. Pressprich & Co.; Hayden,
First
National Bank
The
Liberty
,
j
R.
stone
&
Co.,
and
Trust
Allan Blair &
Co.
of
Memphis;
Bank
&
Oklahoma
City;
National
of
.
$95,006 as; 2.80s.s Due on: Feb; 1
•/ from^ 1965 to *1971 inclusive®.
Co., at p.price,of parj;a.net interest cost of about 3.22%, as fol-'
lows'
■
YV*■■■•.
-
tional
Due
1965 and 1966
"
$110 000
as
lj070,000
5s.
as
3s.
June
on
/
Due
on
June
Bank
1
from 1976 to 1981 inclusive.
1
Seattle.
1,
assessment
street
and
alley
bonds offered January 30—v. 195,
Louis L.
Comptroller
Independent.
awarded to a group composed of
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
'
Certificate Offering
Offerin g—Jerome
?
Co:; Continental Illinois National ;W"ebbeF;^
Curtisand
Bank and Trust. Co. of Chicago;* Mannheimerr-Egan,' Inc., 'at a price
Mellon
National
Bank & Tt*ust of par, a net interest cost of about
Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; The 3.31'^,:'-asvioiIn>vsr'/)';;i';///z'l;-
'iu)i'di"s and, ns"e .bo"^ "f'ered
Y" 1®5> P- 573 Were
cial
St. Francisville), La.
r
SchooLDistrict No. 595, Minn.
-Z^y
Portland Public School District,
zzyz/y.Michigan
'Bond
,;-;:4Cas8on$ Minn. : • >•.
Sale—The * $54,000
450—were
P-
awarded
to
Ryan,
Sutherland & Company.
Georgetown Consol. School Dist.
Bond-
Offering—Harvey^iG, Nel-
Secretary of Board of Education, will receive sealed/ bids
ler,
until 8 p.m.
the
(EST)
on
1991
of
inclusive:
195-
Interest
approved
Bank of Min-
nea^lisiy^^^^/y;:^/^/^'/; -.vYi
1
by
J-J.
^
Le-
Can-
•
n-
£±*a-
'
:r/I «',?■
ShoS
Northfield Indep.'School District
nnn
buihllng
W
ot>:$.it)p,uyu.:scnpoi
* •
-
/ yzy r
No.^659, Minn. ?
Bond Offe ring—Se&led bids will
; Rogers Union School District No. 1
ac^iol sfte
:?.;•>
im-
p/TeOz-^w1^^ awarded to
the First' National
Feb. 27 for
Miller,
field, Paddock & Stone.
gality
-
$885,000
jVo, 30 (P:0. Jenisoii), Mich. :./
and
.Bond Offering—Harold W.'Timfered Feb. 6—v. 195, p. 450—were
rn.er. Secretary-of Board-of Education, will receive sealed bids .Awarded to Hornblower & W/eeks
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 13 and/ J. G/ Bradford. & Co;, jointly,
•
—v.:
school
building bonds. > Dated March .ly
1962./ Due on July 1 from 1963^ to*
purchase
.,y.-
■
•
Maryland (State of)
:A__t,4n
^
East Grand Rapids
'
Vehicle
Other
.
Bond
*c\
+S
?
purcha^.^f$14^000boncis.
writing group are;*-yti
Birmingham School District, Mich.
-
r.
_
•,
Sale
3.0977%
•<
Baxter
—
Minn"
,jy0r 249
V
rfc^ fu
$6,000,000
Highway
Fund
bonds, due July !,. 1963 to 1982,
inclusive; The group bid' 100.00999
for the bonds as 4 % s, 3s and 3 y4s,
setting
a
net
interest - cost
of
& Co.,
price of -100.21,, a
at a
.
School District No. 1 (P. O.
March 7 for the
®
,
;
Motor
Securities
(CST) on March 1 for the
purchase of $45,000 school bonds.
West Felicinana Parish Consol.
•
mitted the best, bid for
Co.,
a.m.
,
r;,,-Tvn
managed
by - The Chase
Manhattan-Bank,on.,Feb. 6 sub¬
Co.; F. S. Moseley &
y- from 1967 to 1977 inclusive. /
& Co., Roosevelt & j; 900,000 as 3V4sc Due on /June 1
Cross, Byons,
Hannahs^ & Lee,
from 1978 to 1984 inclusive.
Inc.,
Anderson <&
Strudwick;/
420,000 as 3%s. Due on June 1Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1
Wells & Christensen, Inc.; Fed¬
from 1985 to 1987 inclusive.
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
In¬
eration Bank & Trust Co., New
terest F-A. Legality approved by.
Detroit, Mich. ''y - ..
York;. Mason-Hagan,. Inc.,
and
Chapman & Cutler., Z
;
Sale—The $260,000 spe¬
Robert K. Wallace & Co.iYt" C.y Z Bond
will
Canfield,
•
*
group
coih-
Barney
of about 3.07%.
basis
Secu-
&
school
Union
DiUon
3.10s,
as
Corporation; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades
Smith,
Bond^
li
15 from
Oakland County,
& Co., and B. J. Van Ingen
inclusive.
.Due on Feb. 1,
,,q
..
bids will
(CST)'
purchase of
10
1984
to
Miller,
totaling* $1,026,000
awarded to
'
Feb. 1
on
as 3.40s. -Due on Feb.
from 1985 to 1991 inclusive.
*; <innhnn:
i/m
r>
^
•
be. received until
Due
700,009
•
-
..
1978
from
:
-31/4S.
as
of
Stone.
Sal e—The
0f
Eastman
1
Feb.
on
basis
offered FebrUary 1-v. 195, p. 573
—Were
price
3s.Due
National
a
March
on
8
bids, until
inclusive. Principal and
(M-S)
payable at the4
Pliomrccil
C+o+q
Goxrinffa
"Rov»lr
r\-f
Chemical State Savings. Bank of
Midland.
Legality approved by
Boston, as 3s,
100.48,
of
bonds
sewer
c
as
Offering—Sealed.bids will
purchas^Q£$^9Q,0^;SChpQl:bohds,
ciyndon indep. School District S
'
from 1974 to 1977 inclusive.
.
ap¬
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell.
/• Not e—The
foregoing supple¬
ments/the report in our issue of
Feb. 5—v.
| 320,000
of
p.
sealed
to 1967
interest
Randolph, Mass.
a.m.
1972
to
v
to
Bank
price
a
1962. Due
573—
195,
the
v.
—
receive
will
about 2.91%.
$2,500,000 sani-
as follows.
un¬
t l
r
.
(CST) on March 13
$730,000 as 5s.
Due on Feb. 1
for the purchase of $134,716 pav?
\
' from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
ing certificates.
Dated* April 1,
11
awarded
at
Bank,
Jury, will receive sealed bids
til
31
Jan.
Shawmut
both of New
ot 100.02, a
interest cost of about 3.26%,
net
Bond
be received.until
Kindled & Cp., iMcDougal and
Co.,
p.m.
(EST), on Feb. 28 for the Inc.,'Channer NCwtnan Securities
purchase of $2,250,000 building Co., FoxKReusch '& Co., Inc., and
and site bonds; Dated Match 15, Saippairi&^iga^gtt a price; of par^
of Education,
Secretary of Board
The-sewer and
—
were
Company and the Chase
a
&
totaling $193,000 of-
.
bonds offered Feb. 6
195, p. 573—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank-
City, at
of
Payment
highways.
with. Wayne County, the
City of Detroit and the State
Highway Department contributing
their share of proceeds from such
Maynard, Mass.
Sale
sewer
Trust
trunkline
of Boston,
as
price of 100.14, a basis
a
Bond
—v.
York
troit to connect with various State
°f about 2.87%.
County Sanitary
Bond Sale—The
tary
within the city of De-
pressways
Company
2.90s, at
Commission (P. O. Annapolis),
Maryland
v^o.
$120,000 school t9xS$v.r,. >f
ct
0;>.
.
j,
school bftliiefing tionds offered Jan.
project loan bonds offered Janu-^
/ Midland School District,. Mich. * • 31—v. 19,5, p.^573—were awarded.
ary 3—v. 195, p. 573—were award-?
Bohd; Of^ring-4Jj'E. Johnson,^ to ;a' -syhdi^
of Bar^f
e(j to the State Street Banfcv'&
water bonds
*
"
authorized for construction of v.-t
exumuuil^u
Hanover, Massi
■
a?,,
hi
Palmer
a
Bond Sale—The
V. Sattley & Co.
Co.
&
Manhattan
Sorci, Secretary of Parish Police
v''c
Wm.
fered
ers
Offering—Joseph E.
Co.;
Inc.; Thomas & Co.; M. B. Vick &
Co.;
Watling,
Lerchen
&
Co.;
a
St. Bernard Parish
Certificate
'
Morris &
(P. O. Chalmette), La.
Bond
Hutton * &
E.
Thorndike,
Storey,
Dodge.
E.
Other members
of
the
group
Pollock, & Co., Inc., Robert Gar^
are:
A.
C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.;
rett & Soils; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan
Howard,. Weil, Labouisse, Freid- &
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur_ &
richs &..Co.;; Barcus, Kindred &"■
Co.; Mackall & Coe; Rand & Co.;.
Co.; E.F., Hutton & Co.; Abroms
Boland, Saffin, Qordon & Sautter;
& Co.; Weil Investment Co.; HenBaumgartner Downing & Co.;
drix & Mayes, Inc.; Piper, JafFerris & Co.; Janney, Battles &
iray & R'opwood.
W.
Treasurer, will receive
bids
c/o
First
National
Purchase of $855,000 school
q0 .
v;
St. Bernard Parish School Dist.
total
debt seryice;oh thpybonds is ;secured
by
proceeds
from state
taxes on gasoline and motor ve-
.
•
of
instalment
Bank. 45 Milk Street, Boston until
W-30 a nV (®ST) on Feb. 14_ ^for
,
Oct. 1,
3.81665%
third
$100,000,000
represent the
Bond Offering—R. S. Carraway,
Philadelphia
National
Bank; ' Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner &
Smith Inc.; Stone &
Webster
Securities
Corp.; > Ira
Haupt & Co.: B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; The Marine Trust Co. of Western New
The
Co.,
be^Vi eceived until March; 13 for the
Purchase of $690.00.,;Scho„l bonds,
Ossdo Independent School Dist.*%-
*
279, Minn&
/•'vVz
rj Bond Offering—Sealed, bids will
fon * the;' ^purchase f Off '' $485;0OO at a price Of 100.008-v a net inter- be ' 'receiyed "until .8* p.m.y (CST)
of
building Vand site bonds. : Dated Zest cost of about 3.45%, as fol- on 7Mar;/qi5Zf"^
March 1, 1962.
$1,060,000 school ,^^bonds.
///v'
Due onZ^June 1 lows:
,
.
..
.
-
-Number 6133
Volume 195
(797)
fered Jan. 29—v. 195, p. 451— tional Bank of New Rochelle, in
were awarded to the Manville' Bronxville. Legality approved by
4 ?■
Minnesota
Gideon, Director of Finance, ^11 ^a^ienal Bank, as 3.05s, at a price Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will; receive sealed bids until 11 a.m. of 100.07, a basis of about 3.03%.
Clarence, Lancaster, Newstead
be received until 8 p.m. (CST) on
(CST) on Feb. 20 for the purchase
;
New Jersey (State of)
,
and Amherst Central School Dist.
Springfield, Mo.
RoseviUe Indep School District
.
O.St. Paul), /
No. 623 (P:
v
-
.The Commercial .and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Offering
Bond
.
9,000,000 Transit Authority buses
-
Oli ver
J.
—
purc^se^of $900,- of ;$60d,000
j.
.:-.k
v,"
7
r
.
f.r-
•
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.
v
Legality
'-:*4/
MONTANA
;
County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until -2 p.m. (CST) oh
Feb. 14 for the purchase bf $450,-
:
000 State Aid road bbrms.
.
■Billings Special Improvement:
/
District No. 800, Mont.
Bond Offering—Wm. J.
Dated
Fry, Jr.,
Clerk, wili receive sealed
until 7:30 p.m.
(MST) on
City
March. 1, 1962. Due on March 1
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
In-
bids
from
Howar^Peterso?,°°°
ler & Ilaertzen.
■'
.
improvement bonds. Dated est cost of 3.
Other members of the
1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1, writing group include: J
'.
>;
.
C.
T rum an
■
-
Indep. Schpol District
No. 458, Mirrn,.
-
Bond Sale—The
bonds
160
offered
composed
Jan.
the
of
■■
District No. 34
$395,000 school
29—v.
awarded to
were
r—
Carbon County,
195,
(P. O. Belfry),
Montana
-
p.
Sale—The
Bond
Devine
&
-
under¬
./'/
^
Co.;
Trust Co. of Chicago; The Northern Trust
Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
v.
First National
Mahnheimer-
Merrill
Lynch,
Perce,
Fenner
City Comptroller's office.
Note — The foregoing supplements the report in our issue of
Jan. 29—v. 195, p. 574.
^
'
v
:
Paul
St
of
Eg^,;-Inc.^
&
T
^
^
tam
a price °f CorP.; Blair &
C°"
100.03.
$70,000
Due :on >March 1
to*;-1973 inclusive.
as 3s.
from 1965
80,000
3%s.
ns
Due
1974
from
on
1978
to
March 1
inclusive.
as 3.60s. * Due-p^ s|/[arch 1
from 1979 tp^l984 inclusive.
3.70s.
as
from
1985
.
Dawson
Djue" omMarch 1
49%7,Inclusive.
Biloxii'Miss;:
Bond
195
5
*
-
v
■;
District, N. J.
Sale—The $1,324,000 high
building bonds offered Jan.
will receive sealed hid«
Education
untii
8
^
(EST1
o m
X*^
on
Feb
19 for
,
-V
•_
East
^Sec^etarv^of' ^oarrf1
Carnev
089
p
Offering
4s.
as
and equipment of additional dor-
Laue, Jr-« Village Treasurer, will mitory facilities required to house
receive sealed bids until 1 p.m. students at Cornell University,
(®ST) on Feb. 14 for the purchase and to refund the unamortized
$310,000 general purpose bonds. balance
/'//■■
awarded
of
,
made
by
construction
-were
advances
and
the dormitories.
Sale—An Issue bf $42,500
sold to the Peoples
First National Barik^
/
The Bond Anticipation Notes were
issued to finance the construction
W.
Charles
—
Construction Fund.
monies in the
y
Rockuway, N.Y.
of
sale
the^avment^o?
"
improvement^ bonds
school
loxi,
■
foregolng suppie.
reporf in our issue of
peb
the
mainder of the Bond Anticipation
N°t;e.s will be paid out of certain
Note_The
ments the
^
proceeds from
dJ°
Inc^Ladenl Proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Meican-
Co.,
Bond
Bond
school
v
Pitman School
County High School
(P. O. Glendive),
Montana
to
'
,
&
District No. 1
'■:',$ik/r MISSISSIPPI^
//:/yr
Thalmann
tile Trust Co.; Wertheim & Co.;
Paribas Corp.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Bache & Co. ?
foregoing bonds
were not sold when originally offered on Jan. 23—v. 195, p. 265.
155,000
90,000
burg,
The
Note
Co;
>
,
Net
Mellon
follows:
„
of
IP
Smith
195» p* 58"~were awarded a group Smith Inc.: Kidder Peabodv & -1 P0™- 1962 to 1991 inclusive.
Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & 1 from 1962 to 1991 inclui
and fi'arrfd E Wbbd composed of^Plper
Jaffray_&
Kuhn,' Loeb &' Co,
Pnnc.pa, and mterest (J-D) ,
&
&& Co.,
Co^at', a" price "oT"par a net Hopwood, Allison - Williams ™ National Bank & Trust Co.;
Co.,
^le at the First-City National
price or par, a net.
stone
&
Webster
Sec'urities Bank of Binghamton. Legality apinterest cost of a
63%
as
^
Da^n
InCi> ancl Kal-
Bank
J„ \
New York State Dormitory '
Authority (P. O. Albany),
New York
Bond Sale—R. W. Pressprich &
Co., New York City, is manager
an
underwriting group which
and Vestal Central Sch. Dist.
is offering an issue of $12,500,000
No. 1 (P. O. Conklin), N. Y.
5%, 3y4%, 3%%, 3.60%, 3.70%
miBond
—• Florence H. and 3%%" revenue bonds",' Cornell
Thomas, District Clerk, will re- University Issue, Series A, due
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon Nov. 1, 1963 to 1997, inclusive, to
(F$T) omFeb. 15 for the pur- yield from 1.90 to 3.75% and ac^J1®8®,
$*■»'? 'PSIL8?}10
bonds, crued interest, according to maDated March 1,1962. Due on June turity.
tinental Illinois National Bank &
r:
01
$325,000 school
group
a
J.
Principal
-
anc* interest (M-S) payable at the
Conklin, Binghamton, Kirkwood
Chemical
Bank New York Trust Co.; Con-
Belfry School
bonds.
from
1965, inclusive.
Dated March 1, 1962.
,
The
"LeraHt^DDro'ved b*v Feb. 27 for the purchase of $675- for the bond?, setting a net Inter0468%.
terest M-S
purpose
March
1
Due on March 1 from 1963 to
First NaCity Bank of New York;
Lehman
Brothers; ' and: Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., on Feb. 6 purchased $42,000,000 State of New
Jersey, 4.15%, 3%,, 3.20% and .
Bank;
/
1967, inclusive.
V
1,200,000 various purpose bonds.
Bond S a 1 e—The $1,601,000
school bonds offered Feb. 7—v.
195, p. 689—were awarded to a:
syndicate composed of the Marine
Trust Company of Western New
York, in Buffalo; Roosevelt &
Cross; Manufacturers 'and Trad2%- State Recreation and .Con- ers Trust
Company of Buffalo; W.
servation
Land
acquisition and H. Morton & Co.; Kenower, MacState
Institution
Construction Arthur & Co., and John Small &
Bonds, due March 1, 1965 to 1992, Co., Inc., as 3.20s, at a price of
inclusive. The group bid 100.02999 100.55, a basis of about 3.14%.
Manhattan
on
1963 to
ap-. tional
■
Bond Offering—Arthur E. Nel¬
f
I-A.
proved by Sunson, Mag, Tnomson,
McEvers & Fizzell.
:
Swif tCounty(P. O.Benson),
i'''; V*v" • .Minfiesota ' ./j.v 4. '"4 4
son,
:
Interest
sive.
various
Due
.No. I (P. O. Clarence), N. Y.
Bond Sale— An underwriting
group managed by The » Chase"
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu-
on
1992.
1965 to
municpal ^airport.
Dj^,
bonds.. Dated April 1,4062.
000 school building bonds. Dated
JVlarch 1,1962.> Duetserially from
and
-
,
Feb. 27 for :the
57
ahd the
^
^boTh of Bi-
tional
Bank,
in
*
redeemable, be1970, at redempRockaway. tion prices ranging from 104% to
was
East
v
MISSOURI
■>
follows:
;
•
School/District,
Jefferson City
/
„
$400,000
offered 4an. 31—v.
bonds
451—were awarded to a
composed- of; 4he : Harris
Trust & Savings Bank of^hicago,
p.
group
G. H. Walker & Co ./-and/Newhard,
Cook St Co., at
net
interest
$240,000
:
Jan.
on
Bond Offering
price of 100.02, a
of-jabout 2.92%,
600,000
2%s. Du#
as
on
as
3%s.
as
66,000
Due on Feb. 1
from 1976 to 1980 inclusive.
3s.
as
Due
Feb. 1,1981
on
-
•
Due
on
Jan.
-
iQ7ft
as
3.40s.
1,
Jan.
on
1979 to 1982 inclusive.
•
Due
Sale—The
revenue
195,
—
Housing and Home Fina nce
Claremont, N. H.
Chairman
of
will receive
Board
sealed
of
,
bids until
11
(CST) on Feb. 19 for the
purchase of $400,000 sewer bonds.
Dated April 1,1962. Due on Feb. 1
a.m.
■
1
from
■
1963
to
1982
-
-
inclusive.
■
In¬
terest F-A. Legality approved by
Charles & Trauernicht.
St. Louis, Mo.
Bond
group
anty
Saie
f
South
Qrange and Maplewood
School District (P. O. South
Orange), N. J.
Bond Offering
—
F. R. Nuttall,
Note Sale — The $700,000 temporary loan notes offered Jan. 29
—v. 195, p. 574—were awarded to
the
Peoples National Bank of
Claremont, at 1.84%.
Hillsborough County (P. O.
Nashua), N. H.
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
tax
anticipation notes was
sold to the New England Mer-
Trust
Co.
of
New York;
Co.; Mercantile Trust
Co.; and Glore, Forgan & Co. are
on
Feb.
8
27 for the
100.019,
a
net
interest
writing
group
of. the
of
cost
under¬
include:
^
on
T\/%irvP-iv
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Bond
Offering
—
Edward
T.
.1.1.
oKio
Qf
q+
x^_
+T>o
Wo/irir»nfiol/i
P"orirlrvnTiolrl
lSTntinnnl
Mntinnnl
MJrh817'°i090fi2SCn!m
.
(P. O. Savona), N. Y.
inclusive.
to
1983
awarded
to
the
National Bank, as 2.90s, at a
p.
Bath
_
-
pa
Offering
—
(M-S)
Abraham
D.
Beame, City Comptroller, will receive sealed bids until Feb. 15 for
price
_
_____
follows:
k
whereby the university is obliged
_
_
make payments of rentals during the term ^ a lease so iong as
Qf the bondg are outstanding
The faculties, teaching and research work of Cornell University
are
not
located principally, although
exclusively, in and near
in
Due on March 1 from 1963 to
Tompkins
County,
at
the southern end of Cayuga Lake.
The
currently has a
total enrollment of
11,158 and,
although it has not sought to exuniversity
.
-hftrr)1v
paP(*
enroll-
if_
eq
11^
I
EItHEIFEMHE
students, subject to the mainte-
occupied at October, 1961. The
university has informed the Dormitory Authority that the new
housing
facilities''prodded by'the
Authority
$33,000,000 various purpose bonds,
have
not
caused
any
reduction in the rate of occupancy
of the existing dormitories.
The
1992, inclusive.
university will assign students to
14,000,000 rapid transit railroad the new facilities so as to probonds. Due on March 1 from vide for their maximum occu«
1963 to 1987, inclusive.
pancy.
30,600,000 school construction and *
Cornell University has convarious purpose bonds.
Due structed a new women's dormi.r?;
on March 1 from 1963 to4977, tory, >a
six-story and basement
structure
inclusive.
1,600,000
school
-
Due
1963 to
1972, inclusive.
on
March 1
having
a
normal
ca-
pacity of 480 students; and is confrom structing 28 two-story apartment
buildings, and a self-service laun-
construction
bonds.
-
Thornwood),
sive. Princioal
.<?ive. Princinal and interest
as
are
p.m!
2
Thornwood Fire
'/-k'-j New York
Bond
bonds
will re-
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school the purchase of $89,400,000 bonds,
451—were
of
.
District (P. O.
/ ■;■/'
A
of New York Under an agreement
Ithaca
Mount Pleasant,
as
D?ted MarchJ.,^1962. Due bonds offered Jan. 24—v. 195,
1963
until
Bond
Offering —faiuvn.
Hamilton, Secretary of Board of
«««u
vu«.n6 — Patrick D.
Education, will receive sealed bids Brady, District Treasurer, .will
until 6 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 20 for receive ,sealed. Jaids untR 2 p,pi,
Thurston Centred School Dist.
from
of
Series
vide for the payment of interest
on and principal of the bonds as
Feb. 15 for the pur- they become due, as well as cer$95,000
waterworks tain other costs and expenses. ;
bids
^«^»jas«ss
An issue of $200,000
1
on
The
payable from rentals to be paid
by
Cornell University to the
Dormitory Authority of the State
any
Dikeman,
Township School District
(P. O. Ashland), N. J.
par,
Strafford County (P. O. Dover),
Hallgarten & Co.? The Phila¬
New Hampshire
delphia
National
Bank;
Alex.
Bronxville, N. Y.
Brown & Sons; G. H. Walker &
Note Sale—An issue of $250,000
Bond Offering — E. C. Beebe,
Co.; W. H.. Morton & Co., Inc.; tax anticipation notes was sold to Village Treasurer, will receive
Blewer, Glynn & Co.; Dempsey- the State Street Bank & Trust sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Tegeler & Co., Inc.;,
Co. of Boston, at 1:84%,
Feb. 14 for the purchase of $219,Smith,
Moore
&
Co.;
Barr
Mrui irperv
000 public improvement bonds.
Brothers & Co.; W. E. Hutton &
new jekset
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on July
Co.; R.: S.Dickson & Co., Inc.;
Manvitte, N. J.
1 from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
&
MerleSmith; -Wood,
Bond Sale —The various pur- Principal and interest (J-J) payStruthers Sc Co.; Hir^ch & Co* *
pose bonds totaling, $136,000. of-.- able at the First Westchester Na_____
(EST)
^
tion and the Supplemental Reso¬
lution.
.
Voorhees
the
Revenue
4 and unpaid. These rentals are to
John- be in amounts sufficient to pro-
F.
_
Treasurer,
sealld
chase
Bath, Bradford, Campbell and
March
Viifage
;
,
t
Dated March 1, 1962. Due on b0nds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due
March 1, 1962. Hue on March 1 on April 1 from 1963 to 1981 infrom 1964 to 1983. inclusive. In- elusive. Interest A-O.; Legality
terest M-S. Legality approved by approved by Sykes, Galloway &
No. 1
about 3.10%.
>
Other members
Weigold of ,Co., Inc.*
&, 100.11, a
a Price
at
Monroe, N. Y.
Offering—Wm.
Bond
(EST)
b2S
m+w*.
?9nS'
3.20s,
ceive
until
r eo,
awarded
were
ston
bids
a.o.cnnn
The $245,000
—
s^bu.khng bonds ottered Feb,
receive
Concord), N. H.
Note Sale
Offering
rea
Secretary of Board of Education,
Merrimack County (P. O.
&
_
„
Bond
will
sealed
(P:o: Fabius), N. Y.
No. 1
basis of about 3.18%.
managed by Morgan Guar¬
Drexel
and Trunton Central School Dist.
as
purchase of $610,000 school bonds,
chants NationaT Bank of Boston,
An
Fabius, Lafayette, Pompey, Culver
p.m.
Agency, as 4%s, at a price of —
par.
Agency, as 4%s, at a price
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Stiers,
Trustees,
1979
by
sold to the
Metropolitan St. Lewis Sewer
1962 to
1 from
.
$150,000 water
were
Dec.
(J-D) payable at The Hunterdon
bonds offered Jan. 31—v.
450
p.
on
and
Dated Feb. 27, 1961. Due on Feb. ance with the provisions of the
27> 1963« Legality approved by Dormitory Authority Act of the
State of New York, the Resolu¬
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
County National Bank of Flem-
Ennis, Mont.
Bond
p.m.-
May 23, -I960
Supplemental
Feb. 15 for the purchase of $10,-. Bond Resolution adopted Feb. 5,
500,000 bond anticipation notes, 1962. They are issued in accord-
inclusive. Prineipal and interest
1
/
8
Mrs. Dorothy
of Board of
sealed bids
(EST) on Feb. 20
purchase
of
$575,000
school bonds. Dated Dec, 1, 1961,
'
Due
District (P. O. St. Louts), Mo.
Bond Offering—Lewis J.
—
Secretary
the
for
3.30s. Due on Jan. 1,
as
on
2.90s.
and 1982.
until
Jan. 1,
4975 and 1976.
66,000
1
Feb. 1
from 1971 to 1975 Inclusive.
380,000
3.10s. Due
as
1963 to 1970 delusive.
280,000
Gray,
1969 to 1974 inclusive.
'
264000
2%s||®u«^SFeb.
C.
one
000 a«
396,000 as 3«S Due on Jan. 1 from
3s. Dup on Tan 1 from
132,000
Note Offering—Sealed bids will adopted
be received until 2 p.m. (EST) on Second
Readington Township School Dist.
(P. O. Whitehouse Station), N. J.
1
1977.
'
as
from
a
cost
follows:
as
•
Due
from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
Bond.S,ale—,500^000
school
195,
k
3^s.
as
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ; :
(798)
7
■V
room
are
100.81,
198-two-bedroom
and
units
units,
expected
be
to
and
before
members
Harriman
of
;
Ripley
Brothers;
under¬
the
Van
>
.
...
,
■
of
members
the
' York;
bridge and general
bonds, for: $30,000
3y4s, due on June 1 from
1975
to
1979
inclusive; and
$31,000 as 31/2S, due on June
$61,000 road,
syndi¬
Co.; Northern
1 from
164,000
for
Dempsey-Tegeler
Co.;
Ingen
Williston Park, N. Y.
$397,000 mu¬
bonds
offered
p.
689—were
building
6—v.
195,
nicipal
Feb.
purchase
Williston Parky as
price of 100.06, a basis
3.30s, at a
street
Jan.
3
195, p. 574
v.
—
$24,000
3s.
as
Due
1963
.from
—
38,000
90,000
were
(EST) on Feb.
purchase of $2,200,000
Due
from 1963 to 1981 inclusive.
of
:
(P.O.Ada) ,Ohio
on
faclusive;: $120,000 as
due oh Apr. 1, 1968;
$440,000 as 3s, due on Apr. 1
from 1971 to 1981 inclusive;
$280,000 as 3.20s, due on Apt*.
1974
June
1
Due
on
Legality
approved
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
-
June 1
March 6 for the
June
Prin¬
(EST)
a.m.
Bond
1
(M-S) payable
at the Morgan Guaranty
Trust
Company of New York City. Le¬
on
Bond Offering
—
City School Dist.,
Chase
joint
those
.
by-
group
inclusive; $75,000
Manhattan
sale
on
to
1970
3s, -diie
Aprr 1 from 1971 to 1981
on
inclusive;
as
$150,000.
due
on Apr.
1
1987. inclusive.
1982
to
,
OREGON
;
Dufur,' Oregon
.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
3.20s,
as.
from
Bank
Legality approved by
originally scheduled} for Feb. 1—•
194, p. 2603—h^s been post¬
$60,000
Eugene, Oregon
:
poned until Feb. 20.
Bond
Offering—Thomas Beaty,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Co.
Bank,
Russells
Bond
Point, Ohio
Sale—The
improvement
bids until
$23,500
bonds
29—v.nf195,
offered
street
Jan.
27
1962.
11
a.m.
(PST) on Feb.
purchase of $1,850,000
bonds.
Dated
March
15,
for
the
water
were awarded
to the Farmers
Due
on
March 15 from 1965
at
Banking Company < to 1986
inclusive, Interest M-S.
Lake View, as;' 3 y4s, rat a pride
Legality approved by Wood, King,
ldO.25, a basis of about-3.16%.
Dawson &:
bid
of
St. Clairsville-Richland Local
a
3%, coupon,
Logan.
;
St.
Standard & Poor's, the bonds are
■
Note—The
School District (P. O
Rated Aa by both Moody's and.
unlimited
2 %s, due
as
1968
issue
the
awarded
was
about
Offering Postponed-^The offer-, waterworks bonds was sold to the
ing of $300,000 waterworks bonds United States National Bank of
Portland.
Ohio
Trust
from
1
inclusive; $275*000
/
'
of
■
.
Sept. 1, 1963-to 3.15 %/s Of
1984-85 maturities'.1'1 The
of
100,3299 for the
W. E. Easter-
Apr.
on
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
managers
competitive
,
National
cost
3.09%, for $100,000 as 4s, due
on' Apr. 1 from' 1964 to 1967
•
-
interest
net
-
purchase of $300,-
First
the
at
of Ravenna.
due
the
for
'
gality
approved
by
Caldwell;
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell.
able
1984
of the group
that offered publicly on Feb. 6 an
issue of $7,000,000 3% bonds at
prices to yield from 1.75% for
purchase of $3,-
Lincoln County, Boger City Sani¬
tary District,(P. O. Lincolnton),
North Carolina
-
to
and
the
Sale—Bankers
The
and
are
000,000 sewer and water bonds.
cipal and interest
.
from 1982 to 1987 inclusive.
1
600,000'. G ile r e a s e
Musfeum
bonds, at a price bf 100.16, a
v.
Columbus
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1
1963
from
1
interest
(J^-D)
Lorain
County Savings & Trust Co. of
Amherst.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
inclusive.
1980
be received until 11
Dec.
on
Principal
payable
at
on June 1
1973 inclusive.
to
;
20
2Q01,
.•
2 %s,"
will
receive
10 a.m.' (EST)
unitl
-J'r.'r
r."
-
1967
to
>
F.
for the purchase of'
$600,000 construction and refund¬
ing revenue bonds. Dated June 1,
1961. Duq on June 1 from' 1964 to
inclusive.
1969
bids
Feb.
on
to 1987 inclusive.
1,000,000 park bonds, at a price
ojM10Q.04, a net interest co$t
of about 100.04, for $160,000
as 4s, due on Apr. 1 from 1964
.
Kenneth
Treasurer,
sealed
on
inclusive.
High Point, N. C,
Dated
March
on
*
■ .
Feb. 20 for the
Due
inclusive.
Due
to
3%s.
as
from
a.m.
1962.
1,
—
'■
}
"
inclusive; $60,000 as 23/4s, due
on
Apr. 1 from 1968 -to 1970
inclusive; $220,000 as 3s, due
on
Apr. 1 from 1971 to 1981
.
Feb. 27 for the pur-*
1
chase of $470,000 school improve¬
from
1963- to
1987
inclusive.
ment bonds. Dated March 1, 1962. Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Due
as 3s<
from 1970
Scott,
Clerk, will receive sealed
on
1965
to
as 23/4s.
from 1966 to
Offering—Waldo I.
March
i
<
•
basis
a
Ohio "Northern University
Martin,
about
.
inclusive;.; and
$140,000
as
' : 3.20s, due on Apr. 1 from 1982
,
000 sewage treatment plant bonds/
Dated March 1* 1962. Due on Dec.
(EST)
to the Trust Company
Georgia, in Atlanta, at a price
100.01, a net interest cost of
about 3.14%, as follows:
(P. O. Port
Washington), N. Y.
the
price of 101.13,
a
cell, Clerk of Board of Educatioh,
awarded
33,000
construction bonds.
^s, at
will receive sealed bids until noon
The $185,000
—
improvement bonds offered
of
District No.4
school
were
—
Ravenna, Ohio
Chapel HHl, N. C.
Offering
Bond
general
20/ for
$125,000
195, Tp:' 451
Amherst Exempted Village School '
Bond
Offering-4-Ray.
HarDistrict, Ohio
tung, City Auditor, will receive'
Bond Offering—Grayce G. Pur- sealed bids until noon (EST) on}
NORTH CAROLINA
bonds.
bids until 11
The
—
-
OHIO
of about 3.29%.
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
Bond
V.
—
Bond- Offering
..
Offering—Sealed bids will
unitl Feb. 27 for the
District
-
school improvement bonds offered
,
refunding
$975,000
improvement bonds.
tional 7Bank;
received
North
Offering
-
.,
■
-
awarded to J. A. White & Co., as
be received until March 8 for the
of
revenue
bonds,
Bond
of
3.11%, for $80,000 as 4s; due
Apr. 1 from 1964 to 1967
on
oL about' 3.38 %v
Dak.
depart¬
cost
interest
net
for .the
.'.Vt
Riegel Local School District,
Jan. 3L
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
awarded to the Meadowbrook Na¬
New York "
$75,000,000
•
-.
Fargo; No. Dak.
Sale—The
Bond
Thruway
Authority (P. O. Albany),
of
-
3
Bismarck School District, N.
&
$13,000
Ohio
NORTH DAKOTA
Second .District. Se¬
13
fire
on'Feb.
of
v;v;.";■
■
New
inclusive.
3983
&
purchase
ment
$15,000 as 3%s,
v June U 1974; $90*000. as 3V4s,
due on June 1; from 1975 to
1980 inclusive; and $59,000 as
/ 3 ^>s, due oh Juried from -1981
to
received
-
New York State
Bond
be
bonds,
due on
refunding
$500,000 limited access facilities
bonds, at a price of 100.04, a
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase
Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.;
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Lyons, Hannah & Lee, Inc.,, and be received until March 6 for the
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
purchase of $925,000 school bonds.
& Co., Inc.;
Co.; Dominick &
Dominick:
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.; Bache & Co.; F. S. Smithers
& Co.; Weeden & Co., Inc.
Adams, McEntee & Cd.,. Inc.;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Dick &
Merle-Smith; Geo. B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc.; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Roosevelt & Cross Inc.; Tripp &
Co., Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc.; R.
D. White & Co.; Henry Harris &
Sons, Inc.
P '
be
i'
1983 inclusive.'
1980 to
school
New Bremen, Ohio
„
refunding
as
.
curities
Monday, February 12, 1962
.
Co.; Federation Bank & Trust Co.,
New
Co.; Salomon Brothers & Hutzler;
J.
;
igan Corporation; Hornblower &
Weeks; Ira Haupt & Co.; Dean
Witter & Co.; R. D. White & Co.;
W. H. Morton & Co,; Shcarspn,
Hammill & Co.; Hayden, Stone &
& Co.; Inc.;
Blyth & Co.,
body & Co;; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; White, Weld & Co.
W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.; East-;
man
Dillon, Union Securities &
Wertheim
I-
Co., Chicago; Eastman Dil¬
lon,
Union
Securities' &
Co.;
Roosevelt & Cross; First of Mich¬
Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.;
Pierce,
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Kidder Pea-
B.
-
Trust
writing group are;.
Lehman
•
basis of about 2.90%.-
a
cate: C. J. Divine &
Julyj 1, 1962.
Other
.
Other
com¬
ready for occupancy
pleted
4
Company of Western New York,
-in Buffalo, as 3s, at a price of
dry-utility building. The apartments,
containing
48
one-bed*-
.
es
Clairsville), Ohio
15—v. 195, p. 267.
an.
Bond Offering—Sealed
foregoing superthe report in our issue of
Linn and Benton Counties Union
tax
general obligations be. received Until March 15 for
ling, Secretary of Local Govern-*
High School District No. U-8
of
the
district, which embraces" the purchase -of $980,000 school
Commisson, will receive
(P.SO* Albany), Oregon.
i
approximately all of the City of building bond^;
sealed bids in Raleigh until
11
Bond
Sale—-The $1,000 school
Columbus, Valley View .Village
a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 13 for. the
Sugarcreek Township Local Sch. } bonds offered, Feb. 5-^-v.
and parts of Clinton and Mifflin.
195, ;>p.
purchase of $225,000 water bonds.
r
District (P. O. Bellbrook),
/ 690—were
awarded
to
a
group
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on June 1 Townships.
Ohio
*
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
from 1965 to 1992 inclusive. In¬
Columbus, Ohio v
Bond Offering-^-Paul W. Brown,. Inc.; John Nuveen &
Co.; Win.
terest J-D. Legality approved by
Bond Offering—Sealed "bids will Clerk- of Board :of Education, will P. Harper & Sbns & Co., and the
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. Pacific National
be received until March 1 for the
Bank, at a price
Mitchell. }
purchase of $11,237,240 various (EST) on Feb. 12 for the pur¬ of 100.07,- a net interest cost of
chase of $378,000 school building about
Pitt County (P. O. Greenville);
purpose bonds.
3.14%, as follows:
Seneca Falls, Fayette and Tyre
Central School District No, 1
.
ment
(P. O. Seneca Falls), N, Y.
•
.
Bond Sale—The
$350,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 31—v. 195, p.
451—were
&
Cross
awarded
the
and
Traders
and
to
,
v
Roosevelt
Manufacturers
•
Trust
Co., of Buf¬
falo, jointly, as 3.10s, at a price
100.36, a basis of about 3.06%.
of
Springville, N.Y.
Bond
Bond
1981
Due
on
ment
Interest
J-J.
Commission,
Le¬
(EST) on Feb. 13
$395,000 school
bonds.
Dated Dec.
1,
a.m.
Due
1
Bond Offering — The $110,000
bonds offered Jan. 30—v. 195, p.
575
Dated Feb. 1, 1962.
from 1963 to 1981
until
2
p.m.
March
1,
1962.
Due on
March 1 from 1963 to 1990 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
and
the
Chase
Manhattan
1, 1963
3s, due
Bank of New York City.
Legal¬
ity approved by Sykes, Galloway
&
Dikeman.
as
ments
Feb.
the
foregoing
renort
in
our
supple¬
issue
v
195,
p.
:
689.
North Carolina
,
Tonawanda Union Free School "
Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Kenmore),
New York
;
Bond
Sale—The
$5,455,000
building
bonds
offered
February were awarded tb a synschool.
...
idicate headed by the Marine Trust
Bond
offered
were
Sale—The
Jan.
$225,000 bonds
30—v.
195,
p.
575—
awarded to J. Lee Peeler &
price Of
March
6
1
bonds.
~;'M?■
^-.V*
elusive.
from
1963 to
1972
j: S
.
1967 inclusive.
Dated
and
.
,
^
26
until
for
water
7 ;P.m.
the
system
.
:
..
■
.
banking
_
Dated
carries
The
$550,000
Tulsa, Okla.
M
Bond
Sale—The,
$2,100,000
bonds offered Jan. 30—v. 195, p.
575—were awarded to a syndicate
composed
New
of
York
New York
the
Chemical
Bank
Trust
Company
of
City, Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, Blair & Co., Inc., Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., Dick &
Merle-Smith, W. H. Morton & Co.,
Inc., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., J. A.
Hogle & Co., George K. Baum &
Co., -and Mullaney/ Wells & Co.,
as
follows:
*•
v
•
Sale
March
from
•
3,.125%,
a.m. (CST)
purchase of
improvement bonds.
•
,fJ<r
1
Township.. School
Authority, Pa.
An
—
school
matures
the
*;>
'
investment
refund¬
revenue
ing bonds, series of 1962.
on'Feb.
for
:
group
callable
v'.vV: ; V,:./.
Offering—Sealed bids will
19
-
,
headed by Kidder,
Peabody & Co. 011 Feb. 6 offered
publicly a new issue of. $5,850,000
Due
/;
*
District
1996 in¬
:/•
/
Cheltenham
be received until l0:30
in-
..
.
Bond
of
revenue
1962.
.
.
Interest M-S.
■
Oregon, in Port¬
'
„
.
(CST)
purchase
Dated March 1,
Bond
:
3,580 water supply line bonds.
M Due on Nov, 1 from 1963 to
$200,000
sold to the First
PENNSYLVANIA
Okmulgee County (P. O.
Okmulgee), Okla.
Offering—Anna C. Pflug-
Nov. 1
.
.
'
^ water
supply line and
sanitary sewer bonds. Due on
\
I.
County (P. O. Toledo),
follows:
bond
land.
March 1 from 1965 to
on
$110,460
5
Feb.
$129,000
felder, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
on
Feb. 20 for the purchase of
$114,040 special assessment bonds,
as
received
on
il;i
March 1, 1962. Principal
interest:(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office,; Legal¬
a net interest cost of-about
3.38%,; ity approved by Squire, Sanders
as- follows:
:
6 Dempsey.
.V. - ^
-
Co., and the Carolina Securities
Corp., jointly, at a price of 100.04,
be
pur¬
terest J-D.
Bond
15
swas
sewer
.
.
/Bond Offering—Sealed bids'will
clusive.
Ohio
,
Clayton Public Works Authority
(P. Q. Clayton), Okla.l
par.
1963 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
Lucas
Jan.
Taft, Oregon
Bond Sale—An issue of
OKLAHOMA
$3,500,000 hospital bonds.
April 1, 1962. Due on Dec.
from
on
National Bank of
,
sealed
the
for
Due
3s.
as
as 3V4S.
Due on Jan. 15
ff6mr1075 to 1983 inclusive.
purchase of $98,000 improvement
bonds,
<■
:
«
Offering—^Joseph Mitock,
until
Dated
•
Wayne County (P. Ot Goldsboro),
a
15,
Jan. 15
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
chase of
on
and 1973.
3V2S, at
on
from 1971 to 1974 inclusive.
be received until March 5 for the
City Auditor, will receive
bids
inclusive; and $13,000
3^4s, due on June 1, 1972
of
•
5—v.
and 1964; $35,000 as
June 1 from 1965
as
Due
from 1966 to 1970 inclusive.
200,000
Shaffer
Williams.
College (P. O. Hiram
I"" Lorain, Ohio
Bond
to 1971
•
,
Not e—The
1973.
general refunding bonds,
for $10,000 as 6s, due on June
(M-S)
at
Agency,
23/4s.
as
450,000
dormitory construction and re¬
funding revenue bonds was sold
to the Housing and Home Finance
&
58,000
equipment
and
Bond Sale—An issue of $205,000
Lee
school refunding bonds,
for $10,000 as 4s, due on June
1, 1963 and 1964; $35,000 as
3s, due on June 1 from 1965
to 1971 inclusive; and $7,000
as
3V4S, due on June 1, 1972
(EST) on Feb. 14 for the purchase
$3,830,000 improvement bonds.
payable
at
First National Bank of Xenia. Le¬
for the
28
Ohio
$52,000
of
Dated
J.
Co., and the Carolina
Corp., at a price of
100.10, a net interest cost of about
3.22%, as follows:
Offering—Henry J. DeWitt, Jr., Town Supervisor, will
bids
to
Securities
Tonawanda (P. O. Buffalo), N. Y.
Bond
sealed
awarded
were
—
Peeler
inclusive.
receive
250,000
as 3%s. Due on Jan.
1964 and 1965.
Vermillion, Ohio
Hiram
by
North Carolina
p.m.
(EST) on Feb.
purchase of $2,441,000
building
J-D.
Sampson County (P. O. Clinton),
2
until Feb.
bonds.
1963
:
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Feb.
from
Interest
approved
1
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell.
(P. O. Chittenango), N. Y.
Offering—J. L. Graves,
on
June
on
inclusive.
1972
Bond
Due
payable
$100,000
interest
Citizens
&
11
Legality
Lenox, Manlius and Cicero
school bonds.
(J-S)
1962. Due
1982 in-,
to
and
the
tion,
to
the
received
1,
1963
Principal
until
Sullivan, Lincoln, Cazenovia,
until
wili
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
receive
for the purchase of
afield & Wood.
for
will
elusive.
March
from
1
gality approved by Peck,
1961.
15
(P. O. Genoa), Ohio
Dated
Dec.
on
,
purchase of $890,000 land acquisi¬
building
bids
Genoa Area Local School Dist.
Easter-
be
gality approved by Hawkins, Del-
Central School District No. 1
E.
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
July 1 from 1962 to
inclusive.
Offering—W.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Feb. 15 for the purchase of $202,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
1962.
bonds.
North Carolina
Offering—Thomas J. Ken-
ney, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
1,
1962, the issue
1962
according
1962-1977
.
to
of
coupons
.
to
1979
and
1.50% Mo
maturity.
maturities
are
priced at 100; the 1978 maturity is
offered to yield 3.15%, and, the
1979 maturity to yield 3.20%. '
Associated
with
Kidder, Pea.
body & Co. in the offering
Drexel
&
are:
Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co;; Harriman Ripley &
Co.; Inc.; Bache & Co.; Blair &
Co., Inc.; Fahnestock & Co,;; Ira
Haupt & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Co,; Reynolds & Co.;
M
Schmidt,- Roberts
&
Parke;
Singer, Deane & Scribner;; Stroud
&. Co.,; Inc.;;DeHaven ;&, Townsend,; Crouter & Bodine; Rambo,
Number 6133/;
195
Volume
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
(799)
59
■'?
Cameran County, Santa Rosa
1 from 1986 to 1996 inclusive. In- Brothers, at a price of
- Pickens County School District - •»
& Kerner,, Inc;; Woodcock,
par, a net
-.Water Control and Improvement
terest J-J. Legality approved by interest cost of about
CP. O. Pickens), S. C.
3.30%, as
Moyer,/ Fricke •'& French, Inc.;
District (P. O. Santa Ana), Tex.
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall follows:
Bond -Offering—H.
E. Russell,
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; Hal& Horton.
Bond Offering—Jesse E. Moses,
lowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirk- Chairman of Board of Trustees,
$325,000 as 5s. Due on April 1
land & Co.; Harrison & Co.;-Jan- will receive sealed bids until noon President of Board of Directors,
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
Texas Lutheran College (P. O.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
ney, Battles & E. W. Clark, Inc.;
(EST) on Feb. 21 for the pur75,000 as 3.70s. Due on April 1,
Sequin), Texas
1968.
W. H./Newbold's
Son. &. Co.; chase of $800,000 school building p.m. (CST) on March 5 for the
Bond
Sale—The $270,000 dor¬
705,000 as 3s.
Due on April 1
Schaffer, Necker &- Co.; J. W. bonds. Dated March 1, 1962. Due purchase of $350,000 water im- mitory revenue bonds offered Jan.
from 1969 to 1976 inclusive.
Sparks & Co./Yarnall, Biddle & on Jan. L from 1963. to 1982/n- provement bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 23—v.
195, p. 164—were sold to
975,000 as 3^4s. Due on April 1
Co.;
Cunningham,
Schmertz
& elusive. ,T Interest J-J.
Legality, 1962.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1965
Housing and Homp Finance
iu
xiuausive.
xiitcic»u
A -rx.
Co., Inc.; Hess, Grant & Reming- -approved by Sinkler, ; Gibbs & to 1992 inclusive. Interest F-A.» A«enov a<! oil- a4. a nr;r~ nf nar
from 1977 to 1985 inclusive.
Legality approved by Dobbins &
ton, Inc.; Poole
Co.;. Suplee,; Simons.
g; y' "'j5 /zS> at a pr,ce 01 par". 920,000 as 3%s. Due on April 1,
.
Close
■f
'
*
,
Y eat
ni
.
Mosley ;'Co.,-K Inq.;^ - N 0t e—The foregoing suppleG. H. Walker & ments the report in our issue of
Co".;'ArthurIi. Wright & Co., Inc. Feb," 5—v. 195, p. 690.
a
Thomas
Wichita County (P. O. Wichita
Howard.
n.,
&
Co.;
Carrollton
Indep. School District,
Bond
bonds
v;/? r.,%
Faston,
•>-/,,
O f f
Bond
March
frnm
ri
e
1962.
1,
1 Qfi4
tn
Due
"1985
—
Ralph f.
on
n g
March ! ;
inclusive
jssu*?:°*
®fho^ b"i^^S.b51n?S^as sold
Richland County
School District1
?.
(P O. Columbia), Si C. * -
No. 2
Purc,nase/Oi
In-
on
Boothman.
Interest M-S.
4^s. Due
as
295,000
Corpus Christi Indep. School Dist.,
Le¬
1—v.
195,
cate:
Bank
A.
Co
&
*
2%s. Due
as
from
1966
to
G*^ H
YnrWH.n^
&
I
walker
Merle-Smith*
Winkler County (P. O.
Kermit), Texas
March 1
on
1972
Allyn & Co.; HornWeeks; Dean Witter &
Dick
March 1
on
C.
blower &
p.
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive.
.
1978 inclusive.
Feb.
'1986 and 1987.
^ °ther members of the syndi-
$1,000,000 road
offered
$100,000
,v/:
/
/,
^
minois Nati0nal
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
inclusive, in- Due bonds. ' Dated1; March J/1962.
ing
March
from 1963 to
terest M S
.
576—were awarded to the Conti-
mcAUSlv®- "rarest jkl-doogamy
build-
5cn°0L
^alIs2t TVca^
Sale—The
«
Sale—^The
Bond
•
$550,000 hosairport bonds
inclusive,
pital, library and
rV; \
Texas ~
315,000 as 3s
Due on March 1 offered Jan. 22—v. 195, p. 267—
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will /'i- from 1973 to 1978 inclusive, were awarded to the First NaBond Sale—The $100,000 school
be received until 4 p.m. (CST) on
290,000 as 3V8S. Due on March 1 tional Bank of Dallas, and Dittimprovement bonds offered: Jan.
SOUTH DAKOTA
* / ; / March 1 for the purchase of $2,from 1979 to 1982 inclusive, mar & Co., jointly, as follows:
30—-v. 195/ p7 575—were awarded;
D00,000 s ch o ol bonds.
Dated
Clark, S.
to
Wichita Falls Indep. School Dist.,
Kidder;. iPeabody . &/ Ca., as
$105,000 as 3s. Due on Jan. 15
March 1, 1962.,
'
'
\
Texas
^
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
3%s,..at a price of 100.40, a basis /Bond Sale—The $20,000 water
Jarvis Christian College (P. O..
of about 3.32%.v■ //•/"///; v;• improvement bonds Offered . Jan.
Bond
Sale—The
$3,000,000
365,000 as 3.10s. Due on Jan. 1
schoolhouse bonds offered Feb. 6
vV"
from 1969 to 1975 inclusive.
Dallas), Texas
•v//////'.-;v\,
•//••
- 30—v. 195, p. 576—were awarded
Pennsylvania General State "
f0
the
-v. 195, p. 691—were awarded to
First National Bank of ;; Bond Sale—The $452,000 dor- •
80,000 as 3.20s.
Due on Jan. 15,
Authority, Pa. //'///■/:;. Clark, as 2.90s, at a price of par.
1976 and 1977.
syndicate headed by Lehman
mitory revenue bonds offered Jan.
Bond Offering—R. Davis, Con-' ■
Y"/;/':/'/,. -v'7''://'/./'; '
25—v. 195, p. 267—were sold to
UNITED STATES
troller
Gleneral,
-will , receive
South Dakota Board of Regents
the Housing and Home Finance
Newtown Township Sch. District
*
gality. approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
// (Pt O. Newtown Square-), Pa.' !■
■
.
_
&
Simons.,
;,
.
DakJfl^x^i
'
.
.
•
.
,
.
sealed
bids
until
(EST)
noon
(P. O. Pierre), S. Dak.
on
Agency,
Mar.v 13 for the purchase of $25,' Bond Sale-^-An issue of $370,V
000,000 revenue bonds". Dated Apr..- 000 Northern State Teachers Col15, 1962. Due on July 15 ' from lege ' Dormitory
revenue' ': bonds
1965 to 1989 inclusive. Interest "J-J.- was sold to the .Housing and Home /
PUERTO RICO '/■;//- ;v '
......—-UL-
Puerto Rico Ports
«
price of
Authority,'
as
■.
3J/2S,
Airport PassengersIncreased—'•«...
Passenger; traffic through Puerto
Cargo
Traffic
Rico International
^ ./
Bond
Offering—Charles Thrail„
m
Sale—An
issue
of
& Co., Inc.. in association with First National City Bank, New,
York, and by The Chase Manhattan Bnak and Bankers Trust Co.
The group was high bidder for the bonds Feb. 7 when bids were
$380,-
.
drainage
received
Feb.
Juan, Puerto Rico, totaled 147,812
in December, 1961, compared with
119,947 passengers in December of
1960, an increase of <23.2%, ac¬
cording to Manual Sanchez Rivera,
21 lor
the
The
.
__
,
the
at
Executive Director of the Author¬
(F-A) payable
Bank of
Chase. Manhattan
.
March
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Prin-
cipal and interest
,
_
in__
.
1.50%
99
Elkins, Weems & Searls.
.
•
an
increase of 46.7%.
clusive.
Interest
J-J.
Lubbock, Texas
Legality
^
ye poy®rnment_Pevelopment approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Bank
for
Puerto
Sale—The
Bond
agent
the
for
Puerto
fiscal
is
Rico
Trimble & Mitchell.
Ports
v;.V
.I
Authority.
„
Rhode Island (State of)
,1 '-:t.
$2,250,000 imr"
Bond
v.
195,
notes
575
p.
offered
Jan.
31—
awarded
were
as
follows:
$7,750,000 notes to Salomon Bros.
&
Hutzler,
for
$3,000,000
1.65% and $4,750,000
Feb.. 20
:
New
York
.
National
school
Bond
City, at 1.80%, plus
Sale—The
Due
on
Mar.
&
Simons.;
,
.
1
Feb.
March
for
28
$1,105,000
from
1,
1962
terest J-D.
-
-
J-J.
.
'
_
1:30 p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
.bonds.Dated
to
Due
1984
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
In¬
p.m.*
receive
'
bonds.
on
Feb.
clusive.
of
Dated
15
bids
until
West
•
Feb.
from
Interest
1962.
15,
1963
to
7
1990
Secretary
„
Co^' Inc.'
^
Tkrill
will
p.m.
of
rar>iaJi70
Board
of
coolor) '
Directors,
nnfil
New
Merrill
purchase- of
$2,250,000
improve-
ment revenue bonds. Due on July
'
retire
;
&
Smith
••/.■
following winning bids:
Principal Amount
/
•
:
.
,•
York. N. J.
.
"~I_
.
___
.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Inc.; Stone & Webster
$2,380,000
15,930,000
1,065,000
18,925,000
800,000
1,395,000
Coupon—%
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & C04
f
f-
o
r
.
.
A1
..t
-
^
Coffin & Burr, Estabrook & Co.,
Ira Haupt & Co.; •/
:
101.207
3%
'
101.718
3%
'101.476
3y4
■
/
100.766
3%
101.796
3%
101.414
3%
3%
101.601
3%
3V2
2,125,000
1,760,000
1,055,000
1,610,000
1,745,000
1,610,000
101.584
3%
3%
3Vz
1,035,000
3,000,000
101.588
101.786
101.705
.
.
101.765
101.740
3%
102.152
1.690.000
3^
101.755
14,575,000
1,645,000
790,000
3%
101.606
3^
101.588
3%
101.592
underwriting
group
includes
*
.Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower
&
Weeks; Lee Higginson
Bax-/^Pollock & Co
■,
Rfnwn
Co.^Alex. Br^n &
Bid— %
3%
Co™CsTea/r&t CoTl1 * ^ F" f
Rothschild & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Webber, Jackson
9
receive. sealed bids until 2
(CST) on Feb. 14 for the
■
-
in¬
Authority
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
Bond Offering—Leslie R. Neal,
..
from
New
F-A.
San Antonio River
-
.
1949
In addition to the
managers the
among others, the following:
Due
Legality
approved by Dobbins & Howard.
.
York, N. Y._
Columbia, Tenn.
on
Feb. 12 for the
$550,000 schoolhouse
(CST)
purchase
sealed
of
for
15 years from their date at prices
Agency
„
Indep.
School District (P. O.
1
;
Ben Bolt), Texas
^-Dittmar 6c
Texas
Bond Offering—Carlos W. Coon,
of Board of Trustees,
will
the
school
1962.
/
(P. O. San Antonio),
■
the
Fairfield, Ala
Chicago, 111.
Hopkinsville, Ky.
.New Orleans, La.
Frostburg, Md.
Somerville, Mass.
Worcester, Mass.
Tupelo, Miss.
Charleston, Mo.
Dover, N. H.
Bayonne, N. J
Irvington, N. J
Neptune, N. J
Paterson, N. J.__
Dumas,
President
,
^
■
under
PHA.
Local
1963
Interest
100
a yield of 1.50%
to a dollar price of
bonds and applies to issues of agencies in Chicago,
The group submitted the
Almon
from
15
inclusive.
1985
•
> ,
Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco
...
Jan.
.
.
,
on
'.'V
Offerings-Sealed bids will
be received until
'i,
Due
TEXAS
from
-
the
of $74,000
to
sold
was
three
yield
and the local issuing
agency.
The faith of the United States is
solemnly pledged to the payment of the annual contributions
by
:
Texas
Bond
on
bonds
Dist.
1964 to
Bond Sale—The $i50,000 school
1984.inclusive-interest M-N. Lebuilding bonds offered Jan. 31—
gality approved by Sinkler, GibbS v.-195, p. 576—were awarded to
,
'
Northside Independent School
■.///,/, /■■■"
County School Dist. *
(P. O. Charleston),
issue
Sale—An
Legality ' approved
by
Huguenin & Boothman.
Vllle-
Brown,
Chairman
of
Board -of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST), on Feb. 14 for
the purchase of $1,000,000 school
bonds.
DatedMar.
building
1,.
.
to
American National Bank of Nash-
BondOfferin g—Charles A.
1962.
1962.
Amarillo Indep. School District,
% '
,
^
of
housing
projects and to meet the additional costs of such housing projects.
/
The bonds are secured by a first pledge of annual contribu¬
tions unconditionally payable under a contract
between the PHA
McKinney, Inc. Dated Jan. 15,
.
CAROLINA
■'
&
$240,000 fund-^
ing bonds offered Jan. 31—v. 195,
p. 451—were awarded to the First
City,/.at, 1.65%,
South Carolina
■
Texas
in
a
price
issuance of the bonds will be used to
notes issued to finance the construction costs
of low-rent
Mary-
"
Charleston
;
of
Bond
...
No. 20
Bank
Montgomery County (P.O.
Clarksville), Tenn.
premium of $282.00.
SOUTH
price of 100.03.
public
from
dollar
offering of Housing Authority
amendment to the U. S. Housing Act of /
1937 and brings the total
principal amount of bonds sold to $3,383,724,000. As of Sept. 30,-1961, there were $2,910,110,000 bonds
outstanding. 1 ;
Z ;/ /
•:
: '
;
,•
for; the
~
.
-a
a
Marshall
a
.
'
/,;/* plus a premium of $100.00. '
2,000,000. notes to the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Houston, at
Cutler.
Hutzler, at 1.80%, plus a
-v
premium of $450.00. " 4
1,250,000 notes / to the Morgan
/
Guaranty Trust Company of
,
'
"
Shas-
to
out
scaled
is scaled from
Proceeds
Normangee Independent School
ville, or at the Bank of Maryville.
District, Texas
Legality approved by Chapman & /
at
at.1.70%,
&
-
Offering—Lynn L.
Blount
,plus a premium of $965.00.
7,000,000 notes to Salomon Bros.
,
Maryville, Tenn.
maturities
the
to
.
.
Bond Sale_The $250,000 street
purchase of;
jmprovement bonds offered Feb.
$100,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
1—v. 195, p. 576—were awarded
1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from 1963
to the Republic National Bank of
to 1967, inclusive.
Principal and
Dallas and Rotan, Mosle & Co.,
interest. (F-A)
payable at the
jointly.
■
v
Offering—The $18,000,000
Interstate
:
C
for 3%%
bonds
provement bonds offered Feb. 7
—v. 195, p. 267—were awarded to
the National Bank of Commerce,
teen, City Recorder, will receive
seated bidst until- 7:30 p.m
(EST)
on
Note-
i
/
RHODE ISLAND
.tr,
v
;
1962
The bonds will be callable
.
Rico
the
reoffering the bonds
C-l and D—at prices
ranging from 104% to 100%.
;
•'.<
Current offering is the 34th
■
last year,
is
C,
111.; Somerville, Mass.; Worcester, Mass.; and New York City.
Scale C-l ranges in yields from 1.50% to 3.45% and is
appli¬
cable to bonds of the New Orleans. La.
housing agency.
Scale D is scaled from a yield of .50% out to a dollar
price
of 100 for 3V2%
bonds due 1995-2002 and applies to issues of
agencies in Fairfield, Ala.; Hopkinsville, Ky.; Frostburg, Md.;
Tupelo, Miss.; Charleston, Mo.; Dover, N. H.; Bayonne; N. J.; Irvington, N. J.; Neptune, N. J.; Paterson, N. J.; West New York,
N. J.; Columbia, Tenn.; and
Lawrenceburg, Tenn,
-
New York City or at the Hamil;7-:V>:
Lone Oak, Texas
ity. Cargo moved through the air.Bond Offering—Mrs. Edna Alport in December totaled 5,907,242 ton -National
Bank of Chattapounds,-against 4,289,591 in No., nooga. > Legahty
.approved
by bins, City Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
vember, 1960, an increase of 37.7%. - Chapman. & Cutler.
^
on
Feb. 16 for the purchase of
For the 12 months, of the year
^;.s: Knoxville, Tenn. •;/"
;'
$85,000 water and sewer system
to Dec. 31, there were
1,564,797
; Bond Offering—Mayor John J.
revenue bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
passengers
serviced, compared Duncan will receive sealed bids
Due on Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1992
with 1,456,842 the year
before, an until noon.
(EST) on Feb. 27 for inclusive. Interest J-J. Legality
increase of 7.4%. Cargo moved in
the, purchase of $600,000 school approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
the year amounted to 4 68,602,942
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
Due Boothman.
y"/'-"
jpounds, against 46,776,279 pounds on Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
.
.
for
Scale
M-S. Legality approved by Vinson>
agen¬
3V2% bonds due 1995-2002.
.
1962. Interest
1,
group
scales—Scales
purchase
_
$79,550,000 bonds of 22 local housing
managers of the offering group are Shields & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., The First Boston Corp., Smith, Barney
& Co., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Due on Mar. T
(|rom l964 to 1969 inclusive.
receive^
total of
a
Other
(EST) onrT JOUyUOO.
Due on Mar. 1
of $1,o^/
rl
inclusive.
160,000 as 3%s. Due on Mar. 1
250,000 street improvement bonds.
from 1975 to 1982 inclusive.
Dated Feb. 1,1962. Due on Feb. 1
bids-until 1 p.m.
sealed
Airport, at San
on
cies located in 16 states.
$120,000 as ,3V2S.
,
tTown*.; Clerk,^.^will
offering of $73,135,000 New Housing Authority 3^%, 3%%
Bonds due 1962-2002 is being made by an underwriting
group headed by Phelps, Fenn & Co., Lehman Brothers and Blyth
and 3V4 %
improvement bonds
was
sold to Rauscher, Pierce .&
Co., Inc., and Moroney, Beissner
& Co., jointly, as follows:
_
International
And.
$73,135,000 Housing Authority Bonds Publicly Offered—Pub¬
lic
7
(P. O. Liberty), Texas
.
Bond
000
TENNESSEE
?'
:
at' a Z-
>
/;/V.//.
par.
.
(P. O. San Juan), Puerto Rico
;
Agency,
price of par.
a
^Liberty County Water Control
and Improvement Dist. No. 5
£
'///i//;YY//;\; Finance
3%s, at
as
&
Co.;
Wood,
*C°?
& Curtis; Wm.
»
Inc4 Reynolds
Struthers
Bacon,
Stevenson
Becker
&
&
Co.;
&
A.
Co.;
G.
Co., Inc.; Braun, Bos-
'i
60
& Co., Inc.; R. S. Dickson
Co., Inc.;
First of Michigan Corp.; Fitz-
Patrick, Sullivan & Co.; Hirsch &
Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; W. E.
Hutton
&
Co.; Shearson, HamTucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day; J. C. Bradford & Co.;
F. W. Craigie & Co.; Francis I.
duPont &
Co.; Eldredge & Co.,
mill
&
Geo.
,
Fleming
Nolan,
Gibbons
B.
Inc;.
Co.,
&
&
& Co., Inc.; McDon¬
Co.; The Ohio Co.; Rand &
E. F. Hutton
ald &
Roosevelt
&
Cross
Inc.;
Co., Inc.; Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc.; Henry Harris &
Sons, Inc.;
^
Chemical
Bank
New
York
Co.;
Stroud &
vine
Savings Bank; C. J. DeCo.; Kidder, Peabody &
&
Co.; Salomon Brothers & Hutzler;
Trust
Northern
The
Illinois
tinental
Co.;
Con¬
National
Bank
Chicago; The
Philadelphia National Bank;
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Co.
Trust
.and
of
The First National
King County, Auburn Sch. Dist.
No. 408 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
school
bonds.
Dated
1962. Due on March 1
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Bank
Ore¬
of
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.;
W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.; Weeden
Weter,
approved
by
Roberts & Shefelman.
Legality
&
Co., Inc.; Dick & Merle-Smith;
B.
J.
Van
Ingen & Co., Inc.;
Seattle-First National Bank; Blair
Co.,
City National
Inc.;
Bank
& Trust Co., Kansas City, Mo.;
Dominick & Dominick;
Hayden,
Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York;
Barr
Brothers
&
Co.;
Fidelity
Stone
&
Union
Co.,
Trust
First
Inc.;
King County, Bellevue School
(P. O. Seattle),
Washington
B on dS a 1 e
195,
in
Bank
N. J.;
Dallas;
The First National Bank of Mem¬
Industrial
National
Bank
Island; Laidlaw & Co.;
Trust Co. of Georgia;
Baker, Watts & Cq.; Federation
Bank & Trust Co.; First National
Bank in St. Louis; The National
7
Co., First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, Rand & Co., and the First
Washington Corp., at a price of
of
Commerce
National
Bank
of
of
Seattle;
Westchester,
"
1963
100,000
Feb.
for
20
the
Mukilteo, Wash.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 19 for the purchase of $12,500
improvement bonds. Dated March
1, 1962. Due on March 1 from 1964
to 1977, inclusive.
Interest M-S.
Bond
4V2s. Due
and
as
Due
on
y
1965. v•'
840,000 as 2%s. Due
-
from
650,000
1966
to
3s.
as
Due
April 1
on
inclusive.
1974
April
on
of
,
.
__
1
(Village), Blooming
School
.
'
V-'
Wisconsin
1
Bond
Offering
—
QUEBEC
Arvida, Quebec
S.
school building bonds.
Dated March
1, 1962.
Due on
March 1 from 1963 to 1981, incl.
Interest M-S.
Legality approved
$950,000
Bond
$411,500 improvement
Dated March 1, 1962.
Bond
cor¬
school
000
Due
1962.
:
Due
7
7 r
;2'Av::y7;- 'y
Bond
Town
Bond
(EST)
Offering—EosaireG. Bris-
chase
on
will receive
(EST) on
purchase of $716,-
Clerk,
on
to
group
Feb. 13 for the
on
of
Feb. 12
$200,000
clusive.
Pierce County
No. 401
Bond
bonds
a
Town
tional
Bank.
School District
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
awarded
Bank
of
to
Na¬
the
Washington,
in
Tacoma.
White
Plains, N. Y.; The Peoples
Bank of Charlottesville,
Va.;
Third
National
Bank
in
Nashville; Spencer Trask & Co.;
G. H. Walker & Co.; J. C. Wheat
& Co.; Tilney & Co.; Tuller &
purchase of $1,800,000 sewer rev¬
Zucker.
enue
WEST VIRGINIA
National
I
Huntington, W. Va.
Offering—Sealed bids will
until April 9 for the
Bond
bonds.
receive
p.m.
(MST)
purchase
sealed
Due
Dated
Dec.
on
until
13
$1,750,000
building bonds.
1961.
bids
Feb.
on
of
SERVICE-LEARN
15
for
Martell, Ook Grove, River
,
r
;;
Falls, Salem, Trenton and
5
Trimbelle
the
(Towns) Joint
Sch. District No. 1 (P. O.
school
June 15,
from
THE"ABC,S"OF
GOOD MAILING HABITS!
(Villages), Diamond Bluff, Ells¬
worth, El Paso, Gilman, Hartland, Isabelle, Maiden Rock,
Utah
Bond Offering—Eberhart Zundel, Clerk of Board of Education, y
will
FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT POSTAL
Bay City, Ellsworth, Maiden Rock
County, County Sch.
(P. O. Brigham City),
;
x
WISCONSIN
UTAH
Box Elder
District
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS* ;
received
be
Ellsworth), Wis.
Offering—M. L. Oftedahl,
Bond
1965
Legality approved by Chapman &
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 20
Cutler.
for the purchase
to
1971
y Note
inclusive.
—
Interest
J-D.
The foregoing supple¬
the report in
Feb. 5—v. 195, p. 691.
ments
our
issue
of
building
1962.
to
bonds.
Due
1979,
on
Sale—The $170,000 school
construction
bonds offered Jan.
at
a
195, p. 576—were awarded
F.
S.
Moseley & Co.,
price
of
100.40,
Interest M-S.
(Village and Town)
a
as
3.40s,
basis
Sale—An
Bond
Bond
to
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL!
1964
Joint School District No. 5, Wis.
Williamstown School District, Vt.
31—v.
March 1 from
inclusive.
Germantown
VERMONT
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
of $700,000 school
Dated March 1,
school
000
issue
of $270,bonds was
building
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
sold to the Channer Newman Se¬
curities
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
Co.
LETTERS AND PACKAGES !
Grantsburg (Village), Anderson,
of
Daniels, Lincoln, Trade Lake,
about 3.34%.
West Marshland and Wood
River
VIRGINIA
(Towns) Joint School
District No. 1
Martinsville, Va.
(P. O.
Grantsburg), Wis.
,
Bond
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
Offering—Sealed bids will
nett, Secretary of State Commis¬
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE!
be received until March 14 for the
sion
purchase of $245,000 school bonds.
Local
on
sealed
bids
noon
(EST)
purchase
of
Debt, will receive
in
Richmond
on
Feb.
21
until
for
$1,300,000
sewer
bonds. Dated March
1, 1962. Due
on
March 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
clusive.
Interest
M-S.
Legality
by Reed, Hoyt,' Wash¬
McCarthy.
approved
burn
&
Milwaukee
County (P. O.
Milwaukee), Wis.
the
totaling
—v.
as
$9,912,000 offered Feb. 2
195, p. 452—were awarded,
follows:
1
$1,372,000
bonds
Co., of
WASHINGTON
park
to
the
Trust
Bond
receive
Ephrata), Wash.
Off e ring—Robert S.
County Treasurer, will
sealed
bids
until
10
2.49%.
3,000,000
k
on Feb. 19 for the purchase
$10,000 school bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1962.
Due
on
March
1
expressway
bonds to
a
composed of Phelps,
Fenn & Co., Paribas Corp.,
Johnston, Lemon & Co., and
Boland,
Saffin,
Gordon
&
group
a.m.
(PST)
of
City Bank of New
City, as
at a price
100.04, a basis of about
York
of
Sautter,
as
MAIL EARLY IN THE DAY-
improvement
Northern
Chicago and the First
National
Grant County, Quincy School
District No. 144 (P. O.
O'Brien,
-AND-
Bond Sales—The issues of bonds
2.90s,
at
a
price
\
March
for the pur¬
improvement
1, 1962. Due
March 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
Sale—The $131,000 school
offered Feb. 2—v. 195, p.
412—were
y;
Offering—P. A. Turcotte,
- Treasurer,
will
bonds. Dated
son,
National
purchase of $325,Dated Feb. 1,
Feb. 1 from 1963 to
Secretary
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
195, p. 452—were awarded to
Jean Paquin,
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
195,
Seattle-First
—
Windsor, Quebec
on
30—v.
3—v.
'--vy
Commission,
bonds.
1982 inclusive.
porate purpose bonds offered Jan.
the
on
13 for the
Feb.
off-
164—were awarded
composed
of
the
Due
1982 inclu-
Quebec
Bond Offering
Jan.
p
p.m.
pur-
•.
$185,000
Sale—The
8
school bonds,
1962.
1,
1963 to
Saint Eustache Sch.
street parking bonds offered
Bond
until
for the
sive.
Duvernay, Quebec
Sale—The $1,750,000
March
March 1 from
will
Treasurer,
chase'of' $363,000
Dated
J. Gaston St.
—
-
bids
Feb., 12
(EST): on
bonds.
March 1: from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
Two Rivers, Wis.
Olympia, Wash.
sealed
_
sive.
by Chapman & Cutler.
Offering—George E. Car¬
rier, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Feb.
13 for the purchase of
^
Offering
Secretary
Secretary - Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
.7
Wallace
Roxboro Catholic School
Commission, Quebec
receive
11
bids until
12 for the
cluisye.
Jean,
'
CANADA
(Town) Joint School
Dist. No. 4 (P.O. Monona),
Roger Saint-
—
purchase of $250,000 improvement
bonds. Dated March 1, 1962. Due
on March 1 from
1963 to 1982 in-
y
District No. 1 (P.O.
„„
Grove
7
Offering
Bond
Crook County High
in¬
1982
to
Rouyn, Quebec
7
WYOMING
1963
from
7
Bond
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
■
1
clusive.
1962.
1,
er, will receive sealed
8 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
1,
Sundance), Wyo. 7'yy
$8,000,000 corporate purpose pub-,
lie
BondSale--—The $65,000 school
improvement
bonds.' Dated
March 1, 1962.
Due on March 1 bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 195, p. 60
were
from 1963 to 1974, inclusive.
awarded
to
In¬
Kirchner,
terest M-S. Legality approved by Ormsbee & Wiesner, Inc.
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.
Monona
March
bonds.
Due on
improvement
March
April
1964.
3s.
town
Dated
Sauveur, City Secretary-Treasur¬
■
(CST)
purchase
500
April 1,
on
receive
Wikoff, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Feb.
13 for the purchase
of
100.03.
Rhode
Bank
will
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m.
Sachs
phis;
of
Comptroller,
City
syndicate composed of Goldman,
& Co., R. W. Pressprich &
a
,
as
E. Kalupa,
„
$1,650,000
February
$160,000
^.y^yAy
."
& Co., Paine,
100.004, a net interest cost of about
2.92%, as follows:
;*
.
452—were awarded to
p.
John Nuveen
.
v
The
offered
bonds
school
—v.
—
.
..
Bond Offering—John
The
Newark,
Co.,
National
Monday, February 12, 1962
; /
:
••
1
.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, The
Illinois Company, and Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co.,
at- a
price
of
sewerage
group
Milwaukee, Wis*
on
District No. 405
a
2.69%.
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1964 to
metropolitan
Lauer & Co., and Cunning¬
ham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.,
as 2.70s,
at a price of 100.05,
a
net interest cost of about
County
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST)
on
Feb. 28 for the purchase of
gon;
&
.
Northern Trust Company of Chi-
about
of
composed of
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., Johnston,
Lemon & Co., Boland, Saffin,
Gordon
&
Sautter,
Stern,
y;;-.'Y
$530,000
March 1,
basis
a
cago,
bonds to
Ellis.
National Bank of Chicago; Harris
&
5,540,000
Legality approved by Preston,
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
Bond
100.76,
2.82%.
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Trust ; Co.; > Morgan ,. Guaranty
Trust Co .of New York; The First
Trust
of
inclusive. Prin¬
from 1964 to 1982,
Co.;
Inc.; Folger,
Co., Inc.;
.
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&
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